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DMH board names
Darcy as new CEO
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-Herbert Parker, left, and Jimmy Bowden show off a fossil they found 44 years ago in Taylor
County. According.to experts, it is a rib bone from the now-extinct dugong, a relative of the
manatee.
ugong
Two million
year old fossil
discovered here
Doctors' Memorial Hospital
(DMH) Board of Directors
announced Thursday that it has
found a new CEO: Charles Darcy
of Victoria, Texas.
Darcy is currently the chief
operating officer for DeTar
Healthcare System, which
oversees two hospitals, as well as
administrator of the Women and
Children's Department at DeTar
North.
The board officially announced
the decision Thursday morning in
the hospital's cafe, after which
Darcy spent time shaking hands
with and listening to hospital
employees and volunteers.
"The number one priority for
Doctors' Memorial Hospital is
providing quality patient care to
the citizens of Taylor County," said
DMH Board Chairman Scott
Mixon.
"It is a team effort and Charles
Darcy is a great addition to that
team," he said. "We're moving in
the right direction."
Darcy said he will be moving to
Perry with his wife of 20 years,
Gerri, and their four children, ages
nine to'16.
He will be in Perry until
Saturday, when he returns to
Victoria. His first day at the
hospital will be Monday, Aug. 13.
Taylor County's natural
attractions helped draw him here,
Darcy said.
"My kids like to do outdoor
activities," he said, adding that
they are looking forward to
kayaking and scalloping along the
coast, as well as playing on the
Taylor County Sports Complex's
new soccer fields.
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Farewell tour for TEC
Taylor Energy Center's Don
Cheatam toured several civic clubs
this week to thank members for
their support and to notify them
that TEC will be. withdrawing its
permit applications within the next
few days.
"We will continue to pursue the
land use change on our property,"
he said, but added that the project
will mostly "grind to a complete
halt."
Concerns about greenhouse gas
emissions, a recent decision by the
Public Service Commission and
statements made by Gov.
Charlie Crist may have led to last
week's decision to "suspend" work
on the plant to be located
on a 3,200-acre site east of
Buckeye.
TEC was formed more than two
years ago as a joint development to
construct an 800-megawatt coal-
fired power plant by four
community-owned electric utilities
including Florida Municipal Power
Agency, JEA, the City of
Tallahassee and Reedy .Creek
Improvement District.
Cheatam said the group does
not have a "plan B" for the
project.
"Our options are to break off
individually and install some
quick-build units," he said.
He said in talks with Gov. Crist's
staff, the state would only approve .
nuclear, natural gas-fired or
"IGCC" coal plants.
In related news, the Tallahassee
City Commission Wednesday
voted 3-2 to remain in the TEC
partnership and to pay $355,000 in
back payments.
By MARK VIOLA
Staff writer
For Herbert Parker and Jimmy
Bowden, growing up in 1960s
meant they had the vast expanse of
Taylor County and beyond to
examine the-area's rich natural and
human history.
On one such expedition, the two
childhood friends found a fossil
much larger than their usual bits of
bone and metal. Of its exact
identity, they were not sure. It was
long and narrow, and shaped like a
tusk.
::.More than 40 years later,
Bowden decided he wanted
arNers to the mystery, seeking
-out paleontologists from the state
:t6 help. The answer he received
dafes their find to more than two
jmillipn years ago.
I:t-is just the latest chapter of two
friends with a thirst for discovery.
e have been buddies since the
fTi~' grade," Bowden said of
Parker. "During our young adult
years. we went on many
:excursions, looking for
arrowheads, fossils, bottles,
driftmood and anything else that
v. would get us out in the woods and
on ihe coast line."
:-::Their drive was given focus
;when they met Dr. Wilson T.
Hehndry, longtime Perry physician
anid history buff.
"Dr. Hendry had reached a point
in his life where he wasn't able to
get out in nature and look for the
:stuff he wanted to study," Bowden
*said.
"So he called us to his home and
persuaded us to help him continue
:his quest."
: According to Bowden, Dr.
iHendry would plan their trips,
:giving them instructions on where
:to go and what to look for.
"Dr. Hendry had many thoughts
and ideas about a lot of things that
almost always turned out to be
correct," he said.
Some trips proved more
interesting than others.
' "The doctor sent us to a site to
search for old bricks, but we didn't
know why. While there, we found
some bricks, but were soon run off
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by several men jumping out of a
speeding truck, 'hollering and
gesturing to us. We did manage to
bring the doctor one brick.
"Several years later, a team of
archeologists worked that site for
two weeks, later announcing it was
the location of a lost Spanish
mission."
Their trips, however, were not
limited to the land. Dr. Hendry
provided the pair with powerful
magnets to drag along the bottom
of rivers to find rusted clumps of
metal.
"Any clusters of medal we
found, no matter what size, we
brought home to the doctor,"
Bowden said. "He would put them
Longtime Perry physician
Dr. W.T. Hendry had a
great interest in studying
fossilized bone--and
sparked the same interest
in Herbert Parker and
Jimmy Bowden.
under his x-ray and see what was
beneath the rust. In one particular
cluster of rust was the perfect
outline of an old sword handle."
Beyond human history,
however, Dr. Hendry was
extremely interested in studying
fossilized bone, Bowden said.
"He would brief us on what type
of fossils he wanted and where we
were to go."
For those excursions, the doctor
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provided them %with shovels and
scrapers, as well as a Geiger
counter.
"We were instructed to run the
counter over any of the bone-like
specimens we found. especially
any which were charcoal in color,"
Bowden said.
On one of their trips, the pair
found some of the charcoal-
colored bones and when they put
the bones to the test, the counter
clicked.
"Dr. Hendry never told us what
this meant, he just separated the
charcoal-colored specimens from
the brown ones and sent us out on
more missions."
Years later, Bowden questioned
a paleontologist with the Florida
Museum of,Natural History about
the Geiger counter.
"He said it actually made sense.
He said that many of Florida's
fossils are slightly radioactive.
There are trace amounts of
uranium found in phosphate
pebbles that are common in.
Florida. The ground water
transfers uranium from the
phosphate pebbles to the bones."
In the summer of 1963, the two
young explorers were once again
in search of history.
"Herbert called out that he found
a tip of one of these bones,"
Bowden said. "We had never found
tips, only segments. I joined him
and we started scraping the
limestone away from the
specimen. The. more we scraped,
the more bone we exposed.
"Finally, we had uncovered an
object 14 inches in length and-
about one inch in diameter. This
thing was connected to more bones
and the scraping process was
taking all day. We decided to return
later and just dig out, the exposed
specimen.
"After another afternoon of hard
work, we had finally expunged the,
fossil from its limestone bed, put it
in the car and hauled it to Perry."
The next step was to identify it.
"That night, I was looking in my
encyclopedia--we didn't have the
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Scott Albritton's Honda SUV sustained serious damage after he lost control and crashed July
5. The former Taylor County deputy was hit in the head by a piece of steel rebarb thrown from
another automobile. (Photo by Al Summers/courtesy Times -Courier)
Hit in head by rebarb
Former TCSO deputy
'serious' after crash
A former Taylor County deputy
remains in intensive care after
being hit in the head by a piece of
steel rebarb thrown from another
vehicle Thursday night, July 5, as
he and his wife, Terry, were
traveling near their home in Elijay,
Ga.
Scott Albritton, who worked for
the sheriffs office here for
nearly 10 years (1994-2004), was
lifeflighted from the scene to
Atlanta Medical Center where he
is listed in serious but stable
condition.
According to published reports
in the Times-Courier of Gilmore
County, Ga., when the object
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struck their vehicle, it hit Albritton
in the head and caused him to lose
control of his vehicle and crash.
An investigation led by
-the Gilmer County Sheriffs
Office--where Albritton has been
employed as a deputy since
September 2005--and the Georgia
Bureau of Investigation (GBI),
resulted in three arrests tied to the
incident.
Tommy Banks, 19, was taken
into custody July. 9, and Jacob
Tyler Griggs, 22, was arrested July
10; both face charges of
aggravated battery and aggravated
assault. A juvenile was arrested
July 10 and is expected to be
charged with influencing a witness
and battery, the Times-Courier
reported.
The GCSO received information
July 6 that the accident may have -:
been caused by occupants in:!
another vehicle. During the crash
investigation, a piece of steel rod,:-:
or rebarb, was found in the back:-
seat of the Albrittons' vehicle and a
hole was discovered in the
windshield on the driver's side of
the automobile.
Reports also indicate that
Albritton had just been promoted
to detective prior to the crash and
had taken a few days off before
starting his new job.
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To Church
tor's Note: Summer is a perfect time to get out and go...and Perry
papers, Inc., encourages you to explore the treasures found, in our own
ard. This week we recommend the historic homes of worship which anchor
own Perry.
First United Methodist Church
iS
First United
Methodist Church j
302 North Jefferson Streei:Z
First United Methodist::.
traces its history to 187Q
when the congregation wa,3
one of 17 served by the Rev",
Robert Howren Bartrnett as:
part of the Lafayette-Tayloir:
mission. The original:'.
church stood where:-
Heritage House is now-
located (on the corner of:"
Bay and Leon streets). The
Rev. L.B. Bridges was sent
as pastor in 1908. He had
lost his wife and children in
a fire and while he was
pastor, he found solace from
his grief and was inspired-to
compose the words and
music 'of the hymn "He
Keeps Me Singing."
First Baptist Church
102 North Center Street
First Baptist Church of
Perry celebrated its 150th
anniversary in November
2006. Established in the
spring of 1856, the church
had eight original members
under the guidance of
pastor Z.C. Wheeler. In
January 1880, Joseph:
Sappington deeded a lot orif r
the corner of Green and
Center streets to the church-
as a, site for the construction
of a new house of worship.
In 1925-26, the 1903
church structure was razed
and replaced with the grand
American Classical edifice
still in use.
.. St. James; Epi-c,:op.l Church
St. James Episcopal Church
1100 West Green Street
Perry's first Episcopalian, Mrs. Arthur Hampton Seibert,
moved here in 1903, and was the sole communicant until
Major George Porter and his family moved from Live Oak
later that same year. In 1921, land was acquired from the
Biurton-Swartz Cypress Company and the present church
building was erected during the Rev. Douglas Hobbs' tenure.
The church building was dedicated in May 1925.
First Presbyterian Church
201 West Main Street Street
Virst Presbyterian Church was organized in 1905 with. 1.5
charter members by families involved in the lumbering
business. The church was built in 1906; in 1997 a new
sanctuary was built on Plantation Road and the old church
was sold to Beggs Funeral Home.
SPerry July 13-14, 2007
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THE PERRY
NEWS-HERALD.
June 29, 1972
NO CITY ELECTION!
Because incumbents Joe
Yarbrough and Walt Lamb drew no
opposition for their council seats,
/ City Clerk Clarence Giddens (on
behalf of the state elections office)
announced that the two ,would
retain their positions for another
term without an election.
BULLDOGS GET
'CHANGE HOUSE'?
The Taylor County Quarterback
Club appeared before the school
board with $3000 in hand, along
with plans for a "change house" to
include a coaches' room, dressing
room, showers, bathrooms and
lockers. Representatives of the
club, led by President Olin Davis,
estimated that the structure could
be built for $20.000.
53 ATTEND CLASS OF
1962 REUNION
Members of the Taylor County
High School Class of 1962 had
their 10-year reunion and attracted
53 of the 98 graduates. Prizes
were awarded to Betty Sue Snyder
Streit for the youngest child;
Charlotte Langford for the oldest
child; Velma Tedder Hingson for
the most children; Rhetta Alvarez
Cook for traveling the farthest to
the reunion; and Emory Gleason
for living in the most states. The
cheerleaders presented a cheer for
the evening's entertainment and
Kenny Massey, class president,
was master of ceremonies.
TAX ASSESSOR SQUARES
OFF WITH STATE AUDITOR
Taylor County Tax Assessor A.J.
Ezell took issue with a statement
from the State Auditor General
suggesting that Florida counties--
including Taylor--were guilty of
"poor assessment practices." The
state suggested that Taylor's
assessments were only 66 percent
of their full value.
TAYLOR INCOME LESS
THAN STATE'S AVERAGE
According to 1970 census
statistics, the average family
income in Taylor County was
$6,814 in 1969, compared to a
state average of $8,267, a
difference of $2,334. The census
also showed Taylor's population at
13,641.
WEDDINGS CROWD
'WOMEN'S PAGES'
Becky Jo Dunlap and Dannie
Dale Cochran were planning to
exchange vows on June 30 at
Athena Baptist Church.
Bridal parties honored Miss
Jennie Young, fiancee of Terry
Vann.
A full write-up of the June 10
wedding of Patricia Ann Adkison
and Donald J. Todd Jr. was
featured, along with a photograph
of the couple.
Mrs. Steve Nettles, the former
Linda Tomlinson, was honoredr-7i:
with a miscellaneous shower.
Miss Charlene Bunting, bride-
elect of Wayne Paulk, was also
entertained with not one, but two,
showers.
This edition announced that
Grace B. Colson became the bride
of Grover L. Graham on June 24.
NEW ARRIVALS
Latonia Denice Johnson was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Johnson on June 24.
Tracy Lynn Grambling was
welcomed to the family by parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grambling.
She was born June 20.
Theresa Lynn Cooper was :
the new granddaughter of Mr. i
and Mrs. P.G. Roberts of Perry:
she was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ken :
Cooper in Temple Terrace.
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By DAVID ADLERSTEIN
Apalachicola Times City Editor
The waters of St. Joseph Bay
took the life of a hard-charging,
high-spirited young boy Sunday
afternoon, leaving behind two
neighboring communities to join in
Wrapping loving arms around his
grieving family.
Tyler Eddy, 11, was pronounced
dead late Sunday afternoon, June
8, at Bay Medical Center in
Panama City, after his parents, and
liter Gulf County paramedics,
tried desperately to revive him
fiomti an apparent drowning while
tby. were out scalloping.
according g to Paul Beasley,
investigator with the Gulf County
sheriffs office, the Eddy family--
fther and mother Bob and Toni
Eddy, and brothers Alan and Tyler-
-iras scalloping together in St.
Jteph Bay near Black's Island
vAen it was discovered the
younger boy was in peril.
The family attempted CPR as
they rushed back to. the Eagle
Harbor boat landing at St. Joe State
Park, said Beasley:
"While en route they
encountered people on a pontoon
boat, and they went to a residence
in the 600 block of Cape San Blas
Road, and called from there,"
Beasley said.
The officer said the call came in
at 3:14 p.m. and Gulf County
paramedics tried unsuccessfully to
resuscitate the boy as they rushed
him to Panama City.
"Based on the information
provided to the sheriffs office, it
was most likely a drowning," said
Beasley. An autopsy to be
performed by Bay County Medical
Examiner Dr. Charles Siebert,
originally scheduled for Monday,
was canceled, and not rescheduled,
he said.
The investigator dispelled
rumors that a shark bite might have
been involved. "There was no
mention of a shark from any
witnesses on scene," he said.
"There were no injuries to the body
to suggest a shark attack."
He Always Gave
110 Percent
As friends worked to make sense
of the sudden tragedy, they were
clear and unanimous on a single
point--that Tyler Eddy was among
the finest young boys to coach, and
td have on your side, when it came
time to compete.
"Tyler was a really good
ballplayer but he was an even
better team player," said Stacy
Kirvin, who coached the
Apalachicola boy both in baseball
and soccer for three years. "He
never complained. He put his best
effort wherever he was. He was
like that with everything.
* "He never talked back, always
'Yes sir,' A really good kid, a good'
teammate."
After matriculating in the
Franklin County schools, Eddy had
attended the .fifth grade at Port. St.
Joe Elementary this past year, and
so played on the Port. St. Joe team,
John Arnold Development, this
past spring.
His skills at catcher, pitcher and
outfield had earned him a spot as
the youngest player on the Major
Leagues 11-12 year-olds All-Star
team, just as he had earned All-Star
spots beginning in 2004 when he
played on Eastpoint's Quality
Seafood and First Choice Builders
squads.
"He was a great kid to coach, He
loved baseball a lot," said Port St.
Joe's Sissy Worley, who shares
coaching responsibilities for the
All-Stars with Chuck Smith and
Mark Cothran. "It really shook us
up over here; that whole family
means a great deal to us."
During the regular season,
Cothran, who was joined by Bob
Eddy and Mike Powell in coaching
the boys, said he saw a remarkable
young boy with a lot of promise.
"The little joker was a wonderful
kid with a great attitude," he said.
"He played catcher, and he could
play any position. He batted in the
third spot, and he always gave 110
percent hustle.
"He never complained; he
always smiled," Cothran said. "He
was the prototype of a ballplayer;
he was just what you wanted. He
had a good year every year; he's
going to be a producer."
The All-Star team took second in
the district tournament June 23,
and was headed to the state
tourney in Okeechobee until
scheduling conflicts forced them to
cancel.
Franklin County, which finished
fourth, is headed to the tourney in
.their places, and the Dixie League
leaders in Franklin County
know just how special Tyler Eddy
was.
Bryce Ward, who coached Tyler
Eddy for one year when he played-
on the First Choice Builders'
Braves, said "he always gave 110'
percent. Always.
"You knew when he came out he
.was going to give it everything her
had," said Ward.
Tyler Eddy's skills earned him a spot as the youngest player
. on the Major League 11-12 year-olds All-Star team.
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A-4 Perry News-Herald July 13-14,
Kearney, DuBose exchange
Candice Marie Kearney of
Smiths, Ala., and Jayce Tomas
DuBose of Perry were united in
Christian marriage on May 26,
2007, at 2:30 p.m. in Central
Baptist Church in Phenix City, Ala.
The Rev. Richie Ashburn and the
Rev. Dexter James officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Fred
Kearney Jr. of Smiths, and Barbara
Ryff of Orlando. Her grandparents
are Fred Kearney Sr. and Tina
Kearney of Phenix City, and
Hannalora Murphy of Atlanta, Ga.
The groom is the son of Tommy
and Sherri DuBose of Perry. His
grandparents include Carolyn
DuBose of Perry, the late Johnny
DuBose, Lavonne Wynn of
Greenville, and the late David
Wynn Sr.
For her wedding, the bride chose
a Christina Wu design of white
satin with a strapless bodice and
curved Basque waistline.
Embroidery detailed the bodice
and A-line skirt which extended to
create a box-pleated cathedral
train. She carried a bouquet of
pink roses.
Matron of honor was her sister,
Renae Ray of Smiths. Other
bridesmaids included Devyn
DuBose, the groom's sister of
Perry; and friends, Skyla Forrester
and Kelsey James of Phenix City,
Mary Kopaz of Bradenton,
Michelle Leitner of Bonifay and
Kristy Robinson of Lithia.
The attendants wore strapless,
A-line gowns in a pink petunia
satin with criss-cross bodices.
They carried bouquets in shades of
pink, yellow, orange and purple.
Tommy DuBose was his son's
best man for the ceremony. Other
usher-groomsmen included Tyler
DuBose, brother of the groom
from Perry; Ross Clouser, Austin
Graham, Jerod Kazemba, Arin *
-Miller and Mike Parry, all of
Gainesville. They wore black
tuxedoes with pink vests and ties.
Ring bearers were the bride's
nephews, Harley and Jonathan
Ray.
Music for the wedding was
provided by the groom's uncle,
Destin .DuBose, with Lindsey
Abbott of Geneva and Natalie
Pararo of Tallahassee.
A reception followed in the
fellowship hall of the church, from
which the couple left for a
honeymoon in Asheville, N.C.
They will reside in Wake Forest,
N.C., and continue their education.
The groom is a 2007 graduate of
The Baptist College of Florida in
Graceville where he received his
Bachelor of Arts in ministry. He
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will now attend Southeastexiw-
Baptist Theological Seminaimj
working toward a Master's
Divinity degree, wV
concentration in expositdiy"
preaching.
The bride will begin her student
internship at an elementary schfc -t.
looking toward graduation -i4n
December with a Bachelor of As,
degree in elementary education
from The Baptist College :of--
Florida. A
Reunions
Johnson
The descendants of Wash and Jerusha Johnson are invited to the annual
Johnson Family Reunion on Saturday, July 14, at the Perry Woman's Club
beginning at 10:30 a.m.
A covered dish lunch will be served; paper products will be provided.
Please bring any family photographs you have to share.
Ezell
The Ezell Family Reunion will be held Saturday, July 14, at' the Day"1
Community Center from 10 a.m. until.
Please bring a basket lunch and items for the silent auction. Questions?''
Call Zelda Ezell Dietrick at 386-294-2080
SMr. and Mrs. Jaype Tomas DuBose
'Piano students perform
for friends and families
Piano students of Iris Dee Walker presented "an impressive and
:entertaining" piano recital at New Home Baptist Church on Sunday, June
;10.
Pews were filled with friends and families of the participants who
:presented a variety of selections ranging from classical to Broadway,
sacred, blues and jazz. Composers such as Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt and
'Mozart were represented in the afternoon event, keeping company with
:;Hammerstein & Rogers, Fannie Crosby and Martin Luther.
i Students performed solos, duets and ensembles, and represented as
,much variety in individual ages as in individual selections. The musicians
included retired adults, as well as middle and high school students, private
:school students and one college student from Florida State University.
Pianists pictured from left on front row are: Wendy and Annie Yang, Trey Driggers and Joey Jarvis, second row) Lauren Lynn, Valerie Gardner, Carol Harden, Beverly
Jones and June Evans; (back row) Summer Raulerson, Lisa Hair and Iris Dee Walker. (Right) Presenting an ensemble of "Waltz in A Minor" for the piano recital worm";
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A-5 Perry News-Herald July 13-14, 2007
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retired from the Taylor County
SciIoo! District, will be honored at
a reception Saturday, July 14, at
3 p.m., in Mt. Olive Missionary
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Want to learn Spanish?
Fiobgrto Sanchez will be offering
Spanish classes before lunch
weekdays at the Taylor County
Senior Citizens Center.
Sanchez. who volunteers at the
center, said he hopes to add
French ,and German lessons
later.
Baptist Church (located at 1149 W.
Hampton Springs Avenue).
A fellowship dinner will
follow at Jerkins Community
Center.
For additional information,
please contact Granger at 584-
7978.
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special sales, Wilson's Bait &
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"amversary A Zebco 808 was
$1Q.P5, .and fish stringers were 11 "
cents. Frdshwater and saltwater
fishing competitions were being
s Italong with a'super drawing
po-boy ice chest.
UNUSUAL CLOSING
The sports page in this edition
reported, "Dick and Justine Ansell,
proprietors of the Perry Bowling
Lanes, have announced that they
'will close Wednesday, July 5, at 3
p.m. in honor of their 25th
" .;, .g anniversary." The lanes
w.oud re-open as usual on July 6,
from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m.
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Scallops and trout
highlight this report
BY PAT MCGRIFF
One More Cast Gqide Service
Scallops and trout are pleasing
those who go out looking for
them at Keaton Beach. Everyone I
spoke to, who went scalloping,
got all they wanted in scallops,
fun and sun over the Holiday
weekend! There were plenty of
folks down, however the-crowds
were thinned, somewhat, due to
the Fourth hitting in the middle of
the week.
I took trips for Chris 'and
Starke Hudson, of Greensboro,
Ga., out Wednesday and Thursday
and we managed 12 trout
Wednesday while we had 11
Thursday. We caught all our trout
on live pinfish under Cajun
Thunders.
Friday, I had Rob Varner and Ed
Roddenbury of Columbus, Ga.,
out and we brought in 12 trout to
21 inches long and three reds to
6.5 pounds. Again live pinfish
were the ticket fished in 5-5.5 feet
of water.
Hugh Downs, Herb Mason and
Glenn Arnold of Valdosta, Ga.,
went out for a combo trip as they
caught their limit of trout and 3
Spanish on Berkley Gulp New
Penny and Pearl White shrimp in
3-5 feet of water. This trio then
got in the water, and picked up a
limit of scallops as well.
Timmy and Pam Keen of
Valdosta, Ga., also had 8 trout
with their limit of scallops fishing
July 5th. The Keens reported their
limit of scallops only took an
hour to get!
Leonard and Jen Taylor of Perry
had theirlimit of trout with one
trout over 24 inches long! They
fished in 6 8 feet of water with
cut bait and live shrimp.
Robert Roberts of Perry had his
limit of scallops up near Yates
Creek in under two hours.
No Offshore Report this week.
I guess scallops are taking
precedence over everything else.
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Dove permits
now available
The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission (FWC)
still has Dove Club permits
remaining for some of its special-
opportunity dove fields throughout
the state.
As of July 11, permits remain
for the following dove fields:
Schneider Farms Public Small-
Game Hunting Area (PSGHA) in
Escambia County, Caravelle
Ranch (Putnam County) and
Dexter/Mary Farms Unit (Volusia
County). Permit sales end for
these areas at 11:59 p.m. (EDT)
Sept. 9.
The FWC recently added two
new dove fields to the Dove Club
program: Bass Farm PSGHA
(Alachua County) and Bennett
Farm PSGHA (Baker County).
Permits for these new areas will
go on sale at 10 a.m. (EDT) July
24 through 11:59 p.m. (EDT)
Sept. 9.
All permits have been sold for
Frog Pond (Miami-Dade County),
Hilochee (Lake County),
Allapattah Flats PSGHA (Martin
County) and Fussell Farm
PSGHA (Polk County).
Dove Club permits can be
purchased at county tax collectors'
offices, license vendors,
MyFWC.com/special/dove or by
calling toll-free 1-888-HUNT-
FLORIDA (486-8356).
Permits are sold on a first-come,
first-served basis and allow one
adult and one youth (under 4ge 16)
to participate in all scheduled
hunts for a designated dove field
(up to 8 days). These Saturday,
half-day hunts cost $150 and
enable the permit holder and youth
to take a daily bag limit of birds
each. ..*":
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great dove hunting opportunities,
visit MyFWC.com/special/dove.
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A-7 Perry News-Herald July 13-14, 2007
Plan ahead for men's conference
'Men RrpoarinpFo Trr 200I7' va.as=t..n SA
A- men's conference will be held at Evangel Christian Fellowship next
Saturday, July 20-22, with four "powerful sessions" scheduled. Guest
speakers include Richard Marcello, Hardy Scarborough and Alzo Slade.
Pastor Justin Webb said, "This will be a relevant, empowering time,
fociligg on breaking free and fulfilling our destinies. Please join us."
I'-fregistration is required; evening meetings are open to all men and
women. For more information, please call Webb at 838-3222.
Yard sale Saturday benefits New Brooklyn
New Brooklyn Missionary Baptist Church is having a "big, big, big yard
sal &' on Saturday featuring children's clothes and shoes, plus sizes,
bicycles, skates, car seats and much more.
The sale begins at 8 a.m. and will continue until 1 p.m., rain or shine.
The-church is located at the intersection of Highway 19 and 98 at the traffic
liglit.:
T Te Weekend sessions for women, youth
.Te.mple of God Baptist Church welcomes Dr. Brenda L. Caldwell for
weekend sessions for women and youth. On Saturday, July ,14, Caldwell
Obituaries,,'.
Marjorie S. Crosby
Marjorie S. Crosby, 76, of Perry
diedaJUly 11, 2007.
Sle;4was a lifelong member of
the Piist Baptist Church in Perry
and ..as the granddaughter of the
Tayhc County Pioneering family
of ,Newton Livingston and
Margaret "Aunt Sweet" McCall
Liviggston. She was preceded in
death by her grandparents; her
parents, James Albert Crosby and
Emiy Livingston Crosby; a
brother, William Jefferson "Billy"
Crojy; and a sister, Lucy Lee
Crogby.
Sirvivors include: a sister, Ruth
Crosby Blackwelder of Tampa; ;a
niecd, Sherrie Keating of Ormand
Bea h; a nephew, Clayton Kyle
Shefinan of Tallahassee; and a
special niece, Dottie Crosby Black
of Pavo, Ga.
Funeral Services will 'be held
Sunday, July 15, at 4 p.m. at Joe P.
Burns Funeral Home with Glenn
Baker officiating. Interment will
follow at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Family members will receive
friends prior to the service from
2-4 p.m. Bums Funeral Home.
IriO lieu of towers, donations
mayi be made to the Big Bend,
Hospice, 1723 Mahan Center
Blv4. Tallahassee, FL 32308-5428.
Charles Thomas Gent
Charles Thomas Gent, 51, of
Perry, died July 9, 2007, at his
home.
He was a native of Perry.
Survivors include: his wife,
Barbara J. Gent of Perry; two
daughters, Latedra L. Gent and
Octivia Gent, both of Perry; a son,
Stephen Tucker of Perry; a step-
son, Antonio. Jackson of
Tallahassee;. a step-daughter,
Janikia Curry of San Antonio,
Texas; his mother, Rosa L. Love of
Perry; his father, Willie Gent of
Chiefland; three sisters, Ruby
Love and Lillie M. Gent, both of
Perry, and Joann Nelson of Tampa;
five brothers, Lewis Love and
Willie Gent of Perry; Henry L.
Gent of St. Petersburg, Ernest Gent
of Tallahassee and Ronald Moore
of Live Oak; 11 grandchildren; and
nine great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday, July 14, at 11 a.m. at Mt.
Olive M.B. Church with Elder
Chester Demps officiating.
Interment will follow at Woodlawn
Cemetery.
Family will receive friends
today, July 13, t 4 p.mn. at
Christian Tabernacle.
Evans/Walker Funeral Home is
in charge of arrangements.
Happy Birthday
Theola
Campbell
S July 15, 1935
July 25, 2004
Grandma loving and
:: missing you more and
more each day.
Loving you always,
Your children, grandchildren
and great grands
will speak on "Embracing Change, Even When You Don't Feel Like It."
The workshop begins at 9 a.m. with a continental breakfast, and continues
until 12 p.m.
That evening, Caldwell will speak to the youth in the community from
6 until 8 p.m. on "One Team, One Goal, Total Victory!" A $10 registration
donation is requested.
On Sunday, Caldwell will be the guest speaker for morning worship at
11, delivering a message on "Living to Leave a Legacy."
For more information, please call Ann Jones at 584-2642, Mary
Simmons at 584-6622, Earlean Upshaw at 838-3696 or Wanda Reaves at
838-2012.
Southland Quartet is back!
Steinhatchee Methodist will welcome Southland Quartet back on
July 28 at 7 p.m. A free will offering will be taken.
The church urges, "Come join us. We are still located across from
Casey's Cove in Jena."
V.B.S. is 'Avalanche Ranch'
Living Water Worship Center, located at 1012 S. Washington St., will
hold Vacation Bible School July 16-20 with classes from 5:30 until 8:15
p.m. (Dinner will be served each evening at 5:30.)
Interested persons are urged to come early on Monday to register for
"Avalanche Ranch." The church is located behind Fast Freddy's Car Wash.
Antioch hosts 75th session
The First Bethlehem District Congress of Christian Education will
convene at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church during the week of July 15-
20. "The pastor and members of Antioch are excited to be hosting the 75th
annual, session of the Congress of Christian Education," said a spokesman
for the event. Your participation is encouraged.
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Back to School celebration planned
At the end of the month, on July 28, Potter's House Outreach Ministry
will present a Back To School celebration at Gerald Walker Park from 11
a.m. until 3 p.m.
Hamburgers and hot dogs will be served, and gospel music will be
presented. Give-aways of clothes and school supplies are also planned,
along with blood pressure and blood sugar checks.
A prayer tent will encourage intercessory prayer for families and
students.
Plan for ventriloquist on July 30
The nationally known, gospel-singing ventriloquist team, David and
Rusty, will host a family crusade at 6 p.m. on Sunday, July 29, with
services continuing at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church through Tuesday, Aug.
2, at 7 each night. Pastor Billy Gipson encourages everyone to make plans
to attend. f
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Mission Activities
Hwy. 27 584-5688
Steven Ruff, pastor
Remember Me
Remember me when flowers bloom
Early in the spring
Remember me on sunny days
In the fun that summer brings.
Remember me in the fall
As you walk through the leaves
of gold
And in the wintertime, remember me
In the stories that are told.
But most of all remember
Each day-right from the start
I will be forever near
For I live within your heart.
~Judith Karen Bulock
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A-8 Perry News-Herald July 13-14, 2007
Fossil find kept secret 44 years
FOSSIL
continued from page 1
Thternet in 1963--to see if I could
identify what we had uncovered.
Nerbert didn't think the fossil
qould be bone but more like a giant
dlaw."
During his search, Bowden
came across a picture of a walrus,
with its large tusks, and became
dbnvinced he had found his
answer.
The pair did not announce their
And for the next 44 years.
S"We know you want to ask the
question, 'Why did you guys wait
44 years before sharing what you
found?'"
Bowden said they were afraid
Someone 'would go to the site and
take away the fossils, never to
return to Taylor County.
"We were planning to return and
excavate the remainder of the
walrus. Of course, that didn't
happen and that thing is still
down there, buried in the
limestone.
"Herbert and I have reached the
point in our lives that we know we
will never complete our dig."
Out of curiosity, Bowden sought
out Dr. Ryan Wheeler, bureau chief
of the Florida Archeological
Department.
"Dr. Wheeler got right back in
touch with us and said he believed
we had exposed the rib of a
mammal. Several days later, Dr.
Richard Hulbert, vertebrate
paleontology collections manager
for the Florida Museum of Natural
History at the University of
Florida, contacted me. He
identified our find as the rib of a
dugong."
Dugongs, Bowden learned,
were relatives of the Florida
manatee, but had a tail like a
dolphin.
They became extinct in Florida
about two and one-half million
years ago, right around the time
manatees arrived.
"Finally, after all these years, our
specimen has been identified by an
expert," Bowden said. ,
"But you know, even though Dr.
Hulbert knows'his fossils, we are.
still convinced we 'could' have the,.
left tusk from an extinct walrus.;
What do you think?"
Darcy worked his way up to administration
DARCY
Continued from page 1
Darcy has been in the health care
field for 20 years, beginning in the
lab, from where he worked his way
up to administration.
"I'm proud of that," he said.
As for DMH, he sees his top
priority once he begins is
physician recruitment, followed by
bringing back obstetrics and
working together with staff.
He added praise for the hospital
board.
"They were very engaged in the
recruitment process; This board is
very committed to providing the
best health care for Taylor County.-$
It's a privilege to be selected," he
said.
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On behalf of our entire project team, I want to tlankith.gpeople of Taylor County for the tremendous support we've received since announcing
plans to build the Taylor Energy Center two years ago.
As you have probably read, we have suspended perm .tihg activities as we assess how best to meet our customers' electricity needs in ways
consistent with growing concerns about climate change,. -
In our time together, we have appreciated the community's gracious hospitality and strong local leadership. We especially extend our appreciation to
the Taylor County Board of County Commissioners the Taylor County Development Authority, the Perry City Council and the Perry-Taylor County
Chamber of Commerce. All have provided steadfast support.
We will be forever grateful for the many friends and supporters we've come to know. It,has been a pleasure to work with such a fine, welcoming
community, and we would be honored if we had the opportunity to work with you again in the future.
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Community
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welcomes
new board
members
The Suwannee River Water
Management District governing
board elected new officers and
swore in two new members at its
monthly meeting held Tuesday in
Live Oak.
The new officers are: Louis C.
Shiver, chairman; John Paul "J.P."
Maultsby, vice chairman; and
Georgia C. Jones, secretary-
treasurer. All three are at-large
members and do not represent any
particular river basin.
Shiver is a resident of Mayo,
and is president of Shiver Dairy
Farm, Inc. Maultsby resides in
Madison and is general manager
for Florida Plywoods, Inc. Jones
lives in Lake City, and is chief
credit officer with First Federal
Savings Bank of Florida.
Two new board members were
sworn in: N. David Flagg, of
Gainesville, representing the Santa
Fe and Waccasassa basins, and
Donald R. Curtis Jr., of Perry,
representing the Coastal Rivers
Basin.
SCurtis is president of The
Forestry Company in Perry.
B-i Perry News-Herald July 13-14, 2007
Animal shelter tells how..
Help your pets beat the heat
The heat is on and the Taylor
County Animal Shelter reminds
local pet owners that dogs and cats
can suffer from the same problems
that humans do-overheating,
dehydration and even
sunburn-when the mercury rises.
Animal control officers offer the
following tips on keeping your pet
happy and healthy during the
summer months:
Exercise your dog in the
cool of the early morning or
evening-never when it's
Everett honored
Donald R. Everett Jr. of Perry was honored for his service
as a Suwannee River Water Management District governing
board member at a dinner held this week in Live Oak. Everett
served on the board from March 1999 until July 2007,
representing the Coastal Rivers Basin. Executive Director
Jerry Scarborough (right) presented him with a resolution
in appreciation for his service.
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B-2 Perry News-Herald July 13-14,
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'Transformers' delivers
with robots in disguise
Sin
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"Transformexs," the cartoon and Hasbro toy line from
the 1980s, could have easily faded into pop culture
obscurity. Let's face it. For many people, it did. For
others, however, -the quirky series about robots from
space hiding among us pretending to be a Volkswagen
SBetle or a Mack truck, lived on.
SThe show, comic book series and especially the toys
have quietly built a fan-following just as loyal and
cantankerous as any for "Star Trek" or "Star Wars."
S :Some 20 years later, fans still get together at science
fiction conventions, Hasbro continues to knock out toys
and action figures, new versions of the cartoon come out
every few years and the 1984 animated film (featuring
the voice of Orson Welles in the last performance before
his death) is a cult classic.
So when it was announced that a live action movie
would be made, with Michael Bay directing, there were
mixed views from the loyalists.
I should add that as someone who grew up in the 80s,
I watched the cartoon and had more than my share of the
toys. I still know most of the words to the theme song
(but don't spread that around). People get nervous when
Hollywood .suits start messing around with their
childhood memories. And not without cause. Just check
out the trailers for the upcoming "Underdog" to see an
old cartoon turned into run-of-the-mill summer filler.
SDon't worry, I don't think they have "Underdog"
conventions or anything.
As far as "Transformers" goes, I think fans are mostly
breathing a sigh of relief. While it wasn't perfect, it
wasn't bad and kept mostly true to the mythos of the
Soiginal series. Last weekend's box office records show
"Transformers" really is more than meets the eye.
While the movie definitely has some Michael Bay
moments (the good and the bad), it is a pretty solid
action film and does an adequate job of bringing a story
of transforming robots onto the big screen in live action.
- We get a quick history of the planet Cybertron,
: dstrouyed in a war between *the&1 Autobots and'
SDecepticons. Both sides are trying to get the All Spark,
which was lost and after many years wound up on Earth.
This leads them to our planet and humanity is about to
find itself stuck in the middle of a war.
Surprisingly, the human stories .held up pretty well
through the almost
to-and-one:half '
hour film.
Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf) is a boy about to get
his first car. Sounds simple enough. Unfortunately for
him, however, his great grandfather led an expedition to
the North Pole and stumbled upon a frozen and
deactivated Megatron, leader of the Decepticons. To
complicate matters, his *new car happens to be
Bumblebee, an advance scout for the Autobots. All he
wanted to do was impress classmate Mikaela Banes
(Megan Fox), even though she hasn't realized they have
been in the same class since second grade.
Meanwhile, Captain Lennox (Josh Duhamel) is
stationed in Qatar when his base is attacked by a
transforming helicopter. The acting was good, especially
from LaBeouf and Fox, who have the most screen time.
Throw in the Secretary of Defense (Jon Voight), a
couple of computer techs and some more soldiers and
you've got the making of a summer blockbuster.
Wait, I'm forgetting something. Oh yeah, the robots.
First off, the special effects were phenomenal in this
film. The transformation sequences were just fun to
watch, especially with the original sounds added for
good measure. The battle sequences were visually mind
blowing. They were just the kind of scenes that fans
were dreaming -about.
My only complaint was the way the action was
filmed. Most of the shots are too close, making it hard to
determine exactly what is going on and who is fighting.
Even so, if there's one thing Michael Bay does better
than just about anyone else in the business, it's big
explosions and massive action scenes.
My biggest problem with "Transformers," however, is
the lack of characterizations of the Transformers
themselves. While we learn a lot about the humans, we
get precious little time to interact with our title
characters. The voice acting was good, giving the
Autobots at least a chance to differentiate one another.
Peter Cullen returns from the original cartoon to voice
.Optimus Prime, the big-rig leader of the Autobots.
On the Decepticon side. aside from a few subtitled
electronic warbles, you never really learn much about
them. They basically become the scorpion robot, the
helicopter robot and the fighter jet robot, etc. That's a
shame. One of the joys of watching the original show
was knowing everyone, the good guys and the bad guys
and their personalities, not to mention their names. With
the new film. it is hard to get emotionally involved with
them, aside from Optimus Prime and Bumblebee.
I can understand that finances and practicality limited
the amount of time the robots could be on screen. While
it may only cost several thousand dollars to film two
actors conversing, that same scene with 30-foot-tall CG
robots ma. run into the hundreds of thousands. Still, I
hope any sequels %kill gie us more time to get to
know% our robotic friends (and enemies).
To me. storytelling works when you have
characters you care about. That's why
franchises like "Pirates of the Caribbean"
and "Harry Ponter" films work so well. You
forge a connection between yourself and
the characters and have an investment
in their success or
defeat.
"Transformers"
provides just about
everything you can ask for
from a big summer
blockbuster. It's worth going
to see it for that alone.
There's definitely room for
improvement, but my childhood
remains intact. Hopefully the
sequel (and with the box office
numbers so far, it's almost a
guarantee that we'll see one) will
give us more on the character side.
The film is rated PG-13 for
intense sequences of sci-fi action
violence, brief sexual
1.:humor and language.
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Steinhatchee plays a role in "Bocas del Toro," the latest
courtroom drama from Pierce Kelley (above), an attorney
with Three Rivers Legal Services.
Kelley releases fourth crime drama
Pierce Kelley, an attorney with
Three Rivers Legal Services, has
written his fourth novel, "Bocas
del Toro.".
Like his first three works, the
new novel is a legal/courtroom
drama.
In the book, the protagonist, Bill
Starkey, is required to infiltrate a
gang of drug smugglers who steal
clams off the Gulf coast of Florida
as a method of hiding and
transporting drugs.
He tries to escape the world -t
crime by fleeing to Bocas del Tore.
a remote. and sparsely inhabited
island off the coast of Panama
Steinhatchee, Cedar Key, Bronson
and Gainesville are the primary
locations for most of the action.
Kelley said.
"Bocas del Toro" can be found ai
area booksellers or by calling I -
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Taylor County resident Gerald stormy seas that defined my following Hurricane.Katrina.,
"Jerry" Hoover has published an existence as I was transformed "Brotherhood of the Fin: ACoast
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account of his years as a U.S. from an average working guy to Guard Rescue Swimmer's Story" is
Coast Guard rescue swimmer. one of the rescue swimmers available in most book stores.'
"Brotherhood of the Fin: A Coast
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"It whisks the reader through the.
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hacking open roofs in the
aftermath of Katrina," Hoover
said.
"No one player comprises the
entire team and acting as a
swimmer, I was just one part of a
great organization, the U.S. Coast
Guard," he said.
"'Brotherhood' shows how each
member plays a vital role in our
mutual successes. I learned from
truly great mentors what it meant
to rely upon myself and how vital
my actions were to the team. I
discovered what drove me to
accept great risk and overcome my
fear of failure and was molded by
my experiences into the man I
have become."
A 19-year veteran with the Coast
Guard, Hoover was one of some 60
Coast Guard rescue swimmers sent
to Louisiana and Mississippi
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Perry resident Pat Cook has recently published her "Faux Elvis" was'
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Presley, the King of Rock and Roll, is still alive." Saturday, July 14, fr
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who claim that the King is not really dead, that he is
spending the remainder of his life in solitude, living a
more humble existence.
"Faux Elvis" asks the question: what if they are
right?
Kasey Costello, a young reporter fresh from
journalism school and eager to prove herself, is sitting
on the story any reporter--experienced or rookie
alike--would sell his soul to tell to the world.
Elvis Presley, the King of Rock and Roll, is still
alive. Yet the affable and enigmatic man she has !
befriended wants to reveal himself to the world in his
own way, in his own time. Will Kasey be able to keep
his secret, or will her ambition to succeed drive her to
make the scoop of a lifetime, even if it means
betraying a man she has come to admire?
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Gator Gathering
: Seventy-seven Gator Club
inembers and fans attended the
'May 24 Taylor-Madison Gator
Gathering held at Rosehead Cafe
in downtown Perry.
Betty Culbreath, president of the
Steve Russell, the host of "First and Ten" and ."Extra
Point," featuring University of Florida sports, was guest
speaker at the recent Taylor-Madison Gator Gathering. He is
shown with Taylor County Club President Betty Culbreath.
Taylor County Gator Club which
hosted the event, extended a
welcome to all who gathered to
hear Steve Russell, sports director
at WRUF radio station in
Gainesville. Russell is host of the
pre-game Gator Football program,
"First and Ten," and the postgame
show, "Extra Point." He also hosts
"Gator Beat" on WUFT TV where
he highlights football and
basketball action.
Others know Russell as the play-
by-play voice for Gator baseball
and softball radio broadcasts, and
for the color commentary he
provides for women's basketball
broadcasts.
He is a graduate of University of
Florida (UF) with a
telecommunications degree.
Scholarship Chairman, Fred
Ogilvie introduced the Taylor
County UF scholarship recipients
for this year: Jacob Meacham and
Zach Bradshaw.
Virginia Horton, assistant
director of the UF Alumni
Association, was also a guest at the
.event, thanking the clubs for all the
"good work you do to promote the
University of Florida, helping
Taylor County students to attend."
Scholarship Chairman Fred Ogilvie introduced this year's scholarship recipients, Jacob.,.
Meacham and zach bradsnaw.
Burch named 'Wh
Perry native A. J. Burch has
received notification of inclusion
in the upcoming 2008 (62nd)
edition of "Who's Who in
America."
Her biography has been included
in the Marquis' "Who's Who"
editions since 2000 and in the
"Who's Who in American Women"
as well.
Burch has been recognized for
serving, as a member, vice chair
and chair of the County Code
Enforcement Board; chair of the
Citrus County World War II
Memorial Committee; lifetime
member, Citrus County Humane
Society; various historical
organizations in Cedar Key and
Citrus County; Crystal River
Women's Club; Hpmosassa
Springs Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors; American Pen
Women; Republican Party
organizations; activity director
work in Pinellas County and Citrus
County as well as in Taylor
County; Citrus County Boys and
o's Who'
Girls Club Cookbook; writing:.
awards; community service
awards; freelance writing for.,
various magazines and newspapers.
and on-line sites.
Burch donated her personal.,
edition of "Who's Who" to thQ,,,
research department of the Taylor,';
County Public Library in 2004.
She currently serves as chair of tle :
Taylor Republican Womew.,,
Network and is working toward,,
two degrees at .North Florid,
Community College in Madisonm..r
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M ikesville
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Editor's Note: Nine months ago, Mike Mikesvi
:Gelioas and his wife of 32 years, Karin, is locat
idec ed to sell the house, the furniture Norther
ianejmost of their belongings, to travel derivati
ctf,6s America in a 35-foot motorhome in the w
dubbed "The Beast." Their travels have What
taken them from North Bay, Ontario, contact
Canada, to a quaint little village the wor]
called Steinhatchee. Mike and his wife them a
havl been there since the end of memora
January and are exploring and writing Mikesvi
about the attractions in and around Taylor fame?
Cwonty. Bette
Mike is a previous dean at a private Mikesvi
college in Canada and also owned two personal
radi6 stations in Northern Ontario before Mikesvi
retiring. In addition to finding his There
reporting "very accurate," he believes and eve
ydoi'may also learn a thing or two about close to
business, tourism or marketing. participate
*Did you ever have a brain wave to honor
thatt you thought could make you a person-
million dollars, at least, and that attend, t
n66bdy had ever thought of? parade
ihe day as I was planning the next could be
day's trip, I saw a small town called contest.
Hlffl
ike Gelinas
lle on the map. Mikesville
ed south of Lake City in
a Florida. Michael, or its
ve, is the most popular name
orld.
if the town of Mikesville
ed every famous Michael in
ld and asked them to send
n autographed piece of
ibilia to put up in the
lle museum and wall of
r still, the mayor of
lle could ask the stars to
lly deliver their donation to
lle?
could be a yearly parade
eryone who has a name
Mike could be asked to
ate. A contest could be had
or the oldest Mike, the
traveling the farthest to
the tallest Mike, etc. The
chairman, named Mike,
e a winner of a nationwide
from the
Traveling
Canadian
Would Mike Tyson deliver his
old autographed boxing gloves to
Mikesville? You bet,
Would Mick Jagger send his
trademark lips to. Mikesville? I
think so.
What about Michael Douglas?
Would he send his old suit from
"the streets of San Francisco"
days?
Would he personally attend a
parade? With Catherine Zeta
Jones? I digress.
There are endless possibilities
for the citizens of Mikesville. I
would like to be the first to
officially donate something to the,
museum. I have an old tricycle
license plate that says "Michel" on
it.
I would gladly.present this at the
annual parade if asked.
Let me know, citizens of
Mikesville, and my people can
contact your 'people to make this
happen.
Competing at state horse show
Three local 4-H'ers qualified for the 4-H State Horse Show that will be held this weekend,
July, 12-14, in Tampa. Shown left to right are: Kia Anderson, Sara Jones and Cheyenne
Hoover. Each of the girls qualified during the 4-H district horse show held in April.
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s 107 E,: Green St,
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Luther S. Turner 2150 Ellison Rd. Perry, FL 32347,
DLP Compressors, Inc.
3289 Boyd Road Perry, FL 32347
Office # 584-8466 Fax # 223-2954
'Qua/i'ty servicefrom people you can trust"
We specialize in
Air Compressor Sales,
Parts & Service
RECIPROCATING COMPRESSOR.
RECIPROCATING COMPRESSOR
Morp than 25 years
Seiperience 'bo
Rotary Screw Air Compressors,
Reciprocating Air Compressors,
Air Dryers, and Compressed
Air System Components.
ROTARY SCREW
AIR COMPRESSOR
LARRY'S
TOWING
We Unlock Vehicles
18 Years Certified, Licensed & Insured
850-838-0139 (cell)
850-584-5137 (phone)
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with a professional who cares
Guitar *Banjo Bass *Voice
Specializing in Songwriting and Recording
Contact Josh Noland, teacher/producer
850-584-5975
JONES
TOWING
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850-371- 1870
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Residential
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Gus and Manuel Smyrnios
850-223-1402
850-223-3595
FOR SALE
Reconditioned
Appliances
Parts & Service Calls
Refrigerators
& Stoves
$100 & up
Location: 1708 S. Byron Butler Pkwy., Suite C
(next door to The Book Mart)
584-4969 or 843-0356 (cell) Mon.- Sat. 10:00-5:30
Marty Brock, owner
m
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i HOME MAINTENANCE, LLC
We Specialize in M
Pressure Washing
Painting & Drywall Repair -
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850-578-2867
A fair S0Yo
352-498-2782
105 10th St., Box 1003 -- Steinhatchee, FL 32359
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584-8148
Mon.-Fri. 8:00 am 5:30 pm
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Marvin's
Auto Repair & Air
S.at1. MV-09347
located at the corner of Puckett and Golf Course Roads)
Check us out w/Better Business Bureau & Perry-Taylor County Chamber of Commerce
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850-578-2921
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'"AUCTIO-N EVERY SATURDAY 6:30 P.M.
1693 SW Mosley Hall Rd. (CR360)
Madison, Florida (850) 973-2959.
MASTERCARD, VISA AND DEBIT
CARDS FOOD FUN & GIVE-A-WAYS,
'.HEATED / AC-COMFY SEATS. From
:erry: Take RT 221 North to CR 360 (SW
Mosley Hall'Rd) Turn Right, go about 8
miles on the right. AU691-COL. RON COX,
AB2490.
7/4-7/27 _______
$150 Queen Pillow-Top Mattress Set.
New in plastic with warranty. 850-222-
9879.'*.
GCN2
Cherry sleigh bed SOLID WOOD-BRAND
NEWn box, $250. Call Sandi (850) 545-
7112
GG(42' ,
.LEATHER SOFA & LOVESEAT. NEW,
warranty, sacrifice $795. (can deliver).
(850)425-8374.;
CN2
NEW Queen Orthopedic Pillowtop
-Mattress SET in sealed plastic. Full'
warranty. Sacrifice $250. Can deliver.
850-222-7783.
SGCN2
KING PILLOWTOP Mattress Set. Brand
,new in plastic. Must move. $225 (850)
222979.
.GCN2
For .'Sale: Huge 110 gallon fish tank with
stand $200; wheelchair $20; Vinyl siding
starter'strip and topmolding $1 a strip.
Call 672-9460 403 W. Ash Street.
7/11-7/13 ..
Yard Sale: Friday & Saturday: 7 .m. until
?.At 912 S. J. Tom Moore Ave.(off hwy 27
behind New Home Baptist). Furniture, ;
clothes, dishes, 'sheets, miscellaneous'
everything must go! For directions call
584-7973.
7113
-SadierDrum Friday &Saturday 4289. ..
98 West. Rain or Shine. Vanity, lawn
mower, office refrigerator, floor lamps,
stoves, washers, dryers, lots more,
7/13
Yard Sale: 2 Family yard sale. Saturday
the1 4th-8:00 until 100. Cleaning out sale,
something for everyone, 5 miles N. 19 to
Harrison Blue Rd. Iook for signs. Roin or
Shine.
7/13
Big Yard Sale Saturday 7'a.m until. Head
board and foot board (Queen), little boy
toys. 'All kinds of goodies. 3825 Oaklane
Dr. (behind ,CDI and King Tree follow
signs.)
For Sale: 1987 Wrangler Jeep 4 wheel
drive, V6, good condition $2500, needs
work Call 5846996 between 11a.m. nd
1 p.m. andask'for.Jobsh:,
For Sale: 2004 Oldsmobile Alerd. 4 door;
$8,500 firm. For information, please call
371-0407.
7/-7/13
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1994 17Ft Carolina Skiff Center Console,
1994 48 Johnson Special, New
Powerhead, fish finder/GPs, Marine radio.
Complete and ready to fish and scallop.
$4000.00. Call 584-5784 or 672-2721-
6/29-7/13
1996 17Ft Center Console ProSport 85
horse Suzuki Motor with electronics,
$5500 o.b.o, Call 850-584-7032 after 5:00
pm, Ask for Steve. ,
.29-7/27
Mercury. Outboard Motor 9.8. HP new
imnpeller. Cars recently cleaned, runs
great. $450 843-1391,
7/11-7/13 '
12' air boat. Brand new, 4 cly., y
combings motor. Over 12.000 invested.
Call for more info, $9,000 B80, too riuch
to list. Call 850-510-0390 or 223-2538. -
5/30-8/3 .... .. : : ..','-
For Sale: 1986 Honda Rebel limited
edition., runs great, looks good 9500 miles
$9$0 or best offer. Call 223-1814 or 371-
S1681 '..': .. . .
7/3-7/18 -
For Sale: 2004 Honda Rancher Four
wheeler. Very good condition. Asking
$3800584-982 ,
7/13-7/20 ,' :
12 Foot Aluminum Boat with 2 new seats,
galv trailer with new tires and rims. lights,
winch, jack stand, etc. 6HP Johnson wth
new impeller & carbe just cleaned $1,000.
7Call 843-1391
7/13-7/18 ,
I-,
For Sale: Chihuahua puppies, born
5/27/07. small, 2 female, 2 male, brown
and white $300-$350. 838-6481 cell or 838-
4196 '
Free kitten to, a good home. Full of *,
parsonairy, great addition to your family.
Call 584-4641
7/4-7/;3
For Sale: 1 AKC Female chihuahUa
puppy, 9 weeks old, very cute $300. Call
584-8618. ,
7/4ltfnBar
For Sale 5 puppies, 2 male. 2 female, 8
weeks old. cute. For more infromtion call
584-2709.
Inside and Treasures & More Glassware
Outside Shops New H6urs: Sat-Sun 10-4 Antiques
We buy...call usl .
Yard Sale FCollectibles
Set-up 1.* 88 5 "Ma r o Tools
$8 & Up Hwy. 19S. 838-1422 584-7124 Mon-Th Furniture
Big Yard Sale: Friday & Saturday 8:00'
12:00 114 West Duval Street Behind new
Badcocks. Look for signs.
Big Big Yard Sale Friday & Saturday 8:00-'
'until. Furniture, clothes, and many many.
more items. 304 East Drew St. at the
comer of Drew and Orange.
7/13
Yard Sale 8:00 until 12:00,: 104 Pinetree
Rd.
7/13
Automatic transmission withtO/D for Ford,
Mustang or Ranger, A4LD transmission,
"excellent operating condition; 223-3198.
1992 Mazda B26001-4X4, tool box., CD'
player, tires like new, $2500.00, Cal 584-
:5784 or 672-2721 : .
629-7/13 '
2004 Chevrolet Colorado Z-71 Crew Cab,
fully loaded, 33,000 miles, $17,000 0.B.O.
Call 850-584-7032 after 5:00 p.m. Ask for
'",Stave. "
5r2,-7/27
MUST O SETTLE ESTATE: 2001
Dodge Pickup Truck, N.D.A. Vehicle
Appraisal (Blue Book) $8,350, asking
$8,200 or best offer. 1207 N. Jefferson
Street, 584-7181. ,
7/11-7/13
1998 Chevy Metro excellent running
condition 75,000 miles, get 45 MPG
$1,500 843-1391. .
7/11-7/13.
1973 Chev. Belaire, call 584-5543.
4/25tfn
FORREN
For Rent: 602 W. Bacon St. $475 a month,
584-4678
7/11-8/3 . ..
For Rent: 1 mobile home 1 1/2 BD and 1
bath for $300 a-month. Please call 584-
9237, leave message.
7/11-7/18 ,
House For Rent: 3.or 4' bedroom 1 bath
$750 a month.107 El dorado Dr. Call Day
time 561-386-6650, call night time 850-
223-3346,.Ask for Susan. ';-
7/11-7/13
For Rent:, 2 B/R .Mobile Home. total'
elestnc. central heat/air with washer&diyer.
$425 per month, plus $250 deposit. No
`-!kids & No pets, Application & References
required 584-3889.
7/6tfnRB
S Taking applications for rental 3 BR 2 BAth-
Triple Wide, located at 1120 Buckeye
Nursery Road $300.00 Deposit and
$695 00 monthly rent must apply in person
to Perry Repo Outlet Monday through
Wednesday- Ask for Ms Betty- references
required. NO PHONE CALLS.
Westgate Hotel Rooms available for Rent.
Refrigerator, microwave,.TV wcabtle, AC/
Heater. Everything inclued 154* week
or $40' daily plus tax. (RV sites also
available 1627 S: Byron Butler Pkwy. 850-
'843-8151.
6/29-7/27
For Rent: 2 bedrooms and 1 bath home
$325.00a nonth and $300.00 deposit.
Old Sports Trophles (before 1975)
Comic Books (collectibles-any year)
Scrap Gold & Gold Silver Dollars
Pocket Watches Diamonds''
* 0 Postcards Sports Memorabilia
Taylor County Historical teams C
Vintage metal toys/wind-up toys
CA arkSouheranl (50)84-02
Apartments for Rent
Forest Capital Apartments
Major appliances Furnished
S1 bd/1 bth&3, 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
5/9tnWOS
SoutAm ViWl of Penv
Looking For Applcas
Rental assistance available. HUD
vouchers accepted 1 $ 2 BR HC & non-
HC accessible apartments. Office, hours
are8 a.m. to 5 p.m Mon-Thurs. Call 850-
584-8111. TDD/TTY 711. 315 Puckert
Rd, Perry. FL, 32347 Equal Housing
Opportunity.
5/2TfnSV
For Rent: 3 B/R 2 BATH DOUBLE WIDE
TOTAL ELECTRIC. CENTRAL H/A,
WITH WASHER AND DRYER, $550.00
PER MONTH, PLUS $250.00 DEPOSIT.
NO KIDS. NO PETS. APPLICATION AND
REFERENCE REQUIRED. 584-3889
7/4tfnRB
Rooms, available at' Skylark Motel
everything included from Monthly $550
required $45 deposit, $154 weekly or $40
daily plus tax. 317 N. Byron Butner PKwy
850-584-7033.
6'29-7/27
Woodrloe Anartnments
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 "
For Rent: 24x60 Doublewide for rent $550
a month $500 security deposit Must have
references 584-6140. No smoking No
pets, No HUD
7/13-7/18
For Rent; Available Aug. 10th. 2 BDRM. 1
Bath Apt in nice quiet neighborhood.
Central heat and A/C. No children. No
pets. References required. Yearly lease.
$450 a month. 1st, Last. & $200 security
deposit 223-1578
7/13-7/18
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1
-'For Sale Ezell Beach lot for sale. $60 K.'
Firm, No conditions. Title search already
: ,'done.'(352) 316-2527, ...
7/13-8/1
N' 1eW i.O 1 4 Bi 1i,500 sqft: Solid Built
OMH on"1 acre. Financing is available.
ovqin fQor$749/mb, Call 850-838-9090.
"'N 16fnIHPv : .. ...
1R11 Newly rmert oticites avai
Newly remodeled office Suites available
for lease, electric, water, gas and trash '
removal included, only $260 monthly. Call
Select Group Realty @850-584-4401.
A P31 ff M 4z r.,
Commercial Building for sale 13,500 sq.
Old Badcock Furniture Building. Call 850-
584-5891. Pete Fortner I
7/19tfnBC
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, .
SCall Select Group Realty at 850-584-4401. ".,
7/12tfnSGR
For Sale By Owner Near Keaton Bqach
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.
REDUCED $155,000, call 850-578-3094.
6/23-7/13
40 ACRES fronts Highway 27 Mayo.
Pasture and partially fenced and an
irrigation well. GREAT PRICE $280,000.
Call Deborah Myles/Broker-Associate 386-
719-1224 or 1-800-333-4946 C-21. The
Darby-Rogers Co.
7/4-7/27 Cen
For Sale: 3 BD/1 b house for sale. End lot
in 1/3 city block $25,000. 602 W. Bacon ...
St. 584-4678.
7/11-8/3
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
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
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10:00-12:00
3980 Charles Sadler Lane
Come by and see this great 3 bedroom,
S 2 bath home that sits on 2.5 acres.
This home is priced to sell.
6KDMOERALETTIC
3 6W enS.Pry 1 24
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Maintenance Person Needed
Must be reliable, self starter and work without supervision. Should be
skilled in painting, carpenter work, plumbing and misc. property
maintenance. Good pay for qualified person. Transportation and tools
furnished. Guarantee 40 hours per week.
Sick leave and vacation pay. Drug Free Workplace. Apply in person.
Ware Oil & Supply Co., Inc.
2715 S. Byron Butler Parkway Perry, Fl. 32348
Office Administrative Asst.
Should be a good communicator, skilled computer person in
word processing, general accounting knowledge. Good work
habits, reliable and self starter. ,Good compensation package
for qualified 'person. Drug Free Workplace. Apply in person.
Ware Oil :& Supply Co., Inc.
2715 S. Byron Butler Parkway Perry, Fl. 32348
RNs/LPNs.
LOOKING FOR INNOVATIVE
FLEXIBLE HOURS...
Need more time with family?
Want to return to school? Just???
Marshall Health & Rehab Center
has just the opportunity for you
Work (2) 16-hour shifts each weekend
(1) 8-hour shiftMonday Friday .
CNA's Part-time All Shifts
Call Sue Love, RN 850-584-6334
IRONWOOD HOMES OF PERRY
80-838-9090
LAND/HOME PACKAGES
FINANCING AVAILABLE
LOWEST INTEREST RATES
10 YEAR WARRANTY
No need to burn your time or GAS
when the lowest prices and
friendliest staff are always right,
here in YOUR hometown!
Nodown for Landownerst Even wiyofi sl
owe, Call us for info. Prestige Home
Centers in Chiefland. Also open Sunday
12-5 p.m. 352.4932492 or 800-477-242.
3/16tfnPH .
Landowners, esy 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.,
M16tfnPH
ow about a new mobile home for as little
as $S150 bi. weekly?. Call Jor .details.
irestlge HomeCeters iChiefiand. A Iso.
open Sunday 12-5 p.m. 352-4932492 or
800-477-2492 .. ... .' : .
3/16tfnPH
HE 3
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. E.OE,
4/27tfnBT ,
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 Today! 850-584-6289 or!
*LPN/RN.
Seeking responsible person who is a team
player, leader, and builder. Full-time 2 to
10p.m. shift. Prefer experience in SNF.
Must enjoy working with elderly and
disabled persons. The use of good'
communication skills necessary. Contact
Holly Reed, Director of Nursing. Layette
Health Care Center, 512 W. Main St..
Mayo. FL 386-294.3300.
7/11-7/20 LHCC
TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY',
COMMISSIONERS
Engineer- Temporary/part time-DOQ
Firefighter/EMT $10.78 hr.
Field Superintendent $24.248-S31 575
DOQ
Job descriptions and applications can be
obtained from www taylorcountygov.com.
www emoloyflonda.com or One Stop
Mobile Unit.located in Kmart Parking Lot
on Wednesday. 8 a m.-5 p.m. Applications
must be submitted to Employment
Connections 200 W. Base Street,
Madison, FL 32340, fax number 850-973-
9757, or mailed to baminsnfwdb.org.
7/13 .
.i; Driver-Regional
GUARANTEED HOME EVERY
WEEKEND Avg. S825-$1025/week
NO TOUCH FREIGHT 65%
preload/pretaped CDL-A req'd 877-428-,,
5627 www.ctdrivers.com
;': a.7/`13 ..-... .. :. *.
BINGO
aY Bird 6;p.m
Regular 7 p.m.
ShrIn, Club
(Hwy. 19 North) 584-2434
*Must;be 18 yrs, or older :
North Florida Community College ..
Staff Assistance wanted in the Allied
Health' Depaitment of North Florida
Community College, Madison FL. Partial
duties: Assist,with scheduling, recording
and documentation of meeting and.
education courses Provide Administrative
support for Allied Health Program.
Qualifications include: HS Diploma :or
GED with minimum of two (2) years of
clerical experience required. Associate
Degree or one (1) year certificate in Office
Administration preferred. See webste site
for complete job description and details.'
Applications to, Director HR, NFCC, 1000-
Turner Davis Drive, Madison, Florida
32340. Application packet requires letter.
resume and application. Application. is
available on website at www.nfcc.edu.
Applications must be received by July 31,
2007. EOE
7/13-7/25
Registered Nurse needed to fill Allied
Health Lab position at NFCC. This
position is responsible for the complete
day to day operations of the skills
laboratory, This includes skills instruction
and evaluation of all allied health
students. Some clinical teaching required.
Qualifications: Must have a BSN Degree;
FL RN License required. Must have at.
least (2) years full-time clinical experience
San RN. Computer skills plus. See
website site for complete job description
and details. Applications to, Director HR,
NFCC, 305 NW Turner Davis Drive,
Madison, Florida 32340. Application
packet: requires letter, resume and
application., Application is available: on
website at www.nfcc.edu. Applications
must be received by July 26,2007. EOE
7/13-725
Office position needed. Quickbooks exp.
a must. Apply @ Seahag Marina,.
Steinhatchee. 325-498-3008.
5/2tfnSM , .7 ,
Convenience store manager needed.
Please apply at Ware Oil & Supply
located 2715 6 Byron Butler Pkwy. Tis
is a d free work place.
1/12O :
Clerk position, energetic, multi-tasking.&
friendly. Apply @ Seahag Marina,
Steinhatchee. 352-498-3008
5/2ttnSM
B .. .. ::Im
I
FT Receptionist/ FT Therapeutic Activities
Coordinator Advent Christian Village
658-JOBS (5627) www.ACVillage.net
.--I FT receptionist Resource Development.
,,.Must be proficient in phone/ desk
Stionist;. coverage., data entry,
Stohtler :seyi.pe, secretarial support/
stance. _'and' special event'
fort/assisdance. HSD'or equipment
.red. PC experience required. Prior
nrience .it R aisers Edge strongly
'ed pr ior daiaoase managernept
f 'riencg required Must be detf ed
ted, professional.' and cot.j&dus.
Occasional evening / weekend work may
be required.
'tllLtherapeutic activities., coordinator,
-Wied Samaritan Center. Must be creative,
ihjanized, energetic, a self starter, and
pijoy working geriatric populations to-plan,
implementt. coordinate, and lead
dt mapeutic activities programs for
.dweentia patients in long-term care
setting. Knowledge of LTC regulations /
documentation requirements required. HSD
sisquivalent required.'Bachelor degree in
ditalthcare social service, or relevant field
d4isired. Prior relevant experience desired.
S.fm"npetitive wages and. benefits
I- -]Jalth/dental/disability ins., 403b,
SalFbAC, access to onsite daycare &
.fttess facilities). EOE; Drug .Free
aWorkplace, Criminal background, checks
wl:quired.
Supply in -person at ACV.. Personnel
Department Mon thru Fri, 9:00 a.m. until
4:00 p.m. Carter Village Hall, \10680
Dowling Park Drive 136, Dowling Park, FL;
bfeiiresume :to (386) 6585160; or visit
zwf'.ACVillage.net -,
e t47/13 ... .
.,Iip eanled Badcdcl' & Mote. Spt up and
i'ery. Mklusi t ,e 21 yrs'bld. LCerinse and
t6,od driving record reqiiied:. No phone
Ic. s, oply ,r, person 1225.,S. Jefferson
.
qronrvenlence tore-'l.old Mine-
Gas.tanks new, only diesel in area,
.~nhclud s'store & 2 Bdrm Managers home',
Pizza sales, former coin laundry, 1 acre,.
seafood~parket & restaurant neeoed,traffic .
Scorit' 'daily, La'mont, Fe, $175.000
All Realty Services 850-973-9990
i1
The Handyman experts LLC, honest workI
Affordable, prqfessidfnal, :licepyed and
insured. Specializing in house painting,
. interior, etc., mobile home Yepairs_ home-
maintenance, pressure washing (wood and
concrete) carpet, vinyl, wood floor, ceramic
tile, and repairs. Call 584-2270 (hpme) or
838-6077. 25 years.'
StfJM ,
Swann
Bail
Bpnds" !
Swanri Bonding Agency
EARL SWANN BAL.IL BONRS
"Where Everydayq. Spriiti,,"
107Jefferson. 58 257
Jefferson St.
Clay Swindle L.L.C. (licensed and
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
TREE CAPITAL'
CLEANING
UPHOLSTERY .,
& CARPET ."',
CLEANING
S "Dres in 3-4 hours
2 584-C0.EANK
(584-2532)
CARPET & VINYL
.installation and repairs done'.:adt a good
aprice..No overhead. Direct savings to you.
30 years experience; 850-838-9050.
Please leave:message.
S01/04tfnBR :. -
V
J.D.'s Tree Service and, Lawn Care.
Licensed and insured, Freedestirhates. We
also grind stumps, Call today ,838-1280.
Firevwood for sale.
* tfJD
Chad Dees Lawn Care
Hi, Taylor, County, love to spend time in.,:
,; .the great'outdobrsiwith your family? Allow
me to introduce Chad Dees Lawn Care.,
We are open and now ready to take care of.
your yard and give you more time to spend'.
with your family. Please call (850) 584-:'
8 9 .hit" 1 ? or ., elmajl4'-us at
chdees1287@hotmail.com and I will return.
Your "all chad H. Dees/Owner.
'6, ?2 8129
3/.
3/'
S STUJMP GRINDING
AND
.. PRESSURE E WASHING.
Free Estimates!!!
Call Billy Blue at
672-0955or 838-1307
10tfnBB
METAL 5 e.*
M AL 3' Wide
RInNG' Galvaluie
....Full.neof 3' Wide
accessories in stock Painted
peclal FlAfshings Made' AlIl Types Warranted Metal Available
Cut to your desired lengths Delivery Service Available
Call Toll-Free 888-393-0335 352'498-0778 Horseshoe Beach, Fl.
REAL.ESTATE IRA's
www.YourPlan2Reti6e,cbm
Real Estate IRA's and 401 k's
If you have an IRA or 401k and you'
want to invest some of it in Real
Estate--call today to find dut.how--
increase your income and
investments, buy a home or land in
this paper with your IRA..
Call Michael J. Weltman, MBA, CSFP at
(850) 402-0044 or (850) 556-6694 for all
your real estate and investment needs.
A to Z Farm & Lawn Services: Land
clearing, tree trimming/removal, dump
truck services, harrowing, bush *ffog
mowing, rake work, dirt leveling and
complete lown service. Call 584-6737.
3!9tfn AZ
Home or Business needs lawn work or
cleaning, call us Brenda or Terry 850-223-
2477.
Morgan's Tree Service and Debris
Removal. Free estimates. Call 352-498-
7844 or 850-672-0709.
6/8-9/28
REVERSE MORTGAGE
Www.YourPlan2Retire.com
Reverse Mortgage Specialist
Call Michael J. Weltman, MBA, CSFP,
Mortgage Broker today for free-
information and a free quote. If you
see a'home, you want to buy in this
paper and you're 62 years old or over,
find out'how to finance it with a reverse
`rmtrtglage artdneo payments.
Call (850) 402-0044 & (850) 556-6694
Wanted: Dodge Caravans and Plymouth
Voyagers call Bud Chute 850-838-1168
6/20-7/27
NEED CASH?
GOT JUNK?
GOT JUNK CARS, TRUCK?
I BUY SCRAP METALS!i
850-838-JUNK (5865)
State Certified Scales
2/7-7/31
Appliances wanted, don't throw away I will
come and pick them up. Call 843-0356.
'6/27-7/27 .
Wanted: Old Cars call Bud Chute 850-
843-0127
6/20-7/27
Come one. .
come all 1
PERRY ELKS
Monday 7:00 p.m.
Public Welcome
305 Puckett Road
Classifieds work...
Give it a try! 584-5513
Purtuani to Section 2.13(8) of'the City
-.Charter of the. City of Perry, Florida;
notice is hereby given 'fhat the City
Council had Introductio.n .nd First
Reading on Ordinance No. 845 on July
10T, 2007 in the City. Council Chambd s,
224 S. Jefferson Street, Perry, Fir.; j 'Tr,.
Public Hearing qaid Final '-, l"-.j :.r.
Ordinance No 845 is ;.--r,.-.3ued forth"
City Council Regular .Sensi Council
Room 224 S. Jefferson 'Street. Perry.
Florida on July 24, 2007 at 6:30 p. m. or
as soon thereafter as' possible. ; Any
interested persons may appear and be
heard on the:,aforementioned putllc
hearingdate. Notice'-is also given,
pursuant to Florida Statotes 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. 845
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PERRY,
FLORIDA AMENDING THE CITY OF PERRY
MUNICIPAL POLICE OFFICERSi
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND, ADOPTED
PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE NO, 757, AS
SUBSEQUENTLY AMENDED; AMENDING
SECTION 10, OPTIONAL FORMS OF
BENEFITS; PROVIDING FOR
CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY OF PROVISIONS; REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH
AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
-Copies of said Ordinance No.845 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, Jr.
City Manager
Emily Weed Ketring
Mayor
7/13
Pursuant to Section 2.13(B) of the CIty
Charter of the City of Perry, FIotdia,
notice Is hereby given that the City
Council had Introduction and First
Reading on Ordinance No.-84.4 On July
10, 2007 In the City Council Chambers,
224 .S. Jefferson Street. Perry, Florida. The
'Public Hearing and Final Reading on
.Ordinance No. 844 is scheduled for the
City Council Regular Meeting, Council
Room 224 S. Jefferson Street, Per.y;
Florida on July. 24, 2007 at 6:30 p. m.'.r
as soon thereafter, as possible. Any
interested' persons may appear and be
heard' on the aforementioned' public
hearing dote. Notice is also given,.
pursuant to Florida Statutes 286.0105 tht
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 tqoat
meeting and may need to ensure that
a verbatim record of the proceedings is
made; which record includes trie
testimony and evidence-upon which
the appeal is to be based. ,
ORDINANCE NO. 844
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PERRY,
FLORIDA AMENDING THE CITY OF PERRY,
.MUNICIPAL FIREFIGHTERSi RETIREMENT'l
TRUST FUND, ADOPTED PURSUANT TO'
ORDINANCE NO. 769, AS SUBSEQUENTLY"
AMENDED; AMENDING SECTION 10,
.OPTIONAL' FORMS OF BENEFITS;
PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION;
PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY OF
provisionsSIO'N; REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH
AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Copies of said Ordinance No.844 may
.:-'., ,i. p .c Ft, 9,- ,rie ,c ny,,i .it1.r,
-'i', i.:.io.na C:?il ..eer irn r,. ,' ..I i P 00
a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through
Friday.
Robert A. Brown, Jr,
City Manager
Emily Weed Ketring
Mayor
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-IN AND FOR "TAYLOR
COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION WELLS
FARGO BANK, NA, Plaintiff, CASE NO.: 07-
442-CA DIVISION vs. FLORITHA H. WARE
A/K/A FLORITHA H. .BUGGS, et al,
Defendant(s) NOTICE OF ACTION TO:
ISAAC WARE A/K/A ISAAC W. WARE LAST
KNOWN ADDRESS: 1112 E. MAIN ST.
PERRY; FL 32347-2923 CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN
PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER,
AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED
INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS) WHO ARE
NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE,
WHETHER SAtD UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY
CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS,
DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR OTHER
CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that, an
action'to foreclose a mortgage .:.r. ir,e
following property in TAYLOR Co..unr,
Florida: LOTS 13, 14 AND ,15 OF BLOqK 9
OF QUINNDALE' SUBDIVISION,
ACCORDING TO THE MAP OF'PLAT'OF
SAID QUINNDALE SUBDIVISION ON
RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF
THE CIRCUIT COURT, TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA has been filed against you and
you are required to serve a copy of
your written defenses within 30 'days
after the first publication, If any, .on
Echevarrla, Codllls & Stpwiaorskl, Plaintiff's
attorney.' whose address is 9119
Corporate Lake Drive, Suite 300, Toaipa,
Florida 33634, and file the original withthis
Courteither before service on Plaintiff's
attorney or Immediately thereafter;
otherwise a default will, be entered
MORTGAGES
Purchase/Refinance
Cash Out/Lower Monthly Payments
Self Employed/No Income Verification
Less Than Perfect Credit .Kyco
Manufactured Homes
Land, Commercial Property Mortgage Inc.
Construction Loans
Hard Equity 1-877-346-0100
Little House in Perry For Sale
OPEN HOUSE
This Saturday, July 14 --. 11 am 4 pm
2 Bedroomr. 1 Bath REDUCEDAto$34,00'0
Will consider offers *
'Corner Lot 201 v. Ash St. -- Perry, Fla. -- 1-727-247-5360
B-7 Perry Nei
against you for the relief demanded in
tne Complaint or petition. This notice
hdill be-pdblished once each. week for '
two consecutive.weeks ,iri the Perry
Newspapers. Witness my hard,.and the
seal of,thisCourt on this 6 day of July
2007, Annie'M. Murpby.Clertfof Court.B ;
M6rti Lavalle As Deputy Clelk.
*'7/,13-7/20 ,. .. '* *
Pursuant to' Sectiorn-2.13(9B' of the City
Charter of the City oft Perry. Florida,
notice is hereby given that the City
Council had 'Introduction and First
Reading on ordinancee No. 839 on July
10. 2007 in the City Council Chambers,
224 S. Jeffersqn Sttiet,.Petryi Florida. The
Public Hearing and Final Reading on
Ordinance No. 839 is scheduled for the
City Council Regular Meeting,-Council
Room 224 S. Jefferson Street, Perry,
Florida on July 24, 2007 at 6:30 p. m. or
as soon thereafter as 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 aroy matter considered at the
meeting will' ned, ,a record of that
i meeting and m'ay need to ensure .that
? a verbatirt ec.:.i.A o mfe rp.,:e.eaings is
made; whi.:rr, ,ec.oa inr,.luae 'nhe
testimony and evidence upon which
-the appeal is to be based.
ORDINANCE NO. 839
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE
NO.' 639, SECTION 16.54. FEE.. AN
ORDINANCE REQUIRING BUSINESS
LICENSES AND PERMITS AND ENACTING
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS REGULATIONS;
SETTING OUT LICENSE TAXES AND FEES
FOR SAID .LICENSES AND PERMITS;
PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION
THEREOF A,"ID PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
Copies of said Ordindnce No'.839 may
be inspected at the Administration
...,Office of City. Hal), 224,S.Jefferson Street,
.?'rnPerry, Florida betwedr'.the hours of 8:00
a.m. oand"5:00 p.mr Monda' through
Friday. '
Robert A. Brown, Jr.
City Manager
Emily Weed Ketring ..
'Mayor ,
7 1. '.. ,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THIRD JUblICIAL
..CIRCUIT.,IN;AND FOR .TAYLOR, COUNTY,
,FLORIDA"GEORGE T. BLACK, A'S',TRUSTEE
OF THE, EORGE THOMAS BLACK
REVOCABLE LIVING TRUSTT' U./T/D
01/04/95, AND REBECCA G. BLACK, AS
TRUSTEE OF THE REBECCA G. BLACK
REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST U/T/D
01/04/065',PIolntlffs CASE NO:: Q7-197CA
.. vG & E-LOVE INVESTMENT GROUP INC.,
A FLORIDA CORPORATIO.f,,i.GLENN
RICHTER, CALVIN PRYOR, and;TENANTS
OR UNKNOWN PARTIES IN POSSESSION,
er,,i-r,..j.i AMENDED NOTICE'-OF SALE
N OTICI'IS'HEREBYV 1VEN thdt, pursuant
Sto a Final.Judgment bf Poreclosure After
,. Default :-nd for.- Attorney's Fees and
Costs entered in the above-styled
cause on June 21, 2007, in the Circuit
C':.i .-:. Tyovlor County. Florida, I will sell
C'" C, '_i- :i.u r, i la ,-,,r'Counry. nlonrd,.
ae,?:,: c, 1 ,~4 e: r I ie lull/, n E nr, E lo. l E
.rq..r,..I a-.3 o ,,- ..-E ..iaie.~a herein by
,--e'i.? "r- uri c'u"iiC .:re o mine highest
c'' -' bid.' for cash, at the Taylor
County Courthouse, 108 North Jefferson
ws-Herald July 13-14, 2007
Street, Perry,' Taylor County, Flqordoa at
11:00 d.m.- 'on July 24, 2007. ANY
-:0HOLDER CLAIMING AN INTEREST
-"$,URPLUS FUNDS FROM THIS:SALE,IF
eWI.:iMUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 15AYS
AFTER THE SALE IN ACCORDANCE WITH
.W;ION 45031(1)(a), FLORIDA STATUTES.
li dn A DeScgFiflon of Real P.roerty
1', jed in laylor.Counfy, Florida; Parcel
.'".s 3 4. 5,7, 7, 8.' otd 9 4f Block
S() ofr he Quinndale SObdivision
*h'ocoiaing 'ro the map or plat of said
'uilnndale Subdivision as shown on
je ofd In the office. of the Clerk of tl)e
.iceuit Court o(.Toyt'r County, 'Flotd&.
SParc'el ..#2- Lots .Six (6) and SeVen (7) of
Block Two'".,'(*') Brobsto-r.-Eend.tg
'1,,ibdivision totIe Town. of Perry, florido.
.Occording to the man or plot thereof on
'e6ord In' the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Taylor County, Florida, in
,'ilot Book I, Page 9. Parcel #3 The North
S' event (70) feet of Block Ninety-Nine
(99), Faulkner Addition to the Town of
.,-.erry, Florida, according to the mop or
plot thereof 'n record in the office of
the Clerk of Circuit Court of Taylor
County, Florida, in Plot Book 1, Page 16
& 17. Together with that part of a 21 Toot
alley lylrfg between the North 70 feet of
Lots 5 and 6, Block 99 Faulkner Addition
.to. the Town of Perry,,lorida,. according
." to the map or plot thereof bon iecoid ;i
the office of thie Clek of the C.cuii
Court of TaylerCounty, Florida. in Piai
.',-,Book .1, Pages; It6 ,17, as per Deed
Book 55,, Page 304 of the Public records
.of Taylor County, Florida. Less and
Except: the East 77 feet of the North
Seventy (70) feet of Block Ninety-Nine
(99) Faulkner Addition to the Town of
Perry, Florida, according to the Map or
Plat thereof on record in the Office of
the Clerk of the Court of Toylor County,
Florida In Plat Book 1, Pages 16-and 17.
Parcel #4 the North 76.50 feet of Lot 1,
Block 1 of the Hendry Addltion to the
Town of Perry, Florida as recorded In the
Office of the Clerk of the Circuit of Taylor
County, Florida. Parcel # 5 Lot 4 and the
South 18.5 feet of Lot 1, of the Hendry
Addition to the Town of Perry, Florida as
recorded In Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Taylor County, Florida.
Dated this 9 day of July; 2007. Clerk of
Court Court, Taylor County, FL By: Marti
Lavalle DEPUTY CLERK. If you are a
person with a disability who-needs
accommodation in order to participate
In this proceeding, you are entitled, at
Sno cost to you, to the provision of
certain assistance. Please contact the
Clerk 'of Court, Taylor County
SCurthouse, 108 North Jefferson Street,
Perry, Florida 32347, (850) 838-3506,'
within two (2) workings days of your
receipt of this document.
7/13, 7/20
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO GENTRIS
CARMINE JONES UNLESS PAYMENT IS
"'MADE ON 19.97.'CHEVROLET VIN,,.;
1GljF52'I1V7103449. VEHICLE WILL ;.E
AUCTION ON THE 26fH JULY AT 9 00 A '1
AI LARRY'S LOWING . .
7/13
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO JEONG OH
SEOU. UNLESS PAYMENT IS MADE ON 1997
DObtIME VIN # 1B3EJ46X4VN675053.
VEHICLE WILL BE AUCTION ON THE 8TH
OF AUGUST AT 9:00 A.M. AT LARRY'S
TOWING.
7/13'
PERRY
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'i I. Fire & Security Technician
En try-level Fire & Security Technician nee4td. Responsible for industrial plant
fire protection & security. Responsibilities include: fire alarm response, HAZMAT
incidents, rescue & security ; inspecting,,:esting, troubleshooting & repair of
plant fire protection systems & equip.; plant access control; shift first aid. Requires
HS diploma or equivalent & valid driver's license. Rotating shift work required.
Preferred candidates will have experience in fire fighting as first responder and
"successful completion of courses in firefighting, security, emergency medical,
or law',enforcement. Send resume in confidence to: '
St. Marks Powder
Attn: Patrick Hutto
P.O. Box 222.
St. Marks, FL 32355
EOE M/F/V/D Drug Free Workplace
-Banking
Capital City Bank, known for cqiality commercial financial services since
1895, is seeking an enthusiastic, professional PT TELLER ready to serve
our Perry clients .
TELLERS
SPart-Time
Ideal candidates are detail-oriented, with a strong math aptitude,
MMent itferAprSbnal skills,'and cash handling and sales experience.
NuM'lt be abI6 to promote bank products and services, handle checks
and deposits end balancelmaintain a cash drawer.. :.. ..
CahCdidate n'Mist be able to work 30 hours a week, during these times:
: *;" :" Monday& Thursday:'8AM-4PM
S '' Tuesday: 8AM-4PM
:Wednesday: 8AM-5PM
Friday: 11AM-6PM
'^ -4 InterestedApplicints -
,should' apply online at www.ccbg.com
S, .. Reference "Martin" u ...e
r-.J ....... .................. .. LEEO/Drug Free'.
123 S. Jefferson St. Perry, FL 3,2347
P.O. Box 888 Perry, FL 32348
Phone: (850) 584-5513 Fax: (850) 838-1566
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