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November 23-24, 2007


Serv:-- T. Crital of the South Since I 1


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for snow
The forecast is calling for snow in
downtown Perry Saturday, Dec. 1, for
the second annual Downtown
Christmas on the Square Snow Fest.
Opening ceremonies begin at
4 p.m., followed by a talent show at
4:30.
The snow play area opens at 5 p.m.
and organizers said that this year's
event will feature "much improved"
security and crowd control measures.
"We will have divided play areas for
younger children and older children.
We ask parents to please cooperate
with the security personnel and
volunteers," Sharron Dorman said.
A tree lighting ceremony and
caroling will begin at Christopher's
Christmas Shoppe at 6 p.m.
: Other events include children's train
rides, face painting, a bounce house, a
strolling Santa, horse drawn carriage
rides, concessions, live entertainment,
luminaries and extended shopping
hours.


,nd1erpway
The third annual local coat and
blanket drive is now underway.
: Donations of new and gently used
coats and blankets can be dropped off
at the offices of Thomas Chevrolet.
This year's drive is also expanding
to: include non-perishable food items
atd toiletries. For more information,
contact Lynn Harper at 843-1872.

Tax AMB needs

Tax Aide, the nation's largest free
tax assistance and preparation
service, is. currently seeking
volunteers.
Volunteers train and study in
January, then prepaalaxes.from Feb.
1 to April 15.
Taylor 'County is part of the
"successful" District 12 program that
covers three other counties.
For more information, please call
Peggy Williams at 584-2690 or e-mail
jfergie_2000 @yahoo.com.


Covenant Hospice 'is currently
recruiting volunteers for the following:.
patient and family support,
administrative support, fundraising
and special events, ambassadors,
faith-based volunteer programs,
community partnership volunteer
programs and Covenant Care Teens.
To volunteer, please call the local
Perry Covenant Hospice volunteer
department at (850) 584-9886.



A reward is being offered for
information leading to the arrest and
conviction of the person or persons
responsible for the recent break-ins
at the Historical Social Sno Cone
Stand.
Anyone with information may call
the Perry Police Department at 584-
5121; all callers may remain
anonymous.

Children's author to Aslt

Regina N. ,Lewis, a nurse
practitioner and author of two
children's books, will be the guest
speaker at the Friends of the Taylor
County Public Library meeting
Monday, Nov. 26, at 5:30 p.m.
Lewis is the author of "The Smallest
School House" and "The Smallest Toy
Store."

Want to drive
a race car?
: The Perry Rotary Club is offering
chances to take the "Richard Petty
Driving Experience." Tickets are
available for a $5 donation and the
lucky winner will also receive $250 in
spending money.
SThe drawing will be held Dec. 18;
the winner does not have to be
present. Tickets are available from any
Rotarian.


School board:



Evolution not


John and Trannie Lacquey of Branford were part of a Shelter Box response team sent to Nepal
after floods left thousands homeless. When a collapsed bridge prevented the transport truck
from reaching one village, the boxes--each weighing about 125 pounds--had to be carried the
final two miles.


fact, bul

Evolution is not a fact, but one
of a number-of theories about the
creation of the universe. That's the
message the Taylor County
District School Board is sending to
state education officials after
unanimously passing a resolution
Tuesday. expressing its opposition
to a proposed set of new science
standards.
The issue is how the new
standards, which set benchmarks
for students from kindergarten
through 12th grade, refer to
evolution.
Florida's current science
standards do not mention the word
evolution. Instead, the standards
require students in grades 9-12 to
understand "the mechanism of
change (e.g., mutation and natural
selection) that leads to adaptations
in a species and their ability to
survive naturally in changing
conditions and to increase species
diversity."
The new ninth to 12th grade


t theory

standards however, have an entire
subsection on "evolution and'
diversity," which, includes 14:
benchmarks that must be taught to:.
students.
"Evolution is the fundamental.-
concept underlying all of biology:;
and is supported by multiple forms
of scientific evidence," the;:
standards state. "Organisms are::
classified based on theii:t
evolutionary history. Natural:
evolution is the primary
mechanism leading to
evolutionary change."
The new standards are expected -
to come before the .state school
board in January.
In Tuesday's resolution the
Taylor County School Board .
requests that "the State Board of
Education direct the Florida
Department of Education to
revise/edit the new Sunshine State
Standards for Science so "hat
,"* Please see page 6


Students, schools,


teachers.,.everyone'


is affected by FCAT'


Shelter. Box volunteers demonstrate for villagers how to erect the tents included in the boxes.





after the storm


By MARK VIOLA
Staff writer
Was it fun? No.
Was it exciting? No.
Would they go back? Definitely.
For John and Trannie Lacquey
of Branford, their recent three-
week trip to the country of Nepal
was no vacation. It was about
helping people.
The couple, both members of the
Branford Rotary Club, were
members of a Shelter Box
Response Team (SRT) sent to the
south Asian nation to aid victims
of recent floods.
Massive flooding affected India,
Nepal and Bangladesh, and it is
believed that up to 20 million
people were displaced across the
region after the most severe
monsoon rains in years.
In Nepal about a third of the
country was hit by the flooding. In
the low-lying Terai district, at least
24,000 families are known to have
had their homes swept away while
the rain has also caused floods and
landslides in the hilly areas of the
Himalayan nation.
Stepping in to help, was Shelter
Box.
Shelter Box is a grassroots
Rotary Club project started by Tom
Henderson of Helston, Cornwall,
England, to provide victims of
disasters with shelter.
Deployed from the program's
headquarters in England, Shelter
Boxes contain a tent, sleeping
bags, cooking stove and supplies
for up to 10 people.
In the past six years, some,
500,000 people have received
assistance through the program.
Since its start in Great Britain,
local Rotary clubs have expanded
Shelter Box to the United States,


Canada and Japan.
The Lacqueys became involved
with Shelter Box after their club
sponsored a box. Taking it further,
the couple signed on to be SRT
members, training this past
summer in England.
The couple came to the Perry,
Rotary Club in late July to talk
about the program, not knowing
that only a few weeks later they
would receive their deployment
call.


to assist in the aftermath of the
flooding.
After flying through nine time
zones, they arrived in country in
Kathmandu, a crowded city of 1.6
million people. There, they fought
with customs officials to allow
them to bring the boxes out of the
airport.
After several days working with
local relief organizations as well as
the local Rotary Club, they were
able to get the boxes through
customs, Trannie Lacquey said.
Then, over a three day period,
the response team delivered 137
boxes to eight villages affected by
the floods.
"Pastor Man Baudel and his
network of pastors had obtained a
list from the Red Cross of every
village in Nepal affected by the
flood," Trannie said. "This listed
the name of the village and the
number of families and number of
.people in each village.
"This information proved
'invaluable to our network in
planning our disbursements to the
most needy."
While traveling to one village,
their truck could not reach it
because the bridge had been
washed out by the floods. So, the
volunteers, joined by the villagers
they were there to help, carried the
boxes--each weighing about 125
pounds--across the narrow river
and over the final two miles to the
village.
"We met some wonderful
people," Trannie said. "We ate with
them twice. They prepared a meal
in our honor and to not eat would
have been an insult to them. It
went against all we have been
'.* Please see page 3


By SUSAN H,LINCOQN
Managing Editor
"You would have had to have
been on Mars for the last several
years to have not heard about
FCAT," Wanda Kemp said to the
Perry Woman's Club on Nov. 14-
and members nodded in
agreement.
Then Kemp walked the
members through the changes and
challenges before the Taylor
County School District, while
interjecting her belief that "public
education is our country's greatest
gift to the world. It allows each
person--regardless of the status of
their birth--to follow the American
dream."
Kemp, the director of instruction
for the district, explained that
public schools in America are


judged bv'y ro assessments of
accountability.
FCAT (Florida Comprehensive
Assessment Test) is Florida's
accountability measure for every
student in grades 3-10 and it
dictates whether students graduate
while determining a school's.
overall grade, too.
So who's affected by FCAT?
The student.
The school.
The teacher.
The school district.
Everybody, she maintains,
There are five levels of FCAT
grading with Level l being the
lowest and Level 5, the highest;
Level 3 is considered the
"proficiency" level.
'** Please see page 3


4-H Distinguished Service Award
Taylor County 4-H Extension Agent II Lori Wiggins, right,
received a 4-H Distinguished Service Award during this
year's annual statewide extension meeting. She was one of
only four agents in the state to be recognized with this honor.
Wiggins also received awards for an educational individual
package on the local Tropicana/4-H Public Speaking
Program and a team package award for a joint project on the
camp counselor training program. She also received an award
for a media presentation on the Taylor County 4-H livestock
program. Presenting the distinguished service award is Dr.
Larry Arrington, dean and director of the University of
Florida extension (IFAS) department.


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A-2 Perry News-Herald November 23-24, 2007


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Foley Junior High School
Foley, Florida

GIlAUUATING CLASS OF 1942

Class Colors: ..
BLUE AND WHITE

Class Boll:
WALTER EDWIN EVANS
JOHN NATHANIEL BEDGOOD PAUL LOUIS BEARD-
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ADA LUNETTE GRANTHUM SARAH ELLEN PARKE%-
CURTIS BOATWRIGHT
ANNIE LOUISE GUESS MARGARET CECILE JOHNSON-.
MARY EVELYN HUNTER
EVELYN EDNA RAULERSON FELIX LENTON PARKER--
FRANK PHILIP JOHNSON
HiARLES RALPM ,,CARkLTON EVA MACILLE PARKE-R
CALLIE MYRTICE McGUIRE
ROSA BELL CONNELL JEWEL BLACKMAN


At the mill pond
A log train brought an average of 40 cars of cypress to the Lee-Cypress Mill in Perry from the Everglades at least twice a
week during the late 1940s; These 1947 photos from the Florida State Archives show workers making room for more logs,,
unloading the massive cypress logs into the mill .pond.


THE PERRY Thanksgiving" to all its readers, Hospital.
NEWS-HERALD but the lead story .featured a. sad This accident was the second
account of a hunting trip gone tragedy of the 1972 Hunting
Nov. 23, 1972 awry. Season.


ANOTHER HUNTING
ACCIDENT REPORTED
The newspaper's front page
banner delcared "Happy


A Missouri man, age 29,
accidentally shot his father with. a
30-30 Winchester rifle. The father, '
52, was-prpnounced dead on
arrival at Doctors' Memorial


Perry Npvemr er23-
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Staff Writer


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k Member Perry/Taylor County Chamber of Commerce.


CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
ALREADY BRISK
Local merchants who decked the
halls early in November reported
that Christmas shopping was
already "brisk" in downtown Perry.
Bob Porter at Perry
Haberdashery said business was
"excellent" while Van H. Priest
Manager John Simmons said
profits were up from the same time
the previous year. Mrs. Lucille
Carroll reported that Scottie's had
been "thronged with Christmas
shoppers" for at least two weeks.

GOVERNOR
IGNORES TAYLOR?
Headlines declared that Gov.
Reubin Askew ignored Taylor
County and other western counties
in Region II as he made
appointments to planning councils
from throughout the state.
Local political followers had
already declared that Gov. Askew
"doesn't drink, doesn't smoke, and
doesn't come to Taylor County."
To refute the final claim, the
governor had made two
appearances during the recent
Florida Forest Festival.

SPEAKING OF
THE FESTIVAL...
Just as one festival became
history, the next became the
subject of intense plafining. Henry
Fulmer, manager of Christo's Inc.,
was named chairman of the 1973
Florida Forest Festival, according
to an announcement by Chamber
President Tommy Hicks.


4-H HONORS
PASSED OUT
Dane Collins and Gayle Lewis
were named 4-H Boy and Girl of
1972 at a banquet held at the
Skylark Restaurant.

JEWEL BOX HAD
SHINY GIFT IDEAS!
A full-page advertisement
showed every size of diamond
imaginable for Christmas gifts in
Perry. 'What were diamond prices
like iri 1972? A quarter of a carat,
diamond solitaire ring sold for
$129 at the Jewel Box.

TWO COUPLES
PLAN NUPTIALS
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore A. Louque
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Linda Faye, to Patrick
William Jarvis. A wedding
planned was planned for Dec. 16.
Miss Janis Juanita Deal and
Danie Cassidy announced plans
for a Nov. 24 wedding at Pisgah
Baptist Church.

LADY GOLFERS
ANNOUNCE WINNERS
Mrs. John Loughridge was the
winner of the Annual Fall
Championship Ladies Golf
Tournament with Mrs. Tom Alison
taking honors as runner-up.

BULLDOGS DROP FINAL GAME
The article read, "It was just 'too
much Tiger' at Pace Field when a
strong Monticello team ran wild
from the opening kick-off to the
final gun, outplaying and
outrunning the Bulldogs to run up
a 34-6 score, extinguishing
Bulldog hopes for an upset and a
chance at the conference title."


Holiday weekends provide a good time to .begin a'.) I
treasure hunt of your own, mining the memories of loved
ones and storing away the histories shared. One simple .;
question might open the floodgates to a wealth of ,..
recollections. Not to be missed on your journey are old ,
photos and mementos, like this 1942 diploma from Foley
Junior High School. The family of the late Felix LentonR ;,
Parker graciously shared their piece of family history ;.
with us, and we pass it one to you with our best wishes. :.
that a glance at the class roll might trigger a lively' .,
discussion of "remember when..."
V1,C)


quotable quotes


To send a letter is a good
way to go somewhere
without moving anything
but your heart.
--Phyllis Theroux

Never write a letter while
-you are angry.
--Chinese Proverb

Letter writing is the only
device for combining
solitude with good
company.
--Lord Byron

What a lot we lost when
we stopped writing letters.
You can't reread a phone
call.
--Liz Carpenter

The age of technology has
both revived the use of
writing and provided ever
more reasons for its
spiritual solace. Emails
are letters, after all, more
lasting than phone calls,
even if many of them r 2
cursory 4 u.
--Anna Quindlen


Letters are among the most "
significant memorial a:' .
person can leave' behind,:-:,.[I
them. '" '
--Johann Wolfgang.yor
Goethe.::

There must be millions :oif
people all over the world:;..i-
who never get any love '':1,!"'
letters...I could be their ':',
leader. ...,,
--Charlie Browi i

A letter always seemed to,' :
me like immortality i'.' i
because it is the mind
alone without corporeal.
friend.
--Emily Dickinson

In an age like ours,
which is not given to
letter-writing, we forget. .
what an important part i.
used to play in peoples': T
lives. -'2
--Anatole Broyard 's*m

A Letter is a Joy of Earth :-
It is denied the Gods :. .OW
--Emily Dickinson;:-,oH


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A-3 Perry News-Herald November 16-17 2007


City on

Complaints about saggy pants--
where the waistband falls far
below the waist--have reached the
table of the city council and
members are looking to send a
message to "pull 'em up."
Council members are expected


to Consider a resolution stating that
anyone wearing saggy pants on
city property (i.e. City Hall) can be
refused service. The resolution
could also include a provision
encouraging the public to dress
and conduct themselves in a


manner that is neither "indecent or
in bad taste."
Councilman Doug Everett first
brought the issue to the council
after receiving a complaint from a
city resident. Vice Mayor
Alphonso Dowdell and


I 'em up'

Councilman Sylvester Harris
supported drafting resolutions to
address the problem.
The council voted unanimously
last week to pursue the action,
which will be voted on at a later
date.


Perry Rotary 'box' shipped to Nepal


STORM
'Continued from page 1


,T6.home of Charles and Tuckie Maultsby, located at 122
Rld-:Road:,will be featured on this year's Christmas tour of
Hori Dec: 2.


trained for, but we ate."
At each village, the response
team would set up at a central
location, usually a church, and the
local volunteers would begin
distributing the boxes and supplies
among the villagers.
"They broke down each box and
dispersed according to the needs of
each family," Trannie said. "They
stretched the supplies to benefit the
most people. It took some time, but
it was worth it."
On the way to another village,
the truck became stuck in the mud,
and they had to unload everything
and lever it free.
Trannie admitted that at times
she wondered what she and her
husband were doing halfway
across the globe in a place where
they couldn't even speak the
language.
Then she would remember the
mission of Shelter Box and the
smiles on the children's faces at
each village.
"It was deployment for Shelter
Box," she said. "It's SRT and we're
a part of it. It's the meanings we
got from this.
"It's seeing people waiting on the
river bank where the bridge had
been washed out to carry Shelter
Boxes further to their camp and
seeing a line of green boxes on the
backs of men and women, some
young, some old, going down a


"It's about watching a young girl
struggle to carry a full box on her
back and knowing it's important to
her and all of them to do this for
themselves.
"It's about seeing these families
standing around in the pouring rain
to get their supplies from Shelter
Box and then in turn helping their
neighbors.
"It's about seeing a group of.
Nepalese people dedicated to
helping their fellow countrymen
with selflessness and dedication.
"It was about seeing John pay
special attention to a little boy in a
group of kids, a little boy with a
deformed hand and shy smile.
"It's coming home with
memories both good and bad, and
with memories of the friends you
have made and the lives you have
touched and with the good
impressions you left with them of
Shelter Box.
"It's knowing that it wasn't fun,
that it was hot, tiring and dirty, but
that you would go back tomorrow
to help in any way you possibly
can and thanking God that you can
do this. It's reminding yourself
constantly that it's not about you,
it's about helping those in need. It's
service above self.
"It's hard to put into words the
emotions, highs and lows you.
experience in this situation. I'm
grateful John and I were together.
He made me strong."
John and Trannie will be on the


response team for the next two
years. They could be called upon
again, should a disaster strike and
they are needed.
Would they go back to Nepal if
the call came again?
"In a heartbeat," Trannie said.
The couple returned to the Perry
Rotary Club this week to talk of
their time in Nepal, and present the
club with a certificate informing
them where their box was
deployed. As it happened, the box
was sent to Nepal, around the same


time the Lacqueys were there.
Although they could not be sure,
one of the boxes they delivered
could have been the Perry club's
box. In all, some 600 Shelter
Boxes have been sent to Nepal
since the flooding.
"It's called service and no one
does it quite like Shelter Box,"
Trannie said.
Interested organizations or
individuals can sponsor a Shelter
Box for $1,000; visit on-line at
www.shelterboxusa.org.


Trannie and John Lacquey present Perry Rotary Club
President Mark Viola with a certificate for the club's
donation to Shelter Box. The club's box was sent to Nepal.


lass doors lead to an inviting, back-porch which faces the
pol !arid'arden. ... ;.


21st century 'old home'

welcomes Christmas


tour guests on Dec. 2

The welcoming, traditional home of Charles and Tuckie Maultsby,
located at 122 Ridge Rd., will be featured on this year's Christmas Tour of
Hones planned for Sunday, Dec. 2, from 1-5 p.m.
Tickets for the tour are $10 and can be purchased from any member
of the Perry Woman's Club which is sponsoring this annual holiday
event.
"Built in 1977, this beautiful brick and wood siding home sits on 1.3
acre= nestledd under majestic oaks and tall pines," said Iris Parker,
t'a person of this year's tour. The grounds are also tour-worthy, boasting
est*ip.ed beds of camellias, hydrangeas and azaleas.
lIr.iQO, a series of major renovations was undertaken. "One of the first
wasS additionn of a front porch with a leaded glass door and side panels,"
sai c 'er. "Entering through the front, you find yourself in a small foyer
whi il&ds,to a formal living room and dining room. These rooms are
designed.for gracious entertaining for family and friends."
The Maultsbys maintain that their favorite area, however, is the kitchen,
breakfast and family rooms. "These rooms are filled with sunlight which
glistenrs:through glass doors leading to the back porch and pool area,"
Parker described.
The kitchen features granite countertops, white vinyl cabinets and new
appliances. The cabinets are designed with glass doors and are lighted to
spotlight china and crystal, while providing storage.
Even the garage entry boasts a storage pantry, utility closet, utility room
and small full bath.
"Thd large porch was added in 2000 and furnished with white wicker.
Ceiling fans and soft lighting provide atmosphere in this 'perfect spot' for
enjoying the pool and landscaped backyard."
The first floor of the home includes three bedrooms and a bathroom
with an'extra vanity area. "These rooms were recently refreshed to
accommodate our grandchildren and their parents," said Mrs. Maultsby.
TIe upstairs master suite has a sitting room, bedroom, bathroom and
two walk-in closets. A large 10 ft. by 22 ft. room offers three closets and
is used for storage, exercise and crafting.
"Our:home was built 30 years ago and since becoming the Maultsby
home in 1988, it has been completely remodeled. We hope you will enjoy
our 21st century 'old home'."


Burch is presented


achievement award


by state commission


The Florida Commission on the
Status of Women (FCSW)
recognizes meritorious women and
men- Who have improved the lives
of Florida women and/or who have
served as positive role models for
women and girls in their
communities with the FCSW
Florida'Achievement Award.
Perry resident Annetta J. Burch
was one of five recipients of this
award for 2007 during a luncheon


meeting on Friday, Nov. 16, at the
TCC Capitol Center in
Tallahassee.
Former Governor Claude Kirk
was the keynote speaker. During
his address, Kirk encouraged
attendees t6 continue with their
achievements in life. Burch
received her award for her
achievements in community
service in Citrus County, Cedar
Key and Taylor County.


Reading buddies needed at schools


FCAT
Continued from page 1
While admitting that FCAT is
not without its flaws, she noted
that as Florida's measure of
accountability, it is ranked in the
Top 4 among all such tests in the
50 states. "Only California, New
York and Massachusetts are ahead
of Florida," she said.
AYP (Adequate Yearly Progress)
is the federal accountability
measure, and it's an "all or
nothing" proposition, Kemp said.
"If you have one 'no' on the list,
you don't get it. It's a zero or a
100."
"Further," Kemp said, "the bar
goes up every year so that 100
percent of all students are expected
to be at 'proficiency level' by
2014."
Having explained the two
accountability .measures, Kemp
detailed what she believes the local
district is currently, facing:
1. For'2007-08, TCSD will lose
a half-a-million dollars in federal
aid.
2. For the same year, ihe district
will see a 4 percent (up to 10
percent) decline in state funding.
3. TCSD has a 65 percent
poverty rate.
4. In the district, some 23
percent are eligible for ESE.
5. Another 28 percent represent
minorities.
6. Of the adult population in the
community, 32 percent is semi-
literate.
7. A general decline in student
population is likely, although this
year saw a slight increase.
8. Competition from private
schools and home-schooling which
are not subject to any of the
accountability testing required of


public schools.
"You can call them challenges or
problems, but this is what we're
facing," said Kemp.
There was some good news to
share, and she was quick to point
to the school district's highest
graduation rate in the Big Bend.
"We were recognized as an
Honor Roll School District, which
made it a banner year," she said.
"Plus, we're down to single digit
numbers in Level 1 students (by
FCAT standards) in grades K-3,"
she reported.
"Perry Primary was one of two
model Reading Schools in the
state, and our TTI programs are
widely recognized for the training
they offer in welding, electronics,
millwright and so forth."
Kemp said it was her belief that
this community's teachers "work
harder than those in Ft. Lauderdale
or Coral Gables," but she was
quick to qualify that statement.
"That doesn't mean that those
teachers don't work hard--they do.
It's just that our socio-economic
levels and demographics are so
different. Our teachers must work
harder to keep our students on
track."
She made a plea for "reading
buddies" from the club. "We
surely can use you to help our
students with reading," she said.
"When you see that 65 percent
qualify for free and reduced
lunches, then you have to wonder
if they can afford books, or how
much time is spent reading with
their children.
"This country is only as good as
its last generation," she maintains.
"Our work is cut out for us."
She ended with her trademark
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gorilla; you don't quit when you
get tired. You only quit when the
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Temps help warm waters

to more seasonal levels


pY PAT MCGRIFF
One More Cast Guide Service
The water temps should be back
up to normal for this time of year
after this current warming trend.
-. Trout should be cooperative
'after a sluggish weekend with
water temps in the mid fifties
.early Saturday after the last cold
-front.
: Cal Beanblossom and Glenn
-Floyd of Sylvester, Ga., finally
-caught their limit of trout and reds
'after no fish from 7 a.m. 12:30
.p.m. Saturday.
Cal said they caught fish on
'Assassin five inch Shad


Assassins, Berkley Gulp Shrimp
under Cajuns, a few on live
pinfish under Cajuns and a couple
on live shrimp under Cajuns. Four
to five feet was his best hit
although he said there was "no real
pattern" Saturday. This duo also
had a flounder on an Assassin
glow green Sea Shad bounced on
the bottom.
Offshore: Billy Pillow -- on
board the Team Triple Fish's 29
foot Triton -- took out Junior
Proenza and Will and Benjye
Tuten (all from Perry) and they
landed 10 grouper to 17 pounds
while fishing in 45 feet of water,
on Squid..,.of course?


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Raymond McPherson was hit in Florida and is born on or after
the right buttock as he walked out June 1. 1975 is required-..to
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* Duszynski III, 22, also of
Orlando, told Florida Fish and
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mission (FWC) officers he heard
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Duszynski was using a .30-.30
rifle.
McPherson was airlifted to
Shands. His injuries are not
considered to be life-threatening.
Lee said Duszynski was charged


Bill Cline, the FWC's section
leader for Hunter Safety and Public
Shooting Ranges, said-,
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shot at all. Hunting is a much:.
safer activity than it's ever been,.:
but the issue here is identifying::
your target, and knowing what is:
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A-5 Perry News-Herald November 23-24, 2007


'Old tyme' gospel sing tonight at 'Spirit' park

.-. Gospel sing planned at 'Spirit' park Misionaries to speak at Lamont Baptist was the school librarian. Jim taught math, physics and wood technology.
Diplomats and The Campbells will present an "old tyme" gospel Retired missionaries, Jim and Jenny Musen, will be guest speakers at They also served the MB in various other positions in Kenya
ing today, Nov. 23, at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park Music Hall La nt Baptist Chrch during the n ning services Sunday, Dec. 9. The through the years and have returned to Kenya as volunteers since their
in Live Oak. The program begins at 7 p.m. Musens served the International Missio i Board in Kenya from 1969 until retirement. They are currently involved in the Jonesville Baptist Church in
S tickets are required! This concert is free and will be held, rain or retirement in 2001. Newberry. In addition to speaking in the morning services, they will also
shine. For concert information call Pam at (386) 362-5214. For camping After learning the language, Jim and Jenny were given assignments as be presenting a program to the children during the Sunday school hour.
ififormation, call (386) 364-1683. or visit www.musicliveshere.com. teachers at Mombasa Hih School. Jenny taught Bible and English and .Sunday Zschl begins at9:45 and morning worship beginsat 10:45. A
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ByJB.D WILLIAMS
:The attendance was high Sunday
throughout the day at Springhill
Missionary Baptist Church, where
the'.Rev. Izell Montgomery Jr. is
pastor. Following Sunday school
and; a regular Sunday morning
service, a Dual Service was held
Sunday afternoon beginning at 3
pik The guest speaker delivered a
spiritual message which was


Robert Loyal Beckman
Robert "Bob" Beckman, 82,
died. Nov. 20, 2007, at his home in
; Arlington, Tenn.
Mr. Beckman was retired from
SProcter and Gamble where his
:career spanned 28 years, including
'17 years in Perry.
Originally from Harborcreek,
:Pa., he was the son of the late Irene
'and Loyal Beckman. He served in
:the US Navy during World War II
,and after graduating from
:Mississippi State University in
,1956, began his career with P&G,
!soon transferring to Perry to help
opeft the new Buckeye Cellulose
:plant.
I He was a long time member of
:the Kiwanis, Elks and Shrine
clubs.
: He was preceded in death by his
'first wife, Barbara "Babs"
iBeckman, and his second wife,
Derotha "Dee" Verdell Beckman.
SHe is- survivedf-,bydthree sons;.
lAlan Beckman of Las Vegas, Nev.,
" ary Beckman of Arlington,

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enjoyed by all. At the close of the
services, the oldest member of the
church, 'sister Bernetta (B.D)
Williams, was honored.
Mrs. Williams said to Springhill
M.B. Church and Perry, "I love
you because God is love. God's
love" is ever boundless; it spans a
world wide chart. It reaches down
to you and me and dwells within
our hearts. God's love is faithful


Tenn., and Lee Beckman of Fort
Lauderdale; three grandchildren; a
great-granddaughter; a step-
daughter, Brenda Verdell Wilkes;
two step-grandsons; and two step-
great grandsons.
A memorial service will be held
Saturday, Nov. 24, at 10 a.m. at
Bayview Fisher-Pou Funeral
Home in Pensacola. Family
members will receive friends just
prior to the service.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made to the donor's
preference.


Betty
McCall


and steadfast through every day.
He will never forsake us, but be
with us all he way. God's love is
never ending; it lasts through
eternity. Forever and forever more
his love for us shall be. I love you."
The Annual Dual Day will be
held Sunday, at 3 p.m. at Triumph
Holiness Church with the Rev.
Perkins as pastor. Choir rehearsal
will be Saturday night at 7 p.m.
Lets be on time and have a good
time Saturday and Sunday night.
The guest speaker will be Alma
Morris of Live Oak.
The family of Mrs. Doretha
Taylor wish to extend their deepest
heartfelt gratitude for your gifts of


love, encouraging words, prayers
and deeds of kindness shown
during her illness and
bereavement. We will forever be
thankful for your support in
whatever manner you' so
wonderfully and unselfishly render
to us. We pray that God will
forever bless each of you and keep
you in his loving care forever.
Please continue to say a prayer
for the sick, shut-in at home, in
nursing homes and in hospitals,
also for those in the armed services
and those in school. The world
needs prayer.
Wishing you all a Happy
Thanksgiving.


CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2959 Golf Course Rd,

Sunday Worship Services
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6:00 pm Evening Worship
8:00 pm Adult Choir Practice


Wednesday
Discipleship Training 6:00 pm
Programs & Bible Study for all ages!
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Calvary Baptist Youth meet each Monday Night 6:00 pm.
All area youth are invited.

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Mother,
One who never really
grew old,
Her smile was made
of sunshine,
And her heart was
,solidgold;
Her eyes were as
bright as shining
stars,
And in her cheeks fair
roses you seen.
Her love is in our
hearts, and
that's where it will
eternally keep
We had a wonderful
Mother...
Missing you on
your birthday
November 20

Cherie, Tammy, Jode,
Duane and
Granddaughter Ciara

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"God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present
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he earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart
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11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
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Wednesday Services
6:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting
Mission Activities
Steven Ruff, pastor
Hwy. 27 584-5688


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Winter clothes give-away planned
Potter's House Ministries is planning a clothes give-away on Saturday,
Dec. 1, from 8 a.m. until 11:30, providing winter clothes and sweaters to
those in need. This mission outreach will be conducted at the church, on
the corner of Byron Butler Parkway and Woods Creek Road.

St. Johns Christian
Fellowship


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


Tuesday 7:00 p.m. -
StudylPrayer Meeting


'nrscry and Children's Ministry Provided
(located at the Intersection of Puckett Rd. and Golf Course Rd.)
Mark McElfresh, pastor 584-7251

Perry First Chlch of God
Sunday School 10:00 10:45
itet Worship Service 11:00 12:00
S.A Children's Church 11:00 12:00
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A-6 Perry News-Herald November 23-24, 2007



Carlton will continue to lead school board


The Taylor County District
School Board held its annual
reorganizational meeting Tuesday,
and when it was over, there weren't
any changes.
By vote of the board, Brenda


Carlton will remain as board
chairperson and Danny Lundy will
continue to serve as vice chair.
The board also voted to keep its
meeting schedule--the first and
third Tuesday of each month at


7 p.m.-- the same.
Angela Ball was retained as
board attorney.
The board's committee
appointments will also remain the
same.


Dec. 14 is deadline for public input


on proposed new science standards


SCHOOL BOARD
Continued from page 1
evolution is presented as one of
several theories as to how the
universe was formed.
"Whereas, the Taylor County
.School Board recognizes the
importance of providing a
thorough and comprehensive
science education to all students in
Taylor County and all studerits in
the State of Florida, it recognizes
as even more important the need to
present these standards through a
fair and balanced approach, an


approach that does not unfairly
exclude other theories as to the
creation of the universe," the
resolution continues.
No one from the public spoke on
the issue during Tuesday's
meeting, and board members did
not discuss the resolution before
Danny, Lundy made a motion to
pass it. Daryll Whiddon seconded
and the measure passed
unanimously. '
The state board of education
appointed a 45-member committee
to examine and re-tool the
standards and that group published


the proposed language in
October.
The state board held a pair of
public hearings on the issue, one in
Tallahassee earlier this month and
one in Tampa last week.
Members of the public, however,
can still make comments on the
standards online. The full text of
the standards are available at
www.flstandards.org.
Visitors can rate the standards
and make comments on specific
issues.
Public comments will be
collected through Friday, Dec. 14..


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and on behalf or our patients to our professional and corporate co-sponsors.
8r 8 annual Thanksgiving "Gift qf Sight Day" a resounding success. This
able to give the gint of sight to 20 patients.


.M We deeply appreciate .4llon Laboratories, who once again were the major corporate
sponsor of this year's "Gift of Sight Day". Also special thanks Io lecutone, llergan.. Ilsco
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Also thanks to ) aun 'idit'rtising,.
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Free Pres', and Jasper New's for free public service announcements. Laramay-A provided
tfree frames and lenses which were edged and fit by Nature Coast Optical to provide each


paLient with glasses. Very special Lhanks to Best Budget Inn, Day' Inn. Candy lMotlor Lodge
and Hiampton Inn for providing free rooms for otur patients. Also Ihlanks Io Goodman' BBQ,
Gunter's Seqfbnd. The Huddle House, Joyce '. Mlainstr eel ('qe. .hn.lins. lonma's Italian. Old
Mexico, Poppa Jims, Pizza Hut and Rosehead Junction for donating free lunches for all the
patients. Also special thanks to \lWon, Subw'ay and .Iolinsons Bakely for the free rood
they provided on the day of surgery.


The \alue of this year's charity services
exceeded $125,060.00 worth of free
care, including many exams for people
who did not need cataract surgery, as
well as special ophthalmological testing,
glasses and other services. Over the
past seven years this program has been
performed, the value of the services has
totaled appro ialely $1,717,460.00,
and 245 eyes have undergone
surgery.


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'All 20 patients had surgery with
'Shugarcaine", eliminating the need for
shots around the eye, and no one
required stitches or patches. All e.xperi-
enced immediate return of visionn and
improved vision postoperatively.
I oihL )'e.ur. patnli's at Aature .Coast It(arc In. nut, Several patients who were totally blind
preoperatively except for being able to
tell light from dark saw the same
evening as surgery to read small print without glasses. Dr. Shugar said "this was a truly
wonderful. gratli'-ing opportunity to ser'e the public and our region, and we al Nature
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B-1 Perry News-Herald November 23-24, 2007




SLocal volunteers sought



to assist cancer patients


The Cancer Services and
Information group is looking for
volunteers to help improve
outcomes for patients battling
cancer.
The American Cancer Society,
Doctors' Memorial Hospital,
Steinhatchee Family Medical
Center, DMH Pediatric and Family
Medicine, DMH Family Practice,
DMH Internal Medicine, DMH
Medical Associates, Premier
Medical Clinic and the Taylor
County Health Department are
teaming up to bring the cancer
patients of Perry "the services and
information they need to assist


them on the road from diagnosis to
recovery."
Volunteers will participate
in programs to educate the
community and will assist patients
in accessing services available to
help them during treatment and
recovery.
There is an immediate need of
volunteers willing to:
Drive patients to and from
cancer treatments.
Work with health care
providers to educate patients on
programs and services.
Identify and organize
community resources to help


patients through their cancer
journey.
Licensed cosmetologists
needed to help women with the
appearance-related side effects of
cancer treatment.
Educate patients on financial
resources available to cancer
patients.
Offer assistance with
scheduling appointments and
completing various forms.
For more information on how to
get involved, call Doctors'
Memorial Hospital (584-0800)
and ask for the cancer information
line.


Want to become a teacher?


Octoberr Citizens of the Month
Taylor County Middle School has announced the October Citizens of the Month. They are:
)ack row, I to r) Brion Scott, Tyler McDonald, Taylor Luellen and James Carter; (front row,
:o r) Bre'Naja. Blanks, Kaylee Denmark, Justin Calhoun and Adam Anderson. Students were
resented certificates recognizing their designation as "Citizens of the Month" and joined
principal Paul Dyal and Assistant Principal Kiki Puhl for a special luncheon.


Make the Most ofYour
Health Care Benefits
Before December 31 st.


Here is-a list of vision-related services and Accent Eyecare Center


expenses that may qualify for reimbursement:
Eye Health Examination a> Eyeglasses
> Contact Lenses Computer Eyeglasses
4 Laser Vision Correction > Rx Sunglasses.
Check with your Plan Administrator for your benefits


Dr. Michael Walby
404 E. Ash Street
Perry, FL 32347
850-584-2200


Interested in becoming a
teacher? Already have a college
degree? Then let North Florida
Community College's Educator
Preparation Institute (EPI) help
build your career.
NFCC will hold two
meetings--Monday, Dec. 3, at
7 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 8, at
10 a.m.--to provide prospective
applicants with information about


the steps necessary to earn a
teaching certificate.
Doug Brown, director of
NFCC's EPI program, will host the
meetings and encourages anyone
with an interest to attend.
Due to a teacher shortage in
Florida, the EPI program was
developed and implemented to
allow individuals with college
degrees in non-teaching fields to


become qualified teachers by
completing twenty-one hours of
college course work and
the required certification
examinations.
Dozens of students have
completed the EPI program at
NFCC and are currently teaching
in schools throughout NFCC's six-
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'Beowulf' reimagines ancient


tale with the latest technology i


If yo. 've ever taken an English class concentrating on
British literature, you've probably read the epic poem,
".;I.. l I- Usually, it's the first one the teacher tells you
to go home and read, because it just happens to be one
of the oldest existing stories in the English language.
Ironically, the story isn't even set in England, but in
Denmark, where a great mead hall is being attacked by
the monstrous Grendal. To the king's rescue comes
Beo\r ulif, a hero of the Geats (who lived in what is now
modern Sweden). He manages to kill the great beast,
only to spur the wrath of its mother.
"Beowulf" has been adapted for the big screen several
times before now, including 2005's "Beowulf &
Grentdal." which paints the story's antagonist in a much
brigiter light. There was also the science-fiction
retelling in 1999 starring Christopher Lambert. Looking
through the list of adaptations, it S
doesn't appear that a truly faithful .'
version exists.
So. perhaps it's not overly
surprising that Robert Zemeckis'
animated version is not entirely
faithful either.
Released last weekend, -
"Beowulf" is Zemeckis' latest l"
dabbling in motion capture
enhanced animation. Unlike
films like "Shrek" or "The
Incredibles" "Beowulf" tries to
* reach a level of photo realism so
as to look like a live action film.
It succeeds, in part, as does most
aspects of the film.
Leaving the theater, I was
conflicted about "Beowulf." I i
still am as I write this review.
On one hand, it is an energetic
action movie with some
beautifully animated sequences.
On the other,.-it is an uneven story
that seems to want to add some -
more substance to the 1,000 year
old tale, but loses some of its heart along the way.
Let's start with the animation.
Much has been made of the techniques Zemeckis uses
in the film, as well as the fact that it is available in
enhanced digital 3-D. I had no plans to see it in 3-D (and
pay the premium ticket price), but a broken projector
prompted the theater I was visiting to move everyone to
ihe nex! showing, which was the 3-D version.
It was worth it--even if I had actually paid the extra
cost. While there were the obligatory spears and arrows
shooting out from the screen (more on that in a bit), the
3-D effects gave the entire film a feeling of depth. When
ihe characters walked around the screen, there appeared
to he io,1ilmn effect.
As tor Lhe animation itself, the close up shots of
1 aractiers are beautiful, with a high level of detail in the
iair. skin and eyes. The animators were able to capture
:motion, on their fiction characters' faces with varying
leorees of success.
In wider shots. however, the characters begin to lose
their definition. In some of the earlier scenes, during the
merriment and dancing at the mead hall, the widest shots
degrade to almost the level of "Shrek," which was
distracting.
The movie really shines in its actions scenes,
especially the last one, in which Beowulf battles an
enormous dragon. That scene has to rank as one of the
best action sequences of 2007, a year filled with them.


It's really on the story side that I have my problems.
When "Beowulf" was written people wanted heroes and
adored hearing tales of their great deeds and selfless
bravery. In today's world, we're much more cynical,
almost demanding that our heroes be flawed. In fact, the
only way to get an flawless hero is to do a "wink, wink,
nod, nod" to the audience, letting them know that you
know that they know such a hero could never exist.
Look at "300," which was the closest thing we've had
lately to a hero epic. We accept the Spartans as the
selfless warriors heading off to certain death mainly due
to the stylized nature of the story telling. Despite the fact
that it was loosely based on reality, our world has trouble
accepting such people.
Back to "Beowulf." In the original story, Beowulf
shows up, saves the day, and then in the waning years of
his life, has one last grand
battle before heading off to the
I c after.
Screenwriters Neil Gaiman
and Roger Avary, however,
decided to flesh out the story,
\p.mding on the original tale,
inl m ing Beowulf a more three
-cL H dink nsional (no pun intended)
cluracter. They give him the
llat i and failings we've come
to expect, making him
someone we can understand,
e. cn if we can't root for him as
much as we did in the original.
1 The film deviates drastically
Strrmi the original in its second
hall with Gaiman and Avary
thlcading together the various
Spait, of the tale, making the
third act a more logical
extension of the story.
tI'm not saying they shouldn't
I..e made these changes. It's
-1.iui movie. Adaptations are
iaiely entirely faithful, and
even those that take great liberties with the source
material can be enjoyed on their own merits.
In fact, I like their story on its own merits.
The problem is, such a story promises a more serious
storytelling than we ultimately get. While Beowulf gets
a full characterization, many of the supporting
characters are only dealt with when they progress the
plot. Also, many of the gags fall on the juvenile end of
the humor, as if the writers couldn't get over the fact that
they were writing an animated film.
Zemeckis and his animators also fall into the all-too-
easy trap of 3-D movies, with the sight gags I mentioned
earlier. While it can be forgiven early in the fihiti as
simply showing off, it continues once or twice later and
becomes increasingly distracting. Zemeckis, who gave
us such films as "Forrest Gump" and "Cast Away," has
proven he can make great movies. It just seems like
S"Beowulf" was dumbed down for the target audience.
Despite its flaws, "Beowulf" is a highly entertaining
action film. It is a shining example to American
audiences that animation is not just for kids. It's also a
look into the potential future of filmmaking.
With the first live-action digital 3-D film set for
release in 2008, it's going to be an interesting future for
movies. I'm just glad to be able to Watch it happen.
Just to reiterate, parents should remember that this
movie is definitely not for kids. I'mn sure the violence and
nudity would have earned a live action movie an R
rating.


CALENDAR FVET


THEATRE"

Nov. 29 Dec 1, 6-8
Tallahassee Community College's
TheatreTCC presents the stage
adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic
tale, "Alice in Wonderland." Follow Alice
during six performances at Turner
Auditorium in Tallahassee as she falls
down the rabbit hole and enters the
magical Wonderland. For'tickets, call
the FSU Box Office at 850-201-8608 or
visit www.tickets.fsu.edu.,
Nov. 30 Dec. 2, 7-9
The Quincy Music Theatre presents
"The King and I," Tony Award @Winning
musical by the ever popular Rodgers &
Hammerstein about Anna as she travels
across the globe to serve as a tutor for
none other than the King of Siam.
Tickets are available by calling 850-875-
9444 or online at www.qmtonline.com.
December 6-7
The Tallahassee Broadway Series
continues its 2007-08 season with
"Cats," one of the longest running
shows in Broadway history. Winner of
seven Tony Awards (including Best
Musical), "Cats" features 20 of Andrew
Lloyd Webber's melodies, including the
hit song, "Memory." Tickets for the


THEATRE
show, which will be held at the
Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center,
are available by visiting www.tlccc.org
or by calling 800-322-3602.
CLASSICAL MUSIC
Nov. 29 Dec. 3
Prism, the annual 90-minute nonstop
band extravaganza will be held in Ruby
Diamond Auditorium in Tallahassee
feature Florida State University's
Marching Chiefs Band. Tickets are
available by calling the FSU Fine Arts
Ticket Office at 850-644-6500 or by
online at www.tickets.fsu.edu. For more
information, visit music.fsu.edu.
Saturday, Dec. 8
The Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra,
along with the TSO Chorus and
children's chorus, will present its annual
"Holiday Magic" concert, this year
entitled "Angels in the Snow" at Ruby
DiamondAuditorium at 8 p.m. Tickets
can be purchased online at
www.tickets.fsu.edu or by calling the
Fine Arts Ticket Office at 850-644-6500
or toll free at 800-757-2146.
Friday, Dec. 14
The Big Bend Community Orchestra


CLASSICAL MUSIC
will perform "A Holiday Gift" at the
Quincy Music Theatre as part of the
"Artist Series at the Leaf "The
performance begins at 4 p.m. Tickets
are priced at $14 for adults, $11 for
seniors and $10 for students. For more
information, visit www.qmtonline.com.
CULTURAL
December 15-16
Tallahassee Ballet presents the
beloved holiday classic, "The
Nutcracker." Audiences will join Clara
on her journey through the Kingdom of
Sweets .set to the familiar Tchaikovsky
score performed by the Tallahassee
Ballet's orchestra. An abbreviated
children's performance is scheduled for
Dec. 15 at 10:30 a.m. For more-
information www.tallaballet.com..
Tickets are available at tickets.fsu.edu.


If you would like your
event listed, contact us at
850-584-5513 or
mark@perrynewspapers.com.


"Cats,' the longest running musical in Broadway history, comes to

For two nights only


Tallahassee on Dec. 6-7.


'Cats' arrives in Tallahassee


The show that revolutionized
musical theatre is coming to the
Tallahassee-Leon County Civic
Center in Tallahassee for two
performances on Dec. 6-7 at 7:30
p.m.
Tickets are on sale now at the
Civic Center Box Office, and all
Ticketmaster locations or call 850-
222-0400 or 800-322-3602 for
more details.
On May 11, 1981, "Cats" opened
at the New London Theatre in the
West End. Eight years later it
celebrated its first important
milestone: after 3,358
performances, "Cats" became the
longest running musical in the
history of British theatre. "Cats"
played its final performance on its
21st birthday, May 11, 2001.
In 1982 "Cats" opened at the
Winter Garden Theatre in New
York City and continued to live up
to its motto "Now and Forever."


On June 19, 1997, "Cats" became
the longest running musical on
Broadway. It ended its 18-year run
on Sept. 10, 2000. Last year, the
national tour celebrated its 25th
anniversary .season.
Based on T.S. Eliot's "Old
Possum's Book of Practical Cats",
and with music by Andrew Lloyd
Webber, "Cats" won seven 1983
Tony Awards including Best
Musical, Best Book of a Musical,
Best Lighting and Best Costumes.
Now that it's been seen by more
than 8,250,000 audience members,
it is time to introduce "Cats" to a
new generation. Midnight. Not a
sound from the pavement.
Suddenly an explosion of music
and lights reveals a larger than life
junkyard. Probing car lights tear
across the darkened landscape of
bottles and boxes, briefly catching
the darting image of a running
feline. Tonight is the one special


night each year when the tribe of
Jellicle "Cats" reunites to celebrate
who they are. This is the story of
"Cats".
Tickets for "Cats" are on sale
now at the Civic Center Box Office
and www.ticketmaster.com. Ticket
prices are $50.50, $44.50 and
$34.50. Phone orders, tickets at the
outlets and Internet sales are
subject to a convenience charge.
Group discounts are available at
the box office or call 222-0400 or
800-322-3602. "Cats" is the
second show of the 2007-08
Broadway Series at the Civic
Center. Other shows include
"Evita," "Annie," "Ring Of Fire,"
"Movin' Out" and "Chicago."
The Broadway Series is co-
sponsored by WCTV and the
Tallahassee Democrat.
For more information, please
*visit the Civic Center website at
www.tlccc.org.


Video contest gives residents-


a chance to promote their city


Video aficionados who enjoy
thumping their chest about their
hometown now have a new outlet
for their creative energies.
A new Web site,
www.movetomytown.com, is
hosting a contest for the best
amateur video featuring local
communities. '
The new website will launch
Dec. 1 and feature towns, cities
and housing developments. Entries
must be postmarked on or before
Dec. 5 to be eligible.
. "Our new Web site is the first
all-video relocationiand retirement
community site, so we want to give
everybody a chance to prove to the
world that they live in the best
community in America," 'said Dan
Owens, the Web site's director.
"The ultimate goal of the web
site is to help people get a better
understanding of a community in
the, United States before they even
travel there to investigate it," he
said.
"There are many publications
that -strive to rank towns and
communities in terms of livability
for young people, families and
retirees," Owens added.
"In reality, there is no one
utopia, and a lot of very, very nice
places to live in America. We want
to showcase them better than


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anyone can graphically."
All United States municipalities
are eligible and there is no fee to
enter the contest. Suitable video
formats are DVD, Windows media,
Quicktime or other web-ready file.
Videos must be no more than five
minutes. A panel of judges will
make the final determination of
winners. Top videos will get a
three-month spotlight on the Web
site. A cash prize of $1000 will go
to the winning videographer. Two
second-place videographers will
each receive a $500,prize.
Rules:
Each video must be submitted
in DVD, Windows media,
Quicktime or other web-ready file.
Each video must be no longer
than five minutes in length.
Any person of any age is
eligible to enter the
www.movetomytown.com contest.
Videos must be original
material and must have release
forms (attached) accompanying
the videos from any person who
appears on the video.
Videographers must sign a
statement that guarantees that the
video has been totally created by
the videographer.
Topics each video should touch
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population and medical care.
Videos should be designed to be
educational and should accurately
portray the town/community. A
good video will show a
community's attributes from the
view of all ages. The use of humor
is acceptable, but this should not
be the main focus of the video.
Appearances or testimonials by
residents and/or city officials is
acceptable -and encouraged.
Judges will make their final
decision on winners by Dec. 15.
Winners will be featured on
www.movetomytown.com. All
video entries remain the property
of Senior Living Associates and
www.movetomytown.com. Entries
will be judged on originality,
quality of video, quality of content
and success in communicating the
flavor of the town/community.
A sample video release form is
available for download at:
http://www.emediawire.com/
releases/2007/10/emw561151.htm.
Please mail your video,
statement of originality and signed
video release forms (videos will
not be accepted without signed
forms) by Dec. 5 to: EyeBenders,
Attn: Move to My Town Video,
2562 Windsor Chase Dr.,
Matthews, NC 28105.



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B-3. Perry News-Herald November 23-24, 2007


WEEKDAY MORNING

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B-4 Perry News-Herald November 23-24, 2007



TCES announces first honor roll of 2007-08


Taylor County Elementary
School has announced its honor
roll for the first nine weeks grading
period:
3rd grade, All A's
Jazmine Gossett, Brooke Hicks,
Graham Lynn, Caleb Wentworth,
Nyaiz'ah Harris, Stuart Page, Sarah
Parks, Carly Salmons, Chris Davis,
Brittany Reed, Taylor Hogan,
Emalee Morgan, Hannah Noles,
Dylan Dudley, Nathan Guenthner,
Victoria Manning, Hannah Polley,
Hannah Baron, Jacob Wilkenson,
Christian Huntsinger, Hannah
Rice, Miranda Adkins and Lanique
Griffin.


TEACHER
Continued from page 1
county service district of
Madison, Hamilton, Jefferson,
Lafayette, Suwannee and Taylor
counties.
In addition to dissemination of
appropriate information, each
meeting will feature a graduate of
the NFCC EPI program.
The graduates will share their
program experiences and discuss


3rd grade, A/B
Blake Anderson, Brince Bailey,
Nathan Bennett, Joshua Bodiford,
Jordyn Brannen, Hannah Bratcher,
Clayton Bush, Bradley Clanton,
Makayla Cooper, Nikolas Drawdy,
Liwillie Elder, Krysta Finecey,
Hunter Fletcher, Aakeem Flowers,
Dean Franklin, Sha'Kerria
Franklin, Nickavieua Freeman,
Christopher Geyer, Austin
Gillman, Colton Gillman, Brittani
Gillyard, Rachelle Goff, Keith
Hires, Vera Hodges, Keaton
Holden, Fazarian Johnson, Romey
Kidd, Lauren Lee, Alan Mader,
Chase Martin, Lillian McNair,


certification steps.
The Monday, Dec. 3, meeting
will be held in the NFCC Marshall
Hamilton Library Conference
Room (Bldg. 4 on the NFCC
campus) at 7 p.m.
The Saturday, Dec. 8, .meeting
will be held at 10 a.m. in the
NFCC General Classrooms
Building (Bldg. 8, Room 1).
For more information please
contact Brown at (850) 973-9455
or e-mail brownd@nfcc.edu.


Tynikqua McNair, Trevor
McNeese, Maria Mitchell, Kaitlyn
Mock, Robert Morgan, Razona
Parker, Magan Patterson, Victoria
Porter, Daniel Randall, Dyemond
Ross, Georgia Sanabria, Layne
Sanderson, Desiray Sawyer, Alex
Sellers, Jada Shellhorn, Morgan
Smith, Scarlet Stephens, Michael
Sullivan, J.D. Sweaiingen, Charley
Vaughn, Jaime Vazquez, Bambi
Wald, Meagan Walker, Stephanie
Wentz, Ashlyn Wiles, Rhett
Willingham and Kevin Young.
4th grade, All A's
Rebecca Barber, Paras Bhakta,
William Blue, Liam Darcy,
Marissa Das, Hannah Davis,
Zavian Flowers, Greyson Hicks,
Michael Hicks, Ashleigh
Langford, Hayden Lilliott, Mark
Lundy, Kristina McGowan,
Stephanie Parks, Clayton Schmidt,
Claudia Strickland, Mercedes
Taylor, Katherine Weed, Cole
Wentworth and Natalie Wynn.
4th grade, A/B
Sarinah Anthony, Brandon
Baumgardner, Michael Bishop,
Noah Blanco, Maria Borjon,
Nicholas Bowden, Alexia Braxton,
Ross Brenner, Hannah Brown,
Zariah Brown, Landon Byrd,
Omari Cook, Ciecilla Copeland,
Cassidy Crews, Brittni Davis, John
Driggers, Trevor Driggers, Marissa
Dunn, Madison Elliott, Jabari


Ford, Nathaniel Fraser, Jason
French, Matthew Frizzell, Ja'Kayla
Fudge, Lee Gilmer, Jessie Gregory,
Taylor Gregory, Gabriel Gross,
Jamaal Hankerson, Slade Hendry,
Trenton Jones, Kaydee Keen,
Haley Lago, Erin Lannen,
De'Kayla Lawson, Rodney Lee,.
Cameron Logan, Bonnieann
Mader, Krista McCray, Joseph
McElveen, Andrena Merkerson,
Kyla Miguel, Wyatt Moore,
Brittany Niles, John Norman,
Mireya Otero, Hayley Padgett,
Kaila Padgett, Kelsey Palmer,
Madison Parker-Lee, Kasey
Pridgeon, Kaylee Reed, Evun
Reza, Wyatt Russell, Trevor
Schwab, Will Sever, Dakota
Simpson, Courtney Singletary,
Brody Smith, Kenneth. Smith,
Bethany Snodgrass, Jamesia
Strawter, Micah Taylor, Charnecia
Thomas, Kalyn Tumblin-Smith,
Kyler.Uhl, Kristopher Varnum,
Sierra Walker, Timothy Walker,
Keera Washington, Abbeygail
Weatherly, Joshua Weaver,
DeAndre Wells, Carina Wilson,
Kaylyn Wright, Summer Wright
and Fihme Zaed.
5th grade, All A's
Katie Cannon, Anthony Carter,
Savannah Cash, Kayce Clark,
Cameron Collins, Tony Cutshall,
Cade Ely, Brooke Ferguson, Lyrics
Fitchett, Lesha Fletcher, Angel


Ketring, Kinzi Mattingly, Kristina
Nastally, Rohan Patel, Joshua
Patterson, Colby Ratliff, Tyler
Russell, Jessi Self and McKenzie
Wynn.
5th grade, A/B
Joshua Aldous, Sunita Baker,
Taylor Baker, Dristen Belle, Cody
Bickel, Ka'Kia Bishop, Leo
Blackshear, Bre'shuna Fuller,
Keely Brickey, Haley Brown,
Da'Quan Bryant, Rosa Carter,
Shakayla Carter, Tate Corbett,
Hannah Crouse, Cassidy Cruce,
Trevor Darling, Donnell Davis,
Mitchell Davis, Nadine Davis,
Keyontae Dixon, Antonio Drawdy,
Amber Durden, Rebecca Floyd,
Cole Folsom, Eli Foskey, Jordan
Gibson, Kyra Gibson, Carmen
Gonzalez, Alfredo Graham, Lacey
Horton, Adrian Huntley, Nazrul
Islam, Savannah Kemp, Devin
Kidd, William Knowles, Niya
Lawson, Kaylea Lilliott, Brooke
Linton, Matthew McEwien, Sarah
McIntosh, Nakelianna McNair,
Traves Miller, Jessika Monroe,
Summer Montgomery, David
Morgan, Telina Murphy, Airrieal
Noble, Taylor Phelps, Taylor Pitts,
Jon Reams, Stormie Roberts,
Martasha Robinson, Cole Schwab,
Cody Sessions, Katelyn Shaw,
Jacorby Simmons, Chloe Skinner,
Caitlin Smith, Hannah Smyrnios,
Wesley Smyrnios, Ronnice Spain,


Taylor Turnmire, Mariah Tyson,
Asia Vazquez,..Tara Viola, Ashley
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NFCC will

host free

jazz concert

The North Florida Community
College Jazz Ensemble performs its
Fall Music Concert Thursday, Dec. 6,
at Van H. Priest Auditorium, starting
at 7 p.m.
The public is invited to attend, free
of charge, as the Jazz Ensemble
takes a musical trip back to the 1970s
performing reridibjoip of songs like
"Respect" by Aretla Fra'nklin, "That's
the Way of the World" by EaiRh Wind
and Fire, "Green Onions" by Booker
T and the MGs, the theme song from
Shaftand more.
The concert, entitled "70s Soul &
Rock," features NFCC music
students as well as guest performers
from the community. Performers
include Taylor County student Joe
Rowell (bass guitar). Directing the
concert is Dr. Rebecca Burkart,
NFCC music instructor.


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$1,500 raised for Steinhatchee School


by drive underway
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Curves of Perry
lised more than $200 to donate to the American Cancer
society; in November, members contributed 323 pounds of
'od to be donated to Father's Store House for Thanksgiving.
he group is now conducting a toy drive for Christmas. To
ake a donation, contact Jennifer Freeman at 584-5327.

.,ook seen on 'Dinner Impossible'
Local 'author Pat Cook could be seen on the Food Network's "Dinner
possible" which aired last week. The show's theme was "Elvis Eats;"
ook was one of 100 invited to attend the filming at EP Delta Cafe during
.lvis Week" in Memphis, Tenn. During the Wednesday night airing of the
,isode local author Cook could be seen dining with an Elvis lookalike
om Australia. Cook was in Memphis promoting her book "'Faux Elvis."


On Saturday, Oct. 27, some
37 motorcycles registered at
the Bridge End Cafe for
a poker run fund-raiser
benefiting students at Steinhatchee
School.
A BBQ and raffle followed the
100-mile run, which raised more
than $1,500 for special needs
students..
The donations were earmarked
to purchase equipment for the
therapy room at Steinhatchee
School.
More than 40 stores and
individuals also contributed to the
effort; Steinhatchee Ace Hardware,
the American Legion of
Steinhatchee, Gooding Funeral
Home, Crabbie Dads, Fiddler's
Restaurant, Casey's' Cove, River
Haven Marina, Bait & Tackle
Shop (Jena), Hungry Howies
(Steinhatchee), Gulf Stream
Marina, Tiffany Ross
Massage, Riverside Spirits,
Hatchcornerstore.com, Mason's
Market, Vicki Griffis,
Houseworks, Lighthouse Realty,
Pro-Tire, Michelle's Bull Pen, Wal-
Mart, Winn-Dixie, King Tree
Video (Perry), Smokies BBQ,
Grumpy's Restaurant, Hardees
(Cross City), Sea Hag Marina,
M & D Trucking, Perry Barber
Shop, World Wide Prison Ministry,
Extreme Bike Customs (Pinetta),
Randy Marshall, Louise Marshall,


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Butch, Christina Paul, and Pat and


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Commander Robert Morrison, ESE teacher Trish Hurd, ESE teacher assistant Tami Weaver,
Ladies Auxiliary treasurer Carol Cox and John Hancock, post adjutant. Joining them is
Steinhatchee student Kasie Marshall.


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Annual Christmas Auction at Auction
House of Madison. Saturday, Nov. 24.
Food starting at 4 p.m. Auction starts at 5
p.m.'Don't go to Tallahassee, do your
Christmas Shopping at Aucti6n House and
SAVE!! 1693 SW Mosley Hall Rd. (CR360)
Madison, Florida (850) 973-2959.
MASTERCARD, VISA-AND DEBIT
CARDS FOOD FUN & GIVE-A-WAYS,
HEATED / AC-COMFY SEATS. From
Perry: Take RT 221 North to CR 360 (SW
Mosley Hall Rd) Turn Right, go about 8
miles on the right. AU691-COL. RON COX
AB2490.
11/21-11/23PS


Yard Sale Rain or Shine! 6041 Beach Rd.
All sorts of tools, furniture, fishing stuff &
household stuff. Saturday & Sunday 9
a.m.-until.
11/21-11/23 -
Yard Sale Saturday Inside, Nov. 24 9 a.m.
- 5 p.m. Household items and collectibles,
chest of drawers, bed, couch, table,
shelves, electronics, storage sheds, hot
tub. hydraulic lift gate, electric dryer, side
by side refrigerator, China cabinet and
more. Corner of Woodscreek and Miller
Rd.
11/21-11/23
.Yard Sale Saturday Nov. 24 from 8 a.m. -
12 noon at 209 Judson.Dr. (Off Puckett Rd
in Quail Pointe Subdivision) Lots of nice
things. Priced right, See you there.
11/23
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 W;LL BECOME
PROPERTY 'OF-l:R.l.G SL Fi GR.CE
NEW FALL/WINTER STORE HOII-H:..
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..
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PILLOWTOP mattress Queen, brand new
$120! Call today 850-545-7112 (can
deliver)
11/23GCN3
BEDROOM: 5 piece set still boxed, $499,
can deliver. Brand new! (850)425-8374
11/23GCN3
BED-KING PILLOWTOP Orthopedic
Mattress Set. Brand new in plastic. Must
move, $400. (850) 222-9879
11/23GCN3
DINNING ROOM Beautiful cherry table, 2
arm $ 4 side chairs, lighted china cabinet.
Brand new in boxes, can deliver. Must
move, $799. 850-222-7783.
11/23GCN3
NEW QUEEN CHERRY Louis Phillip
sleigh bedroom set bed, dresser, mirror,
chest, nightstand. $2400 value, must sell
$999..850-222-7783.
11./23GCN3
Pub Set 5 piece, solid wood $249.
BRAND NEW still in the boxes. 850-425-
8374
11/23GCN3
NEW 8 INCH NASA VISCO MEMORY
FOAM mattress set with warranty. Retails'
at $1899, MUST move: $750. (850) 545-
7112.
11/23GCN3
5 Piece Living Room set with 100o Micro
Fiber sofa/chair and 3 piece set S600, ALL
NEW.in boxes. Delivery available. 850-
222-7783
11/23GCN3

Come one...
come all!

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


LOOKING TO BUY used or new 22
Magnum rifle or pistol. Call Earl at 1-727-
643-3353 (cell) leave message if no
answer (in town for two weeks) or call 850-
584-7003.
11/21-11/23
Steel Buildings 32x48 & other sizes up to
50% off, Can Erect, 904-449-2154
11/21-11/30
Misc. AC Equipment and tools $750.00
Call 850-223-1314 leave name and phone
number.
11/9-11/21


26 ft. Frigidaire side by side refrigerator.
Black with brushed stainless steel front.
ice & water in the door. Barely used,
excellent condition. Paid $1200 in March
asking $700. OBO Call 223-1631
11/23


Steinhatchee Place Resort Furnished 1
and 2 bedroom Condos for Rent. $750-
$850. Included in price Water, cable,
internet and hot.tub in Steinhatchee. Call
1-352-498-7740..
11/16tfSPR
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.
11/14tfLS
Newly remodeled office Suites available
for lease, electric, water, gas and trash
removal included, only $260 monthly. Call
Select Group Realty @ 850-584-4401
6/21tfnSGR
Commercial- Building for Lease Down
town building Brand new. ,10 office's
including receptionist area, antd .- lip-.
.area. All internet and ,phoane,.,equ,ip,
handicap accessible bathroom. Must see,
Call Select Group Realty at 850-584-4401.
7/12tfnSGR
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,
850-584-5235.
11/14tfLS


HOUSES FOR SALE Motivated Seller,
Owner finance with large down payment.
5 bed/2 bath = 602 N. Jefferson St.
3 bed/2 bath on 5 acres =113 Lewis Drive
3 bed/1 bath = 602 W. Bacon St.
Call 584-4678.
11/14-1/04
For Sale By Owner Near Keaton Beach
2,305 sq. ft. 2004 DWMH on 1.25+ acres, 4
bedroom, 2.5 bath, central heat/air, 3
decks, skirting, gutters, 2 car garage, boat
shelter, heated in ground pool, fenced
back yard, gravel driveway,. 2 wells, septic
tank, sprinkler system, water softener.
REDUCED $155,000, call 850-578-3094
for apt.
11/21-12/14
FORECLOUSRE 4BR DWMH ON 2+
acres in Spring Warrior, ,$89,947..., MUST-
ACT FAST. Callr850-838-9090.
tfnlHP

Land for sale, 421 North Between Shiloh
Church Rd, and Cairo Parker Rd. 1 acre
lots with paved roads, Owner financing
available. Please call (386) 658-1346 or
(850) 584-7466.
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Adam's Beach Oaks (Bonita Blvd.) 1 acre
lot. Cleared 27,000 cash or owner will
finance at 35k with 35k down. 770-841-
8023.
11/21-12/7
For Sale: 2 Acres in Warrior Creek
Subdivision in Cul-de-sack Lot 31. Asking
$29,500. for more information call Mark
Espich 772-584-2845.
11/21-12/7.,

Immaculate 3BR/ 2 Ba brick home on .71
acre city lot. House has been totally
renewed with fresh paint, all new carpets &
hardwood floors'& counter tops, all new
appliances in kitchen. Master Bed has
walk in closet. The Master bath has
double sinks & granite countertop. New tile
shower covered patio & screened porch,
pool w/automatic cleaner -& chlorinator.
Very private and well manicured yard. The
shop is wired & yard has well & irrigation
sys. Call 850-584-6512.
10/12-12/4


No down payment 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.
11/14tfPH


* 30 acres @ $6000 per ac

* 15 acres @ $6,500 per ac

* 3.28 acres w/DWMH @ $125,000

* 9.63 acres w/DWMH $128,000

* 2+ acres w/DWMH & Shop $149,000


3 B/R 2 Bth Mobile home total electric
central H/A with washer dryer $550 per
month, plus $250 deposit. Application and
reference required. 584-3889.
10/10tfRB
1 bd/1 bth, kitchen, living room, 900 sq. ft.
in Keaton Beach area. $500 includes
utilities, no pets. 850-578-2356 leave
message.
11/9-11/30
Southern Villas of Perry
Looking For Applicants!
Rental assistance available. HUD
vouchers accepted. 1 & 2 BR HC & non-
HC accessible apartments,. Office hours
are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-Thurs. Call 850-
584-8111. TDD/TTY 711. 315 Puckett Rd,
Perry, Fl, 32347. Equal Housing
Opportunity,
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.
tfWA

For Lease or Sale:
Fully functional Restaurant "The Smoke
House" ready to go, on US 90 "The Main
Drag". downtown Greenville. S750 per
month or S115,000, All Reaity Services
850-973-9990.
10/26tfARS


WANT TO BUY


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

Used Furniture AwqRo.
Bedroom Dining Room Living Room Bedding


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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.
11/14tfPH
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.
11/14tfPH
!!!PRICE REDUCTION!!! NEW 3/2 DWMH
on 1.5 acres... Was $139,90.0. Now
$119,900... Seller willing to take loss. Call
for appointment...850-672-2141,
tfnriHP
CLOSE-OUT!!! 2006-2007 models. Call
us now at Prestige Home Centers. 1-800-
477-2492,
1 /1 4tfPH


TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Road Mte. Technician (RMT) $8.04 hr.
Call in FF/EMT $9.05 hr.
Job descriptions and applications can be
obtained from www.taylorcontygov.com
Applications must be submitted to
Employment Connections by mail to 200
W. Base Street, Madison, Fl 32340; faxed
to 850-973-9757; .emailed to
bains@nfwdb.org submitted online at
www.taylorcburitygov.com; delivered to
Susan at 502 N: Center Street, Perry, FL
32347 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8
a.m. 2 p.m. or delivered to One Stop
Mobile Unit located in the Kmart Parking
Lot o Wednesdays 8 a.m. 5 p.m.
Positions are open until filled. Taylor
County Board- of County Commissioners
is an EOE, VP, DT, background check
employer.
11/21BCCQ
Registration and Records Specialist.
Duties include:,-Assisting with the day to
day record keeping in the department of
Enrollment Services. Complete job
description on web site. Qualifications:
Must be High School Graduate, AA/AS
degree preferred. Proficient in Microsoft
software. Applications to: Director HR,
North Florida Community College, 325
NW Turner Davis Drive, Madison, Florida
32340.t A complete packet includes:
resume and application (available at
HYPERLINK www.nfcc.edu
www.nfcc.edu). Questions call 850-
973-9487. Application packet must be
received by 11/30/2007.t EOE
11/21-11/30 .
Part Time Janitorial Floor Work/ Evenings.
Floor Experience required. Need own
transportation. Excellent pay. Call 386-
233-2676.
11/21-11/30

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Experienced Dental Assistant needed for
busy dental office in Perry, FL. Must have
excellent people skills, some computer
knowledge required. If interested please
fax resume' -o Taylor Dental Center; 850-
223-3047. M-F 8-5. EOE/DFWP
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Perry/Crawfordville. Call Dave 850-274-
0259
11/16-11/21


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Warehouse/Delivery Person
Local deliveries and warehouse care. Must
have current, valid driver's license. Paid
holidays, sick leave, references required.
Drug free workplace. Apply in person,
Ware Oil & Supply Co., Inc., 2715 S.
Byron Butler Pkwy., Perry, FL 32348.
11/16tfWO
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COMMISSIONERS
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Road Mte. Technician (RMT) $8.04 hr.
Call in FF/EMT $9.05 hr.
Job descriptions and applications can be
obtained from www.taylorcontygov.com
Applications must be submitted to
Employment Connestions by mail to 200
W. Base Street, Madison, F1l32340; faxed
to 850-973-9757; emailed to
bains@nfwdb.orq submitted online at
www.taylorcountygov.com; delivered to
Susan at 502 N. Center Street, Perry, FL
32347 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8
a.m. 2 p.m. or delivered to One Stop
Mobile Unit located in the Kmart Parking
Lot on Wednesdays 8 a.m. 5 p.m.
Positions are open until filled. Taylor
County Board of County Commissioners
is an EOE, VP, DT, background check
employer.
11/21BCC

ADMINISTRATIVE Customer Service
We are currently taking applications for the
position of Customer Service
representative at our Limerock Mine, 23
MIE of Perry, Fl. MS Office experience
required. Hours: 5 a.m. 4 p.m.; 5
days/week. Must be dependable; possess
good interpersonal skills and team
oriented, Background, physical and drug
test required. Excellent Pay & Benefits.
Apply in person to Martin Marietta
Materials, 22550 Nutall Rise Rd., Perry FL
www.martinmarietta.com EEOC/M/F/D/V
1/9-11/21


; i The City of Perry. -..
is hiring for the following
positions:

Wastewater Treatment
Plant Operator
Req: Must have a valid Florida
Drivers License and possess a
minimum of a Class "C" Wastewater
Treatment Plant Operator Certificate
as issued by the State of Florida or
be able to obtain one within two years
of employment.
Salary Range: $14.20-$18.13

Applications are available:
Online: Applications and job
Descriptions are available at
www.employflorida.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's frrm 8:00 am to 5.00 pm 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

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.
11/2tfBJ


Postal Jobs $17.33-S27.58/hr., Now hiring.
For application & free government job info,
call American Assoc. of Labor 1-913-599-
8226, 24 hrs. emp. serv.
10/24-11/16


For Sale 92' GEO Storm $350. Call 838-
6151
11/23
'89' JEEP Wrangler, 6 cyl., auto, air,
$2,900 O.B.O. Call 584-2680.
11/21-11/23
Must Sell
'79' Ford Bronco 4x4 $2,000
'86' Chevy pick-up $1,200
Rebuild able 460, C6 auto. $500
Call 223-1952 or 838-0826
11/21-11/23
2 axle 16' trailer will haul full size truck
with ramps $750 or will trade for 4-wheeler.
Call 838-2863.
11/21-11/23
2004 Chevrolet Colorado Z71 Crew Cab,
fully loaded 36,500,miles, spray in bed
liner, and fiberglass cap, $15,000. Call
584-7032 or 838-6169 ask for Steve.
10/26-t2/5
2003 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT, 4 door, 4
wheel drive, HEMI, sprayed in liner, grill
guard, fully loaded, 3 yr. 36,000 add on
warranty, 99,700 miles $16,000 Call 838-
5658
11/21
1991 Buick Skylark/ white, 4-door,, AC,
AM/FM, 4-cylinder, elect. windows, new
tires, 1-owner. 72k miles, Excellent
condition. Call 584-7972 for more
information, leave message if no answer.
11/16AZ
Nissan Frontier "2000" King Cab, silver
color w/long wheel base, $3,995 neg. Call
838-6005.
10/31-11/23,
1998 GMC King Cab 4x4 (Blue step-side)
Professional 3" lift kit, tires & rims, 133k
miles, Leather, CD player, and cold AC.,
$8,950.00. Call 352-208-6051.
10/31tfFBC
2003 Chrysler Town & Country 66,000
miles, dark blue, good condition $8,500.
Call-223-1520


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1996 17' Pro Sport Center Console, all
electronics included w/85HP Susuki,
$5,000. OBO. 584-7032 or 838-6169. Ask
for Steve.
10/26-12/5

1989 21' Proline w/1989 Yamaha 200
Lawrance x135 Temp/and, pole gaff, some
reel & rods. $3,000. Firm, worth $5,500.
Call 843-2182 or 584-2407.
11/21-12/7
1999 Bob Cat Camper Trailer. 21 foot, lite
weight alum. construction can be pulled by
mid size V6 pick-up truck. $5,000. Call
584-8372

1997 Tracker deep 16.5 ft. 42 ft lb trust
trolling motor. 50 HP tracking motor. Never
in salt water, always under cover, ready for
-fishing. $3,500. 850-584-6236.
11/7-11/23

"1995' 30' Travel trailer self contained
$4000. OBO. Call 223-3347.
11/16-11/23
25ft. Hunter Sail boat, 3 sails, aux motor,
auto pilot, very good condition. $2,500
Call 850-578-2075.
11/16-11/28
1987 Aluminum 16 ft. V-Bottom runabout
40 HP Evinrude Elect. Start. Power
Tilt/Trim Bimini Top Breakaway Trailor
$3500. 850-223-1314. Leave phone
number and name.
11/9-11/21

For Sale: Perfect Hunting & Fishing MH,
69,000 actual miles, completely gone
through mechanically $4500 o.b.o. Call
850-584-9568.
11/14tBBS


Inside and Treasures & More Glassware
Outside Shops New Hours: Sat-Sun 10-4 Antiques
We buy...call us! Collectibles
Yard Sale 1 -y 1 1 -1 h nT Tools
Set-up Tools
$8 & up Hwy. 19 S. 838-1422 584-7124 Mon-Th Furniture


HMunters Special!


Realtor Wendy Slaughter 838-3146

Nature Coast, Inc. Broker Keith Rowell


IRONWOOD HOMES OF PERRY

850-838-9090


.2 -BR $29,990!!

I .d 3 BR $39,990!!!

..0 *_ 4 BR $52,990!!!!

*5 -BR $67,990


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prices above include delivery, set-up,

AC, skirting, and steps!!!

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


MARSHALL HEALTH

& REHAB CENTER

Admissions Intake Coordinator
Full Time Position

Prefer experience in the healthcare field.
Must enjoy working with families, residents, and staff
to promote a positive experience in longterm care.
Organizational and multi-tasking skills required.
Sales and presentation skills preferred.
Must be flexible and enjoy working
as part of our team.

Call Rebekah HatCh, Administrator
850-584-6334


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The Handyman experts LLC, honest work!
Ready for Christmas"!! CKC Reg. Pit Bull Affordable, professional, licensed and
pups, 11 weeks old. Variety of colors. insured. Specializing in house painting,
Asking $300 O.B.O. 838-6017. No interior, etc., mobile home repairs, home
Fighters. maintenance, pressure washing (wood and
11/23-11/30 concrete) carpet, vinyl, wood floor, ceramic


Labrador Retriever puppies for sale (yellow
and black) AKC reg. S350/ea. call 672-
1336.
11/14-11/23

Free Cats and Kittens Call 584-6647.
10/31-11/28 -

AKC Great Dane, 2 female, micro-chip.
dew claws removed. Full registration.
puppy starter kit. S400. Call '838-1038.
11/14-11/21


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

A to Z Farm and Lawn Service
Land clearing, tree trimming/ removal,
dump truck service, harrowing, bush hog
mowing, rake work, dirt leveling and
complete lawn service. Call 584-6737.
3/9tfnAZ
STUMP GRINDING
AND
PRESSURE WASHING.
Free Estimates!!!
Call Billy Blue at
672-0955 or 838-1307
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Bush hogging, Grading and Tree Removal.
Call Bill at 578-2379.
10/19tfA2Z

TREE REMOVAL/STUMP GRINDING
LAWN MAINTENANCE/UPKEEP
Tree Surgery Landscaping
52 Bucket Truck
.FREE ESTIMATES
Licensed & Insured/All Work Guaranteed
Lowest Prices in the Area
John Sesock, owner 850-584-2027
CELL 850-591-8301
11/2-11/30

Morgan's .Tree Service and Debris
Removal. Free Estimates! Call 352-498-
7844 or 850-672-0709.
10/3-11/30

Hi Taylor County, leaves and pine straw
taking over your yard? Give us a call for
free estimates. We are licensed and
insured. Chad H. Dees Lawn Care st 850-
584-8959.
10/12-12/28


Stump Grinding
,Reasonable Rates
Reli able Service
(850) 843-295"'


Mobile Home Trailer Demolition and
Removal, Call Morgan's Tree Service for
more information and a free estimate. 850-
672-0709 or 352-498-7844.
10/5-11/30

House Cleaning
(References Available)
Dependable & Reliable Services
Reasonable rates for:
Weekly,'bi-weekly, monthly, and one-time
occasions.
Call Dena for quote.
584-5692 or 843-0407
11/7-11/16


Child Care in my home References
available if needed. Call 223-3621 or 843-
2845
11/21-11/30

NEED CASH?
GOT JUNK?
GOT JUNK CARS, TRUCK?,
I BUY SCRAP METALS!!
850-838-JUNK (5865)
State Certified Scales
8/1-12/28
NEED HELP? Excellent TLC for your
loved elderly. Cooking, light cleaning,
shopping, errands. 17 years experience.
References available. 584-5165 please
leave message.
11/14-11/16


tile, and repairs. Call 578-3776 or Cell#
838-6077.25 years.
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HOUSE CLEANING/YARD WORK
GREAT Low RATES!
Get Yard and House work done at the
same time.
Get 3 hours house work and 3 hours yard
work for the low price of $70. Every
additional hour $10 hour per service.
Seniors Welcome!
Call 386-362-1954 after 6 p.m.


TREE CAPITAL

CLEANING

UPHOLSTERY
& CARPET CLEANING
Dries in 3-4 hours

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584-CLEAN
(584-2532)


CARPET & VINYL
Installation and repairs done at a good
price. No overhead. Direct savings to you.
34 years experience. 850-838-9050.
Please leave message.
10/17tfnBR
Clay Swindle L.L.C. (licensed and
insured) All types of remodeling: doors,
windows, docks, painting, etc.
Commercial &,Residential. Call 850-223-
1780 or 843-1941. If no answer, please
leave message. Over 20 years of
experience
3/7tfnCS
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Carpet, Tile and Grout
Cleaning and Sealing
Call 850-838-2805 or
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Convenience Store-Gold Mine Gas tanks
new, only diesel in area, includes store &"
2 Bdrm Managers home, pizza sales,
former coin laundry, 1 acre, seafood
market & restaurant needed, traffic count
6000 daily, Lamont, FL, $175,000.
All Realty Services 850-973-9990
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Full line of ,
accessories in stock Painted

Special Flashings Made All Types Warranted Metal Available
Cut to s'our desired lengths Delivery Service Available
Call Toll-Free 888-393-0335 352-498-0778 Horseshoe Beach, Fl.


RNs*LPNs'CNAs V

Full-time *Part-time PRN positions available

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COOK (fulltime) Dietary Aides


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B-7 Perry News-Herald November 23-24, 2007


I SERVICES = I


Complex, 201 E. Green .Sreet, Perry, FL
32347. Such resolution will state the need
for the levy and will contain a legal
description of the boundaries' of The real
property subject to the levy Copies ,of
the proposed form of resolution, which
contains the legal description of the real
property subject to the levy, are on file
at the at the MERGEFIELD
"Location of_Hearing" Taylor County
Administrative Complex, 201 E Green
Street, Perry, FL 32347 All interested
persons are invited to a"end
In the event any person decides to
appeal any decision by "he County with
respect to any matter reloaing to the
consideration of the resolution at the


NOr;CE
No-ce is hereby given pursuant to
Section 2 13 of nhe Ci'y Charter of the
Cry of Perry, Florida, 'hat Ordinance No.
85-1 was ADOPTED by The City Council
on November 13. 2007.
ORDINANCE NO. 854
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PERRY,
FLORIDA RELATING TO THE REZONING OF
LESS THAN TEN CONTIGUOUS ACRES OF
LAND, PURSUANT TO AN APPLICATION, Z-
7-019, BY THE PROPERTY OWNERS OF SAID
ACREAGE, AMENDING THE OFFICIAL
ZONING ATLAS OF THE CITY OF PERRY
LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS;
PROVIDING FOR REZONING FROM
RESIDENTIAL, (CONVENTIONAL) SINGLE
FAMILY-1 (RSF-1) TO COMMERCIAL
NEIGHBORHOOD (CN) OF CERTAIN
LANDS WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF
THE CITY OF PERRY, FLORIDA; PROVIDING
SEVERABILITY; REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT; AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Robert A. Brown Jr., Emily Weed Ketring
City Manager Mayor
11V

NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM
METHOD OF COLLECTING
NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS
The City of Perry, Florida (the "City")
hereby provides notice, pursuant to
section 197.3632(3)(o). Florida Statutes,
of its intent to use the uniform method of
collecting non-ad valorem special
assessments to be levied within the
incorporated area of the City, for the
cost of providing fire protection services
commencing for the Fiscal Year
beginning on October 1, 2008. The City
will consider the adoption of a resolution
electing to use the uniform method of
collecting such assessments authorized
Sby section 197.3632, Florida Statutes, at
a public hearing to be held at 6:30 p.m.
on December 11, 2'007 at the Council
Chambers. 224 South Jefferson Street,
Perry, Florida 32347. Such resolution will
state the need for the, levy and will
contain a legal description of the
boundaries of the real property subject
to the levy. Copies of the proposed-
form of resolution, which contains the
legal description of the real property
subject to the levy, are on file at the City ..
Administrative Offices, 224 South
Jefferson Street, Perry, Florida 32347. All
interested persons are invited to attend.
In the event any person decides to'i
appeal any decision by the City with'
respect to any matter relating to the"
consideration of the resolution' at the
above-referenced public hearing, 'a
record of the proceeding may be
needed andl in such on event, such
person may need to ensure that -a
verbatim record of the public hearing. s
made, which record .includes the
testimony and evidence on which .the
appeal is to be based. In accordance
with the Americans with Disabilities Act,
persons needing a special
accommodation or an interpreter to
participate in this proceeding should
,contact the City Clerk at (850) 584-7161,
seven (7) days prior to the dote of the
hearing.
DATED this 13th day of November 2007.
By Order of:
Emily Weed Ketting, Mayor
City of Perry, FLORIDA
11/16-

NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM
METHOD OF COLLECTING
EMS TAX ASSESSMENTS
Taylor County, Florida (the "County")
hereby provides notice, pursuant to
section 197.3632(3)(a), Florida Statutes,
of its intent to use the uniform method of
collecting non-ad valorem special
assessments to be levied pursuant to
Section 125.271. Florida Statutes, within
the entire area of the County, for the
cost of providing emergency medical
services and facilities commencing for
the Fiscal Year beginning on October 1I
2008. The County will consider the
adoption of a resolution electing to use
the uniform method of collecting such
assessments authorized by section
197.3632, Florida Statutes, at a public
hearing to be held at 6:55 p.m. on
December 18; 2007 at the Taylor
County Administrative Complex, 201
East Green Street, Perry, Florida. Such
resolution will state the need for the levy
and will contain a legal description of
the boundaries of the real property
subject to the levy. Copies of the
proposed form of resolution, which
contains the legal description of the real
property subject to the levy, ore on file
at the Taylor County Administrative
Complex, 201 East Green Street, Perry,
Florida 32347. All interested persons are
invited to attend.
In the event any person decides to
appeal any decision by the County with
respect to any matter relating to the
consideration of the resolution at the
above-referenced public hearing, b
record of the proceeding may be
needed and in such on event, such
person may need to ensure that a
verbatim record of the public hearing is
made, which record Includes the
testimony and evidence on which the
appeal is to be based. In accordance
with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
persons needing a special
accommodation or n interpreter to
participate In this proceeding should
contact the County Clerk at (850) 838-
3506, Seven (7) days prior to.the date of
the hearing. "
DATED this 5th day of November 2007.
By Order of:
Malcolm V. Page, Choir, Taylor County '
Board of County Commissioners
Taylor County, FLORIDA
11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7

NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM
METHOD OF COLLECTING
NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS
PROVIDING FOR FIRE PROTECTION
SERVICES
Taylor County, Florida (the "County")
hereby provides notice, pursuant to
section 197.3632(3)(a), Florida Statutes,
of its intent to use the uniform method of
collecting non-od valorem special
assessments .to be levied within the
unincorporated area of the County, for
Sthe cost of providing fire protection
services commencing for the Fiscal
Year beginning on October 1. 2008. The
County will consider the adoption of a
resolution electing to use the uniform
method of collecting such assessments
authorized by section 197.3632, Florida
Statutes, at a public hearing to be held
at 6:50 p.m. on December 18, 2007 at
the Taylor County Administrative


WASHINGTON AND DELOISE
WASHINGTON.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: AARON WASHINGTON. and
ELOISE WASHINGTON. UNKNOWN HEIRS
OR AARON WASHINGTON OR DELOISE
WASHINGTON. AND ALL UNKNOWN
PERSONS, IF ALIVE. AND IF'DEAD. OR NOT
KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, THEIR
UNKNOWN SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES.
GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS.
CREDITORS. TRUSTEES OR OTHER PERSONS
CLAIMING BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR
AGAINST AARON WASHINGTON. DELOISE
WASHINGTON, OR THE UNKNOWN HEIRS


above-referenced public hearing, a
record of the proceeding may be
needed and in such on evenT, such
person may need 'o ensure That a
verboatim record of the public nearing is
made,' which record includes the
testimony and evidence on which the
appeal is to be based. in accordance
with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
persons needing a special
accommodation or an interpreter to
participate in this proceeding should
contact the Office of the County
Administrator at (850) 838-3500, seven
(7) days before thedote of the hearing.
DATED this 5th day of November 2007.
By Order of:
Malcolm V. Page, Chair, Taylor County
Board'of County Commissioners
Taylor County. FLORIDA
11/16, 11/23. 11/30, 12/7


Pursuant to Section 2.13(B) of the City
Charter of the City of Perry. Florida,
notice Is hereby given that the City
Council' had Introduction and First
Reading on Ordinance No. 855 and
Ordinance No. 857 on November 13.
2007 In the City Council Chambers. 224
S. Jefferson Street, Perry, Florida. The
Public Hearing and Final Reading on
Ordinance No. .855 and Ordinance No.
857 Is scheduled for the City Council
Regular Meeting. Council Room 224 S.
Jefferson Street,, Perry. Florida on
November 27, 2007 at 6:30 p. m. or os
soon thereafter as possible. Any
interested persons may appear and be
heard on the aforementioned public
hearing date. Notice is also given,
pursuant to Florida Statutes 286.0105 that
any person deciding to appeal any
decision of the City Council with respect
to any matter considered at the
meeting will need a' record of that
,meeting and may need to ensure that
a verbatim record of the proceedings is
mode; which record Includes the
testimony and evidence upon .which
the appeal 'is to rbe based.
ORDINANCE NO. 855 "
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OFPERRY,
FLORIDA AUTHORIZING THE
CONVEYANCE OF PUBLIC'. LAND,
PROVIDING COVENANTS, CONDITIONS
AND RESTRICTIONS FOR THE USE OF
PUBLIC LAND, AND PROVIDING FOR
PERPETUAL EASEMENT FOR UTILITIES, AND
PROVIDING EFFECTIVE DATE.
ORDINANCE NO. 857
AN OfRDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE
N' Q 835 DAED FEBRUARY 27, 2007. 'AN
ORDINANCE 'OF .THE CITY OF PERRY.
FLORIDA AUTH.ORIZIN.G' THE
CONVEYANCE OF PUBLIC LAND,
PROVIDING COVENANTS. CONDITIONS
AND RESrRICTIONS FOR THE USE OF
PUBILC LAND., AND PROVIDING fOR
PERPETUAL EASEMENT FOR UTILITIES.
PROVIDING FOR THE SEVERABILITY OF THE
PARTS HEREOF IF DECLARED INVALID;
REPEALING ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT;
PROVIDING FOR READING BY TITLE ONLY;
AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Copies of said'Ordinance No. 855 and
Ordinance Nq. 857 may be inspected
at the Administration Office of City Hall,
224 S. Jefferson Street, Perry, Florida
between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and
5:00 p.m., Monday thru Friday. .
Robert A. Brown,'Jr.
City Manager
Emily Weed Ketring,
Mayor.
11/16

NOTICE OF NTENT TO U"UNISFOR
METHOD OF COLLECTING
NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS
PROVIDING FOR CANAL MAINTENANCE
The Taylor County, FIrida (the "County")
'hereby provides notice, pursuant to
section 197.3632(3)(q), Florida Statutes.
of its Intent to uSe.the uniform method of
collecting non-ad- valorem special
assessments to be levied within the
unincorporated area of the,County, for
the cost of providing canal
maintenance assessment commencing
for the Fiscal Year beginning on October
1. 2008. The 'County will consider the
adoption of a resolution electing to use
the uniform method of collecting such
assessments authorized by section
197.3632. Florida Statutes, at q public
hearing to be held at 7:00 p.m. on
December 18, 2007 Taylor County
Administrative Complex, 201 E. Green
Street. Perry, FL 32347. Such resolution will
state the need for the levy and will
contain a legal description of the
boundaries of the real property subject
to the levy. Copies of the proposed
form of resolution, which contains the
legal description of the real property
subject to the levy, are on fiJe at the
Taylor County Administrative Complex,
.201 E. Green Street., Perry, FL, 32347. All
interested persons oreAnvited to attend.
In the even any person decides to
appeal any decfsiqn by the County with
respect to .any rmaotter relating to the
consideration of the resolution at the,
above-referenced public hearing, a
record 'of. the proceeding, may be
needed and.In such on event, such
person may need to ensure that' a
verbatim record of the public hearing is
.mode, which' record includes the
testimony, and'evidence on which the
appeal Is to be based. In occordance
with the Ameripans with Disabilities, Act.
persons needIng a., special
accommodation or on Interpreter to
participate in this proceeding should
'canacr. rne Office of the County
Aamin'STra' or (850) 838-300, seven
(7) days before me doae of the hearing.
DATEDthiS 'STH day of Nosember 2007
By Order of; "
Malcolm V. Page; Choir, Toylor County
Board of County Commissioners
Taylor County. FLORIDA
11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE THIRD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO.: 2007-813-CA
WENDY NIKOLITCH .
Plaintiff,
v.
AARON WASHINGTON, and
DELOISE WASHINGTON, UNKNOWN
HEIRS OR AARON WASHINGTON OR
DELOISE WASHINGTON, AND ALL
UNKNOWN PERSONS, IF ALIVE, AND IF
DEAD. OR NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR
ALIVE, THEIR UNKNOWN SPOUSES, HEIRS,
DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES,
LIENORS,
CREDITORS. TRUSTEES OR OTHER PERSONS
CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER .OR
AGAINST
AARON WASHINGTON. DELOISE
WASHINGTON.
OR THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF AARON


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OF AARON WASHINGTON AND DELOISE
WASHINGTON:
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to
auie' title on the following property in
Taylor
County Florida:
Lot Six (6) of Block "B" of Bohonan
Subdivision according to the Plat
thereof of record in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Taylor
County, Florida.
has been filed against you and you are
required to serve a copy of your written
defenses, if any, to it on G. CLINE
MOORE, the Plaintiffs' attorney, whose
address is 316 West Green Street, Perry,
Florida 32347, on or before December
14, 2007 (within 30 days of first
publication), and file the original with the
clerk of this court either before service
on the plaintiff's attorney or immediately
thereafter; otherwise a default will be
entered against you for the relief
demanded in the complaint or petition.
DATED: November 14, 2007.
ANNIE MAE MURPHY
Clerk of the Circuit Court
BY: MARTI LAVALLE
Deputy Clerk
11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7



NOTICE OF. INTENT TO USE UNIFORM
METHOD OF COLLECTING NON-AD
VALOREM ASSESSMENTS
PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE
197.3632(3)(a) NOTICE is hereby given
that the Board of County Commissioners
of Taylor County, Florida will hold a
public hearing on the passage of the
proposed Resolution to establish,
Impose and Assess and Levy non-ad
volorem assessment for the repairs and
maintenance of the road right-of-ways,
storm water maintenance facilities and
Street lights, In Scallop Bay Subdivision in
Taylor County. The public hearing shall
be held at the Board of County
Commissioners Meeting Room at Taylor
County Administrative Complex,
located at 201' E. Green Street, Perry,
Florida 32347, on December 18, 2007 at
6:40 p.m. or as soon there after as
possible. The title proposed resolution is:
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF TAYLOR COUNTY TO
ESTABLISH, IMPOSE, ASSESS AND LEVY
NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS FOR
SCALLOP BAY SUBDIVISION, FOR THE
CALENDAR YEAR COMMENCING
JANUARY 1, 2008, AND ANNUALLY
THEREAFTER ON REAL PROPERTY LOCATED
IN SCALLOP BAY SUBDIVISION, TAYLOR
COUNTY, FLORIDA; STATING THE NEED
'FOR THE LEVY OF SUCH ASSESSMENTS;
'STATING THE INTENT OF THE COUNTY TO
USE THE UNIFORM METHOD FOR LEVY
COLLECTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF
NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTON AN
ANNUAL BASIS; DESCRIBING THE
BOUNDARIES OF THE REAL PROPERTY
SUBJECT TO LEVY OF EACH ASSESSMENT;
AUTHORIZING WRITTEN AGREEMENTS *
NECESSARY BETWEEN THE COUNTY AND
THE PROPERTY APPRAISER, THE TAX
COLLECTOR, RESPECTFULLY; PROVIDING
FOR COPIES'OF THIS RESOLUTION TO BE
MAILED TO THE PROPERTY APPRAISER, TAX
COLLECTOR, AND THE DEPARTMENT OF
REVENUE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA;
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2007.
In the event any person decides to
appeal any decision by the County with
respect to'any matter relating to the
consideration of the resolution at the
--above-referenced public hearing, a
record of the proceeding may be
needed and in such an event, such
person may need to ensure that a
verbatim record of the public hearing is
made, which record includes the
testimony and evidence on which the.
Appeal Is to be based. In accordance
with the Americans with Disabilities Act,
persons needing a special
accommodation or an interpreter to
participate in this proceeding should
contact the Office of the County
Administrator at (850) 838-3500, seven
(7) days before the date of the hearing.
11/16, 11/21, 11/28, 12/5


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(Week of November 19, 2007]


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NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM
METHOD OF COLLECTING NON-AD
VALOREM ASSESSMENTS
PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE
197.3632(3)(a) NOTICE is hereby given
that the Board of County Commissioners
of Taylor County, Florida will hold a
public hearing on the passage of the
proposed Resolution to establish,
Impose and Assess and Levy non-ad
vaolorem assessment for the repairs and
maintenance of the road right-of-ways,
storm water maintenance facilities and
street lights, in Cedar Island East
Subdivision in Taylor County. The public
hearing shall be held at the Board of
County Commissioners Meeting Room
at Taylor County Administrative
Complex, located at 201 E. Green-
Street, Perry, Florida 32347, on
December 18, 2007 at 6:35 p.m. or as
soon there after as possible. The title
proposed resolution is:
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF TAYLOR COUNTY TO
ESTABLISH, IMPOSE, ASSESS AND LEVY
NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS FOR
CEDAR ISLAND EAST SUBDIVISION, FOR THE
CALENDAR YEAR COMMENCING
JANUARY 1, 2008, AND ANNUALLY
THEREAFTER ON REAL PROPERTY LOCATED
IN CEDAR ISLAND EAST SUBDIVISION,
TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA; STATING THE
NEED FOR THE LEVY OF SUCH
ASSESSMENTS; STATING THE INTENT OF THE
COUNTY TO USE THE UNIFORM METHOD
FOR LEVY COLLECTION AND
ENFORCEMENT OF NON-AD VALOREM
ASSESSMENT ON AN ANNUAL BASIS;
DESCRIBING THE BOUNDARIES OF THE
REAL PROPERTY SUBJECT TO LEVY OF
EACH ASSESSMENT; AUTHORIZING
WRITTEN AGREEMENTS NECESSARY
BETWEEN THE COUNTY AND THE
PROPERTY APPRAISER. THE TAX
COLLECTOR, RESPECTFULLY; PROVIDING
FOR COPIES OF THIS RESOLUTION TO BE
MAILED TO THE PROPERTY APPRAISER, TAX
COLLECTOR. AND THE DEPARTMENT OF
REVENUE OF THE. STATE OF FLORIDA;
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2007.
In the event any person decides to
appeal any decision by the County with
respect to any matter relating to the
consideration of the resolution ot the
above-referenced public ,hearing u
record of the proceeding may .be
needed ,and in such on event, such
person may need to ensure thao a
verbatim record of the public hearing '
made, which record includes ;lT.e
testimony and evidence on which tne
appeal Is to be based. In accordance
with the Americans with Disabilities Ac:,
persons needing a spec~ ,!
accommodation or an interpreter re
participate in this proceeding should
contact the Office of the County
Administrator at (850) 838-3500, seven
(7) days before the date of the hearing
11/16, 11/21, 11/28, 12/5

Notice is hereby given to Jose Luis
Hernandez Martinez or Raul Pacheco
unless payment is made on 1995 Infinity
VIN: JNKCP01D8ST518674 for towing
service on 10/03/2007. Vehicle will be
auctioned on the 10th day of
December, 2007 @10 am at Thomas
Chevrolet 2128 Hwy 19 S, Perry, FL
11/23

Notice is hereby given to Rex E. Frozer Jr,
Rex E. Frazer, or Powernet Credit Union
unless payment is made on 1992 Jeer
Cherokee VIN: 1J4FJ58S6NL225002 f,:,
towing service on 10/31/2007. Veh',.;
will be auctioned on the 10th dav c.
December, 2007 @10 am at Thomra.
Chevrolet 2128 Hwy 19 S, Perry, FL.
11/23


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