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S' Semi Truck Breaks Power. Poles And Causes
mi ,-t .Grass Fire At Donnie Community Center


The placing of a wreath at the memorial of Sgt Ricky Lord. Standing at left is Ted Henley,
Commissioner Tommin Langford, Admiral David L. Phihnan, Cub Scout Cameron Kirk,
Mayor Pete Randolph, fudge Ed Philmnan, Harold A likell, Karen Latham and Cody
Latham. Standing with the Riderless Horse is Bruce Bardson and James A IcCook. Photo
by Anna WiWd.

Admiral David L. Philman

Addresses Large Crowd Attending

Gilchrist Memorial Day Program


By John M. Ayers
A Gilchrist County resident
called the Gilchrist County
Sheriff's Office on Thursday,
Ma. 25. to report that a grass
fire and power outage had oc-
curred after a semi truck broke
off t\%o po>%er poles at the inter-
section of CR 334 and 334A in
Southwest Gilchrist County.
A semi truck trailing on
CR 334A %as attempting to go
across the parking area in front
of the Donnie CommunitN Cen-
ter %%hen the truck broke a util-
it% %%ire from the utility pole.
The pull of the truck on the se-
ries of wires and poles broke
tMo of the poles and caused
po%%er lines to break and come
into contact with the dry grassN
area along the right-of-"aN.
The Gilchrist County Sher-
iff's Emergency 911 dispatched
Fanning Springs Fire Depart-
ment to the scene to fight the
series of grass fires. The Florida
Division of Forestry .was also
contacted to assist in controlling
the \%ild fires.
Fanning Springs Fire Rescue
was able to arrive on scene
within minutes and, begin to
.-,i.rol the 'ra.ss fn,
Central Florida Electric Co-


The semi truck that is pictured in the background was attempting to turn across in front
of Donnie I'oting Precinct Thursday when he struck a Central Florida Electric power line
entering the community center. The impact broke two electrical poles sending hot wires to
the ground causing grass fires in several places. Photo by Lloyd Sanders.


operative was contacted and
advised that a hot wire was on
the roadway and a grass fire
had ignited.
Flo ,da Highway Patrol waa<
called to the scene to investigate


the accident. A news release
from FHP was unavailable
-when contacted on Tuesday.
Central Florida Electric dis-
patched se% eral service teams to
the scene to repair the broken


poles. Residents in the area
were %without electric service for
an estimated four hours.
FHP is conducting an in es-
tigation in'ol ing this accident


By Anna Wild
On Monday, May 29, 2006
many of the citizens of Gilchrist
County and neighboring
communities came to the ,
Gilchrist County Court House
in Trenton to honor those who,
we have lost over the years in
the name of Freedom. Dan
Taylor welcomed the crowd and
expressed his appreciation to
those who came out on a hot
day to pay tribute to some very
important individuals to our
country. Mr. Taylor presented a,
plaque to Harold Mikell, a
member of the Gilchrist County
Historical Society, and WWII
veteran, for his work with the
historical society and his
assistance in bringing today's
events together. Tommy
Langford, Gilchrist County
Commissioner, presented Dan
Taylor with a check for $250
for the historical society from
the Gilchrist County Republican
Party.
Major Stroupe addressed 'the
crowd and explained some of
the history behind today's
meaning. Memorial Day was
originally called Decoration
Day in remembrance for those
who have died in our nation's
service. Memorial Day was
officially proclaimed on May 5,
1868 by General John Logan,


A Large Crowd
Attends Bell High
School Graduation
The Graduating Class of
2006 from Bell High School
was anxious to take the field.
and begin their new lives.' Mr.
Buddy Schofield thanked the
seniors for being perhaps the
class that created the least
amount of work for him.
Graduating Senior Timmy
Trail performed the song
"Where Eagles Dare to Fly"
which he and Senior Anne
Landrum had written; the song
and its performance were abso-
lutely wonderful.
Salutatorian, Amanda
Nobs, encouraged her class-
mates to see the great country
we live in and remember they
can make a difference in their
world by doing something as
simple as voting.
The class Valedictorian,
Nicholas Kortessis, thanked
his teachers for their dedica-
tion over the years. And he
(Continued to Page Two)


Little King and Queen Contest
is at 3:00 p.m. at the Tommy
Usher Center. The queen con-
test begins at 7:00 p.m. and will
end around 9:00 p.m. The queen
contest will also be held at the
Tommy Usher Center.
The Chiefland Watermelon
Festival began in 1954 as a
celebration to finishing their
new streets and sidewalks. The
Chiefland Civic Club decided
that this could be celebrated by
a festival., This was around the
time that watermelon season
was coming to a close, so local


Admiral David L. Philman, right is pinning two medals
on Gary J. Hale of Newberry, Florida. Mr. Hale served in
the U.S. Army in South Vietnam from August 1970 to
August 1971. Photo by Anna Wild.


National Commander of the
Grand Army of the Republic,
and was first observed on May
30, 1868 with flowers being
placed on the graves of both
Confederate and Union soldiers
at Arlington National Cemetery.
Now it is observed the last


Monday of May by .almost
every state.
The guest speaker for the
Memorial Day Celebration is
very special to Gilchrist County.
He is Admiral David L Philman
(Continued to Page Ten)


THS Class of 2006 Valedictorian Morgan Martin is
shown with one of her teachers, Mrs. Lucy Lacy. Mrs..
Lacy delivered a special graduation present to Morgan
from her mother, Louise Coleman. Mrs. Coleman passed
away at 95 last year. She had a special relationship with
this young lady and wanted to give her a special present.
Photo by Anna Wild.

THS Class of 2006

Begins Their


Journey In Life


BHS Class of 2006 senior Wynn Smith is pictured with
her brother Tyler Smith. Tyler was a special guest of the
graduation ceremonies as he was allowed to come home
from Iraq to be with his family during graduation. Tyler
has been stationed in Iraq for 7 months and will return to
his duty station to complete his tour of service. Sgt Smith
is with the U.S. Army and works with a convoy security
team. Photo by Anna Wild.


By Anna Wild
The Trenton High School
Graduation was wonderful, the
evening was pleasant and clear
and the ceremony was very
touching.
Bethany Lunsford performed
our National Anthem and her
magnificent voice gave great
honor to the song. THS Princi-
pal, Mrs. Lynette Langford,
always remembers every stu-
dent on graduation day and
mentioned everyone in a special
way in her final words to them.
Salutatorian, Shelly Law,
had a touching speech to deliver
to her peers. She encouraged
each to remember this night and
everything they went through to
get there. These things will
help them in what comes in the
future. She knows her class will
do great things in their future.
The Valedictorian, Morgan
Martin, spoke of one journey
ending and another journey just
beginning for herself and her
classmates. She expressed
hopes that her peers will go


through this new open door with
determination, and individual-
ity.
' There were cartwheels and
back-flips from a couple of
graduates as Teacher of the
Year Drew Stone read the
names of the graduates to re-
ceive their diplomas. Congratu-
lations Trenton High School
Class of 2006!


Watermelon Time
in Chiefland-Annual
Festival this
Saturday, June 3rd
The annual Chiefland wa-
termelon Festival big melon
weigh-in begins Saturday, June
3rd at the city park located
next to highway 19 in South
Chiefland. The weigh-in will
be held between 6:30 and
10:30 a.m. The park opens at
9:00 a.m. The parade begins at
10:00 a.m. on highway 19. The
watermelon auction will be held
at 11:30 a.m. in the park. The


farmers decided to pitch in and
donate some of their last water-
melons to the celebration.
Today, farmers continue to
donate watermelons, which are
served ice cold and delicious for
all visitors to enjoy.
Over time. the festival has
grown and now showcases arts
and crafts exhibits from around
Florida and neighboring states.
There are plenty of activities for
kids to participate in, including
a watermelon seed-spitting con-
(Continued to Page Two)


Gilchrist County, Florida
2006 Announced Candidates
County Commissioner District 2
Mitchell Gentry, 4959 SW 80th Ave., Bell, FL 32619
352-463-7080 (D)
D. Ray Harrison, Jr., 4599 SW 90th Court, Bell, FL 32619
352-463-2147 (D)
Terry D. Parrish, P. 0. Box 82, Trenton, FL 32693
352-463-2248 (D)
County Commissioner District 4
Tommy Langford, 6650 NE 55th St., High Springs, FL 32643
386-454-3022 (R)
John Rance Thomas, 2000 NW 80th St., Bell, FL 32619
386-935-0937 (D)
School Board District 1 (Nonpartisan)
Delight H. Curtis 7339 SE 69th Lane, Trenton, FL 32693
352-472-6012
Cloud E. Haley 621 NE 2nd Street, Trenton FL 32693
352-463-2917
Lucy Swilley 10360 SE 15th Avenue, Trenton FL 32693
352-463-7716
School Board District 3 (Nonpartisan)
John D. Frazier 3539 SW 47th Ct., Bell, FL 32619
352-463-2652
Lacy.A. Redd 9050 SW CR 344, Bell, FL 32619
352-463-6266
School Board District 5 (Nonpartisan)
Michelle Carter P.O. Box 1463, Trenton FL 32693
352-463-2950
Ann Marie (Anni) Egan 4829 SE 25th Lane, Trenton, FL 32693
352-472-4986
Supervisor of Elections
Karen Fults P.O. Box 256, Bell, FL 32619
352-463-7014 (R)
Leigh Hartzog P.O. Box 1450, Trenton, FL 32693
352-463-0333 (D)
Bill Martin 7699 SW CR-334-A, Trenton FL 32693
352-463-7439 (D)
Connie Douglas Sanchez 7246 Cardinal Tr., Fanning Springs, Fl 32693
352-463-3044 (R)
County Court Judge Group 1 (Nonpartisan)
David Miller (Duke) Lang P.O. Box 51, Trenton, FL 32693
352-463-7800.
Edward (Ed) Philman 5880 NW 57th Ct., Bell, FL 32619
386-935-2333
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THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2006


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Comments
By: John'M. Ayers
Memorial Day
The Gilchrist 'Count-
Historical Society held the
seventh straight Memorial Day
program -on the south lawn of
the Gilchrist County. Court
House on Monday. :
SThis -program was most,
admirable as many family.
members and friends of United
States service men and women
attended the program to honor
service personnel that has and is,
serving their county.
The Gilchrist County
Historical Society ,under' the,
direction of President J, M.
Murphy Everett, 'Dan Taylor,
Major Stroupe and se% eral other
directors did a fine job.
producing this memorial


program.
It '%as good to see some of
the patriotic leaders and
members of the community of,
that generation that lived
through WWII that worked
together to pull the United,
States through the great
depression.
-I still see Gilchrist Count- as
a small, rural community) that
has a lot of family oriented
people.These people put a lot
of emphasis on the family and
'they remember those tough
limes and are closer to members
of their family that joined the
armed forces or were drafted to
be sent over seas to be invol ed
in the war. It is these kind of
people that still come out to
these t)pe of patriotic programs
to honor the sen ice people that
hale given the ultimate price.
I %as proud to have the
opportunity) to attend this


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By Cindy Jo A)

When one tasted watermelon
he know what the angels eat.
Mark Twain

Next Saturday is the annual
Chiefland Watermelon Festival.
Fact is, around Trenton this
time of year you can't miss that
it is melon harvesting time.
Semi after semi of melons are
leaving the Suwannee Valley
daily and even nightly. Friday
night John and I drove out to the
Farmers* Market and Billy
Smith's watermelon shed and
the activity was fast and furious.
After., talking to a melon
grower last week I understood
how our strange spring weather
has. affected this year's crop.
Speaking of weird' weather,
Sunday afternoon we had a
crazy storm, which not -only
brought about to inches of rain
but also buckets of marble and
larger size hail to our yard. I
sure hope no, melon. patches,
were. in the path of that storm.
Speaking of %%atermelon I just
lo\e it, don't \ou? NI\ children
and John are big fans of ic\ cold
fruit salad. I, make this several
times a -year. I hae a
Watermelon baler thai makes
quick work of watermelons and
cantaloupes alike. The "ka\ %\e
'make fruit salad is to ball-up a
couple of watermelons. t1o
cantaloupes and one honede\\
melon. To all this melon add
blueberries, strawberries and
sometimes kin i.
On special occasions like the
4th of Jul% \%e usuallI sern e it in
a hollo%%ed-out melon. Through
the \ears the Southern Sisters
have served this mixed melon
fruit salad at several weddings,
The trick to making it ahead of
time is to store each t pe melon
or fruit in a separate zipper top
bag. When you are ready to mix
it all up. dip out the melon from
the bag leaving all the extra'
juice in the bottom of the bag.
'By keeping all the- ingredients in
separate bags it keeps the flat or
of the fruit fresher. If you mix it
all up the day before not only
will you have way -too much
juice in the salad but all the
individual flavors just 'blend
together, If you. add fresh
peaches wait till the last minutes
to peel and cut them up so they
don't turn brown.

The following fruit dip is realI
quick and easy to make. It looks
pretty served in a hollowed-out
cantaloupe shell. The can-'
taloupe can be 'cut in a zigzag
pattern or the edges can be,
scalloped.


1 8-ounce package cream


program and honor the veterans
that have severed in our
countries armed forces. This"
program was very rewarding.


For A Different Gospel
(Kent Heaton)


The good news of salvation is found in the
message of the gospel of Jesus Christ. The gospel is
referred to on many occasions throughout the .New
Testament. "Jesus went about in all Galilee, teaching
in their synagogues, and preaching the gospel of the
kingdom, and healing all manner of disease and all
manner of sickness among the people" (Matthew
4:23). Mark begins his book with "The beginning of
the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God" (Mark
1:1). The early disciples went throughout the land
"preaching the gospel" (Acts 8:25).
Paul defined the gospel in Romans 1:16 as the
"power of God unto salvation to every one that
believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek." The
gospel will judge all men in the last day (Romans
2:16). Men will be punished for not obeying the
"gospel of our Lord Jesus" (2 Thessalonians
1:8).The gospel is the good news of Jesus Christ and
through the message of the gospel men obey the will
of the Father.
Religious men proclaim the gospel in their own
terms today. The gospel of Jesus Christ is the word of
Christ found in the Bible. Examining the gospel
preached by man today finds lacking the words from
the word of God. This-is not a new problem as Paul
addressed the same dilemma in Galatians 1. "I am
amazed that you are so, quickly deserting Him 'who
called you by the grace of Christ, for a different
gospel; which is really not another; only there are
some who are disturbing you and want to distort the
gospel of Christ" (Galatians 1:6-7.
Paul warns the churches of Galatia of the reality
of a "different gospel. Many had turned aside to this
different message of salvation and followed a


perverted, troubling and distorted gospel. Men today
preach a perverted gospel when they preach matters
that cannot be found in scripture. The religious world
is troubled by a message that is not sanctioned from
God. A distorted view of God and His plan of
salvation is accepted by the masses as the will of
God. .
How can we tell if the gospel has been tainted?
If the Bible is the divine word of God; received by
men and delivered to other men through inspiration;
preserved by God's power through the centuries and
received by men today; how can we teach anything
not found in scripture? The Bible is the divine word
(2 Timothy 3:16,17); men received the message and
delivered it to others (Ephesians 3:3,4) and.has been
kept through the centuries by God's power for all
men today. Yet, most of the religious world follows a
gospel that .is a different gospel, for what they
practice is nowhere to be found within the pages'of
God's word.
Peter proclaimed:. "Whoever speaks, is to do so as
one who is speaking the utterances of God" (1 Peter
4:11). How simple to find everything that we
practice, believe and teach in the Bible. Legions are
the things that churches practice and believe -today
that can never be found in the Bible. Yet they
continue to preach a gospel that is different than what
the Bible says. Examine the church you are a part of
and make certain that everything everything that is
taught is found in the word of God. The name of the
church, the organization, the pattern of benevolence,
the plan of salvation, etc. must be found in God's
word. If it is not found in the word of God reject it
and challenge your church leaders.


Trenton Church of Christ
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cheese
1 7-ounce jar of marshmallow
cream
2 teaspoons lemon juice
1 teaspoon lemon zest
Mix all together and chill. This
can be made the day before you
are going to serve it. If you are
not a big fan of lemon just leave
out the juice and zest. I have
also added about a half of a can
of drained crushed pineapple.
The pineapple not only changes
the flavor a little but it gives the
dip a little texture.


,Yi


By Lauren Rudd


Hopefully you used; Memorial
Day, weekend as a .time when
you made a special effort to
remember and honor thosewho:
ha'e given their all in an effort
to secure and maintain our free-
dom, whether military or civil-
ian. In response to the weekendd .
I believe some words I have used
in the past are %worth repeating.
In particular, it is regretful
that the devastating impacts of
armed conflicts have a way of
fading from memory If nothing
else, the continual bloodshed
,in Afghanistan and Iraq should
remind all of us that we have, a
Memorial Day holiday for rea-
sonsbother than just setting up"
the barbecue grill.4
Moreo er, ftr thqse of us
who saw Vietnam regurgitate
the remains of our friends and
classmates, the' day holds par
ticular significance. Now I am
sure you are asking yourself
how those comments, relate to
investing on WVall Street. They
do not...except to point out that
we must occasionally turn our
focus away from what we can
get and instead concentrate on
.what we can give back.
Traditionally, this is also the
time of the year %%hen I discuss
the subject of when and what
to sell. Given that we just con-
cluded Memorial Day weekend,
I "Xould suggest .ou contemplate
the words penned over a centurN
ago by Catherine Lee Bates in
the song, "America the Beauti-
ful." She %wrote. "Confirm thy
.soul in self control
Forecasted market trends are
not a reason to sell. At the same
time,' never letothers, especially
those who stand to make a com-
mission, make the decision for
you. It is nearly impossible to
go wrong implementing a buy
and hold strategy. In the trade,
this 'goes by the name of a "low
turnover" portfolio and .it is the
antithesis of the brokerage in-
dustry.
Unrealized profits are never
a reason to sell. Remember
that a portion of any unrealized
profit belongs to Uncle Sam. As
long as you do not sell, you can
continue to use his money to en-
hance your gains...interest free.
Does this mean you never sell
a stock? No, of course not, espe-
cially if a company is suffering
from deteriorating management,
inadequate cost controls, ques-
tionable accounting practices, a
lack of innovation or unfavor-
able industry trends.
Now I know what you are ask-
ing yourself, are there any stocks
I recommend selling? Last year
at this time I mentioned the
airlines and the domestic auto
manufacturers. That viewpoint
has not changed, with the ex-
ception of .Southwest Airlines.
Although there are several close
contenders, GM's management
is probably the most unenlight-
* ened of any major company.
I would also avoid or sell
Merck. That decision was not
an easy one. However, the Vioxx
debacle is a clear indicator that
the company does not warrant
shareholder trust or money at
this point in time. The same
holds true for the entire tobacco


Gilchrist County Remembers When...


'Life is like a vapor. I can hardly believe it's been 50 years. This is a picture of the
graduating, class of 1956. We .graduated from what was then caledl (my diploma says so)
Trenton Negro High, May ,30, 1956. The school was later named after John Calvin
.Morris. Later the school was consolidated into Trenton High School. John Morris would
serve as' Assistant Principal at Trenton High School until his retirement. The class
consisted of six. boys and one girl. From left to right, Leon Mattox (deceased), Captain,
Rfuis J. WIashington, USMC (Ret), Joe Siinms Lillian Watson Stapleton, James Lewis,
Theodore (Ted) Henleiy and .Thomas m \1iite. The picture was submitted lbt Captain
l \\shinigton, eldest son of the late Rufus and Veda Washington. Captain l\shington is a
, graduate of Eat Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina. He lives in A feMnphisl
enuessee with his wife Pearline. Captain Washington retired from FEDEX Ground,
Pittsbug, Pet'n\/hl''ania, in 1999. He was the Fleet Equipment Maintenaince Afanager,
responsible for alU matters pertaining to Fleet Equipment. Captain \\'ashington said. "If
\/our desire to succeed, coupled with good work ethics, is strong enough, failure will never
overtake iyou.


industry. : : .
:Finall. I would d auoid East-
man Kodak. Management to-
tall\ misread the direction the
photography industry \\as head-
ing until it was almost too late.
Even now\, it is questionable if
the\ hate figured out a corporate
direction and plan that makes
sense. So there you have it, the
Sahara Desert of the investment
world. -
You can xtrite to financial col-
umnist Lauren Rudd at 5 Gulf
Manor Dri\e. Venice, Fl. 342855
or e-mail at LVERudd@aol.com.
Prior columns are available at
RuddReport.com.



A Large Crowd
Attends
Bell High School ",
Graduation
(Continued from Page One)
quoted John F. Kennedy by
reminding everyone "Ask not-
what our country can do for
you, but what you can do fbr
your country." He passed on
the hope, that his classmates
will take these words to heart
on a "global" level and ask not
what the world can do for
them, but what they can do for
their world.
Superintendent Vickers
congratulated the graduating
seniors on their accomplish-,
ments and in becoming life
long learners. He encouraged
them to remember that the
world today is, very different
from the one they started with
in Kindergarten. There will be
many challenges in the future
but they, have been given the
tools necessary to excel in this
daily changing world.
Congratulation Bell High
School Class of 2006!


Chiefland
Watermelon
Festival This
Saturday
(Continued from Page One).
test! The watermelon parade,
auction, weighing-contest, and
the Watermelon Queen contest
are just some of the festival
highlights that draw spectators
from all around the area.
The Watermelon Queen Con-
test is for girls ages 16 to 21.
The -queen contestants partici-
pate in the Watermelon Parade,
riding atop their sponsor's car.
Each car has a sign, made by the
contestant, identifying the con-
testant and her sponsor. Then
the contest is held at 7:00 p.m.
that evening.
Hope to see ya'll there!


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American Legion Airs
For God and Country, we associate ourselves together for the following
purposes.... These words begin the Preamble to our American Legion
Constitution. Without members meeting together to work on the many
programs in today's .merican Legion, these programs will not be
completed and our community will lose. Many of our Legionnaires are
involved in our communities wearing: more than one "hat". These
members may be with the Crime Watch, school volunteers, working with
a after school programs, ol unteering with elderly and other organizations,
xolunteerng in a hospil or the VA system, but they are giving back to
the community with their actions. More people are needed, always. If
you're a veteran and your dates of service fall in the "eligible eras"
consider joining your local American Legion Post and get involved in
your community. The Memorial Day program on last Monday was put
together by a dedicated group of volunteers that wanted to give the
community a way to honor those veterans that gave their all for our
freedoms, and to honor those who served as well. The American Legion
organization is a volunteer operation and to get the job done, volunteers
are required. Join with the Legionnaires to continue "Serving America".
Saturday, June 3rd, at Post 58 in Dunnellon, the Fourth' District will
hold the Constitutional Conference and elect the new Commander and
Vice-Commanders for the coming year as well as the delegates to the
National Convention. Plan to be a part of that meeting. Post 58 is on
US-41, just north of the Wal-mart super store. Registration will begin at
09:00 and the meeting will begin at 10:00. A light meal will be served
after the meeting.
June 6th, at 7:00 is the regular monthly meeting at Newberry's Post
149, for the Legion and the Legion Auxiliary.
June 8th is the Post 91 Executive meeting of both the Legion and
Legion Auxiliary and the committees will be planning for their
Installation of Officers on the 15th of June. Plan to attend that night to
show support for the new Officers for the coming year. All members are
requested to bring "light snack foods" to share. More information will be
put out at the June 8th meeting.
June 14th is Flag Day. Look at your flags. Do they need replacing?
Now would be the time to do just that. Remind your neighbors, too.
Then, bring the old and worn flags to your Legion Post for a proper
retirement ceremony.
Continue to remember our Armed Forces daily in your thoughts and
prayers, for those here and abroad, especially those in "Harm's Way".
Remember too, the families of those service members deployed around
the world. Here at home, watch over our Legionnaires too, helping out
where and when you are able and let the Post Chaplain know of any sick
or troubled Legionnaires, veterans and widows. That, too, is part of what
the American Legion does.
For God and Country,
Wayne Gravely,
Post 149, Newberry


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Springhouse Quilters
News
Fifteen members of Spring-
house Quilters enjoyed a mini
quilt show presentation by Jane
Gruchauz on May 23rd. Jan
has made and proudly displays
her many quilts with great anxi-
ety and anticipation knowing
that each quilt is unique'and fills
a special place in her huge col-
lection of quilts. Jane calls a lot
of her quilts scrappy quilts even
though in looking at them noth-
ing would, appear,to be scrappy.
Lancaster employee Jeffery
Crawl and his work group spent
time clearing and cleaning the
Springhouse Quilter's yard this
past week. We truly appreciate
all. of the work,put into making
the Springhouse quilt yard look
nice., Thanks to the .supervisors
at Lancaster and Mr. Crawl and
his work' group for all of their
hard work.
On June 19th the beginner 4-
H sewing' camp will begin. Ms.
Elaine Faison has. been working
very hard to get all of the sup-
plies purchased, and the plans
made for the 4-H sewing camp.
4-H members wanting to partici-
,pate in the sewing camp should
contact the county extension of-
fice for registration.
Today, Sunday, around
5:00 p.m. we were so blessed to
receive a wonderful rain. I hope
each of you got a share of the
rain, and the hail and lightning
was not too bad. The rain made
.a wonderful ending to a beauti-
ful, hot spring day.


Forever Flowers & Gifts

352-463-9176
o, Toll Free 1-866-261-"986
i ; v..foreverflowerstrenlon.com

"Your Full Service Florist"
721 East Wade Street Trenton, Florida 32693
Fresh & Silk Arrangements
Funerals Weddings Rentals Plants
Prayer Box Bracelets Mommy & Me Bracelets
MaggiB. Purses
Texas Leather Purses & Men's Wallets
Baby Camo -'Large Selection of Picture Frames
Hours:
Sv SA- M-F 9am 5pm
Tei e., Sat. 9am 12pmr
1eieilorla Laura Teague/Charlotte Pedersen Owners



S19th Annual
"Gold Hook Award"
Kids Fishing Tournament
Sponsored by Suwannee River Shrine Club
Proceeds are for the benefit of
Shriners Hospitals for Children.
Saturday, June 3, 2006
6 am 12 pm
Hart Springs Boat Ramp/CR-344, Trenton
Entry Fee: $25 donation per boat
(1 adult, 1 child per boat)
Age Group: 5 16 years
Trophies awarded in several categories

Free drawing for trolling motor w/every entry
(Donated by Wal-Mart, Chiefland)

For more information contact:
Bobby Heath 352.542-9284


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jane G( itchi-iii displaying one of her mani qIilts to
Springhouse Quilt Guild members on May 23..


For iriformaiton about Spring-
house ,Quilters, contact Anna
Gilliam, 463 7922 or Lois Scott,
463 2207 or any Apringhouse
member. '
Lois Scott, Publicity

Wayfair Townsend
Cemetery Clean Up
To Be Held June 10
The Wayfair To\\ nsend
Cemetery clean up will be held
Saturday, June 10th at 8:00 a.m.
Please bring \our o, n tools.
Please come out and join us in
this effort, especially if you have
family members in the cemetery.'
Fnendship consists in forget-
%tr b what one gives and remem-i
briing what one recei es.
SAlexander Dtunas the
Younger


Army Private Carl
S. Hunter Graduates
From Basic Combat
Training
Army Pvt. Carl S. Hunter has
graduated from basic combat
training at Fort Jackson, Colum-
bia, S.C. -
Durifng the nine weeks of.
training, the soldier studied the
Army mission. history. tradition
and core %alues, phNsical fitness.
and receJied instruction and
practice in basic combat skills,
military weapons, chemical
warfare and bayonet training.
drill and ceremony,' marching,
rifle marksmanship, armed and
unarmed combat, map reading,
field tactics. military courtesy,
military justice system, basic
first aid, foot marches, and field
training exercises.
He is the son of Carl Hunter of
S.W. 40th St.. Bell. Fla.Hunter is
a 2006 graduate of Ocala Com-
munity College. Florida.


Assembly Of Fine
Arts Held At Cross
City Historic
Railroad Depot
Rail Connect of the Assembl\
of Fine Artists was held May
6th, 2006, at Cross City Historic
Railroad Depot.' Three members
were present; tho didn't show as
planned because they %were ill,
(Les and Harvey ... e % ish them
well, they have been having
quite a time of it and we dearly
need them. And the others who
planned to attend and two, other
guests? We missed you. Three
guests joined us and they helped
make the day quite exciting.:
A discussion on membership
was. held. The assembly can nrot
function without funds or with-
out members. Donations are
acquired by. members request-
ing them. Anyone requesting
funds must identify themselves
as members with proper identi-
fication We are ans%%erable not
only to each other but also to' the
State of Florida as a Non-Profit
organization. Plus we simply'
don't have a fairy godmother;
some very generous members,
yes, for whom we are very grate-
ful.
This brings me to the topic of
expressing gratitude. The direc-
tors need to get together again
and make it 'known to whom
we are to forward "Apprecia-
tion Certificates." Our year runs
from September to September.
This can serve as a reminder that
dues will be due before our sec-
ond Tuesday of the month meet-
ing in September 2006. Annual
dues are remaining' at $12.00
a year. Dues do not carry the
Assembly, they only serve to get
newsletters out to you and press
releases out via newspapers and
radio stations and other sources.
We plan to meet more often
during the summer months on
Saturday or Sundays, usually 11:
00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. You will
be notified either by telephone
or a note.. Cherrio, have a great
summer...and be sure to keep in
touch. (352) 949-4831 or As-
sembly of Fine Artists, P.O. Box
1077, Old Town, Florida 32680-
1077. Barbara CR Moore,
President. A small postscript:
back when the AFA was started
one of our members, Maureen
Knight, suggested we sell from
our tailgates. Great idea. She
has since been very busy in New
Hampshire, and we've been
busy around North Central Flor-
ida. You've guessed it: we have
also become afa/tailgators.org.
We celebrated our third year as
Assembly of Fine Artists at the
Dairy Queen selling from our
tailgates and eating Ice Cream
Cake. bcnnrmoore(Sisp.com

Get your office supplies
at the Journal office.


www.gilchristcounty.com


The Chamber Corner
The Gilchrist County Cham-
ber of Commerce would like
to introduce some of our new
Chamber members:
Sharon Bard Sharon is
. presently the President of, the
Gilchrist' County Women's
Club and she is also on the
Educational Foundation board
of Directors. If you would like
more information about either
organization please give Sharon
a call at (386) 935-0655.
Culligan -Water- Danny
Crosier .-and Frank Riker
provide drinking water to our'
Count\ and water treatment ser-
'vices water softeners, iron. bac-
'teria, lime etc. You can contact
their office at i352i 237-4118
Fax: (352)i 237-0113 or visit
their Website at Culligan.com:
theN are located at 1920 SW 37th
Ave. in C)cala. FL 34474
Shrjner's Automotive. Inc.
owners, Maureen L. Da\is and
Jeffrey C Shriner. The\ ha\e
"been established for .two years
in our area providing: complete
automotive service and repairs.
general and high performance,
foreign and domestic, computer
diagnostics. AC service, fuel
injection. electric, oil servi9eI
shocks, struts, brakes, drums
and rotors. tune-ups, engine
repair/replace, overhauls, belts
/hoses .and more. If you -are in
need of any automotive repairs
sike them a call at ( 352)"472-
6502. Fax: i3521 472-7915.
email: shrinersautu'@hughes net
or visitt their %\ebsite at: \\
shrinor. nr--.r- ,one' cm and


the. are located at 4249 SE CR
232. Trenton. FL 32693.
Camp Teriko and Dixie
. Homestead o% ners Richard
McGarrN and Greg Madsenr of-
fering two great vacation rentals


Pre


American Legion

Hall Available
Aleetings Parties
TIeddings & Rec eptiofns

352-463-1501


American Legion

Auxillary Distributes

Poppies Over Memorial

Day Weekend


to our area. You can contact
them 'at (352) 542-9445, Fax;
(352) 542-1447 or Email them
at: islandco@aol.com for a great
vacation rental.
Our next Chamber mixer will'
be hosted by Badcock's Home
Furniture and More, on June
12th from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.;
Badcock's is located at 1820 E.
Wade Street (SR 26) Trenton,
FL 32693. For more informa-
tion on this Chamber Mixer or if
you are interested in sponsoring
a Chamber mixer please contact,
Maureen at the Chamber office
Monday- Friday at (352) 463-
3467.
Oak Walk, a homes only de-
velopment by Southern Property
Services, will be having a Grand
Opening and open house on Sat-
urday June 10th from 11.a.m. -1
p.m. The\ \% ill be giving tours of.
the property, and you will have a
chance to look at the. different
floor plans they offer, meet the
builders, and join them for some
Bar-B-Q. They are located on
CR 342 in Bell, FL, go to the
blinking light on SR 129 then so
%\est on CR 342 for 1/3 mile. For
more information \ou can call
Anne Barnett at Southern Prop-
erties Serkices 352i- 375-773"1.
Oak Walk %ill also be Hosting
our Jull Chamber mixer at this
same location. chamber@'gilch
riscounat) corn.
Our next Chamber Board '6f
Director's meeting \%ill be held
at the Chamber office on June S,
2006 at noon. .
W e tnould like to thank all.
of our Chamber members for
their continued support of the
Gilchrist County Chamber of
Commerce.
The Gilchrist County Charac-
ter trait of the month presented
bN the Character First Council
is: "Sincerity" definition "Ea-
gerly doing \that is right %%ith .
transparent motives."
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a fitting time to remember all
who have since passed away.
Auxiliary members distributed
poppies and collected donations .'
to support American Legion,
programs. The primary goal of
the American Legion is to sup- 7
port' .veterans with disabilities-
and their families.. The poppies -
that were distributed \were made-:,
by veterans who are recovering
from disabilities. ,'


Tri'eton A layor Pete Kandolph accepts a
donation to Amuerican Legion Auxiliary
President Anne McKinney.


Advertise Your Yard Sale
In The Gilehrist Coinly Journal
At 463-7135




Pole Barns
Installed Complete

$1 ,79500 Total

32 U4259


A ^ Hicks Seal ('oatiging
aneld Striping. LLC.

Decorau\e Thermoplasuc Residlni-.d
Truncated Domes Asphjat. Parking Lots
and Drl r_-a\s
Phone: (352) 535-5479
Fax: (352) 463-7745 Ronnie Hicks
Licensed and Incured Trenton. Florida

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Water Filtration Lic # CFC051621




WOLFE PLUMBING, INC.
Complete Plumbing Service
Drain Cleaning & Repair 7 Days Service
352-463-2202
386-935-0616 .


E Early Learning Coalition of the Nature Coast




Voluntary


Kinderga rten


Quality Early Learning for a Successfid Future


The. American Legion Post
91 and Auxiliary Unit 91 .dis-
tributed poppies over the Me-
morial Day %weekend. in Gil-
christ County. Memorial Day is
a special time that is set aside
for Americans to' remember
those men and, women who
have served our country in mili-
tary service. While the tradition
of the remembrance was. to
honor those killed in battle, it is


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. Mercy Mountain Boys


The Mercy Mountain
Boys Of Lake City
To Be In Concert.
At Bell
Church Of God.

The Mercy Mountain Boys,.
from Lake City, Florida will be


in concert at the Bell.Church
of God. The concert will be
held on Saturday, June 10th at
7:30p.m.
, Everyone is: welcome to at-
tend this special concert. A love
offering will be received during
the service .
For information, please. call
(3S6i 935-2006.


BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
"Committed to living and shailing ihe message of God's love."
Bible Stud) 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Worship 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.
.Prayer & Discipleship Wed. 7 p.m.
Youth Praise & Worship Wed. 6:30 p.m.
We: Awana Program Wed. 6:30 p.m.
S 7070S.W. CR-334A-Trenton. FL 32693 ,,.
K :M 352-463-2028
Pastor e-mail: beiheliaVbellsoiiili net
Ralph Rodriguez www.backtobethel.org


PINE GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
t. 16655 N.W. CR-339 Trenton, Florida 32693
3 32-463-2151 .
%.Wv% pgbefl.com:
Bro. Greg Douglas, Pastor
Bro. Rickey Whitley, Minister of Students
Charles Brock, Music Director
Sunday School/Bible Study......................9:15 AM
Morning t'orship Service................ 10:3-0 AM'
Children's Church....... ..................... 10:30 AM
Evening Worship Service.. .....................6:00 PM,
Wednesday Night Services: Prayer Meeting,
AWANA & Youth tWorship...... ................7:00 PM
~ Nursery Provided for All Services -



S Trenton United

Methodist Church
9:30 am Sunday School
11:00 am Morning Worship Service
6:00 pm Wednesday Bible Study
Nursery provided 9-12 Sunday Morning
203 N.E. Second Street, Trenton
Office: 463-2877 Rev. H.D. "Hank" Cribb, Sr.



We Welcome You To

Mt. Nebo Baptist Church (SBC)
4200 N.W. CR-340, Bell, FL 32619
(3 miles North of Bell on Hwy-340 West)
Sunday School .......................... .... 9:45 am
Morning W worship ............ ........... 11 am
Evening Worship ... ........... 6 pm
Wednesday Evening Services:
Adult Bible Study, Children, & Youth ... 7 prm
Pastor: Rev. Jimmy Corbin
Minister of Youth: Matt Holtsclaw
Church Phone: 386-935-3575
"Committed to Reaching People for Christ"



YOU ARE WELCOME AT

PRISCILLA BAPTIST CHURCH

5509 S.W. County Road 232, Bell, Florida
(Between Bell & Trenton 2*5 miles West of SR 129)

t Sunday School........................10:00AM 4
Morning Worship............ 11:00 AM
Evening Worship....... ...........6:00 PM
Wednesday Night Prayer/Youth...7:30 PM
. Be a part of an exciting time of Worship and Bible Study.

Web: www.ForMinistry.com/USFLSOBCOPBC1


Mt. Horeb Baptist
Church To Have VBS
June 4-9
Everyone is invited to Mt.
Horeb for Vacation Bible
School, beginning Sunday June
4th through Friday, June 9th
from 7:00-9:00 p.m.
This year's theme will be
Arctic Edge-Where Adventure
Meets Courage. Come join us
as we explore Alaska as well as
learn about knowing, trusting,
believing, following, and listen-
ing to our Lord so we can have.
tools to face all types of daily
challenges and tell others about
our Lord and Savior.
There are classes for all ages,
.crafts for the kids and a meal
will be ser\ ed each night:
Family night- will be Friday
night featuring a pot luck meal
and a display of the crafts each
child has made during the week.
Mt. Horeb Baptist Church is
located on; County Road 340,
just west of state road 47 in
Gilchrist Count\.
For more information, please
call (386) 434-5238.


Trenton Church Of
God Yard Sale
The Trenton Church ,of
God will be having a yard sale
on June lst-3rd. from 8:00 a.m.
'till 2:00 p m.


Joppa Baptist
Church Schedules-
Vacation Bible School
Joppa Baptist Church \ BS
theme this year is:, :' .
"THE ARCTIC EDGE," and
'begins Sunday June 4th through
Friday June 9th. from 6.00 to
8:30 each evening. Friday night
\\ill be Famil Night, recapping
the week's events. ",
Age group is 3 years to adult,
age. This %week ofe\citing Bible
stories, crafts and snacks is free
and open to everNone. Plan to
have your children and friends
join us for a week of discover,.
and fun. "
.'Joppa Baptist Church isin .
Fanning Springs at 7530 NW ,
165th St.
Thank you very much..
Joyce Holubek, Media JBC
(352) 493 2919


Socials
Happy Birthday wishes to
Travis Latner, Courtney Ke-
arney, Carra Crosby, Brittany
Ozment, and Reid Murnahan'on
June 1st; to Angel Ortiz, Kyle
,Latner, and Matthexw Wal-
lace on June 2nd; to Cherylon
Quincey, Shawn Fleming, Jason
Ehrhart, and Essie L. Wilder on
June 3rd; to Cora Langford and
'Sand\ Richards on June 4th; to
.'June Mauldin. Steven Quincey,
Aaron Martin. Robert Ferris,
and Sha'% n Kirby on June 5th,
to Jason Durden, Melvin Aylor,
Dr. John Frazier, Francine Grant,
Lyle Wilkerson, Ronda Parrish,
John NIauthner, and Natalee
Chason on June 6th; and to Ted,
Henley, Sibyl Downing, Mat-
thew Rexroat, Baird Resener,
Coy Connatser and A.J. Gaylord
on June 7th.
Happy Anniversary wishes
to Mr. and Mrs. Jbry Marshall
on June 1st; to Adam and
Mindy Gaylord on June 2nd; to
Jonathan and Mary Ann Kin-
caid on June 3rd; to Frank and
Teri Rubi on June 6th; and to,
Mr. anrd Mrs. Rick Lawrence
and Davjd and Katherine Houser
on June 7th. .

Marriage
Applications Filed In
Gilchrist County
Deilwone Lee -Henry, date of
birth 11/11/74 of Trenton and
DaShema Tyree Huggins, date
of birth 10/21/85, of Trenton.
Julious Ulander Riley, Jr.,
date of birth 10/27/79 of
Trenton and Tiffany Charmaine
Hartsfield, date of birth 1/10/81,
ofTrenton.
Bobby Charles Bagby, date of
birth 11/28/85 of High Springs
and Kristyn Nichole Thomas,
date of birth 5/1/88, High
Springs. -
Charles Dwain Williams, date


of birth 12/18/80, High Springs
and Kari Ann Payne, date of
birth 8/12/85 of High Springs.
Robert Lawrence Stewart,
date of birth 9/20/76 of Trenton
and Alisha Lynn Beach date of
birth 11/24/85 of Trenton.
Larry Klynt Hilliard, date of
birth 6/25/84 of Bell and
Lindsey Michelle Bryan, date of
birth 3/7/85 of Bell.


Bell Baptist Church
To Have Vacation
Bible School, June
12-16
Bell Baptist Church invites
you to bring your children, ages
3 through teens, to join us begin-
ning June 12th-16th, from 6:30-
8:30 p.m., for the most exciting
time of summer vacation.,
Are you ready for a trip to*
down under? Well...grab your
Bible, your suitcase, fasten your
shoes and let's get going!
You will learn how' to "To
Stand Up, Obey God, Be Ready,.
Stay Strong, and Have Faith",
so you can share the good news
with your friends. You will make
cool crafts, sing nifty songs arind
also enjoy yummy treats.
We look forward to a fun
week with the children in our
area while sharing with them the
truth of God's Word..
"Boomerang Bonanza" Fam-
ily Night Celebration will be
Friday night, June 16th at. 7:30,
p.mn. It is an e\ent prepared by.
the children especially for the
\\hole family.
If \ou need more information,
please contact our VBS Director,
Rose Williamson. (352) 463-
7320 or Pastor. Paul Watson,
463-6439.


Card of Thanks
I 'would like to take this op-
portunity to thank the people
that donated gifts for the baskets
that \%ere raffled off for "Z-Zach
Andrexs :
Thank \ou to the many bsi-
nesses thjt helped make this a
success for the family\ and for
all their support with. donations
and to e\er\one that purchased
tickets.
Our communities made this
raffle a huge event and success
for the family. Also the Andrex.s
family would like to extend their
appreciation to exeryoneo for
their donations, prayers, -love
and support.
Please keep ,"Zach" in. your
prayers.
Thank you.


Marriages
Filed In ,
Gilchrist County
Ryan Lawrence Hausner, date
of birth 4/6/81 and Christina
Melissa Clark, date of birth
10/10/78, both of Trenton were
married on 5.20'06 in Trenton
by Michael R. Swiney, Pastor
Church of God;
Dav id William Perry, date of'
birth 2/23/71 and Christy Dawn
Darling, date of birth 6/9/75,
both of Trenton were married
on May 20, 2006 in Bradenton
Beach by Noel Burmeister
Notary.
Nigel Matthew Millican, date
of birth 1/21/83 of Cross City
and Jennifer Nicole Pulliam,
date of birth 9/11/82 of
Chiefland %ere married 5/20/06
,in Chiefland by Angela Deanna
Powell, Notar\i.
Craig Allan Giles, date of.
birth 10/4/80 and Marrian Marie
Fowler, date of birth 6 1 81,
both of Alachua were married
5/20/06 in Steinhatchee. by.
Pastor Benita Corbin.
Brian .Lamer Antis, date of
birth 9/18/84 and Jennifer
Thompson, date of birth
12/25/80, both of Chiefland
were married 5/21/06 in
Chiefland by Cynthia A.
Chadwick, Notary.
James Samuel Boyles, date of
birth 9/24/84 and Melissa Ellen
Price, date of birth 9/13/84, both
of Boulder, Colorado" were
married on 5/20/06 in High
Springs by Lauren Butaric,
Notary.


CHURCH NEWS


CardWof Thanks '
" The fahiilyy',f F'rances Fin'boii
Shepherd ""ould'like to express
their sincere gratitude to all of
her friends' and extended fam-
ily for all of the lo\ e, pray ers,
caring, flowers, and food that
you so generously provided. A
special thank you to Re" erend
Kent Heaton:


Suwannee River
Valley Christian
Academy To Have:
One Step Ahead
Summer Program
The Su%%annee River Valley
Christian Academy. is having.
a One Step Ahead Summer
Program. The 1/2 day program
runs Monday through Friday,
8:30 j m. until 12:30 p.m. This
is an opportunity for families
with pre-school children to give
them a head start advantage by
providing a foundation of family
values; a sense of good charac-
ter and socialization skills; an
environment of creativity; and
positive self esteem.
The -maximum enrollment
is 16 students per week and to
ensure placement for your child
call 352-463-1569. There is a
fee for weekly enrollment and
an after program is also available
from 12:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The program will run in
weekly segments from June 12th
to July 28th.
For more information please
call 463-1569.


Remember.Our
Troops
The Bible says, "The prayers
of the righteous man/woman
avail much!" For the person
of faith, that simply means that
when the pray-er has "clean
-hands and a pure heart" his/her
prayers will be heard in a mighty
way before God. So much is
going on in our world today that
whenever people or 'situations
come before the mind, the dili-
gent who pray will place their
petitions before the -Throne. of
Grace, and do so immediately,
even if the prayer is one said
silently.
As our local Gilchrikt County
military personnel go about their
business each day in defending
us here on America's shores
against .terrorism and other
threats, the least we.can do here
at home is to pray for them. and
daily. Please keep the following
list hand\ as 3ou la\ your peti-
tions before the Lord, for these
young men and women deserve
your best and the best you can
give them is your time. i If ou
kno%\ of an active military per-
son x\ho is not listed, please con-
tact the Gilchrist County Journal
or write a letter to the Editor. so
that person can be listed the ne\t
time this article is published.)
Ser ing in Afghanistan: Ste\e
Callaway and Jon Guzman.
Serving in Iraq: Chris Geiger.
J.B. Hodge, Jeffrey Solis. Justin
Twigg, LaShonda White, Wesle'
Wilson, and Daniel Wood.
SSerting in other areas: Cla \-
ton App, Kathy Arrington. Pe-
ter Belanger, Drew Cheatum.
Wa\ne Cheatum, Lance Cor-
poral Mathex\ Corbin, Robert
Dean. Jimmy Fletcher. Jr.,
Dylan Hilliard. 'Gary Hilliard,
Mark Hilliard, Stexe Hilliard.
Joe Hudson. Carl Hunter. Jr..
Heather Langston, Rob Long.
Katie Loxett. Jonathan Luchak.
Gus Mauldin. Michael MaNo.
Exan McQuistan, T.J. Miller.
Mark Milton. Allen Murray. Ste-
phen Reed. T.J. Rush, Nlatthe%'
Riordan Donna Slaytpn, Donny
Slaton, James Sla ,ton, Gregory
M. Turner. Nathan Twigg. Kyle
Worthington,
Special note: -Unless desig-
nated the \ hereabouts of each
individual is unknown.


- DaShema is the daughter of
Lessie B. Jackson and Willie
Jackson. She is' also the.
granddaughter of Lessie M.
McGee. .
Deil\one is the son of Henry
L. Henry and the late Elaine
Gilmore.


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SUNDAY SCHOOL. ................................. 9:45 AM
MORNING WORSHIP ................................... AM

EVENING WORSHIP .............. 6 PM
WEDNESDAY EVENING SERVICES:
ADULT BIBLE STUDY, CHILDREN, & YOUTH ... 7 PM

PASTOR: TRAVIS MOODY
MINISTER OF YOUTH: ROBBIE BEACH
CHURCH PHONE: 386-472-3845
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10:00 am Sunday School Rev. Lynn Wagner
11:00 am Sunday Morning Worship Office:
6:30 pm Wednesday Bible Study 386-935-4219

"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was
with God, and the Word was God...And the Word was
made flesh, and.dwelt among us... John 1:.1, 14


DaShema T. Huggins and
Deilwone L. Henr. of Trenton
are pleased to announce their
upcoming marriage. ,The&
couple will be married on'
Saturday 'June 3, 2006 at the
Trenton Woman's Club. The
ceremony N ill take place at
4:00 in the afternoon.


DaShema Hutgginms, Deilvwone Henry aind their son,
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(Nursery provided for all services)
Sunday School 9:45 AM (classes for all ages)
Sunday Morning Worship & Children's Church 11 AM
Sunday Night Bible Study 6 PM
Wednesday Nights:
Awana 6:20 PM
Youth Bible Study, Praise & Worship 6:30 PM'
Adult Bible Study & Prayer 7 PM

D9_INAMIC MINISTRIES FOR ALL AGES!
Call 463-2038 for more information
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Alex, Hope, Alex, Zoe, and Dottie.


The Cast Of
Oklahoma Thanks
Gilchrist County
. Trenton Drama Club has done
it again! Oklahoma went off
without a hitch! The talent in
this town is unbelievable. One
would think they were watch-
ing a professional show. Senior
Bethany Lunsford played Laurie,
Williams with such honesty the


audience could teel her pain
when she thought she had lost
her love Curley McClain (Jona-
than Wilson). ,Bethany has the
voice of an angel and I believe
we will see her on the big stage
one day. Jonathan Wilson raised
some eyebrows when he showed,
that a seventh grader could hold
a major role w% th such authority.
It is exciting to know that we
might see him in another Tren-


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13564 NW HWY 19
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ton show. The showstoppers "'I
Can't Say Know" and "Kan-
sas City" were performed by
two upcoming ,talents,. Malorie'
Whitley (Ado Annie), and Peter
Crane iWill Parker). These two
brought down the house ',ith
numerous laughs and touching
sincerity. Another senior left
%with a bang with his farewell
performance as Jud Fry. Br ant
Caves put his all into the part
of Jud Fry and it showed. He
has been an asset to the drama
program for four .years and %%e
hate to see him go.. Another new
face %was Courtney Martin as
Aunt Eller. We hope to see more
of her in future shows. A huge
added bonus to this year's spring
musical %\as Lori Courtney w\ho
choreographed the chorus num-
bers. She added such charisma
and character to each of the char-
acters. We want to give her big
thanks for taking tune our of her
busy schedule in Atlanta to come
and help the drama club.
There were 66 students in-
%olhed in the production in all
from acting to stage crew. There
were many \olunteers this sear
including stage manager Renee
Hastings and prop master Janice
Beach. Director, Krista Perry-
man. has been directing the TES
drama program since 1999. She
directs a Christmas musical and
spring musical each year. She
has written several of the show s
performed as %well. technical di-
rector. John Yencho. directs the
THS drama program. i.He does a
fall show each' years. Four years
ago Mrs. Perry man and Mr. Yen-
cho decided to. join forces and
combine the two drama groups
for a large spring show. The first
one %was titled "A Walk Through
Time on Broadway." It was a,
piece written by Mrs. Perryman
based around Broadway mu-
sicals that she and Mr. Yencho
had compiled together.: Enough
money was raised on that show
to do "Wizard of Oz" the next
year. Each year it .gets bigger
-and bigger. One would only
wonder how each show. could
get any better. Again they \went
over the top with Oklahoma.
They would like to thank ex-
eryone who helped both "physi-
cally and through donations. We
hope to'see your support in the
years to come! THANK YOU
GILCHRIST COUNTY!
Remember, each show costs a
lot of money to produce. If you
are interested in helping out the-'
drama program in this area, call
463-3224 or write your check to
Trenton Drama Club and mail it
to 1350 SW SR 26, Trenton, FL
32693.

Florida Crown
Executive And
Finance Committees
Meeting, June 7
The Executive and Finance
Committees of the Florida
Crown Workforce Board will
meet on Wednesday, June 7,
2006 at 11:00 a.m. at Florida
Crown Employer's Service Cen-
ter, 840 SW Main Blvd., Lake
City, Florida.
These meetings are open to
the public.
Persons) interested in partici-
pating who have a disability re-
quiring special assistance should
contact Brenda Cruz, (386) 755-
9026, ext. 3220. TTY users dial
711 and ask the operator to dial
(386)-755-9026.
Notice has been made of this
meeting, through publication, to
comply with the "Government in
the Sunshine" Law. All Florida
Crown public meetings are listed
on the Florida Crown web site
at, www.floridacrown.org.







(352) 463-7135


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Mrs. Lovett's
Pre-Kindergarten
Class From Bell
Elementary Took
A Trip To Silver
Springs On May 10
On May 10, 2006, a group of
Bell Elementary School's Pre--
Kindergarten -students took. a-
trip to Silver Springs. An educa-
tional good time was had by all.
They went on boat rides, shared
snake stories, and received "lick-
kisses" for the giraffes. They
enjoyed watching the animals
and the people who help take,
care of them, I I .
The children also were able to
observe the crystal clear water
that makes Silver Springs such
a beautiful place to isit.


Three Rivers
Regional Library
Hosts Summer
Library Program
Three Rivers Regional Li-
brary System will host a sum-
mer program : for,. students in
sixth through twelfth grades.
Held at the Gilchrist County
Public Library in Trenton. the
program %will be on Thursdays
from 1:00 3:00 p.m. from
June 8th through June 29th.
Story telling can include skills
in many performance arts in-
cluding personal stories, ghost
stories. urban legends, audition
monologues for theatre or film.
stand-up comedy. folk and fairy
tales, physical comedy and
more. Participants will include
performers, writers *and 'audi-
ence members. Each performer
will choose and learn at least
one story, audition monologue
or comedy routine. Writers will
work on original material or ad-
aptation of stories in the public
domain. Audience members will
listen and pro% ide feedback and
suggestions for the performers
and w writers, so you don't have to
be a performer to participate. For
questions. please call Ms. Cassie
Selleck at 294-3858 or 800-729-
0529. The program is free and is
made possible by a grant from
the Library Serv ices and Tech-
nology Act administered by the
State Library of Florida.

Spring Ridge
Volunteer Fire.
Department's June"
Pancake Breakfast
The Spring Ridge Volunteer
Fire Department invites you
to its, next monthly Pancake,
Breakfast at its fire station. This
month's breakfast will start at
7:30 a.m. on Saturday, June
3rd. and run until at least 10:00
a.m.. All residents of the north-
east Gilchrist County area and
surrounding communities are
invited to atend.
Ask us about participating as


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an Active Firefighter or Associ-
ate Member. We need members
for both categories. If you can't
make the breakfast, you're invit-
ed to attend our regular meetings
on the first and third Thursdays
of the month at 7:00 p.m.. Fire-
fighter I courses are now avail-
able for Gilchrist County fire-
fighters. This essential course is
.offered to all ACTIVE Gilchrist
County Firefighters at no cost.,
If interested, please ask SRVFD
members at the breakfast or at
one of our regular meetings for
details.
Please note: we plan to do-
nate the proceeds of our August
5th pancake breakfast .to the
Children's Miracle. Network.
We hope you'll be able to join
us in supporting this worthwhile
cause at this future breakfast.
Blueberry, walnut and plain
pancakes will be served, along
with sausages, eggs. coffee and
juice. As usual, the cost for the
breakfast will be a donation to
the fire department. The Spring
Ridge firehouse is located on
County Road 340 (Poe Springs
Road). near the Spring Ridge
Church of God. Come have
a nice breakfast and chat with
your neighbors. See \ou on the
first SaturdaN of June (and
e ery month).


MinaV
.ctice F


illis, PharmD/PA-C
family Practice


Chiefland

There will be a benefit dinner'
for Zach Andre" s, 15, the son of
Miles and Charlotte Curry An-
drews, .on 'Saturday. June 3rd,
2006, from 11 a.m. until 2p.m.
Dinners will include: boston
butt or chicken, baked beans,
coleslaw, dessert and tea.
The benefit will be at the
Strickland ball' field in Chief-
land. Cost of the dinner will be
.$5.00. .


Malcolm Hickox, PA-C
Family Practice


Jeffrey HansPetersen, MD
Board Certified/Family Practice


If anyone ;is interested inp
\olunteering for the dinner or
would like to bring a dessert,.
please feel free to do so or con-.
tact Sandra Hodge at (352) 493-
2762 or donations can be left at,
Stone's BP in Chiefland located:
on Highway 19.
Your support of this very-
'%orthwhile cause will me much-,
appreciated.


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THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2006


GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL -










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The 2006 Miss Bell Pageant


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Kelsey Cox
Miss Bell Elementary


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Shelby Stone
Miss.Teen Bell


AIcKen:ie Nash Preslee Sandet .' Juliee Nobs
Little Miss Bell Junior Miss Bell Miss Bell


On Saturday night, May. 20",
Julie( Nobs was crowned 'Miss
Bell 2006. She is the daughter
of James and Daria Nobs and
has just completed her 10t"


grade year at Bell
Juliee has been a st
since her kindergar
is in the Beta Club,
basketball, and is


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High School. for the'Bell Senior FFA chapter.
student in Bell Juliee Nobs was sponsored by,
ten year. She Dr. Bruce and Julie Thomas of.
pla\ s varsity Bell
the secretary When asked w hat she thought
about being a part of Bell High
School she shared that it is
"quite an experience. It's nott
too big and you can build close.
friendships that last a lifetime."
She is also enrolled in classes
with the Health Academ. and
wants to become a pharmacist.
,When asked %%h) she k
I interested in this profession her
t reply,was "I like, helping other
people. "
At the Miss Bell pageant
crowns and trophies were
a awarded for, six.different age-
based categories.. Special -.
recognition was given to the
Beauty and Photogenic winners-
in each division. The winners
- and runners up for the Miss Bell
Pageant are listed below.
Sydney Waddle "was crowned
liable Wee',Miss Bell. The Wee Miss.
S 1 first runner up was .Stacey
.5 Waddle, second runner up was
SJessica White, third runner up
was Summer Fischer, and fourth
e runner up was Ja'Don Whitley.
3pm Jessica White received the
9 Congeniality award. 'Ja'Don
9pmn W Whitley woIn the Photogenic
10pm category, while Summer Fischer
3pm ;was first runner up and Jessica
White, was second.
on-Sat) McKenzie Nash was cro, ned
Little Miss Bell. The first
)NLY) runner up was Caitlin Anthony,
the second runner up was Paige
Kendall, the third runner up was
Wendy Hernandez, and the
fourth runner up was Hunter
Akes.
iatiOn Little Miss Bell Congenialty
was Hunter Akes. The
Photogenic winner was Caitlin
Anthony. First runner up was
O)ols McKenzie Nash, second' runner
up was Paige Kendall, third
runner up Hunter Akes, and the
o th7 fourth runner up was Sara
Griffin.
f th, Kelsey Cox was crowned
Miss Bell Elementary. The first
[ 'V runner up was Morgan Rose,
second runner up was
meZnt McKenzie Martin, third runner
up was Jori Waddle, and fourth
runner up was Jordan Malecki.
sMiss Bell Elementary
Congeniality was McKenzie
Martin. Most Photogenic was
Jessica Taylor. Photogenic first
runner up was McKenzie
Martin, second runner up was
Morgan Rose, third runner up
an, for Gilchrist was Kelsey Cox, and fourth
runner up was Jordan Malecki.
Preslee Sanders was crowned
Junior Miss Bell. Sabrina Myer
was first runner up, Natasha
Dahlgern was second runner up,
Abby Hurley was third runner
up, and Michelle Skeck was
fourth runner up.
Preslee Sanders won the
photogenic competition in the
Junior Miss Bell Contest. The
m li g first runner up was Abby
To Hurley, the second runner up
ible To was Natasha Dahlgren, the third
runner up was Amanda Dennis,
ids. and the fourth runner up was
Sabrina Myer.
Vork Shelby Stone was crowned
Miss Teen Bell. The first runner
;ling, Etc. up was Victoria Bolton, the
second runner up was Amber
p-3801 Hurley,. Holli Moore was third
runner up, and Belinda Bundy
was the fourth runner up.
Victoria Bolton was awarded
MATES the title of Congeniality for the
Miss Teen Bell contest. Holli
Certified Moore was named Most
:C057595 Photogenic, the first runner up
:CO79 ~was Shelby Stone, second


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runner up was Amanda
Gargano, third runner up was
Paula Walls, and Belinda Bundy
was fourth runner up.
Juliee Nobs won the Miss
Bell Contest. The first runner up
was Amanda Hurley, the second
runner up was Lindsey Martin,
the third runner up was Brittany
Pugh, and the fourth runner up
was Wynn Smith.
Lindsey Martin was named
Miss Congeniality. Brianna
Sweat won the Photogenic
contest, the first runner up was
Juliee Nobs, the second runner.
'up was Amanda Hurley, the
'third runner up was Lindsey
Martin, and the fourth runner up
was Paige Norton Aronowicz.
All proceeds from the pageant
will go to the Bell Volleyball
Team. The team plans to use the-
money to pay for camp and the
tournament dues. Thanks to all
those who sponsored and
participated in this event.


Land Transactions
Ronald Ellis Aderholt. Sr.'
and Doris Mildred Aderholl co-
trustees of the Ronald Ellis
Aderholt, Sr., Revocable Trust
and Doris Mildred Aderholt and
Ronald Ellis Aderholt. Sr as co-"
trustees of the Doris Mildred
Aderholt Revocable Trust to
Ronald E. Aderholt, Jr.,
%%arrantN deed, $10.00, 5 acres
mol. :
Pamela D. Burt and Theodore
MI. Burt to Powder : Ri\er
Minerals LLC. \\arrant\ deed.
$125.000.00. Lot 7. Block I of
Trenton original sure\:. ,
George B. Watts, Jr., Daniel
M. Watts' and Peter Watts to,
Lisardo M. Doval, Frances
Do al and .Angel L. Doval,
warranty deed, $35.000.00.
Nancy R. Westerman to Rock
Bluff Spring Company, LLC,
quit claim, $10.00.
John B. Lamb, Jr. to Rock
Bluff Springs Company, LLC,
warranty deed, $1.000.000.00.
Anthony S. Cogdill and
Janean C. Cogdill to Jerry and
Shirley Re\nolds, quit claim
deed, $10.00. Lots 327 and 328
of Waccasassa Campsites.
Douglas H. and Kimberly
Kauffman to Frank Patrick and
Marilyn Ann Glowczewskie,
warranty deed, $655,000.00.
The east 'V of track 45 of
Rolling Oaks.
James D. Barry and DeLisa
E. Barry to David Chin-Fatt,
general warranty deed,
$170,000.00.'
James C. Akins and April
Marie Akins to Lacy Lucy and
Jill Akins, general, Warranty
deed, $52,000.00.
I Thorpe Mountain Ranch,
LLC to Thomas E. O'Connell
and Linda K. O'Connell,
warranty deed,, $81,000.00, Lot
144 in Riverwalk of Fanning
Springs Phase 2.
Travis C. and Heather Ann
Sapp to Leroy and Patricia
Sapp, quit claim deed, $1.00.
Maureen Dixon to David S.
and Frances D. Young,
warranty deed, $57,000.00, lots
250 and 251 of. Waccasassa
Campsite Unit One.
Thomas M. and Jeanne C.
Zarner to Jeffrey G. and Connie
McCabe, warranty deed,
$10.00.
Southeastern i Funrding
Partners, LLLP to Richie C. and
Tammi F. Coleman, warranty
deed, $32,290.00, Lots 14,15,
and 16, Suwannee River Estates
North Subdivision.


Five Star Investments L.L.C.
to Alan C. Hastings, warranty
deed, $100,000.00.
. Leland M. Hagan to C. Lamar
Fontaine, warranty deed,
$10,750.00, Lot 8, Cypress
Shores.,
Roger Earl and Victoria
Holland, Michael C. and
Sheryle Passalaqua, quit claim
deed, $.70, Parcel 51,
Appaloosa Trails.
Roger Earl and Victoria
Holland,. Michael C. and
Sheryle Passalaqua, to Earl and
Victoria' Holland, quit claim
deed, $.70, Parcel 52,
Appaloosa Trails..
Sean E. and Tomi E.
Cornelius and'Barbara J. Garner
to Vera B. Smith and Shelia A.
Smith, corrective warranty
deed, $10.00, Lot 56, Block 2 of
.Sun-N-Fun Subdivision.
Earl Mack Wolfe Realty Inc.
to M & P Partnership, Ltd.. quit
claim deed, $0., Lot 11, Block
10, Suwannee River Estates
South.
M&P Partnership Ltd.' To
William L. and Debra P.
,Pollard, warranty deed,
$21,000.00. Lot 11, Block 10,
Siu annee River Estates South.
C nthia Parker Worth to,
Edward Joseph Worth,, quit
claim deed, $10.00. Holly
Forest Subdivision,,Lot 26, 5.22
acres.
William G: Lumpkin, Jr. and"
C. Lamar Fortaine, warranty
deed,' $21.500.00. Lot 13 -of
Cypress Shores.
Rhonda Renee Russell fka
Rhonda Santerfett .to, Clark
-Monroe. Santerfett, quit claim
deed, 10.10 acres.
Kenneth and Jane Grawcock
to Johnson' and Son Land
De% elopment, Inc. \"arrantN
deed. $45.000.00, Lot 3, Block
9. replat of Piedmont Company
Subdivision of City of Trenton.
Florence Simpson to Paul M.
and 'Trac\ M Williams,
warranty deed, ,1.00.
R. A. Johnson Construction
Company, Inc. to James
Wilkerson Construction Co.,
Inc., warranty. ,deed,
$200,000.00.


From The
Shelves Of
The Bell
Library
Mark your calendars. On Sat-
urday July 1. 2006, the Town of
Bell %%ill sponsor a fundraiser to
benefit Bell Library. The public
is invited and encouraged to at-
tend, starting at 11:00 a.m. until
3:00 p.m., at the new park west
of Bell on Paris Street off high-
way 129. There will be food,
fun and games. A cake-baking
contest will be held with first,
second and third prizes awarded.
Your attendance and support will
be appreciated. Remember the
Bell Library serves everyone as
the cultural center in our town.
For the beginning reader we
suggest Mr Potato Head Gets
Dressed, a playskool book that
has flip-out pages. Mr. Potato
Head starts to look for his glasses
and when he looked in the closet
he found a mop and thought that
it was his wig, next he found a
flower pot and thought it was his
hat. When he found his glasses
he knew he had to get dressed all
over. Read the book and do the
flip outs to see what other silly
things he had put on as he did


his search.
That Morals Thing written
by Fred Hartley gives teenag-
ers some advice about drug use
and other"wrong acts we should
avoid. This is a good book for
the junior/teenage groups.
For the adults who have read
the Da Vinci Code there is a re-
buttal called Cracking Da Vinci's
Code available in the library.
The Bookworm


Department Of
Veterans Affairs
Announces Theft Of
Records
On Ma' 22nd, the Department
of Veterans Affairs announced
that an employee took home
'VA information to work on via
computer, and the records were
stolen in a burglary. ,
Data containing 26.5 million
veteran's records were stolen.
There is no current indication
of ,compromise of these records
(that contain name, date of birth,
and social security numbersi.
While there appear to be no
immediate problems, veterans
should be vigilant about any un-
usual activities in their banking
and charge card records so they
can consult the proper authori-
ties'if needed.,
You may call the VA's; toll-
free hotline at 1-800-FED-INFO
(333-4636).' :


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Promoted To
Damage Controlman
Jody L. Rolling has recently
been promoted to Chief Dam-.
age Controlman in the United
States Coast Guard. Chief Roll-
ing joined the Coast Guard in
1992 and has been assigned to
ports along the Gulf of Mexico
and the Eastern Coast of the ,
United States. He is presently
stationed at Maintenance and
Logistics Command-Atlantic,
Norfolk, Virginia. Jody and his
family are looking forward to
returning to Gilchrist County
when he retires. His is married
to the former Elise Boles and
they have three children: Tyler.
Wyatt. and Kacie.


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Mrs. Rodriquez's Class

Celebrates "Young

Author's Night"


Mrs. Rodriguez's first grade
class from Trenton Elementary
School celebrated "Young Au-
thor's Night" on Thursday, May
18. Students celebrated publish-
ing their: own books'complete
with covers, title pages,, dedica-
tion pages, spines, illustrations,
"about the author" information


(complete with pictures) and
their original stories! Students
dressed up for the occasion and
were joined by parents, siblings,
and grandparents for the cel-
ebration. ,We are all so proud
of them for their hard work and
perseverance!


Shown are some of the parents., siblings, and grandparents who came to share in the
celebration of the Trenton Elementary School first grade publications.


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SSusan Bryant Spoke
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AARP Meeting
On Ma. 16, 2006. the final
AARP meeting. before our sum-
mer recess, was held, ,
Susani Br' ant brought the nevw
electronic votirig machine and
explained how the ne'% touch
system works. She also told us
that she will be retiring at the end
of this year. TheCourthouse and
the citizens of Grlchrist County
will surely miss her as she has
done a great job, but their' loss
will be AARP's gain.
Count\ Commissioner Rand\
Durden, our Legislative Chair-
man, told us about the meeting
in Tallahassee, and it looks like
Gilchrist County was a big win-
ner with our Commissioners
bringing us home new revenue.
Our county was the only county
in Florida to have all of its
Commissioners. at the meeting.
Thank you Randy. r
Vice President Monnye
Brown conducted the meeting
in the absence of our President
Geneva Corn\% ell, who was car-


ing for her ailing father in Loui-
Ssiana. Our prayers are \%ith \ou.
Geneva.
Man\ of our members and
in% ted. guests brought in their
hobbies and hand %%ork to be
displjaed and \ie%\ed b\ the
membership.
A delicious spring salad lunch
%\as served b. Myrtle Scruggs
and her Hospitalit\ Committee.


It was wonderful. If you weren't'
there, you missed a really good
meal..
Hae a safe and great summer.
and "We'll see you in Septem-
ber". Our next meeting w ill be
to meet the candidates that you
w\ll be voting for in November.
PublicitN Chairman
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Golfers Help Raise Funds For

Harmony Pregnancy And

Resource Center


The fourth annual golf tour-
nament benefiting Harmony
Pregnancy and Resource Cen-
ter (HPRC) took place on May
13th at the Chiefland Golf and
Country Club. The tournament
was given a new name this year-
-"the Doris Nash Memorial Golf
Tournament" to honor a dear
friend for her love and devotion
to the center.
We had a beautiful day on the
course with 66 golfers playing
in the tournament. According
to Mrs. Linda Lemery, HPRC
director, the event was very
generously supported by the
community. "I am extremely'
humbled and grateful for the
incredible generosity of so many
supporters. Without hole spon-
sors and gift doioans, and our
golfers, the event couldn't hap-
pen," Mrs. Lemery said. "This
year's tournament was. a won-
derful success-it just gets better
every year!"
First place was awarded to-
the team of Doug King. James
Goins, and Robert Hinds. See-
ond place was awarded to the
team of Skipper Henderson.
R.D. Skelton, and Kenny Kline.
Third place winners were Win-
ston Ward, Paul Johnson, and
Bob Knight. Other tournament
winners included Robert Hinds
for longest drive.and closest to
the pin, Jarrett Thomas for 'the
longest putt, and Mark Shaw for.
the straightest driVe.
Volunteer organizers- for the
event were Paul McElroy,,Rod-
ney Wade, Kevin Dean, Char-
lene Stefanelli,.and June Wood.
A delicious barbecue lunch was
prepared and served by Jerry
Quincey and the ladies of Eb-
enezer Baptist Church. And,
Audra Pardo of Newberry was-
our volunteer photographer.
"We are so grateful to those
who have supported us through
this tournament. The funds that
have been raised enable us to
continue to pro ide services as
well as encouragement for those
%with unplanned pregnancies,"
Mrs. Lemery stated.


Saltwater Fishing
Tournament To
Benefit March Of
Dimes June 10 In
Cedar Key
The employees of GRU and
the City of Gainesville's general
government are organizing the
6th spring-time Healthy Babies'
Trout and Redfish Saltwater.
Fishing Tournament Saturday,'
June 10 in Cedar Key.
The tournament benefits the
March of Dimes in its fight to
prevent birth defects and also
to prevent premature births and
infant mortality.
The tournament, open to ev-
eryone, will be held at the Cedar
Key Public Boat Ramp starting
at safe light and-ending at 3:30
p.m. Participants can pre-regis-
ter by mail or at the boat ramp
the morning of the tournament.
The entry fee is $90.00 per boat,
limit three persons per boat.
Any person under the age of
18 must fish with a consenting
adult.
Over 20 local businesses
are participating as sponsors
of this year's tournament. For
more information, contact Eric
Chapman at 352-334-3400,.
Ext. 1082, or email him at
chapmanei(a),gr.com.
The March of Dimes is a na-
tional voluntary health agency
whose mission is to improve
the health of babies by prevent-
ing birth defects, prematurity
and infant mortality. Founded
in 1938, the March of Dimes
funds research, education,
advocacy and community ser-
vices programs to save babies.
For more information, visit
the March of Dimes Web site
at www.marchofdimines.com,
its Spanish Web site at
www.nacersano.org.


First Place inner at the Harmont Prh'egnail alnd Resource
Center's "Doris NasG h Memorial Golf Tourniient' arc seho,
from left: James Coins, Rolbert Hines and Doiiu Kin.


Second Place winners at the HPRC golf tournament shown
from left are ?Skipper Henderson, R.D. Skelton and Kenny
Kline. ,


Third Place winners at the Harmoney Pregnancy and Resource
Center's Tournament shown from left are Winston Ward, Paul
Johnson and Bob Knight.



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Florida Crackers
Chapter Of Florida
Trail Association
Schedules June
Activities
With summer, temperatures
'rising, doesn't settling down in
the shade with a good book or
taking a cool dip in the springs
sound appealing? The'Florida
Crackers Chapter of the Florida
Trail Association have planned
their June activities around those.
themes. The public is welcome
to our activities. Please contact
the actiitry leader listed below
prior to any event in case there is
a change in the time or location.
At our June meeting %we will
have as a special guest speaker
artist. pla wright and author J.T.
"Jake" Glissom. His book. The
Creek, is a memoir of growing
up in the backwoods of north-
central Florida as a neighbor
of Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings.
This will be our last meeting
for the summer and will be a'
program to remember! ln'ite
your family, friends, neighbors
and co-workers to enjoy listen-
ing to his tales. The meeting
oill be on Thursday. June 15th.
at 7:00 p.m. at the Doyle Connor
Building. 1911 S\V 34th Street.
Gaminesille. Contact leaders
Ted Wilkins at i352i 486-1059
t\wlkeneq(',aol,.com or Diane
W\Vilkmns at i352, 378-S823
dianewi lkiris@ floridatrail.org
. for information.
On Saturday. June 24th. \we
will meet at 8:30 a.m. to paddle
down the Ockla\%aha's shady
waters from Gore's Landing to
the Ocklawaha Outpost, allow-
ing time for lunch and for quick
dips in the cool water Canoe-
kayak rentals are available at the
Ocklawaha Outpost. Bring hat.
sun screen. water, lunch, flota-
'tion device, etc. Contact leader
Elizabeth Van MNerop at (352.,
'378-4207 elizavan@aol corn
for more information and to
.sign up. .
The Florida Crackers Chapter
of the Florida Trail Association
serves residents of Alachua.
Gilchnrist, Le\y and Marion
'counties. Incorporated in 1964.
The Florida Trail Association is
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protecting hiking trails across
the State of Florida, with a.
special focus on the 1,400-mile
Florida Trail, one of only eight
National Scenic Trails in the
United States. With 18 chapters
throughout Florida; The Florida
Trail Association offers educa-
tional opportunities for people to
learn to appreciate and conserve
the natural beauty of Florida, and
provides recreational opportuni-
ties for hiking and camping.
To learn more about The Flor-
ida Trail Association and The
Florida Crackers chapter and
its acti. cities. visit our website at
xw w'v.floridatrail.org .

Williston ,
Independence Day
Celebration To Be
Held July 3
The City of Williston arid
the Williston Area Chamber of
Commerce are making big plans
for the 2006 Independence Da.
Celebration. This year's e ent
%%ill be held onl Monda,. July
3. 2006.
The festivities will start %%ith
the annual parade, which ill
begin at 4:30 p.m. The line-up
will be behind the Williston
High School one hour before
start time. The theme this Near is
"Stars. Stripes And Commrnunit
Pride."
The gates at the Williston
Horseman's Park will open at
6:00 p.m.. A $2 donation for
parking will be accepted.
Children's rides will begin at
7:00 p.m. Vendor booths with
novelties and lots of good food.
% ill line the park. The opening
ceremony will start at 7:00 p.m.
with musical entertainment
provided by an assortment of
local ,talent and will end the
evening with a spectacular
fireworks display.
Please remember to bring
lawn chairs or blankets. No
coolers or pets will be allowed
through the gates.
Anyone interested in having
a booth to sell or display items.
contact MNIar Kline at the
Chamber of Commerce .352-
528-5552).

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Shown from left are Roger Bourchard, iVinnelle Home. Pat


Members of the Levy'

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Visit The Florida

Sheriffs Youth Ranch


Recently I was invited to go
,to Live Oak to the Sheriffs Boys
Ranch for a visit. We haxe been
dealing with Camp Caruth in In-
glis now.for about five years but
I have never been able' to visit
the Boys Ranch. So like Bran-
nen, who is the director at Camp.
Caruth,, invited Pat Osowieki
and me to visit them. "
We were ready at 9 a m. when
Mike came by to pick us up.
.When we arrived at the Boys
Ranch the first thing that I no-
ticed was this huge water oak
tree. It must have spread a block
wide. I have never seen such a
beautiful tree as that one.
As we drove on into the camp,
everything was so clean, there
wasn't a scrap of paper, there
x\as nothing on the grounds.
And as we got to the first build-


ing. we were told we would have
a guide. So %we waited a little
bit and \who droxe up but Ste\e
Bryant and Georgette, his wife.
whom I had know n since the first
Wal-Mart at Chiefland w\as built.
He was the first manager there
but I hadn't seen him in such a
long time:.. :
Steve and Georgette work
at the Boy s Ranch as .'cottage
parents.' Iknew they were there
:and I w\as hoping I would get to
see them, and.I did. And what a
wonderful da. we had.
We started our tour. As we
rode along we went over tob.
the horse ranch where the boys
learn to ride horses. Some of
the boss are into rodeos. We
passed a beautiful church where
we found there had been some
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around the homes were trimmed
and just so beautiful. And it w as
so quiet and peaceful.
"We went by the egg house
where they have chickens. The
boys tend to the chickens to
make sure they furnish enough
eggs for everybody to ha\e
.eggs for breakfast. Then we
went on down to the Suwannee
River. The camp is on the river.
but of course the water was low.
but there were some local people
fishing there. They were prob-
ably hoping to catch a mess of
fish for their dinner.
And as we talked and learned
about this place. we found that
there is a woodworking shop
where the boys could learn
woodworking. Then there is an
arts and crafts place \ here they
can paint. The\ keep these bo s
busy.
There is also a school room
where the boys have to go back
to school to catch up. Whenever
the\ catch up w ith the rest of the
.children, they go to .the public
school in Live Oak. Many of the
boys are on the VAB honor roll
and go on to collegeon scholar-
ships. They also Nolunteer in the
community. :
As we talked and I learned
all about what the place had we
came to this big statue. It is the
statue of the, man holding the
hand of a young boy w ho is car-
r_ ing a suitcase. The statue rep-
resents the "H lpirig"Hanid Soci-
ety," the group w% ho hat e w\ worked
to prevent juvenile delinquency
since 1957. Back in April 1 had
the honor of receiving. a "Help-
ing Hand Society" 'plaque as
well as a pin I can wear for the
help I have given the group.
It was just a wonderful day.
We went to the cafeteria and had
a great lunch and we saw how the
boys cleaned up everything. As
we have gone to Camp Caruth
we have learned the many things
thee children have to do. There
are rules and regulations which
is good. If they do something
which is not 'really right they
are put on some sort of a punish-
ment. As we rode around we
saw three boys who were using
shovels to clean around the ball
field. Even though it was hot,
they had to clean up because that
was part of their punishment..
I was impressed with the train-
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in life. They are taught how to
apologize, how -to give a com-
pliment, how to report peer be-
havior, how to accept criticism,
how to follow instructions, how
to respond to peerpressure, arid
how to negotiate. Simple steps
are printed on a card which each
boy carries in his pocket. The
instructions for each circum-
stance start with the instruction
'look the'person in the eye'.
Our final tour that day was to
Roger Bouchard's office. -Roger
is President of the Florida Sher-
iffs Youth Ranches. We have
known Roger .now for quite
awhile.. As .we went into the
office we saw several people
whom we have met through the
years. Pat Raulerson. Roger's
secretary, and we met different
ladies in different offices who do
the many things that it takes to
run not only this camp, but five
others.
There is a girls villa down: tear
Bartow. there is another bo s
ranch near Safety Harbor, one at
Brandenton/Sarasota. Camp Ca-
ruth at Inglis, and another at Bar-
berville. The residential services
handle about 437 ouths. They
also ha'e FamilN-based Coun-
seling Services which provide
in-home counseling, parenting
classes, aftercare and referral
services, and they handle 806
families throughout Florida.
The camp handles all types of
children. Sometimes they are
homeless and need a place to
lie. They are screened before
the\ come in and theN must mind
and do what "Mnom and Pop'
say. The total number of cases
opened since the group started in
1957 is 79,072.
Ste\ e and Georgette are "Mom
and Pop" to 12 boys. The\ take
care of them and see to their
needs. The Bryants hale really
found their place in life and I am
glad for them.
We hate been invited to come
back and bring the members of
the Log Cabin Quilters to do a
tour so they can see what we saw
that day. I was so impressed with
the camp. the people, and every-
thing that was there. The entire
operation is supported by private
grants, not government grants.
and donations from individuals
and private organizations and
companies. They refuse to have
grants from the State of Florida
4nicd-that'i glad of.;.
Thousands of children attend
the camp programs each Near
like Project Harmony. Har-
mon, in the Streets and Summer
Camp. Each service is based on
character development and helps
build positive leaders among
toda)'s youth.
Of course the Sheriff's of
each county lend their support
and twice a year they have a.big
.dinner at Camp Caruth to honor
everyone who supports each of
these camps.
So' our day ended with such
a good feeling. When we came
home we knew we would never
forget the day we went to the
Boys Ranch in Live Oak.









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Don't Be Tempted To
Work "Under The
Table" This Summer
This summer many younger
workers and seasonal employ-
ees may be tempted by offers
to work "under the table." They
will find employers who agree to
pay them directly, in cash, with-
out deducting income or Social
Security taxes. In the short run,
that may sound like a good deal.
But in the long run, it is foolish
and will only hurt workers and
their families. Here's why. .
First, it's illegal for your em-
ployer not to report your .earn-
ings to the Internal Revenue
Service, and it's illegal for you
and your. employer'not to pay
Social. Security taxes on your
earnings.
Not only do 'Social Security
tax contributions build up future
retirement benefits for 'workers
and their families, but they also
ensure that workers are eligible
for Social Security disability and
survivors benefit payments in
the unfortunate event of injur.
or death.
Disability can happen -to any-
one at any age. For example,
did you know that almost 3 in 10
of today's 20-year-olds will be-
come disabled before reaching
age 67? Few people have long-
term private disability insurance.
but workers who pay Social Se-
curity taxes have Social Security
disability insurance. Younger
workers w\ho haxe paid Social
SecuritN taxes for as little as one
and one-half years and have an
injury or illness that will keep
them off the job for a year or
more could stan receiving a
monthly disability check from
Social Security. The average
monthly disability benefit pay-
ment in 2006 for a worker and
his or her spouse and children is
$1,571. .. -
Also, it is important to under-
stand that anyone w\ho qualifies
for Social Security disability
payments and remains disabled
for 'two year's will qualify for
Medicare benefits. Today there '
are many young people in their
20s who not only get a Social
Security disability check *but
also qualify for Medicare cov-
erage.
With Social Security survivors
benefits, you have the comfort of
knowing your dependents may
be eligible for benefits when
Nou die. Few of us want to think
about it. but one in seen Ameri-
,cans \\ill die before reaching age
67. Social Security survivors
benefits are paid monthly to
the dependents of a deceased
worker. .The average monthly
survivors benefit payment in
2006 for a widowed mother and
two children is $2,074.
Today, disabled workers and
their dependents account for
17 percent of Social Security
benefits paid, and survivors of
deceased workers account
for 14 percent. If you and
your employer aren't paying
Social Security taxes, then-
,)ou may .not have that Social
Security protection when you
need it. For more information,
visit Social Security's website at
www.socialsecurity.g6v or call
1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-
325-0778) and ask for the publi-
cation How You Earn Credits.
: Clif Copeland
Social Security Public Affairs
Specialist


Quilters Demo
Workshop To Be
Held June 10 At
Florida Museum
The Florida Museum of Natu-
ral History will host adult quilt-
ing workshops and demonstra-
tions beginning June 9th through
August 31st. The workshops
coincide with the museum's
summer exhibition, "Quilting
Natural Florida," which runs
June 10th to September 4th in
collaboration with the Quilters
of Alachua County Day Guild.
On Friday, June 9, Michigan
State University Assistant Cura-
tor Mary Worrall will lead a quilt
documentation workshop from
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Florida quilter, Pauline
Salzman, will present a Blue
Ridge quilting workshop from
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Satur-


day, August 5th. The cost is
$50 for museum members and
$65 for non-members, plus a $5
material fee. Participants will
learn blind stitch applique on the
sewing machine and must bring
their own machine.
Through August 31st, area
quilters will demonstrate various
quilting techniques in the mu-
seum. Demonstrations will be
held Tuesdays, Thursdays and
the second and fourth Saturdays
from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
For more information or to
register, call (352) 846-2000,
ext. 277.


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NOTICE OF LAND USE CHANGE
The Cin, C.mmission of the OCi) of Trenton. Florida proposes to regulate the useo laInd
r iihin he arej as shoan on the map belo, b% .amending the Clitof Trenon Comprehen-
is\ePlan herenmafier referred to as theComprehensire Plan. as follows (I1 CPA06-4, an
application b% the Citr Commission. amending the Future Land Use Element Policy
IV 3 1 ofthe Comprehensite Plan io provide thai the City only issue permits 10 commer-
cuii uses that are er ed b. centralized potable %ailer and ceniulized rsaijiar sewer.
21 CPA 16-5 an applicanonr b the Citr Commission amending the Future Land Use
E element Polio 1 I 2 of the Comprehensite Plan ti add a Mi\ed Use land use category.
131 CPA l6.-6,.n application b. the Cir\ Commission. amending the Capital Improve-
menis Elemerntof the Comprehensne Plan b) adding Po'lic. VI1l 46 staying that the City
intends insiill a ne%\ potable %alier %ell orreconstruci thee isung well ai the Cii) Park
located ji Southeast First and Second Streets to ser'e as a backup hell to the eisiing
primary. ell on Northeast Fitri Street and adding this prolecti 10 the 5-Year Schedule of
Caprial Improements contained in the Capital improvements Element of the Compre-
henr.i\e Plan : *
4 i CPA 0i,-7 an application by the Cit> Commission. amending ihe Future Land Lise
Element Policy IV3 1 of the Comprehensite Plan to provide thai the City onl tissues
permits to residennal dealing units on lot less than or equal 10 2 acres in size when :aid
lois are served b, centralized poiable vaier and centralized sanitary seer
SCity of Trenton


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The firit of tro public hearings concerning the amendments and the first reading of the
ordinances adopting said amendments will be conducted by the City Commission. The,
public hearings ill be held on June 12. 20:6 at 6 00 p m, or as soon thereafter as the
matters can be heard, in the Kathrnyn Deen Commission Chambers, City Hall located at
114. North Main Street, Trenton, Florida. The titles of said ordinances shall read, as
follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 2006-17
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TRENTON, FLORIDA, RELATING TO AN"
AMENDMENT TO THE TEXT OF THE CITY OF TRENTON COMPREHENSIVE
PLAN PI.iRSiANT TO AN APPLICATION BY THE CITY COMMISSION, UNDER
THE AMENDMENT PROCEDURES ESTABLISHED IN SECTIONS 163.3161
THROUGH 163.3215, FLORIDA STATUTES. AS AMENDED; AMENDING THE
FUTURE LAND 1.SE ELEMENT POLICYIV.3.1 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
TO PROVIDE THAT THE CITY ONLY ISSUE PERMITS TO COMMERCIAL USES
THAT ARE SERVED BY CENTRALIZED POTABLE WATER AND CENTRALIZED
SANITARY SEWER; PROVIDING SEVERABILITY; REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT: AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE
ORDINANCE NO 21'11.i6-1
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TRENTON. FLORIDA. RELATING TO AN
AMENDMENT TO THE TE.T OF THE CITY OF TRENTON COMPREHENSIVE
PLAN, PURSUANT TO AN APPLICATION BY THE CITY COMMISSION, UNDER
THE AMENDMENT PROCEDURES 'ESTABLISHED IN SECTIONS .163.3161
THROUGH 163.3215, FLORIDA STATUTES, AS AMENDED; AMENDING THE
FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT POLICY 1.1.2 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN.
BY ADDING A MIXED USE LAND USE CATEGORY; PROVIDING SEVERABIL-
ITY; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE,
ORDINANCE NO. 2006-19
AN ORDINANCE. OF THE CITY OF TRENTON, FLORIDA, RELATING TO AN
AMENDMENT TO THE TEXT OF THE CITY OF TRENTON COMPREHENSIVE
. PLAN, PURSUANT TO AN APPLICATION BY THE CITY COMMISSION, UNDER
THE AMENDMENT PROCEDURES ESTABLISHED IN SECTIONS 163.3161
THROUGH 163.3215, FLORIDA STATUTES, AS AMENDED; AMENDING THE
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ELEMENT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN BY
ADDING POLICY VIII.4.6 STATING THAT THE CITY INTENDS TO INSTALL A
NEW POTABLE WATER WELL OR RECONSTRUCT THE EXISTING WELL AT
THE CITY PARK LOCATED AT SOUTHEAST FIRST AND SECOND STREETS TO
SERVE AS A BACKUP WELL TO THE EXISTING PRIMARY WELL ON NORTH-
EAST FIRST STREET AND ADDING THIS PROJECT TO THE 5-YEAR SCHEDULE
OF CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS CONTAINED IN THE CAPITAL IMPROVE-
MENTS ELEMENT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; PROVIDING SEVERABIL-
ITY; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE
ORDINANCE NO. 2006-20
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TRENTON, FLORIDA, RELATING TO AN
AMENDMENT TO THE TEXT OF THE CITY OF TRENTON COMPREHENSIVE
PLAN, PURSUANT TO AN APPLICATION BY THE CITY COMMISSION, UNDER
THE AMENDMENT PROCEDURES ESTABLISHED IN. SECTIONS 163.3161
THROUGH 163.3215, FLORIDA STATUTES, AS AMENDED; AMENDING THE
'FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT POLICY IV.3.1 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
TO PROVIDE THAT THE CITY ONLY ISSUES PERMITS TO RESIDENTIAL
DWELLING UNITS ON LOTS LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 2 ACRES IN SIZE
WHEN SAID LOTS ARE SERVED BY CENTRALIZED POTABLE WATER AND'
CENTRALIZED SANITARY SEWER; PROVIDING-SEVERABILITY; REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE ,
The public hearings may be continued to one or more future dates. Any interested party
shall be advised that the date, time and place of any continuation of the public hearings
shall be announced during the public hearings and that no further notices concerning the
matters will be published. The public hearings are being conducted by the City Commis-
sion to consider transmittal of the amendments to the Florida Department of Community
Affairs. At the aforementioned public hearings, all interested persons may appear and
heard with respect to the amendments on the date, time and police as referenced above.
Copies of the amendments are available for public inspection at the Office of the City
Manager/Clerk, City Hall located at 114 North Main Street, Trenton, Florida, during
regular business hours. All persons are advised that, if they decide to appeal any
decisions made at the public hearings, they will need a record of the proceedings and, for
such purpose, they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made,
which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.
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Gilchrist County
Honors Veterans In
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Ceremony
(Continued from Page One)
of the U.S. Navy. He is a
brother to Judge Ed Philman
and one of twelve children
raised here in Gilchrist County
on their family farm near Bell.
Admiral Philman spoke of the
importance of this day and how
the observance of this day
touches all of us. He made
mention of the red poppies that
had been handed out to
everyone to wear and explained
that the poppies are worn in
honor of those who died serving
the nation during wars. This
tradition, has spread to other
countries around the world. He
also shared with the crowd a,
few. lines from the poem "In
Flanders Fields" written by Lt.
Col. John McCrae, MD of the
Canadian Army. He explained
that even from the gravethose
who have been lost know the
importance of fighting for our
freedom and encourage their
brothers to continue the fight for
freedom.
Admiral Philman assisted
Major Stroupe in a very special
.presentation to Gary Hale. He
was a member of the US Army
from October 16, 1968 until
August 15, 1971. He served in,
the Infantry as a Scout Observer
in South Vietnam. Mr. Hale was
presented the Vietnam Service
Medal with one Bronze Star and
the Army Commendation Medal
for his service during the Viet-,
nam war. He was also awarded
the Vietnam Gallantry Cross
with Palm Unit Citation Badge,
but was unable to present their
award to him on Monda\. As
Mr. Hale was moved around in
his service to his country during
the Vietnam War, he was unable
to receive these,
accommodations-
A very special ceremony.
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the assistance of "Ace" and his
owner Bruce Borders of
Branford and James McCook of
,Trenton. They performed a
very touching "Riderless Horse"
ceremony in which the boots of
the fallen soldier are placed
backwards in the stirrups of a
horse (Ace) and the soldier's hat
is placed in the saddle with the
American flag. This ceremony
was dedicated to the memory of
our own Ricky Lord who lost
his life in the name of our
freedom in August 2004. A
memorial wreath was unveiled
to honor all of our lost men and:
women.
Over the years the meaning
of Memorial Day has changed
for many. For too many today it
is a "day off with pay" and a
good reason to go out and. have
some fun. Fun is still fine to
have on Memorial Day. but I
hope that everyone will take a
moment every day to remember
those who have fought for our
freedom in the past and are still-
ensuring our freedom today.
Our freedom, tomorrow will,
depend on us and what 'we are
willing to do when our freedom,
land, and very likelihood is
threatened. We want to thank
all of our veterans for their
.-commitment to our country and
the families like Karen Latham,
who gae more than they should
eyer .have to give. Her son,
Ricky Lord, "as a true hero,
who should never be forgotten.
A gentleman in the cro% d "ore
a shirt that I really appreciate on.
day's like todaN, it had a picture
of soldiers and the words "All
Gave Some, Some Ga'e All',
*and that's hat toda\ is all
about.

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Haven Hospice
Appoints New
Medical Director
.Neel Kamani, M.D. has been
appointed as the new medical
director for Haven Hospice. As
medical director, Kamani will
provide leadership, direction
and supervision to medical staff,
overall medical care to patients
and families, as well as a clinical
education to the Haven Hospice
staff throughout the 16-county
service area the .organization
serves.
."Dr. Kamrani 'will focus
primarily on administration.
networking vith physicians,
hospital administrators, health
care personnel and community
leaders, while spending the rest'
of his time providing direct pa-
tient care," said Tim Bowen, ex-
ecutive director of Haven Hos-
pice. "This -ill enable Haven
Hospice to continue developing
its relationships with all of the
medical and academic outlets
in the communities we serve, as
well as its palliative care initia-
tives for patients in community
hospitals.".
Karnahi comes to Haven
Hospice from the Univer-
sity of Florida's Department of.
Community Health & Family
Medicine at Shands Jacksonville
where he has been a Division
'Chief since 2002. Karnani re-
ceived his medical degree in
1978 from the Armed Forces
Medical College in Pune, India
and is board certified in Familh
Medicine. and Hospice and Pal-
liativie Medicine, and is a fellow
of the American Academy of
Family' Medicine. .:
Robert McCollough,. M.D_..
who has been the acting medi-
cal director for Hasen Hospice
since 1997. \will be transitioning
to the role of associate medical
director. McCollough will be
based at the Tri-County Hospice
Care center and %will serve Levy,
Gilchrist and Dixie counties. .
McCollough is stepping down
from his position as medical
director for Haven Hospice in
order to focus on providing di-
rect patient care only. "This is
the' most challenging work that
I've ever done, but also the most
elating," he said. "'The position
of medical director is a blend of
clinical care and administrative
duties. As medical director, the
blend for me was about 50/50
and at this point in my career I
want to focus on patient care."
"We appreciate, Dr. McCol-
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continued presence in the Haven
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AARP Safe Driving,
Class To Be Held
June 8 & 9
I An AARP Driver Safety Class
will be held on June 8th and 9th
starting at 9:00 a.m. at the Capi-
tal City Bank loc ated at2012 N.
Young Blvd. in Chiefland. To
register call Jean da .Costa at
(352) 493-7597 There is a $10
fee per person. The classes .are
for senior drivers age 50 and
over and 'a certificate to prove
participation in the class is is-
Ssued on the second day of'class.
This should entitle them to a
multi-year auto insurance premi-
um discount. Check %with your
insurance carrier for an estimate
of the discount available. -
There is limited seating avail-
able so please call as soon as
possible. Leave a message if
necessary and your call will be
returned. In Chiefland call352-
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FHP Driver
License And
Vehicle
Inspection
Checkpoints
The Florida Highway Patrol
%will be conducting driver license
and vehicle inspection check-
points during the following
dates: June 1-30. '006. These
checkpoints %will only be held
at the following locations, in the
following counties:
Dixie: Chavous Rd. CR 55A.
SR 349. CR 349. CR 351, CR
358. Willow Hole Rd.
Gilchrist: SR 26 SR 49. SR
47, CR 138. SE 70" Ase. CR
232. CR 340. CR 341.
Lafayette: SR 20, SR 51. SR
53, SR'349.
Levv: SR 24. SR 45, SR 49,
SR 121. SR 500. CR 320, CR
3339. CR 341. CR 345, CR337,
CR 335, CR316, CR 464, CR
323, CR 326.. '
Troopers ill focus on vehi- .
cles that are being operated with
defects and violations such as:
worn/unsafe lires, bad brakes,
improper window tinting,
cracked/broken windshields,
unsecured loads, and defective.
lighting. In addition, attention
will be directed to violations of:
driver license laws. motor \e-
hicle registration laws, non-use
of seatbelts and motor vehicle
insurance requirements.
The Florida High\way Patrol
has found these checkpoints to
be an effective method of en-
forcing state laws, which relate
to the safe and legal operation' of
motor vehicles.
Checkpoints will only be
conducted between the hours of
7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.


Okefenokee National
Wildlife Refuge
Guiding Permit
Applications for
2006-2007
Applications for Commercial
Guiding Permit are now avail-
able at Okefenokee' National
Wildlife Refuge (NWR). Com-
pleted applications are due to
'the refuge by July 15, 2006.
Any person or organization
that charges a fee to lead tours-
or trips at Okefenokee NWR is
required by law to have a Special
Use Permit. Permit -guidelines
require liability insurance, first
aid training, and refuge specific
training for all guides. Guiding
permits are only. issued once
each year from October 1, 2006
through September 30,2007.
Guiding permits are required
to protect the tour operator, the
public, and the resources of
the refuge. The objectives of
Okefenokee National Wildlife
Refuge's guiding policy are to:
Ensure that guides have the
knowledge, skills, and resources
to promote and provide safe,
high quality recreational and
educational visitor experiences
at Okefenokee National Wildlife
Refuge,
Ensure that guides have back-
ground knowledge of the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife service, Oke-
fenokee National Wildlife Ref-
uge and major resource issues,
Protect the natural resources
at Okefenokee National Wildlife
Refuge,
The application deadline for


guiding permits (2006-2007) is
Saturday, July 15, 2006. For
a complete application pack-
age and additional information
on commercial guiding, please
contact Okefenokee National
Wildlife Refuge at (912) 496-
7836 or write: Refuge Manager,
Okefenokee National Wildlife
Refuge, Route 2 Box 3330,
Folkston, GA 31537. Guide in-
formation and policies can also
be found on the reuge website at
http://okefenokee.fws.gov.


Patricia Kee .
Patricia Kee To
Participate In The
1Magic Drum And
Bugle Corps
The Magic Drum and Bugle
Corps is based out of Orlando,
Florida. It was established in the
fall of 1989, and, has a tradition
Sof bringing unique and chal-
lenging shows to the drum corps
audience.
The corps this: year 'has 135
individuals from all over the
United States. The young
people "will be working hard to
produce the most unique and
crowd-pleasing shows possible.
The Magic is much more than
the incredible performances that
so many fans cherish. Magic
, is education: the best teachers
in the marching music acti%-
ity comprise the instructional
staff. Magic is team %work: the
135 marching members. 30 plus
staff. and 50 volunteers work
together as a seamless unit to
travel safely and efficiently
throughout the summer.
The Drum and Bugle Corps
activity is one of the most
intense and satisfying activi-
ties available to young people
combining high energy perfor-
mances. intense education from
highly trained staff, a travel
schedule that would challenge
the most hardy rock bands, and
a team of people that rallies like
the strongest families. :
.Patricia will travel with the
Corps which will include 40
competitions in 22 different
States oer a period of 52 daNs.
Submitted by
Ellie AndreBs. SPR
Trenton HS/MS Band Boosters


Greenbery Jones
Family Reunion
June 17th At
Hart Springs
The families of Greenberry
Jones will hold their family
reunion celebration on
Saturday, June 17th at Hart
Springs.. All family members
and friends are invited to come
to, the Hart Springs- Pavilion A.
-and enjoy a picnic basket lunch
at 12:00 noon.


The Lord Family
Reunion Set For June
10th
The Lord family reunion will
be held at the Trenton Commu-
nity Center on June 10th. It will
begin at noon. Come and bring
your favorite dishes!..


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Page Eleven


Mrs. Shirley Ann
Hiers Colson
Mrs. Shirley Ann Hiers Col-
son of Old Town, Florida died
Wednesday, May 24, 2006 at the
Tri-County Nursing Home. She
was 78.
Mrs. Colson was born in
Miami, Florida and came to
Old Town 61 years ago. She
was best known to the area as
the "Tupperware" lady she also
worked as a bookkeeper for
Bett's Truck Stop in Chiefland,
Florida. Mrs. Colson was a
devoted grandmother, she en-
joyed socializing and just loved
people.
She was proceeded in death
by her brother, Charles Smith;
Parents, William Dunn and Leo
Vashi Smith, husbands, William.
Harry. Hiers and Paul Colson;
and a son, William Harry ,"Ha'l"
Hiers, Jr.
She is survived by a sister,
Jean Parvin of Daytona Beach;
daughter, Carol Ann Stroupe;
daughter-in-law, Marge Hiers
of Old Town; grandson, Clinton
Hiers of Chiefland; and a great-
granddaughter,. Haley Hiers ,of
Cross City.
Arrangements were under
the care of HIERS-BAXLEY
FUNERAL HOME, Chiefland,
Florida

Mr. Dennis Dwayne
Nelson
Mr. Dennis Dwayne 'Nelson
died Saturday, May 20, 2006,
at his daughter's home in New-
berry after a long illness. He
was 59.
Mr. Nelson was born in Ma-
comb, Illinois. He graduated
from Colchester High School
in 1964 and served in' the Navy
from 1964 to 1968. He went
on to attend Western Illinois
University, Lake City Commu-
nity College, and Hillsborough
Community College.
Mr. Nelson was a Correctional


Officer with the State of Florida
for 26 years, and participated
in SWAT and K-9 maneuvers.
He retired in 1997, and earned
his CDL in 2002 and became
a certified deep sea scuba diver
in 2005. He was a member of
HOGS Hand Motorcycle Club
and NAUI Scuba Club. He was
well liked, had many friends,
and will be sadly missed.
Mr. Nelson is survived by
his parents, Leonard and Betty
Jeanne Nelson of Colchester,
Illinois; daughters, Nadine
Nelson of Colchester, Nannette
Holder of Newberry, and Sara
Madrid of Moorehaven; seven
grandchildren; and one great
grandchild.
There was an informal service
at the home of his daughter in
Newberry, on Saturday, May 27,
2006.

Mrs. Deloris Padgett
Mrs. Deloris Padgett of Cross
City, Florida died Saturda,, May-
27, 2006 at Shands at University
of Florida. ,She was 62 years
old. She lived most of her life in
Dixie County.
She is survived by her son,
Billy Padgett (Nancy) of Cross
'City; a daughter, Cathryn Smith
(Joe) of Savannah, New York;
grandchildren, Tristan Morgan
Smith, Jessica Lynn Padgett and .
Trey and David Davis.
'A graveside service was held
on Monday. May 29, 2006. at
Cross City. Cemetery with Rev.
Jim Hurst conducting the ser-
vice. '. '
Arrangements were under
the care of RICK GOODING
FUNERAL HOME, Cross City,
Florida.

Mr. Robert E. Parrish
Mr. Robert Earl Parrish of
Trenton, Florida died May 28,
2006, at Morris Center Hospice
House in Jacksonville. He %was .


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70 years old.
Mr. Parrish was bor in Tren-
ton, and has lived in Jacksonville
since 1978. He was an Iron
worker and a member of Union
Local #597. He was of the Bap-
tist faith.
Mr. Parrish is survived by two
sisters, Margaret Lee and Mon-
tine Futral, both of Bell. and
several nieces.and nephews.
A funeral service was held
on Wednesday, May 31, 2006
at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
with Pastor Curtis Hall conduct-
ing the service.
Arrangements were under the
care of WATSON FUNERAL
HOME, Trenton, Florida

Mr. Colin C.
Shepherd
Mr. Colin C. Shepherd of Bell,
Florida died on Friday, May 12,
2006, at the VA Hospital in
Gainesville. Florida. He was 78
years old.
Mr. Shepherd was born in Bell
where he lived his entire life. He
was an automobile manufactur-
er. He also served in the United
States Arm:y.
He is survived by his wife Irue
Shepherd of Bell; a daughter,
Teresa Y. George of Miami;
four sisters. Lera Townsend,
and Shirley Stalvey, both of
Trenton and: Minnie Odom of
Branford and Clyda Andrews
of Clearwater,;herd, and Nathan
Shepherd. both of Bell. Glen
Shepherd of Ocala. and Eugene
Shepherd, of Watkinsville. Geor-
gia; and three grandchildren.
A memorial serivce was held
at Watson Funeral Home Cha-
pel.
Arrangements were under the
care of WATSON FUNERAL
HOME, Trenton, Florida.


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Mrs. Dorothy A.
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Mrs. Dorothy A. Snyder of
Trenton, Florida died Friday,
May 26, 2006 in St. Augustine,'
Florida. She was 81 years old.
Mrs. Snyder was born in But-
ler, Pennsylvania. She made her
home in Trenton, having moved
from St. Augustine one year ago.
She was a homemaker and a
member of Full Gospel Outreach
Church in Chiefland.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Frank J. Snyder; two
daughters, Linda E. Perryman of
Trenton, and. Karen A. Weislek
of Toledo, Ohio; one brother,
Raymond Laurent of Butler,
Pennsylvania; five,grandchildren
and 6 great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was held
Sunday, May 28, 2006, at the-'
Full Gospel Outreach. Church
with Pastor Mike Whistler.
Interment follow ed at St. Augus-
tine Nemorial Park. St. Augus-
tine, Florida.
Arrangements were under the
care of WATSON FUNERAL
HOME. Trenton, Florida.

North Florida
Livestock Report
Receipts at the North Florida
Livestock Market in Ellisville on
Wednesday. May 2-4. 2006 were:
this %week 592. last week 406,
and last year 489.
Trends: Slaughter cows and
bulls were steady. Feeder steers
and heifers were unevenlN
steady. Supply was light, de-
mand was moderate. Flesh
condition: thin and \erN thin.
Feeder steers and heifers under
600 pounds 74 percent. i42 per-
cent steers. 32 percent heifers)..
over 600 pounds 2 percent (2'
percent steers. 0 percent heif-
ers), slaughter cows and bulls
15 percent. replacement cows 9.
percent.
Slaughter Cows Boner '.,80(-
85 percent: 887-1168 (1049)
50.00-54.00 (51.85); 1201-1364
(1270) 52.00-55.00 (53.61).
Slaughter Cows Lean 85-90%:'
870-1016 (934) 44.50-48.50
(46.88); 961-1153 (1022.1 36.50-
38.00 (37.28) low dressing.'
Slaughter Bulls Y.G. .1:
010-1492 (12621 60.50-64.50
162.08); 1189-1478 (1334>
57.00-57:50 (57 28 low -dress-
-ingj 1'503-'i 1503l 55.50'155.50i
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Log Cabin Qtiilters met
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from cold to hot but everything
is looking great outside.
It was great to have two of our
new members back with us..: It
seems like we don't know what
each day will bring and there
are so many who. are sick. Our
prayers go out to so many each
day
We had a great day Sunday
when .the Genealogy Society met
and we got to hear music that
\was sung when the settlers came
over. Music has always been a
great part of our heritage; it has
changed over the years, but. to
hear the old songs made us all
feel good. The\ meet the third
Sunday\ from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00
p.m. and inite anyone to come
and enjo\ learning history.
Greg and ri'e boys were out
Tuesday; the\ got a new\ turbine
up on the roof. because the \w ind
had blown so hard we had to
have a ne\w one put on. We also
enjoyed ha\ ing Sargent Gore out
Feeder Steers and Bulls Me-
dium and Large 1-2: 257-286
(272) 145.00-162.50 [155.37);
307-345 1328) 126.00-142.00
1l33.20); 353-395 .3721 120.00-
135.00 1126.73); 411-445
(421 118.00-131.00 120.51);
450-481 1461) 111.00-126.00
(114.53); 516-529 1524) 103.00-
109.50 i 105.S6); 556-599 i567>
99.00-108.00 (106.10): 603-647
(6351 85.00-91.00 1S9.24.
Feeder Steers and Bulls Ne-
dium and Large 2-3: 203-245
i224i 145.00-170.00 i155.581:
250-285 12681 122.00-144.00
(134.07); 315-346 (339) 112.00-
125.00 (119.20); 359-390,
1378) 114.00-118.00 .115.38);
404-448 1426) 100.00-116.00
(109.92); 456-490 (474) 100.00-.
104.00 1101.23)
Feeder Heifers Medium
and Large 1-2: 251-283 (274)
126.00-140.00 (130.33); 302-
349 (326 ) 120.00-130.00
(126.59); 354-391 371) 110.00-.
117.00. (114.14). 420-44S:
(435) 110.00-115.001 .(111.98;.
460-491 ",469i 97.00-1)5.00
'tt101.0'7,. 514-546 (52'5) 95.00-
100.00 97.97). 9


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We miss you so much each and everyday
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We would not have been made to go away.
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THURSDAY. JUNE 1, 2006


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NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
CONCERNING AN
AMENDMENT TO THE
CITY OF TRENTON
LAND DEVELOPMENT
REGULATIONS
BY THE CITY COMMISSION
OF THE 'CITY OF TRENTON,
FLORIDA, SERVING AS THE
PLANNING AND ZONING
BOARD OF THE CITY OF TREN-
TON, FLORIDA, AND THE LO-
CAL 'PLANNING AGENCY. OF
THE CITY OF TRENTON, FLORI-
DA, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that, pursuant .to Sections 163.3161
through 163.3215, Florida Statutes,
as amended, and the City of Trenton
Land Development Regulations, as
amended, hereinafter referred to as
the Land Development Regulations,
objections, recommendations and
comments concerning an amend-
ment, as described below, will be
heard by the City Commission of
the City of Trenton, Florida, serving
as the Planning and Zoning Board of
the City of Trenton, Flonda. and the
Local Planning Agency of the City
of Trenton, Florida, at a public hear-
ing on June 12, 2006 at 5:30 p.m.,
or as soon thereafter as the matter
can be heard, in the Kathryn Deen
Commission Chambers, City Hall
located at 114 North Main Street,
Trenton, Florida.
LDR 05-7 an application by the
City Commission, to amend the Of-
ficial Zoning Atlas of the Land De-
velopment Regulations, .to change
the zoning district from Gilchrist
County' AGRICLiLTLIRE-1 (A-
1) t6 RESIDENTIAL, SINGLE
FAMILY-1 (RSF-1), on property
described, as follows:
A parcel of land lying within Sec-
tion 20, Township 10 South. Range
15 East, Gilchrist County, Florida.
Being more particularly described,
as follows: Commence at the North-
west corner of the Northeast. 1/4 of
the Northeast 1/4 of said Section 20
for the Point of Beginning; 'thence
North 880 42'17" East along the
North line of said Section 20 a dis-
tance of 743.48 feet; thence South
010 42'32" East 493.15 feet: thence
South 880 41'57" West 743.48 feet
to the West line of the Northeast 1/4
of the Northeast 1/4 of said Secton


20; thence North 019 42'32" West
along the West line of the Northeast
1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of said Sec-
tion 20 a distance of 493.22 feet to
the Point of Beginning.
Containing 8.42 acres, more or
less.
- The public -hearing may be con-
tinued to one or more future dates.
Any interested party shall be ad-
vised that the date, time and place of
any continuation of the public hear-
ing shall be announced during the
public hearing and that no further
notice concerning the matter will be
published, unless said continuation
exceeds six calendar weeks from the
date of the above referenced public
hearing.
At the aforementioned public
hearing, all interested parties may.
appear to be heard with respect to
the amendment.
Copies of the amendment are
available.for public inspection at the
Office of the City Manager/Clerk,
City Hall located at 114 North Nlain
Street, Trenton, Florida, during
regular business hours. t. 'i
All persons are advised that if
they decide to appeal any decision
made at the above referenced public
.hearing, they will need a record of
the proceedings, and that for such
purpose they may need to ensure that
a serbaum record of the proceedings
is made, which record includes the
testimony and evidence upon which
the appeal is to be based.
Pub. June 1, 2006b.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR GILCHRIST COUNTY,
FLORIDA
Case No. 21-2006 -CP-0016
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
ARABEL JONES STEW-
ART.
Deceased. ,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate
of ARABEL JONES, STEWART,
deceased, whose date of death was
October 23, 2005, is pending in the
Circuit Court for Gilchrist County',
Florida, Probate Division, File
Number 21-2006-CP-0016: the ad-
dress of which is Gilchnsit 'County.
Courthouse, P.O. Box 37, Trenton,
Florida, 32693. The names and.
addresses of the personal represen-
tarive and anomey for the personal
representative are set forth below..
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons who have claims or
demands against decedent's estate,
including un-matured, contingent


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have been served a copy of this
notice must file their claims with
this Court WITHIN THE LATER
OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB-
LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR
THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY
OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate,
including un-matured, contingent
or unliquidated claims, must file
their claims with this court WITHIN
THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-
TION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS, NOT FILED'
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702
OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE
CODE WILL BE FOREVER
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THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
IS MAY 25, 2006.
MELISSA STEWART BURKE
Personal Representative
S. 1705 Austin Lane
St Augustine, FL 32092
BRUCEE. HOFFMAN,
Anomey for Personal
Representamtie
16 S. Main Street,
Gamnesville, Florida 32601
(352 373-2411
Fla. Bar No 330647
Pub: May 25, June 1, 2006b


NOTICE OF PUBLIC
MEETING
PLEASE BE ADVISED that the
Gilchnst County School Board will
conduct a meeting on Tuesday. June
06, 2006 at 10 00 A M in Building
14. Board Room 14-002 located
at 310 NW Ilth Asenue, Trenton.
Flonda.
Follow ing is the agenda:
OPENING CEREMONIES
1. Approval of Agenda
2 Approval of Minutes
3. Citizen Input/Delegations
4. Operations
A. GE/United
B Current Projects
C. Fire Safety/Casualry/
Sanitation Inspection
D Authorization to Let Bids
E. Public Heanng-Adopt
Policy 6.451. Drug Free
Workplace Program- 11:00
A.M.
F. Use of Facilities
G. District Wellness Policy
5.Peisonnel .. ... ,:.
A Appointments
'B. Non-Pargaining LUruit''
Salary Schedule
C. Increase Hours,
D. Upgrade/Transfer
Positions
E. Create Positions
F. Additional Hours
.G. Additional Summer
Personnel
S H. Retirement Recognitions-
3:00 P.M. ,
6. Student Services
A. Disciplinary Reviews-2:
00 P.M. ,
7. Removal of ltems from
Consent Agenda
8. Consent Agenda J
A Financial
.B. Agreements/Amendments/
Contracts/Grants/Projects/
Change Orders
C. Personnel
D. Student Services
S E. Forms
9. Reports
NOTE: In accordance with the
Americans with Disabilities Act,
persons requiring an interpreter or
special accommodations to enable
them to participate in this meeting
are requested to notify the Office of
the School Superintenden at 352-
463r3200. at least forty-eight (48)
hours prior to the scheduled meeting


date so provisions can be made.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
if a person decides to appeal any
decision made by the Board with
respect to any matter considered at
such meeting, he will need a record
of the proceedings and that for such
purpose, he may need to ensure that
a verbatim record of the proceedings
is made, which record includes the
testimony and evidence upon which
the appeal is to be based.
James E. Vickers
Superintendent of Schools
Pub. June 01, 2006b.


NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
GILCHRIST PLANNING AND
ZONING BOARD
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
the Gilchrist County Planning and
Zoning Board, in and for Gilchrist
County. Florida. will hold a regular
meeting on Thursday,. June 8, 2006.
at 6:00 p.m. or as spon thereafter
as possible, at the Board of County
Commissioners Meeting Room,
i located at 210 South Main Street.
Trenton, Flonda. The following is
the proposed agenda-
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Consideration of Previous
Minutes. May 11, 2006.
3. SE 06-01: Special
Exception for RV and Boat
Storage an application % as
made by Robert E. Alkin
Jr. requesting a Special
Exception be granted for an
RV and boat storage unit to
be constructed at 4289 NW
371"*Ct.. Bell, FL 32619.
SECTION 12,
TOWNSHIP 08, RANGE
14, IN GILCHRIST
COUNTY, FLORIDA,
WHICH IS LOCATED
OFF OF NW 37rH
COURT, BELL, FL.
At the aforementioned public
heanng, all interested parties may
appear to be heard %%ith respect
to any of the proposed agenda
items. The public hearing may be
continued to one or more future
dates Any interested party shall
be advised that the date. time and
place of any continuance of the
public hearing shall be announced
dunng the public hearing and that
no further notices concerning this
matter will be published, unless said
continuauon exceeds six calendar
weeks from the date of the abose
referenced public hearing
Additional, information for all
of the above-listed agenda items
is available for public inspection,
at the Building Department Office.,
located at 209 Southeast First Street,
Trenton, Florida, during regular
business hours. ,' : ., i
All persons are adised-that ijf
they decide to appeal any decision
made at the above referenced public
hearing, they will need a record,
of the proceedings, and that. for
such purpose, they may need to
ensure that a verbaum record of the'
proceedings is made, which record
includes the testimony and e% idence
upon which the appeal is to be based
Persons with disabilities requesting
reasonable accommodations to
participate in this proceeding should
contact (352) 463-3169 (Voice &
TDD) or via Florida Relay Service
(800) 955-8771.
Pub. June 1,2006b.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR GILCHRIST
COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NO. 21-2006-CP-0019
IN RE: The estate of
DAVID C. CLEMONS, JR.,
Deceased.
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
The administration of the estate
of DAVID C. CLEMONS, JR.,
deceased, whose date of death was
December 13, 2005, is pending
in the Circuit Court for Gilchrist
County, Florida, Probate Division;
Case No. 21-2006-CP-0019; the
; address of which is Post Office Box
37, Trenton, FL 32693. .The name
of the personal representative is
ELSIE V. WARREN,. whose address
is Post Office Box 713, Branford,
Florida 32008. The name of the
personal .representative's attorney is
SANDRA K.-HAAS, ESQ.. Florida
Bar No. 0884870,' whose address
is Post Office Box 520, Branford,
FL 32008. All interested persons
are required to file with this court,
WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF
'THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE: (1) all claims
against the estate and (2) any ob-
jection by an interested person on
whom this notice was served that
challenges the validity of the will,
the qualifications of the personal
, representative, venue, or jurisdic-
tion of the court. All claims must
be filed with the Clerk and copies
of said claims mailed to the attorney


for the personal representative, San-
dra K. Haas, Esq.,.Post Office Box
520, Branford, FL 32008
ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC-
TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE
FOREVER BARRED.
Publication of this Notice has
begun on June 1, 2006.
Sandra K. Haas
Fl Bar No 0884870
Attorney for Personal Representa-
tive
Pub: June 1, 8, 2006b

If wrinkles must be written
upon our brows, let them not
be written upon the heart. The
spirit should not grow old.
~ James A. Garfield


NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
CONCERNING AMENDMENTS
TO THE CITY OF TRENTON
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
BY THE CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF TRENTON,
FLORIDA, SERVING AS THE'
PLANNING AND ZONING
BOARD OF THE CITY OF TREN-
TON, FLORIDA AND THE LO-
CAL PLANNING AGENCY OF
THE CITY OF TRENTON, FLORI-
DA, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that, pursuant to Sections 163.3161
through 163.3215, Florida Statutes,
as amended, and the City of Trenton
Land De elopment Regulations, as
amended, hereinafter referred to as
the Land Development Regulations,
comments, objections and recom-
mendations concerning amend-
ments, as described below, Ill be
heard by the City Commission of
the City of Trenton. Florida, serving
as the Planning and Zoning Board of
the City of Trenton, Flonda. and the
Local Planning Agency of the City
of Trenton. Florida, at public hear-
ings on June 12, 2006 at 5:30 p.m.,
,or as soon thereafter as the matters
can be heard, in the Kathryn Deen
Commission Chambers, City Hall
located at 114 North Main Street,~
Trenton, Florida.
(1) CPA 05-6. an application by
Michael Fowler and M. E McDou-
gal. Inc to amend the Future Land
Use Plan Map of the Comprehen-
sive Plan to change the future land
use classification from Gilchnst
Counts AGRICULTURE-1 less
than or equal to I dwelling unit per
2 acres) to RESIDENTIAL, LOW
DENSITY less than or equal to 2
dwelling units per acre) on property
described, as follows.
A parcel of land lying %within Sec-
ton 20. Toswnship 10 South. Range
15 East. Gilchrist County, Flonda.
Being more particularly described,
as follows: Commence at the North-'
west comer of the Northeast 1/4 of
the Northeast 1/4 of said Section 20
for the Point of Beginning; thence
North 88" 42'17" East along the
North line of said Section 20 a dis-
lance of 743.48 feet; thence South
010 42'32" East 493.15 feet: thence
South 88-' 41*57" West 743.48 feet
to the West line of the Northeast 1/4
of the Northeast 1/4 of said Section
20; thence North 01' 42"32" West
along the West line of the Northeast:
1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of said Sec-
tion 20 a distance of 493 22 feet to
the Point of Beginning.
Containing 8.42 acres, more or
les ,
i2, CPA 06-4, an application by
the City Comrussion. amending
the Future Land Use Element Policy
IV.3.1 of the Comprehensise Plan
to provide that the City only issue
Permits to commercial uses that are
served b\ centralized potable water
Sand centralized sanitary sev.er.
(3) CPA 06-5, an application by
.the City -Commission, amending
the Future Land Use Element Policy
1.1 2 of the Comprehensive Plan to
add a NMied Use land use category.
i(4) CPA 06-6, an application by
the ,City Commission. amending
the Capital Improvements Element
of the Comprehensive Plan by add-
ing Policy VIII 4 6 stating that the
City intends to install a new potable
water well or reconstruct the exist-
:ing well at the Cit. Park located at
.Southeast First and Second Streets
to serve as a backup well to the
existing pnmary well on Northeast
First' Street and adding this project
to the 5-Year Schedule of Capital,
Improvements contained in the
.Capital Improvements Element of.
the Comprehensive Plan.
(5) CPA 06-7, an application by
the City Commission. amending
the Future Land Use Element Policy.
IV.3.1 of the Comprehensive Plan
to provide that the City only issues
permits to residential dwelling units
on lots less than or equal to 2 acres
in size when said lots are served by
centralized potable water and cen-
tralized sanitary sewer.
The public hearings may be
continued to one or more future


. dates. Any interested party shall be
advised that the date, time, and place
of any continuation of the public
hearings' shall be announced dur-
ing the public hearings and that no
further notice concerning the mat-
ters will be published, unless said
continuation exceeds six calendar
weeks from the date of the above
referenced public hearings.
At the aforementioned public
hearings, all interested parties may
appear to be heard with respect to
the amendments.
Copies of the amendments are
available for public inspection at the
Office of the City Manager/Clerk,
City Hall located at 114 North Main,
Street, Trenton, Flonda, during
regular business hours.
All persons are advised that if they
decide to appeal any decision made,
at the abose referenced public hear-
ings, they will need a record of the
proceedings, and that, [or such pur-
pose, they may need to ensure that a
verbatim record of the proceedings
is made, which record includes the
testimony and evidence upon which
the appeal is to be based
Pub. June 1, 2006b.

NOTICE OF MEETING
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. the
Gilchrist County Board of Counrt,
Commissioners, in and for Gilchnst
Count). Florida, will hold a regular,
meeting on Monday, June 5, 2006.
at 1:15 p.m., in the Board of County
Commissioners M eeting Room,
located at 210 South Main Street,
Trenton. Florida. The follow ing is
a proposed agenda .
AGENDA
1 Call to Order 11 5 pm i
2 Agenda Changes
3. Consent Agenda
: 4. Count) Administrator/
Department Reports
5 Attorney Report
6 Constitutional Officers
7. Clerk Report
8 Commissioner Reports
9. Time Certain Items:
a. 1.30 pm. Constitutional
Officers- Susan Bryant. Su-
per% isor of Elections. Request
for Budget 'Amendment for
Employee Position.
b 2 30 p.m. Road Department
Report: Highlands Trac-
tor. Kenny Stemple, tractor
invoice
c. 2 45 p.m. Citizen's request.
Thomas Collins Exception
to Zoning, -operation of gun
business
d. 3:00 p m. Public Heanngs.
Land Lise. Spnng Run Vil-
lage Major Subdi'ision con-,
struction Plan Approval 14
I Lots, Frank Laung. developer
Tyler Creek Business Com-
munit- Construction Plan-
Approval 17 Lots. Mitchell
Gentr., developer
'Lander East Minor Subdivi-
sion Final Plat Approval 3
Lots, Joseph Lander, devel-
oper
.. Quail Hollow Minor Subdi-
vision Final Plat Approval 5
Lots, Aldo Thomas Gnffin,
developer
Bell's Ridge Minor Subdivi-
sion Final Plat approval 4
Lots, Kenneth Bell, devel-
oper
Turkey Trail Minor Subdisi-
sion Final Plat Approval 4
Lots. Kenneth Taylor. devel-
oper
Pine Hill Estates Minor Sub-
div vision Final Plat Approsal 5
Lots, Gary Warren, developer
Combee Oaks Minor Subdi-
vision Final Plat Approval 5
Lots, OWen Combee, devel-
,oper
S Martin Estates Minor Subdi-
vision Final Plat Approval 5
Lots,. Corliss Smith, devel-
oper
Carmella Acres Minor Sub-
division Final Plat Approval
4 Lots, Gulf Side Realty;
developer
Special Permit 06-03
Dredge and Fill '


CCDS Waters, Inc.
10. Old Business
11. New Business
12. Public Participation
13. Adjourn
"Persons with disabilities request-
ing reasonable accommodations to
participate in this proceeding should
contact (352) 463-3169 (Voice &
TDD) or via Florida Relay Service
(800) 955-8771." :
PLEASE BE ADVISED that if a
person decides to appeal any. deci-
sion made by the Commission with
respect to any matter considered at
said hearing, that person will need a
record of the. proceedings, and that
for such purpose,,that person may
need to insure that a verbatim record
is made, which record includes the'
testimony and evidence upon which;,
the appeal is to be based.
BOARD OF COUNTY COM-
MISSIONERS.
GILCHRIST COUNTY,
..FLORIDA
TOMMY LANGFORD,
A "CHAIRMAN
ATTEST::-
JOSEPH W. GILLIAM,
CLERK
Pub.Junel, 2006b.


PUBLIC NOTICE OF
APPLICATION
SUWANNEE RIVER WATER
MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
Notice is hereby given that'.
pursuant to Chapter 373. Florida,
Statutes, the folloNwing application'
for permit waS received on March
21,2006:
Woods 'at Alchrist Subdivision,
Ron Turteville, A Bar S. Land and;
Cattle Company. Inc., P.O. Box 830,;
Lake City, FL 32056, has submitted
an application for an Environmental'
Resource Permit Number 06-0141,!
for a total project area of 225.72;
acres. The project is located.in.
township 8 South, Range 16 East,'
Section 36, in Gilchrist County.
Interested persons may comment:,
upon the application or submit a'
written request for a staff report
containing proposed agency;
action regarding the application
by writing to the Suwannee River
Water Management District. Attn:
Resource Management, 9225 C.R.
,49, Live Oak. Florida 32060. Such;
comments or requests must be'
received by 5.00 p m. within 21
das s from the date of publicauon
No further public notice will be!
pro% ided regarding this application.'
A copy of the staff report must;
be requested in order to remain;
advised of further proceedings
Substantially affected persons are.,
entitled to request an admntistratie
heanng, pursuant to Title 28. Florida
Administrative Code. regarding
the proposed agency action by.'
submitting a wnrinen request after
res iew ing the staff report.
pub. June 1, 2006b



2006 Election What
To Expect At The
Polls .:

Polls will be open on election
day from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00
p.m.. Idcal time. To determine'
your polling place, check your"
soter information card or contact
your superb isor of elections.
You will be asked to show a
photo and signature identification
When you goto the polls to ,ote.
Some acceptable forms of photo,
identification include:

TFlorida driver's license.
Florida identification card'
issued by the Department of
Highway Safety and Motor
'Vehicles
United States passport
Military identification
Student identification


"Care for the Entire Family"


* Available on Location: X-Rays, Physical Therapy &
Licensed Massage Therapist (MM0007612)


Most Insurance Accepted -

Major Medical
Medicare/Medicaid
Most HMO's & PPO's
Personal Injury/Auto Accidents
Workers' Compensation




493-1540

2220 N. Young Blvd., Chiefland
(Across from Wal-Mart Super Center)


OFFICE HOURS
Monday / Wednesday / Friday
9 a.m. Noon & 2 p.m. 6 p.m.
Tuesday
8 am 12:30 pm
Thursday
8 a.m. Noon & 2 p.m. -5 p.m



~ Walk-Ins Welcome ~


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US 19
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TO ENROLL CALL: 1-800-942-2003


HABITAT EXTENDS APPLICATION DEADLINE

FOR OUR FIRST HOME IN

DIXIE, GILCHRIST & LEVY
GOOD NEWS: Applications for our first house have been extended until
6/16/06.Some other rules have changed:You must be a resident of any
county 6 months instead of 12 months, also you can have owned a home in
the past.We're still looking for a deserving family that needs a decent, afford-
able home that will partner with us. If you need an application or additional
information call Callie 352-428-9070 or Susan 727-259-8989 for details.

Our playhouse winner, Amy Bastow, of Chiefland, received the playhouse
this week. Congratulations Amy! I'm sure with 5 grandkids & one on the
way, the playhouse is a welcome addition to your house.Thanks again to
DJ Daube, Ryan Daube, Roger Nalley, Ronnie Lambert & Florida Forestry
Products of Cross City, First Baptist Church of Cross City, Genesis Carpet,
George Henry and Cecil Sims of Fanning Springs Auto, for all of their
help!!! We couldn't have done it without you!!! Also, all the ticket outlets
and individuals who sold tickets & of course, all the volunteers, mostly
board members and committee chairpeople of Habitat that worked at
the project &/or sold tickets!

A seminar will be held at the First Christian Church just off US-1i9 on CR-346,
Saturday, June 3rd from 9am 2pm with lunch provided.We must raise all the
funds to build our houses & we need people willing to help. Brad Nemo from
Marion County Habitat encourages all those volunteers interested in helping
with fund-raising/P.R.to come. Call Gigi.463-7207 or Bill/Deanna 463-8003 if
you can make it. COME HELP A FAMILY REALIZE THE DREAM OF OWNING
THEIR OWN HOME!!!


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.CICHIROPRlCTIC


Dr. Bennitt Patterson


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[ Automobiles

1994 PONTIAC TRANSPORT:
V-6, runs good, ice-cold air, $1,300.
Call Nancy or Joel at 463-6799.
5tb,6-1-6-29
1998 BLUE DODGE DAKOTA:
Pick-up truck, cruise control, club
cab, 5-speed, 8-cylinder, CD player,
bed-liner, (352) 490-7040 or (352)
949-0182. $4,500.
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[Pets & Supplies


ANEW PET GROOMIN(
in Chiefland. The Paradise
ace. (352) 493-0606.




WHEEL TOY
352-493-2835
Call for Directions 10 Mile
South of Chiefland off 345


G SHOP


S For Sale

2 SETS OF SOLID PINE BUNK
BEDS: Complete with mattresses.
$125 & $200. Excellent condition,
1 red metal bunk bed with double.
on bottom, complete with mattress
$125. 3 solid pine 5. drawer chests
that match pine bunk beds. $50
each. 2 youth beds w/mattress $30
each. (386) 935-0510 or (352) 256-
6544.


2tb, 6-1-6-8


(6) COMPUTER MONITORS:
Four 15" and two 17". Panasonic
laser printer. $100 obo for all. 352-
493-2501.
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Pet Pal- BLUEBERRIES: You pick. S&J
Farms of Trenton. $2.00 a pound.
tfnb,3-9 (352) 215-0084 or (352) 463-8351.
2tb,5-18-5-25
1989 BRENDELLA SKI/TOW
1 BOAT: 351 Windsor V8 inboard,
FN | 800 hours, asking $6,000. Call 221-
I 0363.


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5"


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5f: r,,l. sal fa $28,975
As ra Tauruus .4-Iooi. uuiry 1u aei1.20" r1i,.eel.
2JK ,T,,l Ba Fac[. Wan $9,975
05 Cavaier -0o0er, 3uio CD. oaao-d i30K mr,
Ba Fa War Clean $9,975
0A Cr.ev Vye'i.ure E.1 3 Ro S.,,a. rear a3
CD. 1i3dea o 4h rm.". $11,975
'03 Chevy S-10 extra cab, 3-dloor, 4-cyl.
5.-p ea.C.i.3a ,iss,. .ar'. $8,975
'03,Ford Rarger,'Edge, reg cab, V6
5-speed, CD,clean, 50K miles..... $9,975
'02 Isuzu Trooper LS, 4-Door,
fully loaded, 60Kmiles.... --$11,975
01 M.erur,Crar..]M.irQu.: 4 .d, c rrr c ,er,. ,li
o.i.ra r,,. 3.rr. : ,.- $9,975

$3,975
'bu: Lciareml.ema b i r arri-
iO.A-.. I IO.K ..e $1,975
'9 a.ausia 'ics' J boor, carriage roof
.lean i-adrd.cO t n m.e $9,975

CREEOir u ots I WELCOME
wwarra-r.e A.lta3o.c
www.wheeltown.com


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CAMPER FOR SALE: 1996 Plea-
sure-Way, ultimate compact RV.
Impeccably maintained by orig ral
owner 66.000 miles, $24,500. Call
352-463-6527
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BEDS: Queen thick., orthop
low-tep mattresses and bi:',\
New in plastic ,iih narral
rifice, $160 King atulab
i352) 372-8588


C LA SSIFIEDSAD 4.FOR 20 WO. 5 CENT ADDITI
CLASSIFIED ADS $4.50 MINIMUM FOR 20 WORDS. 5 CENTS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD.


I For Sale


16' BAYLINER W/TRAIL
hp Mercury Force, runs goo
ing $1,100. Call Chad at 46
or 221-0149.

PRIDE ELECTRIC SCO
for handicapped. $600. (35
2336.

2001 WINEBAGO' BRAV
TOR HOME: 34K miles
slide-out: Satellite, 2A/C's,
'wired. $60.000t Mut see to
ciate. (386) 935-2336


Yard Sales


,ER: 50 SOUTHEAST GILCHRIST
od, ask- -FIRE RESCUE YARD SALE &
63-7715 CAR WASH. June 10th starting, at
8 am. If you would like to have a
ltp,6-1 free space to set up your sale call'
)OTER Amanda 'Weeks @ 222-0310 or
2) *935- Bruce Thompson @ 472-2813. The
Firefighters will be& washing cars.
ltb,6-1 Thank you for'your support.
21b.6-1-6-8


E MU-
and one
tow-car
appre-

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fYaedSI ,es


THRIFT STORE CLOSIP
ern thing must go' Furniture,
knick-krnacks' In Bell, beh
road depot. Old Poor Richar
porium., June 2-4.463-1157


hclt. I-"'" TRENTON FIRE DEPART-
sprng,- N MENTis ha ing a sard sale on June
ln Sac- 3rd from 6 am 1 pm. The station
le $225 -
is location on III SE 5th Atenue
tfnb- Please come out and support our lo-
cal Volunteer Firetighters.


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Residennal Mongages Offering:. Fi.ed Rates A\ailable
Nes Construction Manifacmred Homes ,
Purchase, Refir.ttce & Cash Out In\esnnen Properr.
Con\ennonal, 1-4 Single Fa3mil\ Homes
First, Second, and Home EquitN Lines oftCredit

Bill Deen and Brenda Wilkerson
Litcensdtl Mortgage Brokers
463-1313 fax463-1318
e-mail: riverlandmtg@bellsouth.net
Visit our website: \wk\.riseriandmtg \eb-loans.com "
iverlancid l Nlotga( Coporation
:723 E. Wade Street, Trenton, FL 32693
it Come See Us! n


Hometown Realty

of North Fl,inz.

Natalie Rankin Licensed Real Estate Broker
1310 North Main Street Bell, Florida 32619
Office: (352) 463-9001 Toll Free: (888) 463-9001 Fax: (352) 463-9008
e--mail: Hometo%% nRealtrNFa'bellsouth.net


HORSE FARM,
12 STALL BARN wApt.
3BR/2BA CB Home ,15 Acres
$450,000 MLS #752357


HORSE COUNTRY
Beautiful large oaks & pines
3/2 DWMH on 10 Acres
$259,900 MLS #752553


CONCRETE BLOCK HOME ON
CORNER LOT many renovations
3/1 Home On city Lot
$135,000 MLS#752136


L
.27 Acres, Well & Septic
1/3 Acre Commercial Lot, Hwy 26
.50 Acres, Well, Septic, PP
.50 Acres, Bronson
1 Acre, Bell
1 Acre, Bell, Owner Financing
1 Acre, Chiefland, Homes Only
1.14 Acres W/S/P
1.6 Acres Well & Septic
1.67 Acres, W/S/P REDUCED
2.5 Acres, Bell, REDUCED


LARGE FAM.liL' I HO MF
PAVED CORNER LOT'
5/2.5 Frame Home on 1:5 Acres-
$219,000 : MLS#752151





S.
SPECTACULAR DESIGN
UNDER RENOVATION
3/2 Home c.n Treni.:ri Cu\ Lot
$199,900 MLS #751932






SANDERS OAKS i
3BR/2BA 1 ACRE
1741 SQ. FT DWMH
$120,000 MLS#752633


CLOSE TO RIVER
PEACEFUL SETTING
3/2 DWMH. on Lot
$59,900 MLS#752447


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21'xl2'BARN
25'x25' ATTACHED CARPORT
3/2 DWMH on 2 Acres
$124,900 MLS#752374


IIFT H i' 1. FR.-i TA' jE
HIGHTiaFH. FtL ,.'A.
SEVERAL OFFICE SPACES
$425,000 MLS#752400
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CLOSE TO RIVER
HANDYMAN SPECIAL
3BR/IBA 2.43 Acres
$149,900 MLS #751439


2 STALL WORKSHOP/BARN
FENCED & CROSS FENCED
3BR/2BA 5 ACRES
$199,000 MLS#TBD
%


OTS & ACREAGE


$37,900
$75,000
$29,900
$24,900
$25,000
$30,000
$78,500
$45,000
$59,900
$49,900
$39,900


2.67 Acres, Scattered oaks -Pending- $39,900
2.99 Acres, Scattered oaks -Pending- $39,900
4.4 Acres, Riverfront, Buildable $799,000
5 Acres, Well & Septic, Reduced $59,900
5 Acres, Well & Septic $82,000
5 Acres, Homes Only, 4 Avail. $88,500


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OPPOR11JNIIY


5 Acres, SWMH, planted pines $99,000
5 Acres, East Gilchrist, 3 Avail. $100,000
5 Acres, Paved Road $124,900
5 Acres, 1/1 Frame Cottage $124,900
6 Acres, Well, Septic, Pines $93,500
6 Acres, Cleared & Fenced Pending $85,000
7.94 Paved Road $115,000
10 Acres, W/S/P REDUCED $124,900
10 Acres, Deed Rest. $149,000
12 Acres, Scattered Oaks $185,000
15 Acres, Perfect for motorcross $200,000
17+ Acres, Bell Reduced $199,640
17.8 Acres, Paved Road Frontage $267,000
20 Acres, Pines, Close to River $330,000
30 Acres near Manatee Springs $399.000
40 Acres, W/S/P, Pole Barn $399,000
37.8 Acres, US Hwy 129 near Bell $567,000


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TRENTON CHURCH OF GOD:
Will be having a Nard sale June 1st,
nd r r-r fromm s rin nm


I DONATIONS

Donations needed for yard sales and
auctions. Proceeds for spayineu-
ter. 'accinations and medical as-


ind rail- sistance for low -income families.
d's Em-, We ha\e storage facilities but not
. a thrift store. 4-Pets Sake PO Box
Iltb,6-1 1014 Bell 32619 386-935-0975 or
QAA/ '7'1' ')0'7 ,-.1 *.. I-':


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I Services

MOBILE HOME SET-UP: Thom-
as Mobile Home Set-ups. tear-
downs and transport. Licensed and
Bonded. 0352 -1486-1662 or 352:)
558-4375.
41b,5-11-6-I


GMHC. LLC HOME
ES: We repair. remodel, r
more. No tob too small.
2420 Free Estimites.
6tp
ELMORE'S SIM
BRICK & STONE. IN(
stucco. permanent mob
skirting. Free Estimates.
70th A3enue. Trenton
214-3702. Fax 352-472-0

BOB OSBORNE TRE
* VICE. INC.: 70 ft. buc
hydraulic loader truck. stu
er Free Estimates Insu
463'9I1i0. "

BUILDING CONTR
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on your lot. Precision Development.
PO Box 249, 26761 SE Hwy. 19,
Old Town, 352-542-8416.
Snb.7-15
MOWER & CHAINSAW PARTS
Stihl. Husq'arna. Ayp. Murra..
Sears. NITD. Briggs. Kohler.
Robin. and Honda Blades for most
moneri. ; .
SBeauchamp Sa% Shop'
493-4904 "


Property I values
One, of the most frequent
,questions I get asked is,
"How much is property
worth in Gilchrist County".
- I would like to tell you
that the answer to that
question is simple. It is not
simple, and sometimes
almost impossible, to
answer.
- Property values have a
multitude of variables. One
factor that affects property
value is location. Being on
a paved road for instance
adds significant value.
- Another factor is what is
on the land itself. A piece
of land that is mostly
established pasture with
some picturesque
granddaddy oaks is more
valuable than a similar
parcel that is planted in
pine.
- The size of the land is a
variable that is very
important. In most cases,
smaller parcels bring a
higher per acre price than
larger ones. Based on
recent sales, the average of
10 acre parcels range from
$11,000 to $15,000.00 per
acre. On the other hand, 5
acre parcels are averaging a'
slightly higher $12,000 to
$16,000 per acre.
- If you are interested in
finding out the value of
your property, call me today
to schedule your no
obligation Market Analysis.


-Seervices

PRESSURE WASHING. PAINT-
ING, DECK & PATIO BUILD-
ING and. HOME REPAIRS &
IMPROVE EMENT: Reasonable
prices, dependable. insured and
professional Shamrock Services,
352-463-1212 day or evening and
weekends. -


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TREES, TREES, TREES: Langs-
ton Tree Sen ice. Inc. 490-44-156: .
S, f nb.2-22


Itp.6-1 A BIG STUMP! A LITTLE
STUMP!: We grind them all. Langs-
o ton Tree Serv ice, Inc. 490-1456.


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DIXIE MONUMENT: Old Tovwn
- Since 1992. Visit our display on
Hvy 19 at C&C Gron ers. 9 am 5
pm. Mon. Sat. or call toll free 1-
877-542-3432 for appointment to
visit our shop & main office at 1471
NE 512 Avenue 100's of stones in
stock, computer specialist to assist
you in creating a lasuting inbule to
the life of sour losed one.
rfnb,5-20
TIM POWELL ELECTRIC: New
installationsand repairs.licensedand
insured. State Reg. #EC13002453.
Call 1352) 463-2155.
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[ Help Wanted J


SERVIC- FARMER'S MARKET MAN-
estore and AGER: The Trenton Commumt)
352-6"2- Farmer's Market is up and running
%%ith hopes of continuing through
.5-11-6-15 the summer and into the fall. The
ULILATED City is looking for a highlN mou-
.: Stone ated manager to operate the mar-
C.: Stone,
ile ho ;me ket. Duues include marketing and
6789 SE promotion, development of special
472-5542. events, vendor relations, and basic
-124. accounting methods The market
rfnb-9-15 operates once weekly. on Tuesday
From 2pm-6pm The position will,
EE SER- require approximately 5-15 hours rof
ket truck. v'ork per week. The market man-
mp grind- ager % ill earn a share of the pro-
red. 352-' ceeds from the marketih' addition to
L-A possible base compensation doq at
tfnb.5-26 highlN motivated manager %ill earn
lACTOR: much ore! Please contact Cit Hall
." i,,,;it at 352-463-4000 \301 for more de-


_HlpWane


FULL-TIME IMMEDIATE
POSITIONS AVAILABLE:
Dump Truck Foreman/Driver,
class a CpL, min. 3 years exp.;
Heavy Equipment Operator,
min. 3 years exp. Health'Insur-
ance Available. Call 352-472-
4550 Coleman Construction,
Inc. EOE/DFWP
S4ib.5-11-6-1


Professional Drivers, home every
night. Full benefits package. Dry
bulk & flatbed positions at New-
berry Terminal. Commercial Carrier
Corp. 866-300-8759;


SHelp W a n te d


JOB OPPORTUNITY: Heavy
duty truck maintenance/plant main-
tenance personnel with Cummings
Diesel exp. Must have Class B
CDL. Also, openings for driver for
block truck w/ hydraulic boom,
Class B CDL required. Retirement
plan, paid vacation, competitive pay
and a good working atmosphere.
..Apply in person at Bell Concrete
Products, Hwy. 129 N, one mile N
of Bell.
..2tb 5/25-6/1
RETIRED CHRISTIAN COU-
PLE @ OTTER.SPRING: Needs
mature experienced, Christian
housekeeper/cook. Must have refer-
ences. (352) 463-0700 or 221-4056.
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LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKER
S216-A N. Main St., Trenton. FL 32693
352-463-2817 FAX (352) 463-2479
lfgr@bellsouth.net
We List To Sell!

818 SW 5th Street Trenton


NEARING
COMPLETION -
4BR/2 5BA home on 5
acres in. Gated Community,
stainless steel appliances,.
paved drive, 2-car garage,
tray ceilings, Cherry
cabinets and more!
$379,900 MLS# 750191


GORGEOUS HOME -
2 Acres 4BR/3BA, In-
ground \ mnyl Pool with
spa fountains & Jacuzzi,
outdoor kitchen, lanai,
pole barn, & much more!:
$385,000 MLS# 750683
Sellers Motivated

RIVERFRONT
HOME- 10acres 4
or 5BR/2,BA, ideal
summer home,
gorgeous views,
stone walls, wood
beams, hot tub,
$595,000 MLS#
749514
FISHERMAN'S
PARADISE!
Beautiful 1986 Homes
of Merit DW in
Suwannee. 3BR/2BA,
2 boat houses, 1 lift,
fish cleaning room,
52" TV, hot tub. All of
this and more on
canal! $375,000 MLS#
752474
10 ACRES with a Log
,Cabin Look 1999
DWMH. Beautiful
property. 3BR/2BA
that sits off of paved
hwy, fireplace and
more! $199,900 MLS#
752081


BEAUTIFUL 5 acre
tract in Old Town
with lovely DWMH,
3BR/2BA with
paved road frontage,
2 car carport &
more! $159,900
MLS# 752347


1.25 ACRES btwn Bronson & Archer, $29,000 MLS#
752317
0.90 ACRES off of CR 345, $42,500 MLS# 751588
5.00. ACRES In Old Town, $70,000 MLS# 751624
3.16 ACRES on CR 345, $65,000 MLS# 750989
5 ACRES in Old-Town, $65,000 MLS# 752156
5 ACRES in Bell, $69,900 MLS# 752045
8.95 ACRES in Bell, $109,900 MLS# 752046
1.25 ACRES in btwn Bronson & Newberry, $25,000
MLS# 750913
78.80 ACRES in Trenton, $1,680,000 MLS# 751204
10 ACRES in Bell, $128,500 MLS# 751023


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EALHOUSA 15NO
OPPOo'ruer-


4 BR/2 BA frame house. 3 acres. 2.156 sq. ft.. large trees-nice
area, room to build another home or 2. MLS#748358. Price
$175.000. ... ..



For additional information
on our listings and virtual tours.
Visit our website at
www.Ifrankgrant.com


East Side of Gilchrist County
3 ac tract plus four (4) 5 ac tracts w/planted pines on Co.
, Grade Rd. Priced at $90.000 each. MLS#750923-7509271
Lil Lake City NW 60th Street
9.2 ac Planted Pines. MLS#749600 Reduced $125.000.
10 AC off Santa Fe on 95th PL
4" well-cross fenced-ready for horse or ne\\ home.
NMLS#749774 Reduced $145,000."
9.92 AC NW 52nd CT '
Clear pasture land-fencing MLS#749884 Only
$140,000.


RE ADOW


BEAUTIFUL
BRICK home on 10
acres, 3BR/2BA,
under a canopy of
Oaks & Pecan trees,
fireplace, Cherry
cabinets, stainless steel
appliances, $465,000
MLS# 752194
MARVELOUS
BRICK home on 20
acres, 4BR/2BA w/
3 car attached
carport, fully stckd
fish pond, in-ground
vinyl pool,
workshop, $499,900
MLS# 749034

5 ACRES with a
WELL KEPT 1990
SWMH on beautiful
comer lot. 3BR/2BA
home fronts 2
county roads, Close
to Springs & River!
$129,900 MLS#
752575


QUIET
COMMUNITY of
Hide-A-Way with a
3BR/2BA DWMH,
screened porch,
close to River,
Springs & golf!
$55,000 MLS#
750753


1.38 ACRES in homes only S/D, $38,500 MLS# 751628
1.01 ACRE btwn Bronson & Archer, $29,000 MLS# 75,2077
3 ACRES in Old Town, $55,000 MLS# 752141
4 ACRES just outside Trenton, $115,000 MLS# 752292
0.88 ACRES on CR 345, $42,500 MLS# 751895
4.80 ACRES outside of Chiefland, $85,000 MLS# 751902
0.46 ACRE (2 lots) C-2 or residential, $39,999 MLS# 751922
0.46 ACRE (2 lots) C-2 or residential, $39,999 MLS# 751934
1.10 ACRES Homes Only, $38,500 MLS# 751628
20 ACRES outside Trenton, $275,000 MLS# 751800
2.44 ACRES in Old Town, $42,000 MLS# 750300
2.49 ACRES in Old Town, $42,500 MLS# 750799
3.02 ACRES in Old Town, $55,900 Possible Owner
Financing MLS# 750830
2.44 Acres in Old Town, $42,000 MLS# 750299
2.43 ACRES on Pond Fed Canal, $51,900 MLS# 752218
4.65 ACRES on CR 345, $85,000 MLS# 750972 .
4 -1 Acre lots btwn Bronson & Archer, $25,000 each MLS#
752318, 752319, 752320 & 752322
10 ACRES IN Bell, $137,500 MLS# 751073
0.23 ACRES in Old Town, $20,00Q MLS# 751052


L. Frank Grant Realty
L. Frank Grant


E WOR SALP D. Deen Lancaster Lic. Real Estate Broker

SLANFCASTER 510 E Wade Street Trenton, FL 32693


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THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2006


SHelp Wanted


)N: 1/2 GILCHRIST COUNTY DEPT.
Career OF PUBLIC SAFETY is currently
tion lo- accepting applications for the posi-
otective tion of Animal Control Officer. This
proficient is a FT position that requires exp.
knowl- in the care and feeding of animals,
ograms. ability to work flexible hours, and a
it appli- valid Florida Drivers License. Must
Id apply possess or obtain within 90 days
rmation of start date, Euthanasia Certifica-
vine at tion provided by the Florida Animal
Control Assn. Salary range of 22-'
ltb,6-1 28K depending on qualifications.
Interested applicants should'submit
main- a Gilchrist County employment
diately, application to the Dept. of Public
-d cook Safety, 204 E. Wade St., Trenton,
y within FL 32693 (352) 463-3134. This po-
it. sition will remain open until filled.
nb, 1-27 Gilchrist County is a DFWP and
EOE employer.


Great location features just over 1000 sq ft. of pos-
sibility, 3/2 DWMH with potential located just .7
miles from US-129, 1 acre wooded lot has nimarure
trees providing privacy, property has 4" Well,
Septic, and Power Pole. MLS#752370. $45,000. :


Hometown Realty
Of Orf[flRo -
1310 N Mlain Siree Bell. Florida 326I I
www.HometownRealtyNF.com
Cell: (352) 215-1132
Office: (352) 463-9001
Toll Free: (888) 463-9001
Fax: (352)463-9008 Debra Powers
Email: dlspowers@aol.com Realtor


RESIDENTIAL
EMERALD FARMS,' nice lot with CBS house partially
complete. You get to finish your way: House has slab &;
concrete block walls' in place. New well, power pole & the
impact fees are paid. Call William Gillespie, 352-225-1921.
$110,000. #261866
BRING YOUR HORSES! 5 acres between High Springs &
Newberry w/low taxes of Gilchrist Co. 3BR, 2BA, .open Liv.
area w/fireplace. Kit. has newer appliances & double oven.
Outbuildings w/power & covered area for kennel. Beautiful
pasture 'cross-feticed. Call Sean Maroney, 352-665-014-1.
$329,900. #260302
EXCLUSIVE RIVERFRONT COMMUNITY. This 3BR,
3BA home is fully furnished & h'as access to private docks &
boat ramp on the Suwannee. River: Only 8 homes in Phase 1,:
so buy today! Call Tony Boothby, 352-262-1159. $335,000.
#264131
26+ SECLUDED ACRES includes 1700+ Sq. Ft. 3BR. 2BA,
concrete block home, 6 acres fenced/cross-fenced pasture,
4-stall barn w/tack & feed rooms. Beautiful woods & Mins. to
the river. 'Call Tony Boothby, 352-262-1159. $475,000.
#265084
BRING YOUR HORSES, bring your friends horses, board &
train horses; this place is perfect! Features include 27 acres,
24 stall barn, hot walker, round pen & a cute 1500 Sq. Ft.
house. Call William Gillespie, 225-1921. $549,900. #263111
38 ACRES RIVERFRONT HOMESTEAD! Ancient oaks,
towering cypress, abundant wildlife & over 1000 Ft. of
frontage on the Santa Fe River. Rustic cabin could become
your weekend retreat! Call Tony Boothby, 352-262-1159.
$570,000. #265790
YOUR RURAL RETREAT! 40 rolling acres, this delightful
4BR, 2BA sun-splashed country home offers rocking chair
porch, cozy fireplace, big red barn & even your own private
fishing hole. Call Lorraine Handler, 352-215-8922 or DIebbie
Zeller, 352-538-2857. $699,000. #263604
VACANT LAND
ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING 'on a secluded wooded lot
across from Suwannee River at Riverside Estates. Low
Suwannee Co. taxes in a quiet peaceful community! Call
Isabel Smith, 800-416-9158. $35,000. #265874
HEAVILY WOODED 5 ACRES only one mile south of the
Santa Fe River. Will allow mobile homes, minimum of 900
Sq. Ft. Call Martha Barnes, 386-454-3327 or 352-339-4069.
$79,900. #261732
BEAUTIFUL 5 ACRE HOMESITE in homes only gated
community. Located in Northern Gilchrist County, just a few
miles away from the historic Suwannee River & the Santa Fe
River. Come & relax in the country while keeping the city
within reach. Call William Gillespie, 352-225-1921.
$129,900. #260804
ROLLING 10 ACRES of lush pasture just waiting for you &
your horses to relax in the country. Perfect to build or bring in
a Manuf. home. Call William Gillespie, 352-225-1921.
$135,000. #242576
YOUR OWN PONDEROSA! Lovely 10 acre parcel just
outside High Springs. Cleared with some trees. Bring the
horses & build your dream home or move in your
manufactured home. Call Debbie Zeller, 352-538-2857.
$139,900. #264203


'C LASSIF I EDS
CLASSIFIED ADS $4.50 MINIMUM FOR 20 WORDS. 5 CENTS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD. A


SECRETARIAL POSITI(
time (20 hours per week)
Service, State of FL Posit
cated in Trenton Child Pr
Investigations. Must be pr
at Microsoft Word and have
edge of'other Microsoft pro
Individuals wishing to subm
cation for this position should
on-line. For additional info
please contact Deborah Di
386-758-1402.


FT-PT EXPERIENCED
tenance man needed immi
Also a FT-PT experience
needed immediately. Apply
at the Lighthouse Restauran
tf


Help Wanted | Help Wanted j


.-Help Wanted

:VACANCIES
GILCHRIST COUNTY
SCHOOLS

Instructor,
Elementary Education
(Anticipated)
Trenton Elementary School
Bachelors Degree or higlier from
an accredited
institution and Florida certification
.in Elementary Education required
Instructor, Kindergarten
(Anticipated)
Trenton Elementarn School
Bachelors Degree or higher from an
accredited insiilution and Florida
teacher certification covering Early.
Childhood required
Instructor, Pre-K Special Needs
: B' (Anticipated)
Bell Elementary School
Bachelors Degree or higher from an
accredited institution and Florida
teacher certification co% enng Earl\
Childhood and ESE required
Instructor. Elementary Educa-
tion iAnticipated i
Trenton Elementan School
Bachelors Degree or higher from an
accredited institution
and Florida teacher certification
coenng ElementarN Education
required .
Instructor, Social Science
S(Anticipated)
Trenton Middle/High School
Bachelors Degree or higher from an
accredited institution and Flonda
teacher certification cotenng Social
Science required
Instructor, Reading
i Anticipated
Trenton Middle High School
Bachelors Degree or higher from an
accredited institution and Florida
teacher certification co ering
'Reading required
Media Specialist
Bell Middle/High School
Bachelors Degree or higher from an
accredited institution and Florida
certification as Educational Media
Specialist required:
Speech/Language Pathologist
tK-12)
District-% ide
Bachelor's Degree in Speech/
Language Pathology )/Communica-
tion Disorders from an accredited
.educational institution Florida,
certification in Speech/Lan'guage:
Pathology and/or licensure in
peech'Language Pathology.


Lead Carpenter Foreman, Experienced
Career opportunity for qualified person..
'Established company over 30 years in business.
Benefits. Call Now! 463-9060



Jim King Realty, Inc.


Realtor


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Main Office (352) 493-2221 N"W
315 N. Main Street (US-19), Chiefland,:FL 32626
Fanning Springs Branch Office (352) 463-6144 or 542-0009
O 17871 U.S. Hwy. 19, Fanning Springs, FL 32693
Suwannee Branch Office (352) 542-9007
EQUAL HOUSING 23382 SE 349 Hwy., Suwannee, FL 32692
OPPORTUNITYr offce@jimkingrealty.com orwww.jimkingrealty.com f


Unique Suwannee .River Front Home 2
bedroom & Loft, 2 bath, stilt home. Large
covered porches offer beautiful view of river.
6.77 acres. Over 311'-waterfront. 24 x 40
workshop, greenhouse. Come enjoy the peaceful
serenity the Su,,riai Rier ha ic oiTer Priced
to sell. $489,000. (GW-752460) 352-493-2221.






Peace & Quiet Newly remodeled DWMH on
beautifully landscaped 4.5 acres, mol. Very
neat and clean. Central H/A, front & rear
porch. 24 x 40 pole bam, punp house, fenced
& cross fenced. Complete metal roof over.
Must see! Priced to sell at $150,000. (LMH-
751905-D) 352-493-2221.


7,:0-c r. U=" 5 --'- "

Beautiful like new 3/2 DW on 4.5 beautifully
landscaped acres. There are not many like this.
This home is placed on a lime rock pad and has
many extra features like shut valves on all lavs.

& water closets, elongated toilets, porcelain
sinks w/Moen fixtures, one piece tub & shower
units, 40 gal water heater, overhead ceiling
vents, floor joist 16" OC, front entry deck,
covered rear deck, screened porch on side, 2 car
carport, sheds, several canopies, outdoor
lighting, electrical and water through yard, lime
rock drive and milch more. Close to schools,
shopping, the Suwannee River, and the Gulf of
Mexico. ** SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
ONLY! ** $169,900. (DMH-750020-JW)
352-463-6144 or 542-0009.


Immaculate and Roomy 3 bedroom, 3 bath
mobile home on 26 acres just out of'Ciiefland.
Over 2000 sq ft of living area, including living.
room, dining room, laundry room, family room
and den. Detached barn/workshop. Also
includes an extra rental unit With good tenant.
CAN BE DIVIDED. (LMH-751689). $395,000.
Total. 352-493-2221.

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REDUCED! Lovely 3/2 DWMH on 2.12
beautiful wooded acres. 2 car carport,
workshop/storage shed, 12 X 20 covered porch,
12 X 14 covered patio, new roof, new water
heater, new stove, new paint & more. Close to
schools, shopping, the Suwannee River,
approximately 30 miles to Gulf of Mexico. Call
to see this property today. *** SHOWN BY
APPOINTMENT ONLY! *** $79,500.
(DMH-750587-JW) 352-463-6144 or.542-0009.


I

REDUCED! Located in beautiful Rambling
Woods S/D is this nice 2/2 SW MH on 2
beautiful acres. This MH has'covered decks
on the front & rear to relax on, & is on paved
streets.. Close to' schools, shopping, only
minutes to the Suwannee River & public-boat
ramps. Approximately 35 minutes to Gulf of
Mexico. "SOLD AS IS" *** SHOWN BY
APPOINTMENT ONLY! ***' $70,000
(DMH-751178-JW) 352-463-6144 or 542-
0009.
Call For More Listings!


Teacher Pool. Qualifications:
Bachelor's
Degree or higher with a current or
former teaching certificate in a
core subject area. Once approved,
highly qualified.substitutes would
be eligible for substituting at $130C
a day'in pre-approved situations
where there is a long-term absence
in. a core subject area. All other
daily substituting would be
at current daily rates. Contact the
District Office for an application
and more information.
Bus Driver Trainees;
Substitute Bus Drivers.
High School Diploma. ,
40 hours of in-ser' ice training
."ill be pro ided for qualified ap-
plicants.
Flexible training hours.
Part of the training prepares
trainees for the dner portion of
the Class B Flonda CDL For
information or
questions. contact the Transporta-
tion Department at 352) 463-3230.
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I Help Wanted I


School Psychologist-
District-wide
Master's Degree from an accredited
institution. Certification covering
School Psychology.
Principal
(AnticipatedVacancy)
Bell High School
Requires (5) five years teaching
experience, Masters Degree and
Flonda Certification
Director of Management
Information Services
Masters degree and three years of
experience in management of data
information sern ices, educational
leadership, or related field.-An
equi alent combination of educa-
tion and experience may be con-
sidered. Fi\e Nears of supervisory
e\penence preferred.
Temporary Teacher Aide
(Anticipated,
Trenton liddle/High School :
High school diploma or equivalent.
Associate of Arts degree or higher.
at least 60 credit hours from an
accredited institution,
or a passing score on an approved
state test required.
Teacher Aide
Trenton Nliddle.High School
High school diploma or equivalent.
Associate of Arts degree or higher,
at least 60 credit hours from an
accredited institution.
or a passing score on an approved
state test required
Secrelar
Bell Middle/High School
Minirumum Quahfications'
High School Diploma or equivalenri
and one Near experience.
Preferred Qualifications. AA De-
gree and one \ear e\penence;
or High School and five Nears
experience Must have "orkirig
knowledge of office procedures and
Microsoft Office applications
i Word. Excel. Outlook)
Excellent communication skills
required This position required
completion of Office and Technical
SkiIls Supplement Form available
at District Office. or download at
ht.tp.,','wsv wgilchristschQolsprg r'
Employ ment/jobs.html
Substitute Teachers
High School Diploma orEquiva-,
lent;: Contact the District Office for
an application and
more information.
Highly Qualified
Substitute Teacher Pool
We are accepting applications
for our. Highly Qualified Substitute


and Associates


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SHelp Wante

Obtain and submit application to:
Gilchrist County School District,
S310 NW 11th Avenue,
.Trenton, FL 32693
(352) 463-3200.
Application may be downloaded.at:
www.gilchristschools.org/Person-
nel.htm#Application
Attach a resume arnd'any
additional information as
necessary. All applications will
be screened. Not all applicants
w. ill be interviewed.
Applications % ill be accepted
until positions are filled
EEO/Drug Free Workplace ,
www:GilchristSchools org


VOLUNTEER BOARD MEM-
BER needed for HealthN Start of
North Central Florida. Coalition.'
Healthy Start provides services for
high-risk Wvomen and children up
to three Nears old. The Coalition is
seeking .a volunteer to serve on the
Board who either has been pregnant
and accessed prenatal care or who
'has small children and has accessed
health care for his or her children.
The member 'will attend once-a-
month Board meetings in Gaines-
Sille. Please contact Celia Pa nter
at 352-313-6500. e\t 118 for addi-


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(-TROKE REALTY
SINCE. SEE OUR LISTINGS
(352) 463-7075 JEAN C. TROKE Licensed Real Estate Broker ON THE WEB:
(352) 463-7302 FAX E-mail: trokerealty@aol.com i ,. W rokerealra,', c'om
730 E. Wade Street (SR-26) Trenton, Florida 32693
-- QUALITY-BUILT HOMES NOW AVAILABLE --
RI\ ER-ARE4 HOMES & ACREAGE, NEAR TO OLD TO%$N IN DIXIE: 6 BR,'55 BA To CB.built homes,'along with eight
'"2.-cre ira.:3 i (all .'aidr,i; ed. rlare trees: h'I..ae.d i p -i le r er S'D r,ghi b N luwre C i.. 'Raili.Traii rivet bridge/trail. 1900 sq. ft.
home h.3 "i" along the river, with deck & II-.:.-rig d.:.c.. riLi Side eleaied p.cih. 2.car garage & more 2nd.homie is over 2.7(,ii -.j ft.
'inside, :16x36 covered outer deck (w/hot tui. r:2.2-1 o-rkh.p [.iir., bd. 1.n.. r-.xm & 1/2 .bath (nsble i. suite), fully
landiLcied on r,'r.e acre--call Jean or Jim for full detail. ,;.n ih' ;peii:il Fopfert,. ioh real ",ierfront & new home-site opportunity for
u, et '~s:io,....$925.000 for all (or $399,900--river home 5355.000--second home i
GORGEOUlS %%OODED ACREAGE, LARGE HOME & RIVERFRONT NEAR BELL: 3 BR/3 BA: Private 10.73-acre tract,
naturally wooded with approx. 290' frontage along the Suwannee in NW Gilchrist. Has incredible, spacious frame/CB-stilt "dog-trot"
home, 3 levels which include ground floor entertainment screened porch, 3-vehicle parking main 2nd level with over 2,000 sq. ft. of
screened porches (great river & nature views), full greatroom/dining/kitchen (w/bonus loft space), master suite (wood/tile flooring, walk-in
closet). Also has a workshop/cottage, irrigation system, river deck & floating dock...too much more to mention here--call or e-mail our
office fer I'urtihe aet-a,'i...$675,000 '
NICE RIVERFRONT HOME, QUALITV NEIGHBORHOOD: 4 BR/3.5 BA: Over 2,000 inside sq. ft.of comfort, for this frame-built
2-story home, with 75' river frontage at the Little Lake City community, north of Bell. Property has waterfront deck & dock, screened river
view porch. asiached gaiage & detached carpoit. other outbuildings, landscaping & privacy fencing. Photos & more details available at out
office u ebs,ie...375,000. .
EXCELLENT RANCH HOME ON 5 SECLUDED ACRES: 3 BR/2.5 BA: Frame/CB-built home, has over 3,100 sq. ft. under roof, on a
rolling 5-acre pasture tract (has large oak & pine along boundaries), located in between Trenton & Bell. Has laminated wood & tile flooring,
large greatroom (w/dining area & fireplace), over-sized Master & 2nd BR's, large front country porch, 24-round pool (w/deck), BBQ/patio
behind home & more...$299,900.
-- MANUFACTURED HOMES ON THE MARKET--
20 WOODED ACRES W/SPACIOUS M/HOME NEAR RIVER: 3 BR/2 BA: Roomy 2001 28x76 Manufactured home, sitting on
private, wooded 20-acre tract; property located within one mile of Wannee boat 'ramp. Over 2,000 inside sq. ft. of comfort, includes full
living, dining, family/game rooms, outbuildings & more...$349,000.
LARGE M/HOME ON 30 SECLUDED ACRES: 4 BR/2 BA: Spacious 27x76 manufactured home, located amongst lots of planted pines
(great future investment), on a 30-acre tract in-between Trenton & Fanning. Acreage has 4-yehicle carport, 20x20 pole barn (w/electric).
Home-site being sold 'as is' by Owner--call Jean or Barbara for all the details...$333,000.
PRIVATE, SECLUDED ACREAGE & HOME-SITE WEST OF BELL: 3 BR/2 BA: Immaculate 27x66, manufactured, located on
fenced, wooded 20 acres. Large greatroom, 21x10 all-season's enclosed porch, galley-style kitchen. Outer features include 4-wide attached
carport, pool & hot tub (w/pool house), gazebos, greenhouse & more. Call or email to Barbara for information...$319,000.
UPDATED MANU. HOME & MORE, NEARBY FANNING SPRINGS: 3 BR/2 BA; Nicely cared-for 24x44 manufactured home-site,
on landscaped .41/acre tract with paved frontage by SR-26 (& near US-19) in West Gilchrist. Has a number of outer features, including
. 30x40 workshop & more, lots of trees/fauna & property fencing--call Barbara for details...$114,900.
SPACIOUS, LIKE-NEW MANUFACTURED & ONE ACRE: 3 BR/2 BA: Well-kept 28x64 2002 M/Home (refurbished by Owner), on
1.04-acre tract with outbuildings, located along end of paved cul-de-sac, close to US-19 and all nearby amenities in Fanning Springs--call or
email for full details...$108,900.
WELL-KEPT M/HOME ON LANDSCAPED ACRE 'IN NO. GILCHRIST: 3BR/2BA: 1996 24X44 Manufactured, in quality
condition, on 1.15-acre tract (nice mix of trees/open space), with board fencing in front. Located'north of Bell, with quick access to US 129
& CR 340...Owner says to present offers...$92,000.
MANUFACTURED WITH RIVER CANAL FRONTAGE BY SUN SPRINGS: 3 BR/2 BA: Solid 24x48 'Fleetwood' home, located in
nice neighborhood near the Suwannee (with 60' frontage along canal connecting to river by Sun Spring); M/Home has had some inside
cleanup/fixup...Owner is motivated, says to present offers...$89,000.
QUALITY "HOMES OF MERIT" ROME-SITE NEAR FANNING SPRINGS: 3 BR/2 BA: Neat, well-kept 27x63 1998 Manu. home,
has large, spacious rooms (including fireplace for family room), lots of cabinet/counter space for open kitchen, fenced back yard on
100x300 tract, with paved frontage along CR-346A (Joppa Road)...$85,000.
NEAT & CLEAN M/HOME & .92/ACRE IN TOWN: 3 BR/2 BA: Well-kept & renovated 27x54 Manufactured, with full living, dining
& bonus rooms, double-oven range & appliances for kitchen, front & back attached porches, and private, wood-fenced 243x165 back
yard...$64,000.
AFFORDABLE M/HOME IN TOWN: 2 BR/1 BA: Refurbished & compact 14x44 home-site (w/attached front porch/deck); metal &
frame outbuildings, on landscaped Trenton lot w/large oak for shade...$28,000.
LOTS & ACREAGE PROPERTIES ON MARKET --
44 ACRES, MIX OF WOODS/OPEN SPACE, IN EAST GILCHRIST: Over 40 acres, ready for family or gentleman's farm/home-site
east of Trenton; has paved frontage along CR-337, and an older home-site on property (improvements being sold in 'as is' condition)--call
or e-mail our office for full details...$499,900.
20 ACRES-PASTURE PROPERTY IN WEST GILCHRIST: Thirty rolling acres, with large oaks/pines along boundaries, ready forAg
use or large home-site. Located close to CR-232 & CR-344 near Hart Springs...$265,000.
THREE SEPARATE 20-ACRE TRACTS NEAR BELL: 3 individual 20-acre properties, side-by-side location in North Gilchrist, mostly
wooded raw acreage ready to be improved--call or email Barbara for details...$260,000 each.
10 ACRES-WOODED, SECLUDED TRACT OFF US-129: Private locale for this ten acres north of Bell--has nice mix of open space &
woods, few neighbors; call Barbara for property details...$129,900.
5 ACRES & IMPROVEMENTS, EAST GILCHRIST: Quiet, country acreage, with well, septic & power pole (Owner selling 'as is').
Close to CR-232, for easy access to Gainesville/Alachua...$89,900.
4+ ACRES--WOODED TRACT NEAR BRONSON/ARCHER: Quiet, rural location for this 4.2-acre comer tract, located in-between
Bronson & Archer near SR-24; great location for secluded built or manufactured homersite...$84,900.
4+ ACRES--PASTURE ACREAGE CLOSE TO FANNING SPRINGS: Located amongst nice mix of well-kept built & manu.
home-sites, mostly pasture 4.2-acre tract ready for new home-site, within short drive to Fanning Springs and Trenton...$73,000.
AFFORDABLE & BUILDABLE TRACT, NEAR TO FANNING SPRINGS: Wooded 100xl00 property, near to SR-26, Rails-to-Trails
and more at west end of county, ready, for built or manufactured home-sites...$9,900.
You can call our agents after regular business hours, for more information on any of our listings,
at the main office number above, or at our agents' cell numbers below:


Jim or Jean Troke
M I_ (386) 935-3357
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. LAY- 3BD/2BA 2CG on 5 acies,Trenton.
rrenton. Exc. quality, 3,000 sq. ft. Masonry/
)ut will stucco. .Split BD plan, vaulted ceil-
tme du- ings. Master suite with walk-in clos-
omplete et, bath with jet tub, shower. Lg.
the way kitchen w/maple cabinets, stainless
ad and. steel appliances. Laundry (w&d),
lmputer pantry, breakfast nook, family room,
,in right formal dining, private living. Wood
the Gil- & tile floors. Landscape/irrigation,
renton, $395,000. Call 352-816-0846..
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Afppily new floor covering. Fireplace, deep-
SStreet, soaking tub. New appliances, new
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- Very nice fenced and cleared 1 acre lot. just minutes north ofI
Bell. Well. septic and power ready for -our mobile. manufac-
tured or site built home. $29.000 MLS#1242574 .
Complete privacy on 5.5 wooded acres. One of a kind 3BR
2BA very bnght and open floor plan. All ceramic tile floors.,
fireplace and large master suite. In-ground heated pool with
screen enclosure and open patio., Jones\ ille area $289,000
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Beautiful Nwooded t+ acre lot just north of Bell. Perfect for
site-built manufactured or mobile homes. .lust reduced $29,900
NILS 4242561 .
.92 acres of Santa Fe riverrront, absolute one of a kind i
propertM. less than I mile to High Springs and %%alk to O'Leno
SState Park. S,",90) MNILS#"s 24l33, 241l34 & 241S37 :
..- Suwannee-Riverc Best! 235 feet of-cleared & bulkheaded
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the river and onli 22 miles to the Gulf. S399.000 MLS#261016
31.3 beautiful acres located in %% bite Springs. Property has a
Mixture of hardwoods & pasture which h fronts 1-75 RW
Additional 25 acres available. $269,000 MLS #235609
Enjoy the view from the front deck of this 4BR 3BA DWMH
with detached workshop in Newberry on 2.5 fenced acres. Home
has new oak cabinets, appliances, countertops and carpeting.
$149,900 MLS#260502
Secluded yet convenient to High Springs. 21 acres of
scattered oaks and, pines close to Ginnie, Blue & Poe Springs.
Additional 21 acres and owner financing available. $260,000
MLS#260330




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Licensed Real Estate Broker
P.O. Box 546 Bell, Florida 32619 386-935-0243
8 ACRES & HOME ON SUWANNEE RIVER complete with separate bunkhouse,
decks, floating dock, etc. It's located near Rock Bluff. Very private & secluded. You
can't find a better opportunity on the river! $350,000.
VERY NICE 3/2 C.B. HOME On 5 part clear part wooded acres in North Gilchrist
County. Home is in great condition and in a good neighborhood. Only $225,000.
SUWANNEE COUNTY- Nice 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath Single-wide mobile home with large
deck over looking Suwannee River. A beautiful view!! Near a great swimming spring
& a nice area to live!! $199,500.
THE RIVER PARADISE A large lot on the Econfina River 2 miles from the Gulf
- in navigable waters. Includes a beautiful, large 4 bedroom/3 bath two story home.
Super fishing & hunting area! Boat from your owa paradise to the Gulf and you have it
all. $685,000.
2 ACRES ON SUWANNEE at Charles Springs beautiful, wooded lot, buildable!
$79,900.
A NICE RIVER LOT on Suwannee River near Royal Springs nice area.
$49,900.
LOT ON SANTA FE down river from the Itchtucknee River $195,000.
VERY NICE WOODED 4 ACRES North Gilchrist County. $49,900.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED 5 ACRES On county maintained road in north Gilchrist
County. $68,900.
291.45 ACRES OF PRIMEHUNTING LAND With a hunting lodge type house,
lodge is complete with nice porches and a fireplace. Dog pen, rock quarry, fish pond and,
approximately 150 acres of planted pines. Awesome hunting of deer, wild hogs, turkey,
etc. Good improved roads and trails throughout the property. Fronts on a paved road.
$1,595,000. Just 8 miles out of Cross City.
247 ACRES Prime land on more than V mile of highway frontage in Suwannee Coun-
ty. Nice 3/2 CB home, detached garage with upstairs apartment, 75 acres of pines, approx
160 acres in cropland, 3 wells & other amenities!! Fantastic development potential, cen-
trally located to just about everything in North Central Florida. Shown by appointment
only! $3,250,000. Can be developed into 5 acre tracts!!
34.61 ACRES IN CENTRAL SUWANNEE COUNTY Very nice piece of land on
a paved road, surveyed and platted into 3 pieces if you need it subdivided, can be four
pieces, mostly open with some nice trees. $485,000.
4 ACRES OFA NICE WOODED TRACT- Good trees!! Central Suwannee County.
$49,500.
5 BEAUTIFUL WOODED ACRES With well, septic, power and completely loaded
with deer. Backs up to large protected lands. Fenced, county maintained road. Convenient
to Chiefland. Plenty of privacy. $129,900.
5 ACRES IN NORTH GILCHRIST COUNTY Nice wooded 5 acre tract of property
- private & secluded. Must see to believe! $75,000.
LOT IN LEVY COUNTY Near Williston on SR 121. Only $23,900.
18 ACRES IN SOUTH SUWANNEE COUNTY Partly open and many nice trees. A
great location!! $180,000.
CONVENIENCE STORE / MECHANICS GARAGES 1 acre zoned commercial/in-
dustrial with lots of frontage on Highway 90 east in Lake City, Florida. Many amenities
and lots of square feet bf buildings to use your entrepreneurial skills and make this going
business grow even more. Only $375,000. Owner Motivated !!
NICE WOODED LOT NEAR SANTA FE RIVER & BOAT RAMP can be yours
for $19,900. Some owner financing available to a qualified buyer.
For more information and pictures of these and other properties listed
Visit our website at www.wolfordrealty.com


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Realtor (352) 356-1961


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Automotive Business.
Very clean... 7 bays, 4 lifts, office, lounge,
waiting area, & more!
Brad Smith, Broker (352)y463-7770


Uniquely Built!
3/2 1,908 SF 10 AC Energy eff. solar panels,
pole barn, 3 septics, 2 wells, & MORE,
Brad Smith, Broker (352) 463-7770


Work at Home! 3/1 2,079 SF 0.92 AC
Next to Akins BBQ. You could use the bonus
room as a shop. Brad Smith, Broker (352)
463-7770


Park Like Setting! 4/2 2,128 SF 3.21 AC
Comletely fenced, ,, h, -f-p le.,.,:. h uV.
front deck, & BONUS areas.
Brad Smith, Broker (352) 463-7770


Needs a little TLC!
3/2 1,152SF 10 AC Split floor plan, green
rolling hills, fenced yard, & planted pines.
Brad Smith, Broker (352) 463-7770


1..)a Old Town $1;.i00 ,
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"Ull .I rni,,n 1~s,000
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1123 Crui, Ci1n 11,.900
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1 5 Sue,annd $45.i,000
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0.94 Cross City $17,000
Nicely wooded. :
1 4 Bell $2'.000
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i 84 SuuOannee $300.1001)
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I 85 Old To.n $5i9,1u00
Planted pines, paved road.
2 Chiefland $46,000
High & dry. Close to paved rd.
2.5 Bell $85,000
Well/septic/power, & plane.hanger.
4.14 Old Town $62,100
Indian Oaks Subdivision.
4.67 Old Town $250,000
Suwannee waterfront.
4.75 Trenton $85,000
Cleared and ready..
4.77 T Bell $85,000Y
Deed restricted Parrish Estates.
4.77 Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Parrish Estates.
4.86 Old Town $69,900
Grandaddy oaks.
4.96 Old Town $80,000,
Price Reduced! Indian Oaks.
Id dTown $67,500
Majestic oaks and other hardwoods.
5 Old Town $69,900
Great oak trees.
5 Bell $75,000
Perfect for built or mobile home.
5 Old.Town $75,000
Deed restricted homes only.
5" Old Town $75,000
Deed restricted homes only.
5 Bell $79,900
Paved road, surveyed, cleared..
5 Trenton $85,000
Deed restricted homes only.
5 N Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Pacers Place.
5 Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Pacers Place.
5 Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Pacers Place.
5 Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Trotters Rest.
5 Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Trotters Rest.
5 Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Trotters Rest.
5 Bell $85,000
Flying Harness Farms.

5 Trenton $89,900
Deed restricted homes only.
5 Trenton $95,000
Beautiful with mature oaks.
5 Chiefland $125,000
Well/septic/power, shed & pole barn.
5 Newberry $140,000
Planted pines, Homesite or invest,


New'Construction!
3/2 1,274 SF 0.22 AC 2 car garage, vaulted
ceilings in The Trails. Call to view all the floor
plans!! Brad Smith, Broker (352) 463-7770


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1. C7 lfland $199.U90

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,5 Bell $480,000
142 Bell "199,900



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2014. Bell $199,900
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14.97 Bell.d $2199,900



15 Bell $66480,000
0 Trenton $385199,9000
Will39 Williston $975,000
420 Bell $199,900




Currently being used as aglu.
54.23 Chiefland $1,044,000
Sportsman's paradise.
1aks hay fields stocked pond$299,900
55.9f Williston $1,627,500
Hay fields, adj. 50 acres avail.
2164 Chielland $48660,000




Woodland and parestriteland.
7035.85 Trenton. $77385,000
Planted pines ready. Home or invest.
8039 WilChistoland $799,600
Borders Andrews Preserve.
40 Williston $1,800,000




Dividable. Pine oak & pastures.
98.17 61d Town $1,500,000
14YOGreat pines, hardwoods, 4 wells.
160 Trenton $51,700,000
Will divide into 10 40 or 80 acre
53.09 Bell $530,900
55 Trentong used as $850,000
57.37 Chiefland $1,72044,00
80 Bell $1,400,000
154 Bell $2,618,000
154 Bell $2,618,000


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TES Graduates

Earn All A's


Shown are ChelseaJoslin and Hunter Williams, students
at Trenton Elementary School who received an award for
maintaining all A's from 1s grade through 5th grade.


A spark is a little thing, yet it
may kindle the world.
-Martin Farquhar Tupper


Conservation is a state of
harmony between men and lane.
-Aldo Leopold


FWC Approve
Longer Season And
Multiple Permits For
Gator Hunters
At its February 2006 meeting,
the Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission
(FWC) approved changes to the
statewide alligator harvest pro-
gram to offer alligator hunters
a longer season and a chance to
buy multiple permits during this
year's hunts.
Since 1988, the FWC has
offered these alligator hunts,
which provide a thrilling, hands-
on hunting adventure unlike
any other hunting experience
imaginable.
Starting this year, the season
will include 41 additional hunt-
days and will run August 15th to
No ember'1st.
Hunters also will be able to
purchase additional permits if
available, but they can purchase
only one permit per transaction.
More than 4,000, alligator har-
vest permits will be available on
a first-come, first-served basis.
Sale of these permits begins
10:00 a.m. (EDT) June 15th.
Applicants have their preference
of applying at an\ county tax
collector's office, license agent
(retail outlet that. sells hunting
and. fishing licenses), online.
at MyFWC.com/license or by


calling toll-free 1-888-HUNT
FLORIDA (486-8356).
To purchase a permit, ap-
plicants must submit payment'
for an alligator trapping license
and two alligator-hide validation
tags, or provide proof of a valid
alligator trapping license (must
be valid through November
1st) plus pay the fee for the two
hide validation tags. No other
hunting licenses or permits are
required.
The cost for a resident alliga-
tor trapping license and hide
validation tags is $272, and
nonresidents pay $1,022. The
cost for additional permits is $62
regardless of residency.
An alligator trapping "agent"
license is also available for $52:
This allows the'license holder to
assist a trapper in taking alliga-
tors but only when in the pres-
ence of the permitted trapper.
To educate participants on
the rules and regulations of the
'hunts, the FWC offers a no-cost,
three-hour training and orienta-
tion program throughout the'
state., Alligator hunters are not
required to attend. but first-time
participants are strongly\ encour-
aged to do so. Courses will be
offered in July and August, and
all permit holders w ill receive.
by mail, packages listing exact
dates and locations. of these
training sessions.
For more information on


how to get involved in these
exciting alligator hunts, visit
MyFWC.com/gators and click
on "Statewide Hunts."

Gallagher Urges
Residents To Take
Advantage Of Tax
Savings And Prepare
For Hurricane
Season
Tom Gallagher, Florida's
chief financial officer and state
fire marshal, is urging Florid-
ians to take advantage of the
Hurricane Preparation Tax Free
Holiday, going on now until
June 1st, when the 2006 hur-
ricane season begins. Gallagher
also announced that the Depart-
ment of Financial Services is
offering a Hurricane Toolkit
to help homeowners organize
their financial information. so
recovery can begin more quickly
in the e':ent of a disaster, along
with a checklist they can use to
review their insurance coverage
with their agent.
"Another active hurricane sea-
son is in the forecast and, while
-we can't control the weather. we
can control its' impact on our
lives," said Gallagher. who as
CFO oversees the Department of
Financial Services and as state
fire marshal oversees search
and rescue operations when the


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state's Emergency Operations
Center is activated..
"It is vitally important to take
personal responsibility now by
stocking up on supplies and
preparing your home, your fi-
nances and your family." Galla-,
gher said. "The more we prepare
now, the quicker we will be able
to respond and recover from any
potential hurricane."
The tax holiday is intended to
provide an incentive for Florid-
ians to stock up on items like.
flashlights, batteries, generators
and storm shutters, and is ex-
pected to generate more than
$41 million in tax savings. For
more information on items in-
cluded in the tax holiday, visit
www.fldfs.com and click on
"Hurricane Season 2006."
Eight storms struck Florida in
2004 and 2005 and damaged an
estimated one in five homes. To
help lessen potential hurricane
damage, the Legislature and
governor earlier this month ap-
proved $250 million for inspec-
tions and matching grants to help
Floridians enhance their homes
so they can better withstand a
storm. The department is cur-
rently working to implement
the program, and Gallagher said
the program is expected to be in
place by early fall.
In addition to taking advan-
tage of the tax holiday, Gallagh-
er is urging homeowners to use
the department's new Hurricane
Toolkit to organize their finan-
cial information. The toolkit
will help jump-start the recovery
process should disaster strike.
"We've learned to take steps
to minimize the physical dam-
age storms can inflict; however,
many of us may not think about
being'financially prepared for a
storm," Gallagher said. "This
toolkit will provide the financial
tools you and your family will
need to recover from a disaster."
The department has also cre-
ated a checklist, available at
www.fldfs.com. designed to help
Floridians review their coverage
with their agent and understand
what their policy covers and


what their potential out-of-pock-
et costs could be. Gallagher said
consumers should understand'
whether they have "replacement
cost" or actual cash value" for
a covered loss and what their
deductible would be under each
potential peril. In. addition,
homeowners should strongly
consider adding flood insurance
and law and ordinance cover-
age to help pay for rebuilding
an older home to meet current
building codes.
Gallagher said Floridians also
should:
Inventory. your household
items, including receipts, pur-
chase dates and serial numbers.
-Photograph or video-tape your
possessions. Keep copies of this
information and your insurance
policies in a safe place and keep
the originals in a safe deposit
box.
Write down the name, address
and claims-reporting telephone
number of your insurance com-
pany, which may differ from
your agent's contact informa-
tion. Keep this information
in a safe place and make sure
you have access to it if you are
forced to evacuate your home.
Designate a relative- or friend
who lives outside of the area
or the state as a family contact
in the event of a disaster. This
is a person your family should
call if they get separated during
a storm.
Create a disaster survival kit.
Each member of your family--
including pets--should have their
own survival kit that includes
water, food, extra medications,
flashlight and batteries, photos
of other family members, con-
tact numbers, cash and/or credit
cards and a change of clothes.
For more tips or to down-
load the Hurricane Tool-kit or.
checklist, visit www.fldfs.com
and click on "Hurricane Season
2006" or call the Department of
Financial Services' consumer
Services Helpline at 1-800-342-
2762.
The Hurricane tool-kit: hutp:
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