Pery News-Herald

Servilnl,i il hs ':' Cof .nial i oi South Srnce 1.:


First in 10 years




New chairman for DMH board


Isaac H. Jackson III


Armed

robbery

suspect

in custody
: Isaac' H. Jackson III, 29, was
arrested without incident Tuesday
evening around 5:15 p.m. at a
local motel.
He was the second of two
suspects tied to an armed robbery
which occurred May 4 on Warner
Avenue.
Classified as a high-risk violent
offender, Jackson is being held
without bail at the Taylor County
Jaif;: He faces charges of
aggavated assault with a deadly
weapon and armed robbery.
Police were alerted to Jackson's
whereabouts through an
anomiymous tip.
"We received information that
he was staying in a local motel
room registered to someone else,
and that he had been in and out of-
the pool all day. Several officers
from Perry Police Department and
deputies from the Taylor County
- Sheriffs Office conducted a search
of the room," Captain Jamie Cruse
said.
"During the initial search, it
appeared that Jackson was not in
the room; however, he was
discovered hiding in the boxed bed
frame, under the mattress set."
No weapons were found during
"* Please see page 3


Launcf set

Tuesday for

energy saver

program
Hundreds of city residents are
expected to benefit from a
Neighborhood :Energy' Saver
Program launching here Tuesday,
June 19.
SProgress Energy, in partnership
,with the Florida *Department of
Community Affairs and the City of
Perry, will "install energy-
efficiency improvements in up to
.500 homes. Customers also will
learn simple ways to manage their
energy use.
The program is designed to
assist families in local low-income
neighborhoods to save money on
Their energy bills. The
Neighborhood Energy Saver
program informs customers of the
importance energy efficiency
plays in saving energy dollars and
reducing energy use.
-:Progress Energy will celebrate
the program's launch at noon on
Tuesday, at Jerkins Community
Center.
": This is an opportunity to help
an entire neighborhood better
manage their energy costs," said
Jeff Corbett, senior vice president
,of energy delivery for Progress
Energy Florida. "Plus, the
educational side of the program .
will allow families to continue to
benefit from the energy-efficiency
measures for years to come and to
"-** Please see page 3


Scott Mixon has been named
chairman of the Doctors' Memorial
Hospital Board of Directors.
Mixon, who is in his third year
on the board, replaces long-time
chairman Wayne Jones, who did
not seek an additional term during
elections held last month.
"When you have a family and
you live in a community you ere
born and raised in, healthcre is
important," Mixon said of his time
on the board-.


"It is important to volunteer and
to give back to the community. It's
about community involvement."
One of his main priorities, he
said, is for the. board "to work
together and to foster an
environment with the employees to
work as a team."
The primary goal of the hospital
is to "provide quality patient care,"
he said, adding that it includes
doctor recruitment and offering the
services the community needs.


"If we do those things, the next
two to three years will be
profitable for the hospital and the
community."
Acknowledging the current
financial struggles at the hospital,
Mixon said DMH will "have a
positive net income this year."
On the subject of doctor
recruitment, he said the hospital
has recently signed a new internal
medicine specialist, a radiologist
and an anesthesiologist, and is


Bad intersection
(Top photo) City firefighters Robby Moon and James Cook deployed the "Jaws of Life" to help
extricate a passenger pinned in a vehicle "t-boned" at the intersection of Ash Street and
Highway 19 North Wednesday. Both the driver and passenger were transported to Doctors'
Memorial Hospital for treatment. The elderly driver ofthe second vehicle (bottom photo) did
not require medical attention.


Plum earns medical degree,


fulfillment of lifelong dream


By MARK VIOLA
Staff writer
It was a dream 23 years in the
making when Josef Plum accepted
his medical degree.
Plum, who graduated from
Florida State University College of
Medicine on May 26, was honored
with a reception Tuesday at
Doctors' Memorial Hospital.
The hospital provided him with
a full scholarship with the caveat
that he returns to Perry to practice
once he finishes his training.
"My mother says I've wanted to
be a doctor since I was three,"
Plum said. "My brother was very
sick. According to my mother, I
wanted to be doctor and cure him.
"I've never had a memory of
wanting to be anything else," he
added.
Plum graduated from Taylor


County High School in 1999 and
continued on his path at Florida
State University, where he
received a degree in exercise
physiology.
He spent his summers in Perry
working with Doctors' Memorial
Hospital Emergency Medical
Services (EMS).
Then it was onto medical school,
also at FSU.
"It was much more difficult and
much more time consuming than I
thought," he admitted. "I knew it
wasn't going to be easy, but I didn't
know just how hard it was going to
be."
His first two years of medical
school were spent in clinical
studies, which he said involved
daily four-hour lectures followed
by 12 more hours reading text
books. Even with the extended


hours, he still worked part-time
with EMS when he could.
For his third year, Plum became
the first student at the FSU College
of Medicine to take advantage of a
newly created "rural track" for his
clinical training.
Spending his time at Jackson
Hospital in Marianna, he worked
side by side with general medicine,
family medicine and surgical
doctors.
In rural medicine, he said, there
is not always a specialist available
locally to handle certain cases.
"You need to be able to
recognize the symptoms of
specialized cases," he said. "You
also need to learn how to treat
them because they're not always
going to be able to get to A
*-* Please see page 8


talking with a surgeon.
"We are continuing to recruit for
other positions," he said, including
a cardiologist and another internist.
"We are also considering
offering OB/GYN services again.
. "Recruitment is something that
is not going to stop," he said. "We
need to continue adding doctors as
the community grows."
He also stressed that the hospital
needs to keep the doctors it has.
"The doctor/patient relationship


is built over the long-term."
Mixon added that the hospital
was interviewing three candidates
this week for CEO, a position left
open when the board fired then
CEO Rick Brown in December.
Mixon, a Taylor County native,
is a senior account executive with
Fringe Benefit Management
Company in Tallahassee. He and
his wife, Lori, along with their
,* Please see page 3


Eviction 'rumors'


alarm B&G Club


board, supporters

Supporters of the Perry/Taylor County Boys & Girls Club were in full
force at Tuesday's city council meeting, concerned about reported
"rumors" regarding their continued occupancy of the city-owned building
at the Duck Pond.
"I am here to address concerns about our main facility. We have heard
that the Veterans Memorial Park Committee wants to take and use our
building as a veterans museum. I began receiving calls over the weekend
that they were going to ask that you get us to vacate the facility, which is
currently serving as our main unit. I'm here tonight to reiterate to the
council what our plans as a club are. We have 125-150 kids a day at that
facility. A lot of them are the kids of veterans. Some of them have parents
who are serving overseas right now in Iraq," B&G Club Director Kevin.
Kidd said.
While plans for a new main club
building--to be located at Loughridge n t
Park (which is owned by the city)-- understand
are moving forward, "We have had to
take'a step back from our timetable," sew io S are sexy,
She said. ... .,. ,.._;
"I wish we could just walk in here but I man cannot
and ask for $250,000 or $300,000 and
get it, but we can't. If we had the live on sewerS
dollars we needed today, we could be
in our new facility in just three alone '
months.
"We have the plans, we have the --Kevin Kidd ,
contractors, but we're still working on B&G Club Director
funding. One way to speed up the
process would be for the city to
partner with the Boys & Girls Club with the community development
block grant program. Cities all over the state are using this to get new
recreational facilities. Without that help, this will be a slow process," Kidd
said.
"I think I can speak on everyone's behalf when I say that the Boys &
Girls Club's home is safe at its current location," Mayor Emily Ketring
said. "Any question of asking you to vacate the facility has never come up
to this table. Your home is safe."
"We appreciate that and now it's on public record. I think a real win-winr
for everyone would be looking at having the city apply for CDBG fund on_-
behalf of the Boys & Girls Club. I understand sewers are sexy, but man
cannot live on sewer alone," Kidd said, referring to the most recent CDBG
grants received by the city to extend wastewater lines.
'This year's application is already for .going sewer projects, but I think
we should agenda this item and look at what we could do next year,"
Ketring said.
"We have found a way to get a 10,000-square-foot building that will
,- Please see page 8


Newly elected DMH Board Chairman Scott Mixon, right,
presents a plaque inscribed with the physician's oath to
recent medical school graduate, Dr. Josef Plum during a
reception held in his honor at the hospital Tuesday.


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Gu ra i fE c .' m uInafig m~
I.idi r. %f I 'Z~iTOMUK
J~r, 'i and


HAMPTON SPRING WATER
Hotel Hampton
The Nor orcl Health iResort


HANMP VON SPRINGS
TAYLOR CoI N-1Y
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Hampton




Springs

Editor's Note: Summer is a perfect time to get out and go...and Perry
Newspapers, Inc., encourages you to explore the treasuress' found in' our own,
backyard. This week's recommendation is a site undergoing a re-birth-4-ampton
Springs. What was once a resort destination is now a'sprawling outdoor park with
inviting walking trails and picnic areas.


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I In 1910, a resort hotel patterned after the spas of the north was constructed west of Perry. It was designed,
with wide verandas, swimming pool, tennis courts and golf course. Hampton Springs Hotel was a marvel f6or':
the area. It had been built on the site of a sulfurous spring which was claimed to have highly medicinal: ';
,qualities. With its own depot on the spur from Perry, trains delivered' the wealthy tourists and weary '
industrialists directly,to the resort .Pools and fountains filled with exotic fish- were placed-throughout-the ..
"1 nid-caped grounds. tihfortunately, tragedy struck in early 1954 'hter the' beautiful establishment burned o
the ground. Today, the site has undergone a rebirth as a park with walking trails, a bridge crossing Rocky Creek::.'...
and picnic areas. Strolling sidewalks original to the site, it is easy to picture the resort glory once there. ---


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THE PERRY
NEWS-HERALD
June 1, 1972

CLASS OF '72
-: BIDS FAREWELL
Tvo hundred and three diplomas
were scheduled to be awarded in
graduation ceremonies for the.
Class of 1972 by Superintendent of
Schools Alan Hart. Valedictorian
was' Crit Smith; salutatorian was
Julie Annett Williams.


Pictures of graduates filled this
edition, along with congratulatory
ads from local merchants. 'Who
were the graduates? To name a
few: Andy McLeod, Danny
Arrowood, Noel Norris, Sara Kay
Powers, Merritt Pruitt, Georgia
Puckett, Ocie Reaves, Arthur
Rowell, Johnny Bowden, Charlton
Knowles, David Sullivan, Kip
Sparkman, Tremmie Smith, Chris
Burgess, Teresa Allbritton, Sandra
Davis, Randolph and Fredrick
Copeland, Doyle Lundy, Carroll
Lyles, Norma Jean Jackson and


June 15-16, 2007 ,

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Staff Writer/Advertising Sales Graphic Arts

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Staff Writer Classified Advertising

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Johnny Hankerson.
ELECTIONS HEAT UP
Shelton Edwards announced his
intentions to seek a post as county
commissioner, for district 5; Sarah
Shiver declared her candidacy for
school superintendent; and Johnnie
Livingston threw in his hat for the
county judgeship.

HIGH SOCIETY
Mrs. Grace Gibson was pictured
not once, or twice, but four times
in this edition,t t a party she gave
at her North Jefferson Street home
in honor of her daughter's
engagement.
Mrs. Gibson was shown with
Secretary of State Dick Stone as
well as Mrs. Johnnie Livingston of
Perry.
The engagement announcement
followed, with a picture of Miss
Vickie Terry Vann who would
marry on Aug. 19 at the
Immaculate Conception Catholic


Church in Perry ..
Other engagement
announcements told the, wedding
plans of Susan Elaine Chamberlain
and Kenneth Allen Muincy; Jana
Diane Holt and Robert Eugene Lee
III; and Miss Nancy Diane Hart
and Donald Joe Buechler.
A wedding announcement
showed Dian Cash and Charles
Carlton in wedding regalia. The
bride, a graduate of Taylor County
High School, was employed by the
Perry News-Herald.
NEW ARRIVAL
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Michael
Taylor announced the birth of their
daughter, Sharon Elaine, on
May 25, in .Doctors' Memorial
Hospital.
Jerred Heith McGuire was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McGuire.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Folsom
welcomed a daughter, Heather
Virginia.
Bryan Dean Gunter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gunter.


Carrie Wynn Traywick was,
welcomed to the family by parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Traywick.
PRODUCE PRICES
TO LOVE
At the A&P Grocery Store,
cabbage was 8 cents a pound and
tomatoes were 29 cents a pound.
Fresh pineapples were 33 cents
each, while grapes were 59 cents a
pound.
Winn-Dixie checked in, too,
with watermelons for 99 cents each
and crisp lettuce priced at 19 cents
a pound.
Moving from food to clothes, the
Perry Haberdashery was having an
"everything goes" sale featuring
belts for 25 cents, shoes at one-half
price, men's shirts for $1 and suits
from $10 to $30.
And if it was jewelry you longed
for, the Jewel Box was offering a
diamond princess ring for $12.88 if
you brought the coupon. Without
the coupon, the ring was $19.95.


Do you know this couple?
The late Cecil Poitivint, center, served as pastor of Midway Church. From a house fire, his
daughter recovered this photo of him and an unknown couple. She asks anyone who can identify
the bride and groom to please contact her at 584-7951.


He didn't tell me how to
live; he lived, and let m.
watch him do it.
--Clarence Budington
Kelland

My father used to play
with my brother and me :
in the yard. Mother
would come out and say,
"You're tearing up the
grass." "We're not
raising grass," Dad
would reply. "We're
raising boys."
--Harmon Killebrew

Fatherhood is pretending
the present you love :
most is soap-on-a-rope.
--Bill Cosby

It is not flesh and blood: '.:
but the heart which
makes us fathers and
sons. -
--Johann Schillet :

A father carries pictures
where his money used
to be.
--Author Unknown

Old as she was, she still
missed her daddy
sometimes.
--Gloria Naylor -

Always kiss your
children goodnight--even
if they're already asleep.
--H. Jackson Brown Jr. :-


glance at the past


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A-3 Perry News-Herald June 15-16, 2007



Statewide burn ban lifted


FrAi`nds welcome Alderson
Aylrior Doug Alderson was the guest speaker at the Friends
of T-he Taylor County Public Library meeting May 21.
Aldep-on has written three books: "The Ghost Orchid Ghost and
OttIer:Tales from the SWamp," with stories from the swamps
of Elqrida; "The Vision Keepers," about a 3,800-mile group
waHlR Tra.veed," about kayaking along the Big Bend coastline..

Jones: Scott will bring new

p respective to DMH board


CHRIBMAN
Cotiruiled from page 1


three children, live in Perry.
He %% as elected chairman with a
unar'unlous vote during the board's
May26 meeting.
Joe Collins was elected vice
chairman; Brenda Wilson and
Mike Lynn retained their positions


Suspect s


of treasurer and secretary,
respectively.
"It will be good to have a new
chairman and a new perspective,"


Jones said.
"I fully support Scott and I will
remain on the board," he said. "I
look forward to great things in the
coming years under his
leadership."


aid he was


planning to surrender


SUSPECT .
Continued from page 1
the arrest.
"We- are currently reviewing'
Floiilla Statutes to determine
whetherr the people with him
c ornmimed any criminal violations.
A dskfsion on that may be coming
in t&juture," Crise said.
Jackson, had apparently
coniiiced a local deputy by phone
late''4Ast week, stating that he
planned to surrender himself after


'the b'&ckerid. '
"However he never did and we
did not receive anymore
information about that," Cruse
said.
' Jackson been out of prison less
than a week before allegedly
taking part in the armed robbery of
a man on Warner Avenue.
The victim identified both
Jackson and Tavariss Davis, 27, as
his attackers. Davis was
arrested one day after the
assault. *


All Men's Jewelry

& Watches


Thanks to recent rains--most
from Tropical Storm Barry--local
and state prohibitions on burning
yard waste have been lifted.
The Taylor County Commission
voted early last week to lift its ban
after the county received more than
two inches of rain from Barry. The
decision was made after receiving
a recommendation from the
Florida Division of Forestry that
the county's drought index had
fallen to safer levels.
Florida Agriculture and
Consumer Services Commissioner
Charles H. Bronson announced
Friday that he was lifting the state-
wide burn ban.
"Because recent rainfall has
significantly reduced our statewide

Progress

Energy will

track savings

ENERGY SAVER
Continued from page 1
share their knowledge with family
and friends."
The project will install energy-
efficiency improvements in homes
and also will educate families on
saving money. This door-to-door
approach is unique because it
impacts an entire neighborhood
and because of its outreach--
families will learn how to continue
the energy-efficiency measures,
Corbett said.
The program targets homes and.
apartments in a neighborhood
loosely bordered by West
Hampton Springs Avenue on the
north, Thomas Demps Road on the
south, South Jefferson Street on
the east, and Sandra Street on the
west.
The project will include
improvements at no cost to
participants, including:
*Compact fluorescent lighting;
*Water-heater wraps and
insulation for water pipes;
;*Water conservation shower
heads and faucets;
*Refrigerator-6coil cleaning arid
brush;
*A year's supply of air filters;
*Additional weatherization
measure.
Homeowners are expected to
save as much as $150 a year in
energy costs. Progress Energy will
track energy savings throughout
the program. For more
information on energy efficiency
tips that all homeowners can
benefit from, visit www.progress-
energy.c6m/save.


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wildfire danger," Bronson said, "I
am directing the Division of
Forestry to once again allow yard
waste burning by homeowners.
Locally, conditions can change in a
matter of days, so I am asking that
Floridians be very careful with all
outdoor fires."
A month ago, Bronson instructed
the Division of Forestry to halt all
yard waste burning statewide
because of the drought, increasing
numbers and severity of wildfires,
and the heightened fire danger
throughout the state. It followed a
May executive order by Florida
Gov. Charlie Crist that declared a
state of emergency due to an
ongoing drought and danger of
wildfires.
Taylor County is still facing dry
conditions, with the average
drought index Tuesday running in
the low 500s, out of a possible 800.
This is up from the 463 index right


after Barry's rainfall, but still well
below the high of 706 before the
storm.
Florida law allows residents of
single-family and duplex
dwellings to burn yard waste on
site, if the vegetative material was
generated on the premises. The
yard waste must be burned in a
non-combustible container or
in a pile no larger than eight feet in
diameter and attended at all
times.
Unless prohibited by the local
municipality or county,
homeowners living in single or
duplex homes are allowed to burn
yard waste (grass clippings, brush,
leaves, tree limbs, palm fronds,
etc.) on the premises in a non-
combustible container between the
hours of 9 a.m. and one hour
before sunset withQut any specific
authorization from the Division of
Forestry. Yard waste fires must be


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Fru-Con is pleased to announce the
retirement of one of the- companies
most loyal and dedicated employees.
William (Son) Turner Jr. announced he
plans to retire after 50 years of
construction maintenance service at
the Buckeye plant in Perry, Fla.
Son began his career in 1957 with
Lumus Construction then continued
with Triangle Construction until E.M.
Watkins Construction received the
maintenance contract. he spent the
majority of his time with Watkins,
rapidly moving from apprentice, to
journeyman, to foreman and finally to
labor general foreman, the position he


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feet from the burner's house and at
least 150 feet from other occupied
buildings.






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held with Fru-Con until his retirement.
Although Son Turner has made many
valuable contributions to the labor
department, one of his most prized
awards was the 1997 Osprey Safety


Award


(outstanding


safety


performance recognition for employee
of the year) which was awarded to
individuals who actively promoted and


contributed


to improving


company's safety program.
Fru-Con and all its employees would'
like to say, "Thank you, Son. It was an
honor and a pleasure to work with you
these many years. Good luck and best
wishes on your retirement."


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RESIDENT

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Living



Couple marries at Cracker Homestead


Mr. and Mrs. Joe Giddens, along with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heartsfield,
announce the marriage of their children, Jodi Elise Giddens to Justin
Daniel Heartsfield.
The couple held a private ceremony at the Cracker Homestead on April
26, 2007, at 6:30 p.m. A reception followed at the Perry Garden Club.
The bride works for the Perry-Taylor County Chamber of Commerce
and Florida Forest Festival. The groom is employed with Taylor
Correctional Institution.
Mr. and Mrs. Heartsfield reside in Shady Grove with their two children,
Casen and Walker.

Buckeye Credit Union

holds annual meeting


. Buckeye Community Federal
Credit Union held its 51st annual
meeting, on March 27 at the Taylor
County Middle School Auditorium,
with 275 in attendance.
Harry Van Loock, chairman of
the board, presided over the
meeting and pointed out 2006
highlights including the
installation of a generator to.ensure
uninterrupted service to members,
along with the addition of e-
statements for member
convenience. Van Loock stated
that "the board always strives to
insure there are adequate facilities
and technology in place to provide
outstanding service to the
membership." He reported the
long-awaited expansion of the
drive-thfu with two new lanes and
the addition of several new offices
and conference room, .now
underway. Van Loock also
highlighted ways BCFCU' is
"dedicated to serving the Taylor


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Mr. and Mrs. Justin Daniel Heartsfield

Wedding reminder
Jarvis-Cury
Katie Jarvis and Brian Curry remind friends and relatives of their
wedding Saturday, June 16, at 4 p.m. at Steinhatchee Landing Resort. A
Reception will follow.


To the Best Daddy in the world.
: .We.wish you.a
Happy Father's Day & Birthday
June 12, 2007








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The Taylor County SHIP Program requests sealed bids
from General Contractors for the following projects:
SDemo-Reconstruction
Demo-Reconstruction
Rehabilitation to structure & Roofing
A MANDATORY scheduled walk-thru
to review the above structures is:
Friday, June 22, at 10:00 a.m.

Interested contractors should contact the Taylor County SHIP office at
850-838-3500 ext 8 to receive the bid packet no later than June20, 2007

Bids will be received at the Clerk's Office, county Courthouse. First Floor. 108 North
Jefferson Street Perry. FL 32347, no later than Monday. July 2,2007. at 4:00 p.m.
The sealed bids will be publicly opened and read aloud on Monday, July 2, 2007, at 6:10 p.m. in
the Taylor County Administrative Complex (Old Post Office), County Commissioners Board Room,
201 East Green Street, Perry, FL 32347, by the Taylor County Board of Commissioners. (The
Taylor County Board of Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject any and/or all bids in
the best interest of Taylor County.)


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County community" through work
with local charities, such as United
Way and March of Dimes. He
closed by thanking the staff,
volunteers and members "for
making BCFCU the premier
financial institution in the Taylor
County area."
Credit Union President
Charlton Knowles was next on the
agenda and expanded on the many
features of the BCFCU website,
including the links to
informational sites that help
members with topics such as home
and car buying, and overall
financial management. On the
financial front, Knowles reported
that membership and loans had
returned to a growing trend
through the end of the year. He
closed by thanking members for
continuing to help keep the credit
union so successful.
Supervisory Committee member
Lou Drawdy reminded the


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A-4 Perry News-Herald June 15-16, 2007


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Kaylee Marie Grubbs


Lane Vincent Frost
Lane Vincent Frost
Chad V. Frost and Shelly A.
Proudman announce the birth of
their son, Lane Vincent Frost, on
June 2, 2007, at 6:17 p.m. in
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.
He weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces,
and was 20 inches long.
Paternal grandparents are Paul
Vincent Frost and -. Sharon Kay
Frost of Zephyrhills.
Maternal grandparents are the
late William Gordon Proudman
and Gloria Jean Proudman of
Perry.


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To all fathers and grandfathers, may your day
be filled with much love and happiness.


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wish to Wayne Connel 'Rob6ert Chester,
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Couples registered:
Katy Jarvis :
Brian Curry
June 16, 2007 =
Kimela Suzanne Lundy
Curtis Ray Whitfield
June 23, 2007
Ashley Wigglesworth
Jonathan Mauk :
June 23, 2007 .3
Andrea Vazquez
Joe Roberts
June 30, 2007
Dianne Fortner
Lewis Cruce ::
June 30, 2007
Clare Slaughter :
Ajay Dodge a
August 4, 2007
Shanna Smith ,
Alan Dbdimead
August-25, 2007

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New

Arrivals
Kaylee Marie Grubbs
Brandon and Ashley Grubbs of
Perry announce the birth of their
daughter, Kaylee Marie, on April
25, 2007, at 8:05 p.m. in:
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.
She weighed 7 pounds, 15 ounces,
and was 20.75 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are le f
and Darlene Puckett of Perry, and.
Charles Lawless of St. Petersburg.
Maternal great grandparents
include Christine Ray of Perry ard'"
the late Arthur Ray III.
Paternal grandparents are Kat iM
Grubbs and Hardy Durden-f :
Perry, Steve and Donna Grubbs of
Madison. Paternal great grand-
parents are Anna Odom of Perry,:
the late Robert Odom, Louie arid
Eleanor Grubbs of Perry.
Kayden Aaron Lee
Alanna Sadler and Tommy Lee:
of Perry announce the birth of their:
son, Kayden Aaron Lee, on May:
24, 2007, at 7:57 p.m. in Capital:
Regional Medical Center.
Maternal grandparents are:
Melva and Buddy Sadler. Pateral:.
grandparents are Melody Evans
and Tommy Lee Sr. The baby was
welcomed by a brother TJ, sisters
Abreanna, Annessa and Avery.


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A-5 Perry News-Herala June 15-16, 2007


Claverie elected chairman

at 51st annual BCFCU meet


CREDIT UNION
Continued from page 4
membership their committee is
appointed by the board and acts as
their representative in matters
regarding accounting records and
procedures, to be sure reports are
timely and accurate.
She stated -the committee
continues to employ an
independent accounting firm to
perform quarterly and annual
audits.
The drawing for various door
prizes was done by Gil Williams
with Cain McCray winning the
youth grand prize of a Video MP3
Player.
Winner of the $500 cash adult


Link Claverie


grand prize was Tammy Touchton.;
At the organizational meeting of
the newly elected board of
directors, Link Claverie was--
chosen to serve as BCFCU's;
chairman for 2007-2008.
Other officers chosen to serve)
were Vice Chairman Roscoe:
Sheffield and Secretary-Treasurer
Brenda Carlton. Serving with themri
on the board are Lori Hearne,
David Sullivan, Harry Van Loock
and newly elected board member
Al Alexander.
Appointed to serve on the-
supervisory committee were Bob
Lilliott (chairman), Clay Bethea,.
Lou Drawdy, Markus Paul andi
Ryan Sherrer.


Prizes lured a large crowd to the TCMS auditorium for the 51st annual meeting


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:-Aside from Pepsi, McDonald's, Nike and Ford, Harley-Davidson seems to be the most recognizable name in
the world. For anyone from Mars or Venus who is not familiar with the name, Harley-Davidson is a motorcycle
manufacturer which happens to do a very good job of promoting itself through a multitude of bike -related
aphernalia. One can buy clothes, jewelry, couches and even a truck with the Harley-Davidson logo. There is
ilso a group called the Harley Owners group, H.O.G. for short, who meet on a regular basis and have over one
nji4ion members worldwide. The bike is recognizable by the distinct, deep -throttled muffler sound, and sells for
- vween $6,000.00 U.S. to $40,000.00 U.S
ZSSEn 1903, William Harley and Arthur Davidson manufactured their first motorcycle in Milwaukee, Wis. Today,
=nbe than 100 years later, Harley- Davidson still manufactures arguably the best motorcycle in the world.
E 6We had an opportunity to visit two Harley-Davidson outlets--one in St. Augustine and one in Ormond Beach,
,aear Daytona. The Ormond Beach outlet bills itself as the biggest dealer in the world. It has 109,000 square feet
.f selling space and sits on 150 acres. Bruce Rossmeyer's dealership called "Destination Daytona," holds a party
?,-vby weekend with bands, outdoor bars and a combination of antique car/bike shows for its customers. Additions
:tChe dealership will include an amphitheater, restaurants, bars and a vending area when completed.
K The interesting thing about going to a Harley-Davidson dealership is that the customer knows as much or more
About the product as the hired staff. The people visiting these outlets range in age from 3 to 83 and older. Everyone
,-as a story about the accident that almost happened or the attachment on the bike that makes it special. Everyone
has "Harley-Davidson" written somewhere, whether it be on a jacket, t-shirt, or a bandanna. Makes you want to
..goJbut and buy a HOG, no? We purchased 20 tickets for $20 dollars to win a Harley and we will be standing by
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OFFICIAL SPECIAL GENERAL ELECTION

BALLOT


TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA

JUNE 26, 2007


* TO VOTE, COMPLETELY FILL IN THE OVAL NEXT TO YOUR CHOICE.

* Use only a #2 pencil, the marker provided, or a blue or black pen.

* If you make a mistake, don't hesitate to ask for a new ballot. If you erase or make

other marks, your vote may not count.

* To vote for a candidate whose name is not printed on the ballot, fill in the oval, and write

in the candidate's name on the blank line provided for a write-in.


LEGISLATIVE


STATE SENATOR

DISTRICT 3

(Vote for One)


CD Charles S. Dean REP

CD Suzan Franks DEM


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A-6 Perry News-Herald June 15-16, 2007,


Shook limit reduced to 1


|The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission (FWC)
approved changes to snook bag
Skid size limits and harvest seasons
duringg its meeting in Melbourne
Thursday.
'New ruLles reduce the snook
daily recreational bag limit from
two.fish per'person to one on
Florida's Atlantic Coast, which
means a one-fish daily limit on
'snook will apply statewide.
`Rules also change the 27-34
finches total length snook slot
limit to 28-32 inches in Atlantic
.waters and 28-33 inches in
Florida's Gulf, Everglades
National Park and Monroe County
Waters.0
In addition, the rules add the
first half of December and the
month of Februday to the Dec. 15
Jan. 31 and May August
closed harvest seasons for snook
il the Gulf, Everglades and
laonroe County. However, the
iBec. 15 Jan. 31 and June -
August closed harvest seasons -in
.Atlantic waters remain unchanged.
SThe rules also allow anglers to
carry more than one cast net
aboard a vessel while fishing for
snook.,.
"These rule changes are intended,
t6 provide additional protection for
Florida's valuable snook


populations, which are considered
to be fairly healthy on the state's
Atlantic and Gulf coasts," said
FWC Chairman Rodney Barreto.
"However, the FWC believes a
reduction in harvest is necessary to
help achieve the Commission's
management goal for snook and
sustain and ,improve the fishery for


the future."
The latest FWC snook stock
assessment concluded the
management goal of a 40-percent
spawning potential ratio for this
fishery is not being met, and
increasing fishing effort and
habitat loss are contributing to the
decline.


Hunters' ed in Monticello


The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission (FWC)
is offering a free three-day hunter
safety course in Jefferson County.
The course will" be at the
Jefferson 'County Correctional
Facility training building, 50 Big
Joe Rd., in Monticello.
Instruction will take place 6-9
p.m. June 22 and 8"a.m. to 5 p.m.'
June 23. The firing-range section
of the course is scheduled for June
24.
Individuals who have taken the
Internet course and wish to
complete the classroom portion of
the course must bring the online
completion report and attend only
the June 22 class from 6-10 p.m.
and complete the range portion
June 24.


Children under 16 must be
accompanied by an adult at all.
times. Students are encouraged to
bring a pencil and paper with them -
to take notes.
The hunter safety course is
required for anyone born on or
after June 1, 1975 to purchase a
hunting license. The FWC course
satisfies hunter safety training
requirements for all other states
and Canadian provinces.
Persons interested in attending
this course can register online and
obtain information about future
hunter safety classes at
MyFWC.com/huntered or by
calling FWC's regional office in
Panama City at (850) 265-3676.


Home Cheer Camp
Taylor County High School varsity cheerleaders participated in a Home Cheer Camp June 10-
13, learning new cheers, chants and stunts. Awards were presented to the following members:
Meagan Hill, Best Stunt Improved Award; Blake Moore, Best Jump Award; Taylor Brooks, Best
Dancer Award; and Natalie Clark, Best Attitude Award. Brooks, Clark and Kelli Thomas were
chosen for the All-American Award, which includes an invitation to cheer at a bowl in Hawaii.
Cheer coaches Janet Johstono and Lindy Brock said "they were very proud of all the girls for
their hard work and dedication at the camp." Pictured are: (front row, I to r) Blair Allbritton,
Kellie Cruce, Katie Cooper, Captain Laura Lundy, Captain Shabrala Dunwoody, Maria Hathcock
and Bonnie Batson; (back row, I to r) instructor Meagan Baird, Angela Roberts, Kelli Thomas,
Meagan; Hill, Natalie Clark, Blake Moore, Taylor Brooks, Jenna Helm and instructor Melissa
Houseer;


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Gator hunt permits


getting gobbled up

Within the first 28 hours, the June 18. At 10, a.m. (EDT) June
Florida Fish and Wildlife 19, sales will resume, and people
Conservation Commission sold will be allowed to buy multiple
4,079 alligator hunt permits. permits, if any remain.
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alligator hunt permits went on availability of permits, in real
sale at 10 a.m. Tuesday on a first- time, by going to
come, first served basis. During MyFWC.com/gators/public.htm
this period, people are allowed to and clicking "Check Alligator
purchase only one' permit per Harvest Permit availability."
person -. enabling them to take
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THANK YOU
We would like to take the opportunity to thank
,everyone that has purchased raffle tickets for our
:TayJlpr County girls known as "THE TIMBER
,WARRIORS" and their parents for the dog box, which
'was donated as sponsorship from Custom Design Inc.
'We conducted th'e drawing on June 2, 2007, and Mr.
;Stan Price from Apalachicola, FL, won the raffle. We
:appreciate any financial assistance and support from
tall who have contributed to our team. We also will be
-having a car wash on June 16, 2007, so please come
out. and support us. The car wash .is free and
"donations will be accepted. All prbceeds that are
acquired will be to the benefit of our age 14 and under
traveling fast pitch softball team. A great .word of
!thanks and God bless.

Thank you,
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welcomes guest artist

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Monday-Saturday, June 18-23

Specializing in brilliant color,
and black and grey portraits!

Visit his website at
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Be sure to come by Taylor.
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Religion


A-7 Perry News-Herald June 15-16, 2007


Churches to honor fathers on Sunday:


Early service at Christian Tabernacle
Christian Tabernacle will observe Men's Day on Sunday, June 17, at 8
a.m. The theme will be "Standing on the Promises of God" and everyone
is invited to worship with the congregation. The guest speaker will be
Elder Rudolph Ferguson of Tallahassee.


The Down East Boys of Reidsville, N.C., will perform
Sunday, June 17, at Calvary Baptist Church.
At Florida Archives Web site


Calvary to host concert during services
The Down East Boys of Reidsville, N.C., will be in concert during 10:45
a.m. worship services Sunday, June 17, at Calvary Baptist Church.
The church is located at 2969 Gold Course Rd.
Robinson to speak at 11 a.m.
Antioch Missionary Baptist Church will celebrate its annual Men's Day
on Sunday during the 11 a.m. worship service. The Rev. Levon Robinson
of Live Oak will present the message.
Choir rehearsals for this event have been scheduled for Friday, June 15,
and Saturday, June 16, at 7 p.m.
Citywide invitation extended
It's Men's Day Sunday at New Beginning Church of God located at 1208
W. Hampton Springs (Highway 98). The observance gets underway at 2
p.m. featuring Prophet Samuel A. White of Tampa.
Pastor Carrie C. White and Elder Sammie L. White join the members of
the church in extending a city-wide invitation for all "to be blessed'through
this Father's Day occasion."
Camp Meeting planned at Antioch Revival Center
The Holiness Revival Center Association invites everyone to its Camp
Meeting at Antioch Revival Center June 11-22 (with the exception of June
16). Services will 'be held at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with "good gospel
music and preaching" promised.
The Rev. Robert Watson invites everyone in the community; the center
is located at Antioch/Cash Road.


Sacred music collection available


"Shall We Gather At The River,"
a collection of African-American
sacred music from the Florida
Folklife Collection, is available
online and free from the Florida
Archives.
This CD "highlights Florida's
African American religious music
traditions" and features both
nationally recognized acts and
previously unknown local artists,
including the Dixie
Hummingbirds, the Georgia Sea
Island, the Versiteers, and the
Amigo Male Singers.
Among the tracks on the CD are
"Amazing Grace," "I've Got
Heaven on My Mind," "Babylon Is
Falling Down," "Can't Even Walk


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Without You Holding My Hand,"
"Jesus Met the Woman at the Well"
and "Soon I Will Be Done."
For more information about the
CD or to download select tracks or
the entire collection, visit
www.floridamemory.com/Collecti
ons/folklife/folklife_cd3.cfm.
The Florida Archive's Memory
Project includes many photos,
videos and audio files from Florida
history.


Look for

this symbol.

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FUNERAL HOMES
Member by Invitation

Since 1917, this association's
members have included tie
finest privately owned
"funeral homes in the nation,
Local people you've known
for years, who have a deep
commitment to providing
distinctive service based on
honesty, integrity, value
and dignity.
Beggs
Funeral Home
Perry Chapel
K 850-838-2929,


Happy Daddy's ,Day[

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so much
Daddy! (
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Your Baby Girl
Lilly Mae



SHousing Opportunity


SHIP is the State Housing
Initiatives Partnership Program.
This affordable housing Catalyst
Program offers funding assistance
to new first time home buyers.
Taylor County will have these
funds available in October 2007.
Homebuyer's assistance class,
which is required to be eligible for
the program will be held in late
summer or early fall.
Watch this paper for an
announcement of the date and
time.
A Fair Housing Equal Opportunity.
S Additional Information call
S. 850-838-3500 ext. 8


If you are a low
income household,
you may qualify
for State Housing
Initiative
Assistance
Program.


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Nursery provided with adult supervision 9:45-12:00
Mike Hicks, pastor.
1915 N. US 221 (850) 584-7992


'ch of God
Sunday School 10:00 10:45
Worship Service 11:00 12:00
Children's Church 11:00 12:00
Sunday Night
Prayer Group 6:00 6:45
Choir Practice 6:00 6:45
Sunday Service 7:00 8:00
Wednesday Night
Youth Group 6:00 7:30
Study Group 7:00


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601 West Ash Street


Sunday School
Worship


9:45 a.m.
10:45 a.m.


Sunday Evening
Wed. Bible.Class


6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.


Visitors Welcome
Church Ph: 584-6155 Carl Desmartin: 223-3210

ELIZABETH GUNTER
BARNETTE
Nancy Elizabeth Durden Gunter <
Barnette passed away on June 11,
2007 of heart complications at her -
home in Perry, Florida, at the age
of 81.
Mrs. Barnette was preceded in .
death by an infant daughter, Harriet .
La Gayle Gunter; her parents, .
Jessie JamesandAnnie Bell (Hood)
Durden; and herfirst husband of 57 -
years, Luther Elverton Gunter, Sr.,
the father of her children,
She is survived by her husband-
of four years, Mr. John Esley
Barnette., Sr.
She is also survived by five of her children: Patricia Elizabeth (Gunter)
Cook and husband Tommy of Perry; Gloria Cheryle (Gunter) Daub and
husband Harry of Navarre; Ronald Elverton Gunter of Perry; Luther Elverton
Gunter, Jr. and wife Diane (Odom) of Perry; and-Charles Samuel Gunter
and wife Bobbie (Callaway) of Crawfordville.
Five Siblings and their spouses: Carolyn Durden Williams and husband
Wayne; James (Buster) Durden and wife Francis; Kelly Durden and wife
Louise, Charles (Mac) Durden, and James Dub Cruce (foster brother) and
wife, Virginia.
Fifteen Grandchildren: Sabra-shawn (Cook) Farnell and husband Bennie,
Carla Shay (Cook) Ward and husband Steve, Candi Shane Cook, Troydaniel
Shannon Daub, Marcus Leander and wife Annie (Montez) Daub, Grady
Alexander Daub, LaCynda Lynn (Gunter) Harper, Jessie Ki'a Laraya Gunter,
Venus Maria Athena (Gunter) Clements, Dohna Alicia Aphrodite (Gunter)
Parker and husband James, Janece Elizabeth (Gunter) Campbell and
husband Garrett, Sara Catherine (Gunter) Thompson, .Charles Samuel
Gunter, Jr., Michael Benjamin Gunter, and Jacob Dylan Gunter;
Eight Great Grandchildren: Magan and Trace Ward; Nikolas Cook; Marco
Roman Montez Daub; Emma Aeris Campbell; Elizabeth Ashley and Dillon
Harper; and Amelia Clements.
Four stepchildren: John E. Barnette, Jr., Joseph Eugene Barnette, Elizabeth
Linda. Louise Barnette, Mary June Barnette, and 13 step-grandchildren.
Although she was born in Cotton, Georgia, Elizabeth is considered a native
Floridian--having lived in Taylor County since shortly after her birth in 1925.
She married young and spent most of her life in Perry. Mrs. Barnette was
well-traveled; having visited many of the lower 48 states, Canada, Mexico,
the Panama Canal, and Japan. Mrs. Barnette will be missed by the many
friends and relatives she leaves behind. As Elizabeth Gunter, she was very
active in the community and in the family's electrical contracting business.
She had many hobbies such as oil painting, creating porcelain.dolls, and
cooking. She was an excellent seamstress. When her late husband's health
failed, she took over their rental property business and maintained its success.
She was also a successful business woman in her own right. While some
will remember her as the bookkeeper at the Texaco Bulk Plant, others will
remember her as the owner/operatQr of the Perry Bus Station. Still others
will remember her for her porcelain dolls or her handmade ladies hats, or for
the cosmetics lines she represented. And others will remember her dedication
to the Order of the Eastern Star. She was a member of the Perry Elks
Auxiliary, the Red Hat Society, the Historical Society, and the First Baptist
Church. When she was unable to attend church, she enjoyed watching Dr.
Stanley's televised services. Elizabeth was an avid genealogist and source
of knowledge respected by many. She compiled written family histories of
the Luther Gunter, Jessie Durden, and Annie Bell Hood families and was
working on the John Barnette family. With her passing, goes a great wealth
of knowledge of the history of those families and of Taylor County.
Funeral services will be held at 1:00 p.m. Friday, June 15, at Joe P. Burns
Funeral Home Chapel with Reverend Glenn Baker officiating. Interment will
follow at Woodlawn Cemetery. Family will receive friends Thursday, June
14, from 6-8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Joe P. Burns Funeral Home, (850) 584-4149, is in charge of arrangements.


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'It was one of the greatest days ever'


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specialist."
He finished his fourth year in
Eensacola, learning advanced
internal and general medicine.
"You interact with the patients
and conduct the physical exams,"
hie said. "Then you talk with the,
attending doctor and discuss how
you would treat them."
Then came graduation day,
during which he finally reached his
dream and became Dr. Plum.
1 "It was one of the greatest days
for me ever," he said proudly.
"This is everything I've been
working toward for 23 years, if
you actually count from when I
was three."
,With his degree and title, now
Plum begins his three-year family
medicine residency at Tallahassee
Memorial Hospital.
The hours will be long, he said,
adding that Tallahassee averages
60-65 hours per week.
What kind of doctor'does he see
himself becoming once he's
through?
"I've always loved emergency
medicine,"' he said, adding that it
was that love that prompted him to
ork with the local EMS.
He is also considering becoming
a hospitalist, one who works in a
hospital admitting patients referred
from other doctors and treating
them during their stay.
"My family has been great,"
Plum said.
He is the son of Father Richard
and Sharon Burns of Perry and
. Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Plum of
Hattie.sburg. Miss.
t He is also preparing to celebrate
the one-year anniversary of his
marrijage to his wife Nicole.
N- "M wife has had to endure just
as much of the long days and


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nights and frustrations," he said.
"She's endured every step of the
way with me."
It was those steps that led to
Tuesday night's ceremony at
DMH.
"We are here to celebrate a dream
come true for Dr. Plum," DMH
Interim CEO Terri Parsons said.
"It was also a dream for this
hospital and this community."
"These are the kinds of things
we need to celebrate," said newly
elected chairman of the DMH
Board of Directors Scott Mixon.
"We need to recognize the effort
-involved."
Mixon then presented Plum with
a plaque inscribed with the doctor's
oath.
"You're a .doctor, but make sure
to take time for yourself," Mixon
said before handing him a
certificate for a two-night, three-
day stay in Sandestin to enjoy
before his residency begins.
It may have taken 23 years, but
Plum is not complaining.
"Are you tired of being called
Dr. Plum yet?" Parsons joked
during the ceremony.
"Nope," Dr. Plum said.


Top: Recent medical school graduate Josef Plum (right) stands with Dr, Daniel Van Durme,
chair of the department of family medicine and rural health at the Florida State University
'College' of Medicine. Bottom.: Plum and his wife, Nicole '(left), greet hospital dignitaries and
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With a heart of gold, you've made it so,
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B-i Perry News-Herald June15-16,200oo


Register appointed deputy inspector


Dean Register


Commissioner Jerry Bailey has
announced the appointment of
Dean Register to the position of
chief of investigations, serving as
the Florida Department of Law
Enforcement's (FDLE) assistant
inspector general for the Office of
Inspector General (OIG).
Register most recently served as
director of Capitol Police in
Tallahassee.
In this newly established
position within OIG, Register will
be responsible for managing and
administering the accreditation
standards and compliance section
within OIG and will serve as the
FDLE accreditation manager.
In addition, he will oversee and
monitor the review process for


internal vehicle accidents, use of
force incidents, citizen complaints,
vehicle pursuits, and missing, lost
or stolen property incidents.
He brings 22 years of law
enforcement experience to his new
position, including 12 years of
supervisory experience.
During his time with Capitol
Police, Register was responsible
for the creation of the Training and
Education Unit, the Critical
Incident Team, the Capitol
Complex Basic and Enhanced
Security Plan, and the transition of
Capitol Police to FDLE from
DMS.
Additionally, he has been active
in the accreditation process for 10
years and currently holds


certifications as accreditation
manager, CALEA assessor and
CFA assessor. He has conducted
numerous state and national
assessments of other law
enforcement agencies in Florida,
the U.S. and Canada.


Register worked as a detective
and deputy sheriff with the Leon
County Sheriffs Office and as a
police officer with the Florida
State University Police
Department.
He earned his bachelor's degree


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have one son, Clayl
A graduate of Taylor County:
High School, he is the son
of Tilford and Sue Register of"
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'Ocean's 13' returns franchise to


steadier waters after first sequel


The writers of the highly successful "Pirates of the
Caribbean" movies would be quick to tell you that they
are not trying to depict real pirates in their films. Real
pirates raped and pillaged and did all manner of
dastardly deeds on the high seas. Not quite the anti-
heroes we want to cheer for.
I'm betting if you ask the writers of "Ocean's 13,"
which opened last weekend, they'd say the same thing
about their portrayal of a casino heist, because if they
wanted to show an accurate account of said endeavor,
then they failed completely.
If they were, on the other hand, trying to depict a
romanticized version of a casino heist in all its fun, over-
the-top glory, then they succeeded marvelously.
Hollywood loves to romanticize things, and I'm not
talking' about randomly adding love stories where they
don't really belong (which
they like to do as well, as
"Pearl Harbor" shows). No, lc '
I'm talking about showing an
ideal version of things and
events. For instance,
Hollywood has been
romanticizing pirates since
there was a Hollywood.
They're a type of, -
swashbuckler film, in the vein .
of "Three Musketeers" and
"Mask of Zorro," just with
more water.
Well, consider' "Ocean's 13" a swashbuckler film set
in a casino, only there are no swords.
"Ocean's 11," the remake of the 1960 Rat Pack film,
opened in 2001, giving theater-goers a new pack of
celebrity actors led by George Clooney, Brad Pitt and
Matt Damon.
While the movie was a success, its 2004 sequel, the
aptly named "Ocean's 12," apparently lost the formula of
the first and ended up a disappointment, not only to fans,
,but reportedly to the cast and crew as well.
SSo x A'born "Ocean'i. 1 3." The movie opens as the
crew gathers once again in Las Vegas to see Reuben
(Elliott Gould), who suffered a heart attack and is in a
coma. A quick flashback reveals that Reuben, despite
warnings from the others, had entered into a deal with
Willie Bank (Al Pacino) for a new casino, only to have
Bank double-cross him in the end, spawning the heart
attack.
While several of the gang want to take Bank out in
revenge, they instead decide to rob him blind when his


casino opens.
A note to viewers: this will be the last time you really
know for sure in what order anything happens. Time is a
very fluid thing in this movie. The sheer complexity
(and absurdity, of course) of their plans makes it
impossible to tell everything linearly. Instead, we see
pieces of each separate plan as they try to (as shown in
the trailer) rig just about every casino game known to
man. Did I mention they have a three-minute window to
pull it off?
Anyway, after the hospital visit, the film jumps six
months after much of the groundwork has been laid for
their plans. You'll have to watch to see the rest.
It was good to see that the screenwriters learned from
their mistakes in "12." The twists and turns, which you'll
probably miss (and you're supposed to!), actually do
happen on screen. In "12,"
Danny's crew won the day
because of events the
audience was never shown,
leaving a sour taste in my
mouth. Not so this time.
It just about goes without
saying, but the acting is top
notch. Clooney simply owns
Sthe character of Daniel
Ocean, Damon shows
Linus's growth through the
movies (and that the nose
really does play) and Pitt, even though he has less to do
in this film than the others, is just as good as always.
Pacino was a brilliant addition to the cast, and brings
the perfect mix of smarmy and couth to Bank. Ellen
Barkin as his assistant Abigail is hilarious in her scenes
with Damon. It is the genius of the script that all of
Danny's 11 get their share of screen time (the two hour
run-time didn't hurt either).
After watching "Ocean's 13," I had to ask myself
several questions. Was. it preposterous? Yes. Did it
stretch the suspension of disbelief to unheard-of levels?
'Abolutely. Didirtfly at a break-neck speed-from minute
one to the closing credits hoping everyone would be able
to keep up? Right again. Was it an incredibly fun caper
with comedy, thrills and just plain fun? Without a doubt.
As Bernie Mac's character says at one point, "All you
need to do is fill it." That's exactly what they did with
"Ocean's 13."
If you liked "Ocean's 11," you'll like this one. If you
were disappointed with "Ocean's 12," give "13" a
chance.


Florida Museum of Natural History artisan Jeff Huber paints a Megalodon shark jaw in.-
preparation for the museum's new exhibition. Photo by Eric Zamoca.

Museum exhibit opens Saturday


Gainesville prepares for the


'largest shark t hat ever lived'


At 60 feet long, Megalodon was
the largest shark that ever lived and
a dominant marine predator.
Sharks are at risk today, with
recent population declines
attributed to humans. Though
Megalodon vanished 2 million


As unique as Megalodon was, so
too is the exhibition that tells the
story of this enormous creature.
The exhibition showcases both
fossil and modem shark specimens
as well as full-scale models from
several collections. Visitors enter a


eg0icnal ,Events


. Classical Music.
-friday, June 15
Tallahassee Civic Choral
presents "Big City Vacation"
Turner Auditorium, TCC
www.civicchoral.com


June 21- Juy
Young Actors Theater
"Grease"
www.youngactorstheatre.com
850-386-6602

July 6-22
Tallahassee Little Theatre
"Once on This Island"
www.tallahasseelittletheatre.org
(850) 224-8474

July 27-29, Aug. 3-5
TheatreA La Carte presents
"The Scarlet Pimpernel"
www.tallahasseelittletheatre.org
850-224-8474 .


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Sunday, iJuy 22
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena
904-353-3309 www.jaxevents.com
Other
August 8-9
Thomas & Friends Live! On Stage
in "Thomas Saves the Day"
Tallahassee/Leon County Civic Center
800-322-3602 www.tlccc.org
Iestlials Conceits
June 14-16
Suwannee River Jubilee
Gospel Concert
Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park
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Saturday, June 23
Perry Opry
The event will feature local and
regional country musicians including
the Encore Band, Josh Noland and
Friends with Ronnie and Kyle Wright,
Rick and Mike Knowles, Lynn Tyson,
Mike Denmark, Hurricane Dave from
Fort Lauderdale and three-time
Grammy nominee, Fishbone Fred.
For more information, call
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Saturday, June 23
Artopia 2007:
Impressions of Paris
Annual art auction featuring local,
regional and national artists' original
works, as well as a few signed and
numbered limited editions. Proceeds
benefit Big Bend Cares.
The Moon, Tallahassee
www.bigbendcares.org


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This Megalodon tooth is surrounded by teeth from other
large sharks, including the great white and mako.
Photo by Eric Zamora


years ago, its fascinating story
inspires lessons for science and
shark conservation.
The Florida Museum of Natural
History tells this remarkable story
in its exciting new national
traveling exhibition, "Megalodon:
Largest Shark that Ever Lived,"
which opens June 16. The
exhibition features a 60-foot-long
walk-through sculpture and
highlights the evolution, biology
and misconceptions regarding
giant prehistoric sharks.
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 16,
opening activities (*see full
schedule below) include an
opportunity for visitors to bring in
their own fossils to try and ",Stump
the Smithsonian, Paleontologists"
while having the fossils identified.
Other family fun and discovery
includes activities and interaction
with area fossil club
representatives and Florida
Museum researchers as well as
gallery walks with other local
shark experts, including Mark
Renz, author of "Megalodon:
Hunting the Hunted." Renz will
give a gallery walk at 11 a.m.
followed by a book signing session
from 12-4 p.m.
"The Megalodon exhibit gives
us the chance to showcase current
museum research and our
extensive paleontology
collections," said Florida Museum
assistant director for exhibits
Darcie MacMahon. "Who can
imagine a 60-foot shark cruising
all the world's oceans? The
evolution and extinction of this
giant beast capture our
imaginations and inspire us to
learn about shark evolution in
general and the importance of
shark conservation today."


full-size sculpture of Megalodon
through massive jaws and discover
this shark's' history and the world it
inhabited, including its size,
structure, diet, lifespan, relatives,
neighbors, evolution and
extinction.
"Megalodon: Largest Shark that
Ever Lived" also provides details
on improving the health' of our
oceans and survival of threatened
species. Recent worldwide
declines are attributed to
commercial and sport overfishing.
Scientists estimate humans kill 100
million sharks, skates and rays
each year, and the life history of
most shark species makes it
difficult for populations to
rebound. For those wondering why
we need sharks, the Megalodon
exhibition asks guests to consider
the marine food web domino effect
caused by overfishing.
'Another exhibition section
describes how this animal
continues to fascinate many,
elevating Megalodon to near cult
status. From biker jackets to
postage stamps, the exhibition
explains the many ways
For Auaust shows


Megalodon remains a part of
human culture through art,
literature, music and film.
"Megalodon: Largest Shark that
Ever Lived" was produced by the
Florida Museum of Natural:
History with support from the:
National Science Foundation. -The-
Florida Museum will display the-
exhibition through Jan. 6, 2008.
Admission to this exhibition is'
free, though museum donations are
gladly accepted.
For more information, visit:
www.flmnh.ufl.edu/megalodon/ or.
call (352) 846-2000.
"Megalodon: Largest.
Shark that Ever Lived"7:
Opening Activities
June 16, 2007
Stump the Smithsonian
Paleontologists!
(10 a.m.- noon, 1 4 p.m.) -
Bring your own fossils and try to-
'stump" Smithsonian Paleontologists-
3ob Purdy and Dave Bohaska while-
laving your fossils identified.
Shark Tooth Dig and Identification
(10 a.m.- 4 p.m.)
Search for, identify and take home::
your own shark teeth.
Gallery Walks
(11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m.)
Join local shark experts for a tour
of our newest exhibit, Megalodon.
Largest Sharkthat Ever Lived.
11 a.m. "Megalodon: Huntirng
the Hunter"' author Mark Renz Book
signing follows
1 p.m. Shark researcher Dr..,
Gordon Hubbell
3 p.m. Shark researcher Dr.
Clifford Jeremiah
Exhibitors.(10 a.m.- 4 p.m.) .
Meet researchers from the Florida -
Museum's Ichthyology, Vertebrate'
Paleontology and Invertebrate
Paleontology departments and area
fossil club representatives to learn
more about Florida's fabulous fossil
history.
Book Signing (noon 4 p.m.)
Meet Mark Renz, author of
"Megalodon: Hunting the Hunter,"
"Fossiling In Florida," "Megalodon:
Hunting the Hunter," "Megalodon
Mystery," "Giants in the Storm," and
"Doug's Ark: Thinking Outside The
Pile" and take home a signed copy of
your own.
Discovery Cart (10 a.m. 4 p.m.)
Was Megalodon larger than a-
school bus? How big were its teeth?;
Stop by our interactive discovery-
station to test your knowledge of this
prehistoric predator of the sea.


Thomas tickets on sale today
Tickets go on sale today for the upcoming visit from Thomas and
Friends to the Tallahassee/Leon County Civic Center.
The all-new musical adventure includes new railroad-themed songs and
tells the story of Thomas and his engine friends as they work together as
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B-4 Perry News-Herald June 15-16, 2007


The local club's tile for Shands is displayed by Club President Betty Culbreath and board
members Marge Woodell, Fred Ogilvie and Eric Culbreath.


Gator Club paints
tiles for Shands
When Gator Clubs across the
country celebrate International
Gator Day, they strive to "give
back to their communities."
Recently Gator athletes, along
with coaches, alumni and fans
have helped to create "an
environment of hope and
inspiration at Shands Children's
Hospital" by painting the ceiling.
"In every hallway and treatment
room, kids can look up and see
encouraging happy images and
words that help them through their
illness," said Betty Culbreath.
This year, the Taylor County
Gator Club painted a tile to send to
Shands to be added to the ceiling,
using images that were drawn by
Roger Williams.


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chapter on spoliationn as it pertains
to Florida's workers' compensation
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and supplemented The Florida Bar
Journal article for the Westlaw
treatise, which was released in
early 2007 as Chapter 22D entitled
"Spoliation or destruction of
evidence and the 'duty to
cooperate' with third party claims.
Starks is a senior counsel with
Holland & Knight LLP, in
Orlando. He, his wife, Meliza and
son, Hayden reside in Apopka. He
is the son of Alvin and DeLinda
Starks of Perry.


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iThe Auction House in Madison will be
'closed June 16th for vacation. We will
.reopen on June 23rd. See you then! Any
questions, give us a call (850) 973-2959.
W13-6/15


Fri & Sat, Rain or shine Sadler DruT,
. 4289 US 98. Free pups, Lab/Bulldbg.
.Washer, computer table, china cabinet,
kitchen canisters, much more.
6/15
Yard Sale, 1859 Johnson Stripling Rd.
Dishes, clothes, whatnots, etc. Saturday
:from 8 a.m. to ?.
6/15
4 Family Yard Sale! Saturday 8-2, 201
'Cypress Rd (Behind Pizza Hut) Chest of
drawers, house decor...
6/15
2 Family Yard Sale, Sam Poppell Rd-Off,
of Johnsoh Stripling Rd. Too much to list!
8 a.m. till 1 p.m., folloW signs.
6/15
Yard,Sale, Sat. June 16th. 551 N Myrtle
Street, one block west of the high school,
9 a.m. until, sizes 16 to 24 women clothing
many with the tags still on them.also men
clothing suits, overcoats and shirts.
6/15
2-Large Yard Sale. 125 & 129 E. Dowling
St. Sat, 8 a.m. to ? Antiques, fans,
bedding, entertainment centers, t.v., chest
of drawers, metal detection, microwave,
grill, clothes & much more.
6/15
Yard Sale, Sat. June 16th, 8:30 a.m. to
until. Nice love seat, lot of goodies. 1211
S. Robin St., 2 blocks behind Church of
God on tenter St.
6/15


CLOSEOUTH White, Strapless Chiffon
layering Wedding Dress with Swarski
Crystal Bodice!! Chapel train, very
n elegant. David's Bridal Designer gownl
,Can be used for informal or formal
wedding! sizes 6-10 with alterations!
Never even worn! Also periwinkle
bridesmaid dress, size 4. Spaghetti strap,
long gown with tie ribbon around waist linb.
Call for priced! 672-2061!!.
TFN '
Attention! Lottery Players! A World Poker
Tour Ticket valued at $560 for sale!! Call
584-9073


For Sale, 1999 Jeep Wrangler, 5 speed,
4wd,- SE & cyl. 80,000 miles, new tires,
two new tops, retail $9,600, will sell for
$7,800. 386-209-2175.
6/15-6/27
2002 Jeep Wrangler, 6 cyl, 4.0, 5 speed,
soft top, 53,900 miles, excellent condition,
inside and out, $13,500. Call 850-838-
5174.
6/15-6/27
2001 Dodge Caravan Sport, $4,600., AT,
V6, rear Air, 5-doors, cruise control, CD,
new tires, 94,000 miles, ex cond. Call 584-
8035.
6/15-6/27
2004 Lincoln LS, 22,200 miles, power
windows, doors, seats, adjustable pedals
and steering wheel, traction control,
leather, asking $19,000. For more info
please call 223-3151 or 371-1642,.
6/15-6/20
Jason/Hugger bedlid for 1999-2006 Chevy,
6ft. long wide bed hunter green, $500
OB0. Also Side Steps for 2002/u p Saturn
Vue, new never installed brushed al.
finish. $300 080 Call 584-3734.
6/15-6/22
1973 Chev. Belaire, call 584-5543.
4/25tfn


2005 Kawasaki Ninja 250!! A little over
5,000 miles (just broken in!) handles great
w/ AWESOME gas milage! For sale,
$1,700 OBO or trade for SUV! (clear titles
ONLY!). Call 672-2060.
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1999 Mustage GT 35th Anniversary
Edition, 60,000 miles, automatic, white
with leather interior, power everything! X-
pipe exhaust & short shifter. Handles
great! Good condition. $8,300 OBO. Call
672-2061 (around town, the one with the
Superman symbol on'the back of the
glass!)
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1982 Dodge Van, runs perfect. $950. Call
838-2127.
6/13-6/15
1993 Ford Tempo, 58,700 original miles.
Tires like new: Dependable transportation.
$800. 587-2230 or 838-9670.
6/13-6/15

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12' air boat. Brand new, 4 cly., ly
combings motor. Over 12,000 invested.
Call for more info. $9,000 OBO, too much
to list. Call 850-510-0390 or 223-2538.
5/30-8/3
For Sale: 24 1/2 ft Grady White cuddy
walk-around cabin Off Shore Pro with 235
Johnson and float-on trailer. Full canvas
w/rear zipper door. One owner. $10,500
OBO. Call-for info 584-6006, Mon thru'
Thurs and 578-2500, evenings, Fri, Sat &
Sun. .
6/6-6/15Dr.Hutch

2003 Polaris Trail Blazer 350 4-wheeler.
Runs good. $1,500. Call 584-3539.
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1979 25 ft Hunter Sailboat. Good sails,
7.5 Honda o/b anchor & line batt. Small
Solar Panel $2,500 or trade for travel
trailer. 16ft Starcraft Fishing Boat four.cyl.
Merc I/O GPS New fish finder tra. with new
-' tires and spare. $2,000. O.B.O. 1991
Eldorado Britz, white, 74k mile, new A/C,
good rubber, nice car. $4,000 firm. 6 h/p
Evenrude outboard, runs good, $400. 4 8
whole GM steel wheels, nice $50. 4 15
inch tires $40. Call 584-3178.
6/13-6/23

Forsale l_,5f0_0 BU Ro.oLMQuntingAiLr
Conditioner w/ heating; by Carrier. Used
twice, cost over $800-like new, sale price,
$350. Call 584-5604.
6/15-6/20
For Sale, Carolina Skiff. '17 Semi-V, 50
hrs. Yamaha 2-stroke, Cntr. Console,
Bimini, F/F, P/T, 2 yrs old, excellent
condition. $8,500 Call Dina @ 843-1826.
6/8-6/27




German Shepherd Puppies!! German &
American show lines. Numerous litters to
choose from! All AKC registered and
parents vary in titles, EXCELLENT
PEDIGREE'S! Wonderful temperaments,
coloring, structure and health! Black/Tan,
Sable, and morel Show/Breeder pups
,ranging from $1,500-$2,500. Pet pups from
$800 and up. All puppies are imprinted,
socialized and raised by professional dog
trainer. Also ask about our Einstein
puppies! Call 223-1351 or email
Loyalvillek9@aol.com.
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Purebred Aketa puppies/blue eyed
babbless. $100, not registered. Dawn 371-
'0902. Also Alaskan Husky, free to good
home, male.
6/15-6/20


DOG TRAINING, ALL age, all breed
obedience training classes starting soon!
$75 for six lessons ($65 if you adopted
your pet from a shelter). Weekday evening
or Sunday class, meets locally in Perry.
Small class size, personal attention by
experienced dog trainer and German.
Shepherd breeder. Sign up now to reserve
your place. Call 850-223-1351 or e-mail
loyalvillek9@aol.com.
www.loyalvile.com.
6/8tfn
Chihuahua puppies, AKC. 7 weeks old.
$250-$300. 584-8618.
6/13tfnBar.

Yorkie Pups, little dolls, 8 wks old. 584-
9882.
6/13-6/15





No down for Landowners! Even if you still
owe, Call us for info. Prestige Home
Centers in Chiefland. Also open Sunday
12-5 p.m. 352-493-2492 or 800-477-2492.
3/16tfnPH
How about a new mobile home for as little'
as $150 bi weekly? Call for details.
Prestige Home Centers in Chiefland. Also
open Sunday 12-5 p.m. 352-493-2492 or
800-477-2492.
3/16tfnPH

CLOSE OUT 1 ONLY 28x70 3bd/2bth'
CEDAR LOG MOBILE HOME, WITH
COVERED PORCH. Delivery and set up
for $79,995, please call Prestige Home
Centers in Chiefland. Also open Sunday
12-5 p.m. 352-493-2492 or 800-477-2492.
3/16tfnPH
Landowners, easy financing. No proof of
income required for most cases. call for
details Prestige Home Centers in
Chiefland. Also open Sunday 12-5 p.m.
352-493-2492 or 800-477-2492.
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For Rent: Mobile home lots, in the country,
Just 2 miles north of town, quiet, 3 lots
available now, call to see. 584-3231.
e/115-6/20 ,. -u H
Westgate Hotel Rooms available for Rent.
Refrigerator, microwave, TV w/cable, AC/
Heater. Everything included. $154 weekly
or $40 daily plus tax. (RV sites also
available) 1627 S. Byron Butler Pkwy. 850-
843-8151.
6/1-6/29

Woodridge Aaratments
3 BR HC and Non-HC Accessible
apartments now available. Rental
assistance may be available to qualified
applicants. HUD vouchers considered.
Equal Housing Opportunity. Office hours
are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-Thurs. Call 850-
584-5668. .709 W. Church St., Perry, FL
32348. TDD 711. '
6/1WA

Rooms available at Skylark Motel
everything included from Monthly $550
required $45 deposit, $154 weekly or $40
daily plus tax. 317 N. Byron Butler Pkwy.
850-584-7033.
6/1-6/29

Taking applications for rental 14x70 2 BR-
2B mobile home set up in Everetts Mobile
Home Park. Rent $400 a month, water,
sewer & garbage included. No phone
calls-apply in person only! Monday
through Wednesday 9 a.m. till 5 p.m.,
references required, ask for Betty.
6/15tfnEMHP


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Cut to your desired lengths Delivery Service Available
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Garage Sale, 408 N. Manila Avenue,
Saturday only.
6/13-6/15




32" t.v. Sharp, call 838-6005.
.6/15-6/20
Couch, love seat. $250. Recliner also.
584-4246.
6/15
$150 Queen Pillow-Top Mattress Set.
New in plastic with warranty. 850-222-
9879.
GCN2'
Cherry sleigh bed SOLID WOOD-BRAND
NEW in box, $250. Call Sandi (850) 545-'
7112.
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LEATHER SOFA & LOVESEAT. NEW,
warranty, sacrifice $795. (can deliver).
(850) 425-8374.
GCIN2
'NEW Queen Orthopedic Pillowtop
Mattress SET in sealed plastic. Full
warranty. Sacrifice $250. Can deliver.
850-222-7783.
GCN2
KING PILLOWTOP Mattress Set. Brand
new in plastic. Must move. $225 (850)
222-9879.
.GQN2
2 antique pianQs. Call 672-0985, Pastor
,on Edmisten, Charity Baptist Church for
more information.
.6/15CBC
Ladies size 11 3 diamonds past-present-
future ring, paid $500, asking $200 OBO.
Call 584-3321.
6/15


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For Sale: Buckeye Community Federal
Credit-Union is offering for sale a 2005
CHEVY SILVERADO, 4WD, 8 cylinder,
regular cab, bed liner, CD player, power
windows, power door locks, 27,776 miles
will be sold on "as is" basis for $18,000
and may be inspected at the Credit Union
Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. until
4:30 p.m.
6/8-7/6

For Sale: Buckeye Community Federal
Credit Union is offering for sale a 1999
CHEVY SILVERADO,. LS package,
extended cab, bed liner, CD player,
power windows, power door locks, 42,962
miles will be sold on "as is" basis for
$10,000 and may be inspected at the
Credit Union Monday thwu Friday from 8:30
a.m. until 4:30.p.m.
6/8-7/6
For Sale: 1995 Lincoln Town Car. 408 N.
Manila Ave.
,6/13-6/15
1988 F-150 4x4. Less than 100,000 miles
on engine. Runs' great, excellent
condition. 5 speed, 302 6 cylinder,
$2,500. Call 672-0056.
6/13-6/15
1984 GMC Sierral ton truck-dual wheels.
Everything in good condition, just needs
minor brake work in front. Asking $2,850.
Call 584-4455.
6/13-6/15
1977 Dodge Tradesman conversion van.
1993 engine with 78,000 "miles.
Automatic, PS/PB. Great for camping,
hunting, traveling. Has NC microwave,
bed. Asking $1,850. Call 584-4455.
W/13-6/15

AUTO Trans for Mustang, Ranger. Call for
details 223-3198. Very good running
condition.
6/6-6/8



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Old Sports Trophies (before 1975)
Comic Books (collectibles-any year)
Scrap Gold & Gold Silver Dollars
Pocket Watches Diamonds
Postcards Sports Memorabilia S,
Taylor County Historical Items
Vintage metal toys/wind-up toys


CallMarkSouher :gd (50)584-021 soo~gcmn


Apartments for Rent
Forest Capital Apartments
Major appliances Furnished
1-bd/1 bth& 2 bd/1bth available.
$495 per mo. With $250 deposit
first and last mo. rent to move in
for more information call
Jennifer Williams at 584-6666 xt 401
5/9tfnWOS

Southem Villas of Peny
Looldng For Applicants!
Rental assistance available. HUD
vouchers accepted. 1 $ 2 BR HC & non-
HC accessible apartments. Office hours '
are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-Thurs. Call 850-
584-8111. TDD/TTY711. 315 Puckett
Rd, Perry, FL, 32347. Equal Housing
Opportunity.
5/2TfnSV

Newly remodeled office Suites available
for lease, electric, water, gas and trash
removal included, only $260 monthly. Call
Select Group Realty @ 850-584-4401.
6/21tfnSGR
For Rent: Docs Market on corner of Ash &
Jefferson. 1st & last month plus $600 a
month. Call 584-3776 or 838-6077.
5/9tfnJM

Commercial Building For Lease Down'
town building Brand new. 10 office's
including receptionist area and waiting
area. All internet and phone equip,
handicap accessible bathroom. Must see,
Call Select Group Realty at 850-584-4401.
7/12tfnSGR


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REAL STAT


1/4 Acre lot of Stephens Street (off Ash,
bordering senior center). Access to
power/gas/water/sewer. Zoned residential
with NO MOBILE HOMES. Needs old
foundation/pool removed and filled to
code. 223-1764
5/25-6/20
For Sale By Owner Keaton Beach 2,305
sq. ft. 2004 DWMH on 1.25+ acres, 4'
bedroom, 2.5 bath, central heat/air, 3
decks, skirting, gutters, 2 car garage, boat
shelter, heated in ground pool, fenced
back yard. gravel driveway, 2 wells, septic
tank, sprinkler system, water softener.
$157,000. Call 850-578-3094 for apt.
4/13-5/11 :, ". : ..
Land for sale, 221 North between Shiloh
Church Rd. and Cairo Parker Rd. 1 acre
lots with paved roads. Owner financing
available. Please call (386) 658-1346 or
(850) 584-4766.
3/21tfnEF
Gorgeous 2,000 sqft. BRAND NEW homes
of Merit DWMH. Build with 2x6's on 1.57
acres on Vera Lane here in Perry. All new
furniture included. Down payment
assistance available. Call Justin @ 850-
672-2141.
5/16tfnlHP
NEW! 2007 4 BR 1,500 sqft. Solid Built,
MH on 1 acre. Financing is available.
Move in for $749/mo. Call 850-838-9090.
5/16tfnlHP
Commercial Building for sale 13,500 sq.
Old Badcock Furniture Building. Call 850-
584-5891. Pete Fortner
7/19tfnBC





Office position needed. Quickbooks exp.
a must. Apply @ Seahag Marina,
Steinhatchee. 325-498-3008.
5/2tfnSM
Jobs available in Mayo. Production
workers needed. Must be able to
assemble parts. Some physical labor
involved. Background check and drug
screen. Apply at Workforce Innovation or
in person at Bulova Technologies: 125 SE
Swisher Rd. Take Hwy 51 South from
Mayo to CR 357. Make left. EOE.
4/27tfnBT *
Help wanted Badcock & More. Set up and
delivery. Must be 21 yrs old. License and
good driving record required. No phone
calls! Apply in person 1225 S. Jefferson
St.
3/30tfnBC


WW Transport Inc. also
provides a company
cellphone & Prepass.
Nice New Equipment'!


Health Care Receptionist
Front office associate who can multitask,
schedule, enter billing, greet patients in a
-friendly manner, prepare charts for visit :
etc. Computer Literate, Strong work ethic,
Dependable. 25-30 hours per week. Send
your resume by fax 1-866-272-8013, or
mail to: Receptionist, P.O. Box 1229,
Perry, FL 32348.
6/15-6/22JeffRusl

TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY -
COMMISSIONERS
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Custodian (F art time) $6.68/hr.
Field Superintendent $27,248-$31,575
Entire job descriptions and requirements
can be viewed at
www.taylorcountygov.com or Taylor
Employment Connections, 1702 S.,
Jefferson St. 584-7604. Positions are.
open until filled. Taylor County is an
EOE/VP/Drug Testing/Background Check "-
Employer.
4/18fnBCC .
Dominos Pizza, hiring drivers, flexible
hours, earn $10-$15 an hour. 850-584-
8830.
6/15-6/29.
Convenience store manager needed. .
Release apply at Ware Oil & Supply
located 2715 S. Byron Butler Pkwy. This
is a drug free work place.
1/12tfWO

The Healthy Start Coalition of Jefferson, -
Madison and Taylor Counties is seeking a
Family Support Worker Supervisor.
Position requires supervisory experience,
knowledge of parenting education, child
development and maternal & child health,
experience working with infants, young
children, or. pregnant women, ability to
work independently among a diverse
population, general computer proficiency,
excellent written and oral communication
skills, strong interpersonal skills, .
knowledge of community resources, ability
to elicit information and maintain :.
confidentiality, strong organizational
skills, home visitation experience.
Requires reliable transportation, valid
drivers license, good driving record and
automobile insurance. Bachelors degree
with knowledge- of community relations,
Public Health issues, maternal and child
health, social services or related field'
required. Must reside in Jefferson,
Madison or Taylor Counties. Base Salary
$27-30,000. Submit Resume to: Healthy
Start, PO Box 568, Greenville, FL 32331
by June 29, 2007.
6/13-6/22HSC
Help wanted at United Welding Services!
Now hiring Tig Welders. Competitive Payl
401K! plus Medical benefits Accepting
applications during normal office hours at
606 Industrial Park Drive. Please Apply in
person, rio phone calls.
5/9tfnUWS
The Healthy Start Coalition of Jefferson,'
Madison and Taylor Counties is seeking a
Family Assessment Worker. Position
requires ability to work independently
among a diverse population, general .
computer proficiency excellent written and
oral communication skills, strong
interpersonal skills, knowledge of -
community resources, ability to elicit .;
information and maintain confidentiality,
strong organizational skills, home :
visitation experience and experience -
working with infants, young children, and
or/pregnant women is desirable, Requires
reliable transportation, valid drivers
license, good driving record and
automobile insurance. Bacheloris degree
with knowledge of community relations,
Public Health issues, maternal and child
health or equivalent experience in social :
services and risk assessment may be
substituted. Must reside in Jefferson, :-
Madison or Taylor Counties. Base Salary
$25,000. Submit Resume to: Healthy Start,
PO Box 568, Greenville, FL 32331 by
June 29, 20Q7.
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SEVIE -ERI-E


LPWNIRN -
Seeking responsible person who is a team
player, leader and builder. 2 to 10 p.m.
_shift. Prefer experience in SNF. Must
"enjoy working with elderly and disabled
persons. The use of good communication
skills necessary. Contact Holly Reed,
SDirector of Nursing. Lafayette Health Care
iCenter, 512 W. Main St., Mayo, FL 386-
Q294-3300.
6/13/22LHCC
Glerk position, energetic, multi-tasking &
friendly. Apply @ Seahag Marina,
Steinhatchee. 352-498-3008.
*5/2tfnSM

The Haalthy Start Coalition of Jefferson,
Madison and Taylor Counties is seeking a
part-time Data Entry Specialist. Position
requires proficiency in working with
computer applications, skill in typing,
ability to alphabetize and file, ability to
communicate effectively, establish and
maintain effective working relationship
with others, use correct spelling .and
grammar, -ability to type letters,
memoranda, and other standard forms, and
operate general office equipment. Ideal
candidate will have a high school diploma,
one year or more clerical work experience
and must reside in Jefferson, Madison or
Taylor Counties. Base Salary $10.75/hr.
Submit Resume to: Healthy Start, PO Box
568, Greenville, FL 32331 by June 29,
2007.
6/13-6/22HSC

Avon Reps Neededl How would you like
to be your own boss? Start your own
business. I can show you how. $10 start-
up kit. Call BJ Todayl 850-584,6289 o01
6850-843-2605,
5/4-5/30

Applications being taken for office staff
positions. Must have good computer
skills, be reliable, and have knowledge of,
A.R., General Ledger, word processing,
and general office skills. Top
compensation for qualified person. Apply
in person at Ware Oil & Supply Co., Inc.,
2715 S. Byron Butler Pkwy, Perry FL.
Ware Oil is a drug free work place.
3/9-3/21tfnWOS


Convience Store-Gold Minel
Gas tanks new, only diesel in area,
includes store & 2 Bdrm Managers home,
pizza sales, former coin laundry, 1 "acre,
seafood market & restuarant needed, traffic
count 6,000 daily, Lamont, FL. $175,000,
All Realty Services. 850-973-9990.
6/13tfnARS


Lewis Custom House Cleaning. 'Cleaning
done your way! Quality work at rates you
-can afford. Call Tabitha at 584-9808 or
Misty at 587-2339.
6/8-6/20

Morgan's Tree Service and-Debris
Removal. Free estimates. Call 352-498-
7844 or 850-672-0709.
6/8-9/28"

Home Cleaning & Lawn Care Services,!
Will clean your home or office, vacuum,!
dust, seep & mop, bathrooms & etc. Will
cut lawns, shrubs, vacuum leaves, plant
your plants & deliver mulch. Call Brenda
or Terry 850-223-2477
5/2-6/29
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STREET CAPITAL

CLEANING

UPHOLSTERY '
& CARPET
CLEANING ;
Dries in 3-4 hours

584-CLEAN
(584-2532) "


MOM & POP
LAWN SERVICES
(850)80-7579
9/1tf

STUMP GRINDING
AND
PRESSURE WASHING.
Free Estimates!!!
Call Billy Blue at-.
672-0955 or 838-1307
3/10tfnBB


CARPET & VINYL
Installation and repairadone at a good
price. No overhead. DirWt savings to you.
-30 years experience. 850-838-9050.
Please leave message.
01/04tfnBR

For all your lawn needs call Kerry Puhl
Lawnworks, Inc. Contact Sales Manager
Lisa at (850) 843-0783.
6/8tfnKP
Family Counseling Center located at.
Crosspoint Baptist Fellowship. 920
Courtney Road, Perry, Florida. Tuesday
1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Dr. Sylvia Tomberlin,
Director. Counseling services. For
appointments & fees call: (850) 508-6877.
4/25-6/29

Southern Siding & .Remodeling, LLC.
Vinyl siding, remodeling, repairs, and
more. Call Jay Swindle, owner 850-843-
1731 licensed & insured.
4/25-6/29

J.D.'s Tree Service and Lawn Care.
Licensed and insured. Free estimates. We
also"grind stumps. Call today 838-1280.'
Firewood for sale..
StfJD

Southern Siding & Remodeling, LLC.:
Vinyl siding, remodeling, repairs; and
more. Ask about new board and batten
siding. Call Jay owner 850-843-1731
licensed & insured.
4/25-6/29

Are you in need of an experienced &
dependable person to sit with your elderly
loved one? If so, call Chris at 584-5026 or
843-1503. References available upon
request.
6/6-6/29
Horseback lessons. Great for any age.
, Fun & inexpensive way to get the kids out
of the house. Learn Western style riding'or'
barrel racing. Lots of experience with kids
and good safe horses. Call 584-8949,
Krystle.
6/13-6/22

Need help? Excellent personal care for
the elderly. Cooking, tight cleaning,
errands. 17 years experience. References
available. 584-5165. Please leave
message.
5/23-6/1'


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Find a personal trainer.

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ATTENTION

TAYLOR COUNTY RESIDENTS


,I Are you 55+ and having

difficulty finding a job?


If you qualify, Experience Works
will pay for your training costs
AND
pay your wages while you learn to be a
Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)

For more information call Lana or Everlena
Lana @ 850-922-0023 ext 242

A national nonprofit organization. EEO/AA
"This U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Grant Award, #SBAHQ-02-I-
0034 is funded by the SBA. SBA's funding is not an endorsement of any
products, opinions, or services. All SBA funded programs are extended to the
public on a non discriminatory basis."


DOG -BOARDING available for your
precious pooches while you go on
vacation or just need a break. Ran by a
professional dog trainer and breeder of the
l.top quality German Shepherds. Boarding
school, group training classes and private
lessons also available. Contact Lisa for
rates & Availability, 850-223-1351.
6/8TFN

Clay Swindle L.L.C. licensedd an&d'
insured) All types of remodeling: doors,
windows, docks, painting, etc.
Commercial & Residential. Call 850-223-
1780 or 843-1941. If no answer, please
leave message. Over 20 years of
experience.
3/7tfn CS

A to Z Farm & Lawn Services:and
clearing, tree trimming/removal, nump
truck services, harrowing, bush hog
mowing, rake work, dirt leveling and
complete lown service. Call 584-6737.
3/9tfn'AZ

The Handyman.experts LLC, honest workI
Affordable,' professional, licensed and
insured. Specializing in house painting,
interior, etc., mobile home repairs, home
maintenance, pressure washing (wood and
concrete) carpet, vinyl, wood floor, ceramic
tile, and repairs. Call 584-2270 (home) or
838-6077. 25 years.
tfJM

YES Truten is open for U-PICKI 948-4816.
6/15-6/27

Need house cleaning. Call 223-2530 and
dial toll free 1-866-327-8877 & give them
my phone number to contact me.
6/15


'-



Pursuant to Section 2.13(B) of the City
Charter of the City of Perry, Florida,
notice Is hereby given that the City
Council had Introductiono and First
Reading on Ordinance No. 838 on June
12, 2007 in the City Council Chambers,
224 S. Jefferson Street, Perry, Florida. The
Public Hearing and Final Reading on
Ordinance No. 838 Is scheduled for the
City Council Regular Meeting, Council
Room 224 S. Jefferson Street, Perry,
Florida on June 26, 2007 at 6:30 p: m. or
as soon thereafter ps possible. Any
Interested persons may appear and be
heard on the aforementioned public
hearing date. Notice Is also given,
pursuant to Florida Statutes 286.0105 that
any person deciding to appeal any
decision of the City Council with respect
to any matter considered at the
meeting will need 'a record of that
meeting and may need to ensure that
a verbatim record of the proceedings Is
made; -which record Includes the
testimony and evidence upon which
the appeal Is to be based.
ORDINANCE NO. 838
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE
NO. 779, SECTION 29-6, JURISDICTION.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PERRY,
FLORIDA, CREATING CHAPTER 29, CODE
ENFORCEMENT BOARD; CREATING CODE
ENFORCEMENT OFFICER; PROVIDING FOR
ENFORCEMENT BY THE BOARD;
PROVIDING FOR A CITATION SYSTEM;
PROVIDING ENFORCEMENT BY THE
COUNTY COURT; PROVIDING FOR
PENALTIES, FINES, AND ADMINISTRATIVE
FEES; PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN THE
CODE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY;
REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN
- CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
Copies of said Ordinance No.838 may
be Inspected at the Administration
Office of City Hall, 224 S. Jefferson Street,
Perry, Florida between the hours of 8:00
a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through,
Friday. ,
Robert A. Brown
Emily Weed Ketring, Jr.
City Manager
Mayor
6/13


NOTICE
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
Section '2.13 of the City Charter of the
City of Perry, Florida, that Ordinance No.
837 was ADOPTED by the City Council
on June 13, 2007.
ORDINANCE NO. 837
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PERRY,
FLORIDA RELATING TO THE STATE
REVOLVING FUND LOAN PROGRAM;
MAKING FINDINGS; AUTHORIZING THE
LOAN APPLICATION; AUTHORIZING THE
LOAN AGREEMENT; ESTABLISHING
PLEDGED GRANT REVENUES;
DESIGNATING AUTHORIZED
REPRESENTATIVES; PROVIDING
ASSURANCE; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS,
SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE.
Robert A. Brown Jr.,
City Manager
Emily Weed Ketring
Mayor
6/15 "
Notice Is hereby given to Derrill Thigpen
Jr or Chuck's Auto Sales unless payment
Is made on 1999 Plymouth Breeze VIN:
1 P3EJ46X5XN535742 for towing service
on May 24, 2007. Vehicle will be
auctioned on the 2nd day of July, 2007
at 10 a.m. at Thomas Chevrolet 2128
Hwy 19 S, Perry, FL.
6/15


Notice Is hereby given to Priscllla
Johsnon unless payment Is made on
1997 Toyota Corolla VIN:
.1NXBB02E9VZ551731 for towing service
on May 25, 2007. VehIcle will be
auctioned on the 2nd day of July, 2007
at TO am. at Thomas Chevrolet 2128
Hwy 19 S. Perry. FL.
6/15


In the Circuit Court, 3rd Judicial Circuit In
and for Taylor County, Florida
Case Nb: 2007-448-CA
Joe D. White, American Legion Post
#291, a not for profit organization,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Henry Chester Stulken and Evallne


Stulken, If alive, and If dead their
unknown spouses, heirs, devisees,
grantees, creditors, and all other parties
claiming by, through, under, or agQinst
them; and all unknown natural persons If
alive, and if dead or not known to be
dead or alive, their several and
respective unknown spouses, heirs,
devisees, grantees, and creditors, or
other parties claiming by, through, or
under those unknown natural persons;
and the several and respective
unknown assigns, successors In Interest,
.trustees, or any other person claiming


- by, through, under, or against -any
corporation or other legal entity named
as: a defendant; and all claimants,
persons or parties, natural or corporate,
or whose exact legal status is unknown,
claiming under any of the above
named or described defendants or
parties or claiming to have any right, title,
or interest In the property hereafter
described, Defendants.
Notice of Action
To:-.-Henry Chester Stulken and Evaline
Stulken
Address Unknown
You ore notified that a Complaint for


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Quieting Title on the following property in
Taylor County, Florida:
The West half (W 1/2) of Lot Twelve of
Block 45 of Stelnhatchee Subdivision,
being a subdivision of Section 25,
Township 9 South, Range 9 East in Taylor
County, Florida. A plot -of said
subdivision being now of record In the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Taylor County, Florida. The property
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A3 Clerk of the Circuit Court
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Timber Company Sell- Offi 20 acres- $39,900. Subdivision
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COASTAL GEORGIA 24+ Acres- $99,900. Was $109,900.
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LAKE SEATON GEORGIA 1st TIME OFFERED. 1.96
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So. Colorado Ranch Sale 35 Acres- $36,900 Spectacular
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