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At a Glance

Memory Mobile
to visit
Please join us at Palm Ter-
race of Clewiston as we host
the Alzheimer's Association
Memory Mobile on Tuesday,
Feb. 21, from noon until 3 p.m.
at Palm Terrace of Clewiston,
301 S. Gloria Street. Memory
screening information on
memory disorders will be avail-
able. Light refreshments will be
served and door prizes will be
given out. For more informa-
tion, Please call (863) 983-5123
Ms. Senior
pageant set
The Ms. Senior Hendry
County Pageant will be held
Thursday, March 22, at the fair-
ground's entertainment pavil-
ion. We encourage all women
ages 60 and up to come out and
show these young ladies what
you have. Contestants will be
judged on casual wear and also
on evening gown/church dress.
The deadline for the pag-
eant is March 1. All entries must
be turned in at the fair office
March 1, between 7 and 8 a.m.
You can pick up applications at
the Clewiston Chamber of
Commerce. For more informa-
tion, call (863) 983-7689, after 6
p.m., (863) 228-2958.
Teacher is singer
and songwriter
Clewiston Middle School
Teacher, Christina Stanaland is
the singer, songwriter, guitar
player and saxophonist who
drives the honky-tonk blues
band Betsy Badwater and The
Hillbilly Chrome, which will be
featured on a trio of radio
shows and several live venues
in the next few weeks. Her
song "Trucker's Anthem" will
be broadcast beginning this
Sunday, Feb. 18, on 92.9 KIX
Country's Top 30 Countdown
with Dave Darrel following a
live interview. Betsy Badwater
songs will also be broadcast
throughout at least the next
few weeks on 98.9 The Breeze
and on the alt-country, Ameri-
cana & bluegrass show
"Down Home Cookin' With
Larry T" on LIVE365. She will
give a live interview and per-
formance on 98.9 with Larry
Timko on Saturday, Feb. 24 to
promote her appearance at
the Myakka River Seafood Fes-
tival March 3 and 4.
BlackGold
Jubilee parade
The Black and Gold Jubilee
Parade will be held on April 21,
beginning at 10 a.m. on the
corner 6f Avenue L and Main
Street. Line up begins at 8:30
a.m. To enter, please contact
Kay Hickson ay (561)r 996-
2298. Parade entry forms are
also available at the Belle
Glade Chamber of Commerce.
No entry fees but trophy win-
ners are announced. Come
join the fun, then the activities
at the BG Marina and the fire-
works at dark. Bring your chair
and grab a great spot. Music,
twirlers and floats will help to
celebrate the Glades.

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Index

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Opinion . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
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Child dies under dirt mound


Dirt collapsed,
smothering
9-year-old

By Ideybis Gonzalez
Clewiston News
LABELLE- A 9-year-old
LaBelle boy died Jan. 29 after a
15-foot high mound of dirt he
was playing on collapsed on
him.
There are no signs of foul


play, officials with the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office said, and
the case remains an unexpect-
ed and "very tragic" death,
according to the report.
According to a police report
of the incident, the boy, 9-year-
old William Henry Brogdon,
seemed to have died of asphyxi-
ation when he was trapped
under the dirt.
In the moments before he
was found, family members
and neighbors tried desperately


to shovel dirt from the mound
after finding the boy's jacket
and shoes nearby.
Investigators said that earlier
in the day, while his father and
older brother were working in
the shop in the backyard of their
LaBelle home, the young boy
had asked to play with his
brother.
His father told him they
would be busy in the shop and
the boy left to play alone.
The boy's father could not


Walk to Literacy: A learning field trip


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INI/Ideybis Gonzalez
On Friday, Jan. 12, the director of Rainbow Preschool organized a walking field trip for
16 of their four year-olds to tour the Clewiston Library.


Ms. Oeffner showing the children the Atlas maps and the use for them to find place
in Florida.


imagine what would happen
next.
After some time, more than
two hours later, and when he
noticed that the small boy had
gone missing, the father started
searching for him, worried that
he was nowhere to be found.
One of the family members
noticed that a mound of dirt,
around which the boy some-
times played, had collapsed.
They then saw William's
jacket and shoes next to the


mound. Fearing the worst, the
father ordered one of the boys
to grab some shovels from the
shop.
The boy's father and uncle
began digging to find the boy
and continued digging for more
than 30 minutes-before a neigh-
bor, seeing what was happen-
ing, offered to use his back hoe
to move the dirt quicker.
The hoe dug into the ground
See Child-Page 12


Lawmakers



work to help



rural counties


By Patty Brant
LABELLE - Not many Leg-
islators in Tallahassee under-
stand the needs of rural inland
counties, so it's essential that
residents provide them with
the facts.
Florida Senator JD Alexan-
der of Lake Wales told a group
at a recent Farm Bureau
luncheon that, in addition to
their local legislators, they
must seek the support of
urban Legislators - they must
be made to see the larger pic-
'ture and how' rural counties fit
in to theit own welfare.
Sen. Alexander was joined
by Florida Rep. for District 77
Denise Grimsley as well as
aides for Florida Sen. Dave


Aaronberg and U.S. Senators
Bill Nelson and Mel Martinez
Feb. 1 at a luncheon hosted by
the Hendry-Glades Farm
Bureau at the Captain Hendry
House.
Sen. Alexander was center
stage for most of the event and
fielded questions like how
introducing more ethanol as an
alternate energy source might
affect Florida agriculture.
Sen. Alexander said balance
is needed. Ethanol from corn
provides only a 15 percent gain
in erieroL and is not cost effec-
tive, he noted. As it stands at
this time, the use of ethanol
would not help Florida eco-
See Help -Page 12


Greenleaf is



Golden Apple



Teacher 2006-7


CLEWISTON - Megan
Greenleaf was honored with this
year's Golden Apple District
Teacher of the Year award, an
award given to outstanding
teachers in Hendry County. She
accepted the award at a ceremo-
ny at John Boy Auditorium in
Clewiston Feb. 1.
. Mrs. Greenleaf is originally
from the San Francisco Bay area,
from a small town named Pied-
mont. Megan graduated from
the University of California,


Berkeley, where she received her
bachelor's degree in Political Sci-
ence. Upon graduation, she and
her husband Mel Greenleaf
moved to LaBelle where Mel got
a job as a beekeeper.
She said, "I think having chil-
dren before I started teaching
helped me understand how chil-
dren learn. When I started teach-
ing, my oldest daughter Kelle
was nine, Juli was seven and Aly-
See Teachers - Page 4


A life in the circus,


a traveling troupe


For family, life
outside the circus
is no kind of life at all

By Jose Jesus Zaragoza
Clewiston News
CLEWISTON - When she
was younger, living in Mexico,
Asia, now 17, wanted to
become a psychologist.
Past generations of her fami-
ly had done something quite
different, and it had become
the custom to follow in the
footsteps of old grandfathers
and old grandmothers, great
great aunts and great great
uncles.
So she joined the circus.
Asia is known for her silks
act, a circus act using sheets of
silk tied with knots around


which the performer pulls off
elaborate moves while sus-
pended in the air.
She tours the world with her
family, who owns Anastini Cir-
cus.
At first, the friends she had
to explain the move to imag-
ined visions of clowns and gyp-
sies and freaks. Later, they were
simply sad to see her go, and
she was also unsure she want-
ed to go.
Since then Asia has toured
the world with her family, trav-
eling to the African, Asian and
European continents. The
entire immediate family on her
father's side, as well as the
entire immediate family on her
mother's side, works in the cir-
cus.
"I learned to love it," said
See Circus - Page 9


INI/Jose Zaragoza
The Anastini family, made up of mothers and fathers, and daughters and sons, cousins and
uncles, was in Clewiston last week.


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New members welcomed to GCWC


One of the very first organiza-
tions in Moore Haven, the
Glades County Woman's Club
(GCWC) members listened and
smiled as proud sponsors intro-
duced their new members at a
Tea Reception held at Candi
Snow's home on River Road in
Glades County during their
monthly meeting. Mrs. Snow has
a talent for making everyone feel
welcome, serving tea in antique
cups and saucers, cucumber
sandwiches, June Morn-
ingstar's famous cream cheese-
olive sandwiches and home-
baked sweets.
New Members include Kacie
Swafford, sponsored by Bette
Davis, Megan Shepherd, spon-
sored by Barbara Brown, Lela
Brown, sponsored by Waba Rec-
tor, Carol Butler sponsored by
June Morningstar.
The Glades County Woman's
Club members work year round
to raise funds for scholarships
given in May to two deserving
Moore Haven High School grad-
uates. Fundraisers include
preparing and serving food at
the annual Birding Festival, raf-
,fles of handmade items and their
annual style show.


Submitted photo
New members of the Glades County Woman's Club and their sponsors smile for the camera.
Front, new members, left to right, Kaci Swafford, Megan Shepherd, Lela Brown, Carol Butler.
Rear, Sponsors, Left to right, Bette Davis, Barbara Brown, Waba Rector, June Morningstar.


The club, over 75 years old,
used to own one of Moore
Haven's historic dwellings but
due to the deteriorating condi-
tion of the house, they sold it


several years ago and have been
meeting a member's homes and
at the library. There was much
discussion over meeting sites,
program agendas and increasing


the scholarship amounts.
If you are interested in joining
this venerable club, phone a
member for further information.
946-0520 or 946-0579.


Glades County Woman's Club style show


Thanks to the efforts of all the
members of the Glades County
Woman's Club and many good
friends and neighbors their
recent annual luncheon and style
show was a huge success. Hav-
ing outgrown the Ferris Davis
American Legion Hall, they were
given the use of Robin's Nest, an
RV park north of Moore Haven on
U.S. 27. Owned by the Robert
Joyner family, the park's club-


house was the perfect site for
Loire's Dress Shop of Lake Placid
to show off her fabulous fash-
ions. For some unknown rea-
sons, club members automatical-
ly become runway models when
clothed in the trendiest styles.
These delightful members
seemed born to stride down run-
ways and each just fit beautifully
in all of Loie's outfits whether for-
mal of elegant casual.


Covered dishes are the high-
light of the event with everyone
competing to see whose creative
salad disappeared first. The
luncheon rivaled any five star
restaurant and the table center-
pieces featured photos of our
Moore Haven High school senior
students. Proceeds from the show
help finance two scholarships for
local youngsters each year. Mem-
bers agreed that bringing in many


new and younger members has
helped spark new enthusiasm.
These new members include sev-
eral "snow birds" who always
have new experiences and ideas
to share. Anyone interested in
joining can call any GCWC mem-
ber for further information. Mean-
time, we'll see you at the Birding
Festival where we prepare and
serve tasty lunches. For more
information call 946-0520.
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Obituaries


Johnny W Graydon
Johnny W. Graydon, 59, of
Royal Palm Beach, died Saturday,
Feb 3, 2007, at Bethesda Memorial
Hospital, Boynton Beach, follow-
ing a brief ill-
ness.
Born in
Pahokee, he
was preceded " "'
in death by his
parents, Lillie .-
Pearl Mills Gray-
don, John
Franklin Gray-
don and his sis- Johnny W.
ter, Cindy Gray- Graydon
don Thomas.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday, Feb. 7, at the Good
Shepherd Church of God in Paho-
kee with interment at the Port May-
aca Cemetery.
Survivors include his three
brothers, Ronnie (Mirtha) Graydon
of Pahokee, Charles E. Graydon of
Griffin, Ga., Steve Graydon of Liver-
more, Calif., and two sisters, Hilda
(Lance) Woody of Morganton,
N.C., and Kathy (David) Moore of
Royal Palm Beach, along with all
his loving family and friends.
Arrangements were under the
direction of Glades Funeral Chapel,
Belle Glade.


Hilburn Lee Gunn
Hilburn Lee Gunn, 59, of Moore
Haven, passes away Saturday, Jan.
13, 2007 at his home in Moore
Haven.
He was born July 7, 1947 in
Clewiston, the son of the late Floyd
Dawson and Geneva (Smith)
Gunn. He served during the Viet-
nam War in the Air Force. He
worked construction as a heavy
equipment operator. Survivors
include two daughters, Tedra Gunn
of Immokalee and Christine John-
son of LaBelle, and one sister,
Emma Jean Seiler of Moore Haven.
He was preceded in death by his
parents Floyd and Geneva Gunn
and a brother John Gunn.
Graveside services were held
Thursday, Jan. 18, in Ortona ceme-
tery with Rev. Angel Ramos officiat-
ing. Arrangements are by Akin-
Davis Funeral Home, Clewiston.
Levi John Miller
Levi John "Shorty" Miller, age
71, passed away Feb. 5, 2007. Born
in Poland, Ohio, he was the second
of six boys. He was a veteran of the
U.S. Army Tanker Division during
the Korean Conflict. He was a
farmer and also raised corn and
cotton until 1964.
He then moved with his family


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to Florida, farmed and started a
dragline business which he ran for
about 20 years. He moved to Ft.
Payne, Ala., and started driving
long-distance trucking which he
loved.
He was an avid outdoorsman
who loved fishing and hunting. He
also was the 1979 Best Sport of the
Year in stock car racing.
He was preceded in death by his
father, John Emmanuel Miller; his
mother, Emma Hearsburger;
daughter, Janice Miller and brother,
Melvin Miller.
He is survived by his wife, Vir-
ginia "Ginny" Miller, six children,
Levi and Josie Miller of Clewiston,
Billy and Angel Miller, or Orange
Springs, Tammy Huff of Walters-
boro, S.C., and Tonita Clemons of
Eutawville, S.C., Mary Lynn Bolix of
Clewiston, Kelly Miller of Belle
Glade; 12 grandchildren, Amanda
Miller, Susan Miller, Lisa Colson,
Jason Colson, Ryan Bolix, Hank
Bolix, Rebecca Bolix, Blade
Clemons, Gage Clermons, Page
Henderson; four great-grandchil-
dren, Lauren, Shayna, Alyssa,
Johanna and four brothers, Elmer
and Nellie Miller of Belle Glade, Joe
and Jennie Miller of South Bay,
Glenn and Shirley Miller of Belle
Glade and Donnie Miller of Belle
Glade, all in Florida.


Visitation was Thursday, Feb. 8,
from 4 until 9 p.m. The funeral was
Friday, Feb. 9, at 11 a.m. A military
burial followed in Bankhead
Cemetery, Ft. Payne, Ala., Burt
Funeral Home of Ft. Payne, Ala. is in
charge.
Irvene H. Watson
Irvene H. Watson, 84, of Lake-
port, passed away on Friday, Feb. 9,
2007 at her daughter's home in Ft.
Myers. She was born in Oldsmar on
Sept. 24, 1922, and moved with her
husband, John, to Lakeport in
1971. Her time and energies were
devoted to raising her children and
foster children. Above all else she
will be remembered as momma.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, John L. Watson.
Mrs. Watson is survived by her
children, Irving L Watson of Kissim-
mee; Dorothy Whittaker of Ft.
Myers; Patricia Watson-Kotz of
Tampa, John T.. Watson of Ft.
Myers, and Sheryl VanderPol of Ft.
Myers and brother Benni Bell of
Tampa.
She is also survived by her six
grandchildren and six great grand-
children. A graveside funeral serv-
ice was held Monday, Feb. 12, at
Ortona Cemetery with Sonny
Hughes officiating.


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EMERGENCY PLANS: Last year during hurricane season we had
all these meetings by the Clewiston emergency team said they had
evacuation plans. At that meeting we asked, would the plan be
available to the public and the answer was yes. Several times I have
called asking for a copy of those plans, no plan. Nobody answered,
nobody responded. Is there a plan if something catastrophic hits
Clewiston or something happens to Clewiston? If there is one, and
the public has it, or is it a big secret like everything else is in this
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Letters to the Editor


Rebuttal to
FPL article
A recent "public service
announcement" appearing in
both the Caloosa Belle and Glades
Co. Democrat needs a response.
The article, entitled "FP&L says
Power Park to contribute to econo-
my" would have those of us who.
live in Glades or Hendry Counties
scarcely able to believe our good
fortune. What seems to glitter,
however, is not gold but coal with
all its attendant problems. A few
points to consider:
* Coal is by far the dirtiest
method by which to produce elec-
tricity. The proposed facility will be
a pulverized coal plant utilizing old
technology and will cause unnec-
essarily heavy pollution when com-
pared to newer available technolo-
gies. According to numerous
scientific publications, there are
several types of pulverized coal
plants, all of them unsatisfactory
from a health and environmental


standpoint.
* Given the generous relaxation
of EPA clean air standards in recent
years, what does FP&L's claim of
compliance really mean?
* What does FP&L's claim of
"state-of-the-art" mean when refer-
encing out of date technology. A
hundred year old buggy whip is still
a "state-of-the-art" buggy whip
even though long retired.
* FP&L is here in Glades and
Hendry Counties, only because
they were turned down in St. Lucie
Co. Why? A St. Lucie Co. commis-
sioner described FP&Es sales pres-
entation to them as a "deceitful dog
and pony show".
* What will be the public health
costs and who will bear them? Air
quality is already bad enough dur-
ing cane-burning season.
* What will be the environmen-
tal damage from acid rain, mercury
and other pollutants produced by a
plant next door to Lake Okee-
chobee and the headwaters of the
Everglades, an ecosystem already


in serious trouble?
* While we enjoy the pollution,
others will benefit from the power
produced.
* When carbon emission con-
trols are instituted (remember
global warming?), will FP&L's plant
already be grandfathered in?
* And what about all that tax
revenue? What will we do when
FP&L's plant depreciates and we
taxpayers have to carry more of the
burden?
Pulverized coal burning is old
technology. Where coal is to be
used it must be done responsibly
and has been (or should be)
replaced by plants using a gasifica-
tion technique. Here almost all pol-
lutants are removed up front by the
process which makes the coal into
a gas before burning. Carbon emis-
sions are more easily recovered
and can be stored for disposal. This
technology has been in use for
some time and is well tested and
reliable. There is such a plant near
Tampa, which has been operating


for the past 10 years. A plant costs
15-20 percent more to build so one
might understand why a power
company might favor a more pol-
luting plant. This cost can be recov-
ered, however, by doing it right the
first time, and eliminating the
expense of operating the less effi-
cient "scrubbers".
We would encourage everyone
to familiarize themselves with what
is at stake here. Our elected officials
need to balance both sides of the
ledger and not be seduced only by
the promise of more revenue. We
do not believe that this is the best
place for a power plant at all. But,
wherever it is built, FP&L's feet
should be held to the fire to respon-
sibly provide the best that technolo-
gy has to offer. And one parting
shot: As shareholders in FP&L we
are embarrassed that they have not
already stepped up to the plate to
do so.
Sincerely,
'Bruce G.Steinfeldt,D.V.M.
MichelleC. SteinfeldtRN.


IDLE TEACHERS: I'd like to make a complaint about these teach-
ers that are spending an awful lot of schoolwork time on the tele-
phone and doing personal work in class time. My son's teacher
doesn't have time for him because she's always on the phone and
she's always doing personal stuff. I think the principals need to
check on this and put a rope around this before it gets out of hand.

TROUBLE WITH HIGH SCHOOL: Are there any other parents
having trouble with the high school? I had to pull my daughter out
of high school. She was threatened by another student, they did
absolutely nothing to keep her safe. I've had to pull my daughter out
in order to home school to keep her safe. Is there anybody else out
there we can get together so we can put a stop to this? Now my
daughter's not going to get an education except for home schooling
which I don't know anything about, this is my first time.

CONFISCATED DRUG MONEY: What is done with the money
confiscated from drug dealers? Is that money put back into the
community adversely affected by drug sales?
Editor's note: In Florida, money and property confiscated from
drug sales - when it is no longer needed as evidence - is usually
put into the law! enforcement trust fund, and can be used by law
enforcement to make more drug arrests.


Economic Development


Council to meet


Hendry County Economic
Development Council (HCEDC).
will hold a strategic planning
session on Friday, March 2, 2007
from noon to 3:30 p.m. at the
,Port LaBelle Inn in LaBelle.
The purpose of the meeting is
to review and update the current
strategic plan.
" Since 1997 HCEDC has
worked to meet the goals sot for
its purpose: to promote. eco-
nomic development within
Hendry County, to coordinate
business development activities,
to promote, encourage, and
coordinate education and voca-
tional training to sustain and
expand economic growth, to
collect and disseminate eco-
nomic data and research, to
assist Hendry County and her
communities in attracting busi-
ness, to assist in the expansion
of existing business, to provide


information on the.advantages
of doing business in Hendry
County and to improve the eco-
nomic stability and tax base of
Hendry County. .
A brief power point presenta-
tion will provide information on
projects, successes, and activi-
ties of HCEDC to be followed by
the planning session.
HCEDC has been operating
on specific goals set forth in pre-
vious strategic sessions. This
session will evaluate and refine
those goals and potentially set
new goals.
If you are interested in the
economic development of
Hendry County you may want to
become a member and/or
attend this meeting. Call the
HCEDC office at 863 675-6007 if
you have questions and to let us
know if you plan to attend.


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sen was four."
She was also pregnant with her
youngest daughter, Suzi.
Mrs. Greenleaf has been a
teacher for a total of 19 years,
becoming a teacher at age 34.
Before teaching she worked at a
bank, stayed home with her chil-
dren, was a substitute teacher and
did bookkeeping for her husband's
beekeeping company.
Before becoming a teacher, she
remembers fondly, "I began my
career in education as a parapro-
fessional with some of the greats,
namely Jan Gann, Annie Ruth
Howard and Mrs. Guthrie." At the
time she was a Girl Scout leader.
That was when teachers Jan Gann
and Sue Mundy Schaeffer, encour-
aged her to become a teacher.
Mrs. Greenleaf taught Kinder-
garten for one year, second grade
for three years, fourth grade for
three years, high school for one
year, third grade for eight years,
was a reading resource teacher for
one year and a reading coach for
two years.
She likes third grade the best,
she said, "because they're at a great
stage: They have a love of learning,
and yet they're becoming individ-
Sual learners and the curriculum is
great. They're at that point where
they still like school. They're inawe
of learning and have a refreshing,
attitude. I get to see those 'ah.ha'
moments every day in somebody."
Mrs. Greenleaf is involved in
Teaching After School, Curriculum
Mapping Committee, Accelerated
Reader Committee and Teachersas
Professional Education Readers
(Taper) Group.
.Her most memorable accom-
plishment in teaching is when she
started a book give away program
for Accelerated Reader at two
schools in which children are
rewarded for reaching their reading
goals by receiving a book to take
home. For some children, she says,
this may be one of the few books
they have to call their own.
Mrs. Greenleaf received her
Masters in reading from FGCU in
2004.
Her students are very excited
that she is the Golden Apple
Teacher of the Year. In his Letter to
Santa, one of her students wrote
that for Christmas he wanted her to
be teacher of the year for the dis-
trict, regional and state levels.
Her advice to new teachers
would be, "Don't be easily discour-
aged by paperwork and routines. If
you invest the time in the job it's
very rewarding. But it takes time: It
takes about 3-5 years for teaching
to become profitable, but I would
never do anything different."
Her favorite thing about teach-
ing is the enthusiasm that children
bring. The look in their eyes when
they finally get a concept is price-
less. Her least favorite thing is all the
paperwork to keep track of.
When asked how teaching
has changed over the years she
says, "Our expectations for chil-
dren are much higher than they
used to be. What used to be first
grade curriculum is now taught
to Kindergarteners."
Mrs. Greenleaf hopes to contin-
ue her education by getting her Mas-
ters as an Education Specialist or
her Doctorate degree in Education.
Teaching runs in the Greenleaf
family. Her husband, Mel, has been
teaching for 12 years. He currently
teaches Biology at LHS; eldest
daughter Kelle has been teaching,
for about three years and currently
teaches Band, French and Algebra
at LHS; Juli her second daughter has
been teaching about one year and
currently teaches ESE at UES; Aly-


sen, her third daughter is attending
the University of Florida for a major
in Public Health and a minor in Edu-
cation and youngest daughter Suzi
is a senior at LHS. Suzi will soon be
attending USF Honors College
where she will major in American
History and minor in Education.
After graduating she hopes to work
in a museum or become a teacher.
So, not only has Mrs. Greenleaf
taught others students, but has
raised teachers of her own that will
continue teaching in the future.
Also honored were those nomi-
nated for the District honor.
Laura Chambliss
Laura Chambliss has taught
eighth grade math at LMS for 25
years. She is involved in the Fellow-
ship of Christian Students, a Lead
Teacher, Peer Teacher and Math
Department Head. Her most mem-
orable accomplishment in teach-
ing was when she had a young
man in her Intensive Math class a
few years ago. He had scored a 1
on the Math section of his 7th grade
FCAT and his mother, who hap-
pened to be a former student of
hers, requested that she be his
math teacher. The two of them
worked diligently to get his math
skills up to grade level in class.
Their efforts, paired with the Math.
Lab, paid off. He scored a 3 on the
FCAT Math section. She said she
was blessed by the faith of the
young man's mother, who put her
son's math education in her hands,
and doubly blessed to see that her
faith in Mrs. Chambliss ability to
teach her son was validated.
Terry Crawford
Terry Crawford is a fifth grade
teacher at Eastside Elementary
School. He has been teaching for 20
years. He taught at Eckerd Youth
Alternatives and Eastside Elemen-
tary School. He is involved in the
After-school Math Program, a Fifth
Grade Lead Teacher and on the Sci-
ence Committee. His most memo-
rable accomplishment in teaching:
There are some students that would
do well if they just put them in a
room and threw in some books but
his greatest joy has repeated itself
several times over the past few
years. It's that student in his first year
that figures out, "I can do this" and
the light and joy on their face when
they figure this out!"
Heidi Dana
Heidi Dana has been a teacher
for 19 years. She has taught at Alva
Elementary and Country Oaks Ele-
mentary, where she is currently a
third grade teacher. She is involved
in the Writing Committee, DIBELS
Testing, United Streaming Team
Member, Turning Point Grant and
the Cowadunga Fundraising Com-
mittee. Her most memorable
accomplishment in teaching is
watching her students achieve and
overcome their learning difficulties
to succeed in life.
Dawn Gonzalez
Dawn Gonzalez has been a
teacher for 11 years. She has taught
at Eastside Elementary, Union Park
Elementary, Colin English Elemen-
tary, Gulf Elementary and Central
Elementary. She is currently a third
grade teacher at Central Elemen-
tary. She is involved in the Annual
Chili Bingo, Box Tops for Education
and Curriculum Development. Her
most memorable accomplishment
in teaching is when She made a
connection with a troubled student.
While he was in her class she'
worked with him by helping him to
make better choices and to work
through his anger to use self control.
He recently stopped her in the hall-
way to tell her that he wished he
could be in her class again so that
he could "do better in school and


not get in trouble." She felt that she
had been successful in reaching
someone who needed her help..
Deborah Larrimore
Deborah Larrimore has been a
teacher for 19 years. She has taught
at Glades Day, Rosenwood Ele-
mentary and Westside Elementary..
She is currently a fifth grade teacher
at Westside Elementary School.
She is involved in .Accelerated,
Reader Committee and Teach after
school program. Her most memo-
rable accomplishment in teaching
is when Westside became a full
inclusion school two years ago.
She taught, for the first time, a fifth
grade inclusion class. She had the
pleasure of teaching a student,
who throughout his education, had
been in a full time ESE classroom.
He was very introverted as well.
She had the pleasure of watching
him come out of his shell and con-
stantly respond to questions asked
during class instruction. He scored
a 5 on both the Math and Reading
portion of the FCAT.
Lenette Leyva
Lenette Leyva has been a Lan-
guage Arts teacher at Clewiston
Middle School for 5 '/2 years. She is
a SLIC Committee Representative.
Her most memorable accomplish-
ment in teaching: Once, she con-
vinced a student to overcome his
fear of rejection by his classmates
in order to work on a project that
he really wanted to do. Conquering
his fear gave him an air of confi-
dence that changed the rest of his'
year in her classroom. This con-
firms her belief that students' emo-
tional needs and validating Stu-
dents' feelings is integral to her
being an effective teacher.
Brenda Milligan
Brenda Milligan has been a
teacher for 24 years. She taught at
Bayou Lafourche Academy High
School, Portsmouth Elementary,
Ascension Catholic Middle, Brusly
Middle and LaBelle High School.
She currently teaches Earth Science
and Biology at LHS. She is involved
in the Health and Wellness Com-
mittee, Participant in the Florida
Digital Educator Workshop, Florida
Instructional Technology, Teaching
and Learning Institute Participant
and Parent/Teacher Technology
Night. She said that there have
been so many memorable events
during her teaching career that she
cannot just name one. Every day
that she teaches there seem to be
challenges and opportunities for
her to make a difference in a stu-
dent's life. She said that one of the
most satisfying accomplishments is
when academically struggling stu-


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dents, as well as honor students,
tell her they've learned a lot and
have had fun doing so. Turning
them on to science is a goal that
she enjoys reaching.
Phil Stovall
Phil Stovall has been a teacher
for 39 years. He has taught at Knott
Middle, Wellman High, Aransas
Pass High, Aransas County High,
Flour Bluff High and Clewiston
High. He currently teaches World
History and American History at
Clewiston High School. He is part
of the Committee for Change and
supports events, concerts and
other- activities students are
involved in. His most memorable
accomplishment in teaching is
working with a young man named
John Allison. John was from a sin-
gle-parent family and John told him
that he became a father figure for
him. He said that Mr. Stovall
inspired him to become a jet pilot
because he was fascinated by the
model airplanes hanging from the
ceiling in Mr. Stovall's classroom.
They talked several times when
things weren't going well for the
boy. Mr. Stovall always told him to
never let anything take away his
dreams. The last time Mr. Stovall
saw John was in 1989 when he told
him that he had made flight school
for jets. Last year John's mom
called Mr. Stovall to let him know
that John had been named the lead
:pilot oon the Navv's Blue Angel
Demonstration Team. Mr. Stovall
said, "Now that's exciting!"
Sandra Taylor
Sandra Taylor has been a
teacher for 18 years at LaBelle Ele-
mentary School where she is a
fourth grade teacher. She is Co-
Chairman of the School Advisory
Council, a Lead Teacher, part of the
Curriculum, Committee, New
Teacher Induction Team and helps
with Project Graduation. She said,
"The nature of teaching is such that
you rarely see in the short term the
effects you have on your students in
the long term. Every student I have
taught has affected me in the long
term. It has either been in the vali-
dation of doing something "right"
that worked, or in the realization
that my best efforts may not have
been enough for that particular
child. It is those realizations that
cause me to continually seek per-
fectio n imy teaching through pro-
fessional growth. This is one rea-
son I sought National Board
Certification a few years ago. This
very rigorous process required
deep reflection into my teaching
style and content. Receiving
National Board Certification has
been my most memorable accom-
plishment in my career."


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Thursday, February 15, 2007 Serving the communities south of Lake Okeechobee


Miss Latina and Miss Teen Latina pageant Saturday


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Raquel Camejo, Clewiston


Adela Espinoza, Clewiston


Kenia Villatoro, Clewiston


Sarai Fernandez, Clewiston


Juana Erica Madrid, Labelle


Silvia Flores, Clewiston


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Miss Latina of the Glades
2007 will be crowned on Feb. 17,
at John Boy Auditorium in
Clewiston.
The program will be held
from 5 to 11 p.m.
The Miss Latina and the Miss
Teen Latina of the Glades
Pageants area local market-area
licensed preliminary event to the
annual Miss Florida Latina and
Miss Teen Florida Latina
Pageants. Additional informa-
tion can be found at www.mis-
suslatina.com Tickets are $25.
The pageant will include typical
Cuban dinner. Entertainment
and the Miss Latina Pageant.
Entertainment for the pageant
will include C-Note, a bilingual
Latin pop group, Tito Puente Jr.,
the Nas_t_boyz, Frankie Blanco -
Reggeaton, and DDR pop R&B.


For more ticket information
call 863-983-8057 and leave a
message.
Miss Teens contestants are:
Raquel Camejo, 16 of Clewis-
ton; Adela Espinoza, 16 of
Clewiston; Janette Rodriguez,
1'5, of Belle Glade; Kenia Villa-
toro, 16, of Clewiston; Melida
Ysasi, 15, of Clewiston; Carolina
Bentancor, 15 of Clewiston;
Sarai Fernandez, 16 of Clewis-
ton; Angie Rico, 15 of Clewiston;
Mayra Espinoss, 15, of Clewiston
and, Samantha (Mimi) Rios, 14
of- Clewiston.
The Miss Latina contestants
are: Juana Erica Madrid, 19 of
LaBelle; Silvia Flores, 19, of
Clewiston; and, Erica Laguna, 23
of LaBelle.
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We invite you to take a closer look at Glades General
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and attentive staff right here at home, but to serve you even better,
we have made a few changes:


* Our Glades Birthing Center
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* All of these updates and
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* $176,700 - 2BD/2BA Excellent vacation or starter home
on a corner lot in Port LaBelle. Spacious living room and sep-
arate dining room. Screen enclosed front and back lanai. Lot
has a separate workshop and tree house great for kids.
* $180,000 - Completely remodeled 3BD/1.5BA home.
Roof and a/c are less than two years old new pain inside and
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place. Master bath with garden tub and dual sinks. Carpet upgrades. This is a beautiful well maintained home on mani-
and tile throughout. This is a must see! cured 1+- acres in LaBelle's first gated riverfront subdivision.
* $220, lt out split * $465,000 - Price Reduced! 4BD/3BA Home on 1+/- acre.
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Arrest Report


This column lists arrests, not
convictions, unless otherwise
stated. Anyone who is listed here
and who is later found not guilty
or has the charges against them
dropped, is welcome to inform
the newspaper. We will confirm
the information and print it.
Glades County
* Bret Orf, 47, of Okeechobee
was arrested by Deputy Don
Watts on the charges of posses-
sion of a weapon by a convicted
felon and crimes against a dis-
abled adult without great harm.
He was released on a $12,000
surety bond.
Western Palm
Beach County

Belle Glade
* Lamont Jarrett, 35 of North-
west Twelfth Drive was arrested
by PBSO on a State of Missouri
charge: tampering with a motor
vehicle. He was held without
bond.
* Andrew Livingston Saun-
ders, 18, of Southwest 14th
Street, Belle Glade, was arrested
Feb. 7, by PBSO and charged
with aggravated battery, cause
bodily harm or disability. He was
later released on a surety bond.
* Gary Bryant, 41, of Glades
Glenn Drive, Belle Glade was
arrested Feb. 7, by PBSO and
charged with aggravated assault
with a deadly weapon w/out
intent to kill, battery, simple
domestic. He was released to
supervised recognizance.
* Nicole Pierre, 20, of South-
west E Avenue was arrested on
Feb. 7, by PBSO and charged
with aggravated assault with a
deadly weapon w/out intent to
kill. She was later released on a
surety bond.
* James Bothers, 29 of North-
west 11th Street, Belle Glade was
arrested on Feb. 8, by PBSO and
charged with burglary with
assault or battery, kidnapping,
false imprisonment (adult) and
battery. He was ordered held
w/out bond.


* Theophilus Mackey, age 50 * Michael Tyrone Moore 21, N(
was arrested on Feb. 8, by PBSO. of Kismat Avenue, Pahokee, was w
and charged with grand theft. He arrested on Feb. 7, by PBSO and PE
was held w/out bond. charged with violation of proba- of
* Joseph Carswell, 65 of tion: possession of cocaine. ui
Southwest Eighth Street, Belle * Irvin Gene McKinney, 50 of in
Glade, was arrested on Feb. 9, by Boone Avenue, Pahokee, was m
PBSO and charged with violation arrested on Feb. 7, by PBSO and ag
of supervised own recogni- charged with violation of proba- ce
zance, possession of cocaine tion, aggravated assault with w
and narcotic equipment. intent to commit a felony. He
* Felicia Gail Anderson, 42, of was held w/out bond.
Southwest Avenue B, Belle * Melvin Patterson, 37 of
Glade, was arrested on Feb. 11, Doveland Drive, Pahokee, was C
by PBSO and charged with petit arrested on Feb. 9, by PBSO and
larceny, third of subsequent charged with aggravated assault
offense and grand theft. She was with a deadly weapon w/out 25
later released on surety bond. intent to kill, domestic. Released Fe
* Leopold Delmoral, 42, of on surety bond and supervised in
Glades Glen Drive, Belle Glade, recognizance. d(
was arrested on Feb. 12, by * Benjamin Jones, 50, of Sh
PBSO and charged with lewd Booker place, Pahokee, was of
and lascivious behavior, victim arrested on Feb. 9, by PBSO and
age 12 to 18, offender over 18, charged with sale of cocaine Cl
aggravated battery with deadly within 1,000 feet of place of wor- ar
weapon, procure for prostitute ship/convenience store. He was ce
minor under 18, burglary of held w/out bond. th
structure with unarmed person * Quinard Quinton Austin, w
inside, weapon offense - missile 24, of Banyon Avenue, Pahokee,
into dwelling, vehicle, building was arrested on Feb. 9, by PBSO Cl
or aircraft. He was ordered held and charged with violation of or
w/out bond. probation burglary with assault pr
* Vanessa Miles, 40, of South or battery. He was held w/out of
West D Avenue, Belle Glade, was bond. eli
arrested on Feb. 12, by PBSO on * Leon Denard Quinn, 25, of 01
an out of state fugitive from jus- Palm Beach Road, Pahokee, was
tice from Salisbury, Md. She was arrested Feb. 11, by PBSO for Cl
booked for Salisbury Police and violation of probation, grand ar
held on State of Maryland theft, leaving the scene of a ap
charges of theft and theft crash involving damage. He is Ke
scheme. She is being held with- being held w/out bond. Cc
out bond. * Bryant Reynolds, 23, of ar
* Arthur L. Monroe, 19, of
Southwest Fifth Street, Belle Sto per
Glade, was arrested on Feb. 13, Crime Stoppers
by PBSO and charged with pos-
session of cocaine with intent to The Palm Beach County Sher-
sell and non-moving traffic viola- iff's Office is seeking assistance ha
tion - operating vehicle without from the public in locating the fol- tic
a driver's license. He was later lowing wanted fugitive. w:
released on a surety bond. Christopher Keys, 20, is a black of


Pahokee
* Nicholas Lenard Bryant, 21,
of Adams Place, Pahokee, was
arrested on Feb. 7, by PBSO and
charged with aggravated assault
with a deadly weapon w/out
intent to kill and battery. He was
ordered held w/out bond.


Russel & &Macon CountiesA [lFriday February 23 -:- 10 a.m.
Prop. 101 -312 a a BCR,10, 1Hrtab*rA, AL Prop. 201- 3 Bedroom/2 Bath Home
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male with black hair and brown
eyes. He is 6 feet tall, weighs
approximately 155 pounds and
has a scar on his forehead.
He is wanted on a felony war-
rant on charges of sale or posses-
sion of cocaine with intent to sell
within 1,000 feet of a daycare
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northwest 10th Ave. South Bay,
as arrested on Feb. 12, by
BSO and charged with burglary
d a structure or conveyance
armed without persons
side; larceny theft of $300 or
ore - less than $5,000; and
aggravated battery on an offi-
er/firefighter. He is being held
without bond.
Hendry County

lewiston
* Michael W. Lockmiller Jr.,
5, of Clewiston, was arrested
eb. 12, and charged with carry-
g a concealed weapon. Rolan-
o Gajate of the Hendry County
sheriff's Office was the arresting
ficer.
* Daniel Dwayne Cotton, 26, of
ewiston, was arrested Feb. 12,
id charged with carrying a con-
ealed weapon. Rolando Gajate of
e Hendry County Sheriff's Office
as the arresting officer.
* Gene R. Golden, 24, of
ewiston, was arrested Feb. 9,
n a warrant, and charged with
robatioh violation for a felony
fense. Malqueen Toreetha Pow-
1 of the Hendry County Sheriff's
office was the arresting officer.
* Richard Garcia, 27, of
ewiston, was arrested Feb. 6,
id charged with failure to
appear for a felony offense.
elvin Robinson of the Hendry
aunty Sheriff's Office was the
resting officer.


If. anyone
is informa-
on on the
hereabouts
this wanted
gitive, they
e asked to
intact the
rime Stop-
!rs at 1-(800)-
58-TIPS Christopher
477) or Keys
line at
ww.crimestopperspbc.com.


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NOTICE OF MEETING

The Glades County Board of County Commissioners, in accordance
with the provisions of Florida Electrical Power Plant Siting Act,
more specifically Florida Statute 403.50663 and 403.5272, will hold
an Informational Public Meeting, regarding the

FPL - Glades Power Park

Section 403.50663, Florida Statutes provides that the purpose of the
meeting is to: "... further inform the public about the proposed electrical
power plant or associated facilities, obtain comments from the public,
and formulate its recommendation with respect to the proposed electrical
power plant."



Florida Power & Lights' application for this Power Plant and associated
facilities, can be found online at:

http://www.dep.state.fl.us/siting/Highlights/applications_in_process.htm



The meeting will be held at the following time, date and place:



6:00PM - 9:00PM

February 20, 2007

Doyle Conner Building

900 US 27

Moore Haven, Florida 33471



In accordance with Florida Statute 286.26, the County Manager whose
address is P.O. Box 1018; Moore Haven, FL 33471, upon receipt, at least
48 hours prior to the meeting, of a written request from a physically
handicapped person planning to attend the meeting, shall provide a
manner by which such person may attend the meeting at its scheduled
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CHS selects outstanding

students and athletes


CLEWISTON - Clewiston
High School has chosen their Stu-
dents and Athletes of the Month
for January 2007.
CHS students of the month are
students who work hard, put forth
great efforts in all that they do.
They are honest, reliable and
dependable. Great job to Alton
Edmond and Ashley Ortega, both
seniors. Both Ashley and Alton set
a good example for.the rest of the
student body.
Our Athletes of the Month for
January 2007 are Jared Bacallao,
a senior and a junior, Mary Hegley.
These hardworking athletes
always try their best and always
put forth extra effort in both prac-
tices and events.
Jared and Mary are definitely
team leaders who are also honest,
reliable and dependable. Congrat-
ulations to all of our CHS students
and athletes of the month.


Alton
Edmond


Ashley
Ortega


Jared Mary
Bacallao Hegley


Suomittea pniotO/:Mis
Spelling champs
The three top winners of the Clewiston Middle School
Spelling Bee proudly display their trophies after edging
out their opponents during competition. First place win-
ner, Chelsea Steadley; second place winner, Joshua
Deese and third place winner, Brittany McKinney will all
compete in the upcoming Hendry County Spelling Bee in
LaBelle on Feb. 15. Congratulations to the CMS winners
and good luck at the county competition.


Lunch Menu


Prinar
Hendry County District Schools
lunch menu for Thursday, Feb. 15 -
Wednesday, Feb. 21"
Thursday, Feb. 15: Sloppy Joe
on a bun, mixed vegetables, mixed
fruit
Friday, Feb. 16: Turkey sand-
wich, baked nacho cheese, lettuce
and tomato and pickles, peach
cup.
Monday, Feb. 19: No School
Tuesday, Feb. 20: Corn dog
nuggets, baked beans, oranges,
and banana split slush
Wednesday, Feb. 21: Chili with


Circus
Continued From Page 1
Asia, sitting inside of a trailer with
her cousin, 15-year-old Chiara,
also a circus performer.
And what exactly is the differ-
ence between a normal life and a
circus life to Asia? It's very sim-
ple: There's a lot more working,
and there's a lot more traveling.
Circus life is never boring, the
girls said.
The family is home-schooled
and everyone pitches in to help
with setting up the tents and the
games at every new town they
visit. And it isn't unusual for the
family's to tour all year long, with
breaks only during Thanksgiving
and Christmas. In a normal year,
the group can visit hundreds of
individual towns throughout the
world.
According to Giovanni, the
patriarch of the show and Asia's
father, his family started doing
theatre shows in the 1800s,
before the advent of the circus
tent, and the tradition continued
to be handed down generation
after generation. Giovanni's own
children are generation eight.
The reason why it's easy for
his children to be drawn to the
circus is the same reason he was
drawn to the circus at a young
age: if nothing else, touring
together usually means the fami-


beans, 'baked cheese sandwich,
corn and fruited jello
Secondary
Thursday, Feb. 15: Chicken
sandwich, lettuce, tomato and
pickle, baked beans, pears diced
Friday, Feb. 16: Fish sandwich,
French fries
Monday, Feb. 19: NO School
Tuesday, Feb. 20: Nachos with
corn, tossed salad, orange juice,
and chocolate chip cookie
Wednesday, Feb. 21: Corn dog
nuggets, mashed potatoes, chicken
gravy, green beans, banana, biscuit


ly stays together.
Some of his cousins decided
not to pursue a career in the cir-
cus, but he never gave it a second
thought himself.
Giovanni remembers the first
time his own parents encour-
aged him to begin performing in
the circus. He was barely school-
aged when he first walked onto
the stage. The cheers from the
audience were positively addict-
ing to him.
Even now, much later in his
life, there are few things that
compare to the cheering of an
adoring audience when he pulls
off his more daring acrobatic
stunts, and the weeks of careful
practice and routine seem to pay
off all at once.
The circus is his life, he is
unafraid to say, and he met his
wife while the two performed for
a circus. His wife's own family
has been in the circus business
for six generations. The match
seemed drawn in Heaven.
The work isn't without its
drawbacks, and though the fami-
ly takes great care in ensuring
that all the acts are safe, the pos-
sibility remains that something
can go terribly wrong at a
moment's notice.
Chiara remembers her aunt.
While performing the silks act,
the pulley system holding the
slender column of silks gave way
and her aunt fell from several feet
up in the air to the ground. The


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Joshua Paul Deese won the People's Choice Award at the
annual Thomas Alva Edison Science and Engineering and
Inventor's Fair recently in Fort Myers for his project, "Elec-
trolysis in the Presence of Sodium Chloride."

CMS student wins special

award at science fair


Clewiston Middle School stu-
dent Joshua Deese received a spe-
cial award at the Thomas Alva
Edison Regional Science Fair on
Jan. 27, at the Harborside Con-
vention Center in Ft. Myers for his
project entitled "Electrolysis in the
Presence of Sodium Chloride".
The seventh grader heard about
the Science Fair on the Discovery
Channel and was one of 14 final-
ists out of 850 who entered. He
received his award and the Peo-
ple's Choice Award for his con-


cise explanation of his project to
the public at a ceremony on Janu-
ary 31, at the Alico Arena at Flori-
da Gulf Coast University. Joshua
also received a $300 cash award,
a free subscription to Scientific
American and a two week sum-
mer research opportunity at Flori-
da Gulfcoast this summer. He was
also nominated for a chance to
participate in the Discovery Chan-
nel Young Scientists' Challenge.
CMS congratulates Joshua for
this outstanding honor.


Library offers help with

some standardized tests


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impact immediately killed her.
The mother of two was only
32 years old.
Since then, Giovanni and all
family members who help in set-
ting up take extra precautions to.
keep the performers safe, includ-
ing his daughter Asia, who now
does the routine that killed her
aunt.
Giovanni considers some of
the injuries, including an injured
arm himself, to be a part of the
job, much as it is in any other
profession where care must be
given to stay safe.
The most important thing is to
scare fear away, or keep it tightly
clutched, and respect, a circus
performer must respect his craft
if he is to avoid getting seriously
hurt. The moment a performer
loses respect for what he's doing,
and he stops fearing, Giovanni
said, that's when the accidents
happen.
Still, as she prepared for the
act the next night, Asia, smiling
and then turning seriously at
being asked whether she ever
gets scared or remembers her
aunt, said, "I think about it every
time I do the act."
The support of her family,
though, makes even the danger-
ous manageable.
"We're a very close family,"
said Asia.
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Students today have more school information


TALLAHASSEE - The Florida
Department of Education has
announced that students will now
be able to review the major areas
of interest to be available at the
high school they plan to attend. In
December, the Department of
Education approved a statewide
list of 442 major areas of interest.
School districts had until January
to choose which major areas to
offer at each high school. Next
year's ninth graders will be the
first to choose a major area of
interest as part of new graduation
requirements taking effect.
"I am excited that next year's
incoming high school students
will be the first to have the oppor-
tunity to choose an area that inter-
ests them," said Education Com-


missioner John Winn. "I have
been talking with eighth grade
students around Florida and they
are excited about studying areas
of interest to them."
Students will be able to select
their major area of interest
through Florida's online student
advising system, the Florida Acad-
emic Counseling and Tracking for
Students, or FACTS.org. Eighth
grade students can complete an
ePersonal Planner (ePEP), an
interactive course planner for
middle and high school students,
based on the major area of inter-
est and on their educational goals.
Students can locate the high
school they will attend and review
the major areas of interest that
will be available. Once enrolled, a


student may change his or her
major area of interest the follow-
ing year with no penalty.
"Students show no hesitation
about selecting an area of interest
because they know they are free
to change direction," continued
Commissioner Winn. "Our stu-
dents are more goal oriented than
we give them credit for."
Major areas are available for
students in high schools through-
out Florida, including students
with disabilities working toward a
special diploma, students
enrolled in career academies or
magnet programs, and students
in charter schools. Major areas of
interest include a wide array of
subjects, ranging from Account-
ing and Finance, Landscape


Architecture, Health Care, Televi-
sion Production and Computer
Systems as well as many in the
arts and vocational areas.
Graduation requirements for
students entering high school in
the 2007-08 school year include
earning 16 core academic credits
and eight elective credits in order
to graduate with a high school
diploma. Core requirements
consist of four credits each of
English and math, three credits
of social studies and science, one
credit of fine arts, and one credit
in physical education and health.
Out of the eight elective credits,
students choose a major area of
interest that includes four credits
in a common area, such as
sequential courses in a career


and technical program, fine and
performing arts, or academic
content area. The remaining for
credits are electives.
To view the list of high school


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the winners of the 2006 Environ-
mental Educator of the Year award.
Each year SWFCEE recognizes one
teacher from each of Southwest
Florida's five counties. This years
winners are Crystal Drake of Moore
Haven Jr-Sr High School in Glades
County, Mike Kemp of Clewiston
High School in Hendry County,
Michael Mitchell of Lemon Bay
High School in Charlotte Countv


School in Collier County, and Tylor
Compton of The Sanibel School in
Lee County.
The winners of the award are
selected from numerous applica-
tions on a county-by-county basis.
Applicants are all teachers that are
innovative, dedicated, and
resourceful in their endeavor to
educate students about their envi-
ronment. The winners receive
recognition in front of their respec-
tive county school boards and an
award of $1 00000


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an interdisciplinary and integrated
continuum of environment studies
in public and private schools and
community-based programs from
Kindergarten through post-gradu-
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SWFCEE establishes partner-
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business community in Southwest
Florida and environmental educa-
tion by making resources from the
professional community available


tion programs and projects.
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provide environment education
grants that assist organizations to
provide meaningful programs,
establish additional partnerships,
and make a positive permanent
change in the applicant's ability to
provide or improve environment
education programs in southwest
Florida. For additional information
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development of highly efficient modern coal plants and the latest advance-
ments in pollution cofitrol technologies. I-ighly efficient means substantial-
ly less coal is used to produce the same amount of electricity and with fewer
emissions than older, traditional coal-fired power plants. Florida Power &
Light's goal is to meet reliably its customers' growing demand for electricity
in an environmentally responsible manner. To ensure that power is there
when it is needed and to protect against potential interruptions to the
state's natural gas supply due to hurricanes or other unforeseen events, FPL
has sought to diversify its fuel sources, focusing on abundant and lower cost
fuels such as coal.


not yet provide a highly reliable source of electricity. More significantly to
the local community, IGCC is not as efficient as USCPC meaning more
coal would be required to produce the same amount of electricity. And,
while IGCC would require substantial reengineering and rebuilding of the
plant to incorporate carbon capture and sequestration technologies when
they become commercially available, FPL's proposed plant design can be
readily modified to add emerging technologies.

When looking for a reliable, efficient and proven method for generating
electricity for its 4.4 million, customers - and growing - FPL chose
USCPC technology for a new power plant that's proposed for a location
near Moore Haven. FPL carefully considered all options available before


After an extensive evaluation of
modern coal technologies, FPL
determined that an advanced tech-
nology called ultra-supercritical
pulverized coal (USCPC) is the best
option to meet this need for reliable
power with environmental protec-
tion designed into the plant.
Ultra-supercritical refers to the
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set a new standard for coal genera-
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technology coal plant design using an abundantly available resource that
provides a reliable supply of electricity to meet our future needs.

Another developing technology that uses coal to produce electricity is
called Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC) technology. Unlike
the USCPC technology proposed for the FPL Glades Power Park, IGCC is
not yet a proven technology in the commercial size needed to meet our
customers' needs. IGCC is more expensive to build and operate and does


concluding that this technology is
the best choice to produce reliable
power for our customers. The pro-
posed FPL Glades Power Park will, in
fact, surpass the latest, stringent envi-
ronmental regulations with a wide
margin of environmental protection.

Those interested in learning more
about the proposed FPL Glades
Power Park can visit our web page
at www.FPL.com/gladespower. You
can also send us an e-mail at


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Fishing on the lake
Fishing with Captain Bill Nemec out of Roland Martin's
Marina. Melvin Mann, of Colorado, caught five bass over
eight pounds, including a 12.5 pound fish.


Sports in Brief


Bass Busters
tournaments scheduled
The next Silver Division tourna-
ment will be held on Saturday,
Feb. 17, in Clewiston on Lake
Okeechobee. Entry fee is $70 per
team and includes Big Bass Jack-
pot. Guaranteed $500 first place.
The next Gold Division guaran-
teed $1,000 First Place Tourna-
ment will be held on Sunday, Feb.
18, in Clewiston. Entry fee is
$100.All Bass Busters tourna-
ments are held in Clewiston on
Lake Okeechobee and start at safe
light, and end at 3 p.m. Weigh-ins
are held at Roland and Maryann
Martin's Marina. For more infor-
mation, contact Chris Fickey, tour-
nament director at (941)232-9539
or visit the official Web site at
www.bassbustersflorida.com
Youth Baseball
sign up time
Dixie Youth Baseball and Soft-
ball league will hold sign ups for
the upcoming season on Feb. 23.
from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. Sign
ups will be held at Eastside/West-
side Cafeteria. Parents or
guardians must bring copy of
child's birth certificate. Children


signing up must be at least age
five before Aug. 1, up to age 15.
Entry fee is $55 for first child and
$45 for each additional child in
the same family.
Coast Guard
makes house calls
LAKE OKEECHOBEE - Did
you know the U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary makes house calls?
They will come to your home to
discuss the required safety equip-
ment needed on your boat. This
service is free. You will receive a
cordial, informative and confi-
dential 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.
HT3 Outdoors returns
to Clewiston in'07
The Wave Worms HT3 Profes-
sional Bass Tour will be returning
to Roland and Mary Ann Martin's
Marina and Resort . in 2007.
Among one day series events and
the Executive Tour Two-Day
events, Clewiston has been
awarded the HT3 2007 Bass Clas-
sic Championship Dec. 2 and 3.


Superbucks fishing tournaments


CLEWISTON - The Super-
bucks Tournament Series kicks
off the 2007 season with its first
two-day tournament on Satur-
day and Sunday Feb. 24 and 25 in
Clewiston, Florida on Lake
Okeechobee. This is the first of
five tournaments in the series.


The tournament will run from
safelight to 3 p.m. each day with
the combined two day weight
winning. There is no Captain's
meeting and entries will be
accepted up until start of the
tournament on Saturday morn-
ing. Weigh-in each day will be


held at Roland and Maryann
Martin's Marina.
The team entry fee is $200
and there is a Guaranteed
$5,000.00 1st Place Prize up for
grabs. The Superbucks series is
offering four tournaments with a
guaranteed $5,000.00 1st place


and one tournament in Septem-
ber with a Guaranteed $10,000
first place.
For more information or to
register for this or future events,
contact Chris Fickey at 941-232-
9539 or visit the official website
at www.bassbustersflorida.com


CHS Wrestlers place second in District


On Friday Clewiston's 11 var-
sity wrestlers traveled to Golden
Gate High School for the first
qualifying tournament to get to
state. Placing in the top four at
Districts as an individual quali-
fies that wrestler to advance on
to the Region 3-IA at Palmetto
Ridge High School on Feb. 9 and
10. From there the top four from
the Region advance to the State
Finals in Lakeland on Feb. 15,
16, and 17.
In all, nine wrestlers from
Clewiston advanced on Friday.
At 103, freshman, Bryan
Bacallao placed third, defeating
Serge Rush of Naples by way of
pin in the first period of the con-
solation finals. At 125, sopho-
more Brandon Caulkins placed
third defeating an Immokalee
wrestler by decision. At 130
Jared Bacallao placed third for
Clewiston in a come from
behind victory over Naples. At
140 Joey Cordova placed second
losing to Palmetto Ridge's Richie
Denz, a returning state champ.
Arsenio Ramirez also placed
second losing to Palmetto
Ridge's Zach Mastro, also a
returning state champ. Damari-
an Allen came in at third defeat-
ing a Naples wrestler 15-6. At
171, rookie Lee Roy Richards
showed his abilities placing sec-
ond in well fought match against
a returning district champion


Submitted photo/Clewiston High School
The Clewiston High School Wrestling team recently took second in districts. Congratulations!


from Palmetto Ridge. At 215
Adam Trevino placed fourth, los-
ing to a Naples wrestler.
Clewiston High School can
add 189 pound Jamar Boykin to
its list of District Champions.
Boykin was at the top of his game
defeating eighth ranked in the
state Corey Carter of Golden Gate
High School 14-3. It was a domi-
nating effort by Boykin, who was
at his best for the tournament.
Clewiston had two weeks
with no scheduled competitions
to prepare physically and men-
tally for the districts. Facing off
against the #1 team in the state,
Palmetto Ridge, at districts


meant that all Clewiston's ath-
letes would have to be healthy
and at the peek of the physical
training. This paid off for the
Tigers on Friday. Placing second
behind Palmetto Ridge, Clewis-
ton came away with 123.5
points and was 19.5 points from
the third place Immokalee.
"This is a big achievement for
our team. I am really happy for
the kids like Jared Bacallao that


have been here for four years,
working hard and only seeing
individual accomplishments.
This is the best group I have had.
They have come together as a
team, supporting each other,
and that's what makes them
tough." says Coach Alford.
SCORES: Palmetto Ridge 255,
Clewiston 123.5, Immokalee
104, Golden Gate 91, Naples
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New X-Ray system unveiled Child


By Glenda Wilson
HRMC
Hendry Regional Medical Cen-
ter announced that it has acquired
a new X-Ray system that will help
the Radiologist perform both radi-
ography and fluoroscopy proce-
dures. The Precision"" 500D, with
its digital fluoroscopic capabilities,
was acquired from GE Healthcare
and will enable the Radiologist at
Hendry Regional to confidently
diagnose conditions in the chest,
spine, bone, digestive tract, uterus
and bladder.
The new system is a replace-
ment for the unit that was dam-
aged during Hurricane Wilma.
"Although the systems are simi-
lar, the newer technology pro-
duces a superior, quality image
and should help us to get through
a patient's exam much more
quickly than before," said Ed
Chiarelli, Imaging Services Direc-
tor at HRMC. "From broken bones
to digestive conditions, we can
address each patient's situation
with speed, ease and confidence.
The Precision 500D, with its digital
acquisition of images, allows our
physicians to easily perform a
broad array of general X-Ray pro-
cedures as well as the more
advanced fluoroscopy proce-
dures," explains Ed Chiarelli.
X-Ray is the most established
and commonly used form of med-
ical imaging. It is a fast and easy
way for a physician to view and
assess broken bones and it can also
be used to help physicians diag-
nose and monitor the progression


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nomically, the senator said. Rep.
Grimsley said the use of sugar-
cane to produce ethanol is being
explored.
Questions from the crowd
included the legal responsibility of
employers for hiring illegal work-
ers. Rep. Grimsley agreed the
issue is difficult since it can be
very hard to know if a worker is
illegal. She said the law states that
you cannot "knowingly" hire ille-
gal residents.
Gulf Citrus Growers Associa-
tion Executive Director Ron Hamil
agreed that doing away with the,
greenbelt law would effectively
"kill" the farmer. Greenbelt laws
slow the conversion of inappro-
priate land to "less well thought
out uses," he said.
Some were concerned about
how a proposal to double home-
stead exemption from $25,000 to
$50,000 would impact the ability
of rural counties to operate. Sen.
Alexander responded that the
Legislature must be attentive to
small county needs. If their tax
base erodes, they will not be able
to meet basic services. The Legis-
lature needs to be aware that "it's
different in rural counties," he
said. He also noted that rural
counties need more than "pris-
ons, landfills and power plants"
for a healthy economy.
One attendee pointed out that
property taxes are unaffordable,


Submitted photo/HRMC
The Precision T 500D, with its digital fluoroscopic capabili-
ties, was acquired from GE Healthcare and will enable the
Radiologists to confidently diagnose conditions in the chest,
spine, bone, digestive tract, uterus and bladder.


of degenerative diseases. Regaining
fluoroscopic capability will once
again enable the physician study
flow or motion in patients, when
necessary. If your doctor has pre-
scribed a fluoroscopic examination


for you, an appointment may be
scheduled with the Imaging Ser-
vices Department at Hendry
Regional Medical Center from
Monday through Friday by calling
(863)-902-3067.


INI Florida/Patty Brant
Florida Senator JD Alexander, left, said his friend and former
Rep. Joe Spratt was a "champion" of trying to get things
done when they served in the Florida House of Representa-
tives together.


and the Legislature should be
looking at alternate plans like tax-
ing the first $10,000 of property
value so all would pay their fair
share.
Sen. Alexander agreed that all
should pay some property taxes
but it's "hard to change what's
there." He said that the issue must
be discussed honestly and that it's
a challenge for rural counties to
provide basic services.
Glades County Commissioner
Donna Storter was concerned
about the portability of home-
stead exemption. It may make
sense to allow it in a move inside
the county, but not from a million


INI/Ideybis Gonzalez
Learning a new system
Picture is Clewiston Library Director Barbara Offender,
explains to the four-year-olds the different sections of
the library.


dollar home on coast to a county
like Glades.
Bryan Beer was concerned
about the inequities and competi-
tion from other . counties an
increased minimum wage can
bring about.
For Hugh English, it was the
amount of public lands being pur-
chased by the state for environ-
mental purposes. Sen. Alexander
said that most of those purchases
have been in this area and has the
effect of inhibiting the ability of
local government to serve the
community. He also noted that,
although some 30 percent of
Florida is now in public owner-
ship, there is broad support for
this program.
He said there is a need for state
land for purposes like storing and
purifying water.
Ron Hamil said the Federal
government must honor its Ever-
glades funding commitment. Sen.
Alexander agreed, saying he is
proud of what Florida has done to
solve real issues in the Everglades
to "keep Florida, Florida." He said
currently the state is working on
restoring the integrity of the
Hoover Dike around Lake Okee-
chobee, especially on the south
and east sides.
Farm Bureau Director of State
Legislative Affairs Ben Parks
addressed the organization's leg-
islative priorities for 2007. They
are:
* Expansion of agri-tourism in
Florida, which is the nation's top
tourist destination.
* Support of current Greenbelt
Tax Assessments on agricultural
property which taxes the value of
the production it supports rather
than its resale value.
* Energy Tax Relief - the Farm
Bureau will ask the Legislature to
expand the exemption for taxes
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and pushed the dirt away, when
the father saw the small child's
legs jutting out from the ground.
The father grabbed his son and
ran into the house to call for
help.
But it would be too late.
Emergency workers respond-
ing to the North River Road
home made the death pro-
nouncement.
A preliminary report found
the boy had died of asphyxiation
as a result of being buried under
approximately 30 inches of dirt,
which may have fallen when his
playing there stirred the mound.
An official autopsy, though, may
provide more information about
how the boy died.
The sheriff's office report
observed the shovels in the
ground from the family mem-
bers' attempts at finding the boy.
Several small toy cars could still
be seen near the mound that the
boy may have been playing with
before he died.
Officials say the death was an
accident.
"We have obtained word
from the Ft. Myers Medical
Examiner's Office and they indi-
cate that there is no sign of foul
play," said Sheriff Ronnie Lee.
"This was just a case of a very
tragic death."
Staff Writer ldeybis Gonzalez
can be reached at
igonzalez@newszap.com.


will also work for a similar
exemption on pipe and other irri-
gation equipment, electrical, low
volume irrigation, building mate-
rials and fences.
In addition, Farm Bureau sup-
ports complete funding for the
University of Florida Institute of
Food, Agriculture and Sciences
(IFAS) and is watching such
issues as private property rights,
farm building code exemptions
and sales tax exemptions for agri-
culture.
Hendry-Glades Farm Bureau
President Bill Maddox noted that
together agriculture and environ-
mentalists can provide better
management and keep. agricul-
ture alive. "The House and Senate
understand, but we need other
agencies like water management
to understand, too," and added,
"Farm Bureau keeps rural con-
cerns in front of lawmakers. It's
not just an insurance company -
that is a benefit - but the main
thrust is lobbying. You don't need
to be a farmer to be a member."


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By Linda Sinkula
Special to INI Florida
Hendry County Speedway
brings racing excitement to the
South Lake Okeechobee area. Rac-
ing is already under way, and the
Grand Opening will be March 10.
Feb. 10 Race Results:
The Mini Stock Division was
an exiting 9 car feature. Jack
McClain in the #26 had a real
good night going in the early
stages. The lead would soon be
taken away by Mark Barlow In
the #4 car. Mark went on to
resist challenges from Pete
Jacobs in the J5 car. The race
was a battle all the way to the
last corner where Barlow slid a
little up the track giving one last
chance for a run on the bottom
to Jacobs. At the line Barlow
took the win.
1st #4 Mark Barlow
2nd #J5 Pete Jacobs
3rd #27 Brian Bail
4th #26 Jack McClain
5th #41 Ken Tubbs
6th #3 Devin Dellechiaie
7th #32 Sandy Wilcox
8th #57 Zach Perman
9th #75 Shal Ritenour
The Bomber Division was
even more exciting to watch. Thre
cars went at it, lap after lap for the
lead. It was a 15 lap race and #26


Steve Dielman had to fend off
both #12 EddieLawler and the
#8 of Ed Steinhoff every lap. Both
drivers were up along side of him
several times but it was dielman
with the win.
1st #26 Steve Dielman
2nd #12 Eddie Lawler
3rd #8 Ed Steinhoff
4th #3 Ernie Turner
5th #37 Zane Reed
6th #55 Sabrina Mosely
7th #44x Rob Brightigan
8th #lx Steve Colan
9th #74 Greg Lalor
10th #20 Joseph Minniti
11th #2 Charles Bache
12th #16 Mary Cordis
13th # 101 Caroll Van Wagoner
The Late Models were shown
the way around the track by #97
Justin Choquette. Justin had the
great handle on that car from the
time the track was soaked in the
beginning of practice to the last lap
of the feature on a blue groove
race track. Michael Cherry never
let him get too far away but could
not get a run on him for the lead.
Top three Late Models
1st #97 Justin Choquette
2nd #45 Michael Cherry
3rd #77 Win Ingersol
The Show we all were waiting
for was the Alied Mortgage Street
Stock Elimination. It was worth
the wait. The final feature of the
evening took the track before 10


p.m. and went pretty smoothly for
a 20 car field. 25 cars showed up
to compete and the top 6 out of
three heat races advanced to the
feature. I remember I was com-
menting on Jesse brown running
in 4th place in his heat going into
the last lap. It didn't look like he
was going to have a real good
starting spot for the feature. Not
giving up a bit he passed two cars
on the last lap finished second.
One of the other recent feature
winners # 1H Tommy Hill was not
as fortunate. His heat race earned
him a middle of the pack start and
it was not going to be his night.
Tommy left the track early. I
started seeing some smoke at the
end of the straights and he soon
pulled off the track. May have
been overheating due to some
contact he had made battling in
the middle of the field. I thought I
heard a pop just before he slowed
and pulled of the track. I hope it
wasn't a blown motor. With 18
cars secured in the field 5 cars
took battle just after intermission
for the last two transfer spots to
the feature. The lead was
exchanged between all drivers in
the eight lap dash.
The #26 David McCormack
got the top spot with #88 Bob
Cook coming in second.
This all set the stage for the 50
lap feature. with a stop halfway


for a splash of fuel. There was a
lot of bumping and banging as 20
cars tried to sort out there running
order. Although the drivers did an
awesome job lining up on the
restarts, there were some acci-
dents that put some cars on the
sidelines. #82 Rick Sterk had a
spin in Turn 2 and got slammed
hard head-on by #89 Greg
Crowe. Crowe's car, damaged
heavily, could not go on. Some-
how the #82 looked unharmed.
Later on, Sterk's car was also
unable to complete the race.
#38 Lenny Gorman was run-
ning top five all night but a poke
to his radiator had him running
about 240 he said. When the race
was red flagged for a blown
engine and resulting small fire
under the #59 car, driven by Joel
Goldfrank, Lenny had to shut the
motor down and could not retire.
This was just the first half of
the race. After the lap 23 caution
the call was made to stop the race
and refuel the cars. Jesse Brown
had found his way to the front of
the field and with only 11 cars left,
the second half of the race had
fewer cautions and Jesse held off
challenges from #64 Tim Powers.
A great lap after lap battle was
had by #32 Robert Vaugnhn and
the # 26 of David McCormack.
Yes McCormack who had to qual-
ify into the race by winning the B


Hunting Safety Course planned in Moore Haven


The Florida Fish and Wildlife
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portion of its free hunter safety
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course and must have the print-
out of the final report.
Participants will spend half


the day in the classroom and the
other half in the field. They will
learn about laws, safe gun han-
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before taking the final test. The
safety course also includes live-
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Those born on or after June live-fire exercises.
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Main started in row ten and fin-
ished 4th even after being
involved in an accident early in
the feature.
1st #29 Jesse Brown
2nd #64 Tim Powers
3rd #32 Robert Vaughn


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5th #7 Joe Inman
6th #9 Ron Schron
7th #22a Todd Ansel
8th #23 Gary McKay
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Wrestling Team took on Naples
High School in a home dual
meet. Starting at 103 for Clewis-
ton was Bryan Bacallao, at 125
was Brandon Caulkins, at 130
was Jared Bacallao, at 135 was
Mason Cole, at 140 was Joey
Cordova, at 145 for Arsenio
Ramirez, at 152 was Damarian
Allen, at 160 was James Cama-
ratta, at 171 was Alton Edmond,
at 189 was Jamar Boykin, at 215
was Adam Trevino, and at HWT
was Troy Kornya. Naples is a Dis-
trict opponent for Clewiston so
every match matters not only in
the dual but in the fight for posi-
tion at districts on February 2 at
Golden Gate High School. Catch-
ing big wins for Clewiston was
Brandon Caulkins, Joey Cordo-
va, Arsenio Ramirez, Damarian
Allen, Alton Edmond, and Adam
Trevino. Adam Trevino defeated
the #9 ranked Cameron Lloyd of
Naples in a close match up. The
final dual score was a close 38-
34 with Naples winning in the
last match of the night to take
the lead. Although Clewiston lost
by 4 points, they had to give
Naples 12 points for 112 lb and
119 lb weight classes that were
not filled.
Friday night Clewiston trav-
eled north to Live Oak, Florida to
take on Wakulla High School and
University Christian High School
in duals. Wakulla is a tough team
from the north and made for a
good match with Clewiston.
Clewiston, still forfeiting 12
points to Wakulla, put up a good
fight losing 44-33. Wins for
Clewiston came from Brandon
Caulkins, Joey Cordova, Arsenio
Ramirez, Damarian Allen, Alton
Edmond, and Troy Kornya. Uni-
versity Christian High School was
next for the Tigers. The Tigers
were ready defeating the Jack-
sonville team 51-12. Joey Cordo-
va of Clewiston defeated #7
ranked Craig Ruzzo of University
Christian 18-4.
Saturday was the individual
tournament. The #1 teams from
Alabama, Pratville High School,
and Texas, Copell High School,
were attending the tournament.
Other tough Florida teams that
were there were Suwannee,
Wakulla, Durant, and Lincoln. "It
seemed like there was at least 4
kids ranked in one state or the
other in each weight class," says
Coach Alford. This proved to be
Clewiston's biggest challenge this


Bryan Bacallao 1031b
Naples High School.


season, not only wrestling at a
tough tournament on the road 5
1/2 hours from home, but also
wrestling 3 days in a row against
tough competition. Last year only
2 wrestlers from Clewiston man-
aged to place at this tournament.
At the end of a long hard day,
Clewiston represented our town


Submitted photo
Freshman wrestles Surge Rush of


very well. At 140 Joey Cordova
wrestled a tough day and finished
out 4th, only losing to the Univer-
sity Christian wrestler that he had
faced the night before in the
quarter finals and in the consola-
tion finals. At 145 Arsenio
Ramirez placed 4th losing in the
semi finals to a 3 time state cham-


Moml


Submitted photo
Letters of Intent
Three members of Clewiston's State Championship Finalist
team signed letters of intent last Wednesday for college
scholarships. John Melton (left) and Omar Smith (right) will
be attending Carson Newman College in Jefferson City,
Tenn. Johnny Jones (center) will be heading for Marshall
University in Huntington, W.Va. Tiger Head Coach Larry
Antonacci spoke at the signing ceremony and congratulated
the players for their accomplishments. Melton was a stand-
out as a wide receiver, defensive back and kick return spe-
cialist. Jones anchored one end of the Tiger defensive line
and Smith was a standout at cornerback and wide receiver.
Melton and Jones were named to the Class 2A All State
Team designated by the Florida Sportwriters Association.


pion from Alabama, Pratville by 4
points. At 189 Jamar Boykin
placed 4th for the Tigers losing to
the #1 ranked Suwannee
wrestler in the first round in a
very physical match up. Jamar
battled back to the consolation
finals to lose 0-1 to the #4 ranked
Alabama wrestler from Pratville.
At 215 Adam Trevino placed 3rd
wrestling an outstanding tourna-
ment defeating the Wakulla
wrestler that had beaten him the
night before. Placing 2nd for the
Tiger was senior Jared Bacallao.
Jared won in the 1st round in
overtime for the win against
Durant and defeated a very athlet-
ic competitor from Alabama in
the semi finals in a close match
that was 0-0 for the first 2 periods.
In the finals Jared lost a well
fought 5-2 match against the
Texasteam Copell.
Overall the Tigers finished 6th
at the tournament with Pratville
1st, Copell 2nd, Suwannee 3rd,
Durant 4th, Lincoln 5th, Clewis-
ton 6th, University Christian 7th ,
Wakulla 8th, and Middleburg 9th.


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onstrate continual progress in minimizing them. Participate in
maintenance activities requiring basic mechanical abilities and
physical labor.
Skill and Ability Requirements:
Must become TOST qualified. Must be able to speak, read
and write English. Experience as an operator of Fork lift, Pay
loader, and Snorkel Lift. Must have basic mechanical skills in-
cluding use of wrenches, use of rigging and lifting equipment.
Must be capable of obtaining Forklift, Pay loader, and Snorkel
Lift certification within 30 days. Pass pulmonary function exam
and obtain respirator certification Have valid driver's license
and the ability to operate standard operating vehicles.
If interested please do one of the following:
Stop In Employment Office on WC Owen Drive in
Clewiston(Ask for Letty or John)
Email Jdooley@ussugar.com
Fax 863-902-2889
US Sugar is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to a
diverse workforce. Women and Minorities are encouraged
to apply



-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.

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LIBRARY
CATALOGER|
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High School diploma/GED.
Two years experience in
cataloging preferred. Experience
in a library preferred. Excellent
computer skills. Excellent oral
and written communication.
Catalog, classify and process
library materials. Assist patrons
in finding information needed.
Fax applications/resumes to
954-967-3477.
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$21.19 per hour
Responsibilities:
*Safely fabricate, install, inspect, maintain, troubleshoot and
repair either in part or in whole, facilities equipment such as
conveyors, hydraulic systems, gear boxes, pumps, turbines,
steel structures, chutes, fans, pipelines (both high and low
pressure), valves, vessels, pressure vessels, etc.
* Utilize miscellaneous metal working equipment and pro-
cesses such as arc welding, oxygen/acetylene, MIG, TIG and
plasma methods to safely perform welding and cutting func-
tions in the fabrication and/or repair in part or in whole, all
types of equipment mentioned above.
* Maintain all related safety equipment and tools of the trade.
*Maintain detailed records of maintenance activities
*Operates a variety of equipment including power hand tools,
forklift, snorkel lift.
* Participate in training sessions related to the position.
* Act as a journeyman trainer to help facilitate the apprentice-
ship program.
* Maintain a clean and safe work area.
Skill and Ability Requirements:
* Must take and pass the TOST test prior to job award
*Minimum of three years experience maintaining, trouble-
shooting and repairing industrial equipment such as conveyors,
hydraulic systems, gear boxes, pumps, turbines, steel struc-
tures, chutes, fans, pipelines, valves, vessels, etc.
* Minimum of three years experience in all steps of fabrication
of such equipment in part or in whole, using arc, oxygen/acety-
lene, MIG, TIG and plasma methods to safely perform welding
and cutting functions.
* Must be able to pass 1st Class welding test before job is
awarded.
* In-depth knowledge and experience of the standard tools,
materials, motions and practices of the welding trade, including
acetylene and electronic welding equipment (i.e., MIG, TIG and
standard)
*Thorough knowledge of metal working principles and meth-
ods as they relate to cutting and welding.
* Knowledge of ferrous and non-ferrous metals in relation to
cutting, welding and brazing.
* Read and interpret blueprints and working drawings. Must be
* Ability to plan welding work and make estimates of materials
required.
If interested please do one of the following:
Stop In Employment Office on WC Owen Drive in
Clewiston (Ask for Letty or John)
Email Jdooley@ussugar.com
Fax 863-902-2889
US Sugar Is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to a
diverse workforce. Women and Minorities are encouraged to
apply



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MOOORE HAVEN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY
1990 East SR 78NW
Moore Haven, FL 33471
Phone 868-946-2420
Fax 863-946-2487
Equal Opportunity Employer
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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
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e-mail resume to:
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CHAMBER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
The Clewiston Chamber of Commerce is accepting resumes
for the Chamber Executive Director position.
The position requires general office &
financial management skills. Applicants must also
demonstrate abilities to supervise office staff &
to represent the Chamber in community & regional forums.
Resumes should be submitted by:
March 9, 2007 to the
Clewiston Chamber of Commerce
Attn: Personnel Committee,
RO. Box 275,
Clewiston, FL 33440

THOMAS GRINDING, INC.
Is looking to fill the following positions:
EXPERIENCED MECHANIC NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: EXPERI-
ENCE WITH HYDRAULICS, CLASS C OR HIGHER, CLEAN
DRIVERS LICENSE. MUST BE MOTIVATED, DEPENDABLE AND
HAVE OWN TOOLS. NEW SHOP FACILITY.
WELDER NEEDED: MUST BE ABLE TO MIG STICK, GAS WELD
AND DO SOME LAYOUT. TEST MAY BE REQUIRED. CLEAN
DRIVERS LICENSE AND OWN TRANSPORTATION TO WORK.
APPLY IN PERSON M-F 8:00 AM TO 5:00 PM,
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Applicants should be able
to read and interpret
electrical blueprints,
schematics, and
diagrams and have a
minimum Journeyman's
Electrician License.
Minimum 5 years
experience in the trade
incl. 2 years in motor
controls. Candidates
should be able to work
with conduit from 1/2 inch
to 4 inch and have a
good working knowledge
of the National Electrical
Codes. HS diploma (or
equivalent). The
company offers a
comprehensive benefits
package. If interested
apply at:
6000 Duda Rd.
Belle Glade, FL
or by mail:
HR Dept., PO. Box 2015
Belle Glade, FL 33430
M/F/H/D/V. EOE.

LABELLE DODGE is
seeking 2 part time
cashier/operators.
Pleasant phone voice,
conservative dress &
ability to multi-task
all a must.
Fax resume to Randy
863-675-4294.
Part-time, home-based Inter-
net business. Earn
$500-$1000/month or more.
Flexible hours. Training pro-
vided. No investment re-
quired. FREE details.
www.K348.com.
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.



Duda

-Shop Parts Clerk-

Year-round, hourly, paid
weekly. This position
works primarily behind a
shop counter supplying
parts to Supervisors,
mechanics, and welders,
maintains inventory,
understands the use of
purchase orders, and
charges out parts. Prior
computer experience,
bilingual, and good
organizational skills a
plus. Mandatory
requirement is a High
School diploma or
equivalent and a valid
Florida drivers license for
running parts. Mon-Sat.
40-50 hrs during season.
Excellent benefits with
PPO medical & life insu-
rance, retirement, 401-k,
paid holidays, bonus and
vacations. Apply at:
6000 Duda Rd.
Belle Glade, FL
or by mail:
HR Dept., PO. Box 2015
Belle Glade, FL 33430
M/F/H/D/V. EOE.

TRACTOR OPERATOR needed
to apply herbicide in orange
groves. Starting base $8.00 /
hr, with per acre incentives.
Health insurance after 6
months. Paid VAC/Holidays.
Call 863-675-3096.
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helps you understand
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No wonder newspaper
readers are more suc-
cessful people


Financial Aid
Coordinator
Duties incl. supervis-
ing, training, & manag-
ing the work flow of
staff; acting as cam-
pus liaison for the
dept.; providing stu-
dent financial aid infor-
mation; compiling,
verifying, and submit-
ting appropriate finan-
cial aid reports.
Additional duties in-
clude assisting with
the interpretation & im-
plementation of new
rules/regulations, pre-
paring & monitoring
the campus budget,
and adhering to Feder-
al & State guidelines.
Must have at least 4-7
yrs related exp., strong
knowledge of financial
aid and previous su-
pervisory exp.

Post Secondary
Advisor
Volunteer Program
Specialist,
Responsible for pro-
gram outreach, stu-
dent advisement, &
service learning initia-
tives. Assists the iden-
tification and selection
of program partici-
pants; and provides
educational, vocation-
al, and personal coun-
seling to low income,
potential first genera-
tion college students
and/or students with a
disability. Duties incl.
providing guidance &
referrals to help stu-
dents reach their
goals; assisting stu-
dents in completing
applications for admis-
sions & financial aid;
& conducting progres-
sive program outreach
efforts. Bachelor's de-
gree & min. 1-3 yrs re-
lated experience reqd.

Learn more or apply
online at:
www.pbcc.edu. Office
of Human Resources,
Palm Beach Commu-
nity College, 4200
Congress Avenue,
Lake Worth, FL 33461.
EOE/AA/VP/ADA
MEDICAL ASSISTANT
Needed for busy Ob/Gyn office
in Belle Glade. Experience is a
must. Please fax resume to
561-383-8792.
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Business
Opportunities 305
Money Lenders 310
Tax Preparation 315




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Babysitting 405
Child Care Needed 410
Child Care Offered-415
Instruction 420
Services Offered425
Insurance 430
Medical Services435




SHIRLEY'S
CLEANING SERVICE
Will clean homes &
businesses. Licensed.
(863)228-0394



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

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NEW SELF STORAGE
46 units 7x15, 8x15, 10x15,
10x30, 12x30, 15x25. Full
electric, secure on Commereio
St. 350 ft. from Clewiston
Police Dept. 863-983-6663,
863-983-2808, after hrs.
863-983-8979


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Full TimeI


IZI HENRY REGIONAL
MEDICAL CENTER
"Vefwre It's_.fA6naout getting 'Better.
LPN I or II (FT,PT, Perdlcm)
FL LPN Lic. & IV Certi. Willing to work flexible schedule.
Full time - ER RN IIIStaff/Supervlsor
Valid FL lic. Min 3 yrs exp.. ACLS, PALS reqt
Perdlem - RN Nursing Supervisor
Valid FL RN lic. 5 + yrs. clinical exp. Must have 3 yrs charge or
supervisory status. ACLS PALS reqo
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 leat 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 lic; technical exp in test interpretation,
quality control and instrument maint. Night/Day shift &
requires on-call & weekend rotation.
Part time - ER Registration Clerk
Prev exp in a hospital or medical office setting pref w/ prior exp in
registration or business office functions. Knowledge of medical
terminology is a plus. Must type at least 45 wpm
Fu. tlme-LPN or C.M.A. (HFCC)
Must possess excellent cust. svc. and clinical skills
Per diem - Laboratory Assistant/Phlebotomlst
(weekend day shift)
Must be experienced in phlebotomy Will perform
specimen collection (skill level from dtrics 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 and co-pays and profi-
cient with personal computer apps.
Full time - HIM Receptionist
Medical office experience is preferred. Must possess excellent cus-
tomer service skills and greet patients.
www.hcndryreglonal.org
Phone: 863-902-3079 or Fax resume to: 863-983-0805
Drug Free Workplace EOE


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


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information


Merchandise



Air Conditioners 505
Antiques 510
Appliances 515
Appliance Parts 520
Beauty Supplies 525
Bicycles 530
Books & Magazines 535
Building Materlals540
Business Equipment 545
Carpets' Rugs 550
Children's Items 555
China, Glassware. Etc. 560
Clothing 565
Coins 'Stamps 570
Collectibles 575
Computer,/Video 580
Crafts 'Supplies 585
Cruises 590
Drapes, Linens & Fabrics 595
Fireplace Fixture 600
Firewood 605
Furniture 610
Furs 615
Health & Reducing
Equipment 620
Heating Equipment/
Supplies 625
Household Items 630
Jewelry 635
Lamps/Lights 640
Luggage 645
Medical Items 650
Miscellaneous 655
Musical Instruments 660
Office Supplies/
Equipment 665
Pets..'Supplies/
Services 670
Photography 675
Plumbing Supplies 680
Pools & Supplies 685
Restaurant
Equipment 690
Satellite 695
Sewing Machines 700
Sporting Goods 705
Stereo Equipment 710
Television/Radio 715
Tickets 720
Tools 725
Toys & Games 730
VCRs 735
Wanted to Buy 740




CARRIER PURON- New, 1.5
ton. Cools/Heats 600 sq ft,
'2005, Never used. Needs fan/
motor $300. (863)471-9582
DUCTLESS 10K BTU AIR
COND- Brand new still in
box, on wheels, $350
(863)983-4314 Clewiston
WINDOW UNIT- 25,000 BTU.
Cools 4 bedroom house.
Good condition. $250.
(239)292-2819
WINDOW UNIT, Like new,
cools 1 room, used 2 or 3
times. $50 (863)610-3620


JELLY CUPBOARD, Oak,
NICE, must see! $350 or
best offer. (863)675-8182
SECRETARY DESK, Mahoga-
ny, serpentine, slant front. Ball
& claw feet w/key. $750 or
best offer. (863)675-8182
WOOD HIGHCHAIR- Needs
some refinishing and 1
spring, $40 (863)824-0512



COMBO UNIT WASH/
RINSE/DRY- 110 elec. $200.
(863)532-8542
REFRIGERATOR, Almond,
works great. $175
(863)357-6315
REFRIGERATOR- Maytag, 2
years old, with ice maker,
paid $700, asking $200.
(239)657-5760
REFRIGERATOR- Stainless
Steel, 2 yrs old. Great condi-
tion. $200. (863)634-3407
STOVE: GE, electric. Oven
does not work but burners in
excellent condition. $75.
863-946-3822
WASHER & DRYER- GE, in ex-
cellent condition, $300
(863)357-2697
WASHERS & DRYERS
STACK UNITS
$95 & up, Up to 1 yr warranty
REFRIGERATORS & STOVES
(239)694-0778

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BIKES (2) 26", 1 Girls & 1
Boys. $60 for both, will sep.
(863)763-5011
HEAVY DUTY BIKE RACK-
new, asking $40
(863)763-4596
One man's trash Is anoth-
er man's treasure. Turn
your trash to treasure
with an ad in the classl-
fieds.


BUILDING SALE...Feb/March
delivery or deposit holds till
Spring. 25'x40'x12' $4800.
40'x60'x16' $12,800. Front
end optional. Rear end in-
cluded. MANY OTHERS! Pio-
neer, (800)668-5422 or
www.pioneersteel.com.



CINDER BLOCKS- approxi-
mately 1000 blocks. Asking
$1000 or best offer
(863)673-5540
HALF CULVERTS- $600 or will
sell separate. Size 18x20ft,
(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
(35 2) 4 9 8-0778
(888)393-0335 Mention
code 4.
ROOFING PANELS- 12, 4 Ft.
W x 12 Ft. L, 3" foam insu-
lated. New. Never used.
$2000. (863)763-5011
SLIDING DOORS (2), With
screen, 74.5"h x 34.5"w.
$75 (863)467-6868
STAIN & SEALENT- 5 Gallon
containers, Exc. for wood
fences, decks, New, $75
(863)697-2032



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



STROLLER, Cool Stride Jog-
ger, aluminum, $100
(863)983-4940


BOOTS: Nocona, 12 1/2 width
4A. $125.863-673-5159
PANTS & SHIRTS, size 3X,
new, name brands with tick-
ets, $30 will separately.
(954)237-4846 Clewiston
PROM DRESSES- Precious
formal, Alyce, Joli, Several to
choose from. Sz small. $300
or sell sep. (863)635-6677
WINTER COAT: Liz Claiborne,
black, full length, size 6.
$50.863-447-0002
WOMEN CLOTHES- Size 7-9.
$100. or will separate.
(239)440-3327


WHEAT PENNIES: 65 Rows,
1920-1950's. $195 for all,
will sep. (863)936-2700


COCA COLA COOLER:
3.5'Tx2.5'W. Holds up to 48
cans or bottles. Very good
cond. $125. (863)467-0627
Coins & Paper Money Wanted
- Retired Engineer will pay
premium prices for your col-
lection - Traveling throughout
Florida. For appointment call
Ralph at (800)210-2606.
DOLL COLLECTION: Crystal
and Fenton Glass. $200 of
will sell separately.
863-484-0289
ELVIS COLLECTION: Many
items, Rare items, items from
Graceland, memorabilia. $350
neg. (863)467-0627
ELVIS RECORD & SOUVENIR
COLLECTION: Approx. 44 yrs.
old. Rare items. $1000 all or
best offer. 863-824-3358
WOLF STATUES, Approx.
20-25, 1 is 3ft., some are
2ft. $100 (239)340-8503



COMPUTER: Dell Dimension
4550, Windows XP, Pentium 4,
30GB, 256K RAM, CDRW,
speakers & more. $400.
863-763-5316
DELL COMPUTER - XF, Office,
games, Fast, $149
(863)843-0158
DELL P4 COMPUTER SYS.,
80 GB, 512 MB. XP Pro,
DVD RW, KB/M/Spkr.
$399. (863)843-0158
DESKTOP: Dell, Win XP, 512
memory. Includes monitor,
keyboard, speakers, sub-
woofer. $400.863-357-2863
PRINTER, Lexmark & HP 4in1
Scanner/Printer, $20 will sell
separately. (954)237-4846
Clewiston


DAILY WORK - DAILY PAY
ALL TYPES OF WORK AVAILABLE

LABOR<4 FINDERS
202 E. Sugarlnmd Hwy. (Acrosa from Clewiston Inn)
(863) 902-9494


KILN - Paragone, used. $200
FIRM. (863)675-0550 La-
belle.



BED, Queen, Serta, pillowtop,
mattress, boxspring & frame.
Only slept on 5 times. $300
(434)942-2889
BOOKSHELVES/ENT. CTR., 3
interlocking units, 30"x72",
dark oak w/rattan doors,
$450 neg. (863)635-6905
BR SET, 5 pc., 2 nightstands,
headboard, tall dresser &
dresser w/mirror, $250 or
best offer. (863)634-1358
BR SET, king sz., 4 poster bed
w/pillow top mattress, Ig.
dresser w/mirror & chest,
$1200 neg. (863)635-6905
BR SUITE- 3pc, w/queen bed,
mattress, boxspring, 2 chest
of drawers, $300
(239)503-0339
CHAIRS 6: High back, 2 cap-
tain, egg shell, padded seats,
light & dark wood. Pd. $2000
Now $400.863-357-2233
COFFEE TABLE, 2-End tables
& Sofa table, chrome &
brass w/glass tops. $250/all.
(863)674-0467.
DAY BED: With trundle bed,
wrought iron frame, nice.
$200. LaBelle area.
(863)675-1138
DRESSER, Mahogany, Long
with 3 drawers on each side,
open doors in middle w/2 Ig.
mirrors. $150 (239)324-2115
DRESSERS- 3 piece set with
mirror, Bassett, solid oak,
Never used. Asking $1000.
(863)532-1351
MATTRESSES (2), Queen,
Serta, brand new in plastic.
$1000 for both or will separ-
ate. (863)612-5283
RECLINER, Burgundy, $15 or
best offer. (863)946-3622
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


Higgins (H&R), 20 gauge, bolt
action, 5 shot magazine,
$125 or best offer.
(863)467-2148
REVOLVER 32 &. 22 RIFLE-
asking $275 or will sell sep-
arate(502)931-8101
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



TREADMILL- ProForm 585,
Electric. Good condition
$150. (863)697-1486
TREADMILL, Weslow Ca-
dence DX 5, with safe key, fit-
ness guide, 4 spds, cupholder,
folds. $100 (863)467-8184



HH ITEMS: Computer desk, new
home surgery, sewing machine,
S pewriter, books, tapes, clothes.
$25 will sep. 863-357-2863
ORANGE JUICE MACHINE, No
info on it or how it works,
selling for grandfather. $100
(772)812-3300 Ft. Pierce


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and leader in the hospice movement since 1978,
is the nation's largest provider of end-of-life care.
Due to growth expansion, we currently have an
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representative for our Belle Glade, Pahokee and
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at 954-777-1322, or submit your resume to
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Job
Information


I^aUes


NECKLACE: 18 kt., 20" with
ruby & crucifix on nugget. Like
new $800 Firm.
(863)357-2233 Okee. area.


TABLE LAMPS- 3, Excellent
condition. $30.
(863)467-8681


BUZZ AROUND SCOOTER-
Max weight 300 Ibs. Orig.
cost $1395. Barely used.
$600. (863)675-6347
HANDICAP SCOOTER: Pride
Legend, 3 wheel. $495 firm.
863-635-7273
WHEELCHAIR- Electric, Im-
age, 1 year old. Excellent
condition. $500.
(863)467-0043


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.
NEXTEL PHONE, 1710, Great
condition. $125 or best offer.
(239)986-0296
PORTABLE MILL:
Available to rent.
ALSO BUYING: Cypress &
Saw Logs (727)599-3007
SWF looking to lose 10 lbs. in
5 weeks. Go to eDiets.com.
WANTED: 10 HOMES To
Show Off Our New Lifetime
Exterior Paint. Call Now to
see if your home qualifies.
S8 0 0 ) 9 6 1 - 8 5 4 7 .
Lic.#CBC010111) .
WATER SOFTENER, Sta-Rite,
like new, used only 4
months. $450 or best offer
(863)763-2347
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.



BANJO, Harmony 5 string,
Made in USA, brand new,
very pretty. $100
(863)763-1521
PIANO: Digital, KORG, 76
keys. Good condition. $75.
(863)763-4821



BROTHER FAX/COPY MA-
CHINE- in great condition,
asking $50 (863)763-0669





BULL MASTIFF PUPS- 4 mos
old, 2m, 2f, red fawn, AKC,
Vet Cert. Champ bloodline,
dame & sire on location
$1200 (863)646-7329
FISH TANKS, (2), 10 gallon,
with 9 fish & all accessories,
$75. (863)675-3793
LLAMA'S (2), Registered, 6
mos. old, different colors.
$500 each. (941)587-2896


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



BALES OF HAY, 100 bales,
Horse quality. $400. for all or
will sell separate.
(863)763-1370


ARAB / PAINT COLT: 3 yrs.
Will sell for $4000 or trade
for registered older Arab
mare. 863-357-3369
GILDING: 4 yrs, AQHA, broke /
trained, roam, for 4H Club.
$1500 neg. 954-805-5133


Thursday, February 1,5, 2007


Serving the communities south of Lake Okeechobee


KING'S PARROT CAGES (2):
Extra large, excellent condi-
tion. $600 or will separate.
863-675-1194
PEKINGESE- Male, 3 mo. old.
Can be reg. CKC. $400.
(863)763-7666 or 697-2631



WHIRLPOOL SPA- fiberglass,
$395 or best offer
(863)467-8683


POOL TABLE- regulation size,
rack, balls & que, $600
(863)983-4314 Clewiston
TRAMPOLINE- 1 year old.
Complete with safety net.
$100. (863)288-4628



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-
foer. (863)634-6476


BIG SCREEN - 42", works
good, just needs a home.
400/neg. (863)634-1220
COLOR TV- Sharp 13", 2 yrs
old. Seldom used. $25.
(863)674-1662
RCA WEB TV: Get on Internet
& email w/out computer. 2
system. $50. Will separate.
(863)674-1662


ALL IN ONE SHOP SMITH,
Drill press, table saw, zigsaw
& lathe, on wheels w/chisel.
$300 (772)812-3300 Ft.Pierce
CAR DOLLEY- Like new, Stehl
tow, Spare tire. Extra mag-
netic straps. $650.
(305)282-8561 LaBelle
HONDA GENERATOR- 3500
watt, good working condi-
tion, has wheels, $350 neg
(419)566-3796 cell (Okee)
PRESSURE WASHER: 2550
PSI, Craftsman. $350.
863-673-5159
TABLE SAW, 10" with stand.
$75 or best offer.
(863)674-5770
TABLE SAW, Craftsman, 10",
with stand, $125.
(863)675-7350
TABLE SAW, no motor, $10.
(863)946-3622
WELDER, 2005 Miller Maxstar
150 STL, portable. $850 or
best offer. (863)673-3518
WELDER- Lincoln Ranger
G8000, Gasoline engine, Air
cooled. $2300. or best offer.
(239)707-4068


FOOTBALL TABLE, Like new,
all wood, barely used, paid
$200, asking $150 firm.
(863)467-8184
SLOT MACHINE- takes tokens,
electric, asking $250 or best
offer, like new,
(863)467-8683


MP3 PLAYER- Samsung, 2gb,
brand new, $125
(863)675-1033
SPEAKERS: Pro Studio Mock
3 w/ 15" woofers, great
shape. $220 or best offer.
863-634-6949


CASH PAID FOR - Used Dish
Network (NOT DIRECT)
Satellite boxes (not dishes).
Highest Price Paid. Have
model number & receiver
ready and call
(866)642-5181 x1134.
MOUNTED FISH & WILDLIFE
older sports things, wooden
statues,& anything interest-
ing, etc (863)946-3123
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

Agriculture



Christmas Trees 7-145
Farm Equipment 805
Farm Feed.'Products 810
Farm Miscellaneous 815
Farm Produce 820
Farm Services
Offered 825
Farm Supplies'
Services Wanted 830
Fertilizer 835
Horses 840
Landscaping
Supplies 845
Lawn & Garden 850
Livestock 855
Poultry/Supplies 860
Seeds/Plants
Flowers 865


BRICK PAVERS (75), 6"X9",
$35 for all. (863)697-2032
CHIPPER SHREDDER- Crafts-
man, 5 hp Briggs & Straton
engine. Good condition.
$225. (863)610-0412
JOHN DEERE L TRACTOR,
$2500 (863)234-9595
LAWN MOWER: John Deere
185, runs good. $300.
863-467-1125.
RIDING MOWER: Dixon, 42"
with 15.5hp Craftsman new
motor. Left side needs adjust-
ment. $300 (239)986-0296
RIDING MOWER: Snapper.
$400. 863-675-8141
YARD ROLLER- 2ftx4ft.
$75.(863)467-9744


Okeechobee Livestock
Market Sales
Every Monday-12pm & every
Tuesday-11am. 763-3127
REG BRANGUS BULLS-
asking $2000 (863)357-3770


Rentals



Apartments 005
Business Places 910
Commercial
Property 91 5
Condos,
Townhouses - Rent920
Farm Property -
Rent 925
House - Rent 9.30
Land - Rent 935
Resort Property -
Rent 945
Roommate 950
Rooms to Rent 955
Storage Space -
Rent 960



EFFICIENCY, Moorehaven, In-
cludes all utilities, 2 person
max. Can be used for office.
$850/mo. (863)946-3333


CLEWISTON: 3br/1ba, 1 block
from hospital. $650/mth.
Call 81.3-716-4000
IMMOKALEE, 3BR, 2BA, near
Lake Trafford. Call Andrea
for more information.
(239)657-2779
LAKE PORT- waterfront, 2br,
1.5ba, furnished, W& D,
$900/mo. (263)671-4363 or
(305)903-7799
LEHIGH ACRES
2BR/2BA
$172,500
(239)839-1135
PORT LABELLE: 7048 Tide
Cir. 4br/2ba. New home
$1200/mo. 1st mo free!
863-673-3521 Sabreena


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(3)1100 sq. ft.
Office Spaces

Available April 2007
(2 blocks from
Glades General Hospital)







RIVER ACCESS: Private yard,
3 BR, 2 BA, Den, Florida
Rm., Garage & Boat Dock.
$1200/mo (727)599-3007
RIVERFRONT: Large, Private
Yard 2 Bdrm., 3 Ba., Florida
Rm., 2 Car Garage. $1500/mo
(727)599-3007
The classifieds are the
most successful sales-
person in town.


BAY THOROUGHBRED- Mare
15 yr old rideable with 4 mo
old filly. $1500.
(863)467-7295
BUCKSKIN-PAINT, 3.5 years
old mare. 16 hands. Very
sweet. Rides good. Incld all
tack. $2300. (863)357-6642
CHILD HORSE- 10 yrs old.
13.2, Dapple Palomino. Very
gentle. $1100.
(863)467-7295
GELDING, Quarter Horse, 3 '/2
years old. $850 Call Steve
(772)260-0918 or
863)763-6023
HART GOOSENECK TRAILER,
'91, 3 stalls , needs some
body work, $1800 or best
offer. (863)201-3492
HORSE TRAILER: Large, For 2
Horses. $950 Cash.
(863)675-3032
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
QH Filly, 10 mos. old, halter
broke, very sweet, gentle,
$500. Call Sharon
(239)707-5423









Serving the communities south of Lake Okeechobee Thursday, February 15, 2007


Real Estat -
CLEWISTON (3br / 3ba): South Central Florida. Owner
,1, --=,..- .* Beautiful w waterfront home Says Sell!! 5 Acres- 40 MILE MTN VIEW S 9 +/-
with large, well maintained $99,000.S50% Below Recent AC $116,900. Incredible
yard, located n one of Certified Appraisa Unbe mountain getaway, private
Business Places - Clewiston's finest livable opportunity to owns 5 National Forest and Trout
Sale la 05 - neighborhoods. Amenities acres of meadows & woods Stream access. Perc, new
Sale 1005 include spacious bedrooms, in excellent location. 50% survey, near Blacksburg VA
Commercial heated screened-in OFF recent appraisal!! Great Call owner direct at
Property - Sale 1010 swimming pool, hurricane financing. Call now (877)202-2727.
Condoses - Sale0 shutters, security system, (866)352-2249, x 1097. AAH! Cool Mountain Breezes!
FarmTownhouses - Sale 1020 and many more. Asking - - Murphy, North Carolina Af-
Houses - Sale 1025 price $410,000. Call :o -S e 0 fordable Land, Homes,
HousesSale 103025 863-902-0493 for an Mountain Cabins, on Lakes,
Hunting Property 1030 appointment. Get more info Mountains & Streams. FREE
Property Sale 1nt 35 on this home at MONTURA, (2) 1.25 acre lots, BROCHURE (877)837-2288
Landt- Sale 1040 htt://InfoTube.net/154657 $37,500 each or $70,000 for Exit Realty Mountain View
Land - Sale S :d04 both. Owner financing avail. Properties www.exitmur-
Lots -Sale 1045 GLADES CO: 100 acre land (863)983-2841 phycom.
Open House 1050 auction on 03/31/07. Owner
Out of State - / agent brokers welcome Moore Haven River Gardens, BEAUTIFUL N. CAROLINA.
Property - Sale 1055 www.100acreauction.com 935 Watson Way, corner lot WINTER SEASON IS HERE!
Property Inspectionl1060 w/trees, orange, grapefruit, MUST SEE THE BEAUTIFUL
Real Estate Wanted 1065 LaBelle 3/3 Down Town, Near palm, water, sewer, elec., & PEACEFUL WESTERN NC
Resort Property - Courthouse. Lg. rooms, Top is demucked. 60'x110'. Price MOUNTAINS Homes, Cab-
Sale 1070 Area $209K or Annual Lease reduced to $45,000 or best ins, Acreage & INVEST-
Warehouse Space 1075 $1800 Owner. 863-675-1107 offer. (262)994-1677 MENTS. CHEROKEE
Waterfront Property 1080 MOUNTAIN GMAC REAL ES-
LEHIGH, New, 3br, 2ba Lanai Grab a bargain from your TATE... cherokeemountain-
Large corner lot. Upgrades & neighbor's garage realty.com Call for free
close to 82. Under 250K. attic, basement or clos- brochure (800)841-5868.
1 '- ..i' '.,i ,:,r 645-9455 et in today's classifieds. GA/FL Border. Grand Opening
2ANNING-BEDsBoohNESS\1--Salel 20 AC $99,900. Pay
TANNING BED BUSINESS ' \\' .- <( ),. 'i, No Closing Costs 20 wooded
2 Beds, 1 Booth . acres in GA. Coastal region.
Established w/Large clientele. ... . . Loaded w/ wildlife. Long rd.
Inventory included, new bulbs. -OPEN HOUSE - frontages, utils, new survey.
$13,000 or best offer Motivat- Sunday, 2/18/07 1,000 Acres. One hour west of Subdivision potential. Excel-
ed Seller.(863)885-1718 2p.m.to5p.m.. Nashville, TN. Wooded. lent Financing. CALL NOW
1035 Swinging Trail NW Creeks. $1400.00 per acre. (800)898-4409 X 1115.
Your next job could be in Muse, FL Possibility dividing. Rodney
today's classifieds. Did Brand new, 4/3/2 on acres. (812)639-3449 or Mike Got North GA Mountain Fever?
you look for it? $669,900 (812)695-2008. We Have The Cure... We can
Call Konnie (239)297-4466 Help You Find The Perfect
Bankston Realty 160 Acres Northeast Alabama Place Here. Sales and Ren-
8 year old planted pines joins talks. Toccoa Wilderness Re-
$0 DOWN HOMES Govt & oTalladega National Forest, alty & Cabin Rental, LLC.
ank0 DOWN HOMES Gov't &w or How do you find a ob in road frontage, creek, excel- www.ToccoaWilderness-
Bank FolNosreoKs! Low or today's competitive lent hunting, lake site RealtyandCabinRental.com
no down No credit OKCa market? in the employ- $475,000 (256)239-7808 or (706)632-2606 OR
Now! (800)749-2905. mentsection of the clas- (256)239-8001. (706)435-8735 North-
By Owner: Clewiston, Flaghole sifids Georgia4Sale@tds.net.
area, 3BR/2BA home, w/1 35+ ACRES JUST $29,900
car garage, screened porch, La,1,1-Sl 1 1 ONLY $177/ MONTH!* Gor- Lake Access Bargain 1 +
26'x26' detached garage on geous Southern Colorado Acres, $34,900 with FREE
2.68 acres, view on own- Ranches. Electric/ Cable/ Boat Slips! RARE opportunity
ers.com, ID #AWP9728, FLORIDA WATERFRONT Phone/ Internet available, to own land on spectacular
$319,500. Open House: LAND SALE! 3 Acre Deep 300 days per year of sun- 160,000 acre recreational
Sat., 2/17 & Sun., 2/18, 300 Water Access Properties shine. Room for horses, lake! Mature oak & hickory,
Pine Lane, Clewiston, From Only $79,900! ATV's, off-road fun. PHASE II park- like setting with lake
lpm-5pm. (863)599-0902 Dockable Properties Starting Grand Opening Sale- Sat. access. Paved rd, under-
, at only $249,900! Call Now' 2/24 Call NOW for more info. ground utilities. Excellent fi-
CLEWISTON- 2 unit duplex, (866)950-5263 EXT. 3317. (866)OWN-LAND X2141. nancing. Prime waterfronts
2/1, 211A&211B S. San Monthly payment of available. Call now
Pedro, $167,000 neg. Platt'sBluff,5+/-ac vacant $176.60 based upon pur- (800)704-3154,X916.
(863)677-4473 land (Okee City, near Kiss chase of $29,900 w/ 10% Mid Winter Sale! Golf Home-
PALM HARBOR Factory Liqui- River) 3BR MH on-site, /2 down and the remaining sites Just $89,900. MAKE
dation Sale. 2006 Models ac. pond & 4200sq. ft. $26,910 financed via a NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 2008!
Must Go! Modular, Mobile & house pad. Scenic, shady 3-year interest only loan with Pristine wooded homesites.
Stilt Homes. 0% DOWN , lot (oaks,fruittrees). a fixed rate of 7.875%. Rates Spectacular golf community.
When You Own Your Own See ad online @ and terms subject to change Mountains of SC. Limited
Land!! Call for FREE Color www.fsbo.com/Iist/92114 without notice. Offer void time offer. Call
Brochure. (800)622-2832. $200k. (863)467-1169 where prohibited. (866)334-3253, X 1185.
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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.
NC Gated Lakefront Commu-
nity. Pleasantly mild climate
1.5 acres, 90 miles of shoie-
line. Never offered before
with 20% pre-development
discounts, 90% financing.
Call (800)709-5253.
NC MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
CLOSEOUT SALE! Saturday,
February 24th! 2-5 Acre
Mountain Estates. Starting at
$34,900. Huge Views!
Mountain Creeks! Call Now
to Reserve Your Appoint-
ment! (800)230-6380, x790,
NC MOUNTAINS Log Cabin
shell on mountain top, view,
trees, waterfall & large public
lake nearby, paved private
access, gated community,
$139,500 owner
(866)789-8535.
NEW PRICE! 10+ AC-
$299,000! UPSCALE Eques-
trian Gated Community! 200
Year old Oaks. Established
lush pastures. Paved private
rds, u/g utilities. 2 miles
from HITS! Exc financing!
Call (868)352-2249X1156.
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.lakesiderealty-tn.com.
RARE! NATIONAL FOREST
FRONTAGE & TROPHY
TROUT STREAM. LARGE
ACREAGE PARCELS NEW
TO MARKET. www.National-
ForestLand.com.
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.
Get a quick response to
any Item you may be sell-
Inn with a classified ad.
Houses- Sal 1025


Mobile Homes



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


BELLE GLADE-1996 Holmes
of Merit, in GCI Trailer Pk, 3/2,
28x48 dbl wide, CA, Jacuzzi
tub, new roof, newly tiled bath-
room & kitchen floors, Built in
Ent. Cabinet, new skirting, new
doors, spacious LR. $38,000
(561)584-1160 or
561)719-1615
CLEWISTON, 3BR/2BA, on V2
acre (2 lots) fenced, 2006
Fleetwood, 1,600 sq. ft., with
fireplace, large kitchen, hurri-
cane shutters, $175,000.
(863)983-9719
LABELLE: 1986 FLEETWOOD,
14 x 48 Model, 2BD/1BA,
Great Condition! $7,900
(239)872-7665
LOT IN OKEECHOBEE- FSBO
lot-for sale, w/single 2/2.
Can be see at 1007 NE 32nd
Ave. behind Bill's Market.
$62,000 (863)467-5114
OKEECHOBEE- 2BR, Florida
room, CA/Heat, furnished,
W/D, freezer, carport. In
adult park. $14,900
(863)763-7927
PIONEER, 2.5 acre, Dbl/wide,
4 cuartos, 2 banos todo nue-
vo, terreno limpio $125K
863-677-0452 or 983-7240
PIONEER, 2.5 Acres w/DbI
trailer 4br, 2ba, All new apple.
Clean lot $125,000.
(863)677-0452 or 983-7240




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by Southern Ent., 0540 Ly-
coming engine, less than
30hrsl, Stainless steel rig-
ging, deck over, diamond
back hull. Garage kept,
Awesome! $22,500 neg
(239)415-8136
ALUM LOWE: 14' w/ trailer.
New tires & wheel bearings,
15hp, merc, MK troll mtr.
$2000 firm. 863-224-5017
ANGLER '82, 21ft., walk
around cuddy, 140hp John-
son, trailer, nice boat, must
see. $5500 (561)670-3636
BASS '90- 21 ft., stratos with
200 hp mercury, hyd. steer-
ing and gps system $5000
neg. (863)634-7735
BASS BOAT '88: 16' Lowe,
40hp Johnson, with galva-
nized trailer. $2500. or best
offer. (863)763-3660
Bayliner, '00, 24', Bow Rider,
260hp i/o, 40 hrs., mint
cond., full cover, '00 trlr.,
$14,000. (954)868-6517
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863-677-1010
Neew Construction
1) Arkansas Ave- Over 1,200 sq ft
3bd/2ba home with city water and sewer
$129,900
2) Get Pre construction Prices 3BR/2BA,
I ,.r ,i;,r-,, l,:ied on Texas Ave. Lutz
Buld-r$1 ii64,900
3) Lease to Own, 3bd/2ba, 2car garage,
trees on r'r ,rp , 1.25 acre, Jinette St.
off Horse i.Aut. A-.e 259,900.00
4) Brick 3BR/2BA two car garage on
north side beautiful 400 sq. ft. lanai roll
down shutters. Large bedrooms & closest
$279,900 MLS# 200659963
51 3BD/2BA. .-ncr.[ hrl:, ,~i , lume rcof,
patio, Laundry room w/ new water heater, ADT
security, comer lot in Golfview S/D
$146,700.00 MLS#200702535
6) Pioneer Plantation 2.5 acre, 480/2BA,
ranch style, beautiful Oak trees.14th
Street $199,900.00MLS#200702212
7)Moore Haven 10th St., 3BD/2BA, brand
new from top to bottom! Qualifies for Glades
County Ship program $149.9K


S863-983-3508
1)3/2 CBS Home in Montura. $250,000
MLS#200693994
2)Fixer Upper 3 bedroom h.-SO l!: acre $50,000.00
31Ledjce_d Clewiston vacant lot asking 27k,
MLS# 200704557
4)Mgntggj 3.75 acres only $109,900.00 MLS# 200686347
5)Faro Labor Camp Permitted for 50 guests. Call Glenn for
details MLS#: 200658473
6)4 Bedroom Home on .25 acre Remodeled, New Roof,
A Must See!!! $174,900 MLS#200683471
7)Moore Haven Spacious 4br/2ba Mobile home with
large front porch, $141,000 MLS#200676119
8)Pioneer Plantation Beautiful 4/2 MH on 75;S
Acres, privacy MLS# 200684457
9)Talapia Farm Production sold out through the end of
the ytar Cal ClGliEnn for details MLS#: 200645189
210) REDCED MLu.t 0I 8 HpPI,'Pffe -. Merit on
1.2S Acres. Only I 11 .,.N AU ,, . _AJ06144944
I1)Seminole Manor Spacious NEW 3/2 Mobile Home
MLS# 200682271 $125,000


863-228-6867
12)1ncome Producing 3/1 and 2/1 duplex located on
Haiti Ave. $150,000 MLS#: 200661385
13)TwoAcres Cleared on Davidson Rd. $165,000.00 MLS#
200693222
14)15Agris Cleared Pasture land. Fenced and cross-fenced.
Convenient access to Clewiston or Labelle $425,000 MLS#:
200652207 or Mobile Home on 5 Acres for $150,000
15)Nursery 20 Acres Palm trees & much more. $650,000
MLS# 200693196
16)Midstate 3 Bedroom Spacious Home with fenced
yard $85,000.00
17)La Deca 3/2 DWMH on 5 Acres with small pond
MLS# 200704603
1 S1R833 2,5 acres possible commercial $89,000
19)New Listing Beautiful 4/2 Spacious home on North Side
MLS# 200709397
Need Financing? We Can Help!!


[|S| Charmaine A.
Montgomery
863-697-0189
Be lHabl Espiel
I List. Show. and Sell
Montura Ranch Estates
Mobile Homes
New Listing! 3bd/2ba Doublewide
MH on paved road. Almost 1800 sq ft.
under air. Screened porch and shed
included. Only $124,750.00
3bd/2ba Doublewide MH on 2.5
acres, paved road, corner lot, new
roof, 2 wells, new carpet & paint,
fenced asking $169,900.00
JExahishAqe 3bd/2ba DBLWide
MH on 5 acres. Fenced, Irrigation and
very secluded A Steal @) $275,000.00
Back On The Market Newly painted
Inside and out this 3bd/1 ba home is
located in Harlem. Plenty of room to
grow. Priced to sell @ $74,900.00


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Looking For? A 3BD/2BA DWMH on
the lake at Sunshine Lakes Estates,
Call me to make and appointment to
come and see this adorable home.
$89.9K
Here is a cozy 2bed 2 bath home on
three lots you won't be able to live
with out, with a great location. Price
Adjustment- $179,900 with a $1,000
allowance for appliances. Call me for
an appt to see this adorable home.


*Buyers Must Seel Just reduced $5000 below appraised value, This
lakefront Home is just south of Lake Okeechobee within minutes of the
Palm Beach County line. This home is perfect for a seasonal or primary
residence. Sportsman or Family!! $169,900
-New Home! 3bd/2ba/l car gar. CBS I 6 If>70sq ft. on 1012 Texas Ave. $165,500
�3/2 DWMH, 611 Orange Rd, offere.T 1 $89,900
-3.13 acres land w/ singlewide. Cleared w/ great soil for gardener nursery close
to lake and town. Property has unlimited potential. $200K
LAKEPORT
A little piece of Heaven! 775 County Rd.721 Loop NE Beautiful 2 story home w/ spiral
staircase & wood floors. Big backyard w/ boat access to the Gulf & direct access to Lake
"0". Home on one acre among oak Hammocks. Reduced to $475K
PLNEER .PLANAt 33QNl
41 50 Pioneer 17th St. 2.5 Ac $65K We Work Weekends and have
-5205 Pioneer 22nd St. 5 Ac $130K FREE Maps Available.
SEE NOTURA LOTS WITH ME!! HUGE INVENTORY STARTING @ $25,000


_ _ Ii n1. Pioneer Plantation Beautiful wood
Jerry W. Enrique frame home on 2.5 acres. New AC,
Smith Acosta floors, & Roof $259,000.00
2. A New Beginning Spacious 3bd/2ba
561-261-3444 305-506-5876 2005 DWMH securitysystem equipped
I I " Se lbb a Espanol D on 1.25 acres with beautiful pines.
S144,900.00 MLS# 200672747
Great Location! 3bd/2ba/2 car 3. Montura Ranch 4bd DWMH. Split floor plan, his/her sinks in master,
garagA ,P N .NGback- large porch, & much more. Motivated seller asking $149,900.00 MLS#
,ardc, new root, storage sheds, 20066133
Wonderful family home. $279,900.00 4. New Listing! Brick home on two city lots with 3bd. Asking only
(4) 5 acre tracts in Ladeca $179,900.00 MLS# 200686099
$95,000.00 each 5. Need Shed Space? Montura 3bd/2ba DWMH on paved corner lot.
Home recently remodeled. Won't last long with 2 sheds. $139,900.00
Montura Ranch Estates MLS# 200656790
120-130 SiCoral (2.5Acres)75K 6. Executive Home Move in condition w/ 5bds, 2 AC units, 2 water
heaters, tile throughout, working chimorey, large screen patio, new roof
5 acres cleared in Pioneer@ $10SK & much more. Motivated Seller asking S549,900.00
7. Mother-in-Law Suite R2 zoning 3bd CBS home w/ Ibd suite. Offered
Sky Valley Lots starting @ for only 5158,900.00 MLS# 200660213
$63,900.00 8. New Listing! 2006 CBS home in Montura on 1.25 acres. 3bd/2ba, tiled
Water Front Home on through out, new fence on property. Hurry won't last! $244,900.00
Caloosahatchee River w/ Dock
$575,000 9. New Listingl Lowest price in Montura 3bd/2ba needs some
tlc,investor special,first time buyer,hurry it won't last. $74,900.00
New Listing! 3BD/2BA Mobile on MOMNTURA LOTS STARTING @ $27K - CALL TODAY!
Midstate Loop $85,000


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Looking for vacant land? Well
bring your horses because I've
got 1.25 acres tracts available
now in Montura Ranch Estates.
Give me a call today!
A Lot to Love The perfect site
for your future. This lot is
located in Port LaBelle and the
landscaping is courtesy of
mother nature. It's ready for
you at $29,500
Get pleasure from this beauti-
ful 38D/2 BA Mobile home on
2.01 Acres. Enjoy the peaceful-
ness this property has to offer.
Property is fenced on North
and east side. New deck on the
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PONTOON BOAT, 20', Sweet-
water, bimini top, fish finder,
trolling motor, no trailer,
-- - $3250. (863)467-6441


. L-ALLEGRO 32BA '03- work
- horse, 20K, 2 slides, no
UNTRY ACRES smoking/pets, exc cond.
)UIMTnY ACRKES $55,000 neg (317)431-9561
From $79,900 & up, AUTOFORMER: By HUGHES
& 1/4 available or use 30 amp, voltage booster &
ent. Financing available, surge protection for RV's
n $275. 863-610-1120
- CAMPER '88: Pop-up, sips 6,
stove, porta-potty, solid
sides w/real windows, awn-
i ing, $1295. (863)805-0272
CARIBOU 12FT, overhead
BOAT- 17.6 ft, center console, camper, refrig, AC, full bath,
115 Mariner, T-top, Trailer, MWO, 4 jacks, $4500 or
Good condition. $2000. best offer (863)467-6484
(863)902-0477 COUGAR '03, 5th Wheel,
CAROLINA SKIFF: 16ft cc, 70 28.5ft long with super slide &
hp Johnson trolling motor, attachments. $18,900. 2004
biminy top trailer. $2500. Dormax Diesel also avail.
863-634-0164 (863)675-1474
EVINRUDE ENGINE- Outboard, JAYCO '92, 32 ft., w/porch &
35 HR good runner, all con- shed. Furnished. In Hendry Sa-
trols, elec. start, $500 or bal Palms Cmpgrnd. in Palm
best offer (937)215-0307 Dale. $7000. (863)675-7145
Four Winns Deck Boat, '99, MALLARD '78: Class C Type,
22', 175hp Johnson, alum. clean & in good cond, reno-
trir., Al cond., $12,000. cle
tr con ,$12, . vated in '97, new tires, a/c,
(954)868-6518_ awning, battery, radiator &
HOUSE BOAT- 9'6" x 29', windshield recently. Current
8x18ft cabin, sips 4, stove, mileage 69k. Asking $6995.
ice box, sink & porta pot, Call 863-675-7743 or
new 2" insulated roof, hy- 205-395-6018.
draulic steering, 2 '04 60HP
Merc 4 stroke Enginestrailer PARK MODEL 35'- Furnished,
included. (863)467-8205 all apple , full length Florida
room, vinyl windows,
Legacy Deck Boat, '00, 21', screened, shed, located at
150hp Johnson, seats 10, Lakeside RV Park. $7500
exc. cond., $9,900. (863)763-7927
(954)868-6518 TRAVEL CRAFT 1987, 21 Ft.
NITRO BASS BOAT- 21' on Motor Home, Clean!
dual axle. 175 Evin motor. (863)357-3661
Extras. $2000. or best offer.
(863)763-6138 TRUCK CAMPER '94: Like new
condition, self contained,
PALM BEACH- '1998, Center shower, toilet & kitchen.
console, 19', 115 hp Yama- $3500 neg. 863-634-2362
ha low hrs, 711bs thrust, '03
trolling motor, Many extras.
Good cond. $8000. Neg. Looking tr a place to
(863)763-0144 hang your hat? Look no
_further than the classi-
POLAR '98- Saltwater series, fleds.
90hp Yamaha, centercon-
sole, Bimini top, trolling mo- 'F iftW e s i3
tor, trlr, $6500 neg i-
(863)634-0164 REESE SLIDER 16k FIFTH
STARCRAFT, 16 ft., 60 hp WHEEL HITCH, all reels &
Johnson, Good condition. hardware, fits any full sz.
$2300. (863)532-8542 truck, $500. (863)357-1784
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BOAT TRAILER: 2005, Drive
On $2000. See @ Awesome i -lb r
Self Storage. 6489 US 44 SEy
Okee. (772)597-5001 OLF CAR
Automobiles 4005A
Autos Wanted 4010
Classic Cars 4015
Commercial Trucks 4020Y I
BOAT TRAILER: For 16 - 18 Construction N as e
Ft Boat. New bunks & paint. Equipment 4025 Sherri Enfinger, Manager
Good condition. $450, Foreign Cars 4030 86376
Good condition $450. Four Wheel Dve 4035 315 S. ParrottAvenue
(863)357-5754 Heavy Duty Trucks 4040 315 S ParrottAvenue
DOCKAGE FOR RENT: Parts - Repairs 4045
Protected - No-Live Aboard. Pickup Trucks 4050 ia il - e 00
Near Glades Boat Yard. Day, Sport Utility 4055
week or mnth. (727)599-3007 Tractor Trailers 4060 SATURN, '96, New battery &
7 Utility Trailers 4065 engine, 5 spd., excellent on
MVtIo -es I Vans 4070 gas, nice car, $2000. Must
Sell (863)697-3300
HARLEYS- garage kept, s r
1999 883 Hugger $4000, A suc i
1993 Dyna Wide Glide
$9500 (863)634-9474 $500 POLICE IMPOUNDS Cars
ONDA CrF R *, Like from $500! Tax Repos, US CONST. SCAFFOLD- 2 story,
HONDA CRF25R '05, Like Marshall and IRS sales! with trailer, $1200 ne
new, $5000 or best offer. Cars, Trucks, SUV's, Toyo- (863)763-3451
(863)467-1274 ta's, Honda's, Chevy's &
KAWASAKI Eliminator 250 '01 more! For Listings Call
clean bio..u- great. (800)425-1730x2384.
$1400 or best offer. BMW 5351- '86, Brand new
863-634-2423 Iv.msg. 18" chrome rims. Needs new CHEVY FLAT BED P/U '69,
SCOOTER- '04 RC Moto, alternator. $2500. 350, 4 spd., 46" tires, $8000
50cc, Yellow, No license re- (561)983-3811 or best offer. (772)370-0776
quired. Excellent condition CAMARO Z28 '80: all original, CHEVY SUBURBAN '89, 350,
$650. (304)667-7855 350 ower windo CHEVY SUBURBAN 89, 350,
Suzuki Katana 750, '01, 10k Great restoration project. $1200 auto., 4" lift, 36" Super
mi., Yoshimura exhaust, (863)634-6601 Ivmsg. Swampers. $2500 or best
w/helmet, gold platinum col- CHEVY CAVALIER '97- must offer.(772)370-0776
or, $3250. (863)634-5781 sell, great condition, cold JEEP CJ5- '78, 304, V-8, 4x4,
YAMAHA ZUMA SCOOTER- AC, 2400 or best offer $2000. or best offer.
'05, 49cc, 50 actual miles, (863)357-3369 (863)634-9547
Garage kept. $1700. CHRYSLER LEBARON- '92, JEEP CJ5 '81, -4-cyl., 4 spd.,
(863)674-1964 Convertible, New tires & top. soft top & doors. $1700 or
Runs. $500. (863)902-0477 best offer. (772)370-0776
0_ DODGE SHADOW '90- needs
distributor, runs good, $200 jj jj
FOUR WHEELER, 2004 Polaris (863)944-4569 GOLF CART: Club car, runs
Predator 500, has Fox Rac- ELECTRIC CAR, '76 Sebring good but has rear end noise.
ing Suspension & Nerf Bars. Vanguard, $2500 450. 863-763-5316
$4500 neg. (863)634-2839 (863)234-9595
SUZUKI OZARK 250, '02, 4 FORD ESCORT- '88, 4 dr, New I
wheeler, garaged, runs like battery. Needs work. Must
new, turn key ready, $2400 sell. $500. (863)357-6315 CHEVY TRANSMISSION-
neg. (863)697-9884 FORD THUNDERBIRD '97: V8, Granny, 4 speed, flywheel,
V iTHEIMP great shape. $2500. Call Dot clutch & bell housing, $450
at 863-763-4903 (863)697-3895
HOLIDAY RAMBLER '73- 28' GRAND MARQUIS '88, with FORD F600 DUMP TRUCK
new CA/Heat, new tires, 5.0 motor, 76k original 1977: Good for parts, has ti-
stove, water htr, $1800 miles, runs good. $1200 or tle.$400. 863-763-1370
(863)447-2130 bestoffer. (863)824-0735 RIMS, 22", 6 lug, with tires,
NOMAD- '92, 32', New FL/rm, HUNTING BUGGY: 1984 Ford good condition, $1200.
Furnished. Lot #19 on Cana! F150 Deck Buggy, excellent 863-634-4886 Iv. msg.
in Fijian Park. $6500. Neg. condition. $400. -
Cell# 765-617-0015 863-655-3436Pc pr k 4
PULL TRAILER: 30ft, good LINC CONTINENTAL '83- good
cond, new fridge, gas stove, shape, $850. or trade for a CHEV 1 TON '92- with Reading
Ir, dinette, br, ba. $2500. travel trailer. (863)635-1096 Utility body, low miles, runs
863-467-9621 Frostproof area. gre at, $3500 neg.,
TRAVEL TRAILER: 30ft, AC, MERCURY GRAND MARQUEE (863)763-4149
fridge, stove, hot water heat- LS- '02, 40K mi., 1 owner, CHEVY S10 '02: 6cyl, ac, new
er, everything works. $1000 F~lly loaded. Runs perfect. front end tires, toolbox. Ask-
negotiable. 772-408-3924 $12,000. (863)357-2678 ing $6500. 386-559-0537

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RESIDENTIAL Montura 3BR, 2BA
3BR, 2BA Harlem $85K CBS Home on 1.04
3BR, 1 1/2BA Reduced to acres $249,900
$139,000 2BR, 1BA, with gue:
2BS 2A' in t w house & pool $299,9
1l 4BR, 2BA Fully
Condo Bass Capital Furnished $359,000
$169,000 4BR, 2BA $340,00
3BR, 1BA Corner Lot 3BR, 2BA Pool w/ 8
$177,900 acres $729,900
3BR, 2BA Brick home 3BR, 2BA 2 acres
$189,000 Flaghole $275,000
Pre-const. Town Homes 4BR, 31/2 BA
from $199,900 Hurricane Damaged
4BR, 2BA New Home $149,900
$329,000 4BR, 2BA Fully
3BR, 2BA Royal Palm Furnished North-side
$249,000 $359,000
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Sugaran Cir.2 00 Montura 3BR/2BA
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CLEWISTON 3 OBD/
33 BR/ 3 BA MH w/Lrg Screened Porch. Haven
Seminole Manor, $120,000 PIONE
*2 BR/ 1 BA Home on corner lot,. .
Sag8more Ave. Reduced to $130,000. 3 BD.'
*4B;2rBAvnMHewitaaddklGaSt 74/00 new<(
*3BR/2 BA CBS Home, corner lot. E. *3BD/2
Sugarland Reduced to $170,000 barn &
*3BR/2 BA on Davidson Rd. Handicap * Immat
Access. 1,42 acs manicured lawn. $274.900 fence
*4Bt/25 BA CBSwbrickrgot S249.900 cane
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lot, fenced. Priced at $130,000 *Highli
i*ExScuive hIone con Bayberry Loxp. 3 BD, parce
2-5 BA, over 3,000 ,sqft, dritve-thru gmr, & *21 ki3
more. nThishonme htmitall! $459,900 *A Rart
*4 Br/ 3 BA Popash Circle, Lrg pool/patio, 3 acs.
view of lalke from every room. $389,000 *,.22 ac
*3 BR/2 BA, Crescent Ave, huge kitchen, Reduc
lanai, Irgyard, & more. $249,900
MOORE HAVEN / LAKEPORT . MON
*Like New 2BD/2BA MH w/lrg sunroom. *Lots a
Sportsrsas Paruadise MHY'cht Club. $1285K *xg4B
*2BR/lBA MH-Lakeport with direct
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acres $214,900 Llu- toe. , -.,'
4BR, 2BA, Doublewide
$134,900 'Beauti"l arcattle ranch,
Pioneer SWMH on 2.5 , 2 story ban $990,000.
acres $135,000 Make Offer
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Pioneer 4BR, 3BA QUICKSALE S140,000
DWMH 1 Oaes$325,000 *lW3krA 0a, 530m
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Montura 1.25 acre lots *TseAbAn.OOirs f red 120K
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$52,5000 each
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BD/2 BA MH Verda St.
extras, Ready ifor family! $209.900
2BA DWMH Romero St $160,000
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matured trees, fenced, al utili-
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Stone Fireplace, Custom kitchen,
Large Laundry $149,900.00
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Entertainment Center $63,900.00
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Rooms $65,500.00
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Larw Florida room with fenced in yard. 370 Avenue 0 $285,000.
* NCrfeit SarL Hoi in ri,,. .lK 1BEA is located in a nice neighborhood. Must see to
" - ';iN ..-L.. 1. . 1i ,0, 1.'. , ,. - 'vn. 399 Averme K$135,()0X
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your 10 foot Gazebo with Lights. 601 Sch Street ony $144,900
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I onie cones fully frrnished with the current owner have a License to sell produce. 124
Horse club Avenuie. Recently reduced from $120,000 to $100,0(X)
.ltsab all 1.25 acres in the Montura area, call for further details. Prices startingin
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--e s MVS0N Program and Planning CmmittLORIDAee PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLICATION
UCN: 282006CASE NOO06-938-A Southwest Florda Wrkforce Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to Chapter 373, Florida Statutes, the following
UCN:282006CA000938X XXX Developlment Board applications) for permit have been received for projects) in Hendry County:
S N c I WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS TRUS- Region 24 lorida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Spirit of the Wild Wildlife Man-
ec-lD Public Notice 5005 TEE FOR THE MLMI TRUST SERIES Date: Wednesday, February28, 2007 agement Area), Farris Bryant Bld, 620 S Meridian St.Tallahassee, FL 32399, has
I State Public - 2005-FF6. submitted Application 070108-3 or modification of Eivironmental Resource Permit
SLegal Notice 5500 Plaintff Tme: 1:30 .m. 26-00220-S for 7486 acres of environmental restoration.lands. The water will be
RE vs. MimeR A0p.m. discharged to the Caloosahatchee River via Roberts Canal and the project is located
SMILLIREN FIRST FRANKLIN FINAN- Place: CareerandServiceCenters in Secitons 1-4,21-23,25-28,33-36, Townships44,45 South, Range 29 East
www.gilbert-golfcars.com CIAL CORR: PORT LA BELLE UNIT ofontiwat Flda iFlorida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (Dinner Island Ranch Wildlife
ro o P li N tie 5 0 FOUR PROPERTY HOMEOWNERS AS- 4150 Ford Street Extension Management Area), Fards Bryant BIdg, 620 S MeridIan St, Tallahassee, FL 32399,
3-6434 SOC ATION INC.; UNKNOWN TENANT Fort Myers, Florida has submitted Application 070108-6 for modification of Surface Water Management
NO. 1; UNKNOWNTENANTNO.2;and Permit26-00434-Sor4313acrsof ag ands. Thewaterwill dis-
Okeechobee, FL 34974 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING Information: MaryAnneZurn, Permit 26-00434-S for 4313 acres of agricultural lands. The water will s dis-
OENRhCONTY494AT B, TR t UNDR Planning &Grants Division Director charged to Deer Fence Canal and the project is located in Sections 13-15,22-27,
M PROBATEDIVISION OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT 239-225-2500 Ext. 15229
iPII File No. 2006-193CP TO THIS ACTION, OR HAVING OR 191681 CGS 2/15/07 Interested persons may comment upon the application or submit a written request
CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TI- for a copy of the staff report containing proposed agency action regarding the appli-
IN RE: ESTATE OF TLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY NOTICE caion by writing to the South Florida Water Management District, At: Environmen-
CHEVY STEPSIDE, '97, runs REGINALD R WILSON HEREIN DESCRIBED, tal Resource Regulation, PO Box 24680, West Palm Beach, FL 33416-4680, but
great, red, 114k mi., lots of Deceased Defendants Notice3/2 here 11:given that such comments or requests must be received by 5:00 PM within 21 days from the
extras, $5500 or best offer. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICEOFSALE KNOX SELF STORAGE, 1025 Com-
(863)357-0516 PURSUANTTOCHAPTER45 merce Drive, LaBelle, FL, No further public notice will be provided regarding this appcation. A copy of the
The administration of the estate of Rgi- 863-675-1025, the undersigned, FORT staff report must be requested n order to remain advised b further proceedings.
CHEVY SUBURBAN, '95, 4 nald R Wilson, deceased, whose date NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to KNOX SELF STORAGE, will sell at Pub- Substantially affected persons are entitled to request an administrative hearing re-
wh. dr., exc. cond, 90k mi of death was June 9, 2006, is peding a Order or Summary Final Jud t c Sale by competitive bidding guarding the proposedagency action by submitting a written request therefore after re-
Sin the Circuit Court for Hendry County, of foreclosure dated Jan. 31, 2007, personal property heretofore stored viewingthe staff report
one owner, new tireS, Florida, Probate Division, File Number and entered in Case No. 6-938-CA withtheundersigned:863-675-1043 191903 CGS 2/15/07 '
$6000. (812)989-3022 2006-193CP the address of which is UCN: 282006CA000938XXXXXX of the
DOODG DAOT ' 0 W D P.O Box 1760, Labelle, FL 33975. The Circuit Court in and for Hendry County, Carlos Santiago K-39
DODGE DAKOTA '06: 4WD, namesan aaddressesof the personal rida, wherein WELLS FASRO BANK, Sofamattresses, window AC
representative and the personal repra- N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR THE MLMI Bonnie Worth W-12 . 7
Laramie, silver, loaded sentatives attorney are set forth be- TRUST SERIES 2005-FF6 is Plaintiff Sofa, loveseat&rmisc. items INVITATIONTO BIDDERS
"Ready to tow" behind a moD- low. and JEREMY D. MILLIREN; SAMAN- Joseph Peters K-37
or homeady e. Buto tow be hitnd a mo-h THA A. MILLIREN; FIRST FRANKLIN Fumitre, miscitems The Port LaBelle Community Development District will receive sealed bids until 3:00
All creditors of the decedent and other FINANCIAL CORP.; PORT LA BELLE Vaneralda Plneda B-8 PM, local time, March 15,2007, at the District Office, 3293 Dellwood Terrace, Le-
adaptor, M&G air brake sys- persons, who have claims or demands UNIT FOUR PROPERTY HOMEOWN- TV, headboard, footboard, fishing poles Belle, Florida 33935, telephone number (863) 675-5770 at which time and place the
tem, awesome telescoping against decedents estate, including ERS ASSOCIATION, INC.; UNKNOWN 191917 CGS 2/15,22/07 bids will be opened and read aloud.
tailgate ramp for easy load- unmatursd, contingent or unliquiddted TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOW� TENANT
lamstaigate andwho have been served a NO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN RTIES The project is titled 2007 Overlay. The work consists of approximately 18,774
ing of motorcycle, air bag colpyof this notice, must file their CLAIMING INTEREST BY, THROUGH, square yards of one Inch (1") Type Ill Asphalt Overlay in place on streets in the Port
leveling. 6500 mi, over $35k claims with this Court WITHIN THE UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DE- ( LaBel Community Development District. Specifications may be obtained from the
invested. Must sell. $23,900 LATER OF THREE (D) MONTHS AFTER FENDANT TO THIS ACTION, OR HAV- Port LaBelle Community Development District.
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- ING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY
negotiable. 239-898-6396 TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTYA3O RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE Each bid must be in a sealed envelope and clearly marked 'Paving Bid." Bids may be
DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, are mailed to RO. Box 1605, LaBelle, FL 33975, or-hand deliveredto Port LaBelle Com-
DODGE RAM 1500 MAG., '96, OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Defendants, I will sell to the highest munity Development Districts Office, 3293 Dellwood Terrace, LaBelle, Florida
AC, pwr steering & brakes, THEM. and best bidder for cash on the Sec- 33935. No responsill shall be attached to any officers for the premature opening
auto overdrive, tow pkg, onod ds Floor In front of the Main Clerks ofabid not properly a ssed and identified.
auton ovr0ie tow-7 4 All other creditors of the decedent and Office at the Hendry County Court-
ond. $2500. 863-674-0 67 other persons, who have claims or d- house, 25 East Hickpoch Avenue, The Port LaBelle Community Development District reserves the right to hold all bids
mands against decedent's estate, in- LaBelle, FL 33935 at Hendry County, for 60 days and to reject any or all bids, with or without cause, to waive technical
FORD F350 1990 Dually, 360 cluding unmatured, contingent or Florida, at 11:00 a.m. on the 21st day errors andinformalbes, or toacce ptthe bid that in its judgment best serves the Port
engine, gas, single cab. unliquidated claims, must file their of March, 2007, the following de- LaBelleCommunityDevelopmentDisthct.
$ 5 Fi .( 3 3 -, r n, ,Court W ITHIN THREE scribed property as sot forth in said
$1500 Firm.(863)763-3451 ,, , AFTER THE DATE OF OrderornJudgent, t-witPortLaBelle Community mentDistrict
"BtE FIRST PUBLICATIONOF THIS NO- Rash W, Nicholson
MAZDA B-3000, '02, New mo- TICE.FIRST PUBLIC LOT 12, BLOCK 2172 OF PORT LA eneralManager
tor & tires. Cold A/C, Auto. BELLE UNIT 4, ACCORDING TO THE 192083 CGS 2/15/07M
AM/FM CD, Runs great. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE PLAT THEREOF.AS RECORDED-IN'
$8500. (863)634-1055 FOREVER BARRED. PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 86, OF THE PUB-
$8500.(8 ) 4 055THE1TIMEPERIOS LIC RECORDS OF HENRY COUNTY, LEGALINOTICE,
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS FLORIDA. . . LEGALNOTICE.
NISSAN FRONTIER '02- V6, SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED O An a Gdes Mediomp L nsee of CFM
auto, 2wd, 40K mi., cold air, TWO 2 YEARS OR MORE AFTER ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST , On January 19, 2007, Glades Media Company, LLR licensee of WAFC-FM, 99.5
new tires, grey cloth interior THE D EDENPS DATE OF DEATH IS IN THE SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ' MHz, Clewiston, Florida, filed an application for construction permwith the Federal
new tires, grey Cloth intRED ANY, OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY I Communications Commissionin Washington, D.C. The application seeks the Com-
$12000(863)697-6077 OWNERS AS OF THE DATE OF THE mission's consent to a change in community of license of WAFC-FM from Clewis-
TOYOTA- '88, 4x4, 5 sp THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM ton, Florida to Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, and the substiton of Channel 258A
TOYOTA- '88, 4x4, 5 speed, OFTHISNOTICEISJANARYTH WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. forChanne 258C3. JamesM.Johnsonand Robert L. Castellanos arethe solepart-
Ext. cab. Runs good Hwy or 2007. U ners of Glades Media Company. Copies of the application, amendments and rmlted
woods. $2500. or best offer o-Pon Represent es: If you are a person with a disbiit who mateid are available for pubc insp onat 530 East Alverdez Avenue, Clewiston,
wo ods$500 rbstffrCo-Personal Representatives: needs any accommodation in derto *lorida33440.
(863)634-9547 Robert R. Wilson & Cathy Wilson participate in this proceeding, you are ' A 188985 CGS 2/1,8,15/07
5384 Ridge Road entitled, at no cost to you, to the provi-
Williamson, NY 14589 sion of certain assistance. Please con- 4-b . 1
i Uility 4 5 AttorneyforPersonal Representative: tact the Court at 863-675-5201, fax rT A
- John M. Morgan, Esquire 863-675-5238 within two 2) working.
Florida Bar N.361402T days of your receipt of this Notice; if READING A NEW SPAPER
JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE, '98, 8911 Daniels Pkwy., Suite 6 you are hearing or voice impaired, call A tt .
Limited Ed., 4x4 521, 99k FortMyrs ,FL33912 --.- orida Relay Service (800) 955-8770. leads you o the best
mi., $5000. (863)763-5372 239454-058,15/07 DATED at LaBelle, Florida, on Feb.. 1, produces and ser*v
m .9050 CGS 2/8,15/07 2007.
If~! MEETING NOTICE BARBARA BUTLER i
Ui lt TrTof the As Clerk, Circuit Court
Southwest Florida By:/s/ Hammond
GOOSE NECK TRAILER 24 WorkforceDevelopment Board 191914 As Deputy Clerk
GOOSE NECK TRAILER- 24' Region24 191914 CGS 2/15,22/07] The most important
Anderson. 2 dual tandem ax--____________.
les. Good condition. $4500. Datl: Wednesday, February 28, 2007 -20 minute of your day
or best offer. (863)467-6960 Time: 3:30p.m. Your new home could be
Place: Career and Service Centers of yous looked for It?
Southwest Florida v awith your Rhild from
4150 Ford Street Extension With yOur child fom
TOYOTA PREVIA VAN- '91, FortMyers,Florida HOW fast can your car pir to al ine
Good running condition. Information:Beanta Richards, go? It can goeven astep bi roagenine.
$800. If interested, all AdmilnistrativeServicesManager when you seH It in the
863-610-1266. Van in Okee. 19 ' t15240 classalleds.






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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE
STATE OF FLORIDA,
HENRY COUNTY
CIVIL DIVISION
GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC F/K/A
CONSECO FINANCE CORP. F/K/A
GREEN TREE FINANCIAL CORRP.
Plaintiff
vs. CASE NO. 07-53-CA
DAVID L. HALLBACK; THE UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF DAVID L. HALLBACK;
LISA C HALLBACK; THE UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF LISA C. HALLBACK; IF
LIVING, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANT(S)IF
REMARRIED, AND IF DECEASED, THE
RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVI-
SEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES,
CREDITORS, LIENORS, AND TRUS-
TEE, AND ALL OTHER PERSONS
CLAIMING BY, T THROUGH, UNDER
OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN-
DANT(S), WHETHER DISSOLVED OR
PRESENTLY EXISTING, TOGETHER
WITH ANY GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES,
CREDITORS, LEINORS, OR TRUSTEE
OF SAID DEFENDANTS) AND ALL
OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY,
THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST DE-
FENDANTS); UNKNOWN TENANT #1;
UNKNOWN TENANT #2
Defendantss.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: DAVID L. HALLBACK; THE UN-
KNOWN SPOUSE OF DAVID L HALL-
BACK; LISA C. HALLBACK; THE
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ULISA C. HALL-
BACK; IF LIV INCLUDING ANY UN-
KNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID
DEFENDANTSS, IF REMARRIED, AND
IF DECEASED, THE RESPECTIVE UN-
KNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANT-
EES, ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS,
LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES, AND ALL
OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY,
THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THE
NAMED DEFENDANTS)
Whose residence are/is unknown
YOU ARE HEREBY required to file your
answer or written defenses, If any, in
the above proceeding with the Clerk of
this Court, and to serve a copy thereof
upon the plaintiffs attorney, whose
name and address appears hereon,
withinthirty days ofthe first publics-
ton of this Notice,the nature of this
proceeding being a suit for foreclosure
of mortgage againstthe following de-
scribed property, to wit:
THE EAST 1/2 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4
OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF THE
SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST
1/4 OF SECTION14, TOWNSHIP44
SOUTH, RANGE 32 EAST, HENDRY
COUNTY, FLORIDA. ALSO KNOWN AS
LOT 3558 MONTURA RANCH ES-
TATES, AN UNRECORDED SUBDIVI-
SION.
To include a:
1995 ANNI, VIN 10L24383U and
69267241
1995 ANNI, VIN 1024383Xand
69267242
A/K/A
469 BALD CYPRESS AVE
CLEWISTON, FL 33440
If you failto file your answer or written
defenses in the above proceeding, on
plaintiffs attorney, a default will be en-
tered against you for the relief de-
manded in the Complaint or Petition.
DATED at HENDRY County this 5th day
of February, 2007
Clerk ofthe Circuit Court
Debbie Hammond
Deputy Clerk
In accordance with he American with
Disabilities Act of1990, persons
needing a special accommodation to
participate In this proceeding should
contact the ASA Coordinator no later
than seven (7) days prior to the pro-
ceedings. It hearing impaired,
please call (800195-9771 (TDOD) or
8'00()9o55770 (voice), la Florida
Relay Service.
Law Office of Daniel C. Consuegra
9204 King Palm Drive
Tampa, FR 33619-1328
Tel (813)915-8660
Fax (813)915-0559
Attorney for Plaintiff
192301 CGS2/15,22/07
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIALCI RCUIT OF THE
STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
HENRY COUNTY
CIVIL DIVISION
GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC F/K/A
GREEN TREE FINANCIAL SERVICING
CORPORATION,
Plaintiff
vs. CASE NO. 06 983 CA
VIVIAN WILINGHAM; UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF:VIVIAN WILLINGHAM; IF
LIVING, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANTSS, IF
REMARRIED, AND IF DECEASED, THE
RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVI-
SEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES,
CREDITORS, LIENORS, AND TRUS-
TEES, AND ALL OTHER PERSONS
CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR
AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN-
DANT(S): UNKNOWN TENANT #1;
UNKNOWN TENANT#2;
Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a
Final Summary Judgment of Foreclo-
sure entered In the above-styled
cause, in the Circuit Court of Hendry
County, Florida, I will sell the property
situate in Hendry County, Florida, de-
scribed as:
LOT 14, BLOCK A. HARLEM ADDITION
NO. 8 PHASE ONE, ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED
IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 136 AND
137, OF THE P PUBLIC RECORDS OF
HENRY COUNTY, FLORIDA.
To include a:
YOU ARE HEREBY required to file your
answer or written defenses, if any, in
tie above proceeding with the Clerk of
this Court, and to serve a copy thereof
upon the plaintiff's attorney, whose
name and address appears hereon,
within thirty days of the first publica-
ion of this Notice, the nature of this
proceeding being a suit for foreclosure
of mortgage against the following de-
scribed property, to wit
LOT 14, BLOCK A, HARLEM ADDITION
NO. 8 PHASE ONE, ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED
IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 136 AND
137, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
HENRY COUNTY, FLORIDA.
To Include a:
1997 Men, VIN FLHMLCB118516769A
and 73228847
1997 Mert, VIN FLHMLCB118516769B
and 73228846

753 ALABAMA AVE.
CLEWISTON, FL 33440
at public sale, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, Clerk of the CIrcuit
Court in the Hendry County Court-
house (being the second floor hallway
of the Hendry County Courts Building),
LaBelle, FL 33935 at 11:00 AM, on
February 21,2007.
DATED THIS 1st DAY OF FEB., 2007.
Any person claiming an Interest In the
surplus from the sale, if any, other
than the property owner as of the date
of the Is pendens, must file a claim
within 60 days afterthe sale.
Witness, my hand and seal ot this court
onthe 1at day of Feb., 2007.
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
By:/S/Hammond
Deputy Clerk
In accordance with the American with
Disabllities Act of 1990, persons
needing a special accommodation to
participate In Hits proceeding should
contact the ASA Coordinator no later


call (800 955-9771 (TOD) or
1800) 955-8770 (voice), via Florida
Relay SeraHe.


Law Offices of Daniel C. Consuegra
9204 King Palm Drive
Tampa, FL 33619-1328
Tel (813) 915-8660
Attorneys for Plaintiff
190968 CGS2/8,15/07

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Love and the philosopher's stone


First Christian Church, Clewiston makes the job easier and enables you Love has healing power that can E
to be more successful ifl your efforts. be employed to renew and restore
Someone has compared love to a If you work from the love of life and your physical body. If harmonies and Community Links. Individual Voices.
lihc huc'1~p~ncmn ' .fy uaauc~ uv..ni~'s u~ssss


p/1UUosop ers so1 , UtUbU L-Ui 113 A
all it touches into gold.
In ancient times, the philoso-
pher's stone was widely sought but
never found. Alchemists searched
diligently for this unknown substance
which they believed would change
base metals into gold. But no one
ever discovered it and the philoso-
pher's stone became a myth.
Nothing in the realm of things has
the power to bring us true and lasting
riches, but love does have power to
transform the base metals of life into
gold of rich experiences.
Even the everyday chores of wash-
ing dishes or shoveling dirt can be
made easier, even enjoyable, when
they are done in love. If you are doing
a job for someone you love, the tools
seem lighter and the whole task
becomes a pleasure rather than a
chore. If you are doing some type of


Lt iUVC UI e J LUI1111" LU oveAo oppo 111Up ,
then all things will work with you to
bring a new joy and new satisfaction
into all that you do.
Love can transform experiences in
human relationships. Many persons
go through life expecting problems
and negative attitudes from others
and they are not disappointed. The
more they approach others with the
expectation of being cheated or mis-
treated in some way, the more often
they are able to point to their difficult
experiences and say, "See, I knew it
would happen!"
It isn't necessary to wait for others
to love first. When you project your
own love of good and God in every
man, the situation is changed instant-
ly. It may take a little time for the
transformation to be accomplished
in other ways, but the catalyst starts
to work the moment you begin to feel


UcIUlL 1es1cnve iae i eu youi uouy
seem a "base metal" that is a prob-
lem rather than an asset, try using
love to change your physical mecha-
nism into an asset of rich "gold."
First, love God, and then love
yourself as the expression of God.
Love your body as. His idea. Love
other persons in their divine poten-
tial. Love good. Love beauty. Love
harmony. Love health. Let love flow
through every thought and every act
as a healing balm, restoring and
renewing.
It isn't magic, but it works like
magic. The only true philosopher's
stone with built-in properties that can
change base metal into gold is the
love of God. And that love is God's gift
to you, to use in transforming the
experiences of your life into rich
adventures in loving.


Saint Valentine's Day - never too late


By The Reverend Samuel S.
Thomas, Ph. D.+
Saint Martin's Church, Clewiston
Yesterday was Saint Valentine's
Day - or Valentine's Day. I hope you
didn't forget! Like many of our holi-
days, there is a religious connection.
Valentine was a
Christian priest ,: ' .*
who was impris-
oned during the - -
persecutions of the -' y w
Roman Emperor
Claudius II, being
put to death on the
14th of February in
the year 270.
Apparently, his Samuel S.
jailor's daughter Thomas
was kind to her
father's prisoners and before his
death Valentine wrote her a note of
kindness, signing it "from your Valen-
tine." From a long interweaving of
pagan traditions and Christian folk-
lore, we stand today with Valentine's
Day being among the most celebrat-
ed holidays in the world. I think what
stands out about the holiday with its
religious roots is that it speaks to
something very basic in human
beings and something very religious
at the same time. Now and again,
someone does something great; the
person is long since forgotten but
what was done lives on. Valentine's
Day is one of those times. In fact,
what Valentine did was to write a
note of kindness to someone who
was well integrated into the society of
those who would put him to death.


He was able to transcend the politics
of the time, overcome the normally-
understood feelings of hatred or at
least dislike of his persecutors, able to
stand above what was going on
around him and speak to the com-
mon human denominator - love. This
is the key to the reason he is associat-
ed with the day we remember loved
ones and why he is remembered with
it. Unselfish love is what the world
still craves and what people have
sought, will seek and what finally
heals and restores. Our lord was put
to the test by His detractors; a scribe
asks Him: "Which commandment is
first of all? (Mark 12:28)." The answer
is "You shall love the Lord your
God...(vs. 30). But Jesus went on:
"The second is this, 'You shall love
your neighbor as yourself' (vs. 31)"
and then added "there is no other
commandment greater than these."
Jesus used the plural, "these", mean-
ing both are the greatest. This was the
lesson and commandment that
Valentine took to heart even under
the worst of circumstances and even
when he knew death was before
him. What is worth noting about the
commandment and the actions of
Valentine is that there is a key of
unselfishness about it all. This is not
"getting the love 'you want" by
exploitation or manipulation, it is out-
pouring and self-sacrificing. Loving
ones' neighbor, and especially those
"neighbors" who have become spe-
cial in our lives and whom we take
into our lives as loved, means that
they are respected and treated for
what they are: God's creations and


those who bear His image to us. They
are not to be exploited, used, abused,
manipulated, demeaned. We love
our neighbors and those special ones
around us on whom we concentrate
our human love by respecting and
demanding respect in return. We see
others bearing the image of God; we
must also bear that image and we are
not to let others mistreat or abuse just
because they supposedly "love" us.
People have asked me about the ethi-
cal parts of loving relationships and I
ask in return, "Is the relationship one-
sided or do both share equally in the
work that makes the relationship
grow and live?" People need to ask
"Is there mutual satisfaction and joy,
or is only one partner growing and
the other is being stifled?" Martin
Buber wrote that we seem to love
things and use people when we
ought to use things and love people.
So many relationships come to an
end these days and no wonder! They
are built on faulty values, misunder-
standings about what "love" really is
and trying to make someone over in a
human image and not the image of
God planted in them. The Lord who
said we are to love our neighbors as
ourselves spoke to the sacredness of
others and of our self-respect; our
God-given dignity too. When we
honor each other and ourselves by
really loving them, we celebrate what
makes us full and complete, what
really satisfies us at our deepest
being. That's love. Now, the day after
the holiday, we might honor God and
each other by looking at God's love
and our response to it.


Submitted photo

Pledge to hospital foundation
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 Friday,
Feb. 9. The Olde Cypress Community Bank has pledged $100,000 to the Hospital Foundation with-
in the next five years. The funds will be used towards the construction of the hospital's new Emer-
gency Room, Surgery Suite and Laboratory in Clewiston and also for upcoming healthcare projects
in LaBelle. Other companies and individuals have 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."



Area Church News in Brief


Thomas Shelton
to perform
CLEWISTON - Over the last thirty
years, Gospel Musician Thomas Shel-
ton has shared his God given talent
with thousands. An Indiana native,
Shelton was raised in a devout Christ-
ian home. In 1977, he was inducted
into "Who's Who in Musician Ameri-
ca." In June of that same year, he joined
the touring group, "General Delivery
USN'. Since then he has traveled as the
lead singer for the "Gospelites" of Dob-
bins, California as well as the tenor
singer with the "Watchmen" of "Oper-
ation Evangelize." He and his wife
Shannon spent two years in the
Caribbean and South America as cruise
directors for "New Creation World
Wide Christian Cruises." He has served
in four separate congregations in the
development of music and youth pro-
grams. His ministry has taken him to all
fifty states of the U.S., as well as eleven


other countries.

Musicians at
First Christian
CLEWISTON - First Christian
Church, corner of Francisco Street
and Eperanza Avenue in Clewiston,
will have as their special guest,
musicians Mae Phelps and Bob and
Patty Moore on Feb. 18, at 11 a.m. in
the Morning Worship services. Mae
plays the keyboard. Bob plays the
harmonica and Patty, the saxo-
phone. The three are winter resi-
dents who stay at the Robin's Nest
Campground located between
Moore Haven and Palmdale. They
will present two instrumentals "Just
a Closer Walk with Thee" and
"Without Him." They will also pres-
ent a vocal "Our First Day in Heav-
en." Jackie Miller, minister at the
church, extends a cordial invitation


for all to attend.
Now you can hear him in concert
as a soloist.

Christian Center hosts
Gospel Play
PAHOKEE - The Pahokee Deliv-
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"Meet the Perfect Man," a Gospel Play
on Friday, March 2, at 8 p.m. The play
will be held at the Dolly Hand Cultural
Center in Belle Glade. For more infor-
mation, please call Brenda Hickman
at (561) 914-0877.

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Assembly of God Outreach Center is
open from 7 until 10 p.m. every Fri-
day to all 7-12 grade students in our
community. Activities available
include basketball; three Play Station
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Blasphemy challenge -



your soul for a free DVD


By Pastor John Hicks
First United Methodist Church
Over the centuries, people
have surrendered their souls for
a variety of reasons, but what I
just heard in the news makes my
heart cry. In
his film "The
God Who
Wasn't
There," Brian
Flemming
questions the
existence ofv
Jesus Christ,
arguing that
the biblical John
Jesus is a Hicks
myth, a legend
based on allegorical stories that
were never supposed to be seen
as historical accounts. It's a
provocative claim but not with-
out precedent. We've experi-
ence and overcome the "God is
dead" movement, "The Last
Temptation of Christ", and "The
DaVinci Code." I don't believe
this movie, which came out in
DVD on January 31, poses a
major threat in itself. There is
some concern about those who
don't have a strong biblical faith
and understanding, but the real
danger as I see it lies in their
marketing ploy and their focus
on reaching a young people.
They advertised, "Blasphemy
Challenge! Your soul is needed.
Do you have the cajones to
show the world how sure you
are that the Christian God does-
n't exist?
The Rational Response
Squad is giving away 1001 DVDs
of The God Who Wasn't There.
There's only one catch: We want
your soul. It's simple. You record
a short message damning your-
self to Hell, you upload it to


YouTube, and then we will send
you a free "The God Who Was-
n't There" DVD. It's that easy.
You may damn yourself to
Hell however you would like,
but somewhere in your video
you must say this phrase: "I deny
the Holy Spirit." Why? Because,
according to Mark 3:29 in the
Holy Bible, "Whoever blas-
phemes against the Holy Spirit
will never be forgiven; he is
guilty of an eternal sin." Jesus
will forgive you for just about
anything, but He won't forgive
you for denying the existence of
the Holy Spirit. Ever. This is a
one-way road you're taking
here.
During December and Janu-
ary, nearly 1,000 youth and
young adults responded to chal-
lenge. By accepting the chal-
lenge, participants supposedly
are showing others that there is
nothing to fear from God,
because he doesn't exist.
Sounds similar to the line of the
"father of lies" in Genesis 4-5,
"You will not surely die," the ser-
pent said to the woman. "For
God knows that when you eat of
it your eyes will be opened, and
you will be like God..."
If they are wrong, they have
supposedly consigned them-
selves to an eternity in hell
because they have committed
the unpardonable sin. That's a
high price to pay for a $25 video
and a few moments of fame on
YouTube.
Actually, the term "unpardon-
able sin" does not appear in the
Bible. The biblical lines that
have given rise to the notion of
an unpardonable sin actually
appear in three of the gospels:
Mark 3:28-29, Matthew 12:31-32
and Luke 12:10. In context,


Jesus is saying that His oppo-
nents were attributing the heal-
ing work of God to Satan. If they
will not acknowledge God, there
is no way they can avail them-
selves of God's forgiveness.
The work of the Holy Spirit is
to reveal God's truth to us and to
convict us of our sins. Thus, the
only way to blaspheme against
the Holy Spirit is to reject what
the Spirit reveals to us, to refuse
the conviction and deny God's
truth. Thus we do not repent, for
we think we have nothing to
repent of. And if we will not
repent, we cannot be forgiven.
And if we persist in that way
long enough, we eventually lose
the ability to hear the Spirit or
perceive the need to seek for-
giveness.
In other words, it is our
unwillingness to repent that
makes a sin unpardonable, not
God's unwillingness to forgive
us.
In John 6:37, Jesus states,
"anyone who comes to me I will
never drive away." (For context,
read 6:35-40.)
With those words, Jesus said
that He would welcome anyone
who came to Him. Anyone. No
exceptions, if only they will
come.
The irony is that all those
who have gone online to "deny
the Holy Spirit" through the Blas-
phemy Challenge have only to
listen to the prompting of that
Spirit within, turn to Christ and
be forgiven. If they do that, even
their denial of the Spirit will be
forgiven. That's what I'm pray-
ing for. The salvation God offers
through Jesus is complete.
Nothing is left unpardoned.


Submitted photo
Clewiston Christian School students were honored at the Principal's Challenge Awards
Juan. 23. ack Row, left to Right) Beth Corley, Isis Porta, Monica Llossas, Mary Gibson,
Nicholas Mathis, and Jessica Ramos. (Middle Row, left to Right) Jenifer Aguila, Alyssa
Mickler, Alanna Mickler, Alexa Mickler, McKenzie Miller, and Kylie Mathis. ront Row, left to
right) Jacob Martin, David Corley, Isabella Perez, Reed Martin and Jonathan Hatton.


Clewiston Christian School


promotes reading programs


On January 23, 2007, Clewis-
ton Christian School held its first
Principal's Challenge Awards
Ceremony for Scholastic Read-
ing Counts!
Seventeen students were
honored in the presence of the


student body and their parents.
Beautiful Medallions were
awarded by Mrs. Marjorie Burli-
son. Afterwards the honored
students enjoyed refreshments
with their parents. They also
won a dress down day which


included popcorn and a movie.
The next Principal's Chal-
lenge Award for Scholastic
Reading Counts! will be March
7th. All students were encour-
aged to meet the next exciting
challenge.


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Doc Savvy's Pet Corner


QUESTION: Hello, my name is
Belinda. I have a 15-year-old
female poodle named Jsa Jsa. I try
to do every-
thing I can to
help her main-
tain her health.
Recently, I have
noticed she is
having a little
trouble with
incontinence.
She sometimes
dribbles urine Doc
without realiz- Savvy
ing what she is
doing. Is there a medication for
dogs with urinary incontinence?
Thanks for any help you may have.
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there are a few choices to help
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a few things must be ruled out. It is
important to have a recent work
up done for Jza Jza to make sure
there are no underlying reasons for
this new problem.
As a dog gets older sometimes
the kidneys can have problems
which may cause symptoms such
as drinking a lot and urinating a lot.
Also, kidneys may have trouble fil-
tering well' and their efficiency may
be compromised. Sometimes
these problems will show up as
incontinence. Having routine
blood chemistries run can deter-
mine how the organs are function-
ing. A urinalysis would be helpful
too. This can determine if there is a
urinary tract infection or a kidney
filtering problem. Many times if the
kidney problem is addressed, then
the incontinence can be mini-


mized. Changing Jza Jza's food to
a higher quality lower quantity
protein diet may be helpful as well.
- If in fact it is determined that the
incontinence is true, then there are
several choices for therapy. Some
of the incontinence medications
have other side effects, so it is ben-
eficial to determine which is the
lesser of two evils.
Belinda, start off by making an
appointment with your veterinari-
an to discuss these options. The
sooner the better, so you can
address any potential serious
problems ASAP.
Keep me posted. Take care,
Doc Savvy.
E-mail your pet questions to
DocSavvy@aol.com and check
out your answers weekly in The
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