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Coldwell Banker’s #1 Team for the State of Louisiana 116 Jessica Ln. $349,900 4BD/3.5BA. Well maintained home in established neighborhood! Open floorplan, no carpet, & fresh paint! Liv. rm. w/ frpl. & mantle. Sep. dining area. Kit. w/ att. brkfst. area, center island, desk, granite, & rm. for barstools. Master offers frpl. Long driveway, carport, covered back patio, & garage - all on a sprawling lot! “B” flood zone. Aprrox. 2,643 sq. ft. liv. & 4,070 total area. 107 Lazy Oaks Dr. $444,900 4BD/3.5BA. Property sits on a secluded street w/ plenty of room for family & friends. Liv. rm. features custom shelving & frpl. w/ mantle all opening to kit. Impressive rear yard includes oversized covered patio & inground swimming pool. Bonus rm. upstairs & HUGE attic/storage area w/ option to complete for even more liv. space! Approx. 2,848 sq. ft. liv. & 4,644 total area. 104 Wisteria Ct. $449,900 4BD/2.5BA. Well maintained lawn welcomes you to wonderful property in Springwood Estates. Soaring ceilings in main liv. area complete w/ gas frpl. Kit. offers att. brkfst. area, granite countertops, & ss. appl. Master has HUGE dream closet. Spacious laundry rm. leads to att. garage. Approx. 2,607 sq. ft. liv. & 3,284 sq. ft. total area.
CAMPER LOTS FOR RENT! $350 per month. All utilities included. Clean, quiet, close to shopping and laundromats. Safe neighborhood, community atmosphere. Call 985-7687208 or 985-710-4311.
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FOR SALE: Ice cream machine by Taylor $800. Stainless steel triple sink and snowball drip pan $300. Other various assorted appliances. Call for more info LOG CABIN $5,800. (Origi- 985-707-8360. nal price, $23,000.) Solid oak log walls. Plans for cabin, fireplace, loft, porches. BRICK, BLOCK, stone, Haul to Louisiana $1,850. concrete, stucco and cePay when received. Owner. ramic tile work. 35 years 870-577-5757. experience. 985-778-3596.
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Tony’s Takes A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS Back in 1990, I had expanded my television guide, TV Taters, into the Gulf Coast counties of Mississippi. I was on a roll, newly minted in publishing after 22 years of radio, television and agency work and I had a case of publisher’s Manifest Destiny. While delivering my guides in the Gulfport area, I discovered the office of The Penny Pincher, a classified newspaper with lots of want ads and display ads, no color, a fancy V-shaped classified layout and no fluff. It was founded and operated by Richard Gautreaux, a wiry and fiery Cajun former banker from Carencro, just up the road from Lafayette. Richard and his family were in the third year of operating this publication, which apparently was very popular and successful in Hancock, Harrison, Jackson and Stone Counties.
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Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries LDWF Investigation Indicates Dead Pelicans Succumbed to Natural, Accidental Causes Several dead pelicans discovered recently in Plaquemines and St. Bernard parishes died from natural and accidental causes, according to an investigation by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. LDWF’s Enforcement Division launched an investigation Feb. 19 when it was notified of several dead pelicans in Plaquemines and St. Bernard parishes. One of the pelicans was found stuck to a water level gauge. Agents retrieved that pelican and another dead pelican in the surrounding area then brought them to LDWF headquarters in Baton Rouge for necropsies, the equivalent of autopsies performed on humans. The necropsies found no illegal activity associated with the pelican deaths. The pelican found hanging from the water level gauge in the Caernarvon Diversion area in Plaquemines Parish accidentally hooked its pouch on a protruding screw. The pelican then broke its neck trying to free itself from the screw, according to the LDWF veterinarian The other pelican, found floating in shallow water, died from severe parasitism and emaciation. During winter, mortality rates in juvenile brown pelicans can be high. Young pelicans are not as good at fishing as mature pelicans and have higher rates of parasites. Young pelicans also have little to no fat reserves for the colder months and can die from hypothermia and malnutrition. Due to these naturally occurring events, the LDWF Enforcement Division is closing the investigation pending further evidence that would indicate the birds were illegally killed.
LDWF to Host Oyster Hatchery Field Day EVENT: The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries will host a field day at the Michael C. Voisin Oyster Hatchery in Grand Isle This event is free and open to the public. Attendees will begin with a tour of the oyster hatchery followed by a tour of the LSU Oyster Research and Demonstration Farm, and end their day with a visit to Grand Isle Sea Farms, a commercial oyster nursery and cage culture operation. WHEN: Monday, March 18 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: Michael C. Voisin Oyster Hatchery, 133 LSU Drive, Grand Isle, La. BACKGROUND: The state run hatchery is run as a partnership between LDWF and Louisiana Sea Grant. Since 1993, an oyster hatchery has operated on Grand Isle, and in 2009, the hatchery operation was moved to its current location at the LDWF Fisheries Research Lab. This allows LDWF and LSG to merge their academic research projects and programs to benefit the commercial harvesting sector and aid in management of the public seed grounds. For more information, contact (225)765-3980, 1(855) 262-1764, or oversightprograms@wlf. la.gov. LDWF, Continued on pg. 4
Richard was behind the desk of what had been a shipping and mailing center but with the success of the paper, had been shut down and was strictly the Penny Pincher. Years later, I would reverse that move, adding Postal Plus to Bargains Plus! and giving my family another business to operate. Richard offered to help me deliver my guides, using his people, as long as I paid them the same thing he was paying them. I was impressed with the offer but declined because the money for such a luxury as paid delivery was not there. Richard offered other advise, the most important being about my publication. He asked me, “why are you publishing a TV guide?” I told him for the income and he asked me if the listings for the shows was provided free or did I have to pay for them. I told him we paid and then he said, “see my paper? All my content is paid advertising, affordable advertising for the average reader and small businessman and woman. Everyone wants to see their ad and either buy or sell items in this paper. You pay for half of your content and everyone but me pays for all of mine!” I could see it was a win-win situation. I had never seen a shopper, want ad paper, classified flyer…you name it. Then he said, “you should start one in Slidell. If you don’t, my family is bugging me about expanding and that’s where I’d go, and then it would be too late for you.” He was right and I took his lessons to heart when I began Bargains Plus! less than a year later (after two other shoppers began in late 1990 but both were out of business by February of 1991). Richard and I agreed to stay out of each other’s territories unless one of us decided to throw in the towel, as Richard did in 1993 in Pearl River County, where we expanded after Richard called me to tell me about his decision to pull out. Even after Richard’s death in 1995, the agreement was honored. In recent years, the Gautreaux family has suffered numerous deaths and tragic circumstances and with the erosion of papers like ours, advertisers and readership have declined. On December 20th of last year, they printed their final paper….31 years of a weekly that thousands depended on, just like they do with this publication. We made a decision a few weeks ago to try and fill that void. We’ve begun Penny Plus, a new edition of this paper in the areas where the Penny Pincher existed. And the demand and satisfaction is overwhelming. People still want papers like ours, even with social media penetration. And now the old Penny Pincher readers will also be able to read their new paper online on mobile devices or at home or work, with our flip-page technology which we’re provided for all our publications over the past ten years. We chose Penny to honor the Penny Pincher and Plus, which is the common name in both of our other publications. There is a strong link between the Southern Mississippi area on or abutting the Gulf Coast and the lake, river and Gulf parishes of southeast Louisiana where our two papers have been available beginning so many years ago. Both editions will share advertisers in many cases which will stretch budgets for those using our papers and reading us online. We welcome our new readers and advertisers and encourage them to send us “want ads” or classified ads, your choice of terminology. And we thank the Gautreaux family for their dedication and hard work that made the old Penny Pincher the talk of the Coast for two generations. We look forward to honoring that commitment and welcome you all aboard. Tony Onellion Publisher Penny Plus mypennyplus@gmail.com To read online: issuu.com/penneyplus -0-
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Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries Continued from pg. 3
LDWF’s Taxidermy Exhibition Contest Entry Deadline Extended to April 10 Feb. 19, 2019 - The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries’ (LDWF) taxidermy exhibition contest entry deadline has been extended to April 10, 2019. Contest judging will be held April 17, 2019, at LDWF headquarters in Baton Rouge beginning at 10 a.m. The contest is an opportunity for Louisiana taxidermists to showcase their work and help educate the general public on the state’s wildlife resources. For entry forms and contest rules, go to http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/TaxidermyContest2019 . Taxidermy work has been displayed in the LDWF headquarters lobby in Baton Rouge since 1988. Displays of wildlife and fisheries species help the general public to get a close-up look at the animals that many may never experience. It also helps citizens to understand the conservation mission of LDWF and the threats facing many species in Louisiana. Taxidermists can enter several categories, including big game, upland game, waterfowl, game fish, amphibian life, reptile life and non-game. Winners will have their work displayed at LDWF headquarters and at LDWF field offices throughout the state. The winners will also be featured in the Louisiana Conservationist and The Wildlife Insider.
APARTMENTS 2 SLIDELL LOCATIONS Close to best school districts. SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT! Move in Special ....2BD/1BA 1st month $300, then $700/monthly. Security deposit $700. No pets. ....2BR/1.5BA complete kitchen + W/D. Private covered patios. 1st month rent $400, then $775/monthly. Security deposit $775. Call 504421-2359.
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Judging will be done by a panel of professional wildlife and fisheries biologists, professional LAND FOR SALE in Alton, artists, professional taxidermists and environmental educators. Judging will not only focus on the LA. Lot size 50’x100’. No taxidermy work but also the educational aspect of the piece. debris, has water & sewage hook-up. Location: off For more information, contact Stephanie Cockerham at 225-765-2346 or scockerham@wlf. 3rd Ave to 11th St. on the la.gov . left. Asking price $8,500. Only serious need to call BELLE CHASSE house, FOR SALE BY OWNER: 985-250-9039. REAL ESTATE 4BR, 2BA, 2 car garage. 3.34 acres in Bell Tower 2 SEPERATE Rooms for $1600/mo. Call 504-394- Subdivision. LOT 8, Bell Tower Blvd. Cleared, ready WE BUY HOUSES Any rent in Slidell. One with 4440. to build, near Picayune, condition, Walk away today, private bathroom, the othMS. $30,800. Call 504- Cash, Confidential, Quick, er has shared bathroom. House Vacant, Needs ReNO pets. Month-to-month. FOR SALE: 165 Williams 583-4571. pairs, Divorce, Succession, $300 for shared bathroom. Avenue, Buras. Only Bad Tenants, Foreclosure, $400 for private bathroom. $123,000. 4 bedrooms, PICAYUNE / HANCOCK Lost your job. 504-259No deposit. Jorge 985-265- 2 baths, well-maintained County: Mobile home lot, 4500. 5324. home. All ceramic floor1 acre with water, sewing, large kitchen, 1/3 er, power pole, storage CLAYTON HOMES of Cov- acre lot (168x100). Call building. Financing avail- 1/2 - 3/4 ACRE LOT with ington Used homes starting 504-931-1918. able. Call 228-342-2169. power, water, septic. At the $8,000. 985-892-7999. corner of Bradley Lane & Hwy 190 Robert, LA. Call 601-736-8995 or 601-522Sheriff’s Sales are held on the second Wednesday of each month unless otherwise advertised. Sales are held at 9895.
FOR SALE BY OWNER: 2 Adjoining trailer lots in Slidell. Great location. 50’x120’ each. Owner financing possible. Call 985640-7409 Lenny. BAYOU COTTAGE in Slidell. 3BR, 1BA, approximately 1,100sq.ft. on 1 acre. 32’x32’ shop with 16’x16’ extra attached shop room. Inside needs a little work. Trees on three sides makes privacy a plus. 104 Brett Drive. $125,000. NO FLOOD ZONE. Call 985285-8194.
LOT FOR SALE - Lot for sale on River Rd. in Boothville. Approximately 200 wide X 1000 long. Property cleared and ready to move on. $65,000 FIRM. Call Stanley at 504-427-1277.
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Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62359 21st Mortgage Corporation vs Joy Provance Lester scheduled for sale on April 17, 2019 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 63900 U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE STRUCTURED ASSET INVESTMENT LOAN TRUST MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2004-8 vs Thank Van Nguyen and Sandra Serigny Nguyen scheduled for sale on April 17, 2019 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 64308 Regions Bank DBA Regions Mortgage Successor by Merger to Union Planters Bank, N.A. vs Glenn Carpenter and Karen Griffin Carpenter A/K/A Karen G. Carpenter A/K/A Karen Carpenter A/K/A Karen Griffin scheduled for April 17, 2019 Foreclosure sale for Suit No. 60041 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee Under Pooling and Servicing Agreement Dated as of August 1, 2004 Morgan Stanley ABS Capital I Inc. Trust 2004-WMC2 vs Robin Guthrie Brown, (A/K/A Robin Guthrie, Robin G. Brown, Robin Brown) and Michelle Guthrie Brown, (A/K/A Michelle Guthrie, Michelle G. Brown, Michelle Brown) scheduled for sale on April 17, 2019 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 64463 Matrix Financial Services Corporation vs. Todd R. Lavalla scheduled for sale on April 17, 2019 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 65009 Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, Inc vs. Arthur L. Harvey and Ivory J. Harvey scheduled for sale on April 17, 2019 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 64846 Reverse Mortgage Solutions, Inc. vs Gail Teal Fuchs scheduled for sale on March 13, 2019 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 64907 Branch Banking and Trust Company vs. Roger L. Thayer Jr. and Tracey Popich Thayer schedules for sale on March 13, 2019 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 64022 GMFS LLC vs. Paula Lupe Fabre A/K/A Paula L Fabre A/K/A Paul Fabre scheduled for sale on March 13, 2019 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 63919 21st Mortgage Corporation vs Herbert J. Smith, Jr. and Danielle Marie Sylve scheduled for March 13, 2019 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62606 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. vs. Jim Christopher Cambre and Shannon Lanning Cambre scheduled for sale on March 13, 2019 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 64781 Ford Motor Credit Company LLC f/k/a Ford Motor Credit Company vs Lanny and Melissa Marie Lafrance scheduled for sale on February 27, 2019 Guidelines for Sheriff’s Sales
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Can you believe it’s already the end on the February! This year is flying by. Mardi Gras is here and the parades are rolling. I know I promised I would show you a heat shaped kitty ornament this time but with everyone running in and out the house with different schedules and such, I decided to tell you about a neat little thing to keep a spare key in. Sometimes people run out the house and forget there house key (I’ve done it before). And locked and shut the door. And no spare key under the Welcome mat or hidden anywhere. While browsing the internet I saw this really cute idea. They were selling these cute little containers (old medicine bottles) that were painted and had a variety of different things glued onto the caps. I did more research and discovered that most of these used E6000 glue and just any type of cute decoration for the top. You can place them in your flower garden, stick one on the inside of a flower pot, or in a rock garden. Just anywhere so when you forget to grab the house key, you are never locked out. I thought this was a really cute idea. I will be heading to one of the stores today to see what I can find that is neat and different to glue on top my bottle cap. I thought this was such a neat idea I just had to share it with you today. Well, that’s it for this time. So what will your next craft project be? Mine......I don’t know. But I know it will be fun. Sincerely, Paula Johnson
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BROWN, GREGORY BOOTHVILLE, LA Contraband/Penal Institution MANUEL, JERRY L GRETNA, LA Theft Of A FireArm (2) VUOSO, MICHAEL BELLE CHASSE, LA Bench Warrant and other charges WILSON, JAMES WILLIAMS III Jean Laffite, LA Bench Warrant (2) AND OTHER CHARGES FRICKEY, LAUREN M BOOTHVILLE, LA Bench Warrant (2)
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DAOUS, ERIC GENE MARRERO, LA Theft AND OTHER CHARGES
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CEPRIANO, SALVADOR J VENICE, LA Domestic Abuse Battery Second Offense
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HUY, DINO RENE JR PORT SULPHUR, LA Fugitive Warrant KOENIG, DALE R III BELLE CHASSE, LA Simple Battery
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CHANDLER, MARKIE MARRERO, LA Bench Warrant AND OTHER CHARGES
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Drainage is fast becoming one of the most common stresses in Louisiana lawns. Week long rain events and humid weather present a multitude of problems. Lower areas of the yard will drain slower than the high areas. Any turfgrass will be affected by water logged soils and will thin out over time. Weeds that can handle those types of conditions win out and begin to take over. Use a good quality top soil or river sand/silt product to raise lower areas in the yard. The addition of a French drain can also help with drainage issues, especially in lawns that are flat and have little contour to direct the flow of water.
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The most common varieties are centipedegrass, St. Augustinegrass, and zoysiagrass. Carpetgrass and bahiagrass common pasture grasses and usedgrown as lawnasgrasses onLouisiana. large acreages. of There areare several different types of turfgrass lawns in The Each mostspecies common turfgrass has its own care and maintenance requirements. Start by identifying the turfgrass in your yard. varieties are centipedegrass, St. Augustinegrass, and zoysiagrass. Carpetgrass and bahiagrass are
Mowing heights for common turfgrasses grown in Louisiana Species Mowing height (inches) centipedegrass 1-2 St. Augustinegrass 2-3 zoysiagrass 1-2 bermudagrass 1-1.5 bahiagrass 2-3 carpetgrass 1.5-2
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water, sunlight, and nutrients. Ideally, the lawn grass should have the growing advantage and be Will Afton able to choke out otherThere weedy best types defense against unwanted weedsinisLouisiana. a healthy and areplants. severalThe different of turfgrass grown as lawns vigorous lawn grass.
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One of the most common issues with home lawns is dealing with and February 25, 2019 getting rid of unwanted weed species that invade the turf. Lawn grass and Plaquemines Plus – Words to GREAX by! weeds are both plants. They both compete for water, sunlight, and nutrients. Ideally, the lawntograss have growing advantage and be able to How Winshould the War onthe Weeds choke outwith otherhome weedy plants. bestwith defense weeds is One of the most common issues lawns is The dealing and against getting unwanted rid of unwanted weed species that invade the turf.and Lawn grass lawn and weeds a healthy vigorous grass. are both plants. They both compete for
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PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT Holy Spirit, you who made me see everything and showed me the way to reach my ideal. You who gave me the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong as done to me. I, in this short dialogue, want to thank you for everything and confirm once more that I never want to be seperated from you, no matter how great the material desire may be. I want to be with you and my oved ones in your perpetual glory. AMEN. Thank you for your love towards me and my loved ones. Say this prayer for 3 consecutive days. After 3 days, the favor requested will be granted even if it may appear difficult D.K.
Lastly, you can attack the weeds themselves. Weeds are just plants that are growing out of place. They can be described as annual (living one year) or perennial (living year after year). This is important to know when selecting herbicides to control them. Herbicides can be described as selective (kills certain types of plants and not others) or non-selective (kills all plants). The most popular non-selective herbicide is glysophate and it can be found in products like Round Up and Hi-Yield Killzall. Selective herbicides are commonly used in lawn situations, especially types that can be applied over the top of lawn with no effect to the turfgrass. Ortho Weed B Gon and Fertilome Weed Free Zone are popular selective herbicides that can be used in lawns. They provide good control of most broadleaf weeds growing in the lawn. Products like Image Nutsedge Killer, Sedgehammer, and Hi-yield Nutsedge Killer provide good control of sedge-like weeds growing in the lawn. All of the products listed above are known a post-emergent herbicides because they are applied to a plant that is already growing. Preemergent herbicides are used to kill plants as soon as they germinate. Annual weeds that come back from a seed are best controlled using pre-emergent herbicides. Dimension (dithiopyr) is the most popular herbicide of this type used by homeowners. Apply it in February and again in September for best results. Remember to always read and follow label instructions before applying any type of pesticide.
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There is a great near shore fishery here that is often passed up. We were first to hide out of the high seas. When I say we are going snapper fishing I am asked if they are open. Red snapper is CLOSED. There are several other snapper that are open year round that are not targeted. Today was the day to find the other fish. Saturday we had a flip tide with less than a half foot tide. On top of that the wind was blowing around 15 mph with gusts. The dense fog we have had for the last 2 weeks also made this a challenging day.
With 6 guys fishing and a good supply of bait we went (Catching) this was the biggest red snapper we caught. The smallest was about 6 inches long. Due to us fishing in shallow water the It was not until about noon before he had a chance to battle a good fish. We caught a few more ones we caught were all returned unharmed. I never even touched the fish. Eddie and I used fish dehookers which are quicker and easier on both us and the fish. after that but they only wanted few for eating. We released a few more and then a potential storm and the fog pushed us back to the dock.
We caught around 200 hundred red snapper. Around 25 trigger fish that also went back as well as 7 of these tiny soap fish. We found a few hardheaded cats. As you can see we had to work hard releasing all these just to b put some good fish in the box. We did quite well but worked very hard for our box of fish. We ended up with 44 lane snapper and 6 mangrove snapper giving us a total of 50 of them. The rest of the catch was reddish, black drum, croaker, ruby lipped grunt, and white trout. To say we had a good day is an under statement. Life is Good! They really enjoyed the day on the water with me. The next day the seas were 4 to 7 feet. There was no way we were going to stick our nose out in that stuff. Most people look for inshore - (Reds, specks, flounder, and black drum.) Or offshore
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William Afton | County Agent LSU AgCenter • St. Tammany Parish 1301 N. Florida St. • Covington, LA 70433 Office: (985) 875-2635 • Fax: (985) 875-2639 20 CARS and TRUCKS to sell wholesale for cash. Most need some fixing up, Dealers welsome. Chuck, 228-596-3121.
GOT $1,000? We’ve got a car for you! Chuck Ryan Cars, Long Beach 228864-9706. 2008 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER. Loaded super good car. All power. $4,800. 228-424-1589, 228-313-1051.
I BUY junk cars. 228-2338075. 2003 TOYOTA TUNDRA. Extra cab. Dealers trade. Super good truck. Ready to drive. All power. $5500. Must see. 228-424-1589, 228313-1051.
WANT TO buy old ship’s wheels, portholes, lights, anchors, life rings, ship bells, rope, oars, paddles, buoys, old signs, old toys. 228-326-0232.
I BUY diesel tractors, implements and construction GOT $1,500? We’ve got equipment, running or not. a good car for you. Kelle, 228-861-4077. 228-669-8546.
2005 HONDA CIVIC, like new condition. Drive anywhere, extra clean. $4,300. 228-424-1589, 228-313-1051.
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2001 LINCOLN Navigator, 20” Alloys, $2,950. Chuck Ryan Cars, Long Beach 228-864-9706. 2005 NISSAN MAXIMA, sunroof, super low miles, sport wheels, all power. $5,800. 228-424-1589, 228-313-1051. CHUCK RYAN CARS, Long Beach. 100 cars and trucks on our website with lots of pictures. Check out our inventory at chuckryancars.com 228-864-9706. TOYOTA, CHEVY, Nissan, Ford trucks and SUVs. 30 to choose from, we finance! Chuck Ryan Cars, Long Beach 228-864-9706.
‘17 CHEVY SONIC, 12K miles, top of the line, fully loaded, $10,000. ALEMAN AUTO SALES, Pearl River, Call 985-863-2803.
WE BUY DAMAGED or WRECKED CARS! ALEMAN AUTO SALES, Pearl River, Call 985-863-2803.
2014s, 2015s, 2016s Toy2003 HONDA PILOT, V6, otas, Nissans, Kias and blue, 180K miles, runs Hyundais. Low mileage, great, $2,900. Call 985- factory warranty. Priced to sell! Chuck Ryan Cars, 641-4422. Long Beach 228-864-9706. 14’ EXTRAWIDE Flatboat & Trailer, 25HP Yamaha, low hours, very good condition, extras included, $2,875. Call 985-503-2357.
2002 DODGE INTREPID. Low miles. Like new, bumper to bumper. Beautiful car, sunroof, sell for cash. $2,900. 228-424-1589, 228-3131051.
ONE CALL, we haul. Cash for junk cars, broken down 2000 FORD F150 8’ Bed ‘08 CROWN VICTORIA, or drivable. Free towing! Cover, $200. Call 985-285- 70K miles, $3,900. ALE- ‘03 VW PASSAT, $2,700. 0518. MAN AUTO SALES, Pearl ALEMAN AUTO SALES, Call 228-235-7342. River, Call 985-863-2803. Pearl River, Call 985-8632803. GOT $1,500? We’ve got 1972 25HP Johnson motor, a good car for you. Kelle. $750. Call 504-394-9455 228-669-8546. N.O. Area call only please. 7 CARS under $2000. Use 2007 PT CRUISER. Auyour tax refund! ALEMAN tomatic, pretty, runs great, AUTO SALES, Pearl River drive anywhere. $2,900 2010 NISSAN SENTRA 17’ FLATBOAT, 70hp Hon- Call 985-863-2803. cash. 228-424-1589, 2284 door all highway miles. da Troll motor, like new, 313-1051. Like new condition all new trailer, center console, over. Must sell. $4,800. new batteries, many extras, 2012 18’ FLATBOAT, 228-424-1589, 228-313- $12,000 FIRM. Call 504- Trailer, & 70 4-Stroke Ya- ENCANCHES MAS bajos 1051. 415-5127. maha motor, low hours, en Chuck Ryan Cars en very good condition, ex- Long Beach. 100 carros y WE BUY and tow away junk CASH FOR junk cars, tras included. $8,000. trocas. Aabrimos temprano Call 985-710-7431 or y cerramos tarde. Financiavehicles. 601-795-7604. trucks, etc. 601-928-8110. 985-288-0695. mos! Habla Espanol Freeman, 228-697-8259. CYLINDER HEADS, automotive. Checked out, re- 35’ BOAT SLIP for rent. 2005 CHEVROLET car built or exchanged. Cap Electricity and water. Cha- motor and transmission, Cylinder Heads. 228-432- male Cove, Slidell. $150/ V-8, $500. Call 225-435month. Call 985-863-4333. 0066. 0916 or 228-380-4773.
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