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At a Glance

Red Cross Poker
Run planned
On Saturday, Nov. 10, at 9
a.m., the American Red Cross
Sixth Annual Poker Run will be
held.
Glades Branch Sixth Annual
Poker Run & Bike Fest around
Lake Okeechobee starting at
John Stretch Park, Lake Harbor.
Registration begins at 9 a.m. All
cards are to be turned in by 4
p.m. Prizes, drawings, contests
and a barbeque dinner will be
held. Registration fee is $30 per
person/ $45 per couple. For
tickets and information, please
call (888)-237-7408 or online at
www.redcross-pbc.org.

Blood drive
event scheduled
A Blood Drive, sponsored by
the Clewiston Driver License Of-
fice, will be held on Thursday,
Aug. 23, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Driver's License Office is
located at 949 West Sugarland
Highway (behind McDonalds).
All donors receive a coupon
for a free round of golf for four
players (each player will be re-
quired to pay a $40 golf cart fee
and a coupon for a free lunch
from Honey Baked Ham. Photo
ID required.

Ronald McDonald
Rodeo planned
Ronald McDonald Rodeo
tickets are now on sale for $10
at the LaBelle and Clewiston
Chamber of Commerce and
LaBelle, Belle Glade and Clew-
iston McDonald's. The rodeo
is Saturday, Sept. 29, at the La-
Belle Rodeo Grounds on Hwy.
29 S. The gate opens at 3 p.m.
The main event starts at 7 p.m.
For more information please
call Amanda Nisbet (863) 885-
1538.

Customer service
workshop offered
The Small Business De-
velopment Center is proud to
present a customer service
workshop entitled: Customer
Service: How to keep them
coming back! This seminar is
one day only, and will be taught
by highly regarded trainer Deb-
orah Shance, founder of Train
with Shane Today. Mrs. Shane
travels the country training the
workforce of America's lead-
ing companies. This seminar is
perfect for owners, managers,
and employees of every com-
pany. Learn tactics and practic-
es that are sure to improve your
customer service, win new
customers, and guarantee the
return and satisfaction of old
and new customers alike. To
reserve your spot in this semi-
nar, please contact Sean Moore
with the Small Business Devel-
opment Center: (863) 517-0097
or through e-mail spmoore@
fgcu.edu. Admission is FREE to
all interested parties but seat-
ing is limited. Seminar will be
held in the Beardsley Room at
the John Boy Auditorium fro
2-4 p.m. Aug. 21. Reserve your
spot today and help ensure
quality customer service and a
successful business! (863) 517-
0097

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Cops ready for school year


Law enforcement
officials attend
safety conference
By Jose Jesus Zaragoza
Clewiston News
CLEWISTON - Clewiston
Police Department Chief Don
Gutshall and Hendry County
Sheriff Ronnie Lee, along with
Tom Conner, Hendry County
superintendent of schools, are
more prepared than ever for an


"We try to learn how to deter something like this
happening here."
- Don Gutshall,
Clewiston Police Department Chief


emergency situation.
The three traveled together to
a conference on school safety in
Tampa.
After the terrible Virginia
Tech tragedy claimed the lives
of dozens of people, local edu-
cators and administrators are


more wary than ever regarding
the need to keep all students
safe during school.
A trooper from Pennsylvania
talked to participants about the
shooting that happened there
last year that claimed the lives of
several girls inside of a school-


An early afternoon game: Tennis in Clewiston


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Two Clewiston men played tennis last Friday at the courts outside of the Clewiston Inn.
They both enjoyed the temperate weather.


The two men gave themselves a hard workout, enjoying the nice, sunny day.


Paying attention


to health issues


Participants learn
about healthy
alternatives
By Naji Tobias
Clewiston News
HARLEM - Some people
believe, that to help someone
who is need, one must be in a
good position to do so.
It's like a patient being treat-
ed by a doctor, or an athlete
learning from a coach.
, It is the same role for the
Women's Health Empower-
ment Class.
The class, conducted by
Shyla Boyd and sponsored by
the Harlem Enrichment Com-


mittee, is held on Tuesdays and
Thursday this month, from 6
to 7 p.m. at the Harlem Civic
Center.
Ms. Boyd said that the pur-
pose of the empowerment
class is to inform African-
American women of the social
factors that contribute to their
health and to make them aware
of other alternatives to living a
healthy and fulfilling life.
Ms. Boyd, who recently re-
ceived her master's degree in
Women's Health and Sexual-
ity from Towson University in
Towson, Md., drew inspiration
from working on her thesis,
which touched on social fac-
, See Women - Page 12


house. A man with seemingly
no previous criminal history bar-
ricaded himself before executing
a number of ihe young girls.
That is exactly the type of sit-
uation that Chief Gutshall hopes
to keep from happening locally.
Throughout the summer
and as recently as this week,
the school district has worked
in partnership with the sheriff's
office and the police department
to hold mock scenarios where
an "active shooter" is let loose
on local campuses.


LaBelle area schools have
also participated in the training
events.
Officers respond to the threat
and work to control the danger
through different methods. The
chief explained how critical
the training scenarios are in re-
sponding to a real danger.
Their job then becomes to
respond quickly, efficiently and
strategically to such threats.
"We try to learn how to de-
See Agencies - Page 12


Citations issued,
arrests made
By Jose Jesus Zaragoza
Clewiston News
CLEWISTON - Don Gut-
shall, the chief of police, said
he's run red lights before.
He may have either been
fiddling with the radio or sim-
ply not paying attention when
it happened.
"Pm as mistake-prone as
everybody else," the chief sug-
gests.
Not to suggest that the chief


is a chronic red-light runner,
quite the contrary. He simply
.encourages people to remain
attentive when coming up on
a yellow light, highlighting how
easily - and dangerous - run-
ning a red light can be.
Joining a statewide effort
to ticket red light violators, the
Clewiston Police Department
reports success.
According to the chief of
police, the police department
issued approximately 20 tickets
for red light violations for the
See Red - Page 12


Outstanding.


community



service honors


Clewiston citizens
recognized for
community service
By Elizabeth Hiriart
Clewiston News
CLEWISTON - Every year,
"America's Sweetest Town"
recognizes a citizen for its Out-
standing Community Service
award - a very distinguished
award that honors and cel-
ebrates a person in the com-
munity who has demonstrated


dedication to his or her com-
munity.
Nominees are very involved
in the community, they volun-
teer their time and dedicate
themselves to make a differ-
ence in the life of others, ac-
cording to Iva Pittman, Clewis-
ton Deputy.Clerk.
The award has been around
since 1965, when the city rec-
ognized Beryl Bowden - a
Clewiston News employee - as
its first-ever outstanding com-'
See Award - Page 12


Participants in the Women's Health Empowerment Class are
lives by learning alternative ways of living.


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Rounds -

Young
Tracy Lynn-Rounds and Mark
Hanson Young were married July
30, in a small civil ceremony in
North Platte, Nebraska.
The bride is the daughter of
Ronald and Constance Rounds of
Clewiston.
The groom is the son of Heidi
Young of Green Acres and the late
Maj. Robert Young.
The couple resides in North
Platte, Nebraska where the groom


Submitted photo/Mark Young
Mark and Tracy Young
is a reporter for the North Platte
Telegraph, writes a daily column
for www.liveweston.com and


continues to work on his novels.
His first book "Devil's Pillar" was
released in April of this year.
The bride is an administrative
assistant and Web site designer.

Coleman -

Robinson
Kitha Yvette Coleman and Dar-
rell Lakeith Robinson were joined
in marriage on July 14. The bride
is the daughter of Lorie Ann Cole-
man of Pahokee.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Davis of Belle Glade.


The wedding ceremony was
held at Pastor Abdul Abraham's
home in Clewiston.
Angel Abraham officiated at
the ceremony.
The bride is a 1992 graduate
of Pahokee Middle/Senior High
School. She attended PBCC and
is employed as a nurse with Palm
Terrace of Clewiston.
The groom is a 1994 graduate
of Glades Central High school. He
attended Moultrie Tech. he is em-
ployed as an installer with Cush-
ing Pools.
The bride and groom now re-
side in Pahokee.


Submitted photo
Darrell Lakeith and
Kitha Yvette Robinson


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Obituaries


Engagements


Eddie Pulaski
Edward "Eddie" C. Pulaski,
died on July 13, 2007. His tena-
cious love humor coupled with
a Cheshire cat --
smile, will not
soon be forgot-
ten. Through
adversity and
against all odds _
his mission was .
to bring light .
and laughter to
all those who Eddie
were fortunate Pulaski
enough know him.
Family and friends gathered on
Tuesday, July 17, at Van Orsdel,
to celebrate his life. Eddie is sur-
vived by his parents, Tammy and
Mark Tuttle; his grandmothers,
Patricia Dunaway and Jacqueline
Rash; an uncle, Charles William
Brownlee; two aunts, Cynthia Lee
and Luisa Brownlee, as well as a
multitude of cousins from coast
to coast and overseas. In addi-
tion, he leaves behind his medi-
cal family of doctors and nurses
at Baptist Children's Hospital. Ed-
die was predeceased by his father
Michael Edward Pulaski.

Rebeca M. Rionda
Rebeca M. Rionda, 58, passed
away on Sunday, Aug. 12, 2007,
at her home in Belle Glade fol-
lowing a brave batte with cancer.
She was born in Camaguey,
Cuba on March 10, 1949 to the
late Rodolfo and Orinda Miranda.
Rebeca came to the United States
as a young teenager and with her
mother and father, settled in Belle
Glade.
He loving children, daughter
Cristina M. Rionda and son, Hen-
dry R. Rionda survive her. She is
also survived by her cousins Hor-
tensia Guerrero, Marta Connell
and Enrique Pita; her brother-in-
law, Joaquin (Alicia) Rionda of
Miami,; her nephew, Coco Rion-
da; her niece, CiCi Arazoza, sev-
eral great nieces and nephews;
special friends including Teresa,
Barbara, Twila and her soulmate,
Henry.
In a career that spanned over
30 years, Rebeca devoted much
to Glades Day Schoo. in Belle


Glade, serving as a teacher, coach
and administrator. In 1998, she
became the school's first director
of development.
Ms. Rionda graduated from
Belle Glade High School, Class of
'67 and then from Florida State
University. She was a loving and
gracious lady who was always
upbeat with an infectious sense
of humor. He many loyal friends
will miss her dearly.
A funeral mass was celebrated
on Wednesday, Aug. 15, at St.
Philip Bnizi Catholic Church in
Belle Glade. Services and visita-
tion was held on Tuesday, Aug.
14, at Glades Funeral Chapel in
Belle Glade.

Jerris Charlene
Garrard Williams
Jerris Charlene Garrard Wil-
liams, 70, of Paragould, Ark.,
died on Aug. 6, 2007, at Arkansas
Methodist Medical Center.
She was born on Aug. 12,
1936, on Parker's Island, North
of Cardwell, Mo., to Fred and
Jewel Higginbotham Garrard of
Cardwell. She was of the Baptist
faith, joining Forrest Grove Bap-
tist Church in Missouri. She was
educated and graduated from
Cardwell High School, Class of
1955.
She was married to B.L. Wil-
liams "Pop" on June 2, 1964 in
Okeechobee. She moved to Para-
gould in 1994 to make her home
from the Belle Glade area. She
was a homemaker and manger
of a convenience store for several
years.
She is preceded in death by
her husband of 37 years, B.L.
Williams; her parents, Fred and
Jewel Garrard of Cardwell, Mo.
She is survived by her sister
and brother-n-law, Freddie Dar-
lene and Lloyd Haff of Paragould;
a very dear friend. Veronica Jara-
millo Olson of Austin, Texas and
a host of other friends.
Funeral services were held on
Aug. 10, in Paragould, Ark., with
Rev. Royce Schanda and Joanne
Schanda officiating. Interment
was held in Cardwell Cemetery,
Cardwell, Mo.


Carithers

- Goodloe
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A Carith-
ers of Gainesville, Ga. are pleased
to announce the engagement of
their daughter, Nancy Ilene, to
David Paul Goodloe.
Nancy is the granddaughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Gaynam D.
Rackstraw of Clewiston.
She is a graduate of Clewis-
ton High School and the Univer-
sity of Central Florida where she
graduated Magna Cum Laude
and received her Masters degree
in Commutative Disorders. She is
currently employed at Sharon El-
ementary in Forsyth County.
Mr. Goodloe is the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Goodloe
of Oklahoma. He graduated from
Nowata High School and is self
employed.
A fall wedding will be held at


Submitted photo/uiane Caritners
Nancy Carithers and David
Paul Goodloe
Falling Waters in Ellijay, Ga. The
couple will reside in Cummings,
Ga.


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Meeting to discuss shooting park


PALM BEACH COUNTY - A
meeting on the proposed public
shooting park is scheduled for
Thursday, Aug. 16, 2007 at 6:30
p.m. at the Clayton Hutcheson Ag-
ricultural Center located at 559 N.
Military Trail in West Palm Beach.


The meeting will be jointly
hosted by the Board of County
Commissioners Facilities Develop-
ment & Operations Department
and the Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission.


This meeting is a follow-up to park. The purpose of the meeting
the workshop held on June 12, is to present a conceptual layout,
which solicited comments from operating models and cost esti-
the public regarding the desired mates for development based on
amenities and range features of the comments received from the
the proposed public shooting public.


Five hunters fined in Hendry County


FORT MYERS - The U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service and the Flori-
da Fish and Wildlife Conservation
Commission announced that five
hunters each plead guilty for kill-
ing over the legal' limit of water-
fowl and wanton waste for leav-
ing behind many of the waterfowl
they killed while hunting in Hen-
dry County.
These violations are misde-
meanor crimes under the Migra-
tory Bird Treaty Act and carry a
maximum fine of $15,000, six
months in jail and 5 years proba-
tion for each count.
United States Magistrate Judge-
Douglas N. Frazier found Florida
residents Javier Garcia, Manuel
Rodriguez, Daniel Cruz, Reinaldo
Roman and Juan Perez guilty of
the violations of federal wildlife
law and sentenced each as fol-
lows; Garcia received a $6,000


fine, Rodriguez and Cruz each re-
ceived a $5,000 fine, Perez and Ro-
man each received a $4,000 fine
and each defendant was ordered
to pay court costs of $70.00.
In addition each defendant was
placed on probation for three and
a half years, with a special condi-
tion of their probation that they
may not hunt any wildlife in the
United States during their proba-
tion period.
"These folks were greedy," said
Jim Gale the lead specail agent for
the Southwest Region. They are
not hunters and they have done
a great disservice to the American
hunting tradition."
Mr. Gale went on to say that
hunters for decades have paid
out most of the freight that made
many of the wildlife conservation
successes of the past century pos-
sible through the Pittman-Robin-


son Wildlife Restoration program,
purchasing duck stamps that
benefit land conservation and
supporting many of the hunting
conservation organizations.
"These men showed a shame-
ful lack respect for wildlife, violat-
ing the ethical standards that true
outdoorsmen hold dear," Major
Brett Norton Commander of Law
Enforcement, South Region, Flori-
da Fish and Wildlife Commission.
"It was great to work with the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Commission on
the case. Such partnerships are
crucial to protecting Florida's nat-
ural resources.
According to court docu-
ments and information provided
in court, Garcia, Rodriguez, Cruz,
Perez and Ramon were hunt-
ing waterfowl in Hendry County
when Fish and Wildlife Conserva-
tion Commission Officers in the


area witnessed the defendants
killing many ducks. As the officers
approached, the defendants con-
tinued shooting more ducks, then
picked through the ducks, taking
the ones they wanted and leaving
the rest behind. In total the defen-
dants killed 88 ducks, more than.
50 ducks above the legal limit.
This equates to each hunter killing
more than twice the legal limit.
The investigation was referred
to the United States. Fish and
Wildlife Service for further inves-
tigation and federal prosecution
due to the severity of the violation
and the gross over limit of water-
fowl killed.
This. case was investigated
by the Florida Fish and Wildlife '
Service and the Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation Commis-
sion.


Financial seminar open to the public


CLEWISTON - New Harvest
invites the public for a financial
seminar'with Paul Milligan. Semi-
nar times are Friday Aug. 17, from
6 until 9 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 18,
from 9 a.m. until - 3 p.m. with
lunch being served. No fee will
be charged for this seminar, but
please call (8'63) 983.3181 to reg-
ister.
With over 25 years experience
in the corporate world and 17
years building his own company,
Paur Milligan has accumulated
a wealth of wisdom in business
and finance. He has founded nine


.corporations along with LifeWalk
International. In January 2005,
he began a worldwide teaching
ministry to the body of Christ
primarily in the'areas of business
and personal financial steward-
ship. Paul has taught business
summits and personal financial
seminars to churches, Bible col-
leges and organizations all over
the United States and in many
foreign countries.
He has been active in estab-
lishing micro-enterprise business
ventures in third world countries
such as Kenya, Poland, Bulgaria,


Sri Lanka, Mexico and others.
Paul sits on the board of di-
rectors for Andrew Wommack
Ministries, Charis Bible College
and Destiny World Outreach. He
has also been a teaching elder at
River of Life Church, in Decatur,
Texas for the past 19 years. Paul
arid his wife Patsy live in Decatur
and have three children and five
grandchildren.
LifeWalk Internatibnal'offers a
variety of products. Making Cents
by Paul Milligan is an in-depth CD
teaching series, that includes prin-


Homeless shelter inches to reality


By Patty Brant
INI Florida
HENDRY/GLADES - The
Hendry-Glades Homneless Coali-
tion continues to ifich forward
in its mission to provide tempo-
rary shelter for families who find
themselves desperately in need.
The coalition's goals are ex-
panding. Originally just concen-
trating on needs in the LaBelle
area, in recent months their view
has become larger, encompass-
ing Glades County and also a
group called People Who Care,
out of Harlem.
Thursday, July 19, at the Unit-
ed Way House saw an unexpect-
ed blessing when engineer Rock
Aboujaoude consented to over-
see the building plans for the two


shelters.
Coalition president Erica Villa-
fuerte discussed the two sites for
the shelters - one in LaBelle at
Freedom'Fellowship Ministries on
S.R. 29 North and one on Harlem
Academy Drive in Clewiston with
the People Who Care organiza-
tion. A grant application is in the
works for construction at both
locations.
Hendry-Glades and two other
homeless coalitions have applied
for the grant of $320,000. The
name of the successful organiza-
tion should be known in Septem-
ber.
Ms. Villafuerte said that the
Glades County Economic Devel-
opment Council has received a
$1 million Housing and Urban
Development grant for transition-


al housing. It will be used for up
to 12 efficiencies over local busi-
nesses and includes $150,000 for,
administration. When built, these
will help 12 families in need..
The Hendry-Glades Homeless
Coalition will also be joining in
the Healing Waters Youth Event
scheduled for Sept. 15. The Heal-
ing Waters church is currently
meeting at the Community Chris-
tian School. It will include youth
evangelists, rap music- and lots
of entertainment., All church and
private civic groups are invited to
place booths at the event. Event
organizers are asking for dona-
tions of food, clothes and blan-
kets. The event will begin at 2
p.m. and will be at the LaBelle
Rodeo Grounds.


ciples of success and stewardship,
how to establish multiple streams
of income and how to eliminate
debt using the Fast Trak Method.
He also teaches fundamentals of
saving and investing'and financial
freedom instead of financial se-
curity. Included in this series are
a study guide and Basic Cents"
Money Management Software.
These tools help individuals man-
age a personal budget, eliminate
debt and plan for retirement.


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"I would definitely use this hospital again."


- patient survey response


We Invite you to take a closer look at G lades General
Hospital. We continue to provide quality healthcare, courteous
and-attentive staff right here at home, but to serve you even better,
we have made a few changes:


* Our new Fast Track Program,
within our Emergency
Department, is designed to
decrease waiting time. Under
the direction of an Emergency
Department doctor, nurse
practitioners and physician
assistants are able to evaluate,
treat and discharge patients
with k .i-I n

* All of these updates and ,
improvements have been
made with our community
in mind to make Glades
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you and your family,
right here at home.


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issues at meeting


LABELLE - The Hendry
County Board of County Commis-
sioners heard a number of zoning
issues at their July 24 meeting.
Here are the highlights:

Zoning issues
The board approved a zoning
change to split five acres into to
2.5 acre lots at the end of Helms
Road from general Ag to Rural
Residential; the request was ap-
proved 5-0.
Another rezone request, to
change 19.68 acres on CR 835 in
Clewiston from general Ag to a
Planned Unit Development, was
approved. The zoning will allow a
residential subdivision of 39 lots.
The board approved a special
exception to operate an exist-
ing racetrack and airstrip facility
at 24515 Dooley Grade Road in
Clewiston on 403.71 acres of gen-
eral Ag property. An extensive buf-
fer clause will kick in whenever
surrounding zoning changes.

In other business
County staff will be allowed to


negotiate an interlocal agr
between Airglades Industri
and Flaghole Drainage
Without the agreement; A
will not be able to add an
facilities, since water fr
park must meet specific sta


in order to drain into the Flaghole
district.
Staff was directed to negoti-
ate with the owners to purchase
property on the south end of jail
block, at Broward and Bridge and
at Broward and Lee.
An update on Hammer Con-
struction's work revealed that the
Courthouse roof has been done,
but several leaks remain. Once
they are taken care of, work will
move indoors to the third floor
and then to a gutter upgrade.
County Engineer Shane Parker
reported that the Banyan Village
waterline project continues to hit
a lot of rock and that they are us-
ing up contingency funds to com-
plete the job.
The county is looking into sev-
eral complaints on operation of
the Williams rock pit.,


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Scout pack
to meet
Cub Scout Pack 922 meets on
Thursday from 7-8 p.m. in the
Parish Hall of St. Margaret Catho-
lic Church (208 North Deane Duff
Avenue). We welcome ALL boys
from first through fifth grades.
We're what scouting is all about!
Call (561) 723-6753 with ques-
tions. Applications can also be
found at the Clewiston Chamber
of Commerce.

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the First United Methodist Church
on West Arcade Avenue across
from Woodworks Park. New
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always welcome.

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HRMC to open Convenient Care Center

By Glenda Wilson
HRMC


an also LaBELLE - After months
:pinion of paperwork and planning, on
in the Thursday, Aug. 2, Hendry Region-
al Medical Center signed closing
on the Belmont Woods building,
located at 450 South. Main Street
in LaBelle. L.J. and Geraldine No-
clude: bles, prior owners of the Belmont
orum51 Woods facility, gave hearty hand-
shakes to Craig Cudworth (CEO of
Hendry Regional Medical Center)
um57 and Henry Spang (Chairman of
'forum58 the Hospital Board of Authority).
Mr. and Mrs. Nobles expressed
nity their long-awaited anticipation
for the additional healthcare op-
portunities that Hendry Regional
Medical Center will provide to the
Bg residents of LaBelle and its sur-
S rounding areas.
The hospital plans to use the
Belmont Woods building as a
"Convenient Care Center," which
will also house Corporate Health
and Physical Therapy.
eement, In addition, the center will pro-
rial Park vide laboratory and X-Ray servic-
District. es. Patients will be treated by local
irglades physicians and nurse practitioners
ty more who would be available on site.
om the Convenient Care Centers typi-
andards cally provide healthcare services


Submitted photo/Glenda Wilson, HRMC
Former owners of the Belmont Woods facility, L.J. and Geraldine Nobles, congratulates Hen-
dry Regional Medical Center CEO, Craig Cudworth and Chairman of the Hospital Board of
Authority, Henry Spang after closing on the building that will soon house the news Conve-
nient Care Facility for local LaBelle residents.
for non-emergency conditions to operate Monday through Fri- at this time; however, additional
that need to be treated within day from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. The details will be announced in the
24 hours. The center is expected opening date is undetermined near future.


4-H member excels at 4-H Congress event


By Sonja Crawford
HENDRY COUNTY - More
than 500 4-H youth ages 14-18
were able to get a taste of col-
lege life by. participating in the
2007 Florida 4-H Congress held at
the University of Florida on July
23-July 27. This fabulous week
enabled many 4-H members to
learn and share with other 4-
H'ers across Florida.
Congress is divided into com-
petitive and non-competitive
sessions. The non-competitive
portion is devoted to educa-
tional/leadership workshops ad-
dressing the interest of Florida's
youth including animal science,
individual and family resources,
plant science, environmental ed-
ucation, citizenship and leader-
ship, communication arts as well
as, science and technology. The
competitive portion of Congress
is where the first place senior
District winners compete against
other county District winners in a
variety of events, such as fashion
revue, demonstrations/illustrated
talks, and public speaking. Coun-
ty 4-H Judging teams participate
with other teams across the state
in various judging contests. Fur-
thermore, interviews for State
Recognition and Scholarships are
also conducted during this event.
Two 4-H members from Hen-
dry County participated in this


Submitted photos/Sonja Crawford
Hendry County 4-Hers participate at Florida 4-H Congress. 4-H members, Edward Bebon and
Jaydee Hull participated as voting members as well as Jaydee, who took first place in the
Dress for Work Division, constructing her business suit during the LaBelle Sewing 4-H Club
meetings.


week long program. The .attend-
ees were Edward Bebon and
Jaydee Hull. Jaydee was one ;of
many contestants in the State 4-
H Fashion Revue Competition
where she captured first place


in the Dress for Work Division.
Jaydee constructed her business
suit during the LaBelle Sewing
4-H Club meetings. Both Edward
and Jaydee participated as voting
delegates.


All of the members had an op-
portunity to. learn, grow, and test
their abilities as they participated
in the educational programs and
competitive events throughout,
the week.


Relay for Life staff holds first meeting


CLEWISTON - Your 2008
Relay for Life staff had their first
meeting on July 24, at HRMC.
While there, staff partner Valerie
Ehrenfeld and Chair .David Mc-
Clusky discussed new goals for
your 2008- Relay for life. Staff
members were given all the nec-
essary tools to educate, commu-
nicate, and to promote "Relay" ef-
fectively. Your staff has three main
goals, prevention, reaching out b
survivors and to inform the com-


munity about programs that the
American Cancer Society spon-
sors. Chair David McClusky gave
all staff members a pot, soil and a
few seeds. After everyone plant-
ed their seeds, Chair McClusky.
closed the meeting with the state-
ment "let's grow together."
Your 2008 kick-off gathering
will be Thursday, Sept. 6, at 6,
p.m. at Clewiston Middle School.
Anyone is welcome. Come join.
us. We hope to see you there!


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WEST PALM BEACH - The
message is as big and bold as the
bright red signs: "Future home of
your Glades regional hospital."
On Aug. 8, the health care
district erected two 24 foot wide
signs on vacant 50 acre property
at the intersection of U.S. 441 and
State Road 80 where a medical
campus with a 70 bed hospital
will be built over the next two
and a half years.
Bulldozers will soon be rum-
bling over what was once a sugar
cane field and the district is plan-
ning for a formal dedication of
the site in the late fall.
"These are truly signs of
progress," said Dwight D. Chen-
ette, Chief Executive Officer of
the Health Care District of Palm
Beach County.
"Working together we have
come a long way just to get to this
point," he said. "The rezoning of
the property has been accom-
plished and a design established
for what is going to be a techno-
logically advanced medical com-
plex serving all of the communi-
ties around Lake Okeechobee in
Western Palm Beach County.
The signs have been placed
along U.S. 441 and State Road 80
(also known as Main Street and
Hooker Highway) which meet
at the intersection known as the
"gateway to the Glades."
"We're building what will
become a vital medical hub that
will provide the very best care
to everyone who lives in or visits
this growing region," said David
Zechman, Chief Executive Officer
of Glades General Hospital, the 73
bed JCAHO accredited acute care
facility in Belle Glade which pro-
vides quality care to some 3.600
inpatients a year. The Health Care
District, which operates Glades
General, is planning to retire the
existing hospital, which is more
'than 60 years old and transition
staff and more than $3.5 million
in recently-acquired state-of-the-
art medical technology to the
new hospital- when it opens in
late 2009.
The new regional hospital
will have 70 single-occupancy
patient rooms will capacity for
future expansion. "The new hos-
pital will be both technologically
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"There will be a dedicated Emer-
gency Room drop-off, a main en-
trance drop-off and a helipad on
the campus sized for transport of
trauma patients and, if necessary,
regional evacuations. Inside, there
are separate elevators for patients
and visitors, allowing more pri-
vacy and expedited transport."
Plans for the new hospital also
feature an Emergency Room with
16 treatment areas plus three
fast-track exam areas. There will
be two large operating rooms, a
dedicated C-Section room, two
additional delivery and post par-
turn rooms and six private ICU
rooms. The plans feature and en-
larged dining room and accom-
modations have been made for
education, meeting and training
spaces that will serve the hospital
as well as the community.
The new hospital will be
constructed to withstand severe
weather conditions. The build-
ing plans feature a steel structure,
concrete exterior walls and lami-
nated tempered glass windows.
Two emergency generators and
a three-day water supply will be
included to support emergency
operations should the need arise.
The design for the new hospi-
tal has already been lauded in the
national media. The August 2007
issue of Health Executive maga-
zine, a leading industry trade pub-
lication, noted it exemplifies, "the
latest and greatest design intend-
ed to increase patient privacy.
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ect in the Health Care District's 18
year history, with an estimated.
cost of $73 million. The Health
Care District has committed $50
million toward the new hospital.
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tion is coordinating a capital fund-
raising campaign to complete the
financial support for the project.
Once the initial capital cam-
paign goals are met, the Founda-
tion will remain active to support
the health care needs throughout
the Glades region.
"The goal is to improve the
delivery of quality health care
for the region by ensuring access
to critical health care services,"
said Dr. Stanley Pierce, Chair of
the Health Care District.Board of
Commissioners.
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the Health Care District's mission
in the western Palm Beach Coun-


ty communities," he said.
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Healthcare Foundation:
The Glades Healthcare Foun-
dation was launched in 2006 to
support the delivery of health
care systems to the Western com-
munities in Palm Beach County.
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will raise $26 million towards
building the new regional hospi-
tal by reaching out to individuals,
corporations and foundations.
To learn more about opportuni-
ties to support the efforts of the
Glades Healthcare Foundation,
contact Pat Lord, Executive Direc-
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at patlord@gladeshealthcare.org.


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Bass Busters
tourneys announced
Bass Busters Silver Division
tournament will be held on Satur-
day Aug. 18, in Clewiston on Lake
Okeechobee from safelight to 3
p.m. Entry fee is $70 per team
and includes Big Bass Jack-pot.
Guaranteed 1st Place Payback is
$500.
Bass Busters Gold Division
tournament will be held on Sun-
day Aug. 19, in Clewiston, on
Lake Okeechobee from safelight
to 3 p.m. Entry Fee is $100 per
team and includes Big Bass Jack-
pot. Guaranteed 1st Place Pay-
back is $1,000.
Both Tournaments are "OPEN"
to all anglers, there are "NO"


membership fees. Weigh-ins are
held at Roland & Mary Ann Mar-
tin's Marina each day.
For More information or to
register for these tournaments
visit the official BASS BUSTERS
website at www.bassbustersflori-
da.com or contact Chris Fickey at
(941) 232-9539.

Big bucks fishing
tourney announced
The Bass Busters "Super-
Bucks" 2 - Day Open Team Tour-
nament will be held in Clewis-
ton, on Sept. 22 and 23 on Lake
Okeechobee. The entry fee is
only $200 per team and includes
the big bass jack-pot. Order of
entry will determine starting posi-


tion for the tournament.
Tournament will run safe-
light to 3 p.m. each day with
weigh-ins each day being held
at Roland & Mary Ann. Martin's
Marina.
Last year this event had 103
teams participating so, sign-up
now and reserve your teams
spot in the line-up.
Official Housing Headquar-
ters is Roland & Mary Ann
Martin's Marina. Call (863) 983-
3151 to make your room reser-
vations today.
For more information or
to register for this event visit
the official website at www.
bassbustersflorida.com or Call
Chris Fickey at (941) 232-9539


Fishing club
seeks volunteers
Big 0 Bassmasters is a fish-
ing club that also strives to be of
service to its community through
donations with the help of many
sponsors and volunteers. Do you
like to fish and help out? Call the
club at (863) 227-0315 or (863)
946-3100 and inquire about mem-
bership. We meet once a month
on a Monday night at the library
meeting room in Moore Haven
with an inter-club fishing tourna-
ment the following Sunday. For
more information, please contact
David at: (863) 946-3100.

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


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RENTALS AVAILABLE (NO PETS)
2/1 DE - Moore Haven - $550 & $600/M
1/1/1 MARINER CT.- For Sale Also- $600/M
1/1/1 PROW TERR. - For Sale Also - $600/M
3/1 SR 29 - Close to Town - $600/M
3/2/1 N. EDGEWATER - $750/M
2/2/1+DEN (DUPLEX) - Lehigh. - $795/M
3/1 MLK JR., BLVD. - For Sale Also - $800/M
3/2.5/1 SHOWBOAT PLZ. - $850/M
3/2. DUPLEX - 3rd Ave.- $850/M
3/2 MOBILE - Ft. Adams - $895/M
3/3/1 E. FT. MYERS - For Sale Also - $950/M
3/1.5/1 8TH AVE. - w/ Pool - $1,000/M
3/2/2 BUTTERCUP CIR.- $1,100/M
3/2/2 GALILEO - Lehigh Acre - $ 1,100/M
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$125,000
ON M. L. IC. IR. BLVD - 3BR/1BA - Asking
$129,900
ON TEAK LN - 2 BR/2 BA - Asking $139,900
ON E. SUNFLOWER- 3 BD/2 BA/1 Car -'Asking
$159,000
ON E: PALOMAR - 3 BR/2 BA/1 Car - Asking
$159,900
ON HENRY ISLES BLVD.- 3 BR/2 BA Mobile
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ON GIBSON ST - 3BR/3BA/1 Car - E. Ft. Myers -
Reduced! $165,000
ON 6TH AVE. - 3BR/2BA - Contract Pending -
$169,900
ON E. SUNFLOWER - 3 BR/2 BA/1 Car Asking
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ZONED PROPERTY M . iito 1 acre tracts for
$160,000 per acre. Please call for more info.
HOMES:
* $79,900 - JUST REDUCED - This 2BD/IBA home is located
in a peaceful rural commumtiy and would be a great place to get-
a-way from the hectic city life.
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* $159,900 - Price Reduced New 3BD/2BA home. This home
features a split floor plan and the kitchen has a morning room.
$162,900 -JUST REDUCED- Looking for a 3BD/2BA home.
This home features new paint inside andout, new carpet, new
roof, new a/c and more. Home also has a 34x12 screened lanai.
Backyard has fruit trees galore. Call today for your appointment.
$* 184,900 - JUST REDUCED! - Brand new 3BD/2BA to be
completed Sept. 2007. This new home will be equipped w/new
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a cul-e-sac dliat backs up to a greenbelt in highly sought after
Unit 102 across from the Ranichettes. New homes on the st. and
the neighborhood is growing rapidly, within walking distance to
future school and community center, Don't wait on this one!
* $219,900 - JUST REDUCED! Gorgeous New 3BD/2BA
House with a garage. This home features a split floor plan. Living
area with fire place. Master bath with garden tub and dual sinks.
Carpet and tile throughout. This is a must see!
* $299,000 - JUST REDUCEDI 3BD/2BA home in the city on
.45+/- acres, detached 2 car garage, fenced back yard, landscap-
ing and more. Call today.
* $399,000 -JUST REDUCED! New Hickory kitchen cabinets
w/solid surface counter tops & new fixtures, woodx flooring, new,
carpet in thie lanai & many more upgrades. This is a beautiful well
maintained home on manicured 1+-acres in LaBelle's first gated
riverfront subdivision.
* $775,000 - Custom 2005 3BD/2BA home on 3.71+/- acres in
Alva. Home has many upgrades & property is filled w/mature
oaks and much more, A must see! Call today.
* $997,500 - Stunning views form this 2 story River Front
Home This home features 3BD/2BA, a spa on the deck off the
master suite and more. Enjoy sunrises and sunsets from your
own dock. Call today for more info
MOBILE HOMES:
* Mobile home lots starting at just $33,900. Call Today!
Starling at $112,500- Please call about Moore Haven Yacht
Club models available and ready to move in.
* $124,900 -JUST REDUCED! Beautiful brand new manufac.
tured home with 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, A must
see at this price in a quiet North LaBelle area.
* $140,000 - Looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of
city living. Come see this 3BD/2BA mobile home on 1.86+/-
acres.
* $149,900- Price Reduced 3BD/2BA Manufactured home on
1.88+/- acres in Muse. Home features a split floor plan. The liv-
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$* 165,000 -Just Reduced! 3BD/2BA Homes of Merit w/nany
upgrades, including ceiling fans, carpet, 60 ft concrete drive, car-
port, covered porch ad landscaping. Sits on 1.34 acs close to,
downtown LaBelle.
* $187,900 - Immaculate ,4BD/2BA manufactured home across
form the river and boat ramps, many, many upgrades. Ashed and

on 1.07+/- acres. Properly is completely fenced in with palm line
driveway.
* $300,000 - : . i .
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cleared with a pond.
$* 350,000 Just Reduced! - Mini Horse Farm on 10+/- acres,
IBD/3ia mobile home, 9 stall barn with concrete pass thru, tack
room, roping arena and a pond. Motivated seller!
* $775,000 - Commerciale owned! 5+/- acre property features a
3BD/3Ba mobile home, pool, 2 barns, 2 sheds and much more.
110MESIrES
* Port LaBelle Lots starring at $17,600
* Lehigh lots starting at $46,900
SMonituira Lots starting at $32,000
* Moore Haven Lois starting at $20,000
* Clewiston Lots $ 21,500
RENTALS
* Riverfront: 2 master suites with a pool. $1,200/month.

S310D/1BA Pt. LaBelle home. $950/month.
* 21D/1BA Duplex $700/month.


Taekwondo students promoted
These students passed the promotional belt testing held Aug. 2 at Luis Maisonet Taekwon-
do in Clewiston. Parents and staff are very proud of these students' accomplishment.
To be promoted to the next "degree," students had to perform techniques learned most
recently in their classes. In the front row are: Justin Blisset from yellow to orange belt,
Wesley Clemons, Cody Clemons, from orange to green belt, Tyson Davis, from white to
yellow belt and Louis Mitta from senior green to blue belt. In the second row are Giovanna
Moraflores, from red to senior red belt, Flavie Thievierge from white to yellow belt, Steven
Blisset, from yellow to Orange belt, Tyler Clemons, from orange to green belt, Johnny Na-
varro from yellow to orange belt, Juan Sandoval from orange to green belt. In the third row
are: Mr. Maisonet, Chief Insturctor, Sherry Davis from yellow to orange belt, Steven Rudd,
from yellow to green belt, Grant Polhill, Casey Crawford, Robby McCarthy, Hunter Galar-
neau from orange to green belt, Mr. Taylor Harris from "First Decided" to First Senior Black
belt, Melanie Mitta from senior green to blue belt and Mr. Lucas Ortiz, Trainee Instructor. In
the last row are: Fernando Moraflores from senior brown to red belt, Giovanna Moraflores
from green to senior green belt, Ninette Addison from blue to senior blue, Cameron Craw-
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Arrest Report


This column lists arrests,
not convictions, unless oth-
erwise stated. Anyone who
is listed here and who is
later found not guilty, or has
the charges against them
dropped, is welcome to in-
form the newspaper. We will
confirm the information and
print it.

Western Palm
Beach County
Belle Glade
* Robert Jenkins, 30, of North-
west Tenth Street, Belle Glade,
was arrested on Aug. 8, by PBSO
on a warrant charging him with
Sexual predator violation-failure
to properly register. He was re-
leased on a surety bond and un-
der supervision.
* Roman Baldwin, 23, of
Southwest Avenue J, Belle Glade,
was arrested on Aug. 8, by PBSO
and charged with possession of
cocaine. He was released on a
surety bond.
* Christina Vasquez, 18, of
Northwest 17th Street, Belle
Glade, was arrested on Aug. 8,
by PBSO on a warrant charging
her with probation violation-petit
theft. No bond was set.
* Derrick Salter, 24, of South-
west Avenue E, Belle Glade, was
arrested on Aug. 8, by PBSO and
charged with cocaine possession
with intent. He was released on a
surety bond.
* Cynthia Nixon, 35, of South-
west Avenue E, Belle Glade, was
arrested on Aug. 8 by PBSO on a
warrant charging her with bur-
glary and arson. No bond was
set.
* Dewanda Billings, 21, of
Northeast 20th Street, Belle Glade,
was arrested on Aug.9, by PBSO
and charged with fraud, larceny-
$300-$5,000 and fraud illegal use
of credit cards. She was released
on a surety bond.
* Clayborn Davis, 38, of North-
west 11th Street, Belle Glade, was
arrested on Aug, 8, by PBSO on
a warrant charging him with bat-
tery on an officer etc and resisting
an officer.- No bond was set.
* Glasco Flowers, 38, of South-
west 14th Street, Belle Glade, was
arrested on Aug. 8, by PBSO on
a warrant charging him with lar-
ceny $300-$5,000. No bond was
set".",
'"i"Glasco Flowers, 20, of S.R.
715, Belle Glade, was arrested on
Aug. 10, by PBSO and charged
with larceny-$300-$5,000. He was
released under supervision.
* Mack Little, 28, of Southwest
Avenue B, Belle Glade, was ar-
rested on Aug. 10, by PBSO and
charged with aggravated assault
with a deadly weapon. He was
released on a surety bond.
* Kizzie Ward, of West A Av-
enue, Belle Glade, was arrested
on Aug. 11, by PBSO and charged
with battery. No bond was set.
* Lloyd Cunningham, 28, of
Northwest Eleventh Street, Belle
Glade, was arrested on Aug. 11,
by PBSO and charged with bat-
tery. No bond was set.
* Abraham Cantu, 23, of
Norhteast F Avenue, Belle Glade,
was arrested on Aug. 11, by PBSO
and charged with vehicle theft,
possession of marijuana and
property crimes. No bond was
set.
* Kente Slater, 278, of North-
west 13th Street, Belle Glade, was
arrested on Aug. 12, by PBSO and
charged with possession of co-
caine. No bond was set.
* Warren Jones, 44, of East
Canal Street, Belle Glade, was ar-
rested on Aug.12, by PBSO and
charged with burglary.


* Travis Gilmore, 26, of South-
west Avenue J, Belle Glade, was
arrested on Aug. 12, by PBSO and
charged with possession of mari-
juana. He was released on a cash
bond.
* Miguel Waters, 21, of South-
west Third Street, Belle Glade,
was arrested on Aug. 12, by
PBSO and charged with battery.
No bond was set.
* Isaac Logan, 23, of Cov-
enant Village A, Belle Glade, was
arrested on Aug. 12, by PBSO on
a warrant charging him with ag-
gravated assault with a deadly
weapon. No bond was set.
* Darrell J. Roberts, 18, of
Southwest First Street, Belle
Glade, was arrested on Aug. 14,
by PBSO on a warrant charg-
ing him with contempt of court
- violation of supervised release
- carrying a concealed firearm or
weapon. No bond was set.
* Kenneth Alonzo Baker, 36,
of Southwest Fifth Street, Belle
Glade, was arrested on Aug. 14,
by PBSO on a warrant charging
him with violation of probation
- domestic battery. No bond was
set.
Pahokee
* Sheneka Lee, 23, of Padgett,
Circle, Pahokee, was arrested on
Aug. 8, by PBSO on a warrant
charging her with failure to ap-
pear-aggravated battery. She was
released under supervision.
* Arthur, Murphy, 37, of Coco-
nut Road, Pahokee, was arrested
on Aug. 9, by PBSO on a warrant
charging him with contempt of
court-leaving the scene of a crash
and DUI. No bond was set.
* Keith Bowles, of Palm Bou-
levard, Pahokee, was arrested
on Aug. 9, by PBSO and charged
with larceny-$300-$5,000, posses-
sion of cocaine and possession of
marijuana. He was released on a
surety bond.
* Verbain Foreman, 38, of
Palm Boulevard, Pahokee, was
arrested on Aug. 9, by PBSO on
a warrant charging him with pos-
session of marijuana with intent.
No bond was set.
* Angela James, 43, of Banyan
Avenue, Pahokee, was arrested
on Aug. 10, by PBSO on a war-
rant charging her with fraud and
larceny. No bond was set.
* Laquatte MilleW,20, of Ad-
ams Place, Pahokee, was ar-
rested on Aug. 10, by PBSO and
charged with aggravated assault
with a deadly weapon. No bond
was set.
* Fred Morgan, 49, of Adams
Place, Pahokee, was arrested on
Aug. 10, by PBSO on a warrant
charging him with sex offender


violation-failure to properly reg-
ister. He was released under su-
pervision
South Bay
* Aretha Spivey, 46, of Palm
Beach Road, South Bay, was ar-
rested on Aug. 8, by PBSO on a
warrant charging her with deal-
ing in stolen property. She was
released on a surety bond.
* Joseph Johnson, 14, of Eilon
Avenue, South Bay, was arrested
on Aug. 8, by PBSO on a warrant
charging him with aggravated
assault with a firearm. No bond
was set.
* Michael Chappell, 22, of
Northwest Ninth Avenue, South
Bay, was arrested on Aug. 9, by
PBSO on a warrant charging him
with two counts of aggravated
battery. No bond was set.
* Gregory Ramirez, 24, of
Northwest Third Street, South
Bay, was arrested on Aug. 10, by
PBSO on a warrant charging him
with battery. No bond was set.
* Johnny Laster, 26, of South-
west Seventh Avenue, South Bay,
was arrested on Aug. 11, by PBSO
on a warrant charging him with
battery on an officer etc. and re-
sisting an officer with violence.
No bond was set.
* Charles Anderson, 20, of Ilex
Drive, South Bay, was arrestedon
Aug. 12, by PBSO and charged
with battery and resisting an of-
ficer with violence. No bond was
set.

Hendry County
Clewiston
* On Aug. 10, Harry Lee Pres-
ton, 65, was arrested and charged
with stalking after injunction for
protection. HCSO Cpl. Mike Ste-
vens made the arrest.
* Ignacio Alverez, 54, was
arrested during execution of a
search warrant at 415 S. Sendero
St., in Clewiston. He was charged
with operating a drug house; pos-
session of drug paraphernalia;
possession of cocaine and pos-
session of cocaine with intent to
sell. Martin Meyer of the HCSO
was arresting officer.
* On Aug. 4, Desmon Lingram
23, was arrested and charged
with aggravated battery with
bodily harm and robbery with
no firearm or weapon. Michael
"Joel" Trotman, was also arrested
and charged with aggravated bat-
tery in the same incident and Joe'
Hudsonwas arrested and charged
as an accessory after the fact.
* On Aug. 10, Frank Jason Hull,
39, was arrested and charged
with violation of probation by DS
Patricia Durrance.


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The Glades County School Board
Will Hold A Public Hearing On.
August 23, 2007 At 11:00 a.m.
In The Glades County School
Board Meeting Room
400 10th Street, SW
Moore Haven, Florida
To Approve Proposed Changes To
The Glades County School District
Student Progression Plan
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ties located a quantity of cocaine,
numerous small bags used for the
packaging of cocaine, electronic


weight scales and $2,464 U. S.
Currency within the premises.
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drug paraphernalia, possession
of cocaine, and possession of co-
caine with intent to sell.


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The Palm Beach County Sher-
iff's Office is seeking assistance
from the public in locating the fol-
lowing wanted fugitive.
Gregory Ashley, age 39, (aka
"Rock") is a black male with
black hair and brown eyes. He
is 5 feet, 9 inches tall and weighs
approximately 170 pounds. He
has tattoos on both arms and has
previously lived on Martin Luther
King Boulevard in Belle Glade. He
has been previously employed as
a laborer.


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violation of su-
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recognizance
- larceny.
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information on
the whereabouts
of this wanted Gregory
fugitive is asked Ashley
to contact the Crime Stoppers at
1-(800) 458-TIPS (8477) or online
at www.crimestopperspbc.com.


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Thursday, August 16, 2007 Serving the communities south of Lake Okeechobee EDUCATION 9


School News in BriefI


School Happenings


CMS to hold advisory Scholarship


council meeting
Clewiston Middle School wil
hold a meeting of the School Ad
visory Council on Monday, Aug
27, at 5:15 p.m. in the Confer.
ence Room in the Administratior
Building. All interested are invited
and encouraged to attend. This
committee meets monthly and is
involved in School Improvement
Please call (863) 983-1530 foi
niore information.
La pr6xima reunion del Con
sejo Escolar sera el Lunes 27 de
Agosto alas 5:15 p.m. en el Salbr
de Conferencias del Edificio de la
Direcci6n. Todos interesados son
bienvenidos para asistir.

Breakfast available
at Hendry schools
Hendry County Schools offer
Breakfast at no charge to all ol
their students, every school day.
Breakfast times may vary from
school to school, so check with
your child's school office for the
time schedule. Breakfast is the
most important meal and needs
to be a part if your child's educa-
tional day. The National School
Breakfast Program was enacted
to ensure that school children are
being served a nutritious break-
fast daily. Studies have proven
that higher academic and social
achievement occur when brbak-
fast is consumed. Make sure that
your child starts off his day right
with breakfast at Hendry County
Schools.

Immunization
shots available
Make sure your child has all re-
quired shots before school starts.
Students entering daycare
or pre-school, kindergarten, or
seventh grade may need addi-
tional shots before the first day of
school.
Free immunizations are avail-
able at the Hendry County Health
Department, 1100 S. Olympia,
Clewiston, or the 'LaBelle office
located at 1140 Pratt Blvd., La-
Belle. The hours are Monday-Fri-
day from 8:30 until 11 a.m. and 1
until 3:30 p.m.
For more information, please
call (863) 983-1408 in Clewiston
or (863) 674-4041. Please bring
available shot records.

School Lunch
prices increase
Due to inflation of food and
labor cost, the Hendry County
School Board has had to increase
lunch prices for all Hendry Coun-
ty Schools. The price increase is
as follows: Elementary School
Lunch $1.50, Middle and High
School Lunch $1.75 and Adult
Lunch $2.50.

CMS to host
Open House
Clewiston Middle School will
be having an Open House on
Thursday, Aug. 16, from 5 until 7
p.m. All parents are invited to at-
tend and meet the teachers.
CMS tendrA una "Casa Abier-
to" para los padres de familiar de
Jueves, 16 de Agosto de 5-7 p.m.

Free tutoring
available
If your child attends Eastside
Elementary School, Central El-
ementary School, or Westside
Elementary School, they may be
eligible for free tutoring through
the Hendry County School District
Federal Programs' Office. There
will be a provider fair on Monday,
Aug. 6, from 6 until 8 p.m., in the
Central Elementary cafeteria for
any families that would like to
meet the providers and see the
options that are available for the
tutoring. If you have any ques-
tions, or would like information
regarding your child's eligibility,
please contact Jodi Bell at (863)
983-1508.


applicants wanted
1 If you know of a young person
- pursuing a college degree with the
goal of working in Florida's fruit
- and vegetable industry, .please
let that student know about the
1 Syngenta Crop Protection Schol-
s arship. The $1,000 scholarship
s will be awarded at FFVA's 63rd
Annual Convention. To learn how
r to apply, contact Martha Tucker
at (321) 214-5200 or.via email at
- martha.tucker@ffva.com.

Scout Pack
to meet
Cub Sgout Pack 922 meets on
Thursday from 7-8 p.m. in the
Parish Hall of St. Margaret Catho-
lic Church (208 North Deane Duff
Avenue). We welcome ALL boys
frorp first through fifth grades.
We're what scouting is all about!
f Call (561) 723-6753 with ques-
� tions. Applications can also be
found at the Clewiston Chamber
of Commerce.

Literacy program
offered at library
The Clewiston Library, in con-
junction with the Harlem Library,
has completed training volunteers
to serve as tutors to local adults
* who need assistance in reading
and writing literacy. Trainers from
Palm Beach County presented
t two intensive training workshops
t in order to certify these volun--
teers. These services are offered
to adults 18 and over who recog-
nize the need to read and write
with more proficiency. The ses-
sions are free to participants and
the hours are flexible, scheduled
- around the needs of the individu-
als who sign up for the program.
Each person will be assessed by
* the program director and paired
with a certified tutor. In an effort
f to meet the needs of the commu-
nity, the sessions will take place at
the Clewiston Library, as well as
in Harlem. For additional informa-
tion, please drop by the Clewiston
Library or the Harlem Library for
an application. You may also con-
tact the Program Director, Sue
Vaughn, at the Clewiston Library,
(863) 983-1493 or at home at
(863) 983-1365. The paperwork is
also available from Barbara Oef-
fner, Clewiston Library Director'
'(863) 983-1947 or Florida Thom-
as, Harlem Library Director (863)
902-3322.

Youth training
,program open
TechBride Youth training ser-
vices a program that is dedicated
to enhancing the employability
: and work readiness skills of out
of school youth between the ages
of 16 and 21, living in the Hendry/
Glades area, is presently accept-
ing applications for enrollment
and is ready to assist young adults
who are ready to start on the road
to success. In association with
the Clewiston Adult School and
the Clewiston Career and Devel-
opment Services Center, we offer
students the opportunity. to ob-
tain their GED as well as conduct
job searches and assistance with
continuance of their educational
goals. For more information con-
tact Patrick Coleman at (863) 983-
1300 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
Monday-Friday.

H.E.R.E.
meetings planned
The Clewiston Home School
Group, H.E.R.E., holds their regu-
lar meetings every first Thursday
of each month at the Youth Cen-
ter from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Please
bring a sack lunch, something
interesting to share, and join us if
you home school or are thinking
of home schooling. The parent-
only home school meetings are
the third Monday of each month
at various homes. We discuss
education issues, programs and
upcoming events. Please call
S(863) 983-8710 or (863) 983-6161
for more information. We would
love to have you join us.


Central Elementary
School News
Welcome Back!
We would like to extend a
warm welcome to all our stu-
dents, teachers, and staff for the
new school year! We especially
welcome all new students, new
teachers, and new staff to our
wonderful school (including the
new Kindergarten and Pre-K stu-
dents). We hope everyone had a
relaxing and restful summer, and
we look forward to an exciting
and successful 2007-2008 school
year!
Open House is this Thursday,
Aug. 16 - 5:30 until 7 p.m.
. We look forward to seeing
students, parents, and their fami-
lies on Thursday, Aug. 16, as they
meet their teachers for the 2007-
2008 school year!
School begins Monday, Aug.
2Q
Central Elementary School will
be in session starting on Monday,
Aug. 20. The school day is from
8:15 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Parents
and families may drop off their
children at the school beginning
at 7:30 a.m., when supervision
begins. Please contact the school
at (863) 983-1550 if you have any
questions.
Central Elementary Mission
Statement: "Central Elementary
School is a community of learn-
ers who combine traditional val-
ues with. technological advance-
ment to create the pioneers of
tomorrow."


Submitted photo

Cheer camp
Clewiston Middle School's new cheerleading squad attended a private two-day cheerlead-'
ing camp. They learned dances, chants, and cheers for the upcoming season. The first
CMS home football game will be on Thursday Aug. 30, at 6 p.m. at Cane Field. Front row:
Courtney Crawford, Shamarria Morrison, squad Captain Whitney Irey; Back row: Owanta-
sha Williams, Michonae Brown (captain), Haley Findley.


Community News


Emotions
Anonymous meets
Emotions Anonymous meets
at Palm Terrace Nursing Home,
301, South Gloria Street, from 4 to
5 p.m. each Thursday.

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Free finance,
housing advice
Free finance and housing as-
sistance' information is available
to assist, the citizens of the com-
munity in getting practical and
helpful information on Credit Res-
toration, How to raise your CRED-
IT SCORE, Shopping for the right
Mortgage, Minority'Grants, Grant
Writing, Housing Assistance Pro-
grams, Free Credit Report *first
time homebuyers. Spanish trans-
lation is available. For more infor-
mation, please contact CW Baxter
(863) 983-6554 or Teresa Sanders
(863) 233-1350

Homeowners
association meets
Pioneer Homeowners Asso-
ciation and Neighborhood Watch
meeting will be held every second
Monday of the month at 7 p.m. at
the Pioneer Community Center.
Everyone is welcome and invited
to attend.-

Guardian Ad Litem
volunteers needed
Are you flexible, open-minded
and interested in advocating for a
child? Only 60 percent of Lee, Col-
lier, Charlotte, Glades and Hendry
County children taken from their
homes due to allegations of abuse
or neglect have a volunteer Guard-
ian ad Litem (GAL) to protect their
interests. A GAL volunteer has the
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doned child in court and within
the community, strongly sup-
ported by program staff. For in-
formation, to apply, or to ask how
your business or organization can
help, call Jackie at (239) 533-1425
or (866) 341-1 GAL.
The next Guardian Ad Litem
training class starts in Fort Myers
on Saturday, Nov. 17 and 18). In,
addition to 28 hours of classroom
instruction, volunteers must put
in two hours of courtroom obser-
vation.

Volunteer to
Help in court
A volunteer position available
as a Court appointed Juvenile Ar-
bitrator for the Twentieth Circuit
in LaBelle. The court is r,�sponsi-:
ble for imposing sanctions Qn first-,
time juvenile offenders. If interest-
ed, please call (239) 458-7088.


Diabetes
classes offered
Free Diabetes Education class-
es are being offered at Hendry
Regional Medical Center. Call
Toni at (863) 983-1123 for more
information.

Stop the violence
Services available
The Hendry and Glades Do-
mestic and Sexual Violence
Council's mission is to increase
community awareness about
domestic and sexual violence
and victim safety by providing
services, referrals and 'educa-
tion relating to the affects of,do-
rn-,.5slic;'s ulX . , i).-iocnt in our'
>oT(,fli-rJu r\ -The ri t-lelinL;s, ru lcib e
ier\x een LaBelle, '-le\iisI:n and
Moore Haven. To get-involved in


the council or for information
about meeting dates and times,
please call Abuse Council and
Treatment, Inc.'s Rural Extension
(REACT): (863) 674-1811, 8:30
a.m. until 5 p.m. to speak with an
advocate'.

New times set
for AA meetings'
Alcoholic Anonymous meet-
ings are now held at Community:
Presbyterian Church, 417 Royal
Palm Avenue, on Tuesdays from.
8-9 p.m. as well as Fridays and
Saturday from 7-8 p.m. Meet-
ings also take place on Thurs-,
days at the Palm Terrace Nursing,
Home, 301 S. Gloria Street, from,
4-5 p.m. Meetings also take place;
on Monday and Thursdays at' 7
p.m.a -at Clewiston, Gospel I1j -
istries Church, 5 miles south on
Flaghole Road.


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week of Aug. 4-11. Among the
citations, the police department
made several arrests when the
routine stops lead to more serious
infractions.
. The curious thing about issu-
ing red light tickets, the chief re-
ports, is that the state of Florida
does not allow an officer to hide
from view when targeting viola-
tors, according to the law involv-


By Edie Flores
HENDRY COUNTY - For
those with low to medium in-
comes and little assets, two years
is little time to rebuild your life af-
ter all is destroyed by a hurricane.
C.R.E.W. is a local non-profit or-
ganization that assists people in
finding resources to fully recover
from natural and man made di-
sasters. C.R.E.W. receives fund-
ing from various local, state-wide,
and national organizations. One
such funding organization is the
Volunteer Florida Organization.
In April 2007, C.R.E.W received a
grant from the Volunteer Florida
Organization for the sole pur-
pose of supplying direct services
to over 60 identified Hurricane
Wilma Victims still living in FEMA
mobile homes. To date, of the
64 families identified for funding
from this grant, 21 families have
been considered to be fully recov-
ered from the storm. Additionally,
19 families have received financial


ing entrapment.
As a result, it becomes very dif-
ficult for officers to simply target
red light offenses.
Throughout the week, the
police department placed a few
more officers on each shift to di-
rectly target the violation.
Officials say that a red light in-
fraction happens when a driver
crosses the crosswalk after the
traffic light turns red.
The police department is also
preparing for the Click It or Ticket
event during Labor Day weekend.


assistance to help cover services
needed to reach their goal of a
permanent housing solution.
John De La Cruz; his wife,
Jackie Gartner and their two girls
were one family that have bene-
fited from this program. This fam-
ily resided in a local trailer park in
Clewiston where FEMA had origi-
nally placed their mobile home.
When this family purchased their
mobile home from FEMA, they
were unaware that the trailer
would not be allowed to stay per-
manently in that lot due to local
zoning requirements that help en-
sure safety and limit damage dur-
ing natural disasters. When the
family first heard the news, they
were going to rent a lot in Hendry
County; however, there were no
rental lots available at that time.
Being proactive, the family de-
cided to purchase a piece of real
estate where 'they could place
their newly purchased mobile
home. The family also stayed in
contact with C.R.E.W and ac-


Officers will be on the lookout for
drivers who are not wearing their
seat belts.
According to most law en-
forcement agencies, not wearing
seat belts during accidents is one
of the leading causes of death in
motor-related deaths.
"We're typically not heavy-
handed, but when people who
pay taxes tell us there's a problem,
we target that," said the chief.
News Editor Jose Zaragoza
can be reached at
jzaragoza@newszap.com.


tively participated in :searching
out ways that they could move
their home to a permanent site.
This is where the funding from
the Volunteer Florida Foundation
came into play. Money was given
directly to the vendor to cover
the cost of moving this family's
mobile home. Because of this fi-
nancial support, this family who
has worked so hard to recover
from the damages of Hurricane
Wilma will finally be able to place
their home on their land. When
told about the funding, Jackie
told their girls "Now we can get a
puppy for you."
Case Manager Supervisor
and Volunteer Coordinator for
C.R.E.W, Renee Mergott states
"This is the kind of case that
makes everybody feel good. This
family has taken an active role in
trying to recover, but still needed
a little extra help. Being able to
provide that help is a blessing in
itself."


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ter something like this happening
here," said the chief.
The chief of police said he
would be paying extra attention
to events where large crowds
of people are expected to form,
including football games and
dances.


Award
Continued From Page 1
munity service award winner.
Other winners have included
Earle "Chip" Edwards, recipient
of the 1987 award and last year's
honoree, Jeff Barwick.
Mr. Barwick is thoroughly in-
volved in the community he's an
active participant in civic affairs.
He was recognized for his pas-
sionate involvement in programs
for the visually-impaired and
more.
In, order to be nominated for
the award, prospective winners
must be recognized by someone
in the community. That individual
then fills out a nomination form
that can be found in the city of
Clewiston's Web site, www.clew-
iston-fl.gov.
Residents can make their last-
minute nominations until tomor-
row, Aug. 17, the contest's dead-
line. Residents have until 4 p.m.
to make that nomination.
The City Commissioners will


Women
Continued From Page 1
tors that contribute to the health
of African-Americans.
Ms. Boyd said that her re-
search found that issues of life
could negatively affect a person's
physical health to an degree that
amazed her.
"Because African-Americans
tend to get bogged down with a
large amount of issues in life, they
tend to forget about their physical
health in order to nurture other
people," said Ms. Boyd. "In actu-
ality, they need the nurturing." ,
In Ms. Boyd's class, which has
about 13 participants, the wom-
en learn about such conditions
as 'heart disease, breast cancer,
diabetes and ovarian cancer, to
name a few. The participants also


During the events, the Clewis-
ton chief said he remains grateful
that his agency and the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office work so
closely with one another to en-
sure that everyone goes home
safely.
According to the chief, the
sheriff is always around to pledge
his help, and the police depart-
ment does the same. They all


work toward the same common
goal.
"We're always concerned
about any event that draws a
crowd," said Chief Gutshall:
"We're fortunate to have the
sheriff's office very active. I rest
better knowing there's always 4
school resource officer present."'.
News Editor Jose Zaragoza
can be reached at
jzaragoza@newszap.coms


Submitted photQ
Jeff Barwick received last year's Outstanding Community
Service award.


recognize the 'honoree at the
Clewiston Chamber of Com-
merce's annual dinner in Sep-
tember.
"At the annual dinner, the hon-
oree receives a plaque and the
next day receives a surprise," said
Ms. Pittman, who would not say
what the lucky person will get.
The deputy clerk encourages
residents to make a nomination


learn alternative ways of eating
and cooking a variety of foods.
For example, Ms. Boyd recom-
mends that instead of using oils
to bake cakes, women should
instead use applesauce. Also,
instead of using ham hocks and
neck bones to season collard
greens, you should use turkey for
better health, she said.
Ms. Boyd is an advocate of ex-
ercise, which, she said is a proac-
tive way.of illustrating what she
teaches in class. The sessions
begin and end with a variety of
stretches, the participants using
movements in between such as
African-style, hip-hop and mod-
ern dances to make exercises
more fun.
With that in mind, Ms. Boyd
hopes her sludenls depend less
on techroloNgy t, live a better ife.
Instead of using an elevator to get


of someone they believe is de
serving of the award. If you know
anybody who helps out in the
community and deserves to b,
recognized, fill out a nomination
form.
Anyone is eligible to receive
the award no matter how old of
how young.
News Reporter Elizabeth Hiriartb
can be reached at
ehiriart@newszap.com0


where you need to go, why not
use the stairway?
"With the change in techno'
ogy, it makes us lazy," said Ms.
Boyd. "We rely on technology tq
do activities for us when in actual;
ity, we could do those activities t4
be more active in our lifestyles." *
In the end, Ms. Boyd puts the"
situation in perspective.
"If they don't take care od
themselves, then they can't take
care of others," said Ms. Boyd?
"So it's very important that Afrin
can-American women make their
physical health their number one
priority."
For more information, please
call Shyla Boyd, M.S. at either
983-7779 or (443) 621-3742.
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First United Methodist me? Is it not the others who need things first. It's a question of tak- To realize the value of one day community Links. Individual Voices.


Church, Clewiston
Who will be crying at your,
funeral? Patrick Morley, author'
of "The Man in the Mirror", has
challenged
people with that
question. Mor-
ley and his wife ..
were successful ,
business people
involved in a lot .-
of different busi- .
ness and civic ',.
activities. They John
also had young Hicks
children at home
who needed their attention. One
evening, as they reviewed their
time consuming responsibilities,
the thought came, "Why not pri-
oritize everything we do on the
basis of who will be crying at our
funeral?" The results, they claim,
saved their family. Morley ques-
tioned', "Why should you and
I give ourselves- to people who
don't lqve us at the expense of.
those who do?"
I had some initial problems
with the Morley's statements.
Does this mean I should 'only


ministering to the most?
From my experience at funer-
als, some are celebrations and
some are tear fests. When 'my
time comes, I don't want tears, I
want celebration! Let those who
loved me celebrate my life and let
,those who might not have liked
me so mucl celebrate my going.
Let everyone party!
Regardless, the more mean-
ingful remembrances shared at
funerals tend to come from time
the dearly departed spent with
people rather than the time spent
in work or accomplishments. I
have come to.realize that who I
am might be more important than
what I do for a living. As Ralph
Waldo Emerson stated, "What
lies behind us and what lies be-
fore us are tiny matters compared
to what lies within us."
Considering this, I came to the
unijerstridiing that when Morley
asked us to consider who would
be crying at our funeral, he was
challenging us to look at our pri-
orities. When program and work
take priority over people; people
often suffer. Powerful thought;


ing charge of our time.
Are we good stewards of our
time? It's a question we might
want to ask ourselves. One study
estimated that the average Ameri-
can would have been exposed to
at least 20,000 hours of television
by the time they reached twenty,
and continues with at least 1,000
hours a year after that. What if
we used just half of those yearly
hours and applied them to doing
something else? That would work
out to over ten work weeks worth
of time we could use each year
to connect with others or to do
some project. Just imagine how
'much we might accomplish!
Our time is as valuable as any
material treasure we might have
and it behooves us to embrace
its preciousness. Someone put it
like this:
To realize the value of one
year: Ask a student who has failed
his final exam.
To realize the value of one
month: Ask a mother who has
given birth to a premature baby.
To. realize the value of one
week: Ask an editor of a weekly


Ask-a daily wage laborer wno oas
10 kids to feed.
To realize the value of one
hour: Ask the lovers who are -
waiting to meet.
To realize the value of one
minute: Ask a person who has
missed the train, the bus or the
plane.
To realize the value of one sec-
ond: Ask a person who has sur-
vived an accident.
To realize the value of one mil-
'lisecond: Ask the person who has
won a silver medal in the Olym-
pics.
And to all this we might add:
To realize the value of a lifetime:.
Let us ask ourselves who will be
crying at our funeral.

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Community
United Methodist
Community United Methodist
Church, 401 S.W. First St., Belle-
Glade, would like to announce its
church services: Sunday: Sunday
school at 10 a.m., Worship at 11
a.m. with Minister, Pat Beckum.
For more information call (561)


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Church of God to
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Clewiston Church of God .is
hosting our annual Homecoming
on Sunday, Aug. 19. Everyone is
invited to attend.
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a.m. Worship Service begins at
11 a.m. Our special guest speaker
will be Rev. Darrell Wilkerson.
Sunday Dinner will be served
in the Fellowship Hall (free of
charge) following the Worship
Service. We are located at 525
San Luiz Ave., Clewiston. For ad-
ditional information please call
Pastor John Caraway at (863)
983-7878.


Monogamy: Devious and yet destined


By Rev. Samuel S.
Thomas, Ph. D.+
St. Martin's Church, Clewiston
When I was asked to write
about "monogamy" I reflected
on the roots of marriage: "...and
the two shall be- ,F ,,�-
come one flesh
(Genesis 2:24),
going back to .
the oldest parts .''
of scripture and
human antiquity.
The idea is quot-
ed in Matthew as
well, who adds Samuel S.
"... so they are Thomas
no longer two
but one (Chapter 19, v6) and also
cited by Mark Chapter 10v 8). The
earliest of people seemed to have
observed that we are "pre-wired"
to be with one with another.
We seem created to be "one"
as a couple. It is that God made
us to seek another, one other, to
be fulfilling. As I write, I heard of
one of those TV shows dedicated
to people with "problems" dedi-
cating their broadcast to a wom-
an claiming to be in love with two
men.
By the definition and nature of
the show where she is to appear,
there is an acknowledgement
that there is something unusual
about this relationship. People
who live in structured communi-
ties (e.g. such as kibbutzes) wind
up pairing off with someone spe-
cial to them even when the living
situation is not designed to have
pairing off as a goal. It is also in-
teresting to me that persons who
have been previously married and
are seeking to re-marry, are once
more seeking a monogamous re-
lationship.
They never tell me "I've tried
it once and it's not for me" but


rather "Who's next?" or "Now
I've found Mr./Ms. Right!" and,
as the statistics show, embark on
another potentially disastrous re-
lationship. In societies where po-
lygamy is practiced, there seems
to be fierce competition over who
will become the "favorite" of the
group. 'I've heard that the Chinese
symbol for "war" in their picto-'
graphic-symbol language is "two
women under one roof" and no
doubt the same could be same
for their male counterparts, too. I
suspect that this may be facetious,
but there just may be an element
of truth in it, too.
What about monogamy? It
seems that is the intention for
which God 'has made us. Why,.
then, doesn't it work out and
why are there so many divorces?
I would suggest that it has to do
with people attempting to find
monogamy for the wrong rea-
sons. It takes a certain amount of
willingness; of dogged determina-
tioon both parts for two persons
to commit to the idea that there
will be no divorce (one co-work-
er once told me that he. and his
wife had an agreement; the one
who asked for the divorce had ,to
take the kids!)
In spite of the promises and
vows, society seems to say,
"That's alright, you can get out of
it if you want." There are people
who marry for the wrong reasons
(e.g. those who conceal signifi-
cant facts about themselves from
the intended other, those who are
too young-emotionally as well as
chronologically-to get married,
those who have no understanding
or incapable of making the com-
mitment marriage requires, those
who have a prior love or loves
in.their lives not resolved; drugs,
alcohol or an unfinished relation-
ship, those who find themselves


in marriages entered into without
free will, among other reasons).
Out of this comes the expectation
that a monogamous relationship
will somehow grow despite the
flaws in establishing it.
Yet, in spite of it all, people still
crave to be married. I maintain
that this is the way God made us
to be. The hard part is having two
people commit to it despite the
trends in society, despite the com-
monplace .attitudes about what is
seen as "normative."
The gift of marriage comes
when it works for a couple and
is fulfilling and, I would suggest,
is a bit of Heaven on Earth. That
we know it exists is proven by
those who keep trying to attain it
even after failures and disappoint-
ments.
To obtain it requires a stark
honesty, a willingness to grow,
a commitment and dedication,
a sense of discipline, a faith in
the other-self-God, among other
things. A couple came to me and
told me they were having trouble,
threatening each other with di-
vorce. I told them to go home and
decide whether they wanted to
stay married, where I would give
them time and do my best to be'
of help; or to divorce and I would
help them try to find a suitable.
lawyer. They came back and de-
cided to stay married. We got un-
derway with a commitment that
was essential if the relationship
was to continue.
A lot of work was ahead, but
I felt that there was now a pos-
sibility and all would be worth it.
They had something else on their
side, too; "...the two shall become
one..." how we are made by God
and how a special person can
make all of God's intentions and
purposes for us come true.


The


'Book'


report

By Jackie
Miller, minister
First Christian
Church, Clewiston
A man was given the oppor-
tunity to live on a farm rent free.
The man broke the terms of the
agreement and was evicted.
Out on his own, the man
found work to be very hard. He
had a very large family which
became very wicked. All of
them but eight were drowned
in a flood. One of his descen-
dants had a large family which
settled in the Middle-East. They
were taken into slavery but
freed by a series of troublesome
events upon their captors. They'
moved back home but had
trouble with their neighbors.
Much of the time these people
were very evil. Some of the fam-
ily was exiled never to be seen
again. The rest were in prison,
for 70 years. Many years after
getting out of imprisonment,
one of their young men began
teaching them the right wayto
live. They resented Him. and
killed Him but he arose again
and established a kingdom that
captured the hearts of people
worldwide.
Twelve good friends of the
young man spread the mes-
sage every where. They also
wrote down in the Book what
the young man taught and
what happened after the young
man went back to his home.
This BOOK is a message
of hope and forgiveness. That
BOOK is available everywhere!
.Take some time and read it.
Note: That BOOK is the Bible
which means "book". It is good
for any audience but certain
passages are more mature in
nature.
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be saved!


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LPN I or II (FT,PT, Perdlem)
FL LPN Lic. & IV Certi. Willing to work flexible schedule.
Full time - ER RN III Staff/Supervisor
Valid FL lic. Min 3 yrs exp., ACLS, PALS req.
Perdlem - RN Nursing Supervisor
Valid FL RN lic. 5 + yrs. clinical exp. Must have 3 yrs charge or superviso-
ry status. ACLS PALS reQ.
Per Diem- C.N.A or C.N.A Monitor Tech
Must possess a valid C.N.A Cert. and exp. monitoring rhythm recognition.
Full time - Registered Nurse
Must possess a valid FL license w/ at least I yr. exp in area of
expertise.
Full time- CT/Radiologic Technologist
Attended a IRCERT school, must be ARRT registered with a valid
2 years CT exp.
Full time - Office Manager (LaBelle Clinic)
Candidate should have a minimum of 3 yrs medical office man-
agement exp in a physician's office. Position requires skill in
developing and maintaining effective relationships with medical
and administrative stiff, patients, and public.
Part time - Insurance Biller
3 plus yrs in a hospital or medical office setting pref
w/ at least I yr each of electronic billing and collections. Must
be knowledgeable ofthird party re-imbursements, co-pays, med-
ical terminology, and UB-92 and 1500 claim forms.
Full time - Medical Assistant (HFCC)
Must have a medical assistant certification and medical/ clinical
background to assist physician practice.
Fufl time - Food Service Cook
2 years experience as a healthcare cook pref. Must be able to
follow age appropriate specific criteria and therapeutic diets
and menus as ordered by physician.
www.hendijregional.org
Phone: 863-902-3079 or Fax resume to: 863-983-0805
Drug Free Workplace * EOE


EXPERIENCE IN CASE
MANAGEMENT? Family
Empowerment grant position
for Belle Glade area o work in
homes & community. Must
have BA in Social Svcs &
case mgt exp. Bilingual a plus!
Submit resume to
sford@gocpg.org or fax
(561)841-3555 EOE/DFWP
GREAT FIRST JOB!! 18-25
Coed. Must be able to travel.
$500 sign-on! No Experience
Necessary. Will train. Ex-
penses paid. Boys, Boys,
Boys. Call (800)988-0650,
(877)KAY-CREW.
Insurance Inspectors/Report-
ers: Advanced Field Services
seeks individuals to com-
plete insurance inspections
on residential buildings in
Florida. For more information
and to apply visit: www.af-
sweb.com/careers.
International Cultural Ex-
change Representative: Earn
supplemental income placing
and supervising high school
exchange students. Volun-
teer host families also need-
ed. Promote world peace!
(866)GO-AFICE or
www.afice.org.
KENNEL TECH- Pick up
application in person at 2016
N. Main Street, Belle Glade, FL.
Bilingual pref., must be able
to lift 60 Ibs.
MECHANICS: Up to $20,000
bonus. Keep the Army Na-
tional Guard Rolling. Fix
Humvees, Strykers, etc. Ex-
pand your skills through ca-
reer training. Be a Soldier.
1-800-GO-GUARD.com/me-
chanic.
Online Advertising Account
Executive wanted for leading
newspaper advertising firm.
Must have 3+ yrs online
sales experience, knowledge
of metrics and technologies,
be a creative and strategic
thinker, and have excellent
computer and communica-
tion skills. Competitive com-
pensation, excellent benefits.
Send cover letter and resume
with Reference #47 in sub-
ject line to bber-
ry@flpress.com.


SOur top driver made $54,780
in 2006 running our Florida
region. Home weekly and
during the week! 401k! Blue
Cross/Blue Shield! 1 Year
OTR experience required.
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TREE CLIMBER/TRIMMER
SExperienced, Clean driving
record. Bi-Lingual a +.
Excellent pay & vacation.
Job location: Big Cypress
Seminole Indian Reservation.
Call Jessica 863-983-3028



EXPANDING TO HENDRY
COUNTY
Home held agency seeking RN
Case Manager, LPN, HHA &
MSW. Top pay! Great place to
work! (863)491-0002 or
1-888-491-0009
HEALTHCARE
MARKETING REP
Part Time for an established
LTC & Rehab facility
located in Western Palm
Beach County. Candidates
must be highly motivated.
Excellent presentation,
communication &
organizational skills req'd.
Healthcare Marketing
exp. preferred. Base salary
car allowance & bonus
program. Interested
candidates should reply
w/resume via fax:
561-924-5561 or e-mail
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PART-TIME INSTRUCTORS
Palm Beach Community College seeks applicants to
teach the following course for Fall Term 2007 at:
Belle Glade Campus & its off-campus sites

* Nursing
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see the specific job posting on the college's website. Only applicants meeting
requirements will be considered.
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' SERVICE TECHNICIAN/
SATELLITE DISH
INSTALLER
(Big Cypress Reservation)
Installs satellite dishes, receivers and re-
lated equipment and wiring used for re-
ception of DIRECTV programming.
Troubleshoots problems related to im-
proper installation and/or equipment mal-
function. Completes all paperwork used at
time of service call. Services dishes, re-
ceivers and related equipment and wiring
used for the reception of DIRECTV pro-
gramming. High School diploma/GED.
Must be certified dish installer for both
residential and commercial properties.
Must be able to work flexible hours. Able
to lift up to 25 lbs.

Fax resume to 954-967-3477.

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
For Clewiston apartment complex.
Must have knowledge of painting,
sheetrock, carpentry, plumbing,
electrical, HVAC repairs.
Must be bondable.
Send Resumes to:
Greentree East
Post Office Box 10293
Clearwater FL 33757
FAX 727-447-2252
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Hendry County Board of County Commissioners
Position Available
LIBRARIAN ASSISTANT- Assists patrons in locating & obtain-
ing materials. Searches files, reference shelves, & computer-
ized information systems to locate requested information.
Assembles & arranges displays of books & other library ma-
terials. Helps organize & maintain references materials. This
position is a part time position with vacation & sick leave ac-
crual.
Highway Maintenance Technician I- Maintains highways,
municipal and rural roads, and rights-of-ways in safe condi-
tion. Knowledge in use of standard equipment and hand
tools used in field. Must have a clean, valid Florida Commer-
cial Driver's license, Class B or higher with air brake endorse-
ment.
Heavy Equipment Operator I. This is skilled work in the op-
eration of public works equipment. Must have two years ex-
perience in the operation of highway construction and
maintenance equipment similar to that of assignment or any
equivalent combination of training and experience. Must have
a clean, valid Florida Commercial Driver's license, Class B or
higher with air brake endorsement.
Engineer in Training or Professional Engineer- Hendry
County is seeking an entry level engineer with a Bachelors
degree In Civil Engineering or a related degree, to assist the
Hendry County Engineer in the design and planning of road-
ways, hydraulic systems, water and sewage systems, storm
water and drainage facilities, irrigation and water conserva-
tion projects and other engineering projects. The minimum
requirements include a Bachelor's Degree in civil, agricultural,
rural, or related field of engineering; knowledge of CAD and
GIS software. Call 863- 675-5222 for a complete position
announcement. Salary range between $36,920 - $60,000 de-
pending on qualifications.
The positions are full time with medical benefits, retirement,
sick and vacation leave unless state otherwise.
These positions will be open until filled.
Job description & applications can be obtained in the Satellite
Office in Clewiston & the Courthouse Square in LaBelle in the
HR Department.
Vet Pref. EEO. Drug free. Applicants needing assistance in the
application process should contact the Hendry County
Commissioners HR department. (863) 612-4782


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(3) - Facility Maintenance Mechanic
$20.06 per hour

Responsible for the maintenance and repair of the Sugar
Manufacturing Buildings, Exterior Structures, Grounds and re-
lated Fixtures and Utilities through the use of a variety of skills
consisting of Carpentry, Masonry, Plumbing, Concrete and oth-
er related trades.

*Identifies and corrects building and equipment problems by
performing carpentry, electrical, plumbing and painting to
maintain buildings and equipment in safe condition.
*Replaces or updates inoperable or old building materials and
appliance (e.g. window glass, doors, sinks, motors, pumps,
smoke alarms, cabinets, tile, filter systems, etc.) to provide a
safe, comfortable working environment for employees using
various tools and materials (e.g. power saws, ladders, drills,
hammers)
*Plans and schedules corrective action and preventive mainte-
nance to repair or modify defects and maintain operating con-
dition of facilities and equipment using a computer and
appropriate forms; provides job completion notification using
various communication formats, including computer.
*Operates a variety of maintenance equipment including, but
not limited to power hand tools, forklift, snorkel lift, and electri-
cal diagnostic testing instruments.

Skill and Ability Requirements.
* Journeyman level experience in facilities maintenance and
repair, with at least two years experience in an additional build-
ing maintenance field (e.g. electrical, carpentry, plumbing).
* Must have the ability to use parts books and service
manuals

United States Sugar Corporation is one of America's largest di-
versified, privately held agribusiness firms. We are employee
owned and have world class benefits including outstanding
medical, 401K, retirement income and employee stock owner-
ship. The Company is headquartered on the southern shore of
Florida's Lake Okeechobee between Fort Myers and West
Palm.

Email your resume to JJcervera@ussugar.com
FAX 863-902-2889

Stop in the Employment Center on WC Owen Drive
and ask for John




Senior Accountant for a large family owned
group of agricultural businesses in Clewiston.
Will be responsible for overseeing of the
Accounting Dept. including financial reporting,
budgeting, financial analysis, pension, payroll
taxes, bank reconciliations, etc. Must be able
to handle tight deadlines, multiple tasks and
maintain consistently accurate performance.
4 yr. degree in Accounting (CPA preferred)
with at least 5 yrs. exp. Please forward your .
resume & salary requirements to:
lmh(~hilliardbrothers.com or fax 863-983-5116

DIESEL MECHANIC
Large Agriculture & Construction
Dealer is seeking an experienced
Diesel Mechanic w/tools.
Top pay plus benefits.
Call Andy (561)996-3095


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* ACADEMIC INSTRU
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* PROPERTY CLERK
* HR CLERK
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Moore Haven,
Phone 868-9
Fax 863-94
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programs. Some
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referees, etc. Must I
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MEDICAL ASSISTANT
Needed at Florida Community
Health Centers. Bilingual
preferred. Competitive salary
and excellent benefits. Apply
at 315 South W.C..0Owen Ave.,
Clewiston, FL, or fax resume
to (863)983-9604.
EOE/DFWP
HHA/CNA
5-7 days per week, PT/FT
Immediate work. Please call
(877)408-9173

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Immediate need. Visits for
private home care agency.
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FL COMMUNITY
HEALTH CENTERS
IN PAHOKEE, FL
Has the following
positions available:
LPN - Team Leader
2 yrs supervisory exp.
needed and current FL
LPN lic.
Front Office
Computer and medical
records exp. needed.
Bilingual pref'd. Competi-
tive salary and excellent
benefits.
Apply at: FCHC, 170S
Barfield Hwy, Ste 103,
Pahokee, FL, or fax resume
to (561)844-1013,
hrofchcinc.oro.
EOE/DFWP

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Social Services/Act. Asst.
CNA's 8 Hour Shifts
RNs LPNs 12 Hour Shifts
Maintenance Man
FULL TIME BENEFITS
Travel Compensation
A Great Place to Work
GLADES HEALTH
CARE CENTER
Pahokee, Florida
Call 561-924-5561
Fax Resume to:
561-924-9466

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The GEO Group, Inc.
M.I.S. ASSISTANT
Must possess a BS
Degree and have 1 year
experience

The GEO Group a world-
wide leader in privatized
Corrections, offers a
challenging & exciting
opportunity.
WE OFFER:
Top Pay, Medical, Dental,
Vision, Short-term Disability,
401K, Paid Vacation &
Holidays
THE GEO GROUP, INC.
South Bay
Correctional Facility
600 US Highway 27, South
South Bay, Florida 33493
Email:
vharrell@
theoeooroupinc.com
Phone: 561-992-9505
Fax: 561-829-1902
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CustomBuilt Aufthenic Log Homeon almost 5 acres.!
3 or 4 BD, 2BA,cathederadlwod ceilingSpanishT 'ie
throu t, wrap around porches; new securty system,
planted palms, pond & much, much more.


CLEWISTON
*3/2.5 Ridgewood Subdivison, 4 car
garage, large pool, & more. $439,000
*4/3 Custom Home over 3200 sq.ft.
$399,000
*4/2.5 CBS w/brick, Irg lot $249,900
*3/2 CBS, New Constr. Harlem Academy,
two to choose from only $169,500
*2/1 Home on Sagamore Ave. $130,000
*3/3 MH w/Lrg'Screened Porch.
Seminole Manor. $120K Make Offer
MOORE HAVEN / LAKEPORT
*3/2 '05 CBS Home SHIP Eligible$159,000
*2/2 Palm Harbor, 55 + Community,
upgrades & extras galore! $142,500
*Like New 2/2 MH w/lrg sunroom.
MH Yacht Club. Reduced to $118.5K
S2/1 MH-Lakeport with direct Lake
"0" Access. Reduced to $109,000
Owner Motivated
*3/2 MH, fireplace, completely fenced.
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Rancho Palmas
Immaculate Retreat off Hwy 27 with
Palm Tree Nursery, Stables and guest
house, Call for Details


PIONEER / LADECA / FLAGHOLE
*3 or 4 BD, 2 BA, Custom Log Home
on +/- 5 acres. Spanish tile, planted
palms and more. Call for details
ACREAGE, LAND & LOTS
S3/2 MH on 5 acres ready for nursery
or livestock. $220,000
SBuildable lot on Del Monte Ave.
$149,900
* .33 ac lot in Port LaBelle Reduced to
$59,000
*2 lots, Horseshoe Acres Only $59,000
-A Rare Find in Lakeport Community!
10 acs. Oak filled lots. $55K per
ac. Owner Will Divide
*Highlands Co. 10, 28, & 80 AC
parcels starting at $23,500 per ac.
*.22 ac MH lot in Clewiston $20,900
*Buildable lot located in Harlem. $15,000
SMobile Home lot in Harlem $10,000
MONTURA
*1.88 AC with MH for only $105,000
*1.25Lots available. Starting at
$30,000
*3/2 MH on Bald Cypress on 1.25 AC


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1) MAoore Haven: 14,ry CB
Nice and Clean 4/1.5 on
Tenth St, $129K, call 0)
Ashley Pen
S 2)Arerage! New home $29'
WalkerCuan B. 2007 3/2, 1 car garage, )11)
Walker,CRB circular driveway on Del
Estate Broker paved road in Montura Mai
863-677-1010 Only $249K onl
3)4/2 Absolutely the W
best value for your $$ T)2
Nortliside $199,900 3/2,
4) 2.5 acres Pioneer week- and
4 't end get away. Reduced MjU
to $188.9K Call Enrique 2)1
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SamJ. out. $35.9 ,,,
Walker ou. $3)
863-677-1013 6) Tree Farin Lakeort 25 est
acres Free CIS I lome 16x
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Fixer tipper located on 2) F
2.5 acres in Flaghole. Ci
Very Secluded. $200K I1ar
$14
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8)lbuutra Ale. New in
everyday, hardwood 3) i
floors $109,900.00 Call aic
Enrique $28
Ashley P.
Wood, GRI
863-228-1132


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fect in every way 3c
9K
3/1 CBS tile, shed.
la Tobias Well
ntained. large yard
y $119.9K
waterfront Homes
Cloosahatdwe lRiver
, boat lift & clock.
einentiminacuilate
d pristine for $540K
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ass Capitol, Condo
dly lived in Canal
it 145,000
Mobile Homes
Mid-Statie die low-
$$ 1992 MI, 1/3
e, nice fenced yard.
:220-carport shed,
duced froim $74.9K
Fabulous 55+
nitmnitiy in Moore
ven. Many ameni-
Surnished only
lSK Call Ashley


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1.25 acres, lots Oak
Tree next to Canal
only $100K
5)Ladecal 5 ac. zoned
A-2, prop. incl. 1990
2/1 M11I secured - ask-
ing $135K Call Sam
6) Sportsman Village!

community $24.9K
Call Ashley
7)lltge 4/2 DWMHII
in Moore Haven, tons
of lur . I" DBL Lot
onl, 1 I-. Call
Ashley
8) Mini Ranch on 10(
+/- Acres in Palm
I harbor Al Don
Farming Road Owner
Finance$489K
9)3/2 Like New MII
on Man Made Lake
.*-l-inc $114.7K Call


little TLC- 1 miles
fiom Lake "0" and on
man made lake.
$110K Call Sam
Vacant Land
1)2 Ac. Cleared ol
Davidson Rd. $140K
MLS# 200693222
2) MVonttra Lots start-
ing at $23,500 Call
Enrique
3) Buy 5 or 20ac .5ac
parcels in Ladeca, ask-
ing $95K each Call
Sam
4) CR833 2.5 acres
possible commercial
$89K
5) Great Deals in
Montura! Call Sam
6)10 ac in Ladeca with
pond $239.9K, call
Sam
7)Port LaBelle Lots
starting at $26.OK call
Sarn


Ladeca-liomeonI1100)Great Weekend 8)Lorida & Sebring i0
with pond, only Retreat- Corner lot Acre tracts. Only 2 left
89.9K, Call Sam Melissai Rd. Needs a iiCome to Office for
your plot.


For Rent Call Luan
1)New Condos 2/11/2
$900 per month lyr.
lease.
2)836 Thatcher Blvd.
$1, ecurNty
$l l.(Tectirity


3)Setiiee Si/f ~.-


3)Sca(r Self 4 ... ' -
units available. Call
for more information.
Commerical
1) hitstnmen Oppoaunity
3 Duplexes on
Trinidad Ave only
$385K


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Rental Income
North side Good condition 4/2
frame home $140K 5 apartment
efficiencies most are currently
rented $160K Both properties
are together and can be pur-
chased as a packaged deal @
$285K Call Luan


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The GEO Group, Inc.
A worldwide leader in privatized corrections

BENEFITS INCLUDE:
HEALTH, DENTAL, VISION, LIFE, DEPENDENT
LIFE INSURANCE & 401 K RETIREMENT


NOW HIRING
For Facility Expansion
Correctional Officers
Sergeants
Lieutenants
Assistant Business Manager
Dentist
RNs

MOORE 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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Provider has Immediate Openings at the NEW
Glades County Jail. We are currently seeking
Per Diem Positions for the following:
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Money Lenders 310
Tax Preparation 315






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Child Care Needed 410
Child Care Offered415
Instruction 420
Services Offered425
Insurance 430
Medical Services435







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Show .Off Our New Lifetime
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see if your home qualifies.
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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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Merchandise



Air Conditioners 505
Antiques 510
Appliances 515
Appliance Parts 520
Beauty Supplies 525
Bicycles 530
Books & Magazines535
Building Materials540
Business Equipment 545
Carpets/Rugs 550
Children's Items 555
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 g Reducing
Equipment 620
Heating Equipment/
Supplies 625
Household Items 630
Jewelry 635
Lamps/Lights 640
Luggage 645
Medical Items 650
Miscellaneous 655
Musical Instruments 660
Office Supplies/
Equipment 665
Pets/Supplies/
Services 670
Photography 675
Plumbing Supplies 680
Pools 9 Supplies 685
Restaurant
Equipment 690
Satellite 695
Sewing Machines 700
Sporting Goods 705
Stereo Equipment 710
Television/Radio 715
Tickets 720
Tools 725
Tos & Games 730
VCRs 735
Wanted to Buy 740





AIR COND- 3 ton pkg AC with
heat, can install, $400
(863)675-8937
AIR CONDITIONER- Central
package unit, 3 ton York, 07
model, never installed,
$1650 (561)447-2122

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Serving the communities south of Lake Okeechobee


AIR CONDITIONER UNIT-
3 1/2 ton Payne, brand new,
unit for house. $1000 or best
offer. (863)228-5038


SETTEE W/2 SIDE CHAIRS-
$1000, call for more info
(863)946-0307


DISHWASHER, Kenmore:
Works well. $50
(863)946-3822.
FREEZER- Frigidaire 5 cu. ft.
chest freezer, like new. $100
or best offer. (863)673-6884
KELVINATOR STOVE- Self
cleaning oven, like new.
$100 (863)763-1079
REFRIGERATOR, $25.
(863)517-1935 LaBelle /
REFRIGERATOR, Kenmore,
side by side, 22 cu. ft., ice
maker, works well.'$195
(863)946-3822
REFRIGERATOR, washer &
dryer, microwave, 2 desks &
couch, $600 for all or will
sell sep (863)983-7575 ,
REFRIGERATOR- Whirlpool,
18 cu ft, ice maker, runs
good, good condition. $150'
(863)484-0267
REFRIGERATOR, Whirlpool,
Side By Side, 22 cu ft. Ice
maker needs repair. $150.
(863)983-4940
REFRIGERATOR- White, used
in' good condition. $60
(863)673-0066
STOVE, Electric, self cleaning
oven, excellent condition.
$150 (863)357-2211
WASHERS & DRYERS
: STACK UNITS
$95 & up, Up to 1 yr warranty
REFRIGERATORS & STOVES
(239)694-0778



MICROWAVE, Large, 1000
Watts, sensor touch. $20
(863)357-2211


MOUNTAIN BIKE- Mongoose,
Good condition. $50.
(863)467-4518

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BICYCLE- 2 Huffy 26" mens
Mt bikes. $80 for both or will
sell separate (561)254-7458
Clewiston.
BIKES- 26"', 1- w/gears 1-
w/out. 1-Boys, 1-Girls. $75.
for both or will separate.
(863)697-9704



All Steel Buildings. National
Manufacturer. 40x60 to
100x250 Factory direct to
contractor or customer.
(800)658-2885 www.rigid-
building.com.



ELECTRIC f-POLE- 200 amps,
paid $1200, asking $625. Al-
va/Lehigh area. Call Wendell
@ (239)810-3312.
METAL ROOFING. SAVE $$$
buy direct from manufactur-
er. 20 colors in stock with all
accessories. Quick turn
around. Delivery Available..
(352498-0778 Toll free
(888)393-0335 code 24.
www.GulfCoastSupply.com.
PLYWOOD (50 sheets): $300
for all. Call (561)762-4620
Jupiter area.
SCREENED PATIO TUBING
(5)- Some black, some
white. Metal tubing. Good
cond. $30 (863)634-7765


CONVERTIBLE CRIB- With
mattress. Graco Bounce, High
Chair Good cond. $185. Will
sep. 863-673-2726
CRIB, no - mattress. $100
(863)673-5704
WICKER , BABY BASSINET-
Good condition. Natural col-
or(not painted). $60 or best
offer. (863)763-0323
WOOD CRIB- Excellent condi-
tion, with mattress. $130 will
separate. (863)675-4701
Labelle


BOYS CLOTHING- Like new,
25 Collar shirts, Name
brand, Size 14-16. $50.
(863)357-0391

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GIRLS CLOTHING- 45 shirts,
Name brand, Size 10-12.
$80. (863)357-0391


BASEBALL CARD COLLEC-
TION- 4000 + assorted
cards, 1970-today. $500
(863)228-5149
ELVIS COLLECTION: Many
items, Rare items, items from
Graceland, memorabilia. $500
neg. (863)467-0627

SHIP COLLECTION, Wooden:
$75 for all. (863)228-7230



DELL P4 - Complete. Window
XR Etc. , $200 neg.
(863)517-2782 Tony
DESKTOP COMPUTER- Excel-
lent condition $75.00 Call
(863)763-8391.
HP COMPUTER- With acces-
sories, like new. $100
S(863)227-6074
LAPTOP- Dell, Windows XPR
many programs, Good
shape, loaded, $350
(863)674-0212
LAPTOP- needs hard drive,
New Dell and all accesso-
ries. Wireless Internet & dial
up $150 (863)447-5189
MONITOR- 19" Gateway,
beige, good picture, $30
(863)697-2033



BAR- 1950's custom made
bamboo/rattan. 5-1/2 ft long,
2 drawers, $600 or best of-
fer (863)763-0829'
BED- Craftmatic adjustable,
Twin, Cost $2200. new.
Asking $700.
(863)763-7161.
BEDROOM SET- 5 pc, exc
cond, 2 . nightstands, 1
dresser w/mirror & 1 ar-
moire. $350 (850)758-7103
BOOK SHELVES- .3, Beige,
Formica, 30x72, adjustable
shelving. Good condo. $75.
(863)674-0950 Will sep.
BUNK BED, with matching
desk - & chair. $250
(561)449-6543

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CHAIR, Leather, Burgundy, .6
mob. old, Very soft, over-
sized. Exc. cond., paid $600,
asking $350 (863)763-0583
COFFEE & END TABLE, Cherry
wood & glass top, like new.
$175 (863)675-2804
COMPUTER DESK & ENTER
CENTER- asking $150 for
both or will sep
(863)467-5756
COMPUTER DESK- Entertain-
ment center, black, good
condition. $100 or best offer.
(863)227-6074

COUCH & CHAIR- very old,
French Provincial $500
(863)634-9614

COUCH- Light tan/beige tapes-
try w/a recliner on each end.
$350 (863)467-8942 Iv msg
CRAFTMATIC BED, adjustable,
massage & heat, full size,
like new, pd $6500, sell
$800. (863)517-1569
DRESSERS (2)- 1 white, 1
brown, asking $40 for both
or will, sell separate
(863)467-5756
LIFT CHAIR- Good working
condition, brown vinyl. $200
or best offer (863)467-4253

ROCKING CHAIR- Slider Glid-
er. Wooden with cushions.
Asking $50 or best offer
(863)697-2168
SECTIONAL COUCH- 7', Cush-
ions in good Condition.
White. $500. or best offer.
* (863)674-0950
SECTIONAL SOFA- 3pc, great
shape, 7 feet long, $175
(863)697-8507
SOFA, 2 END TABLE COFFEE
TABLE,& TABLE 4 CHAIRS,
& BAR, small table w/4
chairs $750 (863)467-8745
SOFA SLEEPER- floral pattern,
excellent condition, $200
(561)358-0131
TABLE & 4 CHAIRS- Good
condition. $25. or best offer.
(863)610-1823

WALL UNIT, 5pc., glass with
lights, formica, almqnd col-
or, pd $6,000, asking $800.'
(863)517-1569

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EZ-GO GOLF CART '93- New
batts, volt gauge, head/tail
lights, good tires, runs great.
$859 (863)697-0136


HAND GUN, Black chrome
custom Springfield Armory
Model 1911-A1, 45 cal,
$795 (863)467-1958



BOWFLEX EXTREME- You
pick it up. $700 or best offer.
(772)538-0328 Okeechobee


COCKTAIL RING, Square, 2
carat diamond, white gold,
warranty, paid $2200, asking
$1000. (863)467-8161
RING- Mans, 10 kt gold pinky
ring w/small diamonds, exc
cond $200 or best offer
(863)763-2458



PATIO CHAIRS- (4) white,
Clean. $6. for all. Ciil
863)357-0344 or
863-610-0754.


ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR-
Quickie, Like new. Pd over
$5000. asking $750. or best
offer. (863)634-0164
POWER CHAIR: Pride Jazzy
#1113 w/joystick. Exc cond.
Small turn radius. New $5800,
Now $1000. (863)763-6907


ADULT MOVIES (150+), VHS,
'Adult, XXX; $575. or best of-
fer. (561)633-1371
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. '
GRAPHING CALCULATORS-
used in most HS math class-
es, 8- Sharp, & TI's, $50 or
sep (863)612-9233 LaBelle

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from home. Medical, busi-
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DIVORCE$275-$350*COVERS
children, etc. Only one sig-
nature required! *Excludei
govt. fees! Call weekday,
(800)462-2000, , ext.600.
(8am-6pm) Alta Divorce,
LLC. Established 1977.
MRE's- 2 Cases, $100. Will
separate.. (863)763-7161
SUNQUEST 2000S 10 BULB .
Tanning Canopy. $150. or best
� offer. 863-634-5888

WANTED 10 HOMES needing
siding Windows or sun-
rooms. Save hundreds of
dollars. All credit accepted.
Payments $49/ Month. Call
Now!! (888)260-6491



ALTO SAXOPHONE- Good
condition in case, must sell.
$600 (863)763-3982 call
before noon.
CLARINET: Wooden, Late
1930's Buffet Crampon. Ar-
ttculated G sharp, All org. w/
case. $1000 863-634-4030
FLUTE, like new, $250
(863)675-2804
GUITAR CABINET: Custom
Built 77"Tx42"W, 2 solid
doors & shelf, Reduced to
$299.'neg. (561)633-1371
GUITARS (2), Custom made,
$1000 for both, will separ-
ate, - or best offer.
(863)357-0406
METRONOME- solid mahoga-
ny, Made in Germany, $75
(863)612-9233 LaBelle
ORGAN, $100 (863)517-1935
LaBelle



COMPUTER TABLE- On
wheels, Good shape. $20.
(863)467-4518
COPY MACHINE- Commercial,
black & white, Minolta
SP2050, many features,
$1250 (239)810-3312

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Phone: 863-946-3900
498 US Hwy. 27. Moore Haven
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Lakeport Road. $191,375
Needs Some Work ' acre water front lot &
HorIme 39 Linda Road $129,01)1
Don't Miqs Out This 2BR/2BA MH on 1.42
c, - ', 411 - ,.j I ,I . I'. r .' i $140,000
MOORE HAVEN
Location Location Location 15 Acres, which
5 Acres is zoned Ihadustrial, Has 2 Sinsoe family Homes
& 1 SWMH on itWdlking distance to Schools &
Shopping. 1 Mile from US 27 & the Caloosahatchee
River. 805 SW Simnons StrectS1 .5X).(X) O
Water Water Well kepted 2BR/2BA Mobile
lHomene with Water Access. This Home has
Vaulted Ceilings, Den/Office. Many Extras. just
too many to List. 901i Riverside Drive, Listed,at a
GREAT Price of Only $199,500
Water Front Property Gorgeous 3BR/2BA
Mobile Home Partially Furnished in an over 55
Community. Too many Extras to list. 873 Yacht
Club Way Only $242,900


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/D 3BR/2BA $1,200/M-iNTHLY
" HOME OVER 55 COiMMUNI'TS BsRAND
2BA $1,20' MbN'nLeY
Great Income Producing Proe New On
the Market. This Duplex is Located on 698
Railroad Avenue & 10th Street. Tenants are
inplace, now all you have to do is collect the rent.
Priced to sell at $160,)000
Cute as a Button This 3 BR/21A MH, Island
kitchen w/many extra 660) ' '
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Home On The Water 2235 Riverside Dr.,
Beautiul 2B1/1 BA w' / a private dock & beautiful
porh, overlooking the Caloosahatchee, $285K
Thi, H,,,rc H-, , I I I li . I. , Iprgeous
S , I,, .hI perfect
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- i,, ,m m .-l,-.i -.J,, 1[34,900 ' -
Moore Haven Yacht Club Homes and
Vacant Land available, very quiet com- -
misnity, Call for details.
Moore Haven River Gardens Lots Start @ S38,000
PIONEER
Eelent Op 235 Acres in Pioneer Phanion.
Cleared and'eily to build OIL *BONUS* Sdeller is ain
additional25Acres firsaleatthe same priethatadjoinsBthis
propeny 1-50 Pioneer 12di Snee $55,000


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4BR, 2BA New Home. Reduced,
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4BR, 3BA 2-car garage, pool 3BR, 2BA w/ extras on , lake
$375,000 $120K
3/4BR 2 1/2BA on lake $428,000 3BR, 2BA $WMH Montura 1.25
4BR, 2BA nSQLDde $290,000 acres furnished $98,000
2 or 3BR, 1 1/2BA Huge rear SWMH on 4 Lots (4.56 acre) in
yard $239,000 or rent for Woodland S/D $275,000
$1,200 p.m. ' 3BR, 2BA MH Harlem $80,000
3BR, 2BA Brick, fenced back. VACANT LAND


Montura Reduced 1099. yard $240,000 * MH Lot in Sherwood $24,900
3BR, 2BA with pool $289,000 2BR, 1BA Corkscrew Blvd. 1.37 Montura 1.25 acre lots avail. Call
2BR, 2BA Really Cute $125K acre $175,000 for Listings.
3BR, 2BA with den $299,000 3BR, 2BA w/ mother-in-law Flaghole 2.41 ac $110,000
3BR, 2BA above ground pool quarters (1BR, 1BA kitchen) Woodlands S/D 2 lots reducedto
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2BR, 1BA with fireplace,$140K 'MOBILE HOMES Pioneer 7 lots $56,500
4BR, 3BAw/ pool Reduced to $246K 4BR, 2BA, DWMH $134,900 Pioneer 11 lots together $45K each
4BR, 2BA Reduced to $299K Pioneer SWMH on 2.5 acres Mobile Home Lot $19,500
4BR, 2BA Reduced to $299K $135,000 4.70 acres Pioneer $109,900
3BR, 2BA 2 acres Flaghole Pioneer 4BR, 3BA DWMH 10 .c o neer$10,
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3BR, 2BA pool. Ridgeview #1 3BR. 2BA Tower Lakes Cabinet Shop 4800 sq ft. & Apt.
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4BR, 2BA Fully Furnished 3BR, 2BA DWMH Sherwood FOR RENT
North-side $359,000 $79,000 2/2.5, Towrihomes near marina
4BR, 2BA with pool Ridgeview 3BR, 2BA DWMH screened $1,500 per month includes
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AMERICAN BULL DOG- 8mo
old, Female, $100. or best
offer. (863)467-4566 Ask
Daniel.

' BIRD CAGE, with playground,
< used, good condition, $100.
(863)673-0066

CHIHUAHUA: 1 year old fe-
male. $150. (863)983-1970

SCHIHUAHUA PUPS- Champ
bloodline, CKC reg, $450
(863)674-4771

DOG KENNEL- Chain link, Like
new, 10x20x6. $250.
(863)763-0356

LOVEBIRDS- $30
' (863)697-8731

MALTESE PUPPIES, AKC, Fe-
male & .Male, Shots &
Wormed. Parents on premis-
es. $500. (863)983-1970

MIN SCHNAUZER PUPPY- 4
mo old, AKC & CKC regis.,
all shots & tags, incl kennel.
$500 (863)441-2085

PARAKEETS, $10
(863)697-8731

PITBULL- Red nose pitbull,
has microchip. $200
(863)634-2479

POODLE, White, 2 yr. old,
Male w/papers. All shots.
$450. (863)697-0465

4.PUG- male, 3 yrs old, papers,
asking , $200 firm
(863)634-0790

'SHIH TZU- male, 12 wks old,
-. black w/white markings, all
shots & -wormed, $500
(863)228-7230 Must See!!

Stamp Out ITCHAMACALLITS!
Shampoo with Happy JackT"
Paracide II & ItchNOMore'".
Apply Skin Balm ". At farm
& feed. stores. www.happy-
jackinc.com.

YORKIE, female, AKC, $800.
(863)467-4337.




- FILTER, Haywood,. 3/4 motor
& Perflex ' filter. $80
(863)467-4994




RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
Stainless Steel Tables,
Triple Sinks, 6 & 8 Burner
Stoves, 3 Door Freezer,
� Walk in Cooler w/Freezer,
2 Door Cooler, Meat Display
,' Case, Icemaker, Meat Slicer
& more. (305)322-2056
Clewiston area



TABLE- For 'boat or motor
home, rectangular, re-
movable, two legs, like new.
$30 (863)697-2033




MASSIVE AUDIO: 6000 watt
amp, barely used, $450 or
best offer (863)634-6476

MEMPHIS 210- Box, and flip
out TV/Radio, & amp, $500
(863)634-7157

SUB WOOFERS (2), 12" & JBL
600 watt amp. $500 or best
offer. (863)467-7216

SUBWOOFER, 15" Eclipse Ti-
tanium in box with 6,00 watt
Alpine amp. $550. Neg.
(863)697-8676 Lv msg

SUBWOOFERS- 112 Mem-
. phis, M3 Series, 800 watts
rms. $125.2(863)763-8797

SUBWOOFERS- 2, MMATS
�; Pearl Audio,'215, Brand
new. Still in box $350.
(863)763-8797



MAGNAVOX TV- 36", color,
like new, used a few times,
$300 (863)697-8507

TOSHIBA- 31" w/stand, Great
Condition. Asking $150.
(863)357-6315 or
S697-8831.0kee.area

TV, 27", $50 (863)357-0406



ASSORTED MILWAUKEE, DE-
WALT & HILPI POWER
: TOOLS, $2,000 will sell sep.
neg. (863)467-1958

DRILL MACHINE, 1" floor
stand, $150 (863)467-4994

PAINT SPRAYER- Magnum by
Graco XR7, Airless, Like
new, used 1 time. Power
piston $475. (863)697-9704

PORTABLE AIR COMPRES-
SORS (2) 1- 3hp vertical
tank, 1- 2hp 20 gal tank,
$370 or sep (561)676-0427


TORCH- hoses & regulators,
owner tanks. $325 or best
offer (863)763-4643



REMOTE CONTROL TRUCK T-
MAX- 1 complete, extra
parts, $650 (863)634-0018



Wanted- Corn/Potato Roaster,
used, in good condition.
239)495-7513 Bonita
Springs


Agriculture



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




HAY FOR SALE
1100 lb. large Alfalfa bales'
$210.
50 Ib Alfalfa mix bales, $11.
Fresh Canadian Hay
- 'Delivery Available
1863)528-6758




MOWER- DR Whisper Lite
cordless electric mower.
New battery, $150.
(863)467-2482

PICNIC TABLE/GLIDER- Cano-
py & cushions. Brand new.
$700. or best offer.
(863)610-1823

RIDING LAWNMOWERS (2)-
42", 12 1/2 hp & 14 1/2hp,
both need work or for parts.
$75 both (863)467-8856

RIDING MOWER- Simplicity,
38", 14HR . Hydro trans.
Elect. PTO. Runs & works
great. $325. (863)532-0188

WEEDEATER- Stihl 260. $150
or best offer. (863)634-3978



Okeechobee Livestock
Market Sales
Every Monday-12pm & every
Tuesday-11am. 763-3127
S e d / la t / 08
Flowers


PYGMY DATE PALM- 8 ft tall,
7 , trunks, $200
(863)447-3608







Apartments, ,. 05
business Places '910
Commercial
Property 915
Condos/
Townhouses - Rent920
Farm Property -
Rent 925
House - Rent 930
Land - Rent 935
Resort Property -
Rent 945
Roommate 950
Rooms to Rent 955
Storage Space -
Rent 960




$215/Mo! 4BR/2BA HUD
Home! (%5 down 20 years
@ 8% apr) More Homes
Available from $199/Mo! For
listings call (800)366-9783
Ext 5669. (

EFFICIENCY, Moorehaven,
Incl. W/D, until's & appls, 2 per-
son max. Can be used for of-
fice. $1050 mo 863-946-3333

MOORE HAVEN- furn. w/util.,
efficiency $150/wk, Ibr apt
$200/wk. (863)946-3636' or
(863)509-0096

NOW RENTING
Collingswood Apartments

Units Available
with rental assistance.

OFFICE HOURS:
Mon. & Thurs. - Bam-4pm
863-675-7650

Equal Housing Oppor-
tunity






1-4 Bedroom Homes from
$10,0001 Bank Foreclosures,
HUDs Repos and More! As
low as $199/Mo! 5% down
20 years @ 8% apr. For
Listings (800)366-9783 Ext
5853.

3BR/2BA Foreclosure!
$1T9,000! Only $199/Mo! 5%
down 20 years @ 8% apr.
Buy, 5/BR $302/Mo! For list-
ings (800)366-9783 Ext
5798.

CLEWISTON
2br/lba, $700. Security
deposit req. No pets.
561-996-3744

LABELLE- 3br, 2 acres, pets
allowed, $950/mo, + sec.
(863)675-6652 or
239)297-5864

MOORE HAVEN: 3 Bdrm., 2
Ba., $900 mo., 1st., last &
sec. dep. Call 863-227-0020
or 863-983-9480

RIVER HOME: 2 Bdrm., 2 Bath
w/Florida room & 2 car gar-
age. Large yard.
(727)599-3007


W
U..c Sac


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(3) 1100 sq. ft.
Office Spaces
Available Dec. 2007
(2 blocks from
Glades General







KINGS BAY 1 br w/private
bath. Full house privileges.
$125/wk. 863-467-6798
MOORE HAVEN- Furn. rm,
A/C, Dish Satellite, Movie
channels, Util incl $125. wk.
$125. Sec dep (863)946-0355
OKEE., 1 room with private
restroom. Drug Free. Back-
g'round check. $350. mo.
(863)261-2246



FREE ROOM, In large house,
with some light conditions.
Se habla Espafol.
(786)499-9701




MOORE HAVEN- New '07,
55+ Comm., D/W, 2br/2ba
on, river. Bring boat/yacht!
Beautifully landscaped. Wa-
ter & Electric at. dock.
$1200. mo: (786)290-1542


Real Estate

U1 -1 --

Business Places -
Sale 1005
Commercial
Property - Sale 1010
Condos/
Townhouses - Sale 1015
Farms - Sale 1020
Houses - Sale 1025
Hunting Property 1030
Investment
Property - Sale 1035
Land - Sale 1040
Lots - Sale 1045
Open House 1050
Out of State -
Property - Sale 1055
Property Inspection1060
Real Estate Wanted 1065
Resort Property -
Sale 1070
Warehouse Space 1075
Waterfront Property 1080




0% Down When you own land.
Modular, Mobile, & Stilt
Homes. Come visit our Plant
City Model center with over
20 model, homes to view.
(800)622-2832
1-4 Bedroom Homes from
$10,0001 Bank Foreclosures,
HUDs Repos and More! As
low as $199/Mol 5% down
20 years @ 8% apr. For
Listings (800)366-9783 Ext
5760. �
BELLE GLADE: 1785 sq. ft., 6
Bdrm., 3 Ba;, 1 Car Garage.
Corner of S.W. 10th St. &
S.W. Ave. C. $200,000.
Realty International, Sandy
Weiser (561)329-1408'
BELLE GLADE, 2BR, 2BA CBS
home for sale. 700 SE Ave F.
New roof in '06. Home needs
only minor work. Owner moti-
vated to sell! Serious inquiries
only. Asking $169,000. Call
(561)261-3924






HARLEM 3/2
~ Brand New -
Harlem Academy Drive
Appliances, New carpet,
C/Air, 1 Car Garage,
Landscaped. $164,500.
* Low Down payment
Call Owner: 863-673-5071
or 561-996-8010
HOME FOR SALE- 3/2/2,
Screened in back porch,
shed, brick fire pit in back-
yard, home built in 2000.
$260,000 (561)261-2554
Belle Glade.
LaBelle: MOVE IN TODAY!
3/3 Down Town, Near Court-
house. Large rooms. Top
Area $194,500. or Annual
Lease $1800 mo. Owner.
'.863-675-1107
LEHIGH,1900 sq ft.'83 4BR,
2BA, + Den $148K. or Rent.
ACREAGE, 5 acres, Zoned AG.
$140K (239)368-7164



So/ Central Florida. Lake Lots
Reduced $100,000 Owner
says "SELL"! 1 to 3 acre
lakefront and lake access
properties in a gated com-
munity with city water and
sewer, paved roads and un-
derground .utilities. Priced
from $99,900 w/ excellent fi-
nancing available. Call
(866)352-2249 ext 2051.


1ST TIME OFFERED Colorado
Mountain Ranch. 35 ACRES
- $39,900. Priced for Quick
Sale. Overlooking a. majestic
lake, beautifully treed, 360
degree mountain views, ad-
jacent to national forest. EZ
Terms. (866)353-4807.


* A Is
* I I I I S


ARIZONA LAND LIQUIDATION!
Near Tucson, Football Field
Sized Lots. $0 Down/$0 In-
terest, $159/Month ($18,995
total). FREE INFORMATION.
Money Back Guarantee!
(800)682-6103 Op#10.
BEAUTIFUL N. CAROLINA.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTIES
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(800)841-5868.
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(800)898-4409, x 1333. '
LIMITED TIME OFFER 100%
FINANCING- Gated Lakefront
Community of the NC Blue
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Now (800)709-LAKE.
Move to the Smoky Mountains
3/4-3 acre tracts starting at
$79,900. 15 min from Pi-
geon Forge Gatlinburg. Low,
taxes Low crime. Majestic
Mountain Views
(888)215-5611. x101
Www.mountainhightn.com.
NC: Best buy in mountains!
Two acres with spectacular
view, paved road, gated,
housesite in, owner financ-
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$13,000 down. Call owner!
(800)810-1590. www.wild-
catknob.com:
NORRIS LAKEFRONT, LAFOL-
.LETTE, TENNESSEE, New
Gated Development, Fantas-
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Utilities, Boat Launch, Near
Golf Course, One Hour North
of Knoxville, www.hidden-
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(800)362-4225.
So. Colorado Ranch Sale 35
Acres- $39,900' Spectacular
'Rocky Mountain Views Year
round access, elec/ tele in-
cluded. Come for the week-
end, stay for a lifetime.
Excellent financing available
w/ low down payment. Call
Red Creek Land Co. today!
(866)696-5263 x 2682.
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS Log
cabin'shell on 2 private acres
near very wide trout stream
in the Galax area and New
River State Park, $139,500
owner (866)789-8535.




MOBILE HOME W/LAND-
Resident from North wants
mobile home w/its own
land. (410)272-1737


Mobile Homes



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




MOORE HAVEN, 2br, 1.5ba.
New interior. Central NC:
$695. mo. or lease option.
(863)946-3376
MOORE HAVEN- (For Sale or
Rent) Remodeled 3BR, 2BA
on 1 acre, fenced, $850/mo.
4BR, 2BA w/FR & LR, on 1/2
acre, $950/mo, (For Rent
Only) 1BR, 1BA $475/mo.
2BR, 2BA, 14x60, $600/mo.,
2BR 1BA, $550/mo,
863)509-0096 or
863946-3636
NEW 2 BR / 2 BA Double wide
in the Moore Haven Yacht
Club 55 and older coqmmu-
nity. Very secure w/ use of
swimming pool and club
house. $650 mo. Call Lo-
raine (863)946-2790.
NEW 2 BR / 2 BA Double wide
in the Moore Haven Yacht
Club. Pool, Club House, Riv-
er Access. Maintenance in-
cluded. 55 and older
community. $725 monthly.
Call Loraine (863)946-2790.



BANK REPO'S
MOVE TO YOUR LAND
Mobile Home Angels
561-385-4694
MONTURA, Super Clean, Late
model DW, 1 1/4 acre corner
lot on paved rd. New apple ,
Titled fir., Priced to sell,
won't last long. $99,500.
Owner 863-673-5071
NEW 3 BR, 2 BA Mobile Home
in the low $30's. Lowest
prices In 5 years. Take-ad-
vantage. Low Down Pay-
ment, Low Monthly
Payments. Call Kenny @
(863)673-4325


ORTONA- 3br/2ba Manufac-
tured home with extra Ig. '
master Bd, garden tub, chain
link.fenced 80 x 100 lot,
10 X.12 shed, screened Lanai,
carport, concrete dr.,
city sewer & water, 1V/ lots
from river. $145,000 neg.
239-438-5287
SUNSHINE LAKE ESTATES;
'05 Mobile Home w/Land: 4
Br, 2 Ba. w/2 sheds & Lake.
$128,000. (863)228-3921


Recreation



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




AIR BOAT - Alum, 11ft, w/150
GPU, dual mags, $4500
AIR BOAT- 13ft deep alum
hull, 0540 " angle valve
$9500 neg (863)634-5959
BOAT TRAILER, Rocket, for
17' to 22' boat. $150
(863)357-1784 or 634-2454
BOAT TRAILER, Rocket, for
17' to 22' boat. $200
(863)357-1784 or 634-2454
G3 BASS BOAT '06, 17ft.,
camoflauge, 70hp Yamaha,
trolling motor, center con-
sole, has brake-in oil. $7800
or best offer. (863)467-6960
JON BOAT, 12ft., aluminum,
9.9hp motor & 8hp motor.
$300 or best offer.
(863)634-3978
SPORTSCRAFT- Tri hull- walk
thru windshield, 60hp Mari-
ner outboard, ' galv trailer,
$650. (863)467-8038



CAMPER TOP, For Dodge Da-
kota, red. $250 or best offer.
(239)324-5407 -
DODGE '89, Motor home, high
top, stove, fridge, shower,
ood motor, body, tires.
2500 (561)602-0602-
GMC CAMPER VAN '86- me-
chanically restored, have re-
ceipts, needs paint $2500
neg. (561)254-7458 Clewist.
ONAN GENERATOR- out of
motor home $450
(863)612-5676

RI TRAVEL TRAILER '78-
started reconstruction, 31ft,
great hunting camper, $500
or best offer (863)634-7598
TERRY CAMPER: 19', Refrig.,
Stdve, Microwave, Sips. 4+,
Cold A/C. Good condition.
$3800. (863)763-0359
TRAVEL TRAILER w/ Built on
Florida Room. $750 or trade
for running vehicle. Location:
Fijian Trailer Park in Okee.
WINNEBAGO TIOGA ARROW
'84, with generator, sleeps 6,
a/c works. $450
(863)467-8038,




BOAT MOTOR, 14.1hp, w/gas
tank & propeller. Needs
work. $200 or best offer.
(561)790-6589
OUTBOARD MOTOR- Mercury
4hp, Long shaft, 2 stroke,
good condition. $475
(863)357-7406
STAINLESS PROP- Johnson
200, excellent cond., $135
or best offer (863)763-4643



HARLEY '07- Sportster
XL1200L, Cobalt blue, 900
mi, always garaged,
$11,000 neg (863)612-0550
SUZUKI TL1000S '98, Very
fast. $2500 (239)867-1093
SUZUKIE GS1000 1982, Little
over 10K mis. Garage kept.
$1400 (863)253-1777




ATV '06- 90cc, only 4 hrs of
use, remote start/stop, and
alarm system. $400
(863)673-0546
BEAR TRACKER- '02, 2 WD,
Looks & runs great. $1800.
or best offer. 239-657-8372
or 229-7457 Immokalee
FOUR WHEELER 2006, 150
CC, Like new. Asking $900
or best offer. (863)673-2314
POLARIS TRAILBOSS 330,
'04, exc. cond., $2500.
(863)467-5299
RIMS & TIRES- 4 wheeler
rims & tires, 95% tread.
$100 (772)260-6580 Ask
for Kenny


{ jdlbert .


Sheni Enfinger, Manager * www.gilbert-golfcars.com


863763-6434
5 13 S Parrott Avenue * Okeechobee FL 4


Automobiles



Automobiles 4005
Autos Wanted 4010
Classic Cars 4015
Commercial Trucks 4020
Construction
Equipment 4025
Foreign Cars 4030
Four Wheel Drive 4035
Heavy Duty Trucks 4040
Parts - Repairs 4045
Pickup Trucks 4050
Sport Utility 4055
Tractor Trailers 4060
Utility Trailers 4065
Vans 40710



CAMARO Z28 '86- 305 engine,
needs interior work. $800
(863)763-0829
CHEVY CAMARO Z28 HO '85,
Project car. $1500 or best
offer. (863)467-2674
CHEVY CAPRICE '89- New
paint, new A/C, exc condi-
tion. $3800 or best offer.
(863)228-5038
FORD CROWN VICTORIA, '01,
1 owner, very dependable,
cold a/c,-$3700 or best of-
fer..(239)503-7690
FORD EXPLORER XL '92-
Runs good, green, a/c & cd
stereo, needs muffler & tires.
$1250 firm. (863)357-8265
PoliceImpounds for Sale! 95
Honda Civic $699! 92 Nis-
san Maxima-$600! For list-
ings call (800)366-9813 Ext
9271.
PONTIAC GP SJ '79- W/301
eng, bucket seats, needs
body work, still runs. $2000
or best offer (863)635-9084
SUBARU LEGACY SW '91- low.
miles, cold AC, over drive,
good tires, 30 mpg $1200
(863)253-1777
TOYOTA TERCEL '88- 4 cyl, 5
spd, cold air, gas saver,
$1800 neg. (863)632-9166
after 5 or (863)533-0435



FORD BROqCO - full size,
with Power Kings, 900x165,
runs good, needs clutch,
$1500 neg (863)634-0018



CADILLAC '85- Motor/trans
'combo. Extras! $400
(772)468-6589 ,
CHROME RIMS 22" W/TIRES
Set (4), fits, Trailblazers/En-
voys. $800. 863-634-5888
CUSHION HITCH- 1 Ton
w/heavy duty Pintle hook fro
full size trucks w/cowboy
bump. $425 (863)763-8801
DODGE RIMS & TIRES- 16", 5
leg, asking . $150
(863)612-5676
'DUMP TRUCK '77, Allison
auto transmission, does not
run. $300 (863)763-1370
NERF BARS- fits F150 pickup
truck, $100 or best of-
fer(863)675-1816
RE-CAP TIRES
(2) 425/65R22.5, 80% rub-
ber, $175 for both or will sell
sep (561)676-0427
RIMS- 20", chrome, good
tires, fit any 5 lug car $700
(863)634-7157
RUNNING BOARDS- Beige off
of Super Duty Ford Crew Cab
P/U. Fits'04-'08. $500. neg.
(863)697-0328 Heather
TIRES (4)- 17R 35x12.5 BF
Goodrich M/T, 50% of tread.
$200 (772)260-6580 Ask
for Kenny.
TIRES- 4, Falken, Brand new,
305-45-22 S/TZ-04 BW,
Never used or mounted.
$700. (239)770-6999 Jesus
TRUCK TIRES (7)-.Yokohama,
295/75R/22.5 steer tire take-
offs. $500. for all-will separ-
ate. (863)634-0564



CAP- Teal green, for step side
full sz. P/U, Asking $200. or
best offer. 863-357-6315 'or
634-8731. After 4:15pm/0kee
CHEVY DUALLY- '84, 454
eng/400 turbo. Needs body
work. Bed & gas ,tankfnot on
truck. $1200. 863-201-3492
CHEVY PICK-UP '87, Runs
great, Very clean inside. 350
motor, 4x4, Little rusted. No
A/C.$2500. 863-673-6819
CHEVY S10 LS '98- ASKING
$2500 (863)467-2260
CHEVY SILVERADO '04, Ext
cab 4x4, 13k, under warran-,
.ty, extras, excellent cond.
$19,500 (863)763-4596
DODGE 3500 '95- flatbed, 4x4,
Cummins diesel, $5000
(863)673-2457
DODGE PICK UP '90- 4x4
(works), 150 ram, runs
good, tool box. $1700 or
best offer (863)634-0564
FORD F150 1985 300 Inline,
Tool box, Lumber rack, New
tires. $1750. or best offer.
(863)697-0153
FORD F150 1994, Great con-
dition. $3000 or best offer
(863)467-5906


FORD F250 '85, With camper
top, 64k actual miles, exc.
cond. $1500 (863)763-0514


J


FORD F250 '85- 4wd, 6.9 die-
sel with 4 spd. $800
863)531-0072 or
863)227-4400
FORD F350, '88, 18' car haul-
er, Warn winch, cold air, cd,
runs great, $5500 neg.
(863)357-1784/634-2454
FORD PU'70- F100, 3spd on
column, long wheel, base,
360 motor $900
(407)564-0101
FORD RANGER 1989 w/
Camper Top. Excellent, con-
dition. $1800 or best offer.
(863)610-8691
FORD RANGER '87- 2.9 V6, 5
speed. $1800
(863)801-1683
MAZDA 1989 B2200 w/ Leer
Cap, 5 spd., Needs wind-
shield. $750. CR721 at 98
(727)457-3699
PICK UP TOPPER- 2 yrs old,
aluminum, approx 6 1/2'
bed, F150 etc., exc cond.
$495 (863)357-7406
TOOL BOX- For truck large
Pick-up, Alum., Like new.
$125. (863)357-5754'



SUZUKI SAMURAI '86, 4x4,
Soft & Bikini Top, 5 spd.,
manual trans. w/ OD. Runs
well. $2200 (561)261-0766



BOX TRAILER- 6x6x10,
w/shelving, Top ladder rack.
Excellent condition. $2100.
(863)357-5754 -
Factory Direct Trailers: 125 in
stock; Enclosed
6 x 1 2= $ 1 8 9 5,
7 x 1 6 = $ 3 1 9 5,
8 x 2 0 $ 4 4 9 5,
8x28=$5395; 10-Ton
Gooseneck Equipment
8 x 2 5 = $ 5 8 9 5,
8 3 0 = $ 6 4 9 5,
8x40=$8995; Dumps
6 x 1 0 = $ 3 2 9 5 ,
7x14=$4995, All types trail-
ers available, Full Service, EZ
Financing. Call
(866)687-4322.
Don't Miss

This One
TRAILER '06- Continental, gal-
vanized, fits 16-18' boat,
been in water twice, incl. '86
Sportcraft 16' boat, ggod
shape. $800 (772)260-6580
Ask for Kenny.



CHEVY CONVERSION VAN,
'95, $800. (863)612-0992
DODGE CARAVAN '00- good
shape, runs good, AC, load-
ed, $5000 (863)634-0790
FORD AEROSTAR '90- AC, 3.0
auto, cruise control, great
trans., 70k miles. $1500
(863)763-1079

Public Notices


kI- I I

Public Notice 5005
State Public -
Legal Notice 5500



IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
HENDRY COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No.: 2007-105CP
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
REND A. COPPA,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of Reno
A. Coppa, deceased, whose date of
death was March 27, 2007, is pending
in the Circuit Court for Hendry County,
Florida, Probate Division, the address
of which is Post Office Box 1760, La-
Belle, FL 33975. The names and ad-
dresses of the personal representative
and the personal representative's attor-
ney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent ahd other
persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required to be
served must file their claims with this
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3
MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or'de-

3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SEC-
TION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PRO-
BATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER
THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH, IS
BARRED.
The date of first publication of this notice
.is August 9,.2007
Personal Representative:
Georgia Villegas
RO. Box 2564
LaBelle. Floida 33975
Attorney for Personal Representative:
Alison C. Hussey, Esquire
Attorney for Georgia Vilegas
Florida Bar No. 116165
Paves Law Firm
RO. Box 10088
Cape Coral, FL 33910-0088
Telephone:: (239) 542-3148
229570 CGS 8/9,16/07
NOTICE OF SALE
TO Sabrina Perryman
540 Bond Street
Clewiston, FL
You are hereby notified that the prop-
erty stored by you with Randy Coyle &
Rena Blissett, located at 1801 Red
Road, Clewiston, FL 33440. The items
are believed to be household and mis-
cellaneous items and will be sold to
the highest bidder for cash at the
above address on ^-i,.-t "in "nn"


costs. We reser, ' ii. . ,i ,i i,
any and all bids.
2231358 CN 8/16,23/07


Thursday, August 16, 2007


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IPbic Notice


Pbic Notic


GLADES COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
GLADES COUNTY HOUSING PROGRAM
GlAdes County hereby requests BIDS from qualified bidders for the demolition of ex-
isting mobile home and construction of new housing unit for seven (7) eligible
low-to-moderate income families whose housing units are located in unincorpo-
rated 'Glades County. These projects will be undertaken as a part of the Glades
County Housing Program which consists of Community Development Block Grant
(CD B) 07DB-ZO9, Glades County S.H.I.P Housing Program, and other county
housing programs.
Bids are due no later than 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time on Monday, September 10,
2007 and delivered or mailed to: Mr. Joe Flint, Glades County Clerk, Glades
County Courthouse, 500-Avenue J SW, Moore Haven, Flonda 33471 or mail to
Post Office Box 10, Moore Haven, Florida 33471, The County will not assume
. I, . . ... - 1, r i 1., r., , .0 , i , i , , , :, . ,- ,,] n, u.,i .0,,r. 1,1 and allbids re-

Bids should be submitted in a separate sealed envelop marked "GLADES COUNTY
HOUSING PROGRAM - RFP DRI #7", "GLADES COUNTY HOUSING PROGRAM -
RFP DRI #8", "GLADES COUNTY HOUSING PROGRAM - RFP DR] #9", "GLADES
COUNTY HOUSING PROGRAM - RFP DRI #10", "GLADES COUNTY HOUSING
PROGRAM - RFP DRI #11", "GLADES COUNTY HOUSING PROGRAM - RFP DRI
#12" and "GLADES COUNTY HOUSING PROGRAM - RFP DRI #13". All bids
must be accompanied by all forms noted in bid package and proof'of insurance,
licenses as requested in bid package. Forms must be fully executed by the re-
sponder and returned with the bid. No more than tour (4) housing units will be
awarded to one contractor unless they are able to demonstrate that they have the
financial capacity, staffing, and ability to complete project within specific time,
For specific project information, contact Ms: Nancy Phillips at 561-432-1524 or by
FAX at 561-432-6734. Bids will be opened at 11:15 a.m. on Friday, September
14, 2007 in the Glades County Cle[k's Office, 500 Avenue J SW, Moore Haven,
Florida 33471.
A mandatory meeting and contractor walk-thru for review of these projects will be
held on Monday, August 20, 2007 i i io . , ] i , , 11 . . - , i fi....-,i, -, .
the Glades County SHIP Departme , ii, ',. ,,,.' ,,,r , i,.. ,......i.
SW, Moore Haven, Florida 33471. . i ,, , , I.,, ,, p , . ,, m i ,,,, i, . ,I
be unable to bid. All potential bidders must be in the Conference Room no later
than 10:05 a.m. in order to participate in this RFP.
Glades County reserves the right to accept or reject bids. Glades County is an Equal
Opportunity Employer, actively seeking Minority Contractor Participation and pro-
motes Fair Housing.
K.S. "Butch" Jones
Chairman, Glades County
Board of County Commissioners
231343 GCD 8/16/07

SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
PUBLIC NOTICE OF WORK PLAN
Notice is hereby given that pursuant t if , '. i.,,1 .i. I rl.. i .i .,n.u,,- in.
Seminole Tribe of Flonda, The State oi 1 , ,,. i. 7." i, .' ., I 'ii,,,,,, .,", ,,
.agemen District", the 20th Annual Work Plan of the Seminole Tribe of Florida
has been submitted to the South Florida Water Management District.
The Seminole Tribe of Florida, j ., ii', ,, n . .iii. 1 fl 0 ri as sub-
mitted, on August 7, 2007, i... eri .,, Amuil i Pi r F , . i.',,. ii., I. i-illowing
projects: Brighton Seminoi fitel '.. |, r , ., .. i, . .r :i i.. - pro-
... ... 1 ,,, ;,, i,. 20 acres to be mined for shell rock. Immokalee
, ,,,,,,,,ii. , , , , Lena Frank Drive Townhouse Project - construction
of mixed residential type dwelling of townhomes, condo units and single family
1 i,,. Temporary Housing Area - 15 manufactured homes to be placed on
S . Coconut Creek Seminole Indian Reservation: Master Drainage Plan
- Coconut. Creek - storm water management plan to address drainage of paved
areas with runoff channeled to onsite detention/settling ponds (existing/en-
hanced). Hollywood Seminole Indian Reservation: 64th Avenue Homes Modifi-
cation - demolition and removal of the existing Public Safety Facility to
accommodate for the construction of an addffional 10 homes. A total of eighteen
homes will be constructed on 5.9 acres. The Work. Plan describes existing and
proposed activities on Seminole land. The Brighton Reservation is, located in
Glades County, Township 40 South, Range 32 East; Township 39 South, Range
32 East; Township 39 South, Range 33 East; Township 38 South, Range 33 East
The Immokalee Reservation is located in Collier County, Township 47 South,
Range 29 East. The Big Cypress Reservation is located in Hendry County, Town-
ship 47 South, Ranges 32-34 East. The Hollywood Reservation is located in Bro-
ward County, Townships 50-51 South, Range 41 East.
Interested persons may comment upon the Work Plan or submit a written request
for a copy of the Staff Report containing proposed agency action regarding the
Work Plan by writing to: Environmental Resource Regulation, Sopth Florida Water
'Management District, PO Box 24680, West Palm Beach, FL 33416-4680; such
comments or requests must be received within 30 days from the date of publica-
tion.
No further public notice will be provided regarding this Work Plan, A copy of the
Staff Report must be requested in order to remain advised of further proceedings.
Substantially affected persons are entitled to request an Administrative Hearing re-
garding the proposed agency action by submitting a written request therefore after
reviewing the Staff Report.
231039 CGS 8/16/07

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) No. 6000000111
(Revision to Oral Presentation Schedule) .
Project Title: Cultural Resource Reconnaissance Surveys,
Monitoring and Training
The Procurement Department of the South Florida Water Management District, B-1
Building, 3301 Gun Club Road, West Palm Beach, Florida 33406, will receive
sealed proposals up to 2:30 p.m. opening time on August 13, 2007 for Cultural
Resource Reconnaissance Surveys, Monitoring and Training Services which may
include studies, construction site monitoring, training of construction personnel
and minimal subsurface testing.
All proposals must conform to the instructions in.the RFR Interested respondents
may obtain a copy of the complete RFP (1) at the above address; (2) by down-
loading the solicitation from our website at nw .'sfwmdoguo (3 by calling
561) 682-2715; or (4) by calling the 24-hour BID HOTLINE (80D 472-5290.
The public is invited to attend the proposal opening., Further Information on the
status of this solicitation can be obtained on our web site - www.stwmd.gov.
If Oral Presentations are required for this RPR Official public meetings regarding this
RFP are re-scheduled as follows: ,
1. Oral Presentations' Tuesday, September 4, 2007 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. al
SFWMD Everglades Restoration Resource Area Office, 2301 Centrepark Drive,
West Palm Beach, FL 33409, Panther Conference Room, South
2. Oral Presentations (Alternate Date): Monday, September 10, 2007 from 9:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at SFWMD Everglades Restoration Resource Area Office, 2301
Centrepark Dive, West Palm Beach,' FL 33409, Sawgrass Conference Room,
North
Oral presentations are subject to cancellation in the event that the District's final
ranking is based solely on the written proposal evaluation, All public meetings
will be held at the dates, times, locations and conference rooms referenced
above. A copy of the agenda may be obtained by writing the South Florida Water
Management District, Procurement Department, RO. Box 24680, West Palm
Beach, Florida, 33416-4680, Persons with disabilities or handicaps who need
assistance may contact the District Clerk, (561) 682-2087, at least two business
days in advance of the meeting to make appropnate arrangements.
Should one or more members of the evaluation committee need to attend any of the
meetings by means of communication media technology (CMT), the meetings will
be teleconterenced at the dates, times, locations and conference rooms refer-
enced above. For more information, please contact Suzy Brown, Contract Special-
ist, at (561) 242-5520, ext. 4058.
231322 fGS 8/16/07

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) No. 6000000110
(Revision to Oral Presentations Schedule)
Project Title: Comprehensive Archaeological / Historical Surveys & Services
The Procurement Department of the South Florida Water Management District, B-1
Building, 3301 Gun Club Road, West Palm Beach, Flonda 33406, will receive
sealed proposals up to 2 u1T. T,'." ..,,,, I . . ... . ..-La. 113, 2007 for compre-
hensive Archaeological / . -, .i',,- o, ' in i - ,,source Services which
may include advanced subsurface testing, determination of a site's integrity and
studies and field work.
All proposals must conform to the instructions 'in the RFR Interested respondents
may obtain a copy of the complete RFP (1) at the above address; (2) by download-
ing the solicitation from our website at . ..i,,', . i , I r .,- ,
(561) 682-2715; or (4) by calling the 24-hour biu iiLE tilii i 47u 'i, 9, Trin,
public is invited to attend the proposal opening. Further information n on the status
of this sollcilation can be obtained on our web site - www.sfwmd.gov.
If Oral Presentations are required for this RFP Official public meetings regarding this
RFP are re-scheduled as follows:
1. Oral Presentations: Wednesday, September 5:2007 from'9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. al
SFWMD Everglades Restoration Resource Area Office, 2301 Centrepark Drive,
West Palm Beach, FL 33409, Panther Conference Room, South
2. Oral Presentations (Alternate Date): Tuesday, September 11, 2007 from 9:00 a.m
to 5:00 p.m at SFWMD Everglades Restoration Resource Area Office, 2301 Cen-
trepark Drive, West Palm Beach, FL 33409, Sawgrass Conference Room, North �
Oral pIresentations are subject to cancellation in the event that the District's final rank-
ing is based solely on the written proposal evaluation. All public meetings will be
held at the dates, times, locations and conference rooms referenced above. A copy
of the agenda may be obtained by writing the South Florida Water Managemenl
District, Procurement Department, RO, Box 24680, West Palm Beach, Florida,
33416-4680. Persons with disabilities or handicaps who need assistance may
contact the District Clerk, (561) 682-2087, at least two business days In advance
of the meeting to make appropriate arrangements.
Should one or more members of the evaluation committee need to attend any of the
meetings by means of communication media technology (CMT), the meetings will
be teleconferenced at the dates, times, locations and conference rooms referenced
above. For more information, please contact Suzy drown, Contract Specialist,
(561) 242-5520, ext. 4058.
231334 CGS 8/16/07


GLADES COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
GLADES COUNTY HOUSING PROGRAM
Glades County hereby requests BIDS from qualified bidders for the demolition of ex-
isting mobile homes and construction of new replacement housing units for six
(6) eligible low-to-moderate income families whose housing units are located in
unincorporated Glades County, These projects will be undertaken as a part of the
Glades County Housing Program which consists of Community Development
Block Grant (CDBG) grant numbers 06DB-H01 and 07DB-ZO09, Glades County
S.H.I.R Housing Program, and other county housing programs.
Bids are due no later than 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time on Thursday, September 6,
2007 and delivered or mailed to: Mr. Joe Flint, Glades County Clerk, Glades
County Courthouse, 500 Avenue J SW, Moore Haven, Florida 33471 or mail to
Post Office Box 10, Moore Haven, Florida 33471. The County will not assume
any responsibility for bids received past the bid opening time. Any and all bids re-
ceived after this time and date will not be opened or considered.
Bids should be submitted in a separate sealed envelop marked "GLADES COUNTY
HOUSING PROGRAM - RFP #8", "GLADES COUNTY HOUSING PROGRAM - RFP
#9", "GLADES COUNTY HOUSING PROGRAM - RFP #10", "GLADES COUNTY
HOUSING PROGRAM - RFP #11", "GLADES COUNTY HOUSING PROGRAM - RFP
#12", and "GLADES COUNTY HOUSING PROGRAM - RFP #13". All bids must
be accompanied by all forms noted in bid package and proof of insurance, licens-
es as requested in bid package. Forms must be fully executed by the responder
and returned with the bid.
For specific project information, contact Ms. Nancy Phillips at 561-432-1524 or by
FAX at 561-432-6734, Bids will be opened at 11:15 a.m. on Thursday, Septem-
ber 6,2007 in the Glades County Clerk's Office, 500 Avenue J SW, Moore Haven,
Flodrida 33471.
A mandatory meeting and contractor walk-thru for review of these projects will be
Held on Thursday, August 16, 2007 at 10:00 a.m. in the Conference Room next to
the Glades County SHIP Department, Glades County Courthouse, 500 Avenue J
SW, Moore Haven, Florida 33471, Any firm not represented at this meeting will
be unable to bid, All potential'bidders must be in the Conference Room no later
than 10,05 a.m. in order to participate in this RFP
Glades County reserves the right to accept or reject bids. Glades County is an Equal
Opportunity Employer, actively seeking Minorty Contractor Participation and pro-
motes Fair Housing.
K.S. "Butch" Jones
Chairman, Glades County ,
Board of County Commissioners
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BOLLES DRAINAGE DISTRICT
NOTICE BUDGET HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 75-383, FLORI-
DA ACTS OF 1975, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF BOLLES DRAINAGE DIS-
TRICT HAS CAUSED TO BE PREPARED A BUDGET OF THE COST OF
MAINTAINING AND OPERATING ALL OF THE WORK AND IMPROVEMENTS OF
THE DISTRICT FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 2007 AND ENDING
SEPTEMBER 30, 2008; THE SAME MAY BE EXAMINED AT UNITED STATES SUG-
AR CORPORATION, JASON LANGDALE OFFICE, 2025 W. US HIGHWAY 27, OLE-
WISTON, FLORIDA 33440 ON AUGUST 17TH, 2007 AT 11:30 A.M. FOR THE
PURPOSE OF HEARING OBJECTIONS AND COMPLAINTS WITH RESPECT TO
SAID BUDGET.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BOLLES DRAINAGE DISTRICT
SERMON E. DYESS, III, CHAIRMAN
231410 CN 8/16/07

DISTON ISLAND CONSERVANCY DISTRICT
NOTICE BUDGET HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 75-383, FLORI-
DA ACTS OF 1975, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF DISSTON ISLAND CONSER-
VANCY DISTRICT HAS CAUSED TO BE PREPARED A BUDGET OF THE COST OF
MAINTAINING AND OPERATING ALL OF THE WORK AND IMPROVEMENTS OF
THE DISTRICT FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 2007 AND ENDING
SEPTEMBER 30, 2008; THE SAME MAY BE EXAMINED AT UNITED STATES SUG-
AR CORPORATION, JASON LANGOALE OFFICE, 2025 W. US HIGHWAY 27, CLE-
WISTON, FLORIDA. THE DIRECTORS OF DISSTON ISLAND CONSERVANCY
DISTRICT WILL MEET AT UNITED STATES SUGAR CORPORATION, JASON
LANGDOALE OFFICE, 2025 W US HIGHWAY 27, CLEWiSTON, FLORIDA ON August
17, 2007 at 10:30 A.M., FOR THE PURPOSE OF HEARING OBJECTIONS AND
COMPLAINTS WITH RESPECT TO SAID BUDGET.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DISTON ISLAND CONSERVANCY DISTRICT
SERMON E. DYESS, Ill, CHAIRMAN
231392 CGS 8/16/07

SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLICATION
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Chapter 373, Florida Statutes, the following
applications) for permit have been received for projects) in Hendry County:
HCGM LLC (HCGM) 6751 W Professional Pkwy, Suite 107, Sarasota, FL 34240,
has submitted Application 070718-2 for a Water Use Permit to dewater on unde-
veloped lands. he water will be withdrawn from the Water Table Aquifer and the
project is located in Section 32, Township 45 South, Range 28 East.
Hendry County Land LLC (Citrus Grove) 5659 Strand Crt, Suite 101, Naples, FL
34110, has submitted Application 070730-2 for a Water Use Permit to irrigate
125 acres of agricultural lands. The water will be withdrawn from the Lower
Tamiami Aquifer and the project is located in Section 27, Township 48 South,
Range 31 East.
Lake Trafford Independent Baptist Church Inc (Church Road Borrow Pit/Steps to the
Future Childrens Home) PO Box 280, Felda, FL 33930, has submitted Application
070723-6 for modification of Environmental Resource Permit 26-00721-P for
629.5 acres of commercial lands. The water will be discharged to Carson Gulley
Canal and the project is located in Section 33, Township 45 South, Range 28
East.
Interested persons may comment upon the application or submit a written request
for a copy of the staff report containing proposed agency action regarding the ap-
plication by writing to the South Florida Water Management District, Atn: Environ-
mental Resource Regulation, PO Box 24680, West Palm Beach, FL "i . ',-55
but such comments or requests must be received by 5:00 PM , .1
from the date of publication.
231418 CGS 8/16/07

RITTA DRAINAGE DISTRICT
NOTICE BUDGET HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 75-383, FLORI-
DA ACTS OF 1975, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF RITTA DRAINAGE DISTRICT
HAS CAUSED TO BE PREPARED A BUDGET OF THE COST OF MAINTAINING AND
OPERATING ALL OF THE WORK AND IMPROVEMENTS OF THE DISTRICT FOR
THE PERIOD BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 2007 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30,
2008; THE SAME MAY BE EXAMINED AT UNITED STATES SUGAR CORPORA-
TION, STEVE STILES OFFICE, 2025 W. US HIGHWAY 27, CLEWISTON, FLORIDA
33440. THE DIRECTORS OF RITFA DRAINAGE DISTRICT WILL MEET AT UNITED
STATES SUGAR CORPORATION, STEVE STILES OFFICE 2025 W. US HIGHWAY
27, CLEWISTON, FLORIDA 33440 ON AUGUST 17, 2007 AT 11:00 A..M. FOR
THE PURPOSE OF HEARING OBJECTIONS AND COMPLAINTS WITH RESPECT TO
SAID BUDGET.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
RITTA DRAINAGE DISTRICT
STEVE STILES, CHAIRMAN
231395 CGS 8/16/07


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR
GLADES COUNTY, FLORIDA
Case No.: 07 CA 129
GAMALIEL ESPINOSA,
and
ANNIE R ESPINOSA
Plaintiffs
VS.
RONALD SMITH, ANNIE ESPINOSA, and
RITA M. HERRINGTON, as co-trustees
of New Hope Baptist Church, an unin-
corporated religious body,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION - PROPERTY
TO: Ronald Smith
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an ac-
tion to quiet title on the following prop-
erty in Glades County, Florida:
A TWO ACRE PARCEL OF LAND IN
TRACT 7 OF THE SUBDIVISION OF
SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 42 SOUTH,
RANGE 32 EAST, GLADES COUNTY
FLORDIA, ACCORDING TO THE SUR-
VEY AND MAP MADE BY TE. FREDE-
RICK, C.E., AND FILED IN THE OFFICE
OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT IN AND FOR DESOTO
COUNTY PRIOR TO THE CREATION
OF GLADES COUNTY, FLORIDA, BE-
ING MORE PARTICULARLY DE-
SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF SECTION 12; TOWNSHIP
42 SOUTH, RNAGE 32 EAST, THENCE
SOUTH 89 DEGREES 26 MINUTES 05
SECONDS WEST ALONG THE SOUTH
LINE OF SAID SECTION 12, A DIS-
TANCE OF 2,087.37 FEET; THENCE
NORTH 0 DEGREES 02 MINUTES 36
SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF
47.40 FEET TO A POINT. ON THE
NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF A
COUNTY ROAD (YAUN ROAD) ALSO
BEING THE POINT OF BEGINNING OF
THIS DESCRIPTION; THENCE CON-
TINUING NORTH 0 DEGREES 02 MIN-
UTES 36 SECONDS EAST, A
DISTANCE OF 399.32 FEET; THENCE
NORTH 89 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 56
SECONDS EAST, ALONG THE SAID
RIGHT OF WAY LINE k DISTANCE OF
218.70 FEET TO THE POINT OF BE-
GINNING.
has been-filed against you and you are
required to serve a copy of your writ-
ten defenses, if any, to Travis W. True-
blood, LL.M, of Trueblood Law Group,
PRA., EO. Box 1270, 691 U.S. Hwy 27
N., Suite 2, Moore Haven, Flnrida
3 .-1 7 ,, Fi ,ii ih ". in ,,,,, ,1 - 1,1 ,
r, - ycj ii , .,ll i, . I r , .l , p, l ,l .l..1.. 1
of the above styled court on or before
this 10th day of Aug., 2007, otherwise
a judgment may be entered against
you for the relief.demanded in the
complaint.
WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court
on the 3rd day of July, 2007. ,
JOE FLINT
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
By: Jennifer Bevis
Deputy Clerk
229345 CGS 8/9,16,23,30/07
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 20TH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
HENRY COUNTY, FLORIDA
GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION
Case No. 07-473-CA
COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC.,
Plaintiff
vs.
JEAN DEESE,
Defendants
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: JEAN DEESE, residence unknown, if
alive, and if dead, to all parties claim-
ing interests by, through, under or
against the said JEAN DEESE, and all
other parties having or claiming to
have any right, title or interest in the
property herein described.
YOU ARE NOTIFIED, that an action to
foreclose a mortgage on the following
property in Hendry County, Florida:
The South 111.25 feet of the North
333.75 feet of the North 445.00 feet of
the West 280 feet of the Northeast
one-quarter of Section 24, Township
43 South, Range 34 East, Hendry
County, Florida, together with a 1990
GLEN double-wide mobile home hav-
ing Identification Nos. 57620119AZ
and 57620119BZ, and Title Nos.
4811407 and 48141410, which Is per-
manently affixed to real property.
has been filed against you and you are
required to serve a copy of your writ-
ten defenses, if any, to it on ADORNO
& YOSS LLR Plaintiff's attorneys,
whose address is 2525 Ponce De
Leon Blvd., Suite 400, Miami, Florida
33134, on or before Sept.L 3,2007, or
within thirty (30) days after first publi-
cation of this Notice and file the origi-
nal with the Clerk of this Court either
before service on Plaintiff's attorneys
or immediately thereafter; otherwise, a
default will be entered against you for
the relief demanded In the Complaint.
Dated on the 23rd day of July, 2007.
BARBARA BUTLER
Clerk of the Court
By:/S/S. Hammond
Deputy Clerk
231137 CN 8/16,23/07


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND
FOR HENRY COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO. 07-325-CA
THE CIT GROUP/CONSUMER FINANCE,
INC. Plaintiff
V.
BERISFORD COURTNEY NELSON; CYN-
THIA NELSON; and all unknown parties
claiming by, through, under or against
the herein named Defendants, who are
not known to be dead or alive, whether
said unknown parties claim as heirs,
devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors,
creditors, trustees spouses, or other
claimants; TENANT #1 and/or TE-
NANCE #2, the parties intended to ac-
count for the person or persons in
possession.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to
the Final Judgmentof Foreclosure dat-
ed July 30, 2007 in this cause, I will
sell the property situated in HENDRY
County, lorida described as:
THE NORTH 1/2 OF THE NORTHEAST
1/4 OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF THE
NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE NORTH-
EAST 1/4 OF SECTION 14, TOWN-
SHIP 44 SOUTH, RANGE 32 EAST,
HENRY COUNTY, FLORIDA, SUB-
JECT TO AN EASEMENT FOR AN AC-
CESS ROAD OF THE EAST 30 FEET
THEREOF.
ALSO KNOWN AS LOT 3504 IN MONTU-
RA RANCH ESTATES.
TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN 1986
CYPRESS RIVER COLONY TRAIL
DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME HAV-
ING VIN #1460251RA AND TITLE
#0044411876 AND HAVING VIN
#14602510B AND TITLE
#0044411845.
a/k/a 840 N. Nogal Street, Clewiston,
FL 33440-7871.
at public sale, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, in front of the office
of the-Clerk of Circuit Court being on
the second floor of the administration
building of the Hendry County Court-
house, LaBelle, Florida, at 11:00
o'clock a.m., on August 22, 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 Its pendens must file a claim
within 60 days after the sale.
Dated at Labelle, Rorda this 30th day of
July, 2007.
Barbara F. Butler
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By:/S/S. Hammond
Deputy Clerk
IF YO ARE A PERSON WITH A
DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY AC-
COMMODATION IN ORDER TO PAR-
TICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING, YOU
ARE ENTITLED, AT NO COST TO YOU,
TO THE PROVISION OF CERTAIN AS-
SISTANCE. PLEASE CONTACT THE
DEPUTY COURT ADMINISTRATOR
WHOSE OFFICE IS LOCATED AT THE
CHARLOTTE COUNTY COURTHOUSE,
E. MARION AVENUE, PUNTA GORDA,
FL 33950, AND WHOSE TELEPHONE
NUMBER IS (941) 637-2281, WITHIN
TWO WORKING DAYS OF YOUR RE-
CEIPT OF THIS NOTICE; IF YOU ARE
HEARING OR VOICE IMPAIRED, CALL
1-800-955-8771.
228653 CN 8/9,16/07


NOTICE OF BUDGET WORKSHOP
SPECIAL MEETING
The Board of Supervisors for the Central
County Water Control District will hold
a budget workshop/special meeting on
Wednesday August 22,2007 at 5 pm,
the purpose of this workshop/special
meeting will be to discuss the District's
budget and any other business which
comes before the Board. All interested
persons are invited to attend and be
heard with respect to the proposed
budget Interested person may appear
on their own behalf or by agent or at-
torney. If anyone decides to appeal a
decision made by the Board with re-
spect to any matters considered at the
meeting or hearing, a record of the
proceeding will be needed for the ap-
peal and that for such purposes, may
need to insure that a verbatim record
of the proceedings is made, which
record includes the testimony and evi-
dence upon which the appeal is to be
based.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: IF YOU RE-
QUIRE SPECIAL AID OR SERVICES AS
ADDRESSED IN THE AMERICAN
DISABILITIES ACT, PLEASE CONTACT
THE DISTRICT CLERK'S OFFICE AT
(863)983-5797, NO LESS THAN FIVE
5) AYS PRIOR TO THE ABOCE
STATED HEARING DATE.
CENTRAL COUNTY WATER CONTROL
DISTRICT.
230389 CGS 8/16/07 CLEWISTON


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Prevent mosquito-borne disease


IN THE FAMILY COURT
CASE NO. 07-DR-42-139o
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF SPARTANBURG
Ton, i. *'..jii
vs
Elizabeth Tillman Wright,
Defendant.
NOTICE OF FILING
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Sum-
mons and Complaint in the captioned
matter were duly filed in the Office of
the Clerk of Court for Spartanburg
County, South Carolina on or about
May 24, 2007, and this matter is now
pending before the Court,
SUMMONS
TO: THE DEFENDANT HEREIN:
YOU ARE HERiBY SUMMONED and re-
quired to answer the Complaint in this
action, a copy of which is herewith
served upon you, and to serve a copy
of your answer to the said Complaint
on the Plaintiff's attorneys at their of-
fice at 221 E. Floyd Baker Blvd., Post
Office Box 1937, Gaffney, South Caro-
lina 29342, within thirty (30) days (or
thirty-five (35) days if service is by
certified mail) after service hereof, ex-
clusive of the day ofuch such service; and
if you fail to answer the Complaint
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff
will apply to the Court for a judgment
by default of the relief demanded in the
Complaint.
WINTER & RHODEN
William E. Winter Jr.
'Attorney for Plaintiff
RO. Box 1937
Gaffney, South Carolina 29342
Phone: 864 489-8128
Fax: 864) 489-8806
229513 CN 8/9,16,23/07
NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETING OF
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
THE CENTRAL COUNTY WATER
CONTROL DISTRICT
You are hereby notified that the Regular
Meeting of the Board of Supervisors of
the Central County Water Control Dis-
trict will be held on Wednesday, Au-
gust 22, 2007 at 7 p.m. at the
Montura Clubhouse, Montura Ranch
Estates, State Road 833, Clewiston,
Florida. The purpose of this meeting is
to transact any and all business which
may come before the Board. If a per-
son decides to appeal the decision of
the Board of Supervisors with respect
to any matter considered at the public
meeting or hearing herein referred he
or she may need to insure that a ver-
batim record of the proceedings is
made, which record includes the testi-
mony and evidence upon which the
appeal is based.
230249 CGOS 8/16/07 Clewiston News


TALLAHASSEE - Florida
Department of Health (DOH) of-
ficials this summer emphasize
the importance of protection
against mosquito-borne diseases.
Throughout the year, DOH works
with partner agencies, including
the Florida Department of Agri-
culture and Consumer Services,
the Florida Fish and Wildlife Con-
servation Commission, mosquito
control agencies and state univer-
sities, to monitor for the presence
of illnesses carried by mosqui-
toes.
"During the summer months,
Florida experiences an increase in
its mosquito populations," State
Surgeon General Ana M. Viamon-
te Ros, M.D., M.P.H. said. "Taking
a few simple steps can drastically
reduce the chances of contracting
a mosquito-borne illness."
Symptoms of West Nile vi-
rus (WNV) infection, St. Louis
Encephalitis (SLE), and Eastern
Equine Encephalitis (EEE) may
include headache, fever, fatigue,
dizziness, weakness and confu-
sion. Physicians should contact
their county health department if
they suspect an individual may h
Help reduce mosquito risk
After months of drought, the
rains have come. Ponds are filling
up. Grass is growing.
But along with positive chang-
es such as green grass and the
reduced threat of brush fire, the
rains bring an increased chance
of another danger - mosquitoes.
Mosquitoes breed in standing
water. It doesn't take much to
turn your yard into a haven for the
little blood suckers. Water caught
in a wading pool, birdbath, flower
pot or old tire can be a breeding
ground for mosquitoes.
Mosquitoes carry diseases,
such as encephalitis and West Nile
virus, that can affect both humans
and animals. Even if you plan to
stay indoors when mosquitoes
are most active, outdoor pets and
livestock are at risk.


To reduce the mosquito popu-
lation in your yard:
* Remove or turnover anything
that can hold water such as flower
pots and wading pools.
*If you have a birdbath or a
pet's water dish outdoors, change
the water every day.
*If you have a pond or large
water-filled ditch on your proper-
ty, stock it with fish that eat mos-
quito larvae.
* If you have large watering
troughs for livestock, check with
your veterinarian about additives
that can be used to make this wa-
ter unsuitable for mosquitoes.
S*Ask your veterinarian about
mosquito repellants to use on
your pets and livestock.
*Mow grass regularly to re-
duce the habitat for mosquitoes
around your home.
To protect yourself from mos-
quito bites:
*Stay indoors during the peak'
mosquito times - the hours from
dusk to dawn.
* If you, must go outdoors after
dark, wear a long sleeved shirt
and long pants and use mosquito
repellant.
* Don't wear perfume or scent-
ed deodorant as perfumes can at-
tract insects.
*If you aren't afraid of bats, en-
courage these natural predators
that eat mosquitoes by putting up
a bat house. (For more informa-
tion on bat houses go to http://
edis.ifas.ufl.edu/UW007.)
For more information on mos-
quito-borne diseases, see the Cen-
ter for Disease Control Web site at
http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dis-
eases/list_mosquitoborne.htm.
ave a mosquito-borne illness.
DOH laboratories provide testing
services for physicians treating
patients with clinical signs of mos-
quito-borne diseases.
DOH continues to advise Flo-
ridians to remain diligent in pro-
tecting themselves from mosqui-
to bites by following the "5 D's,"


which include:
Drainage - Check around your
home to rid the area of standing
water, which is where mosqui-
toes can lay their eggs.
DEET - When the potential
exists for exposure to mosqui-
toes, repellents containing DEET
(N,N-diethyl-meta-toluamide, or
N,N-diethyl-3-methylbenzamide)
are recommended. Picaridin and
oil of lemon eucalyptus are other
repellent options.
Dress - Wear clothing that cov-
ers most of your skin.
Dusk and Dawn - Avoid being
outdoors when mosquitoes are
most active.

Tips on Repellent Use
Always read label directions
carefully for the approved usage
before applying a repellent to
skin. Some repellents are not suit-
able for children.
Products with concentrations
of up to 30 percent DEET are gen-
erally recommended. Other po-
tential mosquito repellents, as re-
ported by the Centers for Disease.
Control and Prevention (CDC) in
April 2005, contain picaridin or
oil of lemon eucalyptus. These
products are generally .available
at local pharmacies. Look for ac-
tive ingredients to be listed on the
product label.
Apply insect repellent to ex-
posed skin, or onto clothing, but
not under clothing.
In protecting children, read
label instructions to be sure the
repellent is age-appropriate. Ac-
cording to the .CDC, mosquito
repellents containing oil of lemon
eucalyptus should not be used on*
children under the age of 3 years.
DEET is not recommended on
children younger than 2 months
old.
Infants should be kept indoors
or mosquito netting should be
used over carriers when mosqui-
toes are present.
Avoid applying repellents to


Going camping? Please plan ahead


By D. Hamilton
INI/Florida
Thinking about camping this
fall? Now is the time to begin gath-
ering your supplies to ensure that
your trip will be "memorable" for
the right reasons.
Whether you are a backyard
camper or more adventurous and
plan to travel to camp, it's wise to
start with the right gear.

First things first
Deciding where to go camping
is a matter of preference. From the
Florida Keys to the Great Smoky
Mountains, there are many places
to camp within easy reach.
Here in South Florida, many
state parks offer a variety of camp-
ing arrangements with-varied ac-
tivities for everyone in the family.
Highlands Hammock State
Park in southern Highlands Coun-
ty is no exception. They offer full
facility camping with water and
electric hookups for RV camp-
ing. Picnic areas, restrooms and
showers are also available.
Highlands Hammock Park also
offers a more "primitive" camp
setting for those who want to
get back to nature. You'll have to
drive to showers but ground fire
rings and picnic tables are located
at the sites.
Highlands Hammock State
Park is located on Hammock
Road just off Highway 27 near Se-
bring and is open to visitors year
round. Call (863) 386-6094 to find
out about other camp offerings
are available at the park.
To find out more about camp-
ing, facilities offered at other Flor-
ida State Parks, check out www.
Floridaparks.com.

What to bring
The most important items on
your camping list will be those
that give the most comfort during
your trip.
Spending money on camp-
ing supplies is directly related to
how much you plan to use them.
Many of the items needed Tor a 3-
5 day camping excursion will last
many years with proper care and
storage.
General camping supplies in-
clude cookware, some portable
camping furniture including a
folding table, chairs, lanterns and
storage containers.
If you don't have luxury ac-
commodations like an RV, you will
need a tent. Tents have improved
considerably over the years and
there are many varieties and sizes
to choose from. Dome tents are
easy to set up and lightweight to
carry. With the detachable "bon-
net" that many come with, they
are fairly waterproof. Depending
on size, dome tents with enough
room for four are priced from
around $80.
Another type of tent, depend-
ing on your camping needs is a
"peak tent." This type of tent offers
a bit more head room that dome-
style tents do not offer. Many are


equipped with separate rooms
and screenrooms attached. These
tents are moderately priced rang-
ing from $50-$250.
Once you have a roof over your
head, sleeping arrangements are
the next consideration.
Sleeping bags can range from
those made from lightweight
"rip-stop" material with a fleece
lining to bags that will keep the
cold out at temperatures reaching
zero degrees. For colder weather
and higher altitudes, an insulated
sleeping bag will keep campers
cozy on cool nights. Avid camp-
ers may have more than one type
of sleeping bag or bed.
Outdoor centers offer a range
of sleeping bags for kids and
adults.
The price range of sleeping
bags can be anywhere from $15
to more than $100.
Airbeds are becoming very
popular for camping due to their
ease in set up and portability fea-
tures. Many come with an inflator
pump that runs on batteries or
plugs into a car lighter.
For a really nice "raised" airbed
with a pump, expect to pay about
$125-$130. There are more mod-
erately priced airbeds from about
$25.
Eating and cooking outdoors
is one of the most popular camp-
ing pastimes. Depending on how
long you will be camping, con-
sider. how much food.to bring for
each person.
Coolers are made to keep
foods cold for about five days
with the proper amounts of ice.
Better quality coolers and ice
chests starting at about $35 will
save money in the long run with
less replenishing of ice.
Bringing water on the trip
is also dependant upon where
you are going. If there is running
water at the campground, you
can lighten the load and bring
less. More backwoods, primitive
camping will call for one gallon
per person per day. That only in-
cludes enough water for drinking.
Extra water will be needed for
cooking.

Facilities
Camping without "facilities"
can be an eye-opening experi-
ence for anyone who has not had
the privilege. Campsites without
bathroom and shower facilities
are referred to as "primitive."
Camping in the Ocala Nation-
al Forest is one of those places
where there are no electrical
hook-ups, no running water and
no place except the lake or pond
to "tidy up."
Fortunately, modern science
has found a way to help campers
take care of business and retain
some modesty.
For seasoned campers, camp
toilets might hot be the most im-
portant item to pack for camping
but for. many families camping
with children, it is a definite con-
sideration.


Depending on what is avail-
able and permissible at the camp-
grounds, the lack of rest facilities
can be taken care of for less than
$100. A camp shower can be any-
thing from a water-filled heavy
duty plastic bag with a shower
hose connected to it hanging
from a tree branch, to a full-sized
enclosed camp shower with a
battery powered fan. The prices
for such "luxuries" can start at $5
to about $70.

Speaking
of cooking
A good camp stove is essential
for a well-planned camp cook-
out. Propane stoves offer easy
start and even temperature cook-
ing for whatever is on the menu.
A one-burner stove is about $30,
while a 3-burner will run about
$100. There are even camp stoves
with ovens built in for toasting
bread or whipping up a small
batch of brownies for under $200.
New camp stoves do not include
the propane tanks in many cases.
Contact the campground that
you will be staying in to find out
what facilities for cooking -that
they have available, if any. Some
offer charcoal grills and all that
you will need is the charcoal and
lighter.
If you plan to camp out in the
wilderness or at a primitive camp-
site, don't forget a grate for grill-
ing. Put it over the hot coals to
cook food on.
Don't forget to bring unbreak-
able or paper plates, plenty of
paper towels, trash bags for clean
up, cups, eating and cooking
utensils. These are things that can
be brought from home.
Rather than bring along pots
and pans from home or buying
expensive camping cookware,
purchase an inexpensive set
of cookware to keep with your
camping gear. Wash them up af-
ter the trip and store along with
cooking utensils and plastic wash
basin for next time.

Tools and
accessories
The list of items could go on
and on especially with products
on the market made to make
you feel at home under the stars.
Try to stick with the basics when
shopping for your camping trip;
otherwise, you could spend more
than you set out to.
Basic tools are a must when
going camping at a campground
or out in the woods. A trip to the
hardware store will be a good
place to start. Rope along with
a good camping knife will prove
immeasurably useful in setting up
camp. A good spade shovel will
be needed to dig a pit for the fire,
clear any roots where the tent will
be set up and also to dig a hole
for a toilet.
A rubber mallet will be helpful
for pounding in tent stakes and a
supply of extra tent stakes will be


even better if you happen to lose
or break one.
A multi-tool is a handy and
inexpensive item to carry on any
trip. A good quality multi-tool with
case is about $20 and has several
tools all-in-one to provide what
you need, when you need it.
Another item that should go on,
the list is a camping axe. Splitting
small sections of wood is much
easier with an axe. They are light-
weight; don't take up much space
and will make life at camp easier.
A saw for cutting wood and
brush is another essential item. A
folding "root" sawwill cut through
tough branches and make easy
work of getting the kindling for
the fire. They can also be used
around the house and range in
price from about $10.

Lighting please
Many campgrounds have elec-
tric hookups for RVs and camp-
ers and illuminated walkways
throughout campgrounds.
If you are setting up camp in
the woods, you will soon find that
once it gets dark, it's really dark.
A campfire will help to light up
the night but flashlights are essen-
tial. A good quality, dependable
flashlight and plenty of batteries
will do the trick for spot lighting.
Every person in the camp should
be equipped with a flashlight or
lantern.-
Solar lights will collect energy
during the day and help to light
up the table during dinner and
well into the night.
There are also rechargeable
lanterns that use either recharge-
able batteries or can be plugged
into a car lighter.
Use of oil burning tiki-torches
at campgrounds is many times
prohibited due to the open
flame.

Pests
Mosquitoes are a normal part
of being outdoors, especially in
South Florida.
Look for "no see-um" screen
when purchasing your tent or
screen room. Citronella coils and
candles are a deterrent to mosqui-
toes and some biting flies. Also,
bring plenty of mosquito spray
.along to ward off flying nuisances
that will make your camping ad-
venture less enjoyable.

Camping with
kids and pets
Bringing the kids on the trip?
Kids love to go camping and there
are endless items geared towards
kids in the camping department.
Tents and sleeping bags with
bright colors and plenty of zippers
provide privacy for kids camping
with the family. Kids dome tents
are very reasonable at around
$35-60. Lanterns and flashlights
are a must and will help keep kids
from getting lost and provide the
light under the chin for ghost sto-
ries for about $14.


the hands of children. Adults
should apply repellent first to their
own hands and then transfer it to
the child's skin and clothing.
If additional protection is nec-
essary, apply a permethrin repel-
lent directly to clothing. Again,
always follow the manufacturer's
directions.

Eliminate mosquito
breeding sites
Elimination of breeding sites is
one of the keys to prevention.
* Clean out leaves, troughs and
gutters.
* Remove old tires or drill holes
in those used in playgrounds to
drain.
*T'Irn over or remove empty
plastic pots.
*Pick up all beverage contain-
ers and cups.
*Check tarps on boats or other
equipment that may collect wa-
ter.
* Pump out bilges on boats.
*Replace water in birdbaths
and pet or other animal feeding
dishes at least once a week.
*Change water in plant trays,
including hanging plants, at least
once a week.
* Remove vegetation or ob-
structions in drainage ditches that
prevent the flow of water.
Monitoring wild bird deaths
can help officials track the spread
of some mosquito-borne diseas-
es. Anyone who discovers a dead
bird is encouraged to report it via
the Internet. The bird mortality
reporting system is located on the
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conser-
vation Commission's website at:
www.MyFWC.corrm/bird/. Citi-
zens may also report dead birds
to a county health department or
local FWC office.
For more information on
mosquito borne illnesses, visit
the DOH Web site at www.my-
floridaEH.com, the CDC Web site
www.cdc.gov or contact your lo-
cal county health department.


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