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VOLUME,85 NUMBER 8 THURSDAY, F~uebruary 22,2007

At A Glance

Are you here for the party?

SCF: Roads closing
Don't forget SR 29 and 80
will be closing Saturday, Feb.
24, for the SCF parade and 5K
run from 8 a.m. till noon.
Detours around town will be: to
SR 29N on Fort Denaud Road;
SR 27 and SR 80E along Cow-
boy Way. Please be courteous
and obey the detour signs and
deputies along the route.
LHS School Reunion
The annual LHS Reunion
will be held on March 10, at the
Maple Corner Club House at
Maple Comer. All who attended
LaBelle High School anytime
up through the 50's are wel-
come.
Please send $12.00 per per-
son to Freida Bullington at 478
Maple Dr. SW LaBelle, FL.
33935.
Please have money to her by
March 5, so she can get it to
James for the meat. Everything
else is provided like all paper
goods, tea, coffee and sodas.
Just come as you are and bring
a covered dish of your liking.
There's plenty of fun for all.
There will be pictures and
yearbooks to look through and
get some laughs. Also there will
be afghans to raffle and one to
auction off. Contact your class-
mates to come. The more, the
merrier.
They will:start eating at 5:00
p.m. come early to visit if you
would like.
For any other information,
call Freida at 675-1070 or her
cell phone 673-3482.
Send calendar
items to chamber
Please send information on
your upcoming events to the
Greater LaBelle Chamber of
Commerce for its ongoing Cal-
endar of Events. E-mail to
Lchamberofcom@swflarr.co
m or drop it off at the chamber
office at the corner of SR 80 and
Bridge Street.
EDC Planning
Session
The Hendry County EDC
Strategic Planning Session has
been scheduled for Friday,
March 2, from noon- 3:30 p.m.
at the Port LaBelle Resort.
Lunch will be provided. Please
RSVP to Estela at 675-6007 by
Feb.23.
Hendry County
Food Bank
The Hendry County Food
Bank will be distributing USDA
commodities to each individual
or, family that qualifies on
Thursday, Feb. 22, from noon to
3 p.m: at Our Lady of Heaven
Catholic Church, 355 South
Bridge Street.
Client eligibility can be one
of the following: Food Stamp
Recipient, 'Temporary Assis-
tance to Needy Families TANF,
Supplemental Security Income
(SSI) Medicaid, Residence
Housing founded by Municipal,
County, State or Federal Gov-
ernment, Self Declaration of
Need by the client (Based on
the Department of Health and
Human Services Poverty
Income Chart).

Index
Classifieds .......18-20
Editorial ............ 4
Speak Out ...........4
Social News .........5
Sports ............. 9
See Page 2 for information about
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This is it! The party of the year
begins this week! Come one,
come all to the 40th Annual
Swamp Cabbage Festival this
weekend.
Tonight (Thursday) the Old
Timers Dinner gets things rolling,
as "Old Timers" and "Old Timers
in Training" gather for their 11th
year of reminiscing and just enjoy-
ing each other's company at the
LaBelle Civic Center.
Presiding over all the festival
events are Miss LaBelle Swamp
Cabbage Festival Esophia Higgins
and Princess Callie Burley. Catch
their great entertainment at the
gazebo Saturday and Sunday.

An Enchanted Evening held
recently in LaBelle benefited
both attendees and the commu-
nity with a variety of beautiful
music by LaBelle High School
Concert Band, directed by Kelle
Greenleaf, LaBelle Middle
School Jazz Band, directed by
Amy Noon, Kenny & Anna Mar-
tinson, Mitch Lee, Scott Lee,
Linda Miller and Olivia Luckey.
The proceeds helped Healthy
Families, Children's Advocacy
Center and 32 other United Way
Agencies in Hendry and Glades
counties.
evening was hosted by K.C.
and Richard Lynn and sponsored
by Hilliard Brothers, The Bonita
Bay Group, Kiwanis Club of

LaBelle, Iris Davis, Family Eye
Care, Don's Steakhouse, Lykes
Brothers, The Royal Company,
LaBelle Counseling Center and

SGet your running shoes on and
be up early Saturday morning for
the Swamp Stomp 5K Run/Walk.
Starting time 8:30 a.m. There's still
time to register online at
www.active.com, at Pamper
Grooming or the Supervisor of
Elections Office.
SOf course, the parade begins at
10 a.m., and heads north on Bridge
Street to Barron Park.
Come to the park prepared for
some great local entertainment
including the LMS Jazz Band and
some energized demonstrations
by Royal Dynasty Cheer, Dance &
Gymnastic Academy, some great
country music, clogging and a

Creative Counseling. Over 200
people were in attendance for
the event, raising over $17,000
for United Way.
"We are so happy to host the
"Enchanted Evening" for United
Way. United Way agencies have
helped so many people in our
community and this is our way
of supporting those efforts," said
K.C. and Richard Lynn.
"There's such a need in the
community and United Way has
stepped in as a collaborator to
help make the community a bet-
ter place to live for all of us. It is
so wonderful to see the gener-
ous support of our efforts here
tonight," said Paul Martin,
Regional General Manager for
the Bonita Bay Group and Cam-
paign Chair for the United Way
of Hendry and Glades Counties.
The delicious food for the

swamp cabbage "booting"
demonstration.
At 1:30 p.m. make sure you
have your dancin' shoes on for the
Kentucky Head Hunters on stage
at the gazebo. The fun and enter-
tainment doesn't stop till 5p.m.
Elsewhere in town, don't miss
the lawmower races behind the
rodeo grounds on SR 29S begin-
ning at 1 p.m. If you're in love with
Mother Nature the free walk in
LaBelle Nature Park is for you. Just
head over to Fraser Ave. and Hard-
ee St. (just west of Main St.) for an
exciting glimpse of the area's pris-
tine beauty.

Little Miss and Mr: Swamp Cabbage Winners

.-SUibmitted photo/Jerri Lynn Merritt
From left: Baby Boy first place Jakob Thomas Carey iteh~Field. by mommy Mandy,
Baby Girl first place Tatiana Lee Gaure held by mommy Norma.

Big things come in little packages

This was the very first year for
the Little Miss and Little Mister
contest and while there were
very few contestants they raised a
lot of money and they were all
adorable. The goal this year was
to generate excitement about the
pageants for the "little people" of
the community. They set a $1,500
goal-and they raised a whopping
$3,000. A Little Miss and Little Mis-
ter Photo Contest began in
December. Contestants placed
their photos and collection con-
tainers in business establish-
ments around the SWFL area for
eightweeks.
There were a total of 12 con-
testants in the pageant. The fol-
lowing are all the contestants: In
the Baby Girl category there was
one contestant, First place win-
ner Tatianna Lee Gaure. Tatiana
Lee Gaure was escorted by her
mommy Norma. Tatiana is the
four-month-old daughter of Juan
and Norma Gaure.
In the Baby Boy category
there was one contestant first
place winner Jakob Thomas
Carey Mitchell. Jakob Thomas
Cary Mitchell was escorted by his
mommy Mandy. Jakob is the five-
month-old son of Mandy Roberts
and Marcus Mitchell.

Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
Toddler Girl first place
Savana Nicole Harrington.
In the Toddler Girl category
there was one contestant, first
place winner Savana Nicole Har-
rington. Savana Nicole Harring-
ton was escorted by her mommy
Sunshine. Savanah is the 21-
month-old daughter of Sunshine
TIll and Michael Harrington.
In the Toddler Boy category
there were three contestants:
First place went to Nicholas Paul

evening was donated by: Crack-
er Cookin Catering, Forrey's Grill,
Flora & Ella's, Boo Boo's River-
side Restaurant, Maine's Best,
Peggy Hampton catering, Linda
Bosley, Kelli Woodard, Ada Ash
and Faye Reed.
Thirty four agencies and pro-
grams will receive funds from
the 2006-2007 United Way
Hendry/Glades fundraising cam-
paign. These agencies serve a
diverse range of need in the
community. All the money raised
through the United Way of
Hendry and Glades Counties
Campaign remains in the
Hendry and Glades area.
If you are in need of services,
wish to volunteer or to con-
tribute to the campaign call
(863)675-8383 or stop by the
United Way House at 117 Fort
Thompson Avenue.

Rodeo fans, take heart! The
youth rodeo begins at 4 p.m., fol-
lowed by the open ranch rodeo,
with local cowboys and girls, at 7
p.m. It will continue Sunday at 2
p.m.
-Sunday the SCF bass tourna-
ment will have area fishermen
looking for the big ones. You can
check out the weigh-in at 2 p.m,,
riverside in the park.
Events at the park begin at 10
a.m. and continue till 5 p.m.
Saturday, don't miss the South
Central Florida Car show at Fort
Thompson and Bridge St. from 9
a.m. till 4 p.m. It's the first year for

this event and promises to be a
great draw for the serious car lover
and casual aficionado as well.
Can't get enough horse power?
From 10 a.m. till noon the Full
Throttle Bike Show will be on
hand with loads of hot motorcy-
cles to check out.
If you couldn't get over to the
Nature Park Saturday, Sunday
offers another chance.from 1-5
p.m.
Check inside this issue for a full
schedule of events along with in
depth information on the 2007 Pio-
neer Family, Grand Marshal and
Cattleman of the Year, Pages 5-6.

Puletti plans

his mayoral

campaign

Paul Puletti, 49, will be a can-
didate for LaBelle's mayor-com-
missioner in city elections sched-
uled for July.
"The City of LaBelle is facing
many opportunities and chal-
lenges. I will be a mayor who
actively researches issues and
who actively listens to the people
on matters that come before the
city commission," Puletti said.
Puletti currently serves as tax-
collector commissioner, a posi-
tion he has held since October
1997. Previously, he served as
clerk-commissioner from 1984-
88, and he served the city on its
variance board of adjustment
from 1990-97. He currently
serves as vice chairman of the
Swamp Cabbage Festival Com-

mittee, and is a member of the
board of directors for the
Hendry-Glades Behavioral
Health Center.
He graduated in 1975 from
LaBelle High School, is a 1979
graduate of the University of
Florida, and he earned his mas-
ters degree in educational lead-
ership in 1996 from Nova South-
eastern University. The Hendry
County School Board, where he
is involved with staff develop-
ment and literacy issues at the
secondary level, employs him.
Previous to his current assign-
ment he served as teacher, assis-
tant principal, and principal at
LaBelle High School. He is in his
See Puletti Page 2

Nursing home

receives five

star award

Toddler Boy first place
Nicholas Paul Pelletier.
Pelletier, second place went to
Jordan Hunter Crews and third
place went to Ronald L. Kostoff
III.
Ronald L. Kostoff III was
escorted by his mommy Laura.
Ronald is the 15-month-old son
of Ronald and Laura Kostoff.
Jordan Hunter Crews is the
See Pageant Page 2

By Kristin Hunter

The Oakbrook Nursing
Home received an overall rat-
ing of five stars for its exempla-
ry procedures. Because of this
it is now listed in the top 20 per-
cent of facilities in the region
compared with areas such as
Charlotte, Lee, Collier, Glades,
Hendry, Sarasota and Desoto
counties. The way it works is
simply the more citations you

receive, the fewer stars you
receive. There are nine cate-
gories: Overall Inspection,
Quality of Care, Quality of Life,
Nutrition and Hydration,
Restraints and Abuse, Pressure
Ulcers, Decline and finally, Dig-
nity. Oakbrook received five
stars in every area but two:
They received four stars for
quality of care and administra-
See Nursing Page 2

submitted photos/United Way
Cliff Smith, Judy Paskvan and Emily Ankney compare notes as
they prepare announcements for the crowd at the United Way's
Enchanted Evening Feb. 14

United Way donors enjoy

'Enchanted Evening'

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2 Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 22, 2007

Nursing
Continued From Page 1
tion and three stars for dignity.
There are over 500 federal cita-
tions which makes nursing
homes the second highest regu-
lated industry after nuclear plants
leaving them highly inspected.
And because of this, Melany
Looper, the administrator at Oak-
brook said that rarely will you find
a facility that's deficiency free.
The facility received four cita-
tions last year. Nursing homes are
audited 9-15 months within the
last audit.
The annual inspection team is
made up of about 4-7 people such
as dieticians, nurses, administra-
tors and social workers and the
audit process takes about 3-4
days.
Oakbrook has some 120 staff
members and 93 residents give or
take a few on any given day. The
residents are long term and short
term rehab patients and hospice
services are also available.
Oakbrook offers activities
every day such as bingo, arts and

Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
Nursing home residents and staff enjoy posing for a picture during exercise class.
crafts and movies. Residents also of life that's most important, knows all about how to make
go shopping at least once a week because this is their home." sure a place is ready for inspec-
and there is a beauty shop avail- Consumer reports list Oak- tion.
able at the nursing home. There is brook as one of the top facilities in Oakbrook nursing home is
also occupational, speech, physi- the state. located at 250 Broward Ave. it has
cal and pet therapy available. Melany Looper was an inspec- been licensed since 1998 and has
Melany said, "To me, it's not tor before she became an admin- a total of 93 beds: 60 semi-private
the clinical aspect but the quality istrator at Oakbrook so she and three private.

Submitted photos/Jerri Lynn Merritt
From left: There was a tie for first place in the Big Kid Girls cat-
egory. Meaghan Batton and Novie Jo Kohutek both received
first place and Big Kids Boy first place went to Corbyn Dylan
Kohutek.

Pageant
Continued From Page 1
two-year-old son of Sonya and
Larry Joe Crews.
Nicholas Paul Pelletier was
escorted by his mommy Amanda.
Nicholas is the 17 month old son of
Amanda and Michael Pelletier.
No Pre-School girls entered this
year, but there was one Pre-School
Boy. He received first place: Jesus
Eluterio Sanchez. Eluterio was
escorted by his mommy Mirna.
Jesus is the three-1/2-year-old son
of Mirna Cervantez and Lorenzo
Sanchez.
In the Big Kid Girls category

there was a tie: Meaghan Batton
and Novie Jo Kohutek both
received first place. Taylor Michelle
Alexander received second place.
Taylor Michelle Alexander was
escorted by her daddy Timothy.
Taylor is the five-1/2-year-old
daughter of Debbie and Tim
Alexander.
Meaghan Batton was escorted
by her grandmother Pat. Meaghan
is the five-year-old daughter of Kim
and Gary Batton.
Novie Jo Kohutek was escorted
by her daddy Richard. Novie Jo is
the five-1/2- year-old daughter of
Elmira Johnson and Richard
Kohutek.
In the Big Kids Boy category
Corbyn Dylan Kohutek received

Pre-School Boy first place
Jesus Eluterio Sanchez.
first place and Michael J. Harring-
ton received second place. Michael
was escorted by his daddy Michael.
Michael is six-years-old.
Corbyn Dylan Kohutek was
escorted by his mommy Elmira.
Corbyn is the six-V2-year-old son of
Elmira Johnson and Richard
Kohutek.
There was a Youth Division for
7-11 year olds but no one entered
the contest this year in that division.
Congratulations to all who
entered and maybe next year even
more children will sign up.
You can add your SCF photos
online at:
http://photos.newszap.com.)

Caloosa Belle/Patty Brant.
Paul Puletti

Puletti
Continued From Page 1
twenty-third year of service to the
school system. Previously, he was a
reporter and managing editor of
the Caloosa Belle newspaper, .
He and his wife Cheryl are the
parents of three grown children:
Heather, Sara, and Sandra; and
they have three grandsons. Puletti
is a member of the First Baptist
Church where fie currently serves
as Sunday school director.
"I believe my service and expe-
rience in this community uniquely
qualifies me to serve as your
mayor. I earnestly and humbly ask
for your vote, and look forward to
meeting the voters in the coming
months during the campaign,"
Puletti said.

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A two-vehicle crash in LeHigh teen-year-old Kaylee A. Tew, riding in the 2006 KIA driven by The crash took place at the Community Links. individual Voices.

Acres left a LaBelle woman dead
and five hospitalized Thursday,
Feb. 15.
Linda Lee Gray, 45, of LaBelle
died in the crash. 'To of her four
passengers suffered serious
injuries and two others sus-
tained minor injuries. Seven-

who was in the front passenger's
seat, and six-year-old Robert
Vaughn Jr., both sustained minor
injuries while 10-year-old Lin-
damarie Vaughn and eight-year-
old Jasmine Vaughn both suf-
fered serious injuries. All are
residents of LaBelle. They were

Ms. Gray and were all wearing
seatbelts.
The driver, of a 2003 Mit-
subishi, Thamar Desmonia
Dowdie of Harrisburg, Pa., age
28, suffered serious injuries and
was transported to Lee Memori-
al Hospital.

intersection of Sunshine Blvd. N
and 31st Street W.
FHP provided little informa-
tion on the crash, and at
presstime, authorities were still
investigating how the crash
occurred. However, reports indi-
cate that the roadway was wet.

Three charged with Obituaries

drug violations

Three men have been arrest-
ed as a result of an undercover
operation directed at the sale of
illegal drugs in and around busi-
nesses where alcoholic bever-
ages are sold and consumed in
the Clewiston and LaBelle areas.
Sheriff Ronnie Lee said Scott
Neal Hull, age 32 of LaBelle, was
charged with three counts of
Sale of Cocaine, Chris Marro-
quin, of LaBelle, was charged
with two counts of Sale of
Cocaine, and Peter McAndrew
Shepherd, age 42 of Moore

Haven, Florida, was charged
with Possession of Cocaine With
Intent to Sell, Possession of
Cocaine, Possession of a Legend
Drug Without a Prescription,
and three counts of Possession
of Schedule II Hallucinogen
Drugs (Oxycontin, Methadone,
and Valium).
Marroquin was released after
posting $20,000.00 bond. Hull
posted a $30,000 bond and was
released. Shepherd remains in
the Hendry County Jail under a
$35,500 bond.

Clewiston burglary solved

According to Sheriff Ronnie, a
burglary that occurred on Janu-
ary 24, 2007, at 1245 Sherwood
Avenue in Clewiston, has resulted
in the arrest of three juveniles and
one adult.
Approximately $3,500.00
worth of jewelry and electronic

equipment that was stolen from
the residence has been recovered
by Hendry County deputies. The
three juveniles were released to
their parents and the adult, Oscar
Daniel Villalobos, age 19 of Moore
Haven, posted bond and was
released.

Arrest reports

LaBelle
A male juvenile, of LaBelle, was
arrested February 18, and charged
with firing a weapon into a dwelling.
George Elver of the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting offi-
cer.
Chris Marroquin, 45, of LaBelle,
was arrested February 17, and
charged with selling cocaine within
1,000 feet of a place of worship or a
business. Martin Meyer of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the arrest-
ing officer.
Scott Neal Hull, 32, was arrested
January 23, and charged with selling
cocaine within 1,000 feet of a place of
worship or a business. Martin Meyer of
the Hendry County Sheriff's Office was
the arresting officer.
*Aj'uvenile6'fLaBelle wa:'arrested
January 14'on a warrant add charged
with burglary b' a structure Without a
person inside and larceny theft from
$300-5,000. Michael Favara of the

Hendry County Sheriffs Office was the
arresting officer.
Lawrence Dalton Johnson, 55, of
LaBelle, was arrested February 17, and
charged with possession of cocaine.
Brett Daley of the Hendry County Sher-
iffs Office was the arresting officer.
Peter Shephard, 42, of Moore
Haven, was arrested February 17, and
charged with possession of cocaine,
possession of cocaine with intent to
sell and distribution of a hallucinogen.
Nathan Kirk of the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting offi-

cer.
Shane Harley Davis, 32, of
LaBelle, was arrested February 14, and
charged with driving with a suspended
license. Christian Buchhofer of the
Hendry County Sheriffs Office was the
arresting officer.
A male juvenile of Felda was
arrested January 29, and charged with
vehicle grand theft. Michael Favara of
the Hendry County Sheriff's Office was
the arresting officer.

Hugo Bulmahn
Hugo Bulmahn, 92, a former
resident of the Preble, Indiana
area and a recent resident of
LaBelle, died
Feb. 13, 2007,
at Fort Myers
Regional Med-
ical Center.
He was
born Nov. 16,
1914, at
Adams Co.
Indiana to the
late Fred Bul- Hugo
mahn and the Bulmahn
late Louise
Meyer.
He is survived by his wife:
Florence R. Marbach whom he
married June 21, 1942, in the
Immanuel Lutheran Church,
Union TlWp. Mr. Bulmahn was a
member of
St. Paul Lutheran Church,
Preble; and the Preble Fire
Department. Hugo owned and
operated orange groves in
LaBelle, along with a farm and
excavating business in Decatur,
Indiana.
Survivors include his wife:
Florence of Decatur, IN; son:
Gerald (Laurna) Bulmahn of
Decatur, IN; daughter: Mrs. Den-
nis (Maxine) Nahrwold of Oss-
ian, IN;
Son: Kenneth (Sherry) Bul-
mahn of Idaho Falls, ID; sister:
Esther Erxleben of Decatur, IN; 7
grandchildren; 7 great-grand-
children; one step-great-grand-
child. He was preceded in death
by: two brothers, Theodore and
Raymond Bulmahn; and one sis-
ter, Paula Bulmahn.
Services were held Feb. 19 at
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Pre-
ble, with Rev. Daniel J. Brege
officiating. Interment was at St.
Paul Lutheran Church Cemetery.
The family prefers memorials
to Christ The King Lutheran
Church in LaBelle, St. Paul
Lutheran Church in Decatur,
Indiana or the donor's choice.
Zwick & Jahn Funeral Homes.

Harris Albert Weisse
Harris Albert Weisse, M.D.,
age 86, died Feb 2, 2007, in
Turkey Creek, Ortona, Florida. A
27-year resi-
dent of
Ortona, he
grew up near
Eagle River,
WI. After grad-
uation from
George Wash-
ington Medical
School in Harris Albert
1944, he mar- Weisse
ried a short
time before
being sent to the Philippines and
China as a US Navy medical offi-
cer. In 1946, he co-founded with
Lloyd J. Steffan what was to
become the Plymouth Clinic in
Plymouth, WI. He was special-
ized in abdominal surgery.
A hunter, an avid fisherman
and one-time guide, sailor and
traveler, Harris spent his retire-
ment in nature that he loved so
much.
Having lost his wife Elinor
two years ago, he is survived by
his son Dan of Denver, his
daughter Barbara of Martinique,
and two grandchildren.
Leona Elizabeth
Corbitt
Leona Elizabeth Corbitt of
Immokalee, 77, died Saturday,
February 17, 2007, at Hope Hos-
pice in Ft. Myers.
Leona Elizabeth Corbitt was
born in Frostproof.
She was a retired radio dis-
patcher for the Collier County
Sheriff's Department.
Survivors include daughters:
Melonie Hamlett (Larry) of
Immokalee; Libby Roberts of
LaBelle; Glan Corbitt of
Immokalee; eleven grandchil-
dren and thirteen great grand-
children.
Brister Funeral Home was in
charged of arrangements.

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What is your favorite Swamp Cabbage memory?

Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 22, 2007

Lent focuses on Christian spirituality

By The Rev Alan Kelmereit
Church of the Good Shepherd
Many Christians observe the
season of Lent as a part of their
spiritual practice, but many others
have little or no understanding of
what Lent really is. It is frequently
understood as a time of year to give
something up, perhaps chocolate,
or desserts, or some other thing
that we like. Often, the reason
behind the "giving up" is not well
understood, so the question is
raised, "What is Lent?"
Although the name "Lent' was-
n't used until much later, a period
of preparation for the celebration
of Easter has been observed since
the early centuries of the church.
Easter is a day of joy, of recalling
Jesus' resurrection, but the people
found that their joy was greatly
increased if they fully understood
the sacrifice and pain that preced-
ed resurrection. Lent began as a
time of personal spiritual reflection

and self examination. It was a time
for repentance and correction of
life. For new believers, it was also a
time of preparation for baptism
which was usually done at the
Easter Vigil, the traditional service
of Easter Eve.
Lent has historically been a time
of prayer, fasting and giving to peo-
ple in need. Christians often com-
mit themselves to spending addi-
tional time in prayer during this
season, and sometimes accompa-
ny that with times of fasting. Unfor-
tunately, many Christians today
misunderstand the purpose of fast-
ing. Some think that it is an effort to
gain favor or to earn some reward
from God. Rather, fasting is an act
of self discipline which helps us
focus on the spiritual side of our
lives. The time gained by this sacri-
fice is used for prayer to help us
draw closer to and deepen our
relationship with God. In addition,
the money saved by this "giving
up" can be used to help provide for

the needs of others.
Lent begins on Ash Wednes-
day, when many Christians follow
the biblical practice of using ashes
as a sign of repentance, and lasts
for forty days, ending the day
before Easter. Sunday are not
included in the count because
each Sunday is a "little Easter," a
celebration of Jesus' resurrection.
The last week of Lent, known as
Holy Week, is a time when many
churches as well as individuals
emphasize preparation for the
Easter celebration. Maundy
Thursday is named from the Latin
word mandatum, the first word of
Jesus instruction to his disciples,
"A new commandment I give to
you, that you love one another as I
have loved you." It is most often
observed either by a reenactment
of Jesus' final meal with his disci-
ples, or of his humble act of wash-
ing his followers' feet. Good Fri-
day recalls the day of Jesus'
crucifixion and is usually

observed with worship services or
times of prayer that keep a vigil
during the hours he hung on the
cross.
One of the unfortunate results
of lack of knowledge about Lent is
that many people ignore it and the
potential it has for spiritual
growth. There are no rules for
how Lent must be observed, but
there are many suggestions avail-
able from Christians who observe
Lent, from churches and pastors,
from books and pamphlets, and
from the internet. A recent
emphasis for Lent has been taking
on a special discipline such as
prayer or helping others, rather
than just giving something up.
This certainly can help restore the
original Lenten emphasis of spiri-
tual growth. If you have ignored
Lent in the past, for whatever rea-
son, now is a good time to con-
centrate on your spiritual growth
through an observance of this
Lent.

Ubiquitous times in Hendry: tax refunds

Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
Anna Ripperdan said, "My
favorite Swamp Cabbage
memory is the year that my
son, Zach Palmer was seven
years old, and he, my best
friend's son and my recep-
tionist's daughter all dressed
up in their western cowboy
outfits and they had a blast at
the tractor pulls where little
kids got on little tractors and
raced each other pulling a
load. The kids were having a
blast and we had a great time
watching them. We laughed
and laughed. It was hilarious
watching them in their little
chaps, shirts and hats on. I
wish they would bring the
tractor pulls back to Swamp
'Cabbage because it was just
q.so mqch.fun."

Larry Spencer said, "I like all
of Swamp Cabbage. I love
everything about it. I look
forward to it because once a
year it's something to do. I
love funnel cake and that's
the only time of year that I
get it. I used to go to Don
Davis and Ronnie Lee's par-
ties a long time ago. Talk
about fun, now that was fun.
I like listening to the music
too. I want them to bring Mel
Tillis back or his daughter
Pam Tillis."

Rick Marquith said, "My
favorite Swamp Cabbage
memory happened a few years
ago when my son, Adam, was
in the band "Chase" and they
played at the park. It was a
country band and he was the
drummer. I lived next door to
the Barron Park in those little
apartments and we just made
a party out of it. We had a bar-
becue and we had a great
weekend. And also, about
three years ago, the first year
that the Legion Riders were in
the parade and I rode with
them is a great memory too."

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Evelyn White said, "My fond-
est memories of Swamp Cab-
bage are from when my chil-
dren and grandchildren were
involved in it. When my
grandchildren were in the
pageants or marching in the
band and when my daughter
Trudy and her husband Mark
played in a band at the park
one year. What I miss most
about Swamp Cabbage is the
coronation ball they used to
have every year for the
Swamp Cabbage Pageant
Queen and Princess. It was a
semi-formal event and added
class to Swamp Cabbage. I'd
like to See a little bit more of
LaBelle's own talent. It's
good to have a headliner, but
its' also good to see our own
perform too."

I trust you know by this time
how I prefer to accentuate the posi-
tive and minimize the negative, so
it pains me to be the bearer of sad
news. I just learned that with all the
sadness and trauma going on in
the world today, it is worth reflect-
ing on the death of a very impor-
tant person, which almost went
unnoticed last week.
Larry LaPrise, the man who
wrote: "Doing the Hokey Pokey"
died in his sleep at the ripe old age
of 93. Losing him is and was a loss
to anyone who enjoyed doing the
"Hokey Pokey," but it was extreme-
ly traumatic for the family when
they tried to put him in the coffin.
First they put his left leg in, and
that's when the trouble started.
As if that bit of news wasn't
enough, I just heard about a guy in
my home state of Indiana who
walked into the welfare office stat-
ing that he hated drawing welfare,
and would rather have a job. Well,
this really excited the social worker
who informed him that his timing
was excellent. They had just gotten
a request from a very wealthy old
man who wanted a chauffeur and
bodyguard for his beautiful daugh-
ter. He was informed that the job

Update on
LABELLE-- The.- Florida
Department of Health (DOH)
confirms three cases of Salmor.el- ?
la Tennessee in Florida that match
the national salmonellosis out-
break strain. The cases were con-
firmed in Alachua, Hillsborough
and Pasco Counties.
Individuals should take the
time to check their peanut butter
to determine whether it matches
the peanut butter the FDA has
identified. Peter Pan and Great
Value peanut butters with the

Its your worlA

rained out, and a refund was then
due.

People in the $75 luxury box seats
will each have to pay an additional
t.,' W l

Geit InvolvedI Up to.nowwe all knowthat as a $ because its me rignt hing to
___ U _ticket holder you would be given a do" and redistribution of wealth
rain check or have the purchase has to start somewhere.
required him to live on site in a two price refunded, which up to now, People hanging around or
bedroom apartment above the most people considered fair. But walking by the stadium that could-
garage, and be available, 24/7 to they want to reinterpret fairness. n't afford to buy a ticket for the
drive the daughter wherever she Since the ticket refunds would be game, each will get a $10 refund
wanted to go in a brand new Mer- based on the purchase price, this since they couldn't afford a ticket,
cedes. Since the daughter travels means that the people with the they obviously need the most help.
overseas regularly, he should plan most expensive tickets would get This is known as Supplemental
on accompanying her, and satisfy most of the refund money. This Affirmative Action. (SAA).
her every request and desire. where the reinterpretation of fair- So, what are we to do? When
Salary will be commensurate with ness comes in, and they are pro- was the last time you paid over $25
job performance and approval by posing the following: for aseat to anything? The example
the daughter. The starting salary People in the $10 seats will get I have sited, using a "sporting"
would be $200,000 a year, with back $15. After all, they have less event as an example shouldn't be
benefits. Overwhelmed, the guy money to spend on tickets to begin taken literally, but it sure doesn't
said, "You've got to be kidding with. They would call it "Earned reinforce my expectations of being
me!" To which the social worker Income Ticket Credit." (EITC). given a "sporting" chance in
replied, "Yeah, well you were the "it by having few today's economy on a fixed
one that started it!" Persons "earn" it by having few income.
skills, poor work habits and low income.
Talking about, "You started it." ambition, thus keeping them at Ubiquitously speaking, they
With the changes in leadership in entry-level wages. People in the seem to be everywhere, and now
the U.S. House and Senate there is $25 seats will get back $25, that they are in control, I have to
a movement afoot to redefine to because it just seems fair and fair- ask the question: Do they make
whom and how tax refunds are ness has rewards. People in the $50 such a thing as "chastity belts" for
determined. In an attempt to seats will get back $1, because they wallets?
rationalize and gain support, they already make a lot of money and Prudently,
are suggesting that people think of don't really need a refund. After all, T.W.Bil Neville
it like this: Say 50,000 people go to if they can afford a $50 ticket, they (Hendry County
a baseball game, but the game was must not be paying enough taxes. Citizen&Taxpayer)

national salmonellosis outbreak

product code number "2111" on
the lid have been identified as
possiblycontamrinated with sal-
monella.'
Floridians should remain
aware as to any symptoms that
may arise 12-72 hours after infec-
tion. These include diarrhea, fever
and abdominal cramps. As the
CDC is currently recommending,
individuals who have this peanut
butter in their homes and are not
showing any symptoms should
discard the product or return it to

the store of purchase. If you or
someone in your family are sho.w-
ing symptoms, do not discard the
product and consult a physician
to determine if a stool test is nec-
essary. Peanut butter would be
tested only if the stool test comes
back positive and the strain
matches the strain of the out-
break.
For additional information,
please visit the CDC's Web site
http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dbm
d/diseaseinfo/salmonel-

losis 2007/outbreaknotice.htm.
The ,Hendry/Glades County
Health Department promotes
and protects the health and safe-
ty of our two counties through
the delivery of quality health
services and the promotion of
health care standards. For addi-
tional information please con-
tact us at any of our three sites or
via our e-mail address at: http://
doh.state.fl.us/chdHendry/home
.html

Do you want some good reasons to exercise?

Mary Ruth Prouty
Exercise has many benefits. Our
bodies thrive on regular physical
activity and exercise provides both
physical and emotional rewards.
Exercise can:
decrease your blood pressure,
decrease your total blood cho-
lesterol, and
decrease your blood sugar.
These physical effects decrease
the risk of stroke, heart disease and
diabetes. Among the emotional
benefits of exercise are an
improved sense of well-being and
improved sleep. Exercise affects

our brain chemistry and can help
treat mild depression.
Exercise increases the body's
metabolic rate. Regular exercise
can raise the number of calories
your body uses for some time, even
afteryou have finishedyour activity.
What else does exercise do for
you? It aids digestion. It boosts
energy. It decreases a woman's risk
of developing endometriosis by 50
percent. It decreases the tendency
of the blood to clot in the blood ves-
sels and that is important because
small clots traveling in the blood are
often the cause of heart attacks and

strokes. It enlarges the arteries that
supply blood to the heart. It helps
your body to get rid of toxins and
other waste products.
Exercise is particularly beneficial
for smokers as it combats lung-
damage and helps protect against
poisons in the bloodstream.
It improves your circulation,
thus improving your skin, hair and
eyes. It improves your sex life. It
increases HDL (good) cholesterol.
It increases the thickness of carti-
lage in joints which has a protective
effect on the joints. It is good for the
brain. It maintains, tones and

strengthens your muscle and
increases your muscular
endurance. It strengthens your
bones and muscles which helps to
prevent aches and pains as well as
osteoporosisand arthritis. Exercise
is the magic potionweall need!
Want to get some exercise with
a fun walk? Join us this Saturday
and Sunday from 1 until 4 p.m. at
the LaBelle Nature Park on Fraser
Avenue for guided walks through
one of LaBelle's best-kept secrets -
its beautiful nature park.
For more information call Mary
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Thanks for all the help
The Huff and Thompson family
would like to say thank you to the
LaBelle Fire Department on
responding quickly to their call on
Friday, February 9, on B. Road.
They would also like to thank a
very special friend and neighbor
Ashley George for seeing his neigh-
bor's in need and responding by
bringing in his heavy equipment
and helping to put out the fire. May
God Bless you all for all that was
done and once again thank you.
Also we would like to say a special

thanks to the Rivas family.

Phillip's Road crew
To the volunteer road crew
working on Phillip's Road this past
Saturday, February 17th! You are
greatly appreciated! Much progress
was made in smoothing the rough
spots, and clearing brush away
from the roadway. As all can see
there's much more to be done, and
it's our goal to get the road back
into condition so that the school
bus will be allowed to run as it did
in the past. That goal includes

resurfacing the entire road, if we
can gather the support to accom-
plish this.
Our next road committee meet-
ing is tentatively scheduled for Sat-
urday, March 17th, 6:30 pm on
Buddy Prophet's porch. All resi-
dents are welcome and all support
is appreciated. Please come out
and help us improve our road. If
you are interested, please call:
Buddy Prophet at 863-675-8809;
Linda or Dana Smith at 863-612-
0033; or Tanya or Jimmy Fussell at
863-674-0917.
Thanks again. Tanya S. Fussell

You're Awesome
To all the many people and busi-
nesses that made the LaBelle Youth
Livestock and Ag Show a success
for the fourth year in a row: Thank
you! It's amazing what has been
accomplished in four short years.
It's so wonderful that our children
can participate in a livestock show
and sale right here in our commu-
nity. I also appreciate all the buyers
who came out and supported the
youth by buying their hogs and
steers. I feel blessed to be a part of
such a great community! Thanks!
Tanya S. Fussell

Community Calendar

Friday, February 23
American Legion Fish Fry: 5-7
p.m. Legion Post 130, Highway 80
AA: Step 11 Meditation Meeting 7
p.m. Episcopal Church of the Good
Shepherd, Collingswood & Eucalyp-
tus, Port LaBelle, open meeting
Bingol Our Lady Queen of Heaven
Catholic Church, Early bird 6:45, Regu-
lar at 7 p.m. NO Smoking
Sunday, February 25
AA: 7 p.m. Episcopal Church of the
Good Shepherd, Collingswood &
Eucalyptus, Port LaBelle, open discus-
sion
Monday, February 26
Weight Watchers: Weigh in ahd
registration at 5:30 p.m., meeting at 6
p.m., First Christian Church, Social

Hall, 138 Ford Avenue.
Bingo: 6:30 p.m. American Legion
Hall, Hwy. 80W
Moose Lodge #2398: 8 p.m.
Moose Lodge Lions/Jaycee Blvd.
Narcotics Anonymous: 8 p.m.
Episcopal Church of the Good Shep-
herd, Collingswood & Eucalyptus, Port
LaBelle, open meeting
Tuesday February 27
Bike/Ped Committee: 6:30 p.m.,
Barron Library.
Kiwanis Club: 7 a.m., Flora and
Ella's, Hwy. 80
Hobby Class: 9:00-11:00 a.m.
Woman's Club, Hwy. 80W
Rotary Club: Boo Boo's Restau-
rant, noon
Teen Center: Hendry County
Health Dept., 325 Pratt Blvd., 3-7 p.m.
School Board: 5:30 p.m. Clewis-

ton sub-office.
County Commission: 6:30 p.m.
Courthouse
F&AM: lodge on Jaycee/Lions
Blvd. dinner meeting, 6 p.m.
Heartland CHADD: (Children and
Adults with Attention Deficit Disorders)
Fourth Tuesday, 7 p.m., LaBelle High
School, teacher In-service points avail-
able.
LaBelle Masonic Lodge #379
F&AM: 7:30 p.m. Jaycee/Uons Blvd.
AA: 12 Step/Big Book study group,
8 p.m., First Christian Church, Ford
Avenue, open meeting

Wednesday
February 28
AA Big Book Meeting: noon, Epis-
copal Church of the Good Shepherd,
Collingswood & Eucalyptus, Port

LaBelle, open meeting
Wednesday Night Kids: 6-7 p.m.,
Caloosa Baptist Church, for youth in
grades 6-12 at 500 W. Hwy. 80. Phone
675-2348
PPVFD:drill 7p.m.
AA 8 p.m. at the Alva Recreation
Hall.
Thursday March 1
Small business counseling: ses-
sions begin at 9 a.m. Free. Call 675-
0125 for an appointment.
Community Traffic Safety Team:
1:00 p.m. LaBelle Fire Station, Main
Street
Overeaters Anodymaus (OA):
Thursday 5:30 p.m. In the Episcopal
Church of the Good Shepherd, 1098
Collingswood Parkway @ Eucalyptus,
one block south of SR 80 east of
LaBelle.

Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 22, 2007 5

The Kentucky Headhunters to entertain at SCF

The Kentucky Headhunters
have been around for quite
some time. The band started out
in 1968 as the Itchy Brothers and
finally formed as the Kentucky
Headhunters in 1985.
They have won numerous
awards since 1989 such as Vocal
Group of the Year, Favorite New
Artist and Album of the Year
which they won back in 1991.
They have played more than
1,000 shows and have sold over
6 million albums throughout
their career.
Listen and enjoy their music
while walking around the Bar-
ron Park. It'll be a combination Submitted photo/Brenda Hoots
of soul, rock, blues and country. Get ready for the Kentucky Headhunters Saturday in Barron Park.

SCF Events

1st Legends of the
Road Super Cruise
The 1st Legends of the Road
Super Cruise hosted by South Cen-
tral Florida will be held February 24,
from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Swamp
Cabbage Festival.
The SCFCC invites muscle,
antique and classic car owners and
enthusiasts to join South Central
Florida's newest car club for their first
Super Cruise featuring great cars
and music from the 50s and 60s.
Whether you own one cool car or
a hanger full, or perhaps don't own
any but share our love and passion
for them, we would like you to join us
for this inaugural event.
All cars will be displayed along Ft.
Thompson Ave and Bronco Dr., both
of which will be blocked off for the
event.
No judges-No trophies-Just great
cars.
A registration form for entering a
car in the event is available on this
web site or may be picked up at
either the LaBelle Chamber of Com-
merce or the Hendry County Super-
visor of Elections office.
Lawn Mower Racing
Invitational
There will be a Swamp Cabbage
Lawn Mower Racing Invitational on

SCF Schedule

of Events

In Barren Park Crafts, Food,
Music, Kids Stuff
Saturday,
February 24, Qf07 .
No Admission Fee Infor-
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10:45 am Opening Ceremony -
Opening prayer
Pastor W.T. "Bill" Maddox of the
First Christian Church
10:55 am National Anthem Car-
olyn Ford
11:15 am LaBelle Middle School
Jazz Band
11:45 am Introduction: Dignitaries
Swamp Cabbage Festival Queen,
Princess, Little Mr. and Miss (perform-
ing)
12:00 pm Royal Dynasty Cheer,
Dance & Gymnastics Academy, Inc.
12:30 pm Alex Quillen Country
Singer
12:45 pm Zena Gatch & Lera Tan-
ner, Country singers 1:15 pm Cab-
bage Cutting Demonstration Bo
Hansen
1:30 pm "The Kentucky Head
Hunters" 1990 & 1991 Vocal Group
of the Year along
with many other awards (Meet &
Greet beside stage after perform-
ance)
3:00 pm Country Rhythm Clog-
gers
3:30 pm Dillon Thomas Down
Home Bluegrass Band
4:00 pm Loud and Proud Band -
Country Music
5:00 pm Entertainment at the Park
is concluded for the day

Sunday,
February 25,2007
No Admission Fee
8:45 am Opening Church Service
- L.W. Howard, Community Harvest
Church Carolyn Ford, Gospel Soloist
9:15 am Zena Gatch & Lera Tan-
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David Chestain are proud to
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will have its grand opening on
Swamp Cabbage weekend. It will be
open Friday, Feb. 23, Saturday, Feb.
24, and Sunday, Feb. 25, from 10
a.m.-10 p.m.
All vehicles welcome. Bring your
own beer/food. No glass bottles
allowed
Look for the Ortona Mudhole sign
on Hwy. 78 halfway between SR 29
and SR 27.
All vehicles must sign a waiver
before entering.
The cost is $15/person. Children
under five years old are free. It is $40
for the whole weekend. Campers are
welcome.
The cost is $20/person.
Enjoy nature walk
Following this year's Swamp
Cabbage theme, "It Started With a
Seed," the' LaBelle Nature Park is
offering free nature walks on Satur-
day, Feb. 24, and Sunday, Feb. 25,
from 1-5 p.m. Park brochures will be
available with a map of the trails and
information about the plants and
wildlife that thrive in the park. Master
Florida Naturalist, Margaret England,
will be on hand to answer your ques-
tions. The Caloosahatchee River Citi-
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have a booth with informative
brochures available. Riverwatch,
along with community groups such
as the Coalition for Eco-Recreation,
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Pioneer Family: Doubs have a long, varied history

The 2007 SCF Pioneer Family
can trace its American roots back
to 1773 when John Doub (chris-
tened Johannes Daub) immigrat-
ed to Lancaster County, Penn.,
from Littfred, Westphalia, Ger-
many. He soon moved to Stokes
County, North Carolina, (now
Forsyth County), where he estab-
lished the first tan yard in the area.
A devout man, he was raised in
the German Reformed Church,
but in 1789 the preaching of a
Methodist circuit rider that caused
a profound change in him. He
converted to Methodism and
became a Methodist minister
himself, spreading the faith to oth-
ers in his area. He and his neigh-
bors eventually built a brick
church called Doub's Chapel
across from his home. A grave-
yard at the church still testifies to
the Doub family's religious con-
viction being the final resting
place of no less than seven
Methodist ministers from the
Doub family.
John and his wife, Mary Eve
Spainhour, had nine children,
including three Methodist minis-
ters.
The couple's youngest son,
Peter was a minister and founder
of Greensboro Female College in
1838. Peter's son, William Clark
Doub, was born in 1824 and was
a professor of natural science and
foreign languages at Greensboro
Female College. He also taught at
Trinity College (presently Duke
University). It was his wife, Susan
Duty Doub, who was the great
granddaughter of Elizabeth Watts
Earle of the first band of
Mayflower pilgrims and great
niece of Dr. Isaac Watts, the father
of hymnology.
It is with William's son, Fletch-
er Harris Doub, that this story
really begins because he eventu-
ally brought his family to LaBelle.
Born in Greensboro, NC April 28,
1866, Fletcher attended Duke Uni-
versity and became an engineer.
He was a schoolmate and lifelong
friend of American author O.
Henry (William Sidney Porter).
Fletcher served in the Spanish-
American War. He could speak
five languages, including Spanish.
As an emissary of the President,
he was sent to Jacksonville. Liking
the area so much, he purchased
12 acres in Whitehouse, FL,
where he later moved. He served
in Cuba and Mexico during the
war, then traveled the world with

Va

Submitted photo/Brenda Hoots
Fletcher Harris Doub and his wife, Maria Susanna Motino
Doub.

his friend, 0. Henry, ending up in
Honduras. Fletcher accepted a
position as an engineer at a silver
mine there. At the age of 44, he
met and married 19-year-old
Maria Susanna Motino in 1910.
While in Honduras, the couple
had four children: Laura, Albert,
Rosa and William. They moved to
San Salvador where Fletcher
served as an American attach
during World War I. At this time
he was given the honorary title,
"Don Enrique."
In San Salvador, Charlie Doub
was born. Because Fletcher didn't
like the education system there,
he moved his family back to the
United States to Alameda, Califor-
nia. They started a hat factory,
producing hats Susana knew how
to make. The Singer pedestal
sewing machine she used is now
at the LaBelle Heritage Museum.
The weather there was too
cold for Susana's hats to sell, so
the family decided to move to the
property Fletcher had purchased
in Whitehouse, Florida. They
financed their trip by selling
Susana's hats. In Whitehouse,
they took on a partner who, after
learning to make the hats himself,
promptly began his own busi-
ness, selling them cheaper.
With the decline of the hat
business and terrifying episodes
with local moonshiners, Fletcher
again decided to move his family.
This time, he decided that the
land chosen by the likes of Henry
Ford, Harry Firestone and
Thomas Edison to grow rubber

plants LaBelle was the place
they should be. By that time, they
had six children: Laura, 13, Rosa,
11, Pete, 8, Charlie, 6, Carmen, 3,
and Landon, 1. Later they would
add two more: Mary Julia and
John Fletcher.
In LaBelle, Mr. Doub started
several businesses, including a
newspaper stand in an old build-
ing at the current site of LaBelle
Real Estate. He later moved the
store across the street and added
cigarettes and other items to the
inventory; then moved back
across the street to a two-story
wooden building where the fami-
ly ran a grocery and mercantile
store with living quarters in the
back. The store is now the site of
Jackson River Furniture Store.
The couple's six children flour-
ished in LaBelle.
Laura was born in Honduras.
She graduated from LaBelle High
School in 1931 as salutatorian.
She moved to Belle Glade with
sister Rosa; met and married Carl
Lockmiller. They started their
own store, The Glades Hardware
in 1946. Retiring in 1977, she went
to work at Gove Elementary in the
ESE department. For 30 years she
taught catechism to youngsters at
St. Phillip Benizi Catholic Church.
When Carl died she moved to
West Palm Beach where she died
in 2005.
Albert: deceased in infancy.
Rosa married Lawrence Her-
bert Nash, Sr. and had two chil-
dren: Millie Nash Vilmerding and
Lawrence Herbert Nash, Jr.

Submiled pnolo. Irene Doub
An early Doub Family photo including: Fletcher, William "Pete", Laura and her husband Carl
Lockmiller, Susanna and Rosa. Front row: Lawrence Herbert Nash Jr., Johnny, Camella, Lan-
don and Rosa's daughter Milllcent Vilmerding.

Pete was born in Honduras. At
age 12 he helped build the
Hendry County Courthouse by
watering down the bricks. A
LaBelle High School graduate, he
spent time in the CCC, eventually
returning to LaBelle. He served in
the Army Air Corps during World
War II and was on a ship in the
English Channel during the Nor-
mandy Invasion. He and first wife
started a clothing store in half the
family's general store on Bridge
Street and served as LaBelle City
Commissioner. He later moved
his business to Immokalee on
New Market Road a store he
continues to run at the age of 91.
Charlie: deceased.
Carmen (Camella) married
James O. Mayton, in Orlando
where she first attended school,
then worked at a civil service job.
Mr. Mayton was a career service-
man and the family moved to
many different bases and eventu-
ally settled in New Mexico. They
had three sons: James Jr., William
and Rodney.
Landon was a year old when
the family moved to LaBelle from
Whitehouse. He was drafted into
the Army in 1943. he served as a
medical technician with the 36th
Texas Infantry Division and was
sent to Italy. During the battle of

Anzio a shell exploded near his
foxhole, causing blindness, deaf-
ness, crushing a shoulder and leg,
spreading shrapnel throughout
his body and causing a residual
cerebral concussion. A telegram
classified him as Missing in
Action, but he was later found in a
hospital. His sight and hearing
were restored and he was given
an honorable discharge with sev-
eral medals, including the Purple
Heart. He returned to work at the
Belle Glade Post Office but always
wanted to return to LaBelle. He
married Mildred Irene Strickland
in 1950 and a daughter, Melissa,
was born to them in 1951. Lan-
don brought his family to LaBelle
where he worked with the Florida
State Road Department. The cou-
ple welcomed two sons to the
family: Harry Edsel and Curtis
Lee. Landon's World War II
injuries continued to take a toll on
him till eventually he was unable
to work.
Irene accepted a job with the
Everglades Experiment Station in
Belle Glade, where she had
worked after high school testing
cordage. In 1962 the USDA sent
her to Taiwan to teach a group of
Chinese students how to test
cordage fibers. In 1965 the project
was ended and Irene was sent to

Knoxville, Tenn., to work in a cot-
ton testing lab, so the family relo-
cated there. By 1969 Landon's
health improved and they
returned to Belle Glade where he
worked at the Glades Correctional
Institution and Irene with the
USDA sugarcane project in Canal
Point. Irene later worked as book-
keeper for the Belle Glade Herald
and then as Municipal Court clerk.
In 1973 the family returned to
LaBelle so Landon could work
with DOT. Landon died of cancer
in 1983.
Mary Julia married Tom Chap-
pell, a Royal Air Force major in
1942, in Belle Glade. He was
assigned to instruct British cadets
in the classroom and firing range,
teaching bombing and midair
shooting and recognition of air-
craft markings. She went him to
England for a time, but they
returned to Florida to live and
thrive. They had five children:
Richard, Stuart, Jeffery, Brian and
Susan.
Johnny served in the Air Force,
returning to work for the state
road department for 31 years. He
and wife Dora Louise Maddox
Townsend, who brought one
daughter, Debra, to the marriage.
The couple then had two more
daughters Tracey and Susan.

2007 Grand Marshal Bill Maddox Jr. wears many hats

By Kristin Hunter
WT. "Bill" Maddox is the
2007 Swamp Cabbage Parade
Grand Marshall. Bill is a life-long
resident of Hendry County.
Most of his adult life has been
spent in the cattle industry and
law enforcement. Presently he
is in his 2nd term as a Hendry
County Commissioner; he's also
the Pastor of the First Christian
Church. He is married to Linda
Johnson Maddox. Bill says "she
is the second best blessing -
second only to the Trinity God,
Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spir-
it."
Bill would like to tell every-
one he has been truly blessed in
his life. "I was raised here in
LaBelle and have had many peo-
ple play large roles in shaping
my life. I thank every one of
them from the bottom of my
heart. I look over the list of for-
mer Grand Marshall's and I am
truly humbled. It is an honor to
have my name added to this list.
I hope and pray everyone has a
safe and enjoyable time this
Swamp Cabbage weekend.
Hope to see you at church on
Sunday!"
Bill Maddox, Sr. was Grand
Marshall in 1969 and the Mad-
dox family was Pioneer Family
in 1990.

When Bill was young he

Submitted photo/Brenda Hoots
Bill Maddox, Jr., 2007 SCF Grand Marshal.

dreamed of becoming a veteri-
narian. Well, it's funny how life
changes things. Little did he
know he would become almost
everything but. He became a
Pastor, County Commissioner,
cattleman, ex-National Guards-

man, retired law enforcement
deputy and now 2007 Swamp
Cabbage Grand Marshall.
Bill said he became a County
Commissioner because he
thought he could help make a
difference in changing LaBelle.

Although, he said that being a
County Commissioner can be
very frustrating and humbling;
you can want to change some-
thing but then not have the
power to do so."
When asked why he went
into law enforcement he had
this to say, "I never intended to
be a deputy but law enforce-
ment was very good to me. It
just worked out that way.
He was attending Edison
Community College at the time,
taking general courses when he
started out working for law
enforcement in Hendry County
as a dispatcher on the midnight
shift and then eventually
became a deputy. He went on
from Hendry County to Glades
County and then retired from
law enforcement from the Semi-
nole tribe as Deputy Director
after serving a total of 27 years
from 1969-1996. He said that he
deeply respects the Seminoles
and still has a lot of friends from
there. He says that they are a lot
less forgiving but a lot easier to
read as well. They are a lot more
forward and direct than we tend
to be.
After Edison he joined the
National Guard. He was in the
National Guard for seven years;
six years in Florida and one year
in North Carolina.

When asked if he had any
regrets he said, "Not really. All
the ups and downs in life mold
you into what you should be."
Mr. Maddox said that his
mentors were his parents of
course, and Pastor Rob Atchley
that used to live here in LaBelle.
"He was very instrumental in
me becoming a true Christian
and follower of Christ."
When asked what his aspira-
tions for the future are he said,
In the future I intend to remain
in politics on some level, contin-
ue preaching as long as the
Good Lord will have me and
grow old with my wife Mrs.
Linda who is a gift from God.
Some may not know it, but
Bill was actually a part of the
very first Swamp Cabbage Festi-
val. When he was 18-years-old
he was part of the Jr. JCs that
helped to put on the very first
Swamp Cabbage. He said that at
that time you had to live within
50 miles to be a part of Swamp
Cabbage.
When asked how he would
change Swamp Cabbage if he
could he said, "It needs to be
moved to a larger area. It's too
congested downtown. I would
turn the parade around and go
out towards the Rodeo Grounds
and I think it would be nice to
have a Bluegrass or Southern
Gospel concert as well."

He says that Swamp Cabbage
is good for LaBelle because it
brings tourists to the area.
Mr. Maddox says his greatest
accomplishment is becoming a
pastor and being able to serve the
Lord by spreading his word.
He only been a Pastor for three
years and although he has had no
formal training, (he is what is
called a lay minister) because he
did not go to school for ministry,
he said he decided to become a
Pastor because he was called by
the Good Lord to do so. The
church was in need of a Pastor so
he filled in at first and then even-
tually became the full time pas-
tor. At the time he was an elder
and chairman of the board at the
church.
Mr. Maddox has three chil-
dren: Chad Willis of Felda, Krista
Bumgartner of South Carolina
and Rhonda Maddox of North
Carolina.
When asked what advice he
would give to a young person he
said, "First and foremost keep the
Lord in your life but more than
focusing on a life long career find
a good partner. Make God your
first priority and then your hus-
band/wife your second priority.
Never zero in on one type of work
to where you can't see the beauty
of another and never hang all
your hopes on one star."

B.S. Cline recalls cattle industry

By Kristin Hunter

Seventy-five-year-old B.S.
Cline is a good ole' boy from the
South, who worked as a ranch
hand for 50 years. Born in Arca-
dia on Feb. 1, 1932, and raised in
Venus and then Lake Placid, he
is the eldest of five siblings, hav-
ing four younger sisters: Lettie,
Opal, Betty and Norma Jean. He
started working summers for
Lykes Brothers when he was 15,
a practice he continued until he
was 18.
When he turned 18 and grad-
uated high school he started
working on the ranch full time
until he was 23.
At the ripe old age of 23 he
then moved to LaBelle, got mar-
ried and started working on the
31,500 acre Barron Ranch,
building fence, marking, brand-
ing, doctoring and rounding up
cattle. After the Barron property

Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
Cattleman of the Year B.S. Cline
was sold to General Develop- out at Marshall Field Road for
ment Corporation, he went to the remainder of his work as a
work for the Barron's grandkids cattleman.

Continued From Page 5
10:15 am Brook Huffmaster
10:45 am Swamp Cabbage
Queen, Princess, Little Mr. & Miss
(performing)
11:15 am First Baptist Church -
Larry Luckey and Friends
12:00 pm Southern Gospel & Tina
Amelia
1:30 pm LaBelle Dance Studio
2:00 pm Paul Lodato & Friends
2:45 pm New Bethel Youth Choir
3:30 pm LaSheba Travis
4:00 pm Royal Dynasty Cheer,
Dance & Gymnastics Academy, Inc.
4:30 pm Rob Armstrong & Joy
Connelly
5:00 pm That's all folks Ya'll come
back next year cause this year has
been fun. We are glad you came.
Master of Ceremonies: Paul Pulet-
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AROUND AND ABOUT TOWN -All
Events Casual Dress
Saturday, February 10, 7:00 pm -
Swamp Cabbage Princess & Queen
Contest, LaBelle High School Audito-

rium, $5 per person

Thursday-Sunday,
February 22-25,2007
Swamp Cabbage Festival's Carni-
val TOLVE Amusement Carnival, at
W. Cowboy Way &Jaycee Lions Dr.

Thursday, February 22 Old
Timer's Dinner advanced tickets only
by LaBelle Heritage Museum, LaBelle
Civic Center (behind City Hall on Hwy
80W)

Friday, February 23,
6:00 pm Youth Indian Rodeo,
LaBelle Rodeo Grounds 8:00 pm -
EIRA Rodeo, LaBelle Rodeo
Grounds, SR 29S
Saturday, February 24,
8:30 am Swamp Stomp 5K Run-
Walk
9:00 am to 4:00 pm South Central
Florida Car Show (Ft Thompson &
Bridge St.) 10:00 am Swamp Cab-
bage Festival Parade -North on
Bridge Street to Barron Park (Judges
Stand at Florida Community Bank)
10:00 am to 5:00 pin Join Us at Bar-

ron Park
12:00 Parade Awards Florida
Community Bank, parking lot
1:00 pm Swamp Cabbage Festi-
val Lawn Mower Racing Invitational
(behind Rodeo Grounds)
1:00 pm to 5:00 pm Free Walk in
LaBelle Nature Park (Fraser & Hardee
St.)
3:00 pm Meet & Greet Kentucky
Head Hunters beside Stage
4:00 pm Swamp Cabbage Festi-
val Youth Open Rodeo
7:00 pm Swamp Cabbage Festi-
val Open Ranch Rodeo

Sunday, February 25
From Safe Light until 2:30 pm
Annual Swamp Cabbage Bass Tour-
nament Weigh-In 2:30 10:00 am to
5:00 pm Join Us at Barren Park
10:00 am to 2:00 pm South Cen-
tral Florida Car Show (Ft Thompson &
Bridge St.) 10:00 am LaBelle Cai
Club Car Show
10:00 am to 12:00 Full
Throttle Bike Show
1:00 pm to 5:00 pm Free Walk in
LaBelle Nature Park (Fraser & Hardee
St.)
2:00 pm Swamp Cabbage Festi-
val Open Ranch Rodeo

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L AEL II ISHO I H R I

Country Oaks
Kindergarten A Honor Roll
Alejandro Abrego, Isreal Alegria, Taylor Alexander, Julissa
Andrade, Abby Barraza, Austin Bell, Jesus Benitez, Eric
Berkheiser, Davian Blanco, Sara Cordova, Darius Daharry,
Britny Davis, Fredrick Davis, Kayla Davis, Marc Delgado, Ana
DeSantiago, Brandon Dibernardino, Jacob Earnest, Eric
Escobedo, Jose Esquivel, Ashley Fletcher, Klaudia Flore,
Tylor Gallegos, Raul Garza, Veronica Gomez, Emily Grant,
Francisco Grifaldo, Briana Guijosa, Eliceo Hernandez,
Enrique Hernandez, Mario Hernandez, Emily Iglesias, Nain
Jaimes, Jessica Koff, Joselynne LaBoy, Timothy Lawton, Leily
Lopez-Ramos, Lisandra Martinez, Ethan McClain, Brett
Miller, Uriel Moreno, Anthony Ozuna, Melody Paz, Santos
Pequeros, Agustin Perez, Jenny Perez, Maison Piedra, Esdiel
Plaza, Myra Prince, Jaqueline Ramirez, Terry Austin Revels,
Juan Reyes, Mario Rivera, Matthew Robertson, Ricardo
Romero, Marco Ruiz, Shareefa Saheed, Kiara Smith, Ernesto
Tamayo, Kenya Tovar, Chelsea Trejo, Jose Vargas, Citali
Velasquez, Arnulfo Verduzco, Gene Yelling, Serafin Zuniga
First Grade A Honor Roll
James Alegria, Joshua Baker, Emma Bridwell, Gabriel
Calderon, Nellanie Cantu, Brianna Cardenas, Nicholas
Castillo, Cesar DeSantiago, Jeymy Enriquez, Diana Espinoza,
Zain Espinoza, Vanessa Fernandez, Ruby Figueroa, Chloe
Garcia, Joshua Garcia, Eric Garza, Melanie Garza, Eric
Geronimo, Iscel Gomez, Alan Gonzalez, Enrique Gonzalez,
Jailine Gonzalez, Maggie Harris, Kayla Hood, Emily Juarez,
Dustin Kramer, Jason Mathis, Joshua Miller, Taylor Nees,
Benjamin Nieves, Jocelin Nunez, Lorena Ortega, Ariel Perez,
Valerie Preciado, Vanessa Preciado, Jaxon Purvis, Zeida
Rabelo, Kassidy Redish, Neydel Rego, Danielle Rennolds,
Alondra Reyna, Lazaro Sandoval, Abigail Sigala, Thayer Stem,
Brandon Stanford, Caleb Stitt, Aubriana Talamantez, Mark
Vasquez, Katherine Whited, Kinsey Winstead, Juan Zamora
Second Grade A Honor Roll
Hannah Andrews, Esperanza Briseno, Kayla Calhoun,
Guadalupe Guillen, Jeffery Harris, Bmndon Herrera, Kayla
Howard, AngelicaJimenez, Joel Jimenez, Raul Pardo, Beverly
Paz, Jordan Russell, Emily Schwarz, Daniel Villeda, Miriam
Villegas, Jakob Wagner
Third Grade A Honor Roll
AnthonyJean Baptiste, Kaitlin Lawton, Joey Leon, McKenzie
Redish, Adrian Rivera, Ernan Zuniga
Fourth Grade A Honor Roll
Olympia Abrego, Beatriz Cardoza, Angelica Castillo, Mindy
Cisneros, Jasmine Deleon, Miranda Garcia, Ana Gomes,
Juana Gomez, Kasandra Melgoza, Diana Mustafa, Cassidy
Pascher, Amanda Phipps, Kassie Squires
Fifth Grade A Honor Roll
Jarred Miller, Albar Ramirez, Maniram Rampersaud, Katelyn
Thorn, Faith Sherrod, Michael Vasquez
Kindergarten A/B Honor Roll
Omar Alvarado, Adah Andrade, Maim Crespin, Joana Cruz,
Javier Franco, Cesar Garza, Dayne Grimaldo, Luis Gutierrez,
Jacqueline Leon, Estevan Maciel, Edith Madrid, Alejandra
Moreno, Kaylin Murphy, Jeneen Mustafa, Katie Pacheco,
Emiliano Ramierz, Zion Taylor, Keishaun Thompson
First Grade A/B Honor Roll
Luis Acevedo, Selena Acosta, Eli Barnes, Roberto Borges,
Ivan Espinoza, Anai Flores, Shaquilla Glover, Eduardo
Gomez, Viviana Guerrero, Dalton Hunter, Corbyn Kohutek,
Gerardo Leal, Kobe Locklear, Christian Madrid, Leandro
Madrid, Alejandro Martinez, Samantha Martinez, Maria
Mendoza, Donavan Noguera, Raymond Orengo, Jose
Ramos, Michael Rothenhoefer, Miriam Ruiz, Efrain Santiago,
Markquis Skervin, Kylie Solis, Lupe Soto, Alyssa Torres, Areli
Villeda
Second Grade A/B Honor Roll
Lexy Barraza, Kenneth Barrientos, Uriel Borja, Sebastian
Carrion, Austin Castillo, Eduardo Cruz, David DeLeon,
Blanca Flores, Gerardo Flores, Ricardo Garcia, Robert Garza,
Karly Ham, Alexa Hendry, Gerardo Lazalde, Juan Leal,
Yasmin Lopez-Gomez, Lizbeth Luna, Joselin Mancilla,
Elizabeth Marquez, Michael Mears, Anahi Montalvo,
Jonathan Morales, Luis Nunez, Noah Pequeno, Anita Perez,
Gerardo Rivas-Leal, Adiana Rodriguez, Elizabeth Rodriguez,
Estefania Rodriguez, Alex Santiago, Chasity Smith, Daisy
Soto, Kammie Squires, Amanda Sullivan, Brady Walker,
Hugh White, Jessica Woodard, Ana Zelaya
Third Grade A/B Honor Roll
Yarely Acevedo, Miguel Aguilar, Amy Akin, Esmeralda Alaniz,
Jessica Almaguer, Gehobany Avila, Charlene Ballard, James
Bebon, Alexa Benavidez, Eduardo Benitez, Adriana
Cardenas, Angelica Cordes, Brandon Coronado, Emileigh
Eiden, Liliana Escobedo, Norayeli Esparza, Omar Figueroa,
Alma Flores, Jazmin Flores, Jessica Gonzalez, Casandra
Harris, Mark Hernandez, Brianna Herrera,.Janely Jaimes,
Ariel Jimenez, Diana Leal, Margarita Madrid, Nelianne
Malave, Tania Martinex, Rachel McClain, Savanna
McPherson, Esmeralda Mendez, Brittany Morrison, Abraham
Ortiz, Victor Palacios, Erick Pena, Teofilo Pequeno, Rocio
Rea, Tyrone Reed, Luis Rojas, Mabry Rice, Ricardo
Rodriguez, Sujeivelis Rueda, Eluidan Santamaria, Vanessa
Suarez, Carolina Teijeiro, Sarah Williams,
Fourth Grade A/B Honor Roll
Natalie Aho, Fernando .Bedolla, Skylar .Bell, Jacqueline
Chavez, Zachary Condon, Yasmin Cortez, Adriana Cruz,
Lorena Cruz, Fabiola Delgado, Ashley Faz, Laura Fernandez,
Amberlyni Ford, Melanie Forehand, Amber Fussell, Kayla
Gamez, Alyssa Garcia, Yuvisela Gonzalez, Isaias Guijosa,
Mariby Hernandez, Blaine Howell, Daniel Keller, Jessica Leal,
Isaac Lopez, .Peyton Malcom, Gerardo Moreno, Jusue
Orduna, Michael Pepitone, Jesse Pequeno, Renee Persad,
Esteban Plaza, Gerardo Rea, Myranda Reinard, Alejandro
Resendiz, Fernando Resendiz, Jordan Rice, Ahlam Sabino,
Isaac Santillan, Jerica Sims, Alan Varela, Alondra Villa,
Douglas West, Monique Williams, Maria Zamora, Nikole
Zelaya
Fifth Grade A/B Honor Roll
Jacob Anderson, Perla Buendia, Brittany Carr, Blanca
DeLaRosa, Yesenia Errequin, Eduardo Gonzalez, Marissa
Gonzalez, Ashley Gregg, Brandon Herrero, Dylan Hinson,
Jasmine Jimenez, Robbie Koff, Alexandra Lazalde, Jennifer
Lucas-Garcia, Paulina Magana, Martina Marques, Ricardo
Moreno, Cristal Olguin, Maria Ortiz, Jamie Rachel, Joann
Ramos, Nicholas Reinard, Kyle Rice, Edgar Robles, Jose

Rodriguez, Jonathan Salazar, Yarithza Santillan, Mark Sloan,
Tania Soto, Cheyenne Wells, Nate White, Taylor Williams,
Shelby Willis
Upthegrove Elementary School"
1st Grade A Honor Roll
Morgan Beakley, Jessica Beltran, Kayley Boddy, Jake
Coronado, Jorge Cortez, Stephen Delorme, Isaiah Devisme,
Jaileen Galaviz, Marlena Gutierrez, Morgan Guynn, Gabby
Home, Alex Ibarra, Jose Jara, Angela Leos, Krystal
Maldonado, Amado Martinez, Odalys Martinez, Marquis
Mitchell, Jose Moreno-Trejo, Bryon Morstatter, Jose Perez,
Sarah Perry, Marshall Platt, Adrian Raya, Pamela Tully, Austin
Villa, Karl White and Nicholas Williams.
1st Grade A-B Honor Roll
Leroy Barfield, Diego Bustamante, Bryan Cornejo, Simona
Flores, Mercedes Garcia, Navidad Garcia, Karli Henry, Emily
Hull, Madelena Johnson, Yosmel Medina, Esperanza Mejia,
Giselle Mendoza, Gabriel Paz, Emily Royal and Yessica
Salizar-Dominguez.
2nd Grade A Honor Roll
Jasmine Craft, Brice Beakley, Pete Rios, Cristian Urias, John
Walker and Brooke White.
2nd Grade A-B Honor Roll
Alejandro Arvizu, Ryley Bowen, Anthony Cisnero, Jessica
Coronado, Bobbi Erwin, Thalia Esquivel, Tatiana Gallegos,
Valentin Gomez, Wyndell Hurst, Jesus Juares, Allison Martin,
Sabrina Martinez, Sabrina Partin, Kalob Perez, Dillon Powell,
Yozeli Reynoso, Alyssa Tittle, Justin Valdez, Cristian Venegas,
Kishauna Wade, Shelby Ward, Robert Wehrwein and Elyssa
Willis.
3rd Grade A Honor Roll
Jason Banky, Michael Hernandez, Caitlyn Mayo, Courtney
Perry, Sonia Rodriguez, Clay Upthegrove and Cole
Upthegrove.
3rd Grade A-B Honor Roll
Keirstin Bostwick, Becky Lapp, Emma Cahoon, Jimmy Davis,
Deigo DeSantiago, Liam Drew, Alyssia Facundo, Miklynn
Harrington, Tiffany Home, Stephanie Johnson, Becky Lapp,
Devin Meloy, Jessie Miller, Marcellous Mitchell, Ricardo
Ramirez, Gladiola Trejo, Mykala Williams and Trystan
Yzaguirre.
4th Grade A Honor Roll
Kylie Bancroft, Garrett Coker, Brandon Gomez and Maliri
Kelting.
4th Grade A-B Honor Roll
Paola Alvarado, Tony Cornejo, Zulema Dominguez, Landy
Dossou, Berlandi Erwin, Karina Fortanel, Daniel Garcia,
Homer Garcia, Christian Gause, Amanda Jedrykowski,
Caroline Johnson, Melanie Lopez, Michael Martinez, Vanessa
Mendoza, Sal Molina, Nicholas Rivas, Kaleb Rosbough,
Hunter Spargo, Alexis Timms and Logann White.
5th Grade A Honor Roll
Cindy Alvarado, Juan Fortanel, Alari Foutch, Katie
Guerrero,Ezequiel Juarez, Timothy Kelting, Clarissa Madrid,
Kendrick Rivera, Manuel Rodriguez, Caleb Shirley, Haley
Stephens and Brittney Tanner.
5th Grade A-B Honor Roll
Alfredo Cruz, Pedro Dimas, Tess Frost, Lindsey Garza,
Jasmine Gonzalez, Karra Gutierrez, Kayla Gutierrez,
Jhovanny Hernandez,Julia Mack, Luis Maldonado, Katherine
Martinez, Brandi Meloy, Shelby O'Bannon-Thigpen, Angelica
Paz, Celia Resendiz, Danny Robinson, Dakota Santo,
Breanna Spencer, Morgan Tittle, Jacob Tovar and Ernestina
Deras.
LaBelle Elementary
A Honor Roll
Abby Arnold, Anthony Barnett, Myaa Barnhart, Victoria Bass,
Glenn Burton, Daynara Cox, Yoana Dominguez. Lauren
Fotta, Jose Gomez, Brittany Lee, Ana Laura Lopez, Lizbeth
Lope, :Samuel Maciel, Alejandra Magana, Brandynn
Marroquin, Maranda Mills, Lorenzo Morales, Megan Price,
Jose Ramos, Jonathan Raya, Rachel Reinbott, Elizabeth
Urbanowski, Juan Valadez, Hugo Vargas, Emerald Williams
A-B Honor Roll
Juan Alvarado, Aida Arellano, Yesenia Avellaneda, Patricia
Barrios, Lesly Botello, Nicolas Browning, Jesus Callejas,
Rumor Cantu, Cordell Carley, Lilliana Carranza, Armando
Castaneda, Kylie Casten, Alfredo Chavez, Sandra Dallas,
Andrea Deras, Javier Deras, Joe Dipofi, Tracey Dominguez,
Melody Donaldson, Michael Durrance, Jose Erreguin, Diana
Escobedo, Leslie Escobedo, Natali Escobedo, Tyler Flack,
Joanna Flores, Alondra Frausto, Manuela Gomez, Sonia
Gomez, Marcos Gonzalez, Viridiana Gonzalez, Josh
Gutierrez, Chloe Harrington, Erick Hernandez, Estefani
Hernandez, Jorge Hernandez, Mariano Hernandez, Noemi
Hernandez, Jordan Holley, Paige Hunter, Miranda Ingram,
Courtney Inman, Benito Juarez, Joseph Kennedy, Anna
Lopez, liliana Luna, Karen Maciel, Baylen McCormick,
Chandler McCormick, Luis Mendez, Joel Moreno, Cristian
Mota, Arika Mourfield, Hector Navarro, Estefani Nino, Abbie
O'Ferrell, Alexis Ortiz, Missy Perez, Kara Pittman, Angela
Puente, Emesto Ramos, Roger Reyes, Juan Rodriguez, Alicia
Rubio, Xavier Ruiz, Oscar Russ, Hipolito Saliinas, Anthony
Sands,'Adriana Saucedo, Eduardo Saucedo, Bianey Serrano,
Evelyn Soto, Flavio Soto, Bianca Trejo, Anna Vargas, Reyna
Vasquez, Shelby Williams, Araceli Zuniga
Dolphin Pride
Loreno Arroyo, Eusebio Diaz, Lupe Gomez, Erika Gonzalez,
Mario Gonzalez, Michelle Gonzalez, Prince McKay, Alex
Ramos, Mariela Raya, Pedro Torres, Estela Zuniga
Community Christian
K5A Grade A Honor Roll
Hunter Bailey, Bruce Hanshaw, Kiara Hernandez, Paula
Hoker, Robert O'Donnell, Jordyn Perkins, Britten Williams,
Gracie Willis
K5A Grade A-B Honor Roll
Myra Banda, Meaghan Batton
K5B Grade A Honor Roll
Rachel Dipofi, William (Brent) Hicks, Benjamin Molina,
Jadon Molina, Zachary Reyna
1st Grade A Honor Roll
Monica Banda, Avery Bunch, Aaron Catala, Damien Cosby,
Alyssa Yzaguirre
1st Grade A-B Honor Roll
Brandon Carnevalino, Cade Hamil, Philip O'Bannon

2nd Grade A Honor Roll Kimberly Paz, Adrian Pena, John Ramos, Monica Rebolledo,
Teddy Rickman, Deedra Shackford, Chloe Taylor, Quinton Rebecca Singleton, Tomas Soliz, Lori Spangler, Tonie Tolar,
Willis Elizabed Tovar, Adam Vasquez, Justin Walker, Megan
2nd Grade A-B Honor Roll Woodruff.
Angela Crawford B Honor Roll 10th Grade:
3rd Grade A Honor Roll Maamoon Abueluf, Ethan Arnold, Lindsey Atkins, Jessica
Sean Carnevalino, Elizabeth Hamman, Wesley (Cole) Hamil, Bednar, Sierra Brown, Tiffanie Cain, Johanna Campos,
Matthew Reyna, Madison Schaaf, Christian Skinner Mercedes Cantu, Brennan Causseaux, Christopher Deamer,
3rd Grade A-B Honor Roll
Dusty Catala, Chelsey Ford, Aaron Hand, Wesley Human, Ashley Dean, Yanet Fernandez, Timothy Fromm, Rosana
Eric Lomas Garcia, Irene Garza, Attea Gilbertson, Claudia Guerra,
4th Grade A-B Honor Roll Beatrice Hernandez, Stephen Ingber, Katelyn Kisela, Jose
EmmaRaye Barfield, Olivia Molina, Vrraj Patel Lucas, Karina Marinez, Jennifer Mason, C'Leena McLymont-
5th Grade A Honor Roll Birch, Julisa Mobley, Laura Mufioz, Kayla Murray, Edgar
Dalton Longenecker, Tapan Patel Navarro, Carla Ortiz, Stephanie Pack, Nicholas Phillips, Kayla
6th Grade A Honor Roll Pittman, Abimael Ramos-Rios, Esperanza Raya, Michael
Larry Collins Reed, Alyssa Rivas, Carlos Rodriguez, Ricardo Rodriguez,
6th Grade A-B Honor Roll Randy Ruiz, Vina Santamaria, Abygayle Shupe, Jameeka
Amber Eagler, Rachel Felicie, Bianca Hernandez, Luis Luna, Stephens, Holly Stevenson, Kayla Styles, Sandra Thaxton,
Mariah Molina Stephanie Vargas, Nancy Vasquez, Marcos Villeda, Jordan
7th Grade A Honor Roll Walls, Britney Whitman.
Tyler Sherrod B Honor Roll 11th Grade:
7th Grade A-B Honor Roll Amanda Barron, Thomas Bennett, Rachael Boy, Bob
Brytani Lawmaster Brogdon, Marianela Campos, Mallarie Daniels, John Davis,
8th Grade A-B Honor Roll Joshua Davis, Eric Fuentes, Amber Furman, Daphne Glisson,
Kindall Tindall, Elizabeth Marcotte, Asma Saheed Anquiette Goree, Jose Guillen, Edwin Jean-Baptiste, Miranda
LaBelle Middle School
6th Grade A Honor Roll Landrum, Carisa Langley, Candida Lucas, Maria Macias, Anna
Alvarado,Ricardo,Bass,Derek,Bennett,Trisha,Callejas,Clarisa, Martinson, Lacey McCall, John Merritt, Brooke Norris,
Cottrell,Caroline,Hernandez,Alexander, Johnson, Amber Oney, Daron Orzech, Anibal Pacheco, Silvestre Perez,
Kayla,Keller,Kayla,Lapp,Sarah,Leos,Cesareo,'Ferrell,Tyler,O Brittany Puente, Gabriel Puente, Tulsiram Rampersaud,
rtiz,Vanessa,Owens,Kendall,Parker,Tabitha,Qaqi,Hanan,Rodr Karina Raya, Geneva Rodriguez, Timothy Rose, Ivan Ruiz,
iguez,Diana,Sanchez,Mildred,SmithJessica,WhitmanJessica Nicholas Tanner, Daisy Vargas, Christopher Wegscheid,
7th Grade A Honor Roll Wendy Whiddon, Christopher Wills.'
Bridwell,Chandler,Long,Breana,Marotti,Kendall,PenaAlexa, B Honor Roll 12th Grade:
Salinas,Humberto,Samerdyke,Shamus,Vanwagner,Leah Demetris Beckworth, Kerem Betancur, Amber Bird,
8th Grade A Honor Roll Mauricio Briones, Barbara Brogdon, Daniel Campuzano,
Allen,Thomas,Baker,Calab,Carmona,Angela,Lapp,Stephen,L Felipe Compean, Joseph Crockett, Richard Damigos,
eon,Emily,Ramos,Brianna,Reed,Laura,Rubio,Genaro,Talada, Cynthia Deras, Lashay Devisme, Brice Foutch, Seth
Lucas Freeman, Estela Garcia, Nicholas Hamilton-Proverbs,
AraizaMariAr h G rade B H or Ryla lMarcela Ibarra, Stafford King, Melody Kosh, Justyn
Araiza,MariaArellano,IlianaAwbrey,Dylan,BedollaJose,Benk McDaniel, Rebecca Moreno, Missy Olivarez, Jasmine Perez,
ert,Andrew,Bonnet,Shannon,Burton,Alton,Burton,Ronald,B McDaniel, Rebecca Moreno, Missy Oliva, asmine rez,
ustamante,Anna,Chapman,Brandy,ChavezJasmine,Cooper, Mario Perez,Tomas Perez, Octavio Sandoval, Braulio Tamayo,
Matthew,Decker,Roland,DesantiagoJacqueline,Escobedo,Pa Ashley Timpner, Eric Trejo, Shayla Wilson.
ola,,FioreJordan,FraustoJennifer,Gielow,Michelle,Gilbertso WEST GLADES SCHOOL
n,Daniel,Gonzalez,Dagoberto,Gonzalez,Grabiela,Hicks,Britt 1st A-Honor Roll
any,Lopez,Flavio,Lora,Omar,Lutkenhaus,Andrea,Maldonado, Jazmyn Branch, EdwardBrown, Carina Castano, David Estes,
Giovana,Mancilla,Cesar,McCormick,Margaret,Mcvey,Brenna Abbigail Fischer,. Alexia Guzman, Lexie Hernandez, Ellyse
h,MendozaAlexander,MorenoJessica,Moreno,Lorena,Pepit Long, George "Zak" Lopez, Courtney Perez, Stevie
one,Morgan,RenteriaJocelyn,Rodriguez,Miguel,RomanJere Polhemus, Kaylee Sabella, Selina Brown
miah,Spangler,Floyd,Srtickland,Dylan,Studley,Savannah,Tala 2nd A-Honor Roll
da,Susanna,Taylor,Cory,Toulis,Brandon,Valentin,Guillermina Samantha Bird, Bryana Campbell, Martyn Hettinger, Parker
,Vasquez,Even,Walls,Brooklyn,Walls,Payten,Woosley,Daniel, Klump
Zuniga,Beatriz 3rd A-Honor Roll
7th Grade B Honor Roll Josue DeSantiago, Jamie Ferguson, Lexy Fischer, Neomi
Acevedo,GabrielaAlderman,DanAllen,Madison,Bledsoe,Ma Garcia, Kia Shaye Lamkin, Mireya Mata, Thelma Santiago
rgot,Bridwell,Chelsea,Brown,Markedra,Burke,Kaylee, 4th A-Honor Roll
Canche,Bronson,Cruz,Maria,Deras,Brittany,DossouJiniqueustin Fowler anchor Mui, Ta Sant
Escamilla,Laura,Garcia,Yeraldin,Garcia,Marilu,Garza,Nancy, J Fowler, Hay ngson, oryMuz, nia Santiago
Golemme,Ashley,Goodwin,Lane,GuerraJose,Hernandez,Ke A-onor
ilani,Hernandez,Leslie,Hernandez,Melissa,HowardJenaJon Julio Reyes
es, 8th A-Honor Roll
CordarylJuarez,Yessenia,McAvoy,Andrew,Morales,Christain, Larisa Rivera
Owens,Tyler,Perez,Yeseni,Raulerson,Gennifer,Raulerson, Kindergarten A/B Honor Roll
Laura,Redish,Tanner,Santillan,Carlos,Suchomski,Cody,Trejo, Hannah Braswell, Ariel Brunetto, Jose Casiano, Adriana
Daisy,Zavala,Karla Cebrian, Fidel Morales-Delgado, Thomas Ferguson,
8th Grade B Honor Roll Jacqueline Ferreira, Ashley Hamric, Brady Hipple Taylor
Arellano,Alexia,Arroyo,Alicia,Billings,Matthew,Bums,Elizabet Kirtland, Christian Maciel, Natalie Martinez, Ruben Martinez
h,Calderon,Lupe,Canales,Tiffany,Carmona,Elias, Jr., Darcie McRoy,. Anahi Moreno, Erik Moreno, Kensie
Casseus,Cassandre,Dimas,Kandy,Dossou,Frantzcia,Escalant Newman, Arnaldo Ortiz, .Roxana'Perez, Ryan Perry, Jacob
eJennifer,Fernandez,Susana,Francisco,Crystal,Garcia,Gloria, Pitts, Tyler Prince, Elizabeth Polhemus, Eduardo Ramirez,
Garcia,Stephanie,GomezAraceli,Gomez,Maria,Gomez,Maria Yovanni Roblero, Aries Ruark, Samuel Ryder, Joshua
,GonzalezJudith,Gonzalez,Mayra,Guerrero,Elaine, Santiago, Baylee Seay, Vanessa Serrano, Callie Skipper,
Hernandez,Ana,HesterJames,Ledesma,Monica,Lopez,Aman AngelaVazquez
da,MarottiJohn,Martinez,Vanessa,Miller,David,Moreno, First Grade A/B Honor Roll
Alejandro,Moreno,Alma,Morrison,Robert,OlivaJennifer,Orti Mark 'M s ran eA/B Honor oS
zJose,Pena,Ana,Perez,Ariztides,Pittman,Michael,Resendiz, Mark MagnusBanky, egan Fogaros,Savannah Labay,
Angelica,Rodriguez,Carmen,RodriguezJuan,Rodriguez,Lizet Jessica Morado, Yeslin Ponce-Rodriguez, Thatiana Ramirez,
,Salazar,Patricia,Serrano,Maria,Sutton,Terry,Timmons, Vanessa Rivera, Angell Rodriguez-Zamarri, Jose Rosado Jr.,
Anthony,Valentin,Maria,Vega,Veronica,Woosley,Britney,Zuni Kiara Santiago, Nadiasbel Serrano, Jess Scarbrough, Jarred
ga,Noelia Varnadoe
LaBelle High School Second Grade A/B Honor Roll
A Honor Roll 9th Grade: Clara Alsina, Gino Castano, Andrew Cowin, Lindsey
Kyle Barnhart, Martha Blanco, Meagan Bledsoe, Janie Hagadish, Tanner Hippie, Precilla Maciel, Victoria Maciel,
Delatorre, Pedro Deras, Anilu Gomez, Joshua Hernandez, Cora Morrissey, Hunter Peterson, Armida Rivera, Andrea
Emily Hull, Kaylee Lai, Samson Lehman, Olivia Luckey, Stanforth
Katherine Lynn, Lizabeth McKinney, Dora Moreno-Gomez, Third Grade A/B Honor Roll
Daniela Pimentel, Candelaria Rodriguez, Brianna Sanchez, Chase Altman, Chariah Armour, Parker Braswell, Nathan
Jerrica Shearer, Savannah Smith, Stephanie Yanes. Canales, Javier DeSantiago, Toni Frederick, Cesar Gallegos,
A Honor Roll 10th Grade: Elijah Germain, Carlos Vazquez-Cruz, Brittany Hamric, David
Bryan Crockett, Jeffery Johnson, Cecilia Leos, Daniel Helms, Anamiriam Herrera, Hunter Hipple, Shay Hunter,
Moreno, Jacqueline Moreno, Chelsey Ramos, Roxana Razo, SaulJimen Shelba Kelly, Kimberly Mata Ramon Vazquez-
Ryan Rhoden, Griselda Santiago, Gregory Zimmerly. Saul Jimenez,Shelba Key, Kmbery Mata, Ramon Vazquez-
A Honor Roll 11th Grade: Maldonado, Conner:Morris, Jesse Ramos, Bryanna Reitano,
Mallory Allen, Chelsey Anderson, Brittany Baker, Samuel Cinthia Sanchez, Kody Sanchez, Linda Santiago
Blocker, Jocelyn Catlett, Evan Hoffman, Freddy Martinez, Fourth Grade A/B Honor Roll
Alexa Redish,Travis Tyree, Jayla Yates, Mario Zavala. Zachary Alaimo, David Brown, Jon Catlet; David Gaicia,
A Honor Roll 12th Grade: Matt Germain, Adriana Herrera, Austin Hughes, Shauna
Danielle Blake (left off previous "A" Honor Roll), Danielle Humphreys, John 'Jack' Kaune, Elijah Luckey, Jake Martinez,
Blake, Jarrett Broughton, Brandon Dietze, Jose Eguia, Zachary Phillips, Sophie Polhemus, Uriel Ramirez, Evalena
Suzanne Greenleaf, Israel Hernandez, Robert Sabella, Karlos Sanchez, Kasey Whidden
Higginbotham, Esophia Higgins, Axl Jones, Misty Kapke, Fifth Grade A/B Honor Roll
'Iler Lewis, Mayra Martinez, Thelma Martinez, Jennifer Val Alsina, Nora Cardenas, Cynthia Frederick, Paul Luckey,
Milligan, William Murphy, Heather Raulerson, Ashley Selina Mar, YanelyRamirez
Slovenski, Tiffany Terrell. Sixth Grade A/B Honor Rol
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Marlen Alanis-Diaz, Angel Alvarez, Brooke Awbrey, Jessica Garcia, Brenda Hernandez, Michaila Kelly, Belinda Mata,
Barron, Karina Barron, Danielle Bennett, Bobby Billings, Angelica Mendoza, Alma Moreno, Matthew Orzech, Kayla
Heather Brady, Kara Burns, Vanessa Cantu, Alexandero Angelica Mendoza, Alma Moreno, Matthew Orzech, Kayla
Caraballo, Kaylynn Cash, Annalicia Cavazos, Bailey Cox, Renaldi, Makayla Simms
Roberto Deras, Trenten Duke, Paul Eldridge, James Evans, Seventh Grade A/B Honor Roll
Yesmin Garcia, Xavier Gaure, Juan Gonzalez, Roosevelt Allison Aldrich, Maira Cervantes, Kelsey Cowin, Ivette
Gonzalez, Jorge Guillen, Yenibet Gutierrez, Elice Hoffman, DeSantiago, Emily Kostoff, Elizabeth Navaz, Merary Trevino,
Jaydee Hull, Tamika Jackson, Rachaelle Krause, Chelsea Ryan Howard, Czarina Rivas
Lewis, Mario Lopez, Miriam Lora, Kayla Maldonado, Angelica Eighth Grade A/B Honor Roll
Marquez, Katrina McIntosh, Melissa Mears, Bernice Medina, Alayna Ridgdill, Sara Urbanowski, Ebony Yarger

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Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 22,2007

Tennis players shine at local tourney Brief
Tenni A

Tennis players and enthusi-
asts attended the Sugarland
Classic Rookie Tournament on
Saturday, February 3, despite the
wind and chilly temperature.
The tournament was held in
Clewiston and sponsored by the
Clewiston Community Tennis
Association and the Clewiston
Recreation Department. The
tournament drew players from
the Glades area as well as
Naples and the Bahamas.
The finals of the USTA tour-
nament are as follows:

Boys 14 Singles: Phillip
Major (Nassau) d. Naseef Azan
(Clewiston) (6-0; 6-0)
Boys 12 Singles: Phillip
Major (Nassau) d. James Foster
(6-0; 6-0)
Girls 14 Singles: Melanie
Allen (Clewiston) d. Sarah
Espinoza (Clewiston) (6-1; 6-0)
Girls 10 Singles: Dusty Cata-
la (LaBelle) d. Anessa Leyva
(Clewiston) (7-6; 3-6; 10-7)
The Girls 10 Singles provided
a real treat for the crowd as
Dusty Catala and Anessa Leyva
played a tight, competitive

match lasting over two hours.
The ladies split sets and had to
go to a 12-point tie breaker.
Dusty persevered in the tough
tie-breaker to win the tourna-
ment division. Dusty is coached
by Kathy Irey of Clewiston.
Coach Irey received a happy, big
hug from Dusty at the end of the
match.
One of the highlights of the
tournament was a match
between two future stars of the
Glades area. In the Boys 10 Sin-
gles, Aaron Catala, age 6, from
LaBelle, and Jonathan Hatton,

Junior pro champions

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Caloosa Belle/Patty Brant
Past Lt. Gov. Joan
Miller presented the
LaBelle Kiwanis Club's
annual support check
to Darrell Harris of
Junior Pro with
Nicholas Reinard and
..Juan Lopez.

Girls All Star Runner
ups: front row, from left:
Olivia Molina, Victoria
Bass. Back row: Brett
Orlinski, Mariah Molina, -
Corrie- Tolar, Rachel
Felicie, Leah Van Wagn-
er, Jesse Whitman.
Coach Tony Tolar.23 3 AI.

Girls League winners,
Liberty: front row from
left: Krystal Navarro,
Paulina Maganos, Tyra
Jones, Paola Rea,
Veronica Perez. Back
row: Abbie O'Ferrell,
Alex Castro, Irene
Castro, Laura Reed
and Casey Penna.

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of Roger and Denise Hatton of
Clewiston. Aaron Catala is a first
grader at Community Christian
School in LaBelle and is the son
of Raymond and Sarah Catala,
also of LaBelle.
Both boys are coached by
Kathy Irey of Clewiston.

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age 6, from Clewiston, went
head-to-head for one match.
Both young men played their
best, and at the end of the sec-
ond set, Jonathan Hatton came
out on top. Jonathan is in the
first grade at the Clewiston
Christian School. He is the son

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With the growing interest in tennis
in Western Hendry County, a begin-
ning tennis clinic for adult ladies and
a clinic for kids are in the works.
The clinics will be held in LaBelle.
If you are interested in participating in
these clinics, please contact Sarah
Catala at 673-0697 or 674-1104.

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10 Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 22, 2007

Ote Bette says
Please join TEAM LANGFORD as they support the Komen Foundation's race for a
breast cancer cure in the 5K race/walk to be held on Saturday, March 17, 2007.
You can register at Langford Ford or visit their booth in the park Swamp Cabbage
weekend to register for the race and you will receive a goody bag. The WARRIORS IN PI
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Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
Construction Trade graduates: Julius Bishop, Clewiston, LaVonte Dale, LaBelle, Lamorris
Davis, Clewiston, Bobby Gray, Clewiston, Lance McCullough, Clewiston, John Medrano,
Clewiston, Vandera Sewell, Clewiston, Billy Taylor, Billy, Ralstom Thompson Jr., Moore Haven

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Agencies, partners and financial supporters From row from left: Sonny Hughes ECSWF,
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County, Becky Meeler Hendry/Glades Career Service Center. Back row from left: Clyde
Grant Lee Co. Schools Ext. Trade Program Director, Maribel Madrid Hendry/Glades Farm-
worker Education, Janice Groves Hendry County EDC, Joe Paterno Executive Director
Regional 24 SWF Workforce Development Board.
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Heavy Equipment Operator graduates: Martin Blakeney, Alva, Ruben Gallegos, LaBelle, Juan
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Graduates ready for jobs

By Kristin Hunter
Construction trades and heavy.
equipment operator graduates do
it again. Men and women from
surrounding areas have finished a
5 week training course learning
how to become heavy equipment
operators and construction work-
ers.
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Denny Perkins has just fin-

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old catching, skinning and sell-
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works for his dad working on
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so this course was imperative for
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that right now his dad's equip-
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he is hoping to get a job with
Water Management on the C-43
Project in the summer or fall.
When asked what he plans to do
in the future he said he hopes to
take over his dad's business one
day and "Hopefully. do better
than him," and this training
course puts him one step closer
to doing just that.

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12 Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 22, 2007

CTST hears sheriff's Birthdays

December reports

Hendry County deputies wrote
156 citations in December, 32 for
speeding, five for DUI and worked
43 accidents that month. The
Community Traffic Safety Team
would like to see Florida Highway
Patrol and the sheriff's office team
up and do D.U.I. checkpoints.
Members would also like law
enforcement to send reminders to
bars about not letting people drink
and drive. HCSO Sgt. Barbara
Brown stated that Judge Jim
Sloan's pet peeve is to put a stop to
the sale of alcohol to minors. She
also said HCSO still needs crossing
guards for the schools. (
Florida Department of Trans-
portation's Debra Stallings was to
drive the Blue Flame (Buckle-Up
Car) in the SCF parade on Feb. 24.
Vince and Larry the car crash

dummies were also to make an
appearance in the parade with to
goodies give out.
County Engineer Shane Parker
told the group he is doing striping
around town and putting in rum-
ble strips at Cowboy Way and
Bridge Street, Cowboy Way at E.
SR 80, Birchwood Parkway, north-
side and southside, with mote
planned. Also, all major cross-
walks will have striping.
The next coalition meeting on
April 9 in Kissimmee, 34741 at
3501 West Vine Street (LaMirada
Plaza) from 9 to 2 P.M.
Watch for flyers for Earth Day in
the Park to be held Saturday, April
21, from noon to 4 p.m..
The next CTST meeting will be
March 1, at 1 p.m. Meetings are
held at the LaBelle Fire Station.

February22: Sonnie Harn, Don-
ald Jones, Patricia White, Vertis
Murdough, June Hall Elver, Carrie
Jenkins, Melanie Pittman, Casey
Sutson, James Barton Hull, Phillip
Henderson, Jacklyn Michelle For-
shee
February 23: Shirley Walker,
Donna Doll, Elizabeth Minnis,
Richard Robinson, Dave Lyons,
Stacie Gaskins, Kacy Shea Stock-
man, Aaron Gunsby, Sr., Walter
Fletcher, Christian Ruark
February 24: Nancy Stingley,
Scott Nelson, Danny Woosley,
Kimberly Pendrey Jenkins, Lonnie
Grillo, Kenneth Smith, Dennis
Edgar, Burk Basquin, Billy Rapp,
Hunter Latham, Scott Piper,
Amanda Burchard, Barbara
Teston, Sofia Rodriguez
February 25: Larry Anderson,
Cynthia Jackson, Blanche Sands,
Katherine Marten, Jessica Phillips,
Janie Crocher, Criselda Trevino

February 26: Robert Greer, Dick
Sargent, Dorothy Rice, Terrie
Pearce, Linda Hayes
February 27: Christer Gibsen,
Jack Lehman, Frank Marroquin,
William Palmer, Billy McDaniel,
Scott Frank, Mary Ann Gillis, Willo-
dene Harris, Mozetta Johnson,
Soila Rodriguez
February 28: Allen Browning,
Anna Davis, Thomas O'Ferrell,
Catherine Palmer, Lenora Greer,
Max Davis, Mary Durno, Glen Cut-
shall, Jerry Rosario, Chris Confes-
sore, Erwin Jackson, Alan
McDaniel, Jennifer Sheltra, Tom
Gauss, Lek Phillips
February 29: Cheryl Murray, P.J.
Crews, Marilyn Teal, Hector Santia-
go
March 1: Cecil Evans, John
Rimes, Charles Walker, Patricia
Jones, Linda Ruble, Brad Marcum,
Debra Rhodes, Patricia Finch, San-
dra McClenithan, Tony Harris

Scripter gets masters
Matthew J. Scripter of Muse
graduated with his Master of Sci-
ence in Biological Sciences with
Marine Biology option from Flori-
da Institute of Technology in
December. He is also a LaBelle
H.S. graduate and Edison College
grad.
Presently he is teaching (lectur-
ing) Biology I at Florida Tech. He
has been accepted into the PhD
program at Florida Tech. and will
be doing his research there.
He is also a volunteer at Palm
Bay H.S. as a wrestling coach.
Matthew's parents are Marvin
and Faith Scripter. Matthew J. Scripter

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1362 Thigpen Road
LaBelle, FL
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Office: 863.674.1300
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P.O. Box 187
Alva, FL 33920
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and "Bling Bling"
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(Across from Burger King on SR. 80)
863.674.1365
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Granite Markers
Of all Kinds

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LaBelle, FL
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699 Hwy 80 West
LaBelle, FL

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(863) 674.1333

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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Ceilings, Walls, Floors
OFFICE (863) 675-5919
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80 North Bridge Street
LaBelle, FL 33935
863/675-6400
Fax: 863/6 2-0250
Cell: 239/246-3094
Mark C. Schoenwald.
Certified Estate Specialist
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land clearing or other jobs?
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Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 22, 2007 ,o

Almanac

Movie Night
Movie Night at Good Shepherd,
a Lenten series, begins on Tues-
day, Feb. 27, 6 p.m. at Church of
the Good Shepherd, located at the
corner of Collingswood and Euca-
lyptus in Port LaBelle. The aim is
to see contemporary movies
through Christian eyes, and dis-
cuss what messages people might
receive from a particular film.
Each evening will begin with a
simple supper followed by the
film. For further information call
863-675-0385.
Gospel sing
There will be a gospel sing on
the Feb. 23, at 7:30 p.m. at the
Believers Fellowship Church in
Okeechobee. Bring your music
and come ready to sing.
Can't sing, just come any way
and join us for a good old gospel
sing.
All are welcome.
VFW Post 10100
The VFW Post 10100 ladies
auxiliary located on Hwy 29 South
will host a Beef and Noodle dinner
on Friday, Feb. 23, from 5 p.m.-til.
Dinners are $7.
The dinner is open to the pub-
lic. It is smoke free dining. Come
and enjoy a home cooked meal.
Saturday, Feb. 24, there will be a
barbecue rib dinner served from

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11:30 a.m.-till. Dinners will be
$7.00. Come and enjoy.
Historians to meet
The regular meeting of the
LaBelle Heritage Museum will be
Thursday, March 1, at 7 p.m. at city
hall. The program will be present-
ed by Jim Mathison of Alva, a
retired postal official, who will
give history, data and little known
information on our postal system.
Come find out why and how
we're charged for what.
April's program will be on the
beliefs and teachings of the Kor-
shen Unity, a sect originally from
Chicago that came to Estero in the
1920s. They believe we live in the
interior of the earth. Please plan to
attend April 5.
Foster parents needed
The Children's Network of
Southwest Florida will hold an ori-
entation on "How to become a
Foster Parent/Adoptive Parent" on
March 8, at the Department of
Children and Families, 485 East
Cowboy Way, at 6 p.m.
The Children's Network of
Southwest Florida serves as the
lead agency to oversee foster care
and adoption services in Collier,
Lee, Charlotte, Hendry and Glades
counties. Children's Network of
Southwest Florida has partnered
with Family Preservation Services,
Lutheran Services Florida, and the

Florida Baptist Children's Home to
recruit more foster families in our
five county regions.
For those interested in becom-
ing a foster/adoptive family, please
call 1-800-89FAMILY.
Pork roast dinner
There will be a "Women on
Missions" pork roast dinner on
Saturday, March 3, at the First
Baptist Church Social Hall on 330
N. Main St. from 4-6 p.m. Eat in or
take out. Ask about delivery.
Tickets are $7 per person from
the church office or call Merileen
at 612-0247, Dee at 675-7874 or
Thelma at 675-1653. Deadline for
tickets is Feb. 23.
Proceeds will go to aid local
missions.
Gardeners to meet
The LaBelle Garden Club will
meet Monday evening 7 p.m.
February 26 at the Dallas
Townsend Center for a real treat
from the Key West Butterfly Con-
servancy.
Church of the
Good Shepherd
The Reverend Alan Kelmereit
announces that Ash Wednesday
services at the Church of the
Good Shepherd begin at 9:30
a.m. and 7 p.m. Observe the
beginning of Len with commun-

ion and a reminder of your need the Chamber at 675-0125. They
for spiritual preparation for the will need to collect the contribu-
celebration of Jesus' resurrection tions no later than March 2. Peo-
on Easter Sunday. The church is pie who donate will have their
located at the corner of name recognized by over three
Collingswood Pkwy. And Euca- hundred folks, hoping to be the
lyptus Blvd. in Port LaBelle. Call lucky bidder.
675-0385 for additional informa-
tion. Historians to meet

Come to gospel sing
On the 23rd of Feb. at 7:30
p.m. at the Believers Fellowship
church in Okeechobee, bring
your music and come ready to
sing or join them for a good old
gospel sing. All are welcome.
Church of God
Hamburger Sale
The Church of God will have a
hamburger sale on the day of
Swamp Cabbage Festival on Feb.
24, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. at the
LaBelle Church of God located at
590 E. Hickpoochee. The meal
will be $6.00.
Chamber of Commerce
Dinner/Silent Auction
The LaBelle Chamber of Com-
merce Annual Giveaway/Din-
ner/Silent Auction will be held on
March 17. This year the theme is
"Go for the Green."
If you would like to donate an
item for the auction please call

The regular meeting of the
LaBelle Heritage Museum will be
Thursday, March 1, at 7 p.m. at city
hall. The program will be present-
ed by Jim Mathison of Alva, a
retired postal official, who will
give history, data and little known
information on our postal system.
Come find out why and how
we're charged for what.

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HRMC now provides

MRI services

By Glenda Wilson, HRMC
Hendry Regional Medical
Center, in an effort to improve
access to high-tech diagnostic
imaging, is pleased to
announce that it now offers MRI
services. The new, state-of-the
art GE MRI 1.5T High-speed
unit will be available every
Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m.

MRIs can greatly assist your
doctor in detecting and diagnos-
ing diseases and other prob-
lems in their early stages by cre-
ating detailed images of internal
bodily structures. Please have
your healthcare provider call
Hendry Regional Medical Cen-
ter, your County Hospital, at
863-902-3061 to schedule an
appointment for your MRI.

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Li. Real Estate Brokers
LaBelle, I,
863-675-4550

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1251-6A Taylor Lane
Lehigh Acres, FL 33936
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E-mail: soniarios@aol.com
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Lic. Real Estate Broker

HIGGINS
TREE SERVICE
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Trimming & Removal
Stump Grinding
Land Clearing'
Excavator Work
Prompt Free Estimates
Licensed and Insured
863.675-3955
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INSURANCE

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13 Missouri St. Suite A
LaBelle, FL
(863) 675-1880
Like a good neighbor,
State Fnarm is there.

LEHIGH
MORTGAGE INC
1000 Lee Blvd #303 Lehigh Acres
100% Financing Available
Refinancing & Debt Consolidation
Reverse Mortgage
Se Hablo Espanol Equal Housing Lender
863-612-5159
239-303-2180
Ask for Julie

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Corner of Hwy 80 &
45 South Riverview
LaBelle, FL 3393.5
863-675-2718
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TREE SERVICE
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863-675-0403

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239-728-5481

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LABELLE, FL
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Mel King
SLicU Real Estate Broker

Cynthia Miller
I Licensed Wedding Professional
Drincinive, Elegant, Memoranen
Wedding planning and coordination
in the Southwest Florida asra.
Full service, vendor assistance and
hourly packages available.
FRBE INITIAL CONSULTATION
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NEW CONSTRIILTION
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863-675-1973".
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or selling, give us a cal
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238 N. Bridge St. laellel, F1. 33935
863-675-868
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DRILLING, INC.
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Keith Dermody
Licensed & Insured
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COUNTRY HOMES &
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ic, Real Estate Broier
Office: 863-612-0551
Fax: 863-612-0553
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863-675-0500
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property management
rentals sales
CINDY L. ALEXANDER
UIC. R L TATE BROKER

BARNES TREE
SERVICE
TREE TRM & REMOVAL
SHRUB & BRUSH
TRIM & REMOVAL
SIUMPGRV0ING & RBEv cAL
FENC UNE&LANDCLEARNG
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863-234-1230
OR
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Integrity Window
Cleaning Service
Homes & Offices
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April's program will be on the
beliefs and teachings of the Kor-
shen Unity, a sect originally from
Chicago that came to Estero in the
1920s. They believed in the interi-
or of the earth. Please plan to
attend April 5.
Foster parents needed
The Children's Network of
Southwest Florida will be holding
an orientation on "How to
become a Foster Parent/Adoptive
Parent" on February 22, at the
Department of Children and Fami-
lies, 485 East Cowboy Way, at 6
p.m.
For those interested please call
1-800-89FAMILY.

14 Caloosa Belle, Thursday, February 22, 2007

Childcare of SW Florida helps since 1967

Child Care of Southwest Flori-
da, Inc., launched a year-long cel-
ebration of its 40th anniversary
recently by announcing that it has
served more than 100,000 chil-
dren with early childhood educa-
tion since the non-profit agency
began in 1967.
Child Care of Southwest Flori-
da, Inc., operates three child care
centers in Hendry and Glades
counties, including Children's
Garden of LaBelle on Highway 80
in LaBelle; Glades County Child
Development Center on Hendrix
Street in Moore Haven, and
Harlem Academy Day Care Cen-

ter in Clewiston. The agency also
provides services in Lee and Col-
lier counties.
"It truly is amazing the number
of lives we've touched over the
years," said Bill Robinson, chair-
man of the board of directors of
Child Care of Southwest Florida,
Inc. "Parents who received care
as children in our centers are now
adults with families of their own."
In addition to providing child
care in its 10 directly-operated
centers, Child Care of Southwest
Florida offers referral services for
families seeking child care, con-
ducts and coordinates training for

child care workers, and adminis-
ters the federal and state child
care subsidy program for parents
who cannot afford child care.
"We are very fortunate to have
the Early Learning Coalition of
Southwest Florida as our partner
for the past three years. By work-
ing together, we are realizing our
goal of providing high quality
early childhood education experi-
ences for children throughout
Southwest
Child Care of Southwest Flori-
da, Inc., launched its 40th
anniversary celebration with the
presentation of a cake at a meet-

ing of the Early Learning Coalition
of Southwest Florida,
which coordinates all early
childhood education efforts in the
four-county Southwest Florida
area.
Several activities are planned
by Child Care of Southwest Flori-
da, Inc., to commemorate the
40th anniversary, including a
party in Centennial Park in Fort
Myers in May and open houses in
each of the agency's 10 child care
centers.
For more information, call
(863) 675-8383 in LaBelle or (239)
278-1002 in Fort Myers.

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Submitted photo/Childcare of Southwest Florida
Early childhood education leaders celebrate Child Care of
Southwest Florida's 40th birthday with a cake at the Early
Learning Coalition of Southwest Florid meeting. (left to right)
Sabra Cecil, chairman of the Early Learning Coalition of
SWF; Barbara Saunders, executive director of the Early
Learning Coalition of SWF; Rhea B. Mike, executive director
of Child Care of Southwest Florida, Inc., and Bill Robinson,
chairman of the board of directors of Child Care of South-
west Florida, Inc.

VISIT US ON THE WEB AT WWW.OAKREALTYINC.COM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT RENTALS SALES
CINDY L. ALEXANDER
LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKER
ASSOCIATES: EDITH HACKMANN
AND DON BURDICK
675-0500

REALTY
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RENTALS AVAILABLE NO PETS JUST LISTED IN THE CITY LIMITS
3/3/1 TWO MASTER SUITES Extra Space 3Bedroom/1.5Bath on Missouri Asking
$1,000/M. Off Gibson/Morse Shores in E. $179,900.
Ft. Myers. ON SUMMERALL RD. IN MUSE
3/2/1 IN PORT LABELLE $850/M on E. 3Bedroom/2Bath on 1 acre+ REDUCED to
Palomar. $146,900.
COMMERCIAL OFFICE SPACE $800+ DUPLEX ON 3RD STREET OFF BEL-
tax/M. MONT 3Bedroom/2Bath, new updates
LOTS STARTING AT $22.500 inside. Good Rental Income. Priced at
CALL THE OFFICE FOR MORE INFO $250000.
1.25+/- IN MONTURA, well, septic, and ON MARINER C
electric pole. Selling "AS IS" Asking Bedroo BatCar garage $125,000.
$69,900. Bedroom/lBath/ Car garage $125,000.
HOMES FOR SALE OFF PALOMAR 3Bedroom/2Bath/l. Car
JUST LISTED!I BRAND NEWII garage $172,500.
3Bedroonm2Bath/1 Car garage. On Sandy S. EDGEWATER 3Bedroon/2Bath/l Car
Circle- Asking $210,000. garage Reduced to $179,000 (Contract
REDUCED AGAIN BELOW APPRAISAL Pending)
PRICE!! 3Bedroom/3Bath, 1 Car garage, IN PIONEER PLANTATION 3Bedroom/2
over 1,900 sq. ft. living area. New roof and Bath on 2.5 Acres. Reduced from
A/C. In E. Ft. Myers. Priced at $235,000. $184,900.00 to $174,000.001

i 863 675 4550

e8 a Rodney Murray & Seth Howard
R Lic. Real Estate Brokers
State Co. Associates: Phil Lewis,
l Tamra Franco, Kyndel Murray

365 Acres w/3,000+/- ft. on Hwy 80 and 1,300+/-
ft. on Old River.
173 Beautiful oak filled acres with nice 2/2 home.
Fenced & cross fenced, cow pens. Can be subdivid-
ed. 441 platted lots. $3,400,000. Owner Anxious.
Very nice 3BR/2B brick home in Riverbend Estates.
Enjoy the large screened patio or the peace & quite
under the beautiful oaks. Only $349,900..
Very wF. ,- o
convl9ttf oUTv oa M 2L.ol"Lnf
Only $169,900.
3/2 on 2.6 acres completely fenced & cross fenced,
pole barn. $164,900.
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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675-1973
If you are thinking of bnuiing
or selling, give us a call!
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* Sweet as GIrndlla's house. Fronts ont a deep waterr canal
and just a few paddle strokes Ito tihe mouth I f the
Caltosahatchee River. This cozy older home s been
remtodleld and is rich in Ipersnalty with brick ireiplae,
screened porch ovedrlking the water, 2 car garage andi
more! $349900

SSEUER SAYS TO MAKE AN OFFER! Genuine Country
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* Perfection Has and Address! Immaculate in design:
endearing in chancter this Countnr stle 3/2 home of n
peerless quality inside and out. Nestled on lovely shaded .62
acre homesite. Call for the impressive details $349,900.
* New home under construction. A beautiful 3BR13B home
that will be finished in late ub: Lots of upgrades and lots of
room. $285,000.
* Immaculate new construction CBS home just built in 2006
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* 3BR/2B brick Rl i tMona nal loaded
with fish. Hoe 'a ceramic tile &
woodt laminate ( I M lun rch w/ jacui2i.
$225,000
* Fertile Finandil Ground! Plant your investment in this excep-
tional Duple. 2BR41B on each side & ideal l locate in town.
Very nice beautiful ard. Nice hanrest awaits you! $225,000
* Not all homes are designed alike. This 3Br/2b home lia:
an amazing level of li hbilitv! Enjoy the feeling of spacious-
ness in the living room and efamini rmom. The Kitclen & din-

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ing area were designed w/convenience & comfort in mind,
making your holid ,br' iornl ahle. The mas-
ter bedroom, is si ll rlal alk in closet &
spacious master haii"ve u deta~"ci s horme describes
perfection. See for ourself iodar.. $205,000
SNEW CONSTRUCTION HOME This 3BV2B home is a
dream come true. Features close to schools & shopping,
recessed lighting thru hoIme, mammoth siTed livinR noni.
lIage kitchen breakfast iar, uilt in mitctwave & tdish
a:sher. Priced at only $202,000.
* REDUCED this livable, l\c.thle 3BKR1IB CBS Ihome wth
4th Iedroon ut'oice iin iBellll I its. FeaturI.' include w:Ilk
in closet, ne ,r air conditioner. fenced tI ackhaisd, irt igaton
and a front deck to die tir. Only $200,000.
*lust Listed! 3BR'1.3B CBS home in Lael le. Fcltures
feticed backyard, ovecrsied lot, anid single ci ar gage. Seller
financing a:ilable wuli a pprot d credit t and subhstint.il
down pa;niment. Only $179,900.
* REDUCED! Solid Decision. Solid House! You'll be glad to
see this spacious 4BIV2B remodeled home. Glowing with
quality, from the new Hardy-Boardl siding to tile dtxxl
floors. AC, appliances, hot water tank. doors andt vanities
are all less than 2 oears old. New roof being installed. Call
today for this worry free home! $172,900.
* Siuper Dea.l fora Super Fatmiliy Spacious a32 wiih it-uitcid
U ONDEI CONTRACT
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Homes needs some work... but is priced to sell. $35,000
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* Bring the horses! This 2.5+,. acre mini est:ae makes relax-
ing easy wtith a 3BR12B manufactured home. Featuring
ceramic tile, textured walls & spacious kitchen. Onhl
$179,500.

SNeed more liningg" room 2,152 sq ft of lu ntous lIng This
.iBr'2B home ot 10 +/- acres has it all, fron it spacious fanmi'
roloml wi tone fireplace, master suite w/ office. covered porch,
andl Ien mn fr orrtses. htis one is a steal @ only $450,000
* S/e will surprise you! 2BKl2B home on 10+,- acres is very
\ill kept and former module home. Features i warm conm-
foiitale living r(xmt a/ gas ircplace, spacious kitchen. front
& real covered porches. $400,000
* Over I acres of beautifully scrubbxid and landscaped
grounds ire a fiutng intrnluction to a superb 3/ home! Huge
screened lnai, oversized carport, 2 sheds and additional stall
cnrortnAvorkslhop Plus pasture for kids pon! Wonrh calling
about quick! $199,900.
S2/1 home located on a generous-sized 1+ acre lot tucked
away on a quiet street. Oak trees create a back vard of
enchamting beauty. A must see! $165,000.
* Relax the rural way! Situated on 1.25 acs in growing
Montura, beautiful new 2006 3/2 manufactured home with
imer 1100 >.q ft of living .irea re,.idv for occupancy SELLU.ER
FINANCING .AV.AILALE $139,900
S3BK,.2B manufactured home features a split foor plan.
\iulted ceilings, spacious kitchen w/island, fenced yard and
lots more. Priced at only $130,000.
* REDUCED! Charming Famil Friendly 4/2 home on
.78 acre! Thoughtful design with split floor plan, beau-
tifuil kitchen, and lavish Master bath. Bring you family
to Country coziness! $127,000.
*REDUCEDI REDUCEDI 3BR,2B home exceptional
inside and ourt Vaacrh the sunrise on front deck and
sunset on the ,0 nlnllo for even ne
with 1 acre fe es happy, large
workshop tfor In.Cb, tB for Mom! lust
$109,000.

SBest Ba.ainl for Miles! 3 beautiful secluded t acres at
ONLY $25,10. per acre! \ITH Pole Barn, Electric and sev-
eral wells! Call ASAP for showing! $875,000
SLocanion with a Future! 1700 Ft. Denaud. 6.39+/- cres

already zoned RGI. Surrounded by upscale subdivision.
Ripe and Ready for developer. $800,000.
* Wanted: Creative Buyer because this property is too spe-
cial to build just the ordinary. 14+/- acres with pole barn, 2
wells, fenced. This exquisite homesite is only $499,900,
* 3.74+i/-acres of tranquility. Suitablefor site builtor manu-
factured homes. Located in Ft. Deanaud Acres. Only
$165,000.
* 5+/- acres in Pioneer Plantation. Suitable for site built
home or manufactured. Only $140,000.
* 13+/ acre o Sears Rd. Only
$132,000. OS L
* Uncramp yourself on this spacious 2.5+/- acres on Evans
R A .d.-I ..: [..... d f-A li-t...r. ,,dM .A-Mh- t..

Rd. with a pondU and IIILenced livestock. SoU ay goodbyeUU t
city pressure and enjoy the country $128,000.
* 2.5 acres on Case Rd. cleared and ready for your dream
home only $125,000.
* 1.84+/- acre located offJacks Branch Rd. in Muse. This
property has lots of oaks, pines and palm trees. Perfect for
the nature lover Priced at only $85,000. Seller Financing!
109 cleared homesite in Montura Ranches. ONLY $29,900.
* Call for prices on all our Montura Listings!

SDrp dead gorgeous! If you're looking for the dream lot for
your new home look no further. Located in the sought after
Belmont S/D in LaBelle. This .37+/- acre is truly a dream come
true. Only $49,900.
* .29 +/- acre in Belmont S/D. Priced to sell at only $54,500.
Possible seller financing.
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* Call about our Port LaBelle lots!

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* POTENTIAL COMMERCLt Location of a Lifetime!
Generations \ill file past well-traveled location of this 8+/-
acres on SR 80 in Atha. Over 1,000 ft. of road frontage and 3
existing entrances off of SR 5. Cleared with well and elec-
tric. Time's on your side in this investment! $2,750,000.
SPrime 20+/- acre potential commercial parcel located
near West Glades Elementaryin Muse and just minutes away
from downtown LaBelle. $3.50 per square foot.
. Beautiful .-5"c, i3 lo w n$90ow0n LaBelle
wi'great potential r U efn lex or single fam-
ily w/a possihility o rezoning tousiness. $119,900.

40 + ACRES IN FELDA ,ith quick GREAT DEVELOPMENT OPPOR- LOCATION WITH A BRIGHT LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
and eao\ mY I1.:. S lh'9 i4i + TUNTTY Iih n'S ,. r o. uin.llirtl FUTUREl ThI 4A + i- tIl. ..ne I I' r ri.nil u .il ri.,', I calcji in the
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onel lot ollf S.. 78. Walking distance to River Front
Palk. OIat Ramip near lby, l.ndscaped, Wooded Yard
with Larige fi'ont and hickl tIch. Building in back
was used as lbusinscss office. (;rcit Olpportunities
$185,000 MLS/ 200607400

HOME ON 1/2 ACRE with cathedral ceilings.
restful getaway, in the country, Good investment
property... $79,000. MLS#200706393

BEAUTIFUL 3/2 CBS HOME, cathedral ceilings,
large master bath. covered patio, like new: home.
selling under appraisal value. must sell!!. bring
offers... $215,000.00 MLS# 200664415

TWO ACRE LIVE OAK LANE HOMESITE.
Beautiful 2.06 acre +/- homesite, a perfect place
to build your dream home. The lot is partially
cleared, and new homes are being built neatr-y.
Close to shopping and schools. Beautiful oak
filled lot. A must see! $185,000 MIS# 200682900

REDUCEDII 3'2 MalnufactureCd home LOCIAED

MANIIUACIUIIRED HOME ON 2.5 ACRES Im com-
munity of 'ionecr IPlantatir Iloe ihas large oaks and
is loictedr on a quiet paved sticc. Metal roof on home
was replaced 6-23-06. Additional room on rear of home
had roof replaced 12-17-03 and lhas a rear entry with
disability access. Exuta featuirs include a 42'x 8' mobile
structure used for storage, 6'-3 x 6'-5' Iumpt house, a
detached 2 vehicle carport, a 10' x 12' Heritage Shed
and a loss Wtilcr conditioning system. If quiet and
country is what you're looking for, this could be it.
llnome being sorl AS IS will right to inspec.t $175.000,
MIS 200665036

BOATER'S TAKE NOTICE. This 2-bcdroomi &
1/2 lbath home sis oin 65ftl of a deep freshwater
cEin: l with ilicctl acics to tile Ilutrcoastal
\VWaluS I.ivl.iiig area is oni scncitd fIloi with large
wrap around scr'ccnuld Ihalctny overlooking
liihrky Crocl Caiul audI your private dlock. A
MUST SIE FOR TilI SERIOUS 1BOATI!I
$349,900. MI.S 200632282

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2 1/2 ACRES OF RURAL LAND IN PIONEER
PLANTATION, Own your own ranchette. Hores, cows
or other farm animal's okay. Easy drive to Florida's East
or West coasts for that weekend get-a-way or your own
secluded home site.2 1/2-Acre lot next door is available
also. $71,900 MLS 200677136

PRICE REDUCEDI 3Br/2Ba home in excellent condi-
tion in a deed restricted community on a Greenbelt.
Carpet, vinyl, walls, and cabinets like new. New roof in
2005. 2 car garage with half bath and workbench.20 x
10 screened back porch overlooks fruit trees. Irrigation
well supplies plenty of water to keep the shrubs, lawn,
and fruit trees in excellent condition. City water and
sewer for home use. New Price $182,900 MIS
200685745
COUNTRY SETTING FOR YOUR NEW HOME! 2-5
acre parcels being sold as one 10 acre homesite.
Located approximately 18 miles east of LaBelle. The
second parcel address is 13764 Tangelo Ave. Easily
accessible to Clewiston as well. As the growth happens
you can retain your own peace and serenity. Bring your
kids and animals! $240,000 MLS# 200700457
GREAT INVESTMENT! Property on Hwy 80 in Alva.
These 4.15 acres is surrounded by Hwy 80 to south,
Sawyer Lane to east and South River Road easement
to the north. Property currently has cattle grazing.
Taxes are based on Ag-2 status. Potential
Commercial! $1,400,000. MIS200633749
HIDDEN TREASURE OF YESTERYEAR. This old
Florida home is a fixer-upper but what a rare find.
3/4 acre corner lot with some of the most beautiful
oak trees in the area. $185,000. MIS 200707381

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238 N. Bridge St. LaBclle, Fl, 33935 863-675-8868
Lisa Andrews Lic. Real Estatc Broker
Associatcs: Sandra AleNander, Linda Dcl'lc Da% k'
Roxamia Cisneros, Ke\ in Nclson, Nhon,
Brittam Kinlic\' stao Patc, DII'l\ Pale
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* $159,900 Price Reduced New 3BD/2BA home. This
home features a split floor plan and the kitchen has a morn-
ing room.
* $176,700 2BD/2A ELxcellent vacation or starter home
on a corner lot in Port LaBelle. Spacious living room and sep
rate dining room. Screen enclosed font and back lanai. Lot
has a separate workshop and tree house great for kids.

* 91'9. u)0 L.-. h,,' *1 1 '. I h ,.a.': Th, I,..,,,,- l.-
tures new paint inside and out, new carpet, new roof, new a/c
and more. Home also has a 34xl2 screened lnai. Backyard
has fruit trees galore. Call today for your appointment.
* $189,900 Price Reduced! New 3BD/2BA home on a
beautiful lot, This home features a split floor plan. The
kitchen has an island with an extra sink and more. Don't let
this one slip by!

* $2 19 i) 0 .,- ,u r.. : . ,b r ;: i M ,- ,.h , '. :
This home features a split floor plan. Living area with fire
place. Master bath with garden tub and dual sinks. Carpet
and tile throughout. This is a must see!
* $220,000 Belmont Subdivision well thought out split

floor plan in0 l'C. lots.Ne N
carpet, Tile, tures iant coT it iini and out.
* $235,000 New 3BD/2BA upgraded plumbing figures.
New cabinets and countertnops in kitchen ant badithno .
Carpet and ceramic tile throughout. New security system
installed with 3 years monitoring senice paid by seller.

* 2.1 ,(" 1K u l': ,,- *BL, i i,,,,,. ,,., ,,I ,- .,, ,,,in
backs up to a greenbelt in highly sought after Unit 102 across
from the Ranchettes. New homes on the street and the
nerghborhtxxl i r groin rapidll, within n o altking listmane to
tilure school and conitnuinny centlcr Donil'i \v.au on his onei
* $350,000 5BD/BA Honme on 1.25+/.acres in lehigh.
There is room for the whole funil:y 'Th home features stain-
less steel appliances, fireplace, master bath has a jacuzzi tub,
his and her sinks. Above ground pool & a slhed for storage.

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* $4II 9Q T .11 1 i fl'. lfi 'if L i l ii, 'j .,
Hickory kitchen cabinets w/solid surface counter tolps& new
fixtures, wood flooring, new carpet in the Lnai & many more

. 465,000 Price Redu ed! 4,BD/RA, me on I-. ...... r.
* $465,000 Price Reduced! 4BD/3BA Home on 1+/- acre.

Home has vaulted and coffer ceilings, a sound proof studio,
moveable island in the kitchen, and an above ground pool.
Call trxhy for an appointment.
* $795,000 Custom 2005 3BD/2B home on 3.71+/- acre
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MOBILE HOMES:
S$69,000- 3BD/2BA mobile home in Otona. The mobile
home is parialy furnished. The lot is surrounded in beauti-
ful palm and oak trees.

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.14+/- acres in The Moore haven Yacht Club a 55+ commu-
nity This home features a Florida room, open lani, and
attached caqrort. The adjoining lot is available fur $20,000.
* $185,900 Price Reduced 3BD2RBA Manufactured home
on 1.88+,- acres in Muse. Home features a split floor plan.
The living area has a fire place. R'11and septic rank are nerw
* $197,900 Immaculate 4BD/2M manufactured home
across form the river and boat ramps, many many upgrades.
A shed and irrigation. Call for info
* $229,900 NEW!! 4BD/3BA manufactured home on
2.40+/- Acres. Home features a fireplace, island in kitchen
and much more!!! Don't let this one slip by!
* $300,000 3BD/1BA mobile home in Muse which sets on
5+/ acres. Features a new well and oof. Property is also
fenced with a shed and a pond.

* 2BD/2BA Home $875.00/Month
* 3BD/BA Home $1,200/Month

TOP.QUALTYNEW CONSTRUC-NW 3,038 TOTAL SQ FY IN THIS SPA- YOU GOT THE FAMILY WE GOT
'flO W [LAUREL OAS. Sp- CIOUS SPLIT FLOR PLAN HONIF 'TU4
CB hmfiu de4gned tor COrfdrinan d SIONS. This.3 bdiT~bo study b M IJST BUILT FOR ENTERLANING. Lhr'l eying roor hinnd Fa xrmidy on
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chrihnspxwaus kau d-jen, large Ur. L l c u& splifrpl&4*1, o bmi et d-lo f fMf can mt Ids
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cratsuon phase and -see .lt n qui mh dMOM $29d9,20oe

WATERFRONT HOMES
3BR'tBA RIVERFRONT HOME in ex.tellent icnd.ui.tn Ion
1 7'5+ .- a FreatuLies i2. l'29 q it under ai. ,l'iie. sitt..iget
luIlm. living i:,'rrm r.ilth ,ulted vp ctss tlirt:. i.edii linit.
cloIets. and tull indictt. [hai llc i i n let i 'rei, LtIcm .Il .a ..
uuLilin l e srvLenJ Inl I'ulr pi. nteled a\tienm i r.ud IJinintl te
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15kR Jnd llice i'tpetin haa, a iamp, ,...,.k' .ni IS It nI
ii-r ht..ntjage Manicured groiur, d $1,200,000
SUNSETS, BOATS ;nd deep i.arer dIck al3r.g i.'nh ,
3BR2B.\ LBS hlime -.n i 15+ j. .. $799,000
PANORAMIC 1VEW'S iI Lhe CaluosaihJtchee Riet await.1
\iu in trhis 311? B 51.\ h,,me 'ih an veit ired pm i.ne bt.a
dock Coi'Tmmunm\ p.i.1. boat ramp. & ternni coui t.
$749,000
UPGRADED 3BR 2B.A HOME FEATURES 1P It .I un-ie
IrotrnL. e Cuinser\ end li.rated u\ithin I mile if m ir.ia.
restaulani, and iln t cuuil e $599.900
ENJOY AFFORDABLE RIVER ACCESS ,illi this
iBR 2'LB hrm ie, is\ i.gable tieek tiler% direct I.Lte-.c, to he
C.dl..lihatlll hete RJei $1349.000

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MAKE THIS 200 FT. OF RIVER FRONTAGE YOURS. RIIRI'RROm DUELIOPMLNI POrNTI\ ,,I
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inert I.i, .itte', li...in CR 7t 95,000 '. ., , '.'"
240 FT OF NAVIGABLE CREEK FRONT. River le rs,. 5,900.o00
iI\c .it-.es'. .indJ dhck pet innt Deed re ti d COnlnnitl, 39,C. OAK PI.NL lON ,..roii. I ..,, .I .11. i.
+ . $ 29.00 0 0, ,I ,, i,...., ....... I .. . .,1... ,,. ...,1 ,
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RANCHETTES. 2 '53 +, .a. ti desirable dered itslluctd l.1.Ou.OOO
,ilmunimit\r $425,000 INCOMI PRODIUCING ORAGI 6CRO. ... .I C
TAKE IN THE BEALITY OF THE RIVER tiun this '2. 88 ur'""" ". "'. ,,, '. '" ".."". '"'"
+ at( lioe itc in Pt I LaBelle Rancheltes. 200 ft oIf greenn- I' Ir"i"u $12.100 per ac
bell betic n n hhine site and liver, boat docks all ,ed 31 , ,- '1 .". i'" "" '"
h1,0 "",: $ iii m 1 """" "". I" . '"
$4 10.000 :1,, 1. 1uo.o
.31 + AC. ON THE CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER!! This' Ou H.AMMOt K. OPRI s ANI P.1 MI lio ,,
ic iidti .il h.,lii.mesit l la been clei ed and bou.,t. .i beIj l ,1,, n,.," + r.. ,,,i .....i .. ii ......
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teilainte grit- \itu .i idi and vards it green StarI bhinldinr 10 ..rt ..11 ..... ......I i I....... i ,,........
trda\ l $379.000 I ......u i, 3u..UO PR .\C
GORGEOUS CUL-DE-SAC LOT ufTeir ,ipbIrx. 175 It f "ul .. .L.. I,..,,.... L,.. ,,, I. ........,,, I ., .. ..
ite I.)Iii,igeT .iind i-ra-i.n ol priac\ $250,000 S10.000 ,
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30 +/-AC. OF IMPROVED paisture witl woo(leti paticli-
i,.i'.m Ir,. 'i. Ilu, 350.000I I ,.I '" '' h,.." ... I ,,.I ,,,' iio uI ses.
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$19,990
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15+/- acres on N. River
Road groves. 5 acre
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RIVERFRONT FLORIDA STYLE 2 STORY HOME on Ft Denaud
Rd. 3/3.5 with huge wrap around porch. All bedrooms have full
baths, first floor master suite has French doors leading to an
officenursery Home sits on a beautiful oak filled 2.64 acre site with
228 feet of river frontage and a grove of producing orange and
grapefruit trees. Property maybe split into 2 riverfront sites.
1,100,000.
REDUCEDII 2 STORY HOME ON 2.5 ACRES in the coveted Port
LaBelle Ranchettes. Located on the river side, with only a greenbelt
between you and the Caloosahatchee Intracoastal, build your boat
dock in the safe harbor of the Army Corp maintained waterway Live
in the country just seconds from the heart of LaBelle, horses wel-
come. $595,000
BRAIrTIII MANICIIRID ANMIIACTIRED HOME on almost
1 Ac of Riverfront' 4Bed/2Ba + Den. Features include cathedral ceil-
ings, stone fireplace, master suite with jetted tub, and detached
garage with workshop, fantastic views from every room $325,000
5O FT PRIVATE DRIVE leads to epansive 6.7 acres with 470+/. Ft
of riverfront located dose to town. Build close to the waters edge
with almost virtually no Corp. Easement $2,190,000.
RIVERFRONT 5 ACRES with 215+/- feet of frontage. High eeva-
tion reveals spectacular views. $895,00 REDUCED
RIVERFRONT 1.15 ACRE homesite on prestigious Fort Demud
Rd. $450,000 REDUCED
PROTECTED lHARBOR iustone lot in off the main channel of the
Caloosahatchee terway Buildyourdream home underthe scenic
oaks in this park like setting. Located in Caloosa Harbor S/D.
$450,000
LOT AND LAND
518 ACRE HUNTERS PARADISE Old Floida at its best Enjoy
the tranquility of the wild life and natural habitat with several gor-
geous oak hammocks a beautiful creek and several ponds. nItke
deeg wild hogs, leave evidence of their presence on the property
$4,777,500D.
DEVELOPMET POTENTIAL 25 acres plus on Ft Denaud Rd. Pair
up with available waterfront (priced independently) for an upscale
residential project. $150,000 per ace.
SECLUDED. HEAR TOURSELF THIN 20+/- sceswest d LABellr od rt
Thompson Road ptilyfiled ithfreshlydug pond and40plusioads fll fer
your use. $40,000.
PORT LABELE RANCHEmE located on Frontier Cr 2.53 Acres
back up togreenbelt area and horses are welcome Restricted to site
built single family residences. $265,000
OAK HAVEN 2 ACRES Oak filled in one ofLaBelle's most desirable
deed restricted communities. Complete with paved and lighted
streets. Ifyou're looking for quite seclusion and majestic oaks, this
is it $215,000.
SACRE TRACT located in Ortona. Enjoy the peace and quiet of
country living. Located on Wyman's Rd with easyaccess to SR78 and
SR 27. $200,000.
EXECUTIVE HOMESITE Gorgeous wooded 2 Acres. Make Live
Oak Lane your permanent address. Near town but seems like miles
away Enjoy the convenience and privacy $170,000.
PIONEER PLANTATION 2 buildable homesites on 5 total acres.

Paved road access. Appears high and dry $150,000.
Q9VE lIRD HOMESITE conveniently located in the citywith easy
access to SR 80. .75 Acre manicured and ready for your dream
home. Lots of oaks and maples. Was $105,000, reduced to
$79,0o00 fr qatk sale.
POIrT ulAME LOIS dose to new development area & manna.
Priced from $20,000 ad up. Call for inventory list Over 60 high
and drysites to pick from.
SlR F GINANMCING AVAILABLE with 20% down to qualified
buyer Port LaBele 1/4 ac. lot Many new homes under construction
in the immediate area. Asking $4,lO0.
Ie R, thnL r 11 in Horeshoe Acrc for mobile or site built
home. Ony $18,500

UXURY COUNTRI LIVING. Horses Welcomel Upgrades include
wood floom, stacked stone fireplace, granite countertops, stainless
steel appliances, crown moulding, skylight dormers, and top of the
line ceiling fans with decorative medallions. The caged pool features
spa jets, pavrs, and generous lanai. The 12 acres s every horse
lovers dream. It includes a large barn with 3 oversized stalls and tack
room with shelving as well as a fully irrigated riding arena and a
2444 workshop/office. Additional Acreage available, offers must be
contingent upon Glades County approval for property split
$695,000
20 ACRRI WITH OIDER HOME Metal roof, solid wood floors,
recently remodeled, new stucco, in Muse, all at the affordable price
of $529,000.

PEACEFUL 7rUIR SETrING BEAUTIFUL RIVERVIEWS
3340 square foot, custom built 3BR/3BA home includes granite
counters, wood and tile flooring and top quality appliances. The
garage is built with a workshop between and is insulated and pre-
plumbed for future guest quarters. The buildable lot North of the
home is included. $495,000.
RUSTIC CEIM HOM REDUCED 4BR.5BAon 2.5 oak filled acres,
in ground caged pool, horse barn and dog pens are just some of the
existing amenities. Newgalralume roof. t29$,000.
COUNTIR Qgi T living on +/- acres. Spadous great room concept
wAreplace3BA/2BR office, propertyfeatures large seemed prchr & a
detached ple ban w/adosed workasop. $19%00f REDUCED
3BR1BA HOME conveniently located within LaBelle city limits,
dose to shopping, schools, etc., new kitchen, A/C and duct work.
$189,500. REDUCED
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comer lot New kitch5i b U6l" l r plans in Pt LaBelle,

Architecture, this one's foryou. $169,900.
WANT A LARGE YARD? Here is a .5 A well shaded & beautifully

AFFORDABLE CBSwith maintenance free vinyl siding. 4BR +
den/-B $99,900.
CLEAN AFFORDABLE 1/2 MANUFACTURED HOME on over-
sized lot with beautiful shade trees on paved road just off SR29
South. Only $79,900.
INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIAL
RIME CORNEA with apprc 590 ft on well raveled Cowboy Wayand
520 ft. on Elm St The front 2.7 Ac are zoned light Industrial with the
remaining 4 ac zoned Heavy Industial. Great opportunity for lex space
development. Easy access to SR 29 and SR 80 located across from the
StateAttomey's Office and dose to LaBelle Airport. $2,700,000.
COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 4 ac. located approx 1 mile west of
Cowboy Waywith 800 lineal ft on Hwy 80. Directly across from the
proposed future Wa-Mart location. $1500,00.
FUTURE 1AND USE COMMERCIAL Currently zoned transition-
al, 650 ft. Hwy 80 frontage, turn lane and 2 DOT approved accesses
make this 4.4 acre parcel desirable. $1,200,000.
2 ACRES OF MIXED INDUSTRIAL USE with 176 ft. on prominent
CowboyWay Asking $915,000.
IGHT INDUSTRIAI 46S AC with 2400 Sq, Ft. Steel Bldg
Excellent road access, just outside the city limits. Could be split
under current zoning. $819,000.
pIFAW INDUSTRIAI 1 AC SITE just south of the city limits.
IndustrialLoop SD. Easy access to both SR 80 and Hwy 29. Cleared,
filled and cuvertin. $289,000 REDUCEDI
PARD TO FIND HEAVY INDUISRIAI Builders acre on a paved
road. Industrial Loop S/D. $244,900.
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FEATURES OF THE WEEK ing distance to Downtown LaBelle, just East of
DESIRABLE LOCATION! 2BR/2BA Well Bridge. Great waterfront value! $550,000
maintained home offers an open floor plan SPECTACULAR RIVERFRONT PARCEL!
and eat in kitchen. Exterior features a Two buildable lots w/60' protected dock on
detached garage, above ground pool and new old river oxbow. Prestine views up river &
roof. $192,500 across to protected state owned land. Plus no
QUAINT OLD FLORIDA HOME located corps setback, approx. 200 ft. of waterfront &
within LaBelle City limits within walking dis- CHARMING 2BR/2BA CREEKFRONT situated on both the Caloosahatchee
tance of stores, banks and Barrn Park. gOME situated on more than a half acre cor- River(Inracoastal Waterway) and the old river
Feature s aks include large dining room and er lot w/large oak & citrus trees. Located on oxbow. $1,500,000
floors. Price large ding room and wood$138,000 Pollywog Point Rd. in Caloosa Estates & pro- ONE OF A KIND RIVERFRONTI This 12
loors. Price toSell! $138,00 videos the ultimate in privacy. Home features acre parcel has magnificent views of the
PRIME ACREAGE! 15+/- Acres in Felda new tile roof, new kitchen, ceramic tile and Caloosahatchee River. It features a boat dock
fronting on Hwy 29. Priced to sell! Call forwood floors in living area. $315,000 & 400 +/- feet of river frontage the
details WATERFRONT LOTS Intracoastal Waterway. $2,400,000
PRICED TO SELL! Home in the city w/many EXCELLENT LOCATION. Build your dream LOCATION. LOCATION. LOCATIONIIIThis
oaks. This 3BR/2BA features galvalume roof, home on this.84+/-Ac. on Pollywog Creek in 3+/- acre peninsula has over 700' of
new interior paint, open living area, eat in a lovely riverfront community. Property has Caloosahatchee River frontage with Hwy. 29
kitchen & open dining. Fenced back yard with some riverfront views w/ access to the access. Zoned C-2 your possibilities are end-
well for lawn irrigation & storage shed. Caloosahatchee River. $214,500 less! $3,300,000
$179,500 GORGEOUS RIVERFRONT This 1.04 acre HOMES IN THE CITY
WATERFRONT HOMES lot is wooded & located on County Road 78. AFFORDABLE AND WELL MAINTAINED
Build your dream home on this parcel & enjoy 3BR/2BA m'-,p t l office or pos-
endless views of the Caloosahatchee River. sible 4th bt i @ M Iter home or
Seller Motivated! Bring all offers! Price rental invesA .Jdl Ii .n city limits,
Reduced $325,000 completely fenced & priced to sell! Price
pEAUTIFUL RIVERVIEWS from this water- Reduced $89,900
front home site on deep-water river oxbow w/ CHARMING 2BR/2BA CEDAR HOME sits
private dock in place. Home site is located on oversized corner lot in the city. Features
WATERFRONT & PRIVACY AT ITS BEST! approx. 75 ft. from the main river. Permits are are vaulted ceilings, tile, French doors, fenced
This recently renovated 3BR/2BA home has in place to re-dredge oxbow. $499,000 back yard & extra storage. $199,900
beautiful Riverfront views. Fish from your own UNIQUE MULTI-FAMILY HOMES
private dock. (Permit in place to add new dockI N V E S T M E N T OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE, 2BR/2BA
w/ lift.) Priced to Sell!!! $499,900 P P 10 R T U N I T Y I on SR 29 situated on Vz acre. $99,500.
SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR NATURE 200'WIDE; DEEP WATER! 3BR/1BA IN COUNTRY VILLAGE, Nice
LOVERS This 2/2 CBS Home & Guest Private canal frontage less floor plan, tile through out. Priced to sell
mobile is on Jack's Branch w/ river access. than 600' to $110,000
This Unique property also has its own private Caloosahatchee River THIS 2BR/2BA IS SITUATED on a nicely
ISLAND. Gorgeous property is covered with Currently zoned for up to landscaped corner lot. The home offers a new
large oaks. Call for more details. This is a 12 units with sewer and galvalume roof, well and sprinkler system, spa-
MUST SEE. $375,000 UNDER CONTRACTwat. Prime location, wak- cious family room, screened porch and an

extra large master bedroom. $165,000 office/4th bedroom, walk in closets, brick
2BR/2BA UNIT WOULD MAKE a great paved deck and new roof in 2005. $310,000
rental investment or full-time residence. HOMES ON ACREAGE
Located on the first floor this condo features SPACIOUS MANUFACTURED HOME on
tile throughout (except bedrooms), new car- 5+/- acres. Property has pond, fenced, cleared
pet in bedrooms, new paint, solid surface & ready for your horses. This 4BR/2BA over-
counter tops & lanai. Comfortable living sized home features split floor plan, wood-like
awaits your arrival! $169,900 flooring in living areas & many extras! Price
APPEALING 2BR/2BA HOME LOCATED in Reduced $265,000
a desirable neighborhood approximately 5 3BR/2BA SECLUDED HOME nestled in your
miles West of LaBelle. Features include open own private citrus grove located on beautiful
floor plan, new metal roof, ceramic tile, fenced Ft. Denaud Rd. Well maintained manufactured
rear yard, and gorgeous curb appeal. Home home w/ open floor plan, vaulted ceilings &
recently painted inside and out is situated on walk in closets. Master bath features garden
a beautiful .25 acre lot. Move in ready! Seller tub & shower. $279,900
will consider trades! $187,000 iBR/1BA CBS HOME on 8.8+/- acres
iBRi2BAMANUFACUTED HOME located in fronting on paved road approx. 3 miles from
the Historic Ft. Deanud area. Situated on V town. Property is fenced & cross fenced w/
acre lot, fenced and recently remodeled. gorgeous oaks and horse stable. $490,000.
Price Reduced $175,000 HWY 78 FRONTAGE Over 12 acres w/ 2 liv-
3BR/2BA HOME. WELL KEPT & CLEAN! ing units. Homesteaded in 1893 by William
This home is truly a beauty from the inside Henry Whidden. It will be hard to find a more
out. Features: ceramic tile, bonus room w/ desirable site. A prime location in an area of
hurricane shutters, screened porch, alarm sys- proposed future development in beautiful
tern & spacious bedrooms & bathrooms. Well Fort Denaud. Features a 3/2 CBS home and
manicured corner lot w/rrigation system. A rental mobile home on 12.03 acres with mas-
must see! $189,000 sive old oaks and palms. Located approxi-
iBR/2BA CBS HOME W/POOL in Laurel mately 7 1/2 miles West of LaBelle with
Oaks, very desirable neighborhood w/ great frontage on Hwy 78 and Norris Road.
floor plan for a growing family. Property is sur- $900,000
rounded by lage oaks. Home/pool needs UNIQUE OLD FLORIDA ESTATE! 10,538 sq.
TLC, being sold AS IS. Price Reduced ft. under roof+ 2,585 sq. ft. pool & patio area!
$189,000 Exclusive pool home located East of LaBelle
IMMACULATE 3BR/1BA CBS HOME on 5 beautiful, oak- & citrus-filled acres
w/bonus room. Situated on a acre comer fronting on SR 80. Home features many archi-
lot w/ great curb appeal. Price includes addi- tectural details from vaulted ceilings & sky-
tional buildable lot. $219,500 lights, to Spanish tile flxoring. Custom floor
3BR/2.5BA CBS POOL HOME. spacious plan includes 3 master suites, private sitting
floor plan boasting over 2,000 ft. of a/c living rooms, French doors to large lanai, covered
space, large family room overlooking beautiful walkways, poolside rec room, IBR/1BA cot-
lap pool, patio and courtyard. Also features tage, twelve-bay workshop w/ garage, electric

gate entranceway, paved drive & completely
enced. One of a kind! $1,500,000
COMMERCIA/BUSINESS
SELLER MOTIVATED.,,BRING OFFERS!
Affordable Business Zoned Property! This
2BR/1BA home is situated on a high traffic
road in the city Just 2 blocks north of Hwy 80
and 1 block east of Bridge Street and sur-
rounded by local banks and businesses. Priced
to Sell! REDUCED $138,000
PRIME LOCATIONI Business zoned property
located in Downtown LaBelle. Perfectly situat-
ed on the comer of (HWY 29) Bridge Street
and Park Avenue, Iess than I block from the
Caloosahatchee River. 1,846 sq. ft. Historical
Florida-Style two story building fronts on
Bridge Street plus quaint office building
fronting on Park Avenue. $1,200,000
BRING YOUR BUSINESS TO THE HEART
OF THE CITY. This business zoned property
is located in LaBelle on busy Hwy 80.
Improvements include CBS building with a 44'
x 24' canopy. $399,000 UNDER
CONTRACT
INDUSTRIAL
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY! Excellent invest-
ment opportunity w/277' frontage on Hwy 29.
1.59+/- acres on corner of Hwy 29 & N.
Industrial Loop Road, 3 steel buildings-
(Warehouse-3,800 sq. ft.; shop 1,600 sq. ft.:
office building 2,520 sq. ft.) all currently
leased. $1,100,000
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ESTABLISHED IN 1984 THE GATOR BAIT
EPU has been a thriving business in the
Pioneer Community for many years. If you've
ever wanted to run your own Restaurant and
Lounge here's your chance. This quaint estab-
lishment comes fully furnished, completely
equipped kitchen & offers a great start otr any
entrepreneur. $174,500

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Wedding

Juan and Bianca villegas
Villegases celebrate
their wedding vows
Juan and Bianca Villegas were
wed on January 20, 2007, at Our
Lady Queen of Heaven Catholic
Church.
The groom is the son of Juan

and Genoveva Villegas. The bride
is the daughter of Felipe and
Sylvia Delgado. The new couple
will reside in LaBelle.
Juan and Bianca Villegas
would like to thank friends and
family for joining them on their
special day.

suomilea pnoTo/uienoa vvilson
Old Cypress gives to HRMC
Chris Shupe (President of Olde Cypress Community Bank)
presented Glenda Wilson, (Executive Director of the
Hendry Regional Medical Center Foundation) with a check
for $20,000 on Feb. 9. The Olde Cypress Community Bank
has pledged $100,000 to the Hospital Foundation within
the next five years. The funds will be used towards the
construction of the hospital's new Emergency Room,
Surgery Suite and Laboratory in Clewiston and also for
upcoming healthcare projects in LaBelle. Other companies
and individuals haes joined Old Cypress Community Bank
in making pledges to the Hospital Foundation, as they are
striving to improve healthcare opportunities in Hendry
County and continuing to "Give the Gift of Good Health."

Las Noticias en Espanol

Familia Pierde
A Su Hijo
Una familiar perdio a su hijo
cuando un monton de tierra le
cayo encima mientras el estaba
jugando en la yarda de su casa.
De acuerdo con el report de
la policia, al nifio lo vieron por
ultima vez a la 1:50 p.m. del 28
porque el estaba buscando a
alguien con quien jugar. Acerca
de las 4 p.m. la familiar empezo a
buscar el nifio alrededor de su
propiedad en Norte del Rio cuan-
do se dieron cuenta que parte de
un monton de tierra de 15 pies de
alto se habia caido. La chaqueta
del nifio y sus zapatos estaban
encima de un botecito pequefio
cerca del monton de tierra,
algunos carros estaban cerca
tambien. La familiar comenzo a
escarbar con palas y pronto pre-
guntaron a un vecino por asisten-
cia, despues de varias escarbadas
el cuerpo del niflo aparecio.
El padre corrio hacia la casa
para pedir ayuda de Emergencias.
El Teniente Joe Lee y el Capitan
Joe Johnson ayudaron a investi-
gar el incident. El Medico Exami-
nador dijo que el nifio murio por
asfixia.
William era el hijo de Holly
Ann Brogdon y Wlliam Lee Brog-
don. El estaba en la escuela de
LaBelle en segundo grado donde
siempre fue conocido como un
buen niflo.
Prevenga Heridas
Un hombre de edad 45 esta en
custodia de la policia despues de
dispararle a una mujer y acorralar
a los oficiales por mas de siete
horas y media el 8 de febrero. Ofi-
ciales de la policia recibieron
ayuda del Equipo Tactical de los
Condados Collier y Glades.
De acuerdo con el informed del
Alguacil la llamada se recibio alas
8:22 p.m. concerniente a un inci-
dente de vilolencia domestic,
todo parecia indicar de que
Joseph "Vaquero" Castelucci
quien se report intoxicado esta-
ba armado y barricado adentro de
su residencia. Ya habia hecho var-
ios disparos.
Una vez que los oficiales Ile-
garon ellos hablaron con Debra
Hernandez de edad 18 quien vive
en la casa con su madre Tami
Jackson y su tio Samuel David
Gray. Casteluccci el novio de su
madre tambien vive alli. Despues
de que ellos dos tuvieron un
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Tami varias veces en la cara con
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quedo inconsciente.
Debra dijo qlue despues de gol-
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amenazandola con un pistola
cuando ella estaba en la yarda,
entonces se escondio detras de
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disparo qlue iba director hacia ella.
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declaracion grabada del incident
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do de asalto agravado. Tami no
qluiso presentar cargos contra su
novio pero como viven juntos fue
acusado de violencia domestic.
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Auction 115+/- acres divid-
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BEAGLE- (M) 8 mos old,
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CAT, Large male, mature, very
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COON HOUND (m): Black &
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LAB MIX PUPPY: 13 weeks
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cation, Job Placement Assis-
tance; Associated Training
Services (800)251-3274
www.equipmentopera-
torcom.

Employment -
Fu1-Time 205
Employment -
Medical 210
Employment -
Part-Tme 215
Employment
Job Information 225
Job Training 227
Sales 230

$10 IS ALL THAT STANDS
BETWEEN YOU AND A GREAT
JOB WITH AVONII
Call Judy 863-677-0025
CALIFORNIA BOUND Bored,
Broke or just need a change
of pace? Full time travel with
highly motivated sales team
representing major publica-
tions. Must be 18 or older
and able to start today.
(866)350-2220.
"Can You Dig It?" Heavy
Equipment School. 3wk
training program. Backhoes,
Bulldozers, Trackhoes. Local
job placement. Start digging
dirt Now. Call
(866)362-6497 or
888)707-6886

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Metal Roofs, Re-Roofs, Roof Repairs
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Licensed & Insured License #CCC1325950
Member of the BBB
Office (863) 675-7045
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& Removal
Stump Grinding
Shaping & Topping

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TRAINEE OPERATOR
The City of LaBelle is accepting applica-
tions until position is filled for a Water
and Wastewater Plant Trainee
Operator. Applicants must have a high
school diploma or GED with a valid
drivers license. Must be detail oriented
and dependable. Interested persons may
pick up an application at LiBelle City
Hall, 481 Hwy. 80, between the hours of
8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday thru
Friday.
The City of LaBelle is a drug-free workplace and an
equal opportunity employer.

Maintenance Office Assistant
Citrus Processing facility in Clewiston, FL has an
immediate need for a Maint. Office Asst.
Responsibilities include administration of continuous
improvement process, parts inventory analysis, and
tracking maintenance measures. Candidate will be
proficient in Microsoft Office. Also prefer experience
with Microsoft Projects, Visio, MLS, SAP Results, and
Crystal. Need good organization, math, and oral/written
communication skills. Work with minimal supervision.
Position offers a full benefits package. Submit a
resume to HR Dept. @ 863.902.4185,
fax 863.902.4315, or
pphillips(asoutherngardens.com
Equal Opportunity Employer
CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
5 years experience minimum, A.R, A.R.
experience required. Send resume to:
Lodge Construction, Inc.
2161-A McGregor Blvd.
Ft. Myers, FL 33901
Attention Mike Dunn
Fax 239 332-0218 or
E-mail mike(lodgeconstructioncom

CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
Powerful lTruk Mount S)ystm
Residential, Commria, ,Auto and KRV
Ohtr 2t) v ars exrienct Ulensed aind insured
HANDYMAN REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE
Goa a job oo small for a conractcr!
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CONSTRUCTION, INC
Todd Prevatt ,
P.O. Box 202
Palmdale .

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-PREVENTION SPECIALIST-
Immokalee Seminole Reservation
MA/MS or MSW in Social Work,
Psychology, Mental Health or Family
Therapy. Minimum 2 years post
Bachelor experience in addiction
prevention. Addiction Prevention
Certification of CAAPP-1 or
equivalent. Valid FL drivers license.
Fax resume with salary
requirements to (954)967-3477.

CAD/GIS OPERATOR
The City of LaBelle is accepting applica-
tions for a full time CAD/GIS Operator.
Previous CAD/GIS experience is
required. Must be detail oriented and
dependable. Interested persons may
pick up an application at LaBelle City
Hall, 481 Hwy. 80, between the hours of
8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday thru
Friday. Closing date for this position is
March 2, 2007.
The City of LaBelle is a drug-free workplace and an
equal opportunity employer.

DELIVERY DRIVER/
WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR
Needed at Ben Hill Griffin
Fertilizer In LaBelle. Must
have CDL with Hazmat.
Excellent benefits offered.
Pay commensurate with
experience and ability. EOE
- DFW Call 863-675-7444
Find It aste. Sell It soon-
er In the clasefleds

Driver- CLASS-A CDL DRIV-
ERS- Now Hiring OTR & Lo-
cal Drivers- New Equipment;
Great Benefits; Premium Pay
Package. Call Oakley Trans-
port, (877)882-6537.
DRIVERS ACT NOWI 21 CDL-
A Drivers Needed *
36-43cpm/$1.20pm $0
Lease NEW Trucks CDL-A +
3 mos OTR (800)635-8669.

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CALOOSA R 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.
e-mail resume to:
jkasten@strato.net

L HENRY REGIONAL
MEDICAL CENTER
iWhere It'sAffaSout getting Better"

Fill time- medical Office MIaager
Hend Regional Medical Center has an opening for a Medical Office
Manager to overee a rural health clinic in Hendry Count
candidatee should hae a minimum of three years of medical office
management experience in a physician's office This position
requires sill in developing and maintaining efedive relationships
wih medical and administrive staff, patients, and the public

For questions regarding this position, please contact the Human
ResourcesDepartment at 863-902.3016, Please forward resume to
oali@hendrregional,org, or lax resume to 863-983-085,

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ASSISTANT COOK
(Immokalee Seminole Reservation)

Knowledge of food prep from state
approved menu. good work ethic.
Reliable transportation. HS diploma/
GED. Valid Florida Drivers License.
Previous experience in similar
environment. Excellent salary &
benefits. Fax resume to
(954)967-3477.

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PROJECT MANAGER
With 5 years experience in commercial
government market. 4 year BS/BA accredited.
Top salary, top pay. Send resume to:
Lodge Construction, Inc.
2161-A McGregor Blvd.
Ft. Myers, FL 33901
Attention Mike Dunn
Fax 239 332-0218 or
E-mail mike(alodgeconstruction.com
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CREW LEADER/FOREMAN
Needed for Irrigation Company to oversee
and run jobs. Experienced only need to
apply. Valid Drivers License Required.
Apply at 500 South Main Street, LaBelle.
No phone calls, please.

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Department of
SCorrections
An Equal Opportunity Employer

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

HENDRY CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION IS NOW
RECRUITING

CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS!!
Annual Salary:
Non-Certified $28,007.20 ($13.47 hr.) or Certified
$30,807.92 ($14.81 hr.)
Paid Vacation, Paid Holiday & Paid Sick Leave

Please contact Sgt. Barnhart/Officer Taylor Jean-Marie
@ (239)867-2107 or 2108

Hendry Correctional Institution is located at:
12551 Wainwright Drive, Immokalee, Florida 34142

Apply on-line at: www.dc.state.fl.us
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Immokalee Indian

Reservation

High School Diploma & C.D.A.
credential, 45 hours DCF training.
Experience working with children.
Ability to meet the Countys licensing
agent requirement. Florida Drivers
License, Class C or D with "P"
endorsement highly preferred.
Fax resume to (954)967-3477

Driver: DON'T JUST START
YOUR CAREER, START IT
RIGHT! Company Sponsored
CDL training in 3 weeks.
Must be 21. Have CDL? Tui-
tion reimbursement! CRST.
(866)917-2778.
Driver-BYNUM TRANSPORT
needs qualified drivers for
Central Florida- Local & Na-
tional OTR positions. Food
grade tanker, no hazmat, no
pumps, great benefits, com-
petitive pay & new equip-
ment. (866)GO-BYNUM.
Need 2 years experience.
Drivers -Car hauling career.
GREAT HOME TIME Excep-
tional Pay & Benefits! Paid
Training! Min. 1 yr. Class-A
CDL exp. req. THE WAG-
GONERS TRUCKING
(912)571-9668 OR
866)413-3074.
Earn Up to $550 WEEKLY
Working through the govern-
ment PT No Experience. Call
Today!! (800)488-2921 Ask
for Department W21
ELECTRICIANS & HELPERS
needed for industrial projects
at Big Cypress. Call
407-696-6042

Finance company Looking for
magazine rooms We will fi-
nance process collect High-
est commissions paid if you
have run a magazine room
and want to get started on
your own e-mail adam@ers-
ims.com fax (450)424-4979
Call (877)424-1430 x223.
GROVE HELP WANTED
TRI-BRITTON, INC., located
on County Rd 832 is tak-
ing applications for Farm
Tractor Drivers. Also need
ed is a Shop Helper. This
positions will include light
equipment maintenance,
keeping the shop straight
and general grove mainte-
nance duties. Apply at
Grove Shop located on
County Rd. 832, 6 miles
west of County Rd 833 or
14 miles east of State Rd
29. (239)860-9085
LOAN OFFICERS WANTED
Correspondent Lender is hir-
ing! No License? No prob-
lem! We offer leads,
aggressive pay, flexible
schedule, in house process-
ing, and more. Training
available. Lic# CL0702604.
Call (954)784-7172 x304.

NOT JUST MOWING!
Seek gardener to do it all:
pruning, weed control,
fertilizing.....and mowing.
Leave message at
863-675-3832
Post Office Now Hiring. Avg.
Pay $20/hour or $57K annu-
ally including Federal Bene-
fits and OT. (800)709-9754
EXT.5799 USWA Exam/Fee
Req.

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HELP WANTED
Activities Coordinator- Hendry LaBelle Recreation De-
partment. The Activities Coordinator will plan, organize,
direct & evaluate all recreational activities as directed;
ensure that all County policies, procedures and safety
regulations are followed at all times; perform related
professional and supervisory work as directed. Reports
to the Recreation Director.
Mechanic I Basic mechanic knowledge, experience as
an automotive service worker or Mechanic's helper pre-
ferred. This-position requires a class B driver's license.
Must have a High School Diploma or GED.
Highway Maintenance Technician I & II Maintains
highways, municipal and rural roads, and rights-of-
ways in safe condition. Knowledge in use of standard
equipment and hand tools used in field. Must have a
clean, valid Florida Commercial Drivers license, Class B
or higher with air brake endorsement.
Heavy Equipment Operator I This is skilled work in
the operation of public works equipment. Must have
two years experience in the operation of highway con-
struction and maintenance equipment similar to that of
assignment or any equivalent combination of training
and experience.
The positions are full time with medical benefits, retire-
ment, sick and vacation leave.
These positions will be open until filed.
Job description & applications can be obtained in
the Satellite Office in Clewiston and the
Courthouse in LaBelle in the HR Department.
Vet Pref. EEO. Drug free. Applicants needing
assistance in the application process should
contact the Hendry County Commissioners
HR department.

Pir1 HENDRY REGIONAL
S MEDICAL CENTER
in"liWt-e It'J-lsA6lout gettingA Cetter"
LPN I or II (FT,PT, Perdlem)
FL LPN Lic. & IV Cerll. Willing to work flexible schedule.
Full time ER RN IIIStaff/Supcrvlsor
Valid FL Ic. MIn 3 yrs exp.. ACLS. PALS req.
Perdlem RN Nursing Supervisor
Valid FL RN lic. 5 + yrs. clinical exp. Must have 3 yrs charge or
supervisory status. ACLS PALS req.
Per Diem- C.N.A or C.N.A 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- Medical Technologist
BS Degree in Medical Technology; national cert or eligible
for cert or State lie: technical exp in test interpretation.
Quality control and instrument malnt. Night/Day shift &
requires on-call & weekend rotation.
Part time ER Registration Clerk
Prev exp in a hospital or medical office setting pref w/ prior exp In
registration or business office functions. Knowledge of medical
terminology is a plus. Must type at least 45 wpm
Fulftime-LPN or C.M.A. (HFCC)
Must possess excellent cust. svc. and clinical skills
Per diem Laboratory Assistant/Phlebotomist
(weekend da' shift)
Must be perencedin pleoonV Wl perfosm
specimen colkcton (skill Icd from edatrics to Geriatrics)
Full time Patient Account Rep
3 + yrs in a hospital or medical office setting pref. Must be knowl-
edgeable of third party re-imbursements an co-pays and profi-
cient with personal computer apps.
Full me HIM Receptionst
Medical office experience is preferred. Must possess excellent cus-
tomer service skills and greet patients.
&whendoryrTgonal.oro
Phone: 863-902-3079 or Fa r:C um to: 863-9S3-0805
Orug Free Workplace EOE
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LOOKing for workers in me
La Belle/Felda area with experience in
digging and cleaning Sabal Palms?

Contact David at
(352) 494-6653 for more info
Buscamos travajadores con experiensa
en la limpia de palmas (Sabal Pines)
En el de La Belle/Felda, FL -
Ilamada Jorge (352) 494-3685
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I LIBRARY
i CATALOGER
I (Brighton Reservation)
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I High School diploma/GED.
S Two years experience in
Cataloging preferred. Experience
in a library preferred. Excellent
Computer skills. Excellent oral
I and written communication.
Catalog, classify and process
library materials. Assist patrons
Sin finding information needed.
S Fax applications/resumes to
I 954-967-3477.
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HEALTH SUPPORT AIDE
(Home Health Aides L1)
(#64038459)
Nursing Assistant position at Glades County
Health Department, Moore Haven working
primary care clinic; medical & computer
work experience helpful; CNA or PCA
certificate required. EEO/AA. Apply on line:
htps://peoplefirst.myflorida.com or
Call Alina @ 863-946-0707 for more details

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

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REFRIGERATOR- White, Ken-
more side by side w/ice mak-
er, dispenser & water. Exc
cond. $450.863-824-6712

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

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

Pick YOUR career and embark on a new adventure

Cocktail Server Count Team Member
Line Cook Maintenance Worker
Prep Cook Restaurant Host/ess
Restaurant Server Security Officer
STAD/Gaming Machine Customer Service Representative

We are also seeking candidates for these
management positions:
TAD/Gaming Machine Floor Supervisor

Benefits provided for ALL employees i
Apply in person TODAY!
www.theseminolecasino.com
506 S. 1st St.
Immokalee, FL
1-800-218-0007
The Seminole Casino is a Drug-free Workplace
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CUSTODIAN
Needed for busy
medical center.
Full-time position
with benefits.
Applicant must
pass criminal
background check,
be honest and
hardworking.
Call 658-3020 for
application or stop
by Marion E.
Fether Medical
Center to pick up
application.

SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER
Part-time, Immediate position.
Please email resume to:
gyedcenter@earthlink.net
or call (863)675-6800 for appt

KENTUCKY SNOW BIRD
HANDYMAN, Needs a little
work in LaBelle Area.
Ref's. Avail. (863)675-0089

Financial

Business
Opportunities 305
Money Lenders 310
Tax Preparation 315

ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE Do
you earn $800/day? 30 Ma-
chines, Free Candy All for
$9,995. (888)629-9968
B02000033. CALL US: We
will not be undersold!
CREDIT CARD BLUES?
I can help... Flexible Hours.
Free Kit in February. Free
training. Home & Garden Party
Needs You! Call Debbie Today
(239)567-0449
Learn to buy Foreclosures, tax
liens, and rehabs for pennies
on the dollar. Mentor walks
you through each deal A-Z to
ensure SUCCESS
(800)433-4556.
NOTICE
Independent Newspapers will
never acceptany a vertise-
ment that is illegal or con-
sidered fraudulent. In all
cases of questionable val-
ue, such as promises of
guaranteed income from
work-at-home programs if
it sounds too good to be
true, chances are that It Is.
If you have questions or
doubts about any ad on
these pages, we advise that
before responding or send-
ing money ahead of time,
you check with the Better
Business Bureau at
772-878-2010 for previous
complaints.
Some 800 and 900 telephone
numbers may require an
extra charge, as well as
long distance toll costs. We
will do our best to alert our
reader of these charges in
the ads, but occasionally
we may not be aware of the
charges. Therefore, if you
call a number out of your
area, use caution.

Services

Babysitting 405
Child Care Needed 410
Child Care Offered415
Instruction 420
Services Offered 425
Insurance 430
Medical Services435

CARPET
AND
UPHOLSTERY
CLEANING
Residential, Commnercial
Auto, RV Boals
Call
863
675-7297
Se Habla Espanol

HOME CLEANING SERVICE
Floors, Dusting,
Fans & More
Contact Leeann
863-675-2034

COMPUTER SERVICE

ALL
OCCASION
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Music for everyone
Light show available

Call
863
673-0065
Se Habla Espanol

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

DELIVER OUR
PRECIOUS CARGO:
Be a Hendry County
School Board Bus
Driver. Contact the
Transportation'Dept.
at 863-674-4115 or
Cheryl Jameson at
jamesonc@
hendry.k12.fl.us

B HORSE
BOARDING
Also Saddles,
Tack & Horses
863-674-1355 or
239-935-9268

WE BUY ALUMINUM, ALL
KINDS Copper & Brass.
Closed Sunday. Call first
863-675-8760,257-0879

Merchandise

Air Conditioners 505
Antiques 510
Appliances 515
Appliance Parts 520"
Beauty Supplies 525
Bicycles 53d"
Books Magaza535
Building Materials540
Business Equipment 545
Carpets/R ugs 550
Children's Items 555
Chin, Glassware Etc 560
Clothing 565
Cons/Stamps 570
Collectibles 575
Computer/Video 580
Crafts/Supples 585
Cruises 590
Dnpesm UMin Fa&bdr 595
Fireplace Fixrture 600
Firewood 605
Furniture 610
Furs 615
Health & Reducing
Equipment 620
Heating Equipment/
Supplies 625
Household Items 630
Jewelry 635
Lamps/Lights 640
Luggage 645
Medical Items 650
Miscellaneous 655
Musical Instruments 660
Office Supplies/
Equipment 665
Pets/Supplies/
Services 670
Photography 675
Plumbing Supplies 680
Pools 9 Supplies 685
Restaurant
Equipment 690
Satellite 695
Sewing Machines 700
Sporting Goods 705
Stereo Equipment 710
elevision/Radlo 715
Tickets 720
Tools 725
Toys & Games 730
VCRs 735
Wanted to Buy 740

DUCTLESS 10K BTU AIR
COND- Brand new still in
box, on wheels, $350
(863)983-4314 Clewiston

SLIDE PROJECTOR- Screen, 3
slide cases. All excellent
condition. $60.
(863)357-0835 Jonnie
WANTED: FLORIDA ART
A.E. Backus, J. Hutchinson
H. Newton, G. Buckner, E.
Buckner, L. Roberts, A. Hair,
R A. McClendon, S. Newton,
BIG $$ (772)562-5567

DEEP FREEZER: Frigidaire, up-
right, 17.5 cu ft, excellent
condition, auto defrost,
white. $175.863-763-1055
REFRIGERATOR- 18 cu ft,
Maytag, with ice maker,
$175 or best offer
(706)273-0190 Okeechobee
REFRIGERATOR, Almond,
works great. $175
(863)357-6315
REFRIGERATOR- Maytag, 2
years old, with Ice maker,
paid $700, asking $200.
(239)657-5760

DAILY WORK DAILY PAY
ALL TYPES OF WORK AVAILABLE

202 E. Sugarind Hwy-w. (Acfo Clewito In)
(863) 902-9494

STOVE- White with black front,
Kenmore, Electric, Excellent
cond. Needs 1 top burner.
$75. (863)824-6712
WASHER & DRYER- Great
cond. $135. or will separate.
Spanish (239)245-0527 or
English 745-2432
WASHER & DRYER, Whirl-
pool, over 10 years old but in
good working condition.
100/both. (863)763-2458
WASHERS & DRYERS
STACK UNITS
$95 &u, up to 1 yr warranty
REFRIGERATORS & STOVES
(239)694-0778

HALF CULVERTS- $600 or will
sell separate. Size 18x20f1,
(863)763-7548
METAL FLOOR FRAME, for
10x12x14' utility shed, $30.
(863)675-7350
METAL ROOFING SAVE $$$
Buy Direct From Manufactur-
er. 20 colors in stock with all
Accessories. Quick turn
around! Delivery Available
(352) 4 9 8-0778
888)393-0335 Mention
code 24.
STAIN & SEALENT- 5 Gallon
containers, Exc. for wood
fences, decks, New, $65
(863)697-2032 Okeechobee
STEPS- M/H Fiberglass, with
aluminum handrails. 35"h x
38"w. Like new. $75.
(863)484-0973

COACH LEATHER BUSINESS
BAG w/ laptop compartment,
men's, black, barely used.
$100 neg. 863-447-0002

BABY SWING, $35
(863)357-5773
HIGH CHAIR, $25
(863)357-5773
STROLLER, Cool Stride Jog-
ger, aluminum, $100
(863)983-4940

PROM DRESSES- Precious
formal, Alyce, Joli, Several to
choose from Sz small. $300
or sell sep 1863635-6677
WOMEN CLOTHES- S.:e 7-9
101) )r VIII Jl 3i leC
12391440-3327

COCA COLA COOLER:
35"T.25W Holid uop 1o 48
cans or bonles Veiy gooo
cord $125 18631467-0627
DOLL COLLECTION: Crysial
and Fenlon Glass 1200 o01
will .ell separately
863-484-0289
ELVIS RECORD & SOUVENIR
COLLECTION: Appro. 44 yrs
old Rare items $1000 all or
besi owner 863-824--3358

COMPUTER: Deil Diimer, ioi
4150 f rdi(,l ,'P PefilrjiTr 4
30GiB 256K RAM CORWi
speaker .; & iTor SJ00
?tb3763 5316
COMPUTER DESK: Large. witn
adlusraole hnegrt good con-
diiion $50 or oest oiler
(5611676-0427

BOOKSHELVES/ENT. CTR., 3
inlerlocking units, 30' 72 .
dark oak wrallan doors.
$450 eg e1863)635-6905
BR SET, 5 pc 2 nighrlsands.
neaaboard ijii dresser &
dresser w.iilrror, $250 or
bes lolcr 186j1634.1358
BR SET. king s:. 4 poster Oed
w/pillow lop mattress, ig
dresser w/mirroi & criesi
$1200 neg 18631635-6905
COFFEE TABLE, 2-End tables
& Sol labile, chrome &
brass w/glaSS lop: $250'3ll
(863)674-0467.
DAY- BED: With trundle bed,
wrought iron frame, nice.
$200. LaBelle area.
(863)675-1138
DINING ROOM SET, Broyhill,
oak, with 6 chairs, exc.
cond. $300 or best offer.
(561)914-6511
DRESSERS- 3 piece set with
mirror, Bassett, solid oak,
Never used. Asking $1000.
(863)532-1351
HEADBOARDS / RAILS (2):
Wrought iron, 1 king, 1 queen,
exc cond. $125 or will sell
separately. 863-983-7011
KING SIZE BED- complete, 1
yr old, $250 (863)697-8731
LIVING ROOM SET: Couch,
chair & ottoman. $300.
863-675-8141
LIVING SET: Sofa sleeper,
chair & ottoman, 2 end ta-
bles & sofa table. Excellent!
$425/all! 863-673-5256
LOVESEAT FRAME, Custom
made, cypress, $300
(239)340-8503

MATTRESSES (2), Queen,
Serta, brand new in plastic.
$1000 for both or will separ-
ate. (863)612-5283
RECLINER, Medium gray with
thin blue lines. $60
(863)612-9831 Labelle
TV STAND- solid wood,
bought at Rustic Furniture
$300 (863)634-7629
TWIN BED- headboard, Sealy
mattress & boxspring, bed-
spread, $40 (863)357-1499

WOLF COFFEE TABLE, Limit-
ed edition, 2 large gray
wolves. $200
(239)340-8503

GOLF CLUBS- Complete set,
metal woods, irons, putter &
Callaway BB #1, ladies 10
clubs. $185.863-946-3123
GOLF CLUBS- Kid size, Good
condition. $20.
(863)634-3659

HAND GUN- Taurus 9 mm.
Nearly new. $400. or best
offer. (863)265-0196
LLAMA PISTOL, MiniMax II,
45 auto., 10 shot, 2 clips,
satin chrome, like new. $400
neg. (863)763-7161
PISTOLS: Smith & Wesson &
Winchester: 22 cal., semi au-
to., Shot Gun: Stevens 410 ga.
$600 will sep. (606)219-3890
REVOLVER 32 & 22 RIFLE-
asking $275 or will sell sep-
arate(502)931-8101
RIFLE- All original Romanian
AK 47 Like new condition.
$800. (863)467-1958
RIFLE- Custom built AR15,
Brand new Paid $2800.
Asking $1400.
(863)467-1958
Ruger Carbine, 44 Magnum,
semi auto, old style, $450.
(304)667-7855
SMITH & WESSON- Highway
Patrolman model 28, 357
mag, 4" bbl., target sights
$375 (937)215-0307

BOW FLEX SPORT- Great con-
dition. $400. (863)635-7616
NORDIC TRACK, Back &
stomach machine. $60
(863)612-9831 Labelle
TREADMILL- ProForm 585,
Electric. Good condition
$150. (863)697-1486
TREADMILL- Proform Ad-
vanced. Heart rate monitor,
cool air fan, cushioned deck
$475 (863)763-0625
WEIGHT BENCH, Dual Station,
3 yrs. old $100.
(863)697-3211

ELECTRIC COOLING FAN-
24"w X 171, 16" blade. Built
in shroud. Works great.
$100. (863)697-3865
TABLE LAMPS- 3, Excellent
condition. $30.
(863)467-8681

PATIO FURNITURE, Redwood,
includes slider & 2 seatees.
$75. 863-763-6220 or
561-629-6213
PATIO TABLE- 42"x60" & 4
chairs. $100. or best offer.
(863)467-4567
PATIO TABLE- Oval, with six
reen & white stripe chairs.
150. 863-763-6220 or
561-629-6213

BUZZ AROUND SCOOTER-
Max weight 300 Ibs. Orig.
cost $1395. Barely used.
$600. (863)675-6347
ELEC SCOOTER RAMP 7 1/2
ft, Asking $150
(561)670-3636
HOVEROUND elec 3 wheel
scooter, used once, like
new, $550(561)670-3636
SCOOTER- Handicap, Very
good condition. $350.
(239)986-0296 Immokalee
area.

AIRLINES ARE HIRING Train
for high paying Aviation
Maintenance Career. FAA ap-
proved program. Financial
aid if qualified Job place-
ment assistance. CALL Avia-
tion Institute of Maintenance
(888)349-5387.
ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE
from Home. *Medical,
*Business, *Paralegal,
*Computers *Criminal Jus-
tice. Job placement assis-
tance. Computer provided.
Financial Aid if qualified. Call
(866)858-2121 www.onli-
neTidewaterTech.com.
AUTO LUGGAGE CARRIER-
18cu ft Sears Excargo. Ex-
cellent condition. $65.
(863)610-0412
DIVORCE$275-$350*COVERS
children, etc. Only one sig-
nature required! *Excludes
govt. fees! Call weekdays
800)462-2000, ext.600.
8am-6pm) Alta Divorce,
LLC. Established 1977.
PAINT SPRAYER- Airless,
used one time, MR7, Mag-
num, Books, Asking $500.
or best offer. (863)697-9704
WANTED: 10 HOMES To
Show Off Our New Lifetime
Exterior Paint. Call Now to
see if your home qualifies.
(800)961-8547.
(Lic.#CBC010111)

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WOLFF TANNING BEDS Buy
Direct and Save! Full Body
units from $22 a month!
FREE Color Catalog CALL
TODAY! (800)842-1305
www.np.etstan.com.

PIANO: Digital, KORG, 76
keys. Good condition. $75.
(863)763-4821

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BANJO, Harmony 5 string,
Made in USA, brand new,
very pretty. $100
(863)763-1521
CUSTOM BUILT GUITAR
CABINET: 77"T x 42"W, 2
solid doors & shelf, $350 or
best offer(561)633-1371
PIANO- Kimball Spinet, Upright
with bench. Good condition.
$475. (863)763-2601

BROTHER FAX/COPY MA-
CHINE- in great condition,
asking $50 (863)763-0669
Cannon Copy Machine. Big.
Does faxing and collation.
Black & white. Seller had to
have color. Works great.
$2,000. Southern Land -
675-4500.

BULL MASTIFF PUPS- 4 mos
old, 2m, 2f, red fawn, AKC,
Vet Cert. Champ bloodline,
dame & sire on location
$1200 (863)646-7329
COCKATIEL, Home bred &
hand fed, very tame. $40
(863)634-8863
CRITTER CAGE- for hamster
or small critter, metaVplastic,
wall accessories; pd. $25,
sell$12.50. (302)735-7501
FISH TANK- 55 gal. Red oak
stand, Large filter. Ready to
go. Just needs fish. $250.
all (863)763-4098
FISH TANK STAND- Wood, 2
doors & shelves. Fits 25 gal.
tank. $20. Call
(863)763-4098
FISH TANKS, (2), 10 gallon,
with 9 fish & all accessories,
$75. (863)675-3793
FLOPPY EARED RABBIT, 8
mos. old, large, red &
brown. $150 includes cage,
food, etc. (863)357-1310
NETHERLAND DWARF RAB-
BIT: $15. (863)610-0843
REDBONE PUPPIES, UKC,
$200. (863)673-3894

SUANA: Cedar, infrared, by
Airwall, 2 seater, like new.
Paid $3400, sacrifice $1695.
302-854-6502

POOL TABLE- regulation size,
rack, balls & que, $600
(863)983-4314 Clewiston

SOUND EQUIPMENT, Profes-
sional, Optimus, Peavey,
RCA, cassette duplicator &
more. $500 (863)763-3551
SPEAKER BOXES- For 10"
speaker. Good condition.
$40. (239)440-3327
SUB WOOFERS- 4, Memphis
12's in a custom ported box.
Brand new. $400. or best of-
fer. (863)634-6476

BIG SCREEN 42", works
good, just needs a home.
400/neg. (863)634-1220
SONY XBR: 40", picture tube,
with stand. $600.
863-763-1884 or 697-1040

GENERATOR, Briggs & Strat-
ton, 7350 watts, $450.
(863)697-3211
HONDA GENERATOR- 3500
watt, good working condi-
tion, has wheels, $350 neg
(419)566-3796 cell (Okee)
SPOT WELDER, with 13"
tongs, 220 amps, good con-
dition, $225. (863)357-5754
TABLE SAW, 10" with stand.
$75 or best offer.
(863)674-5770
TABLE SAW, Craftsman, 10",
with stand, $125.
(863)675-7350
WELDER, Hobart, portable,
260 amp, $600
(863)634-5421

PLAY STATION II- Used. $30.
or best offer. (863)634-8708

MP3 PLAYER- Samsung, 2gb,
brand new, $125
(863)675-1033

MOUNTED FISH & WILDLIFE
older sports things, wooden
statues,& anything interest-
ing, etc (863)946-3123

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 8140
Landscaping
Supplies 845
Lawn & Garden 850
Livestock 855
Poultry/Supplies 860
Seeds/Plants,
Flowers 865

FORD TRACTOR: 9-N, original,
great condition, $2500 firm
(863)467-4328

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SAWDUST FOR SALE
Pickup (we will load) or deliv-
ery (863)675-7716

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NEWSPAPER MAKES
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ARAB / PAINT COLT: 3 yrs.
Will sell for $4000 or trade
for registered older Arab
mare. 863-357-3369
BAY THOROUGHBRED- Mare
15 yr old rideable with 4 mo
old filly. $1500.
(863)467-7295
CHILD HORSE- 10 yrs old.
13.2, Dapple Palomino. Very
gentle. $1100.
(863)467-7295
GILDING: 4 yrs, AQHA, broke/
trained, roam, for 4H Club.
$1500 neg. 954-805-5133
HART GOOSENECK TRAILER,
'91, 3 stalls needs some
body work, $1800 or best
offer. (863)201-3492
MARE, 12 yrs. old. Rides well.
Coggins & All Shots. Good
disposition. $2000 or best of-
fer. 863-675-2215 LaBelle
PAINT MARE- 3yrs old, have
been broke, $1900
(863)697-2199
OH Filly, 10 mos. old, halter
broke, very sweet, gentle,
$500. Call Sharon
(239)707-5423

CHIPPER SHREDDER- Crafts-
man, 5 hp Briggs & Straton
engine. Good condition.
$225. (863)610-0412
LAWN MOWER: Craftsman,
rear engine, snapper, many
new parts, old but runs
good. $550.863-983-7807
SUPER AV '49: Farmall Trac-
tor, 4 parts w/ plenty of im-
plements. $500.
863-635-0079
YARD ROLLER- 2ftx4ft.
$75.(863)467-9744

COWS
39 Braford Cows
17 Calves
150 Black Cows ages 3 6)
(863)990-1033
Okeechobee Livestock
Market Sales
Every Monday-12pm & every
Tuesday-11am. 763-3127

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

COMMERCIAL RENTALS
Southern Land Real Estate
LaBelle 863-675-4500

IMMOKALEE, 3BR, 2BA, near
Lake Trafford. Call Andrea
for more information.
(239)657-2779
LaBelle 3 Bdrm., 1 Bath
Just remodeled.
On 3 acres. Includes Pole
Barn. Private. Lots of oak &
fruit trees. Near river & town."
$1000 mo. +sec. & ref's.
(239)872-6467
LABELLE- 3br, 3ba, on river,
$1200 /mo. call for details
(863)675-4044
LABELLE
New home for rent. 3br, 2ba,
2 car garage, $1200. mo.
Call (239)707-4404
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
LEHIGH HIGH ACRES:
3 BR, 2 BA, C/Heat & Air, Near
Golf Course & Sweet Way.
(239)455-1822/293-9892
PORT LABELLE: 7048 Tide

Cir. 4br/2ba. New home
$1200/mo. 1st mo free!
863-673-3521 Sabreena

INDUSTRIAL OFFICE/
STORAGE SPACE
FOR LEASE

Approx. 2100 sq. ft. of
storage and 300 sq. ft. of
office space each with
it's own bathroom. Lo-
cated near the airport
and just outside of town.
Building is approx. two
years old. The office has
very nice carpet and tile
work. There is a small re-
ception area separate
from the main office,
Building has a security
system and outdoor
lighting. Please call
(863)675-7045 for more
information.

FORT KNOX
SELF STORAGE
New Ig. units avail., air
coonditioned & non-air,
each unit alarmed, area
fenced & well lighted,
space for boats, trailers,
RV & trucks. Manager on-
site, 1025 Commerce Dr.,
LaBelle. 863-675-1025.
LABELLE RENT-A-SPACE --
Cowboy Way & Kennedy
Blvd. 5'x10' $42.80 mo. incl.
tax. 8'x10' $53.50 mo. incl.
tax. 10A10' $58.85 mo. incl.
tax 8'x20'20" $85.60 mo.
incl. tax 24 hr access $25
returnable key deposit.
863-675-2392.

Real Estalte

Business Places -
Sale 1005
Commercial
Property-Sale 1010
Condos/
Townhouses Sale1015
Farms Sale 1020
Houses Sale 1025
Hunting Property 1030
investment
Propert- Sale 1035
Ind Sl|e 1040
Lots -Sale 1045
Open House 1050
Out of State -
Property Sale 1055
Property Inspectioni 060
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 OK! Call
Now! (800)749-2905.
CLEWISTON: 4 Bdrm., 2 Ba.,
Screened in porch, fenced in
yard, shed, well, water soften-
er, A/C, Heat. $185,000. neg.
(863)983-6319 or e-mail
cmarrero54@adelphia.net
Doublewide Mobile Home, 5
acres, Ig. oaks & stock fish
pond, $275,000. Call after
6pm (863)675-0071
GLADES CO: 100 acre land
auction on 03/31/07. Owner
/ agent brokers welcome.
www 100acreauction.com
LABELLE, 2BR/2BA, with met-
al roof, great neighborhood,
12x20 shed, deep well, irri-
gation system, fenced yard.
092 Park Drive. $205,000
(863)675-0905
LaBelle 3/3 Down Town, Near
Courthouse. Lg. rooms, Top
Area $209K or Annual Lease
$1800 Owner. 863-675-1107
LABELLE, 3BR CB house on
oversized oak filled lot in
heart of the city. Completely
remodeled, side by side ice
in door refrigerator, new car-
peting & tile throughout, real-
ly pretty, paved drive, patio,
shed, fenced, very nice.
$179,900. Spencer Realty.
(863)675-1203
LABELLE- fully furnished
home in Country Village,
inclds W/D, Refrig & stove,
1br, 1ba, large screened
Florida room, 1 car garage,
can be viewed starting
March 2nd. Asking price
$133,000. Call Mike
(519)763-4847 for
details or email:
vipplus@on.aibn.com
PALM HARBOR Factory Liqui-
dation Sale. 2006 Models
Must Got Modular, Mobile &
Stilt Homes. 0% DOWN
When You Own Your Own
Landll 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
Port LaBelle, 3BR/1BA, fam.
rm., remodeled, new roof,
c/a & heat, $149,900. Owner
financing. 863-202-0753
ST. PETERSBURG CONDOS -
Resident Owned, 55+, No
Rentals or Pets, Many Ac-
tivities/Amenities. 1 Bed-
room from $55,900, 2
Bedrooms From $79,900,

Call Elaine King, Panache
Realty, (727)525-9018,
(727)321-5028.

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SIlHomes
New Homes Available

FL LAND BARGAIN!! 67
ACRES Only $670,000.
Beautiful oaks, great pas-
tures, secluded setting. Per-
fect for horses! Close to
state park & easy access St.
Mary's River. 30 mins Jack-
sonville, FL. Call Now
(800)898-4409x1106.
LOTS (5), Beautiful Subdivi-
sion complete with city
utilities, $43,000 each or make
offer for all. Call Sally Gartner,
Century 21 Prestige.
(239)349-0104.
www.homezforsale-lee
countuinfo
MONTURA, (2) 1.25 acre lots,
$37,500 each or $70,000 for
both. Owner financing avail.
(863)983-2841
PORT LABELLE- 2 lots, North
side of Hwy 80. Call
(386)776,2896 or
(907)539-6166
So. Central FL. Waterfront
Land Sale 1 to 3 Acre from
$199,900 So. Cen. Fl's finest
lakefront community. Enjoy
two large natural lakes & nu-
merous man-made lakes &
ponds in a great loc.! Gated,
private. Excellent financing.
Call now (866)352-2249 x
1183.

40 MILE MTN VIEWS 9 +/-
AC $116,900. Incredible
mountain getaway, private
National Forest and Trout
Stream access. Perc, new
survey, near Blacksburg VA
Call owner direct at
(877)202-2727.
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.exitmur-
phy.com.
BEAUTIFUL N. CAROLINA.
WINTER SEASON IS HERE!
MUST SEE THE BEAUTIFUL
PEACEFUL WESTERN NC
MOUNTAINS Homes, Cab-
ins, Acreage & INVEST-
MENTS. CHEROKEE
MOUNTAIN GMAC REAL ES-
TATE... cherokeemountain-
realty.com Call for free
brochure(800)841-5868.
GA/FL Border. Grand Opening
Sale! 20 AC $99,900. Pay
No Closing Costs 20 wooded
acres in GA. Coastal region.
Loaded w/ wildlife. Long rd
frontages, utils, new survey.
Subdivision potential. Excel-
lent Financing. CALL NOW
(800)898-4409X 1115.
GEORGIA LAKE PROPERTIES
CLOSEOUT SALE FIRST 2
YRS. PAYMENTS ON US!*
Lake Access from $49,900
Lakefront from $124,900
Common dock, paved roads,
u/g utilities. 71,000 acre lake
on GA/ SC border. Sale Sat-
urday, March 3rd! Call for
your appointment today!
l88)LAKE-SALE x. 2182
Some restrictions apply.
Offer void where prohibited
by law. Terms and condi-
tions subject to change with-
out notice.
Hurricane of a deal! NE Geor-
gia's best kept secret for out-
standing lakefront property.
Visit us at www.lakerussell-
properties.com or call
(706)213-9318.
Lake Access Bargain 1+
Acres, $34,900 with FREE
Boat Slips! RARE opportunity
to own land on spectacular
160,000 acre recreational
lake Mature oak & hickory,
park- like setting with lake
access. Paved rd, under-
ground utilities. Excellent fi-
nancing. Prime waterfronts
available. Call now
(800)704-3154, X 916,
LARGE TROUT STREAM 17
ACRES- $199,900- STATE
ROAD FRONTAGE A very
RARE land offering over
1200 feet of a large private
trout stream. Great low rate
financing available. Call now,
new to market.
(877)777-4837.
Mid Winter Salel Golf Home-
sites Just $89,900. MAKE
NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 20081
Pristine wooded homesites.
Spectacular golf community.
Mountains of SC. Limited
time offer. Call
(866)334-3253,X 1185.
NC Gated Lakefront Commu-
nity. Pleasantly mild climate
1.5 acres, 90 miles of shore-
line. Never offered before
with 20% pre-development
discounts, 90% financing.
Call (800)709-5253.
NEW PRICES 10+ AC-
$299,0001 UPSCALE Eques-
trian Gated Communityl 200
Year old Oaks. Established
lush pastures. Paved private
rds, u/g utilities. 2 miles
from HITS! Exc financing
Call (868)352-2249 X 1156.
NORRIS LAKE PROPERTIES
Waterfront- #902, .77ac's
only $125,000 Lake view-
#144, 3,5ac's only $48,900
Call Lakeside Realty @
(888)291-5253 or Visit
www.Iakesiderealty-tn.com.
North Carolina Cool Mountain
Air, Views & Streams,
Homes, Cabins & Acreage.
FREE BROCHURE
(800)642-5333. Realty Of
Murphy 317 Peachtree St.
Murphy, N.C. 28906.
www.realtyofmurphy.com.

Owner Says Sell! 36+ AC-
$197,000 50% BELOW Re-
cent Cert. Appraisal Nicely
wooded acreage in private,
secluded setting. Mature
oaks & pines, abundant wild-
life, gated community. Reg-
istered survey, power &
phone. Excellent financing.
Must see! Call owner now
(866)352-2249 x. 1179.
RAREI NATIONAL FOREST
FRONTAGE & TROPHY
TROUT STREAM. LARGE
ACREAGE PARCELS NEW
TO MARKET. www.National-
ForestLand.com.
South Central Florida. Owner
Says Sell!! 5 Acres-
$99,000. 50% Below Recent
Certified Appraisal. Unbe-
lievable opportunity to own 5
acres of meadows & woods
in excellent location. 50%
OFF recent appraisal!! Great
financing. Call now
(866)352-2249, x 1097.
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS Log
cabin shell on 2 private acres
near very wide trout stream
in the Galax area and New
River State Park, $139,500
owner (866)789-8535.
WATERFRONT BARGAINS! 1
TO 7 acre waterfronts in Ala-
bama from $49,900- Boat to
Gulf of Mexico! Beautifully
wooded, panoramic water
views, trophy fishing/ hunt-
ing. Next to state parks.
County road frontage,
utilities, county water. Excel-
lent financing. Must see. Call
now (800)564-5092 X 527

Mobile Homes I

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

LABELLE: Crescent Acres
area, 2br/lba. Only S120
per week. 863-673-6362.
Call now!
LABELLE: Single wide, 3br &
2br, $200. wkly. Remodeled
Call for info 863-673-5704
LEHIGH ACRES, 3/2/1, new,
$990 mo. 305-915-8466
MOBILE HOME, '89, in
Muse/Labelle, 3/2, $650 mo.
305-915-8466.
MOBILE HOME, '99, in Clewis-
ton, 3/3, 5 acres clean, $950
mo. 305-975-2387 or
305-826-4001.
TWO OR 3 BEDROOM
$800-$900 Dep. $115-$125
weekly. Lazy T Ranch. No
dogs. 863-675-1614.

LABELLE: 1986 FLEETWOOD,
14 x 48 Model, 2BD/1BA,
Great Condition! $7,900
(239)872-7665
ORTONA- 3br/2ba Manufac-
tured home with extra Ig.
master Bd, garden tub, chain
link fenced 80 x100 lot,
10 X12 shed, screened Lanai,
carport, concrete dr.,
city sewer & water, 12 lots
from river. $145,000 neg.
239-438-5287
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

Recreation

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

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POLAR '98- Saltwater series,
90hp Yamaha, centercon-
sole, Bimini top, trolling mo-
tor, trlr, $6500 neg
(863)634-0164
PONTOON BOAT, '89 Lowe,
18.9ft. long, trolling motor,
livewell, fishfinder, 50hp John-
son. $2000 (863)357-6709
STARCRAFT: Aluminum, 18ft
center console, 90 hp Johnson
motor & troll motor, full elec &
trl. $2000 (863)763-0728

CAMPER '88: Pop-up, sips 6,
stove, porta-potty, solid
sides w/real windows, awn-
ing, $1295. (863)805-0272
Fifth Wheel Terry, '98, 27.5',
13 ft. slide, $10,000 will ne-
gotiate. See at KOA Camp-
ground, Lot 40, Louisiana.
(570)449-5583
FORD E350 '82 MOTO-
RHOME- good running cond.
under 50K, $1900 neg
(561)644-4840
NEAR LaBelle, 30 Ft.Furnished
w/built up roof. Must be
moved. $1500. 863-675-1891
or (540)616-7319 (Cell)
RV BOUNDER '87: 35', 41.5k
mi, new tires, awning & frig,
screen/rm, gen, lots ext/int stor-
age, $8000. 863-675-2339
TRUCK CAMPER '94: Like new
condition, self contained,
shower, toilet & kitchen.
$3500 neg. 863-634-2362

CARRIAGE '03: 32', 2 slides,
GelCoat, loaded, many extras!
CHEVY DURAMAX '03: 57K,
w/ PullRite attachment.
$52,000 total or $25,500 for
carriage. 574-215-2663
FIFTH WHEEL HITCH- Excel-
lent condition. $500. or best
offer. (863)697-0158
REESE SLIDER 16k FIFTH
WHEEL HITCH, all reels &
hardware, fits any full sz.
truck, $500. (863)357-1784

BOAT TRAILER: For 16 18
Ft. Boat. New bunks & paint.
Good condition. $450.
(863)357-5754

HARLEYS- garage kept,
1999 883 Hugger $4000,
1993 Dyna Wide Glide
$9500 (863)634-9474
KAWASAKI 600 NINJA 1995,
Red & Silver, New tires,
Runs great! $2000 or best
offer. (863)612-1357
KAWASAKI Eliminator 250'01
clean bike, runs great.
$1400 or best offer.
863-634-2423 v.msg.
SCOOTER- '04 RC Moto,
50cc, Yellow, No license re-
quired. Excellent condition
$650. (304)667-7855
YOUTH CHOPPER,
45-50MPH, Good cond.
$550 or best offer.
(863)697-9649

DIRT BIKE, 2005 TTR 125,
with after market muffler,
exc. cond. $1600 or best
offer. (863)697-9649
SUZUKI OZARK 250, '02, 4
wheeler, garaged, runs like
new, turn key ready, $2400
neg. (863)697-9884

Damon, 1999: 21 ft., never
traveled, kept under roof in
LaBelle, Must See! $6500.
239-633-2159
NOMAD- '92, 32', New FL/rm,
Furnished. Lot #19 on Canal
in Fijian Park. $6500, Neg.
Cell# 765-617-0015
PULL TRAILER: 30ft, good
cond, new fridge, gas stove,
Ir, dinette, br, ba. $2500.
863-467-9621

Automobiles

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
Parts Repairs 4045
Pickup Trucks 4050
Sport Utility 4055
Tractor Trailers 4060
Utility Trailers 4065
Vans 41070

$500 POLICE IMPOUNDS Cars
from $5001 Tax Repos, US
Marshall and IRS sales!
Cars, Trucks, SUV's, Toyo-
ta's, Honda's, Chevy's &
more! For Listings Call
(800)425-1730x2384.
BMW 5351- '86, Brand new
18" chrome rims. Needs new
alternator. $2500.

JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE, '98,
Limited Ed., 4x4, 5.21, 99k
mi., $5000. (863)763-5372

CADILLAC DEVILLE '90, Runs,
needs minor work, $400 or
best offer. (863)763-4333
CAMARO Z28 '80: all original,
350 auto, power windows.
Great restoration project. $1200
(863)634-6601 Iv msg.
CHEVY CAVALIER '97- must
sell, great condition, cold
AC, $2400 or best offer
(863)357-3369
CHRYSLER LEBARON- '92,
Convertible, New tires & top.
Runs.-$500. (863)902-0477
DODGE NEON 1997, 50 K mis.
$2500 or.best offer.
(863)674-3314 LaBelle area.
FORD ESCORT 1995 Wagon,
Runs very good. $1400
(863)675-7758/234-9097
Ford T-Bird '94 & Mercury
Cougar '88: excellent body,
bad motors, have motors.
$600 neg. (561)676-0427
HUNTING BUGGY: 1984 Ford
F150 Deck Buggy, excellent
condition. $2500 firm.
863-655-3436

BOB CAT ATTACHMENT, ATI
Tree Boom Attachment. Heavy
Duty. Like new. Asking $850
(863)697-2032 Okeechobee
CONST. SCAFFOLD- 2 story,
with trailer, $1200 neg

CHEVY SUBURBAN '89, 350,
auto., 4" lift, 36" Super
Swampers. $2500 or best
offer (772)370-0776
DODGE DURANGO '98- 4x4,
SLT, some body damage,
can be repaired, runs great
$4000 (863)509-3446
DODGE RAM CHARGER- '86,
V-8, 360, 4x4, Very good
condition. $2500.
(863)634-5421
JEEP CJ5 '81, 4 cyl., 4 spd.,
soft top & doors. $1700 or
best offer. (772)370-0776

CLUB CAR '03, 48 volt, lights,
mirrors & windshield. $2500
(863)675-3499

CHEVY TRANSMISSION
4L80E, $200.
(863)467-5401 or
772)359-2923
CHEVY TRANSMISSION-
Granny, 4 speed, flywheel,
clutch & bell housing, $450
(863)697-3895
FRAME MOUNT TRAILER
HITCH, Trailer weight limit,
3500 Ibs. $75
(863)467-0560
HOOD: Fits 80's 90's Ford
Van, new in box. $75.
561-633-1371
PLATE & BALL, For goose-
neck hitch mount in bed of
truck, fits bed of Ford F350.
$250 Neg(863)517-0519
RIMS, 22", 6 lug, with.tires,
good condition, $1200.
863-634-4886 Iv. msg.

CHEV 1 TON '92- with Reading
Utility body low miles, runs
great, $3500 neg.,
(863)763-4149
CHEVY S10 '02: 6cyl, ac, new
front end tires, toolbox. Ask-
ing $6500.386-559-0537
CHEVY SILVERADO 1500 '98:
Extended cab, 350, V8, auto,
w/ tow pkg, all pwr, am/fm,
cd.$4800.863-677-3100
CHEVY STEPSIDE, '97, runs
great, red, 114k mi., lots of
extras, $5500 or best offer.
(863)357-0516
CHEVY SUBURBAN, '95, 4
whi. dr, exc. cond., 90k mi.,
one owner, new tires,
$6000. (812)989-3022
DODGE 1500 QUAD CAB
'2005: V8, 16k mi, exc, fully
loaded. A must see truck!
$19,000.863-763-3286
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. $23,900
negotiable. 239-898-6396
DODGE RAM 150 PU '91- new
paint & tires, $2500 or best
offer (863)467-7520
DODGE RAM 1500 MAG., '96,
AC, pwr steering & brakes,
auto overdrive, tow pkg, good
cond. $2500.863-674-0467
FORD F350 1990 Dually, 360
engine, gas, single cab.
$1500 Firm. (863)763-3451
NISSAN FRONTIER '02- V6,
auto, 2wd, 40K mi., cold air,
new tires, grey cloth interior
$12000(863)697-6077
TRUCK CAP: For Ford Ranger
pickup, side entries. $150.
863-635-0079

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(561)983-3811

CENTRAL MOBILE HOMES

NEW MOBILE HOMES

Located on 1/2 acre lots

Ready to move in

863-675-8888

Low Down Payment

Very Easy Financing

ALUM LOWE: 14' w/ trailer.
New tires & wheel bearings,
15hp, mere, MK troll mtr.
$2000 firm. 863-224-5017
BASS BOAT '88: 16' Lowe,
40hp Johnson, with galva-
nized trailer. $2500. or best
offer. (863)763-3660
BASSTRACKER, '87, Tourna-
ment TX 17, Classic 50
Mere., outboard mtr., w/trlr.,
$2300. (863)635-5039
BOAT- 17.6 ft, center console,
115 Mariner, T-top, Trailer,
Good condition. $2000.
(863)902-0477
DEEP V: 12ft, aluminum, like
new 15 hp mere, trolling mo-
tor, has oars and good trail-
er $1100. 863-467-4328
EVINRUDE ENGINE- Outboard,
35 HF good runner, all con-
trols, elec. start, $500 or
best offer (937)215-0307
NITRO BASS BOAT- 21' on
dual axle. 175 Evin motor.
Extras. $2000. or best offer.
(863)703-6138

S 825 E. Cowboy Way, Suite 108
Labelle, Florida 33935
863-612-0070

I Apartments

I Apartments

Sal"oile Home~v

JEEP PICKUP, '90, needs mi-
nor rear end repair & battery,
4300. (863)467-5401 or
(772)-359-2923

GOOSE NECK TRAILER- 24'
Andersorf. 2 dual tandem ax-
les. Good condition. $4500.
or best offer. (863)467-6960
TOW DOLLY-'04, Like new.
Good tires & straps. Pulls &
looks good. $800. or best
offer (863)697-9704

CHEVY LUMINA 93 Van, 3.1,
Runs good. $1600
(863)675-7758/234-9097
CHEVY LUMINA VAN '94,
3.1L, runs good, $1500 or
best offer. (863)447-5213
anytime
DODGE CARAVAN 1994,
$1200. or best offer.
(863)674-3314 LaBelle area
DODGE CARAVAN, '93, blue,
auto, a/c, new tires, brakes
& battery, 185k mi., $1300
or best offer, (863)885-1026
TOYOTA PREVIA VAN- '91,
Good running condition.
$800. If interested, call
863-610-1266. Van in Okee.

Public Notices

Public Notice 5005
State Public -
Legal Notice 5500

LEGAL NOTICE
Chance's Towing and Recovery will sell
the following vehicles by auction @
210 N. Industrial Loop, LaBelle, FL
33935 on the 3rd day of March, 2007
@ 9:00 AM due to non payment for
towing and storage charges. Pursuant
to Sub Section 713.78 of the Fa. Stat-
ue. Chance's Towing and Recovery re-
serve the right to accept or reject any
and/or all bids.
1)1999 Dorsey
VIN#1D1 T61527x273999
2) 1999 Wabash
VIN# 1JJV532W7XL547325
193380 CB 2/22/07
LEGAL NOTICE
Chance's Towing and Recovery will sell
the following vehicles by auction @
210 N. Industrial Loop, LaBelle, FL
33935 on the 4th day of March, 2007
@ 9:00 AM due to non payment for
towing and stor,'r Ji,i, -,, .... ii
to Sub Section ; i : A ..i rr... 'i, :i
ue. Chance's Towing and Recovery re-
serve the nght to accept or reject any
and/or all bids.
1) 1995 Chev
VIN#2G1 FP22S9S2131275
193383CB 2/22/07
LEGAL NOTICE
Chance's Towing and Recovery will sell
the following vehicles by auction @
210 N. Industrial Loop, LaBelle, FL
33935 on the 81h day of March, 2007
@ 9:00 AM due to non payment for
towing and storage charges. Pursuant
to Sub Section 713 78 of the Fa Stat-
ue Chance's Troing and Recovery re-
serve the right to accept or reject any
and/or all bids.
1) 1996 Pontiac
VIN#1G2NE52TTTC834110
193387 CB 2/22/07
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on
03/03/2007 at 11:00 AM at FORT
KNOX SELF STORAGE, 1025 Com-
merce Drive LaBelle, FL,
F. r.7 t.1:- ; r i,,:,,i -;. ,, ,i FOFT
ri, .1 l I: : i ',, tl t .., .ll ",,f l .1 I&
lic Sale by competitive bidding, the
personal property heretofore stored
with the undersigned: 863-675-1043
Sofa, mattresses, window AC
Sofa, love seat & misc. items
Furniture, misc. items
TV, headboard, footboard, fishing poles
191925 CB 2/22/07
NOTICE OF MEETING
The Barron Water Control Distict Board
of Supervisors will conduct a Board of
Supervisors' Meeting at 10:00 am on
Thursday, March 8, 2007 at the office
of the district, 3293 Dellwood Terrace,
Port LaBelle, Florida.
The purpose of this meeting will be for
',',h ,'. 'l h'.T n,, ,, .,', ....n j
'f r e Atllr i l' : l il' ,1'i ,.ll, ,' l', [.- ,m r.% .,A
easements over certain parcels of

DistMct.
This meeting is open to the public.
Mark Colbert, Chairman
192192 CB/CGS 2/22:0301/07
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
The Area Housing Commission of Cle-
wiston, LaBelle and Hendry County will
hold the Regular Monthly Meeting on
Thursday. February 22 2007 at 5,'
EM. at The Greentree South Commu-
Cout lly.
Tle purpose of the meeting is to conduct
the general business and consider any
other matter that may be brought be-
fore the Housing Commission. Any
person or persons wishing to appeal
any decision made at such meeting
must ensure that a verbatim record is
made upon which the appeal is to be
based.
Tmh ,, A ill h , r
Housing, Inc."
193388 CB/CGS 2/22/07
NOTICE OF WORKSHOP
The governing Board of the Port LaBelle
Community Development District has
scheduled a Mission and Vision work-
shop for March 1,2007, at 6:30 PM at
the Olistict office located at 3293 Dell-
wood Terrace, Port LaBelle.
Thie public is invited to attend this meet-
ing.
William L Dunbar
Chairman
193276 GB/CGS 2/22/07

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