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Vol. 96 No. 169

In Brief

Boll water notice
Because of a broken
water line, the Okeechobee
Utility Authority (OUA) has
issued a boil water notice for
the area bounded on the
south by S.R. 70, on the east
by the CXS railroad, on the
west by U. S. 98 and on the
north by N.W. 36th Street.
This boil water notice is
dated June 17 and is effective
for a minimum of 48 hours.
As a precaution, OUA advises
that all drinking or cooking
water be boiled. The utility
states that a rolling boil for
one minute is sufficient. This
notice was not received by
the Okeechobee News until
after the June 17 issue was
already on the streets. The
utility apologizes for any
inconvenience and thanks
customers for their under-
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Mickelson suffers.
meltdown at Open
PINEHURST, N.C. -With
a flurry of missed putts and
misdirected drives, Phil Mick-
elson shot a 7-over-par 77 in
the second round of the U.S.
Open on Friday his worst
round at the Open since
1992.
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Stocks move
mostly higher
NEW YORK Stocks
moved mostly higher Friday
as investors ignored a widen-
ing trade deficit and soaring
oil prices and focused on a
jump in consumer confi-
dence. The quarterly expira-,
tion of stock index options
and futures pressured the
Nasdaq composite index.
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Drought Index
Current: 112
Source: Florida Division
of Forestry
LocalBurn Ban: None

Lake levels

15.33 feet

Lake level Mir
Last Year:
12.72 feet
(SOURCE:
South Florida Water Manage-
menrit District. Depth given in
feet above sea level.)

Index
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Comics ........... 12
Community Events ... 4
Crossword ........13
Obituaries ...... .3
Opinion ..........4
Speak Out ......... .4
Sports .......... ..5
TV ............ .14
Weather ...........2
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High water bad for big lake

By Pete Gawda
Okeechobee News
The County Coalition for
Responsible Management of Lake
Okeechobee, St. Lucie and
Caloosahatchee Estuaries and
Lake Worth Lagoon met at the
Okeechobee Courthouse Thurs-
day morning and heard several
presentations on the state of Lake
Okeechobee. However, they
could not conduct any business
for lack of a quorum since only
four of the nine members were

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present. Membership is made up
one commissioner from each of
the counties in the coalition -
Okeechobee, St. Lucie, Martin,
Lee, Palm Beach, Hendry, Glades,
Highlands, and Osceola.
In attendance were Okee-
chobee County Commissioner Clif
Betts, Martin County Commission-
er Sarah Heard, Lee County Com-
missioner Ray Judah, the chair-
man and Osceola County
Commissioner Ken Smith.
Commissioner Betts informed
the other coalition members that

one of the concerns of Okee-
chobee County is that the lake
level is over 15 feet. He said there
were also concerns about turbidi-
ty and how it affects the quality of
the water and sport fishing. He
noted that we are entering the hur-
ricane season and a high lake level
could mean trouble for both
coasts.
Commissioner Heard
expressed concern about the
detrimental effects to the St. Lucie
Canal of pulse releases from Lake
Okeechobee. She voiced concern

Legion disposes of old flags

that the situation would get worse.
The commissioner stated that her
support of stormwater treatment
areas and other options that
would decrease the need for pulse
releases.
Commissioner Smith proudly
announced that Osceola County
had recently passed a one-half mill
ad valorem tax to pay for lands for
environmental purposes, such as
storing water. He said the program
would start next year using bond
money. A committee would make
recommendations to the commis-

sioners as to what property to buy.
Commissioner Judah
expressed his concern over the
condition of the Caloosahatchee
River caused by pulse releases. He
was in favor of other options to
lower the water level in the lake
such as the use of forward pumps.
Noting Commissioner Betts'
concern, Dr. Susan Gray of South
Florida Water Management Dis-
trict (SFWMD) noted there was a
recent improvement in water
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Pedestrian

falls into

path of car

A 60-year-old pedestrian
died after being struck by a car
Thursday evening on Parrott
Avenue near the Brahman
Movie Theater.
According to the Okee-
chobee County Sheriff's Office
report, the man apparently fell
into the oncoming traffic.
Shannon Tewksbury, 20,
was driving northbound on
Parrott Avenue (U.S. Highway
441) around 10:30 p.m. when
60-year-old Arthur Webb
apparently fell into the path of
her vehicle. According to the
report, Ms. Tewksbury's 1993

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American Legion Post 64 conducted flag disposal ceremonies on Thursday, cremating
tattered, faded unserviceable flags. The flags were collected throughout the year by the
Legion and stored until the ceremony. Anyone who has an American flag that is faded,
torn or otherwise no longer serviceable can take it to the American Legion.

Ceremony retires flags with honor

By Audrey Blackwell
Okeechobee News
Members of the American
Legion Post 64 said goodbye to
scores of American flags Thurs-
day night at their annual flag-
burning ceremony.
Commander Charlie Hart
officiated at the event, with
assistance from Legion mem-
bers and by local Boy Scouts
and Scout leaders.
The Scouts got together last
week and learned how to prop-
erly fold the flags in preparation
for the ceremony.
About a dozen Legionnaires
attended, some helping with
the ceremony and others
observing. Almost as many
members of the public were in
attendance.
Four Legionnaires served as
the Color Guard and presented
arms. The Chaplain said a
prayer and asked God to bless

Ponitac Grand Am struck Mr.
Webb. He died at the scene.
Neither Ms. Tewksbury nor
the 13-year-old passenger in
her vehicle was injured in the
accident, the report indicates.
According to Deputy Sheriff
Brain Hagan with the Okee-
chobee County Sheriff's Office,
speed was not a factor in the
crash.
Okeechobee County Fire
Rescue pronounced Mr. Webb
dead at the scene.
According to the Sheriff's
Office, no further information
can be released at this time.

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Cub Scouts from Pack 964 carried flags in procession to
present to American Legion officials who prepared the
flags for disposal by cremation. The flag disposal cere-
mony was held Thursday on the grounds near the Ameri-
can Legion Post 64.

and consecrate the hour. The
Chaplain thanked God for the
country, the flag and the liberty
for which it stands.
Acting Second Vice-Com-
mander John Munger said hun-

dreds of flags were burned that
had come in from the commu-
nity and businesses. There were
flags of all sizes in the burn pit
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Summer school
Summer school began at Okeechobee's South Elemen-
tary School on June 14. Jeanette Smet (right) walked her
son Chandler into the school for a summer reading pro-
gram. Summer school ends July 15.

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quality, although she said total
phosphorous concentrations are
still double what they were before
the hurricanes.
Dr. Gray expressed concern that
the lake had risen one and one half
foot in the last couple of weeks and
said that the mode of SFWMD at
this time is flood management. The
rapid rise of the lake is one of the
major problems in management
the lake, she added.
She said that prior to the hurri-
canes there was a large amount of
submerged vegetation in the lake.
Since then, at the spots they have
checked, there is almost no sub-
merged vegetation, a fact that caus-
es "great concern": to the district.
She mentioned the need for treat-
ment and storage areas north of the
lake. She also mentioned perma-
nent forward pumps to help regu-
late the lake.
"No tool is being taken off the
list."
She said that the district needs to
look at every water control tool and
evaluate the pros and cons and the
costs involved.
"Everything is up for considera-
tion," she added.
Dr. Gray also mentioned the
importance of communication and
told the commissioners" "If you
need us we will be there." She
pledged to send district representa-
tives to commissioners' meetings if
necessary.
.Commissioner Smith asked
about hydrilla control.
Bob Howard, director of opera-
tions for SFWMD, replied that
hydrilla develops resistance quicker
- than we can develop chemicals. He
said it takes constant research and
development to stay ahead of the

plant.
"Right now the said the situation
was not very optimistic."
There was also a discussion of
using grass carp to control hydrilla.
Benita Whalen, director of
SFWMD's Okeechobee office, dis-
cussed storage of water on public,
-* private and tribal lands on the north
end of the lake. The private and trib-
al lands are primarily agricultural
* and would be used to store water
before it reaches the lake to lessen
the need for pulse releases.
She noted that the experiences
of the recent drawdown of Lake
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tries to identify public lands first.
Then private lands used previously
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storage sites ranked. However, she
noted that in wet times, like the
present, land owners cannot take
on any more water.

She said that completed surface
water treatment projects (STAs)
total 79,326-acre feet with addition-
al 92,000-acre feet to be construct-
ed.
Turning to another storage strat-
egy, Ms. Whalen said the World
Wildlife Fund has been working
with landowners to locate storage
areas. Some of the programs the
federation is using include wetland
hydration, wetland creation and
reservoirs. She noted that the feder-
ation has started six pilot projects in
the Okeechobee watershed.
Commissioner Heard advocat-
ed storing water now to keep from
having to discharge water through
the estuaries. She asked what is
being done right now.
Ms. Whalen pledged that the
district would do what it could in
the short term.
"We will be looking at any site
now.
Ms. Whalen noted that STAs are
really designed for flow through
water treatment. Although there is
some storage, she said they are
more for water quality than storage.
However, she said SFWMD would
try to keep the optimum depth in
the STAs.
Chip Merrian, deputy executive
director of SFWMD, discussed for-
ward pumps. He said their use
would be beneficial to the health of
lake and there is no downside to
their u se. In the short term, tempo-
rary pumps would be used, but he
said the district is seeking additional
dollars for permanent forward
pumps.
Mr. Merrian also echoed Ms.
Whalen's statements that noted
that there is no storage today
because private landowners are
already waterlogged from recent
rains. .He said that Lykes Brothers,
an organization that took a lot the
water last year, is tired of receiving
constant telephone calls from
them.
Ginger Baldwin of Senator
Pruitt's office stated that the senator
has sponsored funding for lake
restoration projects. She urged that
the assembled commissioners talk
to their legislative delegations as to
the importance of forward pump-
ing for environmental concerns.
Paul Gray of the Audubon Soci-
ety said that the use forward pumps
might be good. He added that a
chronically low lake and as well as
a chronically high lake both cause
concern. Mr. Gray said his dream
was that water managers would be
able to keep the lake at 15 feet or
lower, He said this would eliminate
the need for large pulse releases.
Peter Kwiatkowski, project engi-
neer for the district, discussed sup-
ply side management or policies to
put in place when the water drops
below a certain level. He said tech-
nical analysis and public input is

needed to formulate a policy on
supply side management.
He added that seed money was
needed to initiate contracts until the
next fiscal year's budget kicks in.
Wayne Daltry of Lee County said
that 80 percent of the water in the
western basin does not come from
Lake Okeechobee but from Lee
County's stormwater system.
"We need a coherent manage-
ment program." He asserted.
He called for a coherent man-
agement plan in cooperation with
Glades, Hendry and Lee Counties
that would bring all viewpoints
together. Currently, he said there is
no coherent plan.
Part to the problem, according
to Mr. Daltry, is that Lee County tax
dollars form the bulk of the basin
water management program
because Glades and Hendry Coun-
ties do not have the tax base that
Lee does. He advocated relooking
at management paradigms.
Mr. Daltry called for more water
storage rather than using what he
called a "fire hose" approach to
funnel excess lake water through
the estuaries.
Mr. Daltry also mentioned the
pesticide problem that comes from
the Caloosahatchee Basin and not
from Lake Okeechobee or the
Kissimmee River.
Don Fox of the Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation Commission
gave an overview of the process of
regulating lake levels. He recom-
mended that the water level fluctu-
ate 12 to 15 feet over a 36-month
period, with the water receding
November through June, water lev-
els stable June through August and
October being the peak month He
said that the problem with Caloosa-
hatchee is that sometimes there is
too much fresh water and some-
times not enough freshwater.
Mark Perry of Florida Oceano-
graphic advocated managing the
lake at a lower level. In addition, he
suggested looking at forward
pumps He said lake management
was not only an environmental
problem, but also an economic
problem affecting propertyvalues.
"We need to get the discharges
stopped," he asserted.
Susan Sylvester of the U. S. Army
Corps of Engineers attributed the
recent rise in lake level to rainfall
and inflow from Fisheating Creek.
She said the Kissimmee chain of
lakes were low before the recent
rainy spell so they did not con-
tribute to the rise in the lake level.
Ms. Sylvester said that this is a chal-
lenging-wet season and that releas-
es will have to be made.
After the meeting, coalition
members and members of the
audience were given a tour of the
new courthouse by County
employee Donnie Oden.

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Real life relief
Scott Fraser of the Real Life Children's Ranch received a check from United Way President, Frank Irby on Wednesday at
Riverside Bank. The funding which was provided through Publix Charities and the United Way totaled $116,000, was
shared between five charity organizations to provide relief in reconstruction after the 2004 hurricane season. Other Unit-
ed Way board members in attendance at the presentation included Cathleen Blair, Sam Smith (left), United Way secre-
tary, Cheryl Sutton (right) and United Way treasurer, Jennifer Lafferty (far right).

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legislator
On June 25, 2005, Senator Ken
Pruitt will receive an award from
the Florida Wildlife Federation for
his outstanding efforts to protect
and restore Lake Okeechobee.
Recognizing that poorly con-
trolled phosphorus in storm water
from its watershed is the greatest
threat to the ecological sustainabili-
ty of Lake Okeechobee, Senator
Pruitt has consistently worked to
solve this problem beginning with
the Lake Okeechobee Protection
Act of 2000. The Act required the
South Florida Water Management
District, the Florida Department of
Environmental Protection, and the
Florida Department of Agriculture
and Consumer Services to design a
phosphorus reduction plan and
implement it. Since then, Senator
Pruitt has worked successfully to
fund this program. Thanks to him,
$30 million was approved by the
Florida Legislature this year for
Lake Okeechobee restoration.
Senator Pruitt will receive his
"Conservation Legislator of the
Year" award from the Florida
Wildlife Federation on June 25,
2005, at the Federation's Annual
Conservation Awards Banquet, to
be held at the Hutchinson Island
Marriott Beach Resort in the city of
Stuart in his home district. Senator
Pruitt's district includes Martin, and
parts of Indian River, Okeechobee,

of the year
Palm Beach and St. Lucie counties.
Senator Ken Pruitt has consis-
tently worked to correct Lake
Okeechobee's depth management
problem by funding the construc-
tion of pumps to take water out of
the lake from a lower elevation
than present gravity flow structures
allow. His efforts have made a great
difference in the ongoing battle to
save Lake Okeechobee. Senator
Pruitt himself said, "The federal
and state governments have recog-
nized the need to preserve the
future of our lake. We suddenly
realized that she is an economic
lifeline of the region and the
ecosystem lifeblood for South
Florida. Inevitably, where we fail
with Lake Okeechobee restora-
tion, we fail exponentially with the
Everglades restoration."
Anyone interested in attending
the Florida Wildlife Federation's
Annual Conservation Awards Ban-
quet on Saturday evening, June 25,
may contact Diane Hines or Kelly
Stewart at the Florida Wildlife Fed-
eration's Tallahassee office by call-
ing: 1-(800)656-3014. The banquet
begins at 6 p.m. with a reception
followed by dinner at 7 p.m. and
the Conservation Awards presenta-
tion. Seventeen other deserving
conservationists and conservation-
minded groups will be receiving
awards that evening.

Splash time
Water fun day for one and two year old toddlers kept little
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Care Center at S.W. 4th Street. Little ones splashed and
slid before an afternoon nap.

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Dixon's office are being prepared for painting. Under-
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OUA
George Long is right; OUA has no credibility in this community -
with the high priced water that is not fit to drink, failure to adequately
notify our community to boil the water and now the sewage fiasco.
Okeechobee is growing rapidly; we need to change to keep up with this
growth. OUA needs new leadership that is proactive.
Parades
I feel it's a sad day when you think there are too many parades.
Parades are a wonderful thing, especially to a child. If you don't like them,
stay home.
Small Town
I like the parades in Okeechobee, but then again I am not from up
north where they don't do those kinds of things. If you don't like the
parades stay home the day they are having it. As for the traffic, it is always
a bad time to go to town because of the construction that they can't seem
to get right. So, it is not the parades, it is everything else! I look forward to
when my son gets big enough to take him to the Speckled Perch Parade
and the Labor Day Parade and whatever other ones they have. When we
were in school all of my friends would look forward to when the parade
came just so we could ride our horses in them and we always had a good
time. P.S. I am proud to be from Okee-Jokee, as you call it. There are a lot
worse places to live than here.
Metal Shed
Up on N.E. Fifth Street I see a metal building sitting there. Is the bank
going to put a branch in that tin building? That metal building has been
sitting there for about month. (Editor's Note: Thanks for calling. Accord-
ing to the city code enforcement office the shed to which you refer
belongs to Buxton Funeral Home and Crematory. It was moved to facili-
tate the paving of their parking lot Once that job is completed, the shed
will be moved back onto their property. It is anticipated the job will be
completed by the first ofnextweek.)

Community Events

Hope to Cope to host seminar
Hope to Cope, 101 N.W Fifth St., is having a seminar on coping
with stress on June 23 at 7 p.m. This seminar is free and will
include simple tips to reduce stress and take control of your life.
There will be door prizes, coffee and a relaxed atmosphere. For
information, call (863) 763-5540.

BLNB to host tax seminar
Big Lake National Bank will host a seminar on June 23 that will
deal with tax credits and/or tax refunds that you may be eligible for
but don't know it. The seminar will be held at the bank's location at
1409 S. Parrott Ave. beginning at 5:30 p.m. If you are interested in
attending the seminar, please RSVP Debra Kane at (863) 467-4663,
ext. 1804. Refreshments will be served.

Help with utility bill available
A LIHEAP representative will be at the Okeechobee One Stop
Career Center, 207 S.W. Park St., June 23 and 24 from 9 a,m. until 3
p.m. to discuss help paying your electric bills or help with deposits
and reconnections. This is only for first-time users, elderly, the
handicapped and for families with children under the age of 5. You
will need a picture ID, proof of income, a Social Security card for
everyone and an electric bill.

Hospice plans yard sale
Rain or shine Hospice of Okeechobee will hold a yard sale on
Friday, June 24, and Saturday, June 25, from 7:30 a.m. until 3 p.m.
The sale will be held at the air conditioned Hospice of Okeechobee
Volunteer House located at the corner of S.E. Fourth Street and
Third Avenue. All proceeds benefit patient care in Okeechobee.

Special community meeting planned
Sacred Heart Catholic Church is having a community meeting
on Saturday, June 25, at 1 p.m. All Spanish speaking people are
invited. The sheriff, the Mexican consul and the Florida Immigrants
Coalition will be present.

Red Cross offers babysitting course
The American Red Cross-Okeechobee Branch is offering a
babysitter's training course on Saturday, June 25,.from 9 a.m. until
3 p.m. This is a great course for any young person wanting to baby
sit during the summer. Infant/child CPR and FA basics are covered
in this course. The cost is $25. If your child is interested in taking
the course, call the office at (863) 763-2488.

Church offering Bible camp
The Seventh Day Adventist Church, 412 N.W. Sixth St., will hold
a Space Mission Bible Camp June 26-30, from 6 until 8 p.m. For
information, call Carolyn Douglas at (863) 357-3680.

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Upcoming Events

Saturday
Habitat for Humanity of Okeechobee construction volunteers
will meet at the parking lot of the Okeechobee Presbyterian Church,
312 N. Parrott Ave., at 7 a.m. Construction work will be at Habitat
work site in an adjoining county. Wear comfortable clothes suitable
for working. Call (863) 357-1371 for information.
Dual Recovery Anonymous meets at noon at Welcome House,
which is located next to the driver's license office at 1857 U.S. 441
S.E. It is a self-help group for people with a desire to stop using alco-
hol and other intoxicating drugs and a desire to manage their emo-
tional or psychiatric illness. It's an open discussion group.
AA meeting from 8 until 9 p.m. at the Okeechobee Presbyterian
Church, 312 N. Parrott Ave. It will be a closed discussion.
Sunday
AA meeting from 7:30 until 8:30 p.m. at the Church of Our Sav-
iour, 200 N.W Third St. It will be an open step meeting.
Monday
Okeechobee Senior Singers will meet at 9 a.m. at the Okee-
chobee Presbyterian Church, 312 North Parrott Ave. Everyone who
enjoys singing is invited to join the group. For information or to
schedule an appearance, contact Patsy Black at (863) 467-7068.
The Okeechobee Historical Society meets at noon at 1850 U.S.
98 N. Join us with a covered dish for lunch, followed by a business
meeting. The dues are $10 per person, per year, and are due in Sep-
tember. For information, call Betty Williamson at (863) 763-3850.
Tuesday
Alanon meeting will be held at the Church of Our Savior, 200
N.W. Third St., at 8 p.m.
Family History Center meets from noon until 3, p.m. at the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 310 S.W Sixth St. Any-
one interested in finding who your ancestors are is welcome to
attend. There is Census, IGI (International Genealogical Index),
Social Security Death Index and military information available. For
information, call (863) 763-6510 or (863) 467-5261.
The Camera Club meets every other Tuesday from 5:30 until
6:30 p.m. Learn types and uses of film; speeds and technology; and,
how to see your world and capture it on film. Class is basic through
extensive. Registration is $20, and each class is $10. Call Bobbi at
(863) 467-2614 for information. Some of the proceeds will go
towards Big Lake Mission's Outreach.
Rotary Club of Okeechobee meets at noon at the Golden Corral
Restaurant, 700 S. Parrott Ave. All Rotarians and anyone else inter-
ested are invited. For information, contact Bill Bartlett at (863) 467-
4663.
The Widow and Widowers Support Group meets at 8:30 a.m. at
the Clock Restaurant, 1111 S. Parrott Ave. for breakfast. For informa-
tion, call (863) 763-5887 or (863) 357-0297.
The Gathering Church Overcomers Group meets at 7:30 p.m. in
the Fellowship Hall, 1735 S.W 24th Ave. This is a men's only meet-
ing. For information, call Earl at (863) 763-0139.
The Okeechobee Lions Club meets at 7 p.m. at the Golden Cor-
ral Restaurant, 700 S. Parrott Ave. Anyone interested in becoming a
member is welcome. For information, contact Elder Sumner at
(863) 763-6076.
Bible study at the Living Word of Faith Church, 1902 S. Parrott
Ave., at 7 p.m. Informal and informative discussions bring many
Bible truths to life. Everyone is invited.
Grief and Loss Support Group meets every Tuesday at 10 a.m. at
the Hospice Building located at 411 S.E. Fourth St. in Okeechobee.
Everyone is welcome. For information, contact Enid Boutrin at
(863) 467-2321.
Bipolar Bears meets at 11 a.m. at Welcome House, which is
located next to the driver's license office at 1857 U.S. 441 S.E. It is a
self-help group that offers support and education for people who
have been diagnosed with clinical depression, bipolar, schizophre-
nia, schizo-affective disorder or dual diagnosis.
Wednesday
A.A. meeting from 8 until 9 p.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic
Church, 701 S.W. Sixth St. Itwill be closed discussion.
Narcotic Anonymous (NA) meet in the New Horizon building,
1600 S.W Second Ave., from 6:30 until 7:30 p.m. For information,
call (863) 763-1191.
Lakeside Cruise'n Car Show will meet from 7 until 9 p.m. in the
Wal-Mart parking lot in front of the Garden Center. Just stop by to
show a car you may have, or check out the cars and visit with the
car owners while you listen to the great oldies music.
Community Country Gospel will meet at 7 p.m. at the church
next to Douglas Clinic on North Park St. Any individual or group that
enjoys old time gospel music is invited to participate. For informa-
tion, contact Randy or Larese Maycurnber at (863) 467-0359.
Thursday
Tantie Quilters meets every Thursday from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. at
the Historical Society Museum on U.S. 98 N. For information call
Margaret Smith at (863) 467-8020, or Janet Rinaldo at (863) 467-
0183.
Family History Center meets from 6 until.8 p.m. at the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 310 S.W. Sixth St. Anyone interest-
ed in finding who your ancestors are is welcome to attend. There is
Census, IGI (International Genealogical Index), Social Security
Death Index and military information available. For information,
call (863) 763-6510 or (863) 467-5261.
Kiwanis Club of Okeechobee will meet from noon until 1 p.m. at
Village Square Restaurant, 301 W. South Park St. All Kiwanis and the
public are welcome. For information, contact Ray Worley at (863)
467-0985.
Take Off Pounds SensiblyNo.47 will meet from 5 until 6:30 p.m.
at the United Methodist Church, 200 N.W. Second St. Please join us
or ask questions. Call Doris at (863) 467-5206 or Hazel at (863) 763-
4923, for information.
Christian Fellowship Prayer group meets at 9:30 a.m. in the fel-
lowship hall at 412 N.W Sixth St. For information, call (863) 763-
5996.

Community Events

Domestic violence is talk show topic
Family Stations Inc. is having a radio talk show on Saturday,
June 18, starting at 7:30 a.m. and re-broadcasting at 1 and 6 p.m.
on WWFR 91.7 FM and on 100.3 FM. The guest will be Hylan
Bryan, M.S. executive director of Safespace. The topic will be help-
ing victims of domestic violence, shelters and outreach programs
and services. For information, contact Hylan Bryan at (772) 595-
0042.

Hospice plans ground breaking ceremony
Hospice of Okeechobee's board members and staff invite
everyone to join them at the ground breaking ceremony on Mon-
day, June 20, at 10 a.m. The ceremony will be held at the site of
their new building on the corner of S.E. Fourth Street and Third
Avenue. Refreshments will be served.

Church will host sports camp
The Cornerstone Baptist Church, 18387 U.S. 441 N., will be hav-
ing a Sports Camp June 20-23 from 9 until 11:30 a.m. For informa-
tion or to sign up, call Pastor Terry Moore at (863) 634-7922.

Church will host revival
The Living Word of Faith Church, 1902 Parrott Ave., will host a
revival June 20-24 beginning at 7 p.m. each night. Pastors for the
revival will be Kevin McGushion, Lee Minton, Dale Shafer and Gale
Eyler. For information, call (863) 763-6869.

Baptist church plans Bible school
Treasure Island Baptist Church, 4209 U.S. 441 S.E., invites all
children kindergarten through sixth grades to attend their vacation
Bible school June 20-24 from 5 until 8:15 p.m. The school will cre-
ate a fun and exciting safari atmosphere where children will have a
great time singing, watching skits, creative crafts, playing games
and getting to know God through prayer. A parent seminar entitled
Making Your Children Mind Without Losing Yours will also be
offered. For information, call (863) 763-0550.

Oakview hosting Bible school
Oakview Baptist Church, 677 S.W.32nd St., will host a vacation
Bible school June 20-24, from 6 until 9 p.m. The school will be
titled "Ramblin' Road Trip" a trip across America to learn how to
make right choices. It will be for ages 3 through adult. Registration
kick-off will be Saturday, June 18, from 9 until 11:30 a.m. and will
include games, crafts, food, fun and fellowship. For information,
call the church at (863) 763-1699.

Wildlife center hosts summer camp
Arnold's Wildlife Rehabilitation Center will host its annual sum-
mer camp during the month of June. This wildlife education camp
is open to campers ages 8-12. The sessions will be: June 20-24;
and, June 27-July 1. The camp will be open from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m.
The cost is $100 per camper. Campers will learn about wildlife and
the environment. There will be a day devoted to survival in the
wild. Florida-Wildlife Conservation officers Kevin Losee and Sean
Smith will teach the young campers how to survive in the wilder-
ness. There will also be daily crafts, one large take-home craft, ice
cream parties, and a field trip to River Woods which includes a
pontoon boat ride. Since enrollment is limited, it is important to
sign up as soon as possible. For information contact Sue Arnold at
(863) 763-4630.

Members sought for fair committee
As the first step toward forming a county fair, the Okeechobee

County Agri-Civic Center Advisory Committee is seeking applicants
for a 25-member committee that will write the charter for the fair. A
broad cross section of the community is needed. Applications can
be picked up through June 21 at the county administrator's office
in the Okeechobee County Courthouse, 304 N.W. Second St. Mem-
ber of the advisory committee will select the committee members.

Free Lunchbox Lecture scheduled
A free Lunchbox Lecture, featuring psychotherapist Dr. Brenda
Garma, Ph.D., LMHC, will be held June 21 at the Visiting Nurses
Association, 208 S.E. Park St., and will address techniques for chil-
dren that are self-mutilating. Doors will open at 11:30 a.m. and the
lecture will begin at noon. Bring your lunch. Beverages will be pro-
vided. Lunchbox Lectures are presented by the Teen Pregnancy
Prevention Task Force and sponsored by the Okeechobee Healthy
Start Coalition to inform and heighten the community's awareness
of topics that surround the increasing problem of teen pregnancy
in Okeechobee. This is the last lecture in the series. For informa-
tion, call Carol Staley at (863) 462-5877.

Early Learning Coalition to meet
The monthly business meeting of the Early Learning Coalition
of Indian River, Martin and Okeechobee counties will be held on
Wednesday, June 22, at 1 p.m. in the conference room of the Ft.
Pierce One Stop. An executive committee meeting will immediate-
ly follow. The One Stop is located just east of IRCC. For informa-
tion, call (863) 462-5792.

Martha's House plans training session
Martha's House will offer eight hours of training on June 22, in
the South Florida Water Management Auditorium, located in the
Bank of America building, 205 North Parrott Ave., from 8 a.m. until
4 p.m. The cost for the training is $10. Certificates will be given. For
information, contact Shirlean Graham at (863) 763-2893.

The Okeechobee News, Saturday, June 18,2005

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SPORTS 5

The Okeechobee News, Saturday, June 18, 2005

Sports Briefs

Grid conditioning
program under way
Summer conditioning ses-
sions have begun at Okeechobee
High School for the Brahman
football team.
The sessions will be from 4
until 6 p.m. on Mondays, Tues-
days, Thursdays and Fridays
throughout the summer. Anyone
intending to try out for the foot-
ball team in the fall should attend
these conditioning sessions.
For information, call the Brah-
man field house at (863) 462-
5050 and leave a message and an
assistant coach will return the
call.

Golf tournament
will benefit CIS
Communities In School (CIS)
and the Police Athletic League
(PAL) are hosting their sixth
annual golf tournament on Satur-
day, June 18, at the Okeechobee
Golf & Country Club.
There will be an 8 a.m. shot-
gun start.
Entry fees are $45 per person,
or $180 per team. Sponsorships
are available. The cost of a hole
sponsorship is $150; a tee spon-
sorship is $75; and, a team spon-
sorship is $180.
There will also be chicken and
rib barbecue dinners.
Prizes will be given to the first,
ninth and next-to-last place
teams.
All proceeds will help fund CIS
projects: Mentoring Character
Counts and Youth Center.
For information,, call CIS at
(863) 462-5327.

Volleyball team
hosts summer camp
The Okeechobee High School
volleyball team will host a sum-
mer volleyball camp for girls in
grades four through eight.
The camp runs from 9 a.m.
until noon, June 20, 21, 23 and 24
at Osceola Middle School. The
cost is $45, and includes a free T-
shirt and water bottle.
The camp is for experienced
and beginning level players. Par-
ticipants will be divided by skill
level and will work in groups with
players of similar ability. Experi-
enced players will be challenged
by a quicker, more aggressive
style of play. Both groups will be
led by experienced coaches and
assisted by varsity level players.
You may pick up an applica-

tion in the main office of Okee-
chobee High School, or call head
coach George May at (863) 634-
5836 for information.

Youth football
sign ups planned
Sign'-ups for the new Pop
Warner football league and
cheerleading program will take
place on June 25, July 2, 9 and 16
at Teen Town from noon until 4
p.m.
Parents must provide copies of
the child's birth certificate, their
most recent report card and a
current physical at registration.
The cost of registration will be
$75.
For information contact James
Shockley at (863) 634-3482,
Albion Crowell at (863) 697-2576
or Kristen Barker at (863) 697-
6073.

Hours announced
for community pool
The Okeechobee Sports Com-
plex swimming pool hours of
operation are: May 3 June 1,
Tuesday Friday from 4 until 7
p.m.; Saturday from 10 a.m. until
5 p.m.; Sunday from I until 5
p.m.; June 2 Aug. 7, Tuesday -
Saturday from 12:30 until 6:30
p.m., Sunday from 1 until 5 p.m:,
Tuesday and Thursday evenings
from 7 until 9 p.m. (family night
swim); Aug, 8 Oct. 30: Tuesday
through Friday from 4 until 7
p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. until
5 p.m., Sunday from 1 until 5 p.m.
The pool is not open during
school hours. When school is in
session the pool is used for physi-
cal education and other school-
related activities. For information,,
contact the pool office at (863)
467-7667.

YMS hosting
basketball camp
Yearling Middle School will
host two separate summer bas-
ketball camps.
The first camp will be June 27
- July 1 from 8 a.m. until noon for
second and third grade students,
and from 1 until 5 p.m. for fourth
and fifth grade students.
The second session will be for
sixth to eighth grade students and
will run July 11-15 from 8 a.m.
until 4 p.m.
The cost for either camp will
be $40 per camper.
For information contact YMS
at (863) 462-5056.

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By Loma Jablonsid
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Congratulations to all the
young' anglers 'of the Big' "O"'
Junior Teen Anglers. They recently
walked away with most of the tro-

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petition.
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the state and showed everyone
that the kids of the Big "0" know
how to fish.
This is the weekend to get out
and fish. It has been reported that
the bass are biting at Cody's Cove,
inside King's Bar in the clear water.
They are hitting on spinnerbaits,
Horny Toads and Ugly Otters.
Specks are still being brought
in by jigging along the banks of the
Kissimmee River on River Road
and under the bridge.
Bluegills are biting on cuicket.s
about a mile up the river.
It has been a good week for the

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eration. Ninety-four contestants
from seven states have been com-
peting for the right to go to the Fed-
eration National Championship in
2006.
The local teen angler club will
compete in a club tournament on
June 25 at Okee-Tantie Marina. If
you get a chance, go and cheer on
these young anglers as they
weigh-in at noon.
Oakview Baptist Church will
host a bass tournament on July 2
at the Okee-Tantie Marina. Weigh-
ins are scheduled to begin at 1
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8 RELIGION The Okeechobee News, Saturday, June18, 2005

There is good news and bad news for church

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Staff photo/Pete Gawda
The exterior of the new sanctuary of First Missionary Baptist
Church of Dean's Court is completed. However, interior work
has halted because of a lack of funds.

By Pete Gawda
Okeechobee News
There is good news and bad
news for the First Missionary
Baptist Church of Dean's Court
concerning their building pro-
gram. The good news is that they
do not owe any money on their
partially completed sanctuary.
The bad news is that they do not

have any more money to contin-
ue construction.
Before construction began,
Shirleen Graham-Stevens, a
trustee of the church, stated that
the church had enough money
to complete the building. How-
e'er, with the coming the hurri-
canes, the cost of building mate-
rials has increased significantly.

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While the exterior of First Missionary Baptist Church of
Dean's Court's new building is completed, the inside is unfin-
ished and unfurnished because of a lack of funds caused by
increased prices of materials brought on-by the hurricanes.

The exterior of the church has
been completed. However,
according to Ms. Graham-
Stevens, the church needs an
additional $173,000 to furnish
the inside of the building. They
need such things as pews, pulpit
furniture and interior doors.
Construction began last sum-
mer. About two weeks ago, con-

struction stopped because of
lack of funds. However, there is
nothing owed on what has been
done. The church is soliciting
contributions from the public.
Donations can be made to First
Missionary Baptist Church of
Dean's Court, P. 0. 2400, Okee-
chobee, FL 34974.

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Regeneration Contemporary Service: 9:30 a.m.
Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.
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Reflections from the Pulpit

By Elma J. Hampton, pastor
of Gospel Lighthouse
- Three days of remembrance
that come close together, Memori-
l Day, Father's Day and the Fourth
of July, all speak of men. What a
golden opportunity for my mes-
sage this week.
"The Lord God formed
man..." (Genesis 2:7) This first
human to be created was a man,
perfect in every way and worthy tq
be in command of all living things.
Somewhere along the line, he got
dilatory. When Eve offered the for-
bidden fruit for him to eat, he did-
'n't step up to the plate and refuse
to eat it nor did he forbid her to eat
it. .Remember, Adam got his
instructions from God and Eve did
not. Man's first failure as the head
under God was in, the garden.
From that first man, we learn that
leadership is not always so easy
thus the buck-passing.
'And I sought f a man among
them, that. should make up the
hedge, and stand in the gap before
me for the land, that I should not
destroy it..." (Ezekiel 22:30) In the
day Ezekiel preached you will find
as dark a picture as you will find
anywhere, except today. It was a
day of uncleanliness, a time when
anything goes. The priests, as well
as the rest of the nation, had
counted God's Word to .no effect.
In was a day of spiritual decay and
death. Ezekiel's day was also a day
of dishonesty and compromise.
Looking to our day, what hap-
pened to honoring one's word or
sealing a deal with a handshake?
What could describe the age in
which we live better than the.
word compromise unless it would
be the word complacency? There
is so much unconcern, thus the
common expression, "well, so
what?"
However, in the midst of it,
God speaks and says, "I sought for
a man among them..." What God
was saying is I need a man to
stand up for the right: How sad
that one could not be found.
David told his son Solomon,
"Be strong, and of good courage,
dread not, nor be dismayed." He
also told Solomon to "Shew thy-
self to be a man." In other words,
sometimes it isn't easy to do the
right but that is the way for God,
nothing else will do.
All through the Bible God looks
for a man. In another dark hour he
found a man by the name of
Gideon, maybe not a very likely
prospect for leadership. But when
God called, "Hey thou, thou
mighty man of valor" Gideon
came out of hiding. With God's
leadership, Gideon and three hun-
dred other faithful men con-
quered the enemy. God had found
a man.
God was looking for a when he
choose Daniel, a man of ieal con-

victions. Daniel had purposed in
his heart that he would not defile
himself with the portion of the
king's meat. Yes, Daniel purposed
in his heart that he would stand no
matter what it cost him saying, "I
belong to God and I will not defile
myself."
Joseph was also such a man, a
man who held to his convictions
and would not give in to the lust of
the flesh. God had found a man to
save Israel.
When you talk about a man
with convictions, a mind set, real
backbone, you are talking about
Brother Paul. He told the church at
Philippi,"This one thing I do, for-
getting those things behind ...I
press toward the mark for the
prize..."
God ;s looking for men of con-
victions. God may take a coward
and make him brave. He may take
a cripple and him strong, He many
even take an illiterate and make
him wise but God never uses a
man without real conviction.
Thus is not a day for fence
straddlers. The battle lines are
drawn. Get on one side or the
other. There is no such thing as
being neutral. That is a big joke.
There is a story that comes out
of civil war days. A man wanted to
be neutral. So, he wore the coat of
one side and the trousers of the
other side. One day on the battle
field, both sides shot him.
On this Fathers Day let me
remind you of one great father by
the name of Joshua. He made this
statement: "As for me and my
house we will serve the Lord."
There was no question about it.
Joshua set the example and led
the way. Modern day fathers, you
should do the same, for you are
the link between God and the
family.
"And ye fathers... being them
up in the nurture and admonition
of the Lord." (Ephesians 6:4)
How? By setting an example in
prayers, Bible reading, tithing, and
keeping yourself pure. Do not be
mastered by sport, televisions,
sex, money or drugs. The women,
the children, your country, your
church and most importantly
God, is saying, "Men take your
rightful place. We need you!"
"...perilous times shall come."
(II Timothy 3:1)One of the signs
will be disobedience to parents.
You may say that sure is the truth.
But who are their parents? A good
portion don't know or they don't
live in the kind of family unit as
was set up by God: that's a father,
a mother and children, Many par-
ents don't know where the chil-
dren are and the children don't
know where the parents are.
Is there a solution? You may
not like the answer but it is only in
God. Has America gone too far to
be saved? Maybe as a country but
Sthe family unit, starting at the head
(man), must come first. Your were

created in the image of God not
Fido. Men, lose that animal nature
and be human, seek after the
nature of God, recognize that you
need God to be foremost in your
life and you need God as your
head. Start now to seek His face.
Once again, I want to emphasize,
men, we need you.
I give great honor to those pro-
tecting us in our armed forces, to
the men who have been faithful to
their place in life, to the real prom-
ise keepers. Our prayers are with
you.
"Quit you like meh, be strong.
(I Corinthians 16:13)

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Community Events

Airboat group will meet
The June meeting of the Lake Okeechobee Airboat Association will
be held Thursday, June 23, at 6:30 p.m. at the Village Square Restau-
rant. 301 W. South Park St.-Major agenda items include voting on chari-
table contributions, planning for the 2006 jamboree and approval, of
'revised bylaws. Prizes will be given away, and visitors are welcome.
For information, call (863) 763-6069.
Book discussion group will meet
The Friends of the Okeechobee Library Book Discussion Group will
continue to meet at 7 p.m. in the Okeechobee Library meeting room.
Everyone who lives to read and discuss books is invited to attend. The
group's next meeting will be Thursday, June 23, to discuss "Before
Women Had Wings" Connie Fowler. If you have questions or would
like more information, call Jan Fehrman at (863) 357-9980.
Chamber of Commerce to hold barbecue
Okeechobee Chamber of Commerce will be having a barbecue
chicken dinner on June 24 from 11 a.m..until 6 p.m. in Flagler Park.
Dinners will be pick-up only. The dinner includes baked beans, potato
salad, roll and cookie. White meat dinners will be $6, and dark meat
dinners will be $5. Tickets are available at the Chamber, Rustic Ranch
or from any Chamber director.

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Specialists On Groves, Ranches & Acreage

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8000-A: Build your dream home or 5000-M: Beautiful doublewide mobile
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land for your pasture. Whatever trees, garden shed, workshop w/electric,
you decide to do with it. It's perfect storage shed, fenced, 2 wells, irrigation
for a building site! system, new roof & A/C.

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A FULL SERVICE REAL ESTATE FIRM!
Licensed Real Estate Brokers:
Bobby Tucker ~ 634-8677 & Brandon Tucker ~ 772-201-8722
Associates:
Lori Mixon 634-1457 W.S. "Bill" Keene Sr. 634-6797 John Pell 357-8769
Sharon Johnson 634-6241 Jeri Wilson 634-6056 Sheryl Coonfare 634-1343
Ron Staley 697-6221 Keith Pearce 634-7007

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Note: These offerings are subject to errors, omissions or withdrawals without notice.
EMAIL: realestate@tucker-group.com Website: www.tucker-group.com

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COTTAGES BY THE LAKE waterfront
living, gated community on Rim Canal.
24 charming old Florida/Key West style
cottages with lofts. TLA 1223-1800SF.
Covered parking, clubhouse.
Preconstruction $193,750-$294,500
until 6/5/05. #203A. Call John.

WATERFRONT PERFECTION IN
BHR seawall, dock, storage bldg.
w/arbor trellis and screened patio over-
looking your waterway to the lake and
either coast if you choose. $185,000.
#206. Call Jeri.

THIS nHOMEHA- ro. IT ALLI. 1ii-il .",
vaulted ceilings, privacy fence,
inground .concrete pool, screen patio.
.NEW roof, carpet and cool decking -
vinyl siding in 2003. Truly perfect!
#216/89294. $259,900. Call Jeri 634-
6056.

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BEAUTIFUL 2004 HOME ON 4
ACRES! Near Lazy 7. 3/2, with office,
,open concept, hickory cabinets, wood-
floors, claw foot tub in MB,. 15ft. deep
pond, deliciously stocked... row boat
included. A beauty! #221/89270.
$349,000. Call Lori 634-1457.

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HALF ACRE 4,- IN COMMERCIAL
CORRIDOR .:,,-, H % -1 1i :S -
SWMH, updated, new siding, shed,
fenced GREAT SITE-FOR YOUR
BUSINESS $175 00 9226 Call L.:,rr
634-1457

ABSOLUTELY EXQUISITE! G.n.a.:.aa
3/2 River Oak Acres home. In-ground
pool, 3-bay garage, large enclosed
porch and much more. Call Bill 697-
6797. $699,000. #221A.
IDEAL COMMERCIAL
LOCATION!
' Only 2 blocks from the
main intersection of Hwy.
70 & 441. 1,326 total SF
buildingbuilt in 1973.
Many other features.
Call Sheryl for more info.
634-1343. $319,000.
List #321A.

COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 1/2 acre
vintage solid frame home built in 1948
of lumber from a Bassinger home-
stead. New roof and septic, 3/2 on SW
2nd Ave. $275,000. #212. Call Jeri
634-6056.

BRIGHT & CHEERY 2 'I' SaIr.IH
12X12 workshop, big carport, complete-
ly fenced. $95,500. #205/88999. Call
Ron 697-6221.

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WELCOME TO THE RANCH This
southwest motif make the 3/2 on 16
acres. 1248SF of living. Enjoy the view
and serenity of wrap around porch.
Fenced, pole barn. $449,000. #213.
Call Sharon.

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* WATERFRONT INVESTMENT PROPER-
TY Two 2/2 SWMHs on one lot on canal in
BHR. Short ride to lock. Good condition.
Shed, airboat slip. $155,000. #225. Call Lori
634-1457.

* THIS IS THE HOME YOU'VE BEEN
LOOKING FOR 3/2 completely remodeled.
This 1248SF home on 10 acres overlooks
pond and pasture. $399,000. #213A. Call
Sharon 634-6241.

* TREASURE ISLAND 4/2 DWMH. Many
improvements. Storm damage being repaired
to beautiful condition. $99,500. Call Ron.

* BEAUTIFUL ADULT COMMUNITY
extremely nice and well kept furnished
DWMH in Seminole Cove. $REDUCED!!
#205/88163. Call Sheryl 634-1343.

SHADY LAKEPORT HOMESITE has a
1970 mobile home to be remodeled or
removed. Large shop/garage. $58,900. #201.
Call Jeri.

OUR HATS ARE OFF To GARY DAVENPORT

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Lake View Builders, Inc. is proud to announce the promotion of
Gary Davenport to Project Manager.
Gary has worked with our company since 2003 so he's not a newcomer to
us. Gary oversees both Commercial and Residential projects. He is very
conscientious, always staying in touch with our customers keeping them
informed of the progress of their project. Gary brings with him to this
new position a vast knowledge of this business from a background in site
preparation to finish work in our homes, as well as managerial experi-
ence We wish him well in this new position and are looking forward to
working with him for many years to come
200 N.W. 5" St.
LA E VIEW 63- 763-3100
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8409 N. Military Trail, Suite 116
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
S(561) 799-4015
TOLL FREE (877) 799-4015

J&S ESTATES $155,000 TALL PINES ESTATES $169,900
Two bedroom, two bath home located in J&S 2002 DWMH on 2/3 acre (103x295) 3Bd/2Ba, mas-
Estates. Well with water filter system, has ter bath.with dressing area/walk-in closet. Kitchen
jrid..r 'in-iound h.liatd pool I-Solar 1.00niilt pip- is largE lo Lan'it g.iathliermigs 1-28 'q t h lnom
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lot. 2004 kitchen appliances, ceratmic tile in kitchen, lives in efficiency apt. on rear. Rents #1 office to
outside/inside just painted, 2004 roof Over. Great Hospice (900 sq. ft.) w/restroom, wall A/C, carpet.
1.:,.,i;.on near all conveniences Please call to -eel Rents #2 office in front to home repair. Call for
i' S.i 33 LorEir r i aitOrmatior, on rental i a.?,656 I

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19 cu .tomn built bi.:k,'CE:BS ho. nEa .%),, :.'.r.:_r-' :. li.t
(3.290 acres) in the SW section. Dozens of extras,
10ft. ceilings thru-out, designer kitchen w/island,
cu t>onm cabinet. .'. ,' roll out dra%,err-. S-"'cudid t~aitL,
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2003 DWMH 4Bd/2Ba on 2 lots (114x100 total)
convenient to town. Large family kitchen/dining,
4th BD used as den. All BD's have walk-in closets,
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I"YOUR RESIDENTIAL EXPERT" 2010 N.W. 61h St. 863-763-8222 OPEN SATURDAY 9 A.M.-4 P.M.

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Lic. R.E. Broker 655-2122
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The following movies are now
showing at the Brahman The-
atres III.
Movie times for Friday, June
17,. through Thursday, June 23,
are as follows:
Theatre I "Mr. and Mrs.
Smith" (PG-13) Showtimes: Fri-
day at 7 and 9:10 p.m. Saturday
and Sunday at 2, 4:30, 7 and 9:10
p.m. Monday at 3 and 7 p.m.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs-
day at 2, 4:30,7 and 9:10 p.m.
Theatre II "Batman" (PG-13)
Showtimes: Friday at 7 and 9
p.m. Saturday and Sunday at 2,
4:15, 7 and 9 p.m. Monday at 3
and 7 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday at 2, 4:15, 7 and 9
p.m.
Theatre III "The Longest
Yard" (PG-13) Showtimes: Friday
at 7 and 9 p.m. Saturday and Sun-
day at 2, 4:15, 7 and 9 p.m. Mon-
day at 3 and 7 p.m. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday at 2,
4:15, 7 and 9 p.m.
Tickets are $5 for adults; chil-
dren 12 and undei are $4; senior
citizens are $4 for all movies; and,
matinees are $3.50.
For information, call (863)
763-7202.

Briefs

Center offers
service to children
The Family Outreach Center
at Sacred Heart 701 S.W Sixth St.
offers a service to youth and chil-
dren by giving free classes in
martial arts. The classes are cur-
rently taught four'days a week on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday,
from 6 until 8 p.m. and on Satur-
day from 11 a.m. until 12:30 p.m.

Coast Guard Auxiliary
will make house calls
Did you know the-U.S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary makes house
calls? They will come to your
home to discuss the required
safety equipment needed on
your boat. This service is free.
You will receive a cordial,
informative and confidential
boat inspection. A vessel safety
check decal will be placed on
boats that meet all the require-
ments. Call (863) 467-3085 to
arrange a boat check.

Club will
care for ferrets
The Okeechobee Ferret Club
and Rescue will take in unwant-
ed, abandoned and injured fer-
rets. For information, call (863)
763-4333.

Equipment available
for the handicapped
American Legion Post 64, 501
S.E. Second St. has used handi-
capped equipment such as walk-
ers, portable toilets, crutches,
canes, etc. Anyone requiring the
use of such equipment is wel-
come to stop by the post and
pick out what they need. There is
no charge and anyone is wel-
come. This is not restricted to
veterans. Call the Post at (863)
763-2950.

Barbershoppers
looking to expand
The Just for Kicks barbershop
quartet group is looking for men
who like to sing. Tenors, bari-
tones, leads and basses are all
invited to join- our group. We
practice on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at
the Okeechobee Health Care
Center, 1646 U.S. 4,41 N. Join us
in singing some old time songs
and community entertainment.
We are looking to expand our
group. Good clean fun and a
great sound are our objectives.
For information, call (863) 763-
0175 or (863) 467-6347.

Volunteers wanted
for hospital auxiliary
Would you like to make a dif-
ference in the lives of others?
Raulerson Hospital Auxiliary has
many opportunities of service
for adults seeking volunteer
work. Volunteer as little as four
hours a week or as many as 20
hours. Morning or afternoon
shifts are available. Many oppor-
tunities currently exist and new
programs to begin soon. Please
contact the lobby desk at Rauler-
son Hospital for a Volunteer
Application. For information,
call (863) 763-2151', ext. 3312.
The hospital's Volunteen.Pro-
gram (ages 14-17) begins in
June.

Items needed
by wildlife center
Arnold's Wildlife Rehabilita-
tion Center, 14895 N.W. 30th Ter-
race, is seeking paper towels,
old large towels, blankets, old
kennels, a push lawnmoweri.-;
, gardening utensils and laundry
detergent. Anyone wishing to
donate any of the above items is
asked to call (863) 763-4630.

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Auctions 105
Car Pool 110
Share a ride 115
Card of Thanks 120
In Memorial 125
Found 130
Lost 135
Give Away 140
Garage/,'Yard Sale 145
Personals 150
Special Notices 155
900 Numbers 160

BURIAL PLOTS (2)- In old
section of Evergreen Ceme-
tery. $1100 for both.
(954)340-4475.

BLACK LAB MIX- large, male,
vicinity of Hwy 70 West
(863)697-2513.
CD CASE- black, with CD's,
found on Wolff Rd. Call
(863)763-3134 to claim.
TOOLS- found,
(863)467-0145.

Do-It-Yourself Ideas

Outdoor Rocker
Busy do-it-yourselfers will
appreciate this quick and
easy outdoor rocker project.
Requiring only basic tools,
even amateurs will find that
they can finish it in an after-
noon or two. The completed
rocker measures 36 inches
tall by 24 inches wide by 30
inches deep.
Outdoor Rocker plan
(No. 130)... $9.95
Outdoor Furniture Pack
4 plansincl. 130
(No. C94)... $25.95
Catalog (pictures hundreds
of projects)... $2.00
Please add $3.00 s&h
(except catalog-only orders)
To order, circle item(s), clip
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inventory sheets!

Call Classifieds
877-353-2424

Young Female Cat Recently
Spayed. Okeetantie Area.
Call to identify.
(863)697-2265

LOST: cat, gray tiger, w/white
chest & white paws, male,
neutered, vic. of Four Sea-
sons. (863)763-2692
LOST DOG Pit/Cur Mix
blk w/ wht Vic of Dark Ham-
mock Rd, Burman Rd & 441
(772)260-6567 Reard
PIT/CUR MIX, 5yrs old, aprox
701bs, missing on 6/4, vic of
Old Fort Denaud, reward
(863)675-2310

AFFENPINCHER- for adop-
tion, toy female, to senior
home only, (863)983-6537.
BLUE HEALER, Male, 6 years
old. Free to good home.
Good w/children. Needs big
yard. (863)763-7075
BOBTAIL KITTENS (2)
Free to good homes.
(863)467-2139
BRITTANY SPANIEL- F, 2 V2
yrs old, spayed, gentle, good
w/kids and older adults,
good home only
(863)697-8731.
CUR, 7 yrs. & Red Nosed Pit-
bull, 4 yrs. Neutered males.
Great w/kids. Housebroken,
updated shots. 863)447-0965
FREE KITTENS, to good home
only, part real Lynx, some
bobtails. (863)467-7922
FREE PUPPY to good home,
housebroken, good with
kids, needs room to run.
(863)634-1501
Free to good home, 6 mos.
old, male, Walker hound
dog, all shots, neutered,
(863)467-8038 .
German Shepherd/Sharpei
mix puppies, 1 male, 1 fe-
male, 6 weeks old, to good
home. (863)675-4211
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KING SIZE BED- platform, no
mattress, good condition,
FREE. (863)675-7926.
KITTENS (4) Male, Litter
Trained. Grey and White.
Free to good homes.
(863)357-8751
ROTTWEILER MIX, Male, 1
year old. Free to good home.
(863)357-2494

Emp yent

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

Accounts Receivable Clerk,
full time with benefits. Fax
resume to 772-597-3300 or
call 772-597-3458.
APPLIANCE
TECHNICIAN WANTED
CALL (863)357-1655

Send resume to:

COSMETOLOGIST/
MANAGER
Call today,work
tomorrow, Lori:
800-736-1379
Email:
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DAIRY FOREMAN:
Dairy Knowledge preferred,
Salary and Benefits, Call
(863)634-1758 or
(863)634-1756

Housekeeping -~ Full Time
Dietary (Kitchen Help)
Activity Aid
Okeechobee Health Care Facility
Apply In Person Only At
Business Office, 406 N.W. 4th Street

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DIESEL MECHANIC/HELPER
Wanted. Salary neg. based on
experience & tools. Call
863-357-2150.

DRIVER NEEDED:
CDL Class A or B
Tanker and HAZMAT
Endorsements required.
Great starting pay w/paid
Holidays & Benefits.
Call (863)763-0666 &
Ask for Buddy
DRIVER NEEDED
Class A CDL Required.
Benefits Available. Apply @
Walpole Feed & Supply
2595 NW 8th Street

DUMP TRUCK DRIVER
CDL (AorB).
Experience a must.
(772)464-2582
DUMP TRUCK DRIVER
Truck driver needed Class B
CDL license & clean
driving record required.
(863)763-6053
EQUIPMENT OPERATOR &
OFF ROAD TRUCK DRIVER
Needed for Ag. Harvesting.
Pay dependant on exp.
(863)467-9929
Grab a bargain from your
neighbor's garage, attic,
basement or closet in
today's classifieds.

IMMEDIATE OPENING
Part-Time Pharmacist
Pharmaceutical Services
Located at
Okeechobee Health Care Facility
Call:
(863) 357-2442
for more information

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Pharmacy Consultant
Pharmaceutical Services
Okeechobee Health Care Facility
Call (863) 357-2442 for more information

Professional Cook
Okeechobee Health Care Facility
Full Time. (Fri., Sat., Mon., Tues., Wed.)
Good Benefits
Apply At: 406 N.W. 4th Street

Start a new career in the much needed field of
nursing as a Certified Nursing Assistant. Complete the
Hospitality Assistant course/training at Okeechobee
Healthcare Facility and become a CNA in 4 weeks. Next
class begins soon. Instructor RN/experienced teacher has
a very high CNA exam passing rate. Qualified CNAs are
then eligible for LPIN training. Good benefits.
Apply In Person For Further Details:
406 N.W. 4th Street (863) 357-2442

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Ne ws

The Okeechobee News
is seeking a full time
Outside Sales Consultant.
The right applicant will:
Be enthusiastic
Be inquisitive
Be service oriented
Be highly motivated
Be a self-managed individual
Be well organized
Preferably have previous sales experience
Be a good team player
Be able to handle pressure
Have computer skills
The Okeechobee News offers:
Potential for advancement
A unique work environment
where employees are trusted and empowered
Competitive pay and benefits
Life and Disability Insurance
401(K) Retirement Plan
Generous time off program
The Okeechobee News Is An Equal Opportunilty Employer

Okeechobee News'

The Okeechobee News is currently seeking an
energetic, self-motivated FULL TIME circulation
assistant.
The right applicant must have:
Class D CDL
Cash Handling Experience
References
The Daily Okeechobee News offers:
Potential for advancement
A unique work environment where
employees are trusted and empowered
Competitive pay and benefits
Benefits Package
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HANDYMAN NEEDED

Must Be Reliable & Experienced
with own tools and transportation.

Competitive Wages.

Call Joe @
863-634-5781
Okeechobee

Immediate Openings CNAs
Okeechobee Health Care Facility
All shifts: Full/Part Time. Good Benefits.
Apply In Person To:
406 N.W. 4th Street. (863) 357-2442

Edens Construction Co.
has immediate openings for equipment
operators, including track hoe, loader, dozer &
pipelayers. Experienced only please apply.
745 NW 2nd Street, South Bay, FL.
Call (561)996-6822
for directions Ar information

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Exp. Mature Teachers Need-
ed, Building Blocks Child-
care, F/T. & P/T positions
avail., great working environ-
ment, pay, & benefits.
(863)467-5000

Local Construction Company
Looking for person
EXPERIENCED In framing,
roofing, carpentry, drywall,
painting & trim work.
Class D license required.
863-357-1804
Find lter Sell it sooner
In the classlfleds

INDOIAw'OoWD
Help Wanted
HANDYMAN
POOL MAINTENANCE
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE
Salary commensurate
with experience.
Call Mr. Dick Sills, Ext. 139
and leave message.
800-523-1630
How fast can ybur 'car
Sgo? It can go even
aster when you sell it
in the classifieds.

Looking for Someone
Exp'd For Concrete
Block & Flatwork.
Must have drivers license.
Annual starting salary: $30K
for qualified applicants.
863-357-0852

MAINTENANCE PERSON
All around maintenance
person to do lawns,
wash trucks etc.
863-467-1717
Do not call after 3:30 RM.
Shop here first
The classllied ads

MECHANIC
Experienced Diesel Mechanic
For Heavy Equipment
Drug Test Required
Call DICKERSON
772-429-4440
M/F/V/D EOE

RV SALES
GROWING RV DEALERSHIP
Now hiring sales people
Paid training & salary to start
Apply in Person
Travel Easy RV
4299 Hwy 441 South
Okeechobee, Fl 34974

SCALEHOUSE OPERATOR
Must be computer literate,
Positive attitude
Drug Test Required
Call DICKERSON
772-429-4448
M/F/V/D. EOE
WANTED
ROUTE DRIVER
Van provided,
Area Established. No overnite,
Send Resume or Info to:
RO. BOX 1361
Okeechobee, Fl 34973
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the perfect gift. Look
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COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR -
HEALTH (Medical & Health Services Manager L-1) (#64029893)
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County Health Department Director for Hendry and Glades Counties.
Annual Salary range is $120,000 $140,000.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
A physician licensed in Florida pursuant to Chapter 458 or Chapter 459
of the Florida Statutes who is trained in public health administration,
Five years progressively r,: : .n ii |i', hii j ii fr i i.,
ir -n i ,i p,,N:iiiiiiiuh i .u ,.r more areas of public health desired;
Five or more years of supervisory experience. Experience in grant writing,
public speaking, working with elected officials and the media.
Experience in quality improvement techniques, directing, planning, organizing.

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Refer to requisition number 64029893.
Closing date: June 27, 2005. EOE/AA/VP Employer.

The Okeechobee News has immediate
opportunities for New Independent
Delivery Agents who want to provide
excellent service to our readers.

Opportunities Now Open in these Areas:

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everyday.

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information sheet at the Circulation office
107 S.W. 17th St., Suite D, Okeechobee, FL.
Call Janet Madray at 863-763-3134 Ext. 233

Sign-Up Bonus
We are now accepting
applications for Cashier, Fuel
Attendant and Wrecker Driver
positions. -r w ,i-,g .., ii L,
provided for responsible
people. We offer good pay,
rewarding work, benefits
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applicants who are hired will
receive a $200 sign-up
bonus. Apply at Ft. Drumrn
Citgo mm 184 Fl: Turnpike.
863-763-9383. DFWP

Need a few more bucks
to purchase something
deer? Pick up some
extra bucks when you
sell your used items in
the classifeids.

OKEECHOBEE HEALTHY
START COALITION
is searching for Childbirth
Educators. Applicants must
have State and National Cer-
tification. Bi-Lingual pre-
ferred. Contact Carol Staley,
(863)462-5877
Part Time Secretary, 20 hrs.
weekly, strong computer
exp., $10,800 annual salary,
benefits. Apply at http://peo-
plefirst.myflorida.com

CARE GIVER/COMPANION-
needs work, Will do light
housekeeping and live in,
references (863)675-4239.

Services

Babysitting 405
Child Care Needed 410
Child Care Offered 15
Instruction 120
Services Offered 425
Insurance 4-30
Medical Services425

MAURO HORSE SHOEING
(954)540-9659
Oklahoma
Graduate
Shoes = $70
Trim = $25
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One man's trash is
another man's treas-
ure. Turn your trash
to treasure with an ad
in the classified.

How do you find d-'d6'l
in today's competitive
market? In the
employment section
of the classified

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Air Conditioners 505
Antiques 510
Appliances 515
Appliance Parts 520
Beauty Supplies 525
Bicycles 530
Books & Magazines535
Building Materials540
Business Equipment 545
Carpets. Rugs 550
Children's Items 555
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Clothing 565
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AIR CONDITIONER -'05 York
3.5 ton package unit w/ heat
$1375 (954)309-8659
AIR CONDITIONER
20K BTU Reverse Cycle,
window unit, $275 or best
offer (863)674-0467.
AIR CONDITIONER
New, 21k BTU, electric $350
(863)357-8788
AIR CONDITIONERS (2) 5
Ton, For DW. Includes 6 yr.
warrantee. Like brand new.
$1200 (863)697-1894
AIR HANDLER, Trane, 2.5 ton,
220 volt, with heat, $150-.
(863)675-5929

CHINA CABINET- antique,
asking $30. (863)675-4912.

ELECTRIC STOVE- GE, 3 top
burners working, $15.
(863)467-0987.
MAGIC CHEF- Frost Free.
$100. (863)763,7989

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MICROWAVE OVEN, excellent
condition, $20.
(863)675-2596
RANGE ( Roper) REFRIGERA-
TOR (Frigidaire 17 cu63 ft )
white, $300 for both.,
(863)467-3645.
REFRIGERATOR, Whirlpool,
Ig., beige, frost free, x-lg.
freezer, exc. cond., $150.
(863)675-2596
STOVE & HOOD FAN- 'Elec-
tric,Brand new. Never used.
$250. (863)763-7950
STOVE, Gas, Frigidaire. White.
$400 or best offer.
(863)357-3639
WASHER & DRYER, GE,
Heavy Duty. Excellent condi-
tion. $200 for both.
(863)467-6470
WASHER & DRYER- Ken-
more, matching set, excel-
lent condition, $220 for both
(863)675-5089..
WASHER- front end loader, 4
yrs old, paid $600 sell for
$300 or best offer. works
great (863)697-6851.

MAGAZINES- 1 box of assort-
ed titles. $50 for all.
.(863)467-0987.

GARAGE DOOR- 16x8, good
condition, $250,
(863)467-1717.
ROOF PANES (4) Foam Insu-
lated. 3'6"W x 25'L. $720 for
all, will sep. (863)357-3439
SLIDING PATIO DOORS (2)
S4x7', tinted glass, $100 for
both (239)246-3549

Area Rug, 5x7, Safari Palm,
exc. cond., $50.
(863)634-5038

BABY ITEMS boys clothes,
toys, too many to mention
$100 for all or will separate
(863)357-2863
BABY ITEMS crib w/ bumper
guard, highchair, 2 bags of
baby clothes $175 or will
sep (863)697-3945
TEDDY BEAR LARGE
Light-brown w/red heart says
"I love you" Perfect condition
$20 (863)763-8149

ROSENTHAL- 8pl setting,
Made in Germany, wheat de-
Ssign, gold trim, 50 yrs old,
never used $400
(863)357-2233.

ELVIS RECORD & SOUVENIR
'COLLECTION': Approx. 44
yrs. old. Rare items. $2500
all. 863)824-3358
FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL &
BASEBALL CARD
COLLECTION: $1500 for all.
Call (863)763-8943
QUILTS, 2 Beautiful, Hand
Painted & Hand Made. 1 of
Birds & 1 of Butterflies. $500
will sep. ,6.,, ;..!,050
RUBY RED STEM WARE- as-
sorted sizes, asking $50.
(863)467-8050.

DELL COMPUTER- Windows
XR 256 MB Ram, Monitor,
Keyboard, Mouse & Lots of
games $150 863-843-0158.

COMMERCIAL KILN & Pour-
ing table. $550 for all, will
sep. (863)467-8177

ANTIQUE COUCH
circa late 1800's, needs some
work $150 (772)418-0018
BOX SPRINGS & MATTRESS-
ES 2 Twin. Very good condi-
tion. $70 for both, will sep.
(863)673-3334
BOXSPRING & MATTRESS
Very Good Condition $50
(863)675-0969
BUNK BED, wooden, with built
in drawers & desk, $550.
(863)634-2937
DINETTE SET: Oak w/4 chairs
& leaf. $125 863)673-3334

COFFEE TABLE, 2-End tables
& Sofa table, chrome &
brass w/glass tops.
$300./all. (863)674-0467.
COMPUTER DESK
& Headboard $75 for both or
will separate (863)697-3945
CURIO CABINET, Oak, 2 Door,
2 Lights. $80.
(863)357-3723
DAYBED- Cherry Sleigh bed
style, $300 or best offer.
(863)634-4200.
DINING ROOM CHAIRS (4)
Light oak, good condition $75
(863)675-8760
DINING ROOM SET
Table w/four matching chairs.
Good cond. $225
(863)467-6550
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
j, ii,,ri i ,,jK a color, $85

ENTERTAINMENT CENTER-
Solid Oak. Holds TV, Stereo,
CD/DVD. 70"W x 60"-I x
24"D $300. (863)763-1457
EXECUTIVE DESK- oak, large,
$250 or best offei; located
in Ft. Drum. (863)763-8613.
HIGH BACK Wicker Chairs, (3)
Good condition, $36 will sell
separately. (863)467-5477.
LR SUITE- used, fair condi-
tion, color pattern, $100.
(863)675-4912.
RATTAN FURNITURE SET: 14
pcs. Too many items to list.
Like new. $1000 for all, or
best offer: (863)357-3723
SOFA, Chair, Coffee Table &
glass top table, $250,
(863)635-4478
SOFA, SLEEPER SOFA, LOVE-
SEAT, blue, good condition,
all for $275.
(863)675-0998.
TABLE & 4 CHAIRS- antique
style, pecan, nice condition,
$100 (863)357-4532.
WATERBED- King Size, mo-
tion free, mattress, liner and
heater. $50.
(863)357-4463.

GOLF CART EZ GO, 2000
$1800 (863)763-7252
GOLF CART, Electric, 4 Seater
w/box bed. Work or Pleas-
ure. 36 V charger. $950.
(863)697-2033

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SHOTGUN 410- double barrel,
good condition, $375.
(863)467-1761.
TARGET PISTOL- C57 Mag-
num, 6 shot, Western Style,
$350.(863)467-1761.

ROOF CARRIER: For Luggage.
Hard. 15 cu. ft. Good condi-
tion. $75 (863)610-0732

HOSPITAL BED- Invacare,
electric, new matt, plus air
matt w/pump incld. $900
neg. (863)655-3436.
WHEEL CHAIR LIFT, dual mo-
tors for vans, like new, ask-
ing$1500.(863)357-8788

HAND PUMP- $80, water w/o
electric, complete w/steel fit-
ting & brass valves to install.
(863)467-4389 mornings.
KEY MACHINE
w/ blank.keys, priced rea-
sonably at $400
(863)674-0296

PIANO, Gul Bransen, real ivory
keys, perfect tuning, $600 or
best offer (863)467-6693 or
(863)634-1636
PIANO, Pennington, Upright.
$400. (863)467-5438

BABY CHINCHILLA- gray, 12
weeks old, $75.
(863)357-6825.
BASSET HOUND w/papers. 9
mo. old., Female. House-
broken. All shots. Tracking
Chip. $400 (863)634-3841
BULLDOG PUP- Male, no pa-
pers. $200. (863)634-7108
COCKATIEL'S- for sale, $50
(863)357-6825
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS-
AKC reg. 5-males, Ready
June 9th $325. Cash only.
(863)357-3026

JACK RUSSELL (f) for breed-
ing, Rottweiler (f) asking
$250 for both will sell sep.
(863)357-2494.
PARROLET, 1 year old female,
Banded. $100.
(863)357-0476
RED HEALER PUPPY
Full blooded, no papers $100
call anytime (863)697-3346
SIBERIAN HUSKY, Solid
White (F), 1 yr. old & Black &
White (M) 3 yrs. old. $500
both, will sep. 863)610-9812

DIGITAL CAMERA- Toshiba,
adaptor, case, instructions,
$200 (863)467-0462 leave
message

BATHTUB & SINK
From travel trailer $20 for both
(863)675-8760
PORT-A-POTTY
New in box never been used
pd $80 sell for $50
(863)675-4361 after 5pm

JACUZZI, 6 Person. Good
condition w/cover.
$1500 863-634-5943

ICE MACHINE
Manitowoc 800 with bin
$1495 (239)657-2381

SEW MACH TABLE- portable,
1 drawer, legs can be re-
moved for transporting,
24x8 walnut $75
(863)467-7404.

SONY STEREO SYS- AM/FM
Recvr, amp, phono, tape,
5-disc CD, 250 watt Speak-
ers $250. (863)763-1457

RADIO, Old Fashioned Look
Thomas Collectors Edition,
w/cassette. $50
(863)467-4192

GENERATOR- 3750 watts,
brand new, used less than
2hrs. Paid $425. Asking
$375 863-697-8336
GENERATOR- Coleman, 5000
watt, 10 HP, new in box ,
wheel kit included. $600.
(863)763-0944.
PAINT SPRAYER, SPX Graco,
Hose & Gun. Used once.
Cleaned w/preservatives.
$700 (863)763-2692
WARREN WRENCH, For a
truck or a 4 wheeler $100.
(863)357-6202

MINI CHOPPER- Excellent
condition. 6 mo. old $500.
Firm.(863)697-1702
863-467-4041

WANTED: FL ART
A.E. Backus, H. Newton,
+iiuri nipinr- Ar
(772)562-5567

Agriculture I
-I

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

ROUND BALES OF HAY
$20. @.
863-634-9111

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AROUND YOU.

CHICKEN COOPS (4) 10X10,
all pressure treated, $3500
value will sell $1200 you
rnove,. (863)467-5906

BUCK SKIN APPALOOSA,
Great personality. Experi-
enced rider. $3000 or best
offer. (863)357-3325
SPOTTED WALKER FILLIE
2 V/2 yrs old, green broke, very
sweet, $1500.
(863)843-2495.
THOROUGHBRED GELDING-
11 yr old, black w/ white
face, papers, $1800.
(863)467-9212,

TOP SOIL, $1.25 cu. yd.
Loaded on your truck or
can arrange hauling
@ your expense. 3 mls. from
Okeechobee City. Call Tony
@ (561)721-5770

BUSH ALL 5' Brand New
$400 (863)801-1666
FINISH MOWER, 6 ft., like
new, used one season,
$ 9 0 0
(863)675-1914/673-1846
FLY MOW LAWN MOWER,
Good condition. $75
(863)675-8168
LAWN TRACTOR/SWEEPER-
STX38 John Deere, needs
new belts & pulleys, $300.
(863)357-4532.
RAIL ROAD TIES FOR SALE:
Approx. 200. $1400 for all,
will sep. (863)357-6202
RIDING MOWER-MTD Garden
Tractor, 18h/p B&S engine ,
46" cut, gd tires, needs trans
axle $160 (863)697-9704
ROTO TILLER Yard Man,
rear tine, like new, $500 or
best offer (863)697-9704

Rentals

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

TAYLOR CREEK CONDO: 2/1,
Waterview, Furnished w/
Screened porch, slip, pool,
tennis, $1200 mo.
(863)634-8757.

Do-It-Yourself Ideas

Yard Cut-Outs
Get ready to brighten up the
lawn for spring with this
quartet of yard ornaments.
Just trace each ornament
from full-size patterns onto
plywood, sand and paint.
The flamingo measures 29 in.
tall by 13 in. wide, the pig is
12 in. tall by 22 in. long, the
duck is 10 in. tall by 15 in.
wide and the goose is 18 in.
tall by 12 in. wide.
Yard Cut-Outs plan
(No. 804).. .$7.95
Lawn Fun Package
3 other plans
(No. C110) ..-. $19.95
Catalog (pictures hundreds
of projects)... $2.1)0
Please add $3.00 s&h
(except catalog-only orders)
To order, circle item(s), clip
and send with check to:
U-Bild, P.O. Box 2383,
Van Nuys, CA 91409.
Please be sure to include
your name, aadress,.and the
name of this newspaper.
Allow 1-2 weeks for delivery.
Or call (800) 82-U-BILD
u-bild.com
Money Back Guarantee

FORT DRUM, 2 Bdrm., 2 BA,
garage. Quiet country set-
ting. Small pet okay. Fenced
yard monthly or seasonal.
(305)944-2721.

Medical
Office Space
For Lease, needs build
out completed. Approx.
2000 sq. ft. willing to di-
vide into 2 separate of-
fice spaces, close to
.hospital. For information
467-0831.

Rooma te 0I95

College Guy's Need
Roommate. Starting
Fall Semester in Gainesville.
(863)634-1893

Real Estate

Business Places -
Sale 1005
Commercial
Property Sale 1016
Condos*
Townhouses Sale 1015
Farms Sale 10120
Houses Sale 1 025
Hunting Property 1030)
Investment
Property Sale 105
Land Sale 1040
Lots -Sale 10145
Open House 1,)5O
Out of State -
Property Sale 1055
Property Inspection1060
Real Estate Wanted 1065
Resort Property -
Sale 1070
Warehouse Space 1075
Waterfront Property 1080

i The Complete
Liquidation of DLC C -rp
SAr-JUtE 251* -D10J AM
Evensville,TN
All items C.cplr 7 s7il
ABSOLUT!
*Tractors ,Trailers
Heavy Equipment
Logging Equipment
SFarm Implements
Complete Machine
Shop wl Tools & Equip.

701"ACRE FARM
{(ells with reserve)
*11 Tracts: 5 to 300 Ac.
400 Ac. of Tillable Land
Former Commercial
Vegetable Farm
SBeautiful Views
Great HomeSites,
2 Ponds
I 1/2 Mile Paved Roads
| 30,000 SF
|Warehouse ...

Join all the people who
say, "I sold it in the
classifieds."
l"!I^By MIw

CAN AFFORD IT?
WHAT ABOUT MY CREDIT?
For Mortgage Questions
Call Paul 561-723-7610
friendlymortgage.com

Hurricane Wind Zone 3
Manufactured &
Modular Homes
L ,i-, H,'-i, F';,- n :,
,ori'r' ', A
From i. P l'f I 'll
STANTON HOMES
1-800-330-6623
OKEECHOBEE- 3br, 2ba, CBS
Waterfront, lake access, sea
wall, desirable residential
community near golf course,
Lg backyard w/cypress
trees, appliances incid, new
roof, clean & well main-
tained. (863)467-1270..

ANCIENT OAKS RV RESORT-
Lot 3, Block 7, asking
$23,500, (772)334-2217.
Time to clean out the
attic, basement and/or
garage? Advertise
your yard sale in the
classified and make
your clean up a breeze!

LOOKING FOR DRY LAND
1-3 Acres. Residential. Rea-
sonably priced. In Okeechobee
County. Call (954)614-0879

Mobile Homes

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

FIBERGLASS STAIRS- New,
for mobile home, 5 risers,,
$250. (863)467-0506.

OKEECHOBEE- in town, 2/1,
Screen porch, W/D, incld
water, sewer, trash, lawn
maint, $650 + sec.,
(863)634-4777/467-8005.

FLEETWOOD '99, 3/2 w/2 Car
Garage & fpl. & many extras.
on 3 large. lots, fenced back-
yd. Must see. 863-447-0965
New & Used
Manufactured Homes
Fleetwood, Jacobsen,
Scotbilt, Townhomes.
Best Deals Anywhere.
STANTON HOMES
Clewiston, LaBelle,
Okeechobee, Punta Gorda
1-800-330-8106
OKEECHOBEE- Nice 2 BR,
60'x12', Screen porch, Car-
port & Shed. Close to lake.
(863)763-0240
RENTTO OWN
Buy Here Pay Here
Marginal Credit OK
Clewiston Stanton Homes
863-983-8106 -
SOUTH FLORIDA'S LARGEST
& OLDEST DEALER
VOLUME PRICING
STANTON HOMES
800-330-6266

Recreation

Boats 3005
Campers RVs 3010
Jet Skiis 3015
Marine Accessories 3020
Marine Miscellaneous 3025
Motorcycles 30301
Sport Vehicles ATVs 3035

AIR BOAT- small, 75HP Frank-
lin Aircraft engine, 5' prop,
needs tune-up, Must sell
$850 (863)675-0254.
BOAT & TRAILER
Galvanized rocket boat trailer
w/home made boat. $150
(863)763-3822
BOAT TRAILER, 14 Ft. Galva-
nized. Good shape. $200.
863-674-1105.
MERCURY '01, 25 HR electric
start, O/B Motor, 2006 war-
ranty. Perfect cond. $2000.
(863)697-1645.
PONTOON BOAT 24'
Floating Dock. $800 of best
offer. (863)763-3451
SEA. KAYAK, '98 Perception
Eclipse, paddle, $700.
(863)697-3004.
WELLCRAFT 18'- CC, John-
son 110 SW, trlr, bimini, fish
finder, bait well, cover,
$4700 (863)599-0923.

CAMPER TRAILER, 32 Ft.
Good condition. $1000 or
best offer. (863)763-8261
COACHMAN 5TH WHEEL RV,
'93- 27', excellent cond,
$5000. (863)697-2180.
CROSS COUNTY RV 1988, 37
Ft. Good condition. A real buy
at $4900. & 23 Ft. RV $1500
Not Licensed for Florida. Will
deliver. Further info call Terry
(561)310-6611 Lake Worth
M/H CAR TOWING HITCH-
Honda, '2000 $100.
(863)675-8168
RV 23' not licensed for road
in FL. Located in Lake Worth
will del. to Okeechobee.
$1500 (561)310-6611 Terry

TROLLING MOTORS (2) ASK-
ING $75 for both.
(321)593-2739.

PROPELLER, Sensenich, Pad-
dle Type for Air Boat, 78x50,
Brand new. $700
(863)824-0963

Harley Davidson 1200
Sportster, '97, new tires,
12k mi., never reg. in Fla.
Call Don bet. 5-8.
(561)992-9491
HONDA GOLDWING '83
33K Excellent condition.
$2500. 863-634-7194.
Snot Vhicles/
A S 3035'r~i^

ATV 400 Polaris
Excellent shape $2500
(863)801-1666
BOMBADEER DS650 Baja,
'03, very few hrs., $4500.
(863)675-0939
GO CART, 2 Seater, 5.5 hp en-
gine. $350 or best offer.
(863)227-2600
POLARIS 300, 1994, 4x4,
runs good, $1500.
(863)357-1576 or
954)275-8111
YAMAHA 350, '86, blue, new
tires, good condition, $1100
or best offer (863)673-8741

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 4070

CADILLAC DeVille- '88,
Champagne, 91M, Runs &
looks great. $2500. or best
offer 863-990-6398 aft 5pm
CADILLAC ELDOADO '79
Biarritz, 350 V8, only 78K mi,
$3,900 (863)612-0046
Chevy Celebrity, '87, nice
clean car, good transporta-
tion, new tires, runs good,
$750. (863)634-4076
HONDA CIVIC, '04- low miles,
call for details,
(863)983-7415.
PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 92
Auto, Cold A/C, Good trans-
portation/gd tires $3000 863-
467-6577/357-1426.
SATURN WAGON 1993, 4
cyl., Auto., PW, A/C, Looks
& Runs great. $1500 or best
offer. (772)461-2629
TOYOTA TERCEL 1983,
4 cyl. Gas saver. Very clean
car. $900 or best offer.
(863)675-2598 Lv. msg

OLDSMOBILE TORONADO '85
Totally rebuilt, new tires, low
miles. Runs great! $6500 or
good offer. (863)824-0884

FORD EXPLORER SPORT '97,
4X4, Loaded, 2 Dr., Needs
motor work. $2500
(863)634-4104

JEEP Grand Wagoneer- '84,
Camo paint job runs & looks
good $2500.
(863)673-0920.

GOLF CAR- 3 Wheel, recondi-
tioned, smooth riding, $750.
(863)612-1648.
Golf Carts,
Gas or Electric
Buy and Sell
Call (863)824-0878

Camper Shell, aluminum, for
short bed, full sz. pickup,
$350.,86 .. i
FORD PICK UP 1976, Body
rough. Does run. 6 cyl. w/4
speed. $300 (863)763-1370
HITCH, Reese, 5th Wheel,
Easy Slide w/mounting rails.
$250. (772)285-8405
TIRE, Brand New Michelin &
Ford Wheel. $85
(863)674-1105
TIRES (2) Michelin. LT
285/75R16's. $75
(863)634-2364
TIRES (4) 17" R6517. Rare
Deal! Asking $225.
(863)763-0669/697-0311
TRUCK CAP, Leer, High Top,
Fits full size Chevy. Pd.
$1300, Asking $300.
(302)264-1301
TURBO HYDROMATIC TRANS
Installation avail. $250 or best
offer (863)467-8856

CHEVY Z71- '94, 1/2 Ton, 4x4
Ext cab 350, auto, $2500.
(863)412-2504
DODGE 250 RAM 1981: 318
engine, 130K. Has electrical
short. $500 (863)763-5392
FORD 1986, 308, V8, 4x4,
manual shift. $1500
(863)763-5392
FORD F150 '98- 4x4, great
condition, $8000.
(863)228-3692.
FORD F150 P/U 1989, Needs
motor. $1200
(863)634-4104
FORD PICK UP 1976, Body
rough. Does run. 6 cyl. w/4
speed. $300 863)763-1370
FORD RANGER 1992, 150K
mls. Runs excellent. $1800.
Firm. (863)763-3451
GMC S15 PU, '88- red, runs
good, $1500. neg.
(863)763-1751.
TOYOTA PU, '87- drk. blue, 5
spd, w/fibergalss canopy,
$1000, (863)697-3004.

CHEVY S-10 1992, Good con-
dition, needs repair. $2000
Call Jewel @
(863)751-1358 .
FORD BRONCO '86
Full size, 4x4 $600 ask for .i
Michael (863)967-6632
HUNTING PACKAGE $8500
Jeep '88, Cobra trir, tripod, 2
htrs, 2 tree stands, climber.
Call Natalia (954)304-4915

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PUBLIC NOTICE

awarded the organization.
I,, .. .. .. es ,
that he or she has pertinent and valid information about such rnaters may re-
quest a public information interview with the Joint Commission's field representa-
tives ar the time of the survey !nformiat1on presented at the interview will be
carefully evaluated ior relevance to the accreditation process Requestsfora

teiview Such requests should be addressed to
Division of Accreditation Operations

Oakbrook Terrace. iL 60181
Or
Faxed to 630/792-5636
Or
E-mailed to complaint@jcaho.org

the name of the suirveyorwho Vwil conduct the interview.

63293 ON 06/18,19,20/05

ISUZU TROOPER '91
V-6, A/C, good condition, runs
good $1000 or best offer
(239)657-4348

UTILITY TRAILER
w/ running boards & tires
$150 (863)675-0969

CHEVY VAN, '89- w/windows,
asking, beige wi/ brown
stipe, runs good. $2500
neg.. (863)763-1751.
FORD AEROSTAR VAN. '92-
runs well, good shape,
$1500. (863)467-6423.
PLYM. VOYAGER 1988, Good
engine, no rust, good tires,
power steering leaks. $795
neg. (863)612-0111
PLYM VOYAGER, '87- V6,
AC/PS/CD, new tires, hitch,
runs great, low miles, $1500
(863)763-6205.

Public Notices

Public Notce -'iI'
State PuLic
Legal Notice .ij

LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to Kurt D. Fisher
of test Palm Beach FL and Jo E. Gray
of Marianna FL that the contents of
'hrir -f,-;n nit- r '10&M Self Stor-
b, South, Okee-
:, .i : '. : 1 be auctioned
on JUNE 22, 2005 to satisfy the bal-

Need a few more bucks
to purchase something
deer? Pick up some
extra bucks when you
sell your used items in
the classifeids.

LY(/ 9tYM~wuIl

Jimsmkl

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Dodge Jeep PRE-OWNED
2005 Dodge Straintus RT Coupe 2004 Chrysler Sebring Limited 2005 Jeep Wrangler 2001 Dodge Caravan
*MSR'25,070 MSRP'27,000 W MSRP'23,235 WAS'11,998
SALESALE SALE NOW
1t6,93 17,275 6,919 $8,988
2005 Dodge Neon ST 2005 Chrysler PT Cruiser Coan. 2005 Jeep Liberty 2003 Pontiac Grand Am
R M PM16,800 SP1,5SRPs22,210 WAS'12,995
SALE SALE SALE NOW
$10,668 s14,276 s15152 888
2005 Dodge Dakota 2005 Chrysler 300 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee 2004 Nissan Sentra
ERSIP'22,990 MISRP'32,070 MSRP'28,505 WAS 12,996
SALE SALE SALE NOW
S1173 90s,9999 $18,445 A $9,9944
2005 Dodge Ram1500 2005 Chrysler Crossfire Cony. 2005 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited 2003 Ford F-150
SRP 21,615 SRP 34,960 SRP '26,505 WAS17,888

15,343 2224
2001 FORD 1-150 FLARESIE Pi/, BLACK, NICE TRUCK WAS 813,119 NOW $11,998 2003 FORD FOCUS 40K MILES, GREAT GAS MILAGE WAS 8,998 NOW $5,9985
2001 DODGE RAM-1500 SILVER, lAD-CAB WAS $10,i15 NOW $14,1B5 2015 DODGE STRATUS WHITE ,FAC WARR. WAS $15,888 NOW 812,983
2001 DODGE 1500 BAM P/U, WRITE, IiAD-CAD WAS $15,188 NOW $12,994 2001 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN GREEN, COLD AIR WAS $13,984 NOW $10,1995
2002 FORD 1-150 VERY NICE, RED WAS 818,191 NOW $15,9K8 2004 DODGE DAKOTA- FAC. WARR., LIGHT KHAKI WAS $11,993 NOW $15,988
2001 DODGE CARAVAN- NICE COLOR, LOW MILES WAS $12,18B NOW 8$9,19 2001 DODGE RAM 1500 1BLUE, NICE TRUCK WAS 812,996 NOW 81,995
S2002 DODGE RAM 2500 GREEN, VERY LOW MILES WAS 816,988 NOW $12,964 19917 FORD RANGER WHITE WAS 82,995 NOW $1,995
12814 EODGE RAM 150 UilAD-CAB BLUE WAS 819,988 NOW $11,988 2000 FORD TAURUS NICE CAR, LOW MILES WAS 810,998 NOW $7,991
2.101 FORD F-150 SILVER, LiADER WAS 811,161 NOW 813,98 2003 FORD 1-150 RED, VERY GLEAN WAS $19,998 NOW 816,888
S2112 DODGE RAM 2500 Pi, 3 K MILES WAS 818,995 NOW 813,988 2101 FORD EXPLORER BLU, GREAT SUV WAS $12,195 NOW 81,108
2004 JEEP LIBERTY- NICE, SMALL UTILITY WAS 811,119 NOW 813,998

HURRY, SALE ENDS JULY 5TH!
I MONDAY FRIDAY 9AM-9PM SATURDAY 9AM-5PM
-A' lsed Pnce And Offers Include All Factory Ana Dealer Incentives Sale Prices Plus T'w, Tag, Den tlnalion Tile Fees All Rats. Pieces And Payments Are Wilh Apfpnved Cea' And Include Cnrysler Financial And Trade. i Bonu- ah On Sel:, Verei's A..: ne) Claim, n B .d' On vehicle Av3iltbllny
r Pctures For IIluslalion Purposes Only Oilers Not In Conjuri:lon And May Nol Bei Combine Wih Any OIher Offer Venicles Sublet To Pnor Sale Buy Fromr Edde Accardl We re Mrliv ed T,: D, Bu.ine8.s 31 '4M

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