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,,County may

Repeal TEC

comp plan

changes

S'TheTaylor County Commission
will. consider repealing two
oompippehensive plan amendments
1i ied to the halted Taylor Energy
Ce tr (TEC) during public
hearings Monday.
The amendments, which were
first approved locally in
,*. November 2006 and then by state
i officials last summer, have been
"the subject of litigation for the past
';ssA, months after several local
ti'.seideits petitioned to have those
.." ions overturned.
"C6-ommissioners decided to hold
public hearings earlier this month
,..er .an executive session held
lModal. Jan. 28. Although those
-,Yprocqedings are closed to the
-public the advertised purpose of
tie- .-ssion was to discuss the
.upcoming administrative hearing
on the amendments.
At,- Monday, Feb. 4, meeting,
SCounty Attorney Conrad Bishop
i.:galked commissioners to affirm the
, action taken during the executive
session.
"You instructed me to attempt to
settle the case," Bishop said.
i !'I contacted the other side and I
s; alio contacted DCA's attorney,
i-.Kelly Martinson, to determine
,.w ,wat you as a board needed to do.
"That is to pass two ordinances
,repealing Ordinance 2007-04 and
L 2007-05. Those ordinances--those
repeall ordinances--have already
been prepared and sent. What you
-need to do is set a public hearing
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Eight young ladies from across the
state will compete for the title of Florida
..Junior Miss during formal ceremonies
'ere -Saturday. For more on the event,
i- please see page A-4.
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:AARP Tax-Aide volunteers. remind
%YIor County residents that tax
ssstance is available free at the Taylor
countyy Public Library.
L..JSome low income workers, and those
who get Social Security, certain Veterans
payments or railroad retirement benefits,
ipuy qualify for stimulus payments this
Syer from the federal government," said
',Peggy Williams for the local Tax-Aide
; volunteers.
Every Monday through tax season,
S'l-Aide volunteers are available to
assist taxpayers in completing the
''perwork or by answering questions.

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"Taylo County Middle School Symphonic
S Banr(s will present a Pre-Festival
"o'cert on Tuesday, March 4, at 7 p-.m.,
'ltfiehigh school gym.
Later in the week, the bands will
rf6rm in Tallahassee for the Florida
4 .: hdmasters Association Concert Band
Msic Performance Assessment.
'^The TCMS Symphonic Band will
,' porm at 9:30 a.m. on Friday, March 7,
'-at Godby High School and the TCHS
'$ympihonic Band will perform at 10 a.m.
'oh'Saturday, March 8, at Leon High
.School.
Alperformances are free and open to
fie public.







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Buckeye to utilize



Perry's wastewater?


A three-way partnership
between the City of Perry,
Buckeye and the Suwannee River
Water Management District
(SRWMD) could result in a water
reuse program that could exceed
any current recycling effort in
Taylor County.
Under the agreement, Buckeye
would utilize the estimated one
millions gallons of treated
wastewater generated by the city
every day, resulting a 100 percent
reuse.
"And that is the figure that
SRWMD officials are so taken
with--having 100 percent reuse for
treated wastewater just doesn't
happen very often," City Manager
Bob Brown said.
A pipeline would carry the water
from the city's treatment plant


located off Highway 98 to
Buckeye's plant in Foley.
A Buckeye spokestnan said
Thursday that it is too soon to
know if the reuse of treated
municipal wastewater at the
manufacturing plant will occur but
the company welcomes the
opportunity to explore the
possibility.
"A joint project to reuse treated
wastewater and reduce the need for
ground water withdrawals is a
good fit with Buckeye's business
plan which emphasizes resource
conservation and sustainability,"
said Dan Simmons, Buckeye's
public affairs manager.
"Before an agreement can be
completed city and Buckeye
engineers will have to study details
of the proposed project. Right now


everyone is optimistic," Simmons
said.
Brown unveiled plans for the
water reuse program during
Tuesday's regular city council
meeting.
"We have reached an agreement
in principle and I want your
permission to move forward with
more formal plans," Brown said.
Council members expressed
strong support for the project and
authorized further talks with
Buckeye and SRWMD officials.
"I think that's great,"
Councilman Alphonso Dowdell
said.
"SRWMD is very excited about
it because it would reduce the
amount of water being drawn from
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Downtown residents are
expressing concern over a plan to
convert a historic Jefferson Street
home into a resource and house
center for unwed mothers.
Potter's House Ministries is
seeking a special exemption which
would allow the center to be
established in a single family
residence located at the corner of
Jefferson and Julia streets. _.
The City of Perry Board of
Adjustment failed to reach an
overriding vote on the issue during
its Feb. 4 meeting; the item was
tabled until the group's next
meeting, which will be Monday,
March 3.
During the hearing earlier this


month, adjoining property owners
and neighboring residents voiced
concerns ranging from the
negative impact the center could
have on property values to the
impact on the neighborhood's
"single-family character."
The Rev. Alonzo Slade of the
Potter's House Ministries said that
the church is attempting to
purchase the property at 726 North
Jefferson Street in an effort to


assist single mothers in crisis. He
said their goal "is to guide them in
reaching their full potential, and
becoming independent, productive
citizens."
He also assured all those present
"that the house would not be used
as a 'soup kitchen,' nor would it be
used to house criminals." He also
said that, ideally, the house would
be used as an office only, and they
would not have to house anyone
there, other than one person from
their church who would be in
charge.
However, he said that they
would allow one family to stay
there for a maximum of sixty (60)
days in an emergency situation, if
approved by him and the church.
Adjustment Board member
Mike Deming made a motion to
deny the application "in order to
preserve and protect the single
family character of the district."
His motion was seconded by Mike
Lynn, who said that he was
"hesitant to allow anything other
than a residential use in this
district, particularly since it almost
seemed as if the Rev. Slade was


Blues legend Buddy Miles died this week at his home in
Texas. Above, Miles performs at the 52nd annual Florida
Forest Festival, where he headlined the event's entertainment
line-up. The concert was his last public performance before
his death. (Photo by Dawn Taylor)


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putting together his plans as he A..apsalWW I s mumusv.w
spoke at this meeting." He also
referred to the "districts and intent" Parking fine: $71.50
section under the Residential The intersection at Drew Street and Jefferson is one of the
Single Family category in the Land most accident-prone in the city...and police are hoping to
Development Regulations, and curb ihat danger by placing no parking signs at the corner.
said he could not support this with Anyone violating the "no parking zone" will face a parking
that in mind. fine of $71.50. Officers will be enforcing the no parking
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City will meet with DMH



over sales tax request


The Perry City Council will
meet with Doctors' Memorial
Hospital representatives during a
special hearing Tuesday, March 4,
starting at 6:30 p.m.
The meeting stems from a
request by the hospital to use
excess sales tax revenues to
purchase needed equipment for the
facility.
The county commission, which
oversees the sales tax fund, has
also asked the city council for


input regarding the request.
"I have just one question--do wve
have any legal standing at all
regarding that fund?" Councilman
Doug Everett said.
"If we don't have any control or
say-so over that money, then we
don't need to have a meeting."
At issue is the city's one-third
percent of the sales tax enacted to
cover construction costs.
"As a city council, we chose to
be hands-off so that this would be


a county hospital and we would
not share any liability that may
come its way," Councilman Don
Cook said. "When we gave that
money over, did we not give over
ever controlling any of it? What
would happen if we make a
decision and the county doesn't
agree--can they overturn what we
decide?"
Council members then asked
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Legendary blues musician
Buddy Miles' storied career
spanned four decades. Along the
way he produced plantinum
albums, partnered with Jimmy
Hendrix in 1970s and even
provided the voices of the famed
California Raisins in the 1980s.
Miles' celebrated musical
journey came to an end Tuesday,
Feb. 26, when he died at his home
in Austin, Texas, after a long fight
with congestive heart disease. He
was 60.
Taylor County had a taste of
Miles' musical skills this past
October, when he provided the
h "blues" half 'of the 52nd annual
Florida Forest Festival's
celebration of "Greens and Blues."
Sadly, the concert proved to be
Miles' final performance.
Dawn Taylor, who was
entertainment chair of the festival
and instrumental in securing Miles'



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appearance here, said she was
contacted Wednesday about his
death.
Glen Stead, manager of Rocky
Athas, who played' guitar with
Miles during his festival
performance, also informed Taylor
that Perry was the site of Miles'
final concert.
"It was really a milestone for us
to have someone of his caliber and
his history performing here,"
Taylor said.
She, along with members of her
committee, spent time with the
performer during his stay.
"It was an honor that we were
able to spend time and talk with
him. He told us stories about his
career.
"He talked about his days with
Jimmy Hendrix and how he played
with Carlos Santana. It was
interesting to hear about his early
days and how he got started."


"He also said he was enjoying
getting back on the road again,"
Taylor added.
Local attorney Greg Parker, a
blues enthusiast and chairman of
the first annual Southern Pines
Blues-B-Q festival set for
December, added his thoughts
about Miles, calling him "one of
the granddaddies of blues."
"Perry will be in the history
books as the last place he
performed," Parker said, adding
that they plan to honor Miles at
December's festival.
Parker also noted that Athas and
his band will be returning to Perry
to perform at the blues festival.
"Beyond being a pioneer in the
blues and rock and funk genre, we
don't give him enough credit for
the many benefits he performed to
assist the victims of natural
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fate of Jefferson St. home


Blues legend's journey ends


after four decades of music

Miles' final performance was at Florida Forest Festival







A-2 Perry News-Herald February 29-March 1, 2008




NFCC narrows the


field in search for


a new president

North Florida Community College (NFCC) has announced that
six of the 11 applicants for president of the college have met the
criteria for further consideration.
They are:
Johnie Walter Boatright Jr., Live Oak, is the superintendent of
schools for Suwannee County. He holds a master's degree in
agricultural extension and education from the University of Florida
and is a former member of the NFCC Board of Trustees.
T. Clyde Cruce Jr., Greenville, is the director of personnel and
special programs with the Taylor County School District. He holds
a M.S. in educational leadership from Florida State University.
Thomas H. Lashley Jr., Mayo, is the owner/president of
Suwannee Valley Learning, Inc, which manages two Sylvan
Learning Centers. Lashley has a M.Ed. in education leadership from
Valdosta State University.
Brian D. O'Connell, Ed.D., Madison, is the acting director for
the Madison/Tallahassee operations center of Saint Leo University.
He has a doctorate in curriculum and instruction from the
University of West Florida.
Harry Gerald Rotter, Ph.D., Madison, is an instructor with the
Leon County school system and lead contract faculty member with
Saint Leo University in the north Florida area. He has a doctorate in
educational psychology from Georgia State University.
Jessica Brawner Webb, Ed.D., Madison, is executive director of
institutional effectiveness, research, planning and technology with
NFCC. She has a doctorate in curriculum and instruction from
Valdosta State University. An internal candidate, Webb will be
interviewed by the Board of Trustees.
Five of the 11 original applicants will not be considered further.
Four do not reside in the NFCC service district and one did not
submit required documents by the Feb. 22 deadline.
The presidential search committee, which holds its first meeting
March 3, will consider external candidates, conduct interviews and
later will recommend three to the Board of Trustees. The board may
also interview additional candidates.
The successful candidate will become the eighth president of
NFCC, filling the vacancy of retiring President Morris G. Steen Jr.,
who will remain in office until his successor is named. NFCC is
celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.
For information, contact NFCC Office of College Advancement,
(850) 973-1606 or news@nfcc.edu.



Motion fails with a tie vote


MONDAY HEARING
Continued from page 1
Adjustment Board member
Bruce Ratliff commended the
church and its intentions.
However, he said that he could not
support it the way it has been
presented to the board, with the
apparent lack of organization or
policies.
The vote on Deming's motion


failed with a tie.
Voting in favor of denying the
exemption were Deming, Ratliff
and Lynn.
Voting against the denial were
member Tonya Holton, Charles
August and Walker Bassett.
The second public hearing on
the special exemption request will
be held Mondgy,,a.rtig at, 6;1.5
p.m., in the city council meeting
room (adjacent to City Hall).


'Do we have a say?'


SALES TAX
Continued from page 1
City Manager Bob Brown to
obtain, a legal opinion as to the
council's authority over the sales
tax.


"Do we or do we not have a.
say?" Everett said in summary.
As of presstime Thursday, that
opinion had not yet been
rendered and plans for the special
meeting Tuesday remained in
place.


Reaardina Dower plant


Six filed suit over


proposed changes


COMP CHANGES
Continued from page 1
on those."
According to Commission
Chairman Clay Bethea, the issue
was a public vote was needed to
allow him to declare his conflict as '
he is employed by Buckeye, which
holds agreements with the TEC
partners.
Commissioner Mark Wiggins
made a motion to affirm the
board's actions from the executive
session. Commission Malcolm
Page seconded.
Bethea abstained from the vote,
which passed 4-0.
County officials have refused to
comment due to the confidential
nature of executive sessions. The
proceedings of the executive
session will be made public once
the current litigation is concluded.
The four utility partners behind
TEC announced July 12, 2007, that
they were suspending their
permitting efforts for the proposed
800-megawatt, coal-fired power
plant to be located east of. Perry,
but the applications for the two
amendments were continued.
One amendment creates two
new land use categories for power
generating facilities within the
county. The second changes the
land use classification for the
proposed TEC site near Buckeye
(some 3,000 acres) from
agriculture to the new category
accommodating solid fuel power


plants. The land is currently owned
by Buckeye and Foley Timber and
Land.
The amendments were approved
locally by the Taylor County
Planning Board and county
commission as well as on the state
level by the Florida Department of
Community Affairs (DCA).
Six Taylor County residents--
John and Gale Dickert, Carole
Taitt, Diane and Richard "Abe"
Whitfield, and Joy Towles Ezell--
as well as the environmental
organization, Taylor County
Residents United for the
Environment (TRUE) then
petitioned in September to have
the decisions overturned.
The TEC partners finalized
contracts with Buckeye and Foley
to purchase the 3,000-acre site in
late 2006. Southern Power, a
subsidiary of Atlanta-based
Southern Company, signed a letter
of intent with the partners in
November.
Under the new agreement,
Southern Power would pay $3.9
million to the TEC partners to take
over agreements with Buckeye and
Foley Timber and Land Company
that include purchase of the land as
well as a deal to utilize wastewater
from Buckeye's pulping process as
cooling waters. The deadline to,
exercise the agreement is April 15.
Monday's public hearings are set
to begin at 6:10 p.m. during the
commission's regular board
meeting.


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JOURNEY ENDS
Continued from page 1
disasters," Parker said.
Born in Omaha, Neb., in 1947,
George Allen "Buddy" Miles was
considered a child prodigy,
beginning his musical career at
twelve when he joined his father's
jazz band The Bebops. Then, in
1967, he formed Electric Flag with
guitarist Mike Bloomfield. The
group broke up after their second
album, and Miles formed the
Buddy Miles Express.
Miles first met Jimi Hendrix
while they were both sidemen for
other artists in the early 1960s in
Canada.
Later, Hendrix produced The
Buddy Miles Express release
"Electric Church" in 1969. Soon
after, Hendrix started opening his
recording style to include guest
artists. Miles was invited to join in
and he played with Hendrix on the


highly influential "Electric famous and enduring live album death, such as "Cry of Love" and-
Ladyland" album. lie also played that was recorded in New York's the controversial "Crash Landing-.
on the songs "Rainy Day, Dream Fillmnore East on New Year's Eve In 1986 Miles performed vocaisl7
Away" and "Still Raining, Still 1969. Miles continued to work for the California Raishi's',
Dreaming". with Hendrix during early and mid claymation ad campaign, most'
Miles joined Hendrix in a short 1970s and would share recording notably singing "I Heard 't
lived band called "Band of studio drumming duties on songs' Through the Grapevine" and was.
Gypsys." The act was based in that appeared on records released also lead vocalist on two,
New York City, N.Y., and made a after Hendrix's September 1970 California Raisins albums.


Project a 'win-win-win for everyone:


BUCKEYE
Continued from page 1
the aquifer each day and replace
that with reuse water. They- have
said they would fund 75 percent of
the construction costs and have
already put that in as a line item in
their budget for next year
(tentatively). Buckeye will also see
some savings from the project and
is looking at funding the remaining


25 percent of the pipeline cost,"
Brown said.
"Right now, we are generating
about one million 'gallons of
treated wastewater, which is being
pumped to a sprayfield. Under this
plan, we would basically mothball
the sprayfield and send that water
to Buckeye to use in some of the ,
processing.
"It would save taxpayers the
costs associated with operating the


sprayfield--which is some $40,(
to $60,000 annually. In the 1l
run, it could also save the city ft
having to construct a seci
sprayfield to accommod
expanded capacity at the treatment
plant. That alone could be anot
$5 million.
"It's a win-win-win....good'
the environment, good
taxpayers and good for,Buckey
Brown said.


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Thompson, Johnson will

exchange vows March 8
Bonnie Whiddon of Perry and Gerald Kirk of Brooksville announce the
engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Michelle
Thompson, to Ronald Johnson, the son of the late Jean Johnson and the
late Ray Johnson.
The bride-elect is a 1984 graduate of Rochester High School in
Rochester. Mich. She is currently employed with Martin Electronics in
Perry.
The prospective, groom is a 1983 graduate of Taylor County High
School, currently employed at Buck's Paint & Body Shop in Perry.
:The couple plans to be married March 8, 2008, at 3 p.m. in their home
at 4282 San Pedro Rd., with a reception following. The Rev. Dennis
Nobles of Lighthouse Revival Center will perform the ceremony. All
friends and family members of the couple are cordially invited to attend.


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Pavilion of Tallahassee Memorial
:2iJ spital. The new arrival weighed
17.Tounds, 4 ounces, and was 19.7
.nT.hes long.
maternall grandparents are
Renfe and Steve Wallace.
Mi'ernal great grandmother is
.Mailyn Dupree.
:Paiernal grandparents are
C)nte and Eddie Sweet. Paternal
:greit? grandparents are Audrey
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Diane Richie of Leisure Retreats
made a pilgrimage retreat to the
Holy Lands a few weeks ago. "A
trip to the Holy Lands is a once in
a life time experience," she
maintains.
Her journey took her into Jordan
by way of its capital Amman. The
flight over the Atlantic took around
12 hours. Since it was her first trip
out of the United States, her
passport and travel documents
were her first main objective.
When that hurdle was surpassed, it
made the rest of her journey a
piece of cake...well, almost.
Diane reported that being re-
baptized in the frigid Jordan River
at Yardinet was a challenge. Diane
is a transplanted Southern lady and
cold water is not her forte. With a
temperature of 52 degrees, the
Jordan River was a challenge
above that of the Ichetucknee
Springs.
Our Leisure Retreats lady
donned her white robe and allowed
the Rev. Bill Jenkins to immerse
her in that cold, cold river. Diane


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reports that it was an experience
she would love to share with
anyone. The temperature out of
the water was about 40, so I am
impressed with her resolve. Diane
was awestruck at most of the sights
she saw while in Joidan and Israel,
but Petra was one of the places she
visited and reports that she was
impressed with the design and
architecture of that first century
civilization. The facade of those
carvings in the mountains of
Jordan was magnificent to view.
She hiked up old steps and walked
in and out of some of the most
antiquated places on our Earth.


Diane reports that she meditated
in the Garden of Gethsemane, on
the Mt. of Olives and traveled into
the old city of Jerusalem. She
walked on the same old streets that
Jesus walked and touched many of
the same structures that were
around thousands of years ago.
Her heart was saddened while
she walked along the Via
Dolorosa, the same route Christ
took carrying his cross. She
visited The Church of the Nativity,


the Church of the Holy Sepulcher,
and the Wailing Wall, or Western
wall. These historic sights were
just a few of the many she visited
on her 10-day trip. Diane tasted
Arabic coffee and humus from
Israel. She tried falafels and
snitzells and ate fried St. Peter's
fish. (You must ask her about that
entire )
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A-6 Perry


News-Herald February 29-March 1, 200 8


Two fish tourneys


planned in March


BY PAT MCGRIFF
One More Cast Guide Service
This Saturday marks the re-
opening of the Trout Season for
our area and the beginning of
some wonderful fishing this'
spring at Keaton Beach.
Since few were on the water
over the last week or so, I
thought I'd take this opportunity
to announce two March Fishing
j Tourneys coming to Keaton Beach
and Steinhatchee.
First, the 7th Annual
Steinhatchee Community Fishing
Tournament will be Saturday,
March 15. The entry fee is $30 per
angler with $3,000 in Cash and
i Prizes, including $600 for largest
trout, redfish and grouper. $300
will be given for the second place
trout, red or grouper. Also, a $300
prize will be awarded for largest
sheepshead!
Weigh-Ins will be held at the
Steinhatchee Community Center
and at Keaton Beach Marina. For
more information contact River
- Haven Marina, (352) 498-3008,
Sea Hag Marina (352) 498-3008
or Keaton Beach Marina (850)
578-2897.
Next, Relay For Life announces
: their second Annual Saltwater
Tournament Saturday March 29
from 7 a.m. 5 p.m. with- a
$40.00 entry fee per angler.
Weigh-ins will be held at Keaton
Beach and Steinhatchee. With a
target of a $5000 payout, the


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largest trout or grouper wins
$1,000 and the second place
grouper is $500 while the second
place trout is $300.
The largest redfish will garner
$800. For more information,
contact Justin Webo ( 850) 843-
1993 or Jeff Myers at (850) 843-
1939. Tickets are available at
Keaton Beach Marina, Keaton
Beach Gas and Grill, Wilson's Bait
and Tackle and Big Bend Marine,
in Perry, and Sea Hag Marina in
Steinhatchce.
As for where to go fishing this
weekend....I would say fish
jerkbaits and twitch baits like
Mirrolures MirrOlip or Catch
2000 Bomber Long A's and
SrnithWick Rogues in 2-3 feet of
water on top of the high tide and
fish Assassin Blurp (the New
Slurp!) rigged under 40 inches of
leader under a Cajun Thunder.
Electric chicken will be my first
choice followed by candy corn
then Space guppy. Good luck out
there and be careful this weekend.
I will be in Tampa at the Fair
Grounds, running the Cajun
Thunder, Thunder-Spin -Booth at
the Tampa Tribune Outdoor Expo
starting Friday from 1 p.m. til 8
p.m. I'll be there all day Saturday
and Sunday, at booth number #
305.
Come by and see me if you get
a chance and see the new Stalker,
In-Line Spinnerbait by Precision
Tackle.


Tide Tables


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High 5:40 PM

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TAYLOR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
2007-08 BOYS & GIRLS
TRACK & FIELD SCHEDULE
Month Location Time Place
Feb. 22 MacClay Schools 9:00am Tallahassee
Feb. 26 Lincoln High School 3:00pm Tallahassee
March 1 Jesse Forbes
Invitational Track Meet 3:30pm Tallahassee
March 4 Godby High 3:30p.m. Tallahassee
March 6 Rickards High School 1:00pm Tallahassee
**March 7 Bolles Invitational
Track Meet 9:00am Jacksonville
March 8 FAMU Relays 9:00a.m. Tallahassee
**March 8 Raider Classic Santa Fe
Invitational Trac 1:00 p.m. Alachua
March 11 Leon High' School 3:30 p.m. Tallahassee
March 15 Suwannee County
Invitational Track Meet 9:00 a.m. Live Oak
Marchi18 TCHS '4:00pm Perry
March 25 Hamilton Co.
Invitational Track Meet 3:30 p.m. Jasper
March 28 Bradford Co.
Invitational Track Meet 3:30 p.m.
April 5 Capital City
Classic Invitational 9:00am Tallahassee
April 8 District 3-2A Track Meet 9:30am Tallahassee
April19 Regional 1 2A
Track & Field Meet 9:00am Jacksonville
April 28 2A Florida State ,
Track & Field Finals TBA Winter Park

"NOTE: These Track Meets are "Substitute Meets" that will be used ONLY
if any of the above meets are cancelled.



Trout season re-opens

after a month's closure


i .. 1 l uti navt l.l C a lI ,t V s eaUons
for spotted seatrout in North
Florida and for Gulf coast snook
will reopen on March 1. This
means that the sport harvest of
spotted- seatrout and snook will
then be open in all Florida waters.
Spotted seatrout harvest is not
allowed during February each year
in Florida Atlantic coast waters
north of the Flagler/Volusia
counties line and in Gulf coast
waters north of a line running due
west from the westernmost point
of Fred Howard Park Causeway,
which is about 1.17 miles south
of the Pinellas/Pasco counties
line. This one-month closure
helps maintain the abundance of
spotted seatrout.
The maximum daily bag limit
for spotted seatrout in reopened
waters north of the established
boundaries is five fish per
person. In waters south of these
boundaries, the daily limit is four
fish per person.


The statewide slot limit for
spotted seatrout is 15-20 inches
total length. However, anglers
may keep one spotted seatrout
larger than 20 inches as part of the
daily bag: limits. '
Spotted seatrout may not be'
harvested by any multiple hooks
with live or dead natural bait, and
snagging or snatch-hooking
spotted seatrout is not allowed.
Spotted seatrout may be taken
only with hook-and-line gear and
cast nets and must be landed in a
whole condition.


TCHS lifters



down Maclay


The Taylor County High
weightlifting team defeated
Tallahassee-Maclay this week by a
58-9 total.
Following are the results of the
meet:

119 Weight Class
1st Chase Duckworth (325 Total) TC
2nd Alex Neal (320 Total) Maclay
3rd Jesse Lewis (260 Total) TC
129 Weight Class
1st Josh Collins (250 Total) TC
139 Weight Class
1st James Houston -(385 Total) TC
2nd James Caster (355 Total) Maclay


154 Weight Class
1st Michael Flowers (450 Total) TC
169 Weight Class .i
1st Jonathon Courtney (410 Total) TC-.
2nd Tony Jackson (370 Total) TC
183 Weight Class
1st Tyler Jenkins (430 Total) TC ;
2nd Kyle Liriton (360 Total) TC
199 Weight Class
1st Steven Ghent (530 Total) TC
2nd Mason Carter (420 Total) Maclay ,
3rd Adam Harris (395 Total) TC
219 Weight Class
1st Brychoski Jackson (505 Total) TC
2nd Cory Sadler (490 Total) TC
238 Weight Class
1st Jahbari Bishop (400 Total) TC :


Registration for two leagues
within the City of Perry youth
baseball program is continuing.
Slots remain open in the ages 9-
12 baseball league as well as the
9-12 girls softball league.
Also, volunteer coaches are also


Speckled Trout
Redfish
Blues, etc.


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Those interested may drop by
CityJ Hall from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
Monday through Friday.
For'more information, contact
the recreation department at 584-
7161.


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A-7 Perry News-Herald February 29-March 1, 2008


Lenten devotions presented at Episcopal Church


A pilgrimage for the faithful...
Stations of the Cross devotions will be presented at St. James Episcopal
Church each Tuesday until Easter, and the community is invited.
The devotions will be led by Fr. Aquilla Hanson, rector of St. James
Parish, 1100 W. Green St. The final observance of the season will be
Tuesday, March 18.
The objective of the Stations of the Cross devotion is "to help the
faithful make, in spirit, a pilgrimage to the chief scenes of Christ's
suffering and death. It is carried out by passing from Station to Station
with certain prayers and devotions on the various incidents of this
journey." For more information, please call the church office at 584-7636.
New ministry begins Sunday at Methodist Church
"First Nights," a new ministry of First United Methodist Church of Perry
begins this Sunday, March 2, at 6:30 p.m. The service will take place the
first Sunday night of each month, with a "Country Gospel" flavor.
Josh Noland, host of "God's Country" on WPRY, will lend his guitar
skills along with Lynn Tyson, Jamie Portwood and Rick Knowles.
Pastor James Taylor will begin a series on the "Seven Churches of the
Revelation." Taylor led tours through Turkey, while stationed with the Air
Force in that country. The firstSunday night service will feature slides
from Ephesus.
Monthly sing is Saturday
The Perry First Church of God on Highway 221 North will have its
monthly gospel sing on Saturday, March, 1, at 7 p.m. featuring "Sacred
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Hearts" and "Sonshine Quartet." Snacks will be served at 5:30 p.m.

Heart2Heart meets Sunday
The Heart 2 Heart Women's Ministry at Restoration Faith Center will meet
this Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Pastor Carmen Dennis, who founded the ministry,
encourages everyone to particiapte. "You will be blessedd" she says.

'Watkins Family' to sing twice on Sunday
Faith Baptist Church, located on Highway 19 North, will present a
musical program featuring "The Watkins Family" of Eastanollee, Ga., on
Sunday, March 2, at 10 a.m.
A free lunch will follow in the church fellowship hall. "All are invited
for a day of good'music, Christian fellowship and good food."
For more information, please call the church office 584-2980.

Music continues at Church of God...
The Perry First Church ofGod on Highway 221 North will welcome
"The Watkins Family" to sing on Sunday night, March 2, at 7. Everyone
is invited.

Revival begins March 3 at Holy Faith
Holy Faith Tabernacle Church, located at 1609 S. Woodard St., will host
revival services March 3-5,:with Bishop Ronald Barry of Holy Faith
Tabernacle in Miami as guest speaker.
For additional information, please call 584-8934.
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PIER REVIEW
Continued from page 3
ruins of King David's reign, as well
as the ruins of Beth Shean and
Caesarea, which were Roman
ruins. Diane brought back water
from the Jordan River. She took
hundreds of photos and wrote good
notes. If you need a presentation
on a tour of the Holy Lands for


your group,-just call Diane Richie.
Please ask her about her
midnight excursion her first night
away from American soil; I can
promise you this trip enriched her
life and she wants to share her
experience to whoever will listen.
I happen to agree with her 100
percent because I was fortunate to
have been there with her also.
Please allow me to write about


your excursions or about events
you think are pertinent to our
beach area. If you live in the
Keaton Beach.area and need your
story to be told, contact me,
Bonnie Jo Wells 578-2310. I love
to tell stories.

Card of

Thanks

Monroe
From the family pf ,'Aaron
Monroe, God never gives'us more
burdens than we can bear and I can
truly sAy thanks'to eveIy dne of
you who were vessels loaded with
much love and poured it out to our
family in every way possible to
ease the pain of losing our loved
one.
Thank you and may
.God bless you,
Katie Monroe and'Falni'ly;


O -R STAND
OUR STAND


Diane Richie's life was "enriched," she says by this tour.
Here she is shown at the gate to the Garden of Gethsemane.


In Loving
Memory
and a note of
thanks on behalf of
S our mother,
- grandmother,
coz4sin, friend and
my best friend.

SMarcy

Campbell
Mommy, you've been gone
a year and it feels like
yesterday. You are missed
deeply by all, especially
me. But, don't worry,
I know it's life's cycle.
We love you...to all our
family, friends, neighbors,
doctors and Hospice.
:'Thank you so much for
your guidance, support,
participation, generosity
kindness, thoughts,
prayers and food that
S all have shared.
We could not have
'celebrated as "she" wished
Without you. Again,
thank you so much. You
truly are special people.
I love you Mommy,
Tina
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Martha A.
Sowell
Martha A. Sowell,
82, of Perry, Fla., died
February 18, 2008. Born
and reared in Atmore, Ala.,
Martha was graduated
from Alabama. College at
Montevallo and was asocial
worker with the Florida
Department, of Health and
Human Resources for 35
years. Always a dog lover
and an avid fisherwoman,
Martha enjoyed her retreat
in Steinhatchee, Fla., and
traveling with her family.
A memorial service
will be held at 12 noon
on Saturday, March 1, at
the First United Methodist
Church in Perry, Fla. In
lieu of flowers, donations
can be made in Martha's
memory to the First United
Methodist Church, 302 N.


Jefferson
or to the
choice.
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charity of your


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Morning Worship 11:00 a.m,


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is not a spectator sport.
"Therefore we also, since we are surrounded by so great
a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and '
the sin which so easily ensures us, and let us run with
endurance the race that is set before..."
Hebrews 12:1
Lakeside Baptist Church
"A Place to Call Home"
Sunday Services Wednesday Services
9:45 a.m. Sunday School 6:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Mission Activities
6:00 p.m. Discipleship Training
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A-8 Perry News-Herald February 29-March 1, 2008

Available at public library


Local authors spotlighted in 'Tales'


-"Taylor County Tales," a collection of-the winning stories
fr.aom the 2007 Friends of the Taylor County Public Library,
its now available at the library for $5. Quantities are limited.

Commission to consider

Vision 2060 on Monday


-:The Vision 2060 Shared Vision
lan will once again go before the
county commission for its
approval on Monday.
-Commissioners were originally
set to vote on the plan, which plots
a- course for Taylor County over
the next 50 years, earlier this
:month, but an error in the public
hearing's advertising prompted
officials to push back the vote.
.-The board held a workshop
Monday, Feb. 18, to hear from
representatives from the Orlando-
based firm MSCW, which has
assisted the local task force in
developing the plan.
The vision plan includes a
graphic portrayal of preferred
development patterns,
recommended goals, objectives,
and policies for the county's
:comprehensive plan, quality of life
benchmarks to monitor progress
mand specific actions to implement





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the vision, including a five-year
economic development action
plan.
Copies of the Shared Vision Plan
are available for public viewing at
the Taylor County Administration
Building and the Taylor County
Public Library.
The Taylor County Planning
Board unanimously voted to
recommend that the commission
approve the plan during a meeting
held Thursday, Feb. 7.
The Shared Vision Plan is the
result of a nine-month public
process spearheaded by the Perry-
Taylor County Chamber of
Commerce.
The Vision 2060 Task Force
unanimously approved the Shared
Vision Plan on Jan, 17,
concluding.
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Ten local authors are represented.
in a collection of "tales" from the
2007 Friends of the Taylor County
Public Library short story contest,
now available for sale at the
library.
The Friends organization held
the contest last summer, receiving
some 25 entries from more than 20
area aspiring authors. Followifig
the judging,, 11 stories were
recognized and those stories have
been collected into "Taylor County
Tales."
The booklet, available in limited
quantities, is on sale for $5.
The stories included in the
booklet are: "Was ,ii a Dream?" by
Kaylee Denmark, "The Magic
Herd" by Hannah King,
"Discovery Cove" by Lyne
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canceled
The Perry Rotary Club Relay
For Life Team has' decided to
cancel its upcoming "Indiana
Jones" movie marathon.
A raffle for an "early release"
poster promoting the upcoming
"Indiana Jones and the Kingdom
of the Crystal Skull" will continue.
A second winner will receive an
autographed photo of Harrison
Ford. The drawing will now be
held Friday, April 25, at Relay.
Tickets are available from the
Chamber of Commerce and Perry
Newspapers for a $1 donation.


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B-1 Perry News-Herald February 29-March 1, 2008


iAlthough basketball is a
relatively new sport for many of
T'1ylor County's Special Olympics
athletes, they have taken to the
cour( like champions, said
~oerdinator Lisa Arrowood.
:-.After winning during sectionals
hild in Tallahassee, two teams of
.ait0ls traveled to Moody Air
FPbrt Base in Ft. Walton to
compete at the area level Feb. 8
and 01,
Mtnbers of "The Bulldogs"
.comiseted in the traditional
baslktball category and will now
advance to the state competition
.slted next weekend (March 7-8)
a(Walt Disney World in Orlando.
-The Bulldogs members are:
.'drald "Bubba" Blaske, Jerry
;'wayne Blaske, Noah Blaske,
'R~bert Davis, Greg Johnson,
i'-'trrance Johnson, Robert Leavins,
4. Jgan Nettles, Ricky Wagner and
I ezaray Weeks.
:Members of "The Hot Shotz"
wn one game at the team skills
* competition and narrowly missed
wuming a second game by just two
rlints (98-96).
' Those members are: Brittany
,-Bkach, Shirley Blaske, Greg Lynn,
Imnna McDuffie, Missy Pearce,
-Etic Slaughter and Crystal
:lilams.
;"Everyone had a great time and
:.sw are so proud of these athletes,"
.-.Arowood said.


"When we arrived at the air
base, we were met by military
personnel who served as our escort
during the entire two days of
competition. They were there on
their own time and were great
mentors for our athletes--I think
they cheered the loudest for us,"
volunteer Robert Lynn said.
"Every team in the competition
had an Air Force officer assigned
to them and the care they took with
us was extraordinary."
"One of our athletes, Missy
Pearce, had the honor of reciting
the Athlete Oath during the
opening ceremonies....she got up
and said the oath in front of a
crowd of 500-600 people,"
Arrowood noted.
"The enthusiasm and exciteme at
shown by our athletes is just
incredible and contagious. They
had a terrific time and you can see
the pride their get from doirg
something- well and beirg
cheered on and rewarded for it,"
Lynn said.
"It was amazing to see. Durirg
breaks in the game, one of our
athletes ran back and forth in front
of the crowd cheering and getting
them all pumped up," Regira
Williams said.
She and Lynn were among tl e
four adult chaperones for the trip,
along with Raymond and Wency
Beach. Darla Gatewood also


traveled to the air base to assist
with coaching duties.
"This will be the first time our
Taylor County athletes will
compete at state in basketball,"
Arrowood said.
Funding for the Special
Olympics program comes from the
community and residents are
invited to support the team through
donations.
"But more importantly, we need
your time--there are always a
number volunteer opportunities,"
Arrowood said. For' more
information, please call 584-7382.


(L to r) Taylor Bulldogs Dezaray Weeks, Bubba Blaske, Greg Johnson and Ricky Wagner are
among the athletes who will travel to Orlando next weekend to compete in the Special Olympics
state basketball tournament. They are shown above playing during area play-offs held at
Moody Air Force Base in Ft. Walton earlier this month.


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but voters spread the love around


Watching the Oscars Sunday night, I had the feeling
that everyone was happy to just be getting along again.
The three-month long writers strike divided Hollywood
and it may be years before the scars heal. Some, perhaps,
were hoping the annual back-slapping event would help
start the healing. Whether or not that happened, the glitz
and glamor were definitely out in force for the industry's
biggest awards ceremony.
Overall, the Academy Awards were a bit dull, with
few memorable moments, despite a decent performance
from host Jon Stewart. There were surprises, but that
didn't matter considering few people had seen the
nominees. "Juno" was the only best picture nominee to
earn more than $70 million at the box office. It was also
the only one that didn't provide a dark and brooding
story.
: There was no "Lord of the Rings" or "Departed" to
bring the masses, or a "Brokeback Mountain" to create
controversy. In fact, according to numbers released this
week, the 80th Academy Awards was the lowest rated
ceremony in the modem Neilsen era. That being said, a
number of worthy films were recognized, and perhaps
their wins will bring some.much-needed attention to
them.
As far as the awards themselves, I was hoping
I. could improve on my 10 right, 11 wrong result
from last. year. In fact, I scored 'the same,
finishing just shy of .500 again.
Best Short Film Live Action
Pick: none
Award: "Le Mozart des pickpockets"
Best Short Film Animated
Pick: none
Award: "Peter & the Wolf'
Best Documentary Short Subject
Pick: none
Award: "Freeheld"
Best Documentary Feature
Pick: "Sicko"
Award: "Taxi to the Dark Side"

Hollyw6od's love of Michael Moore is' outstripped by
their hatred of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Best Foreign Language Film,
Pick: "Beaufort"
Award: "The Counterfeiters" ("Die
Fiilscher")
I happened to see a trailer for the winning
film Sunday -afternoon in'"-fbht of
"Persepolis." "The Counterfeiters," based on
a true story, is about an imprisoned
counterfeiter who is enlisted to help fund
the bankrupt Nazi war machine.
Working in a concentration camp, soon
the moral implications of his endeavors
become apparent. I consider myself a student of history,
but I had never heard of this chapter of Nazi Germany
before, and look forward to seeing the film when I get
the opportunity.
Best Animated Feature Film
Pick; "Ratatouille" Award; "Ratatouille"
There really wasn't much question:that "Ratatouille"
would win. Brad Bird is one of the best writer/directors
in the business, as evidenced by his nomination for best
original screenplay in addition to this category.
"Persepolis," another nominee, which I had a chance to
see Sunday afternoon, is an excellent film and a
compelling autobiographical story of a young women
who flees Iran to Austria following the Islamic
Revolution. Part political commentary, part coming-of-
age story, the film is definitely worth watching, even if
you don't usually watch animated films.
Best Achievement in Visual Effects
Pick: "Pirates of the Caribbean; At World's End"
Award: "The Golden Compass"
This one was a surprise. I figured if "Pirates" didn't
win, "Transformers" would. While "Golden Compass"
wasn't the greatest adaptation, the special effects were
definitely a high point. Hopefully the win will help the
studio overlook the film's box office shortcomings and
give us the two sequels.
Best Achievement in Sound Editing
,Pick: "Transformers"
Award: "The Bourne Ultimatum"
I got this one right last year by going with a war
film, so I figured I'd go with the closest thing we had
in this year's nominees with "Transformers." As it
turned out, .this was one of three awards the Matt
Damon-starring action movie would take home.
Coincidentally, last week studio bosses announced
they had greenlit a fourth Jason Bourne film.
Best Achievement in Sound .
Pick: "Ratatouille"
Award: "The Bourne Ultimatum"
Best Achievement in Makeup
Pick: "Piiates of the Caribbean: At World's End"
Award: "Le M6me"
"Le M6me," the life story of a famous French singer,
transformed a 20-something actress into her onscreen
persona at various ages of her life. Foreign films did
pretty well Sunday night, and this one started off the
trend at the start of the show.
Best Achievement in Costume Design
Pick: "Elizabeth: The Golden Age"
Award: "Sweeney Todd: The Demon
Barber of Fleet Street"
I had picked Sweeney Todd because I didn't think it
would win more than one. I was right on that count, just
not on which award it would be. ?


Best Original Song
Pick: "Falling Slowly" from "Once"
Award: "Falling Slowly" from "Once"
Disney's "Enchanted" was shut out in this category,
but having three of the slots really diluted its chances,
just like "Dreamgirls" last year.
Best Original Score
Pick: "Ratatouille" Award: "Atonement"
,.,This pick was a bit of a stretch, but I was rooting for
"Ratatouille" to win as much as it could. As it turned out,
it just wasn't meant to be.
Best Achievement in Art Direction
Pick: "There Will Be Blood"
Award: "Sweeney Todd: The Demorn
Barber of Fleet Street"
"There Will Be Blood" picked up the Art Director's
Guild award for period movie, but "Sweeney" took
home the Oscar. I don't have a complaint with this one,
as "Sweeney" created a surreal and downright creepy
version of London for, the murdering barber and his
victims to inhabit.
Best Achievement in Editing
Pick: "Bourne Ultimatum"
'Award: "Bourne Ultimatum"
This turned out be the only award the Coen
brothers didn't take home Sunday, night.
Best Achievement in Cinematography
Pick: "There Will Be Blood"
Award: "There Will Be Blood"
Much has been made of Daniel Day-Lewis'
portrayal of a cold-blooded oil man in "There
Will Be Blood," and rightfully so, the camera is
able to capture every frame of his journey through
the oil-soaked countryside of Texas. While I
championed the long, complex camera shots in
2006's "Children of Men," cinematographer
Robert Elswit was able to create beautiful scenes
with the slightest camera movement.
Best Adapted Screenplay
Pick: "Q,.C.outry. for Old. ...

Having not read Cormae McCarthy's "No
Country for Old Men", I can only take the word of
those who have that say Joel and Ethan Coen did a
remarkable job keeping faithful to the
novel's unorthodox storytelling technique.
Best Original Screenplay
SPick: "Juno"
Award: "Juno"
The story of Diablo Cody seems ripe for
a 'Hollywood adaptation. A secretary/
bored with her job becomes a
stripper. An aspiring writer, she pens
a memoir of her exploits, which leads
her to write her first screenplay. That script
would ultimately become "Juno," which earned four
Academy Award nominations (including best picture).
Joking, Jon Stewart pointed out Cody's career path
during his opening monologue, adding that he hoped she
enjoyed the pay cut now that she was a writer.
'Best Director
Pick: Ethan and Joel Coen
("No Country for Old Men")
Award: Ethan and Joel Coen
("No Country for Old Men").
'ik Best Supporting Actress
Pick: Cate Blanchett ("I'm Not There")
Award: Tilda Swinton ("Michael Clayton")
I had not seen any of the five films the supporting
actress nominees were in, but this was considered the
second biggest, surprise of the evening."
Best Supporting Actor
Pick: Javier Bardem ("No Country for Old Men")
Award: Javier Bardem ("No Country for Old Men")
'This one was richly deserved. If more people actually
get a chance to see the Coen brothers' film, Anton
Chigurh will go down as' one of Hollywood's scariest
, villains.
Best Actress
Pick: Julie Christie ("Away from Her")
Award: Marion Cotillard ("Le Mome")
Not only was this the biggest surprise of the evening, -
it was only the second time in Academy Award history
that a foreign film picked up the best actress award.
Best Actor
Pick: Daniel Day-Lewis ("There Will Be Blood")
Award: Daniel Day-Lewis ("There Will Be Blood")
There was never a question about this one. This was
one of the best performances I've seen... maybe ever.
Best Picture
Pick; "No Country for Old Men"
Award: "No Country for Old Men"
Like last year, I had seen three of the five pictures
nominated for the top award. "Juno" was a smart, sassy
film about a teenage girl dealing with pregnancy. It was
also the only remotely uplifting film of the top five.
"There Will Be Blood" was a showcase for Daniel Day-
Lewis anda masterfully told story as well, but it had a
few flaws that, in my mind, kept it from being the best
film of the year. As for "Michael Clayton" and
"Atonement," I cannot from first-hand experience talk
about their merits. I can say with confidence, however,
that "No Country for Old Men'1 was the best film I saw
in 2007.
Unlike most years, there weren't any glaring mis-steps
as far as where the awards landed, at least in my opinion.
That may be because of the quantity of good quality
films this past year. Hopefully, 2008 will be just as good, .
or even better.


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February 29-March 1, 2008


Statehood

March 3, 1845
Florida was granted statehood on March 3, 1945. The following timeline, courtesy of
the Florida State Archives, details the events surrounding this historic event.
TERRITORIAL FLORIDA
1821
Florida becomes a U.S. Territory, with Andrew Jackson as
its first governor. Hand-colored Spanish land grant maps
were among the documents used to establish ownership of
land in Florida.
Florida's first American newspapers begin: Florida
Gazette in St. Augustine and the Floridian in Pensacola.
1822
Florida government established on March 20 by
Congressional act.
1823
Tallahassee established as Florida capital; State legislature
meets.
1830
First Florida census: population 34,730 (white 18,395,
nonwhite 16,335).
1835
Beginning of the Second Seminole War.
1838
Fifty-six commissioners elected from Florida's 20 counties
gathered at St. Joseph to draft a constitution in anticipation of
statehood.
1842
Second Seminole War ended by U.S. Government
decision, without treaty or capitulation.
EARLY STATEHOOD
1845
The Act establishing statehood for Iowa and Florida was
approved on March 3, 1845, by the second,session of the
28th Congress.
1847
First state seal adopted.
1851
Legislature passes bill to create two colleges, the West
Florida Seminary (later became Florida State University) and
the East Florida Seminary (later the University of Florida).


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B-5 Perry News-Herald February 29-March 1, 2008

MEGA TENT EVENT IN PERRY -
SHOWING CONSUMERS THE RIGHT
WAY TO BUY NOW!

FEDERAL RATE CUT PROVIDES UNPRECEDENTED LENDING OPPORTUNITY;
CONSUMERS ADVISED TO BUY VEHICLES BEFORE RECESSION

FED RATE CUT PROVIDES UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY FOR CONSUMERS
The U.S. Federal Reserve boosted consumer hopes and comforted Wall Street investors by slashing interest rates by three-quarters of
a percentage point to 3.5 percent in an effort to save the economy from a recession. The economic stimulus plan represented the larg-
est single-day cut in a key interest rate in 25 years. The historic interest rate cut was designed to encourage consumer spending and
energize the nation's economy. Shortly after the Fed announced a reduction of its federal funds rate to 3.5 percent from 4.25 percent,
most major banks reduced their prime lending rates by the same amount. Since the Fed rate affects how much consumers pay on
credit card debt, home equity lines of credit and auto loans, economists predict that consumers' monthly debt obligations should slide
along with the rate cut. For consumers, the three-quarter point federal funds rate cut will mean lower interest rates on credit purchas-
es, including those of automobiles. According to Ford CEO Alan Mulally, the rate cut "gives the auto financing companies the ability
to really bring some more credit into the marketplace...it's going to help consumer confidence". This means that if you buy a car in the
next few months, the payments will be substantially lower than they would have been without this drop. Moreover, the rate reduction
will allow manufacturers to offer financing incentive programs to prospective new-car buyers at lower interest rates.
DEALERS DESPERATE TO SELL VEHICLES As Little as a $99/month!*
The current opportunity to obtain low interest rate consumer loans comes at a time when dealers are desperate moving to sell vehicles
through unprecedented rebate and incentive programs. Prior to the historic cut in the Federal Reserve's, rate cut, automobile dealerships
had suffered due to the rumored housing slump and rising gasoline prices. Moreover, competition between foreign and domestic manufac-
turers has reached an epic pitch, giving consumers leverage when shopping for new vehicles. GM, Ford and Chrysler have been forced to
boost incentives to maintain sales volume amid weak consumer confidence and increased competition from foreign manufacturers.
CONSUMERS ADVISED TO BUY NOW BEFORE LOOMING RECESSION CAUSES SPIKE IN INTEREST RATES.
The current rate cut has provided consumers a unique, limited opportunity to obtain low interest loans. Consumers are advised to take
ad g~~gfdiahistoric lending opportunity before the looming recession arrives. Indeed, a spike in the federal funds rate coupled
with write-offs from the housing slump may impact banks' willingness to lend. Should a recession occur later in the year, consumers
shall face a much more difficult time getting auto loans due to more stringent credit standards. Thus, the current fed rate cut may pro-
vide consumers with the best opportunity to obtain advantageous vehicle financing. Terry Egan, editor in chief of publications for The
Warren Group, which tracks real-estate transactions, agreed, pointing to the combined benefits of lower prices and lower short-term
interest rates. "For someone ready to make the leap, that's two bits of good news in terms of buying opportunity" he said.






LOWER INTEREST RATE + NO MONEY DOWN PROGRAMS + LOWER
PAYMENTS = TIME TO BUY NOW!
Every vehicle in inventory will be clearly marked with its drastically lowered price or payment. Bank representatives will be available to as-
sist all buyers during this very special event. Even those buyers whose credit may have been damaged in the past will have an opportunity
to take advantage of this incredible market condition. A stable job and residence is all that is required to begin process of any transaction.
The Perry Tent Sale will be fully staffed February 29 March 2,2008 as attendance is expected to be in record breaking numbers. As with
most special sales, the selection will diminish throughout the event so come early to take full advantage of the entire inventory available.
Friday Saturday Sunday
PUB. 29 MAR. 1 MAR. 2
9am to 8pm 9am to 8pm 10am to 6pm
SEE A SPECIALIST AT: ,


PERRY TENT SALE L f
1906 N. Hwy. 19 6UW1 H
Perry, FL 32347 / Pe,
888-881-4523
This event is sponsored by Executive Cars. Inc., Leesburg, FL and/or First Financial, Inc. This is an advertorial.. St.
'*2004 Dodge Stratus, stk# PT) 122, Sale price $9500, $3500 down or trade equity, $99/mo, with approved credit. 72 months term, plus tax. title, and license fees. See dealer for details.












B-6 Perry News-Herald February 29-March 1, 2008


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-UCTIONS


AUCTION HOUSE OF MADISON will be
having an auction this Saturday, march 1,
at 6:30. ,1693 SW Mosley Hall Rd. (CR360)
Madison, Florida (850) 973-2959.
MASTERCARD, VISA AND DEBIT
CARDS, 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.
2/27-2/29PS
I want to thank everybody for coming to our
Auction. Don't forget we 'have an auction
every Friday night at the Sloans Auction at
1557 Carlton Cemetery Rd. in Perry. We
accept checks and credit cards 10% BP
Colonel Bonney Auctioneer. AU2021-
AB2011. So come on everybody!
2/13-4/8


: Small ads...big deals


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KING sz. bdrm set. 7 pc. Solid wood
dovetailed drawers. Pillow top mattress set
inc. New still in packaging. Worth $4k give
away $1500. Can deliver. 850-545-7112.
2/29GCN2
Mattress SET NEW Queen Orthopedic
Pillow top in sealed plastic. Full warranty.
Sacrifice $275. Can deliver. 850-222-7783.
2/29GCN2
NEW KING PILLOWTOP CHIRO REST
MATTRESS SET, still sealed w/warranty.
$279 850-425-8374.
2/29GCN2
Pub Table Set, Solid Wood, brand New
$99, 850-545-7112.
2/29GCN2


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


3-Family Yard Sale 1403 Johnson
Stripling Rd. Directly Across from Burn's
Memorial Garden's Lots of nice stuff, new
household items, men's fishing & hunting,
boys size 5, juniors 5:and women's 4-6,
mens xl all name brand & like new, tv,
mp3, playstation, complete twin bed, lots
of great stuff 8 a.m.
2/27-2/29AA
HUGE YARD SALE 125 Oakland Dr. 19
Sth. Behind CDI.
Friday 9 a.m. 4 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m.
- 1 p.m. Cleaned out two ,storage units.
Furniture, cast iron pots and pans, artificial
plants, dishes, toys, paper back books,
pots and pans, nice toddler(girls) shoes &
clothes, women's clothes, very nice
stilettos, boots, sandals, most still on
boxes, wedding dress. Early birds and
dealers welcome.
2/29
2-Family Yard Sale Saturday, 8-12 at 204
Claire Dr. off of Puckett Rd.
2/29
. Yard Sale Old Dixie Hwy. 2 blks from
Hicks Feed 7-11 a.m. Something for every
room in the house. Womens clothes sm.,
Plus size, shoes, toys, leather bike
jackets, great Dragon shoes.
2/29
ESTATE SALE Saturday Only! Everything
Must Go! 4 miles down Woods Creek Rd.
on left. Look for white sheet on the
mailbox.
2/29

Indoor Yard Sale Sat. 8 a.m. 2 p.m.
AmVets Building at 2499 Woods Creek
Rd. Household items, clothing, furniture,
food, baked goods too much to list! By
Red Hat Society's Relay for Life team with
all proceeds benefiting the American
Cancer Society.
AmVets will be present with breakfast for
sale also other items and other vendors
expected. Something for everyone Be
sure to come see us!
2/27-2/29
Sat. March 1, 8 a.m.-1 p.m. 4-5 Family
"Cleaning Out" Something for everyone!
Assorted clothing .from adults to
children/various household items, some
furniture, small copier (works) A few
antiques, exercise machine, hospital bed
mattress and wheelchair, also lots of other
good stuff. 502 W. Main St. on the Right
past Wachovia Bank.
2/27-2/29
Yard Sale Saturday March 1 8 a.m. until.
downtown behind Sisters corner of
Washington and Green St.
2/29

Saturday 8.a.m. 2 p.m. 120 Highland Rd.
behind RDS. Early Spring Cleaning, Lots
of great stuff for everyone,
2/29
Yard Sale Saturday 8 noon. 604 W. Leon
St. Lots of women's clothes, huge amount
of baby clothes, misc.-
2/29

Multi-Family Yard Sale, Play House style
toddler bed, high chair, baby clothes, adult
clothes, walking exercise machine, 2 bed
frames, dishes, sink, tub, windows and
much more. Saturday, 8 a.m. until. Go
Hwy. 221 North, 1 mile past Wright Rd. on
the left. (Formerly Hills Farms Produce)
2/29

Yard Sale Saturday, March 1, 8 a.m. 12
noon. 1130 S, Fair Rd. Behind BP Travel
Center. Follow signs new tents, camping
eq., dishes, 2 entertainment centers, lots
of stuff.
2/29

Saturday 8 until, Multi- family Yard Sale.'
Womens plus to Junior size clothes, boys
all sizes, some girls, baby items, lots of
name brands, shoes, all sizes, mens wear,
household misc,, small dresser ahd more.
Parking lot of Attitudes Salon.
2/29

Moving Sale Monday Sunday, Lots of
household items, clothes, dishes, pots &
pans, baby things and toys. Also have
windows, doors and 3 diamond plate tool
boxes. Stop in and see, Feb. 9 till end of
month. 8 a.m. 4 p.m. 1975 Johnson
Stripling Rd.
2/13-2/29


A QUEEN PILLOW TOP mattress and box
$149 Manufacturer wrapped, warranty. 850-
425-8374.
2/29GCN2
ADJUSTABLE BED base and mattress,
list $2770, sell $1050, NEW 850-425-8374.
2/29GCN2
Cherry sleigh bed Solid Wood, BRAND
NEW in box, $250. 850-222-9879.
2/29GCN2
Couch & Love seat $499 Micro fiber set,
Still in crate, never used. Cart deliver 850-
545-7112
2/29GCN2
DINNING ROOM Deep rich cherry finish:
table, uphols chairs, lighted china cabinet.
Brand new in boxes, can deliver. Must
move, $850. 850-222-7783.
2/29GCN2
FUTON, never used, in box., $199. (Can
Deliver). 425-8374.
2/29GCN2

For Sale: Commercial Sausage grinder
Call 584-4373 or 843-1474
2/27-3/7

Satellite Receivers
Viewsat Ultra $167, Coolsat 6000 $129,
Coolsat 6100 $159, Captive works 600S
Premium $119. Dishes from $29.99
www.starfta.com 1-866-441-6085
2/22-3/5

Commercial Grade Pressure Washer.
GX390 Honda Pressure washer, 13HP,
350psi, 2 yrs. old. Bought brand new for
$1499, asking $650. Call 352-210-1955.
2/27-3/7

Horse barn for rent 4 stalls and large
turnout area/arena. barn stored round roll
hay $40, price neg. for 10 or more. 917-
683-8861 or 838-951% local delivery.
2/15-2/27



WANT TO BUY




Years Wanted
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1945 1976 1995
1946 1979 1996
1947 1981 1997
1948 1982 1998
1952 -1983' 1999
1961 1984 2000
1963 1985 2001
1964 1986 2002
1965 1987 2003
1966 1990 2004
1967 1991 2005
1968 1992 2006
1972 1993 2007
1973

Also want any annual
from Jerkins High School

Please call
Mark Southerland
850-584-6021




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Need chain link fence, used, will take
down. For' puppy pen, husband coming
home from nursing home. Call 584-4038.
2/20-2/29




Lost Beagle female,'black and tan in Boyd
area. Call 843-0906.
2/20-2/29




Pot-belly pigs, 2 females less than a year
old. Have been outdoor pets. $35 each
223-1764,
2/27-2/29
Peacocks male and female Call 843-1474
or 584-4374.
2/27-3/7
Turkeys Hens and Tom's. Call 843-1943
pr 843-1941.
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For Sale Must Be Moved. Double Wide
Mobile Home. 3 Bed/ 2 Bath, Fireplace,
Dining room, Kitchen and Living Room,
$12,500 Call 584-6925.
2/22-3/5
2 mobile homes for sale must be moved.
2 BR/1 Bth 12x60 $3,995 O.B.O.
1 BR/1 Bth 12x50 $2,995 O.B.O. Ph. 838-
2755.
1/18tfDC
New or Used Mobile Homes ,with No
money down for Land Owners. Call
Prestige Home Centers 1-800-477-2492,
12/12PH
New 28x70 3 bd/2 bth Real Cedar Log
Home. Only $79,995 inc. Delivery and set
up. Call Prestige Home Centers 1-800-
477-2492.
12/12PH
$149 Bi-weekly will buy you a new 2 or 3
bd/2 bth mobile home Call Prestige Home
Centers. 1-800-477-2492.
12/12PH
'98 Palm Harbor single wide 16x80 2b/2b,
excellent condition, large family room, new
laminate wood flooring, kitchen appliances
included, $15,800/ must be moved. 584-
3091.
2/20-3/12
2005 Fleetwood Single Wide Mobile Home
2 bed/2 bath, Immaculate Condition. Fully
Furnished. Asking $23,500 Call 584-7956
or 843-0098 Leave a message.
2/1-2/29
VA loans available with no money down!
Call Prestige Home Centers 1-800-477-
2492.
12/12PH


MOTIVATED SELLER
MOVING OUT OF STATE
House 5 BD/1 B 602. Jefferson St.
House & Land -3 BD/2 B 113 Lewis Drive
House 3 B/1 B 602 W. Bacbn St.
Will consider owner Financing with Large
Down Payment; 584-4678.
2/8-3/28 :

Moved out of area, Must Sell. Beautiful
New 2 bed/1 bath 25'x40' site built home,
on 1+ acre parcel, paved drive partially
fenced never lived in with lots of extras. 1
1/2 miles from gulf on Spring Warrior Rd.
Appraised at $100,000 plus $69,000
O.B.O. 1-352-224-5617. 1
2/20-2/29

For Sale By Owner Near Keaton Beach
2,305 sq. ft. 2004 DWMH on 1.25+ acres, 4
bedroomn, 2., 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.
2/27-3/13

40acre farm south of Lake City, 2 mi. from
175, 38mi. from Gainsville, 17 ac. in
planted pines, 2 barns, deep well asking
$13,750 per acre. Call 850-223-2627 or 1-
386-755-0070.
2/27-3/21

2/2 Waterfront home near Keaton Beach.
DRASTICALLY REDUCED from $210,000
to $160,000. Cute 2 Story Home on Sea,
Owner very motivated! Call Debby Howard
at Sun & Stars Realty 223-1849 or 386-
590-0848
1/3tfSS

FOR LEASE OR SALE: Charming cottage
3/1 home, central heat/air, all interiors
newly painted with updated colors, real
oak hardwood floors and tile throughout,
screened porch, Ig deck, fruit and oak
trees, all on 1 acre. Home is in immaculate
condition, ready to move into with no
cleaning or repairs necessary. Country
feel but close to all shopping. No pets, no
children, 1 or 2 adults only. $650/mo plus
sec/damage dep, or $110,000 to buy. Call
584-3681 for application.
2/1tfPF

2 acres at Shady Grove', Stor 'r.or, pius.
residential. $89,900 All Realty Services
850-973-9990.
2/1 tfARS

Land-for sale, 221 North Between Shiloh
.Church Rd. and Cairo Parker Rd. 1 acre'
lots with paved roads. Owner financing
available, Please call (386) 658-1346 or
(850) 584-7466.
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FOR SALE

2 bedroom, 1 bath 25'x40' site-built home
Moved out of the area and I must sell this beautiful new
home on 1+ acre parcel. Paved drive, partially fenced,
never lived in with lots of extras.
1-1/2 miles from gulf on Spring Warrior Rd.
$69,000 or best offer (Appraised at $100,000 plug)

352-224-5617


Open House,

Sunday, March 2 2 to 4 pm


1270 Shiloh Cemetery Rd.


8.56 acres, 6 bedrooms, 2 baths, 3,000 sq. ft:
2 fireplaces, pretty wood floors, pool,
barn, fenced &,crossed-fenced'




850-584-5844
Professional Realty
of Perry
522 S. Jefferson St. Perry, Florida 32347
S Member of Florida Association of Realtors
Serving Taylor County since 1986,
www.prorealtyofperry.com


WANT TO BUY

1W Old Fireplace Brick
Gold (scrap) ~ Diamonds Old Comic Books
Coins (silver) & Paper Money ~ Taylor County Memorabilia

Used Furniture
Bedroom Dining Room Living Room Bedding


Call (850) 584-5513


Westgate Motel Rooms available for Rent.
Refrigerator, microwave, TV w/cable,
AC/Heater. Everything included. $165
weekly or $40 daily tax included.(RV sites
also available.) 1627 S. Byron Butler
Pkwy, 850-584-5235.
11/14tfLS
Rooms available at Skylark Motel
everything included from Monthly $550
required $45 deposit, $165 weekly or $40
daily tax included. 317 N. Byron Butler
Pkwy, 850-584-7033.
11/14tfLS
2 Bed/ 1 Bath MH 14x56, set up in
Everett's Mobile Home Park Water, sewer
and Garbage included in Rent $400 per
month $200 deposit. Application and
references required. Call 584-7094 9 a.m. -
5 p.m. Monday through Wed.
2/13tfBC
3 bd/2 bth pool, no pets, $650 mth.
(850)3 1-1568.
2/27-2/29
For Rent DW 3 bd/2 bth, central heat/AC,
large fenced yard. Furnished or
unfurnished. 30 Ivy Ave. Perry, $650 per
month. Sec. Deposit. req. one year lease.
Ph. 419-239-9660 for app. to see.
2/27-2/29
Room for Rent nice house' and
neighborhood. $300 per month Call 223-
3927.
2/27-2/29S
WOODRIDGE APARTMENTS!!
Immediate openings for 1 '& 3 BR HC and
Non-HC accessible apartments HUD'
vouchers considered. Equal Housing
Opportunity. Office hours are 8:00 5:00
Mon. -Thurs. Call 850-584-5668. 709 W.
Church St. Perry, FL 32348. TDD 711
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Furnished apt-for Rent 1 or 2 adults, no
children, no pets. utilities'paid $140 per
week + $140 deposit. Call 584-2199.
2/20-2/29

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.
Beach Area -.-I bed/"iatilopk,bog~e.
$6g50 per month..Adults'orfly."'A'ilable
Feb. 1, call 850-578-2356.
2/6-2/29

,Commercial Building for Lease Down
town building Brand new. 10 office's
including receptionist area and waiting
area. All internet and phone equip,
handicap accessible bathroom. Must see,
Call Select Group Realty at 850-594-4401.
7/12tfnSGR


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


1 & 2 bedroom apartments available. Call
584-6666
12/5tfWO
Steinhatchee Place Resort Furnished 1
and 2 bedroom Condos for Rent. $6.50-
$750. Included in price Water, cable,,
internet and hot tub in Steinhatchee. Call
1-352-498-7740.
1/30tfSPR
3 bd/1 bth W/D and appliances. $650.per
month. 1st, last and sec. NO HUD. Call
239-699-5993.
2/29
3 BR/2 B double wide mobile home. non-
smokers only, no pets. Available 3-1-08.
$700 a month. $500 security deposit, call
386-209-0712 '
2/8-2/27


TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Call in Roll Off Site Attendant(Beaches &
Steinhatchee area) $6.88 hr.
Job descriptions and applications can be
obtained from www.taylorcontygov.c6m or
One Stop Mobile Unit located in the Kmart
Parking Lot on Wednesdays 9 a.m. 6
p.m. or at 502 N. Center Street Perry, FL
on Tuesday and Thursdays from 8 a.m. -
2 p.m. Positions are open until filled.
Taylor County Board of County
Commissioners is an EOE, VP, DT,
background check employer.
1/30tfBCC ,
We are in a major expansion mode. Part of
Citigroup. Accelerated Vice President'..
Training Program in 8-10 months. Average
Income is $102,000 a year. Get started on
s part-time basis. Its time to make a better
life for you and your family. Call Mr. Parker
@850-223-1266 (0028).
2/27-3/7
CATO in Perry is, now accepting
applications for.part-time associates. Must
be sales motivated. Retail experience
preferred. No phone calls, please.
2/27-3/7

BIG TOP MANUFACTURING Now HIRING
C.A.D. Operator-Seeking--Dedicated and
motivated individual to be a part of a team
environment.' Requirements- are the
following UCMicrdoAodW1T i VAIst'ad
experience, ability to use Microsoft Office
proficiently. Manufacturing background is
helpful. EOE, Drug-Free Workplace,
Competitive Salary and Benefits. Apply in
'Person at Big Top Manufacturing..Hwy. 19
North, Perry, FL. Phone: 850-584-7786.
2/27-3/7BTM

Are you retired, but need to make extra
income and don't want to work long hours?
We are looking for people who would like
to make $100-$500 an hour teaching
people how money works. For more
information, call Charles @"223-1266 1
(0028)
2/20-2/29 .


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B-7 Perry News-Herald February 29-March 1, 2008


AUTMOILS ] ERICES


Drivers: Team & Solo Needed. Great Pay,
Equipment, and Benefits! 6 mo. OTR Exp
Req. Call 1-800-669-3179x1411
2/27-2/29

The Boys & Girls Club of North Florida
(Jerkins Branch) is now accepting
applications for part time program staff
persons. Must have a high school diploma
and experience working with children.
Salary range: Minimum wage $8,00,
depending on experience, 10-25 hrs per
week. Please see Mrs, NaTisha ,Basha
Miller at the Jerkins Branch (1201 Martin
Luther King Ave.). to apply, or download
application from www.bgcncfl.org and fax
to 584-4544.
2/15-2/27BGC

Shipping Manager needed for J & J
Equipment. Pay based on skill Fax
resume to 850-584-7566.
2/22-2/27JJ
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
Busy accounting firm has position for,
Admin. Asst. / Bookkeeper. AA Degree or
experience required. Must be proficient in
internet, Microsoft Office, Excel,.and Word
applications. Good communication skills
and typing skills required. Position
requires self-motivation, organizational
skills, and be dependable. Health
insurance and retirement plan available.
Send resume to P.O. Box 1344, Perry; FL
32348.
2/15tfWCPA

Director of Government Relations and
Special Projects
This part-time position serves as the North
Florida Community College's liaison to
the Florida Legislature and works closely
with the President to develop NFCC's
annual legislative agenda. Qualifications:
Advanced degree preferred plus current
working knowledge of Florida Legislature
procedure. For more details see our
website at www.nfcc.edu.
2/29-3/12
Experienced groomer needed in Perry -
part time to full. For more .information call
850-584-9531.
2/29-3/26
RN Supervisor Part-time for weekends
LPN PRN All Shifts.
We are small, but are a part of a wonderful
company with caring individuals who have
a desire to improve the lives of our
Residents and Staff. Call 850-973-4880.
Ask for Peggy Powers, D.O.N. Madison
Nursing Center.
1/30tfMNC

Advent Christian Village Current J
-OBS line Advertisement
call 658-5627 or visit www.acvillage.net
24 hrs/day, 7 days/week
Are you an LPN?
Want to be your best? Want to make a
difference in someone's life? Want the
recognition you deserve?"
"WBEmay betheplace-for YOUbmwoi ic
FT/PT/ various shifts, long-term care
setting. Unrestricted Florida LPN license
required.
FT position include health, dental, life,
disability, supplemental insurance, 403b
retirement account; paid time off, access
to onsite daycare and fitness facilities.
Apply in person at Personal Office
Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. until 4
p.m., or fax resume/credentials to (386)
658-5160. EOE/Drug-Free.
Workplace/Criminal background checks
required.
2/15-2/27ACV


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.,
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 from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm inthe
Kmart parking lot (1809 S. Byron Butler Pkwy.)
Employment Connections Madison Office
Located at 200 W. Base St. Madison, FL 32340
DRUG FREE WORKPLACE
EQUALOPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER


Come one... a
come all!

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


'99' Chevy Tahoe 4x4, leather, heated
seats, CD player, S5,500 must seil. 838-
2755
1/18tfDC
2004 Ford F150 4wheel drive, Ext. cab
$17,500 Call 584-2831.
2/27-3/7

'98' Dodge pickup truck, 6 cyl. Standard.
asking $2500 OB.O, 850-843-8830.
2/27-2/29

1999 Ford Ranger Extended Cab 6 cyl.
straight shift, outstanding shape. Well
maintenance, new tires, battery many
more. REDUCED TO $4400 Call 850-223-
3502.
2/27-2/29

Ford F-150 4x4 5 spd. Clean, runs great
new A/C and tires. Kept up on
maintenance.
Boat w/motor and trailer, trolling motor acc
included Call 843-1943 or 843-1941.
2/27-3/7
1997 Black F-150. Extended Cab. 3 DR,
step-side, A/C, CD, Fiberglass Tona
Cover, Dependable & Reliable
Transportation. Asking $3,800 OBO Call
584-9136 Leave msg.
2/15tfEW
2005 Chevy Avalanche LS 2WD. Only
29,800 miles, 2-tone gray cloth interior, pwr
windows, pwr locks, tilt steering, cruise
control, Onstar Radio, AM/FM Stereo, CD
Player, tinted windows, custom Billet Grill,
Goodyear Eagle GTII Tires (P285/50R20),
20" American Alloy Dagger Wheels.
Asking $18,000 Or best REASONABLE
Offer, Call 850-584-3824(days), 850-672-
0194 (days), 850-838-3469(night) leave
message.




Birthday Parties.- Any Special Event Face
Painting and Balloon Artist $50 each per
hour, 578-2582,
2/1-2/28
Do You need your house cleaned? I have
cleaned houses for 2 years, have
reasonable rates and will alsodo laundry.
Call Tammy,at 223-3615 or 843-1957.
2/20-2/29

R.:lri,al swimming pool cleaning.
Matthew J. Lorentz 223-2164 or 321-624-
1813.
1/16-2/29




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Fun!



BINGO


r1yBff 6is.p. mi.,

Regular 7 p.m.

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


.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
I Paint Houses!
Local Artisan Susan Swan Sellers, sister
of renowned Vermont artist Fred Swan. wilk
create a charming acrylic painting of your
home. For more information call 584-2199.
1/30-2/22

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

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 Seasock, owner 850-584 2P27
CELL 850-591-8301
2/1-2/29
Ashby Mowing getting started in-area.
Call 578-2384.
2/8-3/5

Bush Hogging, Grading and Tree
Removal. Call Bill at 578-2379.
10/19tfA2Z
Hi, Taylor County! Chad H Dees'Lawn
Care is licensed and insured. Call idr tree
estimates, Chad H. Dees Lawn Care -
850-584-8959. Chad H. Dees, owner.
1/16-6/13

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

Registered Nurse wants to work. 30 years
experience. Call Beth Dees RN at 584-
8959.
2/29-5/23
Ear Candleing, Amazing Results! Call
584-7459.
.2/1-2/27

Clay Swindle L.L.C. (licensed and
insured) All types of remodeling: doors,
windows, docks, painting, etc,
Commercial & Residential. Call 850-843-
1943 or 843-1941. If no answer, please
leave message., Over 20 years of
experience
2/20tfnCS



TREE CAPITAL

CLEANING

UPHOLSTERY
& CARPET CLEANING
,D.r.is.in 3,4,hous .,

~ Tile Floors~ ,.
~ Pet Odors ~


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(584-2532)


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ull line of 3' Wide
accessories in stock Painted

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Cut to ourdesiredT lengthil. Delivery Service Available
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If you have a natural ability and desire
to take care of people

AppI1 by March 7,2008
at


Brynwood Center
1656 S. Jefferson St., Monticello, FL 32344
Phone 850-997-1800





TRUCK DRIVERS


Would you like to earn

$1 ,000/week

and NOT

have to do overnight hauls?


If so, call us at


(850) 584-6666
Ext. 405


Must have a Class "A" CDL with Hazmat
and Tanker endorsement.
Insurance provided.


NEED HELP? TLC for your elderly loved
one. Cooking, errands, light cleaning. 17
years experience. Ref. Avail, 584-5165
Please leave message.
2/27-2/29


SSwann I

Bail

Bonds

owann Bonding Agency
EARL SWANN BAIL BONDS
"'W/ier E\'ervii\dar Is Springtime"
1,07 N 4 7 7
Jefferson St. 584 2757





IN THL CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 3RD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INLAND FOR TAYLOR
COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL
JURISDICTION DIVISION
CASE NO. 07,691-CA
FIRST ALLIANCE MORTGAGE CORP, OF
DELAWARE, a Delaware corporation,
Plaintiff,
Vs.
ROBERT OWEN KELLOW, an individual,
BARNEY E. JOHNSON, JR., an individual,
STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
REVENUE, a governmental entity,
Defendants
NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER
45
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an
Order or Final Judgment of Foreclosure
dated the 18 dayv of February, 2008,
entered in CASE NO.'07-691 CA of the
Circuit Court of the Third Judicial Circuit in
and for Taylor County, Florida, wherein
ROBERT OWEN KELLOW, BARNEY E.
JOHNSON, JR. and the STATE OF FLORIDA
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE are the
Defendants,
I will sell to the highest and best bidder'
for cash in the front steps of the Taylor
CountyCourthouse 108 North Jefferson
Street, Perry, FL 32347 at 11 :00 o'clock
AM on the -D '" day of VY\CL.-t -
2008, the following described property
set forthin said Order or Final
Judgment, to wit:
LOT 1, BLOCK A. WESTSIDE HEIGHTS, A
SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO .MAP OR
PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 1, PAGE 73 OF THE PUBLIC '
RECORDS OF TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA.
A.P.N.: 220407-02836000
With an address of: 2024 Woods Creek
Road, Perry, FL 32347.
Any person claiming on interest in the
surplus from the sale, if any, other than
the property owner as of the dare of '
the lis pendens must file a claim within 60
days ofter the sole. Datpd at Perry,
Taylor County, Florida, this 20th day Of
February, 2008.
ANNIE MAE MURPHY
As Clerk. Circuit Court Taylor County.
Florida
BY: Marti Lavalle
Deputy Clerk
Attorney for Plaintiff:
Jeffrey C. Roth, Esquire
Roth & Scholl
866 South Dixie Highway
Coral Gables. FL 33146
l,=1 . r '= '' l'- ,le6 2-4ai . . ...


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 3rd
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR TAYLOR
COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL
JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 2007-
722CA WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. D/B/A
AMERICAS SERVICING COMPANY "
PLAINTIFF
VS.
THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES,
GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS,
CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER
PARTIES CLAIMING, AN INTEREST BY,
THROUGH, UNDER OR- AGAINST THE
,ESTATE OF ABRAHAM R. WALKER, ETAL '
NOTICE OF ACTION -'CONSTRUCTIVE
SERVICE
TO- UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES,.
*GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS,
CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, AND ALL OTHER
PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY,
THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THE
ESTATE OF ABRAHAM R. WALKER whose
residence is unknown if he/she/they be
living; and if he/she/they be dead, the
unknown defendants who 'may be
spouses, heirs, devisees, grantees,
assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees,
and all parties claiming an interest by,
through, under or against the
Defendants, who are not known to be
dead or alive, and all parties having or
claiming to hdve any right, title or interest
in the 'property described rn the
mortgage being foreclosed herein, .
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that oan action
to foreclose a mortgage on the
following property:
LOT 16 OF SUGARI HILL-ESTATES, AS PER
PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
I, PAGE 161, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF.
TA YLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA, TOGETHER
WITH:' 2003 FLEETWOOD DOUBLEWIDE
MOBILE HOME MODEL #0764T 32 X 76
SERIAL # GAFL275AB74130-CD21 has
been filed against you and you are
required to serve a copy of your written
defenses, if any, to it on DAVID J. STERN,
ESQ. Plaintiffs attorney, whose address is
801 S,. UNIVERSITY DRIVE, STE 500,
PLANTATION, FL 33324 on or before
March 21, 2008, (no later than 30 days
from the date of the first publication of
this notice of action).and file the original
with the clerk of this court either before
service on Plaintiffs attorney or
immediately thereafter; otherwise a
default will be entered against ,you for
the relief demanded in the complaint or
petition filed herein. WITNESS my hand
and the .seal of this Cdurt at TAYLOR
County, Florida, this 19 day of February, '
S2008. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
.' BY: Marti Lavalle
DEPUTY CLERK
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS
WITH DISABILITIES ACT, persons with
disabilities needing- a special
accommodation should contact
COURT ADMINISTRATION, at the TAYLOR
County Courthouse at, 1800-955-8771
(TDD) or 1-800-955-8770, via Florida Relay
" Service.
Law Offices of David J. Stem, P.A. 801 .S.
University Drive Suite 500 Plantation, FL
33324 (954) 233-8000 07-97611(ASCF)
2/29,3/7

IN' THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR
TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO'. 08-074-CA
Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, Inc..
Plaintiff,
vs.'
Ralph J. Carter, Krisla L, Carter, IF LIVING,
AND IF DECEASED, THEIR UNKNOWN
SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES,
CREDITORS, AND ALL. OTHER PARTIES
CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR


AGAINST THEM; Agency for Workforoe
Ir n ovation Unemployment
Compensation Program Benefit


Payment'Control Section, Cilizens Bank
of Perry, JOHN DOLt and JANE DOE AND
ANY OTHER PERSONS) IN POSSESSION OF
]HE SUBJECT REAl PROPERTY WHOSE
REAL NAMES ARE UNCERTAIN,I,
Defendants
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO'
Krista L Carter, IF .LIVING, AND IF
DECEASED, HER UNKNOWN SPOUSES,
HEIRS, DEVISES, GRAN EES. CREDITORS,
AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING BY,
THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST HER Last
Known Residence ,1259 Mack Sessions
Road, Perry, Florida* 32347 YOU ARE
NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a
Purchase Money First Mortgage and
Note on the following property in TAYLOR
County, Floridao
SCHEDULE "A
All that porT'nh of the Ni /2 of NI /5 of the
N1/2 of SE1/4 Iving anrd being West 9of U,
S Highway NO. 221, in Section 11,
Township 4 Sou:h, Range 7 Eaos:, T:-yor
County, Florida "
ALSO,
All that portion of the S! /2 of N1/2 of the
N1/2 of SE1/4 lying and being West of U.
S. Highway No. 221; in Section 11,
Township 4 South, Range 7 East, Taylor
county, Florida.
LESS AND EXCEPT THE FOLLOWING
DESCRIBED LANDS. TO-WIT:
Commencing at the Northeast Corner
of the Southeast Quarter of Section 11,
Township 4 South, Range 7 East, thence
run West along ;he North line of said
Quarter 1457 56 feet to the point a0
beginning: From said point of Beginning,
thence run South.parallel with The East
line of said Quarter 332:34 feet, thence
run West parallel with North line of said
Quarter 131,07 feet, thence run North
parallel with the East boundary of said
Quarter 332.34 feet, thence run East
along North line of said Quarter 131.07
feet to the point of Beginning. Said land
containing I acre, more or less, and
being located in Taylor County, Florida
ALSO, LESS commencing at 'the
Northeast corner of the Southeast
Quarter ol section 11, Township 4 South,
Range 7 East, thence run West along
the North line of said Quarter 1588.63
feet to a point of beginning: From said.
point of Beginning thence run South
parallel with the East line of said Quarter
332.34 feet; thence run West parallel
with the North line of said Quarter 131.07
feet, thence run North parallel with the
East line of said Quarter 332.34 feet,
thence run East along North line of said
Quarter 131.07 feeltto the point of
Beginning. Said land containing 1 acre,
more or less, and being located in
Taylor County, Florida.
INCLUDING the following Manufactured
Home: 2006 CMH Cumberland, 76 x 16,
Serial Number: WHCO15469GA. .
has been filed against you' and you are
required to serve a copy of your written
defenses, if any, to it 6n Chad A. Dean,
Plaintiff's attorney, whose address'is 118
W Adoms'St., Suite 800, Jacksonville, FL
32202, on or before 30 days from the
date of the first publication of this Notice,
and file the original with the Clerk of this
Court either before service on Plaintiff's
attorney or immediately thereafter,
otherwise, -a default will be eritered
against you for the relief demanded in
the, complaint or petition.
Witness my hand and seal the seal of
this Court on the 21 day of February,
2008,
Annie Mae Murphy Clerk of the Court
(Court Seal) '
By: Marti Lavolle
As Deputy Clerk
2/29. 3/7

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 3RD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR TAYLOR '
COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL
JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO:06-428-
CA
CITIMORTGAGE, INC.
PLAINTIFF
VS.
JEANA RAY IF LIVING, AND IF DEAD, THE
UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES,
GRANTEES, ASSrGNEES, LIENORS,
CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER
PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY,
THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST JEANA RA
Y; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JEANA RA Y, IF
.ANY; TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA; JOHN
DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN
TENANTS IN POSSESSION
Defendont(s) ,
RE- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an
Order Granting the Motion to Reset
'Foreclosure Sale dated February 16;
2008 entered in Civil Case No, 06-428-
CA of the Circuit-Court of .the 3RD
Judicial Circuit in and for Taylor County,.
PERRY, Florida, I will sell to the highest and.
best bidder for cash at THE WEST DOOR'
OF THE COURTHOUSE of the TAYLOR
County- Courthouse at 108- NORTH-


JEiLFERSON STREET, PERRY, Florida, at 11
.00 arn on The' 18 day'Of March, 2008
the following described property as set
forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to-
Wil
LOT 2, BLOCK 'E" OF GROVE PARK
SUBDIVISION, AS PER PLAT ON SAID
RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA. PARCEL IDENTIFICATION
NUMBER: 36-04-07:05799-010
Any person claiming an interest in the
surplus from the sale, if any, other than
the property owner as of the' date of-
the lis pendens, must file a claim within
60 days after the sale.
Dated This 18thdoy of February, 2008.
(CIRCUIT COURT SEAL)
Annie. Moe Murphy. '
Clerk of The Circuit Court
BY Marfi Lovalle
Deputy Clerk
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS
WITH DISABILITIES ACT, persons, with\
disabilities needing a special,
accommodation, should contact
COURT ADMINISTRATION, at the TAYLOR
County Cburthouse, at 1-800-955-8771
(TDD) or 1I800-955 8770, via Florida Rel9y
,Seivi.ce,
DAVID J. STERN, P.A.
801 S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500
PLANTATION, FL 33324
(954) 233-8000
2/29.'3/7




IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF 1THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR TA.YLOR COUNTY
CIRCUIT CIVIL CASE NO. 07-461-CA "
WACHOVIA BANK, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION,
Plaintiff,
v.
MACKY WILLIAMS;: etal.
Defendants.' '
AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Ex-
Parte Order To Reset Foreclosure Sale
dated February -' 2008,, and Summary
Final Judgment of Foreclosure .dated,
September .28, 2007,' both entered in
Case No. H-27-CA-2007-0159 of the
Circuit Court for Taylor County, Florida, I
will sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash at the front steps of Toylo- County
Courthouse, 108 North Jefferson Street,
Perry, Florida, at 11 :00 a.m. and on the
- day of MARCH. 2008, the following
described property as set forth in said
Summary Final Judgment:
Lot 19, Block B, P ARKVIEW SUBDIVISION,
according to plat thereof recorded in
Plat Book 1, Page 28, public records of
Taylor County, Florida. .
TOGETHER WITH all the irfmprovements
low or hereafter erected on the
property, and all easements, rights,
appurtenances, rents; royalties, mineral,
oil and gas rights and profits, water-rights
and stock and. all fixtures now or
hereafter attached to the property.
** ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN
THE SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY,
OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER AS
OF THE DATE OF LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A
CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY (60) DAYS AFTER THE
SALE.**
WITNESS my hand and the seal of this
Cour don Feb. 21, 2008.
Clerk of the Circuit and
By: Marti lovalle
Deputy Clerk
In D-crjoance -.-ith the Americans with
.- : _s :. .:,-r.. o..:.
participate In this proceeding should
contact the individual or agency
sending notice no later than seven days
prior to the proceeding. if hearing
impaired, (TDD)'1-800-9558771. or Voice
(V) 1-800-955-8770, Via Florida Relay
Service.




NOTICE
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
Section 2.13 of the-City Charter of the
City'of Perry, Florida, that Ordinance No.
859 was ADOPTED by the City Co'uncil
on February 26, 2008:
ORDINANCE NO. 859
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PERRY,
FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING -THE
CONVEYANCE 'OF PUBLIC LAND,
PROVIDING COVENANTS, CONDITIONS.
AND RESTRICTIONiS FOR THE USE OF
PUBLIC LAND, AND PROVIDING FOR
PERPETUAL EASEMENT FOR ,UTILITIES,
PROVIDING FOR READING BY TITLE ONLY
ANi PROVIDING EFFECTIVE DATE.
Robert A. Brown Jr., Emily Weed Ketring
City Manager Mayor


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