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1 of 11 Democrats to vote against bill



Boyd says 'no' to stimulus plan


Ready for tax season?
The only two certainties in life,
it is said, are death and taxes.
Today, we try to help you with the
latter with a special Income Tax
Guide for 2009. It contains
updates on tax law changes and
renewed deductions. It also
reminds you of the services
provided by local bankers,
accountants and financial
institutions. Check it out, and
don't let April 15 slip up on you.


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Play ball!
Baseball umpires often bring a
facemask and a water bottle, but
did you know that in Florida's
early days, they traveled with
pistols, bowie knives and even a
large dog to enforce order?
Check out a new column on
Looking Back, entitled "Playing
Ball...the Florida Way,"

Clean out your closets
and help a homeless

Helping Hands of the Shelter
will hold a fund-raising yard sale
Saturday, Feb. 7, in front of the
Perry-Taylor County Chamber of
Commerce.
Residents are encouraged to
donate items for the sale; items
may be dropped off at the
chamber Feb. 2-6.
Volunteers will also be hosting
a chili luncheon from 11 a.m. to 1
p.m. in conjunction with the yard
sale

Learning Wheel
scheduled
Parents and educators are
invited to the next Learning
Wheel Saturday, Jan. 31, at the
Taylor County School Board
meeting room from 8:30 a.m. to
12:30 p.m.
Information sessions will
include "Understanding ADHD:'
"ABC's of IEPs" and "Presents for
Parents: 7 Gifts to Help Your
Child Demonstrate Appropriate
Behaviors.
To register, go to
www.fdlrs.leon.k12.fl.us or call
838-2536 (Betsy Stephens).

Tickets on sale now
for chamber banquet
The Perry-Taylor County
Chamber of Commerce will
celebrate the accomplishments
of 2008 during its annual
banquet planned Friday, Feb. 27.
Tickets are now on sale for the
event, which will be held, at the
Perry Elks Lodge.
World-renowned motivational
speaker and mentalist Keith
Matheny will be the featured
entertainment.
The "Chamber Member of the
Year" will also be recognized.
"Tickets are on sale now at the
chamber and like every year,
they sell out fast, so get yours
today because seating is limited,"
Director Dawn Taylor said.
Tickets are $45 per person or
$400 for a table of 10. (Table
sponsors will receive a special
table plaque promoting their
business.) For more information,
call (850) 584-5366.






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U.S. Congressman Allen
Boyd voted against a massive
economic stimulus package in
the House of Representatives
Wednesday, questioning
whether the package will create
jobs, help small businesses and
truly strengthen the economy in
the short and long term.
The House of
Representatives passed the
economic stimulus package by
a vote of 244 to 188, with Boyd
one of 11 Democrats who voted


City to PPD:

continue

aggressive

enforcement
Noting that the Perry Police
Department (PPD) has been
aggressive in its drug
eradication program, members
of the Perry City Council
would like to see that zero
tolerance stance continue.
On Tuesday, the council
began drafting its top three
goals for the coming year and
stepped-up law enforcement
topped the list.
"I would like to see an
increase of police presence in
my district," Councilman
Sylvester Harris said.
"They have been doing a
good job, but I'd like to see
some more time spent over
there," he said.
'Wheneler there is anything
about the police departmentn.
involvement with drug busts,
that's when I get the most
comments and feedback. I
think the community would
appreciate us even more
aggressive in those efforts. I
think with the new K-9 patrol
teams that are getting put in
place, that we are in a good
position to 'serve the
community well in those
areas," Councilman Don Cook
said.
Also making the draft list of
projected goals was improving
programming with the city
recreational department.
"We have made headway in
maintaining our parks, now I'd
like our goal to be
substantial improvement with
programming," Mayor Emily
Ketring.
A third possible goal was to
improve the city's Web
presence and to possibly
expand services to include
offering on-line payment
options.
"I think we have a good start
",** Please see page 6


against :the measure. All but
one Republican voted no--
Congresswoman Ginny
Brown-Waite of Florida did not
vote, but issued a statement
opposing the bill.
The stimulus bill, at a price
tag of $819 billion, includes
$526.5 billion in spending
initiatives and $275 billion in
tax provisions.
In order to fund the plan, the
government will have to
borrow the money adding an


estimated $347 billion in
interest payments to service the
debt, which means that the
actual, long-term cost of the
stimulus package is $1.2
trillion, Boyd said.
"I have serious concerns that
this level of deficit spending
without a plan toward fiscal
responsibility will only make
our economic problems
worse," Boyd said.
"This stimulus package does
not address the issues that we


know are at least partly
responsible for the economic
downturn, and that is years of
irresponsible fiscal policies
rooted in out-of-control
spending and borrowing."
A nonpartisan Congressional
Budget Office (CBO) report
released on Monday stated that
only 64 percent of the stimulus
money would filter into the
economy over the next 19-
"* Please see page 6


Opening in June
The new Walgreens currently under construction at the corner of Jefferson
Street and U.S. 19 is slated to open in June, according to company officials.
Construction at the site had a brief scare Thursday morning when a fire
apparently flared up briefly during a welding project on the roof. The City of
Perry Fire Department responded to the call to investigate.


City saves

$1 million

on water


meters

Revamping its plans for a
"remote read" water meter
system, the City of Perry will
begin installing new manual
read meters for residential and
small business customers
Monday--saving 'taxpayers an
estimated $1 million in
projected costs, officials say.
/ "We will be saving about
$1 million of what we
projected to spend. Purchasing
the meters and installing them
will cost somewhere around
$200,000 to $225,000. Our
first estimates for the 'remote
read' system was about $1.2
million," City Manager Bob
Please see page 6_...


Statewide weather drill Wednesday


In conjunction with Florida
Hazardous Weather Week, the
National Weather Service
offices across the state will
conduct a tornado drill
coordinated with media outlets,
personal weather radios and
school districts.
The Taylor County School
District will be participating in
the drill, which is scheduled for
10:10 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb.
4.
The tornado warning will be
broadcast on NOAA weather
radios and be encoded as
"weekly test" for the drill.
Facilities Coordinator Dan
Anderson said the school
district will use the drill to test
radio equipment, weather
radios and emergency
procedures.
According to the official
schedule for the drill, a tornado
watch will be issued around 8


a.m., followed by a tornado
warning at 10:10. At 10:20
a.m., "upon determination of
immediate threat," the "take
shelter" or "duck and cover"


urged residents to use the drill
as a chance to test their weather
radios.
In case of actual severe
weather, the drill will be


Statewide

-;., Tornado Drill

Wednesday,

Feb.4

10:10 a.m.


command will be given. At
10:30, the "all clear" will be
sounded.
Although the Taylor County
Emergency Management
Department will not be
participating in the drill,
Coordinator Steve Proctor


postponed .until Friday, Feb. 6.
The NWS offers the
following safety rules in the
event of a tornado:
If at home:
If you have a tornado safe
room or engineered shelter go
there immediately.


Go at once to a windowless.
interior room; storm cellar:
basement; or lowest level of the
building.
If there is no 'basement, go
to an inner hallway or a smaller
inner room without windows,
such as a bathroom or closet.
Get away from the
windows.
Get under a piece of sturdy
furniture such as a workbench
or heavy table or desk and hold
on to it.
Use arms to protect head
and neck.
If in a mobile home, get out
and find shelter elsewhere.
If at work or school:
Go to the area designated in
your tornado plan. The most
interior room, on the lowest
floor without windows.
Avoid places with wide-
I** Please see page 6


Peanut butter



recall expands


City council members said Tuesday they would like the Perry Police Department
to increase law enforcement presence in the area represented by Councilman
Sylvester Harris.


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The national peanut butter
recall continues to expand
over fears qf salmonella
contamination after Peanut
Corporation of America (PCA)
on Wednesday voluntarily
expanded its own recall of all
peanuts and peanut products
processed in its Blakely, Ga.,
facility since Jan. 1, 2007.
As before, major national.
brands of jarred peanut butter
found in grocery stores are not
affected by the PCA recall.
Previously, PCA announced
a recall of peanut butter and
peanut paste--a concentrated
product consisting of ground,
roasted peanuts--that are both


Friday


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distributed to food
manufacturers to be used as an
ingredient in many
commercially produced
,products including cakes.
cookies, crackers, candies,
cereal and ice cream.
PCA officials said they were
not aware of any complaints or
reports of illness involving the
additional peanuts and peanut
products subject to this
expanded recall.
"PCA is acting out of an
abundance of caution and with
the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration's help to recall
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1951 baseball team
In keeping with the baseball theme featured in the debut column of "Florida Stories," we turn to the pages of
the 1951 TACOHI yearbook. Members of the Taylor County High School baseball team were pictured, but not
named.


Long before major leagues established
teams in Florida, baseball enjoyed a place
in the sunshine.
Soon after the Civil War, town teams
began forming heated rivalries. During
the 1880s, Florida-based African-
American teams were winning organized
tournaments. By the 1890s, professional
nines from the north were conducting
spring training in the state.
Here are some tidbits about the how the
game was played, as reported by
University of Florida professor Kevin M.
McCarthy in his book, "Baseball in
Florida:"
--For a game in Palatka between two
spirited rivals called the Fats and the
Leans, the umpire brought pistols, bowie
knives and a large dog to enforce order.


At one point, he
drew his gun to
back up his
decision on a
close play.
--Early teams
i n c 1 u d e d


Sharing tlhe page with the 1951 baseball team were TACOHI cheerleaders (I to r) Patsy Vann, Pam Huxford,
Gail Cunningham, Pat Brqwn, Alli e Jane Bird._and.Q.laqde.tte Callicott., (Yearbook from the collection of Mark Southerland)
,. .*. 1- 5--


Stance at the past


THE PERRY
NEWS-HERALD
January 3 and 10, 1974

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS
TIME BEGINS NOW?
In 1974, Daylight Savings
Time was slated to begin on
Jan. 6 as a nationwide energy
conservation move by the
federal government.

MORE CLOCK
CONFUSION
In addition to the return of
Daylight Savings Time, the
community was trying to
transition to a 9 a.m. start-up at
all Taylor County schools. The
official school day would


continue until 4 p.m.

FDLE BURNS POT
AT BUCKEYE
The Florida Department of
Law Enforcement burned 25
tons of marijuana--Colombian
weed--at the Buckeye
Cellulose plant in Foley. The
marijuana had been seized
during the Christmas holidays
at a farm near Wewahitchka.
Thirteen arrests were made in
conjunction with the haul,
which was the culmination of a
five-week, around-the-clock
vigil.

NEW YEAR, NEW BRIDES
With the beginning of the
new year, the "women's pages"


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SPerry January 30-31, 2009

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featured four new brides-to-be:
Kathy Marie Durden of
Steinhatchee was engaged to
Joseph Michael Sirmons of
Cross City.
Deborah Jean Simpson was
engaged to Mitchell E.
Langford with a Feb. 16
wedding planned.
June Parker was engaged to
Henry McLeod with a Jan. 26
wedding date planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawton
Williams announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Rodna Kay, to Bryan Bethea,
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Bethea.
The wedding vows of Paula
Denise Nix and James Buren
Dykes were reported in the
early January editions of The
Perry News-Herald. The
couple was married Nov. 10 in
Ash Street Church of Christ.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Sandy Gail Connell was
pictured enjoying her first
birthday cake, and Shane
Hunter was pictured
celebrating his third.

WHAT ELSE IS NEW?
The new year began with a
long listing of new babies.
Juanita Lee Burns was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burns
on Dec. 16, while Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Sneed welcomed 7-
pound, 10-ounce Deanna Dawn
to their home.
Rex Anthony Cain .Buzbee
was the name given to the new
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lanny
Buzbee, born Dec. 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Monk
announced the birth of their
son, Eric Wayne, on Dec. 19--


the same day that Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Holden told of the arrival
of Sherry Marie who weighed 7
pounds, 12.75 ounces.
John Holloway Hobgood
was welcomed to the family of
the Rev. and Mrs. Robert
Hobgood on Dec. 20, while
Rachel Michell Branch was the
new baby of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Branch.
Another Rachel was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Parker.
Rachel Ranae arrived on
Christmas Day at Doctors'
Memorial Hospital.
Sharon Lawaine Franklin
was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Franklin on Dec. 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee
Hires (Marie) announced the
birth of their daughter, Alicia
Nicole, on Dec. 28. She
weighed 6 pounds, 11
ounces.
Misty Lynn Greene was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Greene III of Mayo on Dec. 28.
Rounding out the list was
J.D. Franklin Jr., the new baby
of Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Franklin
Sr. He was born Dec. 30
at Doctors' Memorial Hospital.

BETA SIGMA PHI
WELCOMES 3 MEMBERS
Gail Veal, Opal Sons and
Janice Ricketson were the
newest members of Beta Sigma
Phi sorority, honored at a tea
held recently.

HUNTERS AT LARGE
A 10-point buck was pictured
on the sports pages, the trophy
of Butch Hoover and
David Holton who bagged the
deer in the Aucilla area on Dec.
17.


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Jacksonville's Boot and Shoe Baseball
Club, comprised of shoe-store clerks. The
Longfellows required each player to be
over 6-feet tall. Lake City had its Fat
Man's Club, whose players averaged 231
pounds. Other names included the
Muffers, the Quicksteps and the
Rubbers. An 1894 Palatka team changed
its name from Never Sweat to Big Injuns.
Jacksonville crushed them, scoring 19
runs in one inning and, after getting worn
out running the bases, finally let Palatka
carry out a triple play.
--James Weldon- Johnson, author, poet,
professor, lawyer' 'anid"Africafn-Aneiarlta
civil rights activist, was also an
accomplished pitcher. Johnson, who
wrote "Lift Every Voice and Sing," learned
his curve ball from a Cuban Giants
pitcher and went on to play for the highly
regarded Jacksonville Domestics and the
Jacksonville Roman Cities.
--Jacksonville is likely the state's
earliest spring-training site, playing host
to the New York Giants in 1895-96. The
Boston Nationals, the Brooklyn
Superbas, the Cincinnati Reds and the
Philadelphia Athletics followed.
--In 1891, future Hall-of-Famer John J.
McGraw went to Gainesville to play
shortstop for the Gainesville All-Stars. He
had a contract that promised him
housing, food, shaving and bathing
supplies, and one cigar per week.
--Baseball games frequently raised
money for charity. For example, an 1882
game between Jacksonville and
Fernandina produced $300 for victims of
a yellow-fever epidemic in Pensacola. A
game in 1889 Jacksonville between the
Railroad Boys and the Steamboat Boys
collected money for St. Luke's Hospital.
It's no wonder baseball came to Florida
in the early days. Abner Doubleday, often
credited with being baseball's founder,
was introduced to Florida during the
Third Seminole War (1855-58) when he
was stationed at Fort Dallas on the Miami
River.
But still, it took effort to educate the
masses about the rules of the sport.
During one of the earliest reported
games, a player hit a home run but was
declared out for not touching first base. A
Tallahassee newspaper explained to the
readers that "each separate base must be
actually touched in its regular order by
some portion of the base-runner's body."
This story is provided by the Florida
Humanities Council (wwwflahum.org), a
nonprofit organization that sponsors
public programs exploring Florida's
history and cultural heritage.


I0qutabl quoes -quotble uots.


Fall seven times,
stand up eight.
--Japanese Proverb
What lies behind us and
what lies before us are tiny
matters compared to what
lies within us.
--Ralph Waldo Emerson


I know God will not give
me anything I can't handle.
I just wish that He didn't
trust me so much.
--Mother Teresa
We acquire the strength we
have overcome.
--Ralph Waldo Emerson


I have sometimes been
wildly, despairingly,
acutely miserable,
but through it
all I still know
quite certainly
that just to be
alive is a grand thing.
--Agatha Christie


That some good can
be derived from every
event is a better
proposition than that
everything happens for
the best, which it
assuredly
does not.
--James K. Feibleman


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A-3 Perry News-Herald January 30-31,2009


Welcome to Perry!
Contestants for this year's State Junior Miss Pageant, to be held here in early
March, traveled to Perry for an orientation session on Jan. 17, hosted by Joyce's
Main Street Cafe. Pictured above are Taylor County's Jr. Miss Shabrala Dunwoody
with Meredith Todd of Gulf County, Jessica Bitter of St. Johns County, Laura Moore
of Leon County, Rebekah Nelson of Bay County and Shelby Roland of Alachua County.
Not pictured is Dayna Green of Orange County. The contestants will return on Feb.
28 for a week-long preparation. "We so appreciate Joyce's Main Street Cafe for
welcoming the girls in January, and we're grateful that He-Brews will host them
when they return on the 28th," said Dana Schwab who is coordinating publicity for
the 2009 event. "Taylor County always rolls out the red carpet for these girls,
making their time here very memorable." (Photo courtesy of Photos and Frames)

Need color in your garden?
According to the Florida Extension Service, for your landscape. They grow best in light shade
you can still add winter flowers to your garden. or partial sun, and prefer acidic, well-drained,
But that permission comes with a warning: just though not excessively dry, soil.
be sure to plant them in full sun. This is also the best time to add trees or shrubs
Possibilities include chrysocephalum, pansies, to your landscape. Cooler temperatures are less
violas, dianthus, snapdragons, nemesia, diascia, stressful on them. Water two times a week if it
petunias, sweet alyssum and calendulas. Colorful doesn't rain, applying the water directly over the
foliage plants can also be included, so don't football where the roots are.
overlook ornamental cabbage, kale or mustard, You can also plant some vegetables and herbs
Swiss chard and dusty miller. Extension agents in a sunny spot. Set out transplants of broccoli,
recommend that you fertilize lightly every 4 to 6 cabbage, collards, cauliflower and bulbing
weeks with a fertilizer such as 15-0-15. Use no onions. Plant deciduous fruits and nuts such as
more than a half pound per 10 x 10 feet of area. apples, peaches, plums, pears, figs, pecans and
(Camellias .have. been .flowering heavily, so ...blueberries, Be sure, to select varieties that will
agents-suggest that.is a great-time to-seleet-esome- thrive in north Florida.


Thomas will
wed Mitchell
on March 28
Archie Ramon Thomas and
Allison Joy August- McDaniel
of Perry request the honor of
your presence at the marriage
of their daughter, Archaie
Thomas, to Reshard Mitchell.
A March 28, 2009, wedding
is planned at 4 p.m. in Mt. Zion
Baptist Church located at 1370
Shaw Road in Hinesville, Ga.
Valentine basket
says, 'Be mine'
Members of the Perry
Woman's Club are currently
selling chances on a Valentine
basket, overflowing with
chocolates and bath treats.
The basket will be given
away during the club's Mardi
Gras Luncheon, Feb. 11.


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Sports


A-4 Perry News-Herald January 30-31,2009


K eaton Beach

Fishing Report



Trout and grouper


seasons to close


:BY PAT MCGRIFF
One More Cast Guide Service
I really wish I had a report to
-give.
However, I have been out of
town and have not been fishing
.and no reports were available at
'the marina.
So, I will take this time to
remind folks that trout season in
our part of the state closes this
Sunday, Feb. 1.
: According to the FWC.
,speckled trout season closes
north of a line running due west
from the westernmost point of
Fred Howard Park Causeway,
,which is 1.17 miles south of the
Pinellas-Pasco county line, to
the Florida-Alabama border in
the Gulf. This area will reopen
for harvest March 1.
To make things worse, the
recreational harvest of gag-
grouper from all Gulf of Mexico
waters off Florida will close for


two months, Feb. 1 March 31.
1 guess we can still harvest
sheepshead, redfish and
flounder during this down time.
Jerry Cawthon asked me to
remind his customers of the
following February, Keaton
Beach Marina, closure:
"Notice: Due to the fact
the National Marine Fisheries
Commission has seen lit to
reduce the limits of grouper and
close grouper during the months
of February and March of '09
this establishment will close for
the entire month of February
and re-open March 1, 2009."
Since trout season is closed
Feb. 1 Feb. 28th as well, Jerry
figured no one will be down.
Please make arrangements to
contact the Marina now if you
have boats in storage (on the
racks etc.) which you wish to
move/do any maintenance on
during February.


Date Opponent Site Time
Feb. 12 Preseason Tourney Fl. High TBA
Feb. 13 Preseason Tourney Fl. High TBA
Feb. 17 Live Oak Home 7:00
Feb. 19 Union County Away 7:00
Feb. 24 Leon Home 7:00
Feb. 27 Wakulla Away 7:00
Mar. 3 Florida High* Home 7:00
Mar. 12 Live Oak Away 7:00
Mar., 16 Rickards Home 7:00
Mar. 17 Chiefland Away 7:00
Mar. 20 Hamilton* Home 7:00
Mar. 24 Florida High* Away 7:00
Mar. 26 Union County Home 7:00
Mar. 27 Madison* Home 7:00
Mar.30-Apr.3 Springbreak Tourney TBA TBA
Apr. 7 Madison* Away 7:00
Apr. 14 Hamilton* Away 7:00
Apr. 16 Trenton Away 7:00 ,
Apr. 17 Wakulla Home 6:00
Apr. 20 Chiefland Home 7:00
Apr. 21 Leon Away 7:00
Apr. 23 Mayo Home 6:00
Apr. 28.& 30 District Tourney Fl. High TBA
*District Games

In Martin County


Orange-Blue baseball

game is Friday, Feb. 6


The Taylor County varsity
and junior varsity baseball
teams will be playing in an
intrasquad Orange-Blue game
on Friday, Feb. 6, beginning at
6 p.m.
Bulldog head coach Reggie
Wentworth said this will be a
good opportunity for local fans
to view this year's team.
"We will split up our varsity
and junior varsity players
evenly and play a full, 7-inning


game," Wentworth said.
As an added treat, members
of this year's Taylor County
Middle School squad will be
introduced.
Fans should plan to make
an evening of it as full
concessions will be available,
including hamburgers and
hotdogs.
Wentworth is being assisted
in his coaching duties this
season by Richard Carr.


Coaches' meeting Tuesday


Coaches for the upcoming
Perry Recreation Department
baseball and softball leagues
will meet Tuesday, Feb. 3


at 6 p.m. in the city council
chambers.
For more information, call
584-7161.


PSA to offer spring

soccer league here

The Perry Soccer Association is having an organizational meeting
to discuss a proposed spring soccer league for ages 4-U18
Anyone interested in helping organize, coach or share ideas, is
invited to a meeting on Thursday, Feb. 5, at 6 p.m.
The meeting will be held at Taylor Photography across from
Taylor Technical Institute.
For more information, please call Kay Parker (584-6438) or
Carol Wentworth (584-5382).


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10-U, 12-U tryouts Feb. 9-1


Youth baseball tryouts for
the 10-under and the 12-under
leagues will be held Feb. 9-11
from 5:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. at
Catharin Norman Park.
Players should bring their
gloves and be prepared to do


some fielding and throwing. The
entry fee is $35 per participant.
Players will be placed in
leagues according to their age
as of May 1,2009.
For more information, call
584-7161.


Hunters kill bobcat in self defense


Two men fought and killed
an attacking 30-pound bobcat
in self defense in Martin County
last week.
According to reports from
Okeechobee County Animal
Control, two men Nwere worvnge2
on a fence on private property in
Indiantown when they spotted
the bobcat moving along the
fence line. As it came closer, the
victim moved his arms to shoo
it away. The bobcat jumped on
the man and began attacking
him. The other man grabbed a
hammer and was able to kill the
bobcat.
The victim was scratched and
bitten. Officials will test the cat
for rabies.
Bobcat attacks on humans
are uncommon. If a bobcat does
attack a human, in most cases,
the cat is sick with distemper


8-U, t-ball, softball signup Feb. 16-18


or rabies. People can take
precautions to limit the impacts
of wildlife/human encounters.
The FWC reminds residents


not to let wild animals become
comfortable in residential
settings as sometimes happens
when people leave any type of


food source outside. Residents
should maintain the condition of
their homes so animals can't get
inside attics, eaves or garages.


Putnam County man


killed by shotgun blast


A Putnam County man died
after being hit with a blast from
a 12-gauge shotgun around 10
a.m. Sunday, while hunting with
a family acquaintance on private
property in Putnam County.
The victim is Eric Kisielewski,
25, of Orange Springs.
According to the hunting
partner, the two men were


hunting hogs Sunday morning
and walking through heavy
brush when the 12-gauge
shotgun discharged. The
hunting partner was carrying the
gun while Kisielewski walked
ahead of him. The double-
aught buckshot hit Kisielewski,
mortally wounding him.
There have been no arrests,


and the investigation is ongoing.
Investigators with the Florida
Fish and Wildlife Conservation
Commission believe this is
a hunting accident and are
leading the investigation with
assistance from the Putnam
County Sheriff's Office and
the Florida Department of Law
Enforcement.


Registration for the 8-under
Rookie League, T-Ball and girls
softball league will be held Feb.
16-18 at Catharin Norman Park.


The sign-up period will be
from 5:30 p.m. until 7 p.m.
daily. The fee is $35 per player.
Players will be placed in


leagues according to their age
as of May 1,2009.,
For more information, call
584-7161.


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Religion


A-5 Perry News-Herald Jan. 30-31, 2009


Methodists from 3 counties gather


Revival begins
Sunday
The United Methodist
Churches of Dixie County,
Lafayette County and Taylor
County will host a revival Feb.
-7 with services at 7 each
evening,
On Sunday, the revival will
)e held in Perry with the Rev.
ames Gamble preaching; on
'eb. 2, services are in Mayo
/ith the Rev. J.T. Taylor
leading; Feb. 3 brings the Rev.
alenda Braymen to Shady
rove; Feb. 4 finds the Rev.
allace Holmes preaching in
teinhatchee; on Feb. 5, Boyd
vill host the revival with the
{ev. Winfred Harris leading;
'eb. 6 brings services to Cross
"'ity led by the Rev. Lerbie
Alligood; and the revival ends
on Feb. 7 at Lake Bird with the
Rev. Antonio Fernandez
preaching.
Fellowship is planned after
the Sunday and Saturday night
services.
Friends in all three counties
are cordially invited,

Women's retreat
slated at Blue Creek
Blue Creek Baptist Church
will be hosting a Women's Day
retreat on Saturday, Feb. 7,
beginning at 9:30 a.m.
"Celebrate Women"
welcomes all beach ladies or
anyone wanting to join us for a
"free, fun, relaxing day of
crafts, food, lunch, door prizes
and devotions." The event will
conclude at 1 p.m.
Free childcare will be
provided for babies and
toddlers up to 4 years of age.

Southside offers
health screenings on
Feb. 14
Children's Ministry Day
2009 for SoftidifBaprtRP
Church lands on Saturday, Feb.
14, when the church will


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sponsor health screenings from
10 a.m. until 12 noon.
"Everyone's invited to love
your heart and others by
coming," said Pastor Gary
French.
Sunday School teachers and
helpers will provide classroom
activities for children and more
"take home" goodies. Finger
printing ID kits will also be
available for children.
Please notify the church at
584-7633 by Friday, Feb. 6, if
you plan to attend. A
continental breakfast will be
served from 10-10:30 a.m.

Fifth Saturday meet
this weekend
Steinhatchee Revival Center
will hold a Fifth Saturday
Meeting on Saturday at 11 a.m.
with dinner following. "Good
gospel singing and preaching"
is promised by Moderator
Robert Watson and Pastor Jesse
High.
Everyone is invited to come
and bring a friend:

Beach Bible Study
begins Feb. 10
The Women's Beach Bible
Study, held on Tuesdays, will
begin a new program on Feb.
10 at 10 a.m. The group meets


in the fellowship hall of Blue
Creek Baptist Church and will
be starting an intensive study
by Beth Moore entitled,
"Esther, It's Tough Being a
Woman."
"We invite the women in the
community to join us as we
learn how Esther played in
God's plan and how we might
apply her character to our own
lives," said Beverly Jones who
leads the class with Cindy
Brown. Jones can be contacted
for additional information at
578-2322; Brown can be
reached at 578-2924.

Steinhatchee revival
begins Sunday
David Browning of Cross
City will be the keynote
speaker for revival services in
Steinhatchee Feb. 1-6 at 7 p.m.
This revival will be held at the
Steinhatchee Community
Center; everyone is invited to
attend.
Bell to speak at New
Mt. Zion
New Mt. Zion Missionary
Baptist Church will present its
Black History Program on the
second Sunday, Feb. 8, at 3
p.m. with Richard Bell Jr. as
speaker.
Pastor Izell Montgomery Jr.


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Sign up by
Wednesday for
Men's Breakfast
First Presbyterian Church
urges men in the community to.
mark their calendars for
Saturday, Feb. 7, at 8 a.m. for a
Men's Breakfast.
John Sipple, former site
manager at the Buckeye Foley
Plant, will be guest'speaker.
If you are interested in
attending, please call the First
Presbyterian Church office at
584-3826 by Feb. 4 to make a
reservation. There will be no
cost for this event, but there
will be a love offering.


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


WEDNESDAY SERVICES
6:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting
Mission Activities
Hwy. 27 584-5688
Steven Ruff, pastor


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SThe family of Kevin Don Murray Sr.
would like to thank everyone for their
kindness and caring during our time
of loss. A special thank you would
like to be extended to Taylor County
EMT staff, Life Flight staff, Tallahassee
Memorial staff, Burns Funeral Home,
Taylor C.I., Taylor County Sheriff's
Department, Mt. Carmel Church and
Pastor Billy Gipson, as well as all the
people who brought food, flowers,
and the much needed support to our
family. Words simply cannot express
the gratitude our family feels. Don
was a special man as so many have
expressed. A special thanks is also
extended to Ron Meldrem, Greg
Hendry, T.P. Parker, Gerald Blaske,
Capt. Kelley, D. Wallace, A. Williams,
as well as the honorary pallbearers
and the Army Color Guard.

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The following is Don's personal L-
prayer from his prayer book. May it
be an example to all his life touched.

The Glorious Minority
There are people who carry life's burdens,
Their own and some other's beside;
There are people who stand in their places,
And who stand there whatever betide.
When the kingdom is c 4ilirS for workers,
Or the city is crying for men,
Or some cause is seeking supporters,
These people will answer just then.
There are two kinds of people--
you know them,
As you journey along life's track--
The people who take your ,,fiH/2h from you,
And others who put it all back.
R.S.C.


From the Family of
evin Don Murray Sr.


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Cards of Thanks

Williams
The steps of a good woman are ordered by the Lord. Who could
find a virtuous woman for her price is far above rubies.
The family of the late Annie Ruth "Babysister" Williams would
like to send a thank you for all of your special tokens of love, the
meals you prepared, the cards, flowers, phone calls, donations and
prayers. We ask that you continue to uplift us in prayer. Thanks to
you again. A special thanks to Big Bend Hospice and her doctor.
Love,
The Family

Whitfield
We do not have the words to express our thanks to everyone for
the kindnesses shown during the illness and recent death of our
mother and grandmother, Mary Lou Whitfield. Your loving
sympathy overwhelmed us with all the prayers, cards, phone calls,
visits, flowers, food and kind words.
We extend a special word of thanks to the caregivers who tended
to her every need during the months of her illness, and also a word
of thanks to Big Bend Hospice who provided extra care during the
last days of her life.
Our thanks would not be complete without mentioning the
Family Ministry Committee of First Baptist Church for providing
the meal the day of the funeral; to the. Rev. Glenn Baker of First
Baptist and the Rev. Larry Neal of First Presbyterian for their
visits and prayers, and to the Rev. Neal for officiating at the
funeral.
We also express our gratitude to Perry Newspapers, Inc., for
devoting its Looking Back page to our mother's life and
accomplishments.
The family of Mary Lou Whitfield, Alda, Richard, Penny,
Adell and Diane, and all the grandchildren


St. Johns Christian Fellowship
Sunday School 10 a.m. Wednesday 7 p.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m. Study/Prayer Meeting
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QLocraed at the intersection of Puckett Rd & Golf Course Rd 584-7251

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Traditto.nal Worship 10:00 A.m. Choir 7:15 p.m.
THURSDAY Bible Study 6:00 p.m.
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Sunday School 10:00-10:45
Worship Service 11:00 12:00
Children's Church 11:00- 12:00
F Sunday Night
Prayer Group 6:00- 6:45
Choir Practice 6:00 6:45
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Mike Hicks, pastor
1915 N. US 221 (850) 584-7992


Wednesday Night
Youth Group 6:00 7:30
Study Group 7:00


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'e ry News-Herald January 30-31, 2009


Vandals sought
The Perry Police
Department is currently
investigating a series of graffiti
vandalism in downtown. Perry.
Anyone with information
regarding the incidents is asked
to contact the department at
584-5121.


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News from




around the


Reward offered in truck theft

A local couple is posting a A white Dodge Ram truck call 584-9892.
reward for information leading was stolen from the business in Several other vehicles in the
to the arrest and conviction of mid-January and\recovered one lot were vandalized and car
suspects) responsible for a day later. stereos stolen. The Taylor
vehicle theft from Tharpe & Anyone with information County Sheriffs Office is
Pickron automotive shop. regarding the theft is asked to investigating.


Final goals will be set Feb. 10


AGGRESSIVE
Continued frbm page 1
on what we'd like to see happen
in 2009, but we need to shore
up the list," Ketring said.
Council members will
complete their final draft of


goals at their next meeting Feb.
10.
On Thursday, PPD Capt.
Jamie Cruse distilled the city's
top goal regarding stepped up
enforcement efforts
"I mink they want to see
more effective and active patrol


in lieu of reactive patrol,
addressing the concerns of all
citizens in the city where
complaints of criminal activity
have been voiced. Manpower is
the only thing that prohibits us
from being more proactive,".he
said.


Once new meters are installed

Residents who have older meters

will see an increase in water bills


WATER METERS
Continued from page 1
Brown.
Residents and businesses
who have older meters may see


Card of a

Thanks

Frenchi
The French and Close
families would like to express
our appreciation to the
following for the prayers,
thoughtfulness, flowers, food
and gifts for the loss of our
loved one, Kathy French:
Westside Baptist Church,
Salem Missionary Baptist
Church, San Pedro Baptist
Church, Taylor County
Sheriff's Office, Doctors'
Memorial Hospital EMS,
Burns Funeral Home,
Buckeye, UWS, Florida
Department of Transportation,
City of Perry, Taylor County
Clerk ofJ Courts Office, Delta
Land Surveying, Rosehead,
relatives and friends.
The love you have shown is
greatly appreciated during this
difficult time.
Sincerely,
the French and
Close Families


"fair amount of change in their
water bills" once the new
system is installed, he noted.
"We are projecting an eight
percent increase in water
revenue once all of the new
meters are in place and I think
that is a conservative number,"
Brown said.
Local company Blue Rok
was awarded the contract to
install the meters. Work is
slated to begin Monday.
"It should take about three
months to replace the old
meters. Homeowners will be
notified when the switch-out
will take place
"Their water will have to be
turned off for about 30 minutes.
Once the water is back on,
people may see some
discoloration for a minute or
so. But it should clear right
back up. If it doesn't, then the
homeowner needs to contact
the city," Brown said.

Obituary

Stephen Paul
Tyler Sr.
Stephen Paul Tyler Sr., died
Jan. 29, 2009, at his residence.
Funeral arrangements are
not complete. Please call Joe P.
Burns Funeral Home at (850)
584-4149.


Funding for the project is
coming from.several sources,
including reserves and a line of
credit obtained by the city
(which will be re-paid
from anticipated increased
revenues).
The city originally planned
to install a remote reading
system for water meters that
could also be used to read
natural gas usage.
"We were told that vendors
would be able to put the new'
meters on the gas meters so that
both could be electronically
read. However, it turned :out
that the vendors couldn't do
that for nearly 80 percent of the
gas meters, which pushed up
the cost to where it didn't make
sense to spend that much
money to do that. So we voided
the bids for the remote system
and decided to. change out thb
meters and stay with a manual
read system. We will still have
meter readers and will be doing
things the same way," Brown
said.
The change-out will not
impact the city's largest water
consumers, such as Buckeye,
Lance Foods and Taylor
Correctional Institution.
"We rebuild their meters
every two years," Brown said.
This is the first major
upgrade in residential water
meters since the 1980s.


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According to Lafayette County
Jasper,. sheriff's reports. Smiley
Hamilton, County's. allegedly smashed the front
employment rate for. window of the pharmacy in
member 200 was 10.9 'Mayo with a floor jack and
recent, up from 9.8 percent in made off with narcotics from
3vember, according to the the store safe. Information from
sper News. an anonymous informant led
Hamilton's unemployment Sheriff Brian Lamb to Smiley,
e in December 2007 was 5.6. according to officials.


percent.
Florida's unemployment rate
was 8.1 percent in Decenber,
up from 7.4 percent in
November..

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An arrest has been made.in
the burglary of a Mayo
pharmacy last week, according
to the Mayo FreePress.
Chad .Smiley Was arrested .
Janr; 14 in ,coniectiori with the
theft of narcotics a day earlier
from North Florida Pharmacy,


Monticello
Opponents of a county-wide
impact fee packed the
courthouse in Monticello,
requesting the Jefferson
County commission abolish it,
according to the Monticello
News. Speakers told the
commission that the
.fees -impede economic
development, especially during
these hard times. More
meetings were scheduled to
discuss the matter in the


BOYD/STIMULUS PLAN
Continued from page 1


economy. Economists all agree
that we cannot sustain the level
of spending in the stimulus


month period. ..., package over the long run, so
"I want to see a stimulus' want to have more confident
package that.,-quickly "gets that each provision
money into, the hands of the temporary, targeted, timely a
people who are Aging,t9 spend truly stimulative. That is wl
it and lays put sbme sort 'of. I hope to see in the stimul
framework that 'putg s on ''package that ultimate
a, path toward fiscal becomes law.
responsibility," Boyd said. "': "Our leaders on the loc
"I want the stimulus package state, and federal levels mi
to include a-'". strategic stop selling the notion that
way forward that ',fosters don't have to pay for the thin
an innovative business we do as a community," Bo
environment ad. lteads,;ito, jo^ continued.,
creation .and a stronger "Our government perform


How do you prote(


during a tornado?


WEATHER DRILL
Continued from' page 1
span roofs such as auditoriums,
cafeterias, large hallways or
shopping malls..:'


roasted peanuts recalled


PEANUT BUTTER
Continued from page 1
all products manufactured in its
Georgia facility. PCA is
voluntarily taking this larger
recall action following almost
two weeks of inspection and
review at the Georgia facility,"
the company said in a release
Wednesday.
The expanded recall includes
all peanuts (dry and oil
roasted), granulated peanuts,
peanut meal, peanut butter and


peanut paste.
Meanwhile, on Friday, the
Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) announced that a
combination of
epidemiological analysis and
laboratory testing, along with
assistance from the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC), enabled the agency to
confirm that the sources of the
outbreak of illnesses were
peanut butter and peanut paste
produced by the PCA Blakely


The FDA has determined that
PCA distributed potentially
contaminated product to more
than 70 consignee firms, for
use as an ingredient in
hundreds of different products,
such as cookies, crackers,
cereal, candy and ice cream.
The agency has created a
searchable database for these
products, which can be found at
www.accessdata.fda.gov/script
s/peanutbutterrecall/index.cfm.
Identification of products
subject to recall is continuing


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Reading contest
North Florida Community College students (left to right) Alina Hankins, Brandy
Graham and Rachal Smith of Madison County, and Yenelys (Jenny) Ramos of
Suwannee County and Dwayne Beasley of Taylor County, are all participating in a
reading contest through Townsend Press, which awards students cash prizes for
reading a set number of paperback books during a semester. NFCC English
instructor Rose Knox challenged students to compete in the contest and said she
hopes her students will continue reading on a regular basis once hqr class and the
contest are finished. .


and this list is updated.
frequently. i
Product, recalls now include l
some pet food products that
contain peanut, paste that was
made by PCA. While the risk of
animals contracting salmonella
is minimal, there is .risk, to a
humans 'from handling .these
products, FDA officials said. It
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their hands--and make sure
children Wash their hands--
before and, especially,., after
feeding treats tQ pets,. .,.,
The nationwide salmonella
outbreak that has sickened
more than 500- people.
nationwide beginning, 'in-
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number of illnesses reported in
November.
Salmonella is an organism.
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young children, frail or elderly,
people, and Ithers with
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Healthy persons ijnfwted with
Salmonella often experience
fever, .diarrhea, nausea,
vomiting and abdominal pain./ ,
In rare circumstances, infection
with Salmonella can result in
the organism getting into the
bloodstream .aid producing
more severe:illnesses such as
arterial infections, endocarditis
and arthritis.
The brand recalls this week
include: Uncle Eddies Vegan
Peanut Butter Chocolate-Chip
Cookies; H-E-Buddy Snack-
Packs With a Peanut Butter
Dip; Chocolate Dipped Honey
Peanut IsaLean Bar; Jenny's
Cuisine,i Anytime ..Pe nq
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upcoming weeks.

Madison
Madison County Memoria
Hospital announced it would b
making an across-the-board -
percent payroll cut, according
to the Madison Count
Carrier.

Chiefland
School Supt. Bob Hastings
plan to ask all school
employees to take three unpaid
days off to help solve budget
problems has been dismissed,
according to an article in the
Chiefland Citizen. Hastings
said because the state
retirement system requires
teachers to have a contract with
196 workdays, working just
193 days could jeopardize their
retirement eligibility.


an essential, but limited,
number of functions, and we
ought to do those functions, do
them well, and be willing to
pay for them.
"I am hopeful that this
economic downturn will result
in a renewed interest in
Washington from both sides of
the aisle to clean up the federal
budget and address our long-
term fiscal challenges. We must
do so for the health of
our economy and the strength
of our country," Boyd
concluded.
The bill no m.Oypes. to the
senate.


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Do this...
Get out of the car
immediately and take shelter in
a nearby building.
If there is no time to get
indoors, get out of -the
car and lie in a ditch or low-
lying area away from
the vehicle. Be aware
of the potential for
flooding.

Workshop helps
local landowners.
The Division of Forestry will
present a Best Management
Practices (BMP) workshop for
landowners in the Taylor and
Dixie County area Tuesday,
Feb. 3. For more information,
please call (850)838-2286.


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Community


B-1 Perry News-Herald January 30-31, 2009


Animal shelter poster contest
Taylor County Middle School has announced the winners of the first Animal Shelter Poster Contest for sixth
graders. (L to r) First place was Tyler Russell, taking home $50; second place was the team of Jessi Self and
Courtney Doyle, winning $30, and third place was the team Cameron Collins and Hunter Owens, winning $20.
Honorable mention was given to Kinzi Mattingly, Seth Horner, Taylor Turnmire and Casey Wilson. The contest
was sponsored by Helping Hands of the Shelter. Nancy Turner, former middle school teacher and education
coordinator for Helping Hands, recently spoke to sixth grade students about how to be a responsible pet owner.
Her presentation inspired the poster contest.



Regional planning council elects new chair


Madison Mayor Myra
Valentine has been elected
chair of the North Central
Florida Regional Planning
Council. Valentine has served
on the council since 2001,
representing the City of
Madison as a local elected
official.
The council, whose members
are local elected officials and
gubernatorial appointees,
administers a variety of state
and federal programs for north
central Florida including
Alachua, Bradford, Columbia,
Dixie, Gilchrist, Hamilton,
Lafayette, Madison, Suwannee,


Taylor and Union counties.
Programs include
development of the Strategic
Regional Policy Plan, technical
assistance to local governments
in development of their
comprehensive plans, land
development regulations and
grant management,
administration of developments
of regional impact, local
mitigation strategies, hazardous
materials, homeland security,
housing assistance programs
and economic development.
In addition, the council
staffs the Metropolitan
Transportation Planning


Organization for the
Gainesville Urbanized Area,
the North Central Florida Local
Emergency Planning
Committee, the North Central
Florida Regional Hazardous
Materials Response Team and
The Original Florida Tourism
Task Force.
Valentine has been active in
the organization over the past
several years. She has served as
vice-chair, secretary-treasurer,
chair of the finance committee
and program committee, and a
member of the Board of
Directors for five terms. She
also currently serves as a


council representative to the
Florida Regional Councils
Association.

AV,


Myra Valentine


Main Street hosts


Valentine dinner

Main Street Perry is hosting a Valentine dinner/dance at.The
Timbers Friday, Feb. 13, and Saturday, Feb. 14.
Tickets are $60 per couple and reservations are required.
Participants have a choice of either date. Dinner will be served at
7 p.m.
"We will have one seating each
night," Main Street President ""
Joanna Ter Maat said. A portion of \,- I n' _
the proceeds will be earmarked
for local Main Street projects.
The menu will include: an ,
appetizer of saut6ed portabella j
mushrooms in a creamy boursin '
cheese and heavy cream sauce
served in a puff pastry; a salad of
mixed baby field greens finished --
with a homemade poppy seed
dressing; and a choice 12-ounce
ribeye steak served with garlic
butter sauteed mushrooms, baked
potato and green beans alamandine.
For dessert, share a dark chocolate mini-bundt cake drizzled
with Ghirardelli ganache accompanied by two homemade truffles
and two chocolate dipped strawberries.
The evening will also feature live music (with Rick Ter Maat at
the keyboard) and dancing.
Seating is limited. To make a reservation, please call 672-0316.


At.Steinhatchee School

Students recognized

for perfect attendance


Steinhatchee School
students achieving perfect
attendance for the first two
nine weeks grading period for
2008-09 were:
Kindergarten: Kaitlyn
Oglesby and William Wilson.
First grade: Liam Corbin
and Ervin Sapp.
Second grade: Ashley
Arrington, Zachary Bunkley,
Austin Hoover and McKenzi


Revels.
Third


grade: Sandra


Lundy, Jennifer Martinez and
Destiny Neal.
Fourth grade: Valarie
Brown and Angel Dickey.
Fifth grade: Eric
Schroeder and Kaitlyn
Wright.
Sixth grade: Dylan
Carlton, Rodrigo Martinez
and Zachary Revels.
Seventh grade: Jena
Gibson and Timothy Lashley.
Eighth grade: Jason
Schroeder.


Heartfelt thanks to everyone who made a donation for a bell, bow or angel. Your gifts
will allow us to provide care, comfort and hope to over 350 patients each day.



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The following people have been remembered or honored at the Taylor County
Trees of Remembrance on or before December 24, 2008.


In Memory or Honor of-
John H. Andrews
Dr. Ed Bennett
Belle Bishop
Phyllis Bishop
Minnie L. Blanton
Randy Blue
Bessie Mae Brafford
Bob Brafford
James "Jimmy" Bussell
Connie Calafiore
Ira Cannon
Joe Cannon
Frankie Carroll
Eva McCall Carter
Darrell Cash
Roscoe Cash
Hazel Clark
Bill Colson, Sr
John Leonard Cone
Joe Deason
Virginia Dice
Mary Jane Dixon
John A. Dyal, Jr., M.D.
Florence Eckel
Joe Edwards
James Carl Fife
Joe Fife
Thelma Fife
Christine Goff
Dallas Goff
Charles Green
Eustis P. Gunter
McHugh Gunter
Margaret Hamby
Margaret Hamby
William Harrell
Pam Hatcher
Elsie Holden
Charles L. Holmes
Lester Lee Holmes
Clyde B. Hunter
Grover Hunter
Juanita Hunter
Martha Hunter
Ruth Hunter
Samuel Jackson
Lloyd Jenness


Donation made by:
Lydia Andrews
Ned Brafford
Luz Praytor
Luz Praytor
Donnie and Linda Blanton
Shirley Blue
Ned Brafford
Ned Brafford
Brenda H. Dyal
Paul Calafiore
Alberta Green
Lee Cannon
Jan Lee
David and Elains Williams
Wanda Cash
Wanda Cash
Ned Brafford
Ted Colson
Tommy-Lee and Sunny Cone
Eathelle Deason
Quincy Kelly
Taylor County Head Start
Brenda H. Dyal
Chuck and Peggy Eckel
Alberta Green
Brenda H. Dyal
Brenda H. Dyal
Brenda H. Dyal
Bernadine Goff Stanaland
Bernadine Goff Stanaland
Alberta Green
Glenda Hamby
Lola W. Gunter
Luz Praytor
Glenda Hamby
Pat Jones
Florence Jenness
Mr. & Mrs. Tommie Tuten
Christine Holmes and Family
Christine Holmes and Family
Brenda H. Dyal
Brenda H. Dyal
Brenda H. Dyal
Brenda H. Dyal
Brenda H. Dyal
Louise Robinson
Florence Jenness


In Memory or Honor of'
Janice N. Johnson
M.C. Joiner
James L. "Jim" Jones
Martin Kelley
Mason Kelley
Billie J. Land Knight
Lorraine Ladner
Capres Land
PO. Lockhart
Eddie Love
Allen Drew Malone
Linda Maultsby
Calvin McCall
Lorena McGill
Josephine McKuhen
Pat Mizell
Mom and Dad
Mary Mosier
Mary Mosier
Rick Mosier
Rick Mosier
Wallace Murphy
Maggie Odom
Robert Odom
Charles Pierce
Richard Pierce
Roney Pierce
Wayne Pierce
Adele Punda
John Punda
Toby "Nanny" Reichman
Hector Rojas
Jorge Rojas
Rosaria Schmidt
Elena Silva
Carolyn Sims
Carolyn "Sissy" Sims
Paul Sisk
Paul M. Sisk, Sr.
Annie St. John
Lawrence St. John
Amos Stanley
Mickey Thompson
Della Treadway
Jeanette S. Westberry
LeBron Williams
Tammy Wilson
Lloyd D. Woods


Donation made by
Brenda H. Dyal
Bill Brynes
Pat Jones
Quincy Kelly
Quincy Kelly
David and Elaine Williams
Winford and Caroline Harris
David Williams
Ned Brafford
David Williams
Kathryn Rizzo and Peter Malone
Glenda Hamby
David and Elaine Williams
Laurie Woods
Mr. & Mrs. James Milano
Matt and Bev Brown
Susan Polhemus
Karen Tidwell
Teresa Hyatt
Teresa Hyatt
Karen Tidwell
Peggy Sisk
Anna Odom
Anna Odom
Herminia Pierce
Herminia Pierce
Herminia Pierce
Herminia Pierce
Bill Brynes
Bill Brynes
Tedder Family
Luz Praytor
Luz Praytor
Linda S. Andrews
Luz Praytor
The Sims Family
Brenda H. Dyal
Peggy Sisk
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Florence Jenness
Florence Jenness
Joyce and Harry Gatlin
Chuck and Polly Kincald
Barbara Sumrall
Sharlyne Beach
Dauid Williams
Connie Ernst
Laurie Woods


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Tallahassee Symphony
Orchestra (TSO) celebrates
Valentine's Day in a concert
entitled "Timeless Love."
Miriam Bums, music director,
conducts this concert of
Tchaikovsky, McAlister and
Schumann to be performed
at Bradfordville First Baptist
Church at 8 p.m. Bring your
"sweetie" for a romantic
evening of beautiful music.
First on the program is the
classic tragedy of Shakespeare's
star-crossed lovers in
Tchaikovsky's "Romeo and
Juliet Overture Fantasy." This
tale has continued to inspire
artists since it was written
centuries ago, and Overture
Fantasy endures as the piece
of music which most magically
captures the moments of
despair and longing. Cymbal
crashes and dramatic key
changes represent scenes of


battle and confrontation, while
slower, quieter passages and the
famous "love theme" evoke the
yearning of the lovers.
Then the TSO warps forward
in time to love in the style of
the X Generation, with the "X
- Clarinet Concerto" composed
by Florida native Scott
McAllister.
McAllister's compositional
style utilizes dissonance and
embraces rhythm as equally
significant to melody, creating
a whole new style of clarinet
playing. "X" was immediately
successful and is performed
here by Frank Kowalsky,
principal clarinet of the TSO.
Kowalsky--Joseph A. White
professor of clarinet at Florida
State University--has performed
as principal clarinetist with
orchestras throughout the United
States, including the Naples
Philharmonic, Tallahassee
Symphony Orchestra and


ie's Day

Northwood Orchestra.
The concert ends with Robert
Schumann's penultimate
romantic "Symphony No. 2
in C Major." This, the longest
of Schumann's symphonies,
was completed in 1846--six
years after marrying Clara and
still in the idyllic stage of their
ultimately tragic marriage.
Four movements are alternately
vigorous and introspective, and
the sustained ending is marked
with ,a transcendent horn call--
to mark a close to the romantic
evening.
For more information, call
850-224- 0461 or visit www.
tallahasseesymphony.org:
Complete program notes by
Dr. Ruth Ruggles Akers can be
found on the website. Single
tickets may be purchased in
person at the Fine Arts Ticket
Office, on line through a link on
the TSO Web site or by calling
850-644-6500.


Storytelling planned at mission


The Friends of Mission San
Luis, Inc., invite the public
to a free, family-friendly
event celebrating traditional
and indigenous folk tales.
Storytelling Around a Council
Fire will be held Saturday, Feb.
7, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at
Mission San Luis.
The event will feature:
Juan Carlos Galeano,
Professor of Spanish at Florida
I State University, who will lead
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Tallahassee on Feb. 7-8


The "hard-hitting, non-stop
action" of the Professional Bull
Riders Built Ford Tough Series
(BFTS) debuts in Tallahassee
on Feb. 7-8.
The Troy Bilt Invitational,
presented by Cooper Tires, will
feature the world's top 40 bull
riders including the two time
World Champion Chris Shivers
(Jonesville, La.); current PBR
2008 World Champion bull
rider Guilherme Marchi (Leme,
SP, Brazil); "Iron Man" Luke
Snyder (Raymore, Mo.) who
has competed at a record 242
consecutive BFTS events; fan
favorite Cory McCoy (Tupelo.
Okla.); and Georgia cowboy and
PBR veteran Sean. Willingham
(Summerville, Ga.).


The cowboys and bulls will
face off at the Tallahassee-Leon
County Civic Center for two
performances on Saturday at
7:50 p.m. and Sunday at 2:00
p.m.
Tickets for the event range
from $10-$100 (standard


ticket fees may apply) and
can be purchased at the Civic
Center ticket office, at all
area Ticketmaster locations,
by calling 904-353-3309,
or by going online to www.
ticketmaster.com .
Fans can see all the action
on VERSUS on Saturday, Feb.
7 at 8 p.m. and Sunday Feb.
8 at 8 p.m. VERSUS airs all
PBR events each Saturday and
Sunday evening.
The PBR is the premier
bull riding organization in the
world, boasting contestants
from the United States, Mexico,
Australia, Brazil and Canada.
For more information on the
Tallahassee Invitational, visit
www.pbmow.com.


for public viewing.
Mission San Luis was the
western capital of Spanish
Florida from 1656 to 1704.
Today the mission brings the
17th century to life through
costumed interpreters,
reconstructed buildings,
exhibits and archaeological
demonstrations. The site is
located at 2021 Mission Road


in Tallahassee, Florida.
The site is open Tuesday
through Sunday from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m., and admission is free.
The Mission is managed by the
Florida Department of State's
Bureau of Archaeological
Research. For more information
on Mission San Luis, call
850.487.3711 or visit www.
missionsanluis.org.


Gator-Knap-In begins today


' the Amazon;
-hKate Taluga, professional at Stephen Forster State Park
storyteller and director of the
School of Arts and Sciences Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park, in collaboration
Extended Day program will with the Osceola National Forest, will host the 2nd annual Gator-
share traditional Creek stories Knap-In on today (Friday) through-Saturday.. .. -. .
from the Southe:st; The eent \\i I e an educational experience geare at ringngg
Juanita Raymond from together professional and vocational archaeologists arid those
the Tallahassee Astronomical interested in prehistoric technologies. Demonstrations and classes
Society will present "Star in flint knapping, ceramics, cordage and carving of stone, shell,
Stories;" and bone and wood will be held at state park.
Robin Tillery, whose Featured speakers will be Bob Berg, owner and craftsman of the
background is Cherokee and thunderbird atlatl, and James Dunbar, senior archaeologist with the
Scotch Irish, will perform Florida Division of Historical Resources.
Native American woodland A flint knapping competition for all skill levels will be held.
flute music. Vendors and exhibitors will also have displays and materials for
Families are encouraged :sale. There will be no buying or selling of authentic artifacts.
to bring their own chairs and For additional information, contact Mitzi Nelson at 386-397-
blankets for the event. Members 7005.
of the Astronomical Society The event will be free to park visitors, with paid park admission,
will be on hand with telescopes which is $4 per vehicle (up to 8 persons per vehicle).

CALENAR FVET


JAN. 22 FEB. 8


The Tallahassee Little Theatre
presents "The Boys Next Door," a
-. play written by Tom Griffin dealing
with four mentally disabled men
who live in a group home. Chuck
Olsen and Lanny Thomas direct
the production. Tickets are $17 for
adults and $14 for students and
seniors. For more information or
to purchase tickets, call 850-
* 224-8474 or visit online at www.
tallahasseelittletheatre.org.
FEB. 13-22


The School of Theatre at Florida
State and the Fallon Theatre
present "Hair," the original
American rock musical telling the
story of Claude, his best friend
Berger, their roommate Sheila,
and their band of hippies living


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15 and 22. Tickets are $20 for
adults, $18 for senior citizens and
$15 for students. (This production
contains adult situations and
nudity.) Tickets may be purchased
online at www.tickets.fsu.edu or
by phone at 850-644-6500.


FEB. 14
The Tallahassee Symphony
Orchestra presents "Timeless
Love" at Bradfordville Baptist
Church at 8 p.m. Romance is in
the air and the music as guests
hear the story of Romeo and
Juliet once more. Music will .
include Tchaikovsky's "Romeo


and Juliet Overture Fantasy"
along with works by Scott
McAllister and Robert Schumann.
General admission tickets are $35
or $25, and can be purchased
online at www.tickets.fsu.edu or
by phone at 850-644-6500.


FEB. 14
The Steinhatchee Chamber of
Commerce hosts the inaugural
Fiddler Crab Festival. Events will
include the Fiddler Crab Race,
an amateur photography contest,
arts and crafts, a "Community
Bizarre," live entertainment,
a parade, Kids Mini-Carnival
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B-4 Perry NeWs-Herald January 30-31, 2009


Bradshaw Blvd. off Puckett Rd. past
Carlton Bridge. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, January 29,. 30 and 31. 8
a.m. until. Scamper pop-up'camper,
lamps, chairs, dining table, table saw,
golf balls, desk, cat carrier, automatic
litter box and lots of miscellaneous.
1/23-1/30


Adorable Dachshund puppies -
wormed, shots, health certificate. 7.5
weeks. Males, longhair and short hair.
$275. 584-4455.
1/28-1/30 '

Male Shi-tzu puppy almost 12 weeks.


o cute w dU Iuzzy, great personaUIy.
Call 850-578-3849.
Inside and Treasures & More Glassware
Outside Shops New Hours: Sat-Sun 10-4 Antiques'
We buy...call us! Collectibles
Yard Sale ___a _______Toos_
Set-up M Tools
$8 & Up Hwy. 19 S. -838-1422' 584-7124 Mon-Th Furniture


Huge 3-Family Yard Sale Saturday 8
a.m. until. 1104 W. Willow St. Clothes
(men's, Women's and children's all
sizes.) household items, too much to
list. You name it we got it!
1/30

2-Family Yard Sale Saturday, 8 a.m. -
until, winter & summer clothes all sizes.
digital camera, dryer and baby items &
swing. 1st house on Cash Rd. across
from Sport Craft. No Early Birds!

Is your computer slow? Service &
Sales of new and used computers.
Service available in your home
business. 838-1683.
1/01 PC



Computer repair. New and. used
computers with your data transfer
included. Repairs available at your
home or business. 838-1683.
10/24PC

$150 2 pc. Queen Plushtop mattress
set. New in plastic w/ warranty. Can
deliver. 545-7112.
1/30GCN1

5 pc 100% LEATHER LIVING ROOM
SET. NEW, hardwood foundation w/
lifetime warranty, sacrifice $699.
(delivery avail.). 425-8374.
1/30GCN1

BeautiMf., pc.,Aueen Solid Wood
Bedroom Set w/dovetail drawers. Still
in boxes. $2400 value, must sacrifice
$999.222-7783. Can Deliver
1/30GCN1

$499 Complete Solid Wood Bedroom
Set. Brand new! Dovetail Drawers.
Must See. Can deliver. 545-7112.
1/30GCN1

Couch,, loveseat & chair. NEW. 100%
micro fiber, stain resistant, List $1999,
Let go for $699, delivery available. 222-
9879.
1/30GCN1

Simmons Beauty Rest mattress set -
BRAND NEW still in sealed plastic. Full
warranty. List $1599, will sacrifice
$499. Call 222-7783.
1/30GCNi

We Buy
Gold, Silver
Silver Coins
Old Paper Money
Don't sell your
Old Jewelry
at a yard sale!
Bring it to South House for
TOP DOLLAR!!




1 Ruby & Diamond Bridal Set-custom
made, very unique & Cocktail Ring.
Appraised by Mitch's. Never worn in
excellent condition. Serious Inquiries
Call for Details 838-7386 or 584-5414.
1/28-1/30

New 350 watt Mobility Electric 3 wheel
Scooters, $495. ATV's, Go Karts &
Motor Scooters. We repair most makes
and models. Perry Scooters. 1302 N.
Jefferson St. Phone 371-1432.
12/1-04/03

Hay 4 Sale Single Roll $38.00. 5 or
more rolls $35.00 Contact Iris at 584-
8885.
1/23-2/25

'For Sale two 31 "table lamps.Touch on,
teal and gold tone, white shade.
Originally $120 each, selling for $45.
each.. Like New. Call Pat Parker at 584-
5745.
1/2, ./30



FREE Puppies 7 Lab mix. 7 weeks old,
Call Niria at 838-5926.
1/28-1/30

Yorkie puppy small male. adorable.
Ready Jan. 30. $850 Call 584-9882.
1/21-1/28


Jack Russell Terrier Puppies
3 males 3 females. Some smooth
coated and some rough. $250. Call
Melissa 850-843-4979.
1/16-2/11

Blue and American pit bulldog. puppies
for sale. Mother is blue pit, father, is
American pit with blockhead. Both
dogs are on site. There are 7 puppies
born on' Dec. 6. All puppies have been
wormed and has had first set of shots.
Asking price is $250 will take deposits.
If interested call 223-3445 after 5 p.m.
1/21-2/6

If you're looking for a pet, be sure to
check the Taylor County Animal Shelter
at 838-3525
12/19tfHH



"Cody" missing from downtown. White
Samoyed, (looks like a wolf), no collar,
1 eye brown and 1 eye blue. Friendly.
Call 584-6880 with any information,
1/30-2/6

If you have lost your pet, check the
Taylor County Animal Shelter 838-
3525.
12/09tfHH


FOUND Hunter's
call 223-3863.


Backpack please


Need Cash?
Got Junk?
Got Junk Cars, Truck?
I buy Scrap Metals!!
850-838-JUNK (5865)
State Certified Scales
2/7tfRC

Wanted Old ATV's for, parts.
Reasonably priced. Will pick up. Perry
Scooters. 371-1432.
1/30-2/4



2009 Homes starting at $19,876.'See
sales consultant for details. These
prices will not last long. Only at
Ironwood Homes of Perry. 850-838.
9090.
1/231H

Super Savings going on now through
Jan. 31st. Homes are being sold right
now at unbelievable savings. Only at
Ironwood Homes of Perry. 850-838-
9090.
1/231H

For Sale 2 BR/1 BA mobile home
$4,000; 1 BR/1 BA Mobile Home
$2500. Must be moved. Can pass
inspections. 838-2755.
1/28tfDC

2008's Must Go! you will never see
pricing this low again.You must act now
to take advantage of these huge
savings. Only at Ironwood Homes of
Perry. 850-838-9090.
1/231H

Too many kids and not enough rooms?
We have 4 bedrooms starting @
$55,9951!! Call Prestige Home Centers
352-493-2492 or 1-800-477-2492.
12/12tfPH

Lots & Lots of Repos Call us 800-
477-2492.
12/12tfPH

Looking for your first home? With
payments starting at $150 and with
excellent financing opportunities, what
are you waiting for? Call Prestige
Home Centers 352-493-2492 or 1-800-
477-2492.
12/12tfPH
NO DOWN PAYMENT for land owners
(even if you still owe money on your
property!) Call Prestige Home Centers
352-493-2492 or 1-800-477-2492.
12/12tfPH

Trade-ins welcome, no down payment
for land owners! Call Prestige Home
Centers 352-493-2492 or 1-800-477-
2492.
12/12tfPH


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28x80 4 bd./2 bath. Close out model
$66,995. Call Prestige Home Centers
800-477-2492 or 352-493-2492
12/12tfPH



D.W. trailer on 4.5 acres, 3 bed/2 bath
in good 'condition. Ready to move in.
Yearly or 6 month lease. $800 month.
Call 305-986-5508. '
1/21-1/30

For Rent: 3 BD/2 BA, Large Yard,
Dining room and built in laundry room.
113 Crit Jones Drive, Perry. $600 per
month + 1st, last and $200 sec.
deposit. Call 321-455-6458,
1/30-2/6EW

2 bd/1 bath duplex. No pets, $500
month, 1st, last and security. 371-1568.
1/28-2/6

3 bed/2 bath M.H. No pets, 1st, last
and security $550 per month, 371-
1568.
1/28-2/6

2 BR/2 BA house for rent $700 month;
will consider weekly room rental. 1
BR/1 BA apartment for rent. $550
including utilities. Call 850-838-7989.
1/21-2/4

1 BR/1 BA fully furnished downstairs
apartment on gulf at Keaton Beach.
Includes all utilities and cable TV. 2-4
month lease. $695 mo. No pets, no
smoking: Adults only. 838-2755.
1/28tfnDC

Mobile Home on 1 acre for rent. Close
to Highway 19. $265 month deposit
required. 813-641-7554 or 941-447-
2428.
1/28-2/4

House for rent. 605 S. Schwartz St.
Brooklyn area. 3 bd/1 bath stove and
refrigerator. $600 a month + $500
deposit. Application, 1 year lease
required. HUD vouchers welcomed.
584-4133.
1/28-1/30

3 BR/ 1:5 bath $550 per month $600
sec. deposit. No smoking, no pets.
Application required and background
check. Call 584-6140.
1/28-2/6

Apartment for rent 1 bed/1 bath $425
per month, $425 deposit. Small house
for rent or sale 3 bedrooms 1 bath
$575 month plus $575 deposit. Call for
appointment. 371-1076.
1/28-1/30

For Rent 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath mobile
home just outside city limits. $425 per
month plus electric & water no pets.
$350 deposit. Please leave a message.
223-2532 or 223-2500.
1/30-2/4

1 BR/1 BA on marsh at Cedar Island.
$600 month. Call 578-2154.
1/23-1/24


For Rent 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath mobile
home just outside city limits. $425 per
month plus electric & water, no pets.
$350 deposit. Please leave a message.
223-2532
1/23-1/28

Small furnished 1 bedroom trailer,
satellite TV and utilities included. Only
pne adult. No children, no pets.
references needed $130 per week.
Plus $130 deposit. Call 584-2199.
1/23-2/6

1 & 2 bedroom apartments available.
Call 584-6666.
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SSmall ads...big deals!

FOR RENT FOR RENT


House for Rent 207 S. Hinley St. Perry,
FI 32348. 2 bedroom/1 bath, big back
yard. $595 rent plus $595 deposit. Call
Rick at (850)843-8524.
1/9tfLS

2 room furnished apartment. Satellite
TV & utilities included. 1 or 2 adults
only. No children, no pets. References
needed. $155 per week. Plus $155
deposit. Call 584-2199.
1/21-2/6

Steinhatchee Place Resort Furnished
1 and 2 bedroom Condos for Rent.
$550-$675. Included in price Water,
cable, internet and hot tub. in
Steinhatchee. Call 1-352-498-7740.
11/28tfSPR/SPD

Westgate Rooms available for rent.
refrigerator, microwave,TV w/cable,
AC/Heater. Everything included.
$155 weekly $40 daily, $495 per
month. RV sites $19 daily, $70
weekly. $250 monthly. Tax included.
1627 S. Byron Butler Pkwy. 850-843-
8810.
1/7tfLS

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. 850-843-8524.
1/7tfLS

Woodridge Apartments!!
3 BR HC and Non-HC accessible
apartments now available. Rental
assistance may be available to
qualified applicants. HUD vouchers
considered. Equal Housing
Opportunity. Office hours are 8:00 -
5:00 Mon. Thurs. Call 850-584-5668.
709 W. Church St. Perry, FL 32348.
TDD 711
1/7tfWA

Recently remodeled apartment for
rent. Fully furnished, nice location off of
Highway 19 South. Central Heat/Air.
Utilities and cable included. $650 per
month or $165 weekly. $100 security
deposit. (850)926-3613.
1/28-2/6
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3 bed/2 bath house
3 bed/1 bath house
2 bed/1 bath Apartment.
Credit check approval, call for
application. Call 584-4678.
1/7-1/30

All electric 2 BR/1 bath mobile home in-
sfntall park north of town. ,$350 mo.
$300 sec deposit. No pets. Must have
rental references. Call 838-2755.
10/29tfDC

Small ads make
BIG DEALS!!I
Place an ad in the
classified!
Call 584-5513
Deadlines are Monday by 5
p.m. for Wednesday's paper
and Wednesday by 5 p.m. for
Friday's paper.

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.
5/2tfnSV

5 bed/2 bath, 3,000 sq., ft. central
AC/Heat; in town, fully equipped
kitchen, fenced in back yard, garage,
carport. $1,000 mo. plus deposit. Call
662-279-3282.
1/14-1/16


Whispering Pines Mobile Home Park
now taking application for one 2 BR/1
Bath Mobile Home total electric central
H/air and one 3 BR/2 bath mobile
home total electric central H/air.
Application and reference required.

9/5tfRB



Land sale 10 acres in Steinhatchee.
Start at $49,000 with 5% down. $389
month. Great hunting and .fishing. 352-
542-7835 or 352-356-0805.
11/26-2/13

Land For Sale: 5 acres in Shady Grove
cleared, $31,000. Owner Financing
$1,000 Down. 850-838-6466.
1/28-1/30


5 acres Woods Creek Rd. next to 3
Rivers Hunting Club. 3 b/2 b MH. New
roof & laminate floors. Outside shed,
843-0841 or 584-7512.
1/28-2/20

For Sale or Rent 4 bedroom 2 bath
double wide, nice neighborhood, 2
large lots, 129 E. Dowling St. Call 371-
2424 or 838-3029.
1/28-1/30 ;'Si vtQse

2 story house for sale, 4 bedrooms, 1
office room, 2 bathrooms. Carport,
workshed. Corner lot, very nice yard.
Newly remodeled home located behind
Wacovia Bank. 409 West Bay St.
$87,500. See it to appreciate it. Cell
838-6077 or home 584-2270.
1/28tfJM

Motivated Seller: Located on Will Clark
Rd. 2 bed/1 bath block home situated
on 16 acres. House built in 1964,
Hardwood floors, living room w/brick
fireplace, fridge & new stove, new roof,
new paint job inside /outside, well
pump. Acreage has several pecan and
magnolia trees. Asking $150,000. For
further information call Dusty at 904-
260-3967.
1/28-2/20

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.
tfEF

HOUSES FOR SALE
*602 N. JEFFERSON ST.
5 BED/2 BATH = 2319 sq. ft.
*113 LEWIS DRIVE off hwy. 19.
3 BED/2 BATH = apx 2000 sq. ft 5
ACRES
NEWLY REMODELED INSIDE, NEW
CENTRAL, NEWER ROOF
*602 W. BACON ST.= 3 BED/1 BATH
1/3 city block, $22,000.
call 584-4678
1/7-1/30


2004 Black Honda Goldwing
Motorcycle, 5k miles, excellent
condition, CB radio, turn down pipes,
driver backrest, lighted spoiler, luggage
rack, two helmets with intercom
microphones and lots of chrome.
Asking $16,000. Call 850-223-1972 or
850-443-8915.
1/28-2/20
84' F-150, SWB, 4x4 Front and Rear
lockers and disc brakes, center force
clutch, warn hubs, AC, PS, warm
winch, 36 in. tires, reese hitch, tool box,
too much too list. 863-640-4068.
1/23-1/30

1976 Jeep CJ5 14-35 like new ground
hogs, chrome rims, needs brake work
and motor work. No title. $900 or trade.
843-0883.
1/23-1/28


Travel Trailer 21' Shasta '86'. A/C,
ceiling, roof & Awning replaced 2 years
ago because of hail storm. 2 doors,
exc. condition. $3500 make offer 584-
7003 or 838-5665.
1/23-2/4DG -



Taylor County Board of County
Commissioners
ROLL OFF SITE ATTENDANT
(Occasional call in) = $7.21 no
benefits.
Job descriptions and applications can
be obtained from
www.taylorcountygov.com or
Employment Connections Mobile Unit
located in the K-Mart Parking Lot on
Wednesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. 4
p.m. Taylor County Board of County
Commissioners is an EOE, VP, DT,
background check employer.
1/21tfBCC

Jefferson County Road Dept. is
accepting applications for a Shop
Foreman/ mechanic. Must have light
and heavy equipment experience, able
to work on gas and diesel equipment,
possess a high school diploma or
GED. Clean Florida drivers License
with class B or better. No felony
background. Pay range is $9.75 to
$15.42. Starting pay will be
commensurate with experience. Pick
up application at our office. Call for
information, 997-2036. Deadline for
applications is January 31, 2009.
1/21-1/30

Avon needs Reps in this area!! Start
the New Year right! Start your own
business. Only $10 start up kit, Earn
50%. Avon Buy or Sell. Call BJ Cannon
at 850-843-2605 or 850-584-6289.
1/30


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DRASTICALLY REDUCED $59,900
1960 Square Feet, 4 Bedroom 2 Baths
with Den and Fireplace,
plus 1.10 Acres with all improvements.
Located on Carey Stephens Road, Perry


Call for appointment
(850) 576-2106
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F ..essional Realty of Perry
850-584-5844
_Inda G. Roberts
Licensed Real Estate Broker
522 S. Jefferson St. Perry, Florida 32347
Member of Florida Association of Realtors
Serving Taylor county since 1986
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I am a CNA and I would love to take
care of your loved ones. I can provide
references. Call 850-672-2990 or 850-
223-1692.
1/28-1/30

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

CLEANING

UPHOLSTERY
& CARPET CLEANING
Dries in 3-4 hours (-

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584-CLEAN
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Pressure Washing
Single Wide $40
Double Wide $70
584-6925


TALL TIMBER TREE SERVICE
*Stump Grinding
*Tree Trimming
*Tree .Removal
*Debris Removal
*Pressure Washing
*Bush Hogging
*Lawncare
*Free Estimates* and
*Great Rates*
Call today!
850-838-5923 or 850-584-8191
Mark A: Moneyhan
Certified Quality Specialist
12/3-2/20

Concrete patios, walkways, side
walks, all types of repairs. Also we
have historical red brick for all the
above. Cell 838-6077 Home 584-2270.
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Water/Sewer. Hook-Ups Available
Complete Set-Up Service & Anchoring,
Dirt Pads & Tree Service
I[I.:] iyi10:8 ij l:
Tear Down & Removal, Releveling,
Installation of New Windows & Doors,
Roofs, Skirting & Vinyl Siding.
Ucensed, Insured & Bonded
Call Mark Moneyhan 584-6397
or Steve McKinney 838-0676

Experienced Computer Techs will
repair your computer in your home.

sales with your data transfer included.
Emergency response available. 838-
1683
10/24PC

Lisa's Affordable House
Cleaning Home or office, reliable and
dependable, 20% off 1st cleaning.
References upon request. Call.for free
estimates. 850-584-6209
1/14-2/6

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.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
CASE NO. 09-045-CP
In Re: Estate of
CHARLES HAROLD HILL, SR.,
Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR
DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE
ESTATE:
The administration of the Estate of
Charles Harold Hill, Sr., deceased, File
No. 09-045-CP,
by the Circuit Court for Taylor County,
Florida, Probate Division, the address
of which Is Post Office Drawer 620,
Perry, FL 32348. The names and
addresses of the personal
representative and the personal
representative's attorney are set forth
below.
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE
NOTIFIED THAT:
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or
demands against
Decedent's estate on whom a copy
of this notice Is served must file their
claims with this Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR
THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM (Sections 733.702 and
733.710 of the Florida Statutes).
All other creditors of the decedent
and persons having claims or
demands against the
estate of the decedent must file their
claims with this Court WITHIN THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
Oscar M. Howard, III
Florida Bar No, 013551
P.O. Box 22
Perry, Florida 32348 '
(850) 584-4980
Charles Harold Hill, Jr.
Personal Representative
108 Bishop Blvd.
Perry, Florida 32348
1/30
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO: 08-907-DR
IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF LISA
DOCKERY, Petitioner/wife,
and
GERARD DOCKERY,
Respondent/husband.
NOTICE OF SUIT
TO: Gerard Dockery
2255 East Lakeshore Lane
Clearwater, FL 33761
You are hereby notified that, a
Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
has been filed against you and you,
are required to serve a copy of your,
answer or other pleadings to the
Petitioner's attorney, Conrad C.
Bishop, Jr., Post Office Box 167, Perry,
Florida 32348, and file the original
answer or pleading In the office of
the Clerk of the above-named Court
on or before the 13th day of March,
2009.
If you fall to do so, judgment by
default will be taken against you for
the relief demanded In the petition.
Witness my hand and official seal this
13th day of January, 2009.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By: Marti Lee
Deputy Clerk .cr I-8S\
1/21, 1/30, 2/4, 2/11
NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM
METHOD OF COLLECTING NON-AD
VALOREM ASSESSMENTS
PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE
197.3632(3)(a) NOTICE Is hereby
given that the Board, of County
Commissioners of Taylor County,
Florida will hold a public hearing or.
the passage of the proposed
Resolution to establish, Impose and
Assess and Levy non-ad valorem
assessment for the repairs and
maintenance of the road right-of-
ways, storm water maintenance
facilities and street lights, In Cedar
Island, East Subdivision in Taylor
County. The public hearing shall bb
held at the Board of County
Commissioners Meeting Room at
Taylor County Administrative
Complex, located at 201 E. Green
Street, Perry, Florida 32347, on
February 17, 2009 at 6:10 p.m. or as
soon there after as possible. The title
proposed resolution Is:
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF TAYLOR
COUNTY TO' ESTABLISH, IMPOSE,
ASSESS AND LEVY NON-AD VALOREM
ASSESSMENTS FOR CEDAR ISLAND
EAST SUBDIVISION, FOR THE
CALENDAR YEAR COMMENCING
JANUARY 1, 2009, AND ANNUALLY
THEREAFTER ON REAL PROPERTY
LOCATED IN CEDAR ISLAND EAST
SUBDIVISION, TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA; STATING THE NEED FOR THE
LEVY OF SUCH ASSESSMENTS; STATING
THE INTENT OF THE COUNTY TO USE
THE UNIFORM METHOD FOR LEVY
COLLECTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF
NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENT ON
AN ANNUAL BASIS; DESCRIBING THE
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BOUNDARIES OF THE REAL PROPERTY
SUBJECT TO LEVY OF EACH
ASSESSMENT; AUTHORIZING WRITTEN
AGREEMENTS NECESSARY BETWEEN
THE COUNTY AND THE PROPERTY
APPRAISER, THE TAX COLLECTOR,
RESPECTFULLY; PROVIDING FOR
COPIES OF THIS RESOLUTION TO BE
MAILED TO THE PROPERTY APPRAISER,
TAX COLLECTOR, AND THE
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE OF THE
STATE OF FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE. TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 17, 2009.
In the event any person decides to
appeal any decision by the County
with respect to any matter relating to
the consideration of the resolution at
the above-referenced public
hearing, a record of the proceeding
may be needed and In such an
event, such person may need to
ensure that a verbatim record of the
public hearing Is made, which record
Includes the testimony and evidence
on which the appeal Is to be based.
In accordance with the Americans
with Disabilities Act, persons needing
a special accommodation or an
Interpreter to participate In this
proceeding should contact the
Office of the County Administrator at
(850) 838-3500, seven (7) days before
the date of the hearing.
1/14, 1/21, 1/28, 2/4
NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM
METHOD OF COLLECTING NON-AD
VALOREM ASSESSMENTS
PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE
197.3632(3)(a) NOTICE Is hereby
given that the Board of County
Commissioners of Taylor County,
Florida will hold a public hearing on
the passage of the proposed,
Resolution to establish, Impose and
Assess and Levy non.oa volorem
assessment for the -repairs, and
maintenance of the ioad ight-of.
ways, storm water moraiinar.nce
facilities and street lights, In Scallop
Bay Subdivision In Taylor County. The
public hearing shall be held at the
Board of County Commissioners.
Meeting Room at Taylor County
Administrative Complex; located at
201 E. Green Street, Perry, Florida
32347, on February 17, 2009 at 6:20
p.m. or as soon there after as
possible. The title proposed resolution
is:
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF TAYLOR
COUNTY TO ESTABLISH, IMPOSE,
ASSESS AND LEVY NON-AD VALOREM
ASSESSMENTS FOR SCALLOP BAY
SUBDIVISION, FOR THE CALENDAR
YEAR COMMENCING JANUARY. 1,
2009, AND ANNUALLY THEREAFTER ON
REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN SCALLOP
BAY SUBDIVISION, TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA; STATING THE NEED FOR THE
LEVY OF SUCH ASSESSMENTS; STATING
THE INTENT OF THE COUNTY TO USE
THE UNIFORM METHOD FOR LEVY,
COLLECTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF
NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENT O.N
AN ANNUAL BASIS; DESCRIBING THE
BOUNDARIES OF THE REAL PROPERTY
SUBJECT TO LEVY OF EACH
ASSESSMENT; AUTHORIZING WRITTEN
AGREEMENTS NECESSARY BETWEEN
THE COUNTY AND THE PROPERTY
APPRAISER, THE TAX COLLECTOR,
RESPECTFULLY; PROVIDING FOR
COPIES OF THIS RESOLUTION TO BE
MAILED TO THE PROPERTY APPRAISER,
TAX COLLECTOR; AND THE
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE OF THE
STATE OF FLORIpA; PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE. TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 17, 2009.
In the event any person decides to
appeal any decision by the County
with respect to any matter relating to
the consideration of the resolution at
the above-referenced public
hearing, a record of the proceeding
may be needed and In such an
event, such -person may need to
ensure that a verbatim record of the
public hearing Is made, which record,
Includes the testimony and evidence
on which the appeal Is to be based.
In accordance with the Americans'
with Disabilities Act, persons needing
a ,special accommodation or,'qn'
Interpreter to arric.pole ,in this,
proceeding should contact the'
Office of the Cdunty Administrator at,
(850) 838-3500, seven (7) days before
the date of the hearing.
1/14, 1/21, 1/28, 2/4
NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM
METHOD OF COLLECTING NON-AD
VALOREM ASSESSMENTS
PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE
197.3632(3)(a) NOTICE Is hereby
given that the Board of County
Commissioners of Taylor County,
Florida will hold a public hearing on
the passage of the proposed
Resolution to establish, Impose and
Assess and Levy non-ad valorem
assessment for the repairs and
maintenance of the road right-of-
ways, storm water maintenance
facilities and street lights, In Gulf,
Coast Estates Subdivision In Taylor
' County. The public hearing shall be.
held at the Board of County
Commissioners Meeting Room at
Taylor County Administrative
Complex, located at 201 E. Green
Street, Perry, Florida 32347, on
February 17, 2009 at 6:15.p.m. or as
soon there after as possible; The title
proposed resolution Is:
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF


COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF TAYLOR
COUNTY TO ESTABLISH, IMPOSE,
ASSESS AND LEVY NON-AD VALOREM
ASSESSMENTS FOR GULF COAST
ESTATES SUBDIVISION, FOR THE
CALENDAR YEAR COMMENCING
JANUARY 1, 2009, AND ANNUALLY
THEREAFTER ON REAL PROPERTY
LOCATED IN GULF COAST ESTATES
SUBDIVISION, TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA; STATING THE NEED FOR THE
LEVY OF SUCH ASSESSMENTS; STATING
THE INTENT OF THE COUNTY TO USE
THE UNIFORM METHOD FOR LEVY
COLLECTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF
NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENT ON
AN ANNUAL BASIS; DESCRIBING THE
BOUNDARIES OF THE REAL PROPERTY
SUBJECT TO .LEVY OF EACH
ASSESSMENT; AUTHORIZING WRITTEN
AGREEMENTS NECESSARY BETWEEN
THE COUNTY AND THE PROPERTY
APPRAISER, THE TAX COLLECTOR,
RESPECTFULLY; PROVIDING FOR
COPIES OF THIS RESOLUTION TO BE
MAILED TO THE PROPERTY APPRAISER,
TAX COLLECTOR, AND THE
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE OF THE
STATE OF FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE. TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 17, 2009.
In the event any person decides to
appeal any decision by the County
with respect to any matter relating to
the consideration of the resolution at
the above-referenced public
hearing, a record of the proceeding
may be needed and in such an
event, such person may need to
ensure that a verbatim record of the
public hearing Is made, which record
Includes the testimony and evidence
on which the appeal is to be based.
In accordance with the Americans
with Disabilities Act, persons needing
a special accommodation or an
interpreter to participate in this
proceeding should contact the
Office of the County Administrator at
(860) 838-3500, seven (7) days before
the date of the hearing.
1/14, 1/21, 1/28, 2/4
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given pursuant to
Section 2.13 of the City Charter of the
City-of Perry, Florida, that Ordinance
No. 867 was ADOPTED by the City
Council on January 27, 2009.
ORDINANCE NO. 867
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
PERRY, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE CITY
OF PERRY MUNICIPAL
FIREFIGHTERS' RETIREMENT TRUST
FUND, ADOPTED PURSUANT TO
ORDINANCE NO. 769, AS
SUBSEQUENTLY AMENDED,
AMENDING SECTION 6, BENEFIT
AMOUNTS AND ELIGIBILITY;
PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION;
PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY OF
PROVISIONS; REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH
AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
1/30
STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PUBLIC
NOTICE OF INTENT TO ISSUE


CONSTRUCTION PERMIT
The Department of Environmental
Protection gives notice of its Intent to
Issue a permit to Buckeye Florida,
Limited Partnership, which has a
mailing address of One Buckeye
Drive, Perry, Florida 32348. This project
is revise air construction permit
No.1230001-025-AC to 1) allow the
burning of tall oil as a fuel or any
mixture of tall oil with any other
authorized fuel, and 2) allow the
burning of tall oil that Is generated
offsite for the existing Nos. 1 & 2
Power Boilers, Nos. 1 & 2 Bark Boilers,
Nos. 2, 3, & 4 Recovery Boilers, and
the No.4 Lime Kiln. The Department
has assigned file number 1230001-
027-AC to this project. The facility is
located at US 19, south of SR 30,
southeast of Perry, Taylor County,
Florida, The Department will accept
written comments concerning the
proposed permit Issuance action for
a period of 14 (fourteen) days from
the date of publication of "PUBLIC
NOTICE OF INTENT TO ISSUE
CONSTRUCTION PERMIT." Written
comments must be post-marked and
all facsimile comments must be
received by the close of business
(5:00 pm), on or before the end of this
14-day period, by the Permitting
Authority at the Florida Department
of Environmental Protection,
Northeast District, 7825 Baymeadows
Way, Suite B-200, Jacksonville, Florida
32256-7590 or facsimile (904) 448-
4363. Any written comments filed
shall be made available for public
Inspection. If written comments
received result In a significant
change In the proposed agency
action, the Department shall revise
the proposed permit and require, If
applicable, another Public Notice. A
person whose substantial interests are
affected by the proposed permitting
decision may petition for an
administrative proceeding (hearing)
under Sections 120.569 and 120.57, FS
The petition must contain the
Information set forth below and must
be filed (received) In the Office of
General Counsel of the Department
at 3900 Commonwealth Boulevard,
Mail Station 35, Tallahassee, Florida,
32399-3000. Petitions filed by the
permit applicant or any of the parties
listed below must be filed within
fourteen days of receipt of this notice
of intent. Petitions filed by any
persons other than those entitled to
written notice under Section
120.60(3), FS, must be filed within
fourteen days of publication of the
public notice or within fourteen days
of receipt of this notice of Intent,
whichever occurs first. Under Section
120.60(3), F.5., however, any person
who asked the Department for
notice of agency action may file a
petition within ,fourteen days of
receipt of that notice, regardless of
the date of publication. A petitioner
shall mail a c6py of the petition to the
applicant at the address indicated
above at the time of filing. The failure
of any person to file a petition within


the. appropriate time perod shall
constitute a waiver of that person's
right to request an administrative
determination (hearing) under
Sections 120.569 and 120.57, FS, or to
Intervene in this proceeding and
participate as a party to It. Any
subsequent Intervention will be only
at the approval of the presiding
officer upon the filing of a motion In
compliance with Rule 28-106.205 of
the Florida Administrative Code
(F.A.C.). A petition that disputes the
material facts on which the
Department's action Is based must
contain the following Information:
(a) The name and address of each
agency affected and each agency's
file or identification number. If known;
(b) The name, address, and
telephone number of the petitioner,
the name, address, and telephone
number of the petitioner's
representative, If any, whidh shall be
the address for service purposes
during the course of the proceeding;
and an explanation. of how the
petitioner's substantial Interests will be
affected by the agency
determination; (c) A statement of
how and when petitioner received
notice of the agency action or
proposed action; (d) A statement of,
all disputed Issues of material fact. Ifr
there are none, the petition must so
Indicate;
(e) A concise statement of the
ultimate facts alleged, including the
specific facts the petitioner contends
warrant reversal or modification of
the agency's proposed action: (f) A
statement of the specific rules or
statutes the petitioner contends
require reversal or modification of the
agency's proposed action; and (g) A
statement of the relief sought by the
petitioner, stating precisely the action
petitioner wishes the agency to take
with respect to the agency's
proposed action.
A petition that does not dispute the,
material facts upon which the
Department's action Is based shall
state that no such facts are In dispute
and otherwise shall contain the same
information as set forth above, as
required by Rule 28-106.301, F.A.C.
Because the administrative hearing
process is designed to formulate final
agency action, the filing of a petition
means that the Department's final
action may be different from the
position taken by It' In this notice.
Persons whose substantial interests
will be affected by any such final,'
decision of the Department on the;
application have the right to petition !
to become a party to' the;
proceeding, in accordance with the
requirements set forth above. The
application Is available for public
inspection during normal business
hours, 8:00-a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday
through Friday, except legal holidays,
at the Department of Environmental
Protection, Northeast District Office,
7825 Baymeadows Way, Suite B200,
Jacksonville, Florida 32256-7590.
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