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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: October 26, 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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'| GLADES COUNTY


Moore Haven, Fla. Thursday, (


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, 2006 Volume 80, Number 19


At a Glance

We want your news!
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Your Sernice Box on page 4.
Community Fall
Festival planned
First Baptist Church at
Avenue J and Third Street \\ill
host a Community Fall Festival
on Saturday, Nov'. I1, from 5
until 8 p.m. Food, Fun, Music,
Prizes for all ages!' FREE -
Come Join Us. For more infor-
mation, call (863 9-16084-4.
Kissimmee Outreach
meeting planned
On Saturday, Nov 4, from 10
a.rn. until noon a meeting will
be held at the South Florida
X\aier Management District's
Okeechobee Service Center
located at 205 N. Parrott Ave.,
Suite 201 (Bank of America
building, 2nd floor)'
The meeting \\ill provide an
opportunity for the general
public to meet \with South Flori-
da water r Management District
and Florida Fish & \Vildlife
Conservation Commission offi-
cials. Topics of discussion
include the status of the Kissim-
mee River restoration, land
management activities, recre-
ational activities and user group
interactions. Those \\ho use
the Kissirnmee River and
iIpp.er Basinr ar, -nc u!dage l<.,
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Lakeport to
host Fall Fest
The Cirt of Lakeport \\ill
host a Fall Festral, on Saturday,
Oct 2., from 4 until 10 p.m at
the Lakeport Corrmunit Cen-
ter. The festival will include a
costume contest lor local chil-
dren. This is a free event but
Donations will be accepted for
Lakeport After-School Program
For more information,
please contact the Lakeport
Community Center.

Lake Level

12.85
Feet
above sea
level

Index
Classifieds . .18-22
Obituaries . . .2
Opinion . . .4
School . . . .9
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City and county work closely


By Nena Bolan
Glades County Democrat
MOORE HAVEN Steam-
boat Bay and Moonshine Bay-
are large, beautiful marshes
close to the city, but but the onl\
access is b) boat, and even then
it is hazardous to get there,
through the Moore Haven
Canal.
The Moore Haven Canal. Trail
Project would restore the canal
and create access for tourists,


pleasure craft and fishermen.
Russell Echols, county commis-
sioner, and Bret Whidden, city
mayor. are working together on
the project to widen and deepen
the canal.
A walking and biking path
can be created after the canal is
dredged, according to plans.
The soil that is removed will be
placed on the east bank of the
canal. Then the top of the bank
can be graded down to a semi
flat surface t. support walkers


and bike riders.
Also in the plan are passes
that extend out from the canal
to acco:mmodale airboats
Another goal ol the project
would create wooden archways
that span across the passes. Hik-.
ers can walk ovei the arches
while airboats would pass'
underneath
Digging out the canal would
restore it as a navigable route as
it once \as back in 1915 That is
w hen its original purpo-,se \.as


Bump in the night: Locals celebrate Halloweeni


INI/Nena Bolan
Many spooky characters are found in Moore Haven near the intersection of Avenue C
and 6th Street.
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to provide transport of concrete
for constructing the old Moore
Haven locks by the Lone
Cypress in the downtown sec-
tion. Afterwards, commercial
and recreational fishermen used
the canal, making it vital to the
economy of Moore Haven and
Glades County. '
Bret Whidden. city mayor,
said he's loved the lake and
marshes his entire life "The
project would open up a %world
for sightseers, bird v\atchers,


fishermen and duck hunters,"
he said.
In addition to the walkway
and archways. informational
kiosks and an observation
tower may be built. Tourists
:could be ferried from the Alvin
Ward Sr. boat ramp out to the
canal recreation area.
The Moore Haven Canal Trail
would not lust open up a seven-
mile artery into the w western side
See Canal---Page 12


City discuss


arcaded demolition,


canal restoration


By Nena Bolan
Glades County Democrat
MOORE HAVEN The;
Arcade Building in the down-
town section of the city \vill
not be restored, according to
information presented at the
Moore Haven city meeting.
The owner, Roxanne
Angelica of Miami, was grant-
ed a permit to have the build-
ing demolished, to be done as
soon as possible. Some mem-
bers of the historical society
wanted to see the building
restored, but an interested
buyer was not fouhd.
In other rineis. Mar'r
Booher, the county's public
librarian, announced plans to
install an LED sign at the
library. The large sign will dis-
pla. community events and


should be visible to traffic on
the Mamie Langdale Memorial
Bridge. Ms. Booher will seek
bids on the sign and installa-
tion. The sign's purchase will
be funded by construction
grant monel from the county
and donations.
County Commissioner Rus-
sell Echols introduced a
city county plan called Moore
Haven Canal Trail Project. The
goal is to attract eco-lourism
to the Glades area by restoring
the canal and building a trail
for walking and biking.
The canal would be w ider
and deeper, allowing fisher-
men and pleasure ciaft an eas-
ier access to Steamboat Bay,
Moonshine Bay and the Okee-
chobee. A trail and archvays
See Meeting- Page 12


Senator Aronberg


to tour the area


Frances Bryant's Halloween decorations are a tradition in Moore Haven.


GLADES COUNTY- Sena-
tor Dave Aronberg (D-
Greenacres) has released the
itinerary for his fourth annual
Mobile Office Tour, with a stop
planned for Glades County.
Accompanied by his leg-
islative assistants Paul
Copeland, Luke Kosar, Kristen
Pesicek and Lisa Swartz, Sena-
tor Aronberg will embark on a
three-day excursion across
District 27, a sprawling, coast-
to-coast district that stretches
from eastern Palm Beach
County through large portions
of Glades, Hendry, Charlotte
and Lee counties.
The purpose of the annual
trip is for Mr. Aronberg and his
staff to meet constituents in


some of the more sparsely
populated portions of his
diverse district.
"I recognize that if is diffi-
cult for many constituents to
travel, to our olfices in
Greenacres, Fort:Myers, and
Tallahassee" said Mr. Aron-
berg. "So, we're bringing our
office to them."
Beginning in Canal Point
on October 31, the mobile
office tour will conclude on
November 2 in Lehigh Acres.
Along the way, Mr. Aronberg
will conduct office hours in
three different towns, attend a
town hall reception in Moore
Haven, and enjoy a potluck
See Tour-Page 12


Local Moore Haven


school cares for kids


Eliza Brown
has been director
since 1987

ByNenaBolan
Glades County Democrat
MOORE HAVEN- In the'
northeast corner of Moore Haven
is a little school tucked away in a
shady spot off Sixth Street. It pro-
vides year round care for 32 pre-
school and pre-kindergarten stu-
dents.
The children follow a struc-
tured routine that includes a
greeting circle, academic learning
centers, arts and crafts, and out-
door time. Breakfast, lunch and a
snack are provided. Midday, chil-
dren are given a time to rest and
relax.
Children enrolled in the volun-


teer pre-K program are given a
readiness test called Ages and
Stages. Each child -is checked for
motor skills, communication
skills, problem solving ability, and
personal and social skills.
Safety and security measures
are used to protect children at the
center. Parents and their children
sign in and out everyday. There is
also an emergency policy in effect
called Crisis Disaster Response
which contains emergency con-
tacts and evacuation procedures.
All parents are encouraged to
participate in their child's educa-
tion. Every month students take
home books to be read by both
the child and parent. There is also
a small library for parents to
check out books and read at
home.
Eliza Brown has been the cen-
See Center Page 12


INI/Nena Bolan
Eliza Brown, director, and Pre-K teachers Paulette Hughes and Christine Marroquin compose
a report on daily student observations.









Serving the communities south of Lake Okeechobee Thursday, October 26, 2006


Glades Happenings Weddings


of Yesteryear


By Jeanette Peeples
"Hurricane of 1926 Remem-
bered Eighty Years Later"
The History Room at the
Glades County Public Library is
in the process of preserving the
history of Glades County during
and following the Hurricane of
1926 that virtually destroyed the
town of Moore Haven with heavy
loss of life and property.
The Library Board will be,
copying interviews of survivors
which were conducted by Mrs.
Norma Lence Tatum ahd
appeared in the Glades County
Democrat September 21, 1956.
We are also asking for loan of
any pictures to make copies so
that we may compile this infor-
mation as a tribute and memorial
to the indomitable spirit of the
pioneers who lived here. Please
contact the Glades County Public
Library or Jeanette Peeples if you
are willing to help with this proj-
ect.
On the morning of September
18, 1926, one of the most violent
hurricanes to strike the coast of
Florida in its history, struck the
lower East Coast, sped relentless-
ly across the state and exited
near Ft. Myers. There was no
adequate hurricane warning
service, no airplanes to check the
storms and no radio network to
keep people in the path posted. A
telegram was received indicating
ia hurricane was approaching
Miami and headed toward Moore
Haven with high winds of possi-
bly 100 miles velocity and advis-
ing that storm warnings should
be posted. Fred Flanders went to
the Peter Westergaard home to
notify the people attending a
teacher reception but no one
seemed concerned. Ed Lundy
sounded the new fire alarm and
men quickly came out and began
to fill sandbags for the levee as
the water rose higher and higher.
By Saturday daybreak, the men
found that theirs was a hopeless
task and trudged homeward. The
principal break in the levee


occurred just west of the W. E.
Daniel home about mid-morning
and the rush of water through
the gap is thought to have caused
the great destruction and loss of
life in that area. On Sunday, most
of the women and children were
evacuated to Sebring, the men
remaining to try and recover the
bodies of the dead and rescue
any who might be injured. In a
"few days the National Guard
arrived and fearing an epidemic,
completely evacuated the town.
The evacuation lasted only a few
days and the men were permit-
ted to return to town during the
day and leave that night, thus
looking after their possessions.
The water gradually went
down to about knee-depth on
the streets but the violent rains
had raised the level of Lake
Okeechobee and this water
poured through the breaks in the
levees. It was many weeks
before the town was completely
dry and on Christmas Day, 1926,
people of the area gathered
under the Lone Cypress tree for a
thanksgiving service that the land
and town were again dry.
No one, save those who went
through that day and night of
Sept. 18, 1926, can really know
the horror of the violent wind
and the rushing black water. This
indomitable spirit was never so
evident when after enduring per-
sonal hardships, losing homes
and loves ones, the people
returned to reestablish those
homes and go on "ith they fight
they had begun to conquer the
Everglades.
Because of the death of
between 138 and 150 people in
this county and some 2000 on
the south, east and north shores
of the in lake in 1928, the atten-
tion of the nation was directed to
the protection of the people liv-
ing around Lake Okeechobee
from such storms in the future.
We that live here in security
today owe that security to those
who gave their lives in 1926.


Fall supper hosted


at sorority meeting


Betty Hodges was the hostess
for Nu Kappa's October meeting.
Betty served a delicious fall sup-
per to the members that were
present, Becky White, Nora
Ornelas, Marsha Smith, Julie
Zambory and Elizabeth Harring-
ton. Afterwards, "Deal or No
Deal" was the name of the game.


Our hostess was the substitute
Howie Mandel and she did an
excellent job. Plans were dis-
cussed for a service project for the
upcoming holidays. At the end of
the meeting, Halloween gifts
were exchanged by secret sisters.
We then discussed our November
meeting and adjourned.


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Wanda and Boris Sanchez
Whitmer-Sanehez
Wanda Whitmer and Boris
Sanchez were joined in marriage
on Sept. 2,2006.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Whitmer of Win-
field, Penn. The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Sanchez of
Clewiston.
The wedding ceremony was
held at the Grand Plaza Hotel in St.
Petersburg.
Pastor Ben Williams officiated,
at the ceremony.
The bride was given away by
her brother, Wayne Whitmer.
The maid of honor was Linda
Witmer of Herndon, Penn.
Bridesmaids were Yara Davilla
of Clewiston: Victoria Scheel of
New Port Richey; and junior
bridesmaid was Ashley Lawrence
of Hudson.
The best man was Harry
Sanchez of Clewiston.
Groomsmen were Mike Davilla
of Clewiston; Mark Ramirez of,
Miami; and Mike Hanra of New


Port Richey.
The flower girls were Laura
Davilla ot Clewiston, daughter of
Mike and Yara Davilla, and Keelyn
Sanchez
,The ring bearer was Karson
Sanchez of Clewiston, son of Harry
and Candace Sanchez.
Candace Sanchez was guest
book attendant,
The groom presented a heart
pendant necklace to the bride's
daughter, Ashley, as a token of his
love and acceptance of her. The
bride presented a long stemmed
white rose to the groom's mother,
Maria Sanchez.
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held at Grand Plaza
Hotel in St. Petersburg.
After a honeymoon trip to Costa
Rica, the couple is at home in Hud-
son.
The groom is employed as a
superintendent with Costanza
Homes in New Port Richey. The
bride is employed as a student dis-
cipline instructor with Pasco Coun-
ty School Board in Land O'Lakes.


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Same Day Service Lab On Premises


Question: Dear Doc Savvy. Hi!
My name is Rick. My wife and I
have lived in our home for about
7 years now and are fortunate
enough to live next door to our
best friends. We spend a lot of
time with our friends, taking
turns entertaining at either
home. Between the two families
we have six children and four
dogs. The kids get along just
fine, but the dogs have this on
going rivalry. We want to include
everyone in weekend BBQ's and
get-togethers...etc. But, what are
we to do when our dogs con-


stantly fight within our neighbor's
dogs" Thishas gone on from the
first time t4ly met. Do dogs sim-
ply decide iey don't like other
dogs? Do dogs hold grudges?
Thank you. Rick and Jessica
in Loxahatchee.
Answer: Hey Rick and Jessi-
ca! Well, this is quite the dilem-
ma. To briefly answer your ques-
tion, Yes!
Some dogs do.hold grudges.
Some also simply decide they
don't like certain people or dogs
for unknown reasons.
Rick, have you ever gone out


and met someone for the first
time, then decided you didn't
like them? I think people do that
occasionally. Sometimes people,
places, or situations give us an
uncomfortable feeling. I think
many times it has to do with our
own insecurities or perhaps
fears. Dogs sometimes have sim-
ilar behavior. If you have a stub-
born hard-headed dog, then
there may not be much to do.
There are a few things which
you can consider however. Are
all dogs involved spayed or
neutered? Is there something


which they are jealous about? Is
one being singled out more than
others? Is there an instigator?
Have you tried pairing them up
by two's to see who really does-
n't get along with whom? There
is much to consider, so try think-
ing along those lines...And keep
me posted!
Good Luck. Take care, Doc
Savvy.
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DocSavvy'.aol.com and check
out your answers weekly in The
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Obituaries


Willie "Chuck'" Fhmey
Willie "Chuck" Finney, age 66,
died Tuesday, Oct. 17, 2006 at the
Cleveland Clinic Hospital in West-
on. He was born on May 10, 1940
in Hot Springs, Ark., to Willie and
Velma Finney. Mr. Finney was for-
merly of Titusville and had been a
resident of Lakeport for the past 10
years. He served in the U.S. Navy
and enjoyed air boating, fishing,
and singing karaoke. He was also
involved with the Lakeport Air
Boaters group.
He is preceded in death by his
parents, Willie and Velma Finney
and his sister, Betty Harmon.
He is survived by his loving wife
of 23 years, Glenda Finney of Lake-
port; his sons, David (Lois) Finney
of Corona, Calif., Michael (Dianne)
Finney of Corona, Calif., Roger
(Janet) Blum of Merritt Island and


James W. Parrott Jr., of Bishopville,
Md.; his daughter, Angela Jordan of
Jacksonville.
In addition, he is also survived
by his sister, Dorothy Smith of Hot
Springs, Ark. and his eight grand-
children.
A memorial service was held on
Saturday, Oct. 21, at the Lakeport
Christian Church, Pastor Larry
Frogg officiated at the service.
In lieu of flowers, the family has
requested that donations be made
in Mr. Finney's name to Hope Hos-
pice, I00 WC. Owen Ave., Clewis-
ton, Fla. 33440 and to the
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
c/o Donor Services, P.O. Box 4072
Pittsfield, Mass. 01202.
All arrangements were under
the direction and care of Buxton
Funeral Home and Crematory, 110
Northeast Fifth Street, Okee-
chobee.


NOTICE OF COUNTY AUCTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Glades County Board of
County Commissioners will be holding a sale on surplus prop-
erty on November 4, 2006, starting at 9:00 am. County Auction
will be held at the Glades County Road Department on State
Road 78 East, towards Lakeport.

Items to be sold are:

Computers, monitors, key board, etc
Copy machines
1991 Ford pick up 4X4
1968 International Pumper Truck
Air Compressor
2001 Chev Tahoa
1981 Chev Cab & Chassis


Equipment items may be examined beginning at 8:00 am on
the date of sale. ALL SALES RE FINAL TERMS: Cash or
approved check. All items to be removed from premises within
72 hours of the date of sale.

If you have any questions, please contact Elthea Stafford at
863-946-0309.


Stephen Arthur
Rudd Jr.
StephenArthur Rudd Jr., age 76,
of Clewiston, passed away Oct. 12,
in Cape Coral. He was born July 25,
1930 in Salerno, to the late Stephen
Arthur Rudd and MeMnnie Lucre-
tia (Whidden) Rudd. He served in
the Air Force.
Survivors include his son, Ran-
dall C. Rudd of Colorado; his sister,
Rose M. Nesbitt of Clewiston, and
one grandchild.
Cremation arrangements by
Akin-Davis Funeral Home, Clewis-
ton.

Joe Harry Usher
Joe Harry "Pepa" Usher, age 79
of Loxahatchee, passed away on
Oct. 16, 2006. He was born in
Lyons, Georgia, on Jan. 14, 1927 to


Otis and Bessie Laura Usher and
moved to Canal Point in the mid
1930s. He served in the United
States Marine Corps in 1945-1946.
He was preceded in death' by
his son Joe Harry Usher, Jr. in Janu-
ary 2006. He is survived by his wife
of 59 years, Grace Mills Usher;
daughter Sharon (David) Estes of
Loxahatchee; sons Kenneth
(Diane) Usher of Pahokee, and
Michael (Sandy) Usher of Brooklet,
Georgia; eight grandchildren, nine
great-grandchildren, and numer-
ous family members.
The family received friends on
Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2006 from 6
until 8 p.m. at Glades Funeral
Chapel in Belle Glade and services
were held Thursday, Oct. 19, 2006
at 10 a.m. at Good Shepherd
Church in Pahokee. Interment was
held following the service at Port
Mayaca Cemetery.


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pate in any election in Florida. If the
photo identification presented
does not have the voter's signature,


an additional piece of identification
with the voter's signature is
required. Citizens who do not fur-
nish the required identification-at
the polling place can only vote by a
provisional ballot.
Identification has been required
to vote in Florida since 1977. In
1998 the Florida Legislature
expanded the ID requirement to


include both a photo and signa-
ture. Any combination of the-fol-
lowin g identifications may be used
to satisfy the signature and photo
requirement: Florida driver's
license; Florida identification, card
,ssud by the Department of High-
way Safety and Motor Vehicles;
United States passport; Employee
badge or identification; Buyer's


club identification; Debit or credit
card; Military identification; Stu-
dent identification; Retirement cen-
ter identification; Neighborhood
association identification; and,
public assistance identification. For
more information on this and other
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inspections will soon begin in Palm
Beach, Martin, St. Lucie and Indian
River counties for nearly 2,200
homeowners who applied
through the My Safe Florida Home
program. The program, funded
with $250 million by the Florida
Legislature, was created to better
protect Floridians by strengthening
their homes against hurricanes and
to reduce the state's exposure to
hurricane damage.
"Before this hurricane season.
ends, my goal is to provide 12,000
free home inspections across the
state to help Floridians strengthen
their homes and better protect
their families against catastrophic
storms," said Mr. Gallagher, who
oversees the Department of Finan-
cial Services which administers the
My Safe Florida Home program.


Mr. Gallagher said that home-
owners in Palm Beach, Martin, St.
Lucie and Indian River counties
who have already submitted com-
pleted applications will be contact-
ed by a department-approved
inspector to schedule an inspec-
tion. The department has already
received 1,935 completed applica-
tions and will be able to serve
another 265 homeowners in these
four counties. Future applicants
will be served W\ith additional fund-
ing of the My Safe Florida Home
program.
Following an inspection, home-
.owners will receive a report that
outlines up to seven areas that
could be improved to better pro-
tect the home against hurricanes,
an estimate of how much irnprove-
ments would cost, the expected
insurance savings the homeov\ner
would receive if improvements
were made, and a rating of the


home's current ability to withstand
hurricanes and its future ability to
withstand hurricanes with
improvements.
Mr. Gallagher said that the
expansion into Palm Beach, Martin,
St. Lucie and Indian River counties
is possible thanks to a partnership
with the Federal Alliance for Safe
Homes (FLASH) to screen and
train an additional 350 inspectors.
Applying and obtaining a free
home inspection is just the first
step of the program. Homeowners
who undergo the My Safe Florida
Home inspection may also qualify
for matching grants of up to $5,000
to fortify their homes. As directed
by the new law to reduce hurri-
cane exposure and property losses
in Florida, grants will be prioritized
and awarded to homeowners who
live in high-risk, hurricane-vulnera-
ble areas of the state.
Since the My Safe Florida Home


program launched in late August,
approximately 5,300 inspections
have been completed or scheduled
in Broward, Miami-Dade and Lee
counties. To ensure each county
receives a fair share of free home
inspections, the My Sale Florida
Home program is limiting the num-
ber of inspections in each county
based upon population. Applicants
who do not receive a free home
inspection before this limit is met
will have their applications held for
future phases of the program.
Eligible Floridians must li\e in a
single-family, site-built home with
an insured alue of $500,0001 or less
and have a valid honiestead
exemption. Documents verilving
this information must be submit-
ted with a completed application
Floridians can apply on-line at
ww~w.mysafelloridahome.com or
by calling 1-800-342-2762 to get an
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LAKE OKEECHOBEE The
South Florida Water Management
District reports that repairs to the S-
127 navigation lock at Buckhead
Ridge will be completed and the
navigation lock will be secured in
the open position beginning on Fri-
day, Oct. 20. The navigation lock
was taken out of service for a gate
overhaul beginning on Aug. 2.
In addition. Lake Okeechobee
water levels have reached a point
where it is possible to secure the S-
131 navigation lock at Lakeport in


the open position, allowing boat
traffic free access to the lake. It is
possible to secure the navigation
locks in an open position only
when the level of Lake Okee-
chobee falls to approximately the
same level as the tributaries coming
into the Lake so that boaters may
navigate safely from the tributary
into the Lake.
Other navigation locks that are
secured open include J&S Fish
Camp S-135), Henry Creek iG-36),
Taylor Creek i S-1 931 and Cle.viston


(S-310). Locktenders are not on
duty at these locations.
Boaters are urged to navigate
carefully through the open locks
since manatees often are sighted in
and near these structures in Lake
Okeechobee during this time of
year. Manatees are frequently seen
in the navigation lock at Taylor
Creek, which is especially popular
for this endangered species. Mana-
tees swim close to the surface of
the water and often are harmed
and even killed by boaters moving


too last in areas where manatees
gather.
When conditions call for the
District to return to normal lock
operation schedules, the public will
be notified through the news
media. Normal lock operating
hours vary depending on the loca-
tion and season. Please call the
Okeechobee Service Center with
questions and comments in the
absence of a locktender. The Ser-
vice Center telephone number is
(863.1462-5260 or .80i I 250-42(00.


Florida drivers can now crime Stoppers


list emergency contacts


Effective in the State of Florida as
of Oct. 2, you can have two emer-
gency contacts attached to your
FLORIDA driver's license. In other
words, if you are in an accident and
emergency rescuercan, check
your driver's license and two emer-
gency contacts will pop up so they
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drivers license and then it will ask
for the name, address, and phone
number of x.:o people you want to
have contacted, sa e and you're
done.
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emergency contacts or other relat-
ed concerns, please contact the
nearest Florida Driver's License
Office


The Palm Beach County Sher-
iff's Office is seeking assistance
from the public in locating the fol-
lowing "wanted fugitive."
Fernando Betanzo, age 19, is a
black male with black hair and
brown eyes. He is 5 feet, 9" tall and
%%eighs approximately 165 pounds.
He has also been known as Luis
Betanzos and his last known
address was U.S. Hwy. 27, South
Bay. He is wanted for felony failure
to appear fleeing or attempting to
elude; driving without a driver's
license.,Also, he is waited for fail-


ure to appear -
attaching regis-
tration plate nriot
assigned to
vehicle; unlaw-
ful speed.
Anyone
with infor ma-
Lion on this lugi- _.
tive is asked to
call the Crime Fernando
Stoppers at I Betanzo
(800) 458-TIPS
(8477) or online
ww.crimestopperspbc.com.


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as you would like and share your comments (but no personal attacks
or profanities, please). You can also make a comment by calling our
Speak Out 24-hour opinion line at (863) 983-9140. Comments will be
published in the newspaper as space permits.
POWER PLANT: We want to ask our local leaders who want to bring
this big, ugly power plant not "park" to the outskirts of Moore Haven,
wli diie llhe trying to make us the jail, trash dump, and power supplier
lor th', esl stf Ifie state at a great environmental cost to Glades County?A
"p, i-'i park" would function the same way as the prison did, with most
ol the kori kers living in Labelle or Lake Placid, and we'll get polluted with
iNttlhing to show for it. We don't even get cheap power out of the deal -
others "~t the power, we get the pollution. And yes, even a "clean" coal-
burning plant still dumps over 100 pounds of Mercury into the air every
year look it up on the internet. All that mercury will fall straight down
onto us and Lake Okeechobee. Who'll want to fish here then? We cer-
tainly won't and that's why we came here in the first place. So, Mr. Wen-
dell Taylor, take a third look at this plant. Please don't sell us out for some
increase of money to the county five years from now. That's right, the
Democrat article said tax breaks will be given to FPL for five years if they
build here. This thing will be an ugly eyesore just like the one on State
Road 80 in East Ft. Myers. We don't need money so badly that we have to
endanger the fishing in our area. Once the Mercury count in the lake goes
up, we can probably kiss the fishing tournaments goodbye. Game will
probably be affected too so you hunters should worry about this as
well.
DANGEROUS: How dangerous is a Power Plant?
Well, it can kill more than just one plant!
The pollution will smog up our air,
And cause so much animal despair.
From land and water what a horrible sight!
We'll never recover, try as we might.
So think, not only nature will go away,
With something so bad, who'llwant to stay?

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Letter to the Editor


Coal Plant bad for
Lake Okeechobee
Glades County Commissioners
are planning a huge power coal
plant five miles from Moore Haven,
Florida. This really is on the shores
of Lake Okeechobee and the
Caloosahatchee River. The envi-
ronmental people are desperately
trying to clean up Okeechobee and


the river.
The coal plant will release tons
of mercury and other chemicals
such as carbon dioxide into the
environment. We have a dirt incin-
erator plus prisons in Moore Haven
now which the residents did not
want.
Please help us vote against this
coal burning power plant.
J.B. Noah


Pumpkin Patch Fun Day delights local residents

MOORE HAVEN It was a
fun filled day for several people in
Moore Haven on Saturday, Oct.
21. Activities started at 11 a.m. at
the Chalo Nitka Grounds with the
hayride down to the Pumpkin
Patch located at the Chamber
Grounds where the Little Ole'
Lady (Debbie Jones) told a fall
holiday story about pumpkins
and passed out blessing mix. 1ho
Photos were provided to each
child at the photo area and they
received a small pumpkin to take
home. From that point the
hayride took them back to the
Chalo Nitka Grounds for more
fun and games which included
the pumpkin bean bag toss,
pumpkin painting, picture frame
decorating, the mummy wrap-
ping contest, face painting by the
talented JoAnn and Ana of the .
First Baptist Church of Moore
Haven illuminated many of the
children's faces. The event ended
with the great haystack scramble.
Refreshments of hotdogs, Submitted photo/First Methodist Churcl
chips, and drinks were provided A mummy wrapping contest was part of the festivities at the Pumpkin Patch Fun Day held a
to all who attended. Lots of candy First Methodist Church in Moore Haven.
and fun were the focus of this
event to share in Christian fellow- ,F,1I',,'
ship as a community event and to V- .,
raise funds for our local commu- .
nity to those families in need with
the upcoming holiday season..
This event was sponsored by the
First United Methodist Church of
Moore Haven in conjunction with
the Second Annual Pumpkin .
Patch event. We would like toA":
thank the B & B Grocery for their
donation of hotdogs and buns,
Wal-Mart for the $50 gift certifi-
cate, which covered the paper
goods, and John Ahern for the
ice.
Many thanks are extended to
all of those who helped in mak-
ing this a successful event. We ,
hope to make this a yearly activity
leading into the fall holiday sea-
sons. The Pumpkin Patch is open
daily from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m.
from now through Oct. 31, locat-
ed at the Glades County Chamber
Office Grounds on Hwy. 27 North
in Moore Haven. Hayrides will be .
$1 per person on Oct. 31st from -
4:30 p.m. until dark. Come and Fun and games included the pumpkin bean bag toss, pumpkin painting, picture frame deco
join in the fun! rating, face painting, and ended with the great haystack scramble.


Community Events


Final week of
'Pumpkin Patch'
It's the final week to get your fall
pumpkins at the Moore Haven
Pumpkin Patch. Don't be late and
don't delay a choice pumpkin is
waiting to brighten your day. The
patch is located at the Glades Coun-
ty Chamber of Commerce Grounds
on Hwy. 27 in Moore Haven. Open
daily from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. with
special activities on Saturday and
Sunday afternoons from 4 p.m. to 6
p.m. Hayrides, games, and photo
opportunities with a children's
story time, weather permitting.

Toys for Tots
volunteers needed
Community Coalition for
Progress would like to remind
everyone it's that time of year again
to sign-up for Toys for Tots on Satur-
day, Nov. 4, 2006, at the U-Save
Supermarket in Moore Haven
between the hours of 8 a.m. and 12
p.m. Glades County residents only,
please.

Recycling Box
locations
Recycling boxes for cell phone
batteries and all rechargeable bat-
teries are now located at City Hall
and Courthouse in Moore Haven.


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Chamber to host
'Pumpkin patch'
The second annual pumpkin
patch v\ill be.lAeld in Moure Ha% en
Oct. 16 to 31. Located at the Glades
County Chamber of Commerce
Grounds on Highway 27, a special
"Playin' in the Patch" event will be
held on Saturday, Oct. 21, from 11
a.m. until 2 p.m. with games and
fun for everyone. Pumpkins are
available in all shapes and sizes for
all your fall needs. Prices start as
low as 50 cents. Pumpkins are
priced according to their size. All
proceeds will go towards Christian
community outreach programs
and ministries and is sponsored by
the First United Methodist Church
of Moore Haven.
SWhile supplies last we have
mini pumpkins that are great for
teachers and classroom activities.
Make your arrangements now to
have your class hold a special story
time and pumpkin adventure by
calling (863) 946-1743 or (863) 227-
2690.
The Pumpkin Patch will be
open daily starting in October, from
10a.m.until6p.m.

Pumpkin Patch
set to open
Join the fun at the Second
Annual Pumpkin Patch in Moore
Haven.
Sponsored by the First United


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Methodist Church, our Fall Festivi-
ties will open on Monday, Oct. 16,
and run through Oct. 31. We will be
open daily from 10 am until 6 p.m.
Located at the Glades County
Chamber of Commerce grounds
on Hwy 27. This is a Christian out-
reach program for everyone. Activi-
ties will include hayrides between 4
p.m. and 6 p.m. on Saturdays and
Sunday, children's story time and
photo opportunities while playing
in the Pumpkin Patch. Pumpkins,
Indian corn, and gourds will be for
sale. For more information or to
make arrangements for small
groups for children's story time,
call (863) 946-1743 or (863) 227-
2690.

Want a job in
Construction?
Take advantage of a job training
opportunity provided by the Educa-
tion Center of Southwest Florida,
Inc. (ECSWF) for construction
trades ranging from carpentry and
plastic pipe to blue prints and
masonry. Classes begin in October
and space is limited. Flyers and
applications are available at the
Glades County Economic Develop-
ment Council (EDC) Office in the
Doyle Conner Building in Moore
Haven or the ECSWF office in
LaBelle. Applications can be faxed
to the EDC at (863) 946-0777 or
directly to the Education Center at
863-675-6800. For more informa-
tion, contact Sonny Hughes, (863)
675-6800.

Florida Native Plant
Society to meet
The Florida Native Plant Society
meeting will be held on the first
Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at
the Agri-Civic Center at 4509
George Boulevard in Sebring in
conference room number three.
For more information, call Roy
Stewart at: (863) 632-0914.


Elections poll
workers needed
If you are interested in serving
your community, your neighbor-
hood, and your fellow Ameri-
cans...How about becoming a poll
worker in the upcoming elections.
The General Election is Nov. 7.
There are 13 Precinct Polling Places
in Glades County. In order to serve
as a poll worker, you must first
attend a poll worker's training class
held before the election at the
courthouse. You must be able to
read and write the English lan-
guage and you must be registered
to vote in Glades County. You must
be at the Precinct Polling Place by 6
a.m. and you must stay there until
after the polls close at 7 p.m. If you
are interested, and want to know
more, please call Holly Whiddon at
the Supervisor of Elections office at
(863) 946-6005.


Weather

Weather forecast for Glades County from the National Weather Ser-
vice
Lakeport and surrounding area
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 84. Winds will be from
the east between 3 and 7 mph.
Thursday night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 66 and isolated
showers after 3 a.m. Winds will be from the southeast around 5 mph
with a 20 percent chance of rain
Extended Forecast
Friday: Partly cloudy, with a high near 86. Isolated showers, then
scattered showers and thunderstorms after noon are possible. Winds
will be from the south between 9 and 11 mph. The chance of rain is 30
percent.
Friday night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 68 and a slight chance
of showers. West winds will be between 6 and 9 mph with a 20 per-
cent chance of rain.
Saturday: Partly cloudy, with a high near 81 and a 20 percent
chance of showers. Winds will be from the northwest at around 8
mph
Saturday night: Clear, with a low around 58.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 83.
Sunday night: Clear, with a low around 64.
Monday: Partly cloudy, with a high near 84 and a 30 percent chance
of scattered showers and thunderstorms.


LaBelle amateur
radio club meets
The LaBelle Amateur Radio
Association resumed monthly
meetings on Tuesday, Sept. 5, at the
Hendry LaBelle Recreation Office
building at 310 W. Cowboy Way,
LaBelle. The Club meets on the first
Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m.
Any one interested in amateur


radio is invited to attend. Emer-
gency communication is avital part
in responding to Hurricanes and
other hazardous events. The
LaBelle Amateur Radio Association
provides emergency communica-
tion via amateur radio when other
forms of communication are
unavailable and as a backup. For
further details call Ron Zimmerly,
KE4PFG at (863) 675-6375.


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Taking a trip down the Caloosahatehee wsuoiiial

Edited by MaryAnn Morris I .. W. I aw.c l


The internet is a great
resource, especially if you like
to dig. It's like rummaging
through old trunks in your
grandmother's attic. Found on
the web were several issues of
"The Tropic Magazine" which
billed itself as "Illustrating out-
door life in tropical South Flori-
da." This magazine appears to
have been published shortly
after the turn of the century. The
account of the building of
Moore Haven by Mrs. M.F.
George, whose husband actual-
ly engineered much of *the
town, came from the April, 1914
issue of The Tropic Magazine.
The issue containing "Down
the Caloosahatchee" is dated
April, 1916. Before the Flagler's
railroad came in 1915, before
roads were built and automo-
biles became common in the
1920s, people who lived along
the shores of Lake Okeechobee
would travel by steamboat to Ft.
Myers, Ft. Lauderdale or Kissim-
mee for supplies or to travel out
of the lake area. Just think -
someone born in 1916 would.
be 90 years old this year.
Each issue of "Tropic" has a
feature called "Tropic talks -
With the Editors" (M.C.L Per-
rine, Editor, and D. Barron Per-
rine, Managing Editor), where
the editors relate some Florida
adventure. The Caloosahatchee
River was busy wilh steamboat
traffic chugging supplies and
people from Lake Okeechobee
to Alva, Fort Denaud, Labelle
and Ft. Myers.
"In our last issue we prom-
ised to tell our readers this
month about the trip down the
Caloosahatchee from LaBelle
but it would be impossible to
give a description that would do
justice to this beautiful part of
tropic Florida and the scenic
effects of the winding Caloosa-
hatchee River between LaBelle
and Ft. Myers.
"LaBelle itself is a charming
town with its oaks and orange
trees, and we reluctantly left its
hospitable hotel to continue our'
trip. It is the center of cattle
country and is in the artesian


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A steamboat moored in Ft. Denaud along the Caloosahatchee waits for passengers.


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flow many thousands of gallons
of water a day. Its people are
progressive, especially along
educational lines as demon-
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"At the time of our visit, the
water was too low in the river
here for the boat to reach
LaBelle and it was necessary to
take an automobile for a. few
miles further where the boat
was waiting. For, a short dis-
tance we drove through a verita-
ble forest of cabbage palms and
this part of the trip was a most
interesting one.
"The boat we found waiting
was a sizable one that looked to
be lost too long to negotiate the
short turns of the Caloosahatch-
ee or "Crooked River" running
in a narrow stream between its
high banks. The boat was found
to be well adapted to its pur-
pose, however, and we eagerly
watched the unfolding panora-
ma of palms and orange groves
and enjoyed the occasional
stops at small town wharves to
take on passengers or small
freights. The river soon broad-


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/collections/everglades/
The Tropic Magazine appears
to have been published after
the turn of the nineteenth
century. Copies of the publi-
cation digitized online tell
and show how people found
South Florida 90 or so years
ago.

ened and larger vistas were
exposed to view disclosing
groves of great extent loaded
with golden fruit and packing
houses with barges for the trip


down the river.
"No trip in tropical Florida is
complete without a glimpse of
the Florida of our school book
days nor were we disappointed
here, for occasionally an oblig-
ing alligator lay basking in the
sunshine on some shallow
point or lazily slid off a favorite
log, and strange-looking birds

with wonderful plumage
watched our progress past their
reeded homes.
"We had started at 7 o'clock
from LaBelle, and it was noon
before we reached Fort Myers,
but so attractive and alluring
was the constantly changing
scene that. we never left the
"Observation Deck: of the boat
until the city came in view and
we drew up at the dock at beau-
tiful palm-bowered Fort Myers.
We had read much about the
beauty of this city in its setting
of tropic verdure. Mr. Simpson,
in his article "By Water Trails
Across South Florida" which
appeared in the November,
1915, issue of the Tropic Maga-
zine, gave a most glowing
description of the tropical mag-
nificence seen here which we
found fully justified."


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NOVEMBER 1, 2006, AT THE FOLLOWING OFFICES OF THE TAX COLLEC-
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VALOREM TAXES FOR THE COUNTY; SCHOOL BOARD, MUNICIPAL-
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TAXES WILL BE COLLECTED.

THE 2006 NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS FOR ALL WATER
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THE DISCOUNTS FOR EARLY PAYMENT ARE:
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2% IF PAID IN JANUARY 2007 1% IF PAID IN FEBRUARY 2007

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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
Vernon McClendon, 29, of
Northwest D Avenue, Belle
Glade, was arrested on Oct. 18,
by PBSO on a warrant charging
him with trespassing -structure
or conveyance; possession and
or use of narcotics equipment;
failure to appear for felony
offense tampering with or fabri-
cating physical evidence. No
bond was set.
Jeremiah Jenkins, 22, of
Covenant Drive, Belle Glade, was
arrested on Oct. 19, by PBSO on a
warrant charging him with pos-
session of 10 or more counterfeit-
ed bills or notes; disorderly con-
duct and resisting officer
-obstruction without violence.
He is being held without bond.
Pablo Luis Herrera, 40, of
Northwest D Avenue, Belle
Glade, was arrested on Oct. 20,
by PBSO on a warrant charging
him with violation of probation -
driving under the influence. No
bond was set.
*: Rufus Leon Brown, 41, of
Southwest Fifth Street, Belle
Glade, was arrested on Oct. 21,
by PBSO and booked for Leon
County Sheriff's Office. He is
being held on no bond.
James Andrew Mitchem, 45,
of Davis Street, Belle Glade, was
arrested on Oct. 21, by PBSO and
charged with domestic battery.
No bond was set.
Santoni6 Minus, 25, of Davis
Street, Belle Glade, was arrested
on Oct. 22, by PBSO on a warrant
charging him with simple domes-
tic battery. No bond.was set..
Joehanson Singleton, 30, of
Southwest Sixth Street, Belle
Glade, was arrested on Oct. 23,
by PBSO on a warrant charging
him with simple domestic bat-
tery. No bond was set.

Pahokee
Latonia Coney, 23, of Seville
Street, Pahokee, was arrested on
Oct. 16, by PBSO and charged
\\ith neglect of a child. No bond
was set.
:* Matthew H. Paige, 19, of
Farm Place, Pahokee, was arrest-
ed on Oct. 16, by PBSO and
charged with robbery with a
firearm. He is being held without


bond.
Lavenski Smith, 19, of
Banyan Street, Pahokee, was
arrested on Oct. 19, by PBSO on a
warrant charging him with viola-
tion of probation burglary of a
dwelling. No bond was set.
Shantanna D. Howard, 21,
of Glades Drive, Pahokee, was
arrested on Oct. 20, by PBSO and
charged with battery. No bond
was set.
Samuel Arnold, 19; of
Shirley Drive, Pahokee, was
arrested on Oct. 20, by PBSO and
charged with violation of proba-
tion aggravated assault with a
deadly weapon; resisting officer
without violence; simple assault
on a officer/firefighter. No bond
was set.
South Bay
Kenneth C. Williams, 41, of
11th Avenue, South Bay, was
arrested on Oct. 17, by PBSO on a
warrant charging him with viola-
tion of probation or community
control burglary of a structure
or conveyance; possession of
burglary tools; possession of
cocaine; fraud impersonation;
giving false ID to law enforce-
ment officer; criminal mischief
with property damage of $200 or
less; burglary of occupied con-
veyance and unarmed larceny -
petit theft first degree $100-$300.
He is being held without bond.
Girlie Sharonda Robinson,
28, of South Bay, was arrested on
Oct. 17, by PBSO on a warrant,
charging her with failure to
appear written promise to
appear for case disposition neg-
lect of a child; failure to appear
for case disposition No license
for more than 4 months; expired
tag; expired registration, open
container of alcohol and defec-
tive equipment. She was later
released to probation.
Edjvon McCall, 23, of Janice
Avenue, South Bay, was arrested
on Oct. 18, by PBSO on an active
Broward County warrant charg-
ing him with unarmed burglary
of a dwelling; larceny theft $300
or more but less than
$5,000/grand theft. He is being
held without bond.
Dennis L. Bradley, 44, of
Palm Beach Road, South Bay,
was arrested on Oct. 23, by PBSO
on an active out of state warrant
charging him with bail jumping.
He was booked and held for
Houston County, Ga. Sheriff's
Office.
Hendry County

Clewiston
Tina Pringle, 21, of Clewis-
ton was arrested Oct. 1, and


charged with violating probation
for a felony. Martin Meyer of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
Edwin Morales, 25, of
Clewiston was arrested Oct. 7,
and charged with burglary of
structure without person inside,
larceny grand theft from $5,000-
$10,000 and larceny with a
firearm. Nicholas Reed of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
Patrick Cypress, 28, of
Clewiston was arrested Oct. 21,
and charged with possession of
cocaine. Kenneth Tillman of the
Seminole Police Department was
the arresting officer.
Astre Nixon, 20, of Miami
was arrested Oct. 21, and
charged with possession of mari-
juana over 20 grams and posses-
sion of paraphernalia. V. Madrid
of the Seminole Police Depart-
ment was the arresting officer.
Patrick Cypress, 28, of
Clewiston was arrested Oct. 21,
and charged with aggravated bat-
tery with a deadly weapon.
Stephen Hegedus of the Semi-
nole Police Department was the
arresting officer.
Jose Mendez, 42, of West
Palm Beach was arrested Oct. 17,
and charged with felony trespass-
ing with a firearm. Jesse C. Lee of
the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office was the arresting officer.

Glades County
Orlando Lopez, 40, of Miami
was arrested on Oct. 9, by Deputy
Tito Nieves on an active warrant
for violation of probation. He
remains in custody without bond.
Marc Wilkes, 29, of LaBelle,
was arrested on Oct. 9, by Deputy
Tito Nieves on an active warrant
for failure to appear. He remains
in custody with bond set at
$5,000.
Ruben Davis, 26. of Labelle,
was arrested on Oct. 9, by Sgt.
Queenie Bell on an active Hendry
County warrant. He was turned
over to Hendry County Sheriff's
Office.
Marilis Torres, 21, of Moore
Haven was arrested on Oct. 10,
by Deputy Jason Griner on an
active warrant for violation of
probation. She was released on
$7,500 surety bond.
Robert Mathias, 29, of
Moore Haven w\as arrested on
Oct. 10, by Sgt. Wayne Stripling
on charges of resisting officer
without violence; criminal mis-
chief and an active warrant for
violation of probation. He
remains in custody with bond set
at $2,065.
Robert Mathias, 29, of
Moore Haven was arrested on


Oct. 12, by Deputy Joe Sapuppo
on an active warrant for violation
of probation. He is being held
without bond.
Blake Durrance, 20, of Lake
Placid, was arrested on Oct. 12,
by SPD Officer Goodman on
charges of possession of con-
trolled substances (Xanax,
Tylenol w/hydrocodone) and
possession of a concealed
weapon. He was released on
$10,000 Surety bond.
Shannon Underhill, 36, of
Okeechobee, was arrested on
Oct. 16, by Det. Steve Harris on an
active warrant for fleeing and
eluding law enforcement officer;
driving while license suspended;
resisting officer without violence
and possession of a controlled
substance without a prescription.
He was released on a $15,000
surety bond.
Shelton Gilles, 22, of
Bradenton, was arrested on Oct.
16, by Deputy Leslie Fuce on an
active warrant for violation of
probation. He was released on a
$10,000 surety bond.
Raymond Crisler, 55, of
Ruskin, was arrested on Oct. 17,
by Sgt. Ronnie Baker on charges
of possession of marijuana with
intent to sell/manufacture or
deliver; possession of over 20
grams of marijuana and posses-
sion of drug paraphernalia. He is
being held on $10,000 bond.
Antonio Olvera, 19, of
Riverview, was arrested on Oct.
17, by Sgt. Ronnie Baker on
charges of possession of marijua-
na under 20 grams. He is being
held on $2,500 bond.
Elysia Furey, 20, of Key
Largo, was arrested on Oct. 17,
by Sgt. Ronnie Baker and charged
with resisting officer without vio-
lence; possession of cocaine and
possession of marijuana under 20
grams. She was released on a
$10,000 surety bond.
Ingrid Terra, 18, of Lutz, was
arrested on Oct. 17, by Sgt. Ron-
nie Baker and charged with pos-
session of cocaine. She was
released on a $10,000 surety
bond.
Justin Harris, 25, of Okee-
chobee, was arrested on Oct. 18,
by Deputy Brian Enderle and
charged with resisting officer
without violence; possession of
cocaine and destroying, tamper-
ing with or fabricating evidence.
He was released on a $10,000
surety bond.


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ASSESSMENTS AND TANGIBLE,PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES BEGINNING
NOVEMBER 1st 2006
Taxes may be paid at the TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE located in room 101, in the Glades County
Courthouse annex. The Glades County Courthouse is located on the corner of Highway 27 and 5th
Street in Moore Haven, Florida. The Tax Collector's Office is open from 8:00 A.M. until 5:00 RM.,
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located at the Buckhead Ridge Community Center on Hwy. 78. The Sub-Office is open on
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All Real Estate Taxes, Non-Ad Valorem Assessments and Tangible Personal Property Taxes for Glades
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be paid at the Glades County Tax Collector's Office.
In accordance with Chapter 197 F.S., the law provides the following schedule of discounts
which have been computed for you on your NOTICE OF AD VALOREM AND NON-AD VAL-
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2% if paid in January
1% if paid in February
Taxes and Non-Ad Valorem Assessments are due on March 1 st 2007 and become delinquent on April
Ist 2007 at which time the law imposes the following interest rates:
Real Estate and Non-Ad Valorem Assessments 3% plus advertising.
Tangible Personal Property 11/2 % per month plus advertising fees.
Tax Sale Certificates will be sold on or before June 1st 2007 and
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office for information and amounts pertaining to the outstanding taxes on your property.
During the Glades County Board of County Commissioner's regular meeting on July 13, 1970, the
Board of County Commissioners approved the $1.00 minimum for billing taxes, for the reason that
the administration expenses of processing a Tax Notice of less than $1.00 is more than the amount
collected, however, the Board provided that whenever the Tax accumulated to $1.00 or more it would
be processed and collected.
IF PAID BY MAIL, DISCOUNTS ARE DETERMINED BY POSTMARK. THE AMOUNT OF
INTEREST/PENALTIES ARE DETERMINED WHEN PAYMENT IS RECEIVED. Only payments for the exact
amount will be accepted. If you are paying your 2006 tax payments by mail, please pay by check or
money order. DO NOT SEND CASH BY MAIL. Tax payments are payable in U.S. Funds only. Make
your check payable to Gail A. Jones, Glades County Tax Collector. NO PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE
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For your convenience a Change of Address Form has been included with your Notice of Ad Valorem
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Thursday, October 26, 2006 serving the communities south of Lake Okeechobee EDUCATION 9


School News in Brief


Taste of honor
Moore Haven Elementary sixth graders, Berni Toledo, Autumn Martinez and Lailoni
Carey enjoyed a treat to celebrate their honor roll status for the first nine weeks of the
school year.


Celebrating success
Moore Haven Elementary kindergarten students, Guillermo Quiala. Raul Ortiz and Ross
Perry all celebrated their hard work with sno-cones during a celebration for the school's
honor roll students on Friday, Oct. 13.


Title I Parent
meeting scheduled
Moore Haven Elementary
School and West Glades School
are preparing for their annual
Title I Parent Meeting. All parents
of students at these schools are
invited to attend. Parents will
receive information concerning
their child's school, Title I, A++
Legislation, School Improvement,
and Parent Resources.
Child care will be provided for
children ages 3 14, and refresh-
ments and door prizes will be
available. The Moore Haven Ele-
mentary School Parent meeting is
scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 9, at
6:30 p.m. in the Richie Building.
West Glades School will meet
with their parents on Thursday,
Nov. 16, at 6:30 p.m. in the Cafeto-
rium.
Booster club to
hold dinner sale
The Moore Haven Booster
Club will hold a chicken dinner
sale on Friday, Oct. 27 beginning
at 10:30 a.m. in front of Moore
Haven High School. The plates
will be $6 each.
Moore Haven High
School to host reunion
The class of 1981 is proud to
welcome home all of the Moore
Haven High School Alumni for the
Homecoming football game and
festivities. On Nov. 3, there will be
a night of celebration immediate-
ly following the Terriers game
including a slide show in the audi-
torium and refreshments in the
library for all of the Moore Haven
High School Alumnus. Come join
the fun. For more information,
contact Vincent Lewis at (863)
946-0466.

School
Happenings
Moore Haven Elementary
School September Citizens of the
Month
The following students have
earned recognition as September
Citizens of the Month at Moore
Haven Elementary School. This is a
very special honor since it means
that they have done a commend-
able job of showing PATRIOTISM.
PATRIOTISM is good citizenship
displaying high regard for laws,
government, and the heritage of
one's country.
Kindergarten: Dominic Hughes,
Austin Lee, Ross Perry, Oscar Yates;
First Grade: Rosemary Aragus,
Babi Galdamez, Luis Salgado, Lane
Savant;
Second Grade: Jesse Espinoza,
Noah Johnson, Reygen Livingood,
Destiny Smith, and Katherine West
Third Grade: Kailin Brown, Brit-
tney Drayton, Megan Whitehead;
Fourth Grade: Jonathan Leon,
Jacob Martin, Gabriella Mayorga;
Fifth Grade: Natalie Leavy, Tom
Perry, Joshua Rich;
Sixth Grade: Arliss Ford, Chelse
Hough, Vinton Lewis.


iNi/nena Bolan
A strange sort of pumpkin
Unusual, white variety of pumpkin at the Glades County
Chamber of Commerce's pumpkin yard.


Scholarship
applicants wanted
If you know of a young person
pursuing a college degree with the
goal of working in Florida's fruit
and vegetable industry, please let
that student know about the Syn-
genta Crop Protection Scholar-
ship. The $1,000 scholarship will
be awarded at FFVAs 63rd Annual
Convention. To learn how to
apply, contact Martha Tucker at
(321) 214-5200 or via email at


martha.tucker@ffva.com.
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 informa-
tion, please call Lori Bond from
7:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., at (863)

See School -Page 12


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Keep kids safe on Halloween


Hanging display
A dh':u:,ia;ive squash display adds color to the Glades county Chamber of Commerce
pumpkin sales.


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there are four times as many traf-
fic accidents with pedestrian
deaths on Hlv.e::mr. r.ght than
on other evenings of the year.
Many factors contribute to the
potential danger. Excited children
may dash into the street without
watching for cars. Trick-or-
treaters can trip over costumes
and fall into the street. Masks may
make it difficult for a child to see
properly.
Many parents opt to avoid
trick-or-treating completely and
go take the kids to a party instead.
Some churches and civic organi-
zations organize Halloween par-
ties or Fall Festivals as a safe and
sane alternative to traditional
trick-or-treating.
The American Academy of
Pediatrics, the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention, and lihe
National Safety coiincil iofter the
following Ilallowee-nSafety Tips:
Children should
Go only to well-lit houses
and remain on porches r.;illr-r
'han crterirto h^.ft ,.
Trave! in srnii groups and
be accompanied by an adult.
Know their pli(he nurribr
and carry coins lot u--ihtv-ieilti.y
telephone calls.
Have their names and
addresses attached to their cos-
tumes.
e Bring treats home before
eating them so parents can
inspect them.
Use costume knives and
swords that are flexible, not rigid
or sharp.
When walking in neighbor
hoods, they should
Use flashlights, stay on side-
walks, and avoid crossing yards.
Cross streets at the corner,
use crosswalks (where inh y
exist), and do not cross between
parked cars.
Stop at all corners and stay
together in a group before cross-
ing.
Wear chioing lit-., is hri!lil,
reflective, auid f., n i-' rehtirl,tnl.
Consider using face paint
instead of masks.
Parents anid adults sitniild:
Supervise tlhe citingg for chil-
dren undel age 12.
Establish a curfew (a return
time) for older children.
Prepare homes for trick-or-
treaters by clearing, porches,
lawns, and sidewalks and by plac-
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doorways and landings.
Avoid giving chl-king haz-
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ter's director since 1987, and she
has been in childcare for over 22
years. She even attended school in
the same building when she was a
child.
"I found that all children can
learn and they do well at the center
when parents and teachers work
together," she said.
The pre-school teachers are
Edna Wingate and Shirley Wilker-
son. The kindergarten staff
includes Christine Marroquin and
Paulette Hughes. All members of
the teaching staff have Child Devel-
opment Associate Credentials, Ms.
Brown holds a four year degree
and both Ms. Brown and Ms.
Hughes have director credentials.
Glades County Child Develop-
ment Center is licensed by the
Department of Children and Farni-
lies and accredited by the National
Association for the Education of
Young Children.
Parents who wish to enroll their
child must fill out an application to
see if they qualify. Ms. Brown can
be reached at 946-1200. The school
is operated by Child Care of South-
west Florida which is a non-profit
organization.


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would allow non-boaters to
enjoy and admire the marshes
and big lake. Bret Whidden, the
city's mayor, is Mr. Echols' col-
league in the city/county project.
It was noted that some


homes still have hurricane shut-
ters mounted on windows. The
council is concerned that wood-
en shutters will obstruct fire
fighters as they attempt to rescue
people inside their homes.
Council member urge resi-
dents to remove the shutters and
will be mailing a reminder to citi-
zens along with next month's
utility bill.


anal er, also loves the Big Water. "This
Canal. is an opportunity for the city and
county to work together," he
Continued From Page 1 said.
of Lake Okeechobee, but would He and Bret Whidden believe
also allow residents and guests this project will have a positive
to see and admire the heart of impact on the economy of
south Florida's ecosystem, sup- Moore Haven and boost eco-
porters say. tourism in the Glades County
Russell Echols, commission- area.


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dinner with his constituents in
Muse.
"This is a funway to meet and


talk with the folks throughout
my Senate district," Mr. Aron-
berg said. "Everyone should
have the opportunity to meet
their elected officials no mat-
ter how large the district might
be."


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Shirley Wilkerson, a preschool teacher, is ready to wake children from nap time at the Glades
County Child Development Center.


School
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946-0811, (863) 983-9600, (863)
675-7715 or (863) 467-7722.
MHHS Class Reunion
The MHHS Class of '86 is hav-
ing their 20 year reunion on
Homecoming Weekend this year.
Planners are inviting the Class of
'87 and Class of '88 to join us, as
well. They are in need of assis-
tance in locating and notifying all
members 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 interested in
assisting may contact David Lee at
dlee-1967@skyeone.com or
(863) 946-2512.


School Board
meetings set
Regular meetings will now
take place on the second Thurs-
day at 6 p.m. and the fourth Thurs-
day at 9 p.m. in the Glades County
School Board meeting room, 400
10th Street S.W, Moore Haven.
Accountability
Reports
The 2006 NCLB Public
Accountability\Reports for Glades
County Schools, Moore Haven
Elementary, West Glades School,
and Moore Haven Junior-Senior
High are available on the district
and school Web sites
(http://glades.edgate.org). Copies
of the reports are also available at
the district office and the adminis-
trative office at each school.
GED classes set
The Glades County School Dis-


trict is offering GED prep classes at
Moore Haven High School, Room
26-003, for adults who wish to
obtain their GED. Classes are
Tuesday and Thursday nights from
6-8 p.m. You may register the night
of the classes. If you have any
questions you may call Scott Bass
at (863) 946-0202 ext. 13.
Children's
advocates needed
The Guardian Ad Litem (GAL)
Program needs volunteers to rep-
resent the best interests of
abused, abandoned and neglect-
ed children before the court,
social service agencies and the
community. No special educa-
tional degree is required.
Guardians need to be someone
with common sense, good judg-
ment and a commitment to help-
ing a child. Attendance at three
training sessions held in Fort
Myers is required. Please contact


Kelie Hedrick at: (239) 461-4360
or (800) 269-6210 for more infor-
mation, and to reserve your
space for training.
Stop the violence
meetings announced.
The Hendry and Glades
Domestic and Sexual Violence
Council's mission is to increase
community awareness about
domestic and sexual violence and
victim safety by providing servic-
es, referrals and education relating
to the affects of domestic/sexual
violence in our community. The
meetings rotate between LaBelle,
Clewiston and Moore Haven. To
get involved in the council or for
information about meeting dates
and times, please call Abuse
Council and Treatment, Inc.'s
Rural Extension (REACT): (863)
674-1811, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. to
speak with an advocate.


Petition may help low income Floridians get phones


TALLAHASSEE Attorney
General Charlie Crist has filed a
petition to intervene with the
Public Service Commission in
support of a previously filed peti-
tion by Public Counsel Harold
McLean and AARP. Their petition
asked the commission to order
Florida phone companies to
automatically enroll eligible low-
income residents in the Lifeline
telephone service.
The Lifeline program pro-
vides low-priced telephone serv-
ices designed to ensure that
basic telephone service remain
affordable to all residents of
Florida. The services are intend-
ed to provide consumers who
otherwise might not be able to
afford telephone service with
life-saving communications. The


petition filed by the Public Coun-
sel and AARP, now joined by the
Attorney General,; noted that
although Florida has approxi-
mately 1 million eligible house-
holds, fewer than 13 percent of
qualifying Florida residents par-
ticipate in the program.
"Every Floridian should have
the ability to call for help in times
of need," said Mr. Crist. "They
shouldn't have to jump through
hoops and overcome obstacles
to get what they truly deserve -
fair rates."
Lifeline Assistance can save
eligible consumers as much as
$160 per year on telephone serv-
ices. The program is funded by
the Universal Service Fund, a fee
that appears on monthly tele-
phone bills nationwide and is


distributed to all 50 states.
Because of Florida's low partici-
pation in the program, Floridians
are actually paying more to the
fund than is returned to those
state residents who are signed
up for the program. In 2004,
Floridians contributed more
than $380 million, but the state
only received $137 million in
return.
Under the proposal by Mr.
McLean, AARP and Mr. Crist,
telephone companies would be
required to work with the
Department of Children and


Families to enroll all Floridians
who would qualify for the assis-
tance. Examples of those who
qualify include Floridians who
are on food stamps or who
request federal public housing
assistance. More information on
eligibility is available at:
http://www.floridapsc.com/utili-
ties/telecomm/lifeline/eng-
brochure.aspx.
A copy of Crist's petition to
intervene is available at:
http://myfloridalegal.com/web-
files.nsf/WF/MRAY-6URSEE
file/Lifeline Petition.pdf


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Amendment gives tax break to disabled veterans


Editor's note: Florida voters will
be asked to decide on six proposed
amendments to the Florida Consti-
tution in November. Originally
eight amendments were pro-
posed. Amendment #2 which
dealt with term limits was with-
drawn and Amendment 5 which
proposed a nonpartisan board to
determine voting districts was
taken off the ballot by the Florida
Supreme Court. This series of arti-
cles on the proposed amendments
is designed to help our readers bet-
ter understand them before going
to the polls.
The following information was
provided by VoteSmart Florida.
VoteSmartFlorida.org is a non-prof-
it, non-partisan organization com-
posed of more than 60 diverse
groups including community
organizations, trade associations,
chambers of commerce and oth-
ers. VoteSmartFlorida.org is an affil-
iate of the Florida Chamber of
Commerce and is firmly commit-
ted to providing Florida voters
Unbiased, non-partisan factual
information on proposed constitu-
tional amendments and the
process by which they get on the
ballot.

Amendment 7
Official Title: Permanently Dis-
abled Veterans' Discount on
Homestead Ad Valorem Tax
Official Ballot Summary:
Proposing an amendment to the
State Constitution to provide a dis-
'count from amount of ad valorem
tax on homestead of a partial or
totally permanently disabled %et-r-
anwho is age 65 or older who \\as
,a Florida resident at the time of
entering rnilitarv service, \\hose


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disability was combat-related, and
who was honorably discharged, to
specify percentage of the discount
as equal to the percentage of veter-
an's permanent service-connected
disability; to specify qualification
requirements for the discount; to
authorize the Legislature to waive
the annual application require-
ment in subsequent years by gen-
eral law; and to specify that the
provision takes effect Dec. 7, 2006,
is self-executing, and does not
require implementing legislation.
Amendment Type:
Legislative/Joint Resolution, this
amendment was placed on the
ballot by the Florida Legislature
during the 2006 Legislative Session.
It was required to pass both the
Senate and House by a 60% vote to
be eligible for the ballot.
Sponsor: Florida Legislature,
2006 Session, Rep. Ray Sansom
(Fort Walton Beach)

Arguments
For: This is a chance to give
thanks to veterans who were
wounded in combat serving our
country. The amendment would
provide substantial ad valorem or
"property tax" relief for Florida's
military veterans who have fought
in a foreign war. The proposed
amendment would ensure the
exemption is in proportion to the
amount of disability a veteran
receives.
Against: Every permanent Flori-,
da resident who has legal title to


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60th anniversary celebration was cut short-by Hurricane
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at 11 a.m., and/or dinner on the rounds at 12:30 p.m.


and resides on real property is eligi-
ble for a homestead exemption of
$25,000. Currently, disabled veter-
ans receive an additional $5,000
homestead exemption. Rather
than an "across-the-board"
exemption, the proposed amend-
ment would create exemptions of
different amounts for each veteran.
What Your Vote Means
YES -If approved by voters,
Amendment #7 would lower
taxes for certain disabled veterans
by allowing them to take a dis-
count on their homestead property
tax equal in proportion to the
amount of disability as determined
by the U.S. Department of Veterans
Affairs. (Effective Dec. 7,2006).
NO -If Amendment #7 is not
approved by voters, the current law
which authorizes a $5,000 exemp-
tion for ex-servicemen who are dis-
abled to a degree of 10 percent or
more as a result of service in war
would remain in place.
Financial Impact The Office of
Economic and Demographic
Research (EDR) has estimated the
fiscal impact to be $20.1 million.
Note: The Financial Impact Esti-
mating Conference is not required
to adopt and prepare official finan-
cial impact statements to accom-
pany proposed constitutional
amendments which are placed on
the ballot by the Florida Legisla-
ture. The Revenue Estimating Con-
ference has estimated that the
recurring fiscal revenue to local
governments will be $1 million; it
does not appear to have an impact
on local expenditures.
Required Documentation for
Disable Veterans to qualify for
exemptions includes:
Proof of residency at time of
entering service:
Proof that injury was combat-
related;
Official letter from the U.S.
Dept. of Veteran's Affairs stating
that the percentage of the veteran's
service-connected permanent dis-
ability; and,
Copy of the veteran's honor-
able discharge.
Amendment 8
Official Title: Eminent Domain
Official Ballot Summary:
Proposing an amendment to the
State Constitution to prohibit the
transfer of private property taken
by eminent domain to a natural
person or private entity, providing
that the Legislature may by general
law passed by a three-fifths vote of
the membership of each houle off
the Legislature permit exceptions
allowing the transfer of such pri-
vate property; and providing that
this prohibition on the transfer of
private property taken by eminent


domain is applicable if the petition
of taking that initiated the condem-
nation proceeding was filed on or
after Jan. 2,2007.
Amendment Type:
Legislative/Joint Resolution, this
amendment was placed on the
ballot by the Florida Legislature
during the 2006 Legislative
Session. It was required to pass
both the Senate and House by a
60% vote to be eligible for the bal-
lot.
Sponsor
Florida Legislature, 2006 Ses-
sion, Rep. Marco Rubio (R-Miami)
Known Proponents:
Coalition for Property Rights,
FloridaAssociation of Realtors,
Florida Chamber of Commerce,
Florida Farm Bureau,
Florida Fruit & Vegetable Asso-
ciation,
National Federation of Indepen-
dent Businesses,
Property Rights Coalition,
Known Opponents: Unknown

Arguments
FOR: The decision as to
whether a taking for economic,
development purposes is permissi-
ble in Florida lies squarely in the
judiciary, and will remain so unless
the constitution or statutes are
amended to restrict such takings.
Unless the Florida Constitution is
amended, the question of whether
a city or a county may take proper-
ty for purposes of economic devel-
opment will remain unanswered.
Against: A constitutional
amendment is not needed to
address any eminent domain
issues. This proposed constitution-
al amendment would place strict
limits on the circumstances under
which private property taken by
eminent domain may be trans-
ferred to another party.

What Your Vote Means
YES -If approved by voters,
Amendment #8 would require
that private property taken by emi-
nent domain must be retained for
10 years before it may be trans-
ferred to another private entity. The
Legislature may provide excep-
tions to this limitation if passed by a
3/5 votes of the membership of
each house.
NO--If Amendment #8 is not
approved by voters, additional lim-
its will not be placed and eminent
domain. It would remain in its cur-
rent form as stated in the Floiida
Constitution, Section 6, Article X,
"prohibits takings of private prop-
erty unless Ihe taking is for a "pub-
lic purpose" and the property
owner is paid "full coi npensation."


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Private Property Owners -
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legislation making sure that even though the U.S. Supreme
Court decision allows local governments to take private
property for economic development purposes. it cannot
happen in Florida.
SMobile Home Residents -
Representative Grimsley enacted a statewide program to
improve the safety of manufactured homes during storms.
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P eligible for state grants to strengthen their homes and for
d Citizens insurance premium discounts once they have
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Reggie Gray sets up Tiger's final touchdown.


Jamal Hubert enroute to the five yard line on Tiger scoring drive.


Tigers roll past Inlet Grove for District Championship


By Jeff Barwick
The Clewiston Tigers survived a
very shaky first half of play and then
cruised to a 31-0 win over Inlet
Grove and clinched the District 2A-
6 championship. The Tigers (8-0
overall and 3-0 in the district) relied
on a second half running attack led
by senior tailback Jamal Hubert
who scored two touchdowns. On
the night, Hubert carried the ball 18
times and gained 199 yards.
SThe Tiger offense that opened
the contest was one that Tiger fans
had not seen this season. They
Were way off their normal perform-
ance and busted plays and penal-
ties kept them off the scoreboard
on their first five possessions. Lucki-
ly the Hurricanes were inept at
moving the ball, too. The Tigers
played the game without starting
receivers and defensive backs John
Melton and Sim Putnam who were
not allowed to dress for the game
due to disciplinary problems.
Hubert and starting tight
end/defensive end DeMn Hughes
were also held out of the first quar-
ter for less serious disciplinary rea-
sons.
Clewiston only made one first
down in the first quarter. On their
third possession, senior quarter-
back Jared Combass dropped back
to pass and found his intended
receiver covered. He retreated a lit-
tle further hoping to find someone
open, followed by about two more
drop back sequences. Finally, he
was sacked for a 43 yard loss giving
the Tigers and fourth down and 58
yards to go for a first.
The second quarter perform-
ance was no better as the Tigers
saw their first two possessions
stymied by five penalties and poor
blocking. With only 1:47 left in'the
half, CIE\\iion u[ i-e bail pin-rd
%way back on their 9. -ar- line
Hubert peeled oilf runs of 16 and
42, his long of the night, and then
Combass &ian for 12. Hubert added
another 8 yard dash before the
drive ran out of steam at the Hurri-
cane's 10 yard line with 23 seconds
left. Kicker Will Davis' 26 yard field
goal try hit the crossbar and barely
bounced over with 23 seconds left
in the half. But, bounce over it did
and the Tigers had their real first
break of the evening and went to
intermission with a flimsy 3-0 lead.
The Tigers' entered the second
half, fresh from a stern lecture by
the coaching staff, as a team more
resembling their season long per-
formance. Their first possession
resulted in a 5 play, 66 yard drive on
the ground with Hubert and tail-
back Darris Hughes sharing the
load. Hubert got the touchdown on
a 35 yard scamper up the middle
which he then broke to the Tiger
sideline. As he neared the goal,
Hubert shifted the ball away from a
potential tackler and fumbled the
ball into the end zone where he fell
on it for the score. Davis then con-
verted his first of four extra points
on the night. On their next drive,
the Tigers were stopped and punt-


Jamal Hubert breaks free in secondary enroute to a 35 yard score.


ed but got the ball right back alter
holding the Hurricanes and forcing
a punt, one of ten on the night for
Inlet Grove. From their 30, the
Tigers got 15 from Hubert and then
fullback Carl Whitehead hit the
middle on a quick trap and rum-
bled 33 yards. Tailback Collin Rick--
etts then ran for 7 as the third peri-
od came to a close with the Tigers
still only sporting a 10-0 lead
.lamnal Hubert then carried 3
straight plaNs and goi the final 5
yardss to score with 10:02 remain-
ing in the contest The Hurricanes
were quickly held and got off a
poor punt that went out ol bounds
at their 35. Five plays .later, Darris
Hughes gIt th Fial 7 'aids squirt-
ing off tackle. Davis' kick was per-
fect and it was 17-0. Inlet Grove
again could not move the ball and
Tiger cornerback Isandro Marquez
intercepted an errant pass at the
Tiger 45. Hubert knocked off 11
yards on two carries and Ricketts'
had runs for 7 and 17. Tailback Reg-
gie Gray then churned for 6 yards
followed by a hard run for 13 more.
From the 5 yard line, fullback Alton
Edmond busted right up the mid-
dle and scored the final Tiger
touchdown of the game. Davis'
point afwtr kick made it 31-0 for the
Tigers and that was the final score.
The Tiger defense was stellar all
night as they held the Hurricanes
(2-6 overall, 2-2 in district) to only
36 yards rushing on 30 attempts
and 90 yards passing on the night.
Leading the charge was Delvin
Hughes who had 5 tackles, an
assist, and 2 quarterback sacks and
2 running sacks. Nose guard Edwin
Alvarez also racked up 5 tackles
and both a quarterback and run-
ning sack. Linebacker Terrance
Thomas also delivered some hard
tackles during the game, finishing
with 4 solos and a running sack. On
the night, Inlet Grove had 7 posses-
sions in which they could only run
three plays and then were forced to
punt the ball and on another Mar-
quez' interception ended a 3 play
drive.
Tiger Coach Larry Antonacci
said, "We worked hard all week on
avoiding a flat performance. I felt
going into the game that we were
in trouble and we just came out
flat. We had several of our skilled
offensive starters out for the entire
game and a couple more who sat
out the first period for disciplinary
reasons. I think our team got dis-


traced by those events." Tiger tail-
back Darns Hughes was also disap-
pointed in the team's early per-
lot iriance saying, "We had a good
-%%eek of practice and kept talking
about what we had to do. We
knew we had to slay focused but
we just didn't get the job done."
"Finally, we got it together in the
second hall and got things going
again," he added.
The Tigers have been blessed
this \ear wilh depth at the tailback
position that most teams can only
dream about. Hubert, Harris, Rick-
etls and Gray are all talented tun-
iers with their individual strengths
and running stles. Coillectiely.
they ha\ e rushed tor 1,955 yards in
8 games on 234 plays, averaging
over yards. :.
Jamal Hubert sits at 1,1-16 yards
rushing on the season and with
two games remaining is in reach of
Clew.iston'r all time season rushing
record of 1,527 set by Thomas
\\ashingltn in the 19'0 *season.
However, his game and a half
absence in the past three weeks for
disciplinary reasons have made
that an uphill battle.
Tiger kicker Will Davis contin-
ued his perfect string as a Tiger.
Since joining the squad in week
thiee of the season. Da\is has not
rnissed the mark on 2 field goal
attempts and 32 point after kicks.
And the kicks in this game came
with new holder Isandro Marquez
who took over the duties due to
Melton's suspension.
The Tigers have outscored their
opponents this year 285-55 and
have won the last 4 games by a lop-
sided collective score of 185 to 9.
The Tigers travel to Boca Raton
this Friday for a 7 p.m. contest with
St. Andrews where the Tigers figure
to be heavy favorites.
They will then return home on
November 3 for a homecoming
match up with the Okeechobee
Brahmans.
The Tigers are assured home
field advantage for the first round of
the playoffs on November 10 and
will likely host St. Petersburg
Catholic, runner-ups to Tampa
Catholic in District 2A-4, although
the Florida High School Athletic
Association has not released official
pairings yet.
1 2 3 4 Final
Inlet Grove 0 0 0 0 0
Clewiston 0 3 7 21 31


Scoring:
2Q: Clewiston: Will Davis, 26 yd field
goal
3Q: Clewiston. Jamal Hubert, 35 yd
run; KickWill Davis
4Q: Clewiston: Jamal Hubert, 5 yd run;
Kick Will Davis
Clewiston: Darris Hughes, 7 yd run;
Kick Will Davis
Clewiston: Alton Edmond, 5 yd run;
Kick Will Davis
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Jared Comoass 10.2 0 15
Receiving- (Calches/Yardsi
Darns Hughes 1,11 Omar Smilh, 1.4.


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16 RELIGION Serving the communities south of Lake Okeechobee Thursday, October 26, 2006


Pastor leaves legacy of love


Special to INI
PAHOKEE July 4, 1925
meant more than Independence
Day to the Bass family-it was the
day that marked the entrance of a
great man into the world. On this
day, Percy Lee Bass was born to
the late Rev. Joel and Caroline
Bass. The eldest of three children,
he was raised in a Christian, farm-
ing home in Whiteville, Tenn. He
was nurtured in faith and was a
first-hand witness to his father
ministering the Word of God to
the people of God in the great hills
of Tennessee.
During Percy's formative
years, he worked diligently on the
farm and in school. A graduate of
Allen White High School, he
made sure to let all those around
him know the importance of an
education. After graduation,
Percy held various positions in
construction work in Memphis. It
was his skill as a construction
worker that eventually led him to
Pahokee.
Once in Pahokee, he reverted
to his roots in farming. Never one
to let his skills go untapped, in the
1960s Percy began work as a
heavy equipment operator and
became the first black heavy
equipment operator for the Palm
Beach County Road System. He
passed the time humming the
tune to his favorite song "What
Would My Life Be."
Though he worked the land
and the roads by day, he
remained an active an active ser-
vant in every church he attended.
He was steadfast in his servant-
hood, from serving as a Deacon
and singing in the choir at Greater
New Hope, to ministering
through songs as a quartet singer
with the Royal Lights Gospel
Singers.
Always known for being a little


stubborn, the call of the Lord for
Percy to preach the gospel came a
number of times. Over and over,
the call kept coming and Percy
kept procrastinating. As Percy
would later tell everyone, it was-
n't until he was pinned under-
neath a burning tractor that he
promised the Lord if he made it
out, he would go out and preach
the gospel. He got out and the call
was finally answered. Rev. Bass
began his ministry in 1969 at
Greater New Hope Missionary
Baptist Church in Pahokee under
the leadership of the late Rev-
erend WM. Bouyer. His first pas-
torate was at St. John Baptist
Church of Shawnee Farms.
Rev. Bass was not only a pastor
and preacher, but a friend,
teacher, advisor, counselor and a
fierce protector of his flock. St.
John Missionary Baptist Church
in Ft. Pierce was blessed with Rev.
Bass's service for 32 years.
After the death of his mentor
and friend, Rev. Bouyer, Rev. Bass
was called "home" to pastor the
Greater New Hope Missionary
Baptist Church in Pahokee. The
last church service Rev. Bass was
able to attend was the celebration
of 17 years of service at Greater
New Hope in September 2006.
;. Rev. Bass demonstrated his
love and compassion lor both
churches in a number of ways.
The one he took the most joy and
satisfaction in doing was his being
at the helm of weekly barbeques
at both churches. It \\as through
the funds generated fi.om these
barbeques that both churches
were able to meet a number of,
their financial obligations.
Rev. Bass knew that he could
not teach the Word % without
knowing the Word. He enrolled in
the Florida Baptist Seminary in
Lakeland where he excelled,


especially in Greek studies. After
the completion of his training,
Rev. Bass was bestowed with a
doctorate in Christian Theology.
He loved Florida Baptist Seminary
so much, that after his own grad-
uation, he served a number of
years as an instructor at the
school.
Rev. Bass's own pursuit of
knowledge never ended. One
would often find him sitting in his
favorite chair for hours at a time
with a Bible, concordance, and
dictionary, reading and studying
God's word.
Rev. Bass provided strong
Christian leadership to all those
around him. In addition to his
instructorship, he served for
many years on the board of Flori-
da Baptist Seminary. Rev. Bass
also worked tirelessly and was a
consummate pastor in the
Kissimmee Valley Missionary Bap-
tist Association. His dedication
was not overlooked by the Associ-
ation, and Rev.,Bass served as 1st
Vice Mpderator and President of
the Ministers and Deacons Con-
gress. Under his leadership, a
number of fundraising efforts
were initiated to support Florida
Memorial College in Miami.
"For I am now ready to be
offered and the time of my depar-
ture is at hand. I have fought a
good fight, I have finished my
course, I have kept the faith:
Henceforth there is land up for
me a crown of righteousness,
which the Lord, the righteous
judge, shall give me at that day;,
and not to me only, but unto all
them also that love his appear-
ing." 2 Timoth\ 4:6-8
After a very brief illness, Rev
Dr. Percy Lee Bass answered the
final call of the Mastei in the early
morning of Friday, Oct. 6, 2006
Family was always first tor Rev.


Bass. He worked tirelessly to pro-
vide for his family's needs and
was always there for them when-
ever they called. Rev. Bass leaves
behind a legacy of love and loyalty
to, not only his biological family,
but to all of his "children."
Rev. Bass leaves to cherish his
memories a loving, attentive and
devoted wife of 58 years, Mrs.
Magalean Singletary Bass; two
sons: James Cross of Chicago, Ill.,
and Frederick (Joan) Bass of Belle
Glade; a daughter, Sally Cross,
also of Chicago; three loving
grand-daughters, LaTrenia Denise
Bass of Jacksonville, Sharolyn
(Ron) Blanks of Maryland, and
Erica Lenise Bass of Tampa; an
affectionate great grand-daughter,
Devin Rae Williamson of Belle
Glade; sisters, Christine White of
Whiteville, Tenn. and Clinora Mot-.
ley of St. Louis, Mo; sisters-in-law
Delilah (Mervin) Dean of Riviera
Beach, Alice Singletary of Ft.
Pierce, Elizabeth "Lizzie" Turner,
SAlberta Myers, Hermina Moulture,
and Elsie Singletary, all of Paho-
kee; brothers-in-law, Hayden
i.Bettyl Br-ant ol Salisbury, Md.,'
and Jack tBetsy) Singletary ofr
Queenstown, Md.; surrogate son,
Howard Carswell of Baltimore,.
Md.; surrogate mother, Mrs Pinky'
Howard of Pahokee: special
cousins, reverend William "Hent"
iBettyj Bass of Memphis. Term,
and Roose\elt "Billy" (Jocei
Bass of St. Louis, Mo.; God-chil-
dren,. La.erne : Jackson-,
Roundtree, Sharon Jackson, Bev-
erly Jackson. Anthony Jackson,
Al ina Biggs-Angram, and Dwana
Thornas-Henderson; a host of
devoted nieces, nephe\'ws, and
cousins, and his extended chtich
families of St. John Missionary
Baptist Church 1of Ft. Pierce and
Greater Nei\ Hope Missionary
Baptist Church ol Pahokee


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Thursday Octobe 26, 206 Servin the comunitie-south o-Lake Oeech-be


Holiday traced to All Saints' Day observance


Rev. Samuel S. Thomas,
Ph.D.+
Saint Martin's Church, Clewiston
Halloween is around the corner
now: one of those celebrations that
is deeply a part .a
of our society.
I've asked chil-
dren why we .
celebrate Hal- F-.- .
loween and .
they really don't
know. Actually,
it is religious in
its origins.
The early
Church cele- Rev.Samuel
brated those S.Thomas
who were its
heroes: we call them "Saints."
They were the ones that did some-
thing special because of their faith


and served the Lord; many dying
because of their faith or leaving the
comforts of their home and family
to bring a message to other parts of
the world. They deserved to be
remembered and they were com-
memorated throughout the year.
Toward the end of the year, they
were remembered collectively on
the day of All Saints. They were
regarded as "The holy ones" or
"the hallowed ones." The evening
before was "All Hallow's Eve" or
when it was shortened, "Hal-
loween." It was the time when all
of the forces of evil were imagined
to rally, because they knew that
God's saints would come march-
ing in and their reign would be
over.
That's why. there were so many
witches and goblins, ghosts and
ghouls portrayed; and even though


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the history of Halloween is lost for
many, the celebration has
remained. If anything, Halloween
was the evening before a change to
come in the world. I can't help
wondering if we too should cele-
brate it as a prelude to change
today. We are on the eve of nation-
al elections with the possibility of
major changes in our government.
We are at a time in history when
nuclear weapons are becoming
more and more accessible to other
nations and organizations. We are
involved in very frustrating conflicts
in the mid-East and do not see an
end in sight. Many of our major
companies and industries that are
thought of as the foundations of
our economy are making drastic
changes; mergers never before
dreamed of are now in place or
seriously considered. We have just
reached three hundred million
people and are hearing many,
many different ideas about "immi-
gration." Oil is a never-ending
topic; the price of gas affects us all
in direct and indirect ways. When I
think of all of these things, I certain-
ly would like to see the forces of
evil, having done their worst, being
overcome and the "saints come
marching in" once more.
In reality, I think the changes to
come will be Subtle and not
overnight. I know that whatever
party is in office; sooner or later
people will call for a change once
more. I know that we will need to
come up with ways of solving our
problems without resorting to
weapons; nuclear or otherwise. I
know that we will need alternative
forms of energy and at the same
time be concerned about sources
that are environmentally friendly if
we are going to continue to exist


on this planet.
I know that we are a nation of
immigrants and have to determine
how best to balance our resources
among those who live here. Today,
the "saints" may be those who
work toward the long-lasting solu-
tions for the problems that face us;
work for assuring the protection of
those who are limited in our socie-
ty, work for "peace on earth, good
will toward men."
They have their work cut out for
them, but their reward is great too.
They will be the ones that tri-
umph and ultimately win their
place in God's scheme of things to
come. The symbolic book of Reve-
lation talks of them as John writes
about a great multitude that no one
could count, from every nation,
tribe, people and language, stand-
ing before the throne of God, wear-
ing white robes and holding palm
branches. One of the elders asked
him "Who are they and where did
they come from (Revelation
7:13)?" John told him "These are
thy who have come out of the great
tribulation. They are before the
throne of God and serve Him day
and night in His temple."
The Hallowed evening can still
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Has openings for the following positions:
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Coordinator, Facilities
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Equipment Operators, Senior
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Duda Farm Fresh Foods has immediate open- 1
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Familiar with principles of motor controls, VFD installation
and set up, process control circuits, read and understand
electrical schematics and NEC. Troubleshooting high
voltage, installation of all types of conduit, three phase
wiring, 480 volt lighting, process control circuits and
PLC's with minimal supervision.

Southern Gardens is the world's largest supplier of
100 percent pure Florida not-from-concentrate (NFC)
orange juice to the private label industry and major brands.
We are a subsidiary of US Sugar Corp. Located in
Clewiston just east of LaBelle.

Fax 863.902.2889
Email RReyes@ussugar.com
Stop in at the Employment Office on WC Owen


SHOP MECHANIC
King Ranch-Florida has an immediate opening
for a Shop Mechanic. Requires experience
repairing farm equipment and implements,
diesel engines, A/C, electrical and hydraulic
systems. Must have own tools. 50+ hrs. per
week. Salary based on experience. Complete
benefit package including medical, dental, life
insurance, retirement, 401 (k), vacation, holidays
and sick pay. Drug-free workplace/EOE. For an
application, please call (561)996-7257


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COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
HENRY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
POSITION OPEN UNTIL FILLED
The Hendry County Commissonersis seekingquaified applicants for the pratlon of County
minstrator. Hendry County is a rural but quickly growing County located in south central Florida,
Appliil.: riiiu1 iavIr i p.piterw andi knoridIedge ofl quality grrowt manal-rifi prlic';. ind
Uovernmrnt Irialince hthy must taie knowledge ol community ,plIrnlil. irural public work,
-iidri,iuirnen anrd h.)vC f.,n tni ]i.;'arf.;hip and comrnmunlcation tiill' tpeliitr. rniiI I .h: In
vilwiI.v.h i:; annl iAi>d01i.tivi' alUd -upervise their implemenation I he oCuuny liiiitiir'I.4hI l.
f',.porli..Ihl- loiM ui i' .llJ rrifint and supervision of the County E e iut.,: Ofrei.lon. IJulip
iricluiJf dfire.flirnj jid r uiidldiilinqt lh .idmihis 511atiralL of l e. Ct country I',vrm riiin t ini a Oil..ini -:
'wial pir lic-i'. tur-mualcd by the Counly ComtTil. .11.11
(..Jflilidi n., will hl, In ii,, te iJ iri'dividuals Wilti a Ma i-.r 1egr'r 1r ii iJihr, ri r BOl i i, .-
Pdmiiii .11 iliuH ,\'J liv y/ .i'-, :'e i:renCfe wuir.irig in a hign-liwel gr, e n i1 -i n,, i nJ. [prclerably
in a growing community.
Salary range $90,000 to $150,000
'..urriil Itinu ol in lreCS wanlin ir.eflW.c noui.J. r ubtiiihiliJ Ir ,
Heidry County Board of Commissioners
Human Resource Department
P0. Box 2340
LaBelle, FI 33975

ASSOCIATE PLANNER
Hendry County, Florida
BACKGROUND
Hendry County is located in southwest Florida and borders on Lee, Collier, Broward, Charlotte,
and Palm Beach Counties, The county seat Is located in LaBelle, which Is approximately 30 miles
east of Ft, Myers. The county eastern municipality, Clewiston, is located atthe southwest end
of Lake Okeechobee.
During the past several years the county has experienced a rapid increase In the amount of devel-
opment applications and proposals ana Increased the number of staff In the Development Depart-
ment by 3%, We are seeking motivated, talents Individuals to help the county prepare land use
plans and regulations and carry out projects to prepare for future growth.
JOB DESCRIPTION
A'.I' l in ithi r.paratiuun ul ,tan reports for rezone, variance, ,sp 'lI ncprion, subdivision
lit. dl lll [,li ll fit qui ,.. Cr.djIe iarrmendment, and Cniripriih'n. lv p, i lin r lr i li pi pihi rrll ..
SPfjrtoinl pull. y Ji.l.ly',A t iktisl LOjJ0( Planuning Aogeniy .intfDl Boii.I I I.'uI innly
Cnrmnil.:.ironi.'r,
iiiii. linid ,t:.rvly-i .j. needed.
Prpl i. w, ilrliil ii r)i lr rI q'rilding long anil sho l f rtingip plaiiinlnij i -Ii i", l iin [il iil ,.
Itr.iltfle lil. mid.ft, ,illd ll L project;: ndd
P[il!I.iJ anid lilli pl i it, lljll n t10o advisory boards, i.ivil. ,lt.,o(.)iih ii ..ini i.lis i Ii ll
,11.iin *,pnitld in ri.ilirn riquie .lI prl turininlg to land usi rndJ :Aiiln1
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
nirf:hirlir. (lr irn: IruilI ;in a tLit;dilltd.l college ur unlveilSity wilh ,a drrirer In Il iiiiiill I l.iil l, i
.lLrhile i:urI;l in rdalaefd rld1i, 01 lWO y .earsl exliellIi-i e, I l qitliiv.ill it.l illliil.iliuli
':IARI ING, ALARY $40.O(10 0 per year plus excellent bcenclil n pir.l,.iirl Ilntlu liii. l iili l Ii hriaird
i I l l uII h ilIdly:l,, iiiiial iLuVI niCk leave, iifl lravl. di l.l i [l .iili 'iii il:i' I .ii i
Contact:
Vincent A. Cautero, AICR Planning and Development Director
Phone:863-675-5240 Cell: 863-673-5993
PO, Box 2340, LaBelle, FL 33975
Email: vcautero@hendryfla.net Wesitle: www.hendryflanet

Mebhanle I, Basic mechanic knowledge, experience as an automotive service worker or
Mechanic's helper preferred,
MeI:Iiciic II. Graduate from an approved course In heavy & diesel thechanics, three years
experience,
Bnelt MeOrlnicr po0ilionl rtquirt Lass B driver. license. MvtilS il.vln Hiqgh Scihjui Dilolaila 01
h[ l i ilnl m In .ild hl li wClo 'ilton.
1Highway Maintenance lechnliclin II Maintalns .higiiwoys, rmnunilipal and ruratl r.od; ind
i iiiihtn il-wf 1y il ,.7,'il (ondi li1ii incwledgq in usa of standard eqp.ipmn1 .ii nl ni.ul l rh hyrl'; u.'ad i1
Ililil MIui .I h,vr v.lii Fluiir,]a Criiiniiil iici O iveiiv 1' l,5 n.o,. C 1. I,' 1 liinih ir l w ll .111 ii ,il

Heavy Equipmentl Operator I. Thi, killl)d work in ihN op'r3itin i.i i iililii wI. r irpini iii
Mu,'. vi ,:; '. y. i.p *?" irrhiin'. i i. :.- iarlli' i .hi l C.I n;rrui liii jin] '1 ijioili-ini nl" i

GIS Coorllinalor otr lle LaBelI!s oitec Ils r .;e l,., ri of t iihl.i1 ir hlDil
:.iNCGE- <. f i'e l' v IIlih'l 3iC'ance, gt i jpt'ihy. l i: 1'1It'J tl '.ld will fill 'ii.'h. ii
experinet in lh. us ii ~ ]iji.nic irfoi ma on sylir- oi j, uii iltlri it -p' i. UL', A'ful-.iil
Salary rs between 145.000 $0 000i)
Aquatics, Art & Athletic Coordinator Must he C.PR. & Flist Aide Certilied, Life Guid & Swim
Instructor Certified. Mr.l ihve knowledge and.'or enxpPrienita wilh I, 1i i i i i 'IJi, ...
sowina and (.ulinliy p'rlr irinTii ts, arls, l0 klowleno lP of ni ind i -i 1 1i-ii i ili i,.i 1, .l,
'i ,lll i.il uiitln ll b, k'l, lllI. tllra ck f, lilid, ijhyslL.t l llt es
SElectrical Inspector, Must have 8 yrs, experience with a licensed contractor,
: Sta Assisiantl ll. Hendry County Grants & Specal Projects, rnit i., a i,,lhiy li-.pu'.illn,
position, mustbe an Independentthink and able to multitask, Hit(in ioul lrdlii.i iiii iti
equivalent.
Staff Assistant IV. Hendry County Building, Licensing and Code Enforcement Dept.
The person selected for thIls position will have supervisory responsibilities overthe permitting and
licensing functions in the Dept. and will report to the Director of Building, Licensing and Code
,Enforcement,
, Codo Enfoicientn Officer. The person seileclid for tins position will Ii iiiilily I pin tihlhi: li
iiititilltiiiiii .1p)[puvril (Irvilrpi ritlol 0rderas Including. but not lilitfl I, .r.ic i i, il i' i il
special p i miil't. inil It.uiidivlSiiun pljl The selected Cijani dal e will i .'Onih ,l i -tri Jdiiun'; Uin
approved dcvelopmri lr, inipoir'd by e Board oft County Comniliiiiiii., nv hut, illii,
it, hilM i.k'h l Ti iii. 'Iii illt : ti rvN to rin t.\ Po il0ion will Inv 'IuI liv, I'li iillI .1 I inii "i
S S.11iliulvy Wil
Floid Soevicc/Meter Roader for Pt LaBelle Utilities. A valid iili.,n i iii h i. i ri ii iii ii ll i iiiu
1" r1 ll' 'l ul hi .l.illi CH Oih ii-i',, l.. idili.j witl r niteli' I, ly-i v,,tl, lii- ". i.i0 ii1i i l" n i i" Ili'
1. 11+ l I3 i ililF |i1i hih.iiiiiiii| 1 i .'Ibli- ti i6Jvaiicenlei"i
S H.I.P Coordinaltoi. ii-lily Itn ,pUinsiltlr w itk hi.idinilrillt iinil lil. '. I I' rltiiil llii u ll, i 11 ll
I iiii ll Ini 1i Iiitiy I.rllilv Hiijti L.iOu tl r idiJu'lTiuri UI i l till lv, i. i l i jil. i viiilu.ltiii
Ltirlnilhln. ll l h .il nil .ni l .l.'rl',nre /ccr.unting riIue gl oil.liN 1li, ,

Paramedic Openings with Hendry County EMS. Schedule is 24/48, :.ii iini .ii ,'i f'i 11.30/hr
plus increase with experience credits.
Call Dunhid Aliii, Opirations Chief at 863-612-0725 lor full details and application Applica,-
tion dieadlinie for irrent positions Is November 10, 2006 Ponsillon will InI: onil iiutil filluil
The posillons 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
Courthouse In LaBelle in the HR Department.
Vet Pref, EEO. Drug free, Applicants needing assistance In the application process should
contact the Hendry County Commissioners HR department.


HEALTH EDUCATOR
(Health Educators L3)
(# 64003123)
Position with Chronic Disease Prevention Program
in Glades County; self starter with public speaking
ability, espit.milice working in a rural community
with a dIverse population. Background screen-
ing/lingelprinting required. EEO'AA, Apply on line:
!lllp: //i cipierfit myllurnda com or Call Pat @
863-674-4056 x 118 for more details

FOAM INSULATION h.miiiv, y basd out of ,.iewr"i li, II.A i 1
illU In i .i.iiiu'i, u iiwiJll ih iiu j iveij l required Conrparny veimi Ih .
provi'il,.11 Monidjy v ,tirouiirh Frini ay PieLti world, Gujirnili rl
ininimumli $50 I week (ILilu'ig training period if ualilhtil to
drive. BHiirli,. bonus, and travel cost paid. Must be 21
years or older with clean drivers license. We are a drug free
workplace. Contact 1-800-683-3155,


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POSITION AVAILABLE
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S U G A R The Seminole Casino in Immokalee is seeking fun,
CORPORATION energetic and enthusiastic individuals to join the area's
IHOTTEST entertainment venue immediately


STAFF ACCOUNTANT- Southern Gardens Citrus

Position will be responsible for preparation of income and
balance sheet statements, consolidating statements, and
various other accounting reports. Will review and verify
"ii.umiracy of journal entne: and accounting classificatons.
HFSj,)r, ii-lJi[ lor cost accounimlg activities.

Will iIstrlii.1 or assign work to accounting clerks along with
coordinating accounting matters with other departments,
ii;,rinn', and divi;ions. Assist in year end closing, annual
budget preparation, etc. Must be proficient in the use of
Microsoft Office products. This position is Ideal for someone
thatwants to expand their knowledge in the Inventory/Cost
accounting area. Prefer Bachelor's degree and 3-4 years of
experience.

Southern Gardens is the world's largest supplier of 100 percent
pure Florida not-from-concentrate (NFC) orange juice to the
private label industry and major brands. We are a division of
United States Sugar Corporation, one of America's largest
diversified, privately held agribusiness firms. The Company is
headquartered east of LaBelle and west of Clewiston.
RReyes@ussugar.com
Fax 863-902-2889

Glades County
Board of County Commissioners
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
October 23, 2006
Equipment Operator I
SALARY RANGE: 17 47-411,59 per hour
EXCELLENT BENEFITS, HEALTH CARE AND STATE
RETIREMENT
MAJOR DUTIES: Operation and routine maintenance of single
axle dump trucks, mowing tractors and associated
implements. Preparing legible dally work tickets, recording
time, equipment and inventory used, Provide safe conditions
for employees and the general public. Working with road
crews doing various jobs when necessary. Will be required to
perform labor duties such as shovel, rake or lay sod. Any
other related and assigned duties.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES: Must be capable of
safely and efficiently operating a variety of light and medium
maintenance and construction equipment. Must have the
ability to lift up to 100 lbs, and have the ability to sit, stand,
walk, stoop, bend, crawl, and work outside for long periods In
various weather conditions. Requires knowledge and skill in
operation and maintenance of dump trucks and tractors.
Ability to read and write effectively. Requires a minimum of 6
months of directly related experience. Ability to work flexible
hours and overtime under emergency situations.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: High school diploma or
equivalent. Must have a alii & Florida Vorriercial
Drivers License with acceptable driving record. Screening test
for illegal drugs.
JOB LOCATION: Glades County Road Depar tment. Moore
Haven. Work is county wide.
WOIIK SCHEDULE: 7:30 a.m. 4:00 p.m., Monday Friday
CLOSING DATE. Novenmer 3,2006 at 5:00 p.m.
SUBMIT APPLICATION TO: Mary Ann Dotson
500 Avenue J
RO,. Box 1018
Moore Haven, Fl 33471
8863.946-86000
Glades County Is a druglfree, non smoking workplace





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
RN
ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR
RECREATION SPECIALIST
VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR
(PC Support)
SUBSTANCE ABUSE INSTRUCTOR
SECURITY CLERK

MOOQBEHAVEN C9BRECTIONAL FACILITY
1990 East SR 78NW
Moore Haven, FL 33471,
Phone 868-946-2420
Fax 863-946-2487
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Permanent PT. RV park locate
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an office Link, ye.ii round
starting .arinlldi 'i'ly. Req's
working weekends during sea-
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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.
Clewisibn, FL 33440




Duda Farm Fresh has' several job
il -ni Iy.' in our, shop department.
Nc' dlcd: mechanics, vw'cdcrs, helpers.
Top pay, excellent benefits. Will train.
Drug Free Work Place. Apply in per-
son at 12255 N. Hwy, 29 in -Feldi or
call for information (863) 673-0362
or (8(,3) 673-2780
EOE

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


EmploymIt
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Seminole Tribe of FL Health Dept. has openings at
the clinics on our Big Cypress & Brighton Reser-
vations for:

RN-Case Manager: Coordinate home nealth care
& DME, Conduct home visits, oversee medical
cases & provide nursing services. Counsel pa-
tients. Active FL RN license Case Management
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CHINA CABINET rilov,' GIRLS PANTS, Sizes 4 & 5, 5 BED, Twin Size, Like new. Ma-
1 I________ prle-."l- S24.iv'1 PRE-ENGINEERED STEEL pairs, from New York Style, rina style, Headboard & 3
IOAK'AASHSiLAND rL BUILD NGS. 30x40 was $25 for all or will separate. Drawers Below. New $159,
MAHOGANY SERVERi, 31 -.. a', $6,800. 40x60 (863)697-6129 asking $125, (863)357-3369
Air Conditioners 505 BIUFFET ;. $21 ,860 now $1 ,, 520.
Antiques 510 .3i".-Jf 5g lt,8.08 .' 120 nw LEATHER JACKETS, Men's, BEDS (2) Twin: Complete, Off
Antiques 515 it. 17740 e; sizes up to size Large, 1 brown & 1 White i,,'? Mi,:rrcd Dresser,
Appliances 515 COFFIN with I'' -i; 1000000 st. Erection black new. S50 each or best High Boy Dresser & 2-End ta-
Appliance Parts 520 .- .) ,-.' A e T offer.U.i,:4-5914 bles. $1000. (863)517-1942
Beauty Supplies 525
BBuycles 530 HOOSIER CABINET. .,mw SPECIAL BUILDING BUFFET & IiT H.r pne
Books Magaznes535 SALE..."DONT MISS ITP Fall $300 (863)763-0215
Building Materials540 El i- 1.,, or deposit holds till, CHROME & GLASS /R TBL
Business Equipment 545 SEWING M4CHINE- ; .. spring. 255x40'x14 $5800. BASEBALL, BASKETBALL 5.8x3. Table only, good cond.
Carpets/mugs 550 furniture. Access included 1" Frot FOOTBALL CARDS: Appox 5.x350. 863-675-1553
Children's Items 555 Good condition. $200. ~, r.. Other sizes 50,000. $2500 forall, will sep. E-TABLE & 2 end tables
China, Glassware, Etc 560 : Pioneer. (863)902-0474 COFFEETABLE end
Clothintg 5657 .-.. ELVIS COLLECTION, Many with drawers, all oak wood.
Collectibles 575 -STEEL BUILDINGS. Factory items, Rare items, e fr $175 for set, will not separate.
Collputrides 575 Appliances 05158S IDIto Graceyland, memorabilia. $550 (863)675-4098 evenings
mputeVid 58 DSWASER Excellen00. Ex: 4 60' to neg. (863)467-0627 COUCH & LOVESEAT bam-
Crafts/Spples 585 DISHWASHER, Excellent con- 100 x 200. Ex: 50 x 100CPiN BALL MACHINES (3)-not boo, no tears in material,
Cruises 590 otir r L,3if-1634 12' =$3.60/sq ft. PIN BALLMACHINES (3)-not faded from sun, $50.
Drapes, LneasFabik 595 .- www.rigid- working, very collectable, (863
Fireplace Fixture 600 DISHWASHER- Whirlpool, bijtc.ing c,:,, $500 for all (863)328-0002 (863)357-6113
COUCH- 2pc w/table in mid-
Firewood 605 E .'Bidn. 50STAMP ALBUM, 22k gold de, light pastel colors, good
Fur e 615 DISHWASHER, Whirlpool, replicas of United State condion $100 or best offer
Health A Reducing Near new. $100. $500t(863)763-8146 (863)467-5680
Equipment 620 (663.)93-97C95 Cienii.rwn METAL ROOFING SAVE $$$ COUCH, PLAID, Sleeper, 2
Supplies 625 ELECTRIC DRYER- GE, like Buy Direct From Manufactur- SWORDS, KNIVES, DAGGER nd tables & coffee table
Household i teams 630 new, barely used, $100 or er. 20 colors in stock with all & more, approx 71 items, (Pine wood finish) $150. Will
Jewelry 635 bestoffer (863)673-5655 Accessories. Quick turn "31 nw ,ibo- i.1'. for all. Separate.(863)673-0081
around! Delivery Available Or best )oer 863-467-5052 R -
Lamps/Lights 40 LG. UPRIGHT FREEZER GE (352)498-0778 Toll Free TRAIN SET, LGB 100th Anni- DINING ROOM TABLE- Tile
Luggage 645 Frostfree, wht. & Tappan 4 888)393-0335. versary, 83 & 84 carsWhite wasex, Peach tile
Medical Items 650 burner g. stove, wht.cond boxestrack & extras.
Miscellaneous 655 $325/both t *,i tFp 675-1553 STORM DOOR- 32X75 brand Firm 863)634-0387
Musical Instruments 660 new, never used. $950 neg. (863)763-0266
Office Supplies660 REFRIGERATOR- L. Small, Screen/window. $1 50. R SUaT able,5 chairs chri-r
Equipment 665 perf.i't Ior RV. brindnew, 302-228-3005 cabinet, serv$525 che8-00rry
Pets/Supplies/ t75 (239):P-.l-2115 Suppie I5 1 wood, $525 (863)328-0002
Services 670 REFRIGERATOR- GE, With ice I DR TABLE- Broyhill, W/2
Photography 675 idkpr Like new. $250. COMPUTER DESK- large, with Capts. chairs, 2 reg chairs, 1
Plumbing Supplies 680 (863)675-2151 BABY CRIB- complete, light adjustable height, good con- bench, 2 leafs, dark pine,
Pools n Supplies 685 6 BABY CRIB- complete, lght ,,n *50 or best offer $500(863)763-0215
Restaurant REFRIGERATOR. Whirlpool, I wood, good condition $20 127
Equipment 690 year, ol010, ide by sili w'lir it e .,, l i,' 27 ENTER CENTER- fits 32'1TV,
Satellite 695 & r on 'r, nd. ARRIAGESTROLER -Hi DELL, with pr r 1 year old wood, $50 (863)634-3641
Sewint Machines 700 22cu 700 3i7 -1 i l Highl woirk ;. q1od, $300 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, 3
Sporting Goods 705 STOVE. Ceramic- Like new will s'll 0-0ii ',alely piece, cherry stained, wood,
Stereo Equipment 710 $2il 863f, ",-16*,-4 n-i'..-, "i.n "ill.'r ijm, SEMPRON 3000+ new/reser- 9' lon, holds 27"tv. $300 or
Television/Radio 715 vi 'I, 52 mrrem, Julb.lid. best offer. (863)697-1706
Tickets 720 WASHER & DRYER- GE Super OCEAN WONDERS AOUARI. burner loaded w/ipr1im, ENTERTAINMENT CENTER,
Toolys 725 c.p I, it. la.iiid new, $500 UM- asking $20, ,'.r:llr'nt w/guar. '-,i ) dr,. 1 63-1 -16 .. 11Th ""E ,
To s & Games .730 (86 J,l75-b.hi0 condition (863)467-0826 i.I ', up t65TV,
V1FHs 735adjustable, glass doors, glass
Wanted to Bu 740 WASHER, Roper, Li',nP C.- OCEAN WONDERS MOBILE- shelves, $275 (561)914-6746
paiiy 2 Like rirw [ljw Fisher Price, with remote FUTON MATTRESS- Deluxe
$229 Askino $175. $25(863)467-0826 MYSTERY SCRAPBOOK LOT- F6' ln i hover LDke.new,
86357-0over 800 teams, brand new, $50 (833)7 6369
AirJS. 35"9 SWING SET- i'+,ui $50. (863)763-6369
ii 05ASTACK UNIT& ERS$0 $50 (863)634-3641 ,.1 ijif)36311..8433 FUTON SOFA BED, w/thick in-
AIR COND-Central package $95&upUptoyrwarranty Finditaster. Sell 0 Ion- rw. p
unit, 3.5 ton, YCrk, nevr REFRIGERATORS & STOVES Or in the classifieds "i u r3'*6I3.61 9-0221 Aqua Isle',

(561)447-6538 $155h 2 ROOMSrOF FURNITURE LOVESEAT, Light Blue Grood
(5c61)447-638 0 Only $29.99 Per Week! rcidiliidi Oinly $501
WINDOW UNIT- KI.-nmonr.- BOYS & GIRLS CLOTHING, Callo Havell Dlivered Today! 1863ilf.75. 1153 LBelrle
18,1t1il BTU's, Cool & heat BIKE 2_ wiieelr. 20", Mon- Size 12 Mostly name brand 863-983-2130 MEMORY FOAM MATTRESS,
New, Never used. $300. goose Model, very sharp $40 Will separate ARMOIRE/ENT. CENTER, Very Oueen, 9'. ASA, as seen on
8 .1,.34--1271 must see, $40. Call i8 ,357-03i'1 nice, call to view. $125 or TV in factory packagEq. -475
(863)763-0625. LTN- Wom e i, best offer. (863)675-8937 cash. (239)223.8103
Looking flop a place to CLOTHING- Womens, name
hang your hat? Look no GIRLS CHOPPER BIKE- ask- brands, size 3x, pants & BED -win vilustiik mj.i TWIN BEDS, 2, Maple, Com-
lurtlerp than the classl-- ing $100 (863)763-3448 or tops, new w/tags $80 will sage. $300. (b86)634-48-42 ph-le. Good condition $75.
odse (863)467-5756 sell sep (954)237-4846 or (863)635-4870. (863)467-4124
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Luan B.
S- Walker
Broker
863-677-1010
Brick 3BR/2BA two car garage on
rorthside beautiful 400 sq. ft. lana.i
roll down shutters, immaculant and
oretiine clean. Large bedroom
ready to move inat 5284.900
Get Preconstruction Prices 8 avail-
able 36R, 2EA, I car garage located
on Texas Ave., Harlem Subdivision
1673 sq. ft. Special Loan package.
Lutz Builders $1 60K
20 AcresO. oHwy.2Z

SStee buiiOi L'XIUJ with
64x l14 Bay doors
126 Oak Drive, 3 bdrm/2 bath,.
beautiful over 1 acre, paved drive
lined w'Oals, pole barn fabulous
co-er porch, remodeled throughout
A must see on your house shopping
ist and the price is riuht af
il tor,900
The Oaks at Clewiston
9 Available 2bd/l 1/2ba
Condominiums.
FIRE SALE @ $110,000
W/$3,500 BACK TOWARD
CLOSING for the condo's
For Rent
3bd/2ba Mobile home on 5 acres
$900.00/per month ,
Call Becky for more information at
863-983-8590 or 863-599-1083.


- Smith/Williams Team
Glenn A. Sarah A.
Smith GRI Williams
863-983-3508 863-228-6867
1) Montura Ranch 2 Mobile Ho-,n.' on 1 25 ac. $99,900 MLS?
2'00668993
2)Talapia Farm Production ..rld out thr,:unh i, end oF rhe year, Call Glenn
for details MLS#: 200645189
3) Close to Schools 3/2 Mobile Home in Seminole Manor. Reduced"i
$86,000 MLS-. 2u0,'36.i7:'
4) Income Producing 3/1 and(S ALEENDN ,d on Haiti Ave. $164,900

5) Easy Life 5,D Remn':odelEd : '2 Mobile Home. New roof, carpet. Call for
appointment 585,000 MFLS.: 200661385
6) Ladeca 5 ac fish farm I p.:,ndIs fenced, built up 4 feet above the sur
rounding properties., 5325,000 MULS. 200654436
7) Farm Labor Camp Permn SlE~fENDIG,11/ Glenn for details MLS'-'
200658473
8) Montura Ranch 4/2 Mobile Home ('98 Homes of MeriTH on 1.25 acres
Reduced! $S25,000 1IL-, 200644944
9) Matura Ranch 5br/2ba Home on man-made lake MLS4200675597
10) 15 Acres Cleared viie i.ndJ Freiced and cross fencedr. Convenient
access to Clewiston 01 Labellt $425,000 MLS, 2I00(165'2207
11) Moore Hasen Spai.inu 4br/2ba Mobile home with iarge front porch.
M'.;S L l 1) C, 1 1 I 'J
12) 3br/2ba CBS home on 1/3 acre. New roof, paint, & fenced.
MLS#20065064
Vacant Lots Sweet Lake Villas
'r 1,4-11 rll I ,- $$55K 370 N. Olivo $42K
1029 Harlem Academy $30K
417 Redish Cir- S60K 529 Redish Cir- $35K -.*
36S N. Under 542K Call Today-!!

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Charmaine A.
Montgomery
863-697-0189
Se Haldb Espanol
1. NeLwJ.istinin ?,bd.-?bn "2 ar
garage Beauliful brand rn"e'
home with aranite counter tops
& rl ed through out Icait d on
1. acres This is your chance
to move tn the country
I -40.(00(i.00
2. New Listing
38D2E.A Loublewide Mobile or,
2.5 acre pad eJ road. .corner
lot, lenced e.v rooff, ne.v paint
inside Only 169.,900
3. G.reatlthings come atsmall
pgackaes. Newly padntei inside
and out this 3bd, 1 ba home is
located in Harlem Ptentb'of
room to grow. Piuied ur, sell @
S7?49,900 00
I List, Show & Sell
Montura
4. Mo iura.ca.anc.h Ejtaiets
425 S voerda 534.900
2G3 Huniiung Club $42,000
701) S Sh-eland i44.90r:-
735 S. Palm $449,000
32 i- Nogal St 1 i5 ac .;:990i:0
I 2S N K.rSOfD5J1id l3.995
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Gonzalez Garcia

561-722-7347 863-228-4798
Se as Fspat St RabEDsPW
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"npioed Sb.J ?-, home on .23 Time To Com l hi This 3 id
on Ob;spo .Ae It'l- a beauty ,V.
ew ki .iri-i n ,:daL.nr,, nei. roof, :r,, n"o l,. s hi cri ,i iV '., i 19.95r(
ed through out Pass it on. Only
900.00
r wants Oul It's as simple as
The owner of this 3bd/1 ba home
to sell now! Don't be the sec- "?
caller because it's priced to move
S$144,900.00
Pay high par-a lents when you '
wn ihe 1 D 6,a 38R, 2-bath .... ..
wde h # 1or a double
rt, pantioa din Easy Life
viiwrn l ,o sell fast at Feature Listing
00.
ng for vacant land? Well brinq 2Berroom 2Bath home
horses because I've got 1 2 Bedroom 2ath home
tracts available now in Montura built on lots within
Estates. Give me a call today!' ui l .
to Love The perfect site for walking distance of local
future. This lot is located in Port middle school is being
e and the land-.caping is cour-
if mother nature i '; ready for offered at $199,900.
t$29,500 Seller will give an
large your batteries livin in this Sllew ic ll giv n
BA doublewide mobile home in allowance of $1,UUU000.00
ira Pan( h ust abo thrty min- for appliances Please
from jvr. Th 1,2acre site for appliances. Please
es lots of trees, privacy, peace call me for an appoint-
ulet. See it and be charmed.
900,00 ment to see this home.
Less Because of unusual cir-
ances, there is a lot available in Call Me For All Your
aBelle off Memory Lane for only
00. Call and buy it today! Real Estate Needs!


Walker/Wood Team V
0I' Sam J. Ashley P.
Walker Wood GRI
863-677-1013 863-228-1132
CLEWISTON
-CR 835 11.77 acre labor ca.SAbErENDINGt, Clewiston $499,900.00
-New Listing! 3bd/2ba/1lcar garage CBS Home, 1,670sq ft. located on
1012 Texas Ave. $165,500.00
-3/2 DWMH, 611 Orange Rd, offered @ $89,900
*2.5 ac, pond, 1984 3/2 DWMH, new a/c, metal roof, completely
remodeled in 2005 for $145,000? You got itl!! MLS #200640508
.2.5 acres on FSI"ShLE f1~* f-).00
LAKMJEBT
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. Reduced to $475K
WMONTJRA
- 105 Pinelake Ave the best 1.41 ac lake front lot in Montura @ $77,900
-470 S. Hacienda; 1997 4bd/2ba Palm Harbor MH, 6' fence, beautiful lot and
trees, detached carport and shed, immaculate!! Reduced to $130,000
- 420 South Lindero $33,900
.225 Datil St. Std $24K1
. 545 S. Brida St. $32K
-Vacant land in Harlem! .19 acre tots "
-Vacant land in Port LaBelle! $39,500
-Great Investment In LaDeca! Starting Prices
S acres for only$70K Sweet Lake Villas:
PIONEER PLANTATION
*990 Wil0cvq Mk.#llieatr. 5 acres Villa $179,990
cleared & water, LagO $199,990
-Huge concrete pad. Owner willing to Dolce $209,990
sacrifice for $112,500.00
.420 Union Ave. 2.5 Acres $72.9K, Call Us Today
4150 Pioneer 17th St. 2.5 Ac 65K, FO M re Inf ation
5205 Pioneer 22nd St. 5 Ac 5130K or More fIformation


: Jerry W. Charles Enrique
Smith H. Kehm Acosta

561-261-3444 S 305-506-5876
^**i ^ ,- i 305-968-2242 ^ ^
Great Locationl 3bd/2ba/2 car 1. Commercial Listing Successful Montura3bd/2ba doublewide on
garage, brick veneer, fenced back- Business & Property with over paved corner lot recently remod-
yard, new roof, storage sheds. 10,000 sq.ft. of Buildings on lod. Hurry! It won't last
Wonderful family home. $279,900.00 acres w/ 175' directly on $139,900.00
Ready to Move in Waiting For You Sugarland Hwy, Free Home in Flaghole Take this
1995 Homes of Merit MH, fenced. 2. Industrial Property Hurricane Proof opportunity in owning a nursery.
above ground pool, lots of storage. Concrete Building/ Landscaped/ This 5.5 acre land is the perfect
and metal roof. Neat & clean. Parking $250K place to jump start a new business
$130,900.00 3. Industrial Lot w/ industrial zon- or to use as an investment proper-
Just Reduced! 2.5 Acres, 3bd/2ba ing $99,900.00 5. For only $319900.00 yous that have 8 cget
MH, fenced, located in Montura 4. Commercial Lot Need a cornm- Ilants and a hd/a mobe omit
Ranch Estates. $155,000.00 mercially zoned lot for your busi- that has 2 screened patios on either
Ready To Move In! 3bd/2ba MH ness Great Buy at 589.9K with side, DONT LET THIS OPPORTUNI-
located in Moore Haven $79.9K owner financing TY PASS YOU BY!
MH on 1.25 acres in Montura Ranch 5. New Residential Listing! R2
Estates $18,900.00 zoned 3bd/ Iba with a lbd/lba New Listing! 5bd/3ba, 2 AC units,
Estates I,900. Mother in Law Detached Room 2 water heaters, split floor plan,
5 Acres in Pioneer potential for great $158,9000 Exceptional Value new tile throughout, freshly paint-
home site $165K Oed, working chimney, great screen
Acres inLaDeca $125K for less than 50K Sportsman's name! A must see! $549,900tras o
Lehigh Acres Lot $65K Village $9,0
7. Beautiful 2.5 acre wooded home Need Some Space? Spacious
M.rturmaoLrlb.tae.S site in Pioneer Plantation. Priced to 4bd/2ba doublewide MH in
363 AppatoosaAve. (Paved road) $38K Sell $78K w/ possible owner Montura. Split floor plan, living
345 S. Zambra S39.9K financing room, family room, too many
830s. Orange St. $39.9K 8. Ni ii extras! Hurry, won't last! Motivated
620 N. Fronda 2$47K Hke M- Seller! Only $149,9000
320 N. Fronda 45K d Secluded well maintain 1995 dou-
615- S. CRiverside S4SK Arefsl$5lKll4V blewide 3bd 2ba, split floor plan,
120-130 S. Coral (2.5 Acres) $75K master bathroom includes garden
2.5 acres Perimeter Rd. S99K 9. New Listing! Port LaBelle Beautiful tub w/ separate shower, property
615 Perimeter Rd. 2.5 Acres $89,900 lot $45K Offers Welcome fenced andhas horse fenced area,
also next to a canal, $ 124,900.00
10. Mobile home lot in Harlem $21 K
Just Listed! 4BD/2BA home located


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on Avenida Del Rio. Just Reduced
to $374,900
New Listing! 1055 Riviera Ave.
3bd/2ba home on 2.5 acres. Has
new roof & AC. $259,000.00
New Listing! 2005 3bd/2ba
Double wide, has security system,
located on 1.25 acres
Priced to sell at $144,900.00

YACAT LAND
'ii NW 2 Ave. located in South Bay
i acre lot $30,000.00
2650-2655 Pioneer 11th St. 5
acres $5170,000.00
MonturRa ranch Estates
130 N. Arboleda 1.09 acres
S39,900.00
136 Montura Ave. 1.25 acres
$39,900.00
569 Hunting Club Ave. 1.25 acres
$55,000.00
740-750 S. Palm St. 2.5 acres
$80,000.00
455 N. Hacienda $50,000.00

FREE $300.00
for Closing Costs
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Wicker Furniture, Loveseat,2 TEND COLLEGE ONLINE working cnd. Complete
cr wurnr, 3bese,2 from Home. *Medical, w/pumps, etc. $500. You
chrs., wcushins, 3 tables, *Business *Paralegal, haulit863-467-7267 CUSTOM BUILT GUITAR
in Aqua Isles, $100. *Computers *Criminal Jus- CABINET- 77"T x 42"W, 2
(336)342-0221 tice. Job placement assis- SUNQUEST 2000S 10 BULB solid doors & shelf, $350 or
tance. Computer provided. Tanning Canopy. $300. bestoffer(561)633-1371
Financial Aid if qualified. Call 863-634-5888
(866)858-2121 www.onli- DBL KEYBOARD ORGAN- ask-
AMMO- 30-30 Win, 200 neTidewaterTech.com. TEXAS INSTRUMENT 92 'ing $50 (863)635-4455
rounds, boxed, $70 will di- CHRISTMAS DECOR, Outdoor, Graphing calculator & guide
vide (863)301-0250 $50 for all. (863)983-8216 book. Like new. $50. OVATION CELEBRITY GUI-
S$ (863863-612-9233 Labellearea TAR- w/hard shell case,
COLT 45, Argentinean model after10am curly maple top, $450
1927, Colt cal. 11.25 mm, DRUMS (10) 55 gal., for Burn- Love the earth Recycle (863)357-0344 Ive msg
a n t I q u e ing (10) 15 gal. & (10) 55 gal.
$675.863-467-1958 P lastic, Water Tight Drums yup used Items by sell- PIANO- Wurlitzer, full size,
RIFLE W/SCOPE-22ga, ask t $150wilasep. Ing them in the classi- asking $300 (863)635-4455
RIFLE W/ SCOPE- 22ga, ask- $150 will sep. (863)763-5062 fieds.
ing $150 (863)674-0634



MOMENTUM 610, takes up
35" floor space, new. $75 or
best offer. (863)634-5914
PROFORM 700-S- Magnetic,
Resistance. Eliptical exercis-
er wrln ,i-liuiCh rr(umorri
$19. 1863164-0098


CEILING FANS (2). Hunter '
USA made w /lightl i- ,Cos -
5.125 Each asing $70 lorF
brtn will ep 15, 1(b33- 1 1.....


FREE DIABETIC SUPPLIES' I "-
M1-EDICARFE FATIENITS' Cjll- .
is Toll Free F186629 4-347- .. .
.'id lecove a FRe E METER,
Am-Med Quality Did ab eo ,
Supplies
HOVEROUND SCOOTER-
Good .undlion $500 Or f.
,est oiler (863)697-3N99
MOTORIZED CHAIR G 1l, ill
Alarile new bari1ries. .e .:c
uon,] ;,850IV ) 63J.Ji42
or 186.11635-4 18U -
POWER CHAIR, MEilS Hoid5s
LP 10 350,D 'ew naner The most important
lires Pa $7.598 Now $600
est r23324-11 20 minutes of your day
iis the time spent reading

DEER FEEDER- Sweeney, with your child from
holds 200 lbs of feed, elec birth to age nine.
timer w/battery, good cond.
$225(863)763-5110
Hos-S ale 1121 H ous-S alS e 105 Hu se -^^ ^ ^ Sal 1251 ouss Sae 02


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Thursday, October 26, 2006 Serving the communities south of Lake Okeechobee


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ENCLOSED TRAILER, used,
YAMAHA ELECTRIC PIANO 2006 MODEL BLOWOUT!! 7x10 or 8x12 with loading
exc.cond. $750. Warehouse Clearance Sale ramp. 863-675-5825.
863-234-1067 Labellearea on the New Kayak Pool. NEW COIN COLLECTOR want-
SAVE $ thousands on select- ng to add to my collection an.-
O ied models limited supply! ing to add to my collection.
E e 0 FREE ESTIMATES Easy Fi- Please call to sell coins &
nance Fast Installation. Call paper money 239-693-4891
(866)348-7560 www.kay-
COPY MACHINE, Sharp: Good akpoolsflorida.com. |
condition -. $100. aosud
(863)983-9795 Clewiston -culure

SEWING MACHINE- asking
AQUARIUM- 75 gal, $25 call for information, too Christmas Trees 745
Stand,hood Salt filtration, much to list (954)237-4846 Farm Equipment 805
Reef white. $450. Farm Feed/Products 810
(863)673-0081 eI e Farm Miscellaneous 815
COCKER SPANIEL- Full blood- [ q i E S0 Farm Produce 820
ed, 2 yrs old, Very friendly, Farm Services
Good with children. House SUB WOOFERS- 10", Mounted Offered 825
dog. $10001(863)634-5473 in a box for a P/U Truck. Farm Supplies,.'
Good condition. $20. Services Wanted 830
ENGLISH BULL DOGS- 2, Fe- (863)697-3008 Fertilizer 835
males, AKC registered, 2.5 (863)Horses 840
yrs old. $1600.o 1 Landscaping
(863)634-8795 Teleio 71 Supplies 845
Lawn & Garden 850
FISH TANK 55 gallon, great FLAT SCREEN Sony 36" Livestock 855
buy. $75. (863)357-6930 wega FD Trinitron TV, asking Poultry/Supplies 860
HAMSTER BABIES- Free to $1000. (772)461-8822 Ft. Seeds/Plants/
good homes. 863-801-1302 Pierce. Flowers 865
JACK TERRIER female, 3
mo's, active puppy. Needs
TLC, to good home only.
$400. 863-467-5117 kee GENERATORS (2) 4000 Te- -
$400.863-4cumseh & 3500 Nokita. Both FILLY- lyo, Belgian Cross,
MALE PUG- has papers, need work great. $500/both, will sorrel, $600 to a good home
to sell immediately $500 or sep. 863-447-6054 Iv. msg. only (863)675-0247 La Belle
best offer (863)634-0790 HILTI 1 RTATiJG Cnppg
PIGEONS: (5 PAIR) $75 hammer/drill,-Original cost
(863)675-4981 LaBelle Area $1800, asking $450. ,
RABBIT CAGES (2) $40 for 863-467-1958
both, will sep. (863)677-4008 PRESSURE WASHER, 16,000
psi..$300. (863)675-0247 ke'i(
TRITON COCKATOO female, LaBelle ke w
very beautiful & loving. *Or YeTra -.
Needs lots of TLC: w/cage+ i I RE
Mustsell $1500. 228-7230 Tos amJ s 03 FREE
On Line M Service

Josay, "I sold It In the people who PSP w/2 gamor best offer. Buy Sell Trade
say, "1 sold it In the clas- Socom. $250 or best offer. Buy Sell Trade
*siledls." 863-697-9014 863-467-1304
l' XBOX w 1500 gjmeir Every WWwolAoecwoihe-. ore-Irlderi:oid
Nintendo & Super q gamrre s,.., r ,
lade Gruel .ma git .a cn -.A.
'. *;.i'' 863-227-6066 POCO HEAOSTALL RErjI
BATHTUB, brand niw pir: -. [ew vir, siilv r, i.5
lain, slairiles leel. Sill in V 18631983.86p16
bOi 1175 ,of D:i4 ')"hf
i863i357-22.1"261146.3, QUARTERHORSE MARE 6
Vic ee, p. p ri .7r 'J500
HOT WATER HEATER- 40 gIl ELECTROLUX. with bags. $25 or est 3[llr Nlee 10o el 1
askns-g 'TO l8636:.5 1015 .6HiS.3-8216 ah er liam Grea, ai Co)d ie 863-bf 7m06. ,

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Newly Rehabbed Apartm
A Farm Labor Rental Comrr
Available for Immediate Occil
2 Bedroom Apartments

Rental Assistance Available to qualified h(
Must earn a minimum of $3998 from agri
labor activities
Spacious Apartment in quiet, country setl
Full time bilingual Site Manager
Rental rates starting at $429 plus Utilities

Call 902-1577
TDD # 1-800-955-877
701 W Ventura, Clewist
8:00 AM 3:00 PM, Mon
Equal Housing Opportur


RED ROAN APPALOOSA,
Gelding, 6 years. $800. or JOHN DEERE LAWN TRAC-
best offer. (863)763-2379 TOR HyarosialaL 48' liquid
cO01eda Kawasah Pr, g. new
REG.BREEDING STOCK PAINT an $t0 954-58i-8328
MARE- 2002, exc perfor-
mance bloodlines, $2500 RIDING LAWN MOWER I18nr
(863)801-9188 B&5 6 r,S king 42' cut 3
blades, runs & culs needs
SADDLE, Ausie!Western, somes .200 6-6257
New, with Drjle Bre.i (-co-
13r i- 4,250 ROTOTILLER, Craftsman II
18631983.-8A 46 5'rip, P fg IQ rr li,-ie 17 .
very ,,,' ,o1 Oniinr, $300
TRAILER- 2 hori e bumper pull r,3...u r L 3r
escape door iarif m .Ie a .
good tires. dividers, rubber

Okeechobee Livestock
Evr v MCdndrv-1 2rjTi"n .vei
CHIPPER/SHREDDER, older Tue1-:iv1am i 63.3127
Dui in igio.ll i:,'l'plll on $75 oi
Oil', nCiit-r (23'9i'" .J0 One man's trash Is anoth-
LjBelle. i mK s, e6P Man's treasure. Tiprn
your trash to treasure
HYDROSTATIC MOWER 36" with an ad in the classi-
r.. ,i. -riirn t vrlr ell., inlirit f lieds.
I v r s rc, Iraci i Rurlun
,rar ',1200 954-5. t-8328 i I i
JOHN DEERE ii(C TRACTOR
I:.5' ori,)irl runnlrin lcoriin TACK PONY SADDLE. 50.
hrii eif in 'io r 3 lrije i:I.aJsi 'halters $5. misc bridles $10
i)r :hiiw .81(00 ?2.t-f6066 (305)807-2500
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Business Places 910
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Farm Property -
Rent 925
House Rent 930
Land Rent 935
Resort Property -
Rent 945
Roommate 950
Rooms to Rent 955
Storage Space -
Rent 910

BELLE GLADE- remodeledl )lr,
1ba, stove, refrig, $375'mo
+ sec dep call
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BELLE GLADES Erficier nv.
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M. HAVEN, WKiy Fijin Apis
w.il rl E -$17i5 wP I-bel
Apt. $280. wk. Also iviuoil
Home renials 863-946-3636
of 863-509-0096


CLEWISTON, 2BR/2BA Condo
ov, roo king Roland Martin
Mar nj fully lurrnished recent
upgradeS. srmai pelts allowed,
cAll for details.
(863)228-3013 '
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go? It can go even faster
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PORT LaBelle, 3071 Beech-
wood Cir. 3br, 2ba, Gar. New
Home $1300. no.+ 1st mo.
863-673-3521 Sabreena

Time to clean out the
attic, basement and/or
garage? Advertise your
yard sale in the classi-
fleds and make your
clean up a breeze!
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Up To 10,000 SQ. FT.
Belle Glade Area


Okee, 4BR/1BA, w/back
screened porch, fenced yard,
$100 weekly + 1/2 utilities.
(863)261-3991.

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Quality Homes at Discounted Prices!
Homes From the Low $50's.
Turn Key Packages Available.
Family Owned Since 1981.
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420 E. SUGARLAND HWY.
(863) 983-6663
MA.S (863) 983-9770
WEBSITE: DYESR.EALLESTATE.COM EMAIL: ANN(5'DYESSREA .ESTATE.COM
AFTER HOURS:
ANN DYESS LAURA SMITH TRAVIS DYESS ANGELICA GONZALEZ
(863) 983-8979 (863)599-1209 (863)228-2215 -E HABLA ESPNjL
(S63)228.-0023
RESIDENTIAL Condr, Ba,'s capitall D.-di3n Rd 2 'ic Re.,ienrwal
3BR, l.'2BA l-t, )0O $lt'.i 000 f .W.J
B Pre-coris. Town Homes W1teriress. Frm ri 15 icre-s
from $199,900 Pioneer Plantation
4BR, 28A New Home MOBILE HOMES
.Oo_ 4BR, 2P_,Ft hoeih Woodlands 5/D 2 lots
4B f ol $ 200J,0 'r $37,500 each
Re A* SB R. 2BA DWMH u.,( O10 acres LaDeca cleared
3BR, 2BA den & pool ;2 as.Re,-dt U.-,1235.000
$339,900 LI ww'.. 2.2..3cr, PFiontc.:r $(4.900
3BR, 2BA Home with effi 1996 DWMH RI ,2lil ?/2 Pioneer 7 lots $56,500 each
ciency. Good condition $130,000
$175I900 Montura 3BR/2BA COMMERCIAl,
2BR,2BA, 2stoy $140,000 DWMH 1,25 acres Indu tiial Refinery +
Home on Tait Blvd. with $125,000 10D acres S2.5m
2.5 acres, $225,000 VACANT LAND )CaA.
4BR, 2BA $340,000-
3BR, 2BA Pool w/ 8,7 ontura 1.25 acre lots
avail. C.all fr Listinps.
acres S7 29,L90
2BR, I BA Duplex Flagle2.4A1acres$135,000
Redu:vd to $170.000 MRLat l anCmmibl $20K

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3 Bedroom & 2 Bath

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Located in one of Clewiston's finest neighbor- 3 BR 2 EA n Ir- !,i Pidor .i At' N--iv
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$439,000 $_35.0.00
CLEWISTON *2BR/1BA Mobile Home with direct
*3 BR/ 2 BA MH w/Lrg Screened Lake "0" Access Reduced to $109,000
Porch. Seminole Manor Make an ofr! l l r
*2 BR/ 1 BA Home on corner lot. PTOERI LA) 1 FLAGHOLE
Sagamore Ave. Reduced to S 130,000. 3 BD/2 BA MH, beautiful 2.5 ac lot,
*3BR/1BA Home. Osceola Ave. $189,000. new carpet/paint. $189,900
*3 BR/2 BA Brick Home, ceramic tile. 3 BD/2 BA MH 5 acres w/lrg oaks,
Just outside of town $139.900 pole barn & more. $279,000
*3 BDi 2 BA 2005 MH. Sunshine A rare find. Taft Blvd. 1 ac with
Lakes Estates, Priced at $135,000 3BD/2BA MH. $132,500
*3 BR/2 BA MH w.Lrg waterfront lot, PrivateA/Wooded, +/- 4 ac with 3 BD/2
fenced, det. frage. Melissa Road. $129,900 BA MH, Lrg. carport/shed. $285,000
*4BR/2BA MH with add, lot. Green Street A A rS
*23BR/2BACBS Home, nconer lot. E. ACREAGE, LANDX & LOTS
Siugarand Priced to Sell At $180,000 33 ac lot in Port LaBellef OT $65,000
S3BW21A on Davuiron Rd. Handicap 3,68 an off Old US 27 Deep'mock,
Access. 1.42 as manicured lawn. $274,900W He chred $183,500
.3BR/3BA Executive Home, E, Del Monte. Highlands Co. 10, 2 r. & 80 AC
A d 1 .$525,000 i parcels starting atj Iper cc
iZUStO'?8vte p bdit 1+nie, IC. 2 lots in Horseshoe Acres for $65,000
*4BRI3BA waterfront home, Ripst'. Circt, R e n 3 aOak filledl tots. $S5Kpxc.
Largt pool, patio, & more $389,000
MOORE HAVEN / LAKEPORT MONTURA
*2 CBS Duplexes 2 BR/1 BA each 1.25 ac. i.. 1.-.. .tl. t..r, I .r $30,000
unit. Only $229,000 tfor both! Lrg 4 BR8 B.A H 1 1 s 01.1
*2/2 MH Fishermans Paradise. $128.500 Lrg. 4 BD/2 BA MH 1.25 Verda St.
*3 BR/2 BA CBS Home w/ 2 car Many extras, Ready i r fianily! $209,900
garage. Thatcher Blvd. $190,000 *3BD/2BA DWMH Inmmaculate $160,000
*4BR12BA MH .67ac. Cypress Ao. $14,900
3B/2BACBS ome cer1 r E ACEG, ADalL


LaBelle, Female preferred to
share 2 BR, 1/2Ba., on beauti-
ful setting. Full House privileg-
es including Pool & Laundry.
$500. mo. includes utilities.
Call Kendra @863-675-3771



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

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

Call 675-0313 or drop by to see one of our
affordable apartments.
TDD # 1-800-955-8771
40 Greentree Drive, #101, Labelle
(On Hwy 29, 5 miles South of Hwy 80)
.9:00 AM 5:00 PM, Mon-Fri
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Business Places -'- -' .- = g .
Sale 1005 LI .
Commercial
Property Sale 1010 ..
Condos/
Townhouses Sale1015
F-Sale o1020 CLEWISTON COUNTRY ACRES
Houses Sale 1025
Hunting Property 1030 Modular/Floor Plans. From $79,900 & up,
Investment
Property Sale 1035 3/4/5BR, 2/3BA, acre & 1/4 available or use
Land Sale 1040 your land as down payment. Financing
Lots Sale 1045
Open House 1050 available. 863-673-6417 or 561-721-5299
Out of State -
Property- Sale 1055 o3
Property Inspection 1060
Real Estate Wanted 1065-
Resort Property COACH 1987, 34 Ft. w/Florida
Sale 1070 LAKE LOT CLOSE OUT SALE Rm. New elec, hot water tank
Warehouse Space 1075 Saturday, November 11. & vinyl windows. Must see!
Waterfront Property 1080 We'll make your payments Whisper Creek. Must be move.
for the 1st year Lake Access $5,000. 863-675-0279 or
Bargain $34,900. FREE 330-807-1425
H BOAT SLIPS! On spectacular
4 11 ,Ul1 re recreational lake u DODGE SPORT 3/4 TON, '99
n Extern Tennessee, Su fully equip. truck, 5th whl.
$0 DOWN HOMES Gov't & rounded by .-late f 'r' Li- '90 Nomad trl., great shape,
Bank Foreclosures! Low or ited # 3a.ilab-l. Call today $15,000.863-467-0602.
no down! No credit OK! Call for Pjrly .3oprnl riin elt GMC BOUNDER 1987, 32 Ft.,
Now!.,800.) 49.-290 18301)(1704-31.4 .. a8 I, I r J ylivaird etI, work. $1000.
CLEWlSTION, NorhSBide ~Land Partners, LLC 10% ;G)44.,70?'7
BLEWISTION,aNorth Side down, balance finanrrd 1 I
3 BR, 2 Baw/Liv.,Fam. & Din. year @ 7.25% -d. 1 eI r RV ROOF AC New 13.500
Rm., Lg. garage& backyard. balloon, OAC, payment BTU. till in rto w ellli
Concrete Block. Very nice! $18907/month. controls i52
$199,900. (863)228-3958 /mo. (239)297-0n
grace annionted@yahoo.com MURPHY, NORTH CAROLINA
Attordtbeh HnipSi in Ill! Main
CLEWISTON, 3/2 CBS CA/H, Mouitaui, Atrordable
1.5 Fenced Acres in Flag- I-Io1',, Mlouirl n Co IbonF
hole, Built 2001 $249K, arid L.'nd CALL FOR I HEL
863 983-8114 BROCHURE (877)837-2288 OBRIEN SLOLEM SKI- case &
CLEWISTON- Historic EXIT REALTY MOUNTAIN tow rope. $50.
CLEWISTON- Historic Home, 3br VIEW ROPERTI Www.ex- 863-612-9233 Labelle area.
3.5 ba, -elevator, pool, apart- it urphycom. PONTOON BOAT TRAILER-
meni. u lrape 'h 1, NC Galed L. i-fru.ril Cl. '2000, Surge or SinQle
.599.900. M T Allen Hnry Pl-aar i 3 .11Ll'Ja 1J ,Mi-l I'40,
Brfer 8h3-599 ?595 or .1.5 acres, 90 miles of shore- i- ;
wvww t%6cultiehousetl irm line. Never offered before M -a
FOR SALE BY OWNER -- 2BR ir,..r iiet .u-0ltiflairinoO
condo, St.Petersburg. 1 mile (3all0017r0-525 BOATLADDER-R ,novible
from Gulf of Mexico/Don Ce- Ahlull3lB i LA rdD C V rb
sar. On Isla Del Sol golf Noew, Pre-Construction bull iood inii i V1 ry
course: Completely fur- Coinin.uniiy Coastal Geor- ood condition $5
ninslid $370 000 Call gia. Large lots w/deepwater, H ; j
899)608. 213 mash. gull niijrr i wv.ra
Giated. Goll. Fitnm : LCi.'Mler, lr.y
LaBelle 3/3 Down Town, Near lrnni. Trjils l0 Pr rk
Courthouse. Lg, rooms, Top OocE. 'V$01's $5(i00. HONDA2000,RhQ '-,1rollrJsIIo
Area $209K or Annual Lease (877'676 7376 wwAicoop- o ip e, nWe rnew '1 100
$1800 mo. 863-675-1107 r.pot; crini 3Ci J4l-667-785
LABELLE, 3BR,'2BA, Bpilmon TENNESSEE LAKE PROPERTY KAWASAKI Eliminator 250 '01
Sudlivision 1 year old, From $49,900, witn Doal clean bike, runs great.
.2 19 s ft 1.205 000 slip. Call it (87"7)93.5253 $1500 or best offer.
?.63)6753397 or Click ii. *ww,.(.-in0WV'. 863-634-2423 lv.msg.
PORT LaBelle: 4/2 Upgrades lrop ii, ,l Wteran Edr SUZUKI TL1000S '97- very
galore! Lg. Rooms, Lg. Yard. Fpkr fast, needs some work, ask-
NearSchool. Pricetosell. VA MOUNTAIN LOG CABIN lini $1500 or best offer
$184K, or Annual Lease unfinished inside, view, -Jl259.-601,
$1800. Owner 863-673-5071 trees, private, large creek YAMAHA 1000 VIRAGO.
and river nearby, $139,500 Y :Cri/0,00i' W tre 'i o
'La ndl -i..S.a.. -." -501..I i .3,i'3 773
View Western NFlOrlh Car"lina
40 acres with pond Near State NJirr IG e,,r.a Ir E: ttsVriN rr j
& Nafi 0r-.. Camp, Fish, R,. Val"f L', Cll .ri-, rihlAre.l
Hunt. $I9 i900 owner fin. ri-rin rra norv ,) iiri ie ,d
$7995 down (800)352-5263 home~ :'C 31 iend 1.ow FOUR WHEELER '05 50cc,
Fornda Woodland Group, Inc. taxes. Good paying jobs electric start, 4 stroke. New
Lic RE Broker. available, www.mtlakesre- c.5i 3 ...55
rlimdeE ,.uliin.
Beautiful 2,5 ACRE PARCELYAMAHA 400 Kodiak, '04-
Beautiful 2.5 ACREPARCEL 4x4, excellent condition,
vacant land, in Clewiston hardly used, $3700
5121 Pioneer 23rd) St. Sell- Mobe, H.o.m
er motvated. Contact Donna I1. .- .
Barrett of Home Value Realty T IS
954-483-9280 cellular j I
954-964-3700 office
FOUR WINDS '96, 36' with
N. Fla 80 Ac $6200 per acre. Mobile Home Lots 2005 slide out, fully furnished, utility
Pines, hardwoods & creek, Mobile Home Parts 2010, bldg. included. In Palm Dale,
Homesites, hunt or recrea- Mobile Homes Rent 2015 FL. $8,000. (419)747-2923
tion. (800)294-2313 Ext Mobile Homes Sale 2020 KEYSTONE ZEPHER 18' '05
1185 A Bar Sales, Inc. 7 full kitch & bath, couch &
days 7am-7pm. Mble .o.e,. qn.bed. Used IX. $10K. For
SW Georgia 203 Acres of details:386-559-0537
'larrll.1 per,-. 170 Acres, 17 TRAVEL TRAILER, '88
years old located 4 miles LAKEPORTDW-1997 Hi-Lo, 27foot
west of Pelham. Excellent 4br2BaCT 7200 Good onitn,$500.
Hunting! Priced to Sell! Call 4 br, 2 Ba, Cent. A/C, $200 Good condition, $2500.
(229)890-2589. wkly. + $500. Sec. (352)302-6868
863-675-3665/863-673-5704.

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PORT LABELLE CLEWISTON, 3BR/2BA Double
3 Lots in Montura- Starting wide on big lot in Easy Life
at $36K. 1 Lot in Port Subdivision, needs some
Labelle (Unit 8) $37K. repair. $47,500 863-983-2611 Automobiles 4005
786-512-9333 or email Autos Wanted 4010
visalyeh@aol.com Classic Cars 4015
visuayeh@aol.com Recreation Commercial Thucks 4021)
Rceto Construction
Equipment 4025
11 -I _____________ Foreign Cars 4030
Four Wheel Drive 4035
A LAND BARGAIN WYOMING Heavy Duty Trucks 4040
35 acres $49,900; 50 Boats 3005 Parts Repairs 4045
acres $59,900. Located 90 Campers.'RVs 3010 Pickup Trucks 4050
minutes east of Salt Lake in -Jet Skiis 3015 Sport Utility 4055
the foothills of the Uinta Marine Accessories 3020 Tractor Trailers 4060
Mountains. Snow-capped Marine Miscellaneous 3025 Utility Trailers 4065
mountain views. Surrounded Motorcycles 3030 Vans 4070'
by gov't land. Recreational Sport Vehicles.'ATVs 3035
paradise. EZ Terms. Call I l
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BUICK ESTATE WAGON '90-
BEAUTIFUL BLUE RIDGE, NC AIR BOAT CAGE 2 seater, only made 1 year, $1500 or
Mountain Views. 8+ Acre front steer., fully equip. bestoffer(863)261-4517
Mountain Estate. Heavi ly w/mtr mount, 36" stringers. CHEVY MALIBU 1998, 77K
Wooded with Stream. EZ Fi- cecd3 763-7598 G i k
nancing- $49,900. N c o -79 mis. Good condition. Asking
(800)230-6380, ext.120. BASS BOAT '78- runs good, $2,200. (863)675-1446
needs minor repairs, $1200 DODGE AVENGER '99, Sport,
BEAUTIFUL N. CAROLINA. orbestoffer(863)S34-5289 VS-auto, all pwr, cd player,
ESCAPE THE HEAT IN THE
BEAUTIFUL PEACEFUL BOAT, 16ft., aluminum, with c/c, cold a/c, runs great, new
MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN trolling motor, trailer, 60hp tires. $3500 (863)467-7076
NC Homes, Cabins, Acreage Mercury outboard. $2200 Ford Mustang '94, sporty, tint-
& INVESTMENTS. CHERO- (863)673-3818 e
KEE MOUNTAIN GMAC BOAT, Aluminum, 16Y2', w/60 great on gas, stick, $2500. or
REAL ESTATE. cherokee- hp. Johnson & trlr. Runs good. best offer. (863)983-7211
mountainrealty.com Call for live wells. New pumps, battery R TUR GL- ,
free brochure &tires.$1800863-467-9390 ORDhigh mileage, p-'90, runs,
(800)841-58. BOAT DOCK FOR RENT- No work, needs front right tire.
Dockable waterfront & deed- fixed bridges, $175/mo. Or- $200. (863)357-6930
ed boat slip water-access tona/ LaBelle area FORD T-BIRD'94 & Mercury
homesites. Below appraisal! (954)818-5822 Cougar '88, excellent bodyu
tains! Excellent FuianCn- BOWRIDER 15' 72, hull only, bad motors, have motors.
ToD.nlal, al Mln a4 needs mtr., on trlr. Fair con- $600 neg. (561)676-0427


5th! Appointment Only! edition. $600 or best offer, FORD TEMPO '92 cold a/c,
(877)234-8850 ext.102. 863-697-8243 good mpg, $1 K or best offer.
CRISCRAFT '84- 15ft, with 863-697-8243
East Tennessee- Norris Lake trailer, Chrysler motor, needs FORD THUNDERBIRD '93,
5.6 acre wooded LAKE- work $500 or best offer b 2dor ,
FRONT lot- $66,500 5.1 (863)467-4994 Baby blue, 2 door, a/c,
ACRE WOODED view lot- am/fm, runs good, $1000 or
$28,900 Call Lakeside Realty FIBERGLASS BOAT, 17ft., w/ best offer. (863)673-9081
@ ,.:'i:i2:,-'.5 'ii Or Visit 70hp Johnson & trailer, HONDA ACCORD 85 runs
www.lakesiderealty-tn.com, needs some work. $500 or HONDA ACCORD 485 -r n s
best offer. (863)467-5360 great, Sspd, a/c, 4r, needs
Franklin, NC NEW Timber best offer. (863)47-very little work, no rust.
Frame Home, Rustic Ele- MARATHON 1985, Cabin $600.863-228-7230
gance, 2.7 ac, Captivating Cruiser, 21 Ft., 190 hp. Merc. KA SOPHIA 01 4 dr good
mtn, views, stream, ponds, $2500 neg. Moore Haven KIA PHIA0 48
porch w/outdoor fireplace, 863-946-1856/248-935-3837 condo $2450. 863-675-4867
3BR, 3BA, Loft & Unfin. PRINCECRAFT1996,18 Ft., NISSAN PATHFINDER -wor96k.
Basement (770)998-0856, Aluminum, Deep V w/115 hp. $750. (863)635-0074, needs motor work.
www.ThePondatFeather- Evinrude, Trailer, Custom $750.(863)635-0079.
stone.com. Cover, 44VTrolling Motor, POLICE INTERCEPTOR MO-
Gulf front lots $595k. Homes Double Live Well & Bait Well. TOR 302 1986, must take
starting mid $300k. New s :rinro l ,*,,-, 5 .- entire car $450 or best offer
masterplanned ocean front (863)484-0096/484-0097 (863)697-1600
community on beautiful garyle49@surfnthenet.ne SATURN 1994, Red, Ice Cold
Mustang Island, near Corpus SEA KAYAK- Touring Style. A/C, Stereo, Runs Excellent,
Christi, TX. www.cinnamon- Top Brand Name. Good con- Stick. Great on gas. $900.
shore.com, (866)891-5163. edition. $500 (863)357-7406 (863)983-7211 Clewiston.


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lenses for '97-'03 Ford F150. Notice is hereby given that, pursuantto a
Still in box. $45. Final Judgment of Foreclosure or Order
(863)228-2351 dated October 4, 2006, entered in Civil
Case Number 06-339-CA, in the Cir-
cult Court for HENDRY County, Florida,
'Pickup ITrucks wherein WM SPECIALTY MORTGAGE
LLC, WITHOUT RECOURSE is the
Plaintiff, and UNKNOWN HEIRS OF
CHEVY SILVERADO 99 goo DOUGLAS GARRETT, et al., are the
Defendants, I will sell the property situ-
cond., all power, air, 140K, ated in HENDRY County, Florida, de-
$5500 (863)517-1974 scribed as:
Lots 17 and 18, in Block 449 of General
FORD F250 '99 XLT, crew Plan of Clewiston, Florida. as revised
cab, 4x4, pwr.stroke diesel, September 7, 1937, according to the
plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book
auto, shortbed, 1-owner, 2, at Page 71 through 78, inclusive, of
NICE!$16,800. 772-465-6496 the Public Records of Hendry County,
Florida.
FORD FX 4X4 '05- F150, Su- at public sale, to the highest and best
per Crew 4dr, Regency Pkg., bidder, tor cash, at Hendry County
per rew 4Cegency courthouse, Highway o0 and Main
33K, ext warr, $31,000 neg. Street, 2nd floor hallway, LaBelle, FL
(772)201-1379 33935, at 11:00 a.m. on the 1st day of
November, 2006. Any person claiming
FORD PU '87- F250, 4.9 300 an interest in the surplus from the sale,
straight 6 engine, cold AC, i any other than the property owner
as ol eIe date of the lis pedens must
new seat, good cond, $2400 file a claim within 60 days after the
(863)357-2177/634-4210 sale,
Dated: October 9,2006.
FORD RANGER 2005 Ext. Cab
w/Camper Top. 5K miles. BarbarCLERKOF S. ButlHE er
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
Excellent condition. $12,200. By://H Hammond
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NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a Writ of Execution, issued in the Circuit
Court of Hendry County, Florida, on the 23rd dayof June 2006, in the cause
wherein Hectoer Roqu de Esaobar is plaintiff and Gilberto Cendels and Cande-
as Enterprises, Inc is defendant, being case number 2002-655CA, in said court,
Ronald E. Lee, Sr. as Sheriff of Hndry County, lorida, have levied upon all the
right, lie and interest of the defendant Glbierto Cendeas and Cendejas Enter-
prises, Inc, in and to the following described property, to-wit
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Subject to a 40 foot Roadway Easement along the South side and a 60 foot Road-
way Easement along the East side thereof.
More commonly referred to as: 3350 15th Street, Pioneer Plantation, Hendry
County, Florida.
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FourWhee l'Pict $ Of kup Truck s- ffl
H FORD RANGER XLT- '92, 4
FORD F150 A9 4.J ltl ied (el lianid3 id. Cold A'C,
$500 or, Dest 9 oiter. l 1400u Ieg. 863-763-4149
(239)210-1608 2 .r(61.758.337
SUZUKI SIDEKICK '87- 4wh FORD SUPER CAB SHORT
'if 6 lilt. :t BuuC. hriul., BED '74- io mtolr. no tiain,.
$2500t ( $:f,.l73.--49lb ery liIle [ust, must see
f1- 450 |F63|697-1600


EASY GO GOLF CART, three
wheel; runs great, $500 or .",
best offer. (863)675-6214 7
after 6pm
-R s 404 'HYUNDAI SANTA FE- '05,
7500 mi., Liked new conditi-
CHEVY 1500- '94, Willtsell for ton, $16,900.
Sports. $2500. (863)467-0658
(863)634-6196
CHROME RIMS 22"W/TIRES U
Set (4), fits Trailblazers/En- HAULMARK 05 Utili Trailer
voys. $1000.863-634-5888 HAULMARK '05 Utility Trailer,
enclosed. 8x20. Like brand
ENGINE & TRANS 2.5 L, & 5 new cond. $6K.
sp., for a '92 S-10. Exc. 863-634-6337 eves. Mike
cond., many new parts, HOME T
$500forall. (863)763-2389 HOMEADE TRAILERS (2);
7X16 & 6X7. Need tires.
FACTORY RIMS- For Dodge $550/both or best offer.
truck. 16x7, Silver Alloy, 5 863-447-6054 Iv.msg.
lug. Like new. Asking $200. TOW DOLLY- With all acces-
or best offer. (863)697-9117 sTOW DOLLY- with all acces-
FORD BRONCO '79 complete $750 (863)674-1662
vehicle minus transfer case UTILITY TRAILER, '06, 48,
9" ffronio'reat nod fr.iigt a,- UTILITY TRAILER, '06, 4x8,
r 'IfaoULi r] b6: .4.l-ot7l open flatbed, tilt, For Motor-.
S60071 cycles or lawn mowers.
FORD BRONCO '91 for parts, $585. (561)670-3636
running mtr., have trans., ex-
tra unrnrJi] gea 5(1"l all UTILITY TRAILER- home
561-722-5289 made, triple axle, heavy duty,
pull behind trailer, $900 or
FORD BRONCO II '88- good best offer (863)634-5289
body, needs head, manifold
gaskets, rebuilt trans, $500 Need elew moe buk
or best offer (863)467-4994 puredchase something to
FORD F600 4 DR. DUMP deer? Pick up some
Truck, '77. Bed size 10'x7 extra bucks when you
x2'sides, Motor stuck since sel your used Items In
hurricane. $600.763-1370 the classlfeids.
HITCH, Reef Load Leveler, for
travel trailer & car haulers. uli H t c
$150 or best offer.
(863)697-3299
RACING SEATS- Black & Gray, -t tIt__ISS,_
Tenzo Sport. Good condition.
$300. or best offer. ....* .......
(863)697-1810. Public Notice 5005
SUB WOOFERS- 10", Mounted State Public -
in a box for a P/U Truck. Legal Notice 5500
Good condition. $20.
(863)697-3008
TIRES & RIMS Set of 4, -
Asanti Zebra 18" rims w/3
extra tires. $1100 or best of- INTHECIRCUfITfCOURTOFTHE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
fer. 863-697-9014 AND FOR HENDRY COUNTY, FLORIDA
TIRES/RIMS (4) mud grip, CASENOTO3CA
36" tall, 80% tread, $400.
561-722-5289 WM SPECIALITY MORTGAGE LLC,
WITHOUT RECOURSE
TOPPER/CAP, Glas/tek fiber- Plaintf
glass, fits full size long bed UNKNOWN HEIRSOFDOUGLAS
truck, tan in color, $700 or GARRETT, etIai.
best offer. (863)697-9117 Defendant(s)
TRUCK PARTS- 2, Corner ICESALE


BIDSTATE OF FLO ICE STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DEPARTMENT OFTRANSPORTATION NOTICE OF INTENT TO ISSUE PERMIT
Bartow, Florida The Department of Environmental Protection gives notice of its intent to
October 17, 2006 issue a permitto Hendry County Board of County Commissioners, RO. Box
Advertisement No.2 2340, LaBelle, FL 33975 to operate an existing 0.0164 MGD annual aver-
age daily flow (AADF) permitted capacity domestic wastewater treatment
CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS plant and construct and operate a new 0.050 MGD AADF permitted capac-
ity sequencing batch reactor (SBR) domestic wastewater treatment plant
Sealed bids will be received at District 1, State of Florida Department of Transporla- The new SBR facility will consist of influent screening, flow equalization,
hion, 801 North Broadway Ave., Barlow, Florida. Sealed bids will be received unti anoxic basins, sequencing batch reactor basins, anaerobic sludge holding,
2:00 PM. (Bartow Local Time) on Thursday, November 16, 2006 and will he tertiary filtration, chlorine disinfection, and a 0.050 MGD AADF permitted
opened and publicly read aloud in the Professional Services Conference Ro5m, capacity restricted public access reuse system. The facility will be located
Bidders may obtain preliminary bid results at ttp//wwwmdottpttirfl us/r-ad- at the Airglades Industrial Park at approximately latitude 26144'20" N, lon-
mi..ClickonletlingResultsandD1. gitude 81'02'40" W at US Highway 27 and Alrglades Blvd., Clewiston,
-NOTE--- Hendry County, FL 33440.
-NOTE-The intent to issue and application file (file number FLA184756-002-
ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS: BIDDERS MAY OBTAIN PLANS, SPECIAL PROVISIONS DW3P) are available for public inspection during normal business hours,
AND/OR BI 810DOCUMENTS BY DOWNLOADING A FAX ORDER FORM AND FAXING 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except legal holidays, at
IT TO (863) 534-7172. THIS FORM MAY BE DOWNLOADED AT South District Office,FloridaDepartment ofEnvironmentalProtection,2295
WW DOTSTAEr FL US/CONTRACTSADMINISTRATIONDISTRICT1 Victoria Ave., Suite 364 W, Fort Myers, FL 33901.
The Department will issue the permit with the attached conditions
BID SUBMITTAL: Orders for these documents should be directed to the District unless a timely petition for an administrative hearing is filed under Sections
Contracts Administrator. District Contracts Office, Mail Station 1-18, Florida De- 120.569 and 120.57, Florida Statutes, within fourteen days of receipt of
artmient of Transportation, 801 North Broadway, Barow, Florida 33830, or PO notice. The procedures for petitioning for a hearing are set forth below.
oe 1249, Bartow, Florida 33831, Phone: (863) 519-2559. Checks should be A person whose substantial interests are affected by the Department's
made payable to the State of Florida Department of Transportation. No refund will proposed permitting decision may petition for an administrative proceeding
be made. (hearing) under Sections 120.569 and 120.57, Florida Statutes. The petition
DEADLINE FOR PROPOSALS & PROPOSAL HOLDER LIST: Proposals will not be is- mst contain the information set forth below and must be filed (received by
DEALIsuedt : FORil nTooWdeaNvbr526 "the clerk) in the Office of General Counsel of the Department at 3900
sued after2:0 M. Barbetowissu Lcal Timer on Wedneday, November 15, 2006. Commonwealth Boulevard, Mail Station 35, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-
Plan holders lst willn boeissued after 5:0B pm on Friday, November 10,2006 3000.
(CONTRACT NO. E1F78-RO) COUNTY Polick (0 FUNDS): FINANCIAL PROJECT NO Under Rule 62-110.106(4), Florida Administrative Code, a person may
414912-1-72-01 The work specified in this contract consists of: Tree Trimming request enlargement of the time for filing a petition for an administrative
and Removal, Clearing and Grubbing and Power Shearing (Approx. 365 calendar hearing. The request must be filed (received by the clerk) in the Office of
days) NOTE: PROJECT MANAGER: Mike Yensco (863) 51-4313 slkl.ea- General Counsel before the end of the time period for filing a petition for an
so dot.slate.fl.us BUDGET AMOUNT $100,000.00. NO CHARGE FOR PLANS administrative hearing.
AND SPECS. Petitions filed by any persons other than those entitled to written notice
under Section 120.60(3), Florida Statutes, must be filed within fourteen
(CONTRACT NO. E1F82-RO) COUNTIES Charlotte, Glades, Hendry & Lee: (D days of publication of the notice or within fourteen days of receipt of the
FUNDS): FINANCIAL PROJECT NO 421945-1-72-01 The work specified in this written notice, whichever occurs first. Under Section 120.60(3), Florida
contract consists of long line int striping on the primary road. (Approx: 365 Cal- Statutes, however, any person who has asked the Department for notice of
endar Days) NOTE: PROJECT MANAGER: Michael S.. Teets, (239) 741-7820 0i- agency action may file a petition within fourteen days of receipt of such
chael testur dot state fl us BUDGETARY CEILING AMOUN $850,000.00. notice, regardless of the date of publication.
CHARGE FOR PLANS AND SPECS The petitioner shall mail a copy of the petition to the applicant at the
(CONTRACT NO. ElF83-RO) COUNTY POLK: (D FUNDS): FINANCIAL PROJECT N address indicated above at the time of filing. The failure of any person to file
421051-1-72-01 The work specified in this contract consistL of: Thermoplastic a petition or request forenlargement of time within fourteen days of receipt
symbols and retro-refiectve pavement marker removal and replacement. (Alprox. of notice shall constitute a waiver of that person's right to request an admin-
365 Calendar Days) NOTE: PROJECT MANAGER: Mike Yensco, 1863)6519-4313 istrahive determination (hearing) under Sections 120.569 and 120.57,
mike.y nsoOdatstsatel us BUDGET AMOUNT $275,003.00. N CHARGE FOR Florida Statutes. Any subsequent intervention (in a proceeding initiated by
PLANS ANP SPECS ALSO another party) will be only at the discretion of the presiding officer upon the
filing of a motion in compliance with Rule 28-106.205, Florida
iCOr-C t i E rtdit-1H.i t.lul irlr 0m.:1 I W f ii'r i it: 'nr AflrIAL ,. Administrative Code.
.ECT il U 42.208.-.: Oi Trie ro i.i ... inr. .a.iu ,:,.,'ir:' I Irn. A petition that disputes the material facts on which the Department's
.ialUiLpii ferari trfor vlrm.wer rlcierr,,,r,,.: iAp' ..r it llrS lai y.i action is based must contain the following information:
nIOTE PRO JELT MANAGER usI:IY..: Wa 1 i .'i i ii u "aL (a) The name, address, and telephone number of each petitioner; the
,fir d idulid -late i a' BuOi1 i AM ,UnT 1." ni" 1ifl 1oiL [rIh CE FOR name, address, and telephone number of the petitioner's represen-
PFLANSANOllPEL.. tative, it any; the Department permit identification number and the
Crrl. I Srnrvru,; county in which the subject matter or activity is located;
Di Lr niCorruo (b) A statement of how and when each petitioner received notice of the
17D.3r. ortr )6l 1r 00, 6 ,',l.ilUj,, Department action;
i7013 01uOCtS rb', 1 idiJ6I (c) A statement of how each petitioner's substantial interests are affect-
I ed by the Department action;
(d) A statement of all disputed issues of material fact. If there are none,
the petition must so Indicate;
NOTICE OF SHERIFPS SALE l (e) A statement of facts that the petitioner contends warrant reversal or
S* modification of the Department action;
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L.1lay1 Heedrl Cause, fiuf i s ri- 23rd to or Jurie 2008 "'1 1 ju rules and statutes which entitle the petitioner to relief; and
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iN THECIRCUIi COURTFOR IN IiHECIRCUiTCObRIO0FTl E r .- 'J ,,',"', iral tha -, f l ,ly .,. ,:r, ci.i.l'.e rt,. 3ie.,:y l r', san
CLADESCOUNTY, FLORIDA iWENTiETH JUDICAL CIRCUIT IN electing remedies under those two statutes.
PROBATE DIVISION AND FOB HENRY COUNTY FLORIDA
FiueNo 06-CP-53 ESh lACiOMN
IN RE STATE OF WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, October 13,2006
KENNETH WAYNE hEEN Plaintiff INVITATION TO BIDDERS
Devc.et v: LCaseNo 2006 122-CA Bid 5-07-01
CARIDAD R GARCIA. elat
NOTICETO CREDITORS t lri l(:i ril 1, 6.e 1I,i ,,l a, .1 : u11 in l I'd ~ I ,, : I TIe I JU ',T,-I
1' 1 :.Olf HI I H ll I I 1a:r n lu' s ', I I f I ,1 1 l, lli, F ii. hri 0TI,,-
The administrationof the estate of KEN- NOTICE OF ACTION and place, bids will be opened d and read aloud.
NETH WAYNE KEEN, deceased, whose
date of death was June 29, 2006, is TO: ALBERTO RODRIGUEZ, SR. The bids submitted are for:
pending as File Number 06-CP-53, in LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Unknown
he Circuit Court for Glades County, CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN ONE (1) 2007 MACK CT713 TRUCK CHASSIS WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
Florida, Probate Division, the address AND AIR CONDITIONING and ONE (1) U5-OR-174 GALBREATH ONE-TANDEM
oil .r,,nr; 5)0 d ,.nu, i lo.1,'r- ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES AXLE, TRUCK-MOUNTED ROLL-OFF HOIST COMPATIBLE WITH 18' TO 22'
Hie,. for.da J14; ro ii.u'i. oo CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, ROLL-OFF CONTAINERS. Specifications maybe obtained at the Public Works De-
.ji'esoi T.t1 thenr:r','i.i .npr,rrnri AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED apartment, 1200 South OlympiaStreet, Clewiston, Florida.
I,. ,i p.r ,e ,..i i.,.nii-..- INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE
.anomy .a 'iirt rn lubw NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, Each bid must be in a sealed envelope and clearly marked "TRUCK-CHASSIS AND
WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES ROLL-OFF HOIST." Bids may be mailed to Wendell Johnson, City Manager, 115
ALL CREDITORS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- West Ventura Avenue, Clewiston, FL.33440, or hand delivered to the same ad-
ES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, OR OTHER dress. No responsibility shall be attached to any officers for the premature open-
All creditors of the decedent and other CLAIMANTS ing of a bid not property addressed and identified.
persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate, including LASTKNOWNADDRESS: UNKNOWN Tr, I:ny 11 I:I. :ic.I,' 1ew u tr ..r. I.. r...,ii D..I. ..ITy V.i, 3, 1. .1
unmatured, contingent or unliquidated p,,, ,j ,1 .1, ,' 'i -is, ,r ,. i,:, .. .'- i. ,,,. )o w .. .,, ,- i..
claims, and who have been served a CURRENTADDRESS: UNKNOWN a'ir.,, I, i.: i i r- i, 1 1 .. ,i,,, r",. 1 i"i:,
copy. of this notice, must file their
claims with this Court WITHIN THE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to CITY OF CLEWISTON, FLORIDA
LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER foreclose a mortgage on the following
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- property HENRY County, Floinda: Wendell Johnson, City Manager
TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) 170172 CN 10/26;11/2/06
DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE THE EAST 25 FEET OF LOT 17 AND ALL
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON OF LOTS 18 AND 19, IN BLOCK 433
THEM. OF THE GENERAL PLAN OF CLEWIS-
S TON, FLORIDA, AS REVISED SEPTEM-
All other creditors of the decedent and BER 7,1937, ACCORDING TO THE
other persons having claims or de- PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT It s lf Idea
mands against the decedent's estate, BOOK 2, PAGES 71 THROUGH 78, IN- D O-It- ourseI f Ideas
including unmatured, contingent or un- CLUSIVE, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS
liquidated claims, must file their claims OF HENDRY COUNTY, FLORIDA.
wi t this Court WITHIN THREE has been filed against you and you are
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE required to serve a copy of your writ-
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ten defenses within 30 days after the
ti,'. rubi;f iiJuri ;ft ,iy, on Echevarda,
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE c 'di.,: .i.., :, Plaintiff's allor-
FOREVER BARRED. ney, whose address is 9119 Corporate
Lake Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, Florida
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS 33634, and file the original with this
SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Court either before service on Plain-
STWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER tiffs attorney or immediately thereafter;
THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS otherwise a default will be entered
BARRED. against you for the relief demanded in
the Complaint or petition.
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION This notice shall be published once each a
. OF THIS NOTICE IS OCTOBER 19TH, 'week for two consecutive weeks in the
2006. Clewiston News.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of this-
PersonalRepresentative: Court on this 16th day of October, :
DONNA RAE KEEN 2006, i
319 East Park Avenue SE
Moore Haven, Florida 33471 Barbara S.Butler
ROEETOEL & ANDRESS, LPA Clerk of the Court
G. CARSON McEACHERN, Esq. By:/s/R. DeLaCruz
Attorneys orthe Personal Representative As Deputy Clerk
Florida Bar No. 0143117 170763 0N 10/26;11/2/06
850 Park Shore Drive, Suite 300
Naples, Florida 34103
Telephone: 239-649-6200
Facsimile: 239-261-3659
168231 CGSN10/,26/06 5ae
NOTICETO PUBLIC
The Hendry Ceunty Hospital Finance
Committee will conduct their monthly
business meeting on Thursday, No-
vember 2nd, at 1:00 pam. in the Com-
mission Chambers at the LaBelle Ciy
Hail, 481 W. Hickpoochee Avenue, La-
170852 COS 10/28/06



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Commitee mill conduct their mosntb several years. Simply glue the poster onto plywood,
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You are the light of the world


Pastor John Hicks
First United Methodist Church
"You are the light of the world. A
city on a hill cannot be hidden. Nei-
ther do people light a lamp and put
it under a bowl. Instead they put it
on its stand, and it gives light to
everyone in the house. In the same
way, let your light shine before men,
that they may see your good deeds
and praise your Father in heaven."
(Matthew5:14-16)
We don't have to do great things,
but the little things we are doing can
be done with great conviction, great
wisdom, great beauty and great
love. We need only let our lamps
shine, that others may see and find
the Way, the Truth and the Life.
It is the combined wattage of
many lights, each burning in its own
place for a common purpose, that
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the darkness of the night.
We are part of that light shine. It's
now time once again to take confi-
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is truly unquenchable. It's time
once again to beam out as the lights
of the world we are, so that people
may see our good deeds and praise
our Father in heaven.
Halloween is coming next week.
For some Christians, Halloween has
come to embody all that is wrong
with our culture, our schools, our
children, even ourselves. A creeping
and creepy secularism has found its
holiday home in Halloween, which
celebrates the existence of witches,
goblins, devils, vampires and
ghosts. Not wanting to promote the
presence of evil, some Christians
turn off their lights and don't answer
the door on Halloween.
I honor these devoted individu-
als for their conviction, but over the
years I have decided to travel a dif-
ferent path. Instead of turning my
lights off, I turn them on brighter.
Over the years I have felt led not to
turn away from Halloween but
become a beacon for our Lord in
the midst of it. I carve crosses in my
pumpkins and make snow cones
for those who come to my door. I


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stickers, and pray for each child and
family.
This Halloween we are pro-
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church with a pumpkin carnival fea-
turing Bible trading cards, a petting
zoo, bounce house, and pizza. And [ ..
yes, I will be there with my snow
cones and Bible bracelets. First Bap-
tist and New Harvest Church in
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Both promise lots of treats in a safe
environment and a special Christian
touch. Check out possibilities in
your community or make some of .. .
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Halloween alternative events!
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don't have to give in to the darkness
of the world, but can be in the midst Early days of faith
of it with our Christ-light shining First United Methodist Church of Clewiston celebrates its 61st year of ministry with a
that those around us may see our
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Babcock '..'i t. .. .ll, lit. I ,idl I
C c:LT pri o.: to live or for weekend get-a-
ways. B ;ii,g ,., dogs.iil I.r.i '. *\u
includes a nice doublewide,
* $900,000 4,-i+ Hard to find acres
of pasture land in Muse. Easy access.
Bring the kids, dogs, horses and cows.
Currently zoned for 1 unit per 10 acres.,
* 936.489+/- acres on Sears Rd. All or
part for Sale. Call office for more info.
* $1,250,000 16.04+/- acres. Great
development opportunity! Close to
schools, recreational Park, Town Shops
and much More
* $1,600,000 This 12.76+/- acres has
lots of old oaks. It is currently being
used as a Rental Park. Call for more info.


COMMERCIAL:
* $230,000 Great industrial
Investment -.:.r.nu.d, This property is
cleared and ready :,.,r '5'ti business.
Under Contract
* $287,500 Prime Business Location,
Tl, .. 2 V2 lots located in Clewiston,'are
zoned industrial. There is a I i1, LquJ.irc
foot home on one of the l.iI ltbeig old
"as is" This is a great location for a new
business. A world of options await you


and .ell ciihNi ,hcdi, woh :learn bill :4
health.
* $1,500,000 13+/- acres. HWY 27
road frontage..Great Inyvstment poten-
tial
* $1,335,900 This 2.7+/-acre prop-
erty could be lic e prfe.: location for
your next business venture! HWY 80
Frontage. 2.7+/- acres in LaBelle's
Center Business District. Bring your


with this property. Priced just right to HOMESITES:
sell quickly. Call for more info City Lots From $13,000 to $72,900
* $739,000 Unique 2+/- acres parcel Port LaBelle Lots From $28,000 to
in Alva with 162' of frontage on busy SR $72,900. Financing available call
80. The front Acre is zones C-1A for office for more info.
niany types of commercial use. The rear Lehigh Lots From $46,900
acre is zoned RS-1. The property is 558' Montura Lots From $47,000 to
deep with scattered oaks. $65,000
* $988,025 Looking to expand or Moore Haven Lots From $20,000 to
begin your business. This auto salvage 34,900


yard-is truly one of a kind, Organized Clewiston Lots starting at $24,900


114'iSQ FT
$235,4000


580 S. Main St.
LaBelle, FL 33935
863
675 1973



CHECK US OUT ONLINE AT
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Immaculate new construction CBS home just built
in 2006 features 3BI/2B, 2 car garage vaulted ceil-

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shadvrd .6; scre honiesite, Call for the impressive details
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I l covered workshop plus lots
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with tish. I mc features a new rotuf& VC, cetratic tile
.eood laminate Ilooring, and a screened porch w/
,-'ci $225,000
SBR2B Brick home oi an oversizid Int in the desir-
ii Quail Run S/D, Leatures new flooring, screen
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,* l.uu.ll ai n.i l,,e .lc, llo'ealile 3BR,113B CBS hunim


Ltorizons
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with 4th bedmroom/oice In LaBelle limits. Features
include walk-in closet, newer air conditioner, fenced
backyard, irrigation and a front deck to die for. Only
$220,000.
* Fertile Financial Ground! Plant your investment in
this exceptional Duplex. 2BR/1B on each side and ide-
ally located in town, Very nice with beautiful yard. Nice
harvest awaits youl $225,000
* REDUCEDI Solid Decision, Solid House! You'll be
glad to see this spacious 4BR/2B remodeled home,

doors and vanities are all less than 2 years old. New roof
heing installed. Call today for this worry free home!
* Super Deal for a Super Family! Spacious 3/2 with
vaulted ceilings. Park like fenced backyard. At this
super price you need to see super soon! $169,900.

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* The Luxury of Space! Both inside on outside. 4/2
immaculate home nesdted on 1.25 acres. Stunning
stone fireplace in Family .,, 1 .III...,r, '. '
i llb I i s h ,i S, iII I i .. I . h ,
room and lavish bath. Spacious and smart buy at
$15j 9on

This t 4Br/2B home on 10+/- anres has it all, from it spacious
family mrom w/ stone fireplace, master suite w' office, cov-
ered porch, and fencing for hores This one is a steal C'
only $450,000
* Siye will surprise you! 2B1lB ome on 10+/- acres is
very wcll kept and former inudle home. Features a
warm comfortable living room w/ gas fireplace, spa-
cious kitchen, front & real covered porches, $400,000


* Bring your horses and relax the rural way! 4BR/2B manu-
factured home with over 2400 sq. ft of living area sitting on
A, 1 IfII:+ t .i I f, ''i hll ,,,many
h, v* h .., ,111,.. n. qT'" 1.,l'"' .t K"%" '50.01hlu
Over 1.7 acres of beautifully shrubbed and landscaped
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Worth calling about quick! $199,900.
Back on the market! This 2,5+/- acre mini estate
i l ..I 1 I i ,l l ,1 1 l _l-,lllllll.E l. lll'l h.i.l
Featuring ceramic tile, textured walls & spacious
kitchen. Only $179,900.
2/1 home located on a generous-sized 1+ acre lot
tucked away on a quiet street. Oak trees create a back
l, I hi ,, i iI i i ll Iiii I I : i i ino i.
Montura, beautiful new 2006 3/2 ,I I l. II -. .i., I..lil
with over 1100 sq ft of living area ready for occupancy,
SELLER FINANCING AVAIlABLE! $149,900
SPriacy + Peace & Relazation 30BR2B doublewide
w/1,300 sq. ft, utinder air in town. Privacy fenced on 3
sides & chain link I rear Backs up to pond! Extras
include shed, huge Florida rm & 13BQ deck, $139,900
*REDUCED! REDUCEDI 3BR/20 home exceptional
inside and out! Watch tilhe sunrise on front deck and
1 acre fenced ard to keep kids happy large workshop
for Dad and big kitchen for Mom! Just $139,500.
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Country ncoAnessl $127,000.
Rare find outside of LaBelle but not to far from
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& garden tub in the master suite, and much mre! All
on .50+,/ acre. $132,000
Renting? No Privacy? Stop throwing away all that
money and see how great ownership feels! 2/1 on over
a k! acre ,1 i I ..-ir i -,,,, -.. ,i,i ,, l b i .Sno ,
3BR/lB manufactured home on a canal in River Oaks
S/I in Ortona. Canal ends at the properly with a wood
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ONLY $25,000. per acre! WITH Pole Barn, Electric and
several wells! Call ASAP for showing! $875,000
* Location with a Future! 1700 Ft. Denaud. 6.39+/-
Acres already zoned RG1. Surrounded by upscale sub-
division. Ripe and Ready for developer, $800,000.
* 5+/- acres in Pioneer Plantation. Suitable forsite built
home or manufactured. Only $165,000.
* 13+/- acre orange grove. Located off Sears Rd. Only
$132,000.
* Uncramp yourself on this spacious 2.5+/- acres on
Evans Rd. with a pond and fenced for livestock. So say
goodbye to city pressure and enjoy the country.
$130,000.
* 1.84+/- acre located off Jacks Branch Rd. in Muse.
This property has lots of oaks, pines and palm trees.
Perfect for the nature lover. Priced at only $85,000.
* Genuine Country Feel! Days gone by are back! Relive
the best on this private & secluded 2+/- acs. Fresh air
special! $93,900.
* Call for prices on all our Montura Listings!



for your new home look no further Located in the sought
after Belmontm S/D in LaBelle. This .37+/- acre is truly a
dream come true. Only $79,900.
* .29+/- acre in the Belmont S/D. Priced to sell @ only
$59,900. Possible seller financing.
* Beautiful wooded 1I!+/. acre homesites! Outside LaBelle
limits but only minutes from town! Just off E Road. Don't
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Call about our Port LaBelle lots!
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POTENTIAL COMMERCIAL Location of a Lifetime!
Generations will file past well-traveled location of this
8+/ acres on SR 80 in Alva Over 1,000 ft. of road

menti $2,750,000.
Prime 20+/- acre potential commercial parcel located
near West Clades Elementary in Muse and just minutes
away from downtown LaBelle, $3.50 per square foot.
1.18+/- acres zoned C-1 commercial just South of
laBelle with 175+/- feet of frontage on SR29 and
frontage on Luckey Street. Asking $499,000.
SBeautifil 25+/ acre corner lot in downtown LaBelle
w/great potential, Currently zoned for duplex or single
family w/a possibility of reaiminig to Business,
$119,900.


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acres 1620 Sq Ft
185,900





3BD/2 BA on 2,29 acres
I-2 Sq Ft
$181,500


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2BD/2BA w/ Family Rm
$157,900


274 N Bridge St
LaBelle,FL 33935
863-612-0002
www.melking.com


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233 N, BiS.'r ST
On I ...l ,, .m..I
L 1 HABLO ESPANOL
RENTALSAVAILABLE with a screened in porch on front Asking
NO0PETS $275,000,
IN PORT LABELLE-2/,15/2 $700/M _, mn. in Glades Countyl
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LI Itlti1t R P I .. .Il MI I $2,500,000,
3/2/2 + Office. Non-Smoking, $2,000/M1 REDUCEDI IN EAST FT. MYERS 3/3/1 over
HORSESHOE ACRES (East of LaBelle) 53/2 1,900 sq. ft. living area. Home has 2 masters,
Mobile. $750M. new roof, new /'C, fenced yard, Motivated sell
EAST FT. MYERS 3/3/1 Extra space every er Asking $269,900.
where. $1,000/M. IN PORT LABELE On a corner ot 3/2/1,
COMMERCIAL OFFICE SPACE IN PORTLABELlE-Oacorn lot,3421.
$800+tax1iM newer roof, painted on the inside. Priced to
sell. Only $189,900.
LOTS STARTINj A&T $22.500 lorC TTD IN ill 4 i 2/1 .. ..1.1 ,,.
I I .\1 AIF, $125,000.
IN 1IIII -1ll0 16tI'lt 1. I 22U with ON MLIK I.V 3/1 home has been rinoval
i ..' I. 1 ..1 ... I 1 1 ne'rs have cd. PIri'ed to sell at only $129,900.
taken care of this home and it shows, lome is ON PHILLIPS RD 2/2 two story home on 5+
in excellent condition, $182,900. acres. Home features an open floor plan with
REDUCED POSSIBLE OWNER FINANCING
10+/ oak tilled acres, Property hus ihcen spill st'eened i Ina on the back tart ,i bhlonoy on
into two 5+/, parcls. One is vcanl wih 'septi, the front, Property has several trees, lirge harns


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

Commercial
*2500 Sq Ft Commercial
b 1iiing-' on SR 80. Great
Exposure & Traffic
Count, Only iiiiulhll- &
Land convey.

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