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Kickoff 7:30 p.ml.


September 21-22, 2007


Traffic fines

go up Oct. 1

Caught speeding or running a
red light? Fines for these 'and other
traffic infractions will be going up,
effective Oct. 1.
Perry Police Department Chief
Vern Clark unveiled the new
traffic fine schedule this week,
noting that the average increase
was "$3 to 6 per charge."
Drivers caught speeding in
school o? construction zones will
face the highest fines, up to
$358.50 (for speeds 20-29 above
the legal limit).
Anyone nabbed speeding in
excess of 30 miles per hour above-
the legal limit will be issued a
summons for a mandatory court
appearance.
Drivers found violating seatbelt
laws can be ticketed for a fine of
$71.50..
The fine for failure to use proper
child restraint safety equipment
will be $118.50.
Parking in a handicapped.
parking spot without the required
documehtation/sticker could result
in a fine of $138.50. "
Topping that is the fine for
passing the safety arm at a railroad
crossing: $158.50.
The same fees also applies for
failing to stop for a school bus;
passing a school bus (when it is ,
stopped for loading and/or
unloading students) calls for a
mandatory court appearance.
Drivers caught running a red
light will face a $183.50 fine.
In addition to points being
added to their driving record,
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Need 0 lb aht?
The Taylor County Health Department
will be administering flu shots
Wednesday, Oct. 3, and Wednesday,
Oct. 10, by appointment only. .
The cost will be $20 (unless you have
Medicare, Plan B).
Call 584-5087 to make an
appointment and for more information.

Karate ton .ent
Saturday
Parents of the Tora No Maki Karate
Team invite the community to a Tora No
Maki Challenge Saturday, Sept. 22, at
the Taylor County High School gym,
The traditional karate tournament will
begin at 8:30 a.m. and continue to 3:30
p.m.
For more information, contact Jimmy
Bowden at 838-3656.

opew No=uS at PPS
Perry Primary School will host an
Open House Monday, Sept. 24, with two
sessions .to accommodate different
grade levels.
The first session will be from 5-6 p.m.
for kindergarten (yellow, purple, navy
and lime. pods); first grade (orange pod
and Rene Heard's class); and second
grade (the classes of Debi Sherrod,
Susan Dall and Judy Burant).
The second session will be from 6:15-
7:15 p.m. for first grade (blue and teal
pods) and second grade (red, gold and
silver pods).

Three ivrs w lb at fb e
ibwiy Sept 24
Three Rivers Legal Services, Inc.,-will
be at the Taylor County Public Library
Monday, Sept. 24, from .,11 a.m. until 1
p,m,
Three Rivers assists with housing,
public benefits, Medicaid, Medicare and
family law. The service does not cover
criminal 'matters, traffic tickets or
personal injury. Call 800-495-0039 for a
pre-screening.


Pery News-Hera

Stall f the South Si-.ce 1e : '


Massive search launched



Georgia boaters missing in Gulf


Dozens of local officers with the
Florida Fish & Wildlife
Conservation Commission (FWC)
and the Taylor County Sheriffs
Office (TCSO), along with
members of the U.S. Coast Guard,
are searching in the vicinity of the
Steinhatchee River for two missing
boaters in a 19-foot boat.
"We received a call from the
Coast Guard around 3:30 a.m. this
morning (Thursday) requesting
assistance in the search for two
men overdue. Officers have been


City holds

final hearing

on budget

Tuesday


City residents have one more
opportunity to voice their opinions
on the coming, year's municipal
budget during a final public
hearing Tuesday night at, City
Hall.
The city council is expected to
formally adopt the proposed 2007-
08 budget hnd proposed millage
rate during the hearing, which
begins at 6:30 p.m.-
City" residents will see an
estimated 12 percent reduction in
property taxes, with the millage
rate dropping from 4.6675 to
4.1231 once the plan is approved.-
At last week's city meeting,
Mayor Emily Ketring summarized
the actions taken by the council for'
the coming budget year:
"For public clarity, I wanted to
reiterate what proposals have not
been adopted by the city. council:
garbage pick-up will remain two.
times per week; all street lights
will remain on; sewer rates will
remain the same; crossing guards
will remain, city employees; and
the city will continue selling
natural gas at the discounted rate.
Highlighting the changes
planned for next year, Ketring
said, "We will start charging for
false alarms from alarm systems.
The high volume of calls our
police officers respond to takes
valuable time away from other
necessary duties. This is a service
fee."
She continued, "We will be
Please see page 2


out since about 4:30 a.m. looking
for the men," FWC Public
Information Coordinator Karen
Parker said.
The search and rescue teams
were facing eight-foot seas and
winds up to 25 knots.
"The weather is so bad right now
in the Gulf that it is hindering our
efforts, but we are all still out there
searching," Parker said.
According to family members,
Chris Burkhalter, 37, and his uncle,
John Burkhalter, 54, both residents


of Macon, Ga., brought the boat, a
1985 Chaparral christened "Blue
Angel," to Riverhaven Marina in
Steinhatchee, to do some, fishing
and work on their grandmother's
house, located next to the marina.
The Coast Guard received a call
from Chris's wife about 12 a.m.
(Thursday), reporting that the two
men headed to the marina Tuesday
morning, Sept. 18, and she had not
spoken to her husband since.
The Coast Guard received
confirmation at 8:10 a.m.,


Thursday, Sept. 20, from a worker
at the marina that both men arrived
at the marina about 3 p.m.,
Tuesday. The two left gear, food
and their cell phones at the house
and took- the boat for a test drive
about 3:30 p.m., Tuesday.
"The men bought three-day
fishing, licenses at the marina, put
in and nobody has heard from them
since," Parker said. "We have
confirmed that the boat was
launched Tuesday. We contacted'
Chris' wife this afternoon and she


still hasn't heard from either of the
men."
Further investigation found that
the vessel the two men were using
had a history of engine problems.
A Coast Guard 27-foot response
boat from Yankeetown, a 47-foot
response boat from Station Sand
Key in Clearwater, three HH-60
Jayhawk rescue helicopters from
Coast Guard. Air Station
Clearwater and Moody Air Force
,* Please see page 2


fines


for false



alarms?

Do yodu have an alarm system
installed in a home or "business
inside the city limits of Perry?
-:If ihe ciiy council passes a
proposed ordinance, you will have
to register your system with the
city or face hefty fines for any
0 false alarms.
According to City Manager Bob
Brown, the intent of the ordinance
"is not to generate revenue, but to-
have people make sure that their
- alarm systems work properly.
"Last year, city police
responded to more than 600 false
alarms," he said.
Brown and City Attorney Mike
Smith presented the commission,
with the proposed ordinance for its ..
first reading during its meeting:,
Thursday, Sept. 13.
According to Smith, he based,
the ordinance on one in
Gainesville, which in turn was
based on one from Sarasota passed
in 1983.
As first presented to the council;.:
the ordinance would have
mandated an annual $45 fee for-
residents and business owners to
register their alarm systems.
If an unregistered system
resulted in a false alarm, the
property owner would be subject
to a $250 fine per. false alarm.
For those registered, however,
'- Please see page 2


The new mobile Employment Connections bus has 13 work stations for residents to use. The
bus will be in Taylor County every Wednesday, beginning Oct. 2.


Employment Connections



goes mobile with new bus


Wednesday saw the inaugural
visit from Employment
Connections' new mobile service
unit, a state-of-the-art bus with 13
work stations offering Internet,
telephone and fax access for those
needing employment assistance.
The bus is handicapped-
accessible.
The mobile unit will travel


around the six-county region of the
North Florida Workforce
Development Board (NFWDB),
which closed its office in Taylor
County this past summer in a move
to consolidate its resources to its
main office in Madison County.
"We are able to do the same
things here that we can do in our
main office, except actual' case
management," said Coordinator
Glenda Branch, who was busy
throughout the day Wednesday.


By 3 p.m., the bus, which was
parked in the Kmart parking lot,
had more than 70 people sign in for
assistance.
According to Branch, she and
her staff are able to assist residents
with unemployment applications,
job search assistance, resume
preparation, current job market
information, skills assessment and
career exploration.
,.* Please see page 2


Want a ticket?
Fairpoint Communications is donating 100 free tickets to the Pickin' in the Pines
Bluegrass Festival set Oct. 5-6. Shown are Randy Newman with Fairpoint, left, and
Chamber of Commerce Chairman Aaron Portwood. Tickets are available at the
chamber office while supplies last; limit two per person.


Perry News-Herald
ThPickinre iohe Piness 118th Year, No 38
Pickin' the Pines p. .. ,ww.perrniUspapes.co.m


Looking Back .........A-2
Living ............... A-4
Sports ............... A-6
Religion .............. A-7


The currents have changed once
again for the ducks and their
downtown pond.
While the City of Perry and
American Legion members
reached a tentative agreement
earlier this month regarding the
upkeep the duck pond, City
Manager Bob Brown told council
members last Thursday that the
Legion had changed its mind and
now wants to give the property to
the city.
The city--which had maintained
the pond grounds for decades--
recently stopped its clean-up after
learning that the land actually
belonged to the American Legion.


Community ........... B-1
Entertainment ......... B-2
TV listings ............ B-3
Classifieds ........... B-6


"State statute's prevent (the city)
from doing any sort of
maintenance on private property,"
Brown said.
Legion members were also
surprised to learn that they owned
the property.
According to the deal, the city
would renew its maintenance of
the grounds in exchange for the
Legion allowing the city to use the
pond for a holding site for its storm
water.
Such a deal is allowed by state
statutes, Brown said.
With Brown present, however,
the Legion's membership voted
down the agreement and instead


Friday
85i / 72
50%


asked that the city take over the
property.
Brown told the council on
Thursday, Sept. 13, that he had'
checked with Suwannee River
Water Management District to see
if they would want the property.
"They don't want it," he said.
Councilman Don Cook made a
motion to accept the property;
Councilman Doug Everett
seconded and the measure passed
unanimously.
The issue still has to return to the
Legion for a final vote, and the
national organization must
approve the land trani-l'r. Brown .
said.


Saturday


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50% 50%


American Legion wants city


to have title for duck pond














Looking


Back


A-2 Perry I


September 21-22>-.Q


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' ,.. ,': em ories


"Junior and Old Bead
When a young William T. "Junior" Porter went to live with his uncle Auley Hendry in Shady Grove following the death of his
Smother, he got not only.a new foster family, but also a new.mule named "Old Bead." Pretty soon, Junior and Old Bead were a
familiar site around the small community, going to school, plowing gardens and helping to round up free rage cattle and hogs.
*'"The saddle was an old Army saddle that had been broken and fitted for the mule. We would ride the woods looking for cows that
-may have gotten stuck in bogs and would go into San Pedro Bay to round up cattle," Porter recalled. Known to many locally as
1the "window cleanirig man," Porter said old friends from Shady Grove still comment about "Old Bead" every now and,,#gain. This
photo shows Porter and Old Bead in front of the schoolbus which transported students to Shady Grove School.


SJackson 'faithful to task set before him'


Editor's Note: Longtime educator
SAndrew Edwin Jackson taught three
::generations of the Wigglesworth
:,family; in the following article, patriarch
6 'John Wigglesworth, 93, shares his
memories of the former teacher.
Andrew Edwin Jackson was
i 'born ia log cabin Jan. 29, 1889,,
the youngest of six children and
*two half-brothers. The older
Brother, Jim Jackson, was clerk of
circuit court for 30 years. His
.brother Festus was his assistant.
'-Cleveland was a Baptist minister
;'and a United States mail carrier.
\ :The other two brothers were
farmers.
SAs a young boy, he walked to
school with his sister Shelley at
!Fenholloway. He rode a railroad
bicycle to Perry High School and
'graduated from high school with
honors. He received a teacher's
,certificate and began teaching in a
:.three-room classroom in
| Fenholloway in 1907. From
.Fenholloway he went to Thelma,
z Athena (where he met and married
SLorene Wilder at' age 22), San
Pedro, Springdale, Hampton
-',Springs, Carbur High School and
,the Connell settlement.
i Andrew Edwin Jackson was the
first principal at Foley Junior High
,School, which Was founded in


1929. When Brooks-Scanlon came
from Eastport near Jacksonville to
Foley, Foley Junior High School
was founded and the Fenholloway
School moved to Foley. The
following school year, 1930-31,
Foley Junior High was made a high
school and A.H. 'Wentmorth
became principal and Mr. Jackson
was named his assistant principal.
However, the next school year,
1931-32, Mr. Wentworth went to,
the state legislature and Mr.
Jackson assumed the principalship
again. The same year the. senior
high school was moved to Perry
and Foley became a junior high
school once again.
Mr. Jacksoh remained at the
Foley school from 1929-1952, 23
years, and then retired. 'He 'served'
as principal of the Foley school for
22 years; the only year he was not
principal was the only year it was a
high school. At that time it was the
. longest any had, served as principal
of a Taylor County school. During
his tenure, Mr. Jackson never took
a vacation. While there he also
served as a teacher, basketball
coach and a humanitarian. He was
a strict disciplinarian who kept all
the students in good order and
expected the teachers to maintain a
good learning atmosphere in their'


rrSeptember 21-22,2007



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Perry, Florida (850) 584-5513

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rooms.
In addition to his responsibilities
at the school Mr. Jackson was a
farmer; started his own company,
Jackson Water Company; and
attended college for years every
summer, while teaching during the
scho l ar urnti[r'h'7 rece" cJd h i
master's degree from the
University of Florida.
There is much more that could
be said about. Andrew Edwin
Jackson but too little space to do it
in. He was a. good man who
touched many.lives. He taught
three generations of
Wigglesworths and we are grateful
for his instruction.
He died Jan. 24, 1963, "going
-easy and' knowing.he finished the
fight to the best of his ability." He
often admonished us in school
with these words: "He that is
diligent in his task and found
faithful in his work will succeed."


THE PERRY
NEWS-HERALD
Sept. 7 and 14, 1972

WILLIAMS SWORN
IN AS MAYOR
Dr. T. Conrad Williams Jr. was
sworn in as the new Mayor of
Perry by City Attorney Byron
Butler.

TG&Y COMING!
Officials with TG&Y announced
a 13-store expansion, including
one "family center" for Perry,
which would occupy some 32,000
square feet of space in a "mall" for
which construction was soon to
begin.

WHO WANTS TO BE QUEEN?
Full-length photographs of Gail
Stewart, Jerri Jackson, Lorraine
Houck, Teresa Allbritton, Lanita
Farnell and Kathy Akins were
featured on the front pages, as the
newspaper promoted contestants
in the upcoming Florida Forest
Festival Queen pageant.

FORMER RESIDENT 'CO-
INVENTOR' OF TV TRAFFIC
CONTROL SYSTEM
Reprinted from the New. York
Times, an article in this week's
edition told of an apparatus which
was designed by engineers for the
Sperry Rand Corporation which
conducted traffic surveillance with
a television camera mounted over
,a roadway. One of those engineers


He was indeed found faithful to the
task that was set before him..


Andrew Edwin Jackson


was Edwin W. Whitfield, the son
of the newspaper's city editor,
Mrs. Mary W. Whitfield.

OUTSTANDING FARM FAMILY
The Russell Andrews Family
was chosen as the "Outstanding
Farm Family" for 1972. Their 92-
acre farm sustained crops of corn,
sugarcane and vegetables, while
44 acres was in timberland.

SIX NEW BABIES
John Carlton Bell was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Bell on Aug. 28
at Doctors' Memorial Hospital
(DMH).
Also at DMH, Cassandra Ann
Brock was born to parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Stacey Brock of Mayo.
Shmekia Latrese Holmes was the
name given by Mr. and Mrs.
, Charles Holmes to their daughter,
born Aug. 30 at DMH.
Chad Darell Pigford was the
newest family member for Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Pigford. He had an
Aug. 31 birthday, and weighed 7
pounds, 4 ounces upon arrival.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Love
announced the arrival of a baby
daughter, Lorene Denise, on Sept.
6 at DMH.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hillhouse
welcomed their daughter,
Kimberly Gail, on Sept. 5, also at
DMH.

WEDDING BELLS
An engagement announcement
told of an upcoming wedding for
", Please see page 3


Have you ever wondered why smells are so closely -
connected to memories? It' appears the area squarely~ 3
located in the center of our face is hardwired directly m:t.)
our brain. ,Weu'at least, it appears to be so with rly--"
makeup, Good smells, bad smells, pungent smells arid'-'
sweet smells seem to occupy a place in my memory.
And the interesting fact is that at any moment in time'
those smells can be triggered and bingo, I have'
memory that is as fresh as the day it was created.
Baked biscuit, hot out of the oven, brings memories dof"
meals shared at the Leggett table. On the other hand,.:L
the smell of cornbread and lima beans always lands nme, i
at the house of,a childhood friend, Zara Mae. She lived
with her Grandma Sauls in a small wooden house near,
the Center Street Church of God. I had the pleasure f
eating with' them many times during my growing vp.
days. Most of those times Grandma Sauls served the"i
same fare, lima beans' abd cornbread. I loved it. Shfe.'
served the beans and bread hot from the wood stove
that took up most of the space in her little kitchen. We-,
held our hands out eagerly to take the steaming bowl oflf
beans and huge chunk of cornibread. The bread was
always broken, never cuf. I. immediately crumbled the--,
bread on top of the beans but Zara Mae used a differeg-.J
technique. She would' drown a heaping spoonful of,
mayonnaise in the beans, swirling it until it dissoIlv d
completely in the bean juice. With our meal ready fori
consumption, we folded, our hands and bowed o ii
heads for Grandma Stuls' blessing.
My daddy always carried the smell of the woods. It iA.
one of my favorite smells. Warm air, rain-brushed treess)
and the sharp smell of sawdust surrounded him as -,
threw me atop his shoulders for a ride. The smell was,-"
intensified when he set up the sawmill in .the field just zd
beyond our house. As.the saw cut the logs the odor of :;i
fresh pine resin would rise in the air. The smell driftedi,.;
on wind currents dipping down near my playhouse;.:I
lifted my face toward the spell as it engulfed me muelx:'
like a hug from Daddy's strong arms.; Mainai ikeaf
Daddy, was an outdoor person but her smell was one of; -
newly-turned soil and blooming flowers. Her yard was"'"
her castle. She didn't neglect housework, but her trtle,
calling was the care of the numerous flower gardeig i
that abounded on every available spot of ground. Mamfan'
loved the feel of dirt on her hands as she turned the soil
for seed. I mPade each step she did; with the hole's '
prepared, she dropped the seed and I used my bare fe6ft'n:
to cover the holes,.
Recognizing her green-thumb as a money-makinig,
tool, Maima. decided to plant a crop of gladioli. A":
quarter-acre space was tilled and Mama went about the'
time-consuming chore of planting the bulbs. The weeks'.
following were filled with fertilizing, watering and:"'
weeding, Oh, but the pay off was well worth the work
and the waiting. Mama produced the most gorgeous
field of flowers that had folks stopping their cars in th'
middle of'the five-points intersection to gaze at th6e,
serene beauty. The rmanbow of, color was a sight to
behold. Mama's business :took off as she delivered
flowers for weddings and funerals. Smaller blooms were:..,
not discarded, but used to make corsages, a staple f..i,
every well-dressed lady of the fifties.
Of course, 0th r sn ails lived among us as well. Hopie.,
our huge red' og. Ibad her; own distinct smell. Our dog;-
Fuzzie, was a mixture of smells depending on where.,2
and what he encountered during the day. The prickly .;
lemon tree in the backyard, the blooms of the mimosa; s
tree, the smokehouse, the chicken pen and the day's
laundry hanging on the clothesline combined to flood ,,
my system with smells of home. : ,:
Then there are the smells of holidays: the piney smell;
of Christmas mingled with roasted turkey, the vinegqar,o.
smell of Easter eggs. And most of all the special smell pof, -
your birthday cake topped by dripping wax candles.'oi
demanding to be blown out, : ,
Once in a while an unwelcome smell came for a visit-;!I
Like the time a large Taylor County rat moved in during
a cold winter. Things were fine until he croaked on the ''-
rat poison Mama had deposited near his hiding place::',o
That's when things took a turn downhill. Mama's plaxra;:
was for the rat to come out in search of water to wash,-;'
the poison down. Needless to say, the rat took a wrong
turn and ended up "feet first'" behind the wall. Since
tearing the wall down wasn't an option, we coped with-r
the smell day after' dy, Meals were horrible as we tried
to swallow food with the smell of dead rat in our noses.
Nights were even worse as sleep refused to come so we )
could block out the smell that seemed to grow more,
pronounced each daiy. Mama washed and rewashed o4 '
school clothes. Logcally, she knew the smell wasn't i
the clothes but the odor in bthe air confused her logic :
Finally,.,the air was cleansed and with time the ra"
saga faded. But,, I assure. you, Mama stayed on tiI
lookout for another trespasser. Should one be spott.i '
he was' cornered at the door and firmly disposed <' .
Some 50 years later, I, had a relative of the offend^;:
show up at my home. As the smell began to identify tli ,
culprit a sickening feeling overtook me as the memory /'
of the childhood ordeal surfaced. I know I am now.:
grown woman but mty .ose refused to notify my brain (g'
the change in years ?
"Yuck, yuck," I complained day after day as I sprayed "
and washed everything in sight. Some things just nevt.: .'
change thanks to memories. "


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Mandatory court

appearance for

speeding?

TRAFFIC FINES
:Continued from page 1
speeders will face a staggered fine
:fee- system on speeds above the
:posted limits: $83.50, speed 6-9;
:$158.50, speed 10-14; $183.50,
speed 15-19; $208.50, speed 20-
:29; mandatory court, speed 30+.


Helicopters,

airplanes

deployed

in search


BOATERS MISSING
Continued from page 1


Base, Ga., two C-130 search
planes from Patrick Air Force
Base.and Moody Air Force Base,
along with TCSO and FWC air
and marine units, are searching the
area. for the two men. Units are
also working the coastline with an
airboat.
";We are carefully monitoring
the. "current developing tropical
depression for the effect it will
have in our search area' and on our
search assets and missing boaters,"
said Chief Warrant Officer Kevin
Coyrie, command center, chief,
Cost Guard Sector St. Petersburg.
If was reported that the two men
had lifejackets onboard.;,'

Council strikes

down annual fee

for alarm registry

FALSE ALARMS
Continued from page 1
the-first three false alarms would
be free; the next three would result
in a.$100 fine and any subsequent
false alarms would be $250.
Brown told the council that the
citycould purclas, softjware frni.
around $1 000'which~ 'uld all.wtr
alarm registry to be accessed by
police officers in their patrol cars,
providing them with contact
information for those .whose
system sent the alarm.
The council, however, objected
to an annual fee, with Council
member Doug Everett calling iti
"added bureaucracy."
Instead, they suggested a one-
tiliq fee of $45. The question then
became whether the free false
alarms would result. from year to
year.
The compromise was the first
two false alarms per year (for a
registered system), would be free,
followed by three for $100 and
subsequent false alarms for $250
each:
Residents and business owners
will still be required to renew their
registration annually, but will only
be charged the $45 fee the first
time.
Those who install a new alarm
system, per the ordinance, would
be -granted a six-month grace
period.
The ordinance would also
prohibit any alarm system that,
when triggered, directly calls 911.
Most systems call inonitoring
companies who in .turn call
emergency services, and Brown
told the council that he. was not
aware of any system' in the city
limits that directly calls 911.
The council would have held a
public hearing on the proposed
ordinance at the board meeting
next .week, but due to the changes,
the :city will instead re-advertise
the, ordinance for a future date.


support for welfare transition and
Workforce Investment Act
customers to locate jobs and/or


training in order to help them
become financially self-sufficient,
as well as response to unplanned


events affecting the workforce of
the community such as layoffs and
major hiring events.


Unit wil


EMPLOYMENT CONNECTIONS
Continued from page 1
Beginning Oct. 1, the mobile
unit will be in Perry every
Wednesday, from 9 a.m. until 6:30
p.m. at the Kmart parking lot. The
unit will visit Live Oak every
Tuesday at the Lowes parking lot.
Branch said they are currently
'finalizing locations for Hamilton,
Jefferson and Lafayette counties;
the unit will rotate between those
locations on Thursdays.
Executive Director Sheryl
Rehberg said this summer that the
change in delivery of employment
services was a result of the changes
in funding allocations for the
current fiscal year.
"The decision to consolidate
locations was difficult, and


A-3 Perry News-Herald September 21-22,2007


New charges tied to service


necessary. We know partnerships
with community organizations
have always been important to the
success of any venture of this
nature, and our partners have come
through for us in this new day of
increased technology."
She said that over the past three
to four years, NFWDB has lost 75
percent of its state funding. Since
then, the board has been looking at
various strategies to continue
services with the remaining
funding streams.
Under agreement with a county
commission consortium of the six
counties, the NFWDB is
responsible for implementing a
plan to serve businesses and
individuals with assistance for
locating employees or jobs. In
addition, the board provides


6' rattler killed in Athena


GLANCE
Continued from page 2 "
Miss Anita Faye Shoemaker, a
Taylor County High School.
graduate, and Joe Paul Pass. The-
wedding was planned in, Lenoir,
Tenn.
A wedding photograph of
Sharon Morgan and Jimmiy Smith.
showed the couple in 'flowing,
gown and black tuxedo,, at Athena
Baptist Church.
The wedding vows of Mary Ann


Massey and.:. Eddie Lamar
Hamilton were solemnized at
Southside Baptist Church on Aug.
26; a.photogryh of the new Mrs.
.Hamilton accohtpanied the article.
Sharon Ed yards and Hardee
R.idiff were .ifitried in a home
ceremony on ag. 26.

WHP RATTLER!
Jimmy M um was shown
with a 6'5 "'ttlesnake that he
killed in his frit yard in Athena.
It had 1'2 rattles and one button.


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BUDGET
Continued from page 1
charging an underground utility
line location fee. More than two-
and-a-half man years were used
last year for line locations. Some
90 percent of the calls were from
two utility companies. This is a
service fee.
"Regular service calls fees will
be $50. Previously, it was below
cost. This is a service fee.
"The city pool will not open next
summer. Every year the number of
swimmers using the pools has
gone down. It now costs city


taxpayers roughly $56 per swim,"
Ketring said.
"If you do not use one of these
services, you do not pay. Currently,
all. city taxpayers subsidize these
services.
"Also currently, the City of
Perry's rate of spending is below
inflation. This was achieved in
spite of price increases in gas,
insurance and raw materials.
"Every water customer in the
city will enjoy a modest decrease
on their monthly bill. This is the
lowest rate since 1996.
"The* city council decreased
property taxes by approximately


12 percent. Our millage rate is the
lowest since 1989. An estimated 86
percent of cities in the state of
Florida have a higher millage rate
then the City of Perry."
Ketring concluded by stating,
"Perry City Council members are
the lowest paid elected officials.
We proudly serve our city for a
fraction of what our counterparts
receive.
"This year we are going to
replace a 21-year-old firetruck.
This effort is an example that the
city council will continue our
commitment to the safety of our
citizens."


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Reduced to $205,000 Reduced to $279,000


SHEFFIELD & SHEFFIELD REALTY
invites Buyers & Agents to come and enjoy donuts and coffee as
they tour these lovely homes.
For more information, call Vivian Sheffield, Lic. Real Estate Broker, 584-9766. RTO r.


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You are a blessing sent to
us from God. Your smile,
laughter, and presence fill our
hearts with great joy.
Love,,
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Aunts, Uncles & Cousins



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Living


A-4 Perry News-Herald September 21-22, 2Q07
-- !


Jimmie Bennett and guest Bettie Page designed roses of Galax leaves, as Zeigler instructed'C

Makina roses from Galax leaves:



The women agreed.: 't'



not as easy as it looks.'


Always undaunted, members of the Perry Garden Club came armed with clippers and used
them well.

tPerry's AARP chapter will meet on Wednesday
Interested persons are invited to are two of the nation's most Lindsey for the group. To learn
0Join AARP Chapter 4033 on pressing issues," said Patricia more, visit www.dividedwefail.org
jWednesday, Sept. 26, at 10 a.m. at
CAmVets Post No. 20 on Woods Reunlon
'*Creek Road. 'nio . *- *. **. ^*.^**^ ^ ^ ^- ^!n-.,
"We will learn more about
AARP's naonwide 'Divided We All descendants of Dave and Ada Blanton, as well as friends, are invited
Fai' effort which was aunch'Divided Weto to the annual Blanton Reunion on Saturday, Sept. 22, at Forest Capital
raise the voices of millions of Park. Fellowship begins at 10 a.m. with lunch following at 12 noon.
SAmericans who believe healthcare Please bring a picnic basket of food to share, and an item for the auction.
eapd long-term financial security Any questions? Call Evan Blanton at 229-246-0989.





NOTICE OF


BUDGET HEARING



The Suwannee River Water

Management District has

tentatively adopted a budget for

SFiscal Year 2007-08.



This notice is applicable to the

following counties:

All of: Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist,

Hamilton, Lafayette, Madison, Suwannee,

Taylor, Union

Parts of: Alachua, Baker, Bradford,

Jefferson, Levy, Putnam



A public hearing to make a

FINAL DECISION

on the budget and TAXES

will be held on

Tuesday, September 25, 2007

at 5:30 p.m.

at:

Suwannee River Water

Management District

9225 County Road 49

(corner US 90 and CR 49)

Live Oak, FL


By SUSAN H. LINCOLN
Managing Editor
Richard Zeigler, bearing boxes of Galax leaves and
orchid blooms, too, was welcomed to the first Perry
Garden Club meeting of the 2007-2008 year, as
members dutifully followed his instructions and
enjoyed his stories.
Zeigler demonstrated the process of making full,
layered "flowers" from shiny Galax leaves while his
all-female audience listened attentively and followed
instructions dutifully. There is rarely a consensus
among such a large group of women (for there were
more than 50), but on this occasion, all agreed: "It's
not as easy as it looks..."
It looked easy to Zeigler, and he said it was, but with
53 years in the florist business, his skills are nicely
honed. Never you mind, the women enjoyed
themselves immensely and made a good audience for
Zeigler's repertoire of "florist stories"--those odd.
occurrences which make a small business owner
conclude, "This is a crazy world."
". * ^ (,


CASH BALANCES BROUGHT FORWARD


Many of the Galax roses looked fit for a, que-
others were quickly rushed to an oversized purse or
luncheon napkin before Zeigler could see. He-lavislxei
praise upon his students, however, and will surely bpe ,
return speaker now that he has entered the realm p;
retirement. *,-
Zeigler holds two degrees from the University ,f,
Florida--an undergraduate degree in horticulture andta
masters's in business. His love for all things grmepts
began when he was in junior high school and has onlyr,
grown through the years. ,
In addition to stories and favorite remembrances,);
Zeigler gave tips on increasing the longevity of plants, ;
and also demonstrated other uses for Galax leaves.I::,:e
Judy Nowlin presided at the meeting, beginning 1haq
second tenure as president of this club. Evelyn Dan*l;7
presented the day's devotional'and Inez Cone offeridt
the horticulture tip of the day on a chenille plant, 300
Members were reminded of the upcoming. Distri*.t'
III meeting in Tallahassee on Oct. 5 in the, Le-e b
County Civic Center. . ..: .
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Budget Summary


Suwannee River Water


Management District


Fiscal Year 2007-2008


41



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Total All Funds


General Fund


$23,579,698 $26,814,936
..2)"


ESTIMATED REVENUES
(Millage per $1000)
TAXES (0.4399 Mills)
Ad Valorem Taxes ,
Documentary Stamp Taxes
Florida Forever ,.
PERMIT AND LICENSEFEES
OTHER INCOME '
INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUES .
Local Revenues
Wetlands Grant
DEP Coastal Zone Management Grant
ERP Grant
Suwannee River Partnership Grant
Delineated Areas Grant
DOT Grants
Dept. of Agriculture And Consumer Services
Water Protection & Sustainability Grant
DEP Monitoring Grant
SWIM Revenue
. FEDERAL GRANTS
FEMA Grants
NRCS Grants
TEA-21 Grant
MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES
Interest and General Sales
Timber Sales
FUND TRANSFERS
TOTAL REVENUES AND OTHER SOURCES
.TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES AND BALANCES


EXPENDITURES/EXPENSES
Salaries And Benefits
Other Personal Services
Expenses
Operating Capital Outlay
Fixed Capital Outlay
Interagency Expenditures
TOTAL EXPENDITURES/EXPENSES


Reserves


TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND RESERVES


THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED, AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY
AS A PUBLIC RECORD.


$3,235,238


$6,100,000
S$0
$0
$0


$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$900,000
$0
$0
$70,000
$0
$0
$0
$0
$150,000
$0
$0
$7,220,000
$10,455,238


$2,565,863
$1,763,862
$1,242,486
$197,500
$0
$527,500
$6,297,211
$4,158,027
$10,455,238


Special Revenue Funds


$0
$5,901,000
$18,035,543
$416,367

$891,000
$222,300
$59,000
$407,700
$1,947,553
$40,000
$183,550
$1,298,205
$12,338,765
$0
$1,185,321
$1,785,615
$2,652,514
$213,000
$190,906
$100,000
$0
$47,868,339
$71,448,037


$2,798,785
$15,630,059
$1,244,904
$207,540
$27,956,611
$14,749,419
$62,587,318
$8,860,719
$71,448,037


$6100,000
$5,901,000
$18,035,543
$416,367

$891,000
$222,300
$59,000
$407,700,
$1,947,553
$40,000
$1,083,550
$1,298,205
$12,338,765
$70,000 -
$1,185,321
$1,785,615
$2,652,514
$213,000
$340,906
$100,000
$0

$55,088,339.
$81,903,275


$5,364,648 ,
$17,393,921'
$2,487,390
$405,040
$27,956,611 '
$15,276,919 ;
$68,884,529
$13,018,746 '
$81,903,275


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.ales from the



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Elvis: a civil rights activist?
Z- Elvis Presley was born in Tupelo, Miss., on Jan 8. 1935. Tupelo has its
If-vis Presley street, the Elvis Presley chapel, the Elvis Presley Museum,
4i:El' is Presley bronze statue and even a lake after the king's name. The
Ovis Presley homestead is there for all to cherish. There, you will find
d ie.porabilia from the king's' family and school friends. The museum also
I6ds many other artifacts donated by various people throughout the years.
'"f. park surrounding the museum and homestead is well manicured and
.3avonte spot for picnickers and bird watchers alike.
Does a city like Tupelq realize its part in being the birthplace of Elvis
Prrsley? In this case,..Elvis was not only an artist who made a lot of money,
1e redefined music as we know it. He took rock-a-billy and mixed it with
6fies and gospel music to come out with what we call rock and roll. More
importantly, he bro6e the color barrier in music whereas many artists
before him made their fame and fortune by re-issuing songs being sung by
black artists to the white population.
Elvis imitated his life from the streets qf Tupelo, in that he played with
kids regardless of color. As. an adult, he'then listened and played music
froni all rages, to all races. Elvis-Presley belongs with the likes of Martin
L er King and Rita Park when it comes to advancement of the colored
to.ple in America. He did more to recognize the equality of all human
beings than many other heroes we follow.
Does Tupelo, Miss., and in fact, the world, realize the importance of
Elvis Presley as a human rights activist? There should be a street named
after him in every major city in America. Unfortunately, time will only
rmnbmber'him as a great singer.

Sterling Casinos promise fun


-Inr Florida, free-standing casinos
are not allowed but the state will
turn a blind eye to a gambling
casino on a ship even if the cruise
orily goes three miles from shore.
-Sterling Casinos has taken
advantage of this loop hole. They
pride themselves in being the
largest, most luxurious casino ship
in 'the world. Based in Port
Cariaveral, the ship has eight
escalators, five decks and
entertainment in four locations
within the 75,000-square-feet ship.
There are 50 card tables and over
1000 slot machines. Caribbean
steel drums can be heard on two
decks and a John Denver look-
alike was playing at the bar when
we were there.
S'free buffet is also included in
e five-bour cruise. The cruise is
Liree and a bus will pick you up as
aaway as Palm Coast and bring
you back at no charge. The
Atmosphere is one similar. to a
regular cruise in that all staff is
Irained to please the customer.
How can this cruise ship offer all
his for free, including the buffet,
:ee booze, a free two-hour bus
ide there and back, the cost of
entertainment and the cost of the
hips staff? The capacity for the
Rhip is about 1800 people. People.


t pically spend an. where from
$50 to $100 stand more) gambling
with vert few people inning
Multiple) this bN 1800 passengers.
twice a day, and 3ou have many
dollars to cover the cost. Overall.
it's a fun cruise \ith fun people
who will make you remember this
event for years to come.


Tza 'Room
now open
Drop-ins Welk'oime
Group Resernations Avadablk

121 E. Green St.
850-838-20212


A-5 Perry News-Herald September 21-22, 2007


Hairstylists to 'clip for the cure'


in Perry on Saturday, Sept. 29


Order tonight!
If you're wanting a
Homecoming mum corsage
for next week's festivities,
TCHS Baseball Boosters w ill
be taking orders at tonight's
game at Dorsett Stadium, or
you may call 672-0015.


Hairstylists from Perry's
SmartStyle Family Hair Salon
(located in Wal-Mart) along with
stylists nationwide and in Canada,
will contribute their time to give
more than 6000 haircuts to raise
money for breast cancer research,
during the 10th Annual Clip for the
Cure.
On Saturday, Sept. 29, from 11


a.m. until 3 p.m., stylists will offer will be sold for a $1 donation.
$10 haircuts in Perry. To date, Regis' Corporation-
Throughout the month, pink stylists have raised more than $5-
breast cancer awareness purses million for breast cancer research.

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Couples registered:
Frances Cox
Tyson Hicks.
September 22, 2007
Tiffany Ellison
Robert Oare III
September 29,2007
Christell Everett
Thomas Walker
October 13, 2007
LeAnn Vann
Troy Lee Thompson IV
October 20, 2007
Heather R. Packard
John W. Casson IV
October 20, 2007
Jessica Edwards
Rhett Sousa
November 17, 2007
Ashley Speas
Larry English
December 29, 2007
Katie M. Perrine
Brandon Fletcher
March 8, 2008
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wedding or shower gift We update their
list as gifts are purchased.
Visit us when shopping for a gift We'll
help select a gift the bride really wants
We'll gift wrap it We'll send it






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Dr. Kenneth Cloud, is serving as Director of Missions, Bowen Association,
Bainbridge, Georgia. He and his wife Brenda spent 21 years in Full-time
Evangelism, preaching across America, most of Canada, Great Britain and
the Caribbean Islands. They have been speakers in Christian Educators
Conferences all across America. Brenda served as President of the Ga. Baptist
Ministers Wives for the year 2003.
Dr. Cloud and his wife are formerly of Decatur County and have two sons,
one who pastors iin Dillwyn, Virginia and the other who pastors in Grady Co.
GA
For more information contact David McMullen by phone 584-3154 or.
843-0078 or visit our web site: www.AthenaBaptist.com Athena Baptist is
located at 10060 Josh Ezell Grade, 8 miles south of Perry, just off of Highway
19 South. A nursery will be provided for infants.


A public hearing to make a FINAL DECISION on the budget
AND TAXES will be held on:


Tuesday, September 25, 2007
at the.
City Council room, located at:


224 South Jefferson Street
Perry, Florida 32347





BUDGET SUMMARY


CITY OF PERRY

FISCAL YEAR

2007-2008
THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY OF PERRY ARE 4.51 PERCENT MORE
THAN LAST YEAR'S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES.

Millage per $1000
General Fund 4.1231
SPECIAL
GENERAL REVENUE ENTERPRISE TOTAL
FUND FUND FUND BUDGET
Cash Balance Brought Forward SO $0 $0 SO
ESTIMATED REVENUES:
Taxes: Millgeper $000
4.1231
Ad Valorem Taxes 1,081,386 1,081,386
Utility Taxes 733,000 733,000
Local Option Gas Tax 380,000 380,000
Ucenses & permits 88,500 88,500
Franchise Fees 500,000 500,000
Communications-Service Tax 300,000 300,000
ntergovenmmental Revenue 987,137 136,472 1,123,609
Charges for Services 0 4,471,315 4,471,315
Fines & Forfeitures 52.000' 52,000
Miscellaneous Revenue 84.300 143,850 228,150
Other Financing Sources 181,500 181,500
Grant Revenue 0
TOTAL REVENUE SOURCES 3,274,823 1,113,000 4,751,637 9,139,460
Interfund Transfers In/(Out) 1,710,000 (1,092,077) (617,923) 0
TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES
TRANSFERS AND BALANCES $4,964,823 $20,923 $4,133,714 $9,139,460

EXPENDITURES I EXPENSES
General Government 1,152,264 1,152,264
Public Safety 2,873,820 2,873,820
Physical Environment 3,878,520 3,878,520
Transportation 808,965 808,965
Culture & Recreation 228.639 228,639
Other Financing Uses 146,789 146,789
TOTAL EXPENDITURESIEXPENSES
AND OTHER FINANCING USES $4,981,838 $0 $4.107,159 $9,088,997
Reserves 2,985 20,923 26,555 50,463
TOTAL APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURES
AND RESERVES $4,984,823 $20,923 $4,133,714 $9,139,460

THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE
MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD.


NOTICE OF


BUDGET HEARING


The City of Perry has tentatively adopted a budget
for fiscal year 2007/08.


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Sports


A-6 Perry News-Herald September 21-22, 2007


Keaton Beach IDos are finall//y at home tonight
Fishing Report ogs are gh


Winds howling; fish biting


BY PAT MCGRIFF
One Yore Cast Guide Service
Trout were cooperative for most
folks, even in the 20 knot w-i-n-d-
s we've been seeing lately.
Here are a few who caught fish:
Jeff Key and Alan Hattaway of
Macon, Ga., fished Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, and brought
in 20 trout on Berkley Gulp, New
Penny under Cajun Thunders.
Peul and Janet Caster of
Valdosta, Ga., had 10 trout with
one fish 21.5 inches long Saturday
using Gtlp Pearl White bouncing
the bottom in 8 10 feet of water.
Bob and Little Bob Fowler of
Albany, Ga., had 8 trout and two
- redfish .(22-inches and 23-inches)
:.from six feet of water using
.Berkley Gulp in Pearl White, New
: Penny and Lime Tiger.
Brad and Judy Denman of
Thomasville, Ga., caught 8 trout
16 inches to 20 inches and 2 reds,
18 inches and 22 inches Thursday.
Then on Friday, they had 10 trout
16 inches to 20 inches and 2 reds


on pinfish under Cajun Thunders,
plugs or Berkley. Gulps under
Cajun Thunder 4-inch shrimp
(Sugar Spice Glow) and 5 1/2-inch
jerk shad (Pink Shine).
They were fishing in, 2.5 to 4
feet of water and caught most of
our fish 2 hours prior to high tide.
In fact, on Friday they didn't go
out until after lunch and were back
in iat 3:30 with a limit' of trout and
reds.
Monday, I took Jimmy O'Brian
and Terry Wilkinson of Lake
Hamilton, Fla., out in 20-plus
knot winds and we had 13 trout
and two blues on live pinfish
under Cajun Thunders from 4.5 to
5.5 feet of water. It was a blast!
Literally!!
Billy Sims came down from'
Atlanta with two buddies and they
had a limit of 15 trout caught
from 2.5 feet of water on pink and
white Gulp fished under Cajun
Thunders.
No report from offshore this
week.


The Taylor County High
football team will tangle with'
Chiefland tonight in the Bulldogs'
home opener of the 2007 season.
Class 2B Chiefland will bring a
1-2 record into Dorsett Stadium
after getting their first win of the
season last week -- a 13-12
decision over winless Hamilton
County..
In its other two outings this
year, the Indians have lost to
Dixie County 14-0 and Williston
28-27.
The Bulldogs, also 1-2 on the
year, are coriming off a
heartbreaking 20-19 loss at Santa
Fe.
"Our kids played their hearts
out," Bulldog Head Coach' Price
Harris said. "There are still some
things that need fixing but the
effort of this team is not one of
them."
Harris.said' his team is ready to
play in the friendly confines 'of
Dorsett Stadium.
"We are so ready to be home.
Our fans have been great. They
have been traveling all over North ,
Florida the past month and I'm .
sure they're ready to stay home on


a Friday night," the coach said.
Harris said his team is a "little
banged up" after last Friday's game
but most should be ready to go
against the Indians.
Lineman Carl Padgett, who
injured an elbow last week, is
expected to play. Reggie King
suffered a concussion last week
and will miss this week's game.
Harris said Chiefland, under
first-year Coach Ajay Ulmer, is
loaded with athletes.
"Like us, a lot of their kids play
on both sides of the ball," Harris
said.
The coach said Chiefland runs
mostly out of an "I" formation and
utilizes a lot of runningbacks.
Howard Webb, Justin McCoy,
Jermaine Walker and Stephen

PSA sign-up begins
The Perry Soccer Association
will hold fall registration
beginning this week -for
youngsters ages 4-11.
Registration will be held at
Thomas Chevrolet beginning
Wednesday, Sept. 19 and running
through Sept. 28.


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The Steinhatchee Lady Rays
Volleyball team has started the
season with a 5-0 record. This past
Friday the Lady Rays opened the


season with a doubleheader sweep
of Yankeetown.
. In the first match the Rays
opened the season in dominating,


Steinhatchee Volleyball Team


fashion winning 25-4 and 25-9
behind the strong serving of Vicky.
Jenereaux, Nancy Emery and
Megan Huyck. Caylen Baker, Erin
Rohlfing and April Hull were
"outstanding" making several key
plays in the victory.
In the second match the Lady
Rays lost the first game 25-16
before storming back to take the
final 2 games 25-10 and 15-10 to
run their record to 2-0. Everyone
contributed in the match and
played very well as a team.
"It is amazing to me just how
well every one of our girls can
serve. The girls really take pride in
being able to serve and volley no
matter how good the other team's
server is. This group of young
ladies work very hard and play
well together," Coach Reggie
Wentworth said.
. The members of the team are
Vicky Jenereaux, Nancy Emery,
Caylen Baker, Megan Huyck,
April Hull, Erin Rohlfing, Jessica
Weeks, Elizabeth Mathews and
Lindsey Woods.
The Lady Rays improved, their
record to 3-0 with a victory over
Creekside Christian on Monday
winning 25-16 and 25-10. The
Lady Rays dominated the match
early with strong serving led once
again by Vicky Jenereaux, Nancy
Emery, and Megan Huyck.
-..- Please see page 8


Davis all got carries against
Hamilton. The Indian backfield
also features a 240-pound fullback
that blows holes open for the
quartet of runningbacks.
Indian quarterback Dan Galpin
has been quite accurate throwing
the ball. He completed six of nine,
passes last week for 113 yards.
One of his favorite receivers is
Travis Donald.
Chiefland also runs. out of the


shotgun formation occasionally
and will frequently substitute left-
handed quarterback Anthony
Stevens.
On defense, the Indians stunt a
lot from a 3-5 set.
Harris said Coach Ulmer and his
staff have done a good job.
"You can tell they are a well-
coached hall club," the coach said.
Kickoff for Friday night's game
is set for 7:30 p.m.


Bow season opens
- Archery season opens Saturday
: in the state's central zone which
includes Taylor County.
Deer of either sex are legal
game, regardless of antler size
(except for spotted fawns). The
Daily bag limit on deer is two.
Hogs and bearded turkeys are also
legal game as are a variety of
small game.



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I love you with all my heart.



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Sept. 24, 2007
Love, Samantha


Emalee

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Sept. 20

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A-7 Perry News-Herald September 21-22, 2007


'Wild' time planned at Beast Feast


Blue Creek invites all!
The second annual Beast Feast will be held Saturday, Sept. 22, at 4 p.m.
at Blue Creek Baptist Church at Keaton Beach.
All types of wild game including Florida and Texas Whitetail, alligator
tail, wild boar, elk and quail will be served.
Plus, there are contests including: the Big Buck Contest, Redneck
Relay, Archery Contest, Pole Casting Contest and Turkey Calling
Competition. Prizes include a 12-gauge shotgun, .22 rifle, deer corn, gift
certificates, cast net and tackle box in addition to many more door prizes.
Rick and Carol Patrick will provide the entertainment.
Admission and food are free.
'5th Quarter' follows tonight's game
Students in grades 7-12 are invited to New Home Baptist Church
tonight, Sept. 21, following the Taylor County Bulldogs' first home
football game. Snacks, sodas, music, friends and fun are promised until
midnight in the church gym. For more details, please call 584-7441.
i" Church celebrates sixth anniversary
The Temple of God Church Family invites everyone to join in
celebrating their sixth anniversary on Sunday, -Sept. 23, at 3 p.m. Guest
speaker for the occasion will be Pastor Joseph Frances and the
congregation of Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church.
Evangelist Ken Cloud speaks at Athena
Bvangelist Dr. Ken Cloud will lead fall revival services Sept. 23-28 at
Atliena Baptist Church, with special music planned too.,
Cloud, who is currently ,srving as Director of Missions for the Bowen
Association in Bainbridge, Ga., spent 21 years with his wife in full-time
evangelism, preaching in Canada, Great Britain and the Caribbean Islands.
Bofi have been speakers in Christian Educators Conferences all across
Anlerica.
services in Athena begin Sunday at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., and continue


Obituaries
Eddie Lewis Weekley
F1Idie Lewis Weekley, 75, of
Crdetview, died Sept. 16, 2007, in
Waton County.
A& native of Milligan, Mr.
Weikley was the son of the late E.
J. .Weekley and Isabelle Stewart.
Heierved in the U.S. Army during
theKorean Conflict. He was also a
meinber of the Antioch Revival
Center in Perry.
Survivors include: four sons,
Eddie Michael Weekley of
Cr&tiview, Kenneth Weekley and
Dainy Weekley, both of Perry, and
Mark Weekley of St. Petersburg;
one daughter, Theresa Bair of
Leisburg, Ga,;. two step-children,
Lirda Henderson and Dewayne
M rtin of" CrestView; 25
grandchildren; '33 great
grandchildren; and one great great
grz ndson.
lIe was preceded in death by a
dai~ghter, Deborah Weekley.
graveside services will be held
today, Sept. 21, at 11 a.m. at
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S Prayer Group 6:00- 6:45
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Sunday School ', 9:45 a.m.
Worship 10:45 a.m.


Sunday Evening
Wed. Bible Class


6:00 p.m.
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Visitors Welcome
Church Ph: 584-6155 Carl Desmartin: 223-3210


through the week at 7 p.m. Pastor David McMullen cordially invites the
community to'attend; the church is located eight miles south of Perry, just
off Highway 19. For more information, please call 584-3154.
Worldwide Day of i dealing observed
On Saturday, Sept. 22, churches workwide will be open from 11 a.m.
until 2 p.m. for people who need healing. 'Charles and Frances Hunter's
Ministry announces that it has trained people via video and they will. be
available to pray for your healing at Evangel Christian Fellowship, 1459
Courtney Rd. Please come between the stated hours.
Awana offered at Crosspoint
If you're looking for something fun and Bible-oriented for kids to do on
Sunday nights, Crosspoint Baptist Fellowship is offering Awana from 5
until 7 p.m. A men's Bible study is held from 5 until 6 p.m., and evening
services are conducted from 6 until 7 p.m. All age groups are invited!
Stewart welcomes families, friends
Stewart Memorial A.M.E. Church will observe its Family and Friends
Day oil Sunday, Sept. 23, at 11 a.m., featuring Terra Brown Simmons as
speaker. Services are under the leadership of the Rev. Melvin Bell.
Gospel sing slated in Lamont
You are cordially invited to a gospel sing featuring the Purvis Brothers
and Encore Band on Saturday, Sept. 22, at Lamont Baptist Church. The
sing begins at 7 p.m. with refreshments to follow in the fellowship hall.
For information, please call Gerald Bailey at 997-3070 or 997-2497.
Walkers sing in Steinhatchee
The Walkers will take their music on the road to Steinhatchee for a 7
p.m. concert at Friendship Chapel Church of God on Saturday, Sept. 22, at
7 p.m. Bishop Chester Ash, pastor, invites everyone in Taylor County to
attend.


Senior Citizens, Federal Government


Assistance is
Senior citizens who are at least
62 years old and own a home, can
now borrow against the equity in
their home, utilizing the money for
just about anything, without ever
having to repay the debt. They
can continue living in the home
for the rest of their lives without
the burden of making monthly
payments.
This is now possible thanks
to a Home Equity Conversion
Mortgage created by the Federal
Government's Department of
Housing and Urban Development,
also known as HUD.
This money can be used to:
1. Pay off an existing mortgage.
2. Pay for medical expenses
3. Supplement income
4. Supplement savings
5. Make repairs to the home


Now Available
6. Provide financial assistance to
family members
7. Establish a line of credit that
can be used if needed in the future
8. Vacation and travel
There is never a risk of losing
their home and they are free to
sell or refinance the home, without
penalty, at any time. All money
received is tax free and has no effect
on Social Security or retirement
income.
A free report reveals how
citizens of Taylor County can
utilize-this opportunity to each
financial burdens for themselves,
or their loved ones courtesy of the
United State Government insured
assistance program.
For more information, call the
Consumer Awareness hotline for
a free recorded message, anytime
24 hours a day at 888-812-3156,
ext. 98.


Love, your mother, Marie Carter Hays of Perry; your father, Randy L. Hays Sr. of Tacoma, Wash.;
your brother, Christopher of Perry; and your sister Sabrina Frith of Fort Myers


Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.


Tuesday 7:00 p.m.
StudylPrayer Meeting


NuairiAe and Childrenr' hmis.tr'y Prmvit,h
(located at the intersection of Puckett Rd. and Golf Course Rd )
L Mark McElfresh, pastor 584-7251 2

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Sat. 6 p.m. Sun. S a.m. l 10:30 a.m.
CCD & Adult Education Classes I
Sunday 9:00 a.m.
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,,.\ Rev. Slade Crawford, Pastor )


rFirst United Methodist Church>


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Sunday Worship Services
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Y:,u 11 am uI aiy oouui,
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.


Fall Revival


Beginning Sunday, Sept. 23 at 11 a.m.
Follo% ed b) Lunch

ServicCS Nightlv ,it 7 p.1 throihli V Wedilesdaiv, Sept. 26

(r J Guest Speaker )
Dr. Joe Mattox from Lake Wales, Fla.

Perry First Church of God
H%\. 22 1 Noeth E er\one W\\elcome!


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Upon Jesus
"God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present
help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though
the earth give way and the mountains fall into the
heart of the sea." -Psalm 46:1-2
For more information please contact
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"A Place to Call Home"


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
Steven Ruff, pastor
Hwy. 27 584-5688


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X-8 Perry News-Herald September 21-22, 2007.


Rays win second game 25-12


RAYS
Continued from page 6


"Elizabeth Mathews, Jessica
Weeks and April Hull continue to
play better each game. Caylen
Baker has been very steady with
her serve and her volleys. I am
very proud of this group of young
ladies not only because of what
they are doing on the court, but
also the way they conduct
themselves at school as leaders,"
Wentworth said.
The Lady Rays swept the Bell
Bulldogs on Tuesday to run their
rtcord to a perfect 5-0. In the first
game the Lady Rays won 25-17
behind the strong serving of April
Hull and Megan Huyck. "Nancy
Emery made some outstanding
returns of serves against a very
good serving Bell-team," he said.


Obituaries
Obitudrc ^.^ *-t-


(Continued from page 7)
Woodlawn Cemetery in Perry.
Family. members received
friends Thursday from 6 until 9
.p.m. at Beggs Funeral Home,
which -is in charge of
arrangements.


"Jessica Weeks and Elizabeth
Mathews made great plays as well."
In the second game of the first
match the Lady Rays completely
overwhelmed the Bulldogs due to
the tremendous serving of Megan
Huyck.
"I have never seen anything like
it before," Wentworth said.
"Megan had 17 straight serves."
The Lady Rays won easily 25-1
to sweep the first match in two
straight games. In the first game of
the second match the Lady Rays
won 25-11. In this game it was
Vicky Jenereaux leading the way
with 9 service points.
"Nancy Emery and Caylen Baker
were outstanding around the pet
making several impressive spikes
and returns of serves," he said
In the second game of the match
the Lady Rays won 25-12 to finish


Rev. James H. Roberts officiating.
Family members will receive
friends Tuesday from 6 until 8 p.m.
at Joe P. Bums Funeral Home,
which is in charge of all
arrangements.
John Thomas Hughes
John Thomas Hughes, 67, of
Steinhatchee, died Sept. 19, 2007,
at his home.
Graveside services will be held
Saturday, Sept. 22, at 10 a.m. at
Mt. Olive Cemetery with the Rev.
Vaughn Farnell officiating.
F4mliy members will receive
friends today, Sept. 21, from
5 until 7 p.m.- at Rick Gooding
Funeral Home in Cross City which
is in charge of arrangements.


off the sweep. Nancy Emery led
the way with 8 service points with


Erin. Rohlfing playing well along
with Megan Huyck.


Steinhatchee Waterfronts Partnership Meeting
Wednesday, Sept. 26, at 1 p.m.
Steinhatchee Community Center
Riverside Drive, Steinhatcb la. ,,.


Support

Taylor County

Bulldog Football!


TCHS VARSITY

Friday, Sept. 21

Bulldogs vs. Chiefland

Home Dorsett Stadium 7:30 pm


The Taylor County SHIP Housing
Program and Veterans Services
are moving to The Taylor Couunty
Sports Complex Office Building
located at 1685 N. U.S. 19

Our New Phone Numbers will be:
SHIP (850) 838-3562
Veterans (850) 838-3513
Fax (850) 838-3562


Office Hours
SHIP Monday Friday 8-11:30 am and 1-4 pIm
Veterans Monday & Wednesday 8-1.2 noon and 1-5 pm
(Appointments outside of these times are available, if
necessary)


- Thelma Lucille Tennis
i Thelma Lucille Tennis
| Thelma Lucille Tennis died
Sept. 18, 2007, at the home she
Shared with her daughter, Rhoda
Meohring in Steinhatchee. She
was 103.
Mrs. Tennis was born in
tIarcellus, Mich., on Sept. 23,
903. .She married\ her 'late
husband George Tennis on July 25,
1935. Lucille and George owned a
farm on North Cochran Highway
in Charlotte, Mich., where they
raised their four children. They
also owned the North End Grocery
in Charlotte.
Survivors include: two
daughters,. Rhoda Tennis
Moehring of Steinhatchee and
Bobbie Tennis Pattison of Virginia;
two sons, Gayland Tennis of Bath,
Mich., and Darrell Tennis of
Olivet, Mich.; 10 grandchildren;
16 great grandchildren; and five
great great grandchildren.
Funeral services in Florida were
held Thursday, Sept., 20, at 11 a.m.
at Rick Gooding Funeral Home in
Cross .City with the Rev. Glenda
Braman officiating.
Family members received
friends one hour prior to service at
the funeral home. Burial will be at
Verinontville Woodlawn Cemetery
in Vermontville, Mich.
I. In lieu of flowers, the family
requests that donations be made to
:he Cross City First United
VIethodist Church Elevator Fund.
Rick Gooding Funeral Home
was in charge of arrangements.
Beatrice Louise Maddox
Beatrice Louise. Maddox, 64,
died from injuries sustained in an
automobile accident Sept. 17,
2007.
She was born in New
Foundland. She moved here from
Pascagoula, Miss., and had lived in
Perry since 1988. She was a
member of Midway Baptist
Church and had been a longtime
employee of 221 Gas and Grill,
formerly Bowden's Grocery.
Survivors include: two step-
daughters, Regina Maddox 'and
Trina Shade, both of Lakeland; a
brother; Tony Lewis of
Newfoundland; three brothers-in-
law; a sister, Beverly Walsh
Spencer of Toronto, Canada; four
sisters-in-law; and a host of nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday, Sept. 26, at 11 a.m. at
Pisgah Baptist Church with the,


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B-1 Perry News-Herald September 21-22, 2007


Page


turners

When the big, brown UPS truck
wheeled into the parking lot last
Thursday, I hurried out to meet the
driver. The delivery was heavier
than usual and, of coutse, the book
I was looking for/was on the
bottom of the box. Itore away the
packing and carefully removed the
smaller volumes on top.
There it lay, a brand-spanking-
new copy of Webster's Third New
International Dictionary
Unabridged. I took it out of the
box, put it on the counter and
slowly opened the pages at
'random. In the top left hand
corner, the header aptly stated,
"holy cow." Weighing in at 12.5
pounds and containing 2,783
pages, this impressive tome is


Welcoming Webster
By POLLY WALLER


worthy of such an exclamation.
For anyone who has read Mary
Lou Whitfield's book, "815 West
Bay," you know where my interest
in this big dictionary stems from.
It is mentioned often in her writing
and has been her main source of
continuing education for many
years. During my visits to her
home at the end of West Bay
Street, when I have occasion to
enter the dining room,, I always
admire the big dictionary sitting
open on the buffet. It is a worn
volume, which speaks well of its
use. So I decided, after some
thought and wrangling with my
budget, I would order one for my
own use and to share with my
visitors at the bookstore.


After spending a few days with
it and perusing a tiny fraction of
the over 476,000 entries, a thought
occurred to me--Webster's Third
New International Dictionary
Unabridged is Mrs. Whitfield's
Internet. When I need to know a
fact or definition, I usually fire up
the Internet and Google it. Mrs.
Whitfield, on the other hand, just
walks over to the big dictionary on
her buffet, uses the thumb index
browser to navigate and instead of
a mouse, runs her finger over the
words till she finds what she's
looking for. There are no
frustrating pop-ups, she never gets
booted off and electricity is not
required. I think she may be on to
something.


Have spaghetti for lunch Oct. 5


A spaghetti luncheon has been
scheduled for Friday, Oct. 5, .at the
Fir'i United Methodist Church to
benefit the March of Dimes
WalkAmerica campaign.
Tickets are $5 each for a lunch.
The meal will include spaghetti,
'beans, garlic bread, dessert and a
drink.


Tickets can be purchased from
Cynthia Nowlin at Buckeye
Community Federal Credit Union
at 223-7152 or Robin Walker at
Healthy Start at 948-2741 or 584-
2683.
Delivery to local businesses can
be requested.
The. WalkAmerica campaign is


also holding a 50/50 drawing and
tickets are currently available. For
more information, call the
Chamber of Commerce at 584-
5366.
The wiriner will be announced at
the Pickin' in the Pines Bluegrass
Festival Oct. 6. Last year's winner
received $1,000.


PPeliminaPy competition for
the Florida Forest Festival, Karaoke
Contest will be at the Perry Elks
Lodge Friday, Sept. 28, at 7 p.m. The
top 10 will be chosen to compete live
on stage at the Florida Forest
Festival. The entry fee for contestants
is $15; admission is $5.


National Public Lands Day
A N.'dli' E iv u o .p c i0 F.1|.'tl '. -ii P.ni !i'iP ell9


'Spruce up' the Aucilla Sept. 29


Plans for the upcoming "Pickin' in the Pines" bluegrass festival have shifted into
high gear and organizers invite the community to call now to order commemorative
t-shirts for the event. Orders can be place by calling the chamber at 584-5366. The
festival will be held the weekend of Oct. 5-6 at Forest Capital State Park.


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Auto, Life, Health, Home

Freddy Pitts, Agency Manager


Jimmy King, Agent
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Doug Helms, Agent
105 W. Anderson St. Monticello (850) 997-2213


Freddy Pitts
813 S. Washington St. Perry (850) 584-2371


Lance Braswell, Agent
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"Helping You Is What We So Best."


Volunteers are needed to spruce
up the Aucilla River and Aucilla
Sinks trail for the fall season as
part of National Public Lands Day,
Saturday, Sept. 29.
Coordinated locally by the
Florida ) Fish & Wildlife
Conservation Commission,
Suwannee River Water


Management District and the
Florida Trail Association, the event
attracted more than 80,000
volunteers across the United States
last year.
Following tle Aucilla clean-up,
volunteers are invited to meet for a
picnic and a paddling trip down the
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Now available on DVD


'We are Marshall' is a poignant


story ready for football season


Every. fall, college football provides us with
inspirational stories of triumph, humbling tales of
ordinary .people overcoming extraordinary odds and
breathtaking reports of loss.
Every once in awhile, we get a story that has a bit of
all three, and along the way re-defines what it means to
play the game.. Perhaps no story fits this description
more than the tradegy that befell Marshall University in,
1970, in which a single event not only shattered coutless
lives, but threatened to leave forever broken an entire
community.
Released late last
year, "We are
Marshall" is the
story of the
aftermath of the
Nov. 14, 1970, plane
crash which killed -'
37 "Thundering
Herd" football
players, 8 members
of the coaching staff "Y
and 25 boosters.
Finally released
on DVD, perhaps
purposely in the
midst of college
football season, the
movie is not perfect,
but delivers, a
poignant look at a
football team--and .
an \entire town--in
mourning, and how
hard it can be to take
those first hesitant
steps forward
following a tradegy. : 7
The crash left only
four players along
with receivers coach
William "Red"
Dawson (Matthew
Fox), who, at the
last minute, took
over a recruiting
assignment to allow
another coach to
go home early, a
decision which would save his life and haunt him for the
rest of it.
The university as well as the entire town' .of
Huntington, W. Va., is left in mourning. The 75 people
killed on the plane included prominent lawyers and
business people, four of the town's six doctors; a city
councilman and a state senator. Seventy children in town
lost a parent in the crash and 18 were left orphaned.
One of the biggest decisions facing the university is
whether or not they should cancel the football program
for the next season.
Some, including Paul Griffen (Ian McShane), booster
member and father of the team's star runningback who
was among those killed on the plane, say playing
football would only be a reminder to everyone who had
lost someone of the tragedy.
' Others, however, argue that restoring the football


program is the only way to truly honor those lost. They
are lead by Nate Ruffin (Anthony Mackie), a player who
had been unable to travel due to an injury.
Despite many calls to cancel the upcoming season,
spurred by a massive show of support from the student
. body, the university decides to go ahead with the next,
season and hires coach Jack Lengyel.o (Matthew
McConaughey) to rebuild the team.
The new tearn'which consists of freshmen (the school
had to appeal to. the NCAA to allow them to play) and
players from the
university's soccer
and basketball
teams, must face
the expectations of
an entire town as
well as the
surviving players
from the old team.
I was very
S. apprehensive
-ab ,.. about McG
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mi .sic videos and
the action-packed
pair of "Charlie's
Angels" movies,
this seemed to be a
great departure for
him. I did not have
high expectations
for the end result.
Reportedly,
MNcG %%ent to
University to get
their blessing to
film a me.o ie about
the event that, to
this day, is still
honored and
remembered. He
won them over,
and after seeing
the movie, I can
say he. had won me.
over too.
He is able, with
a script by Jamie Lindon, to honor the story without the
usual Hollywood overproduction. At first, I was
surprised by how much time was given to several
storylines outside the team, including the grieving father
and Annie Cantrell'(Kate Mara), who was engaged to his
'son. But I-realized, as 'McG obviously had, that "'We are
Marshall," is not truly a football movie. It is a movie
about a team rebuilding for sure, but it is also about-a
school and a town, in mourning. As Lengyel says at one
point, "It's not about winning or losing. It's not even
about how we play the game."
It's simply the fact that they were playing.
The DVD is .available in widescreen and full screen
"formats- and comes with the documentary, "Legendary
Coaches.",
"We are Mashall" is rated PG for emotional thematic
material, a crash scene and mild language.


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headlining band, The Chapmans. Taylor said.
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Tallahassee Symphony Youth
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group open to string players who
are members of the more advanced
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Symphony orchestras.
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September 21-2
Due to popular demand, the
Tallahassee Little Theatre is presenting
two encore performances of Neil
Simon's "Biloxi Blues" at 8 p.m. Tickets
are available by calling 850-224-8474
or www.tallahasseelittletheatre.org.
October 5-7, 12-14
The Quincy Music Theatre presents
the Tony Award-winning "Fiddler on the
Roof." Tevye, a Jewish dairy farmer,
navigates the labyrinth of life all the
while searching for balance for himself,
his family and friends. For tickets, call
850-875-9444.


Sunday, Sept. 23
Violinist Chlo6 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.
Friday, Sept. 21
The FSU Symphony Orchestra marks
the beginning of its season at Ruby
Diamond Auditorium at 8 p.m. with
Beethoven's Fifth Symphony and
Gustav Mahler's "Songs of the
Wayfarer." For tickets, visit
music.fsu.edu.


Saturday, Sept. 22
The Tallahassee Winds, which features
approximately 100 musicians from
around North Florida, will begin its new
season at Ruby Diamond Auditorium.


Friday, Sept. 21
Prepare for laughs when Comedienne
Ron White appears at the Stephen C.
O'Connell Center in Gainesville at 8
p.m. For tickets call 352-392-5500 or
visit www.ticketmaster.com.
Friday, Sept. 28
The preliminary competition for the
Florida Forest Festival Karaoke Contest
will be at the Perry Elks Lodge at 7 p.m.
It is open to anyone ages 16 years or
older. (Those under 18 must be
accompanied by a parent.) The top 10
will be chosen and compete live on
stage at the Florida Forest Festival.


Saturday, Sept. 29
The Taylor County Communities
Association will hold a beach carnival.
There will be games, bingo, karaoke, a
chili cook-off and face painting. Games
will run from 3 until 5 p.m. Karaoke and
dancing begin at 3 p.m. For more
information, visit www.taylorcca.com.


October 5-6
The second annual Pickin' in the Pines
Bluegrass for Babies Festival will be
held at Forest Capital State Park,
featuring The Chapmans, Ernie Evans
& Southern Lite, Pure & Simple,
Cowlick Bluegrass Band and the Wilson
Family. All proceeds from the event will
benefit the March of Dimes.
Saturday, Oct. 27
The 52 annual Florida Forest Festival
will feature all of the usual favorites,
including lumberjack shows, equipment
demonstrations, carnival, antique car
show, the "World's Largest Free Fish
Fry" and more. Blues legend Buddy
Miles will headline the mainstage
entertainment. Joining him will be
Charlie McCoy and the festival karaoke
finalists. The festival will be followed by
the third Perry Opry, which will run from
7 until 10 p.m. that evening.
Saturday, Nov. 3
The annual Steinhatchee Riverfest
will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. at the Steinhatchee Community
Center and Park.
The Riverfest will include arts and
crafts, a low country boil, a canoe and
kayak river poker run and more. The
event is sponsored by the
Steinhatchee Community Projects
Board, Inc.


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B-4 Perry News-Herald September 21-22, 2007


The six-member 'Pure & Simple' group is based in Dothan, Ala.


'Music is part of


Robert Wilson is a simple man.
He believes in God and church, his
family and bluegrass music, in that
order.
Along with Robert on guitar and
vocals, The Wilson Family Band
includes his wife Melissa on
mandolin, 17-year-old son Clint on
banjo and. vocals, and 11-year-old
daughter Katie on fiddle and
vocals.
.The band's enthusiasm for their
singing and playing as well as the
bond they establish with festival
audiences is "infectious. and
inspiring."
Robert learned to play the guitar
and sing with his family in church.
A founding member of River Grass
Review in the 1980s, he toured up
and down the east coast from New
York to Florida.
Melissa grew up in Jacksonville


playing music with her grandfather
and cousin. She played 'in a local
band in her teens and then met
Robert. After filling in for River
Grass Review's mandolin player,
she became the full-time member
for about three years. She left the
band to raise their new family.
Clint is a senior in high school as
well as the 2006 Florida State
Senior Division Banjo Champion,
a title he won after playing the
banjo for just over a year. Not only
is he an accomplished banjo
player, but he also plays guitar,
bass and some mandolin. He is
becoming a songwriter as well,
having written several of the songs
the family performs. When not
pickin', he says he enjoys
recording and playing golf. Clint
also plays banjo for Ernie Evans
and Southern Lite.


Dothan-based bluegrass band plays music that is'Pure


: Pure & Simple, a six-member
band from Dothan, Ala., "would
rather play Bluegrass than eat, but
you wouldn't know it to look .at
them."
The group plays "traditional
bluegrass with a little comedy and
nagic thrown in."
:- Pure & Simple has been playing
bluegrass music throughout the


south since spring 2003.
Travis Perry (dobro, vocals) has
been a member of the band since
2006, but has been involved in
music from the age of 10 when his
mother bought him his first guitar.
He made a living in the music
industry for 15 years before finally,
as his dad would say, he got a "real
job" in real estate. Perry makes his


home with his wife Laurie and
daughter Bradi in Dothan, where
he owns and operates a bluegrass
music shop and recording studio in
Dothan.
Steve Kirkland (lead vocals,
rhythm guitar) has been playing
guitar since 1975 and singing since
1973 when he sang in the choir at
Dothan High School. Kirkland


sang tenor and played electric bass
with the Sonshine Boys quartet for
seven years. 1He has been singing
bluegrass since 1985 as a member
of three groups throughout the
years.
John Corbin (acoustic upright
bass) began playing rock guitar at
age 12. By the time he turned 20,
his musical interests turned to


country music. Five years later he )
began playing bluegrass music. He
plays mandolin, dobro and is
currently learning to play the
banjo. Corbin began playing bass a
year and a half ago when a local
bluegrass band was being formed
and in need of a bass player.
Greg Whigham (banjo) lives
well off the beaten path in Houston


our iif

Katie is 11 years old, in the saitf
grade and has been playing "
fiddle since June 2006. Sh e
also becoming a songwriter -
help from her "hero," BecE..
Buller.
The family is supported by Drew.
Jones from Blackshear, Ga., on;the;
bass. He also comes fromn-m'i
musical family and performs rn:isa
churches and events with 6
family and his sister, Ashley. I
Clint and Katie, Drew can lay";
multiple instruments, includqigg
guitar, dobro and mandolin.. -E-
The Wilson Family Band p
festivals, churches and priv=t
events.
"Music is a part of our life. i
go to church, school, work "S
play music. We try to teach God
first, family second and blueg'%,
comes next," Robert said.


& SimplI
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County, Ala. He began playing
guitar in 1975 and becamen
interested in bluegrass music later
that year after attending tUe_
Henderson Bluegrass Festival near
Troy, Ala. He has played in f,..r.
different bluegrass bands prior.,t',
his current association with Pure ,&'
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Southern Lite

keeps traditions

alive and well
Bluegrass has been described by
many as one of the most uplifting
and emotional forms of musical I "
expression today.
Carrying on the tradition is
Florida's own-Southern Lite.
For the last 20 years, all five -
enthusiastic members have been -.. ,
performing and sharing their .c
talents throughout the country in 1
different band settings. k
The band was born of necessity
in 2001, when legendary fiddle
player Vassar Clements hired them..........
as a back-up band to perform.
The rest is history. Ernie Evans from Southern Lite

Band members bring decades of

musical experience to the stage


Cow Lick Bluegrass
'-Four former members o-f the Tallahassee bluegrass band, Fifth Gear, joined together in
2-605, picking up a banjoist along the way, to make Cow Lick Bluegrass Band. Three of the
members have contributed original songs to the band's mix of old standards, gospel and rare
treasures from bluegrass" lesser known artists. They can be seen at pubs from Wakulla
County to Southern Georgia. The band includes Bobby Cutts (vocals, harmonica), Kit Goodner
(tWiftar), Carrie Hamby (upright bass, vocals), Dennis Hardin (banjo, dobro, vocals) and
David Leporati (mandolin, vocals).


PURE & SIMPLE
Continued from page 4
Simple.
Mike Hutto handles lead guitar
duties for Pure & Simple and sings
baritone, except when he sings
lead vocals, on several songs. He


began playing guitar around eight
years of age and he also plays
fiddle, mandolin and banjo.
Ronnie Retherford (mandolin)
has been playing mandolin off and
on since 1976. He became
interested in bluegrass music in
college and had been playing


guitar for a couple of years when a
banjo player encouraged him to
buy a mandolin to help keep
a steady rhythm for their
fledgling group. He has played.
both mandolin and guitar in
several different bands through the'
years.


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Multi-Family Yard Sale Saturday, Sept. 22,
,corner of 221 North and Lyman Hendry Rd.
3 miles North of the Courthouse. 843-1259.
9/21


Queen Pillow-Top Mattress Set. New in
plastic with warranty $150, 850-222-7783
GCN3
SOLID WOOD Cherry sleigh bed- BRAND
NEW ih box, $250. Call (850) 545-7112.
GC,.J

BEDROOM: New complete 6 piece set
still boxed, S599. can deliver (850) 222-
7783
GCN3
FUTON, black mattress and black metal
frame S199 (can deliver). (850) 425-8374.
GCN3
DINETTE SET SOLID WOOD table & 4
chairs S149. NEW IN BOX CAll Sandi
(850) 222-9879.
G'CN3
Sectional Sofa with 2 built in Recliners,
Gold color, like new $700. Matching
Recliner S200. Sofa and love seat multi-
color S100 each. Exercise equipment::
Bike $50, Treadmill $100, Body by Jake
AB Scissors $75. Call 223-2412,
9/21

FREE FIREWOOD
GAS PLANT RD
584-3380
9/14-10/10


Inside and Treasures & More Glassware
Outside Shops New Hours: Sat-Sun 10-4 Antiques
YWe buy ..call us! Collectibles
Yard Sale i Pr 19 S. e a 838-14 1 Mi Tools
Set-up H T o
$8 & Up Hwy. 19S. -838-1422- 584-7124 Mon-Th Furniture


OLD CONSIGNMENT PICK-UP-GIFTS
OF GRACE-IF YOU HAVE ITEMS THAT
WERE PLACED ON CONSIGNMENT
BEFORE JUNE 2007-PLEASE PICK-UP
BY DECEMBER 1, 2007- ANYTHING
THAT IS NOT PICKED-UP BY
DECEMBER 1, 2007 WILL BECOME
PROPERTY OF GIFTS' OF GRACE.
NEW FALL/WINTER STORE HOURS-
TUES... WED, THURS.-3:00-5:30. FRIDAY
-12:30-5:30 AND SATURDAY 10:00-3:00.
STILL ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS-
10 ITEMS AT A TIME-FOR SIX MONTHS *
AT A TIME. 106 E. MAIN ST.-ON THE
SQUARE 584-7770..
9/7GOG .

Family Yard Sale: Saturday, Sept. 22, 900
East Julia St.
9/21


come |all! j "

PERRY ELKS I


BINGO
Monday 7:00 p.m.
Public Welcome
305 Puckett Road
Yard Sale: Friday morning from 8 a.m. to
12 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11:00
a.m.' 109 Grove Ave. There is furniture,
ladies clothes size 12 to 24 and
miscellaneous accessories to clothes and
household items.
9/19-9/21
Moving Sale: 602 N. Jefferson St.,
Saturday 9 -Until. Dining set, wicker,
cabinets, desks, odds & ends, toys, some
antiques, exercise equipment, box
springs, lamps, 2 porch swings, gas
heater, frames. (Call 584-4678 about pool
table complete.)
9/21
Yard Sale Friday & Saturday: Furniture,
dresser, Broyhill desk, misc. tables,
mirros, computer parts. 6041 Beach Rd.,
business building 1-1/2 off Hwy. 19.



Opportunity is Knocking!!!
Start Your New Career Today.
Classes now enrolling for class A&B
licenses. 3rd. party testing available.
SAGE @LCCC CALL for more info
TODAY: 866-522-2669 386-754-4404.'
www.sageschools.com
9/19-9/21
"Priced Reduced Cargo Trailers"
16 ft Dual Axle with breaks, radial tires
with spare, side door and ramp cargo door
S3100. 20 ft Dual Axle with brakes, radial
tires with spare, side door. Regular swing
cargo doors. Ramp included $4320.
Steinhatchee 352.498-2111.
9/19-9/21
For Sale: Cherry color vanity with bench.
like new. S50.00. Blue round dining table
with 3 chairs like new. $50.00. Elvis
Loving You Plate, Elvis Remembered
'Series. Plate #1739-K 2nd in series, worth
; S100 will sell for $40. I paid for it. Call 838-
3033 Pin 1962 after 12 noon.


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1984 Plymouth Station Wagon.. Low
mileage, Excellent Condition. Auto, 4
cylinder. $1,200. Call 672.0952
9/12-9/28
$5,500 O.B.O.- Under Blue Book. 2003
Chevy CAvalier, black, 2 door, tinted
windows. Looks great, cold AC. Apprx.
48K miles. Kelly Blue ook list @ $5699.
Will negotiate. Call 850-584-2912.
9/12-/21 ,- A

For Sale: 1996 Dodge passenger van used
for pre-school. Runs good, needs water
pump, blue book price $2800, selling for
$1800. Call 352-650-8580.
9/21 LWWC
For Sale: 1990 Ford Ranger Pick-up. Gray
with red interior, 51,582 actual miles
$1500. Call 584-6676 ask for George.
9/21-9/26
For Sale; 2000 Mercury Grand Marquee LS
57,020 miles. Light Blue with slate blue
interior. Call 584-6676 ask for George.
9/21-9/26
For Sale:.1991 Ford Ranger XLT. $1,200
OBO. 2002 Ford Ranger ext. cab $7,000
OBO. Must sell both. 223-3393. .
9/21-10/3
For Sale: 1991 Jeep Pick-up, 4 wheel
drive, new tires, looks and runs good. 5
speed 6 cylinder motor $2,000. Call 223-
2690 or 672-0514.
9/19-9/21
,1985 Lincoln Town Car $1500. ,1985
Chevy Truck $300, 1/2 ton rear end $125,
513 gears $100, 373 gears $100, 2-12" 6
lug rims $150 for both. Bass tracker boat C
90 house mercury, 1r5' long trailer $700.
Call 838-4016 after 4:30 p.m.
9/19-9/21

For Sale: 1997 Chrysler Seabring
Convertible S3500. Call 584-4257 or 838-
7998.
9/14-10/10

Automatic transmission with O/D for Ford
Mustang or Ranger, A4LD transmission.
excellent operating condition, 223-3198.
8/31-9/7

For Sale: 1996 Ford Explorer. 2 new tires
on front. Runs good #3500 o.b.o... Call
850-971-5538.


For Sale: 2 Dirt Bikes- 1 Yamaha TTR
250 2002. 1 Yamaha TTR 125-2003
comes with complete riding gear for both
bikes. Asking $3600,00. Call Jeff at 850-
578-2588 home or 850-843-1169 cell.
9/12-9/28
2007 Yammaha Grizzly 450 4X4 + Diff-
Lock-Custom 'Custom Rear Rack and
Hitch. For mileage and hours and price
call 584-9498 or 584-9392 after 5:00
For Sale: 2004 Suzuki 400 Quad runner
4X4. Excellent condition $3200 o.b.o. Call
584-7829 after 4:30 p.m.


WANT TO BUY

Old Fireplace Brick
Gold (scrap) ~ Diamonds ~ Old Comic Books
Coins (silver) & Paper Money ~ Taylor County Memorabilia

Used Furniture
Bedroom Dining Room Living Room Bedding


1993 Prowler Camper. 30ft long. new
refrigerator. ACiheat, sleeps six people.
Excellent condition. Asking S8.000. Call
850-681-8744.
9/21-9/28
For Sale 2000 EZ Go Golf Cart. Battery
operated with accessories S1800.00. Calli
850-838-2925. Price negotiable.
8/29-10/5



Puppies for Sale: Chihuahua, very small,
1 lemrale, 3 males. Small American
Eskimo, Small Marimma. All have papers,
shots and have been wormed. Call 386-
294-1604 or 386-688-2822.
9/14-9/21
For Sale: CKC, Registered Shih tzu Male,
1 1/2 yrs, old. Caught up on all shots.
Good with kids, fenced in yard req. $300
call 584-4808 leave message.




For Sale: 2.Acres in Warrior Creek
Subdivision in Cul de sack. Asking
$30,000. for more information call Mark
Espich 772-584-2845,
9/14-9/28
Buy my ex-husband's Lot.-Yates Creek
Landing, 1 acre. Owner Financing,
$35,000, Lot .11, Block "B". Call (770) 841-
8023.
9/21-10-10

Commercial Building for Lease Downn
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


For Sale: Warrior Creek Subdivision in
Cul de sack. Asking $30,000. for. more
information call Mark Espich 772-584-
2845.
9/14-9/26.

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.
$10,000 and Assume mortgage, call 850-
578-3094 for apt.
9/14-10/10


Land for Sale. 221 North between Shilir
Church Rd. and Cairo Parker Rd. 1 acre
lots with paved roads. Owner financing
available. Please Call.(386) 658-1346 or
(850) 584-7466.
3/21 -tfnEF
!!! PRICE REDUCTIONI! 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.
tfIn IHP

NEED LARGER HOME?

Beautiful 3500 Sq Ft Home on 2 acres
located at 103 Dogwood Way. Plenty
of robm for you & your family to spread
out. Owner may consider lease also.
Or, buy this home outright for $280,500.
-" Contact Debby Howard at .
Sun & Stars Realty
223-1849 or 386-590-0848
for a private showing of this home
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/tfnSGR
FORECLOSURE 4BR DWMH ON 2+
acres in Spring Warrior. $89,947..., MUST
ACT FAST. Call 850-838-9090.
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For Sale: 16X80 2002 Trailer. Covered
porch, metal 2 car garage carport. Shed-
fenced rental lot. Everything stay with the
trailer, just move in!!! Immaculate. $40,000
firm call 584-6991 home, 584-3278 work.
9/19-9/26


Mobile Home for Sale: 2 bedroom, 2 ba.th
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.

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


12560 Spring Warrior Rd.
Friday, Sept. 29 & Saturday, Sept. 30
Starting 8:00 a.m.
OVER $100,000 IN MERCHANDISE
* Two New Holland Tractors w/Loaders, Tractor Attachments,
Trailers, Fuel Tanks
* Specialty Tools, Professional Tools, Cutting Torch, Miller
Combo Tig/Stick Welder, Generators, Pressure Washer,
Table Saw, Joiner, Planer, Power Tools, Nail Guns, Screw
Guns, Hand Tools, Drywall Lift, Wall & Ceiling Texture
Sprayer, Paint Sprayer
* Plumbing & Electrical Supplies
* Lots of Nice Furniture, Antiques, Household Goods,
Storage Shelves, Office Furniture
* Electronics, Office Equipment, Kids Toys
* 2003 Ford Lariat, Golf Cart & Much More!





NOW HIRING

Reading Teacher
BA Required, Teaching Cert. in Reading or Read-
ing Endorsement or CAR-PD Accreditation
3 Years experience preffered
(same contact info) .


ESE Teacher
BA Required, Teaching Cert. in ESE Required
Experience in ESE field preferred

Contact: Jodi Savoy
Greenville Hills Academy
Phone: 850-948-1200, ext. 281
Fax: 850-948-1241


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For Sale: 16X80 2002 Trailer. Covered
porch, metal 2 car garage carport. Shed-
f;nced rental lot. Everything stay with the
trailer, just move in!!! Emasculate. $40,000
firm call 584-6991 home, 584-3278 work.
9/19-9/21
How about a new mobile home for as little
as $150 bi weekly? Call for details.
Prestige Home Centers in Chiefland. Also
open Sunday 12-5 p.m. 352-493-2492 or
800-477-2492
3/16tfnPH

Landowners, easy financing. No proof of
income required for most cases. Call for
details Prestige Home Centers in
Chiefland. Also open Sunday 12-5 p.m.
3/16tfnPH
For Sale: Perfect Hunting & Fishing MH,
69,000 actual miles, completely gone
through mechanically $4500 o.b.o. Call
850-584-9568.
9/12tfnBBS
No down for Landowners! Even if you still
owe, Call us for info. Prestige Home.
Centers in Chiefland. Also open Sunday
12-5 p.m. 352-493-2492 or 800-477-2492.
3/16tfnPH
1992 Horton Double Wide Mobile Home for
Sale: 4 Bedroom 2 Bath, New Metal Roof,
Large back porch, New dry wall and green
wall in most of the house needs to be
finished. Front room with sun room
addition that needs to be finished.
Purchaser must move at own expense.
$10,000.00 or best offer. Call 850-584-
5236.
9/19-9/21
For Sale: 98 Palm Harbor Single Wide
.16X80, '2 BR/2BA. Must be moved
$16,500. Call 584-3091 or 672-1709,
9/19-10/3




Southern Villas of Perry
Looking For Applicants!
Rental assistance available. HUD
vouchers accepted. 1 & 2 BR HO & 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 Fl .32347 E9alM I Husing
5;2tfnSV

For Rent: Taking Applications on 2' BR
Mobile Home. Central Air, very clean will
accept 1 very small child. No pets. 584-
4366.
9/14-9/26
House for Rent: 3 BR & 1 BA on 12 Susan
St., $650 a month. For more information
call 850-843-8524 or 786-426-1489.
9/14-10/10LS

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.
9/7tfnLS


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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.
9/7tfnLS

FURNISHED- IBR&2BR CONDO'S FOR :
RENT BY THE MONTH W/LEASE $750 & :
$875, WATER, CABLE TV, INTERNET,
HOT TUB INCLUDED, STEINHATCHEE,
FL. CALL ROBIN AT 352-498-7740 OR E- .
MAIL
WWW.STEINHATCHEEPALCE.COM
9/19-10/12


The City of Perry
is hiring for the following
positions:

Heavy Equipment Operator
(Street Department)
Req: Must have a valid Florida
Drivers License and be able to
obtain a CDL within 6 months of
employment.
Salary Range: $10.49-$14.45

Maintenance Laborer
(Recreation Department)
Req: Must have a valid Florida
Drivers License.
Salary Range: $7:81-$11.03

Truck Driver/Laborer
(Sanitation Department)
Req: Must have a valid Florida
Drivers License and be able to obtain
a CDL within 6 months
of employment.
Salary Range: $8.61-$12.17
Applications are available:
Online: Applications and job
Descriptions are available at
www.employflodda.com
(Register as a job seeker. Search in Taylor County.
Click on desired position.)
Send printed and completed
Application via mail
To: Employment Connections
200 West Base Street, 2nd Floor
Madison, FL 32340
or
Fax: (850) 973-9757
Employment Connections Mobile Unit
Wednesday from 8:00 am to 5:00 p'm in the
Kmart parking lot (1809 S. Byron Butler Pkwy.)
Employment Connections Madison Office
Located at 200 W. Base St. Madison, FL 32340
DRUG FREE WORKPLACE
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER


DRIVERS

u like to earn

)O/week
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overnight hauls?

call us at

484-6666
xt. 405

s "A" CDL with ''lazmat*
r endorsement.
ce provided.


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


*


RN or LPN
MDS Coordinator


Call Sue Love, RN, DON 850-584-63


334


COOK (fulltime) Dietary Aides
Call Cheryl Ellis 850-584-6334

Marshall Health & Rehab Center
207 Marshall Dr. Perry
Drug Free Workplace Equal Opportunity Employer -


OPEN HOUSE
-Saturday, Sept. 22

11:00-2:00
111 oOdgate Drive, Pe a1

Beautifully Remodeled Brick Home
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 1500 sq. ft. MOVE IN READY!
See information @ www.owners.com ID Listing DAG1364 A





















WOODRIDGE APARTMENTS
1, 2 and 3 BR HC and Non-HC accessible
apartments. HUD vouchers considered.
Equal Opportunity. Office hours.are 8:00-
5:00 Mon-Thurs. Call 850-584-5668. 709
W. Church St.. Perry, FL 32348. TDD 711.
9/19tfWA

For Rent: Available for 6 8 month lease. 1
BR, 1 BA, furnished Apt. Located on the
Gulf at Keaton Beach. No Smoking. No
Children, No pets. S850 month, includes
electric, water, sewer and cable TV. 850-
838-2755.
9/7tfnDC

One Bedroom Apartment for Rent.. Gas,
electric, cable included. Great area, use of
pool. No drugs or pets. Call 838-2455 or
371-1414.
9/7-9/28




Fun!





BINGO



E-arly Bird 6 p.m.
Regular 7 p.m.


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


9/21

Help
neec
9/21


Driver- Jacksonville Terminal
,CT TRANSPORTATION
HOME EVERY WEEKEND
GUARANTEED!
TOP PAY for Exp'd Drivers!
NO TOUCH FREIGHT
65% preload/pretarped
CDL-Areq'd 877-428-5627
www.ctdrivers.com


i Wanted: Part-time bookerkeeper
led. Call after 9:00 584-3340.
-9/28


FORCE ONE RECRUITING
108 WEST RYDER ST..
LITCHFILED, ILL. 62056
217-324-4100 -
CALLING ALL!!!
Coyote Ugly Type Girls and Road Rules
Kind of guys, if this describes you, then
you are right for our awesome travel job.
It's a youth incentive program that will take
you coast to coast working with a fun and
Adventurous group! $400-$800 a week,
2pd. Vacations + bonuses! Transportation
& Lodging provided. Opportunity knocks,
THIS ONE ROCKS!!!
1-800-701-1442
www.forceoneteam.com
18 & over over
9/21-10/3.

Worker needed in Woodworking Shop.
Experience helpful, must be dependable-.
Call after 9:00 584-3340.
9021-9/28

TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS

Engineer- FT $50,024-56,305-DOQ
Firefighter/EMT $10.78 hr.
Mechanic $11.88- $13.37 hr.
Road Mte. Technician (RMT) $8.04hr.
Emergency Management Secretary $8.44
hr. 20 hrs. @ wk.

.ob descriptions and applications can be
Otl3,eiid iti.-rr www.taylorcountygov.com,
'www.employftorida.com or One Stop
`Mtcbif', Urit located in Kmart Parking Lot
.p Widri':.'isy, 8'a.m.-5 p.m. Applications
rr-usq t-.e ubumitted to Employment
i.,onne,:lirio. 200 W. Base Street,
,:.Madison, FL. 32340. fax number 850-973-
9757, or emailed to bains()nfwdb.org.
9/7tfn

!Help wanted Backcock & More. Set up and.
:delivery. Must be 21 yrs old. License and
good driving record required. No phone
:call! Apply in person 1225 S. Jefferson St.
3/30tfrBC
*: r' S____________..


LPN or MEDICAL ASSISTANT
immediate opening in busy medical clinic
in Perry. FI Great interpersonal skills,
Proficient computer skills, and clinic
experience is required. Phlebotomy
certification is preferred. Must be able to
multi-task in a fast paced environment.

Please fax resume to:
850-223-3047. or mail to: 409 E. Ash Street
Perry. Fl 32347

.EOE/DFWP/M-F

NOTICE: PUBLIC VACANCY
ANNOUNCEMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT #2008-55
VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT
POSTING DATE: Monday, September 10,
2007
D"-^DLINE FOR APPLYING: Monday,
'September 17, 2007
(12:00)
The following position is being advertised
as a vacancy for the 2007-2008 school
year. This position is open to school board
employees and the general public.
"Request to Transfer" forms may be
picked up at each work site. Interested
applicants please contact the Taylor One
Stop Career Center, (850) 491-4612 or the
Superintendent of Schools' Office at (850)
838-2500. Taylor County School Board
adheres to a drug-free workplace policy.
,Drug Testing with a negative result is
required.
If reasonable ADA accommodations are
needed for the application process, please
notify our Personnel Director during the
application period at (850) 838-2500.
Non-Instructional Administrative Position
Administrative Complex:
Director of Finance-Position #900375501
Contact: Oscar M. Howard Jr. 850-838-
2500.
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Avon Reps Needed! How would you like to
be your own boss? Start your own
business. I can show you how. $10 start-
up kit. Call BJ Today! 850-584-6289 or
850-843-2605.
8/1-9/1

'.1 Leading Health Provider Company in
the United States is seeking Health
Representatives that want to work from
home. Our company has been in business
for 14 Great Years with well over 1.7
million satisfied members and still
growing. Call Cynthia at 843-5551.
www.deliveringonthepromise.co'm/40536269
8/17-9/28

GEORGIA-FLORIDA BARK & MULCH IS
LOOKING FOR EXPERIENCED CLASS
;A TRUCK DRIVERS WITH A CLEAN
DRIVING RECORD TO DO LOCAL
HAULING. APPLICATIONS MUST BE
MADE IN PERSON AT 863 HIGHWAY 27
EAST, PERRY, FLORIDA. CALL ONLY IF
DIRECTIONS ARE NECESSARY 850-
584-4807.
9/12-9/28

Eye Tech Training Program
Immediate opening FT w/benefits; Career
opportunity; Direct-patient-care duties;
Books provided; Entry-level salary;
Substantial increase at 1-year
w/attainment of ophthalmic certification
and good performance evaluation. PCAs,
CNAs, and honor students are encouraged
to apply. Requirements: HS diploma or
equiv.; articulate; initiative, highly
motivated; good home-study habits; ability
to quickly grasp and apply new principles
& techniques; ability to lift/carry 50 Ibs: or,
more. Nature Coast Eyecare institute
Perry, Florida EOE Fax resume (850)
838-3937 Phone (850) 584-2778, Ext. 639
9/19-10/5

CHILDREN'S CASE MANAGER #2169
Requires a bachelor's degree from an
accredited university or college with a
major in counseling, social work,
.psychology, criminal justice, nursing,
- rehabilitation, special education, health
education or a related human services
field with one (1) year of full-time or
equivalent experience working with
children with severe emotional
disturbance; or other bachelor's degree
from an accredited university or college
With three (3) years full-time or equivalent
experience working with children with
severe emotional disturbances.
For more information:
www.apalcheecenter.org (850)523-3217 or
1(800)2262931 or visit our Human
Resources, 2634-J Capital Circular N.E.,
Tallahassee, Fl 32308
An equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action
Employer/ Drug-Free Workplace


GULF COAST .*
METAL *


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accessories in stock Painted

Special Flashings Made All "pes Warranted MetalAvailable
Cut toi your desired l enlgths Delivery Service Aaitlableht'
Call Toll-Free 888-393-0335 352-498-0778 Horseshoe Beach, Fl.


Part Time Relief Advoate
Provide crisis intervention with callers &
residents. Assist in community living.
Overnights, evenings, some weekend &
holidays. EOE. Send resume w/cover
letter to: Refudge House, Inc. PO Box
20910, TIh. FI 32316. Open until filled.
Refuge House, Inc. is committed to
respecting and valuing diversity.
9/7-9/20RHI




Morgan's Tree Service and Debris
Removal. Free estimates. Call 352-498-
7844 or 850-672-0709.
6/8-9/28
Thb 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 578-3776 or Cell#
838-6077.25 years,
tfJM


TREE CAPITAL

CLEANING

UPHOLSTERY
& CARPET
CLEANING 4
Dries in 3-4 hours

584-CLEAN
(584-2532)

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


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

A io Z Farm and Lawn Service
L.nd clearing, tree trimming/ removal,
dump truck service, harrowing, bush hog
mowing, rake work, dirt leveling and
complete lawn service. Call 584-6737.
3/9tfnAZ

J.D.'s Tree Service and Lawn Care.
Licensed and insured. Free estimates. We
also grind stumps. Call today 838-12.80.
Firewood for sale.
tfJD

STUMP GRINDING
and
PRESSURE WASHING.
_ _/*-w l FFreeEstimrates!! .
Call Billy Blue at
672-0955 or 838-1307
3/10tfnBB


Swann |

Bail ;

Bonds _

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

The Temple of God Child Development
Center is now accepting applications for
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nt Land, Non- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TIMOTHY
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Convenience Store-Gold Mine Gas tanks
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IN THE COUNTY COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA PAUL N DRECCHIO Plaintiff,
CASE NO. 62-2007-CC-368-OOA-01 VS
1970 AVION COACH TRAVEL TRAILER
SERIAL #GJ31091 Defendant
NOTICE OF ACTION
NOTICE 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 PAUL N
DRECCHIO, 3724-74TH ST N, ST.
PETERBURGS, FL 33710 WHO IS THE
PETITIONER, ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER
13TH, 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
19TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 2007, AT TAYLOR
COUNTY, FLORIDA. CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT BY: SALINA FORD DEPUTY
CLERK.
9/21,9/28, 10/5, 10/12

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER
FICTITIOUS NAME
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned,
pursuant to the fictions name statue,
Chapter'20953 or Section 865.09, Florida
Statutes, 1941, will register with Secretary
of State, 'Corporation Division,
Tallahassee, Florida, upon receipt of-
proof of publication of this notice the
fictitious name, to-wit: Margie's Diner
under which we/I will engage In
business. I/We expect to engage In
business in Perry, Florida and our address
is: 1707 S. Jefferson Street. The extent of
.ne-r- hiD i- 'M4orgie Gamble 100% ,O .
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY
CIVIL DIVISION
21ST MORTGAGE CORPORATION F /K/ A
21ST CENTURY HOME MORTGAGE
C ORPORAiION
Ploar .H
VS.
CASE NO. 07-751-CA DAVID R. HORNSBY;
THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DAVID R.
HORNSBY; IF LIVING, INCLUDING ANY
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID
DEFENDANTSS, IF REMARRIED, AND IF
DECEASED, THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN
HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES,
CREDITORS, LIENORS,:AND TRUSTEES, AND
ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY,
THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THE
NAMED DEFENDANTSS; UNKNOWN
TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TENANT #2;
Defendantss.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: DAVID R. HORNSBY; THE UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF DAVID R. HORNSBY; IF LIVING,
INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
SAID DEFENDANTSS, IF REMARRIED, AND
IF DECEASED, THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN
HEIRS,' DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES,
CREDITORS, LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES, AND
ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY.
THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THE
NAMED DEFENDANTSS;
Whose residence are is unknown.
YOU ARE HEREBY required to file your
answer or written defenses, if any, in the
above proceeding with the Clerk of this
Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon
the plaintiff s attorney, whose name and
address appears hereon, within thirty
days of the first publication of this Notice,
the nature of this proceeding being a
suit for foreclosure of mortgage against
the following described property, to wit:
THE NORTH 1/2 OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF
LOTS 7 AND 8, BLOCK 40, STEINHATCHEE
SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1,
PAGES 26 AND 27, OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA,
AND
COMMENCING AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER-OF BLOCK 40, AND RUN SOUTH
52.5 FEET FOR POINT OF BEGINNING;
THENCE RUN WEST 100 FEET; RUN SOUTH
52.5 FEET; RUN EAST 100 FEET; RUN NORTH
52.5 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING,
ALL LYING AND BEING IN STEINHATCHEE,
SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF, A S RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1,
PAGES 26 AND 27, OF THE .PUBLIC
RECORDS OF TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA.
To include a:
2000 King, VIN N89733A and 81149109
2000 King, VIN N89733B and 81137931
A/KIA 1512 STEINHATCHEE SUB
STEINHATCHEE, FL 32359 If you fail to file
your answer or written defenses in the
above proceeding, on plaintiff's
attorney.: a default will be entered
against you for the relief demanded in
the Complaint -or Petition. DATED at
TAYLOR County this 13 day of September
2007.


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Clerk of the Circuit Court
By
Deputy Clerk
In accordance with the American with
Disabilities Act of 1990, persons needing
o special accommodation to
participate in this proceeding should
contact the ASA Coordinator ho later
than seven (7) days prior to the
proceedings. H hearing impaired, please
call (800) 9559771 (TDD) or (800) 955-8770
(voice), via Florida Relay Service.
Low Offices of Daniel C. Consuegra
9204 King Palm Drive
Tampa, FL 33619-1328
Tel (813) 915-8660
Fax (813) 915-0559
Attorney for Plaintiff
9/21,9/28

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY
CIRCUIT CIVIL CASE NO. 07-461-CA
WACHOVIA B-ANK, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION, Plantiff, v. MACKY
WILLIAMS: et al. Defendants. NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final
Judgment of Foreclosure dates August
27, 2007, and entered in Case No. 07-.
461-CA of the Circuit Court for Taylor
County, Florida, I will sell to the highest.
and best bidder for cash at the "*ont
steps of Taylor County Courthouse, 10.
North Jefferson Street, Perry, Florida, at
11:00 a.m. on the 27th day of
September, 2007, at 11:00 a.m., the
following described property as set
fourth in said Summary Final Judgment:
Lot 19, Block B, PARKVIEW SUBDIVISION,
according to plat thereof recorded In
Plat Book 1, Page 28, public records of
Tcylor County, Florida. TOGETHER WITH'
all improvements now or hereafter
erected on the property, and all
easements, rights, appurtenances,
rents, royalties, mineral, oil and gas rights
and profits water rights and stock and all
fixtures now or hereafter attached to the
property. ANY PERSON CLAIMING ANY
INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM THE SALE,
IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY
OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF LIS PENDENS
MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY 60) .
DAYS AFTER THE SALE. WITNESS my and
the seal of this Court in August 28, 2007.'
ANNIE MAE MURPHY Clerk of the'County
Court by: Marti Lavalle, Deputy C le, k
9/14

PUBLIC NOTICE OF SALE
THE STORAGE PLACE, HIGHWAY 98 WEST .
IN PERRY, FLORIDA ANNOUNCES A
PUBLIC SALE TO BE HELD ON SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 29, 2007 AT 12:00 P.M. THE
SALE WILL BE HELD AT THE STORAGE
PLACE FACILITY LOCATED ON HWY. 98
WEST IN PERRY, FLORIDA. THE SALE IS.
BEING HELD TO SATISFY A LANDLORD'S
LIEN. EVERYTHING SOLD IS PURCHASED
"AS IS" "WHERE IS" FOR CASH. THE
STORAGE PLACE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
CANCEL ANY PUBLIC SALE THAT IS
ADVERTISED. ALSO, THE RIGHT TO NO
SALE A UNIT IF DEEMED NECESSARY. THE
UNITS BEING SOLD ARE AS FOLLOWS:
P07- DAVID BOOKER
P03- CYNTHIA SHANNON
P10- FELICIA EVERSON
;P12- JAKE WATKINS
'P18- RONNA CRUCE
P32 & P34- GAIL OLIVER
P41- LAWENCE MCCRAY
P72- BERNADEAN TWINS ,
9/21-9/26






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