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Time to'Step Up,
Hendry!'
Join in a fun lunchtime
walk from the Hendry LaBelle
Sports Park (across from the
Health Department) to
LaBelle Elementary celebrat-
ing Step Up, Florida! This is
the second opportunity for
residents to Get Up, Get Out
and Get Active! The walk
starts at noon. Call Mary Ruth
Prouty at 674-4056 Ext 127 for
more info.

Send calendar
items to chamber
Please send information
on your upcoming events to
the Greater LaBelle Chamber
of Commerce for its ongoing
Calendar of Events. E-mail to
Lchamberofcom@swfla.rr.co
m or drop it off at the chamber
office at the corner of SR 80
and Bridge Street.

Become a firefighter
The 160-hour Firefighter I
course will be offered at
LaBelle Fire Department
began Jan. 30. Classes will be
held Tuesdays at 6-10 p.m.
and Saturdays from 8-5 for 14-
16 weeks. The course offers
basic firefighting techniques
including fire control, behav-
ior and the 40-hour first
responders course. You must
be at least 18 years of age.
Only 20 seats are available.
For information, call 6=863-
673-0072.

Come to Southern
Fried Murder
The Firehouse Cultural
Center presents Southern
Fried Murder by Billy St. John
at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, Feb. 8-10 and
15-18. Sunday performances
are Feb. 11 and 18 at 2 p.m.
Admission price is $10 with
reservation and $12 without.
Visa and Master Card are
accepted. Call 675-3066 for
reservations.

Heartlight
extravaganza planned
Turn on Your Heart Light
for an enchanted evening with
K.C. and Richard Lynn and
friends on Saturday, Feb. 10.
(PLEASE NOTE THE DATE
CHANGE.) The evening con-
tinues the legacy of fine enter-
tainment by the Lynns to ben-
efit great causes. This year
couple invites you to Turn on
Your Heart Light for Healthy
Families, the Children's Advo-
cacy Center and other United
Way agencies in Hendry and
Glades counties.
The enchantment will last
from 6-8:30 p.m. at the Lynn's
residence, 590 Capt. Hendry
Drive in LaBelle. You can look
forward to enjoying some
great big band music, dancing
and a delicious buffet.
Tickets are $50 per person.
Sponsorship opportunities are
available from Bronze Heart
($250 for two tickets), Silver
Heart ($1,000 for four tickets),
Gold Heart ($2,000 for six tick-
ets) and Platinum Heart
($3,000 for eight tickets).
Please make checks
payable to United Way
Hendry and Glades counties
and send to United Way
LaBelle, 117 Fort Thompson
Ave.

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Speak Out .........4
Social News ......... 5
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BOC looks at jail capacity

By Patty Brant
County Judge James D. Sloan
provided a snapshot of jail over-
crowding at the Hendry County
Jail. Originally planned for 115
inmates, improvements have
expanded that capacity to 175.
However, one recent roster
showed 241 prisoners incarcerat-
ed there.
There are both practical and
legal issues involved in jail over-
crowding, he noted.

Over the past ten years, he said
the ratio of prisoners to the gener-
al population has remained
steady at 6-7 inmates per 1,000
residents; however, the numbers
have increased on both sides of
the equation.
According to Judge Sloan, it
costs approximately $18,200 per
year to house a prisoner in the
Hendry County Jail.
He suggested an intensive sys-
tem of case management that
would release additional prison-

ers to wait for trial. More intensive
supervision than usual would be
required. Participants would be in
constant contact with the individ-
ual every three days or so and the
individual would pay a fee of pos-
sibly $50. The judge acknowl-
edged that this would only be a
"band aid" to relieve the pressure
of overcrowding.
C-43 Reservoir update
Luanne McVicker of South
Florida Water Management

The Arts: Homegrown talent

(SFWMD) took the county com-
missioners through an update of
the C-43 Reservoir project at their
Jan. 18 meeting in LaBelle. The
joint SFMD/Corps of Engineers
project is intended to improve
water quality that enters the Gulf
of Mexico through Lake Okee-
chobee and the Caloosahatchee
River; reduce peak flows during
the wet season; and provide
essential flows during the dry sea-
son. The system is also expected
to deter flooding on SR 29.

Okay, the holidays are over,
but there's still plenty to do.
Relay for Life may not happen till
April but planning is ongoing.
Co-chairmen Susan Hill and
Mary Risley are well on their way
to another great relay, but a it
takes a lot of support from the
community to make it success-
ful.
The event itself will be from 3
p.m. April 21 till 9 a.m. April 22 at
the LHS Football Stadium.

The two test cells were com-
pleted last year at Barry Groves
west of LaBelle and undergoing
analysis at this time.
The final project is intended to
store 170,000 acre-feet of water in
an earthen dam embankment
surrounded by a seepage canal.
After the holding/cleaning
process, water will exit through
the Townsend Canal back to the
Caloosahatchee River and to the
See BOC -Page 2

Businesses, groups and indi-
viduals are asked to field teams
of 10-15 members to walk the
track at LaBelle High School. At
least one member of each team
should be walking at all times
during the 18-hour event. In
addition to walking on a team,
there are other opportunities to
be part of this fundraising effort.
See Relay Page 2

Caloosa Belle/Patty Brant
Esophia Higgins performs an original modern dance routine for the Firehouse Players
Dalmatian Club.

Esophia Higgins Broadway bound?
By Patty Brant "

Esophia Higgins. You may
be hearing a lot of that name
some day in the world of enter-
tainment. The 17-year-old
LaBelle High School senior has
talent lots of it and is begin-
ning to be noticed by those
who can help her develop it.
She has been accepted by
two prestigious four-year col-
leges with highly acclaimed
dance departments. In mid-
January she auditioned in
Miami for the Alvin Ailey danc-
ing program.
Alvin Ailey is considered the
Father of Modern Dance.
On Feb. 3 she will be in
New York to audition for Mary-
mount Manhattan College.
Both colleges are in New York.
She should learn the results in
March.
Esophia has been dancing
since she was very small, as a
student at LaBelle Dance Stu-
dio with Darla Greer. She has
also studied there with Emily
Ankney. The lithe young
dancer "does it all" but said
she especially enjoys jazz and
tap.
She demonstrated her tal-
ent for a very appreciative
audience Jan. 21 at the Fire-
house Theater. The occasion
couldn't have been more
appropriate the theater's
annual thank you to its most
ardent supporters, the Dalmat-
ian Club. Dalmatian Club
members purchase season
tickets for the Firehouse Play-
ers productions.
Esophia impressed them all
with an original modern dance
routine to"
Human" by Dionne Farvis.
She and Emily Ankney had

Maple Corner Trio, aka Ed Soulliere, Norm Mohr and Nick
Fidenza, perform a medley of two Broadway favorites,
"Mame" and "Hello, Dolly" while coming across with the
royal treatment for Martha Pierce and Janice Groves. It

happened at the Firehouse
Appreciation Day.
choreographed the piece
together.
Esophia said she loves
dance because it allows her to
"escape into a world of my
own that's peaceful and
happy."
The annual appreciation
performance also brought var-
ious Firehouse Player mem-
bers to the stage to sing and
play a variety of musical num-
bers. Firehouse Player Presi-
dent Linda Reecer told the Dal-
matians the theater has had its
best year ever, thanks in large
part to theirsupport. Janice
Groves, one of the founding
members, recounted the histo-

Players' annual Dalmatian

ry of the group and took the
audience through a little game
of Firehouse Players trivia.
Then it was on with the show.
Clearly, the Dalmatian Club
enjoyed all the performances,
but it may be Esophia's beauti-
ful and haunting performance
that they remember most.
So, will we see Esophia on
Broadway some day? Could be
- if her talent and determina-
tion carry her through. Her
love of dance has already
taken her far and there's no
telling how much farther she
can go.
Did I mention that she also
sings?

Submitted photo/Norman Williams
This is the beginning of a complete shed built by con-
struction students to hone their skills.

Construction

trade training

opportunity

The Education Center of
Southwest Florida is coordinat-
ing construction trade worker
classes in Port LaBelle for area
residents. Funded by a grant
from the South Florida Water
Management District, the class-
es teach the fundamentals of
construction, CPR, first aid,
OSHA standards and provide
hands on experience working
with hand and power tools.
The class is 198 hours, five days
per week with completes
receiving NCCER (National
Center for Construction Educa-
tion and Research) certifica-
tion.

Graduates of the program
can then go into an apprentice-
ship program in the plumbing
or electrical trade while receiv-
ing on-the-job training or begin
working for a general contrac-
tolr Applications to enroll in the
next class are available in the
ECSWF office at 13 N. Missouri
Street, Unit B in LaBelle or you
can call 863-675-6800. Applica-
tions are also available at the
Economic Development Coun-
cil offices in LaBelle and Moore
Haven and the Hendry/Glades
Career and Service Center on
Francisco Street in Clewiston.

Talent rocks LHS auditorium

By Jo Coombs
Don't know how they did it,
but the LHS National Honor
Society did it again. Even with
all of the obstacles before them,
they came through. It can't be
said that the LHS 2nd Annual
Talent Show came off without a
hitch because it didn't.
Two of the judges, Mike
Montero and Michael Pacifico,
were late because of being
caught in traffic coming from
Palm Beach. These two men
moved from Cape Coral to Palm

Beach to intern with Sony
Records. Now they have their
own talent scout agency.
The other two judges were
Stephanie Weatherford of
LaBelle and Danielle Lyons of
Fort Myers. Stephanie owns
Home and Ranch Realty. She is
also a singer and songwriter
who performs under the name
of Stevie Marie.
Danielle Lyons was born in
Brazil and raised in Cape Coral.
She is a dancer, singer and
model. During her beauty pag-
eant years, she was chosen Miss

Florida PreTeen and Miss Brazil
USA.
While waiting on the judges
to arrive, announcer and NHS
sponsor Mary Sue Smith, solicit-
ed more entertainment from
the audience and NHIS mem-
bers. Amanda Van Mecl came
on stage and sang "Everything
is Alright." During intermission,
Emily Hull and Anna Martinson
volunteered to play "Heart and
Soul" on the piano. One very
young lady (who wouldn't go

See LHS Page 2

Plan now for

Relay for Life

From left: Talent show winners: 1st place-Olivia Luckey; 2nd
place- Nick Proverbs and Tyler Lewis; 3rd place-Steven Mal-
donado; 4th place- Jenny Milligan and Chelsey Anderson.

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2 Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 1,2007

BOC
continued From Page 1
Gulf of Mexico.
Recreational opportunities at
the reservoir were a big issue for
several in the audience. Plans
include two boat ramps one on
each cell, with access by the interi-
or embankment. Harold Bischel
felt having only two ramps would
be inadequate.
The reservoir is expected to be
virtually "dry" and therefore
unusable for recreation for only a
total of six months out of every ten
years, One man in the audience
asked if the stringent security regu-
lations at most SFWMD projects
could be alleviated. Ms. Vickers
said such issues would be consid-
ered and Terrie Lazar learned that
bicycle paths would be part of the
recreation plan. Commission
Chairman Kevin McCarthy noted
that recreation was not the pri-
mary reason for the $380 million
reservoir, but to improve the quali-
ty of water entering the river.
Robert Earnest asked for a
guarantee that the public would
be advised of recreational oppor-

Relay
Continued From Page 1
You may purchase a Sunshine
Signs for $115, which can advertise
your business and support the
American Cancer Society. These
signs are placed around the track.
At the end of the event, you may
take your sign to display at your
place ofbusiness.
There are also sponsorship
opportunities up to $5,000. The
goal for this year is $45,000 to help
fight cancer.
The theme for this year is "Take

tunities as the information
becomes available. He was
assured that public input would be
sought.
Rhonda Haag of SFWMD took
the opportunity to explain the local
construction and heavy equip-
ment operators training in connec-
tion with the reservoir. The fourth
six-week heavy equipment opera-
tor class is ongoing. On Feb. 9, 15
more will graduate, for a total of
some 60 graduates thus far. Con-
struction site training classes area
also available. The classes are free.
Anyone interested can call the
Education Center of Southwest
Florida at 675-6800.
n other business:
Commissioners opted to take
part in the regional FHREDI
Regional Catalyst Project by sub-
mitting potential sites for a target
industry serving as a draw for
shared economic development.
Counties throughout the South
Central Rural Are of Critical Eco-
nomic Concern will be submitting
sites. There are no guarantees
which site will be chosen.
Commissioners gave outgo-
ing County Administrator Lester
Baird a pat on the back at the last
meeting of his tenure. County

a Holiday from Cancer." Teams will
set up booths reflecting their partic-
ular holiday theme inside the track
where they will sell food, have
games and all sorts of fun goodies.
All proceeds go toward the final fig-
ure to fight cancer.
If you are a cancer survivor,
organizers would love to include
you in the annual survivor recogni-
tion. You, along with your caregiv-
er, will be treated to a special lunch-
eon and take the first honorary lap
around the track to kick off the
relay.
The touching Luminaria cere-
mony recalls those lost to cancer.

Attorney Mark Lapp is temporarily
assuming those duties as the
search continues for a replace-
ment. There have been 30 applica-
tions. Each commissioner will
choose his or her top three candi-
dates and a short list will be
gleaned from their choices.
Commissioners opted to
allow the current ad valorum tax
exemption system to expire
November 4, 2007. It will require a
general vote to continue the
exemption. Rather than go to the
expense of a special election, the
commissioners opted to put the
question on the Presidential Pref-
erence Election in March 2008.
* The board voted to seek a
workshop with FPL on the Hendry
County portion of its pending
power plant project.
The county will continue
negotiations with Royals for the
purchase of Courthouse Square.
Commissioner Janet Taylor
suggested the county look into set-
ting up a permitting special excep-
tion for home day care businesses.
The other commissioners agreed.
The next regular county com-
mission meeting is scheduled for 5
p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 13, at Clewiston
City Hall.

Candle-filled bags are marked with
the honoree's name and circle the
track, forming a glowing tribute.
If you, your business or a com-
munity group are interested in any
of the above opportunities, please
contact any of the following: Chair-
man Susan Hill, 675-4242 or Co-
Chair Mary Risley at 675-0885.
The committee will meet again:
Feb. 6, March 6 and 20, April 3 and
17 at Belle Real Estate. Anyone
interested in helping is welcome.
Team Captain meetings will be:
Feb. 13, March 13 and 27, April 10
and 17 at First Bank of Clewiston.
Meetings are at 6 p.m.

LHS
Continued From Page 1
on stage) stood at her seat and
sang, "T'inkle Twinkle Little Star."
When Mrs. Smith tried to
begin the program, the sound sys-
tem went ka-flu-e. Then it was
Cody Crawford to the rescue.
When Cody wasn't singing and
playing a guitar, he passed the
one microphone that was work-
ing around for everyone's use.
The show started off with sen-
ior Johnathan Lopez doing a
Christian rap number called "Get
it Right Now." Then Cody Craw-
ford and Chris Wegsheid got their
guitars, played and sang "Sea of
Faces." Next was Chris Wills who
sang "Simple Man" and was
accompanied on the guitar by
Chris Wegsheid. The comedy
antics of the next act began with
Nick Proverbs coming from the
back of the auditorium. He played
the tuba and Tyler Lewis played
drums during an instrumental
duet. For a change of tempo,
Anna Martinson played "Lotus
Land" on the piano. Not all talent
is music as Chelsey Anderson and
Jenny Milligan showed everyone.
Their talent was a martial arts
weapons demonstration per-
formed to "Bring Me to Life,"
Freshman Emily Hull and Junior
Evan Hoffman sang a duet
"You're Worthy of my Praise,"
Freshman Olivia Luckey calmed
things down by singing and play-
ing on the piano her rendition of
Judy Garland's "Over the Rain-
bow." The tempo picked up just a
little when Steven Maldonado did
a Christian rap number called
"Gonna Pray." Then things picked
up a little more when Senior Tyler
Lewis performed a drum solo
while spinning and tossing the
drumsticks.
While the judges were out tal-

Almanacs

Car wash planned
El Faro A/G Church is planning
a car wash for Saturday, Feb. 3,
from 8 a.m. till noon at the
church. Donations accepted. For
more information call 675-5947.

Join Crime Watch
On Feb,6 at 7 p.m. on the cor-
ner of 5th and Main at the com-
munity club house in Palmdale,
all who are interested in making
the community a better place to
live are invited to a Crime Watch
meeting.

50th reunion planned
Members of the LaBelle High
School Class of 1957 are invited to
their fiftieth class reunion on
March 10 at Maple Corner Club-
house. Please call Laura June Wil-
son 863-675-3309 for more infor-
mation.

Free HIV
testing planned
Hendry County Health Depart-
ment, 1140 Pratt Boulevard
(LaBelle) and 1100 Olympia
(Clewiston), and Glades County
Health Department, 956 Hwy 27
SW (Moore Haven), will offer free
HIV testing for anyone ,on
Wednesday, Feb. 7, from 8:30
a.m.-noon and 1:00-4:30 p.m. in
observance of National Black
HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Get
educated. Get tested.

Found animals
If you have lost a horse-a cow-
a bull, please contact the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office Agricultur-
al Crimes Unit at 863/674-4060.

Chili cook-off and
barbecue dinner
Do you have the best chili? Are

you ready to have lots of fun?
Enter your recipe in a chili cook-
off and win first prize. There will
be first and second place trophies
and also a raffle for a barbecue
grill. Entry fee is $50 and the bar-
becue dinner is $6. All this will be
happening on Saturday, Feb. 3,
from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Moore
Haven City Park (located behind
City Hall) at 299 Riverside Drive
SW Thisis a benefit for Wanda
Beck and is being held by the
Beck family. For more info contact
Joey at 227-3428, or Christina at
673-1744, or Bridgett at 885-1329.

Enjoy steak dinner
The American Legion Post
130, (Hwy. 80, LaBelle) will be
having a steak dinner on Wednes-
day, Feb. 14. $12 donation for
steak, potato, corn, salad and
dessert. Meal will be first come-
first serve from 5 p.m. until gone.

Humane society
plans yard sale
The Humane Society is having
their biggest yard sale ever on
February 3, from 8 a.m. til ? at the
LaBelle Auction House, 390
Bridge St. All proceeds benefit the
Caloosa Humane Society. There
will be tons of stuff including, but
not limited to, houseware, furni-
ture, clothes, hardware and more.

Crime watch planned
SThere will be a crime watch
meeting on Feb. 6, at 7:00 p.m. on
the corner of 5th and Main St. at
the community club house in
Palmdale. All who are interested
in making our community a bet-
ter place to live are invited.

LES SAC to meet
There will be a LaBelle Ele-
mentary School School Advisory
Council meeting Feb. 12, at 3 p.m.

Museum membership VFW pork dinner

meeting is tonight
There will be a membership
meeting on Thursday, Feb. 1, at
the LaBelle City Hall at 7 p.m.
Vickie (Patton) Burke will speak
on the history of Ft. Denaud.
(Betcha didn't know what a sur-
prisingly large area the original Ft.
Denaud encompassed).
Agenda upcoming group
tour, Old Timers' Dinner. Refresh-
ments and fellowship afterwards

Take a chance
for your valentine
Would you like a Tiffany neck-
lace or iPOD Nano for Valentines
Day? 'To lucky people will be
able to claim these gifts on Feb.
14. The Student Government of
LaBelle High School is accepting
$1 donations for which the gener-
ous donor will receive one ticket.
This ticket will be one oppor-
tunity to have their name drawn
on Valentines Day and walk away
with one of these gifts. Both the
Tiffany necklace and the iPod
Nano are valued at approximately
$175 and are brand new. The
more donations you make, the
better your chances are to receive
this great thank you gift. Winners
do not need to be present to col-
lect their gift.
The lucky individuals do not
need to be present. They will be
notified by telephone and can
pick up their gifts at Labelle High
School. All proceeds will be used
by Student Government to pur-
chase new technology equipment
for classrooms at LaBelle High
School.Look for Student Govern-
ment representatives outside
local businesses in the coming
two weeks. Contact Student Gov-
ernment sponsor, Mel Greenleaf
at 674-4120 for more details."

planned
VFW Post 10100, Hwy. 29
South, Ladies Auxiliary will host a
pork dinner' on Friday, Feb. 2,
from 5-? p.m. at the Post. Cost is
$7 per dinner. Come out and
enjoy a home cooked meal. Open
to public. Smoke free dining.

Revival services
planned
Grace Baptist Church will have
"Revival Services" with Evangelist
Joe Mark at 10:45 a.m. on Sunday,
Feb. 4. Sunday through Thursday
evening services will be at 7 p.m.
Joe Mark is an evangelist of 30
years and is an excellent preacher
of God's Word. Grace Baptist,
pastured by Dr. Jeff Zimmerman,
is located at 4200 NE Eucalyptus
in Port LaBelle. Transportation
and/or a nursery can be provided.
Call 675-3349 or 675-3077 for
details and directions.

Social security
questions
If you have questions about
social security or supplemental
security income or need help in
completing an application for old
age, disability and survivors insur-
ance, Medicare, or Supplemental
Security income benefits, call 1-
800-772-1213. You may meet with
a representative in LaBelle at the
United Way House from 9 a.m.-12
p.m. on Fort Thompson Ave., on
Tuesday, Feb. 6 and March 6,
2007.

Legion open to public
The public is invited to Ameri-
can Legion Post 130 Swamp Cab-
bage weekend, Feb. 23-25 to hear
the Rod Snow band.

lying up the scores, the NHS
members stepped up to the stage
and began entertaining again. To
the audience's delight, Esophia
Higgins, stepped up to the micro-
phone and stated that she would
"try" to sing. And sing she did!
Much to her surprise, the two tal-
ent scouts were waiting in the
hallway for her when she left.
They wanted to know if she had
ever thought about a singing
career and took her name and
phone number. (She didn't enter
the contest because she leaves for

New York City this Friday for a
dancing audition at Marymount:
Manhattan.)
Mrs. Smith then announced:
the winners: 1st place-Olivia'
Luckey; 2nd place-Tyler Lewis:
and Nick Proverbs; 3rd place-:
Steven Maldonado; 4th place-:
Chelsey Anderson and Jenny Mil-
ligan.
What a wonderful way to;
spend a Friday evening-watching;
LaBelle High School's students:
giving such a fantastic perform-:
ance!

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Obituaries

Caloosa Belle/Patty Brant
Josh Carter, right, and Shannon Savant helped hang
Overhead lights in the bays at the LaBelle Fire Station
recently.

Ministry provides

lessons for life

SLaBelle firefighters have a
new "luxury." They can actually
see in the fire station bays after
dark, thanks to volunteer labor
ljy folks from the Cross Training
Ministries.
: The work was part of the
community service component
of Cross Training Ministries.
Along with ministry staff David
and Michael Pittman, Josh Carter
ad Shannon Savant put up 24
lights in the bays. Since the bays
have never been lighted before,
tke group spent several days put-
ting in pipes and wiring before
hanging the lights.

Josh and Shannon are both in
the ministry's program and say it
is helping them "Learn their rela-
tionship with the Lord."
Currently, there are 11 clients
at Cross Training Ministries. The
program has had some 20 grad-
uates in the two years of its exis-
tence; one graduate is now on
staff. The group started out in a
house in Hendry Isles and has
moved to location in Pioneer
Plantation. They also hold
church services in a pole barn in
Flaghole. As David Pittman said,
"God continues to provide for
us."

Philip Melvin Stout
Philip Melvin Stout, age 68, of
LaBelle, passed away January
24, 2007, in LaBelle.
He was born Nov. 7, 1938, in
Detroit, the son of Virgil and
Beatrice (Lang) Stout. He served
in the Army. He enjoyed hunting
and especially riding his Harley.
Mr. Stout was administrator of
the LaBelle Moose; a member of
the LaBelle American Legion
Post 130 and Legion Riders club
as well as a lifelong member of
the Shriners of Detroit, MI.
Survivors include his wife:
Jackie (Adolph) Stout; children:
John (Cindy) Stout, Dawn Kobs-
Layne; sister: Gay Montgomery;
grandchildren: Kevin, Crystal
Stout; Mathew, Brandon, Joe,
Elizabeth Kobs; Joshua, Jacob
Layne; and great-grandchild,
Kelly Stout.
A Celebration of Life was held
Saturday evening, Jan. 27, at the
LaBelle Moose Lodge.
Memorials may be made to
Hope Hospice.
Cremation Arrangements by
Akin-Davis Funeral Home -
LaBelle.
Betty Lou Dickey
Betty Lou Dickey, age 82, of
LaBelle, passed away January
27, 2007, in Lehigh Acres.
She was born Nov. 28, 1924,
in Washington, NC, the daughter
of Tilman and Ruth (Landel)
Carlyle.
Survivors include her hus-
band: James William Dickey, Jr,;
two sons: James William Dick-
ey, III of Carmel, CA and
Jonathan Dickey of Brevard
County; two daughters: Cobie

Dickey of LaBelle and Elizabeth
Bewick of King George, VA
Arrangements by Akin-Davis
Funeral Home LaBelle.
Donna Lou Waldron
Donna Lou Waldron, age 76,
of LaBelle, passed away January
28, 2007, in LaBelle.
She was born June 3, 1930, in
Columbus, OH, the daughter of
Willie and Dorothy ( Dill )
Woods.
She was loyal member of the
LaBelle Moose Lodge holding
many of the positions. She
enjoyed traveling, especially
cruising with her husband.
Survivors include her hus-
band: Arthur Waldron and one
son: Dan Richard Waldron of
Grove City, OH; grandchild:
Julian Waldron. She was preced-
ed in death by her son, William
"Steve" Waldron.
Arrangements by Akin-Davis
Funeral Home LaBelle.
Anthony "Tony"
J. Wagner
Anthony "Tony" J. Wagner,
age 39, passed away suddenly,
December 30,2006.
He is the beloved son of
Antoinette Gunn of Cleveland,
Ohio, the brother of Michelle
Gunn of Michigan, the grandson
of the late Joseph and Georgia
Soukup, uncle of Ryan and
Nicholas Gunn, father of Jamie
Michelle and graduate of LaBelle
High School. Private services
were held.
Arrangements by Tom and
Sons Funeral Home of Cleve-
land, Ohio.

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Blood drive a success

he LaBelle blood drive was
held on Jan. 11 at the American
Legion Post 130. It was a very
good drive with 61 donors and 56
units of blood given.
Lunch was provided by the
LaBelle Woman's Club.
Congratulations to Nicole Bel-
mante who won the door prize. It
was a $10 gift certificate for Dollar
General donated by Pat Hashman.
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Arrests

WaBelle
Eric Contreras, 18, of Felda,
vas arrested Jan. 26, and charged
vgth larceny grand theft of more
than $10,000 but less than $20,000.
Fernando Herrera of the Hendry
4unty Sheriff's Office was the
resting officer.
* Ciro Pacio Grande, 29, of
LaBelle, was arrested Jan. 27, and
charged with burglary of a struc-
ture conveyance unarmed with a
person inside. Brett D. Callahan of
the Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
* Mark'Steven Polluck, 49, of
L.aBelle, was arrested Jan. 26, and
charged with possession of
cocaine and smuggling contra-
band into a detention facility.
Leonard Riordan of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.
Robert F. Bearse, 27, of
LaBelle, was arrested Jan. 26, and
charged with battery on an
officer/firefighter/EMT/etc. Christ-
ian Buchhofer of the Hendry Coun-
ty Sheriff's Office was the arresting
officer.
. Eulalio Torres, 24, of Felda,
was arrested Jan. 26, and charged
with aggravated battery on a per-
son using a deadly weapon and
kidnapping false imprisonment on
an adult. Kelvin Robinson of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office was
the arresting officer.
Jesus Mendez, 29, of LaBelle,
was arrested Jan. 28, and charged
with burglary with assault and bat-
tery. Rick Shephard of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.
Ignacio Reyes, 57, of LaBelle,
was arrested Jan. 28, on a warrant,
and charged with DUI. Christian
Buchhoffer of the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting
officer.
Kimberly Faith Casten, 30, of
LaBelle, was arrested Jan. 26, and
charged with contempt of court
and probation violation. Malqueen
Powell of the Hendry County Sher-
iff's Office was the arresting officer.
A male juvenile of LaBelle,
Was arrested Jan. 26, and charged
with fleeing/eluding police, grand
larceny of a firearm, grand vehicle
theft and possession of cocaine
with intent to
sell/manufacture/deliver. Robert
Archer of the Hendry County Sher-
iff's Office was the arresting officer.
Robert John Spencer, 27, of
LaBelle, was arrested Jan. 25, on a
warrant, and charged with failure
to appear for a felony offense.
Kelvin Robinson of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.
S* A male juvenile of Clewiston,
was arrested Jan. 16, and charged
with dealing in stolen property.
Larry Preece of the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting
officer.

Gerald Smith, 42, of LaBelle,
was arrested Jan. 23, and charged
with damaging property-criminal
mischief of $1,000 or more.
Leonard Riordan of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.

Clewiston
Joe Jesus Carillo, 20, of
Clewiston, was arrested Jan. 24,
and charged with burglary of an
unoccupied dwelling; unarmed;
no assault/battery and larceny theft
that's more than $300 but less than
$5,000. Juan Soto of the Hendry

County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.
Rigoberto Sanchez, 18, of
Clewiston, was arrested Jan. 24,
and charged with burglary of an
unoccupied dwelling; unarmed;
no assault/battery and larceny theft
that's more than $300 but less than
$5,000. Juan Soto of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.
Erica Roman, 24, of Clewis-
ton, was arrested Jan. 24, and
charged with probation violation.
Bonnie Weaver of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.

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CITY OF LABELLE
Notice of Proposed Enactment

The City Commission of the City of LaBelle proposes to
adopt an ordinance amending existing City of LaBelle
Land Development Code and having the following title

CITY OF LABELLE
ORDINANCE 2006- 45

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CITY OF LABELLE, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR
CHANGING OF THE CITY OF LABELLE ZONING MAP FOR PROPERTY KNOWN AS
'.ABEUIE GOODNO PUD", AMENDING THE ZONING DESIGNATION FROM BUSINESS
PROFESSIONAL ZONE (B-1) TO PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT ZONE (PUD); PROVIDING
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PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
The Public Hearing on the ordinance will be held on I hurscda, February 8, 2007 at
7:00 p.m. at City Hall on 481 West Hickpochee Avenue, I aHelle. Florida. Ordinance
is available for review at City Hall All interested persons are invited to attend and
be heard with respect to the proposed ordinances. Interested persons may appear
on their own behalf or by agent or attorney. If anyone decides to appeal a decision
made by the Commission with respect to any matter considered at the meeting or
hearing, a record of the procccding will be needed for the appeal and for that
purposess, may need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made,
which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to b be based.
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ABOVE STATED HEARING DATE.
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I HAVE BEEN A RESIDENT OF MUSE FOR OVER ONE YEAR. I have
noticed that people in the Muse area abandoned a lot of dogs. We have
taken in two young dogs lately because they were abandoned on our
road. I think this is the worst thing anyone can do to an animal. These
kind of people should go to jail. When we are driving east on Loblolly
Bay Road, you see dead dogs that have been hit and killed. They were
abandoned. This also happens on Kirby Thompson Road. They are left
for the buzzards. No one even tries to bury them. It's time someone
did something about this. This is so shameful to this area. A person
who loves and cares for all animals!

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Community Calendar

Friday, February 2
DJJ and Youth Task Force:
Health Dept., 1140 Pratt Blvd., 10
a.m.
American Legion Fish Fry: 5-7
p.m. Legion Post 130, Highway
80
AA: Step 11 Meditation Meet-
ing 7 p.m. Episcopal Church of
the Good Shepherd,
Collingswood & Eucalyptus, Port
LaBelle, open meeting.
Bingo! Our Lady Queen of
Heaven Catholic Church, Early
bird 6:45, Regular at 7 p.m. No
Smoking

Sunday, February 4
AA: 7 p.m. Port LaBelle, Epis-
copal Church of the Good Shep-
herd, Collingswood & Eucalyp-
tus, Port LaBelle, open discussion

Monday, February 5
Friends of the Library: 3 p.m.
Library Cottage
Teen Center: Hendry County
Health Dept., 325 Pratt Blvd., 3-7
p.m.
Weight Watchers: Weigh in
and registration at 5:30 p.m.,
meeting at 6 p.m., First Christian
Church, Social Hall, 138 Ford
Avenue.
Bingo: 6:30 p.m. American
Legion Hall, Hwy. 80W
Ford, Sunset Park Community
Assoc. 7 p.m. Old Daniels School,
Manatee Ave.
Pioneer Neighborhood
Watch: 7 p.m. Pioneer Commu-
nity Center.
Narcotics Anonymous: 8 p.m.
Episcopal Church of the Good
Shepherd, Collingswood & Euca-
lyptus, Port LaBelle, open meet-
ing

Tuesday, February 6
LaBelle Kiwanis Club: 7 a.m.,
Flora & Ella's, Hwy. 80
Hobby class: 9:00-11:00 a.m.
Woman's Club, Hwy. 80W
Rotary Club: Boo Boo's
Restaurant, noon

F/S Park Community Meeting:
Daniels School/Community Cen-
ter, 6:30 p.m.
AA: 12 Step/Big Book study
group 8 p.m. First Christian
Church, Ford Avenue, open
meeting

Wednesday, February 7
Port LaBelle Garden Club:
noon, extension office, Pratt Blvd.
AA Big Book Meeting: noon,
Episcopal Church of the Good
Shepherd, Collingswood & Euca-
lyptus, Port LaBelle, open meet-
ing
Auto Bike Night: 6 p.m.
Popeyes, 4x4s, lowriders, cus-
toms, antiques, hot rods, muscle
cars; come show off your ride.
Wednesday Night Kids: 6-7
p.m., Caloosa Baptist Church, for
youth in grades 6-12 at 500 W.
Hwy. 80. Phone 675-2348
PPVFD: drill 7 p.m.
AA 8 p.m. at the Alva Recre-
ation Hall.

Thursday, February 8
Small business counseling:
sessions begin at 9 a.m. Free. Call
675-0125 for an appointment.
Community Traffic Safety
Team: 1:00 p.m. LaBelle Fire Sta-
tion, Main Street
Overeaters Anonymous (OA):
Thursday 5:30 p.m:-in the Epis-
copal Church of the Good Shep-
herd, 1098 Collingswood Park-
way @ Eucalyptus, one block
south of SR 80 east of LaBelle.
AA: Open discussion, 8 p.m.,
First Christian Church, Ford Ave.
LaBelle Heritage Museum,
Inc.: 7 p.m. at the City Commis-
sioner Chambers in the City Hall,
first Thrsday except June, July
and August.
AA & Al Anon: 8 p.m. discus-
sion, First Christian Church, Ford
Ave., Call Intergroup at 275-5111
DAV Chapter 144: 8 p.m.
American Legion Hall, Hwy. 80W
Christian Youth Fellowship: 7
p.m., City Hall, Commissioner's
room

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Portion versus serving?
By Mary Ruth Prouty the size of a CD case. A serving of
A portion is the amount of food meat, fish or poultry is the size of a
you choose to eat. A serving is a deck of cards. A serving of cheese
standard amount used to help give is the size of a domino.
advice about how much to eat, but We Americans consume more
that can be confusing as well. than enough of these foods.
s Fd Pyra srv A serving of vegetables is the
The USDA's Food Pyramid serv- size of a light bulb. A serving of
ing sizes and the FDA's nutrition fruit is the size ofa baseball.
label serving sizes are not always These are the foods we need to
the same. The Food Pyramid serv- eat more of everyday. You have
ing size is the size that gives us the probably heard the phrase 'Eat 5 A
nutrients we need for daily living. Day' which means for good health
The nutrition label serving sizes we need to eat a minimum of 3
are the amount of food most peo- veggies and 2 fruits daily but only
pie eat at onetime. Knowing either 20 percent of us actually do:
one is a good start to becoming Work on adding more fruits
healthier and realizing how much and veggies to your diet and you'll
you really are eating, find you have less room for calorie-
Here are some easy references laden snacks.
for what a serving size is. With these serving size refer-
Let's start with pasta and rice. A ences in mind you can make the
/2 cup serving of pasta or rice is the decision on the size of the portion
size of a computer mouse or ice you choose to eat.
cream scoop. A serving of bread is It's your decision to make.

FP&L says Power Park

to contribute to economy

Juno Beach Florida Power &
Light Company (FPL) said today
the results of a recent study show
that Glades County and surround-
ing areas will be positively impact-
ed by the FPL Glades Power Park
Sdue to creation of additional jobs,
revenue from property taxes and
overall economic stimulus for the
area. The study was prepared by
Fishkind & Associates, Inc., an
economic and financial consult-
ing firm. The company studied
the employment and economic
impact resulting from the pro-
posed 1,960-megawatt, two-unit
advanced technology coal power
plant that will be capable of serv-
ing 650,000 homes.
"We're pleased that this report
provides additional information
on the economic value of the
power plant to Glades County and
the surrounding areas," said
Grover Whidden, external affairs
manager for FPL. "This advanced-
technology power plant will afford
the people in this region an eco-
nomic boost and opportunities for
the future."
The study's results point to a
positive impact for Glades County
as a result of more than $855 mil-
lion in ad valorem property taxes
during the 40-year operating life of
the plant. This means Glades
County could see a minimum
average of more than $21 million
each year. The county's school
district will get a boost, too, with
more than $12 million annually.
More than tax dollars at work
In addition to the property tax
dollars from the plant, many local
jobs will be created for the area
during construction and operation
of the FPL Glades Power Park:
1,600 workers during the
approximately 5-year construc-
tion phase.
180 full-time employees to
operate the plant with annual
average salaries of $60,000 per
year.

Annual construction related
jobs are estimated at 506
120 indirect, spin-off jobs
Yet another important eco-
nomic benefit to locating the
advanced technology coal plant in
Glades County is the stimulus to
the overall local economy such as:
$87.5 million per year will
flow through the local economy
$200.3 million annually will
flow through the local economy
during construction.
In addition, Hendry County can
expect several million dollars in
property taxes every year as a
result of transmission facilities that
will be needed to move power to
Florida customers.
The proposed FPL Glades
Power Park will include state-of-
the-art emission controls to pro-
tect air quality in the region. Addi-
tional information about the
proposed project is available at
www.FPL.com/ngladespower.
Specific questions may be asked
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Thank You

Toys for Tots program
The Hendry County Sheriff's
Office would like to say thank you
to all the people of Hendry County
that volunteered their time for the
"Toys for Tots" program. This
thank you includes our local com-
munity organizations, clubs and
the many local businesses that sup-
ported our "Toys for Tots" program
with generous donations.
"Toys for Tots" is a program that
distributes toys to local families
that are in need of assistance. "Toys
for Tots" has become a tradition
and this past December was our
10th anniversary.
A big thank you to all the volun-
teers that served to make this "Toys
for Tots" a huge success. Once
again, your devoted service and
dedication contributed to us hav-
ing another fulfilling year.
A special thanks to the U.S.
Marine Corps Reserve, 4th ANGLI-
CO of West Palm Beach, who have
assisted with the "Toys for Tots"
program for the past ten years. I
wish to thank them for their contin-
ued support.
A very special "thank you" goes
to my wife, Cathy. Her hard work
and dedication to this worthy

cause is invaluable. She was instru-
mental in all aspects of our "Toys
for Tots" program.
Without all of your support, the
toys would not have been distrib-
uted to so many of our children liv-
ing in Hendry County. I look for-
ward to seeing you all again next
Christmas. Once again, thank you
for supporting "Toys for Tots!"
Semper Fi,
Ronald E. Lee, Sr., Sheriff

Thank you
Grace Corey, 84, who has
resided in LaBelle for more than 30
years will be leaving on Feb. 6,
2007, and moving to Houston, TX,
to live with her son and daughter-
in-law. She wishes to extend her
thank you to all her friends she ha
known over the past years and
acquired great friendships with.
Her health aides and communi-
ty care have provided her with care
and needs that she has required. I,
Joanne Denice, her daughter,
would also like to extend a thank
you to all the people that have
made her life most memorable. At
this time Heidi and Dorothy
deserve a special thanks for all they
have done and provided to her.

The Witch's Brew

By Pudge Lehman
If you have a multi-outlet with
several cords plugged in (espe-
cially electronics) use those cute
square plastic bread ties and write
on them in permanent marker
what the wire belongs to. I used
to have to trace the wire back to
the appliance to see what it
belonged to so I could safely
unplug it.
If you carry a few makeup
products in your purse instead of
a makeup bag use a small plastic
zip lock. You can see what's in
there clearly.
Once in a while you find your-
self in a smoke filled room. You
get home and your jacket smells
strongly of smoke but is not really

dirty enough to
send to the
cleaners. Put it
in a heavy
plastic bag
and put an
opened container of
baking soda in the bot-
tom. In a few days it should be
smoke free.
All kinds of stuff comes in con-
tainers that can be used for stor-
age later. Some have just the right
sized lid to put your pepper mill
on so you don't get peppercorn
dust all over when you set it down
after grinding.
Sayin': Opportunity is missed
by most people because it is
dressed in overalls and looks like
work. Quote by Thomas Edison.

Sammy zamarron said, "Tne If "' .. ..r,
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year-old Sammy Jr., thinks because to me they're just a
they're going to win. He bet better team. But I don't really
$40 they'd win, so they'd bet- have a favorite team. I just
ter. I'm a Tampa Bay Bucs fan, don't like the Chicago Bears
though." so I don't want them to win.
There's just something about
m m m n a1 them that I don't like."

Robert Matson said, "Tne
Bears because I know a few
people who are Bears fans.
My eleven-year-old daughter
and her friends like them. I'm
a Lions fan, though."

Cnanes vieaaor sala, n- aoes-
n't really matter to me, I'm not
really into sports. I'll say the
Colts, though, because I used
to live across the river from
Indiana."

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Colts because of the coach,
Tony Dungy. He deserves to
win because when he was
the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
coach, they fired him and his
team ended up going to the
Super Bowl with their new
coach, John Grudin. The
Cowboys are my team,
though, and they'll be in the
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focus in January

LABELLE- January is Cervi-
cal Health Awareness Month, a
time to further educate, encour-
age and empower women to visit
their health care provider for a
regular Pap test.
"Cervical cancer, if caught
early, is almost 100 percent cur-
able, which is why caution on the
part of women about early detec-
tion screening is so crucial," said
Hendry and Glades County
Health Department Director Nef-
tali Fernandez, M.D. "The vaccine
involves a 3 dose series and
women in the target population
should as always consult with
their Medical Provider prior to
receiving the Human Papillo-
mavirus vaccination (HPV)."
The American Cancer Society
reports that between 60 and 80
percent of American women
with newly diagnosed invasive
cervical cancer have not had a
Pap test in the past 5 years and
may have never had one. The
groups that tend not to get regular
checkups include older women,
the uninsured, ethnic minorities,
(especially Latinas, African Amer-
icans and Asian Americans), and
poor women, particularly those
in rural areas. In the State of Flori-
da during 2004, there were 826
cases of newly diagnosed cervical
cancers and 248 women who
died as a result of cervical cancer
as reported to the statewide can-
cer registry, the Florida Cancer
Data System (FCDS).
Approximately 99 percent of
cervical cancer is attributed to a
virus known as Human Papillo-
mavirus (HPV). The virus is
spread through sexual contact
and women can be infected with
HPV and not know it. A woman
can best protect herself from cer-
vical cancer by receiving the HPV
vaccination before the age of 27
years, limiting her number of sex-
ual partners, not smoking, going
in for regular Pap testing, and
promptly following up on abnor-
mal Pap test results. Depending
on the results of a woman's Pap
test, her doctor may want to do
an HPV test.
The following are reasons to
have a Pap test:
A Pap test can find early cell
changes in the cervix before

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these changes turn into cervical
cancer.
Abnormal cells in the cervix
and cervical cancer don't always
cause symptoms, especially at
the onset, so early detection is the
key.
Females should start getting
regular Pap tests about 3 years
after they begin sexual activity.
All women should have a
Pap test by the age of 21, regard-
less of sexual activity.
The Department of Health's
Breast and Cervical Cancer Early
Detection Program was created
in 1994 through a federal grant
from the CDC. This program pro-
vides assistance to women ages
50 to 64, who are uninsured and
are at or below 200 percent of the
federal poverty level. By offering
information and support, as well
as the critical screening services
that women need, the program
has helped to remove barriers
that prevent women from getting
screened. Since its inception,
over 30,000 women have
received Pap tests through this
program. There are 16 sites in
Florida that serve all 67 counties.
DOH promotes and protects
the health and safety of all people
in Florida through the delivery of
quality public health services and
the promotion of health care
standards. For more information,
please visit www.doh.state.fl.us.
For more information on the
Breast and Cervical Cancer Early
Detection program call 800-451-
2229 or go to
www.doh.state.fl.us/family/bcc.
For more information on cervical
cancer, visit the CDC site at
www.cdc.gov, the American Can-
cer Society at www.cancer.org,
the National Cancer Institute at
www.cancer.gov or the Agency
for Health care Research and
Quality at www.ahrq.gov.
The Department of Health's
Immunization Program provides
vaccinations for HPV to young
females through several programs.
For more information on program
requirements, contact the
Hendry/Glades County Health at any
of our three sites or via our e-mail
address at: httpV//doh.state.fl.us/chd-
Hendry/home.html.

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Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 1,2007 D

Las Noticias en Espanol

Presenatacion
El Consorsio de Enfermeria en
el Suroeste de La Florida reciente-
inente tuvo til dia de observa-
cion con estudiantes lque estani
interesadas eo la carrera de entlr-
meria. Este es el cuarlo aflo que
se hace esta actividad en El Con-
dado Hendry. Las estudiantes
toman liun dia observando a las
enfermeras para saber si de ver-
dad esa es la carrera que desean
seguir. El Colegio Cornunitario de
Palm Beach ofrece muchas opor-
tunidades y becas.
Estudiantes de la Belle, Clewis-
ton y Moore Haven que fueron
invitadas a la presenatcion son:
Roxana Mufioz, Maria Bedolla,
Tasha Morrison, Jazmine Perez,
Melissa DeSantiago, Kerem
Betancur, Anahi Guerra y Narheili
Caspar.
Incialmente desarrollado por
el Consorsio de Enfermeria, el
program Ilamado "Un dia en la
Vida de una Enfermera" fue
implementado para eliminar la
escasez de enfermeras en el
Suroeste Floridiano. Un total de
29 estudiantes que expresaron su
deseo de estudiar la carrera se
presenatron al Hospital regional
de Clewiston para recibir aseso-
ria.
I Sue Seeley director de Enfer-
meria y David McClusky quien es
el Asistente de Educacion Clinica
coordinaron el event del dia.
Ademas de darle a los estudiantes
un paseo por todo el hospital se
les dio information de becas y
una session de preguntas con
respuestas.
La Consejera de carreras del
area Jovita Williamson dio las
gracias a La Directora de Enfer-
meria y al Coordinador educa-
tional por el esfuerzo de dar esta
information

Plantaciones De
Marijuana
El Alguacil del Condado
Glades Stuart Whiddon dijo que
su Oficina decomis6 una planta-
gion de marijuana localizada en
LaBelle Circulo Lider 16061.
, Los detectives habian estado
vigilando el area por various meses
'.Del lugar se quitaron 262 plants
de la hierba ademas de todos los
inplementos de sembrarla y
cuidarla.
Sonny Amaro Sanchez de
edad 24 quien tambien tiene una
direction en Cabo Coral fue
arrestado y entregado a las Autori-
'dades Federales.

Durante el 2006 las autori-
dades de Glades decomisaron
seis plantaciones de marijuana
que dejaron site arrests. El
Alguacil Whiddon dijo: "Esto es
una epidemnia por todo Florida y
iluestros Condados tan pequefios
no estan inmunes a estas opera-
clones ilegales. Nosotros vamos a
investigar y denunciar ya sea por
el gobierno estatal o federal toda
la gente que este involucrada en
cualquier tipo de actividad reala-
ciondada con drogas".

Comida Saludable
Es viernes en la noche y usted
decidi6 comer afuera, en el
restaurant italiano orden6 un
deliciosos plato de pasta. El menu
no dice que el plato de comida
que used escoji6 vaa alimentar a
6 personas pero el plato de pasta
viene con tres tazas que pueden
ser para que seis personas se lo
coman. De acuerdo con La Pir
mide Alimenticia del Departa-
mento de Agricultura de Los Esta-
dos Unidos de Am6rica, la pro-
porci6n saludable para una
persona es media taza de pasta.
La cantidades despropor-
cionadas de comida que sirven
en los restaurants ahora es
exagerada, la comida no la sirven
en plates, la sirven en bandejas.
Muchos de nosotros no sabemos
lo que quiere decir servir. Solo
porque nos sirven una cantidada
exagerada de comida eso no sig-
nifica que la tenemos que comer
toda. Si el plato que usted orden6
tiene demasiada comida piense
en las alternatives siguientes.
? Pregunte primero por una
caja de guardar comida y guard
por lo menos la mitad asi no se
ver tentado a com6rsela
toda de un sola vez. Cu ntas
veces usted ha limpiado su plato y
mas tarde se est quejando:
ZPorqu6 comi tanto?i Ahora estoy
muy Ileno!
? Antes de salir planee com-
partir las entradas que sirven
antes de la comida grande.
? Ordene un aperitivo y una
ensalada en vez de una comida
complete.
? Si el restaurant lo permit
ordene una porci6n para nifos.
La p6xima semana les vamos
a dar una gufa de lo que es una
proporci6n de comida saludable

Accidente
Solo despues de que han pasa-
do dos semansa despues del afio
nuevo el Condado Henry ya tiene
sus primeras fatalidades de trafi-

co. La primera ocurri6 el 6 de LaBelle. La segunda victim falle
enero cuando Rafael Nieto de cio el 13 de enero cuando Justo
edad 25 y resident en Fort Myers Luis Jimenez de edad 22 se
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grandparents are Barbara Gnagey
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Clay Shoot

Challenge Feb. 10

The 6th Annual Boy Scouts of
America Clay Shoot Challenge
sponsored by Johnson Engineer-
ing and Caloosa Sport Shooters
will be held Saturday, Feb. 10, at the
Hendry County Sheriff's Training
Facility located at 1700 Witt Road in
Clewiston. "Clay shooting is safe
and fun for all ages and a great way
to benefit a great cause like the Boy
Scouts of America," says Brad
Walden, Program Director for the
Boy Scouts of America, Southwest
Florida Council.
Teams can put their skills to the
test whether they are experienced
shooters or beginners. Entry fees
are $300 per person, or $1,000 per
team. Teams are based on five peo-
ple per team. All participants will
receive 50 clay targets (25 skeet, 25
trap), lunch and ammunition. Reg-
istration is limited to 70 partici-
pants. A registration form can be
found at
www.swflcouncilbsa.org/newinf
ormation.htm. Check-in begins at

7:30 a.m. and the event runs from
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Additional events include:
Turkey Shoot: 1:00 p.m. Start;
Cost is $5 per round (11 rounds)
with a cash prize.
Trap Shooting: 9:00 a.m. Start;
Cost is $5 for 25 shots.
Five Stand sponsored by Tom
and Carol Lause:9:00 a.m. Start;
Cost is $5 for 25 shots.
To find the Hendry County Sher-
iff's Training Facility travel east on
Highway 80 toward Clewiston, go
past the Pioneer Shell Station, con-
tinue on about a quarter of a mile,
turn right, or south, onto Witt
Road. The Clay Shoot is a fund-rais-
er that benefits the local Boy Scouts
of America. To find out more about
the 6th Annual Clay Shoot Chal-
lenge, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts,
Exploring or Venturing call the
Brad Walden at the Southwest
Florida Council at 239-936-8072, or
visit www.swflcouncilbsa.org.

The Cowgirls ended the 2006-
07 season with two tough defeats.
Although they had a losing record,
the team gained valuable experi-
ence at the varsity level, the team
will miss the two seniors, Brittany
Malice and Samatha Martinez.
However, the rest of the squad will
be returning and with another year
of experience, and they look for-
ward to improving their regular

season record.
Even though the regular season
has ended, the Cowgirls start their
"second season" of the year Tues-
day night at 7:00 p.m. in Lemon
Bay against Dunbar High in the dis-
trict tournament. With the
improvement of the team since the
beginning of the year, the Cowgirls
believe they can make a move in
the post season.

Sports Shorts

Longhorn boosters
to meet
There will be a monthly boost-
er meeting for the LaBelle Long-
horns on Feb. 8 at 7 p.m. It will be
at the Rec Board Building located
on Cowboy Way. Everyone is wel-
come to come. If you are interest-
ed in taking one of the open posi-
tions on the board please attend.

LaBelle Dixie
softball sign-ups
LaBelle Dixie softball sign-ups
will be held at Davis Pratt Park on
Sunday, Feb. 4 and 11 from 1-4
p.m. ending with final registration
and tryouts on Feb. 17 at 9 a.m.
Registration is $40. Forms can
also be picked up at The Sun Tan
Shack, Monday-Friday from 9
a.m. to 7 p.m. Any questions
please call 675-8268 for more
info.

Sign up for
Little League
LaBelle Little League sign ups
are scheduled this month. Look
for them every Saturday from 9
a.m. till noon at Winn-Dixie and
Sunday at Davis-Pratt Park from 1-
4 p.m. until Feb. 18. Register the
first child in your family for $55;
others at $70 each. There is a dis-
count for working the concession
stand.
As always, Little League is in
need of coaches and other volun-
teers. Please call Bubbie Owens
at 239-229-4188 with questions.

Be a Little
League coach
There will be a Little League
coaches meeting Feb. 8 at 6:30

Caloosa Belle/Patty Brant
At the wheel
Look at that face! Two-and-a-half-year-old Hunter Turner looks like he was born to be
behind the wheel of a boat at least while he's sitting safely in Great-Grandpa Dale
Small's lap. Dale and Jeanette Small brought the young man by the BP gas station
Wednesday, Jan. 24, for a ride in the BP team Ranger boat simulator. The folks at BP
brought the simulator around to LaBelle and Moore Haven before the FLW tournament in
Clewiston Jan. 24-27. Young and not so young got a chance to really feel what it's like to
run flat out on the water in a hot bass boat. The ten-member team had eight anglers in the
Clewiston tournament seven pros and co-angler, Judy Israel of Clewiston.

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Kids: Like dodgeball?
Come to the Dodging Darts
Dodgeball Tournament for area
youth grades 7-12 Feb. 2-3. For
more information contact Sara
with TRIBE Youth Church at 673-
3571 or 612-9899.

Bass tourney planned
Seacoast National Bank will
hold the 5th Annual Bass Tourna-
ment to benefit the March of
Dimes on Saturday, Feb. 3, at
Okee Tantie Marina. Register early
at www.seacoastnational.com or
pick up an application at any Sea-
coast National Bank locations.
The tournament is based on a
100-(2 man) boat field, 1st place
payout will be 3,000, 2nd place
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Pittsburgh. While it's true that 14 of
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drafted them to the playoffs, even that
number shows that predicting which
College quarterbacks will succeed in the
NFL isn't rocket science it's tougher.
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Some sports fans know that the first
use of instant replay on television
Occurred during the 1963 Army-Navy
Football game, but what was the lay?
ICBS replayed a one-yard touchdown
run by Army quarterback Rollie
Stichweh. For the record, Navy won the
Game 21-15. Here are two other televi-
Ision puzzlers. What was the first tele-
Ivised sporting event ever? And what I
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I Nazi Germany; the first in the U.S. was
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Entering the 2006-07 season, 11 of the
30 teams in the NBA had payrolls of less
than $61.7 million. Why is that number
significant? Because incredibly, that's
the amount the New York Knicks owed
to five players who weren't even on
their roster when the season began:
Shandon Anderson, Allan Houston,
lalen Rose, Maurice Taylor, and Jerome
Williams. That's on top of the salaries
of the players actually on the active ros-
ter at the start of the season and the
Knicks were still one of the league's
weakest teams.

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CITY OF LABELLE
Notice of Proposed Enactment
The City Commission of the City of LaBelle proposes to adopt an ordinance amending
existing City of LaBelle Code of Ordinances and ha\ ing the following title
CITY OF LABELLE
ORDINANCE NO. 2007-02
SPECIAL MASTER FOR CODE ENFORCEMENT
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LABELLE, FLORIDA, PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE 162.03,
ADOPTING AN ALTERNATE CODE ENFORCEMENT SYSTEM WHICH GIVES SPECIAL MASTERS
THE AUTHORITY TO HOLD HEARINGS AND ASSESS FINES AGAINST VIOLATERS OF THE
RESPECTIVE CITY OF LABELLE CODES AND ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR ENACTMENT;
PROVIDING FOR PROCEDURES; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
The Public Hearing will on the ordinance will be held on Thursday, February 8, 2007 at 7-00 p.m. at City
Hall on 481 West Hickpochee Avenue, LaBelle, Florida. Ordinance Is available for review at City Hall.
All interested persons are invited to attend and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinances.
Interested persons may appear on their own behalf or by agent or attorney. If anyone decides to appeal
a decision made by the Commission with respect to any matter considered at the meeting or hearing, a
record of the proceeding will be needed for the appeal and for that purposess, may need to insure that
a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon
which the appeal is to be based.
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CAN DISABILITIES ACT, PLEASE CONTACT THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE AT 863-675-2872, NO LESS THAN
FIVE (5) DAYS PRIOR TO THE ABOVE STATED Il A-\RIN(, DATE.
City of LaBelle City Commission
Randal A. Bengston, Mayor

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Don't miss approaching 2007 Homestead Exemption filing deadline

Kristina A. Kulpa, CFA, ASA,
Hendry County Property Appraiser,
has announced that her LaBelle
and Clewiston offices will be open
until 6 p.m. on Feb. 15, and 22nd to
accommodate taxpayers who
wrish to file for homestead exemp-
tion and other exemptions that are

available. Also, to better serve the
public, the offices will be open on
Saturday, February 17, from 9 a.m.
till noon.
For those taxpayers who wish
to apply in LaBelle on the above
dates, please enter the Courthouse
Complex through t(le courtyard

and an attendant will let you in the
glass doors. Parking will be avail-
able in the east parking lot beside
the Chamber of Commerce.
If you can't get there, theywill
come to you at the Montura Fire Sta-
tion Thursday, Feb. 15 and the Felda
Fire Station, Thursday, Feb. 22.

The Clewiston Sub office will be
open the same dates and times as
the LaBelle office.
You must have the following
information to apply:
1. Title of your property
2. Florida Driver's License
3. Florida Vehicle Registration

4. Hendry County Voter's Card
or Declaration of Domicile
5. Social Security Card(s) or
numbers)
6. If you live in a Mobile Home
you will need to bring the registra-
tion
7. Permanent Resident Alien

Card foi Non-American Citizens
Should you have any questions,
or need additional information
please feel free to call the LaBelle
office at 675-5270 or the Clewiston
office at 983-31787 the hours for
both offices are 8:30 A.M. to 5:00
P.M., Monday thru Friday.,

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Follow your aura to Firehouse drama

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Submitted photo/Henry and Rhoda Spang
Come to Old Timers Dinner
Lynda Rider (center), a LaBelle native, founding member and Vice-President of the
LaBelle Heritage Museum, meets with President Addison Austin and volunteers Rhoda
Spang (far left) and Terri Lazar to finalize plans for the 12th Annual Old Timers' Dinner@
at the LaBelle Civic Center on Thursday, Feb. 22. Tickets are $15 at the LaBelle Chamber
of Commerce (675-0125), the Museum (674-0034), or call Lynda Rider at 675-1338 and
Linda Clark at 612-0868.

By Jo Coombs
Is your cultural aura becoming
dim? Do you need an attitude
adjustment? Is your body shrivel-
ing from lack of laughter and
entertainment? Why not cure all
you ills and take in a play at the
theater?
In the early '90s, a few theater
lovers formed a theatrical group.
With the city's old empty fire sta-
tion, donations of seats, equip-
ment and a lot of hard work from
volunteers, the Firehouse Cultural
Center was created.
Now the Firehouse Cultural
Center, located at 241 N. Bridge
Street, is in its 14th season.
The next play will be South-
ern Fried Murder by Billy St.
John at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Fri-
day and Saturday, February 8-10
and 15-18. Sunday performanc-

Submitted photo/Firehouse Players
Joe Thomas and Bob Butts study their lines for the upcoming play.
es are February 11 and 18 at 2 Visa and Master Card are accept-
p.m. Admission is $10 with ed. Call 675-3066 for reserva-
reservation and $12 without. tions.

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60 851 S. Main St
LaBelle, FL
(863) 675-1686
"Y'all" Spoken Here!

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1362 Thigpen Road
LaBelle, FL
9:00 a.m. Sunday Worship
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Bible Study Sundays at 10:15 a.m.
Were evybody isSnoebody andJesss islord
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699 Hwy 80 West
LaBelle, FL

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863-675-1032
737 S. Bridge St.
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Just North of Langford Ford

RESTORING THE SOUL
An Introduction to Inner Healing
The LaBelle Chapter, Order of St.
Luke invites you to join Pastor
Sharon Lewis from Osprey, FL.
For a time of anointed teaching
and life changing healing prayer
on March 24, 2007. At the
Church of the Good Shepherd,
1098 Collingswood Parkway,
LaBelle, FL. Call 675-0385 for
more information.

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890 B. Road LaBelle, FL
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Specializing in Embroidery
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86 W Hickpoochee Ave. LaBelle
(Across from Burger King on S R. 80)
863.674.1365
e-mail gnewild@stato.net
Open Monday- Friday from 9 to 5

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863-673-9478
P.O. Box 13SL1 LaBelle, FL
Licensed & Insured
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T, W & F 9-5 Thurs 9-6
Sat 7-2
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LaBelle, FL
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DENTURES
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US 41 SOUTH FT. MYERS
1-866
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390 North Bridge Street
LaBelle. FL 33935
863/675-6400
Fax: 863/612-0250
Cell;: 39/246-3094
Mark C. Schoenwald,
Certified Estate Specialist
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For more information,
please call Don Crebs at
863-612-0706 or Shonda at
863-674-4118

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LABELLE, FL
863-674-0003
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(863) 902-9494

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Mobile and Home Repairs
Ceilings, Walls, Floors
OFFICE (863) 675-5919
CELL (863) 673-0861
25 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Owner Roger Alexander, SR.
Lic HC096.SP and Insured

Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 1,2007 t

Moms, infants overflow Almanacs

at annual baby show

Babies, babies, and more
babies filled the Dallas Townsend
Agricultural Center on Tuesday,
Jan. 23, for the annual Family Ser-
vices Network's baby shower.
The time was coordinated with
the health department's lunch time
so that mothers who had appoint-
ments could participate without
having to make two trips to
LaBelle.
This was the biggest baby
shower organized by Vicki Greene
with 94 honorees and that is not
counting guests. The baby shower
was for pregnant mothers and
mothers (or caregivers) with
babies up to one-year old. But
most caregivers have to bring
along all the children they take care
of and this was no exception.
These older toddlers are listed as
guests.
During the one and one-half
hours, the group, played baby
bingo. It is played just like the regu-
lar bingo, but instead of numbers
different educational information is
given out and a bingo sheet is
marked if it is on the sheet.
Each entrant is given gifts. The
donors who made all of the gifts
possible are: U-Save Supermarket,
Goodwill Industries, Children's

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1454NI ladison A.vc. Immokalcc, FL
For appointments call 239-658-3000
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IMMOKALEE FAMILY
CARE CENTER
S102 tlke T, I. .. d ImR mo'kulee, F.
Appointments Are Necessary
Please Call 239-657-6363

STANTON MOBILE HOMES
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Turn Key Packages Available.
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Lic, Real Estate Broker
Office: 863-612-0551
Fax: 863-612-0553
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i 863-234-1230
r OR
239-357-5111

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Maria Tavera, and mother-to-be Maria Valadez enjoyed the
baby shower, but little Miss Ailynn Carrana just had to drift
off for sleepy-time: She's not quite old enough yet to enjoy
all the festivities.

Advocacy, The Early Learning
Coalition of SWFL, United Way
211, Child Care of SWFL, Inc., Early
Steps, Fiesta Expo, Kiwanis, Free-
dom Fellowship Ministries, Healthy

STATE FARM

INSURANCE

Rena I. Dipofi
13 Missouri St. Suite A
LaBelle, FL
(863) 675-1880
Like a good neighbor.
State Farm is there."

SBC
FINANCE
Licensed Florida Broker Business
100% Financing Available
49 N. Industrial Loop Rd. LaEelle
863-675-3275
9-5 Mon Friday
Special Appointments Available
HaUamos Espnol

CAILOOSA
PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
For all your home & property needs
(863) 673-5338
(863) 675-3368
Brent Haines
Licensed & Insured

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RO[)NEY MURRAY
& SF11 I IOWARI)
L~i'. Real Esta i'lc t c'ketr
Laic elle I.
8631675-4550

The Sonia
Rios Team
RE/MAX Real
Estate Professionals
1251-6A Taylor Lane
LeHigh Acres, FL 33936
www.soniarioste m.col
E-mail: soniarios@aol.com
Sonid Rios
Li Rot ree Estimat kes

HIGGINS
TREE SERVICE
High Risk Trees
Trimming & Removal
Stump Grinding
Land Clearing
Excavator Work
Prompt Free Estimates
Licensed and Insured
863-675-3955
(35 Years Experience)

Start, The Hendry County Health
Department, The Dallas B.
Townsend Agricultural Center,
Catherine Howard and Mary Bar-
toshuk.

h4tLIN.A'S $0D
& LDAN DSCADE
4tA INT[NANC[?
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IPnnkyo', AlbertoMdino
CELL:
863-673-4091
licensed and inued

Bankof America

SHIRLEY
IMHOFF WILLIS
Mortgage Loan Officer
Consumer Real Estate
Tel: 863.675.9065
239.415.6302
Fax: 239.415.6311
shirley.willis@bankofamerica.con
415 W. Hwy 80 LaBelle

Get Up, Glades!
Get Up, Get Out, Get Active
e r continues! Here's another
r chalice lo get active: Step Up,
Florida! in Glades County. Step
Up is a statewide activity that will
gE see events happening in all of
Florida's 67 counties. Friday, Feb.
2 is Step Up, Glades! In addition
to activities at the schools every-
one is invited to join them for a
Bridge Walk starting at 3 p.m. If
you haven't walked the bridge it
Sis a lot of fun and great exercise.
For more information call Mary
Ruth at 674-4056 Ext. 127 or
Angelica at 946-0707 Ext 209.

Learn ballroom
dancing
Enjoy learning ballroom
dancing from Nick Fidanza.
Classes are Tuesday evenings 7-
8:30 p.m. at the LHS cafeteria. $5
per person per lesson. For more
information call 863-675-4098,
evenings.
Come to pork
steak dinner
Community Christian School
will host its annual Pork Steak
Dinner at First Christian Church,
intersection of Lee and Ford
Avenue, LaBelle on Friday, Feb. 2,
from 4-7 p.m. Call the CCS office
at 675-3277 to purchase your

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'liailer Service
Lie. & Insured
863-673-1501
,\ialhaaI Pratt Owner

Call
863-675-0000
Toll-Free
888-332-3345
Visit our website at:
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qOices in Alva and Downtown Fbt Myeos

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LAND CON 1
180 N. Bridge St. LaBelle, FL
(863) 675-6788
1-888-675-6762
www.heritagelandco.con

RIVERSIDE
"REAL ESTATE
Corner of I-wy 80 &
45 South Rivervicw.
LaBele, FL 33935
863-675-2718
www. laIx'llrrivrsid.comn
c Inml' rciilrstatlr( i lhbellrivrrside.com
SMrilyn Sears
i MLS I tcicwscl Real lisliat )n'ktr

HUNTERS
TREE SERVICE
Licensed and Insured
863-675-0403 _*

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ROSER

REALTORS

675.0898
WORLDWIDE
INTERNET MARKETING
PAUL ROSER BROKER

Cynthia Miller
/ II..icensed \cdWdingI Profssional
'..J mDiflnctiv, / n. I.' l.,nMrab
i .li planning and coordination
in ihe Southwest Florida area.
Full service, vendor assistance and
louirly pack ages available.
FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION
975 Ft TI'hoimpson Ave. 1 ,.t I
Phone: 863-675-3966
Cell: 863-673-3855
linail: cihumn75-w'ledding(lyahoo.coni

tickets in advance. Tickets are $7
per person. Meal will include
pork steak, baked beans, cole
slaw and sweet tea.

Help support
Easter Seals
Century 21 Sunbelt Realty,
Inc. with 18 offices in Southwest
Florida, proudly offers a play-
house to the lucky ticket holder.
Tickets are now on sale at all
Century 21 Sunbelt offices. The
playhouse is currently on display
at the LaBelle office. Tickets are
$5 each. All proceeds will be
donated to support Easter Seals.
Drawing to be held Easter Sun-
day, April 8, 2007. Winner is not'
required to be present.

Humane society
needs donations
The Caloosa Humane Society
is in need of donations of salable
items for a fundraiser "Tag Sale"
scheduled for Feb. 3. All dona-
tions are tax-deductible. Bring
your donation to the shelter at
1200 Pratt Blvd. (behind the
Hendry Co. Health Dept.) or to
the LaBelle Auction House at the
foot of the Caloosahatchee
.Bridge. If you need your item
picked up you can call 863-675-
0997. This is an easy way to help

WHITES
IAWN MOWING & GRADE SERVICE

Yard Mowing Hedge Trimming
Mulching Skid Steer Work Grading
Tree Work Clean Up Service
Call David 863-67-8942
LaBelle, FL

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

Cafoosa

'Watefront Yfomesites

Jim Green Realty
Owner-Broker
239-728-5481

rhce king Q oup
The alternative to
ordinary real estate.
274 N. BRIDGE ST
LABELLE, FL
863-612-0002
www.melking.com
Mel King
,AS Lie Real Estate Broker

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HOME: 863-612-0525
CELL: 812-596-0029

support your local humane
organization. All proceeds are to
benefit the homeless animals of
your community.
Anniversary
Mass 2007
Bishop Frank J. Dewane will
celebrate the annual Anniversary
Mass for couples married 25, 50
and over 50 years Saturday, Feb.
10, at 1 p.m. at Epiphany Cathe-
dral in Venice. Although space
limits the attendance to the Mass
to the couples only, family and
friends may join in the celebra-
tion at the reception in Epiphany
Parish Hall at 2:30 p.m. Couples
should contact their parish office
to register now through Feb. 5.
SCF bike show coming
Come to the SCF Bike Show
Sunday, Feb. 25. Trophies for lots
of different categories. Winner
trophies for V-8/antique, trike
and best of show. For more infor-
mation contact fullthrot-
tlekatie@aol.com or call 239-
246-3045.
Entry fee is just $15. Register
at Barron Park that day from 10
a.m.-2 p.m.; trophies awarded at
2 p.m. Music, food and vendors
at library parking lot.
For information, call Katie
239-246-3045 or e-mail fullthrot-
tlekatie@aol.com.

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Marine, Inc.
18631 675-7711

[863167-706i
LIC#HC355.SP
and Insured
Commercial
& Residential

-Snowbird Pools &Spas
New Construction,
Repairs & Renovation
Keith Derinod
41P 'Licensed & Insured
12391707-4991
(23914584681
State Lic#CPC 1456588

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SUNBELT REALTY, INC.
777 W. Hwy. 80 (863) 675-1616
Saies Rents Properly vianageimnt
ht youair trust in Number Oxe'
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Horizons
Real Estate Corp.
580 S. Main St. LaBelle, FL
863-675-1973
e-mail: newhorizons-re@earthlink.net
If you are thinking of buyin
or selling, give us a'cat!
1 GRBG MINRS
S lic RealEstate Broker

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238 N. Biid3ge S. la73-l1, fI.33935
863-675-8868

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integrity Window
Cleaning Service
Homes & Offices
Screens Replaced & Custom Built

863-673-2316
S863-674-1801
integritywindowl@yahoo.com
Carolyn J. Ford
Owner & Operator

"When you need a service, call a professional!"

Call 863-675-2541

or email us at cbelle@strato.net
to place your ad!

10 Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 1,2007

***PURCHASE YOU NEW HOME FOR THE

NEW YEAR WITH NO MONEY DOWN ***

*** COMPARE SU CASA PARA EL NUEVO

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Lic. Real E1,state Brokers
state Associates: -1,;I ,
STamra Franco, I

Old River.
173 Be.rid ll oak filled acres with nice 2/2 home.
Fenced & cross fenced, cow pens. Can be subdivided.
441 platted lots. $3,400,000. Owner Anxious.
Very nice 3BR/2B brick home in Rivcrbend Estates.
Enjoy the large screened patio or the peace & quite
under the beautiful oaks. Only $349,900.
7.1 acres in Glades County. Cleared & partially fenced.
Close to LaBelle. $254,900.
Very Nice .1Br, 1.51B3 on.r 1-e 0rerNlot w.in low con-
vien lj fJJ F j( el '1_J0, r IOnly
$169,900.
61.25 acres. Improved pastures & fenced. Only
$11,000 per acre.
19 acre orange grove. Located in Hendry Co. $11,900
per acre.
40 acre orange grove. Located in Hendry Co. $11,900
per acre.

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FOR PHOTO

555,900 Ermosa lote en Immokalee.
lote es de 040 acres. agua y alcanarilla
de ciudadl Buena oportunidad para
construir la casa de sus suehos!!

$159,900 Adorable casa de 3 cuartos
2 banos, recien remodelado con nueva
loseta y alfombra. reclen pintado, y
- much mast Localizado en Port Labelle'

SI199,900 Nueva construccon' Cerca de
.' ., Wal mart y contercales. 3 dormltorlos, 2
bans, pisos de losetaialfombra. todas las
Sapllcaciones, y mast En Lehigh Acres'

5 199,900 1.3 ACRES, 3 dormitorlos.
2 banos. Nuevo pisos de vinyl. jardin
Tropical, cobertizo y much mast
a llBella ocahzacion en Immokaleel

S239,900 5 ACRES,, Lote ha sido
limpiada y preparado para
construction, incluye bella lago. y
Smucho mast Ublcada en la SR-82'

S109,900 (Gran oporunidad de
Inversion de renta, trailor centralmente
, localizado en Immokalee, agua y
alcantarilla de dudadi En Immokalee!

S5"2,90 0
6.5 ACRES,

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CAu T O-E SOJJWA RIOS LTL'M 239-368-4627
REK/MAX Real Estate Professionals
1251-6A Taylor Lane Lehigh Acres, FL 33936
Website: iwv.soniariolsteam.coin E-Mail: soniariosWaol.conl

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Mtyers. PricetdIat $235

W&v.OKREFALTYINC.COM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT I RENTALS SALES
CINDY L. ALEXANDER
LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKER
ASSDCtATES: EDITH HACKWANN
AND DON BURDICK
675-0500

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NEW LOCATION!
233 N BRIOGE ST
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~ikinR $179,900
2 ON SnMMERA.I, RD. IN MUSE
tier &I E Palomar I( drtx mi ,2 RN1111n(IT) n.-I akF1v +Homeiia
in Port Lasellec
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(F SPACI km-ki $5,0
ON E. SUINFLONER (.IRCLE
3l iBeol 2 13, I0 on corner liii. c eltl
i AT $4 ,590 vallud -Wing $189,900
MOREINR,)1.25+- EW) Q 0-N jIips'l)tRNTT oFHIo\r
ic, e ctrC i 3 2Kith, t. ile% N I u nxhus in-.idc
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ONIMAINER COURT.- I Beldrom I
lftK SAL Ili I ("aCir mganq,($125,000
I tcurtii~3kili OFF PALONAR -3 klnxiiii2 IImli I (Ca
JOsq ft Iliving gaiig(-$172.500
C.In fl. Ft. S. FEl)(Ii~UTER -' i Btdn iom,2 liIah ICar
i,000 garnige Reduced to ii$179,000

10.4 acres of prime SR 80
frontage vacant land in Alval
Commercial potential and
has great access. $2,800,000

* 3 bedroom 2 bath home on 1.97
acres in Felda $239,000 Sold!
* 3 bedroom 2 bath pool home in
Cape Coral $339,000
* 3 bedroom 2 bath home in Cape
Coral $279,000
* 3/2 on 10 acres in Bayshore near
Babcock Ranch! $619,000

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Over 8,Uou sq.ioot county cnarmer in aeea restnctea
community off of CR78! 4 Bedroom 3 1/2 Bath 2 story on
1.05 acre lot. Gorgeous custom pool with rock waterfall and
large patio. Fireplace, custom woodwork and many quality
features in the home. Must see to appreciate. $1,295,000
-- --- -- -

*1.25 acre lot in Montura
Ranchettes. $35,000
* 7 Port LaBelle lots. Make offer
on all for a bargain! $38,900/ea
a1.25 acre lot in Montura
Ranchettes. $39,000
*1/4 acre Port LaBelle lot on
Montana Cr. $42900

* 100 Acres-E LaBelle S1,080,000
*3 Pt LaBelle tots Unit 102
$49,000 for each lot!
* 2 acre in Muse $60,600 Soldl
*1.25 acre in Lehigh $75,000
*1,25 acre in Lehigh $79,000
* 10 ac. in East LaBelle $240,000

* 1.25 acre Ntontura lot $45,000 15 acres in Felda$405,000 u/c
* 1/4 acre lot in Lehigh $45,600 106 ac. in Felda $954,000 ulc

www. homeandranchre.com

3 bedroom 2 bath home on
4.5 acres in Felda. Pole
barn, stocked pond E more!
Beautiful country! $433,000

55,250 square foot warehouse on
King's Highway in Lake Suzy,
Desoto Countyl Solid tenant with
steady income. Completely rebuilt
after hurricane Chartey so it's like
brand new! Only 1.2 miles East of
1-75. Great Investment
opportunity & great timing Make
an offer[ $5,750,000

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Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 1,2007 11

LaBelle Elementary f .,,

Citizens of the Month k

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SFront to back: Row 1-Ernesto Ramos, Patricia Barrios;
row 2-Lorena Arroyo, Jailene Mondragon, Abbie O'Fer-
rell, Shelby Williams, Alejandra Magana; row 3-SanJua-
na Gomez, Joanna Flores, Maranda Mills, Hugo Vargas,
Sillon Barton, Luis Mendez; Not present-Noemi Her-
; nandez, Ashton Beer, Jesus Cavazos

Submitted photos/LES LaBelle Elementary School
Front to back: Row 1-Precious Ortiz, Freddy Safety Patrol of the
Balderas, Trey Mills, Emilia Hernandez, Yocelin .Month-Abbie O'Ferrell
A-..!-A bie ALel

Moreno; row 2-Kimberly Aguilar, Duice alliejas,
Brent Carmona, Cristian Arriola, Teaghan Harvey;
row 3-Claudia Soto, Richard Gomez, Leland Wilson,
Bryden Farless, Bernice Miranda, Diana Hernandez;
Not present-Haley Rogers, Noelia Sanchez, Angel
Caseres Jr.

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Birthdays

February 2: Bessie Jones,
Cynthia Somero, Jim Armstrong,
Raymond Rushin, Dianne Hall,
Jimmy Polk, Cyndi Ballard,
Erwin Gremli, Adam Marquith,
Rachel Mullins, Julio Anzualda
February 3: Douglas Denning,
Ida Lofton Kirby, Joey Pilgrim,
Norma Jean Morrissey, Nita Har-
ris, Donald Ray Locklear, Charlie
Winn, Mike Roberts, Timothy
Leeming, Hector Lucio, Tracy
Hansen, Jayda Rodriguez,
Leonor Anzualda, Norma Trevi-
no, Bianca Oandaverde
February 4: Lucretia Strick-
land, Sandra Howard, Rex Cor-
nelison, Karen Thomas, David
Alexander, Denise Thompson,
Becky Home, Gloria Seay, Marie
Webb, Chrissy Banda, Robert
(R.C.) Carlton, Natalie Amelia
Welky
February 5: Laura Byron, Jack
Green, Timothy Lester, Dennis
Riggs, Elsie Curtis, Vickie Carter,
Linda Kay, Charlie Black, Daniel
Nelson, Latasha Davis, Charles
Lassett, Laura Brown, Amanda

Bowman, Anne Gascon, Jackie
Christmas, Tim Messman, Chris-
tine Spencer, Carol Hoffman,
Kenna Pack
February 6: Frances Williams,
Joe Boyd, Zonda Rennolds,
Michael lee Gann III, Stet
Blancett, "P.J." Risley, Jim Spratt,
Stacie Whiteaker, Rick Gauss,
Katy Fox, Meghan Kelly, Melissa
Kelly, Brian Hull, Taylor Skinner
February 7: Betty Jones, John
Taylor, Greg Sutton, Jack Christ-
mas, Jackie Wells, Rhonda Wil-
son, Billie Jo Swain, Mike Goins,
Sara Puletti, Kimberly Green,
John Beavers, Deborah Starr,
Armando "Duran" Rodriguez,
Isabel Jarquin
February 8: Juan Garcia,
Lewis Nobles, Jr., Corky Risley,
Erwin aLeCompte, Tamara
Arter, Cathy Corey, Henry Jones,
Roger Alexander, Jr., Natalie Tay-
lor, David White, Pamela Grin-
nell, Sarah Miller, Melinda Men-
doza

AFFORDABLE HOME ON
S I I ACREAGE! If you have been
looking for an affordable
hollme on acreage, look no
further! This 3 bedroom 2 bath
ho.sme, with fireplace, screened
linai, large garage, fenced Iback
,ard and separate storage
llbuilding on 2.5 +/- nicely
I.nni., .jid at r,,i, Ith c I.rit lIou.Jtiitn I-jr .t ,, .% kri r .it. t, or a great
'r. hint n t1l ,' ih i ltt .Uitr' It a L, ir .IJi, ,I your horses C with a fenced
l -p.m ure re.0 In 1 V,'Id ..lltr
SSouthe an$174,900
RR Eabr. In. Call Greg 863-835-0191
863.675.4500

Open House Sun Feb. 4th 12-4
Moore Haven Yacht Club
Lots Starting @ $20,000
Home & Lot Packages
Starting @ $109,900
New 2BD/2BA & 3BD/2BA Models
Available.

HOMESITES
* Port LaBelle Lots From $17,000
a Lehigh Lots From $46,900
* Montura Lots From $32,000
* Moore Haven Lots From $20,000
SClewiston Lots From $21,500
ACREAGE
* $269,900 PORT LABELLE
ItL'..HL'HTI [! Looking for a place to
start our mini ranch? This 3.27+/-Acre

tract is cleared and ready for you. The
Caloosahatchee River is accessed from a
nearby Marina less than 1 mile awnm :
* $850,000 40+/- acres. Beautiful
secluded area, Pasture pxnds, lots of cab-
bage ponds and oaks. Adjacent to Baxxxck
property with lots of wildlife. Great place
to live or for weekend gdIi. ii ,. Bring
your dogs and Horses. Also includes a nice
doublewide.
* $900,000 45+/- Hard to find acres of
pasture land in Muse. Easy access. Bring
the kids, dogs, horses and cows. Currently
zoned for 1 unit per 10 acres
-* i0', 4.'"+ acres onI Sears Rd. Somei
Grove Some Cleared, All or pan fro sale.
Call our office for more infonnation.
COMMERCIAL
* $287,500 Prime Business Location.
These 2 V. lots located in Clewisron, are
zoned industrial. There is a 1054 squarc-
foot home on one of the lots being sold "as
is" This is a great location for a new busi-
ness. A world of options await you with
this property Priced just right to sell quick-
lv. Call for more info.
* $279,000-Great Industrial hIvestment
Potential This property is cleared and
fenced ready for your business.

* $475,000 This 1.43+/- acre Industrial
Zoned Property has a 2076 square fool
metal building. This Property is cuntrntly
5.43+/- acres and will require a break out.
The two adjoining 2+/- acre tracts are also
available and can he purchased for
$279,900 each.
* 5i-3+/- acres and will require a break-
out. Also available is the adjoining 2+/-
Acre Tiact for $279,900 each or the whole
5.43+/- acres can be purchased. Call today
for more info.
* $895,000-FO H 80 Frontage. 2.7+/-
acres in laBelle's Center Businessl District
Bring your offers.
* $988,025 -Looking to expand or Iegin
your business. This auto salvage yard is
trulv one of a kind. Organized and well
established, with a clean bill of health.
* $1,500,000- 13+/- acres. HAY 27 road
frontage. Great Investment potential.
RENTALS
2BD/IBA DIuplex $700.00/Month
2BD/2BA Home $875.00/Month
3BD/2BA Home $1200.00/Month
4BD/3BA Home $1500.00/Month
Cll Ofice for more info.

I in~e-rIVWEIin~E

IBA UL OAKS AND
j'*AC-ERFULSURRoUNDINGS
arglancluded wthi ibis J/2 ic in
MAWloosa Esates 5,'.
$95,000,

RUBT IN ZW ON A TIE-CANOPID
StREEr in the Gir, dtib 1 882 BA Icwiic
if a npEa &KA pn hln hicOr iht te-r
MACe gIuuwrc pdvCv kHimr i-i iCZ n-w

wminmd a Md aiuAaceMn11 Mi l,
mt12 p3ii(2 "v.,te~qnmefiLnLril
X-410i ta%[ Lk. Caq :UKI n~malt. uKln
dry non wih fa~ rmnu). Lii S c
Lr:Bid i i cl&t- OuiPItt AT l the I Tp ii!f rWicr m To tee uuv 1363,000

NOT A COO=ia CTrinVE RSION OF
EVWEY OTRUR HOUSE n Mgterful
Litsm'I Rtms s ith
-ooi CBS BF,2&ka ixmw 0nih
GI.ahdle r wnertoi. cic ed clos-
vI, anri mant' other upg kdes.
k 'talN Y a ril char mt it fpare.

rt-quied. $97,000

WATERFRONT iOMES
3BR4BA RIVERFRONT HOME III trll ntl ctiicldiiinn
I 7".+ i. Feditl c .1 .!'.I q. It. under jn. Ijllkc, ,Siinag
I li.II. I In ml 11%111 ,liii jll I L.W eii % I cei nling. (cora II inl.i
Iriei. .nd lull h imcl',w, li.l olli,-rj iIter iei, (.Leniral \.it-
1inglI q1 % it nn ,inrI M l,' )i.,wT'rdl ,,rni %%m id inr] .i inatlc
a.Id iL3 t. (OiL' I l ;i kind 4I h.l i rk ,,'hlp',uigu c ,lth hlll
I'.{ .ii iflTi'e I'nip -Ir(\ I i ld iulp, dI iip. k ind I | t Ifl i rf
i 1.r i11h cae ,1 .Ianim ed RiInnldi $1,200,000
SUNSETS, BOATS .nd depc wltrler lduitk .ilhi uM with
lIk -.'21.\ (' hi.ii .ome I.. .5+- ..t... $799,000
PANORAMIC VIEWS ii' tlhe (RC4dila.ihliLthr% Kici .II.UI \on1
ii, rhli, :lIIK'2 Bl home milh an sIiern /id plini\l ImI.Il iliitk.
( .liniiuitnl\ pi .lI. lN.u I;iInp.&. le In'1;l r ll1L. $749,000
UPGRADED 3BR2BA HOME FEATURES 125 It ofI livel
i .i.ii ~e. c .'iii.'ciii: lls I..,;ll~ d iiIllin 1 iler ,l l inidlll.i.
rlt.ii l llr ani f mll o ii.C 5599,900
ENJOY AFFORDABLE RIVER ACCESS iluh lhi,
lBR 'l.\ lihornic. itmlgabll' treek nlrei' direct ,,uLC ', [I theii
S I....I 1rlI.. l t kiiu $:349,000
PERFECT SIZED GET-A-WAY OASISt 3 IIR.21A 2 .in\ I.i
Irii M I 1 1 ,n lidi, iclr.ili.d upgrade .ind rilnughlfil L.,ii
,. aijt $145,000

WATEI
MAKE THIS 200 I
' ill + .;I ,11 I n in Ii
Imncill II. 1 1 1 I. u lII
IMPROVED WA1
HARBOR. I III Ilut
h im l -ii igi ()I I.i ii
240 IT OF NAVIC
nl l.I .I11rt %..IIId (it
. +,' ,i. $429,000
230 FT ON THE
RANCHIETTES. :
IItoIniIIIIII| $425,00
TAKE [N, THE BEAl
h 111111IL n inI I'l. 1 .llk
Inilint Mh .11 hlm i i erl. I.
GORGEOUS CLIL-
i..II 1 It .[I 111i 1 .111ld
.31 + ac. on the C
tllllt Mii l 1 lt.,.ll II
mit1 iL t.' ")11 t11 11. 1 4
gl. I37 ,u %mid', I
$379,000

3 I~r2BAC0% IIOMCP II :''+ *i- I,,.~r.,. OIII'I IIkII~.1t IlIIIUIL...III 'ti,, (1., 11,j ri, 1 ii 1 ,I 11
.1 R~nit.n 'ro'i- .1timi$999000
IBR2lA IIOHO E ON 6*, -AC. Pr'jrc ~r ,,hi I I. im In, r~ intisof fruit a i' II ah. i .4.ii 2r I.w I. II
AlI~iui. Ir hrw,. -,[,I. 5699.900
rIlil IRRBA IIOME ON 6 +? AC. PEATURES crtrnir Ilk-. ,law rlto ril ln n-ii,'iI,, 1 II .,,, I
ml r rrn 1 I,I jj 11J 'I 1. j i n h4 rn lini. ,., d lip run ,wir~igt- w,1 lb-l. II in lM.TI, I, hi..-r I. t. I .I .
V,'J S1599.000
K I BA BS It ITH HARDIBOARD SI1DINCI HOME. 11 : 11I i J. i1%'. 1 0 1 iP. b r,,r',,'rI IIK
i' I- L1 1l Il ,.,irhI idilia, Ilu rn is 6 ,f ', d d .1 ~rkr.a I k I rr1 r 09rl I)9.900i
PlC ruBE PF FF.IT 3II 11j1 irriLirij. himC I,,iurc I lri ..rr.I i' .ri,. m I ,. I "r'rrrrriili
I. -i rmnp L .900
3BRI2BM 2!%IOBY HUHOW BrILIAT D Iin 3 .iV a t i'\i .h11 II r 1 ,1.ri.hfh, I L t r1un t i-K-
$439.000
IlRFIANS NEVRR END In ihD I unh m .- ustII i 3HK2RA l frrrnruI lI, ih j Ith m ing I.ir t p .c L- I I 1%' 1, i r, n, I
1.ir 41"iT. 1, i. 1..113 9.9w0
J I M.% r B f ) LUCI I I n er ic n r ni ill t' ,I l k .1 H ] o i n I xli r nig f j j in I I. in p1 i n vi' f -i M . M I O h .
r.I .-I-r 41( in'I nk i, ~$395,000
flBI3BR2RA UNmGUEAGROvEMMCHR HOME iIihnurIi, ,riwIt.n,Il i .nTiill'.'i 1,, 1k I, km11
r in. o, wd r 14 ro i Irf 4 1 U t.Aqi'Ettv LoPLIlDL 41 l init p H% I kir I t n.,NN,..i n j..I ,*%I-.r Lr., I n oi I
FT.Iv-I. I n#A .hT4.i nijnriti1--h v r.W4irut,t3. in r% i ttm- ~ iMr~rIim in1 Iii~r. cuir al.riiu,, I.., 1 3510100)

180 N. Bridge St. LaBelle, FL
(863) 675-6788

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RMRONT HOMFS SITES
FT. OF RIVER FRONTAGE YOURS. RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL nth
Iiii i .clr.i, ~lIsih ic-11. Ii b luhi% p.oilCa 61% f1 eet of niverfarmnt i: inona.o + 3;u, r omnur-
7I 8 '1 5 95.000 chiiand 16 +r'- n oes isonecf asklenial. On sit ewiter
rERFRONT LOT IN CALOOSA Iurtl and soekr plant cir crnthr, tidng RIer Oqks
1 11.11 (li lI. %101. lX 1111 Iii .111iiil itiiim IC t Sf. $5,900,000
II III ii ifroit $499.000 39 AC OAK PLANTATION (Com~pltCelC lencd wi th
;ABLE CREEK FRONT. Rn It I _)BR *c-abin, shooting nn, It its of wihilfi. lcpnnkw
Kkl jitii1 u IleCd It l'1ILii i t0 iiiiiiiimii bil tiness, $1,800,000
INCOME PRODUCING ORANGE GROVE w/
RIVER SIDE OF PORT LABELLE iii1i r,1 ii *ri -' I ,C f I tfr erlli lendsLn
53 i.- ac In d iimi~d ie ierl ic-u itl 12.,500 perati
DO 43.32 4.-A(. OF .d.., -"' 1J) ove,6-, Uand
LMT' OF THE RIVER Iilnii il 2 Sit' .. it wo m klantl d povrtn sitc. /iZniqgtIonehoiite-
I I tlovErN I ll Iii i ii IImiiiii sit c 1r 5 cIc. $1,100,000.
iii rf~ck-i.mIii $40l Ii0, 0UO OAK HAMMOCK, CYPRESS AND PIAIETTOS
-DE-SAC LOT ilk i I 1.% 1 ;5 Itifi f this, ti 077j at. 71 .I 2l.iii. .. .i.
Ji,l p i it. % .. $250.40'' clldrln $1,100,000
-oloobaihatihee RiverIl I'll,, Itidirlciii.1 I 40+/.-AC. OFF well, maintained tdln madl. flnllinlwrd
i .iiW IldI .i1tlftI. I III ll fIgin II polenutmialat $30,000 per ac.
4ic 11\ l IiC.l giluia l.1i1iu iiuuimumcuimI c,* 'I r Ig 1k iirir1ur1r.'r In Fl fkenautd IltpllitI
I 1.1111% 1 gILu11 `41,111 IfimilIr mig 'WI.I\i i li Di100
30+1- AC. OF IMPROVED jsnne \\Awith utodi
I .. I It i I''r aI.irmr~ mmii intl -na p bnotis
t Jiu15.001H
PO IXLI O IA E it .J-%-11.1.- I..- itim.iFNI tI) it ir Hri Ihrl I. ,I
PORImtAII (.. P At F:t I1,, i.1 llh 210 p 5', I' mI
.i'g\ u .1,~1 III II..Ir~rrlr Iflr.r,,iru ',.1liri l i ~111 1 i~ A(?0A(CRE'.S oar IIFAL I l iii. lilli I II ti
1-1`11- 1111 iNN I i %Ii i ll. i if 535Ilrili 1, iL nIh .it wd it LA ,ifir i.tItll
4bR,2& ITWOSTORYIIOII. rr i iI,* it .I ,11. ItnII. 111 F I il ,rik lik, t
.J I km I 111i, p itk his lu ti,, ri ri h odwl 54)0 (100
,.1 i.i( %. irrI u m i x ,iL'a r i iili; I l50~1 203+'. AK 'i1TH 1-1, i .1 tor .. Ii t ioi
NO]%.1 COOKIe CurrEB VERSION 01 EVERY
iarIF.RI IiOU'I .I ,itr.I~l I iii .Ini, ,IlllV,>~l ,r. H ri III( A k' R t %I 11, 1111 6- % ilt lr b df~ij ic t n -14
W1. ,%&% I-4- 111..i 1--il-t-rrr'hti rrr -,rmkF im-. I -n Jlluilithmmiiin i..iii.* iiaili I.,$2141,900
HR ll 1WIT H1 1.656 SQ. FT.. II. tIlING ARJA mi in it0,tmnis;-i'%%Jl I ll hillh t111 nil. 112S.00
3BD2B &ON SPACIOUIS 6REIN BELI IIIL 11,1 i11 hi,,, fr, tmahit ,r,-kIn 51",'900
BRING VOlR.k1k AIIY iotl.Iiiiin,.u' lf 11h n i It-t ntni rllhiiii 'i w k nii.Jtr Utik~oih~
I ,i,, .i il-.IiA iflIIN'.t -rrinl,.r~rt hod 5200.0)00
COULNTRY IILNG. BUT CLOSET 10 t [OWN. Nilh wIl, IuvIutlnhI 2Bk N 1 It Icrilt: Is li l' Ii-.I UIn-,
It-. 114, .rth11r.ilr.i I tlllh IMirkCIi. I 1, II I 1 1. 1 I. rIA I-I I i ni ii .nfiIi,%.I[-Ib nnru tuminvitu n mo .1'-
Ilii.i,-.-+o', %umii roLIriil .in lun sij i I t IIHS.. )41
PRIL 11Y IIRNIHIHli l) lit j llo ,. ir i I I, .11-.n 110it illI 11-nm. 1u 1 I.I IIIIiJur In 51 $160.0010
to 1U MAKEUVE BjR 1, 1 ['ii' %I i, N k ll- hil [t i i-rlloli, irl t i .Ir
... .... ,. 1, $j1000 C fl~~I.&
NIUR. 2BR,20A PLT BEL LEILLA. R iii, r,ri,, k I- Ioih Ill J1 huh, ,r,,, nlilli. nld K-i-I-h I.
I I ir'.. It 1 ,I 11I 1 I ,rn I -. jI .,h -i I I ..I, It. I 1.1 I mi I. lt& & .ininr li I. v n. I %,rlit f .in-I I A JilinrIt -1
.nrf..lr. Ijll Sjr 149.9l00
Ilit-IIAI b(OLtrlYVIiJA(,r. 11011k~. 'ti m I,,ir-lk I.m.I 'm lI imini''lQL~J 11))11 (i -Iii'~. iiir ..n, l~u~iI
nil. ln II1, Irk i Iiii. 1i-1111 i rtirmrrrlli '.n .116ritil .IIII. Ictanui. ,.rnr1 tin.I 1imn-Llrk $139.900
211111.10 A. WOOD) L'IMINArI IN I IVINEADINING ROC)Nla, i-.11i I,'wh m- '14,.Iv, hvnL.iltT.1 j
$'. 125,000
]lii. til l RI tA- IimRnH h Iim Ii h. Iiv lmo I l-,'r-I '-I n 1-1--I In 111%1 ,I I n LIM1.111 I II iM-171 11 or Lo.rir, i f
.. I .-11,,- ii ,. r1 ", % I t' t-r n'. I n Irn l ..',i i l I -Ii 1l ,I'm I ln I i rn I ii1 l. LI huh0 illIlh It- uL /i I hipr illi Il
'h- -ill 1~1~~11111 1)iAJ(Ha
Nne' I ONSIMUllTION
frWININU' UJI l~l~kXII.' I .,.I lh o iI!lW -Im 41) s itIl 1 11 slIINII"I )gw(J
BE IIIE Flk f To Iffr it, i,,. 'lill ;R% 111,1 it ll I o'I' 11 .1,11 Ill k.1 11 IIII 11% 111 -al illitl -1 1ki 11, list,[ I
II IHlll. -'I IILII 1 I "I --1 -1 '.. Ill $21 1 1 I1 ~ 1m
011111611 FRIENDII 'JIMLOMLTRUCHON, -hk 21%% -.1, 410 1lklt W-Ilrl.II1~II. Re~duced to $175,000
w S'i.Wuo itefter' contribution Prrng .%b.l offem.
JUIir IN TIME [0 () UR OP.JII .I: io-l. no l""11111 1. 1101L.)IJIIII)JI )IIIL~~ 11, 1..".0 1)1
lhI, P.-Ol I.-Itrik %I I A11 .11rl~ H.%% Ill ,I ~. It.~ I-- 1 11- d. 11HIAL-~ I h atl r In- r ilk -,Irl lk Ili, % ..,W Pibt -T III
AMNITF.IiCITRI'D HOMES
0 r..'r' i rrrin ..(mmlm i, Ii m I, v Il. ,I-.I. l i Il0-05 .5014

Backs up to Lykes Brothers and fenced on ihree
ides. $458,000
3 AND 4 ACRE HOMESITES aRilale in Pof LiBel
Rtanchettes, 'sme with riw r access a riw er litav
$34,.000 to $410,00o
18.5 ACRES toated off f Silsethe 2 Rd. for only
$359,000
20 '/ AC. ofinvstmnent property In \t ter Muse.
$299,900
5 +/- AC. west (f ,Belle & only ; short distai to
Ft. Mtns. $269,900
MUSE 5 ACRES on lt .iolh lBay Rd $200,000
5 ACRES in Fedka...$170,000.
IADECA ACHRAGE. xpateful get-a-vay on 5 +/- a:.
$165,00o
8 AC+/- (;Gher Gmr n $120,000
5 AC+/. (Gerr b rove $90,000
MONTURA RANCH ESTATES. 1.0 to 1.25 +/-a
tracts. $28.500 to $49,900
REFINED Ht(ESITES arailahle in teed cistruitutl
laurel Oaks, PRnm $90.000 to $110,000 nwt con-
struclon hlmeis also aallable.
HARM) TO FIND OAK FILED orner lot in the city
$150,000
ENJOY THE QUIET ofa utee fItl .- +/- ac. in tRow
$99.i00
S +-.4 Alt. IN HI in vil id .-I .
-a i $9'.,4N)

undeimrund *eleric senic. $89,900.
3/ AC. BUIDAUB 1LOT otfftljv k I*e nc ed
at the end of Hitichiti Tail. $85,000
CHERISH THE CHARM of t ~xcatifutl oak fi
dlty m .42+- ac. $85,000
2.5 AD 5 ACRE tPr tn in TmPie Pliantaim.
Plied Lfai $75,000 to $175,000.
LEHIGH ESTATES .97+/- i. Conwenient lklo t-
iA toF t.Mers $666900
PRIVACYPURE AND SIMPI.En these .L5 5to3.7
+/A pareL, Ixchigh PAyiper is pricwl ftom
$65,000and up.
1/2 at buiklhlae ki stt oflod I Id. in Lhigh-,
$62,900
INDIAN HILS 5 .6iS & 7. +- $53,900 to
$5,000
.60 +/. AC ckose t town $40,000
.60 +/-AC ZONED w motbie hme $40,000
MANY TO CHOOSE FROM -1 +/- ac. lh-tsin NW
L'hligh Aces, $56900 and up
WIDE VARIETY OF HOMtSITES in ASl l nis ofon
laBlltk. Sonimthhi fr ecn~n me 1. at. to 1/ A- I
, %tl 11.n; I. 0.000
BLUTlH L 1. UAKIS Nli PF.( rFI.L ...u., li.;
ir. n, I k lh I h il 1I I I l l, 1 < I .II F I. ii
* I, S9.000

40+ M Al101 OF (R 1"8 ii, .u ,II.hIol COMMRldutfL
Il..h I.h'| l,, "ILi -k0. -kin 4.61 +/- AC. ZONED 1-2. Owner's
40+.- AC IOT ROSS FROM CLAIOO.S Conceptual Bulldiil1 Plan will include a one
FT41rN 1. 2;I .i ilI .hi iA l h ru.1i,, iI .r.,-r.i I Sttory ildiin\q ( rade levt) with 67.0, ) sq. ft.
.ie i 6rt block roi e\r h ^t,,,,, wsewith a metal
3rh 2 ONi ,., A(w ,,, "'I- AI e I,,,,, gnr )fntBuilding details are n g.tialk between
S3,lhl itrf1i l' rin 59buer and sdler. $3.900.000
U W.~. 2l I-ak.-tHu .+.. .MOo 3.09 ACRES OF R*3 ZONED PROPERTY.
3BR2BA 2004 MANUFACTURED HO.E 5 i, 16 Recenltly mlndxled 19 apartments and 1 SF
S1.1 *- 1 II ling ai.n it.ma i Mq 1 .niitlm lWk hotlme currentlyy rentedd. Apirtnmets art 2
Init h. nd 1 it I'. t.,tmll Ji.ii., t.l.irie S339.900 it!f2 Ba, AApartrmen complex has pxol & hltt-
3RRB211 P.LM HARBOR h Il ,n 4 .ilJ siu- iunirai r rolv m Ideal location., its of Ipoential in
nIr..i lhd Im. I x4 .at rIig -.."in al l,- i ,tin area offuturdevelopment with asupply'ti.-
int l,.nti .1 rijd I,4r hajin Htittrti Miri ar utraniir sdtrcio. $3.000000
29i9,900 1.02 ACRES OF PRIME B-1 ZONED
SIARVWU FOR SPACE Ihpki-hkk- n J + w PROPERTY in city limits operating as a
h t,1 I 11t Ihrl hir .k tIi'ielikc. 46 It in2 In iiiid 'l i restunint/lAt r. $1,200,000
..n.ul. Ulhuiri,h,'l,. S199.900 GREAT BUSINESS POTENTIAL with 245' of
2BR'2Iit WITH DEN un 'i I,-.n1 iT..-rs .i e:.m' 1.1.- II highlM y 80 frontage, you will get nmrti dl!
.pl, ni... .,I, ,ii.iii, Ii..r,icht e $197.00. T.is 1.02 +/-ac. will not last long, $499900
I2BWIR tOnILi HOttE..i mi r i..199.910W YOUR BUSINESS BELONGS on this heavy
SPACIOUS 1.119 SQ. FI. MANUFACTrRED HOME industrial acreage. Zoned for vatioius ustes
,.t I .ir 1 ".ini r rn In ..Ih 1ni ,la ,uhr, i- lil hr inimu with utlinitedl po ntial,. $479,248
n111.1 lli~llg l.n n -,.. IwiltnI. Iu ..ntlml Ii.Istr in. I OFF HWY 80 IN LABELLE. I.7 +/-;I ac. will
I.ciirn.*I h.i]. tul rdlih uhl IeiI I~.i1540 Iiake a wontderftil business location
GiT o01rr or mOWN PRIt.LD roI ) SIl IMR .I MII Picturietsle pmxpcty has gralt pxasiilitics!
.I ,1 I .'.- in,l k\ I ilm ir hrn 111. 0.000 $435,000
2 0AC.RIiS -.h Il'; nr ,lll, lIc.miinl t, \iLimin -II MOVE YOUR BUSINESS TO LABEIULLE
,.n. I lk,ii ,'. i.iihiiI I dltn iuN I., LiuniiJ. 11 ntIll J' l Hmstoricv Ibuldilng has been xieesignrlt to
ii. In Inl l I Ir. in llCei, hil .. I 1.n I 1 ii, ut IllI ii ac tO ilxtla\te So ntirbusintess .Wh\ i reit .lwhe
5115,000 ou cat buy 1 224.500
BREMUS COMMERCIAL. OT on l.uckev St. tnl 1st
IBR.MA IN (OUNTI RYm \VILGCE $1,00 MO). th ileho $137,0.

21,38 N. Bridge St. LaBelle, Fl, 339315 863-675-8868
Lisa Andre-tvs Lic. Real Estatc Brokcr
ASOLAMCSZ Sandra Alexandei, Linda Dekli, 1)3xi,,
Rioxamm Cisneros, Kevin NOon, flov %fami,
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12 Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 1, 2007

REDUCED!!!
4.2+/- acres on N. River Road
Nice 3 bedroom 2 bath
manufactured home.
Property has nice pole barn,
Beautiful trees and is fenced
and ready for horses and cattle.
Don't miss this
opportunity.
ONLY $295,000

Odl. S63-675-0000

PAUL ROSER

REALTORS

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

Perfect.property for
Your horses and pri-
Svate stables. Spa-
Scious 3/2 home with
S" .- large kitchen and
breakfast bar.
Master Suite fea-
tures large bath with dual sinks. Walk-in closest complete all
your storage needs. $239,000
SRE/MAX EDGE
Ask for Terrie Pearce 863-675-0104

167 Davis Ave LaBelle
Seller Motivated

The

King

Too New
For Picture

Muse
2006 Manufactured
Iiome 2+. Acres

LaBelle 1625 Case RD
3Bd/2BA on 2+ Acres
$185,900

Group

Lehigh Acres
4Bd/2 Ba Water View
2 S244,900 -

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RIVERFRONT FLORIDA STYLE 2 STORY HOME on Ft.
Denantd Rd. V.5 with huge nrap around porch. All belroonis
have full baths. fist flonr naster suite has French doors leading
to al office/nullreni Home sits ton a beautiful toak filled 2.64 acre
site with 228 feel of river frontage and a grove of producing
orange and grapefruit rtees. Property maybe split into 2 river-
front sites. $1,100,000.
BEiDUCEDI 2 STQtY HIOME ON 2.5 ACRES in tle coveted
Port Lalk'llc Rinchletes. L aitel on the river side. wilh only ;a
grientbx:t leIteuet Vouin anld ilte CaloosWahh.itle. nlattiir.as.il,
build your Nt.tl loc k it the sIlfe ihatrior of ihc Atniiy Coil ilaiin-
taintli swaltT.rwi live in the ctntlllr, t itst sectint s firoit lme lit.in
of lalk'lle. lior's \elck'lmi. $595,000
FIUTIliiL MAMNCURFJ) MANUFACTUREfO HOME on
almost I At of Riverfrnt. 4itktl,.'2 + )Den. IFatur's inmiudc
cathedral ceilings. stone fiirplace, nastesr suite with cited tul),
and detached ir.age with wl)rksilop[i. fuittastic view\ fironi I cnT
nrm! $325,000
50 FT. PRIVATE DRIVE lI.cl, ti c xlanl.inc i." -dacils ihh
-t'l)+-'- Fmi of nrcf'lumlt loctited cido'-c li to\mI, Iuiltl cldoc loi this
waters edge with almost virtually no Corp. Easenientl.
$2,190,000.
RIVERFTOjQ' 5 ACRES with 215+/- feet of fronage. High ele-
vation rsv-als sixctacular vsews. $895,000 REDUCED
RIVERFRONT 1.15 ACRE homesite on prestigious Fort
Demnaud Rd. $450,000 REDUCEDI
PROTECTED I)ARBOR iust one lot in off the main channel of
the Caloosahatchee \atterw\ay. Build your treamn hoine under
the scenic oaks in this ixirk like setting. Located in Caloosai
Hatdxr S/I). $450,000
LOTS AND LAND
318 ACRE HUNTE j~pAADISE Old Flori(a ;t its best.
Enjoy the tranquility of the wild life and natur-al habiti\ with sCev
eral gorgeous oak hammocnks a beautiful creek and several
ponds. 'lhrkey, deer, wild hogs, leave err idnce of their ptesvnce:
on the prmpenr. $4,777,500.
DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL 25 acrs plus on Ft. DFenaud Rd.
Pair up with available waterfront (priced indeplnendtly) for anm
upstilc residential project. $150,000 per acre.
$SAWIH E,. HEAR YOURSElF THINK. 20+/- airs wast of LtBHlltl o t
Kiry Tithnimxiso lril ialrtalktl filled with frshly dug pmnd and -l10 plts
loads offill r your use. $360,000.
PORT LABELLUE RAMICETTE ltcated on Fnrntier Cr. 2.53
Acres back up to greenbelt area and horses are welcome.
Restriacd to site built single famik residences. $265,000
OA, HAVIN AQ F Oak filled in one of aBelltes nmost desir-
able deed restricted communities Complete \with paved amnd
lighted stretes. If you're cooking for quite seclusion and majestic
oaks, this is it! $215,000.
5 ACRE TRACT Icated in Ortona. Enjoy the peace and quiet of
I ,i 1 .i. i... \'it00an10s Rd v l . ..-st.' -
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FXpCUTIRT HO~,ISiTE (oGugcous wooded 2 Ates. Make
Live Oak Lane your pennranent address. Near town but seems
like miles away, Enjoy the convenience and privacy $170,000.
PIONEER PLANTATION 2 buildable homecsites on 5 total
acres. Paved road access. Ap4 ears high and dry $150,000.
9VERSI F, ~ ~QllPIT conveniently located in the city with
ease access to SR 80 .75 Acres manicured and ready for your
dreain home. Lots of oaks and maples. Was $105,000,
reduced to $79,000 for quick sale.
POQBX : BAP!lfl close to new development area & mari-
na. Iriced from $24,900 and up. Call for inventory list. Over 60
high and dry sites to pick from.
SEJ.ER FINANCINY AiVAILABLE with 20% down to tiutalified
buyer. Port LaBellc lilI ac. lot. Many tnew homes under construe-
tion in the immediate area. Asking $45,000.
Nice Buildlng Lot in Horseshoe Acres for mobile or site
built home. Only $18,500

LUXIRY COUNTRY LIVING. Horses Welcome! Ipsnitdes
include w olid tfhors stacked ~none fireplace, granite counter-
tops, stainless set~l appliances, crown moulding, skylight dorm-

The acI is every ne lovers dream.b includes aag, -lxarn
with 3 oversized stalls and tack room with shelving as well as a
fully irrigated riding arena and a 24x-44 workshop/office.
Additional Acreage avaihble, offers must be contingent upont
Glades County approval for properny split. $695,000.

PEACEFUL ZEN-IUKE SETTING BEAUTiFUL, RIVERVIEWS
3,340( squat i. .i u.i T; h,,';;Il BR 18 I ...i... ; ~ i . ili;l
Ca)Utt ,S%, .1l .nil 11r 11-h i111 i 1 ii tiliii .11 '|lih.II,.- 1 11h .
r:. r u, is built with a workshop between atil is insulated and
pre-plumlbed '. i.l .' -R i.a:s. 'The buildable lot North
of the home i ,1 11u.Ik-. i95,(l00.
OAK FILLED PROPERTY '. Il, i ,r .. l.irlr INe M. T;ilr-.ln-
1 m ipji- 1 i n ll 11 l . 1 i, 'li hl- I %.IN- f1 i .lt] i.'ril ill tiil {t
$XX10 toward tiuyers cdioing ousts. $349,000.
RUSTIC CEDAR HOME REDUCHED- i.4BR,.5B on 25 trak filled
J.. r. u l l i. ,2l ,' I 1 I1 ,.,I l .11 n l a i ] l .lrI ial ,l .11,
,i t i, .' b ,i , T , .[ . , ". . 2 9 5 ,0 0 0 .
COI'TR\ QL IT irn_- .* "1 ;'.ti n'- m tvetri' wep
lndth .eil ~.i 'I + I... i. '" I' 1.. n '. ....
a deftiached t'ole iw/o ..!. -... i tiS 199.0W REDL CED

1y

wBRwBA HOME convmiently loc-ltl within alaclo e diy lim-
its, dose to shopping, ec. n kitchen and du
work. $209,500.
NEW CONSTRUCTION READY TO MOWi IN. Up grades glrc,
so]#419W.Slated.80 Lael F f3

$195,000.

1930'S FLORIDA CRACKER HOUSE I t iiverskel Awn-
town comer lot. hAdoins B-1 Boning kem ilAr sieki with peofn-
tial for businhos mping of its own. If youet ln k ing for a slice
of old Florida A.'hitecture, this once's f>r you. $169,900.
WANT A LARGE YARD? Here bs a 25 Ac wdl headedd & txbauti-
fully treed property th a Twell maitaTied 3/2 gmalnuftuoreil
home. Start enioying p the great oultd x 4thr $160,000.

RM19l iLORR stih CRpp\AC 90HU f. iEn Il .r.-Med Cowbo\ y \a
and 20 f.onr lSt. AdjThroins 2- 7oning on. i.. with p -
the rmainil4aed prone th a well ini t.,nd.' aniat r'i.
shpce devloprten. Eaoy acing to S 29 agt SoR t $60,000.catl
from tle State Altonw's Ominc ancd dcfre ito lsidAel Ainot,
d2,700,000.
COIME CRERLL POw TI\th ap -I t lorted apprcox i nmieC wta
, .i W, ,i. .., ,'h -, ,ral 1' on Hiss 80. Directly afnss
foni the ptmainitxi ftuac r \X~l-naiTnl. M in. S1.500,000.
2 ACRES OF MIXtD IINDlTRIAI IE 7. 6 f t on promi-
* ,. n .,,t i ... k ....,.; $9 1.tKSi .
UGHT W STRUIA .65 AC with 240 S q. Ft. Steel Bltd
Excellent road access, lust outside tde city imits. Could be split
under current zoning. $819,000.
HEAVY INDUSTRIA, I AC SITE lust south of the ity limit .
Industrial Loop S-I Easy access to both SR 80 and Hwy 29.
Cea d, filled and cuivert in, $289,000 REDUCED!
HIRD TO FIND L HIF INDRISIRIU. Buiketrs acre on 1
r-1 .' N .T .. . I. ... s.. i.n
IrI' urlER"' CONTRACT
lot on 8500

45 out Rverie LaLelle, FLC I
85 o

FFAT4IL Of TI WElEK
3BR/2BA SECLUDED HOME nestled in your
own private citrus grove Iocated on beautiftil Ft.
Denatd Road. Well maintained manufactured
Imne w/ open flnAr plan, vaulted ceilings & walk
in closets. Master lath features garden tiub attd
shower. $279,900.
2BRB/2B WELL MAINTAINED HOME w/nice
screen porch, fenced back vard, and new rtof
in 21)6. $149,900
EXIILLENT LOCATION.-Build your drearn
hoIme on this .8 /- Ac. on lollywomg Creek in a
lovely riverfront community. Property has some
riverfront views w/acss to the Cakill:xsahatchee.
$214,500
O' O A INP N A O Tl s 12 acre
parcel has magiicent views of the
Caloosaliatchee River, It features a Ixat dock &
4(0 +/- feet of river frontage the Intracoastal
Waterway, $2,400,000
S WATIERFONT HOMES / IOTS
W-O TON L ATION, LCA4
l'his 3 +/. acr peninsula has twer 71X1
of Caoosalhatchve River frontage with t wy. 29
access, Zoned C-2 your possibiltiles are endless!
$3,300,000
SrC7 LAR RIVERFRONT pU ICU Iwo
uild>Te !ott w/' protccrted dock on old river
how,. 1'restlne views up river & across to pro-
tected state owned land. Plus no corps setback,
aIpprox. 2(X) ft. of waterfront & situated on ibth
tie Caloosahatchee River (Inmracastal Waterway)
and the old river oxbow. $1,500,000

wA Trl1po f.m w TIB i 's BEST! This
recently renovated 3BR/2BA home h's beautiful
Riverfront views. ish from your own private
dock. (Permit in place to add new dock w/lift,)
Prirml ti S .IlM 9 ,QQ O0nn0

FAIUTM IIJ'RWyffI from this woterfiront
home site on deep-water river oxtbow w/ private
dock in place, Home site is located approx. 75 ft.
from the main river. Permits are in place to re-
dredge oxbow, $499,000
SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR NATURE
LYQERS, This 2/2 CBS Homle & Guest mobile is
on Jack's Branch w/ river access. This Utnique
property also has its own private ISLANID.
Gorgeous property Is covered with large oaks,
Call for more details. This is a MUST SRE!.
$475,000
9.BI~ jPYgpQNTI T'ihis 1,04 acre lot
is wodxled & locraed on County Rxid 78, BulkI
your dream home on this parcel & enjoy endless
views of the Calousalhatchee River Seller
Motivated! Bring all offers! Price Reduced
325z,000 ....... ...

CHARMING 2Bit/BA I OT C FOlONT HOME
situated on more than a half acre corner lot Nw/
large orak & citrus trees. Located on Pollywog
Point Rd. in Caloosa IEtates & provides the ultli
mate In privacy. Home features new tile roof, new
kitchen, ceramic tile and wood floors in living
an"., t315. nf

ANIIQAIM Rm-FAMIQ:LY

Laellc, just last tf Bridge, Great saterfrotnt
value! $550,000
iOM NVSilN TITE CNT
AFFORI I PANP OIU MAtNIWNED
3/2A man Itaiiictred Ihome w/ ofie or po.ss,
Ible 4tt bedroom, Perfect starter home or renal
investment. located within city limits, comnplete-
Il fenced & priced to sell! Price Reduced
$89,900 {Under Contract}
4A QGUAT .RNTA. INYw TMMNT P
ITATi ~.J!p i Thi s H 211A manufactuted
home has a lot t offer. Split floor plan, deck, new
carpet & paint, Priced to sell) IPosible owner
financing available Owner will conskler all offers!
Price Reduced $105,000
IMMACULATE 3BR/2BA MANUFACTURED
1UiMJ situated otn shaded
oversized lott in town & completely fenced,
Hlomne Fcanires vaulted ceilings, spilli floor ,lan,
kitchen with pantry & breakfast island, Iuced
$134,900 {Under Contract

HOMES
OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE. 21IV12A on
SR 29 situated on t acre, $99,500.
38I/1BA JN COUNTRY VIj,AM i, Nice floor
plan, tile through out. Priced to sell $110,000

PIMMA NIT YWOUVI MM A GREAT
RENTAL INVESTMENT or till-time residence.
Located otn the first floor this condo fianitres tile
throughout (except bedrooms), new carpet in
bedrooms, nnew painttt solid surlfce counter tops
& lanai. Comfortable living awaits your arrival.
PRICE REDUCED $169,900
3 8/204 MANUFACUIED 0!MU LOCATED)
IN THE HISTORIC FT, DEANUp AREA,
Situated on acre lot, fIiced and recently
remodeled, Price Reduced $175,000
VPKW M0A Cs$ HOlN 'I Q L) IN AVRrtL
QAS. very deslrable nleighhorhood wV great
floor plat for ia growing iinmily, Prote'ly is sur-
rounded by large oaks. IHome/pxool needs TI.C,
..cii rIdl ,V' I ',le Reduced $199,900
IMMACULATE 1BR/1BA CJS ItHOIE
WJONU IQOM. Situaitel on a Id acre corer
lo it lt .|'pt 1 11 int% 1 iii i .a,' liii il
buildable lot. $219,500
(CS IJOWI r Polo' BlA4g,. UNIT 102.
features. open lloor plat, split bedrooms,
Frigidaire stainless steel appliantcs, tii, Iii 'mh.
out, separate tub and shower In master, vaulted
ceilings, ptio and two car garage. $219,000
3BR/2.5BA CBS POOL HOME. spaclious lor
plan lxrasting over 2,()0 ft. off ac living space,
I r e l I ..ri 1, .1 -' Il I. 1 Illll. ll II I I' Ii. 1,
patloand courtyirdl -I. ir 1 ~ ru .ill., i .I
roomn, walk in closets, brick paved deck antd new
roof in 20115, $310,000
HOOMS ON ACKRFI
N g A b. GER Q0'I T'ry this one for sire,
2.29 Acres secltued from neighbors and minutes
from town. This ailnlst new
MIA2 MMANUFACTUREiD HOME uld Ibe
just whatt ou hive been looking for. Priced to
sell $179.900

RpA9CIOW AN 1V IP I)j on 5+/- CMW CIAW. BUSINESSS
acres. I'operty has pond, klcedl, cleared & IIIUH R MUOIVl\ll-U. ,HRI Ot-FER(I
readt for your Iors es. This 1iBR.21 A toversnied It Itir, i1i .*'r," i l'' 'i '" I,"- I'
."', ,i,',n i. i -. fl.',, o.1 o id-like fltringl /1 thI bone is situated onI a high trafftl rloa in
the t-w (it tlJst 2 bloc:ks ntrb ihof ftwy '50 Undl I
in iving areas & Imasiny extras! Price Reducedl ritex s. t t k ust s i XI o1
265,0 block east of Brtilge Strelt anli suumn.iuited by
$ ,000 local banks and lbusilesses. Priced to Sell'
/IR k IM 1 1.HMIi oin 8.+/- anes ftrondrin REDUCED $138,900
onl paIvd road apprsi 3 miles firomi town. PHRIME L\ HtINl i1.. ... zoned ,pitper-
Pr'operty is fenced & oxxss fncetd v' gorgetos I ,,,' |I. in ii,,,,r,..,.-, i ,i,, "., Perfectly situ-
oaks andt horse stable. $490,000. ated on the corner oif (HWiY 29) Bridge Street
HIWY 7 RNTAF; Over 12 acres sw/2 living alnd Park Avenue, less titan 1 block fromt the
ulnits. Homcstreaded in 1893 by1 William Henry Ciloosahatchee River, 1, 84(i sq, ft. Historical
\Whidden. it will be lhal tod find a n) retlsirblk' Floridti-Style two .i, I hiiIr fronts on
site. A pritneo: Iationl n n ai t)aof lpxniset Bridge Street plus t(uaninfl fic: ,-,llira,:
fliture devtlopmieni in beautiful ont IDnaiud, fro.tittgtiin Pitirk A s e, 2 ,)0 A
Features a 312 CBS ioti&reittalntlill cBRN YQU II UjN TOli TO T1H WiABT
Feturs a 312 CBS home & rental n ile honxe CTY, This business zoned prop.
on 12.03 tcres with tnassive old oaks and pnlms. erty is located in LaBelle on busy Hwy
I.ocatei apptoxititely 7 1/2 miles T \est tf 80 improvements Include CBS building
laBelle with ftrontiUtn on Hwy 78 & Norrts Road. with a 44' x 24' cnMopy. $399.000
$900,000
UNIQUE OLD FLORIDA ESTATE 10,538 sq, ft INDUSTRIAL
under ooaf + 2,585 sq. ft. pool & patio arena! Iidistrial Propertyl .-xceillent invest.
dAcdusive pwtIl hiomie loct(idl st.of L lle onm 5 meat opportunity w/ 277' frontage on
,ii .iilil oaik & citrus filled acTrs frmoting on SR Hwy 29. 1.59+/1 acres on corner of Hwy
80. Home features many archlitectunl details 29 and N. Industrial Loop Road, 3 steel
from vaulted ceilings amid skylights, to Spanish buildings. (Warehouse3,800 sq. ft. ;
tile flootrng. Custom floor plan itludites 3 master shop 1,600 sq. ft.; office building 2,520
suites, priite sitting rot la:ge lanai, covered walkwsiys, piolside reem tsitn,
IBR/IIt 1.-,, i.,,, ,h, ,, ,ih.. 1.,s P, BJUSINESS OPPOPrTUNITIE
elct:iic gate entrtantcewvay, paved drive & otin.- ESTABISllHED IN 1984 Tog GATOR BAIT
pletely fenced. One tofa kind! $1,500,000 UB has been a thriving business In the
Pioneer Community for many years. If
COVNTRY LMNl m, i ue fne rom town. you've ever wanted to run your own
Icated ini thel Ith of develop sent! This 3()acr Restaurant and Lounge here's your
property w/ cusstom 2BR/3BA home o1ffets chance. This quaint establishment
inlcone from glro, privacy & the lxosstbility of comes fully furnished, completely
fultiure development with county approval, equipped kitchen & offers a great start
$2,000,000 for any entrepreneur. $174,500

Call Robin Biddison.
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Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 1,2007 13

Learn

to fly

locally

By Patty Brant
Have you ever dreamed of leav-
ing the world behind and flying
through the air, playing tag with
the clouds? Or maybe you have
thought about a career in flying but
thought it was out of your reach.
Gene Ferrell provides flight
school right here in LaBelle. His
school is located at LaBelle Airport
and offers flight training, aircraft
sales and service.
You can take the private pilot
course; commercial pilot course
or instructor course at this time.
Classes are Tuesday and Thursday
and Gene guarantees that you'll
pass the writing exam for flight
training. The next class begins this
month.
In addition to instruction, stu-
dents can practice on a computer
at the school before taking the test.
CEO/President Gene Ferrel said
Heliplane Aircraft is the only flight
school in LaBelle. Learn to fly in
his Cessna 172 four seater. He
added that he is getting a Diamond
two passenger in the near future,
then hopes to get a four passenger.
He also has a gyproplane here
now, but unfortunately has no
instructor at this time.

jr`"r-af :i- s. .. ...
Submirled pholo.Gene Ferrel
From left: instructor Charles Kirpatrick, Mike Mercer, Ben Escaorica, Isaiah Escorica (father,
son) and Damian Vargas. (Instructor Roger Myer is not pictured.)

Flight instructors, he said, are
hard to find and in big demand
everywhere. That's why he wants
to "grow his own," keeping them
and pilots here to work locally.
Heliplane Aircraft has been at
LaBelle Airport for two years and
Gene said it meets all FAA regula-
tions for pilot training. Although
you can learn to fly at LaBelle Air-
port, you still must go to a larger
airport to take the licensing test.
Thus far, there have been six
graduates of ground school from
Heliplane Aircraft.
Once you have your pilot's
license, you can then work in get-
ting instructor training, which
builds on the basic knowledge

required of a pilot. Gene said the
instructor training puts more
emphasis on night and bad weath-
er flying.
Gene is the Fixed Base Opera-
tor (FBO) of LaBelle Airport and
has been in aviation for 25 years in
both flight and management. He
traces his interest in flying to grow-
ing up on stories from an uncle
who was a World War I pilot and a
neighbor who took him flying over
his turkey farm when he was a kid.
He was on a flight crew in the Air
Force and eventually earned his
license.
Currently, eight students are
working on getting their pilot's
license at his school.

After 911 a lot of new regula-
tions went into effect for flight
schools. You will need your birth
certificate and/or naturalization
papers; non-citizens need a stu-
dent visa or green card. Everyone
needs two photo IDs, Gene said.
In March or April, he expects to
have a gyroplane course ready as
well. A gyroplane is similar to a
helicopter because it is a rotary
wing craft and can take off land
vertically, but it cannot hover like a
helicopter.
If you are looking toward the
sky to help you build your future,
you might want to give Gene a call
at 675-8005. He can fixyou up with
a pair of wings.

rnoto create

UES Students of the Month
Students of the month from Upthegrove Elementary
School are: row 1, from left: Gerardo Vasquez, Tatiana
Gallegos, Jesus Beltran, Jaileen Galivez; row 2: Giselle
Mendoza, Stephen DeLorme, Imelda Custido, Jesus
Juarez; row 3: Alyssia Facundo, Devin Meloy, Shelby
Ward, Isaiah Devisme; row 4: Alejandra Olvera, Holga
Acevedo, Emma Cahoon, Sal Molina; row 5: Julia Mack,
Katherine Martinez, Jhovany Hernandez.

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Small business

resources at FGCU

The Florida Small Business
Development Center recently
announced the establishment of
the Small Business Resource Net-
work at Florida Gulf Coast Uni-
versity to help expand the area's
small businesses.
The Small Business Resource
Network, or SBRN, serves as a
free information clearing-house
to connect small businesses with
the fee-for-service professional
expertise needed to achieve busi-
ness goals. Members of SBRN
include companies that serve
small businesses and experi-
enced private-sector profession-

21 offices throughout Southwest Florida!

'!-i$. 1 5, nerk MUSt#nedth r inlcml lauitiivenie.tlmac
$1115~x,000. MIrs 2xiliT~iil~

als in law, accounting, insurance,
financing and all aspects of man-
agement, as well as non-profit
organizations that specialize in
small business assistance.
"Expanding this successful
program at FGCU will provide
our Small Business Development
Center with another tool in our
toolkit to help grow our area's
small businesses, and the jobs
that come with those growing
businesses," regional director for
FGCU Small Business Develop-
ment Center Dan iRegelski said.
"It has proven itself at the Univer-
sity of North Florida."

3BR/2BA HOME IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
ill a detd resaricatd comnmunity on a Greentbet.
Car1lt. siny)l, wnllk awKi cabinets like new. New
Rwof in 21W. 2 tar gtage with halfbath and work-
bencl.,2i 10 x scrned Ick iprch ovrkxks
fruit trees, Irritaotion well supplies plenty of water
to keep Ich shrutb, lah aml fruirl Iees In excel-
kcnt coiulition. Cisy water and sewer for home
use. $192,500. MLS # 200r6' 745

2.5 ACRES IN PIONEER on corner of 17th
Street and lampa Ac. fenced, approx. 25
exotic fruit trees & 25 assorted citrus trees,
1/2 acre stocked pond. Home has many
-..i in.l .l;ri complete remodel, laminat-
.,i rv, ,i ... ... carpet in edrnimtt, vinyl in
kiteheniutilirv, marble sillN.lscreens & blind.
on windows, new interior doors, clg, fans.
water treatment system, metal roof wvu'ar-
... ,, iit i 11 . I i.hl w/sensors and A/C
Jnl -. ,, 1 11 ".,i,: I ;.iperty comes with I
year old lawn tractor can, irrigation fir
vitrui treesC, outide shiw.r. enraor satellite disha .iad 'X ] utihtishAd.
$180,000. MLS W;aX9,ls8i

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VERY WELL MAINTAINED 2/2, waterfront.
water view sandy beach, .26 ac.t, 1294 sq
ft.. 23 x 48i mnanufaireu d home. faulted
cciings, concrete viitchAtrivtr with raised
scrcei poirch and extrar high and long car-
potl. This original model home features a
huge master bedronom suite, and two large
living room bay windows overlooking a natu-
ra! ike. Tle surrounding palm trees.exotic
fruits nes and plants is a Perrlct Florida
.Par adi.se Sewig.n St'rage shediiworkshop is a
verv nice feature. Al Offers Considered.
$125,ooo. MIS # 20069268

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may pick up their 2006 W-2's at D & K
Harvesting, 890 Spratt Blvd. in LaBelle from
8-5 Mon.- Fri.

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;ias. Cilar ,wix)x lls .lli .. ii<, slone fireplace, nmew
rif ll. e lalge 'orkshl u lt s I ixlrking. Maiestic UIKe
Oaks make 1.. .. 1h.1.1 I 1. -l 1 'i. 11
ii sct $(699,900.
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and jusi a few paddle strokes to lihe nmouh of tdhe
Calxtishllatcl.hee livcit This fq ouiderr hollmlc hIs Ictn icxld-
elkd ;iml i rich in prniltlrl wilt h i hrik' f Kinplace, src'en tl
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hlllreslc C(all fo Ilth im Jpnrcssle dcrtails $39,900.
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thaltm ill f) l'...I, i. i ... 1 ., , ., i, ,. nl l.i .,l
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dRlnm inI'(l Il(Ie. fctiatids clsiel to shttIs Asholppilf,
irtnul liglitln Iltru homee, nainllwth sued tlliing mn, l
lai', kilteln \wt i f'aiisi hit, huilt in mliktnlo t &s dishiwash-
r. PFticed at only $202,000.
* RiDUCElD thls islvable. lvale 3Bit1llCI)S onle with ith
h tilitionlilii' it lA ll dl limits. tliarru s iuillde li tak.iUin l:l-
ct, ikwer air ritKiiloneii kfiicd nIi ilclild, irrigaililn and a
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Waitra free i cW! $189,900.
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tIoktatal, ortatsued itl, atd singk tar a ''age. Sel er fialc' in

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lomnes needmls sne work... bui b pltd I 0 sell. $35,000

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"'al conMr potlAhes 400.000
ut iurled lhoii \witih i r ")i 21 ,% ft of litifni
kt ii a orWigm.s (1 5 S cO lai l Is mM& tl li
manly tias to t, cal. l tir an ;lppointi
$299,900
* Pir 1,7 imes n'clratilifukI slaic. il ia iftsl
we a filing intix!tiallto .i skitli 3`2 s ile! Ht
Ianai, ov'srsiZtl cillxit. 2 hcds anld addli
cXltpMkhti' ItPis \'Imslu f" i'tiw Jii' iU. Wlth
qick! $199,900.
* Btick on lhr mniaktl'his 2 .l- a ure mini
niMaxting easy ith a tI21iB mianull;ltulvdl ho
cerini tile, ietsrel iall.s & spaoolit kL
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Molltira, tcalliiui t il iiw 2iX 2 inai inflic t
over IM1 sq f Oftil'l :ltva t'3AdV fo iM' IlNANsCI;N( AVlAIIAJ! $139,90
* Pmiacv + c iii & klr i cl lltii! i311R'B d2iille
si. ft. ullAer ;lir ln w I hi. eilft'd. *l slil3
inn'.c R'trh Ii)o t p F.n'Ei.s< u einclinkit, hJun
S1111Qn tlk. $19.900
* 3lBRi2B tntiAnitfinll t lsie imalu's sp!i
vautlled tellngs, u)inl r kitilien \ivi slailI, ktll
kls IIot. lPdi al tonlh O$130,000
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S(.Cntrtoix tiness; $127,000.
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p. amie Rea*lyor dcickti'b r 80e0,000.
i nteiwA ir ani' Blu',r t w iac t,.hs pai'!i inis ioi spo'cul
ito t kqd list iil t ,linairy 14/-4 k with r< e tonx 2w isl
fe !el a dii. niqtiie S "'j : ;tc'i s !' f lriiqilty Stiaile itin sc Snilt i'i Inm nu.
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i! iniii lih $1. Il65,00M).
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miaii't i !Is or inariitDurel Only li $140,000.
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a x, is \' $132,000.
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cih pntsunvil aiinljitndlhe -iWsn: Ai8>OBW i
it,.n presur and 01k o t uihutr $128,000.
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rc it tiig v oiin. ticli $125,000.
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ViyMve ,iN wilr isic ill I ii\-tilleltl S2,7'0,000.
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2004 Chevrolet
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a nd Very Affordable
SALE

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2005 Toyota
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System Service

$49.95
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INCLUDES:
* Inspection of hoses and belts
* Mopar antifreeze replacement
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* Pressure test system
* Diesel engines and additional parts/labor extra
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$21.95
INCLUDES;
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* Complete chassis tube
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* Fluid level inspection
* Inspect CV joints and front
suspension components
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and synthetic oils. Expires 2/7/07
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RED NOSE PIT : Vic. of Ber-
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misses her people. Call to
identify. 863-697-3913
SIBERIAN HUSKY (m): North
Labelle, vicinity of Hedges
Street and Whidden Road.
Please call 863-517-1821.

DACHSHUND- Male, Choco-
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SIBERIAN HUSKY- Male, Mi-
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(863)612-5284

BABY HAMSTERS: Free To
good home. (863)801-1302
HOUND MIX: Medium Sz.,
Male, Neutered, 3 yrs. old.
Talks... Repeats "I Love You."
To good home. 239-919-7876
JUICE ORANGES- approx 2/3
buckets left on trees, you
pick (863)467-0007

ESTATE AUCTION
Sat. Feb 3rd @ 10 a.m.
280 Pollywog Point, Labelle, FL

BOATS, TRAILERS, VAN, MOTORCYCLES, CAR, POWER &
HAND TOOLS, TVS, STEREO, ORGAN, HUGE
STAGHORN FERN

1982 Yamaha 920 Virago (like new w/low miles), 1982 Yamaha
1100 CC (like new w/very low miles), Kinetic motor bike w/500
miles, Gravely 60 in. commercial lawn mower (lo hours), '95
4-door Volvo (1 owner),'86 Dodge Extended 1-ton van w/lo miles,
1992 Bayliner Rendezvous 26 ft. deck boat w/175 Johnson out-
board/Bimini-top, 3 axle boat trailer, 2003 Hallmark 10 ft Cargo
trailer (like new), 10 ft Aluminum boat w/ 6hp o.b.
Tremendous Selection of Power & cordless tools, Drills, Crafts-
man compound-miter saw, Grinders, Chainsaws, Drill press,
Generator, Vice, Heavy-wt extension cords, Air compressor, Air
Tank, Gas cans, Sanders, Extension ladder, Window AC, Floor &
motorcycle jacks, Garden tools, 22in. lawn mower, weed-eaters,
electric trolling motor, 3 outboard motors, 1 antique outboard
motor, old wood ships wheel, 2 air horns, Oars, Battery chargers,
2 small flat-bed trailers, new Reise 5th wheel trailer hookup.
Chevrolet truck 6-lug aluminum wheels/tires, Electric Captains
leather chairs for van, Boat & Motorcycle parts, boat cushions,
12 Volt boat refrigerator, boat radios, Dremel tool kit, Glass wa-
ter bottles, patio furniture, gas grill w/extra burner on side, 36"
RCA TV w/stand, stereo and electronics, Lowery Organ.

DIRECTIONS: N. from center of Labelle on RT 29 over river to
first traffic light. Turn left on Rt 78, go approx. 3 mi along river
to just past Citgo gas station. Turn left on Caloosa Estates Rd.
go to first street on left. Turn left on Pollywog over bridge to
first house on left corner. Watch for auction signs.
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KITTENS (2), 1 orange, 1 cali-
co. To good homes.
(863)634-5796
MAPLE TREE, Red veined, sil-
ver leaf, from Indiana, approx.
12-15ft tall, you dig & fill hole.
(863)763-0346 after 3pm
POT BELLIED PIGS- (2) young
adults, must go together,
free to approved farm
(772)485-8745

moving Sale
LaBelle, 3011 Cherry Lane
Sat., Feb. 3rd, 7am to 12pm

oving .sal
LaBelle, Friday& Saturday,
February 2nd & 3rd, 8am-?,
4189 Tanglewood Lane, off
Cowboy Way & Collingswood.
Lots of Household & Storage
Items.. Priced To Selll

SALE
LaBelle, Sat. & Sun. Feb. 3rd
& 4th. 8am-?.@ A Load &
Lock Storage. 5775 State Rd
80 4 m W of LaBelle. Auc-
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StuffI (863)674-1876

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LABELLE- Sat & Sun Feb 3rd
& 4th, 8am-? 4003 E Palo-
mar Circle. Furniture, beds,
household decorative, en-
tertainment center, joint
compound, clothes, home
windows & morel

SALE
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Sat. Feb. 3rd, 8am-3pm,
1644 Garden St.
Something 4 Everyonel

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LaBelle, Sat., Feb. 3rd, 9am-
3pm, 4062 Rainbow Circle,
off of Eucalyptus Dr.
Furniture, H/H Items, Some
Lawn Care Items...Too much
to list. Everything Must Go!

LABELLE-Thurs., Feb. 8th
8:30am-12:30pm, Grandma's
Grove, Craft & Flea Market,
Lunchatll:30a.m.by Chef
Ray, for a table call Sam
(863)675-1985
Make an Offer Yard Sale
LaBelle, 2830 Steamboat Cir.
Beginning Sat. Feb. 3rd &
every Sat. until all is sold.
9:30am to 4pm
Too many items to list,
MUSE, Hwy 720, North of the
bridge, follow signs.
Tuesday Friday only
Jan.30th -Feb. 2nd.
Feb.6th-Feb. 9th
10 a.m.to 5 p.m.

Tall Guy- Secure, Stable. To
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for Dining, Traveling, etc. Call
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entire U.S. Start immediate-
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CLASS-A CDL DRIVERS- Now
Hiring OTR & Local Drivers-
New Equipment; Great
Benefits; Premium Pay
Package. Call Oakley Trans-
port, (877)882-6537.
DRIVER NEEDED
Gulf Harvesting, Inc., is
looking for Semi driverto haul
citrus and lowboy. Benefits
provided. Requires valid CDL
w/Airbrake endorsement
Call 239-340-4737 leave msg
HARVESTING FOREMAN
SUPERVISOR
Competitive pay, 401k retire-
ment, Health benefits
Call 239-340-4737 leave msg

Duda
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-CLERICAL-
LaBelle Duda Farm
Fresh Packing House
has an immediate
opening for a data en-
try clerical person with
computer and office
organizational skills.
Some citrus knowl-
edge helpful but not
necessary. Benefit
package. Apply at
6118 SR29 South La-
Belle or call for ap-
pointment at
(863)675-2600, Ext.
3556. EEO/Drug Free
Work Place

COLLECTIONS ASSISTANT
Needed in Immokalee. Assists
and/or locates customers with
delinquent accounts and pro-
cesses invoices. Previous ex-
perience with A/R and A+
computer skills required.
E-mail to: susanm(dsixls.com
or fax: 239-657-9764 or pick
upan application at 807 E.
Main Street, Immokalee.
Driver ASAP
36-43cpm/$1.20pm + Sign
On Bonus $0 Lease NEW
Trucks CDL-A + 3 mos OTR
(800)635-8669.

Driver-BYNUM TRANSPORT
needs qualified drivers for
Central Florida- Local &
National OTR positions..
Food grade tanker, no haz-
mat, no pumps, great bene-
fits, competitive pay & new
equipment. (866)GO-BY-
NUM. Need 2 years experi-
ence.
FULL-TIME OFFICE ADMINIS-
TRATOR TRAINEE: Local
financial services firm seeks
responsible person for full-
time position in client service
and branch office adminis-
tration. Candidate must be a
self-starter, well organized,
and accurate with details.
Must also have excellent oral
and written communication
skills. To apply, please send
resume to:
Edward Jones
POBox 1121
LaBelle, FL 33975
Equal Opportunity Employer
HELP WANTED Interior finish
carpenter / exterior trim, vinyl
& aluminum siding installa-
tion. $15.00 per hour + in-
centives. Willing to pay very
well for a quality employee.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR THE RIGHT PERSON.
Applicant must be HONEST,
DEPENDABLE, AND HARD
WORKING. Others need not
apply. Fax resume to
863-675-2859 or call
863-675-3901.
Post Office Now Hiring. Avg.
Pay $20/hour or $57K an-
nually Including Federal
Benefits and OT.
(800)709-9754 EXT.5799
USWA Exam/Fee Req.

MECHANIC
Douglass Fertilizer has a full
time Mechanic position
open in our Clewiston
Plant. Primary duties in-
clude repair and mainte-
nance of equipment and
welding & fabrication. You
must supply your own
hand tools. The position
offers competitive pay as
well as good benefits.
Please apply in person at
330 S. San Diego, Clewis-
ton, Florida. Douglass Fer-
tilizer is a Drug Free
Workplace and an Equal
Opportunity Employer.

Nobles-Collier, Inc.
is currently taking
applications for im-
mediate hire. Posi-
tions available are:
Graders
EXPERIENCED
Forklift Drivers
Please apply at 212
Jerome Drive in Im-
mokalee. All appli-
cants must be 18
years of age or older
and have an Immok-
alee I.D. White Card.
NO Part-time work

available.

PLEASE NO PHONE
CALLS!
OFFICE ASSISTANT- FT
Computer & Quickbook
Exp. Call(239)657-5519
Serious Applicants Only
TIRE MAN WANTED: For Full
Time Shop & Service Truck.
Must have CDL License &
clean record. (239)707-2311
TRACTOR OPERATOR needed
to apply herbicide in orange
groves. Starting base $8.00 /
hr, with per acre incentives.
Health insurance after 6
months. Paid VAC/Holidays.
Call 863-675-3096.
Wanted: CITRUS GROVE
INSPECTORS-SCOUTS
For detecting and reporting any
presence of diseased trees.
benefits incl. company paid
health & life ins., paid vacation
& holidays, dental ins. & 401k
avail, for those who select
those options. Phone
239-340-4737 leave msg
How do you find a Job In
today's compatitiva
market? hi the employ-
ment section of the dsas-
sMeds

OAK BROOK
OF LABELLE
We value your
experience and
pay for it.
EARN UP TO:
CNA $13.00
Experience the
Delta Difference!
Apply in person
for details

Oakbrook of La Belle
250 Broward Avenue
LaBelle, FL 33935
863-675-1440
www.deltahealth-
group.com

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

CALOOSA BELLE
is looking for an

Part time time with
somewhat flexible hours
The ideal candidate will be
self-motivated with an outgoing
personality, more than average
computer skills, bilingual a plus,
understanding of digital photog-
raphy and reliable transportation.
The Caloosa Belle offers a
unique work environment where
employees are trusted and
empowered.
i e e-mail resume to: :
Skastenr@strato.ne t

, HENRYY REGIONAL
MEDICAL CENTER
1WA rm It sJAffl96out getting Better-
LPN I or II (FT,PT, Perdlem)
FL LPN Lic. & IV Certi. Willing to work flexible schedule.
Full time ER RN III Staff/Supervisor
Valid FL lic. Min 3 yrs exp., ACLS. PALS req.
Perdlem RN Nursing Supervisor
Valid FL RN lic. S + yrs. clinical exp. Must have 3 yrs
charge or supervisory status. ACLS PALS re..
Per Diem- C.N.A or C.NA Monitor Tech
Must possess a valid C.N.A Cert. and exp. monitoring
rhythm recognition.
Full time Registered Nurse
Must possess a valid FL license w/ at least I yr. exp in
area of expertise.
Full time Respiratory Therapist
CRT or RRT preferred, with min (2)years exp in adult
and general patient care. BLS andACLS are req.
Full time- Medical Technologist
BS Degree in Medical Technology; national cert or
eligible for cert or State lic; technical exp in test
interpretation, quality control and instrument.maint.
Night/Day shift & requires on-call & weekend rotation.
Part time ER Registration Clerk
Prev exp in a hospital or medical office setting pref
with prior exp in registration or business office
functions. Knowledge of medical
terminology is a plus. Must type at least 45 wpm
Full tlme-LPN or C.M.A. (HFCC)
Must possess excellent cust. svc. and clinical skills
Per diem Laboratory Asslstant/Phlebotomlst
(weekend day shift)
Must be experienced n phlebotomy. Will perform
specimen collection (skill evel from Pedlatrics to Geriatrics)
w.ww.hcndy rcg/ona/l.org
Phone 863-902-3079 or F sume to: 863-983-0805
S Dru Free Workplace EOE
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Driver Wanted!
We are looking for a minimum CDL
"B" with Hazmat who is looking for
a better opportunity. Our starting
pay is a minimum of $12+ hour
and we guarantee a minimum of 45
hours per week, plus quarterly cash
bonuses. In addition, we offer a
benefit package that includes Health
Care, fully paid short and long term
disability, life insurance and a 4Q1K
retirement program with matching
employer contributions.
Cut out the long commutes and
call this LaBelle company today.
800-330-1369.
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FEED MILL INDUSTRIAL, MECHANICAL,
MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR
Needed, we offer benefits, and pay is
based upon your experience.
Please contact:
Syfrett Feed Company
3079 NW 8th Street, Okeechobee
863-763-5586

FEED MILL MANAGER
Needed, for the second shift,
experience with management a must,
benefits available. Contact:
Syfrett Feed Company
3079 NW 8th Street, Okeechobee
863-763-5586

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____ _... ~AC W/HEAT- Central package (863)357-5773
unit, 3.5 ton, York, never in- TRI-CYCLE, Like new, never
stalled, $1500. used. $15 (863)634-7905
(561)447-6538 W
S AMANA, 3 ton, With K.W.
COMPUTERSERVICE heatPckage unit. leaned COWBOY BOOTS: Ladies 8 -
COMPUTER SERVICE & serviced. Will run for buy- 8.5, rattle snake skin. Paid
trouble shooting, set-up, er. $350. (863)675-1053 350, asking $70
up-grades, systems built,
tutoring. Win.95, 98, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR- 4 ton, 863-467-6060
2000. ME,XP licensed. can see run, $400 or best PROM DRESSES- Precious
Call Gary 863-675-7925 offer (863)357-1784 formal, Alyce, Joli, Several to
choose from. Sz small $125.
Shop here lrstl ROEPER: 10,000 BTU, 110 Neg. (863)635-6677
The classifed ads unit. $75.863-357-2873
mi WEDDING GOWN: White,
Beautiful. Size 10-12. $50.
(863)675-0031
SALLY MAE FLAVOR WAVE OVEN: Very
DISC JOCKEY good condition. As Seen On
Music for all occasions: TV. $50. (863)675-3401 STAMP COLLECTION- U.S.
weddings, parties, MICROWAVE, Gold Star, Mint, Unused. $900.
quinceaneras. 675-1625. Small, $15. (863)467-4567 (863)635-5387 Frostproof

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The Seminole Casino in Immokalee is
energetic and enthusiastic individuals t
HOTTEST entertainment venue Im
Quality Individuals seeking CAREER 01
and ADVANCEMENT are encouraged t
Pick YOUR career and embark on a n
Cage Cashier
Cocktail Server
Dishwasher
Line Cook
Prep Cook
Restaurant Host/Hostes
Restaurant Server
Security Officer
TAD/Gaming Machine Customer Servic

We are also seeking candidates for these ma
Poker Floor Supervisor
TAD/Gaming Machine Floor Sul

rIMiWn T I SALES ASSOCIATE
"" p GAS/CONVENIENCE
seeking fun, STORE
o loin the area's '-
mediately Seminole, Big Cypress
PPORTUNITIES & Brighton Reservations
o apply TODAY Excellent Communication skills,
ew adventure good manual skills, cash handling
experience. Positive customer service
attitude. High School diploma or GED.
Flexible working hours. Salary: $8.50 per
hr. Fuel & food allowance, incentives.
Excellent benefits (medical, dental, 401 K)
Fax resume to (954) 967-3477
ss

Area Service Support Assistant Opening
available for the LaBelle area. Provide program
De Representative and administrate support to the Area Office. Assist
with communicating RCMA's family and child de-
velopment activities. High ethical standards and
management positions: discretionary judgment are essential for maintain-
ing confidentiality of information pertaining to staff,
families and children. High school diploma or
pervisor GED. Bilingual (English/Spanish) helpful. Apply
with Donna Vaughn, LaBelle Area Office 551 W.
Cowboy Way, LaBelle, FL. 33975 by
February 7, 2007.
n ORCMA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, sex,
sexual orientation, age or national origin, religion, or
disabilities.
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Empm ASSISTANT STORE MANAGER
Medca 02IGAS/CONVENIENCE STORE
Big Cypress & Brighton Reservation
Patient Account Rep:
Computer exp. needed. Exp. Minimum 1 yr supervisory experience.
wit medical rEnis pa pis Excellent communication & computer
pref. Competitive salary & skills. Good leadership skills, positive
Fax Resue to: attitude. Flexible hours, Florida Drivers
(863)983-9604 or apply at License. High School Diploma or GED.
FL CommuntyHelth Ceters Excellent benefits incl. medical, dental
Clewiston, FL & 401K. Salary based on experience.
EOE/DFWP Fax resume to (954) 967-3477
Reading a newspaper
helps you understand -
the world around you. i A
No wonder newspaper
readers are more suc- RANGE HOOD- Kenmore,
cessful people ALL White, 3 yrs old. Excellent
condition. $75. or best offer.
E OCCASION (863)763-5280
ante DI ROPER DRYER- like new con-
JI edition, asking $180
CAREGIVER, Avail. for work. Music for everyone (863)763-8522
Frostproof, Avon Park or Lightshowavailable STOVE:GE electric. Oven
bring. References, reasonable.
(863)635-5143 leave msg. does not work but burners in
leaves all excellent condition. $75
ia i 863-946-3822
financial 863 WASHER & DRYER: $200 for
673-0065 both or will sell separately.
I6 Call 863-234-1235.
Se Habla Espanol WASHER & DRYER- Maytag,
good condition, $300
Business (863)763-3451
Opportunities 305 Ml lll 63)763-
Money Lenders 310 WASHER, DRYER & RANGE,
Tax Prepaiation 315 WE BUY ALUMINUM, ALL Sears Kenmore, heavy duty
KINDS Copper& Brass. & Magic Chef gas range.
SClosed Sunday. Call first $250 for all. (863)763-5372
863-675-8760,257-0879 WASHERS & DRYERS
li rtunitie 030511STACK UNITS
$95& up, Up to 1 yr warranty
ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE Do REFRIGERATORS & STOVES
you earn $800/day? 38 Ma- (239)694-0778
chines, Free Candy All for
$9,995. (888)629-9968 'Bo
802000033. CALL US: We Mg n 0
will not be undersold! Air Conditionere 505
MAGINE YOU ARE... Looking Antiques 510 BASS MASTER MAGAZINES-
ToIMAGINE YOUl A RE... ss Appliances 515 10 yr collection.' $200
To Buy Or Sell A Business (863)467-0560
& Are Matched With The Appliance Parts 520 (863)467-0560
Right Opportunity Quickly Beauty Supples 525 '
NBCS Worlds Largest B lcles 530
Match Maker Of Businesses Boo= & Magazines535
CALL (800)999-SALE Or Building Material5O40
Visit www.NBCSLLC.com. Business Equipment 545 BUILDING SALE...Feb/March
sitwwwNBCSLL.com Carpet/Rugs 550 delivery or deposit holds till
Learn to buy Foreclosures, Children's Items 555 Spring. 25'x40'x12' $4800.
tax liens, and rehabs for China, Glassware, Etc. 560 40'x60'x16' $12,800. Front
pennies on the dollar. Men- Clothing 565 end optional. Rear end in-
tor walks you through each Coins/Stamps 570 cluded. MANY OTHERSI
deal A-Z to ensure SUC- Collectibles 575 Pioneer, (800)668-5422 or
CESS (800)433-4556.rsoldl Computer/Video 580 www.pioneersteel.com:
Crafts/Supplies 585
Services Cruises 590 Buli
SerVices Drapes, Liens & Fabrics 595 mtI0
Fireplace Fixture 800
I| Firewood 605 ALUMINUM POST- 3'x3'x12'
Furniture 610 $ 2 5
"'' Furs 615 (863)467-6868(863)467-68
Health & Reducig 8
Babysitting 405 Equipment 620
Child Care Needed 410 Heating Equipment/ HURRICANE SHUTTERS-
Child Care Offered415 Supplies 625 metal, various sizes, enough
Instruction 420 Household Items 630 for 6 windows, $250 or will
Services Offered425 Jewelry 635 sep (863)697-1077
Insurance 430 Lamps/Lights 640 METAL ROOFING SAVE $$$
Medical Services435 Lugage 645I Buy Direct From Manufac-
Meical Itemos 650 turer. 20 colors in stock
MusisclInsments 66 with all Accessories. Quick
musical Instruments660 a ee
Office Supplies/ Available (352)498-0778
CARPET Equipment 665 (888)393-0335 Mention
Pets/Supplies/ code24
AiN. Services 670 code24.
HAND Photography 675 SLIDING GLASS DOORS,
UPHOLSTERY Plumbing upplies 680 White, in frame, new, never
Pools & Supplies 685 used, 71x76. $385
CLEANING Restaurn" t (863)634-5236
Equipment 690
Residential, Commercial Satellite 695 STAIN & SEALENT- 5 Gallon
Auto, RV & Boats Sewing Machines 700 containers, Exc. for wood
Call Sportng Goods 705 fences, decks, New, $75
all Stereo Iquipment710 (863)697-2032
863 Television/Radio 715 STYROFOAM- 5 sheets,
8. Tickets 720 4'x8'x1" & CDX plywood 5
675-7297
7S -7 Tos& Games 730 sheets 4'x8'x1/2". $50. for all.
SHaba Esan To7 & Gam 35 Will sep. (863)763-5081 Okee
SH a p V Wanted to Buy 740 WELL WATER SYSTEM: Com-
Mplete w/ 300 gal ariator, sof-
tener, and many extras. Like
Knew. $800. 863-674-0467
HOME CLEANING SERVICE
Ceiling to Floor
"Fans& More A/C, Carrier, 4 ton, 12 Sear, CHILDS YARD CLIMBER- with
ContactLeeann whole house. $500 slide and Playschool Play-
Rlfi.fi7'-9fn 4 (863)763-5372 house $100 firm

PATIO SET- white with glass ENGLEHARDT BASS, Upright.
ATTENTION ALL EMPLOYEES OF top& 4 chairs. Wrought Iron. Reduced!! $1000
THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES ft long, $145 neg (863)635-5826
(304)582-2116
LFC Agricultural Services, Inc. I.Ii fffi I E ip t 6
And
LFC Management Services, Inc. ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR- Like COPY MACHINE: Cannon, big,
Jazzy or Hoveround, New does faxing and collation,
You may pick up your 2006 W-2s from 8:00 am $5000 asking $875 or best works great. $2000.
to 5:00 pm on Thursdays and Fridays at theer (863)675-2596 863-675-4500
following location: POWER CHAIR- Jazzy 1103 g i a
Ultra, asking $1100 or trade
Payroll Department (828)508-0356 ADOPTION- Boxer mix, Gold-
910 Alachua Street WALKING CANE- 4 prong feet mix, Choc Lab mix. Must
Immokalee, Florida $25 (863)635-0474 qualify (863)763-4333
WHEELCHAIR- Brand new BAY GELDING: 17 months old,
If you have any questions, please call the Scooter. Pd. $5500. Asking med size, good tempera-
Payroll Department $2500. (863)675-3107 ment. $750. 863-946-0912
239-657-4421 -lti I.rT fW i BULL DOG PUPS- 10wks old,
i ^mom on premises, all shots,
DAILY WORK DAILY PAY AIRLINES ARE HIRING -Train health cert., Must see! $300
for high paying Aviation (863)634-6910
ALL TYPES OF WORK AVAILABLE Maintenance Career. FAA CHIHUAHUA PUP
approved program. Finan- tan male $200
LA FINDERS cial aid if qualified Job 863-675-2541
placement assistance. Barb M-F, 9-6
202 E. Sugerland Hwy. Acro om Clewiton Inn) CALL Aviation Institute of
(863) 902-9494 M a i n t e n a n c e CRITTER CAGE- Dazzle, plas-
(888)349-5387. tic/metal, includes wheel,
condo, foodbowl, $10.50
Cml e rtIb I5. ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE (302)735-7501
.from Home. *Medical, FERRET ADOPTION- several to
COCA COLA COOLER- RUGER 77-22-250 cal, lami- *Business, *Paralegal, choose from. Must qualify to
-RUGER 77- 22-250 cal, ami- *Computers *Criminal Jus- adopt(863)763-4333
3.5'Tx2.5'W. Holds up to 48 nated, bull barrel, scope, tic J pl aement assi s- t 76 33
cans or bottles. Very good case, exc cond., $650 firm anceCom proidd. GOATS, DUCKS, GEESE,
cond. $125. (863)467-0627 (863)357-5754 Financial Aid if qualified. POT BELLY PIG BABIES,
ELVIS COLLECTION, Many WINC. AUTO 380- Model 100, Call (866)858-2121 PIGEONS, BUNNIES: LaBelle
items, Rare items, items from a Marlin 30-30 carb., & a 22 www.onlineTidewater- area. (863)675-4981
Graceland, memorabilia. $350. Auto Pistol, $1050 will sep Tech.com. TINY TOY PUDDLE, AKC,
neg. (863)467-0627 (606)219-3890 BOAT TRAILER TIRES (2) 12", Male, 11 wks. old. Weighed
ELVIS RECORD & SOUVENIR x 4.80, with rims, hardly used, 1 LB 9 oz at 8 wks. of age.
old. Rare items. $1000all or I I $60 pair(863)763-8518 $850. (863)697-1229
old. Rare items $1000 all or "'*"I-"1 ,s s 2:, ,.
best offer. 863-824-3358 CONCRETE MIXER: Electric, YORKIPOO PUPPY, CKC reg.
GtS f R 8 2EXERCISE MACHINE- Ellipti- fiberglass tb, holds 5 bag Adorable bundle of personality,
GLASS ELECTRICAL INSULA cal, rarely used, Paid $500 of 801b mix. Paid $1100 shots & vet checked. $700
TO RS- 53, $50. asking $200,(863)634-2354 asking $650. 863-697-9704 (863)357-0037 Okeechobee
(863)467-5052
FnM iture- 0'10' ffl DIVORCE$275-$350*COVERS
Supplies HIM 0625- I* children, etc. Only one sig- 0
nature required! *Excludes
AIR MATTRESS- QS, w/Thera- FUEL TANK- 150 gallons, alu- gvt. fees! Call weekdays ABOVE GROUND POOL, Per-
peutic mattress pad, dual minum. $150. or best offer. (800)462-2000, ext.600. fect condition, 26 ft. x 54'. 6
control, paid $1600 asking (863)201-3492 (8am-6pm) Alta Divorce, months old. Paid $800, ask-
$600 firm (863)467-0007 ILLC. Established 1977. ing $500 (863)697-6634
BUNK BED, Loft style, dresser, ICE MAKER: Hoshizaki, Model
desk, great for small bed- KM500. $1500. II
room, exc. cond. $450 (863)697-6547
(863)763-6430 Iv. msg. BICYCLE EXERCISER: Air-
wave. $25. 863-697-0499 PORTABLE MILL: SEWING MACHINE: Rotary,
BUNK BED- Red Metal, Single Available to rent. Electric. In beautiful wooden
Top, Full bottom, w/mat- COREL SET (2 pc): 2.5 quart ALSOBUYNG:Cyress& cabinet. Asking $65.
tress, like new exc cond., and 1.5 quart, black & white, SawLogs (970)708-0063 (863)467-4567
$150 neg. (863)634-8795 new! $15.863-467-7659 SINGER, 3 Arm, case &
CAPTAINS BUNKBED- MICROWAVE: Large, Pana- SHELVES (7), Heavy duty, attachments, $450
CAPTAINS BUNKBED- MICROWAVE: Large, Pana- 4'x4'x8', 5 levels, $250/all or (863)467-0336
W/computer desk, book shelf, sonic, works great! Only will separate (863)763 5062 (863)467-0336
7 drawers, 2 beds, TV hutch $50. 863-763-8828 -
incd.$875.(863)697-6464 POT SET 10 pieces withlids TOW BAR RECEIVER, Falcon
CHEST OF DRAWERS: $25. stainless steel, excellent 6000. Goo LP HEATER- Colemannd, i-ele
Okeechobee 863-763-6336 condition. $150. (863)763-4596 LP HEATER- Coleman, elec-
condition. $50. tronic, for camping or out-
CHEST OF DRAWERS, 5 863-467-7659 WANT AN EXCITING SUM- doors, Uses bottled gas, new
drawers, very good cond., I' MER GETAWAY? Come join cond$20(863)675-2596
antique, $30. us (staff children warmly
(863)635-0474 Frostproof welcomed at no cost) for a TlioI
NECKLACE: 18 kt., 20" with summer filled with work
CHINA CABINET: Light wood, ruby stone, like new, $1100 and fun in the spectacular AKAI, 52" HO TV, $500
kaseechnoe, o3-7 -63 0. or best offer. (863)357-2233 Adirondacks Mtns, NY. (863)634-8290
keechobee863-763-6336 Okee.area. Various group, specialty
COFFEE TABLE, 2-End tables m and outdoor leader as well PROJECTION TV- RCA, 52",
& Sofa table, chrome & aI I as camp mom, camp dad excellent condition $500 firm
brass w/glass tops. $250/all. positions. 62nd yr! (863)357-5773
(863)674-0467, LIGHT BARS.(2), For bath- (518)327-3117 www.cam- TELEVISJONt- 20", Philips-
COMPUTER DESK, Real wood, room, 24", with 3 decor. pregis-applejack.com. Magnavox;,with remote,
with hutch & separate file bsWOLFF TANNING BEDS Buy $100 or best offer
cabinet. $75 (863)634-5236 (863)467-8681 Direct and Save! Full Body (863)824-0981
COUCH- Micro Fiber, Beige TABLE LAMPS (2) 29", Green units from $22 a month! TV- Hitachi Wide Screen. 52",
Excellent Cond., only 1 yr tumbleweed design,, exc FREE Color Catalog CALL Like new. Less than 2 years
old., $350 or best offer cond $40 or will sell separ- TODAY! (800)842-1305 old. $600. or best offer.
(863)634-5977 ate (863)467-8607 www.np.etstan.com. (863)467-5052
CRIB/YOUTH BED: Solid
wood, dresser attached. $70
or best offer. Call
863-517-1333
DAY BED, with trundle bed,
wrought iron frame, nice.
$200 (863)675-1138
DINING ROOM TABLE W/6
CHAIRS- glass top, black
upholstered chairs, $300
(863)763-7792
DINING TABLE & CHAIRS,
Round table, 4 chairs. $40
(863)467-2743
DINING TABLE, Round, old,
with 4 captains chairs. $125
(863)763-7584
DRESSER, Mahogany, Long
with 3 drawers on each side,
open doors in middle w/2 Ig.
mirrors. $150 (239)324-2115
ICECREAM TABLE & 2 chairs.
Good condition. $65.
(863)763-5869
LIVING SET: Sofa sleeper,
chair & ottoman, 2 end ta-
bles & sofa table. Excellent!
$475/all! 863-673-5256
LOVESEAT- Blue, burgendy
pin strip, Exc. Cond. $150 or
best offer (863)634-5977
MIRROR- 3 ft. x 6 ft., $100 .
(863)467-8177 ,
RECLINER/LOVESEAT, dual, '( i :
leather, very pastel creamy i.
green, $500 or best offer,
(863)357-2233 Okee area.
SOFA BED: Rust & Light A '
Brown Color, Full size. Light ' ...
weight. Good condition. $50. .
(863)467-6984 -... -
SPARE BEDROOM SET- Or-
thomedic mattress & box / / ''
springs. Top of the line. With "
dresser $200. (863)983-4743
THOMASVILLE: Long, solid '',
wood, older but in good con-
dition. $50.863-635-0079

GOLF CLUBS- Complete, .
matched set, metal woods, .
irons, bag, putter & Callaway -
BB #1. $135. 863-946-3123 "

C.V.A. MUZZLE LOADER: 50
caliber, Almost new, synthet-
ic stock, Cap lock, $100 or
best offer. (863)467-2148t nt
DEER RIFLE-Sporterized .303 The m ost im portent
British, Synthetic stock, Peep
sights, $175.
(863)467-2148 20 minutes of your day
MIL. AUTO. 9 mil. (2) 380 20 minutes of your day
automatics, $1100/wil sep-
arate. Call (606) 219-3890, is the tim e spent reading
RIFLE M1, Carbine Replica, 30
caliper, By Tompson Machine
Guns, Extras, Exc cond $700.
s,, to xc2 $700 with your child from
Call 863-610-0632 Okee. w ith your child from
RIFLE- Remington model 700,
SPS Stainless. 7mm Rem-
(863)357-31 birth to age nine.
ington magnum. $500. ir t a i e
(863)357-3128
Find It faster. Sell It soon-
er In the classlfleds

Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 1, 2007

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2 BEDOOM ATS PRTET

IN LABELLE
Mothy$70 vth$,50 eurtydpoi

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MECHANIC TOOL BOX- 32x12
with full set of sockets, $35
(863)467-8607

JIGSAW PUZZLES: 32, $16
for all, will sep.
(863)465-9470 Lake Placid
MODIFIED XBOX- stores over
25 games on harddrive. 1
controller & power cords,
$150 (239)826-7518
SONY PLAYSTATION 3, brand
new, never opened, $700.
863-675-6961 after 3pm

HOOVER UPRIGHT VACUUM-
with tools on board, $15
(863)467-8681
ORECK: Upright, w/ handheld
for furniture or blinds, almost
new. $400 for both.
863-467-2456
PHANTOM (2), 1 Fury & 1
Thunder. Works good. $125
for both, will separate.
(863)634-7905

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

METAL LATHE
Medium Size
(863)763-2053
MOUNTED FISH & WILDLIFE
older sports things, wooden
statues,& anything interest-
ing, etc (863)946-3123
SEWING MACHINE
Bernina or Viking
exc. shape, will consider
others. (863)763-2276

Agriculture

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

TRACTOR LOADER
10861H
$5800
(239)821-3363
TRACTOR- Massey Ferguson
35, 3 new tires. Rebuilt starter
hydraulic system & 5'box plate
$2400. Neg.239-728-8840

APPALOOSA/THOROUGH-
BRED- Gelding, 22 mo. old.
Halter broke. Very friendly.
$700. Neg. (863)673-4881
BLACK BASK ARABIAN
COLTS(2) can be registered,
$1000 for both or will sell
sep. (239)841-0922
HORSE TRAILER- '91, Hart,
Big stock room, 3 stall. Sad-
dle/rm in back. Needs work.
$1800. Neg. (863)201-3492
HORSE TRAILER: Large, For 2
Horses. $150 Cash.
(863)675-3032
MARE, 12 yrs, old. Rides well.
Coggins & All Shots. Good
disposition, $2000.
863-675-2215 LaBelle
SADDLE, Western: 141/",
Never used. $190.
(863)675-3032
STOCK TRAILER- Bumper Pull
Angle Iron with cattle door
$900 (863)357-1365

BUSH HOG- King Cutter, 4ft,
used 4 hours, like new,
w/PTO shaft, $450
(401)862-7675
DUMP YARD CART: New, 3x4,
$140. (863)357-5754
LAWN TRACTOR, John Deere,
2004, L120 Auto., 20hp eng.
w/46 hours, 48" cut, bagger.
$1500(863)467-5823
RIDING MOWER, John Deere,
54" cut, G110 auto., $2000
or best offer. (863)634-8290
SHREDDER / CHIPPER: Yard
Machine, 2 yrs. old. Excel-
lent condition. Only used
2x's. $200. (863)675-7290
SNAPPER RIDING MOWER-
2004. 10hp,30" cut, $600
(863)357-0999
Your new car could be In
today's paper. Have you
looked for It?

SADDLE, 16", brown leather
w/silver trim, w/bridle, blan-
ket & stand, $575.
(863)357-1365

Rentals

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

Residential &/or Commercial,
1750 sq. ft., center of town,
316 Bond St., Clewiston. Call
561-628-2992
cjwooley@aol.com

IMMOKALEE- 2br, 2ba In gated
comm. Incl dining area, comm
pool, cable. Avail 01/01/07.
$790/mth. 239-481-1610

CLASSIC CRACKER
HOUSE"- 2BR,1BA, Lg deck
and supersized yard. Down-
town LaBelle. $875/mo. 1st,
last & 1 mo sec dep. Ref. Req.
Call Brkr/Owner
(863)675-3433
IMMOKALEE, 3BR, 2BA, near
Lake Trafford. Call Andrea
for more information.
(239)657-2779
LaBelle 3 Bdrm., 1 Bath
Completely remodeled.
On 3 acres.ncluded'sPole
Barn. Private, but close to
town. $1200 mo. + sec. &
ref's. (239)872-6467
LABELLE, 3BR on 2% acres,
large covered porch & carport,
large LR, kitchen & master
bedroom. $900/mo.
(863)675-0104
LABELLE: 3br/2ba, w/in city
limits. $800/mo + sec dep

& ref. Non-smoking env,
fenced yard. 954-325-0309
LABELLE- nice duplex, 3/2
plus den, laundry room w/
W/D, Ig closets, ceiling fans,
ceramic tile & new carpet,
newly painted, ceramic tiled
screened porch, carport,
lawn maint provided. Ref's
req. No smoking, No pets,
$950/mo + sec dep.
(863)675-3251
LaBelle-2 blocks from Court-
house, freshly renovated,
2,000 sq. ft., 4BR/2BA,
suitable for home, office or
home/office combination, Ig.
oaks, yard maint. incl. Priced
to rent. Add'l 575 sq. ft. con-
crete storage bldg could be
avail. Lease w/option to own
possible. (863)673-0178.
MOOREHAVEN Brand new
unit. 1650 sq ft. 3BR/2BA, All
appl. incl., 30' 1 car gar.,
$1300/mo. 863-946-3333
New, 3 Bdrm., 2 Ba.,
2 Car Garage. Port LaBelle Unit
7. Must have good ref's. No
pets/Non Smok. Env. $1300
mo. + sec. Margaret Barber
Real Estate (863)675-5968.
PORT LABELLE- 3 Bd., 2 Ba.
Good ref's req'd. No pets,
Non smoking environment.
$800 mo. + Sec Dep.
Margaret Barber Real Estate.
(863)675-5968
PORT LABELLE- 3/2, 1 car
garage, $950/mo,
(239)572-2970
or (239)649-8892
RENT or LEASE TO OWN
Great Opportunity!l
Port LaBelle: 3 Bdrm., 2 Ba.
Brand new...never lived in!
2 car garage, Energy efficient
home on '/ acre in cul-de-sac
w/in 1 mile of schools. Close
to main Rd. ADT Alarm Sys.
$1050 mo. + sec. & ref's.
(954)295-4089/943-2986

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

In LaBelle, Freshly Renovated
2,000 sq. ft. See listing un-
der Houses For Rent classifi-
cation.

NEAR OKEE., Share 3/1 CBS
house In country. 12mi W. of
Okee. $400. mo. + 1mo. sec.
(863)634-8671 Lv. msg &#
OKEECHOBEE, Smoker ok,

must like dogs & cats. Cable
included. $500/mo. & sec.
Internet neg. (772)214-0600

FORT KNOX
SELF STORAGE
New Ig. units avail., air
conditioned & non-air,
each unit alarmed, area
fenced & well lighted,
space for boats, trailers,
RV & trucks. Manager on-
site, 1025 Commerce Dr.,
LaBelle. 863-675-1025.

RIVER ACCESS: Private yard,
3 BR, 2 BA, Den, Florida
Rm., Garage & Boat Dock.
$1200/mo (970)708-0063 .
RIVERFRONT: Large, Private
Yard 2 Bdrm., 3 Ba., Florida
Rm., 2 Car Garage. $1500/mo
(970)708-0063

Real Estate

Business Places -
Sale 1005
Commercial
Property Sale 1010
Condos/
Townhouses Sale1015
Farms- Sale 1020
Houses Sale 1025
Hunting Property 1030
Investment
Property Sale 1035
Land Sale 1040
Lots Sale 1045
Open House 1050
Out of State -
Property Sale 1055
Property Inspection1060
Real Estate Wanted 1065
Resort Property -
Sale 1070
Warehouse Space 1075
Waterfront Property 1080

$0 DOWN HOMES Gov't &
Bank Foreclosures! Low or
no down! No credit OKI Call
Now! (800)749-2905.
BANK FORECLOSURES!
Homes from $10,000! 1-3
bedroom available Repos,
REO's, HUD, FHA, etc.
These homes must sell!
Listings call (800)425-1620
ext 4237.
LaBelle 3/3 Down Town, Near
Courthouse. Lg. rooms, Top
Area $209K or Annual Lease
$1800 Owner. 863-675-1107
LABELLE- Beautiful, 2bd/1ba,
Nice Starter Home, Country
Village, Fenced Back Yard,
Price Reduced to $126,900
(239)222-5754
LABELLE- Beautiful large
ranchette, in Pioneer, on 2.5
acres. Asking $225,000.
Make offer (863)234-1814
LaBelle, in town, charming,
restored, 3/2 home, on '2
acre (2 lots), w/pole barn,
$295,000.(561)628-2992
LANDLORDS TIRED OF LATE
RENT AND TENANT DE-
STRUCTION? Start fighting
back! Eliminate headaches
and save cash. Get the best
Landlording book and tips
free! www.sec-
tion8bible.com.
LEHIGH, New, 3br, 2ba Lanai
Large corner lot. Upgrades &
close to 82. Under 250K.
(239)368-8553 or 645-9455
New Construction-CBS, 3/2,
many upgrades from
$219,000 to $225,000. Call
(561)628-2992
OPEN HOUSE
Sat., Feb. 3rd l0am-3pm
Sun., Feb. 4th 1pm-3pm

~ NEW CONSTRUCTION ~
Beautiful Split Plan
Porcelain tile throughout,
10 Ft. Ceilings.
Just bring your furniture.
Seller Motivatedl

PALM HARBOR Factory Liqui-
dation Sale. 2006 Models
Must Go! Modular, Mobile
& Stilt Homes. 0% DOWN
When You Own Your Own
Landl! Call for FREE Color
Brochure. (800)622-2832.
Port LaBelle 3 Bdrm., 2 Bath,
1 Car Garage. New roof &
Fenced yard.. Appraised @
$165,000. For Sale By Owner.
Make Offer (239)641-1224

By Owner, 20+ acres in Muse
on Fernwood Lane, $25k per
acre. Call for details
(863)612-0010
NORTH CAROLINA, 2.25
acres, in Big Ridge/Glenville
area. Beautiful mountain
views. Already has well drilled
& septic permits. $85,000
(863)673-2335

FL LAND BARGAIN! 67
ACRES Only $670,000.
Beautiful oaks, great pas-
tures, secluded setting.
Perfect for horses! Close to

state park & easy access
St. Mary's River. 30 mins
Jacksonville, FL. Call Now
(800)898-4409 x1106.

LaBelle: 2 Adjacent Lots on
the corner of Seminole Ave. &
Missouri Ave. Price Reduced!
$85,000. (301)904-1524
MONTURA, (2) 1.25 acre lots,
$37,500 each or $70,000 for
both. Owner financing avail.
(863)983-2841
N. FORT MYERS, 1781 Tucker
Lane, 1 acre lot, good well,
private, 1/2 mi. from Del Prado.
$81,500 (770)974-5580
One man's trash Is anoth-
er man's treasure. Turn
your trash to treasure
with an ad In the classi-
fneds.

270* UNOBSTRUCTED, 40
MILE MTN VIEWS, STATE
ROAD FRONTAGE 8 AC
$114,800. Build your dream
cabin with direct 40 miles
mtn views all around you.
Private ownership to direct
National Forest access &
stocked trout stream. Ready
to build. Call now
(877)777-4837.
AAHI Cool Mountain Breezes!
Murphy, North Carolina Af-
fordable Land, Homes,
Mountain Cabins, on Lakes,
Mountains & Streams.
FREE BROCHURE
(877)837-2288 Exit Realty
Mountain View Properties
www.exitmurphy.com.
BEAUTIFUL N. CAROLINA.
WINTER SEASON IS HERE!
MUST SEE BEAUTIFUL
PEACEFUL WESTERN NC
MOUNTAINS Homes, Cab-
ins, Acreage & INVEST-
MENTS. Cherokee Mountain
GMAC Real Estate... chero-
keemountalnrealty.com Call
for free brochure
(800)841-5868.
GA/FL Border. Grand Opening
Salel 20 AC $99,900. Pay
No Closing Costs 20 wood-
ed acres in GA. Coastal re-
gion. Loaded w/ wildlife.
Long rd frontages, utils,
new survey. Subdivision po-
tential. Excellent Financing.
CALL NOW (800)898-4409
X1115.
Lake Access Bargain 1+
Acres, $34,900 with FREE
Boat Slips! RARE opportu-
nity to own land on spec-
tacular 160,000 acre
recreational lake Mature
oak & hickory, park- like
setting with lake access.
Paved rd, underground
utilities. Excellent financ-
ing. Prime waterfronts
available. Call now
(800)704-3154, X 916.
NC Gated Lakefront Commu-
nity. Pleasantly mild cli-
mate 1.5 acres, 90 miles of
shoreline. Never offered be-
fore with 20% pre-develop-
ment discounts, 90%
financing. Call
(800)709-5253.
NC MOUNTAIN VIEW LOTS
Top Views start at $50,000.
Amenities include Club,
Pool, Equestrian Facilities,
Hiking Trails and Hi-Speed
Internet. One half to 3.5
acre sites. www.highland-
smountainproperties.com
CALL (888)625-8950 To-
day!
NC MOUNTAINS Log Cabin
shell on mountain top, view,
trees, waterfall & large
public lake nearby, paved
private access, gated com-
munity, $139,500 owner
(866)789-8535.
NEW LOG HOME- $69,900-
Lake access to Norris Lake
with 2000'sq.ft. log home
package. East TN near
noxville, Gatlinburg &
Smokies. (800)770-9311,
ext.1962.
NEW PRICE! 10+ AC-
$299,000! UPSCALE Eques-
trian Gated Community!
200 Year old Oaks. Estab-
lished lush pastures. Paved
private rds, ug utilities. 2
miles from HITS! Exc fi-
nancing! Call
(868)352-2249 X1156.
South Central Florida. Owner
Says Sellll 5 Acres-
$99,000. 50% Below Re-
cent Certified Appraisal.
Unbelievable opportunity to
own 5 acres of meadows &
woods in excellent location.
50% OFF recent appraisalll
Great financing. Call now
(866)352-2249, x 1097.
SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE DI-
RECTLY ADJOINING
700,000 ACRE NATIONAL
FOREST, 16+ AC $143,500.
Unlimited hunting, hiking,
camping and trophy trout
fishing all in your back
yard. New Releasel Hurry,
only one! (877)777-4837.
WATERFRONT BARGAINS! 1
TO 7 acre waterfronts in
Alabama from $49,900-
Boat to Gulf of Mexico!
Beautifully wooded, pano-
ramic water views, trophy
fishing/ hunting. Next to
slate parks. County road
frontage, utilities, county
water. Excellent financing.
Must see. Call now
(800)564-5092 X 527.
WYOMING RANCH DISPER-
SAL 35 acres $59,900; 75
acres $108,900; Snow-
capped mountain views.
Surrounded by gov't land.
Abundant wildlife. Recrea-

tional paradise. Low taxes.
EZ terms. Call Utah Ranch-
es, LLC. (888)541-5263.

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New Homes Available

Mobile Homes

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

LaBelle, 2br, 1ba, $600 mo.
+ $600 sec. dep.
863-612-5455.
LABELLE: Single wide, 2 br, 1
ba, $225. wkly. + $500. Sec.
$725 to move in. Call for info
863-673-5704
MUSE, FL: 3br/lba, mobile
home for rent. $625/mo +
security. (863)675-0077 or
(863)612-4832
N. LaBelle: 4 Bdrm., 2 Ba. on
dead end road. $800 mo. +
1st, last & sec. dep. No Pets.
(863)675-6656

HOLIDAY RAMBLER 31FT,
wiht 20ft side room. Shed,
Washer/Freezer, furnished +
extras, flush toilet, inner-
spring mattress, 2-AC's, 2
Refrigs, Ig water heater. On
Stephens Resort on Hwy 78
in Okeechobee. $9,400
(810)240-4844
LABELLE- 1986 FLEETWOOD,
14 x 48 Model, 2BD/1BA,
Great Condition, $7,900
(239)872-7665
LABELLE, in Aqua Isles MHP,
Doublewide, 2BR/2BA, Fur-
nished. Only $42,000!
(863)675-3616
Modular Home with
stucco, 3/2 fireplace, Ig.
garage. Ready to Move In.
(863)675-8888
New 4BR/2BAdoublewide
on /2 acre. Ready to move
in. Owner financing, no
credit needed. $10,000
down. (863)675-8888
New doublewide mobile
located on '/ acre. $4200
down, $890 monthly.
(863)675-8888
PARK MODELS FOR SALE
In Meadowlark RV Resort, A
55 and older retirement
snowbird park on the Caloo-
sahatchee River, Homes
from $16,500 to $26,500
with lot rent of $185 in park
and $210 on water
(863)673-6005
Trade in your old mobile for
a new one! No money needed
and low monthly payments.
(863)675-8888
TRAILER 30'- with enclosed
sunporch, roof over all,
Washer, 2- AC, 7x7.5 Rub-
bermaid shed, Cement pad
for parking, in MeadowLark
RV Resort. A 55 and older
Retirement park. On the Ca-
loosahatchee River. $4000
firm (863)675-7163
WHISPER CREEK: 40x24 Park
Model, Fully furnished. Like
new condition. Ready to move
it. 2007 lot rent already paid.
$50,000. firm. 863-612-0247
or 863-843-0066 Cell
WHISPER CREEK- 55+, fully
furn, '84, 34' Prowler,
w/10x20 carpeted Fla Room,
side by side Refrig., W/D,
split bath, newly painted
alum awnings, covered side
porch and back patio, 6x8
Shed, asking $15,500 Prime
location(863)675-6627
WHISPER CREEK, Lot 218,
1986 Franklin 33ft, new bed,
washer, furnace, carpet & roof
$13,900. (863)612-6991

Recreation

Boats 3005
Campers/RVs 3010
Jet Skiis 3015
Marine Accessories 3020
Marine Miscellaneous 3025
Motorcycles 3030
Sport Vehicles/ATVs 3036

AIR BOAT, 10.5 ft., 4 cyl. Con-
tinental GPU, 2 blade wood
prop, fiberglass, with trailer.
$2200 neg. (954)520-6707
AIR BOAT RUDDERS (pair):
Aluminum, 4 ft. $200 or best
offer: 863-234-1235
ALUM LOWE: 14' w/ trailer.
New tires & wheel bearings,
15hp, mere, MK troll mtr.
$2000 firm. 863-224-5017
ALUMINUM BOAT, 14', Gru-
mann, 20hp Johnson, tiller,
w/trailer, bimlni top, $900.
(561)261-0766

Aluminum V Boat, 12' x 52",
$300. (863)675-1132 Orto-
na
BASS BOAT '88: 16' Lowe,
40hp Johnson, with galva-
nized trailer. $2500. or best
offer. (863)763-3660
BAYLINER CAPRI '86 w/85
Force motor, 16'6". Good
shape. $1500. or best offer.
(863)634-2582
JON BOAT- 14', flat bottom,
trl, 20hp Johnson, trolling
motor, $1000 or best offer
(863)673-5659
JON BOAT- '95, Lowe 19ft, 70
HP Johnson '96, with trailer,
$3995 (863)467-5059
KAYAK- Wilderness System
Piccolo. 14', Good shape.
asking 1 $300.
(863)675-3858
PONTOON: 24', w/trailer, good
motor, set up for fishing.
Moving, sell cheap! $2000.
423-502-2214 Lorida
PONTOON BOAT- 20ft, 90HP
Mere, new deck & seat cov-
ers, bimini top, w/trr, $2500
Neg (614)452-1600 LaBelle
PONTOON BOAT, 24', 60hp
Evinrude, $1900. or best of-
fer. (863)763-9998
PONTOON BOAT:
24 ft with 50 hp motor.
Only $4000!
863-634-0822
PONTOON BOAT TRAILER-
27ft, dual axles, $925
(863)824-6720
ROW BOAT: 14 Ft., 2 hp, Su-
zuki 0/B Motor & 21 Ft galva-
nized trailer. $800 for all.
(863)675-8559
STARCRAFT w/'85 Chrysler
motor. $600. or best offer.
(863)634-2582
TRI HULL BOAT, 15', 70hp
Johnson, fiberglass, runs
good, w/trailer, $1200 or
best offer. (863)763-2276

ALLEGRO 32BA '03- work
horse, 20K, 2 slides, no
smoking/pets, exc cond.
$55,000 neg (317)431-9567
CAMPER '88: Pop-up, sleeps
6, refrigerator, propane
stove, icebox, dinette, solid
sides. $1495.863-805-0272
CARRIAGE '93 FIFTH WHEEL,
great cond., & layout, must
move quick, $3950
(561)252-8115
COACH 1987, 34 Ft., & Florida
rm, RV 172 Hickory Ct. in
Whisper Creek. Must be move
after March. $2000. will sell
separate. (330)807-1425
ROGU '78: Hunter's special!
28", everything goes, must
be moved. $1000.
484-802-7243
TRUCK CAMPER '94: Like new
condition, self contained,
shower, toilet & kitchen.
$3900 neg. 863-634-2362
WHISPER CREEK
COACHMAN '04- 38' TT, w/12'
power slide, 20x10 carpeted
la room, 6x8 shed w/W/D,
Magic Chef refrig w/top
freezer, & 3 burner w/oven
$25,000 (863)675-6817

NOMAD TRAVEL TRAILER '97
Model # 3375 Deluxe. 34 Ft.,
2 Slide Outs. Very good cond.
$11,500. (863)634-1130

JET SKIIS (2), 1 is '93 Yama-
ha 1 is '87 Kawasaki, stand
up, run good, 650cc, no trail-
er. $1000 neg.
(954)520-6707

DOCKAGE FOR RENT:
Protected No-Live Aboard.
Near Glades Boat Yard.
727-599-3007

HONDA- Superhawk VTR-996.
Needs engine work. Racing
bars. Red. Otherwise great
shape. $1500. (863)801-147
KAWASAKI 440: Not bad.
$770 or will trade for motor
scooter. 863-675-3401
KAWASAKI CONCOURS '01:
New tires, like new, priced to
sell. $3250 or best offer.
863-763-5500 or 479-619-5121
MOTORCYCLE RAMPS- pair
of steel folding ramps. Ask-
Ing $100 (561)262-1390

GO CART- Murray, 2 seats,
runs, $300 (863)634-7706
VIPER Jr. '05, Exc. cond.
Great for the beginner. $700
(863)763-6430 Okeechobee

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CENTRAL MOBILE HOMES
MODULAR HOME
3BR/2BA
OWNER FINANCING
AVAILABLE WITH
$10,000 DOWN

(863)675-8888

ATBs 303
PLATFORM BUGGY: Small,
Electric Start, Gas, Hi & Low
Range. $850 (863)697-2032
after 4pm

MOTOR HOME- 50' long bus.
Fully furnished. To many ex-
tras to mention! 65KW Honda
generator. 8'-2 axle trailer in-
cluded $3500.
407-683-9515 or 683-9516
WILDWOOD, '92, 24', Sleeps
4. Good condition. $3500.
(863)675-1508

Automobiles

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Automobiles 4005
Autos Wanted 4010
Classic Cars 4015
Commercial Trucks 4020
Construction
Equipment 4025
Foreign Cars 4030
Four Wheel Drive 4035
Heavy Duty Trucks 4040
Pats Repairs 4045
Pickup Trucks 4050
Sport Utitty 4055
Tractor Trailers 4060
Utility Trilers 4065
Vans 4070

$500 POLICE IMPOUNDS
Cars from $500! Tax Repos,
US Marshall and IRS sales!
Cars, Trucks, SUV's, Toyo-
ta's, Honda's, Chevy's &
more! For Listings Call
(800)425-1730 x2384.
CADILLAC DEVILLE '90, Runs,
needs minor work, $700 or
best offer. (863)763-4333
CAMARO- '92, Green. Needs
work. Great for parts or me-
chanic. $500. Firm.
(863)801-1407 or 801-1408
CORVETTE '96, LT4, 6 spd.,
grandsport tires & wheels,
black w/black leather, extras,
39k, $20,000 (863)673-2197
FIREBIRD FORMULA- '2000,
Leather, T-Top, Runs great.
Good condition. $9500.
(863)467-8797
FORD ESCORT 1996: $800. or
best offer. (863)763-0039
FORD TAURUS 1998: Great
condition inside & out, load-
ed. $2400.863-234-3470
FORD TEMPO 1992, Runs
good. Dependable. $250. or
best offer. (863)983-4694
HONDA ACCORD '00- 156k
hwy miles, 5 spd, 35 mpg,
Loaded, CD chger/Cass, exc
cond, $2500 (772)360-7373
HONDA DESOL '94 White,
convertible, Standard. 195K
mis. $2000 or best offer
(863)763-7060
JAGUAR XJ6 '83: Runs, good
body, moon roof, original en-
gine. $2000 or best offer.
863-467-8844
PONTIAC FIREBIRD- '89, Au-
to., Exc. cond. $1500. or
best offer. 863-763-5679 or
772-359-2545
SATURN 1995: Manual, needs
little work. $700 or best of-
fer. 863-655-0125 or
863-634-0016

DUMP TRUCK, 1 ton, 8'x12'
bed. 4' sides, Strong truck.
$2000. (863)509-3260

BRUSH CUTTER, '99 ASV
4810 w/Davco 705, runs
great: $18,000
(863)673-2197
CONST. SCAFFOLD- 2 story,
with trailer, $1200 neg
(863)763-3451

JEEP CJ7- '1956. Runs good.
4 cyl., Needs body work. No
title. Bill of sale. $600.
(863)697-3997
JEEP WRANGLER '97, Sahara,
V6 auto., a/c, good cond.,
$4500 (863)675-2404
TOYOTA TUNDRA '2000- TRD
racing pkg., 77K, 4x4,
$14,000 or best offer
(863)634-3741

GOLF CART, 4 passenger,
$975. 863-946-3822 or
954-646-3217
GOLF CARTS (2) electric, with
battery chargers, $1200 for
both or will sell separate
(863)634-7706

AUTOFORMER: By HUGHES
30 amp, voltage booster &
surge protection. $275.
863-610-1120

CHEVY CAPRICE '86- selling
for parts, have title, $500
(561)209-3875
CHEVY TRANSMISSION-
Granny, 4 speed, flywheel,
clutch & bell housing, $450
(863)697-3895
DODGE TAILGATE: 94 97,
full size, good cond, no dents
or rust. Junkyard price $300.
Asking $175. 863-610-1120
FUEL TANK: L shaped, 110
gallon, w/12 v pump, hose &
nozzle. New paint (white).
$450 neg. 863-697-9704
RIMS- 22", Helo Hawk, 1/5 yrs
old. Good low profile tires,
$100, or best offer.
(863)763-2230
RUBBER MAT, For Dodge
pickup, 6ft. bed. $50
(863)763-5062
SEATS for S10, grey on dark
grey interior, good shape,
40/60 console, $125
(863)763-8797
TIRES: 3, ST225/75R15. $75
for all, will sep.
(863)675-0031

BED EXTENDER- fits Ford
F150 pickup. $150 or best
offer (561)262-1390
DODGE DAKOTA '06: 4WD,
Laramie, silver, loaded.
"Ready to tow" behind a mo-
tor home. Blue ox hitch
adaptor, M&G air brake sys-
tem, awesome telescoping
tailgate ramp for easy load-
ing of motorcycle, air bag
leveling. 6500 mi, over $35k
invested. Must sell. $27,500
negotiable. 239-898-6396
DODGE RAM '05, 1500 SLT
Quad Cab, all power, cd
player, 25k, asking $19,500
(863)634-9810
DODGE RAM 1500 1994: 3/4
ton, good engine but bad
transmission. $450 or best
offer. 863-610-1964
FORD F100, '83, auto, air, 300
6 cyl., 2 tone blue, new tires,
Runs but needs work. $600.
Neg. (863)467-8464 Okee.
FORD F150 1991, Good con-
dition. $2500 or best offer.
(239)784-9430
FORD F250 '86, No bed. $600
(863)635-4465
FORD F250-'94, 4x4, Runs
good. $2000. or best offer.
63-253-2477
FORD F3501991 DUALLY
48K Original miles!!
Best offer- (863)517-0519
GMC SONOMA '99, Ext. cab,
runs great, cold a/c, new
tires. $4000 or best offer.
(772)465-9070
PU BED HARD TOP- for 98
Dodge pickup, bright blue,
$300 or best of-
fer(863)634-6910
TONNEAU COVER- fiberglass,
for S10, includes bedliner,
$350 or will sell separate
(863)763-8797

UTILITY TRAILER,'06, 4x8, tilt
w/reinforced sides. For Motor-
cycles or lawn mowers. Ask-
ing $635. (561)670-3636

DODGE GRAND CARAVAN '90,
SE model. Runs good, new
brakes. $1000 (863)467-6475

Public Notices

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
HENRY TOWING & RECOVERY CORP
gives Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and
intent to sell these vehicles on
02/1612007, 10:00 am at 49 N Indus-
trial Loop Bay 8, Unit 3, Labelle, FL
33935-545, pursuant to subsection
713.78 of the Rorida Statutes, HEND-
RY TOWING & RECOVERY CORP re-
serves the right to accept or reject any
and/or all bids.
1988 Honda
JHMCA5647JC111564
189809 CB 2/1/2007
PUBLICNOTICE
Date of Auction:
Feb. 3,2007,11:00am
A Load & Lock Storage
5775 SR 80,
LaBelle, FL 33935
863-674-1876, Unit #14
Customer's name &
description of items:
Dale Sharkey household
goods, tools, books, boxes
187910 CB 1/25;2/1/07

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HENRY COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
HENRY COUNTY HOUSING PROGRAM
Hendry County hereby requests PROPOSALS from qualified bidders for the rehabili-
tation of two (2) single family homes located in Hendry County as a part of the
Hendry County Housing Program which consists of Hurricane Housing Recovery
Program, Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), and S.H..R Programs.
Proposals are due no later than 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time on Thursday, March 1,
2007 and delivered or mailed to: Ms. Barbara Butler, Hendry County Clerk of the
Court, Post Office Box 1760, 25 E. Hickpochee Avenue, LaBelle, Florida
33975-1760 (the County will not assume any responsibility for proposals received
past the bid opening time), Any and all proposals received after this time and date
will not be opened or considered.
Proposals should be submitted in a separate sealed envelop marked "HENDRY
COUNTY HOUSING PROGRAM HSG #5", and HENRYY COUNTY HOUSING PRO-
GRAM HSG #6". All bids must be accompanied by.copy of license and proof of
insurance.
For specific project information, contact Ms. Nancy Phillips at 561-432-1524 or by
FAX at 561-432-6734. Bids will be opened at 10:15 a.m. on Thursday, March
2007 in the Hendry County's Clerk's Office, Second Floor, at the Hendry County
Court House in LaBelle.
A mandatory meeting and contractor walk-thru for review of these projects will be
held on Thursday, February 8, 2007 at 10:00 a.m. in the Hendry County S.H.I.P Of-
fice, located at 165 S. Lee Street, Court House Square in LaBelle. Any firm not rep-
resented at this meeting will be unable to bid. All potential bidders must be in the
S.H.I.P lobby no later than 10:05 a.m. in orderto participate in this RFP
Hendry County reserves the right to accept or reject bids. Hendry County is an
Equal Opportunity Employer, actively seeking Minority Contractor Participation and
promotes Fair Housing.
Kevin S. McCarthy
Chairman, BOCC
189312 CGS 2/1/07

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825 E. Cowboy Way, Suite 108
Labelle, Florida 33935
863-612-0070
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2004 Chevrolet TAHOE

Bodysv yle ....................Suv 44 .. --
E Serior....Silver Birch Meiallic w g _
Interio ..................TonlNeutral
Mileage.............79,107 Miles
5.3 liter 8 Cl. Fuel Injected
Transmission .....Automatic .
Sio ik #.....d .............. R141298 . : J i
VIN #...IGNEK13Z74R141298 ,;-.F -..

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2006 Ford F-250 SUPER DUTY

2004 Toyota Corolla S

SBodystyle............4 Door Sedan -
Elterior ......Impulse Red Pearl '
Interior............................Black
Mileage...............40,000 Miles l.. '
1.8 liler 4 Cyl. Fuel Injected
^ Transmission............. Standard "i
, Stock # ......................Z327838
VIN #....1NXBR32E94Z327838
Warranty.............................Yes
PoA5r' leenng.fPo:.ir Brjl F, ...ir C -. L.: f'..er
Winr,dr....'s, Cosselie Ploter G..je I Cl..l r 1i l.:..: Trip
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reats, CloH-, Upholsier, Ceiter n-i,, Fe:t Deu.e
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1 2005 Ford F-1
Bodystyle..............Pickup Truck
Extelior.............Silver Metallic
Interior Tan
Mileage.................9,364 Miles
4.2 liter 6 Cyl. Fuel Injecteded
Transmission..............Standard
Stock #.......................NB12030
VIN #....1FTRF12225NB12030
Warranty. Yes '

Power Sleenng, Power Brarole Gar.g'-e CIu':luer
Clock, Trip Odormeer. Tar:homnieti r Ae
Conditioning, Interval Wiperr; 'r,.er !.,de r i%
Bog Vaonily Mirror, Dat -l .ghl 1 r I I .k.i1.-
Upholslery, Split Front Bernh ,ea3 C:..rle$,
Lights. Argenl Styled Wheel Bed Lrinr "It. Flt.1
Stereo Rodio, Passerger Side -"r Bag Dual,
Sideview Mirrors

91004 Honda ACCORD LX

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'Windc.i-., C -ouge Cl u:ler '- .;' l Tri ,:d .v, ii e ,
Tachometer, .ir C r.idirirnir.g. Irli..jl .'p, r i .-r S .de
Air Bo V.iriit Mjrrof., .i-av ijghi e :h-.. -lts
:loth Upho.ler-. *Splt Ficrn E.6sn.:h i m l hld pr.-.:
Lc{s, Argeni titled W'heel: 6ed L..,r f.l Fi.1 'Fle ,.
Padiuo, Com:pacd D~li: Plaicr Fa eiriqier '.i.d-r .,ig. Dual
i04de1F.r Mirrnors

, 2001 Ford MUSTANG GT

Bodystyle................2 Dr Coupe
Exterior................Oxford White
InterioL.....Medium Parchment
Mileage.............. 62,613 Miles
4.6 liter 8 Cyl. Fuel Injected
Transmission.............Automatic
Stock #......................F135279
VIN #.....1FAFP42X21F135279

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Wirndcs, Coasseit Plo,er, i-Oage ,-lu:i l-:. Tnp
Od meter, Tchorretei r ir C'nri ndr-.nn ., Iir,ii c ,1 .ol ./per
Dri.er Side .,r Bag Con:.:,le iCao,.Ie -i. i ir, i.lr
Front Bucke Sea',. EIring o--: -ee -rr, '.i
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PF'l.,er. l., hAeel F'at ':en r .ide -, 80 D.-al a
Sideviaw MtAori S

t42006 Chevrolet COLORAE
Bodystyle.............PickUp Truck i
ExterioL..............Summit White
Inlerior............Light Cashmere .
Mileage...............18,561 Miles ,
2.8 liter 4 Cyl. Fuel Injected
Transmission..............Standard
Stock ...................... 140270
VIN #....1GCCS148468140270
Warranty Yes
Rw.er Sieerir Power Brokes. Gaoj Cl.,ler Cl':ck ,I
Tnp Odorrtleter. Tach.-:,ter, ",r r, ndl:rniri Irnitr.r l Io
V'Wpe,.r, Dn'.er Side rjr Bag, Corr-ole. .ant ti 1 ,n:r
Day,tight Leeer Cloth Uphikier, pli Fr-:. n.l h r
Seat, CoLures Lghts A.erst nStled V.'hielI Bed Lne
AN/VFM Siere- lRaodo Possengerr i' de -,r BE Dual
'Cdeh'owv Minor

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Bodystyle Suv '-P "e"" LL I i
Exterior........Majestic Amethyst
Interior Gray
Mileage...............28,332 Miles
2.2 liter 4 Cyl. Fuel Injected
Transmission............Automati
Stock # .....................
VIN #...3GNDA23D
Warranty...... .
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Bodystyle ........................... Suv
E"terioL.Cardinal Red Metallic
M Interior ....................... Neutral
Mileage..............22,897 Miles
3.5 liter 6 Cyl. Fuel Inlected
Transmission............Automatic
Stock #....................5547642
VIN # ...3G5DA03L46S547642
Warrant ....... ................Yes ~.:
Pbwe Steering, PFb-ve Briil~ P.wei 1- Cx:. L.:. f,..er
Winob.v, Guge CI 'ler CI.J 1Trp ':,.idoretl, T.],h.:.,mrilf.
.r Conditrring, Inter.'il '.igi: Cin.e. i. di r b.,) 'ois-le
Corpeling Ynity Mror. Eio1,.l h hi e. :-, Fr.: ,-r .e '~.
Rdrining Seals, Cloh Upiclve.I "ce'i r -&'E i r. i: Dn.e. Side
Pemote Miorw. Chld picd l L-.:k-T 1 \Fr 1 i.e,-i:. Padi,,.
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Pbssanger Side Air Bog. Dual i. re-.. r.i,,l.,:

006 Chevrolet IMPALA
Bodystyle.............4 Door Sedan
Exferiot.......Silgerstone Metallic
Interior Ebony S
Mileage.............29,120 Miles
3.5 liter 6 Cyl. Fuel Injected
Transmission...............Automatic
Stock #....................9270257
VIN #.....2GIWT58K969270257
Warranty. Yes
Fower Steenrig, RPo r Brnaok FP:..-r Li...' L'::l: :'.Fr
Windows. Gauge Clu e' ,i.:i T :.i erup S l
Tachometer Ar ',r'diion r., lr.ir t .. I : rn, r
Side Ai Bag, C.:.- .ole Co p-.i:.r, ... -,, t.1rr.:.r.
Split Front Bench S e'. D,.e Ide .-,ri,.re i 1Oli _hld.
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Minors

06 Dodge GRAND CARAVAN 1
Bodystyle................... ini Van a
ExterioM........Magnesium Pearl
Interior......Dark Khaki/Lt Gray
Mileage...............10,410 Miles
3.3 liter 6 Cyl. Fuel Injected
Transmission.............Automatic
Stock #......................B523626
VIN #...1D4GP24R56B523626
Warranty Yes
Po'ver Steenriq. PKi brol. i P:..-.r I'. L::l r i / F
Windo..s, G ,auge C h. ji o. : I' p ,. ter
Trchorimeter, Ai.r Cn-.-,rid,iir.ng hti ..l : Pear
Detr.'-er. Dr.er :.de -1 ei3g. Do, I i.jl r :.-Lr.Q i i
eoats. Cloh Uph-.l.::.I:Ii, 'B., i, .: P h- Fear
Window VWiper Child pi l,. L-,::.: ,L.. .. ;b P.) I F.
Stereo Radio, Co.rpI:. I,, F'lar 2 C'' 1.-. r.: I. lo
VWheels, Fsenger .Side V "aP 3 .al 'i [1 .,i 1,,,

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1999 Lincoln Navigator
99,75I ile, .C.ford '.'ie Sil: # U: o I -6 $1,995
199 Ford Taurus SE
8 .. :l 0 lil. .l BI.r, i.,n,: y $7.o,
2001 Ford F-150 Supercrew
' ,," -.li hi.e ii: ,-, ,, B,,qe atlli.,: Stk: I ,EO0 348 1, 2 095
2000 Toyota Tacoma
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1998 Cadillac Eldorado Touring Coupe
1998 Cadillac Eldorado Touring Coupe

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' K l Bodystyle.........-..4 Dr Sedan
(^N., ExteriorL ,,.Nighthawk Black Pearl
S Interior Ivory
Mileage.................43,962 Miles
2.4 liter 4 Cyl. Fuel Injected
Transmission..................Automatic
I Stock # G705142
VIN #.........3HGCM56304G705142

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Windows, Gauge CluIer Clocik TrinpF iCTr Ta.: .meter.
Air Condirtoning, CnjL CoCrinltr ltin-r.ol '..'per ]a
Defrostcr, Remote Trunk Ld Pci.T.re Fl CO-l:c.r Li y di
Bog. Conisle. Vanny t rror, Do,,lJgh Le -r F:,r, B:,.-l
Sea, Fedinjng Seat 0ot IJphJltery ':J, .J': ,dr.l.,ld.r
Center Amn Rest, Del -e Wheel .Co.a- i:-:...te: LFh
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1998 Dodge Neon

Bodystyle.......-.............2 Door
Exterior............White with
BlueAccent Stripe
Interior .................Grey CLoth
Transmission...............5 Speed

Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power
Door Locks, Power Windows, Sunrool,
5 speed, Rally RT

rI 2005 Dodge RAM 2500
BodystlMe .uad Cab Pickup
Exterior .-----Black
Interior. Ga-y l
Mileage ... 30,228 Miles
5.7 liter 8 Cyl. Fuel Injeted
Transmission ..-...Automatic ..
Stock# .............G734381
VIN # .37KR280DX5G734381
Warranty.-................-Yes
Power Steenrrng, Power Broles, Po,,wr CIooD r Lo.. I
Power Windows, Gauge ]luvi, I. :--:I /ip
Odorri4er. Tachometer, Air Condit, ,ii, Ilter.. l
Wipers. Driver Side Air Bag. Corperir.n, .n.31ni ,-.1r
Day/Nighl Lever, Cloth Upholstery Ceniri -m, Pe1..
Split Front Bench Seal, Ir,,,lte Hr..P:,.,l -leae,
Courtesy Lights, Mop Lights, A.lF..'L '*ier ,i Po:ad
Power Driver's Seal, Possenrger Side Ar Bg

i. 2005 Ford FOCUS ZX3

3odystyle...3 Door Hatchba ckh
.xerior ..................Infroa-Red
nlerior.......................Gray
Wileage...............22,917 Miles
2.0 liter 4 Cyl. Fuel Injected
roansmission..............Standard
Sloack #...............R147682
VIN #....3FAFP31N85RI47682
Warrant ............................Yes

Power Steernn. PowLr Broke: ,C-ou'ge Ci-.y, 1,'::..:
Tnp Odometer, Air C.ondiliorri.c InlrI i l .Viper.
oDner Side Air Bog, Coriole, Carl.npiN,-g '..jr, I r.
Day/Night Lever, FronI Burdle Seot: F'e.:Iihrni :.;.-I
Cloth Upholsker.. Center *rri n '.1 .Cli. ";hecl
Cnvers, Mop Lights, .VW 'FI. S.ler::.. P'ad.:. l:o.ip,,:
Disc Payer, Passenger Side Air Bo 1 D'..l i.,de.i-..
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Bodystyle..........Supeiciew 4x4
Exierio..........................Black
Interior. Tan 9--
Mileage.. .............28,394 Miles
6.0 liter 8 Cyl. Diesel
Transmission.............Automatic
Stock #......................EB31037
VIN #....1FTSW21P46EB31037
Warranty Yes

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