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Title: Glades County Democrat
Alternate Title: Democrat
Physical Description: Newspaper
Language: English
Publisher: Glades Pub. Co.
Place of Publication: Moore Haven Fla
Creation Date: August 24, 2006
Frequency: weekly
regular
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Subjects / Keywords: Newspapers -- Moore Haven (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
Newspapers -- Glades County (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
Genre: newspaper   ( marcgt )
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Spatial Coverage: United States -- Florida -- Glades -- Moore Haven
Coordinates: 26.834167 x -81.096111 ( Place of Publication )
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Additional Physical Form: Also available on microfilm from the University of Florida.
Dates or Sequential Designation: Began in 1922.
Numbering Peculiarities: Vol. 8, no. 12 (June 21, 1929) issue misdated 1920.
General Note: Editors: R.B. Child, <1926>; Keathley Bowden, <1929>.
General Note: Description based on: Vol. 5, no. 29 (Sept. 24, 1926).
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Moore Haven, Fla. Thursday, August 24, 2006 Volume 80, Number 10


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Florida Native Plant
Society meetings
The Florida Native Plant
Society rneelini <~ill be held
on the first Tuesday of each
rronth at 7 p m. at the Agri-
Civic Center at 450. George
Boulevard in Sebring in con-
ference room number three.
For more infoirnatiiri, call
Roy Stewart at (863) 632-
0914.

Glades County
Picnic planned
A picnic will be held on
Sept. 9, for local residents at
the city park in Moore Haven.
The purpose ot this picnic is
to give all residents and
opportunity % lo be inforrned,
about hurricane prepared-
ness and Herbert Hoover
Dike aivaieness. This festival
type event ', ill be iom 11 I to
.3 p rn Flan, i. artlend this funr
picnic witlh FREE food,
music, raffles, and visit the
displays. The Glades Co,:unt
Emergency Management is
sponsoring this event. No
admission will be chain ed.
Everything is free. Pleas,-
pass this information on to
everyone and plan to attend.
Mark you calendar today\ Get
involved in ,our community.

Meet the candidates
night planned
"Meet the ,candidates"
night will be Tuesday, Sept. 8,
at 7 p.m. This meeting will be
at the Lakeport Community
Center. Refreshments will be
served. We need everyone
from Lakeport informed
about this meeting. Please
help me pass the word
around.
In addition to hearing our
local candidates, Tracy
Whirls, the EDC Executive
Director will discuss the eco-
nomic development ad val-
orem tax incentive referen-
dum that will be on the ballot
on Sept. 5.
This meeting is for the
benefit of all local voters, not
just Lakeport Community
Association members. Please
come and be informed.

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Index
Classifieds ...... .17-21
Obituaries .......... 2
Opinion ...... . .4
School ............ .9
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Arcade special meeting called


MOORE HAVEN The Moore
Haven City Corunicil v ill hold a spe-
cial meeting Mlonday, Aug 28 at
6:30 p.m. in City H -l in a n alr mnipt
to block the proposed demolition
of [he histori'- Arcade Building.
After rejecting o:l'leit I from
potential purchasers, the build-
ing's owner, Roxanne Angelica of
.Miami, through her agent, E\ei-
gladds Realty, annrrounced plans I'
rno\t forward \ith demnolitiOn ol
thrie buildings
.A issu'- is thi( asking pi:e hloi
the L.uildiing Broker Jefre'i Darsi,


has listed the building for sale for
$350,000, despite irs seterel,l dete-
riorated condition. The owner
acquired the Arcade building and
the Swindle Building which abuts
it for $160,000 in 2003, according
to property appraiser's records.
The former owner had taken a'
$30,000 loss on th-e sale aftei bLi',ig
unable to ise.cuie lunrljinr to tStLrie
it.
A fire had id.iaried an upstairs
poi'ror oli [ITe building MROl dan-
age as d'rone to tiie bIuildinp dir-
ripL s iubsequenrt aileilrpts to


remndel it. Following a walk
-.hiougil inspeci..,i of the building
after submitting an offer, one local
owner of other historic properties
said the building had deteriorated
htuli i In thIe past[ three 3e.us
According to "Main Street
Moore Haven program manager
Tiat.\ \\liils, .ainar Street had
oflered to: seekl historic preserva-
tion lanrt in .:d funidringL to fund a,
po i:,n C the ailquiSIliiioi l- :s',
Subject to an ,i0ppl, sTal. Then the
sell,- rI:,uld ha e re'cel'.ied la';
e.iht foi i-_ i d, n.r tirln the diditl.' iornalJ


Building up: New pavilion goes in


INI Barbara Oehlbeck
Progress is being made! Forms for the tie beam (lintel) are now in place and ready for
pouring of concrete.


Progress continues on pavilion


By Barbara Oehlbeck
Glades Cournt Democrat
ORTONA It's oh' io-us
nov, tIhat it's more than an
idea to materialize somewhere
down the road.
The columns of the Vance
L. SIorer iMemorial Pavilion
are reaching up and can be
seen from all over the ceme-
tery.
The structure is modeled
after the pavilion at the Larry
Luckey Indian Mound Park at
Ortona, and the pavilion at the
Alvin Ward Park in Moore
Haven.
The pavilion is being built
at the back area of the Glades
County Cemetery on Highway
78 at Ortona.
Vance Storter's daughter,
Donna Storter Long, is the
driving force to see that this
pavilion becomes a reality. The
late Mr. Storter passed away
before he could actually see
that the pavilion was built and
put to use.
It was in 2003 that the idea
of the pavilion was first


brought before the Glades
County Board of Cominrri,,s-ioi
ers by Donna Long.
According hio rir, It was an-
up hill tibatle to t ind r i :o il .h :-
tor to do the work.
'But then," she says, "as it
usually doe', per.-ir-terce pays
off. Early this year the low bid
of $72,000 was accepted by
Joey Helfinsline of Buckhead
Ridge. And now we can actual-
ly see that it's being built!"
Working with Helfinstine is
Richard Helfinstine and J. R.
Helfinstine, son of Joey Helfin-
stine as well David Swanson.
The committee to see the
project successfully through to,
conclusion is Mrs. Long, Larry
Luckey, Glades. County Proper-
ty Appraiser, Joe Flint, Glades
County Clerk of Court, and
Alvin Ward, Glades County
Commissioner for District
Two.
Instrumental in manage-
ment of the project is Bob
Jones, Public Safety Director of
Glades County.
"An unusual sight where
construction is going on," says


Mrs. Long, "is thlle lean, order-
ly aprpe-ailance of materials,
equipment, workers, in other
words, materials are lined up,
nothing is thrown about, trash
and left over pieces of materi-
als are in'their proper throw-
away-places. It just makes you
feel good to see this kind of
work, this kind of respect for
the pfrioj ."
The ground immediately
surrounding the structure has
been graded, shaped and lev-
eled by J.C. Long, which the
contractor says he appreciates
very much.
Project Manager Bob Jones
said, "Well, it's taken several
years to come to this .point.
The county had to put more
money in the fund to get to
Phase One which we're into
now. Phase Two will include
benches and landscaping. The
ground work is excellent. It's
solid and in very good shape.
I'm confident the work will all
be completed by Nov. 11 in
time for the Veteran's Day
Memorial service."


value. The owner had offered to
donate the property to Main Street,
with the condition that she be
allowed iti,' u the th, buildingback,
upon its restoration. The iMain
Street Board of Directors rejected
that offer.
When word came down that
the C,'.. ri-i '. .i S ..1 -ining iti 'ernol--
ish the historic uiidinrr-, the Main
Shir l rn- n.i r,:p.T called 'irr, Coun-
cilman John Ahern, whose faiilr\
once or c nedi. the 5' \ indit Building,
aniJ R\l1., Brr-t \I\ hidd..n, asking
thai the w;...i in l i a ,e s iI, his-


toric preservation commission,
and impose a 180 day delay on the
demolition permit, to give Main
Street-time to raise funds to save
the buildings.
"Some people acquire historic
buildings under the mistaken
notion that there's a world of grant
funding out there to assist them in
preserving the buildings.," Ms.
.. V hirisal. ai. 'Nonpro:fits. lil:e Main
Street Moo'e Ha'en, Inc., ha\re the
ability to access funds lot building
See Meeting-Page 12


Ortona hosts



political rally


By Nicole Curry
Glades Co :uit Dii :mii,
ORfTOl'JA The Ortona
"Meet the C, ndiJ._icesr Pliincal
Rally was \.ell atrernled by the
ipe':,rle of,.l,:lade sC:,nri .
-Opening e-rr,.il:s by bi:
Ortona C r r n..nit, AsiOt -i, ti,..n
(OCA) ri. Fresidenrt L.ay
Luckey reflected on the first
GI-,ids County political rally in
Ortona in 1980. Guest speakers
iriiluded the candlditras iun-
ning for Distric- T,. RepresenIa-
ie an. d Iandldaies i l' r me Dis-
tnct 2 i i '_m ri-si,:rni .s-,al Gilades
C':- r\ :oaididaaltes l unr rlinq -,:,
scho,,_.l bo'u, lJ .nd the. ndi'dljte
l,,onin,, f,-r Cl.d,-s. County
,-,rllrl l' l":"; l ,ll D isli ic l ,,.-_-re
S also's0.thediiel io speal.
Disrrict 7, F' :pre,.ep.-nrl:
Denrise i lrr i i ,lesr hbeJ her
continued efforts and concerns
for education and health care


issues in Florida, and touched
on her ac'complishments dui
inL-' hei fl.st efrtm in rnilice Her
,,ppo nent. Zane Thomas,
..p,-',ke of his leders-hip role as a.
military officer in the U.S. Na\y.
He stressed the need for
responinslble leAilership in gov-
erI fFienrlt.
The three unopposed
sr:chool L-,,ad candidates-. Janel
Sti.nei in Disirsct 1. Mike Press-
lev in Diririr: 4, aind Patti Pearce
in Disnrici 5, thanked the Ortona
,ot,:I 1. i ','I then support and
urped them ,to v\ouirinteei in the
_'.ho,:,l s\'i;sem.
inluriJTbentA .lin \\aid
sp k.',: baLo.iut ihe "dis-.rai" fin.-an
.:i.1 :l.uAi,:i-,i n f Clades County
r ':i 'i c,;.i; ag i He lso i ep:'i hled
.:. h'r,'\' much Glades Counht's
rijudie:et has increased- due to
pi'-pe ip, values piroducrinr
See Rally Page 12


Elementary



welcomes new



administrator


By Nicole Curry
Glades County Democrat
MOORE HAVEN With a
new school year in full swing,
Moore Haven Elementary
School has added new staff
members. One of those people
is Mrs. Kristen Rowley, who'
assumed the position of assis-
tant principal this year.
Mrs. Rowley moved to Flori-
da from Indiana in 1984. She
has been in the educational
field for 12 years, with 10 years


spent teachingg various grades
from kindergarten to eighth
grade. The other two years she
served as an assistant principal.
Mrs. Rowley received her
Bachelor's degree from The
University of Florida. She
earned her Master's degree
from Florida Gulf Coast Univer-
sity.
During her leisure time, she
enjoys traveling, spending time
with family and friends, and
See School-Page 12


Debbie, goodbye


and


By Barbara Oehlbeck
Special to Glades
County Democrat
LABELLE None of "us"
who've been "regulars" at Flora
& Ella's Restaurant want to think
about Debbie not being there.
However, as we all know, change
is inevitable, and so it is in this
case.
She says, "This is the right time
for me to make a change. It's not
easy. I get very emotional but that
doesn't mean I'm wavering
about it. It just means you can't
spend your life in one place and
not have a lot of deep feelings
about leaving. Flora & Ella's is
family. In a big way it's been
home to me ever since I was
born."
And she means just that.
Debbie Burchard was born in


... Hello


Flora & Ella's former location on
Bridge Street. She grew up learn-
ing the business from "one end to
the other."
She laughs saying, "I mean
every end ... from scrubbing the
kitchen floor to cleaning the bath-
rooms, to cooking at every sta-
tion, to lending a sympathetic ear
to the few customers who find
something to complain about -
and there are always a few of
those. But mostly, it's being
happy with the way people enjoy
our cooking, our family atmos-
phere, our home-like manners--
and of course, our
famous pies, and Alan's fan-
tastic Hawaiian Chicken Salad
plate."
The tears don't quite spill over
but they're close as she adds:
See Debbie Page 12


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they will welcome over a thousand of the chirping, grunting and snapping baby gators
eager to escape the confines of the eggs in which they have spent the last two months.
The babies will be emerging over the next two weeks says Allen Register owner of
Gatorama in Palmdale, and this is the first time the public is invited to experience this.
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Goodwin, Sr.
Charles Winston Goodwin, Sr., Willian
age 63, went to his eternal home William
on Friday, Aug. 18, 2006. Glade died
Mr. Goodwin was born on 2006.
March 24, 1943, in Ft. Pierce, to Mr. Great
Winston (Doc) and Charlene Glade's fii
Scott Goodwin. After graduating elected in
from Dan McCarty High School, Glade City
he became a partner with his served fivi
father in the farming business, from 1969
Some twenty years later, he was as our May
employed by South Bay Growers 1976. He wv
and the United States Sugar Cor- to serve a
portion from which he was 1981 to 19
retired. Mr. Goodwin was a mem- number c
ber of the First Baptist Church of twelve.
Moore Haven. He was an avid gar- Funeral
dener and loved spending time at were held
his cottage on Lake Placid. He is Church in ]
survived by his wife, Sylvia Davis day, Aug. 19
Goodwin of Moore Haven; his
three sons and daughters-in-laws, Dennis
Charles Winston, Jr. of Labelle,
Christopher Earl and Jennifer Lueero
Smith Goodwin, Mark Ames and Dennis D
Noel Sturm Goodwin of Moore of Clewist
Haven; his sister Beth Howell; a Thursday,
brother-in-law, Bud Howell of Ocala.
Banner Elk, N. C., and grandchil- He was
dren, Lane, Garrett, Gracie, Ellie, in Bridgel
Lake and Landon Goodwin. Avis- deLeon Lu
station was held at the First Baptist Denny.
Church of Moore Haven on Tues- He grad
day, Aug. 22,-at 10 a.m. The funer- School Clk
al service followed at 11 a.m. with attending
burial held at Ortona Cemetery. In College at (
lieu of flowers, those desiring to Survivo
make a memorial contribution Carlo deLe
are encouraged to consider the Maarni, of l
building fund at First Baptist er, Marie J
Church, P.O. Box 566, Moore ton; a sisti
Haven, FL 33471, or the Gideon's Clewiston;
Bible Ministry. men deLe


AracellRivera-
Gonzalez
Araceli Rivera-Gonzalez, age
57, of Lake Harbour, passed
away Aug. 19, 2006 in Lake Har-
bour.
She was born Nov. 11, 1948 in
Matamorrs, Tamp, Mexico, the
daughters, Florencio and Maria
N. (Guerra) Gonzalez.
Survivors include two daugh-
ters, Anna Rivera of Clewiston,
Flora (Cosme) N. Rivera-
Resendiz; four sons, Rafael
Rivera, Jr., Ricardo Rivera,
Rodolfo Rivera. Roando Rivera;
two sisters, Ramona Gonzalez,
Evelia Rodriguez and two broth-
ers, Leoncio Conde and Celesti-
no Gonzalez. In addition, she is
survived by her grandchildren,
Nelly, Victor, Christopher
Resendiz; Aldnder tiTustin Her-
nandez; Elizabeth, Rafael, III,
Javier Rivera, Salomon, and Luis
Fernando Rivera.
A Mass of Christian Burial will
be held on Thursday, Aug. 24, at
10 a.m. at Saint Philips Benizi
Catholic Church, Belle Glade
with Rev. Abraham Feleciano
officiating.
All arrangements are under


Phillipines
Burlington,
is also surn
Kristyne .
friends, C
Heather Da
Funeral
Monday, At
at Saint ]
Church, C
will follow
tery.
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Sunday fro
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Bertie I
Bertie .L
passed aw;
Hospice .
surrounded
Bertie Il
earth to rej(
her husba
Leonard Ma
by her chik
Milita and
Canal Point
son of Mo:
Steve and
Flowery Bra


i 'Bill' Grear
'Bill' Grear, of Belle
on Tuesday, Aug. 15,
ir was the City of Belle
rst African-American
to office as a Belle
Commissioner. He
e consecutive terms,
through 1977, serving
*or from 1975 through
ras later elected again
two-year term from
83, bringing his total
)f elected years to
services for Mr. Grear
at St. John First Baptist
Belle Glade, on Satur-
19,2006.
"Denny"

Denny Lucero, age 21,
on, passed away on
Aug. 17, 2006 in
born on July 23, 1985
ton, N.J., to Carlo
cero and Manrie Janet
uated Clewiston High
ass of 2003 and was
Sante Fe Community
Gainesville.
rs include his father,
eon Lucero and wife,
Boca Raton; his moth-
Janet Denny, Clewis-
er, Maricar Lucero of
grandmothers, Car-
,on Lucero of The
and Louise Denny of
N.C. In addition, he
wived by his girlfriend,
Monlova and best
Gilbert Norton and
a is.
services will be held
ug. 28.2006 at 10 a.m.
Margaret's Catholic
lewiston. Interment
in Ridgelawn Ceme-
n will be Monday thru
m 12-9 at Akin-Davis
me, Clewiston.
ngements are under
nd direction of Akin-
ral Home, Clewiston.
Lois Maxson
,ois Mlxsonrage 87,
ay on Aug. 13, 2006 in
ifthe Palm Beaches
db\ family.
eaves her family on
oin the love of her life,
and of 54 years,
axson. She is survived
Iren, Carolyn Maxson
husband, Dale of
t, Bill and Susan Max-
rristown, Tenn., and
Bonne Maxson of
anch, Ga.


Charles Winston


She leaves behind seven
grandchildren and six great-
grandchildren.
Bertie has been an integral
part of the Canal Point commu-
nity for 68 years and will forever
be remembered with love by her
church family at Canal Point
United Methodist. Bertie leaves
behind a legacy of "life and love"
and will live on in the hearts of
the many that were blessed by
knowing her.
A viewing was held Monday,
Aug. 14, from 7 until 9 p.m. at
the Glades Funeral Chapel.
Funeral service was held Tues-
day, Aug. 15, at 2 p.m. in the
Canal Point Methodist Church.
In lieu of flowers, those who
wish may make a contribution in
memory of Bertie to the Canal
Point United Methodist Church,


Engagement


P.O. Box 326, Canal Point, FL,
33438 or Hospice of Palm Beach
County, 5300 East Ave., West
Palm Beach, FL, 33407.
Arrangements made by
Glades Funeral Home in Belle
Glade.
Dawn Marie Reese
Dawn Marie Reese, age 48, of
Clewiston, passed away Mon-
day, Aug. 21, 2006 at home in
Clewiston with her loving hus-
band, Tom and family by her
side.
Memorial services will be
held later at the family home on
Sept. 3. The family can be con-
tacted at (863) 983-8984.
All arrangements are under
the care and direction of Akin-
Davis Funeral Home Clewiston.


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Heather Lauren Mahurin and Jonathan Mark Lively


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Lively
Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Mahurin of
Tampa, are pleased to announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Heather Lauren Mahurin, to
Jonathan Mark Lively, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Lively and grand-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Smith
of Belle Glade.
Heather graduated from the


University of Florida and received
her Master's degree in clinical
psychology from the Georgia
School of Professional Psycholo-
gy in Atlanta.
Jonathan is a graduate of the
University of Florida, School of
Engineering and is employed as a
supply chain consultant in
Atlanta.
A September wedding is
planned in Orlando. The couple
will reside in Atlanta, Ga.


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HENDRY COUNTY African-
ized Honey Bees (AHBs) are
present and are becoming more
common in Hendrvy and sur-
rounding counties.
On July 11, 2005 the Florida
Department of Agriculture and
Consumer Services issued a Pub-
lic Advisory on Africanized
HoneyBees.
Some highlights from the advi-
sory make recommendations to
help you prepare for potential
encounters with AHBs..
- AHB safety precautions:
Be attuned and alert to
buzzing in your environment this
,may indicate a nest or swarm of
bees.
Use care when entering
sheds or outbuildings where bees
may nest.
0 Examine work areas before
using power equipment such as
lawn mowers, weed cutters, and
chain saws the noise excites
'bees.
Be alert when engaged in all
outdoor activities.
Teach respect and caution


Community Links. Individual VoIces.


.of all bees.
Visit with a doctor about bee
sting kits and procedures if sensi-
tive to bee stings.
Do not disturb a nest or
swarm of bees, leave the area
immediately, and contact a pest
control company or your county
extension agent.
If attacked by aggressive bees,
run as fast as possible to a safe
area. Aggressive AHBs may pur-
sue for up to one-quarter of a mile.
If stung:
Go quickly to a safe area.
Remove stingers by scraping
- use a flicking action with a finger-
nail or credit card.
Do not squeeze or the stinger
may stay in and get infected.
*Apply ice.
Seek medical attention
immediately if breathing becomes
labored.
If you have any questions, need
staff training or if we can assist you
with more information, please
contact the Hendry County Exten-
sion Office at (863) 674-4092.


Wilma debris is gone from nearby lake
2 .y-a ,


CLEWISTON, Fla. A major, standing dead Melaleuca trees on
milestone was reached on August tree islands along the Okeechobee
3, as the last of approximately 3.2 Waterway and blew some into the
million cubic yards of debris was waterway itself. That phase of the
removed from the Herbert Hoover debris cleanup began during the
Dike and the part of the Okee- first \\eek ol August and should be
chobee Waterway that crosses completed by the end of October.
Lake Okeechobee near Belle "This project has been a
Glade. The debris was created by tremendous task," said Angie
Hurricane Wilma, which struck on Huebner of the South FloridaOper-
!Oct.'24,2005. actions Office in Clewiston. "I don't
In Lake Okeechobee, the hurri- think the public outside of the lake
cane's raging winds and waves communities realizes the scale of
pushed floating vegetation, tussock this job. Before x e could even start
material, Melaleuca trees and man- work, the South Florida Operations
:made material onto the Herbert Office team had to complete
Hoover Dike between Cleislon assessments, determine the
and Pahokee. Winds from the amount of debris and determine
,storm also blew items such as how the work should be complet-
refrigerators, fuel tanks, boats and ed. We also worked With the Dis.
,camper trailers intothe waterx\ayv trict office to get a contract a\ ard-
The storm had also toppled ed and the contract was awarded


to Leno Tiansportlaion, Inc. from
Miami."
"It has been a pleasure working
with the contractor," said Jeremr
Crossland, wvho is providing over-
sight on the contract for the Corps.
"The\ are er\ respo isi\ e and are
completing their work quickly"
According to Ms Huebner, the
contractor worked diligently to
clean one xaea first so that a local
lestikal, Belle Glades' Black Gold
Jubilee, could be held as sched-
uled. Held annually at the end ol
the Florida Farmrworkers' harvest
season, this festival recognizes the
blessing of the area's soil and the
contributions of hard -wvoi king agri-
cultural workers.
An. debris that could not be
legally burned was taken offsite for
disposal Undei,,ater inspections


enabled the location and removal
of submerged debris.
The contractor also successfully
avoided disturbing tw\o resident
bald eagles.
Route 1 of the Okeechobee
Waterway (across the center of the
lake) was first reopened on Oct. 30.
2005, just siL days after the passage
of Wilma Route 2 of the Okee-
chobee \Waterway, which skirts the
edge of the lake and is locally
known as the "rim canal," remains
closed The Jacksomnille District
surve\ vessel., the Florida, has com-
pleted a survey of the area and we
are awaiting the results so that
remaining underwater obstruc.
lions can be removed and that por-
tion of the route reopened to
marine traffic.


Three men arrested for illegal alligator hunting


LAKE OKEECHOBEE -Flori-
da Fish and Wildlife Conserva-
.tion Commission (FWC.) officers
'arrested three men early Thurs-
day, Aug. 17, on complaints they
'illegally killed nine alligators
using a "bang stick." asis -,


Officers using night-vision
goggles watched the men,
Michael Jameston, Craig Larson
and Thomas Tobin, all of Palm
Beach County, in the sports-
man's canal area of Lake Okee-
chobee, an area outside 'the des-
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ignated hunting area. None of
the men had proper permits or
tags, said FWC Officer Joige L
Pinb.
A bang stick a long pole
which fires a bullet when thrust
against the reptile's skull plate is


often used legally during alliga-
tor hunts, but the alligator first
must be secured by line or rope
to the hunter.
The alligators ranged in size
from 4 to 9 feet in length.


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IFAS/AP/Josh Wickham
In this photo released by the University of Florida's Institute
of Food and Agricultural Sciences, assistant entomology pro-
fessor Bill Kern demonstrates how bees behave when they're
in "defense mode" at Tuesday, Aug. 14, Africanized Honey
Bee Field Day at Fort Lauderdale's tropical research and edu-
cation center. The event taught police, fire and other emer-
gency workers how to properly deal with the insects and was
a joint effort by the university and the state's Department of
Agriculture and Consumer Services.


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FREEDOM OF SPEECH: The "tombstone" read: R. I. P. Free
Speech. It seems a mild mannered Muse citizen decided to portray
his opinion of a political candidate by wearing a tee shirt with the
written words: "Hey X, Our cow died. We don't need your bull." He
reportedly wore the shirt to a political rally in Ortoiua, and an unop-
posed candidate didn't like it. The candidate called the president of
the Muse Homeowners Association and said if Mr. Tee showed up at
the Muse rally, the candidate would walk out. Relations between
Muse Homeowners Association and government leaders have been
strained at best the last few years, and the directors decided they
could not allow one of their own to do exactly what inmny political
activists do at rallies, display signage of their support and/'r opposi-
tion for a candidate. So they warned Mr. Tee if hie appeared with the
shirt, he would be asked to leave, or be removed if he did not leave.
He chose to not appear at all, and in a non-disruptive way erected
the "tombstone" near the entrance to the Muse Homeowners meet-
ing hall. There were no reports of any disruption at the Ortona rally
by the presence of Mr. Tee; in fact the Sheriff himself was reportedly
there and no incident report was filed Nothing happened except a
citizen silently expressed his viewpoint in a non-threatening man-
ner. Freedom of speech. The right to assemble. Both of those may
very well be endangered in Glades County when one candidate,
who had no dog in the fight, bluffed the good leaders of Muse into
succumbing to a juvenile threat.


Letter to the Editor


How to make progress
without progressing
It has long been said of
Glades County officials that they
are against progress. It is also
said of Glades larger landowners
that they too are against
progress. How do you define
"Progress"? I submit that we can
have progress without progress-
ing just by doing some judicious
house cleaning.
And, that house cleaning can
start with the primary election
and continue on into the final
elections. Before we can start
that house cleaning, we need to
understand what needs to be
cleaned.
Glades County has had for
years, a reputation of corruption,
which bye the way, is well
earned. We have had in the not
so distant past, officials who
have stolen from the county and
been removed from office to
serve time, officials who have
brandished weapons at another
and did not serve time, officials_
'who have used their offices for
personal gain and again have not
.served time, and let's not forget
the officials who were found to
violate the Sunshine Law and
were punished but again did not
serve time. Likewise, we have
had officials who were arrested
multiple times, served time
locally, however short, and have


returned to their office by the
choice of the people. Additional-
ly, we have had officials arrested
for improprieties of good busi-
ness practice against the State
and did not serve time except
the time they continued to serve
the people of Glades. And, how
many officials have used their
office to exert pressure on others
to achieve a not so legitimate
end? I'm sure if we dug a little
deeper, we could unearth a mul-
titude of misuse of office.
The first step to progress
without progressing is to rid our-
selves of these leaches on our
government. Once we have
"Qualified" and "Integrity guid-
ed" officials to oversee our busi-
ness, we have progressed with-
out progressing.
The next step is to progress
within the "rights" and "desires"
of the people, and to the best
advantage of the county infra-
structure, upon which, we all
depend.
There is no magic formula to
achieve this end, but there is a
very simple solution. Just get out
and Vote, AFTER you have taken
the time to know what each offi-
cial supports. And by this, I do
not mean, "taking the word of
others". Be your own person
and use the vote given to you by
so many that have paid the ulti-
mate price to insure that liberty!
Thankyou,
Tom Johnson, Lakeport


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Glades Happenings

of Yesteryear


Large crowd attends


boxing here. Friday


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Brighton Valley Hotel
The Brighton Valley Hotel existed in 1938, as this post-
card shows, but where did it go? Who built it? What was
the story behind It? If anyone recalls this hotel, would
you let us know? Call MaryAnn at (863) 763-3134 or
email: mmorris@newszap.com.



Pioneer class sign-ups


will soon be finished

GLADES COUNTY Leader- management, health and educa-
ship Hendry & Glades Counties, tion, agri-business, civic and cul-
Inc. is still accepting applications tural, and environment and
for the Pioneer Class of the Lead- water. Space is limited to 20 par-
ership Program. Deadline is Aug. ticipants. If more than 20 appli-
31, and can be obtained by call- cations are received, a commit-
ing (863) 675-6007 or mailing: tee will choose by evaluating the
info@hendrycountyedc.com applications.
and request one to be emailed to Oct. 21, is scheduled for an
you. orientation dinner folloiued in
Participants will be part of on November for Government and
exciting program including net- Judicial Day, the first of six day-
working, learning sessions, and long sessions scheduled once a
hands on experience in areas of month. The cost of the program
judicial and government, growth is $500.


By Jeanette Peeples
Recap of various articles
appearing in the Glades County
Democrat, July 1948-August 1948.
August 6,1948
A crowd estimated at over 300
turned out for the first boxing to be
held in Moore Haven for several
years. The arena was under the
direction of R.L. "Doc". Golden
who had operated a boxing ring
here for several \ ears in the 30s. He
was given permission to construct
a temporary. boxing ring in the city
park on the foundation piers of the
old city water tank (July 9, 1948).,
For several weeks impromptu
matches had been held on the
lawn in the park and proven to be
quite popular The platform would
also provide a place for band con-
certs and as a speaking rostrum for
public meetings. .Later was used
as the stage during the Chalo Nilka
Festival).
The matches were strictly local
amateur boys equally matched.
The local VFW placed benches
and had a drink concession.
The crowd was brought to their
feet in the opening bout by the
high spirited fight between Buster
Waggerby and Jake Hadley. The
three-iound bout was declared a
diaw In the second bout, Franklin
Sinmons out-pointed Carl Spear.


Neil Taylor and J. L. Raulerson
squared off in the third bout which
'was stopped in the third round due
to the injury ofJ. L. Raulerson. Neil
was winner by TKO.
Tommy Cook and Bobby Sex-
ton went through three fast rounds
in the featherweight class with the
bout being declared a draw.
Harold Cason was completely
outclassed by Alvin Ward with
Ward easily winning the six-round
bout.
In the main bout, Jimmy Crum
substituted in place of Ronald Mor-
ris who had been scheduled to
meet Francis Smith. Crum and
Smith provided a very fitting cli-
max for the night by displaying
plenty of power and punch. Crum
won the bout by a TKO after Smith
received a bad cut over his right
eye that required stitches.
Frank Minrich, James Wood-
ward and Ray Gantt served as
judges with "Doc" Golden and
Sonny Stalls sharing the referee
duties.
The Library is interested in
obtaining oral histories of Glades
County life and its pioneers. If you
are willing to participate, please
contact the Glades County Public
Library or Jeanette Peeples. Our
goal is to preserve our History and
Heritage.


Community Briefs


Political
Rally planned
Ortona Community Associa-
tion (OCA) is hosting a political
rally Tuesday Aug. 15, at 6:30
p.m. Candidates for State Repre-
sentative District 77 and Glades
County
Commissioner District 2 will
be featured speakers.
Refreshments will be served,
OCA meets at the Ortona Library
3000 Coffee Mill Hammock Rd
behind the firehouse.
The same rally will be held by
the Muse Community Associa-
tion on Thursday, Aug. 17 at 7
p.m. This rally will be held at
25895 Loblolly Bay (CR 720)
Road.
Guardian Ad Litem
volunteers needed
Are you flexible, open-mind-
ed and interested in advocating
for a child' Only 60 percent of
Lee, Collier. Charlotte, Glades
and Hendry county children
taken from their homes due to
allegations of abuse or neglect
hase a volunteer Guardian ad
Litem (GAL) to protect their
interests. A GAL volunteer has
the opportunity to be a champi-
on for an abused, neglected or
abandoned child in court and
within the community, strongly
supported by program staff.
New Guardian ad Litem train-
ing began on July 15, in Fort
Myers.
For information, to apply, or
to ask how your business or
organization can help, call Jack-
ie at (239) 533-1425 or (866)
341-IGAL.

Fishing tournament
anglers meeting
Super Bucks Bass Tourna-
ment, Sunday Sept. 24, 2006,
Lake Okeechobee, Clewiston.
Guaranteed $10,000.00 for First
Place, limited to 150 boats, five
fish limit, Anglers Meeting will
be held on Sept. 23, 2006 from 5
until 7 p.m. in Clewiston at
Roland and Maryann Martin's
Marina. There will be a $200.00
entry fee with a 150 percent pay-
back at 100 boats. For more
information, please call Chris
Fickey at (941) 232-9539 or visit
the official website at
www.bassbustersflorida.com


Narcotics
Anonymous meets
Narcotics Anonymous meets
Monday's at 7 p.m. for open dis-
cussion meeting at Buck Head
Ridge Christian Church, 3 Linda
Road, Buckhead Ridge. For
more information please call
(863) 634-4780.
Hurricane.
help available
Help is still available for Hur-
ricane Wilma victims from our
local Community Rebuilding
Ecumenical Workforce (CREW)
but you must register again!
Community Rebuilding Ecu-
menical Workforce (CREW) is a
caring network of Hendry and
Glades Counties' civic, social,
service, and faith-based groups,
agencies, and organizations,
along with concerned individu-
als and businesses, formed to
address the physical,, emotional,
and spiritual needs of the com-
munity in the restoration and
rebuilding of their lies and
homes in times of a natural or
man-made disaster.
CREW will provide collabora-
tive leadership and advocacy in
meeting the needs for revitaliz-
ing and improving the quality of
life for the most vulnerable in
the community.
For more information, ques-.
tions, or to schedule an appoint-
ment, please call of visit: CREW
Headquarters, First United
Methodist Church, 352 W.
Arcade Avenue, Clewiston,
phone (863) 983-4316 (John
3:16) or email CREWheadquar-
ters@aol.com.
MHHS Class
Reunion planned
The MHHS Class of '86 is hav-
ing its 20 year reunion on Home-
coming Weekend this year.
Organizers are inviting the Class
of '87 and Class of '88 to join the
fun, as well. Reunion planners
are in need of assistance in
locating and notifying all mem-
bers of the above classes. The
initial plan is to have a tailgate
type get-together the night of the
Homecoming Game and, on the
following day, have a BBQ for
the family at the City Park or a
similar location. Anyone inter-
ested in assisting may contact
David Lee at dlee-


Weather


Weather forecast for Glades
County from the National Weath-
er Service.
Thursday: Showers and thun-
derstorms are likely after 9am
then partly cloudy with a high
near 91. The wind will be light
and from the south with a 60 per-
cent chance of rain.
Thursday night: Showers and
thunderstorms are likely, mainly
before 8pm then, partly cloudy,
with a low around 74. The wind
will be from the south and light
with a 60 percent chance of rain.
Extended forecast
Friday: Scattered showers and
thunderstorms are likely after 9
a.m. then, partly cloudy, with a
high near 89. The wind will be
from the southeast around 6 mph
with a 50 percent chance of rain.
Friday night: It will be partly


cloudy, with a low around 73. The
wind will be from the east
between 3 and 5 mph.
Saturday: Showers and thun-
derstorms are likely then, partly
cloudy with a high near 90. The
wind will be from the southeast
between 7 and 9 mph with a 60
percent chance of rain.
Saturday night: It will be partly
cloudy, with a low around 77.
Sunday: Scattered showers
and thunderstorms are likely
then, partly cloudy, with a high
near 90. The chance of rain is 50
percent.
Sunday night: It will be partly
cloudy, with a low around 76.
Monday: Scattered showers
and thunderstorms are likely. It
will be partly cloudy with a high
near 90 and a 50 percent chance
of rain.


9i',i'y-skyeone.com or ('863.
946-2512.

CREW needs
volunteers
The Commnunity Rebuilding
Ecunenica l \~inkforce (CREW)
ol Hendrv and Glades Counties
is seeking volunteerss to assist
residents with repairs and con-
tinued clean up efforts in the
aftermath of Hurricane Wilma.
Carpenters, Electricians,.
Plumbers, drywall installers and
othertrade skills are needed, as
well as, anyone willing to lend a
hand. For more information,
come by our office at 121 Central
Ave. rear entrance or email
CREWheadquarters@aol.com
or phone (863) 983 2390.
CREW seeks
donations
The Community Rebuilding
Ecumenical Workforce (CREW)
of Hendry and Glades Counties is
seeking donations of building
materials and supplies, including
lumber, nails and drywall, to
assist residents with repairs and
continued clean up efforts in the
aftermath of Hurricane Wilma.
Donations. including monetary
contributions, are ta'x deductible.
For more information, come by
our office at 121 Central Ase. rear
entrance or email CREWhead-
quarters@aol.com or phone'
(863) 983-2390.

Free services offered
to help elders
Center for Independent Living
will be doing outreach on a regu-
lar basis at the Moore Haven,
Clewiston, and LaBelle sites
between the hours of noon to
2:30 p.m. You can contact Tera
or Linda at the Center for Inde-


pendent Living at (9411 766-8333
in Charlotte County to find out
the days that they will be avail-
able in those areas.

Economic Council
Meetings planned
The Glades County Economic
Development Council normally
meets the first Monday of the
month at 6:15 p.m. in the confer-
ence room at Glades Electric
Cooperative. If you are not a
member, please contact the EDC
about joining. If you are a mem-
ber, please plan to attend the
meetings. As the Main Street
effort and other initiatives move
forward, we will need a host of
knowledgeable volunteers to
serve on various committees
and we encourage your partici-
pation.

VFW Post #9528
hours posted
The \'VFW Post #9528 is locat-
ed at 2002 Hwy. 78 West in Buck-
head Ridge. For more informa-
tion call (863) 467-2882. Post
hours are from noon until 8 p.m.
daily. Wednesday is Ladies Auxil-
iary dinner from 5:30-7 p.m., and
the cost is $5. Every Thursday,
the post has bar bingo at 12:45
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All games and special events
are shown on three televisions.
The game room has a regula-
tion-size, pool table. Post meet-
ings are held on the second and
fourth Saturday of the month,
beginning at 10 a.m. Comman-
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By MaryAnn Morris
INI Florida
We owe the word "photogra-
phy" to Sir John Herschel, who first
used the term in 1839, the year the
photographic process became
public and six years before Florida
became a state. The word comes
from the Greek words for light and
writing.
Paul Daguerre, a Frenchman,
announced the first photographic
process in 1839 and he named it
the Daguerreotype. George East-
man, an American is remembered
for introducing flexible film in 1884.
Four years later he introduced the
box camera, and photography
now reached a much greater num-
ber of people.
By the time the Lake Okee-
chobee area started to become set-
fled in the early 1900s, photography
had become well-established
means of recording events. The
early photographers who braved
heat, flooded lands and mosqui-
toes to take pictures of the wonder
that was Florida left a rich and
remarkable record of early life in
the Everglades, and on the lake and
the prairies.
John Kunkel Small first came to
Florida in 1901 to collect and pho-
tograph Florida's unique plant life
for the New York Botanical Gar-
den. He was a botanist and curator
first of Columbia University's
herbarium, then of the New York
Botanical Garden, a position he
held until his death in 1938. We
have not only his wonderful photo-
graphs of the. plants and land-
scapes that existed before develop-
ment but also his written accounts
of his journeys in the state includ-
ing two in the Lake Okeechobee
area.


Claude C. Matlack came from
Kentucky to Miami in 1917 where
he worked as a commercial pho-
tographer until 1942, photograph-
ing everything from socialites to
Seminoles. Particularly in the 'roar-
ing twenties" he photographed
everything from "flappers" to tin-
can tourists and many Everglades
scenes.
Marion Post Wolcott was a pho-
tographer for the United States Farm
Security Administration. She took
thousands of photographs of rural
scenes across the country from the
late 1930s into the 1940s. Her photo-
graphs of the Lake Okeechobee
area record some of the scenes of
the time. Today her work is collect-
ed and displayed nationally.
These are not the only photog-
raphers of Central Florida. There
are many more. But the best photo-
graphs are so often those taken by
families to remember the lives of
the family members who came
before. We are grateful when they
sometimes share them with our
readers.
Sources: Library of Congress,
Reclaiming the Everglades, Ency-
clopedia Britannica.
For information, contact
MaryAnn Morris at
mmorris@newszap.com.


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only these prices were still in effect!


Florida Archives/John Kunkel Small
John Kunkel Small would load his cars with plants on col-
lecting trips in Florida. Photographed on the Indian Prairie
west of Lake Okeechobee, Florida. April 1924.


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3 BR / 2 BA CBS POOL HOME, spa.
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CBS home and rental mobile home on
12.03 acres with massive old oaks and
palms. Located approximately 7 1/2 miles
West of LaBelle with frontage on Hwy 78
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features frontage on the main river and
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includes 60 ft. of protected dockage. No
corps setbacks on either lot. $1,500,000
WATERFRONT & PRIVACY AT IT'S
AE This recently renovated 3BR/2BA
home is located at the Ortona Locks. Fish
from your own private. dock. (Permit in
place to add new dock w/ lift.) Priced to
Sell!ll $499,900
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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
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$299,000
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acre lot is wooded and located on County
Road 78. Build your dream honse raot this
parcel & enjoy endless views of the
aloosahatchee River, Price Reduced
$499,900
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covered with large oaks. Call for more
details. This is a MUST SEE. $475,000
HOMES IN LABELLE
CHARMING 2BR/2BA CEDAR HOME
sits on oversized corner lot in the city.
Features are vaulted ceilings, tile, French
doors, fenced back yard & extra storage.
$199,900
CBS HOME IN THE CITY! 3BR/2BA
w/split floor plan, large bedrooms,
oversized family room & beautiful shaded
home site. $199,900!
MOVE IN READY! Newly remodeled
3BR/2BA home located on large lot in the
city. New carpet, flooring and interior
paint & spacious master bedroom.
$179,900
OAKS. FENCED BACK YARD, 3BR/2BA
CBS home in the heart of LaBelle. Great
location! REDUCED $179,500
THIS IMMACULATE 2BR/1.5BA
HOME is located in the center of town
close to everything. What a terrific home
for someonejust setting out on their own
S;. down. Home is partially fur-
,,, n, I .. ready for youl I. 5',9I.0
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Home features vaulted ,. ii!' ,. split floor
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Islatdl. Reduced I tI.l'iii
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sell! Possible owner i .. ... ,, ,L..lel
Owner will consider all ..1h I1 V-5.i00Jti
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Home has 12' x 14' deck, perfect for
entertaining. $119,900


AFFORDABLE AND WELL MAIN-
TAINED 3BR/2BA manufactured home
w/office or possible 4th bedroom. Perfect
starter home or rental investment.
Located within city limits, completely
fenced & priced to sell! $99,900
HOMES
3BR/2BA CBS HOME w/Pool in Laurel
Oaks, very desirable neighborhood w/
great floor plan for a growing family.
Property is surrounded by large oaks.
Home/pool needs TLC, being sold AS IS.
$235,000
3BR/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 seel
$189,000.
3BR/2BA HOME W/TILE through out
living areas, living room plus family
room. Fenced back yard w/ many tropi-
cals & BBQ room. $189,900
2BR/2BA "LIKE-NEW' manufactured home
w/large screened room on 1.25 acre home site
cleared w/scattered trees. REDUCED
$119,500
HOMES ON ACREAGE
UNIQUE. DESIRABLE AND IN THE
PATH OF GLADES COUNTY DEVEL-
OPMENT! This wonderful location is
perfect for the active developer looking
for that parcel which is surrounded by the
approved Lykes Development. Suitable
for planned development with approval
from Glades County. $1,800,000
UNIQUE OLD FLORIDA ESTATE!
10,538 sq. ft. under roof + 2,585 sq. ft.
pool & patio area! Exclusive pool home


located East of LaBelle on 5 beautiful, oak-
& citrus-filled acres fronting on SR 80.
Home features many architectural details
from vaulted ceilings anti skylights, to
Spanish tile flooring. Custom floor plan
includes 3 master suites, private sitting
rooms, French doors to large lanai, covered
walkways, poolside rec room, IBR/1BA cot-
tage, twelve-bay workshop w/garage, electric
gate entranceway, paved drive & completely
fenced. One of a kind! $1,500,000
3BR/IBA CBS HOME on 8.8-- acres fronting
on paved road approx. 3 miks from town.
Property is fenced & cross fenced w/gorgeous
oaks & horse stable. $490,000.
SPACIOUS 4BR/2BA MANUFAC-
TURED home on 4.84+/- acres w/ pond
& mostly cleared. Split floor plan, large
mster bedroom/bath, office/nursery, for-
mal living room, family room & open
kitchen w/island. $325,000
SPACIOUS MANUFACTURED HOME
ON 5+/- ACRES, Property has pond,
fenced, cleared & ready for your horses.
This 4BR/2BA oversized home features
split floor plan, wood-like flooring in liv-
ing areas & many extras REDUCED
$265,000
QUIET COUNTRY RETREAT! Like
new manufactured home on 2.82 acres in
quiet Ft. nr late home,
vaulted ceJ. lj Jat package,
built in com stee Targe master br
& ba w/ garden tub and separate shower.
$199,500
NEW CONSTRUCTION
CBS HOME LOCATED PORT LAB-
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plan, split bedrooms, Frigidaire stainless
steel appliances, tile throughout, separate
tub and shower in master, vaulted ceil-
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2,000+ total sq. ft., granite counter tops,
18" ceramic tile, vaulted ceiling and many
more upgraded features. $245,000
COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS
PRIME LOCATION! Business zoned
property located in Downtown
LaBelle. Perfectly situated on the corner
of (HWY 29) Bridge Street and Park
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fronts on Bridge Street. $850,000
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adds to its Florida charm. $399,900
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY Excellent
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ESTABLISHED IN 1984 The Gator Bait
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Crime Stoppers


The Palm Beach County Sher-
iff's Office is seeking the public's
assistance in locating the follow-
ing "wanted fugitive."
Tavarius Wade, 24, is a black
male with black hair and brown
eyes. He is 6 feet tall and weighs
approximately 220 pounds. He
has tattoos on both arms and his
last known address was on North-
west "P" Terrace, Belle Glade. He
is wanted for violation of super-
vised own recognizance; burglary
with assault; battery; domestic


battery; tam-
pering with, a
witness, victim
or informant.
Anyone
with informa-,
tion on this
fugitive is
asked to call
the Crime
Stoppers Hot- Tavarius
line at 1-(800) Wade
458-TIPS
(8477) or online
www.crimestopperspbc.com.


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Arrest Report


This column lists arrests, not
convictions, unless otherwise
stated. Anyone who is listed here
and who is later found not guilty,
or has the charges against them
dropped, is welcome to inform
the newspaper. We will confirm
the information and print it.
Western Palm Beach
County

Belle Glade
6 John Reives, 19, of North
Main Street, Belle Glade, was
arrested on Aug. 16, by PBSO
and charged with violation of
probation or community control
exposure of sexual organs and
burglary with assault or battery.
He is being held without bond.
Eric Bernard Jones, 33, of
Southwest Avenue E, Belle
Glade, was arrested on Aug. 16,
by PBSO on a warrant charging
him with third degree grand theft
of a vehicle. He is being held on
$3,000 bond.
John Westley Thomas, 45,
of Everglades Place, Belle Glade,
was arrested on Aug. 17, by
PBSO and charged with tres-
passing in an occupied dwelling;
uttering a forgery and battery on
a person 65 years of age or older.
No bond was set.
Jamorris Eugene Staples,
23, of Bethune Street, Belle
Glade, was arrested on Aug. 18,
by PBSO and charged with
domestic battery. No bond was
set.
April Hester, 30, of South-
west Ninth Street, Belle Glade,
was arrested on Aug. 18, by
PBSO and charged with violation
of probation burglary of.struc-
ture; criminal mischief; aggra-.a
vated, battery with. a deadly
weapon. No bond was set.
James Henry Wheeler, 66,
of Northwest Seventh Street,
Belle Glade, was arrested on
Aug. 18, by PBSO and charged
with nonmoving traffic violation
- driving while license suspend-
ed (habitual offender); fraud,
false identification given to law
enforcement officer and failure
to register motor vehicle. He is
being held on $3,000 bond.
*Audrey H. Carey, 44, of
Downing Circle, Belle Glade,
was arrested on Aug. 21, by
PBSO on a warrant charging per-
son with dealing in stolen prop-
erty and tampering with evi-
dence and fabricating physical
evidence. No bond was set.
Pahokee
6 Joseph McCants, 19, of Pad-
gett Circle, Pahokee, was arrest-
ed on Aug. 17, by PBSO and
charged with simple battery. No
bond was set.
Ricardo Rodriguez, 29, of
Annona Avenue, Pahokee, was
arrested on Aug. 18, by PBSO
and charged with failure to
appear on written promise to
appear failure to appear for
plea on Sept. 8, 2004 for charges
of reckless driving. No bond was
set.
Nekiea S. Holden, 29, of
West Jordan Road, Pahokee,
was arrested on Aug. 18, by
PBSO on a warrant charging
individual with battery on an
officer (firefighter/EMT); non-
moving violation driving while
license suspended third or sub-
sequent offense. Bond was set a
t $3,000.
Tequesta L. Hardnett, 30, of
West Fourth Street, Pahokee,
was arrested on Aug. 19, by
PBSO and charged with violation
of probation or community con-
trol domestic battery. No bond
was set.
Diane Atkins, 34, of
McClure Road, Pahokee, was
arrested on Aug. 19, by PBSO
and charged with violation of
probation or community control
- grand theft. She was released
on $1,000 bond.
Rodney Sydell, 27, of
Barfield Highway, Pahokee, was
arrested on Aug. 19, ,by PBSO
and charged with aggravated
battery using a deadly weapon.
No bond was set.
Lakendrick Waller, 22, of
Cypress Avenue, Pahokee, was
arrested on Aug. 20, by PBSO
and charged with criminal mis-
chief with property damage. He
was released on $30,000 bond
and supervised release.
Enrique Alfaro, 35, of East
Main Street, Pahokee, was
arrested on Aug. 20, by PBSO on
a warrant charging him with traf-
fic offense DUI alcohol or


drugs first offense DUI
manslaughter and DUI causing
injury to person or property. No
bond was set.
South Bay
Oreth A. Brashford, 48, of
Jimmie Lou Court, South Bay,
was arrested on Aug. 16, by
PBSO and charged with aggra-
vated battery causing bodily
harm or disability. He is being
held without bond.
Enrique Curiel, 25, of
Northwest Third Avenue, South
Bay, was arrested on Aug.' 16, by
PBSO and charged with violation
of probation driving while
license suspended or canceled
and simple battery. No bond was
set.
Antoine Terrell McFarland,
20, of Northwest Second Street,
South Bay, was arrested on Aug.
17, by PBSO and charged with
aggravated battery on a preg-
nant person. No bond was set.
Stephon Doniie Jefferson,
26, of Northwest 12lh Avenue,
South Bay, was arrested on Aug.
18, by PBSO on a warrant charg-
ing him with resisting an officer
with violence; disorderly intoxi-
cation in a public place causing
a disturbance; crimes against
person corrupt by threat to
public servant or family:; failure
to appear on a written promise
to appear; failure to appear for
arraignment on charges of driv-
ing while license suspended or
revoked habitual offender, and
giving false name upon being
arrested or detained. He is being
held on $3,000 bond.
Demar G. McKenzie, 22, of
Azucana Road, South Bay, was
arrested opAug. 1.8,,by, PBSO ,
and charged with failure to
appear on a written promise to
appear. Failure to appear for
non-jury trial on July 26, 2006 for
charges of driving while license
suspended, canceled or
revoked; expired registration; no
proof of insurance; failure to
appear on written promise to
appear; failure to appear for
arraignment on Aug. 8, 2006 on
charges of driving while license
suspended, canceled or revoked.
His total bond was set at $2,000.
Brook Dean Swain, 42, of
Ninth Avenue, South Bay, was
arrested on Aug. 18, by PBSO on
a warrant charging him with lar-
ceny petit theft first offense.
He is being held without bond -
per judge.
Clewiston
Roberto Clemente
Rodriguez, 28, of Clewiston, was
arrested Aug. 14, and charged
with aggravated assault with a
deadly weapon without intent to
kill. Timothy Neidert of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
Russell Terray, 36, of
Clewiston, was arrested Aug. 17,
and charged with possession of
cocaine. Jesus Olvera of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
Roy Eugene Blair, 30, of
Clewiston, was arrested Aug. 19,
and charged with stolen proper-
ty and larceny. Julius Taylor of
the Clewiston Police Department
was the arresting officer. Bond
was set at $5,000.
A juvenile of Clewiston,
was arrested August 20 and
charged with aggravated battery
using a deadly weapon. Nathan
Kirk of the Hendry County Sher-
iff's Office was the arresting offi-
cer.
Becky Renee Treece, 29, of
Clewiston, was arrested for a
warrant on Aug. 15 and charged
with possession of cocaine.
Bond has been set at $7,000
cash/surety.
Ricky Joyner, 25, of Clewis-
ton, was arrested for a warrant
on Aug. 15, and charged with
violating probation. Timothy
Neidert of the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting
officer.
Christopher LeMark Brown,
24, of Clewiston, was arrested
on an active warrant on Aug. 15,
and charged with violating pro-
bation. Patricia Durrance of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
Phillina Yolanda Anderson,
36, of Belle Glade, was arrested
Aug. 17, for a warrant on Aug.
17, and charged with violating
probation. Sabrena Thomas of
the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office was the arresting officer.


Drug



bust in



LaBelle

The Hendry County Sheriff's
Office claims to have taken another
drug dealer off the streets of
Hendry County with the arrest of a
suspect.
Miguel Diaz Reyes, 19, of 536
Carlotta Street, LaBelle, Florida was
arrested last week and is now fac-
ing a drug charge.
According to Sheriff Ronnie
Lee, Deputy Bruce Slade stopped
Reyes because he fit the descrip-
tion of a person of interest in anoth-
er case.
During the stop, an interview
with Reyes allegedly revealed he
was carrying seven plastic bags
containing what appeared to be
cocaine.
He was charged with Posses-
sion of Cocaine With Intent to Sell
and booked into the Hendry Coun-
tyJail. Bond was set at $15,0010.00.


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Thursday, August 24, 2006 Serving the communities south of Lake Okeechobee EDUCATION 9


Moore Haven High SAC needs parents


Student Advisory Committee
(SAC) is looking for a few good
parents and/or community
members. SAC is comprised of
parents, students, and faculty
that meet once a month to col-
laborate on ideas, brainstorm,
and generally try to make Moore
Haven Jr. Sr. High School the
best it can be. Maybe some of
you didn't even know that MHHS
SAC existed and therefore,
haven't become involved for this


reason. Many of you have kids or
grandkids in the school system
and want them to receive the
best educational experience
possible but don't know what
you can do. Well, becoming a
member of SAC committee is a
great place to start. No special
degree or skill is needed, only a
true desire to be involved in the
process. Some of the things we
do include planning and funding
reward activities for students


who do well, or improve on their
FCAT scores. We give away gift
cards, plan on-campus movies,
provide barbeque lunches, and
off-campus trips just to name a
few! Our goal as an organization
is to encourage ALL students to
achieve their personal best, and
we reward them for these
achievements. We are positive
that there are many of you who
have great ideas for our school
and its' students! Perhaps you


GCD/Louis Maisonet
Belted achievements
On Thursday, Aug. 3, students from Luis Maisonet Taekwondo in Moore Haven passed a
promotional belt testing. These students worked very hard to achieve their next belt
rank. During the testing, the students had to show the techniques they learn during the
training cycle. Parents were very proud of their child's achievements. In the front row left'
to right are: Rochelle Garcia, Sandra Garcia from yellow to orange belt, Gabriela
Moraflores, from green to senior green belt, Sea Thompson from senior green to blue
belt. In the second row from left to right are: Joshua Farfan, Kevin Farfan. from white to
yellow belt, Taylor Harris from senior brown to red belt, Amanda Ortiz from blue to sen-
ior blue belt, Everett Younblood from orange to green belt, Giovana Moraflores from blue
to senior blue belt. In the back row from left to right are: Fernando Moraflores from
orange to green belt, Rick Anthony Ortiz from blue to senior blue belt, Ethan Harris from
red to senior red belt, Jan Michael Ortiz from blue to senior blue belt, Lucas Ortiz from
red to senior red belt and Mr. Luis Maisonet, Chief Instructor.


Record Number of Florida High


School grads take the ACT


TALLAHASSEE Governor
Jeb Bush and Education Commis-
sioner John L. Winn announced a
record number of Florida's high
school graduates took the Ameri-
can College Test (ACT). This year
66,299 of Florida's 2006 high
school graduates took the ACT, up
from 58,302 in 2005. Of all high
school graduates, 44 percent took
the ACT in Florida compared to 40
percent nationally. The ACT is one
of two college entrance tests Flori-
da students can choose to take.
Last year, more than 93,500 of
Florida's 2005 high school gradu-
ates took the SAT, representing 65
percent of the total number of high
school graduates.
"Florida has been extremely
successful at increasing the num-
ber of students taking college
entrance exams," said Governor
Bush. "We must continue to
encourage all of our high school
students to take these exams and
prepare for the rigor of college and
the workforce."
Minority students represent 47
percent of the 2006 test takers,
compared to 30 percent nationally.
During 2006, African Americans
represented 21 percent of the Flori-
da test takers, compared to only 13
percent nationwide. Hispanic stu-
dents comprised 17 percent of
Florida test takers, compared to
only eight percent nationally.
"It is gratifying that more stu-
dents are taking the ACT," said
Commissioner Winn. "That is why
high school reform is critical to
keep up with student aspirations
by better preparing them to be suc-
cessful in the future."
The ACT is comprised of four
separate exams in English, reading,
math and science, and an optional


writing test. Students receive a
score for each subject as well as a
composite score, which is the aver-
age of all the subject scores. In
Florida, 0the average c'-rmposite
scoie is 20.3, down one tenth of a'
point from 20.4 compared to last
year. Florida's Hispanic students
continue to outscore Hispanic stu-
dents nationally with an average
composite score of 19.6 compared
to 18.6 nationally. Florida's African
American students scored slightly
lower than their national counter-
parts earning a 16.8 compared to
17.1.
The ACT is a voluntary college
entrance exam. ACT scores can be
used for admission to a state uni-
versity, the Talented 20 program,
for meeting qualifications for the
Bright Futures Scholarship Pro-
gram or for placement into regular
college. courses. Students now
have access to information about
the ACT and other college entrance
exams through Florida's first-ever,
online student advising system, the
Florida Academic Counseling and
Tracking for Students or
www.FACTS.org.
FACTS.org offers students
returning to school this year an
innovative tool to chart their course
for success with the ePersonal Edu-
cation Planner (ePEP). The ePEP
will help students identify appropri-
ate coursework to prepare for the
ACT and other college entrance
exams. As part of Governor Jeb
Bush's A+ + Plan for Education to
increase the rigor and relevance of
Florida's middle and high schools,
students will now complete an
ePEP to help them plan for the
future. Middle school students will
complete their ePEP after taking a
one-year career and education


planning course. Since ePEP was
launched by FACTS.org last fall,
more than 55,413 Florida students
have created an ePEP.
To learn more about the ACT
visit www.fldoe.org. To learn more
about FACTS.org or to complete an
ePEP,visitwwY.FACTS.org.


also have concerns or questions
about the school. Be heard!
Bring your ideas, your questions,
and your enthusiasm! We wel-
come them!
SAC meets at the MHHS
library on the second Monday of
every month at 7 p.m. Please get
involved! With your help we can
come together as a community,
and make our school the best
that it can be!

School News

NO shots, NO school
Make sure your child has all
required shots before school starts.
Kindergarten students must have
up to date immunizations records.
Students entering seventh grade
must have a tetanus booster before
the first day of school.
Free Immunizations for children
are available at the Glades County
Health Department, 956 U.S. 27
S.W, from Monday through Friday.
Office hours are 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.
andi to3p.m.
Blood drive to be
heldat MHHS
A blood drive will be held at
Moore Haven High School on Mon-
day, Aug. 28, from 8 a.m. until 2
p.m. All donors will receive a
Chick-fil-A coupon for a chicken
sandwich and milkshake, coupons
for Wet & Wild and Silver Springs,
and a $ 10 restaurant certificate with
every second donation. Please
come out and donate. Photo ID
Required! The blood drive is spon-
sored by the Moore Haven High
School Beta Club.
JR-SR High needs
substitute teachers
Moore Haven Jr.-Sr. High
School is in need of substitutes for
the current school year. Applica-
tion packets are available in the
front office. For more information,
please call Lori Bond from 7:30
a.m. until 3:30p.m., at (863) 946-
0811, (863)' 983-9600, (863) 675.
7715 or (863) 467-7722.
School Board.
meetings set
Regular meetings will now take
place on the second Thursday at 6
p.m. and the fourth Thursday at 9
p.m. in the Glades County School
Board meeting room, 400 10th
Street S.W, Moore Haven.


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Blue Devils outrun Tigers, 32-8


The Pahokee Blue Devils
appear to have not missed a beat
since they won last year's Class
2B State Championship as they
easily bested Clewiston, 32-8, in
the preseason Kickoff Classic on
Thursday night at Lair Field.
The Blue Devils scored first
halfway into the first period when
quarterback Anthony Sheppard
hit Wideout Martavious Odoms in
the flats. Odoms then bobbed and
weaved his way through the Tiger
secondary for a 65-yard touch-
down run. A run attempt for two-
point conversion failed. After an
exchange of punts, the Blue Dev-
ils were pinned deep in their own
territory. Sheppard rolled out to
his right into the end zone to pass
and Pahokee was flagged for a
blocking violation that automati-
cally a\varded the Tigers with a
The Tigers then showed their


Scores
1 2 3 4 Final
Clewiston 8 0 0 0 8
Pahokee 6 12 8 6 32
Clewiston Pahokee
First Downs 8 8
Rushes/Yards 36/112 21/96
Passing Yards 36 152
Compl/Att/Int 2/18/1 6/14/0
Punts/Avg 8/24.5 5/36.0
Fum/Fum Lost 2/1 1/1
Penalty/Yds 8/55 12/130
only real offensive spark of the
night.
Taking the ball at their own 20,
they put together a 7 play drive to
score with 1:30 left on the clock.
The score came on a 31-yard fly
pattern pass from Quarlierback
Jarred Combass to wvideout John
Melton. The drive \ as highlighted
by a 31 -yard run b% Tiger tailback
Jamral Hubert. A pair of 15-yard


Blue Devil infractions also aided
the Tiger drive.
The Tigers saw their 8-6 advan-
tage wiped out in the second peri-
od when Pahokee tailback Vin-
cent Smith scampered 12 yards to
score, capping a 5-play drive from
midfield. A pass attempt for the
two-point conversion failed. As
the half was winding down, Com-
bass had a pass into the flats
picked off by Pahokee cornerback
Dwight Bentley who caught the
ball wide open and raced 66 yards
for Ihe score.
A run attempt for the conver-
sion failed and the learns went to
halftime with the Blue Devils lead-
ing 18-8.
The second half bode no bet-
ter for the Tigers. The Blue Devils
scored on the kickoff on an elec-
trifying 91-yard kickoff return by
Janoris Jenkins. Quarterback
Sheppard found Un'Tavious Scott


on a completion for the two-point
conversion, making it 26-8 for
Pahokee. The Blue Devils closed
out the scoring in the final period
on a two-yard dive by Willie Jenk-
ins, followed by another failed
running conversion attempt.
Clewiston could only muster
72 yards total offense in the sec-
ond half, all of that coming on 20
rushing attempts. New Tiger
Head Coach Larry Antonacci indi-
cated that the Tigers still had a lot
of preparatory work to do. He
said, "We had a few flashes of
solid football during the game but
we've got to work on consistency.
We also need to work on our atti-
tudes."
The Tigers travel to Plantation
American Heritage on Saturday
night for their season opener
while the Blue Devils will enter-
tain Royal Palm Beach. Both
games are non-district contests.


PSC approves crop


fueled electric plant


The Clewiston Performing Arts Center offers classes in
Cheer, Dance, Drama and other performing arts.


Performing artsS

center offers classes


CLEWISTON The Clewis-
ton, Performing Arts Center,
located at 725 Central Avewill be
starting classes the first week in
September for the 2006-2007
school year
They offer tumbling on Mon-
days and Tuesdays for kinder-
garten age and up. There .~ll
also be a Cheer class offered,
new this year. ..-. .. "
Tap, Jazz and ballet is offered
in combination classes on
Wednesday and Thursdays for
ages 3 and up.
The school year ends with
two dance recitals the first of
May.
A drama class will be offered
on W\ednesdays at the Youth
Center and will have perform-
ances separate from the recital.
Registration was last week
but some classes still have room
for more children. If you would
like someone to call you, leave
your 113me, number, age of your
child. and the classes you are
interested in at the Youth Center.
I'he appropriate teacher will call
SOu.
Yoga and Arl classes should I
beginn within the nrixt month. If
dityone is interested in teaching,
guitar, drums, or starting a music
division to the studio they can
contact the Youth Center and


someone %%ill get back \\ith
them. The cost of most classes
is $25 per month and discounts
are offered for multiple
classes children and paying the
full ear in advance
The studio has been in opera-
tior for 5 years and took the
place of .Clewiston,.Communit\
Fitness Center when the.
closed The center has had up to
200 students per year and thanks
to some help from the city has
made vast improvements on our.
facility which was damaged last
year during the hurricane.
The center operates mostlI
with the help of the city and par-
ent volunteers to keep tuition
costs minimal.
Tumbling and cheer instruc-
tors are MaryAnn Mammen and
IvaniaEscobar.
Dance instructor for lap, jazz,
ballet, and beginning movement
isLennetteLeyva.
Drama instructor %ill be Suzi
Herring
Current board members are;
Debbie McCai thy, president. Lisa
Smith, vice president, Carlissa
Lawson and Brenda Whidden,
co-treasurers and Alayna
Grooms. Other board members
are Ruby Tarter, Laurinda Bar-
raza, Rhona Allen, Carla Wheel-
er, and Laura Perry.


TALLAHASSEE The five-
member Florida Public Service
Commission (PSC) has taken acrit-
ical step to further development of
the world's first commercial-scale
power plant fueled with crops
grown on site.
The Commissioners voted to
approve a petition for Progress
Energy Florida (Progress) to buy
energy produced by the Florida
Biornass Energy Group, LLC (Flori-
da Biornass).
Florida Biomass plans to build
and operate an electric generating
plant on a 15,000-acre farm near
Lake Okeechobee. The plant will
produce power from a tall, bam-
boo-like grass. The crop will be
grown and harvested in a continu-
ous cycle and converted into a liq-
uid fuel that will be used in a tradi-
tional combined cycle generator.
The plant \ ill also feature ground-
breaking \\ays to process the
plant material, using unique har-


vesting and material-handling sys-
tems. The biomass plant is slated
to begin operation no later than
December 2009.
The plant is expected to gener-
ate 116 megawatts of power,
which would be the largest
amount of power generated by a
renewable fuel plant in the state of
Florida. Projections indicate the
energy would be slightly less
expensive than the average cost of
electric power from other sources.
The plant will also contribute to the
diversity of the fuel mix for electri-
cal generation in Florida.
The agreement between
Progress and Florida Biomass
includes flexible targets, since the
project incorporates numerous
innovative designs. Projections
for the plant indicate Progress
ratepayers could see a benefit of
$39 million in savings over a 25-
year period.


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Thursday, August 24, 2006
The South Florida Water Management District will hold a WRAC Issues
Workshop meeting on Thursday, August 24, 2006. The purpose of this meeting
will be to discuss the Preliminary Design for the structures of the
Everglades Agricultural Area Storage Reservoir A-1 project, (a component of
the Acceler8 Program) and encourage and provide an opportunity for public
participation.

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Open House: 5-30-6:00 PM
Meeting: 6.00-7:30 PM
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Rally
Continued From Page 1
more tax revenue. He noted that
the last two years have been more
financially stable after the hiring of
County Manager Wendell Taylor
and Community Development
Director Larry Hilton.
Donna Storter Long spoke of
accelerated growth bringing a
broader tax base. She suggested
several ideas for improving county
government including enhancing
the fire department funding. Ms.
Long will not be on the ballot dur-
ing the primary election, but will
face the winning contender dur-
ing the general election in Novem-
ber.
Fran Koebert said that he was
running to "give the people a
choice." He reported on his expe-


rience of developing a company
from a small start with no money,
being told to declare bankruptcy,
and successfully running the busi-
ness for 40 more years. He said he
is not going to spend money on
his campaign.
Travis Dowhen introduced
three surprise guest speakers:
20th Judicial Circuit candidates
Stephen Kolody for Group 28,
Robert Geltner for Group 29, and
Frank Mann, Jr. for Group 30. All
three candidates spoke of their
qualifications and desire to serve
as Circuit Judge.
The Ortona Community Asso-
ciation political rally allowed each
candidate to present their qualifi-
cations and reasons for running to
voters. The people of Glades
County met their candidates, and
heard their plans for elected office.


Road Watch


Road watch for the week of
Aug. 21
Glades County
S.R. 78: From Potato Farm Road
to Lower Nicodemus Slough:
Maintenance contract project -
Motorists should expect traffic
restricted to one lane in this area, as
well as slow moving traffic and
possible delays while crews clean
roadside ditches.
Hendry County
U.S. 27: North of Clewiston to
S.R. 80: Maintenance project -
No lane closures are anticipated at
this time, but motorists should
expect possible slow moving traffic
and delays while crews work on
guardrail] replacement.
S.R. 80- From C.R 833 to U.S.
27: Maintenance contract project
- No lane closures are anticipat-
ed at this time, but motorists
should use caution and expect pos-
sible slow moving traffic and delays
while crew\ s rework shoulders and
place sod.
S.R. 29: In the City of Labelle:
Maintenance contract project -
Motorists should expect north and


southbound lane closures, as well
as slow moving traffic and possible
delays while crews clean pipes.
Flagmen will be present to assist
with traffic.
Okeechobee County
S.R. 710: From Southeast 40th
Avenue to South of S.R. 70: Con-
struction project The roadway
improvements consist of widening,
milling, and resurfacing. Work con-
tinues throughout the project lim-
its, and motorists should expect
nighttime lane closures from 7 p.m.
until 6 a.m., as well as slow moving
traffic and possible delays. The con-
tractor is Dickerson.
S.R. 70: From West of U.S. 98 to
West of Seventh Avenue. North-
west: Construction project --
Work continues to widen and
reconstruct the existing two-lane
roadway to four lanes with a center
dual left turn lane. The work
includes drainage irnp movements,
signals, and street lighting. Traffic is
traveling in the final configuration
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completion ol various iters of
work throughout the project. The
contractor is Russell Engineeiing.


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Moore Haven Elementary School welcomes Kristen Rowley,
the school's new assistant principal.


School'
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playing with her puppy, Pixie.
Mrs. Rowley said she is very
excited about her new position at
the elementani school She feels
that the faculty and staff have
welcomed her as the assistant
principal.
Her new duties see Mrs Row:-
ey' assisting the principal in all
aspects of running the school;
however, this year she will mainly
focus on discipline, the profes-
sional de,-.lopment of teachers,
and developing and implement-
ing a school-wide writing pro-
gram.


Debbie
Continued From Page 1
"Well, there are a few things I
won't miss, like getting up six days
a week at four o'clock! And there
are more than a few times when I
have to Msay through the dinner
hour and dose up for one reason
or more, like someone not show-
ing up, illness, or a family emer-
gency plus other reasons, or at
times no reason at all!
"Whatever the reason someone
has to close up and put things in
order for the next morning. And if
the scheduled person isn't there to
do it, I have to. After all, that's the
manager's job and I can't say I
haven't loved it, I have. But now I'm
turning myself in another direction.
"I've always been fascinated
and drawn to business finances,
and I feel that this is an opportunity
I need and want to explore. I've
always been a people person and
I'm so happy that this will be an
extension of that part of me."
That opportunity for Debbie is
that she'll be moving only a block
or so east, still on


"It is my goal to see all stu-
dents achieve and learn to the
best of their ability," said Mrs.
Rowley, speaking about her plans
for the upcoming. ear.
She believes that preparation
in all academic areas is essential
in making sure that all students
do. well throughout the rest of
their school education, whether
the. work immediately after high
school or go on to receive their
Master's degree- i
Mrs. Ro\Wley would like to
thank the parents, faculty, and
staff of Moore Haven Elementary
School for welcoming her into
their close-knit family.
She is looking forward to a
great year at Moore Haven Ele-
mentary School.


Hickapoochee/Route 80 to First
Bank of Cleistonri, where she will
begin her new career as a bank
teller as of August 21.
"We are very happy to have
Debbie Klemmer join our LaBelle
bank family," said Joe W. Shivers,
Senior Vice President/Area Manag-
er, First Bank'of Clewiston. "She
brings with her not only her smiling
face and sunshine personality, but
also her deep roots in the commu-
nity. Her knowledge of the people
and the history of this area will be a
real asset to us in maintaining our
community citizenship.. We will
also miss her at Flora & Ella's, but
we are happy to be chosen to help
with her new career."
Debbie smiles, saying, "I really
don't know what it'll feel like hav-
ing breakfast and dinner at home
with my husband, Saturdays off,
holidays off, no keeping up with
ordering food and supplies, no hir-
ing or firing waitresses. All this will
be some kind of a change for me!
And will I ever forget trying to find
'fill-ins' when one or more wait-
resses called in sick?
"Of course I'll really miss seeing
Mom and Alan come in, greeting


Meeting
Continued From Page 1
rehabs for public projects that pri-
vate individuals do not have. Our
goal is to acquire the buildings,
secure grant funding, in-kind dona-
[ions and donations o mrnoney,
materials and supplies to rehab the
buildings, and then make them
available for adapt e ieuse."
In the case of the Arcade Build-
ing, the plan was and is, to rehabili-
tale the building and then make the
space available tor ne\ businesses
and offices as a business incubator
"There are a number of talented
craftspeople in Glades Counity % ho
would like to olftter homemade
items-quills and thro\ -pillow, s,
jewelry, hand bags, metal sculp-
tures-for sale to the general pub-
lic," Ms. Wh\'irls said "Those folks
can't afford to pay market value
rent to establish new\ businesses,
even were there available vacant
space to rent. As a nonprofit. Main
Street Moore Haven could make
that space available to launch those
new businesses, once thle building
were rehabbed."
The Main Street program man-
ager and Glades Countr Economic
Development director said the
issue has been hiewing for son-e
time.
"The city, in response to con-
stituents complaints concerning
derelict buildings, has imposed
stricter code enforcement meas-
ures through the magisterial sys-
tem," Ms. Whirls said. "I think the
council is tired of absentee land-


our daily customers and generally
filling in, in one way or another."
Flora & Ella's is a significant
Florida landmark having made its
own place in the sun beginning
over seventy years ago. And,'there
are more than a few celebrities
who've made a habit of stopping
for a meal in going or coming from
the East Coast.
Patrick Smith whose book "A
Land Remembered" outsells all the
others, and in his day Governor
Lawton Chiles would not step his
foot inside LaBelle without heading
for Flora & Ella's. And one after-
noon Nat King Cole's daughter,
Natalie, came in and made friends
with not only Debbie but several
waitresses. Television's renowned
ministers, John and Diane Hagee
always visit when they're in the
area. Durwood Kirby and Burt
Reynolds are also in Flora & Ella's
fan club and it's been said more
than once that Flora & Ella's is
local, state, and national "Political
Headquarters." '
And there's more: This is the
place where memorial gatherings
are held, anniversary and birthday
events as well as receptions of all


lords w\.ho have acquired historic
buildings, made no attempt to ren
ovate them, but want to ask unrea-
sonable pi ices fOr them, leaving the
ciy' with no recourse to preser e its
history"
Main Street MRlc, e Ha .er, is
working hard 1o fill the breach,.
facilitating planning aclivties
through a Main Sbeet technical
assistance giant to secure concep-
tu l drawings for new sidewalks,
street resuf lacing and parking to
encourage o,, ners in the historic
district to inm est in their properties
ot attract new\ investors Bringing in
consultants with expertise in secul-
ing federal historic tax credits for
renovating properties. Pitro:ding
pirpertv owners with information
on the enterprise zone incentives
for building materials and supplies
ciedits and others available to busi-
ness and property v\u ners in the
historic district, which is pail of
Glades Counr\ 's enierp iise zone
"Owners have the option to
either rehabilitate their property,
sell it to some partvwho will do the
necessary repairs, or in the case of
historic buildings, donate them to
Main Street, which as a 501 c 3,
offers tax exemptions for dona-
tions," Ms. \Whirls said "At the tery
least, they can stabilize their build-
ing.s, to prevent further deteriora-
tion, while other avenues are
explored "
For more information on Main
Street Moore Hasen, Inc. to
become a member, to volunteer or
to make a donation, contact Ms.
Whirls at (863) 946-0300 or email
twhirls@gladescountyedc.com.


sorts, and a special book signing for
Patrick Smith and his "Land
Remembered."
And, Flora & Ella's considers it a
high honor that weddings are held
under their roof where if the happy
couple wishes, Senator Alan Trask
will officiate.
In addition, at least once a year,
usually on Valentine's Day, there is
a concert by Dr. Paul Pitts, who's
acclaimed to be "the Pavarotti of
the U.S.," with whom he has per-
formed many times, along with his
pianist, Dr. Sammy Lane.
There are those who say, with
good reason, that Debbie Burchard
Klemmer is the magnet for young
and old alike, for "country classics"
as well as "country sophisticates."
No matter which category you find
yourself in, chances are you'll feel
the pull to go back to Flora & Ella's
again and again.
Smiling through tears, Debbie
says with total conviction, "When
He closes one door, He always
opens another."
Debbie didn't have to look far
for that open door just a couple
blocks eastward to First Bank of
Clewiston.


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Pastor Corley celebrates 10 years Area Church News in Brief


Aug. 22, 2006 marked the ten-
year anniversary of Pastor Ed
Corlev's service as the senior
pastor of Evangel Assembly of
God church in Clewiston. Pastor
Corley and his wife, Kathy,
arrived in Clewiston in August of
1996 and have never looked
back. Following the lead of the
Lord's voice, this dedicated and
devoted couple has brought
hope and love to the lives of
many Clewiston families.
Pastor Corley has always
.been known for his straightfor-
ward, truthful teaching and
preaching of God's word. Under
his ministry, there have been
numerous people who have,
made Jesus the Lord and Savior
of their lives.
As devoted as Pastor Corley is
to his congregation, he is not one
who believes that a church body
should stay strictly within the
walls of its sanctuary. In fact, for
Pastor Corley, the opposite is true.
He is a pastor who feels a great
desire to minister, not just. to his
flock, but to the entire communi-
ty. Under Pastor Corley's leader-


INI/Evangel Assembly of God
Pastor and Mrs. Ed Corley.
ship Evangel Church has begun
several community outreach min-
istries, which are still thriving
today:
Loaves and Fishes A bi-
weekly food distribution ministry
to help families, regardless of
their race, religion, or creed, who
are in need or perhaps, are just
temporarily down on their luck.
Emergency needs are met on a


regular basis for people who may
walk into the Church office need-
ing urgent help.
Care Ministry/Evangelism
Team A bi-weekly ministry in
which loving members of Evangel
go out to people's homes to min-
ister to emotional, mental, and
spiritual needs.
Nursing Home Ministry A
bi-weekly ministry in which
teams of caring Christians from
Evangel visit our local nursing
home to share God's love with
those who are in the later years of
their lives.
Because of his great love for
young people, Pastor Corley has
also held Kid Crusades, hosted
field trips for our local elementary
schools, as %well as hosting Bac-
calaureate services for Clewiston
High School for several years.
These ten years have not
been without challenges. In'
October 2005, Hurricane Wilma
caused one million dollars in
damages to the facilities of Evan-
gel Church. If not for Pastor's
vision of building the ten thou-
sand square fool Outreach Cen-


ter two years ago, Evangel
Church would have been with-
out a place to worship. Thank-
fully, because of the keen vision,
wisdom, and energy of Pastor
Corley and the staff of Evangel
Church who helped these past
months, Evangel Church was
able to move back into its' sanc-
tuary three weeks ago.
The Congregation of Evangel
Church is presenting a Decade of
Dedication Celebration in honor
of Pastor Corley and his wife,
Kathy, because of their guidance
and great leadership over this past
decade. On Sunday, Aug. 27,
Evangel Church will be holding a
special celebration service led by
Pastor Corley's son, Pastor Gary
Corley. Immediately following
this service, there will be a large
luncheon held in Evangel's Out-
reach Center, where many pre-
sentations will be made.
Evangel Church says a great
"THANK YOU" to both Pastor Ed
Corley and his wife, Kathy, for
their ten years of dedication and
devotion.


City of Tyre has had a turbulent history


By The Reverend Samuel S.
Thomas, Ph. D.+
Saint Martin's Church, Clewiston .
The recent w\ar in Lebanon
brought the world's attention to
places with Biblical roots One of
the places in the news \was the
city of Tyre, a good hundred miles
north of Jerusalem. Jesus really)
got around and on foot loo! The
city had a turbulent history with
all sorts of struggles and all sorts
of intrigues; being captured and
being freed, being under one
ruler or another and trying to live
in peace among their neighbors
It seems that one day, Jesus lefl
the debates with the Pharisees
and the teachers and took a long,
long walk to Tyre (Mark 6:45 -
7:34). In spite of getting a\'av.
from it all, and not wanting any-
one to know where He as, the
word got out. Soon, a Greek
woman who \xas born in Syrianr
Phoenicia (Mark 7:261 corners on,
the scene and asks for help for her
sick daughter The repl% she
receives is that "it is not right to
take the children's bread and toss
it,to,their dogs" (verse 27), i, i


ing that she has no right to make
.an claim on the gills set aside for
others. She is a mother who loves
nier daughter and makes an
appeal that l., i -
gets the answer '
she seeks: ""Yes
Lord," she -
replied, "but '"
even the dogs
under the table
eat the chil-
dren's
crumbs."
These are the Samuel S.
words that get Thomas
her what she
sought and shev, tnt home to find
her daughter healed.
Her appeal is not by having a
lantrum or by demanding her
rights or by calling names, ot sa'y-
ing she was somehow treated
unfairIy, but by an appeal to her
place in God's plan. God had
ordered things in such a w\av that,
even the dogs were to be fed, no
matter that the\ didn't ha-'e a
place at the table. Her reply is to
a deeper level; everyone knows
the tragedy of an ill child and that
n. -mpt p. ,rl.;.f,-ur rijndle l .ri.r-


ing than who sits where or who
has a right to w hat
What moves us is what we
share in common from the things
we all know about; the beauty of
a new life in a family the special
relationships we have with those
w e love, the tragedy of those who
are handicapped in sore way,
the joy of seeing someone fulfilled
in life as a new career begins
The tragedies I see are still visi-
ble in Thre today It is about a
country that has been bombed
and seriously damaged by a %war.
Everyone is pointing fingers and
people are wringing their hands
about ~ ill the peace hold. The
pictures that I see, though, are
faces ol families with no homes
or parents crying over the losses
of loved ones, or people who
have lost everNthing they've
owied and must start o er They
are the descendants of the
woman \\ho appealed to Jesus
and called to the common bonds
of life that people alwa's have
shared, continue to share loday
and always will share.
Paul appeals to the Romans "I
ure rL, u, brothels,. Lto watch out


for those who cause divisions and
put obstacles in your way that are
contrary to the teaching you have
learned (Romans 16:17)" when
the world was full of division, and
when people are too centered on
their differences rather than their
common humanity. A mother
with a sick child knows what is
more important and is not woi -
ried about w ho sits where or who
is under the table or sitting al it.
The lesson that came from
Tyre two thousand years ago is
still coming from there today. It is
a message that I see in my min-
istry when people are worried
about smaller things that have
become great and .lose the
greater things by their distrac-
tions with small matters. A Greek
woman in a Syrian-Phoenician
community speaks to one from
Bethlehem in Judea and touches
Him with her plea and call to go
beyond what is going on around
them. He will respond to our calls
too when we see that we all have
a place in God's plan and w ork to
be at one in our common her-
itage as-God's people. .


Following the master -a lesson to learn


By Pastor John Hicks
First United Methodist Church
Two and a half years ago Pep-
per came into our lives. I walked
out of \k\al-IMart and this warm
fuzzy ball % Tapped herself around
my ankle. I

and melted as
she nestled
into my chest. I
took her back,
to the carl
where they
were giving the
puppies away,
and told my John
friend, "I can't Hicks
keep her,
Kathy would kill me if I brought a
puppy home.'"
Long story short, I went
home and placed the pup in my
wife"s lap. Knowing her love of
animals would win out over
common sense, Pepper became
part of our family.
We have learned some inter-
esting things about this dog
(besides the fact that she loved to


chew on the toes of Kathy's shoes
during her first year with us She,
cost me the price of several pairs
of shoes, but that's another story!)
Pepper sticks to me like glue.
Wherever I go, Pepper wants to
go, whether I want her to or not.
We go to the living room, she fol-
lows. We go to the bedroom, so
does she. Go to the kitchen, she's
right there. If I want to take a bath
in private, I need to shut the door,
or Pepper would be right there.
Even then, she waits at the door.
Sometimes Kathy wants to sa\
to her, "Hey, listen, leave me
alone. You don't have to follow
me every here!" But one look at
those loving eyes and smiling face
and it's irresistible. \Ae under-
stand the dog's value system. Pep-
per doesn't care where she goes
or where she is, she just wants to
be where her master is.
I've learned a lot about being a
disciple from watching, our dog.
You see, Pepper's big issue is
basic: "Where is my master right
now?" The dog made her deci-
sion where she'll be wherever


her master is. So it is with a disci-
ple of Jesus. Where is my Master
on this issue? I don't care where it
takes me. I don't care what it
costs me. I just want to be where
my Master is.
In John 12:26, Jesus says,
"Whoever serves Me must follow
Me; and where I am M-I servant
also will be." Jesus is talking about
the central response of a disciple.
"Find out where my master is
going and I'm going to go there,
too." This kind of allegiance to the
Master's direction is what being a
disciple is all about. It's not just
about having the right beliefs. It's
not just about hanging around with
the right people. We want to be
where our master is as He wants to
move deeper into our lives. As He
moves in that place where we
work, where we play, and where
we serve, let us follow His lead
there as well. Let us. follow where
our Master is going and contribute
to what He's trying to do.
The key question we need to
ask is, "Where does Jesus seem to
be going?" When the board


meets, when the committee
meets, when we are on our knees
praying, we should not just say,
"Lord, this is what we want to do."
We should ask, "Lord, where are
You going in this ministry?" When
we go with His flow; it becomes
an exciting, dynamic process.
As an added note, remember
that we need to stay flexible
because we never know where
the Master's going to go next. But
then that's how that dog follows
its master! "Wherever my master
is, I will be there, no matter where
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Thuesday, August 24, 2006


Friday Night Lights
CLEWISTON Evangel
Church Assembly of God Outreach
Center is open from 7 until 10 p.m.
every Friday to all 7-12 grade stu-
dents in our community. Activities
available include basketball; three
Play Station 2 units, music, and
games. Snack bar with great prizes
is open each night.
Revival Time planned
St. John First Missionary Baptist
Church 600 South West Eighth
Street, Belle Glade, Rev. Dr. Robert
L. Rease, pastor, cordially invite the
Glades area citizens to their annual
revival service Aug. 2.S, through
Sept 1, at 7 p.m. nightly. The Evan-
gelist for the week will be Rev. Dr.
Wilson Scott Jr., pastor of Bethle-
hem Missionary Baptist Church
from Savannah, Ga.
Jews for Jesus
program planned
Pahokee FUMC will host Jews
for Jesus presenting Christ in, the
Feast ol Tabeinacles on Sunday,
Sept. 10, at 11. a.m.
'tou are united to come and be
enriched by learning more about
Jesus' true nature and mission. See
the ceremonial items that help
explain the ancient rituals and the
slgniicance o1 the Feast of Taber-


nacles for Christians today. This
holiday offers a wealth of meaning
for Christians who value their Old
Testament heritage. You will see
ceremonies such as the ancient
water pouring ceremony, the wav-
ing of the lulav and the hanging of
fruit in the temporary shelter.
Adults. are encouraged to bring
their children ages seven and older.-
There is no admission charge
for this event. Contact the"
church at (561) 924-7241 for
more information.
Servicio en Espanol
CLEWISTON -First Methodist
Church of Clewiston is starting a
Hispanic Worship Service Sunday
evenings at 7 p.m. Son todos bien-
venidos. Everyone is welcome!
Call Rev. Perez at (863) 677-3190
with questions.
Church revival planned
Greater Union Missionary
Baptist Church located at 249
N.W. Ninth Avenue, South Bay
will host a church revival from
Aug. 21/,through Aug. 25 at 7:30
-p.m. nightly.
Come out and share a week of
praising the Lord with the little
church that sits by the railroad
track in South Bay. The theme for
the revival is "It's Time to Praise the
Lord" i Psalms 150:6).








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Vegetable gardening in South Central Florida


By Ed Ayen
Florida Yards & Neighborhood
This is another in a series of arti-
cles written about the new area
program called Florida Yards &
Neighborhoods.
Did the Brown Spot or Chinch
Bugs take out part of your lawn this
summer? If it is a nice sunny area
maybe it is time to plant some veg-
etables instead of more grass. Here
in south central Florida our veg-
etable planting season is the
reverse of our northern neighbors.
Now is the time to plant warm sea-
son crops such as cantaloupe, col-
lard, sweet corn, cucumber, egg-
plant, beans, okra, pepper,
pumpkin, southern peas, squash,
tomato and watermelon. It is also a
good time to plant many of the
herbs. In this area raised beds are a
good choice and if space is limited
you may wish to consider contain-
er gardening. The raised beds allow
you to use superior soil with better
drainage and moisture retention.
Make the frames no wider than 4
feet so you can reach inside with-
out stepping on soil. Fill the bed
with a mix of 70 percent sand and
30 percent top soil or muck and
amend with compost. If you only
use top soil or muck drainage will
not be adequate. If you like you can
use store bought potting mix
instead of the 70-30 mix. It is a good
idea to check the pH or acidity of
your soil by taking a sample to your
county extension office as veggies
like a pH in the range of 5.5-6.5.
Remember to have a source of
water handy for irrigation; drip or
-trickle irrigation is encouraged as a
method for conserving water.
Organic vegetable gardening
is becoming very popular and dif-
fers from regular gardening main-
ly in the areas of fertilization and
pesticides. By using natural and
organic materials and methods
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animal manures are available
they are a good source of nutri-
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from growing.
Grow pest resistant varieties if
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If applying s\nihetic chemical
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label instructions.
Contact your county extension
office for further information on
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those great fresh vegetables.
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address interested groups such
as homeowners associations,
voluntary organizations and
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and Ed Gilman, a UF urban horticulture professor, look over their recently published booklet
that gives tips on how to prevent storm damage to urban trees. The booklet is free and avail-
able on the Internet or at any county extension office.

Protect your trees from storms


By Mickie Anderson
University of Florida
GAINESVILLE University of
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,booklet that's full of practical
advice about ho\v to protect your
trees from storr damage and
,,hat to do if the. 're damaged
despite oui best efforts.
"We \anted to help homeown-
ers with their trees. We've learned a
lot about trees in our studies of the
last 10 hurricanes and hope that
,ou lups will help make urban trees
more health. and wind resistant,"
,said Mary Duryea, associate dean
for research at UF's Institute of
Food and agricultural l Sciences.
The booklet airs'.\ ers ev ernthing
from when and how to prune, to
choosing the sturdiest trees for
your part of the state to knowing
*when a damaged tree needs expert
help.
The 12-page, color booklet -
called "Assessing damage and
restoring trees after a hurri-
cane"-is available at any of the
state's 67 county extension
offices, Florida Division of
Forestry offices or can be down-
loaded at the Florida Cooperative
Extension Service's Web site:
http: edis ifas.ufl.edu EP291.
The publication begins w\\ih the
worst-case scenario of a hurri-
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remove felled trees, then moves on
to how to distinguish storm-dam-
aged trees that should be removed,
from those that have a chance for
survival It gives detailed informa-
tion on pruning, specialized advice
on pine trees and palms, and the
:1nal section is on prevention: how
to choose the right trees for your
yard, .how many to plant and
N\ here to plant them.
UF 1FAS researchers have been
tracking tree darnage since Hurri-
.cane Andrew' in 1992 and much of
the advice in the booklet stems
from thatl work.
Duryea, an urban forestry
expert, sa.s laurel oaks are among
the \\orst at withstanding hurri-
cane-force lunds
"l'"e measured four hurricanes
in the Pensac':la area," she said,
"and in every one of them, laurel
oaks have wreaked havoc."
Laurel oaks that are more than
50 years old are rrmost likely to Fall,
she said. Pecan trees and sand
pines don't hold up well in high
winds, either.
A Spanish-language version of
the booklet is expected to be
released Sept. 15.
A $500,000 grant from the Flori-
da Division of Forestry and U.S.D.A.
Forest Service's southern region
paid for the booklets, the first com-
ponent of an Urban Forest Recov-
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the public via the Internet.
Ed Gilman, a UF urban horticul-
ture professor, said that while the
booklet is chock-full ol valuable
information, he hopes the section
on prevention will hit home.
"I think, in a sense, the preven-
tion or reduction of problems
through proper tree care especial-
lv pruning is the take home, long-
term message," he said. "Let's try
to reduce the damage next time."
. Here are a fe%' of the booklet's
tips:
Don't wait until the last
minute to think about preparing
your trees for storms.
Plant wind-resistant species.
The booklet has lists of recom-
mended trees for North and South
Florida.
Know how old your trees are.
Different species have different life
spans. For example, laurel oak only
lives about 50 years, and becomes
increasingly susceptible to storm
damage and disease the older it
gets.
Give trees enough soil space
so they can take root and be fit ml\
anchored.
Properly pruned trees survive
high winds better.
Replant trees in groups when
possible. Groups do better than a
lone tree that's fully exposed to the
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AUCTION 3,444 Acres Prime
Timberijnd R)indiupri
Courily l.eorqii, TIru r; .
7I i 7 .10 p.m J3w.;orn.
I i,]riai Di*i.on Counliry
Club This properrv. selling by
order oI a laljional Timber
hiveslmeni Miii3gemerin Or-
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by lirbcr mp3ries a n, i;.
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gust 30, 31, Sept 1, 2006,
Montgomery, AL. Single,
tandem & tri-axle dumps (31
of which are 2005-2007
year), truck tractors, low-
boys, crawler loaders & trac-
tors, excavators, motor
graders & scrapers, back-
hoes, rubber tired loaders,
forklifts, paving skidders,
feller bunchers, log loaders,
farm tractors. J.M. Wood
Auction Co., Inc.
(334)264-3265, Bryant
Wood AL LIC #1137.
Major Land Auction Saturday,
September 9, 10 OAM. 220+/-
acres, subdivided, 25 lots &
tracts. Timber, 15yrs. growth
loblolly on 170 ac., balance
of 50ac. 2 yrs from harvest.
Creek frontage, mountain
views. 1 mile Hwy. 58 front-
age, Patrick County, VA.
Terms: 10% deposit day of
sale, 10% buyers premium.
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NCAL#685.


LARGE DOG- Vic of Ft Drum
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863-675-9300
OUTSIDE CATS (7) Must find
a home soon or go to the
pound. 1 yr & under.
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PIT BULL 'III'PPIE'., 2 females,
solid white w/red nose. 3
mos. old. Need loving
homes. (863)634-6601
PITBULL, To good home,
male, 111/ yrs. old, friendly,
needs room to run. Owner
moving. (863)634-9493



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Employment -
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Employment -
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Job Information 225
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CAR HAULING. Southeast Re-
gion. $1,100+/WEEK! Great
Home Time! Company Paid
Benefits! PAID TRAINING
FOR DRIVERS WITH MINI-
MUM 1 YEAR OTR EXPERI-
ENCE! (912)571-9668 OR
(866)413-3074.
Central County Water
Control District is now
accepting applications for a
Clubhouse maintenance
person. This is a full time
position with full benefits.
Must be able to work
flexible hours, nights and
weekends, some holidays.
This is a drug free
workplace.
Apply in person at the:
Montura Clubhouse
255 N. Hacienda Street
Montura Ranch Estates
Wednesday thru Sunday
10a.m.to4p.m.
CLERICAL POSITION
Big Cypress Area
Filing, phones, computer
literate, bi-lingual. $8 $9/hr.
Fax resume to .(954)894-4116
or email
aoalvan(fivepointscorp.com
DRIVER: YOU WANT IT, WE
HAVE IT! Solo, teams, own-
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ADULT/CHILD THERAPIST

Needed to provide individual, couple, and
family therapy in a behavioral health setting
to Glades residents. Requires a master's
degree in a relevant field, professional license
or license eligible. Preferred cardid.ate will be
bilingual with HIV population experience.
Fax resume to (561)992-8696 or e-mail
to bsears@oakwoodcenter.org
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149 SE Avenue D
Belle Gra,ii FL ]" 4 i)i
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ASSISTANT SHOP MANAGER
King Ranch. Inc currently hns .a position available
lor an Assitani Shop Manager Musi have basic
computer skills, knowledge of alarm equipment, the
ability to inlerprel parts manuals related to farm
equipment and the ability io control paris invenlo-
ry. Must have a valid Florida drivers license. Prior
supervisory experience and bi-lingual prelerrerJ
Full benefit package available including medical,
dental, vision and life insurance, 401(k) and retire-
ment plan. Paid vacations, sick days and holidays.
Interested applicants please call: (561)996-7257.
Drug-Free Workplace / EOE

ASSISTANT STORE MGR.
GAS/CONVENIENCE STORE
Big Cypress Reservation
Min. 1 yr supervisory experience.
Food sales experience a plus.
Excellent communication & computer
skills. Good leadership skills, positive
attitude. Flexible hours, FL Drivers Lic.
High School Diploma or GED. Exc.
Benefits incl. medical, dental & 401 K,
food & fuel allowance. Salary based
on exp. Fax resume to (954) 967-3477



MANAGEMENT

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

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


BEST WESTERN
of Clewiston
Is accepting applications for:
Management
Front Desk
Housekeeping
Maintenance
Apply within.


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Glades County
Board of County Commissioners
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
August 21, 2006
OFFICE CLERK
ANNUAL SALARY: $15,683 $19,000
EXCELLENT BENEFITS, HEALTH CARE AND STATE
RETIREMENT
MAJOR DUTIES: Must be able to answer phones, handle pub-
h: iquiri ri e p rcs r mal. ri reic d umentis ana .irier duties
T. may ie ireuired
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES: ApDlicant must h3vw
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MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: High School Diploma or Equiva-

JOB LOCATION: Glades County Building Department
WORK SCHEDULE: 8:00 a.m. 5:00.p.m. 5 days per week
CLOSING DATE: September 1,2006 at 5:00 pm
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION: Glades County Application.
Copy of valid Florida Drivers License.
SUBMIT APPLICATION TO: Mary Ann Dotson'
500 Avenue J
RO. Box 1018
Moore Haven, Fl 33471
863-946-6000
Glades County is a drug-free, non smoking workplace

ELECTRICIAN, INDUSTRIAL
Duties include troubleshooting, maintaining, and
repairing electrical equipment, motors, motor con-
trol centers, medium voltage switchgear, and inte-
grating changesto existing control systems.
Industrial environment experience and the ability to
read wiring diagrams are required.
We offer excellent pay and benefits.
Apply to:
Attn: Personnel
Sugar Cane Growers Cooperative of Florida
1500 West Sugar House Road
Belle Glade, FL 33430
Telephone: (561) 996-4705
Fax: (561)996-4760
E-mail: bawoodham@scgc.org
Equal Opportunity Employer

POSITION AVAILABLE
CITY OF SOUTH BAY

Finance Department
Water Billing Clerk
$11.50 hourly w/benefits
Apply at South Bay City Hall
335 SW 2nd Avenue
South Bay, FL 33493
Email Resumes to:
parchmenta@southbaycity.com
Deadline: Position open until filled
Contact: Annette Parchment
Human Resources
Director/Deputy City Clerk at
561-996-6751, ext. 14
for more information.
www.southbaycity.com

STORE MANAGER
GAS/CONVENIENCE STORE
Big Cypress Reservation
High School diploma or GED.
Associates preferred. Min. 1 yr retail
exp. Exc. communication skills.
2 yrs supervisory or management exp.
Flex hours, FL Drivers License.
Salary based on exp. Excellent benefits
(medical, dental, optical, 401 K,
fuel &food allowance)
Fax resume to (954) 967-3477


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W UNITED STATES

SUGAR
CORPORATION


Railroad Switchman- September thru April

$17.28 per Hour plus Benefits
Four Openings

US Sugar is seeking Railroad Switchman for their Cle-
wiston location. Training is provided. Previous railroad
experience is helpful but not necessary. Candidates
must pass the Trades Operator Selection Test (TOST) to
become qualified for employment.
Responsibilities
*Perform lifting, bending, climbing and ability to
dismount moving railroad equipment.
*Check switch points tor proper alignment and
throw switches properly
Maintain written documentation pertaining to the job.
*Maintain clear communication using hand signals
radio and lantern.
Proper operation of hand brakes
*Ability to couple and uncouple equipment.
Perform mathematical calculations pertaining to
the lob.
*Work in changing outdoor/indoor environments.
*Work a shill schedule and overtime as necessary.

Training Period
Candidates will have a six-week training period that
pays $14.28 per hour Those that successfully com-
plete the training continue their employment at $17.28
per hour.
ABOUT US SUGAR CORPORATION
United States Sugar Corporation is one of America's
largest diversified privately held agribusiness firms. We
are employee owned and have world class benefits.
The Company is headquartered on the southern shore
of Florida's Lake Okeechobee between Fort Myers and
West Palm.
For Immediate consideration please
Email Jdooley@ussugar.com
FAX 863-902-2889
Stop in at the Employment Office on WC Owen Drive in
Clewiston
US Sugar is an Equal Opportunity Employer
committed to a diverse workforce.
Women and Minorities
are encouraged to apply

HELP WANTED
Emergency Management Director Must have
knowledge of the principles and practices of emer-
gency planning, response operations, public infor-
mation and education techniques. Must have
graduated from a four year accredited college or
university with related course work in emergency
planning and four years of responsible experience
in emergency management programs including
two years of supervisory training or experience: or
an equivalent combination of training and experi-
ence. ..

Mechanic I. Basic mechanic knowledge, experi-
ence as an automotive service worker or Mechan-
ic's helper preferred.

Mechanic II. Graduate from an approved course
in heavy & diesel mechanics. three years experi-
ence.

Both Mechanic positions require class B driver's li-
cense. Must have a High School Diploma or GED.
Both located in Clewiston.

Highway Maintenance Technician I. Maintains
highways, municipal and rural roads, and rights-
ol-ways in safe condition. Must have a valid Flori-
da Commercial Driver's license, Class B or higher
with air brake endorsement.

Electrical Inspector Must nave 8 yrs. experience
with a licensed contractor.

Building Inspector Must have 8 yrs. experience
with a licensed contractor.

The positions are full time with medical benefits,
retirement, 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 Court-
house in LaBelle in the HR Department.

Vet Pref. EEO. Drug free. Applicants needing as-
sistance in the application process should contact
the Hendry County Commissioners HR depart-
ment.




Automotive Parts

ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY
1348 SOUTH MAIN STREET
BELLE GLADE, FL 33430

Original Equipment Company in Belle Glade is
looking for a full time experienced parts delivery
driver. The primary responsibility will be to deliver
parts in a safe and efficient manner.

QUALIFICATIONS
CDL License Preferred.
Must have 1-2 years driving experience
Must have a clean driving record
Must pass a background check & drug screening


Apply in person:
1348 South Main Street
Belle Glade, FL 33430


TRUCK DRIVER
Helena Chemical Company, a national agricultural-chemical
company, has an immediate opening for an experienced truck
driver with a Class B License. This position will make deliver-
ies, load and unload product, utilize a forklift, and perform gen-
eral warehouse duties. Requires High School diploma or
equivalent, CDL with HAZMAT endorsement, and the ability to
operate a forklift. We offer an excellent working environment
and outstanding compensation and benefits package.
For consideration, please apply in person:
Helena Chemical Company
1336 N.W. AVENUE L
BELLE GLADE, FL 33430
Pre-employment drug screen required.
EOE M/F/V/H


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TWO POSITIONS-GREAT BENEFITS

STAFF ACCOUNTANT
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reports. \Vd! reke'sc and Cerity accurac ot iocurnal entries and accounting clas-
.. icaticns Resporisible for cost accounting acti\tries. \Vdi instruct or assign vork
i: accounting clerks along %irth coordinating accc.unting rnaners '.ith other depart-
meoat. locations and diisic.nsN As4.I... m uear end .losing. annual budget preparation,
S .. etc Must be proticienr in the uje of Microsoft Office product-. This posiuon 1 fast
paced, deadline oriented, and requires some overtime.
Prefer Bachelor's degree and 3-4 years of experience in a related field.

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST
This position will be -esponmible for developing. managing. and administering the company's environ-
mental program. Includes compliance reporting. lacilirc audits., training. and budgeting.
Good time management and comnmunicjaion skills required. Must also be detail and deadline orier-t.
ed with good organizational kills.. Computer 'kills i\\ord. E\cel,. Powkerpointi are required. Strong
chemistry and math skdl also, needed.
Prefer Bachelor'. degree and I -2 year of experience in a related field.
KnuoAledge of ISO 14000 requirements and general knowledge of HazMat, PSM, Air .
and after r enkironmeridal compliance a big plus.

ABOUT SOUTHERN GARDENS CITRUS
Southern Garden, ik the world's largest supplier of 100 percent pure Florida nut-from-concentrate
iNFCi orange juice to the pri\ ate label indutrrv and major brand-. The Company offers highly efficient.
full integrated operanionr eartung home-grovn oranges and state of the art processing and packag-
ing. We are a dmsion of Linited State_ Sugar Corporation. one of America's largest diversified. pri-
atiely held agribusme-c firrris \We jre erplo\ee ec.ned and hdac worldl d class benefits including out-
standing medical. 401 k retirement income and eniploee stock c.wnership. The Comparn i- headquar-
tered on the southern shore ot Florida's Lake Okeechobee ber, een Fort Myers and West Palm.
Email your resume to Jdooley(4,ussugar.com
Fax 863-902-2889
Stop in at the Employment office on WC Owen Drive in Clewision
US Sugar i an Equal Opporrunitn Emploer committed to a diverse workforce Women and
Minorities aie encouraged to apply.


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The GEO Group, Inc.

The GEO Group, Inc.
A worldwide leader in privatized corrections

BENEFITS INCLUDE:
HEALTH, DENTAL, VISION, LIFE, DEPENDENT
LIFE INSURANCE & 401K RETIREMENT

CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS
VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR
(Web Design)
RN
ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR
(2 available)
RECREATION SPECIALIST

MOORE HAVEN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY
1990 East SR 78NW
Moore Haven, FL 33471

Phone 868-946-2420
Fax 863-946-2487
Equal Opportunity Employer
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CRT .-.r ART pi.khcJ iied .,ir, i; ,c e.p In [.jid.ii nj err.,c|
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ground Is reoq.
Per diem- Laboratory Assistant
Previous exp. in Phlebotomy is required
Phone: 863-902-3079 or Fax resume to: 863-983-0805.-
Drug Free Workplace EOE






The C G Groiup. Inc.
HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATOR
Minimum requirements: Registered Nurse with 3 or more years
of experience in nursing. Administrative experience a plus.
PSYCHOLOGIST
(Doctoral Degree in psychology, counseling, or related mental
health field. Possess appropriate state licensure or certification.
PSYCHOLOGICAL SPECIALIST
Master Degree in clinical, counseling or applied behavioral psy-
chology.
EDUCATION DIRECTOR
Masters Degree in Education or a related field. TE.A.'s Profes-
sional School Administrators Certificate or a Professional Mid-
Management Administrators Certificate.
The GEO Group a worldwide leader in privatized Corrections,
offers a challenging & exciting opportunity.
WE OFFER: Top Pay, Medical, Dental, Vision, Short-term
Disability, 401k, Paid Vacation & Holidays & Life Insurance.
THE GEO GROUP, INC.
South Bay Correctional Facility
600 US Highway 27, South
South Bay, Florida 33493
Phone: 561-992-9505
Fax: 561-829-1902
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202 E. Sugzilfnd Hwy from Clearisrn, Inn)
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DETENTION OFFICER: Phoe-
nix, Arizona. Maricopa
County Sheriflls Office.
$14.99/hr. Excellent bene-
fits. No experience neces-
sary. Contact
(60 2)'3 0 7- 5 24 5,
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tions.
DISPATCH / OPERATIONS
COORDINATOR
Needed for Belle Glade
c ies, ohtce D ijii or rired
person must-be able to co-
ordinate and schedule
loading locations and de.
liveries, input work orders
handle large volume o-
calls and other functions.
Multi-tasking and comput-
er skills a must. Competi-
tive pay anc
comprehensive benefits
package. Email resume
ana cover enei with salary
requirements tio
HRDire,:or,.,rtassiclurf net
or by la 561.'835-0118
EOE.
Driver- HIRING QUALIFIED]
DRIVERS for Central Florida
Local & National OTR posi-
tions. Food grade tanker, no
hazmiat, -o pumps greal
benefits, competitive pay &
new equipment. Need 2
years experience. Call By-
num Transport for your op-
porturnity today.
(800)741-7950.
Help Wanted for Cemetery,
and General Maint Tech.
Need experience operating
backhoe. Class A CDL a plus,
but not required.
Apply at Akin-Davis Funeral
Home, Hwy 80, LaBelle.
i83l675-2125
IMMEDIATE OPENING
The Florida Sugar Cane
League has an immedi-
ate opening for someone
interested in working
approximately 20 hours
per week to operate
and maintain an air
monitoring network. The
applicant must speak
English, possess a high
school diploma (or GED)
and have valid Florida
drivers license.
Call 863-3-983-9151 to
request an application.
INTERESTED IN A POSTAL
JOB Earning $57K/yr Avg
Minimum Pay? Our servic-
es can help you prepare for
the Postal Battery Exam,
Find Out How! Call Today
For More Information...
(800)584-1775 Ref Code
#P5799.
J & J PRODUCE
NOW HIRING

Managers, Maint.,
Graders, Packers, Fork-
lift Oper., & Labor posi-
tions avail, for Produce
Company in Loxahatch-
ee. Must have previous
produce exp. F-T&
seasonal. Must be able
to work OT as needed.
Exc. Pay & Bene.

Apply @ 4003 Seminole
Pratt Whitney Road
Loxahatchee, FL 33470
561-422-9777
NOW HIRING GEOLOGIST for
our Andalusia, Alabama of-
fice. Send resume and tran-
scripts to CDG Engineers &
Associates, Inc., P.O. Box
278, Andalusia, AL 36420;
fax: (334)222-4018; email:
khall@cdge.com; phone:
(334)222-9431.


Licensed Life & Health
Agents to market lull portlo-
iio )1 insurance products in-
cluding a $0 Premium
Medicare Advaniage plan
witri Part D. unlimited quali-
fied leads Earn 75k to 125k
Management Position also
available for Ine rigni candi-
dale Call Larry or Steve @
(866t224-8450emt. 5018
MASSAGE THERAPIST
STUDIO
Call Susan ai Salon Mercedes
863-675-4443
MEDICAL OFFICE PERSON
Must be bilingual -
Needed lor pediatric orice in
Panokee. Full Time position.
Must be energetic,
detail orented, computer
lierate person with
prior medical e...perience.
Please fa, resume to
561-575-2858 or email to
danokeepeas@yanoo com
contact Deoe @
561-575-9876
NAILTECHNICIAN
Great irii:ome opportunity at
Henry County's lirsi salon
and day spa For iilerview call
Susan at Salon Mercedes
863-675-4443

National Home
Builder searching for
Sales Consultants in
the Okeechobee
market. Excellent
compensation &
incentives. Will need
Real Estate license.
Bi-lingual a plus.
Serious minded sales
professionals fax
resume to:
(321)674-7645
Attn: Coordinator
OTR drivers deserve more pay
and more hometimel
$.48/mi. 1 year experience.
More experience makes
more! Home weekends Run
our Florida Region! Heart-
land Express (800)441-4953
www.heartlandexpress.com.
TEACHER ASSISTANT
Needed, Full Time, competitive
salary, health plan, great
working environment.
Please call (561)924-9402
Pahokee Area
Truck Drivers: CDL training.
Up to $20,000 bonus. Ac-
celerate-your career as a
Soldier. Drive out terrorism
by keeping the Army Na-
tional Guard supplied.
GUARD.com/truck.
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DENTAL HYGIENIST
Must have valid FL Dental
Hygienist License. Bilingual
helpful. Excellent salary &
benefits. 4-day week. Fax
resume to (863) 983-9604
or e-mail hrOfchcinc.orng
Florida Community Centers,
Inc. EOE/DFWP
RN/LPN/CNA
Needed for full time home care
visits in Belle Glade area.
Please call Sandy @
(561)722-3999 or fax resume
to (561)659-9320
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Business
Opportunities 305
Money Lenders 310
Tax Preparation 315




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you earn $800/day? 30 Ma-
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$9,995. (888)629-9968
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will not be undersold!
Busy Gas Station For Sale
200k gallons. Over $90k in-
siae moninly $475k plus in-
venlory. 12391334-2265
Earn $367.97 pet day with
your own business. No B.S.
No boss. Just partners.
Free training, www.wah-
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JOIN A LOG HOME LEADER
Nationally Recognized Old
Timer Log Homes Seeks
Representatives Great
Earning Potential, Ouality
Products Contact Mr. Vest-
er today! (800)467-3006
www. oldtimerlo-
ghomes.com.
Looking for successful entre-
p reneurs only to open
franchise businesses in
town, must be proven in
management, a born risk-
taker DO NOT CALL other-
wise (800)819-2634.
Vending Route: Snacks,
Drinks, all brands. Great
Equipment. Great Support.
You choose locations from
what's availablell Financing
available with $7,500 down.
(877)843-8726, Local.
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P/T OFFICE CLERK
Permaneil PCT. RV park locat-
ed in Lake Pori haj rieed to
an ollice clerk, year round
searing 1;'1,106. Req's woar-
rig weekends during season.
seasonal (Nov-Aprl nis rum
12p-5p W-F Sal. 9a-5p, Sun.
12p-5p OH Mon & Tues Non
seasonal iMay-Oii Firs M-F
9a-lp, no week'.ends reQ
Some computer skili neces-
sary Ebp in chice skills prel.
Music nave personality and
wAork well vw,publiL Call
863-946-132 tfor more into
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DIVORCES275-$350'COVERS
children, eic. Only one sig-
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govi lees' Call weekdayS
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1030, 12x30, 1525 Fuill
electric secure on Commereio
Sl 350 It. rnom Clewiston
Police Depi. 863-983-6663
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Babysitting 405
Child Care Needed410
Child Care Offered415
Instruction 420
Services Offered 425
Insurance 430
Medical Services435




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Air Conditioners 505
Antiques 510
Appliances 515
Appliance Parts 520
Beauty Supplies 525
Bicycles 530
Books & Magazines 535
Building Materials540
Business Equipment 545
Carpets/Rugs 550
Children's Items 555
China, Glassware, Etc. 560
Clothing 565
Coins/Stamps 570
Collectibles 575
Computer/Video 580
Crafts/Supplies 585
Cruises 590
Drapes, Linens & FabrIcs 595
Fireplace Fixture 600
Firewood 605
Furniture 610
Furs 615
Health 1 Reducing
Equipment 620
Heating Equipment,'
Supplies 625
Household Items 630
Jewelry 635
Lamps/Lights 640
Luggage 645
Medical Items 650
Miscellaneous 655
Musical Instruments 660
Office Supplies/
Equipment 665
Pets/Supplies/
Services 670
Photography 675
Plumbing Supplies 680
Pools & Supplies 685
Restaurant
Equipment 690
Satellite 695
Sewing Machines 700
Sporting Goods 705
Stereo Equipment 710
Television/Radio 715
Tickets 720
Tools 725
To s & Games 730
VMRs 735
Wanted to Buy 740




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3 5 ion package unij w near
ne*w ,n DO''-. 1750
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AIR CONDITIONER 31/2 1,)n
Friqilaire $300
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TWO 1/2TON COLEMAN A/C
w/real rl.ips i.150
863-167.4328
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220 voll runrs real $125 or
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Porcelain base w.'tiol rest,
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home, and has integral handholds that make it easy to
carry.
The completed cradle measures 33 inches long by
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ELEC. RANGE, Hotpoint, w/ov- GIRLS BEDROOM SUITE
en, black & white, very Natural wood, incl. bed, dress-
clean, exc. cond., $200. ers, desk, nghtstds, mirror,
(863)983-6319 $800 Negot. 561-790-6589
GE RANGE/ KENMORE DRYER GLASS TOP TABLE 36"w/four
Both good condition. Work chairs. Designer full length
great. $200/both or will sell mirrors, (2). Ped. sink/faucet.
separately. 863-697-6033 $350. Will sep. 561-625-4306
KITCHEN APPLIANCES HIDE AWAY BED: Older, You
stove, dishwasher, fdridge, mi- haul. $25 or best offer.
crowave, all lyr $1800/all, will (863)675-4797
sellseperate. 863-763-1981 HUTCH,PonderosaPine, 3
REFRIG. Kenmore side by shelves, 8 drawers & 3
side, W&l in door, Elec doors. $150 (863)467-1401
Range smooth top $800
(863)675-5865 8am-5pm KING SIZE BED- Oriental, 4
poster. Solid wood. Good
WASHER & DRYER, Excellent condition. $1000,
working condition. Belts & (863)946-3265
hoses new. $150
(863)824-8703 KS WATERBED FRAME- w/
plllowtop matt, w/drawers
WASHER & DRYER, Kenmore, bookcase hdbd w/mirror,
good condition. $100 for $400 (863)697-0167
both or will separate.
(863)634-1055 LIVING ROOM SET, Couch,
loveseat, good condition,
WASHER;Kenmore &DRYER, hunter green. $200 or best
Maytag: Both work well. $100 often (863)634-1055
for both, will sap. You haul. offer. (863)634-1055
(863)675-4797 LIVING ROOM SET, Love seat,
WASHER: Westinghouse & chair & ottoman. Like new
WASHER: Westinghouse & condition, $275
DRYER: Kenmore. Both in cnd $
Excellent cond. $160 neg. (863)612-5037 LaBelle
will sep. (863)763-6591 LIVING ROOM SET, Sleeper
WATER PURIFIERS sofa, loveseat & 2 Lazyboy
By Ecoquest New in box, 3yr. cli23 067rs. $600
warranty. $400/both, will sell (863)234-1067
separately. 863-824-3402 LIVING ROOM SET, Sofa,
loveseat, wing chair, 4 oak
i claw foot tables, mint cond.
$2450 (863)697-6455
SCHWINN, Orange County LOVE SEAT, SOFA, Recliner,
Chopper, like new, $175. Coffee Table, 2 End Tables .&
(863)467-0538 Sofa Table. Go:,d cnditon
,$700 (239)839-5009
OAK DINING TABLE w,6 u1,-
roSlered P rairs good condo
AWNINGS- 1 147 'ong $200 (863)675-58 65
I 3'5" long, 2 are 87 1 2" 8am-pm.
long, $200 li)r all OFFICE SUITE, Decorator De.
(863)697-2044 signed desk. file rcbinet book
Rsrhelves. coucin ialner criair &
Bldn more $2499 1863)674-0811
SINGLE BED
Compllete w/IraiTo* & & ead,1.
FILL DIRT 200 YARDS New maCtress w 75 00
You load/haul. FREE 863-447-0002 0
863-675-93006
HOME WINDOWS- Like new.
$150. Will separate.
(863)675-8141 COAT: Black Fox & Lamb
METAL ROOFING SAVE $$$ Wool, Full Length. Designed
Buy Direct From Manufactur- for casual to very formal. Pur-
er. 20 colors in stock with all chased 12/05 in New York.
Accessories. Quick turn Worn twice. Size 14. Looks
around Delivery Available excellent on size 10-16. Paid
Toll Free (888)393-0335. $6,000. Sacrifice for $1000,
Firm. Absolutely Gorgeous on
VINYL SIDING- Georgia Pacif- any age. Serious caller' only
ic; light gray, new, one full 863-67-6- 55rinlo ',pi.
box of 22 12ft sections.
$200 (863)467-7866

ROSSI 44 MAGNUM
CIk' S&W Special. S/6 Model 720,
CRIB & MATTRESS, Like now, iolslr and shells $300
all wood crib. $17.0 363-824-3402
(863)675-4701
CRIB BEDDING SET, $30
(863)675-4701 I6
SWING SET. -,,ji. dod.
$125 (863612-503 La- EXERCISE BIKE & PUNCHING
Belle BAG. $185 for bOlh or will
separate 18631467-1401
IMAGE 17.0 TREADMILL
Get fit fast in the comfort of
FLOWER GIRL DRESSES (2) your own home. Used 1 mth.
Identical, white sizes 4 & 6. $400 Negot, 863-634-0761
Paid $400/both, asking $200.
Will sell sep, 863-634-0339 J l0
FORMAL GOWN, Size 12,
worn once, lavender, great DIAMOND RING w/wedding
condition. Paid $275, asking band entwined, 1 carat, size
$100 (863)634-0339 7, pear shaped, asking
$1800. (863)675-6511.
[n l DIAMOND RING- 1/2 ct,
w/surrounding diamonds,
AVON BOTTLES 90+, and $450 (863)675-7105 or
some older books & related (863)673-5023
articles, $150 tor all or best
offer. (863)467-5052. 1 1 IB A
ELVIS RECORD & SOUVENIR
COLLECTION: Approx. 44 yrs. CEILING FANS (2), Hunter..
old, Rare items.. $600 all or USA made w/light kit. Cost
bestoffer.. 863-824-3358 $125 each, asking $70 for
FOOTBALL/BASEBALL CARDS both, eiI ap. 15616. l3-1371
[1000)- Racing & Comic. late
s early 90s Exc. cond. $400
orbestofferll 863-763-8943
SALT- n PEPPER SHAKERS FREE DIABETIC SUPPLIES!
1041 Sets) asking $2500 MEDICARE PATIENTS! Call
(863)801-4949 Us Toll Free (866)294-3476
and receive a FREE METER!
*Am-Med Quality Diabetic
I piI I Supplies.
LIFT CHAIR, Beige, $300
COMPUTER TABLE- large, ad- (863)675-0548
justable heights, good condi- LIFT CHAIR- Good condition.
tion, $50 or best offer $350.(863)801-4949
(863)763-6629 $350 (863)801-4949
PENTIUM) 4- Complete, key- POWER CHAIR, MeNritis, Holds-
board, mo educational up to 350 bs. New battery &
program, $250n tires. Pd. $7,598. Now $1000.
(863)843-0158 or best offer. (239)324-2115
SCANNER- UMAX Astra .
software, Win. 98, $25.
(863)675-4970L s AIRLINE MECHANIC Rapid
(8)-49LV.msg. training for high paying
lM If Aviation Career. FAA pre-
ijiii i ~dicts severe shortage. Fi-
nancial aid if qualify Job
BEDROOM SET, King bed w/ placement assistance.
mirrored canopy, lighted head- CALL AIM (888)349-5387.
board, dresser & night stand. PAI 1u
$300 ng. (863)634-1055 ft., Sears X-Cargo, excellent
CHINA CABINET, Solid wood, condition. $75 (863)610-0412
2 pc. w/5 shelves. Hand or(863)763-5422
seel $500 (863)763-8943 PICK "A" PACKAGE ZERO
DOWN FROM ONLY 14.95
COUCH,LOVESEAT&CHAIR PER WEEK 37" FLAT
almostnew, green plaid. $600 SCREENS, DVDS, XBOX
863-357-1859 360, IPODS, TEVOS,
DESK- all wood, white Formi- STEREOS, GUITARS, SPAS,
ca covered, 24Wx40Lx30H,5 ABOVE GROUND POOLS,
drawers, 1 door, on wheels, CALL NOW (800)868-8966.
$100 (863)357-8788 PLAY STATION II- Sony, W/5
DINING ROOM TABLE, Cherry games, 2 controllers. 2 mo
wood, with 6 leather covered old. $150. (863)447-6620


chairs. 38x79 with leaf.
$500 (863)467-2532 ROAD MESH, Used with con-
DINING ROOM TABLE- Tile create, 5'x30' long, 6"
top, White wash, Peach tile squares. $15
w/pattern, Seats 4. $150. (863)763-0625
RFirm (863)634-0387 M ic
DINING TABLE custom made
w/glass top, nice cond. Cost I tr n 0
$1150 new, sacrifice for
$150.(561)633-1371. ACOUSTIC GUITARS, (2),
S Esteban, w/soft case, Alva-
ENTER./CURIO UNIT- Wicker, rez Mod. 5022, w/hard case,
6'6"H, 5W, 18"D. Curved $275. (863)697-9704
top, 8 side shelves, 3 center
shelves, $75 BASS GUITAR Fender Mar-
(863)675-2392 cus Miller Jazz, beautifully
crafted, perfect, hardshell
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, case. $725. 863-357-7406
Birchwood, beautiful, mint
condition. $900 DRUM SET, First Act, $175 or
(863)697-6455 best offer. (863)467-1301
FUTON- White, Metal, Good GOLD YAMAHATRUMPET
condition. $75. in exc. cond. $300 or best of-
(863)634-8118 fer. 239-848-7662


ENGRAVER-New Hermes, En-
gravograph, 115 AC/DC, .88
amps, 10K RPM, H.9. 1/15,
$1500 (863)763-7609
Shop here first!
The classified ads


BEAGLE PUPPY, Purebred,
male, 10 weeks, health cer-
tificate, adorable. $175
(863)675-4703 after 7pm.
BIRD CAGE, Large, White,
Good [ciiditioni. $50.
(863)304-6310
Boston Terrier Pups, 10 wks
old, multi color, 2 males, 1
ferm., shots & wormed,
$300. (863)357-2124
COCKATIELS (2), with cage.
$75 (863)675-0247 LaBelle
CONURES (3), Mated pair &
older baby w/large cage. $600
(863)675-0247 LaBelle
FINCHS- pair, $15
(863)234-1700
FREE HAMSTERS
863-801-1302
GERBILS (5), with 2 aquari-
ums & tops. $20 for all
(863)634-6087 anytime
KERR PUPPIES- 7 1/2 wks,
Ifr',: r ood rhin:i only
.636,52e44
TOY FOX TERRIER & Japa-
nese Crinr buIn males $450.
for both, Or will sep.
(863)983-6537
YORKIE, 1 ACA regisilrerd
Male, 8 weeks old. Has 1st
shots $650. (863)763-6778


SATELLITE RECEIVER, Di;,r
lfelwofl.., iioieIl 2 00 ewi r
remove $20 (863il6l-0625b


BIG SCREEN TV ToShib'3,
'50", needs some work, but
is in working order.
$?0,.0intg. (8P63)634-1220
TV. 48' Widiesreen wilh
bJe 'i, ;I0 ,l863 '.!2 -106-


AIR COMPRESSOR, iFp, for
home workshop. Runs good.
1,5 inrm (561676b-r.i427
AIR COMPRESSOR, Ingersoll
Rand, 5 5 hp 6 months old.
Pind 57.0i Atiang $600 neg.
(863)674-0416 LaBelle
DRILL PRESS, Delta Shop-
master, $50. (863)674-0416
GENERATOR, Tecumfeh Ern-
duriu )L."C. 300(13i. 120v
21 1T w 5.' 3ilun gs. '..31
$5501, l 6j467;-17
PRESSURE WASHER- 400
psi, w/hoses, wands, tips,
trailer & 13 hp Honda Engine



AIR HOCKEY TABLE
4'X6' like new. $125.
561-625-4306


NEW COIN COLLECTOR want-
ing to add to my collection.
Please call to sell coins &
paper money 239-693-4891


Agriculture i
:

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




ROUND BALES (35)
$700/all, will sell separately.
863-634-9111


GELDING, 13 yrs. old, gray,
very fast, used on barrels &
worked cows, exc. manners,
$2500.(863)673-5058
HORSE TRAILER: Logan '88, 3
horse, slant stock trailer w/re-
movable tack wall. $1500 neg.
863-699-9701/239-280-6082
MISSING HORSE, 3 year old,
Sorrell Quarter horse, mare,
from Lake Port area.
REWARD! (239)633-7173

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*for* Trcuer


On Una s vice
Buy ~~- Trade
Horses, ti"ck, Etc.
863-467-1304
www.okeechobee.horse-trader corn
Serving The Greater
Lake Okeechobee Area
PONY CART & HARNESS,
$1000 or best offer.
(863)634-5820
TB BAY GELDING- 18yrs, exc
horse team pens & sorts cat-
tle, exp rider, $1800
(863)763-5567



CRAFTSMAN RIDING MOWER
LC100, B&S, 17.5hp, 9mths.
new, exc.cond. $900 or best
offer. 863-763-1981 Okee


Farms Sale 1020 with spectacular view. Paved
Houses Sale 1025 road, gated, restricted. 3400'
Hunting Property 1030 altitude. $95,000, Bryson
Investment City. Call owner!
Property Sale 1035 1800)810-1590. www.aewil-
Land Sale 1040 liams.net.
Lots Sale 1045 NC MOUNTAINS 7 acres on
Open House 1050 mountain top in gated com-
Out of State munity, view, trees, water-
Property Sale 1055 fall & large public lake
Property Inspection1060 nearby, paved private ac-
Real Estate Wanted 1065 cess, $99,500 owner
Resort Property (866)789-8535 NC77.com.
Sale 1070
Warehouse Space 1075 North Carolina Mtns. Asheville
Waterfront Property 1080 Area Starting @ $89,900 for
spectacular parcels with
views, waterfalls, mountain
' P esstreams, amenities & much
Sale 100 m86more. Call for appt.
(866)930-5263.
TANNING BED BUSINESS Priced for Quick Salel! 3.2
2 Beds, 1 Booth acre lake lot, 148 ft of front-
Established Business. age. Northeast GA's largest
Large clientele, and newest lake, Patriot's
Inventory included, new bulbs. Pointe. $98,500. More Info:
$20,000 or best offer. (706)213-6734 www.lake-
(863)885-1718 russellproperties.com.


CLEWISTON, WATERFRONT
HUSKY RIDING MOWER- au- 3 Bdrm., 2 Ba, 1/4 acre,
to, 18hp, 42" cut, $250 fenced, new roof & dock.
(863)634-8596 $164,900 neg. 863-805-0272
LAWN TRACTOR, Husky Su- LaBelle 3/3 Down Town, Near
preme, 26hp, 54" cut, 10cu. Courthouse. Lg. rooms, Top
ft. trailer, 94 hrs on motor. Area $212K or Annual Lease
$2000 neg. (863)634-1055 $1800 mo. 561-441-2800
MTD MOWER- 12HP 38" cut, Point Lot with home
runs good, $150 over 300'waterfront,
(863)634-8596 200' deepwater dockage,
workshop with bath.
MURRAY RIDING MOWER 2 lots, may divide.
42" cut, 15hp Kohler com- $650,000. (239)823-2587
mand eng. Turn key ready.
$450. 863-697-9884 Joe PORT LaBelle: 4/2 Upgrades
galore! Lg. Rooms, Lg. Yard.
PUSH MOWER, 6 hp, 22" cut, Near School. Pdceto sell.
self propelled. $60 $179,500.orAnnualLease
(863)467-6475 $1900, Owner 863-673-5071
QUEEN PALM 30' healthy, cshdz_04@earthllnk.net
partially promoted by Wllma.
You dig & haul, $60 or best of- La d -i S 1 iJ1
far. 239-728-6273 ALVA
RIDING MOWER- Snae 'r CLEWISTON: 1.93 Acres on
RIDING MoldermodeR- Snaer Fla Hole Rd. 250 Taft Blvd.w/
(863,697-6565 All Improvements. 509 Front-
age. $149,500. 561-993-5886
ROTO TILLER Huskee 6 1/2 FELDA, 5 Acres w/ 2 BR, 2
HP rear times. $400. Ba.M/H, 2 Barns, Chicken
(863)763-6888. Coop, Greenhouse, etc.
SELF PROP MOWER- 6.5HR $150,000. (863)673-1057
lyr old, $100 or best offer LAND -5 TO 145 ACRES
(863)763-6591 www.tommycland.com
WEED EATER, Wheeled, 18", MONTURA RANCH ESTATE
$150 (863)467-1224 1.25 ac. on paved main road.
-412 Bald Cypress Ave.
$55,000 neg. (561)993-5886
PIONEER
Okeechobee Livestock 4055 Pioneer 15 Street
Market Sales every Mobile home on 3.33 acres of
Mon. 12pm & every clean land. Asking $140k neg.
Tues. 11am. 763-3127 For info and showings call
Luca (305)975-0897 or e-mail
Idottone(5kbrealty2050.com
Luca D'Ottone KB Realty
OLD TIMER ROPING SADDLE- I7
(863)234-1700 P* I
n ASHEVILLE, NC AREA Breath-
laking mountain view & riv-
er parcels. 1 to 8 acres
from the $80's Nature trails.
TnENiE custom lodge, river walk &
much more. 5 min. from
town. (866)292-5762.
Apartments 905 BEAUTIFUL N. CAROLINA.
Business Places 910 ESCAPE THE HEAT IN THE
Commercial BEALITIFUL PEACEFUL
Property 915 MOUNTAIIJS OF WESTERN
Condos/' lJC Homes Cadins Acrpiin
Townhouses Rent920 IIvESTMEIJTS CHEF O.
Farm Property KEE MOUNTAIN GMAC
Rent 925 REAL ESTATE. cherokee-
House Rent 930 niounainireally .oinm Call or
Land Rent 935 Iree brochure
Resort Property I8001)Oi8-86:3
Rent 945
Roommate 950 Coastal Georgia- New, Pre-
Rooms to Rent 955 Construction Golf Commu-
Storage Space nity. Large lots & condos w/
Rent 960 deepwater, marsh, goll, na-
ture views. Galed, Golf, Fit-
Sness Center, tennis, Trails,
Aaftments 09fl05 Docks. $70k's- $300k.
(877)266-7376 www.coop-
BELLE GLADES- Efficinc. erspoint.com.
00 rr mo + $300 spi: dep East Tennessee- Norris Lake
Please call561)248-37'4 5.6 acre wooded LAKE-
FRONT lot- $66,500 5.1
Clewiston,2BR ACRE WOODED view lot-
Upstairs apartment. No pets. $28,900 Call Lakeside Re-
Call 50 m~'IT' alty @ (423)626-5820Q Or
Call 677-0977 or visit www.lakesidereally-
(863)983-4436 tn.com.
GREENTREE EAST GEORGIA/ NORTH CAROLINA
APARTMENTS Captivating mountain
Newly Rehabbed Apart- views, lakes, rivers, water-
ments. A Farm Labor Ren- falls, Homeslies starting @
tal Community. Available $39,900. Log home kits @
for Immediate Occupancy. $39,900. Limited
2 BR Apartments. availability. Call'
*Rental Assistance (888)389.3504 X 700.
Available to qualified GRAND OPENING PHASE III
households. October 28- One Day Onlyl
*Must earnaminimum of NC Coast 5 miles. Lots start-
$3998 from agricultural or ing $119,999.00. Qualified
farm labor actives. Prospects 0-Down, No Pay
Spacious Apartment in 6 M o, i n s Call
quiet country setting. (866)212-5653, x104.
*Full time bilingual Site
Manager. Gulf front lots $595k. Homes
*Rental rates starting at starting mid $300k. New
$429 plus Utilities, master planned ocean front
Call 902-1577 community on beautiful
Mustang Island, near Corpus
Your new home could be Christi, TX. www.cinnamon-
In today's paper. Have shore.com, (866)891-5163.
you looked for It? KY LAKE CUMBERLAND
LIMITED LAND SALE Up to
HlI[uses-RentJ0J 9 $10,000 OFF all waterfront
parcels! Parcels with gener-
LAKE Okee 3BR/2BA, All apple. ous 120' frontage are being
incl. W/D & D/W. 30' deep discounted for a limited time.
1 car gar. $1400/mo. 2) Avail. Pool, tennis, walking trails.
approx. 9/1. 863-946-3333 (866)462-8198.
LAKE ESCAPE at The Ridges
;Of iceResort & Club. Bed & Break-
I0 fast at Our Beautiful Lakeside
Mountain Resort in Hiawas-
see GA. $99-weekday to
$139. TheRidgesResort.com
(888)834-4409.
LAKEFRONT PREDEVELOP-
www.grandeharbor.info. All
~Build To Suit~ water- access homesites
direct from the developer.
Up To 10,000 SQ.FT. Most amenities already in.t
Belle Glade Area from $79,900. Possible 18
ele laderea mo NO PAYMENTS! Call
Now! (888)BY-LAKES.
*MURPHY, NORTH CAROLINA
AAH COOL SUMMERS MILD
WINTERS Affordable Homes
CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE
Rea| state (877>837-2288 EXIT REAL-
U NTAIN VIEW PROP-
Real Estate R T E S
www.exitmurphy.com.
i i I NATIONAL BUILDER 0%
S DOWN when you own land!
HOME BUILT ON YOUR LOT
Business Places starting at $58 per square
Sale 1005 foot. Call for FREE color bro-
Commercial chures. (800)622-2832.
Condos/ NC: Best buy in mountains
Townhouses Sale 1015 Owner financing, three acres


Western New Mexico Private
62 Acre Ranch $129,990
Mt. views, trees, rolling
hills, pastureland, borders
BLM. 1930's stone home-
stead and barn ruins.
Horseback riding, hiking.
hunting. Perfect family
ranch, electricity. 100"o fi-
nancing. NALC
(866)365-2825.
With Tennessee's Beautiful
Lakes & Mountains, you are
sure to find the perfect spot
to call home. Call Nancy
Gaines, Gables & Gates
(865) 388-7703,
1865)777-9191 www.nan-
cygaines.com


Mobile Homes



Mobile Home Lots 2005
Mobile Home Parts 2010
Mobile Homes Rent 2015
Mobile Homes Sale 2020



MOBILE HOME DOORS- Interi-
or, Exterior & Cupboard
doors. $175. Will separate.
(863)675-8141



Double Wide 1994, 3 Bdrm.,
2 Full Bath's. Good.condition.
$80,000. or best offer.
863-902-2299/561-261-2171
MONTURA, 4br, 2ba, on 1.25
acres, completely fenced.
Price REDUCED to $129,900
(561)793-6923
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
1996 Fleetwood, 2br/1ba, In
M/H Pk. In Okee, Turn Key,
$24K Negot. (305)345-2472


Recreation



Boats 3005
Campers/RFIVs 3010
Jet Skiis 3015
Marine Accessories 3020
Marine Miscellaneous 3025
Motorcycles 3030
Sport Vehlcles'ATVs 3035



ALUMACRAFT V14, seats, an-
chors, lights, $1250/best of-
fer. Includes tackle. Call
863-677-2002.
BASS TRACKER, '88, 40hp
Johnson, new trolling motor,
tandem trailer, $1500 or best
offer. (863)673-5058
BOAT- 17.6 ft, center console,
115 Mariner, T-top, Trailer,
$2500 (863)902-0477
Irwin 52' Ketch,
$126,500
Irwin 37' Ketch,
Call to Discuss.
(239)823-2587
MARATHON 1985, Cabin
Cruiser, 21 Ft., 190 hp. Merc.
$3500 neg. MooreHaven
863-946-1856/248-935-3837
PONTOON 20'- Brand New,
60hp E-tech, inclds new
trailer, $13,500
(863)675-4090
PONTOON BOAT 25'1996
completely redone w/Evin.
112hp, '04 dual axle trlr., $10K
or best offer. 863-634-7163
QUACHITA- 14FT, center con-
sole, fiberglass, 25HP Evin-
rude, Continental trailer
$1500 (863)467-7866
STARCRAFT 16' needs bat-
tery. 50hp Johnson, w/trir.
$500. 863-634-9153
Grab a bargain from your
neighbor's garage,
attic, basement or clos-
et In today's classifleds.


CROSS COUNTRY- 3Oft, new
tires, $2500 or best of-
fer(863)675-2844
DUTCHMAN 1994, 27 Ft. w/
Florida Room. Whisper Creek
Lot 153. Must be moved.
$2500.neg. (989)656-9933



BOAT MOTOR- Mere 15hp,
2005, low hours, $1200
(239)225-3282
YAMAHA '04, 4hp cycle mo-
tor, like new, less than 100
hrs., 10ft. Tracker boat, tank,
oar. $1100 (863)675-0162


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COUNTY Modular/Floor Plans. From $79,900 & up,
tate (homesites) 3/4/5BR, 2/3BA, acre & 1/4 available or use
ates (home)
fvision(homesite) your land as down payment. Financing
tes (homesites) available. 863-673-6417 or 561-721-5299
rates of Sebring
golf course)
om Estates ||A tilmobil
ront homesite.)
s(homesite) MERCEDES '1981-240 diesel,
(homesite) very clean asking $1000
te (homesites) (863)801-1666
(homesites)
PONTIAC LE '88 4 dr, 77k
COUNTY Automobaes- 4005 mis., new a/c compressor,
ed as a whole Autoe Wanted 4010 battery, brakes & tires. $1200
ed in two parcels Classic Car 4015 Neg. 239-728-6273 ALVA
tales 11AM-2PM, Sat, Sept 2 Commercial Trueks 4020
ostl 25,1490 Hwy 27N, Lake Placid Construction Comr i
10 -5 4 Equipment 4025 TrMucs42
Foreign Cars 4030
Four Wheel Drive 4035 FORD L9000 DUMP TRUCK
Heavy Duty Trucks 4040 1991, tri-axle, alum. bed, low
Parts- Repairs 4045 miles. $29K or best offer.
Pickup lucks 4050 863-517-1780
MIis lneous 302 Sport Utility 4055
Tractor Trailers 4060 1. "-.0,I,
EVINRUDE '89, 70hp Out- tVa" 4065
board, runs excellent, can CHEVY COLORADO BEDLIN-
demonstrate. $700 ER, like new, $125.
(863)634-2998 I (863)763-8969
rIr l CHEVY S-10 ENGINE &
BMW rare 535i 1990 Great for TRANS- 89-90, 4cyl, 2 fen-
the $. White w/tan leather, new ders, hood, all for $350 or
Classic 1967 Triumph Chop- motor, trans, AC & more. Only best offer (863)467-5680
per Project 6, good title, $2500. (772)475-6194 ELEC FUEL PUMP- Brand
complete bike, needs ring job.
$2000 (863)674-0898 BUICK CENTURY WAGON '96, new, never used, diesel or
6 cyl. Auto, Trailer hitch, A/C gas, 15 gal per minute, $300
HONDA GOLDWING '77, $2400. Or best offer. or bestoffer (863)467-5680
$1400 or besi oliri (863)357-7406 FORD F150 '90-
i..1i-31-5251 BUICK SKYHAWK '87 Runs No motor, parts only. $400
MOTOR CYCLE TRAILER, great. Asking $700. 863-634-9153
Cuslom bull new iire fen- 863-675-1113 Muse area FORD TRITON '98- good run-
iterc, liIo.di igrils,.31uniinur ning condo. $900 or best offer
irap $12751 863)674-0898 CADILLAC EL DORADO '94, ning cond. $900 or best offer
$2500 (863)673-4100 (863)634-5829
SUZUKI- '06, v650, 1800 mi. CHEVY MONTE CARLO '98 2 GENERAL P255/70R17 TIRES,
$30U access included. Mint door LS coupe, 88k, good (3), $90. (863)763-8969
Conailon $4600. condition, lire red $5000 or RIMS (4), Low profile, 4 lug,
i63.137-7406 best offer. (863)763-8504 off a '97 Honda Civic. $250
YAMAHA VIRAGO 1998, 1100 FORD MUSTANG 1995, V6, (863)447-5374
CC 12 400 mis., Garage Auto., A/C, 70,800 miles. TONNEAU COVER, A.R.E. Fl-
i.epi E.cellniit condition. Very good condition. $3500 berglass, Fits '01-'03 Dodge
T.3800 1863)163-8437 Firm. (863)634-2475 Dakota Quad Cab, white. $300
Sports FORD TAURUS '91- strong neg. (863)697-0328
motor, good glass & body, TRUCK CAP aluminum, for
needs trans work, $250 neg small truck, teal, $275.
(863)763-8052 (863)763-3361.
seater, new tires, runs great, FORD T-BIRD '94 & Mercury WHEELS, 16" Factory 2006
$850. (863)674-0539. La- Cougar '88, excellent body, Mustang, brand new BF
Belle bad motors, have motors. Goodrich Radial tires, will in-
$600 neg. (561)676-0427 stall. $800 (863)697-0467
sweater, runs great, new rear FORD TEMPO GL '92, 67k, WHEELS, 4 mag, 8.5'x15", 5
tires. $650. (863)674-0539 Clean, runs good, cold a/c. lug, & 2 7"x15", fits Ford pick-
LaBelle. $1500 or best offer, up. $150 for all, will sep.
(863)467-0668 (863)763-5422 or 610-0412
YAMAHA 400 Kodiak, '04- LINCOLN MARK VII '9r 5.0,
4x4, excellent condition, LINCO.N low miles.'$2000
rraiv u- d, $3700 V8, auto., low miles.102000
186316-4'405 (863)675-7105 CHEV DUALLY '77- 1 ton,
LINCOLN TOWN CAR, '96, strong V8, auto, w/ headers,
Tra r ilenice ride, good condition, $1800 neg. (863)763-4149
cold a/c, $2450. or(561)758-4337
TRAVEL TRAILER, 28ft. Needs (772)260-1545 CHEVY SILVERADO '86- 1/2
work, has alot of potential. MAZDA RX7- '88, Needs a lit- ton, '72 rebuilt Chevy 454 &
$700 (863)675-1113 Muse tie TLC. $500. or best offer. 700 R4 trans, recent rebuild,
area. (863)467-1000 $1800 neg (863)467-1958


Serving the communities south of Lake Okeechobee


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RESIDENTIAL
3BR, 1 1/2BA as is
$135,000
3BR, IBA $145,000
3BR, 2BA lacre
$320,000
4BR, 2BA New Home
$329,000


2BR, 1BA Duplex $189K VACANT LAND
Condo Bass Capital Montia 1.25 acre lot wisl-
$169,000 abM Call for Lti
Flate2.41 acres $135,000


MH Lot oan Commercido $20K
Davidson Rd 2 ac Residential
$209,900
Watercress Farm 15 acres
PiMneerPlantation


4BR, 2 1/2 BA with pool 3BR, 2BA DWMH$99,900 10 acres LaDeca cleared
Reducuedsteo 13a9e0uu


3BR. 2BA Rido i S/D
3BR, 2BA den & pool $120,000
$339,900 2BR, 2BA, SWMH Easy
3BR, 2BA Home with effi Life $62,500
cienc. Gnoid rcmditinn Mobile Home on 5. 32? acres
i17.00 Recduc.ed t i $285 000
2BR, 2BA. 2 stary $140.(X)
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Reducedtiaw5,000W
22.23 crews Pineer 1'r9,900

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NEW LISTING

4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 2133 sq. ft.

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417 W. Sugarland Hwy. 3- U.63.," a.. -S3.Si3-.4464
BokerLilia 305-4954739 As .ues. brid Rs i.13 3 365
ALL PRICES REDUCED
CALL FOR BARGAINS NOW
*2 story house on 5 beautiful acres
$ 190,0001! SALE PENDING,
*10 Acres, paislhire, fenced Redi ced
$190,000!!
*INVESTORS 2 DLIi.k-'Cs 4 apart.
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*5-10 acres AG/He'skiiLciiiil. Choose
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CLEWISTON
*Executive Home on Del Monte Ave., 3
or 4 bedron/3 baths, 1+ acre, custom
tile and upgraded kitchen. $525,000
*3 BP/ 2 BA MH v LTg S.:r.'n..d
Porch. Seminoe Manor, Ma lke an Offol
*2 BRI I BA Home on corner lot
Sagamore Ave. SReduced to $130,000.
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*3 BR/2 BA MH .nr'i,'.' emll & .pph,
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*3 BR/2 BA Brick Home, cerammic tile.
Just outside of town $139,900
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* 3 BD/2 BA MH, beautiful 2.5 ac lot,
r,' .u] .it.tJpJti $189,900
3* BDO' BA MH 5 acres wilrgoaks,
polebarn & more. $289,000
*A rare find. TaftBlvd. 1 ac with 3
BD, 2 BA MIr $1.59,900
* r.- a,.,\V..d,:-!; +/- 4ac with 3 BD/2
BA MR Lr:. rro,..r.I.ed $329,000
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Luan B.
Walker
Lic. Real Estate
Broker

863-677-1010
A little bird told me you should
come check out this beautifully
maintained home. Perfect for your
family! 3bd/2ba All bd are large w/
walk-in closets, home is nicely land-
scaped and comes w/ hurricane
shutters, and has a lana in back that
you are sure to enjoy. $284,900.00
Get Preconstruction Price 4 avail-
able 38R/2BA, 1 car garage located
on Texas Ave., Harlem Subdivision
1673 sq. ft; Special Loan package.
Lutz Builders 5160K
New L 3 l o u s e,
tile th rt, .or lot.

20 Acres on Hwy 27
SZoned Commercial
S825 ft. on US Hwy 27
Steel Buildings 50x1I00 with
6 4x14 Bay doors
The Oaks at Clewiston
IT. 9 2bd/1.5 bath condominiums
located on Aztec Ave. FREE washer &
dryer 5139,900.00 each
New Home Affordable Price CBS
Home located on Texas Ave.
1,670sq.ft.' 3bd/2ba/ car garage.
City water & sewer. Appliance pack-
age included. Reduced to $159.9K
Sky Valley Lake Front Lot #9 Only
$64,900
For Rent! Need Space? 4bd,"2ba
home located at 901 Caribbean Ave.
$1,800.00 A Month


Smith/Williams Team
A Glenn A. Sarah A.
Smith Williams 7
863-983-3508 863-228-6867
1) Hooker's Point 3 br/2 ba home on I,'3 acre. Home ii turnkey with new roof and
new paint CBS Construction" Fenced, must see $207,000 ML S 200650646
2) Operating Fish Farm 10 acres zoned ag-2. 2 phases of a 4 phase operation is
completed. All production is sold out through the end of the year. This is an exciting
property that you must see to believe. MLS# 200645189
3) Ready to Move 3br/2 ba aifffe] n .Ufiilnor Walking d6rance from
Clewistonr Elementary and Hir ,,IM.PI, S. .i'89,901i0 M 2LS# 20i0636722
4)Residential lncome3br/1 ba& 2 br/1 ba. This duplex is a must see & a money maker.
$164,900
5) Montura Ranch Estates Established Animal Rescue Center on 3 75 acres of Land
4br/2ba mobile home, fenced and cros.fenced. ULised at 5274,900 MLS# 2006446161
6) Easy Life Subdivision Spacious 1984 3br/2ba doublewide. Must See!! 200661385
$85,0
7) Ladeca 5 acre fish farm. Currenli not in production, but could be brought back
online with a minimum at effort. MLS 200Jb5441 .6


8) labor Camp" 7 Miles South of Clewiston.
Permitted for 50 guests.
9)Hooke t on 1.03
acres" I A0aliJJired at
$89,900 MLS# 200642005
10) Montura Ranch" 4 Br/2 Ba M/H
I 98 Homes of Mention 1.25 Acres. Newly
rernodeled Master bath. $129,900
MLS# 200644944
II) Reduced A 2005 3bd '2 ba with large
closers. Also a porch viewing a beautiful
landscaped yard. Only 129,900.00


Vacant Lots
950 Ridgdill Rd $55K
370 N. OlIvo W42K
685 Tammny Rd $55K
1029 Harlem Academy $,30K
Moore Haven River Gardens-Sl1OK
41.7 Redish Cir $60K
529 Redish Cir $35K
575 S toni. $35K
365 N. Lindero $42K


12) Free Mobile Home" When you buy this 15 acres of land on Al Don
Farmina Rd Propeir, is fenced/cross fenced. Convenient access to
Otewitdn and Labelle MKLI 200652207 Reduced for Quick Sale!! Call For Details.
13) Lopez St. 3 br / I ba home only 124,900.00
www.clewistonflhomes.com


Walker/Wood Team wo
SSam J. Ashley
Walker P. Wood
S863-677-1013 863-228-1132
CLEWISTON
Located in Central Clewiston This well maintained 2bd/2ba home is per-
fect for the 1st home buy -y. Priced at $139,900.00
this new listing will not last oki"g.
CR 835 11.77 acre labor camp $499,900.00
You won'twant to miss 03 4bd/2badoublewide on 2.16
acres. Property features = 0l M,. steel building. $225,000
New Listing! 3/2 DWMH, 611 Orange Rd, offered @ $89,900
FLAGHOLE
.2.5 ac, pond, 1984 3/2 DWMH, new a/c, metal roof, completely remod
eied in 2005 for $130??? You got it!!! MLS #200640508
.2.5 acres on Flaghole Rd. $84,900.00
LAKEP-ORT
A little piece of Heaven! 775 County Rd.721 Loop NE Beautiful 2 story
home /w spiral staircase & wood floors. Big backyard w/ boat access to
the Gulf & direct access to Lake "O". Home on one acre among oak
Hammocks. $575K
MONTURA
- 105 Pinelake Ave the best 1.41 ac lake front lot in Montura @ $77,900
*740 S. Hacienda; 1997 4bd/2ba Palm Harbor MH, 6' fence, beautiful
lot and trees, detached carport and shed, immaculate!!! Offered @
$144,900.00 priced to sell. MLS# 200650349
Vacant land in Harlem! .19 acre lots
Vacant land in Port LaBelle! $39,500
PIONEER PLANTATION
420 Union Ave. 2.5 Acres $72.9K,
4150 Pioneer 17th St. 2.5 Ac $65K,
5205 Pioneer 22nd St. 5 Ac $130K


Jerry W.
Smith

561-261-3444

New Listingl 1995 Homes of Merit
MH, fenced, above ground pool, lots
of storage, and metal roof. Neat &
clean. 5135,900.00
Just Reducedl 2.5 Acres, 3bd/2ba
MH, fenced, located In Montura
Ranch Estates. $155,000.00
Ready To Move In! 3bd/2ba MH
located In Moore Haven $79.9K
MH on 1.25 acres in Montura Ranch
Estates $118,900.00
5 Acres In Pioneer potential for great
home site $165K
Reduced! Moore Have 3bd/2ba CBS
house $200,000.00
5 acres in LaDeca $125K
Lehigh Acres Lot $65K
MonturaBRanch Estates
363 Appaloosa Ave. (Paved road) 538K1
345 S. Zambra $39.9K
830 S. Orange St. $39.9K
735 N. Fronda $42.5K
770 S. Isora $45K
780 S. Isora $45K .
620 N. Fronda $45K
615 S. Riverside $45K
120-130 S. Coral (2.5 Acres) $90K
2.5 acres Perimeter Rd. $99K


'^ A Charmaine A.
T Montgomery
863-697-0189
st abiPa Espnl
1. What Are You Wailing For"?
Ar. tct:puonal 20 Acre: Just
Waiting for the home of your
dreams. Grow some Kids &
Horses. All For Only $550,000
2. What A Steal!!!! 3bd/1 ba home in
Harlemn. Newly Painted Only
$74,900.00
3. A Windint Creek & 2 Ponds
4're only, part of the b-auiy of
thi; 3bd,2ba irl l ie r,
i0 acres. 01 ccDIlD-l s a
one car ,aragelll l car
p.o.,i. a t12. 2 l .,re [han
n. n, h:.rmt for you .' 12-19.90
This is a whole new look on life.
4. Montu.a Ranch Estates
6, 5 t 0 i.ennr'el 4.39 001)
633 Muriting. Club i42 ij00
735 S. Palm $49,000
325 1j lnr,.l I .5 .:c $39,900
1SALEPENDIN1B99i
BUY OR LIST YOUR
HOME WITH ME
AND RECEIVE $250
TOWARDS YOUR
CLOSING COSTS. *
*RESTRICTION MAY APPLY


*H charles
H. Kehm


305-968-2242
1.New Commercial Listing
Successful Business & Property
with over 10,000 sq.ft. of
Buildings on acres w/ 175'
directly on Sugarland Hwy. Serious
Inquires Only
2. Successful Commercial Business.
with Fenced Property Hurricane
Proof Concrete Building/Well
Landscaped/ Parking. Live and
work on site $250K
3. New Listing! Commercial Lot w/
industrial zoning $99,900.00
4. Commercial Lot Need a com-
mercially zoned lot for your busi-
ness Great Buy at $89.9K
5. New Residential Listingi 3bd/
1 ba with a 1 bd/1 ba Mother in Law
Detached Room $165K
Exceptional Value
6. Over 55? Own you own home
for less than $50K Sportsman's
Village
7. Beautiful 2.5 acre wooded home
site in Pioneer Plantation. Priced to
Sell $78K w/ possible owner
financing
8. New Listingl Handy Man's Special -
Lake front/ Large lot/ Singlewide MH/
Some building materials included
$84,900.00


Maribel
Gonzalez

561-722.7347
I Be Hb Equ l
Definitely Not Nice, In fact
it's a 2 Bd disaster! Fix It Up
and it may just be livable.
Anyway. yi, i buy this
doublewidljoj e home in
Seminole OMJIMir not much
more than the lot value at
$39.9K
Why Pay high space rents
when you can own the land
with a 3Bl : f ii h double-
wide with 'J0Ljr a double
carport, patio, and shed in
Easy Life subdivision It's
going to sell fast at $79,900.
Looking for vacant land?
Well bring your horses
because I've got 1.25 acres
tracts available now in
Montura Ranch Estates. Give
me a call today!
Are you looking for peace
and quiet? Well I've got a
bedroom 2bath doublewide
that sits on 1.25 acres in
Montura Ranch Estates and is
very secluded. Only
$140,000.00


New ListingI In Flaghole, 3bd/2ba
doublewide on 2.5 acres, city water.
Only $1 59,900,00 Bring Offers.


Cathy S.
Garcia

U 863-228-4798
SeHabla Eh pol
Back On The Market, Make
Time To Come and See This!
Very spacious 2001 manufac-
tured home on the lake, has all
the room you are looking for.
This 3bd 2ba home has several
walk-in closets and a very large
living/dining area. This home is
being offered at $124,900.
Oak Trees Line The Driveway!
3bd,2ba MH w/ full open deck
on front to sit in you rocker.
Home sits on 1 acre of land in
Flaghole. Home has tile & hard-
wood floors throughout.
Recently remodeled, 5ft fence
around property, and pole barn
in back yard. Get ,your hands on
this beauty for S 150,000
Come See This Little Piece Of
Heaven In The Country! CBS
House on 5 acres in Flaghole 3
bedrooms and 2 baths, screened
Lanai, 960 sq. ft. garage, loaded
with Oak trees Reduced to
$399,000
Gone Country! 2bd/lba CBS
home with a.I r rentamily room
on a very nr _lir lot avail-
able oin W. 'Y,0'The roof is
brand new! Home is being
offered at $165K


Secluded well maintain 1995 dou-
blewide 3bd 2ba, split floor plan,
master bathroom includes garden
tub w/ separate shower, property
fenced and has horse fenced area,
also next to a canal. $124,900.00
New Listing! 3bd/2ba 2005 CBS
Home, stainless steel appliances
included, Storage shed, and
screened patio $239,900.00

yACA.NT.LAND
260 NW 2 Ave. located in South Bay
.17 acre lot $30,000.00


New Listing! Located on the North side of 2650 2655 Pioneer 11th St 5
Clewiston 4bd/2ba CBS home on .35 acres 5 70,0th St 500
$324,900.00.


Free Home in Flaghole Take this
opportunity in owning a nursery.
This 5.5 acre land is the perfect
place to Jump start a new business
or to use as an investment proper-
ty. For only $319,900.00 you'll get
5.5 acres that have 118 citrus
plants and a 4bd/2ba mobile home
that has 2 screened patios on either
side. DON'T LET THIS OPPORTUNI-
TY PASS YOU BYI
New Listingl 5bd/3ba, 2 AC units,
2 water heaters, split floor plan,
new tile throughout, freshly paint-
ed, working chimney, great screen
patio, new roof, too many extras to
name! A must see! $549,900
Need Some Space? Spacious
4bd/2ba doublewide MH in
Montura. Split floor plan, living
room, family room, too many
extras' Hurry, won't last Motivated
Seller! Only $159K


Montura Ranch Estates
130 N. Arboleda 1.09 acres
$39,900.00
136 Montura Ave. 1.25 acres
$39,900.00
569 Hunting Club Ave. 1.25 acres
$55,000.00
566 H$tuaac/IhaPMTZJW,00.00
740-750 S. Palm St. 2.5 acres
$80,000.00


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DIESEL 3/4 TON, 1986, 6.9, 4
Wheel drive, runs good,
$120018631801-1666
- DODGE MINIVAN BENCH
ray, $40 1863)635-3390
DODGE RAM 50 P/U 1985. 4
spa., 4 cyl, 57k org. mis
Good tires. Needs a Jittle TLC.
$1400 neg. (561)758-3781
FORD '77, many new parts in-
cluding motor. $900
(863)697-8575
FORD F100, '83 au1O air. 300
6 1:yl., 2 lone Dlue, J1000 or
DesI offer 18631467-8464
FORD F150 1994, E<1 Cab,
Keyless entry, all eleCinCr E.c.
cond Lie new Ires. $3000 or
Des10 oer (863)634-2280
FORD F150 '89, 300, 6 cyl., 5
spd., has electrical prob-
lems. $1200 or best offer.
(863)467-4440
FORD F150 '94, a/c, new tires,
lift package, tool box. $2500
or best offer. (863)517-1780
FORD F150 '94- Gray, 4wd,
cold AC, rebuilt trans, new
radiator, oversize new tires,
$2500 (863)697-2519
FORD F250 XLT LARIAT, '90,
cold a/c, runs excellent,
standard, $2,500.
(863)697-2434
FORD RANGER'92, Mud truck
with 33-12-15 Super Swam-
pers Ready lu0 play $600
neg 18631763-2476
GMC P/U 1983: Great Trucvk
2rnd owner Newer engine
trans. Only $2,500
7,2-475-6194
REAR END SPRINGS- FIts
'2000 I0 2004 Crevy pitK
up, Heavv duly. $100
18631467-8942



FORD EXPLORER 91 ,rnme
new pairi needs irani $300
or besI oier 863i6.-l4-867
GMC JIMMY 4X4 '94 col.l
,iT aul) pw p'I, runi ]000
$1800 (863)467.5052
PLYMOUTH SUV- 92 Milsu-
Dishni MulOl Standard '5 spd
new lireS, 4 (yl Cuold a;:
$1500 1.63|763-c451



CAR HAULER, Sleel Diamond
plale bed, new tIreS, springs.
I1,nSi. wiring $1 300
(8b3)946.-3857
ENCLOSED TRAILER-Horlon
Hauler 2003 6 12. iIe rnew.
3800) miles otn tires, 1.500
86 3)634-43106
FLAT BED TRAILER 8'x14'
2 a.le, metal l oor new lires,
5th wheel w 51r, wneel nilcri
$975 Will ep. 863-69-9704


HAULMARK CARGO TRAILER
2007, Enclosed, 6'x14', Never
been used. Brand new. Sac.
@ $2500.863-634-1018
LAWN TRAILER- 12'x7', Low
ilt bed. Lock box. Like new
$1000. (863)634-5820
OPEN TANDEM AXLE TRLR.
6x12, Drive on ramps. $850.
863-675-7391 after 6pm
UTILITY TRAILER- 16 x 7, sin-
gle axle car trailer, $450 or
best offer (863)632-9166
UTILITY TRAILER- 5'x8', Tilt,
Angle iron sides. Located in
Ft Drum area. $475. or best
offer. (863)763-1622



CHRYSLER TOWN & COUN-
TRY, '94, runs, needs work;
$500. (863)234-9642
DODGE CONV VAN '89- Ram
2500, 99K miles cold AC,
$200,0 or best offer
(785)229-2241
DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE,
97. Dower everything, cold'
jac $1800 Of oDet offer.
(863)201-3492
Ford Hightop Van '89. VS. lull
power, sola bed. TV. CB ra.
dio $2000 LaBelle Area
18631675-4970 Leave msg
PLYM. GRAND VOYAGER 96
auto, a/(, 4 cyl.eng 27mpg
L0o:ks/Runs greal JNo rusI!
$2500 iirTI 863-7'3-3190


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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
HENDRY COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No. 06-
IN RE: ESTATE OF
Gladys Narvacz
Wa/ka Gladys Esther Narvaez
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of Gla-
dys Narvaez /aWa Glaodys Esther Nar-
vaez, deceased, show date of death
was February 11, 2005, and whose
Social Security Number is
066-26-7298, is pending in the Circuit
Court for Hendry County, Florida, Pro-
bate Division, the address of which is
RO. Box 1760, LaBeile, FL 33975. The
names and addresses of the personal
representative and the personal repre-
sentative's attorney are set forth be-
low.
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Curl WiTHItN THE LATER OF 3
MONrIHe AITERF THE TIME OF IHE
FiAi PUBLfCATION OF THIS NOTICE
OR 30 (O S AFTER THE DATE OF
IERviCE OF A COPf OF THIS NOTICE
Oil IHEM
All oCrintrl iorei oft mide daceirn and
1lirnr p i',rs having claims ora de-
aniTi 1rsi .ins .:i :deadnrTs Peiae mus
rlle ineor IaiITs Ain this' court WITHIN
I MuiliH' AFTER THE DATE Of THE
FIRST PutLICATIli OF rTHI slOTiCE
ALL (AilMS 110T i ': FILED WILL BE
i(kRVEokrBARRED
N'il'WITrHSTiArnOi THlE IME PERIOD
** FORTH ABOVE AfY (CLAIM FILED
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THE DE. EUENrI. DAiE OF DEAi IS
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cil FERNANDO E ZAMORANO.

NOTICE OF ACTION
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR HENDRY COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO.: 05-890-CA
DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST
COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE OF AMERI-
QUEST MORTGAGE SECURITIES, INC.
ASSET-BACKED PASS THROUGH
CERTIFICATES SERIES 2004-R10,
UNDER THE POOUNG AND SERVIC-
ING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF OC-
TOBER 1, 2004, WITHOUT
RECOURSE
Plaintiff
VS.
MARIANA SOTO, el aL
Defendants
N011CE OF SALE
nOtCE. h nr[,f ygil1 1.l pruuau il I d a
Fin.e JudyTTl dail Corec losure or Order
.1 id AuguaSa 0s06 ernerea r. Civl
CaEe Number 015-90 CA. ir me Car-
(ui Court for HENDR' Couil FlorAa
oneein OEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL
TRUST COMPANt AS TRUSTEE OF
AMERIOUEST MORTGAGE SE-
CURITIES INC ASSET-BACEED PASS
THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES
2004-R10. UNDER THE POOLING AND
SERVICING AGREEMENT DAIED AS
OF OCTOBER 1 2004 WITHOUT RE-
COURSE i the Piainuit arna MARIANA
SOTO. el al. are me Oenendam; r i mi
.eouie property sIu31red in HENORY
Couamy onda descnoed as
The lend relerrea I ,I reis. evlen is 10
ciled in the County Or Henoav na iame
Slice of Florida in Deed Book 613 al
Pile 128 anl n aticIied as follow
CoTininen:In i ra Soutireail c(rier or
solo Secaion 30 rOe.'re Sauor 69 ae-
gree. 4 minurce 59 re.'orcdr Wri
caonk me Soulr. line oi :a. Seclon
30 a distance I 197354 l Si41' riioCe
NO,'ri 01 degrees 17 ITraules 0U seci
S, as Wecl S diSrr.aeo l12 1.65 laic
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orie sale
Oaleo AuQusul9 2006
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 20TH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
GLADES COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO.: 03-CA-224
FAIRBANKS CAPITAL CORP, AS SER-
VICING AGENT FOR DLJ MORTGAGE
CAPITAL, INC.
Plaintiff
vs.
SANDRA OSCEOLA; MIKE OSCEOLA;
SECURITY PACIFIC HOUSING SER-
VICES, INC.; JOHN DOE; JANE DOE
AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POS-
SESSION OFTHE SUBJECT
PROPERTY
Deftrdants
RE-NOTICEOF FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puisuca 1i a
Motora ar Order lResettir Fai'etiu-
rure Siae arle dear in 16 day oi
Aug 2006 1ano ,erea in C3ase No
j-CA 224. O l Ie Circur Coun or mee
20tr jurlcial Circur ih a oIoI Gas 13
Cumiy. Florida wherein FAIRBANKS
CAPITAL CORP AS SERVICING
AGENT FOR DU MORTGAGE CAPI-
TAL INC is miePlainmanand SANDORA
OSCEOLA MIKE OSCEOLA SECURITY
PACIFIC HOUSING SERVICES INC
JOHN DOE JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN
TENANTS) ill POSSESSION Of IHE
SUBJECT PROPERFTr are ialenldajn
I w e ill el io righes nti a e. Uddier
or casrn 31 ih. AT FRONII STEPS
SOUTH DOOR OF COuRThOu'E ai ir.
Gljdss Counti Courtlouse. in MOORE
HAVEN flanda all 11I a 3T oi tre 21
any or SEPi. 2006 Ihe loielming ue-
sCnti n pl ,party .is See l)' ir In i:.a
f.hljuildgimenti lIiAwn
EXHIBIT B-
LOei 18 20 ain 22 1..1 71 Paimdale
Subalvrii3rn accuraMid lI r1e pial
metr.a. rerOlded in lF'al Book 1 Pige
101 puilUllC or saril De1ou Clouly
ling ar.o a,,ml in r rov. C unTry
wiarida as sruma i r irrentere 'ci
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ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST
IN THE SURPLUS FROM THE SALE
IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE PROPER
TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE
LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM
WITHIN S0 DAYS AFTERTHE SALE
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STATE OF WISCONSIN: CIRCUIT COURT: OZAUKEE COUNTY
FAMILY DIVISION
In re the (dissolved) Marriage of:
Sarah V.Bink,
Joint-Petitioner-Wife,
and,
Timothy R. Bink.
Joint-Petfioner-Husband
Case No. 05-FA-0201
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CONTEMPT
Upon the attached affidavit and upon Motion of Kaplan Law Firm, S.C., attorneys for
the Johit-Peattioner-Husband and upon the papers and heretofore filed in this ac-
tion:
IT IS HEREBY ORDERlthatthe above-named Petitioner appear in person as follows:
BEFORE: u',areti l ircyE f :M.a.ur;
P'LACE r.cau heC,,ylnIte I(Llin'-,r
120 S pin'g Sreat
Pan Wa r.r.ji. n Wi 53074
[ArE yi,reTier 12 20u6
TiME j U0o D.
iu inow, cauie r.y .ora'ed nould not be entered pending this action:
1. For cormpti h)i, alue IOca l debts in accordance with theparties Marital Sette-
meat agreeman. n
2 Fon irme coas an jno eyra ees incurred by the Respondent In bring this order to
tnowcau:e aa-10
3 For otnei a himjnr rellil c3 may be deemed just and reasonable under circum-
s.ances
tel 3 coOy 6i UiS oriarr i.,:,Qiricr with the supporting papers be served on the Joint-
Penuooier we i.. reiu. a i a n st five days before the time fixed for the hearing.
red ctr.,s bru dJay l Junr'. 111)S6.
S/Darcy E.McManus
Family Court Commissioner
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR DRINKING WATER
South Shore Water Assoaclatlon, Inc
Has Levels of Haloacetic Acids Above Drinking Water Standards
Our water system recently violated a drinking water standard,. Although thisis not
an emergency, as our customers, you have a right to know what happened, what
you should do, and what we are doing to correct this situation.
We routinely monitor for the presence of drinking water contaminants. Testing re-
suts we received for quarterending June 2006 show that our system exceeds the
standard or maximum contaminant level (MCL), for Haloacetc Acids (HAA5s).
The current running annual average HAA5 Concentration is 96.44 micrograms per
liter (ug/L). Rule 62-550, Florida Administrative Code, identifies the MCL for
HAA5s as 60 ug/L The running average of our previous results for HAA5s has
been significantly belowthe MCL at 37.69 ug/L
What should Ido?
You do not need to use an alternative (e.g., bottled) water supply. However, if
you have specific health concerns, consult your doctor.
What doesthisnmean?
This is not an Immediate risk. If it had been, ou would have been notified Immedi-
ately. Some people who drink water containing haloacelic acids HAA5 in excess
o MCL over many years may have an increased risk of cancer. Recent re-
search resus suggest a possible connection between high levels of HAA5s and
pregnancy problem. Thefore, women of childbearing age may wish to seek al-
temaivewater sources.

What happened? What is being done?
We purchase our water from the Clewiston Water Trealmet Plant their results are
in compliance with the rule. Their current annual running average Is 22.10 u
In April 2006 our laboratory analysis measured our AA at 28.90anthe le-
wiston Water Treatment Plant results were 28.6 ug/I sampled ust four days after
South Shore Water Assoclation. Our current result for the third quarter taking Au-
gust 3, 2006 is 23.66 ug/L 8
South Shor Water Association feels that the high results recorded in April 2006 Is
an abnormality and s not founded by our previous results or our current test re-
suts. Due tothe high result recorded in April 2006, South Shore Water Associa-
tion will be out of compliance for the next three quarters the rule requires that
notification is either mailed or delivered by hand upon each occurrence.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT .fit iaU aRIlB6-8232j
OR CONTACT THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POTABLE
WATER COMPLIANCEENFORCEMENT SECTION AT 239-332-5975
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Dear DocaSt ix, .
Question. HI, my name is
Nancy and I have a pet ferret
named Sissy. Sissy is about four
years old and I have been notic-
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She is very sluggish, her appetite
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dark at times. I know I have to
take her to the veterinarian, but I
%was wondering if you had any
insight as to what her problem


mightbe?
Thanks Doc
Answer: Hey Nancy! Yes,
,please make sure that you take,
Sissy to the vet ASAP. Ferrets can
have various problems like


tumors and cancers, bladder
infections, kidney problems, uri-
nar\ bladder stones...And many
other conditions. The mention of
the dark colored urine does
worry me where I am suspicious


of a kidne\ or urinary problem
Sluggish behavior and a poor
appetite are indications that she
feels rather uncomfortable.
Don't wait another minute
Nancy, and get Sissy to her doc-


tor immediately!
Good luck, Doc Savvy.
Be sure to e-mail your pet
questions to DocSawvvyaol.com
and check out your answers
weekly in The Pet Corner.


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