Per y News-Herald


August 10-11, 2007


Serv,-:


Your United

Way dollars

at work...

More than $194,500 will be
distributed to 18 human-services
agencies operating in Taylor
County thanks to supporters of the
2006 United Way of the Big Bend
(UWBB) campaign.
A group of Taylor County
volunteers recently completed the
allocation process, working to
disburse the money "in a fair and
unbiased manner so that these
select agencies can provide
services for local people in need
year round," said Glenda Hamby,
UWBB Campaign manager for
Taylor.
The Taylor County Community
Investment Team included June
Evans, Scott Barton, Mark
Wentworth, Connie Ernst and
Alyce Watkins.
"The team's agency review
process includes several
components that take time to
complete properly. Taylor
agencies or new applicants submit
an application to remain or
become a UWBB agency for
Taylor. This application is
comprised of a description of their
programs offered to clients,
numbers of clients served in that
county, how the lives of their local
clients change for the better
because of their programs, budget
information on the agency, and a
list: of their board of directors,"
Hamby explained.
The team also makes on-site
visits to the agencies, studies their
budgets and hears testimonials
from clients and/or agency
volunteers.
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News Forum


Former resident killed in rollover


A former Perry resident was
ejected and killed in a rollover
crash that occurred in Madison
County on! Wednesday around 4
p.m.
Larry Donnell Upshaw, 44, was
pronounced dead at the scene and
the Florida Highway Patrol is
investigating. z


Upshaw was the passenger in a
1993 Ford Mustang driven by
Dianne Miller, 35, of Madison;
Miller was also ejected from the
vehicle during the crash and
sustained serious injuries.
The car was eastbound on State
Road 10 near Lee when the right
rear tire tread separated,


causing the driver to lose control of
the vehicle, according to a report
from FHP Cpl. J.B. Woodward.
The car traveled off the
roadway onto the north shoulder,
striking several trees and
overturning.
The Madison County Sheriffs
Office, Madison EMS and Lee Fire


Department assisted at the scene.
Charges are pending results of the
investigation.
Upshaw was born and raised in
Perry. He is survived by his wife,
Willie Belinda Upshaw of Perry;
three brothers, David Upshaw and
Darell Upshaw, both of Perry, and
Shawn Smith; one daughter,


Johnnie Mae Upshaw; two
stepdaughters, Sheila Taylor and
Sarah Jackson, both of Perry; and."
38 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be
announced in next Wednesday's
Taco Times; Evans/Walker
Funeral Home is in charge of
arrangements.


Br


Larry Donnell Upshaw, 44, was'killed in a one-vehicle crash near Lee in Madison County Wednesday afternoon. Born and
raised in Perry, Upshaw was living in Madison at the time of his death. (Photo courtesy Greene Publishing, Inc.)

In Steinhatchee


$200,000 grants 'Fort-ify' project


The scope of Fort Steinhatchee
is growing after county
commissioners agreed Monday to
apply for a Florida Recreation
Development Assistance Program
(FRDRAP) grant for
improvements to the Steinhatchee
Community Center.
According to County Grants
Coordinator Melody Cox the grant,
administered through the


Department of Environmental
Protection's Division of Parks and
Recreation, is for up to $200,000.
There will be no required match
for the county if it receives the
grant.
The county's application, which
must be submitted before Sept. 10,
requests funding for expanding the
parking lot at the community
center,, part of which will be used


for a basketball court and
volleyball court, funding*
assistance for restrooms, security
lighting and additional fencing
along the roadway.
Cox said she is also asking for
funding assistance for the
. playground facility the county is
seeking through Steinhatchee's
recent designation as a Playful
City USA.


Cox first approached
commissioners in June about
potential projects for the FRDAP
grant, suggesting the community
center. Commissioners voted
unanimously to move forward with
the Steifihatchee project.
The county may only have three
FRDAP giants open at any given
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check

Following last week's bridge
collapse in Minneapolis, Minn., a:.
check of bridges in the North :.
Florida region has revealed that.
there are seven that are structurally:7:
deficient, including two in Taylor:
County.
The bridge over the:
Fenholloway River on U.S. 27 and'
the relief or approach bridge to the
main bridge over the Aucilla River
on U.S. 98 are both on the list.
According to Gina Busscher
with the Florida Department of
Transportation's (FDOT) District 2
office in Lake City, the two Taylor
County bridges are still considered
safe.
"We would not have traffic on
these bridges if it was a danger to.
the public," she said.
Busscher said bridges that are
labeled structurally deficient get
special attention and more
frequent inspections.
"FDOT inspects bridges on a
regular basis (at least every two
years) and we feel our bridge
inspection system works well. If
there was a bridge that was
questionable, then we would not
allow it to remain, open to traffic.
We have never had a bridge
collapse in the state of Florida and
we work toward ensuring that all
of our roadways and bridges are
considered safe," she said.
Busscher said the Aucilla Relief
Bridge has cracks in its structure.
The main bridge, which was
constructed in 1952, is fine, she
said.
Both the Aucilla bridge and the
one over the Fenholloway, which
was constructed in 1950, are
scheduled to be replaced in 2013. -:
FDOT's Lake City office covers
18 North Florida counties. Other
counties with structurally deficient
bridges include St. Johns, Duval
and Nassau counties.


Victory
For millions, Sept. 2 is the official
anniversary of Victory in Japan--better
known as VJ Day. However, to the
countless soldiers serving during' World
War II, Aug. 14 is the true red-letter day
of Japan's surrender. Taylor County
veteran Carl Williams shares his
thoughts on that special day in today's
Looking. Back (page A-2).

,,i" target youp school
supplies
National Honor Society students are
reminded to bring their school supplies
for Perry Primary School students and
their teachers to Sponsor Estic Rollings'
room (#303) at the high school during
the first week of school.
School supply lists are available at
local retailers.

In honor of Joe Brannen
A flag-changing ceremony will be held
at Veterans Memorial Park Tuesday, Aug.
14, at 8 p.m.
The flag raised will be in honor of the
late Joseph "Joe" Brannen, who died in
April. He was an Air Force veteran and a
charter member of the local VFW.


March of Dimes



unveils $40,000



goal for Taylor
The Taylor County 2007 March Bitner dedicated Thursday's
of Dimes WalkAmerica campaign event to the memory of former
officially kicked off Thursday owner of WPRY 1400, Jerry
afternoon with a team luncheon Williams, who died in December
during which Honorary Chair 2006. Williams, she said, had
Daryll Gunter announced a fund- helped with numerous events for
raising goal of $40,000. past WalkAmerica events.
"Thank you very much for In a change from previous years,
taking time out of your busy the annual WalkAmerica event is
schedules to be here today," Big relocating this year, moving to
Bend March of Dimes Division Forest Capital State Park in
Director Jennifer Bitner said to conjunction with the Pickin' in the
approximately 30 people who Pines Bluegrass for Babies
gathered at Rosehead Junction for Festival on Saturday, Oct. 6.
the event. Instead of an ambassador family,
She thanked events sponsors this year, the March of Dimes will
Buckeye Community Federal be adopting the latest group of
Credit Union, Nature Coast Eye women participating in the Taylor
Care and Buckeye, as well as County Health Department's
Kmart, which as part of its national Prenatal Care and Sharing
team, has already raised more than Please see page 3
$1,200.


Celebrating during Thursday's WalkAmerica kick-off, were: (from I to r) Big Bend March
of Dimes Division Director Jennifer Bitner, Robin Walker, Sydney Walker, Bryce Gunter and
2007 WalkAmerica Honorary Chair Daryll Gunter.


Hootie & the Blowfish p. B-2


Index

Perry News-Herald
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Looking Back
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Community ...
Entertainment .
TV listings ....
Classifieds . .


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20%


Saturday
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Sunday
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A-2 Perry News-Herald August 10-11,200o


Aug. 14 marks the 62nd anniversary, of the end of the war in the Pacific as
well as the end of World War II.
Following the dropping of the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, on
Aug. 6, 1945, and the second atomic bomb on Nagasaki, Japan, on Aug. 9,
1945, the Imperial Empire of Japan agreed to the terms of surrender on Aug.
14, 1945.
This event forever changed the lives of over one million members of the
military who were serving in the Pacific Theater who would have been
casualties during the invasion of.Japan and countless numbers to finish the war.
Were it not for the decision of President Harry Truman to use the atom


bombs to end the war, many of us would not be here today.
Although the official date,of VJ Day is Sept. 2, 1945, when the surrender was
actually signed, for all practical purposes to the survivors it ended on.Aug. 14,""
1945.
To many living today, neither date has any significance as there is little said .
or mentioned concerning it. To those who survived, this is a special day in the
lives of all that were a part of that time.
There are some still living in Taylor County today who were a part of that .
group of veterans and they should know that they are remembered for their f"
service. --Carl Williams:


Carl L. Alford; U.S. Army; Honored by David P. Norton; Private first class.
551st military police escort guard company Clarence L. Alford; U.S.
Ariny; Private 1st class. Served with the 82nd Airborne in the invasion of
Hdlland, the Battle of the Bulge, Belgium Elmer W. Ashton; U.S. Army
ai4i forces; Honored by David, Cathy, -Tim and Linda, children; 308th
headquarters squadron, staff sergeant, 953rd squadron J.J. Bedgood, U.S.
Njvy; Honored by Mr. Thomas D. Gottfried, son Everett Belford Blair;
U.S. Navy; Honored by Kathy Ann Blair, daughter; Receiving training
cotnmand naval .training center in Bainbridge, Maryland; Pacific Fleet
School, Admin. Fleet Training Center, Oahu; radar school Pearl Harbor,
H4waii William Earl Blanton; U.S. Army; Honored
by Mrs. Agnes C. Blanton, wife: Serxed in Germany.
Fr nce and Italy Thomas Edison Carlton: U.S.
N vy; Honored by Sharane L. Bodnar. cousin
M* eredith G. Cheshire; U.S. Na\; x
Honored by Scott F. Cheshire, son; Sern ed
as, a coxswain's mate aboard USS
Nishville C143 Fernie Kay Clark:
- U. Navy; Honored by Mike, Charlie
ani Paul Cldak, s6dn; Administrati' e
clerk Tillman R. Clark; U.S. Armn:
Honored by Christine Grantham.
daughter, and Terry MacDonald:
Biwning automatic rifleman. /
Battles and campaigns: Normandy, -
St4Lo, Mortain, France. Prisoner of -/'
wir. Private. Served with the 1st
b4talion, 117th Infantry, 30th
Dision, Company A in the


, Dedicated in 201
the 16 million wh
died and all who s
registry available ,
names of Perry vet
battles into a few
and offer a silent


European Theater in Normandy and Northern France. Became a prisoner of
war on Aug. 7, 1944. Awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge and the
Purple Heart Roy H. Cogburn; U.S. Navy; Honored by Charles Mahoney;
Drove landing craft into several vital landing beaches in the South Pacific,
including Leyte Gulf Ambers B. Collins; U.S. Army; Honored by Master
Jack D. Joiner; Member of General Patton's 3rd Army. Participated in the
Battle of the Bulge. Recipient of the Silver Star for heroism John H. Cox;
U.S. Army; Honored by Mrs. Margaret Cox, wife William C. Crain; U.S.
Navy; Served on the USS Ranger during the Normandy invasion John
Culpepper; U.S. Navy; Honored by Betty Coleman Claude Lee Davis;
U.S. Army Air Forces; Honored by James Davis, son; Cook in the Army Air
Corps. Served in the South Pacific Vernon Lee Denmark; U.S. Army;
Served in Battery B, 861st anti-aircraft artillery Bernard James Dowling;
U.S. Army; Honored by Rachel S. Dowling Paul H. Duckworth;
Honored by Mr. Robert L. Ellison, son-in-law; Worked at local Army Air
Force base, grew victory gardens, collected scrap metal Robert L.
Ellison; U.S. Navy; Action in the South Pacific on destroyer USS Allen N.
unumner DD-692. Purple Heart recipient for kamikaze hit on ship
D9najl WW. Estes;, U.S.. Army; 81st Infantry Division. Served.in the
Pacific Pfc. Robert L. Faulkner; U.S. Marine Corps; Status: KIA
Jack J. Fennell; U.S. Navy; Honored by Ms. Myrtie Walker, sister
James L. Freeman; U.S. Navy; Honored by Mrs. James L. Freemarn,
wife; A baker on 1st 680 in the Philippines. He was also barber on ship
Robert T. Fremont; U.S. Army; Honored by Terry MacDonald;
Technician 5th Grade. Served from 1944 to 1946. Served with the 1st
Cavalry Pfc. James Edward Gamble; U.S. Marine Corps; Status:
KIA Hoot Gibson Benjamin'C. Green; U.S. Army Air Forces;
Served as enlisted bombardier, later as maintenance officer in
Panama, Trinidad and many islands in the Central Pacific Cherry
Daniel Green: U.S. Army: Honored by Mrs. Loraine G. Huckabee,
sister: All hands started in France, from there on to Germany,
Belgium and Holland. I was picked up later and taken to a line
hospital; the hospital was bombed and I was taken to Paris, France,
where they were going to take my feet off. I refused. I was then
shipped to England and was discharged at
A m w Camp Butner, N.C., with 50 percent
AI |k-z disability Floyd Green; U.S. Army;
i Honored by Mr. Clyde Green, brother; Served
F in the Pacific Lester B. Green; U.S. Army;
[B "' Honored by Mr. Clyde Green, brother; Served in
I the West Pacific William B. Green; U.S. Navy,
Si Honored by Mr. Clyde Green, brother; Flyer. Died
in a aircraft crash Hunter W. Gutshall; U.S. Army;
F Honored by Terry MacDonald; Technician grade five.
S I r Served from 1943 to 1945. Served with the 452nd
S Quartermasters Clarence Cleveland Hall; U.S. Army
Air Forces; Honored by John Hall, son; Received many
medals Earl Hendry, U.S. Navy; Honored by Jane
Hendry, wife; Served in the European and Pacific Theaters
Eldridge Braid Hendry; U.S. Navy; Honored by Sherrill
Hendry. brother: Served in the Pacific Theatre James
Talmadge Hendry; U.S. Army; Honored by Joyce Hendry,
widow; Wounded in the Battle of Leyte, Pacific Theatre.
Served in the Aleutian Islands Lyman W. Higgs; U.S.
Army Air Forces: Honored by Mrs. Lyman Willard Higgs
Jr., wife; Flew bombers approximately six years; 65
missions. Buried with honors, Arlington National
Cemetery. Distinguished Flying Cross James Wesley
Johnson; U.S. Army. Honored by George Johnson,
son; Entered the sern ice on Feb. 24, 1945. Served in the
Philippine Islands. Worked in food services.
Discharged in Te\as on July 21, 1946 Pfc. Quincy
Eugene Jones; U S. Marine Corps; Honored by Mr.
and Mrs. Lamar S. Crawford; Status: KIA. Casualty
.aboard USS Anrizona at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941
John E. Joyner Jr.; U.S. Army Air Forces;
Honored by Dr. John E. Joyner, son; Lead navigator
B-17. 94th Bomber group, 333rd Squadron
Sidney B. Kelley; U.S. Navy; Honored by Mrs.
Dorothy Kelley. wife; He was on a destroyer in
Japan at the time the Armistice was signed and
also in the South Pacific in Narvik battles prior to
this William E. Landry; U.S. Army William
E. Lee; U.S Army; Honored by Mr. David
Ronald Lee, nephew; Served in General Patton's
division and corps. Participated in the Battle of
the Bulge From Fort Benning, Ga., to Berlin via
North Africa. Sicily, France, Belgium and
Germany. A%% arded a Purple Heart and two Silver
H Stars Noah L. McDowell; U.S. Navy;
Honored by Edward Williamson,
stepson. Chaplains Corps, Pacific. Also


04, the National World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C., honors
o served in the armed forces of the U.S., the more than 400,000 who:"'1'
supported the war effort from home. The memorial includes a "virtual"'
on-line at www.wwiimemorial.com and there you will find dozens of' *"
terans. Some simply state names, service and rank; others distill untold':''
lines of times and place; all 'are worthy of your time to read, reflect '-"
thank you.

served with the -11th Marines in Korea. Bronze Star with combat "V".,;
Russell M. Messer; U.S. Navy; Honored by Scott R. Stewart, son-in-law;
Flew PBM and PBY on submarine patrol in Caribbean and North Atlantic
1941-1945 John H. Millican; U.S. Army Air Forces; The 9th Air Fotoe.::'
Served 30. months in Europe from 1946 to 1948. Air Force maintenance:;'
Berlin Air Lift Hubert R. Morgan; U.S. Army; Honored by Terry"
MacDonald; Private. Served with Company B, 117th Infantry, 30th divisibi.-
in, the European Theater in Central Europe. Awarded the Combat
, Infantryman Badge James Parker; U.S. Army; Honored by Therion-tD:
Tedder, cousin; Rifleman in infantry company and killed during invasion anid
liberation of France Monroe Pert; U.S. Army; Honored by Terry
MacDonald; Served with Battery C, 133rd anti-aircraft artillery gun
battalion in the European Theater John Daniel Poppell; U.S. ArniyK
Honored by John Blank, grandson; Sergeant Floyd N. Sheffield; U.'&.;
Army; Honored by Vonda Taylor, cousin; Landed on Normandy Be~?c.-7
Fought in Belgium, Holland and Germany. Served in Battle of the Bulge,
Jerry'R. Sheffield; U.S. Army; Honored by Floyd Sheffield, brother;.-
Served in Germany William F. Shipman; U.S. Army; Honored by Ms.,.,
RuthnH.,-Shipmanmywife;_.204th.ardnance company;. MM *,John .Capetrs
Simmons; U:S. Navy; Honoted :by StevanwL: Simmons; son;'Electricianr'
aboard the USS Vestal AR-4. Eddie W. Truesdell II; U.S. Navy; Honored:
by Anajane Truesdell, wife; Served in the U.S. Navy Charles Henry;i;
Turner; U.S. Navy; Honored by Ellen Stelling Turner James Richard"'
Vereen; U.S. Army; Honored by Margaret Vereen, wife; Served three andl
one-half years with 30th infantry division in the European Theater Virgil',:
Vincent Villa; U.S. Army; Combat medic, 87th infantry division, Battle-of ,
the Bulge, 1944-1945 Milton J. Walker; U.S. Army; Honored by M ,;
Myrtie Walker, wife; Drove 4 and 5 ton semi-trailer, hauling gasoline motors.:
and motor parts over long hauls. Made minor-repairs on truck. Checked all;:,
operating parts and was overseas during the war Jesse Talmadge White;:.
U.S. Navy; Honored by Jerre Thomson and Donnie Henderson, daughters,;
Served as boatswain's mate on transport ships. Assigned to Atlantic aind
Mediterranean Theatres Loddie Mershon Williams; U.S. Army; Honoredd-
by Joe Feaster, fellow veteran; He received his commission via ROTC as'as
lieutenant in the U.S. Army while he was a member of the ROTC. He wais a
U.S. Army veteran of World War II, serving with the 8th division and the
45th field artillery unit in the European campaign. He was a participanrfin
the Battle of the Bulge and was awarded with a Bronze Star for valor. Heij
retired from the military with the rank of major William T.,"Bill" Wright;j
U.S. Navy; Honored by Angie McCray, daughter; At 18 years of age, he,
served his country as a catapult and arresting gear operator onboard the Vela:
Gulf CV-111 from 1944-46. He was'in the Pacific during this time and.
anchored in Tokyo Bay for the signing of the peace treaty. His ship brought:
prisoners of war home to Pearl Harbor and then sailed onto Bremerton,Z
Wash., naval yard. He helped dry dock the. ship and then received an=
honorable discharge and returned home to Perry. -
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UNITED WAY
Continued from page 1


Upon completion, they
determine which agencies and how
much will be funded for that
particular year.
'It's inspiring to see these
volunteers in Taylor take time out
of their busy schedules to go
through this agency review
pr9'9ss. This process is critical to
enjiJing that' these funds are
all@6ated properly and make the
most impact irn this county. We're
very proud of the bottom-line
results these agencies are
producing and how they help
people in need throughout Taylor
County," Hamby said.
The 2007 Taylor County
Age~icies, their telephone numbers
and the types of services they offer
are as follows:
2-1-1 Big Bend: 211, 24-hour
crisis, suicide; and HIV/AIDS
hotline.
Ability 1st: 575-9621,
assistance to! persons with
disabilities
The Atzheimer's Project: 386-
2778, full range of resource
services including counseling,
referral and support groups.
American led Cross, Capital
Area;Chapter: 78-6080, disaster,
health, safety, emergency,
volunteer, youth, military services.
America's Second Harvest of
the Big Bend: .(850) 562-3033,
provides surplus food to the needy.
through nonprofit agencies.
*-,Big Bend Cares: (850) 656-
2437-, provides education and
comprehensive support to people
infected .with or affected by
HIyV/AIDS.
*iBig Bend Hospice: (850) 878-
53.1, patient/family hospice care


Fort' them


GRANTS
Continued from page 1


time Currently the county has two
opemngrants for future phases of the
Taylor County Sports Complex
and: 'one for improvements at
Hodges-2.Park,,at Keaton Beach.
Co;xsaid sh'e 'expects to have the
Hodges Park grant closed out in
time. to apply for a new FRDAP
grant before the deadline.
,Since Steinhatchee was one of
th fIirst 30 communities selected
by .the nonprofit organization
KABOOM! as a Playful City
USA, the county will be able to
take'part in an incentive program
arid'will be able to apply for grants
up'tb. $25,000 toward the "agenda
foreplay" beginning Sept. 15.
Elans are underway for a
playground facility at the center,
using a fort motif, called Ft.
Ste'inhatchee. The equipment, Cox


and bereavement.
Boy Scouts of America,
Swannee River Area Council:
(850)576-4146, youth leadership
development and prevention
programs.
Boys and Girls Club of
Perry/Taylor County: 584-8448,
activities arid education for our
youth.
Brehon Institute for Family
Services: (850) 656-7110, shelter
for homeless pregnant women,
services for at-risk families.
Early Learning Coalition of the
Big Bend: (850) 385-0551,
provides early learning and school
readiness programs for children.
Elder Care Services:' (850)
921-5554, comprehensive
programs for senior citizens in
need.
Fellowship of Christian
Athletes: (850) 383-1144, serves
middle and high school students
and aims to teach honesty, respect
for authority, racial harmony,
selflessness, sexual responsibility,
and substance abuse prevention.
Girl Scout Council of the
Apalachee Bend: (850) 386-2131,
camps, inner city program and
other programs to encourage
healthy lifestyles.
Needy Children's School Fund:
838-2520, providing services to
low-income students in the Taylor
County School System.
Refuge House: 681-2111,
assistance for victims of domestic
and sexual violence, including safe
shelter and 24-hour crisis hotline.
Taylor Advocacy and Resource
Center: 422-0355, support for
developmentally disabled adults.
Taylor County Senior Citizens
Center: 584-4924, comprehensive
program for senior citizens in
need.


e expanded


said, will cost approximately
$26,000 and she anticipates using
inmate labor to install it.
In addition, the county will also
be submitting a Coastal
Partnership Grant application
through DEP for improvements to
the old bridge abutment across the
street from the community
center.
That project will also use the fort
motif, with fencing along the
roadway and a covered picnic
pavilion.
Past the pavilion, the abutment
will remain open to allow fishing,
Cox said.
At the end, a lookout tower will
be constructed to give visitors a
view of the surrounding area.
Cox said she is applying for the
maximum of $50,000 from the
program, and is working with
community groups to raise funds
for a match.


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Ruler
Protractor
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A-3 Perry News-Herald August 10-11, 2007-


Special meeting will look at

GUA for Steinhatchee utilities

Residents in Steinhatchee and Jena are getting closer to a unified
government utility to oversee the communities' water and sewer services
after the Dixie County Commission approved last week an interlocal
agreement with Taylor County.
The government utility authority (GUA) agreement will be the focus of
a special meeting of the Taylor County Commission Tuesday, Aug. 7, at 6
p.m. at the Taylor County Courthouse Annex.
Commissioners will then hold a public hearing during their regular
meeting Tuesday, Aug. 14, to formally adopt the agreement.
If the commission does agree to the document, the final step will be for
the board of directors of Steinhatchee Water Association (SWA) to
approve it.
SWA will then become a the new unified GUA to offer services to
residents and developers along both sides of the Steinhatchee River.

Yard sale benefits Big Bend Hospice


These adorable plush bears can be purchased in support of
the March of Dimes.


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MARCH OF DIMES
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program.
According to social worker
Christy Lutz, who is helping
administer the program, pregnant
wdmen are grouped together for
their prenatal care at the health
department.
"We take them out of the exam
room and place them in a group
setting," Lutz said, adding that the
program has been in place for
more than a year.
"At first, we were not sure if
women would be comfortable with
it," she said.
The goal of the program is to
reduce the number 'of low-weight
babies born in the county. She
quoted a study of similar programs
in which the weight of babies
born increased by an average of a
pound.
The women meet 10 times
during their pregnancy, and are
able to talk with one another about
problems or issues.
Of the six women in the first
group, all gave birth ,at full term,
with the largest baby weighing
more than 11 pounds.
The second group of women are
beginning to give birth, and'while
one mother did have her baby
early, the child weighed almost
five pounds.
The third group began meeting
this week.
"It becomes a support group,"
Lutz said. "All of the participants
surveyed said they prefer the group
setting."
Those in attendance agreed with
a proposal by Bitner to "adopt" the
new group of women in the
program, providing gifts and other
.necessities for their upcoming
ineetings.
Robin Walker, who, along with
her husband Charles and their


daughter Sydney, were the
ambassador family for last year's
campaign, spoke Thursday about
her work at Healthy Start.
The organization's goal, she
said, is to help women before they
become pregnant to lower the
number of low-weight babies in
three-county area, including
Taylor.
According to 2006 statistics, of
the 244 births recorded in Taylor
County, 27 were born under 5.5
pounds and three were born under
3.3 pounds.
"If you take care of yourself
before you get pregnant, you will
have a better outcome," Walker
said.
Healthy Start recently received a
grant to establish women's health
ministries at area churches to
promote healthy lifestyles,
including investigating family
health histories, suggesting ways
to eat healthier on a budget and
identifying warning signs of health
problems.
Gunter closed the meeting, with
the announcement that this year's
campaign goal was $40,000. Last
year the campaign raised almost
$30,000.
For more information on
establishing-' a' team' for: this
year's walk, 'call Bitner' a't
(850) 422-3152 or e-mail at
jbitner@marchofdimes.com.
For more than 65 years, the
March of Dimes has worked to
save millions of. babies and
children from death and
disabilities through life-saving
research, innovative programs and
dedicated volunteers.
The March of Dimes was
founded in 1938 by President
Franklin Delano Roosevelt to
defeat polio.
In recent years, the. organization
has turned its attention to prevent
premature births.


An indoor yard sale benefitting
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from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the USW


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If you are grieving

and you need help,

support is offered...
If you're overwhelmed by the feeling of loss
following a loved one's death, Covenant Hospice
invites you to participate in its Grief Support sessions
planned Sept. 4-Oct. 9. Th6 sessions will be held from
6:30 until 7:30 p.m. at the hospice's office in Perry,
2075 Byron Butler Parkway, Suite 9.
Sessions will deal with the phases of grieving ("Am
I Normal?"), self-care activities for coping, handling
special days and holidays, sharing memories and
looking forward. Individuals are encouraged to attend
all six sessions "as they are stepping stones to
healing," said Elizabeth Robinson, a bereavement
specialist. "Support groups allow individuals the


How does your lawn
grow?
Webster defines the "dog days"
as that period between early July
and early September when the hot,
sultry weather for summer usually
occurs in the Northern
Hemisphere. We are right in the
middle of it, and our lawns could
be looking the worse for it, if we
don't watch the rain (or lack of it)
and lawn pests common this time
of year. There is much to do.
It's difficult at the time of
writing this article to predict the
weather, and what it does has
everything to do with how we
maintain our lawns. If the weather
turns completely dry, while
temperatures are in the 90's, St.
Augustine grass can die within a
matter of 10-14 days if it doesn't
get water. Watering to keep it
alive will again be critical (as it
was this spring) but let's do it


right!
Check sprinklers on a regular
basis during dry periods, because
when most systems come on, no
one is awake to see if they were
working properly.
Check to see that each zone,
when it does come on, is
delivering at least one-half inch
(but never more than three-
quarters of an inch) of water. You
need to water deeply enough that
the wetting pattern will reach to
*the lowest rooting zones and not
just stay near the top surface,
where it would too quickly be used
or evaporate. That half-inch
targeted amount should wet to a
depth of 8-10 inches. Leave each
zone on long enough that this
amount of water is delivered,
Keeping a cleared ring around
each sprinkler is important for
pop-up heads to work properly.
Check at least every 14 days to
make sure all heads are working


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wedding anniversary reception on Saturday, Aug. 11, from 2 until 4 p.m.
at Calvary Baptist Church.




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opportunity to share as much or as little as they feel
like in a safe, compassionate and caring environment."
If you want more information on the classes, or wish
to register, please contact Robinson toll-free at 1-800-
542-3072 or (850) 575-4998.
"Grief is a normal, natural response after a loved
one's death, but the feeling of loss after the death can
be overwhelming. A caring support system is
important and it's available," said Robinson.
Family patterns around loss, as well as sessions on
"what grief feels like" are part of the support group's
outline, while hoping to bring people together who are
in similar situations.


New Arrival


Derek Lee Higginbotham


SCExtension Etc.
By CLAY OLSON


freely and not being held down by
grass or friction.
Differences in soil types (or
exposure to the sun) from one spot
in the yard to another, may make
that spot use water more quickly.
Once again therefore, we can't
expect for every system to do
everything it was once designed to'
do by itself during
severe/extended drought.
For those who lost grass, now's
the time to begin considering
replacing it, especially when rains
begin coming on a regular basis.
To do a proper job of this, make
sure, if you are using sod, it is
fresh sod--72 hours since it was
cut at the sod farm and put in
place. Learn of the morning it is to
arrive, be there to pick it up and try
to have it all spread by no later
than the next day. .
Sod is a perishable product. If
you think about it, you have a
layer of organic soil, with a layer
of green (highly. nourished)
organic matter (the grass) and
plenty of moisture. It's a compost
pile ready to heai--and it will. Left
on the pallet, the center portions of


the pile simply "cook!"
When laying sod it is best to.
place it on .the ground and push it
in place by grabbing and sliding it
up. This requires getting on one's
'knees to do the job properly.
Standing up, dropping and
"kicking" it in place leads to sod
pieces that curl up against the
pieces they are being, slid into.
Rake out all the dead grass
before laying sod. Also, get all the
weeds.. It is a good practice to
apply systemic herbicides such as
one of the glyphosates (Roundup,
Kleenup, etc.) to weeds and wait
the 2-3 weeks necessary to make
sure they die before sodding.
Note: If you need to level the
ground before sodding, do not use
fill soil or what is sold as top soil.
Level instead with construction
grade sand (also called sandbox
sand). Once spread, begin
watering for short periods (10-15
minutes) daily*for 7-10 days and
then begin to cut back, providing
intervals long enough to deliver
the one-half inch of water
suggested at cycles no more
frequent than twice a week.


Derek Lee Higgenbotham
Jamie and Karen (Register) Higgenbotham of St. Mary's, Ga., announce
the birth of their son, Derek Lee, on July 19, 2007, at 8:41 p.m. in St.
Vincent's Medical Center of Jacksonville. He weighed 8 pounds, 7
ounces, and was 21 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Donna and Jim Padgett, and Troy and Gaye
Register, all of Perry. The baby's great grandmother is Martha White of
Bainbridge, Ga.
Paternal grandparents are Janet Higgenbotham of Decatur, Ga., and
Hank Higgenbotham of Woodbine, Ga. Paternal great grandmother is
Edith Higgenbotham, also of Woodbine.
The new arrival was welcomed home by a sister, Abby, and a brother,
Lucas.

Nathan Randel Strickland
Michael Strickland and Juliah Kinsey announce the birth of their son,
Nathan Randel Strickland, on July 27, 2007, at 12:57 a.m. in Tallahassee
Regional Medical Center. He weighed 8 pounds, 1 ounce, and was 20
inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Ronnie and ,Becky Tuten, and Elizabeth
Laird, all of Perry. The baby's maternal, great grandmother is Emma
Tuten, also of Perry.
Paternal grandparents are Bill and Shelly Strickland of Pery. The
baby's paternal, great grandparents are Mike and Donna O'Steen and great,
great grandmother Roama O'Steen, All of Perry.


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BYPATMCGRIFF under Cajun Thun
One More Cast Guide Service Bruggers are from Verc
"Scalloping!" was the cry, I also let Gus tal
mostly at Keaton Beach this past taking them scallopir
week, as the highest water temps enjoyed picking up thf
of the year (and air temps) have limit of scallops!
anglers discouraged before they John Ganio and I
even venture out. buddies, all -from Tam
Trout are still responding to live their limit of scallops f
pinfish under Cajuns in 6 8 foot this week while stayin
depths. I took Gus Brugger with Beach.
his wife Christine and his five- Most folks are
year-old son Gustus, out Saturday problem getting thei
and they caught a half dozen trout scallops and the she
to 18 inches long. Gustus caught meat is much larger th
his first keeper red,.a 6.5 pounder, season scallops I s
27? inches long! cleaning in July.
We also released five more short Remember FLY Y(
reds from 2.5 feet of water. We FLAGS! it's the law!
catight all our fish on live pinfish, Offshore? I have no
squirrellfish and pigfish fished week...sorry.


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Flag football

signup soon
. Registration for the 2007 City
*of Perry flag football league will
be held August 20-23 in the
visitors' dressing room at Dorsett
Stadium.
Sign-up will be held each day
from 5:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m.
Youngsters must be between the
ages of 7 and 9 to participate. A
parent must a-company each child
to sign up.
For more information, contact
the recreation department at 584-
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family is from Vero Beach.


five-year-old son Gustus, show off a fine redfish
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Drought, flood provide benefits


In late May, 31 percent of
Florida was undergoing an extreme
drought, according to the National
Drought Mitigation Center. On
May 31, Lake Okeechobee was at
a record low of 8.89 feet although
the water schedule called for it to
be at 13.23 feet. "USA Today"
carried the story on its front page
and reported local fishing-related
businesses were earning only half
what they normally would. Low
water further threatened drinking
and irrigation supplies.
The next day was the beginning
of hurricane season, and the
Cheerleader sign-up
Registration for 'the 2007 City
of Perry football cheerleading
p program will be n Ildd.tAgu'ti 210--
23 in the visitors' dressing room
at Dorsett Stadium.
Sign-up will be held each day
from 5:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m.
Youngsters must be between the
ages of 7 and 12 to participate.
For more information, contact
the recreation department at 584-
7161.




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season's second Atlantic named
storm formed in the Gulf of
Mexico. Tropical Storm Barry
* reached peak winds of 60 miles per
hour before weakening and making
landfall near Tampa Bay as a
tropical depression. That brought
some much-needed rain. In the
intervening months, South Florida
has begun to receive more relief
from the parching conditions, with
only 2 percent of the state still
experiencing extreme drought as of
June 24.
The natural and dynamic cycle
of floods and droughts Florida
experiences represent the weather
conditions to which our native
fishes adapted. Short-term
dr,-iuiht expose lake bottoms,

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allowing accumulated muck to dry
out. Desirable vegetation expands
into deepwater portions of lakes
and rivers, and seeds germinate on
exposed lake bottoms.
Droughts provide opportunities
to repair boat ramps, docks,
seawalls and other structures,
although special permits may be
required, and to conduct habitat-
enhancement projects.
Floods too can be very
beneficial in the natural cycle of
Florida waters. When lakes and
rivers rise gradually, they enable
fish to expand into the nutrient-
rich flood plain growing rapidly,
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Ryan's son (center)
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makes the fourth James
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Pictured left to right: James Ryan,
James Perry and James Eugene


Jayvee football
begins Monday
Taylor County High Head
Football Coach Price Harris has
announced that tryouts will be.
held Monday, August 13
beginning at 9 a.m. for the junior
varsity football program.
"These tryouts are for anyone
that would like to participate. Just
because you may have missed
spring and summer workouts does
not eliminate you from these
tryouts." he said.
Harris said he is opening the
tryouts to everyone in an effort to
boost the number of players in the
TCHS program.
"All you have to have is a
physical and carry a 2.0 GPA and
be enrolled at Taylor County
High," he said.
For more information, contact
Coach Harris at 838-2525, ext. 6.

Football set to

start at TCMS
Practice for the upcoming
Taylor County Middle School
football season will get underway
Monday, August 13 at 6 p.m.
Players must have a physical,
proof of insurance and parent
permission before being allowed
to practice.
For more information, contact
Coach Bobby Glass at 838-2516.

Tackle league

set to register
Registration for the 2007 City
of Perry tackle football league will
be held August 14 and 15 in the
visitors' dressing room at Dorsett
Stadium.
Sign-up will be held each day
from 5:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m.
To participate in the tackle
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A-7 Perry News-Herald August 10-11, 2007


Gospel sing slated at Lake Bird Methodist


'Everlasting Arms' to sing Sunday
Lake Bird United Methodist Church invites you to attend a gospel sing
performed by the Everlasting Arms of Madison on Saturday, Aug. 11,
beginning at 6:30 p.m. Light refreshments will be served. "Come and
enjoy a good time!"
Athena observes 110th Homecoming
The members of Athena Baptist Church invite everyone to join in
celebrating their 110th Homecoming this Sunday, Aug 12.
"If you have been a part of Athena Baptist in years past, we invite you
to come and worship with us on this special occasion," said Pastor David
McMullen. Guest speaker for the day will be the Rev. Jack Anderson, with
special music by "Crimson Flow."
Services begin at 10:30 a.m. and will be followed by a "delicious, old-


fashioned dinner on the ground" in the fellowship hall. A nursery will be
provided.
For additional information, you may reach McMullen at 584-3154 or
, Helen Houck at 584-4153, or you may visit the church's Web site:
www.athenabaptist.com.
The church is located eight miles south of Perry on U.S. 19, on the Josh
Ezell Grade.
Aug. 19 services at Jerkins announced
Apostle Lance and Pastor Minnie Hayes will hold services in the Jerkins
High School Cafeteria on Sunday, Aug. 19, at 11:30 a.m. A free dinner
will be served immediately after the service which is presented by "Snatch
Up Out of the Fire Ministries."
For more information, please call (325) 284-9012.


Ash Street *

CHURCH OF CHRIST
601 West Ash Street


Sunday School
Worship


9:45 a.m. Sunday Evening
10:45 a.m. Wed. Bible Class


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


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

"First United Methodist Church!


Focus on the Family


By James Dobson Spanking appropriate when used responsibly
...- I ,


QUESTION: I have never
spanked my 3-year-old because I
am afraid it will teach her to hit
others and be a violent person.
Do you think I am wrong?
DR. DOBSON: You have asked
an important question that reflects
a common misunderstanding about


child management. First, let me
emphasize that it is possible--even
easy--to create a violent and
aggressive child who has observed
this behavior at home. If he is
routinely beaten by hostile, volatile
parents, or if he witnesses physical
violence between angry adults, or


Obituary


Lillian Mildred Hill
Lillian Mildred Hill, 87, died
Aug. 7, 2007, in Perry.
Mrs. Hill was native of
Luraville. She lived in Dixie
County until 1954, when she
moved to Perry.
She was a homemaker and a
member of New Home Baptist
Church in Perry.
Survivors include:, her husband
of 57 years, Charles Harold Hill Sr.
of Perry; two sons, Charles Harold
Hill Jr. of Perry and George


The true mark
of integrity.


,^" Member by Invitation







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In Loving Memory
% of
TilUman Rex
(Georgia Boy)
Ricketson
5 Feb. 7, 1933
Aug. 11, 2005 .

Two years ago you made
your journey to your heav-
nly home. Many times
wve wish we could have
went with you, but that
was not in God's plan.
You always had a way
with your twinkling eyes
add a smile that would let
usIknow everything would
beiokay. We still miss you
dearly and enjoy thinking
about all the things that
Swe did as a family.

Love,
ETiene, Children and
Grandchildren
wen wihyu btta


Stephen Hill of Natchez, Miss.; six
grandchildren; and eight great
grandchildren.
, She was preceded in death by a
sister, Dorothy Bell. ,
Funeral services will be held
today, Aug. 10, at 11 a.m. at Beggs
Funeral Home with interment
following at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Family members received
friends Thursday from 6 until 8
p.m. at Beggs Funeral Home,
which is in charge of
arrangements.


if he feels uhloved and
unappreciated within his family,
that child will not fail to notice
how the game is played. Thus,
corporal punishment that is not
administered according to
carefully thought-out guidelines is
a risky thing.
Being a parent carries no right to
slap and intimidate a child because
you had a bad day or are in a lousy
mood. It is this kind of unjust
discipline that causes some well-
meaning authorities to reject
corporal punishment as a method
of discipline.
Just because a technique is used
wrongly, however, is no reason to
reject it altogether. Many children
desperately need this resolution to
their disobedience. In those
situations when the child, aged 2 to


10, fully understands what he is
being asked to do but refuses to
yield to adult leadership, an
appropriate spanking is the
shortest and most effective route to
an attitude adjustment. When he
lowers his head, clenches his fists
and makes it clear he is going for
broke, justice must speak swiftly
and eloquently,
Not only does this response not
create aggression in a boy or girl, it
helps them control their impulses
and live in harmony with various
forms of benevolent authority
throughout life. Many people
disagree, of course. I can only tell
you that there is not a single well-
designed scientific study that
confirms the hypothesis that
spanking by a loving parent breeds
violence in children.


St. Johns ChaiLrU
Fellowhtg
Sunday School 10:00 a.m. ui ea;t '?,- S
Morning Worship 11:00 am. StudyPayenr',; "
Nur-serv and Children's Minist.ryt.e .".,.,
(located at the intersection of Puckett Rd. and GO!f ,
Mark McElfresh, pastor 5.84.1?'"; 1 ;:

SPerry Firs'ch of God
Sunday School 10:00- 10:45
Worship Service 11:00 12:00
S ..-,"""" '- ~ Children's Church 11:00- 12:00
S* Sunday Night
i n Prayer Group 6:00 6:45
Choir Practice 6:00 6:45
Nursery provided with adult supervision 9:45-12:00 Sunday service 7:00 8:00
Mike Hicks, pastor Wednesday Night
Youth Group 6:00Q- 7:30
1915 N. US 221 (850) 584-7992 Study Group 7:00

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2959 Golf Course Rd,

Sunday Worship Services
0.Un U39 Si i ri .d SU qhool


10:45 am Morning Worship
6:00 pm Evening Worship
8:00 pm Adult Choir Practice


Wednesday
Discipleship Training 6:00 pm
Programs & Bible Study-for all ages!
Bring the Whole Family


Calvary Baptist Youth meet each Monday Night 6:00 pm.
All area youth are invited.,


REJOICE
"Wilt thou not revive us again:' that thy people
may rejoice in thee?" Psalm 85:6




Lakeside Baptist Church
"A Place to Call Home"
3111 Lakeside Drive Hwy. 27 East


Sunday Services
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
6:00 p.m. Discipleship Training
7:00 p.m. Evening Worship


Wednesday Services
7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting
Mission Activities
Hwy. 27 584-5688
Steven Ruff, pastor


Open Hearts Open Minds & Open Doors
"The People of the United Methodist Church"


Suna. col94 a.*m* Taiioa os. ip1055 m
I hrdyBbeS tudy 6:00 p S m.


302 N. Jefferson St. Perry, Fl. (850) 584-3028 fax (850) 223-2460
Rev. James Taylor, pastor nursery provided Email fumcp@gtcom.net

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 1
CATHOLIC CHURCH
'MA1SSES:
Sat. 6 p.m. Sun. 8 a.m. & I0:30 a.m.
CCD & Adult Education Classes
Sunday 9:00 a.m.
2750 S. Byron Butler Pkwy. 584-3169
Rev. Slade Crawford, Pastor >


you're invited
to help celebrate!

Athena Baptist Church

110th -iom coming
Sunday, A u 12




Bro. Jack Anderson, guest speaker
Special music by Crimson Flow
Services will begin at 10:30 a.m.
with a delicious "Dinner on the Grounds" immediately following

A nursery will be provided
For more information, call Pastor David McMullen at 584-3154 or Mrs. Helen
Houck at 584-4153 or visit.www.athenabaptist.com
(Thq church is located 8 miles south of Perry on US 19 on the Josh Ezell Grade) r










Jiffy Food Stores
4 Convenient Locations
703 S. Jefferson (OPEN 24 HOURS)


Badcock ,
HOME FURNITURE .. . .L. ' ".-
1225 S. Jefferson St. 584-5891
Established 1904 "We'll Treat You Right"



Goodman's BBQ
2429 S. Byron Butler Pkwy. 584-3751
'Best BBQ in Taylor County"





Federal QeditUnion
1825 S. Jefferson St. Perry. Fl. 32348 1-850-584-7100


Support Your

Local Churches


In Loving .Memory
Sof
Margaret "Maw"
Terry
11-24-34 8-13-06











In tears we saw you linking,
And watched you pass away.
Our hearts were abnost
broken,
We wanted you to stay.
But when we saw you
sleeping,
So peaceful, free from pain,
How could we wish you
back with us,
To duffer that again.
It broke our hearts to
lose you,
But you did not go alone,
For part of as went
with you,
The day God took you home.

WE LOVE AND MISS
YOU
KENNETH, BOBBY,
RONNIE,
ROSEMARY, KATHY,
GRAND-CHILDREN,
& GREAT
GRAND-CHILDREN
*I_..,..........


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A-8 Perry News-Herald August 10-11, 2007


007 Sales


Tax Holiday


following is a list of clothing and accessories with their taxable (T) or

npt (E) status during the tax-free period if they are sold for $50 or less.


Roem T=Taxable E--Ezempt


Accessories (generally)
Barrettes and bobby pins
Belt buckles
Bow ties
Hair bows, clips, and bands
Handbags
Handkerchiefs

Neckwear
Key cases
Ponytail holders
Scarves
Ties
Wallets
Watch bands
'Watches
Aerobic clothing
Antique clothing
Aprons/Clothing shields -
Athletic gloves
Athletic pads
Athletic supporters

Baby clothes
Backpacks
Bandanas
Baseball cleals
Bathing suits, caps, and cover-ups
Belt buckles
Belts
Belts for weightlifting
Bibs
Blouses
Book bags
Boots (except ski boots)
Bowling shoes (sold)
Bowling shoes (rented)
Bow ties


E Braces and supports worn to correct or
alleviate a physical incapacity or injury*,
E Bras
T Briefcases
C
E Caps and hats
T Checkbook covers (separate fromrwallets)
T Chest protectors
E' Choir and altar clothing'
E Cleated and spiked shoes
E Clerical vestments*
T Cloth and lace, knitting yarns, and other
fabrics
T Clothing repair items such as thread, buttons,
tapes, iron-on patches, zippers
E Coats and wraps
E Coin purses
T Corsages and boutonnieres
E Corsets and corset laces
I L',imtic N b-gs
E Costumes
E (overalls
T Crib blankets
D
E Diaper bags
E Diapers, diaper inserts (adult and baby, cloth
or disposable) .... ... .. .. .. ....
E Dresses
T Duffel bags
E
rf Elb., puJs
E Employee uniforms


E Fanny packs
T Fins
T Fishing boots (waders)
E Fishing vests (non-flotation)
T Football pads
E Formal clothing (unless rented)
G
T Garment bags
E Garters and garter belts
E Girdles, bras, and corsets
E Gloves (generally)
T Baseball
T Battirig
T Bicycle
E Dress (unless rented)
E Garden
T ... Golf
T 7 Hockey
E *Leather
T Rubber
T Surgical
"T Tennis
E *Work
T 'Goggles (except prescription*)
E Graduation caps and gowns
E Gym, suits and uniforms
H
E Hair nets, bows, clips, and bands
E Handbags and purses
T 'Handkerchiefs
T Hard hats
.E Hats
T Helmets (bike, baseball, football, hockey,
rriut,:rcv'l. sportsI
E Hosiery, including support hosiery
E Hunting vests


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T Ice skates
T ""Ih-line skates"
E Insoles
E Jackets
E Jeans
T Jewelry
K
T K'e chairs
T Knee pads
L
E Lab coats
E Leg warmers
E Leotards and tights
T -Life jackets and vests
E Lingerie
T Luggage
M-N
T Makeup bags
E Martial arts attire
E Neckwear and ties
O-P
E Overshoes and rubber shoes
T Pads (football, hockey, soccer, elbow, knee,
shoulder)
T Paint or dust masks
_E Pants .. ..... ....
E Panty hose
T ......Patterns
T Protective masks (athletic)
R
*E Raincoats, rain hats, and ponchos
E Receiving blankets
E Religious clothing*
T ReNted clothing-(including uriftrmsr, formal
wear, and costumes)
T, Repdir irA wearing appj.rel
E Robes
T Roller blades
T Roller skates


support our local


Safety clothing .....
Safety glasses (except prescription*)
Safety shoes
Scarves
Scout uniforms
Shaving kits/bags
Shawls and wraps
Shin guards and"padding
Shirts
Shoe inserts
Shoes (including athletic)
Shoulder pads (for dresses, jacketsI etc.)
Shoulder pads (football, hockey, sports)
Shorts ..... ..... ...
Skates (ice, in-line, roller)
Ski boLs isr(snowi
Ski vests water)
Ski suits (snow)
Skin diving suits
Skirts
Sleepwea ., nightgowns, ,paja s- . .
Slippers
. S lip s. ...... . . .
Socks
Spo.i ts helm.L;
Sports pads (football, hockey, soccer, knee,
elbow, shoulder)
Sports uniforms (except pads, helmets)
Suitcases
Suits, slak, ind jaketr
Sunglasses (except prescription*)
.,Suspenders- --- -..---
Sweatbands
Sweaters
Swimming masks
Swim suits and trunks


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E Ties (neckties all)
E Tights
E Tuxedos, excluding cufflinks and rentals
U
T Umbrellas
E Uniderclothes
E Uniforms (work, school, and athletic,
excluding pads)
V-W
E Vests
E W wallets .. .. .. ... .... ...
T Watchbands
T Water ski vests -
T Weight lifting belts
T Wet and dnry diving suits
T Wigs, toupEs., and chignons
E Work clothes and uniforms
School. 5~'Pll^-t -
The fllwing i an list of schol supplies arnd their
taxable status if they are sold for $10 or less during
lthe La t.rmptiun pLrijd.
T Binders
E ---Calculators
E Cellophane (transparent) tape
E Colored pencils .
E Compasses
E Composition books


Computer disks (floppies and blank CDs)
"Computer paper
Construction paper
Cot reaction tarp, fluid, or pens
Crayons
Erasers
Glue (stick and liquid)
Highlighters
.Legal pads .....
Markers
-Masking tape
Notebook filler paper
Notebooks
Paste
Pencils, including mechanical and refills
Pens, including fell. ballpoint, fountain, and
refills, but not highlighters or markers
"Poster board
Poster paper
-Printer paper.
Protractors
Rulers
Scissors
Staplers
Staples


.^*+' /"*f. Books
rhefollowing.isa, list-of books and their, taxable.
status if they are sold for $50 or less during the tax
e.emptionr ptrnJd Books r Jartdirent Iromr perl.,dihaks
in that books are a set of printed sheets bound
together and published in a volume.
Books are generally identified with an International
Standard Booku Number IISBNL while periodicals are
dated and generally have an issue number, but not an
ISBN.
T Audio books
RE- Bibles*
T Books with no publisher
E-,, Books with a publisher
E Children's books (published)
E Foreign and old books (even without ISBN)
T Greeting Cards
E Instruction manuals (bound and published)
T Magazines"
T Movies
E Music books
T Newspapers**
T "Periodicals
E Textbooks (published)


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Community


B-i Perry News-Herald
August 10-11,2007


on Sept.


15


:fe DownTown Perry
A citation, LLC, is sponsoring
tirst Taste of Perry on Sept. 15,
aoBi hopes to make the event an
ai6ual celebration. "Local
resiaurants are getting ready to
dish it out at The Timbers on
Saturday, Sept. 15, from 12 noon
until 6 p.m.," said Joanna Ter
Maat, president of the downtown.
association.
"The Taste of Perry is a
fundraising event with a portion of
the proceeds donated to the
downtown Snowfest planned this


year for Dec. 1," she added.
Each vendor has paid a
participation fee and a portion of
the proceeds will be channeled to
the downtown association.
Admission is $3 per carload at
the gate; no coolers will be
permitted but everyone is
encouraged to "bring your lawn
chairs or a blanket," Ter Maat
added. Tickets for food/drink are
50 cents each, and each restaurant
will determine how many tickets
are needed for their "taste."
The Timbers is located at 1148


* Helen St.
An urgent deadline looms near
for this year's "Taste."
Friend of the 'Taste of Perry'
Sponsorship:
For $100, a 2'x6' banner will
declare your name and telephone
number, to be displayed at the site
on the day of the event, and around
the corral area where the bands
will be playing. One 'Taste' t-shirt
is also included.
Gold Event Sponsorship:
For this level, a $300 donation
will be used to expand activities


for the children--bounce house,
pony rides, petting zoo, train ride,
face painting, etc. This also
includes a 2'x6' banner which will
be marked by a large gold star, and
two t-shirts promoting the event.
All sponsorship fees are payable
to DownTown Perry Association,
LLC, and are needed by Monday,
Aug. 13, to determine the kids'
events which can be provided.
For additional information
about the event, or sponsorship
opportunities, please contact Ter
Maat at 584-7270.

Attn. seniors:

Help available

for energy bills
The Area Agency on Aging for
North Florida, Inc., has announced
the availability of funds to assist
eligible households with their
home energy crises in 14 area
counties, including Taylor.
To be considered eligible for
this program, the applicant must
be 60 years of age or older; the
household income must be within
150 percent of poverty level; and
the utility bill for the applicant
must indicate a past due or
immediate threat of disconnection.
Other assistance may be
provided, according to program
guidelines.
For more information, please
contact the Elder Helpline at 1-
800-963-5337.

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family and friends along with representatives of the Perry/Taylor County Chamber of
Commerce, Director Dawn Taylor and Jodi Heartsfield. The new salon is located on Hwy. 19
behind the Book Mart.


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Entertainment


B-2 Perry News-Herald August 10-11, 2007


Turtles make a comeback;

'
TMNT' kicks its way to DVD


l IfII l II IVWIiL
Tuesday saw the DVD release of the spring hit,
,TMAT." the latest film about the pizza-loving Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles. Below are my thoughts about the
1povie following its theatrical release.
Growing up in the late 1980s and early 90s, "Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles" was a big part of my childhood.
Although I never read the comics--I really wasn't into
comics at the time--I watched the cartoon religiously. I
lnew the theme song by heart (I still know most of the
words) and all the catch phrases. I wanted my own
unchucks or a pair of sai. I knew what sai were.
When the live-action movie version of the show hit
tIeaters in 1990, it was surprisingly good with the
puppetry produced by Jim Henson's Creature Shop. I
dare you to tell me what could be-better than man-sized
turtles fighting street thugs and ninjas in New York City?
Following that movie's success, a second one
followed and was a fun ride as well. The third film...
Well, we try to forget that one. They can't all be good,
can they?
If you're familiar at all with these titles, or the new
Cartoon that began airing on Fox in 2003, you know the
turtles' story. If not, here's a quick sum-up.
Four turtles are mutated by a strange chemical into
humanoid form, along with a rat named Splinter. In
gome versions, Splinter is a human who was mutated
into a rat. Either way, Splinter raises the turtles as his
children and teaches them the ways of the ninja. The
four brothers are named after famous artists.
* Leonardo: The leader of the turtles, he wears a blue
mask and wields a pair of swords.
: Raphael: He is aggressive and the most impulsive. He
Wears a red mask and wields a pair of sai.
i Michelangelo: He is the most easy-going of the
brothers and also the funniest. He wears an
orange mask and wields a pair of
nunchucks. 'M
Donatello: He is an inventor and tech
guru. He wears a purple mask and
wvields the bo.
Sta'v-itih me.- It's soumet hin,, that
inl) the ISO'i;couild'ha. e bomr, but it
vas fun.
' When I heard they were making a new
?Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" movie,
$imply titled "TMNT" -and done in.
Computer-generated animation, I was
less than thrilled.
I was afraid they were going to be
mnessing with one of my favorite
childhood fandoms (even more than they
did with the third movie).
! After seeing.th1 latest incarnation of
the turtles, however, I can say it is a
great success.
"TMNT" takes place after the
moviess.' Although you don't need
4 lot of back story to figure out
what's going on, writer/director
Kevin Munroe doesn't waste time
telling viewers any of it. The
fnovie expects you to know how
the turtles became who they are as
well as their allies, ex-reporter
April O'Neil and vigilante,
rime-fighter Casey Jones.
! The narrator (Laurence
Pishburne) fills 'viewers in Th
that Shredder--the turtles' The voice
arch-nemesis--has been of tech-savy
defeated as seen in the Leonardo is
earlier movies and provided by
L e o n a'r doA' JamesArnold
Leonardo Ta amesMn ,
Subsequently left Taylor in 'TMNT ,
New York City to which hit stores .
Irain. Fishburne on DVD Tuesday.
also lets us in


on an ancient legend of a warlord trying to conquer the
world and how he unleashed a series of monsters into
the world.
By the time the film begins, Leonardo has been
missing for about a year. His three brothers, left to their
own devices, have given up fighting crime and now hold
part-time jobs. I won't spoil what they are, but it
provides several hilarious moments.
Everything about "TMNT" worked for me. The
animation is beautiful and really shows that second-tier
studios (i.e. not Pixar) can pull off amazing work. The
facial expressions on the turtles allowed them to show
emotions without speaking at times, hard to pull off with
animation. The action scenes are fun and even the
monsters are believable to a point.
The voice acting is great and I fell into the characters
very quickly. The turtles' voices are close to their old
ones and weren't jarring at all. Splinter's voice took a bit *
more time to get used to, but Mako, the prolific Japanese
actor, did an admirable job. Unfortantely, Mako died of
cancer only a day after it was announced he was
providing the voice, making "TMNT" the last film in his
lengthy career.
Sarah Michelle Geller voiced April and thankfully
didn't become an animated version of "Buffy: The
Vampire Slayer" in the process. Patrick Stewart's voice
was simply incredible as the villain Max Winters.
The story also held up well. Munroe's main plot,
involving monsters and ancient curses, could have easily
become a total mess. Instead, by staying true to the
characters and the world they inhabit, he was able to
create an engaging story with great action, and humor.
More so than the main conflict, Munroe's script shows
the turtles being what they really are, brothers. The
infighting, especially between Leonardo and
Raphael, is a great side story and culminates in
a roof-top scene that gave me goose bumps.
As I was sitting in the theater, watching the
trailers before the movie started, the teaser for
the upcoming "Underdog" movie was shown.
It reminded me of how bad movie
adaptations caii be and oril added to
my apprehension about the film.
There's a long line of adaptations
that have butchered the original
product to unrecognizable sludge.
Thankfully, "TMNT" proved
to be the exception. It is a fun
film for fans of any
incarnation of the turtles as
well as anyone new to the
crimefighting brothers.
The movie is rated PG.
The DVD release of
"TMNT," which will
also see HD-DVD and
BluRay editions,
includes an alternate
ending (in scratch test
/ form), audio commentary
with writer/director
Kevin Monroe, deleted
scenes and interviews with the
voice actors, including Patrick
Stewart, Sarah Michelle Gellar and
Lawrence Fishbourne.
At the time of the movie's release,
Munroe stated that he had plans for

In late June, sources close to
Imagi Entertainment were saying
talks with Warner Brothers and
The Weinstein Group were
going well and called the
odds of a sequel at 70/30
in favor.


I ALEDAR F EENT


THEATRE'
September 6-16
Tallahassee Little Theatre presents
Neil Simon's "Biloxi Blues." Tickets for
the production, directed by Matt
McCormick, can be purchased at
www.tallahasseelittletheatre.org or by
calling 850-224-8474.

CLASSICAL MUSIC
*.. -v, -, - -
The Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra
will host "American Celebration!
Ain't it a Pretty Night" featuring
soprano Teri Hansen. Tickets can be
purchased online at www.tickets.fsu.
edu. Single concert tickets are
available beginning in September by
calling the Fine Arts Ticket Office at
850-644-6500 or toll free at 800-757-
2146.
*Sunday, Sept. 23
Violinist Chlod Hanslip will kick off the
Tallahassee Artist Series' 2007-08


season with a performance at 2:30
p.m. in the Opperman Music Hall. For
more information, call 850-224-9934 or
visit www.theartistseries.com.


September 14-16
The Tallahassee Ballet 2007-08
Season opens with dramatic new
contemporary ballet set to live
chamber music in collaboration with
the FSU School of Music under the
direction of Deloise De Lima. Tickets to
the performances can be purchased
by calling the FSU Fine Arts Ticket
Office at 850-644-6500 or on-line by
visiting www.tickets.fsu.edu.


Monday, Sept. 17
The Grammy Award-winning Pointer
Sisters will perform at FSU's Ruby
Diamon Auditorium as part of a sneak


preview for the 10th anniversary of
Seven Days of Opening Nights. For
tickets, call 850-644-6500 or visit
www.tickets.fsu.edu.
Weekly
Upcoming concerts at Wild Adventures
in Valdosta, Ga., include Hootie and
the Blowfish on Aug. 11 and the
Doobie Brothers & Peter Frampton on
Aug. 18. Visit www.wildadventures.net
for details.


August 24-25
A Wild Thing auction and tennis
tournament to benefit Goose Creek
Wildlife Sanctuary will be held at
Forestmeadows on North Meridian
Street in Tallahassee. The auction will
be held Friday, Aug. 24, at 7 p.m. All
proceeds from the auction will aid in
the rescue, rehabilitation and release
of injured and orphaned wildlife.


Hootie & the Blowfish
The bluesy harmonies of Hootie & the Blowfish will fill the air when they come to Wild
Adventures in Valdosta, Ga., on Saturday, Aug. 11. The quartet met while in college at the
University of South Carolina, and released their first mainstream album, "Cracked Rear
View," in 1994. The album was the best-selling album in 1995 and remains the 1,2th best
selling album in music business history. Hootie & the Blowfish take the stage at 6:30 p.m;'tb
start the show, which is included in park admission, so bring your lawn chairs to set up and
enjoy the show. Reserved seating in front of the stage is also available at an additional charge
to park admission. For more information visit www.wildadventures.net.-

iA L Florida State Department of Dance!


DA \_ announces its upcoming season


The Florida State University'
Department of Dance will kick off
"another exciting season for a year
of college dance at its finest."
The 2007-08 season will include
works from world-class faculty,
guest choreographers and students.
The schedule includes:

EXPLORE AND EVOLVE
MFA Concert featuring
Blythe Barton and Kristen
Tucker
Oct. 12-13, 8 p.m.

DAYS OF DANCE
Nov. 8-10, 13-16, at 8 p.m.
Nov. to at 10:30 a.m.
Days of Dance "A"
Nov. 8, lo, 13, 15
Days of Dance "B"
November 9, 10, 14, 16

DANCE REPERTORY THEATRE
Jan. 25-26, 2008 at 8 p.m.

MFA CONCERT
Featuring Kathleen Byrne
and Michelle Fletcher
Feb. 8-9, 2o6008, at 8:00o pm

MFA CONCERT
Featuring A'keitha Carey
and Kristen Sholes
March 28-29, 2008, at 8 p.m.

AN EVENING OF DANCE
April 10-12, 2008, at 8 p.m.


(352) 498-7001


New Patients Welcome


No Prep

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P.O. Box 2059
117 NE Hwy. 351
Cross City, Fl.


MFA CONCERT
Featuring Kim Jones
and Andrew Noble
May 16-17, 2008, at 8 p.m.

Community members can order
season tickets by calling the Fine
Arts Ticket Office at 850-644-
6500 or visit dance.fsu.edu to
download a brochure. Individual
tickets will be available starting
Sept. 4.
All performances are held in the
Nancy Smith Fichter Dance
Theatre, located in the historic
Montgomery Hall.
This season also marks the 20th
anniversary of Friends of Dance,
the partnering organization for the
Department of Dance. Since its
founding in 1987, it has granted
more than 450 scholarships to
Florida State University dance
students. The organization's
primary focus is to provide
scholarship assistance; it also
provides financial support for all
of the department's activities.
The mission of the Department
of Dance is "to combine
exceptional artistic training with a
liberal arts education. This dual
dedication to art and learning has
yielded graduates who are dancers,
teachers, scholars, and leaders in
companies, schools universities,
and art organizations in the United
States and abroad."


Cross City

Dental, PA

Stephen M. Henry DMD
David R. Schneck DMD


Mini Implants for
Denture Stabilization
Crowns & Bridges


In addition to classes for dance
majors, approximately 350
students are instructed each
semester through the general
studies in dance classes open to
non-dance majors.
For more information about the
Department of Dance, call Emily
Keeler at 850-644-4425, e-mail to
ekeeler@fsu.edu, or visit online at
dance.fsu.edu.

Healing festival

set for Sept. 8

The history of White Springs -as
a healing center will be featured at :
'the Healing Arts Festival and
Workshop to be held at the
Stephen Foster Folk Culture a
Center State Park on Saturday,
Sept. 8.
Participants will experience the
healing benefits that yoga,
hypnosis, herbs, massage, mud
packs, Tai Chi, books, music,
pottery, weaving and Chakra
education, to name a few, can bave
on the body, mind and spirit.
The festival will be held at Craft
Square and will be free with park
admission.
For more information and to
register for lunch, please call 386-
397-1920, or visit the Web site
www.StephenFosterCSO.org. :




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B-4 Perry News-Herald August 10-11, 2007


Helping the world,



one box at a time


By MARK VIOLA
When a natural disaster strikes
in a far-away location on the globe,
nightly news broadcasts show
images of destruction and
suffering, seemingly too massive
and too remote to be helped.
Seeing the thousands of people
left homeless after such disasters
as earthquakes or hurricanes, Tom
Henderson, a member of the
Rotary Club of Helston-Lizard in
Great Britain, however, was
inspired to provide emergency
shelter to help.
And Shelter Box was born.
The purpose of Shelter Box. a
grassroots Rotary Club project
started by Henderson, is to provide
victims of disasters with shelter, by
supporting the efforts of the
Shelter Box Trust.
John and Trannie Lacquey,
members of the Branford Rotary
Club, spoke before members of the
Perry Rotary Club recently,
explaining the history and
accomplishments of the program.
In the past six years, more than
300,000 people have received
assistance through the program.
Since its start in Great Britain,


local Rotary clubs have expanded
Shelter Box to the United States,
Canada and Japan.
Foreign lands are not the only
places to have benefited from the
Shelter Box program. Following
Hurricane Katrina, 1,400 boxes
were sent to those left homeless by


SHELTER


the storm.
What is a Shelter Box?
Shelter Boxes are sponsored by
local civic groups, including
Rotary Clubs, schools and church
groups, businesses and individuals
and then prepared and packed at
the Shelter Box warehouse based
in Helston, Cornwall, England. A
sponsorship is $1,000, which
includes the materials,. assembly
and deployment.
The international relief agency


Feed the Children, has called the
Shelter Box "the best disaster relief
tool they have seen in their 20
years of experience."
Each Shelter Box contains the
following:
One 49 gallon box (the
Shelterbox) initially the container
for delivery of the materials listed
below. Once delivered, it can be
used as a water tank, food store,
cot, table, etc.
One domed ten-person -tent
(200 square feet of covered
accommodation), including two
fabric .interior privacy partitions,
outer fly-sheet and repair kit. The
tents are considered "winter
suitable" by international relief
standards.
Vinyl insulated sleeping mats
and lightweight thermal blankets.
More compact than sleeping bags,
the mats and blankets -have
multiple uses. The blanket can also
be fashioned to catch water, as a
tarp, etc. while the mat also serves
as a ground "table" for meals, or
tent rugs.
Ten envelope-type sleeping.
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2 boxes ofwaterpurioC. ..,ii.,, ,,, ,,/ :,, *
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B-5 Perry News-Herald August 10-11, 2007


B Branford Rotarians deployed to Nepal

Along with 200 Shelter Boxes to help flood victims


John and Trannie Lacquey, members of the Branford Rotary Club, were notified last week
that they would be deployed to Nepal to help victims of massive floods in the region. The couple,
who trained for 10 days earlier this year in the United Kingdom to .be a part of a response
tpam, were guest speakers last month at the Perry Rotary Club. They explained the history of
The disaster assistance program, as well as the locales around the world who have benefitted,
including victims in the United States from Hurrican Katrina. The local Rotary Club recently
announced that it has sponsored a Shelter Box. The club will be notified when the box is
.deployed and where.


BOX
Continued from page B-4
bags.
One pack of 180 water
purification tablets and one five-
gallon flat-pack water container.
Each tablet will purify a full
container of water providing 1,800
gallons of clean drinking water,
which 'should be sufficient for a
family of 10 for up to three
months.
Two 2.1 gallon, collapsible,
plastic water carriers.
One collapsible trenching
shovel.
Rope, 164 feet.
Repellant-treated mosquito
netting.
Ten PVC Ponchos/ten HD
plastic bags.
Tool kit in canvas bag: hachet,
jack-knife, screwdriver, hammer,
hoe head etc.
Multi-fueled cook stove.
Eating utensils: enamel
plates/cups.
Children's activity kit--simple
school supplies, stickers and
coloring book.
In addition to sponsoring two
Shelter Boxes through their Rotary
Club, John and Trannie Lacquey
also volunteered and trained to


serve as Shelter Box Response
Team (SRT) members in support of
Shelter Box operations world-
wide.
They were among 13 people
from North American Rotary clubs
(including five from Florida) who
took part in the first multi-national
training session for SRT
candidates conducted in Cornwall,
England, on April 20-29.
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November. Interested candidates
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application to Jim Miller, the U.S.
SRT Coordinator, at P.O. Box
5303, Niceville, FL 32578. .
For more information or
an application, visit
www.shelterboxusa.org.
The Lacqueys were alerted last
week that they would be sent on
their first deployment to Nepal.
Following massive flooding
across India, Nepal and
Bangladesh, it is believed that up
to 20 million people have been
displaced across the region after
the most severe monsoon rains in
years.
In Nepal about a third of the
country has been hit by flooding.
In the low-lying Terai district, at


least 24,000 families are known to
have had their homes swept a\: y
while the rain has also caused
floods and landslides in the hilly
areas of the Himalayan nation.
"These people have no home, no
clothes and no food. They are
suffering very much from hunger
and many common diseases.
Hundreds of people have
disappeared and there is no way to
look for them," said Renu Sharma
of the Women's Foundation of
Nepal.
An initial consignment of 200
Shelter Boxes is planned for
deployment to the area.
"We're excited and nervous at
the same time, but this is what we
have worked and trained so hard
for," Trannie Lacquey said in an e-
mail after hearing the news.
"Shelter Box is an awesome
project and we're proud to be a part
of it and we're equally proud of
Rotary and all the good works they
do in the world."
The Perry Rotary Club recently
sponsored a Shelter Box, and is
currently raising funds for a
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AUCTION 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
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miles on the right. AU691 -COL. RON COX
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8/1-8/31
Fat goose Auction this Friday in downtown
Chiefland-at 6:30 p.m.. Great glassware,
primitives of all types, artwork, very nice
Ithaca mod.37 12 gag. shotgun, along
with several black power muskets,
decoys, large early ship wheels, wagon
wheel, nice painted and porcelain metal
advertisement signs, super arrow head
collection even metal points and other
relics, vintage watch fobs, huge dough
bowl, early pie safe, super marble
collection (all old). Like always lots more
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8/1-8/10
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Retail value $400 firm. Takes all. 578-
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excellent operating condition, 223-3198.
7/27-8/3
For Sale: 2003 Buick Park Avenue. One
owner, very clean, Silver Blue Metallic, V-
6, good gas mileage, 78,000 miles. NADA
$11,950. Call 584-2964.
8/3-8/22'
For'Sale: 1977 Ford F-350 Ranger Camper
Special. 460 motor, Edellbrock 4 barrel, 4-
11 Rearend. Good second truck or good
hunting truck $2500.00. Please call 584-
9261.
8/3-8/17
1997 Chrysler LHS. Silver 150 K, $3000
o.b.o
For Sale: 1972 Volkswagen, 4 speed with
a 1949 Ford body. Call 838-1589.
8/8
For Sale: 1986 Ford F-350 Supercab,
Diesel Dually. runs strong, needs some
TLC $1500 o.b,o Weekdays 584-9022,
weekends 578-2452.
8/8-8/10
For. Sale: 1996 Ford Econoline Show
Coach Van. Captains chairs, rear sofa
bed. 77K miles. Very nice Van! $4,500
o.b.o. Call Steve at 584-9245 or 584-1231.
8/10-8/22



For Sale: One registered red angus bull. 2
. and 1/2 years old with papers. Is a proven
sire. Call 584-3737 for more info,
8/3-8/10
Free kittens & mommy cat. 3 male,1
female, litter box trained.. Raised indoors
around large dogs. 8 weeks old. Call 838-
6057.
8/10-8/15
For Sale: Chihuahua Puppies, 2 female-
white 1 fawn, 1 male-white. Health
certificate-$200. Wormed and first shots.
ADORABLE. Call 584-6756-1 make sure
to press number 1 and ask for Margaret.
8/8-8/15
For Sale: Gray horse, mare, 15 hands. Age
?, easy keeper (pasture only), high energy,
O.K. in woods. Come ride an make an
offer. Call 584-3553 please leave
message.
8/8-8/10
Free Blueheeler mix puppies.
Call cell#(850) 251-8623 or home# (850)
584-5866.
8/8-8/10


Inside and Treasures & More Glassware
Outside Shops New Hours: Sat-Sun 10-4 Antiques
Yard Sale We buy...call us! Collectibles
Set-up l MrtTools
$8 & up Hwy. 19 S. 838-1422 *584-7124 Mon-Th Furniture


WANT TO BUY


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I Cal Mak Sotherand 850)584-021 soh~to~e


Camper 17 FT Shasta. Good for hunting,
fishing, a camp or storage $550
o.b.o/trade. 584-7003
8/10-8/15DG .
For Sale 2000 EZ Go Golf Cart. Battery
.operated with accessories $1800.00
optional. Call 850-838-2925
7/20-8/15

2006 Baja WD250 Big Bear 250 Camo
Edition. Mint shape, very low hours, never
mistreated, front/rear racks, used only in
yard. $1,750 OBO. Looks and runs like a
new one. Please call 584-8563.
8/8tf
2000 Kenner, 90 HP. Ready to fish $7000
o.b.o. Call 843-2697
8/8-8/17




This an attempt to collect a debt owed to
me Renee Weeks by Lisa Granger and
Lisa Mitchem. This add will run 4 weeks
before legal action is taken.
8/8-8/31


(Lonely) .in-70.slooking,,drn'a lady, who
would'like the attention and affection-and
love, to share a lasting friendship on our
golden years. I am 5'7, gray hair, very
active, run part-time Lawn Service in
summer. Retired Movie Theater owner, no-
smoker, non- drinker. I am very lonely and
need someone to share special moments
with, Let's talk, there's so much more to
say.. Please call 850-584-6574 day or
night. lf l"m not home, please leave a
message.' I will return your call same dayi
Hope we meet soon.
8/8-8/10 -


Land for Sale, 221 North between Shiloh
Chruch Rd. and Cairo Parker Rd. 1 acre
lots with paved roads. Owner financing
available. Please Call (386)658-1346 or
(850)584-7466.
3/21trnEF


OPEN HOUSE
SAT., AUG 11 -2PM TO 5 PM




103 Dogwood Way
Beautiful 3/2 Brick Home. 3500 Sq Ft on
a 2 Acre Lot. Listed at $280,500.
Owner will consider a Lease w/ Option to Buy
or even a 6 mo.- 1-yr. Lease
Wine & Cheese Party at Open House.
X' Call Debby Howard at
SUN & STARS REALTY
for questions or directions
850-223-1849 or 386-590-0848
For Sale By Owner Near 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,
REDUCED $155,000, call 850-578-3094
for apt.
7/20-8/15
Comfortable, well maintained 3/2 home on
5 city lots in Perry, FL.310 W, Oak St.
1716 sq, ft, + carport & Fla room. Central
heat & Air, extras. $147,500, (850) 584-
3738 or 385-8240.
8/10-8/31


Small ads...big deals!


-am I Iii FOR RENT


!! PRICE REDUCTION!! NEW 3/2 DWMH
on 1.5 acres... Was $139,900 Now
$119,900... seller willing to take loss. Call
for appointment... 850-672-2141
8/1 1HP
LEASE WITH OPTION TO BUY
Beautiful 3500 Sq Ft Home on 2 acres
located at 103 Dogwood Way. Plenty
of room for you & your family to spread
out. Owner may consider lease also.
Or, buy this home outright for $280,500.
Contact Debby Howard at
X Sun & Stars Realty
223-1849 or 386-590-0848
for a private showing of this home
Open House Sat., Aug 11, 2pm -5pm
Wine & Cheese. Realtors welcome.
For Sale by Owner: 1 mile to Gulf, Not in
flood zone, 2BD/1BA Mobliehome, Central
heat & air. Roof over, large screen porch,
metal A frame garage w/ open garage on,
both sides, fenced in yard, good well and
septic. Boarders Hunt Club on back
$64,500. Please call 1-850-578-3104.
8/3, 8/10


.FORECL SUREI B ,r ,Ii r, acres
in Spring Warrior. $89,947... MUST ACT
FAST Call 850-838-9090.
8/1 IHP
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
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
Commercial Building for sale 13,5000 sq.
Old Badcock Furniture Building. Call 850-
584-5891. Pete Fortner
7/19tfnBC


CLOSE OUT 1 ONLY 28X70 3BD/2BH
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
Mobile Home for Sale: 2 bedroom, 2 bath
mobile home. Kitchen with center island
and china cabinet. Garden bath in master
bedroom. 1990 in excellent condition. New
carpet. Ready to move to your lot, Lv.
Message at 850-223-1714.
No down for Landownersl Even if you sti'
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
Flow about a new mobile hQme 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
Landowners, easy financing. No proof o
income required for most cases. Call for
details Prestige Home Centers in
Chiefland. Also open Sunday 12-5 p.m.
3/16tfnPH
For Sale: 1979 56ft. Liberty Mobile Home.
Floor has been replaced $1500.00. Call
850-584-9177 or 850-371-0183.
8/1-8/31
Enjoy your freedom
to attend the church
of your choice.


AUCTIONS Eld


Help Wanted
Herbicide applicators, must be 18, Must
like being in woods, Must be willing to
work out of town, Will Train. Apply in
person at Randel's Landclearing and
Development 1949 S. Jefferson St. Perry,
FL 584-3807.
8/10-9/4RLD
Driver-Regional
GUARANTEED HOME EVERY
WEFKEND Avg. $825--$1025/week
NO TOUCH FREIGHT 65%
preload/pretarped CDL-A req'd 877-428- -
5627 www.ctdrivers.com
8/10
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Yard Sale Prices- Back to School Sale-
Whole Month of August- Gifts of Grace-
106 E. Main St. on Square- Buy one get
one half price- Lots to choose from-
Aeropostale, American Eagle, Gap, Old
Navy, Outlaw Wear, Etc. Clothes for all
ages.- Tax Free Days Aug. 3 thru 13.-
Avon, Avon, Avon, 20% off in store
purchase- Plenty in stock, including
jewelry. 584-7770 12:30 to 5:30, Tuesday
thru Friday and 10:00 to 3:00 Saturday.
Remember market days downtown last
Saturday of July and August 8:00 to 2:00.
7/27-8/8
SHOP INDOORSl!!!
Yard Sale: Saturday August 11, 2007 from
8 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the USW Union Hall
on Old Dixie Highway. All proceeds to go
to Big Bend Hospice. For questions or
directions, call Steve at 584-9245 or 584-
1231.
8/10
Yard Sale: Saturday August 11th, 7 a.m. -
3 p.m. 1004 West Bacon, Perry, Fl.
Everything Must Go, books, clothes,
furniture, jewelry, kitchen appliances, lady
hats, televisions and much more!!
8/10
Yard Sale: 125 Oakland Dr. South 19
behind CDI. Friday & Saturday August
10th & 11th from 8:00-2:00. 584-9198.
Dining room table & chairs, couch, love
seat, two dressers, T.V.,VCR, Microwave,
boys & girls clothes 12 months to size 7,
dishes, pots & pans, 2 file cabinets: lots
more. Early birds Welcome.
8/8-8/10
Multi-Family Yard Sale: Saturday August
.11th. 304 N Center St. Housewares,
furniture, adult/children's clothing, toys,
etc.
8/10
Sadler Drum Friday & Saturday, 4289 US
98 West. Rain or shine. Kirby vacuum,
inside warehouse, lots of stuff.
8/10
House Clearance Sale: Saturday August
11th 7:00-until. James R. Cruce 6519
South Red Padgett Rd.
8/8-8/10
Yard.Sale: Saturday August 11th on 1160
S. Fair Rd., (Off Reddick Dr.) Fishing rods,
four wheel tires, tent, lots of items 7-12:30.
Look for Signs.
8/10


southern Villas of Perry
Looking 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/TTY 711. 315 Puckett Rd,
Perry, FI, 32347. Equal Housing
Opportunity.
5/2tfnSV
Woodridge Apartments
3. BR HC and Non-HC Accessible
apartments now avalible. Rental
assistance may be avaible to qualified
applicants. HUD vouchers considered.
Equal Housing Opporunity. 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
6/11WA
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.
8/3tfnLS
1 Bedroom Apartment Available Now,
$455.00 a month. First, last month rent due
at signing.
8/8tfnWOS
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.
8/3tfnLS
Spacious 2BD/1BATH Mobile Home for
rent, with a large screened in porch over
looking a pond. This home, nestled in
between the dogwood trees and azaleas
on 4 wooded acres in the Shady Grove
area, has a complete new bath and
kitchen, with hardwood laminate floors
throughout. Available immediately. Rent is
$500 'a month. Call Chris at 838-2500
during the day and 838-3025 in the
evening. Cell # 850-508-8468.
8/10-8/22
3 BR/ 2 Bath Mobile Home, Very clean,
Central Heat & Air with washer and dryer.
$500 a month, plus $250 deposit. Woods
Creek Rd. No pets, References required.
838-0949 Leave message.
8/8-8/15
House For Rent: 3 or 4 bedroom 1 bath
$750 a month.107 El dorado Dr. Call Day
time 584-6480, call night time 850-223-
3346. Ask for Susan.
8/10-8/17
1 ',Bedroorm Apartment. Available.
September 1st, $455.00 a month. First,
Last month rent due at signing.
8/8tfnWOS
For Rent: 3 BR/ 2 BA, very clean. No pets.
No smoking, deposit, first month, and last
month. (850) 838-9514 leave message. Ref
required, Shady Grove.
7/20-8/10



Check Station Positions Available
The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission is hiring for
seasonal work at check stations during the
upcoming archery and general gun hunting
seasons.-Positions available in Taylor
County. Pays $6.67 per hour. Positions
begin September 22, 2007. For details call
(850) 838-9016, or stop by the Big Bend
Field Office at 663 Plantation Rd. in Perry.
EO/AA
7/25-9/19
LPN
Seeking an energetic and experienced
Licensed Practical Nurse for the 2p-10p
shift full-time. Leadership are a great plus.
Please,contact Holly Reed, Director of
Nursing for information @ (386).294-3300.
Lafayette Health Care Center, 512 W.
Main St., Mayo, FL.
8/8-8/17


6 p.m.
7 p.m.


Shrine Club
(Hwy. 19 North) 584-2434
*Must be 18 yrs. or old:'


HELP WANTED

Bookkeeper/Executive Secretary
for retail business in Perry, FL
Computer skills required. Exp. + acctg. software +.

Send cover letter, resume, references and salary req. to
Jaredugunter@yahoo.com or fax to 850-838-9091




Marshall Healthcare

Needs You!


RNs* LPNs* CNAs
Full-time *Part-time PRN positions available


Call Sue Love, RN, DON
r- 850-584-6334


r Marshall Health

S & Rehab Center
207 Marshall Dr.- Perry
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IRONWOOD HOMES OF PERRY

850-838-9090


2BR$29,990!!

BR $39,990 !!!
No sit 3aB R ...
4 BR $52,990!!!

S . 5 BR $67,990 !!!!


Absolutely NO HIDDEN COSTS

prices above include delivery, set-up,

AC, skirting, and steps!!!

S**Delivery included up to 50 miles from dealership*


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


Little House in Perry For Sale





OPEN HOUSE

This Saturday, Aug. 11 -- 10 am 2 pm
2 Bedroom, 1 Bath REDUCED to $34,000 .
Will consider offers
Corner Lot 201 W. Ash St. -- Perry, Fla. -- 1-727-247-5360


PHLEBOTOMY -

CLASS

OFFERED

ContactJoe Collins .

584-4596

Help wanted Backcock & More. Set up and
delivery. Must be 21 yrs old. License anc'
good driving record required. No phon;
call! Apply in person 1225 S. Jefferson St.:
3/30tfnBC
Advent Christian Village
'Current JOBS Line Advertisement
call 658-5627 or visit www.acvillage.net
24 hrs/day, 7 days/week
If excellent in quality & compassionate
care are important, give us a call. Our
team may be what you have been looking
for!
Become part of a professional and caring
team; and experience gratification like :
never before.
Cook and Support Food Service Positions
High School diploma or equivalent
desired. Dependability and cooperative -
working style required. Experience in
institutional food service a plus.
Competitive wages & competitive benefits
for FT positions (health, dental, life,
disability, supplemental insurance; 403b;
paid time off) plus access to onsite
daycare and fitness facilities.
Apply in person at Personnel Office
(Carter Village Hall) Monday through
SFriday from 9:00 a.m. until 4:0; or f ak
resume/credentials to (386) 658-5160.
EOE/ Drug-Free Workplace
Criminal background checks required
8/1-8/10
Avon Reps Needed! How would you likc
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
850-843-2605.
8/1-9/1



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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

TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS

Engineer- FT $50,024-$56,305 DOQ
public Safety Director- $59,000-$67,000-
'00Q
Animal Control Officer- $9.31 hr.
Firefighter/EMT $10.78 hr.
Mosquito Control Truck Driver Seasonal /
part time $8.04
Roll Off Site Attendant Call in $6.68 hr.

Job descriptions and applications can be
obtained fror www.taylorcountygov.com,
www.employflorida.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 emailed to bains(@nfwdb.org.
8/3tfn




NEED CASH?
GOT JUNK?
GOT JUNK CARS; TRUCK?
I BUY SCRAP METALS!!
850-838-JUNK (5865)
State Certified Scales
2/7-1/25


Swann

Bail pti.

Bonds

Swann Bonding Agency
EARL SWANN BAIL BONDS
"Where Everyday Is Springtime"
107N.
Jefferson St.584 -2757

CARPET & VINYL
Installation and repairs done at a good
price. No overhead. Direct savings to you.
30 years experience. 850-838-9050.
' Please leave message.
01/04tfnBR
Phat Boyz
Auto Painting & Body Works
We can paint your car for
as little as $249.95.
Call for details.
Free Estimates.
Pickup & Delivery Available.
50 years of experience.
Call 850-578-2578
8/1-8/24 ,

Stump Grinding
Reasonable Rates
Reliable Service
(850) 843-2957

Chad Dees Lawn Care
Hi, Taylor County, love to spend time in
great outdoors with 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-
8959 hit 1, or email us at
chdees1287@hotmail.com and I will return
your call. Chad H. Dees/Owner.
6/22-8/29
The Handyman experts LLC, honest work!
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
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
3/7tfnCS
A to Z Farm and Lawn Service
*Land clearing, tree trimming/ removal,
dump truck service, harrowing, bush hog
mowing, -rake work, dirt leveling and
complete lawn service. Call 584-6737.
3/9tfnA
J.D.'s Tree Service and Lawn Care.
Licensed and insured. Free estimates. We
also grind stumps. Call today 838-1280.
Firewood for sale.
tfJD

Come one... '
come allE

|PERRY ELKS -


Monday 7:00 p.m.
- Public Welcome
305 Puckett Road ,


TREE CAPITAL'

CLEANING

UPHOLSTERY
& CARPET
CLEANING -
Dries in 3-4 hours

584.CLEAN p
(584.2532) "
Home or Business needs lawn work or
cleaning, Call us Brenda or Terry 850-223-
2477.
STUMP GRINDING
AND
PRESSURE WASHING.
Free Estimates!!!
Call Billy Blue at
672-0955 or 838-1307
3/10tfnBB
Morgan's Tree Service and Debris
Removal. Free estimates. Call 352-498-
7844 or 850-672-0709.
.6/8-9/28





Convenience Store-Gold Mine Gas tanks
new, only diesel in area, includes store &
2 Bdrm Managers home, pizza sales,
former coin laundry, 1 acre, seafood
market & restaurant needed, traffic count
6000 daily, Lamont, FL, $175,000.
All Realty Services 850-973-9990
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
CONCERNING INTERLOCAL 'AGREEMENT
BETWEEN TAYLOR COUNTY AND DIXIE
COUNTY RELATING TO THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF A GOVERNMENTAL
UTILITY AUTHORITY
Notice is hereby given that ,the Taylor
County Board of County Commissioners
will hold a public hearing on Tuesday,
August 21, 2007 at 6:15 p.m. or as soon
thereafter as the matter.can be heard.
in the County Commission meeting.
room, at the Taylor County
Administrative Complex, 201 East Green
Street. Perry, Florida 32347, to receive
public input on an interlocal agreement
relating to establishment of a
Governmental Utility Authority relating to
water and wastewater.services.
The public hearing may be continued to
one or more future dates. Any interested '
party shall be advised that the date,
time and place of any continuation of
the public hearing shall be announced
during the public hearing and that no
further notice concerning the matter will
be published, unless said continuation
exceeds six calendar, weeks from the
date of the above referenced public
hearing.
The draft interlocal agreement is
available to the public and mdy be
inspected at the Taylor County
Adminstrdftive,' Complex, (Old 'Post
Office), 201 E. Green Street, Perry, Florida
32347. It will also be available for
inspection at
www.taylorcountvaov.com. ,
All members, of the public are welcome
to attend. Notice is further given,
pursuant to Florida Statutes. 286.0105,
that any persons deciding to appeal any
matter considered at this hearing will
need a record of the hearing 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.
Dated this 8'" day of August, 2007, BY
ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS, Taylor County, Florida.
8/10
IN THE COUNTY COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA JUDITH CAUGHMAN Plaintiff, VS
UNKNOWN Defendant CASE NO 62-2007-
CC-28800A-01 NOTICE OF ACTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT .A
PETITION TO DETERMINE OWNERSHIP OF A
MOTOR HOME HAS BEEN FILED AND YOU
ARE REQUIRED TO SERVE A COPY OF
YOUR WRITTEN OBJECTIONS, IF ANY, ON
JUDITH E'CAUGHMAN, PO BOX 646,
STEINHATCHEE, FL 32359 WHO IS THE
PETITIONER, ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER
8TH, 2007, 'AND FILE THE ORIGINAL WITH
THE CLERK OF THE COURT EITHER BEFORE
SERVICE ON THE PETITIONER, OR
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER; OTHERWISE, A
DEFAULT WILL BE ENTERED FOR THE RELIEF
DEMANDED IN THE PETITION. WITNESS MY
HAND AND SEAL OF THIS COURT ON-THE
8TH DAY OF AUGUST, 2007, AT TAYLOR
COUNTY, FLORIDA. CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT BY: SALINA FORD DEPUTY
CLERK.
8/10, 8/17, 8/24, 8/31

IN THE COUNTY COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA JAMES EDWARD PIPER, Plaintiff
CASE NO 62-2007-CC-257-OOA-01 VS
UNKNOWN, defendant NOTICE OF
ACTIOlN.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
PETITION TO DETERMINE OWNERSHIP OF A
MOTOR VEHICLE HAS BEEN FILED AND
YOU ARE REQUIRED TO SERVE A COPY OF
YOUR WRITTEN OBJECTIONS, IF ANY, ON
JAMES EDWARD PIPER 512 2 BACON ST.
PERRY FL 32348 WHO IS THE PETITIONER,
ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 18TH, 2007, AND
FILE THE ORIGINAL WITH THE CLERK OF
THE COURT EITHER BEFORE SERVICE ON
THE PETITIONER, OR IMMEDIATELY
THEREAFTER; OTHERWISE, A DEFAULT WILL
NW ENTERED FOR THE RELIEF DEMANDED
IN THE PETITION. WITNESS MY HAND AND
SEAL OF THIS COURT ON THE 18TH DAY OF
JULY, 2007, AT TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA..
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Salina
Ford DEPUTY CLERK
7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10


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