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Brittany Woods Is Crowned Queen In,

Chiefland Watermelon Festival


By Anna Wild
On Saturday, June 3, 2006
Chiefland hosted their 52nd
Annual Watermelon Festival.
The morning began calmly
enough but shortly after the
Watermelon Parade began the
skies opened up and rained
(quite hard at times). The
rain was bitter sweet since
we all know how much we
need the rain; it would have
been nice if the many parade
participants could ha e gotten
through these festivities without
getting soaked. The parade did
complete its run and the crowd
of onlookers stayed around,
many huddled under the tents
nearby trying to stay dry.
Sadly, the Watermelon
Contest Awards could not
be presented due to the rain,
thunder, and lightning. This
year there were 20 watermelons
submitted in the competition
Sand congratulations. go out to
the winners; 1st place with the
largest -individual watermelon
went to Harold Tillis with his 50
lb. Jubilee. 2nd place belonged
to Jonathan Hatch with his 37
lb. watermelon; and 3rd place
belonged to James Corbin
with his 35 lb. watermelon. In
the Groups of 3 Category the
winners were; 1st place Harold
Tillis with a total weight of
127 lbs., 2nd place Steven and
Caitlyn Quincey with a total
weight of 124 lbs., and 3rd place
Landon Quincey with a total
weight of 123 lbs.
The Little King and Queen
Watermelon Pageant. brought
out some adorable young boys '
and girls. The judges had
a very tough job and in the
end our new 2006 Chiefland
Little Miss Watermelon King
and Queen were Cole Carter,
sponsored by Freeze Frame
Photography, and son of Eugene
and Michelle Carter; and Olivia
Miller, sponsored by Quincey


The winners of the Chiefland Watermelon Festival queen pageant are left to right, 2nd
runner-up Amanda Hinote; Brittany Woods, 2006 Chiefland Watermelon Festival Queen;
and 1st runner-up Ashley Munden. Photos by Anna Wild.


Cattle Co., and daiighter of Jim
and Candi Miller. Both children'
are from Chiefland. Runners
up for Little Miss Watermelon
Queen were: 1st runner up,
Kyndal Herring of .Trenton
.sponsored by Bar-B-Q Bills
and is the daughter of Shelby
Marshall and Curtis Herring.
2nd runner up, Caroline McGee
of Chiefland -was sponsored
by Cajun Fisheries Inc. and
is the daughter of Travis and
Jennifer McGee. Runners up
for the Little Watermelon King
were: 1st runner up, Brody
Montgomery from Old Town
who was sponsored by Photos
by Dana and is the son of Gary
and Liz Montgomery. 2nd
(Continued to Page.Two)


Gilchrist County Will Begin To

Enforce Sign Ordinance June 23
A Notice of this action is on Page Two of this edition


By John M. Ayers
The Gilchrist County Com-
mission took action in their June
5th meeting to discuss, th sign
ordinance 05-02. .The four
member board. in the absence of
Chairman Trnnum\ Langfford,
decided to enforce the ordinance
and give the real estate compa-
nies, politicians and others that
put yard sign' on the right of
way, two neeks to move their
.signs. Beginning June 23, the
Gilchrist Count\ Road Depart-
ment has been directed to re-
move the signs from the right-
of-way. The signs can be picked
up at the Gilchrisn County Road
Department during regular busi-
ness hours.
Gilchrist County Adminis-
trator Ron. McQueen asked the
board ,for, direction after the
board took action in a previous
meeting to enforce the sign or-
dinance. When the road depart-
ment began to remove signs
from the right-bf-way, commis-
sioners contacted the Road De-
partment and had the action


stopped. The County Adminis-
trator following that_ action
wanted the board to make a de-
cision on whether they .wanted
the ordinance enforced.
The sign ordinance under
17.8.4, Placement standards, in
Right of Way, Supports for
signs or sign structures shall not
be placed in or upon a public
right of way or public easement,
except under the terms of a
lease betl een the owner of the
easement or right of way and
the. owner of the signs. The
paragraph also identifies that no
ground sign shall project over a
.public right of way.
The board in the discussion'
of the sign ordinance deter-
mined that real estate signs have
become the most visible signs
that are being placed on the
right of way.i
A road department spokes-
man explained that 17 signs
were identified at the intersec-
tion of SR 26 and CR 341 on
both the state and county right
of way. "The signs appear to


make a cluster around a stop
sign at an intersection," Justin
Watson, Gilchrist County Road
Superintendent explained.
"If you start making excep-
tions to this ordinance now, you
are going to have the same
problem as you are currently
having," Commissioner Randy:
Durden explained.
"If we are going to enforce
this, the board should give no-
tice to the o ners of the signs to
allow them time to move .them,
from the right of way," Com-
' missioner Mitchell Gentry ex-
plained.
"In a matter of constitutional
law, the county must be consis-
tent in their action involving all
of the signs," Gilchrist County
attorney John McPherson ad-
vised the board.
McPherson explained to the
board that the county has juris-
diction on a state, highway right
of way involving the removal of
signs that don't: belong to the.
(Continued to Page Sixteen)


Suwannee River Shrine Club

Hosts Gold Hook Kids Fishing


Tournament


'(Continued to Page Fifteen)


The 2006 Chiefland Little Watermelon King and Queen
were Cole Carter, sponsored by Freeze Frame
Photography and son of Eugene and Michelle Carter, and
Olivia Miller, sponsored by Quincey Cattle Co. and the
daughter of Jim and Candi Miller.


Ameris Health

Systems, LLC

Seeking $60,000

Contribution For CON


By John M. Ayers
The Gilchrist County Com-
mission recently received a let-
ter from Ameris Health Sys-
tems, LLC seeking a donation
of $60,000 to assist the Certifi-
cate of Need applicant in de-
fraying the cost of the applica-
tion.
Ameris reported in their let-
ter that they were preparing a
new application for a Certificate
of Need to the State of Florida
to establish a full-service medi-
cal-surgical hospital located in
Chiefland to serve residents in
Dixie, Gilchrist and Levy coun-
ties. Ameris Chairman, Sam J.
Lewis, reports, "The need for
the hospital continues to mag-
nify and the residents of Gil-
christ County continue to drive
their personal vehicles or ride
the EMS ambulances for ap-


proximately twice the time to
the nearest hospital, as com-
pared to a much shorter arrival
time to the proposed hospital in
Chiefland."
Ameris spent $250,000 two
years ago on the Certificate of
Need that AHCA denied.
Ameris is requesting the board
of commissioners of the three
counties and their local business
leaders to assist in the CON
costs for the new application.
The health systems company is
requesting $60,000 from coun-
ties and business leaders to help
defray the CON costs. Ameris
explains the funds will be
placed in a special 'account with
Drummond Bank, which will
manage disbursements upon
receipt of statements and proper
(Continued to Page Sixteen)


These 5-8-year-old anglers were excited to be involved in the Kids Fishing Tournament.
From left, Jarrett Cannon, Christopher Fisher, Kade Langford and Trey Sanchez. Jarrett
Cannon recorded the largest bream in this division with an lloz. catch. Photos by Anna
Wild.


These 13-16-year-old young people had a great time fishing in the Shrine Kid's Fishing
Tournament. Pictured kneeling from left, Trisha Fisher, Blayize Herring, Dylan Mason,
Christen Trail, and Jonathan Wilson. Standing from left, Austin Branning, Kyle Brown,
Justin Bryant, Will Carver, Kelby Trail and Kirby Davis. Photos by Anna Wild.


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
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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Comments
By: John M. Ayers
The Suwannee River Shrine
Club continued the tradition of
holding the Gold Hook Kid's
Fishing Tournament, in 2006
with the assistance of Rayanne
Ferguson in the absence of her
husband and tournament chair-
man Sam Ferguson,. Sam for
more years than I can recall.
always worked to hold this fund
raising activity to allow the kids
and the Shrine organization to
work. together in this most
worthwhile "activity.
I grew up .fishing. with- my
father on the banks of the Su-
wannee River and fishing with
family friends, Mr. Bill and
Mrs. Barbara Gause. We would
'fish the culverts along highway
349 between Suwannee and Old
Town as well as the canals lead-
ing to Bell Springs and the boat
ramp in Dixie County behind
the Suwannee Gables Restau-
rant.
In those days we just wanted
to catch fish, they didn't have to
be big fish;-we just had to have
some action. Daddy always put
ts in the place that he knew the
fish would hit our bait quick. He
'knew the bite %would ha\e to be
quick and consistent in order to
keep our attention and have us


sit still long enough to keep our
cane pole in the water.
I can remember the times
that I was fortunate enough to
have one or the other of our
children want to fish in the
Shrine Gold Hook Kid's Fishing
Tournament.. Both Carrie and J
hase fished in the activity and I
always enjoyed spending the
time with them.
As I looked at the pictures of
the event that was held Satur-
day, I see another generation of
families that are taking the time
to share with their children the
importance, of spending time
with them one on one on the
beautiful Suwannee River.

We that have worked with
the caring, inolsed people like
Sam Ferguson for many years
will miss him. The organiza-'
tions that he has been involved
with will miss his leadership as
well as the little things that he
always did involving kids when
they needed a helping hand.


You don't really understand
human nature unless you know
why a child on a merry-go-round.
will wave at his parents every-
time around and why his parents
will always wave back.
William D. Tammeus


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Streetwise
S by. Lauren Rudd
One of the points that came
out of a recent talk I gave was
that there seems to be an up-
welling of demand for foreign
investments. If you are going to
invest in foreign companies, one
of the easiest, safest and most
efficient ways of doing so is to
purchase American Depositary
Receipts (ADRs).
The shares of most .foreign
companies that trade in the U.S.
markets are traded as ADRs.
Issued by certain banks, each
ADR represents one, or more
shares of a foreign stock,' or pos-
sibly a fraction of a share. More
importantly, companies issuing,
ADRs are required to provide'
financial statements that meet
our GAAP standards.
If you own an,ADR, you have
the right 'to obtain the foreign
stock it represents. Howev er, for
the most part investors usually
find it more convenient to sim-
pl\ own the ADR The price of
an ADR corresponds to the price
of the foreign stock in its home
market, adjusted for the number
of foreign shares that the par-
ticular ADR represents.
One ofinmy favorite companies
issuing ADRs is No artist. The
company's prescription drugs
include treatments for nervous
system and ophthalmic disor-
ders, cardiovascular diseases.
and cancer. Its Sandoz subsid-
iary deals in generics and pro-
duces finished dosage products
as well as active pharmaceutical
ingredients for other producers
of generic drugs.
Novartis' consumer health
unit includes, such brands as
Ex-Lax, Maalox, and Theraflu.
Novartis is also the proud parent
of the Gerber baby. Its CIBA Vi-
siondivision manufacturers e.ei
drops, contact lens products. Its
animal health unit offers parasite
control products (Sentinel) and
pharmaceuticals for pets and
farm animals.
The companN's net earn-'
ings for the first quarter ending
March 31 came in at 83 cents per
share, as compared %% ith 63 cents
during the same period a year
ago, an increase of 32 percent.
Novartis net sales increased
13 percent to $8.3 billion. The
increase was directly attribut-
able to the dynamic growth in
pharmaceuticals, which contin-
ued to outpace the market, as
well as acquisitions and new
product launches.
Looking at Novartis' share
price since the beginning of the
year, on Jan. 3, the ADRs closed
at $53.47, as compared with
a closing price on May 30 of
$55.41, for an annualized gain
of 8.9 percent.,
The company's intrinsic


Gay Marriage Debate
(Kent Heaton)


The headlines announce the coming debate in
our government to what constitutes a marriage. The
homosexual agenda has now been, placed before the
governing bodies of law to determine what defines
marriage. To debate an issue is to contend in words or
arguments about truth between persons of different
opinions, each endeavoring to prove his own opinion
right. To debate the truth of marriage is to debate the
truth whether the Sun rises in the East and sets in the
West. Marriage has always been and will always be a
union of a man and a woman. ,
Marriage is not defined by the lustful desires, of
a perverted community who want to find a place of
acceptance in the world. The homosexual agenda has
taken a minority of acceptance and forced their
tainted lifestyle upon the majority. Homosexuality is
a perverted form of what God has created in nature.
"Marriage is honorable: in all, and the bed
undefiled: but whoremongers and adulterers God
will judge" (Hebrews 13:4). The honor of marriage is
one man and one woman.
What is there to debate about the union of a man
and a woman? The joining of a man and a woman
serves to fulfill the natural design of humankind. Paul
declared in 1 Corinthians 7:1-5: "Now 'concerning
the matters about which you wrote. It is well for a
man not to touch a woman. But because of the
temptation to immorality, each man should have his
own wife and each woman her own husband. The
husband should give to his wife her conjugal rights,
and likewise the wife to'her husband. For the wife
does not rule over her own body, but the husband
does; likewise the husband does not rule over his
own body, but the wife does. Do not refuse one
another except perhaps by agreement for a season,


that you may devote yourselves to prayer; but then
come together again, lest Satan tempt you through',
lack of self-control" (1 Corinthians 7:1-5).
Marriage is defined as a man and a woman. The
design of the body serves the purpose of fulfilling the
role of benevolence and the conjugal rights
prescribed by Jehovah. This cannot be done in the
perversion of homosexuality. "For this cause God
gave them up unto vile affections: for even their
women did change the natural use into that which is
against nature: And likewise also the men, leaving
the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust
one toward another; men with men Working that,
which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that
recompense of their error which was meet"
(Romans 1:26-27).
Marriage is a natural union of a man and a
woman. Homosexuality is an unnatural union of the
male or female to the same, which is against nature.
Who established the natural world but Jehovah God?
Children are born from the union of a man and a
woman and man can never change that. Homosexuals
deny the manner they were created the union of a
man and woman. Homosexuality serves only a
purpose of perverted sexual desires resulting in the
penalty for their perversion.
The law of marriage was ordained by God in
Genesis 2:18 "And the Lord God said, 'It is not
good that the man should be alone; I will make him
a helpmate for him.'" That helpmate was a woman,
formed from the rib of man "And the rib, which
the Lord God had taken from man, made he a
woman, and brought her unto the man" (Genesis
2:22). What is there to debate? Truth is God's design!
Marriage is God's design!


Trenton Church of Christ
463-3793 502 Northeast 7th Street *Trenton, Florida 32693
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By Cindy Jo A:

All my life my mother told
me, "No matter how poor you
are, you can always stay clean."
Andrew Hudgins

Summertime brings hot
Southern Weather and we here
in Gilchristwill surely have our
share of heat, this year.
Although 'we hae had a dry,
dry, spring some vegetables in
our garden are doing really
well. The fact that John moves
the drip hose around is the
reason for the, success of our'
tomato plants this year.,
Last weekend we -picked my
old white enamel dishpan
completely full. of tomatoes.
There is nothing like a
homegrown tomato right out of
your own .garden. The\ ha% e so
much more flavor than store
bought tomatoes.
Chris Rogers brought John-
and Ia big bag of cucumbers
recently and the) were really
good. I think Chris' Uncle Pete
Watson grew them.
Early in the Spring I w rote of
Mr. Lomer Rogers sharing some
of his fine sweet onions with

value is significant. Using a dis-
counted earnings approach with
a trailing twelve month i(TTM'
earnings number of $6.6 billion,
a five-year average earnings,
growth rate of 12.7S percent and
a discount rate of 11 percent, the
average return on the S&P 500
index. \ fields a per share intrinsic
\alue of $88.51. Using the more
conservative free cash flow tothe
firm model produces an intrinsic
%alueof $62.20 per share. '
Nly 2006 earnings estimate
for Novartis is $3.20 per share.
If the ADRs continue to trade
at their current multiple or P/E
ratio of 19.3 times earnings then
the ADRs should be trading,
at .about $62 by the end of the
year for an annualized gain of
',ab6ut 21 -percent between no"
-and jthe&n In addition, there is
a current di idend yield of 1.3
percent; L
You can write to financial col-
umnist Lauren Rudd at 5 Gulf
Manor Drive, Venice, Fl. 34285
or e-mail at I VERudd'maol.com.
Prior columns are available at
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our family. Thanks to John we
still have fresh onions from Mr.
Rogers. He loaded the onions
into old ladies hose tying a knot
between each onion and
hanging them in the garage.
Now, I have to tell you this deal
with the hose really works
because we still have onions
and they are just as fresh as
when Mr. Rogers brought them
to the Journal. .
You 'tan probably guess
already that once I rounded up
the tomatoes, cucumbers. and
onions that I just had to come
up ith a recipe using all three.
I don't know if you'%e'e'er
eaten the Shoe Peg Corn Salad
or not? But a variation of that
dressing is: what I stirred up to
marinate mN vegetables in. This
salad would be good for a
Fourth- of Jul\ pic-nic or with
barbecue any old time.

You can use any amount of
garden fresh egetables.that you:
have'on hand.
cSummer/lime arden.

6 to 8 tomatoes sliced
2 large sweet onions sliced
6 cucumbers peeled and sliced
La)er tomatoes, onions and'
cucumbers, repeat lasers until
all the % vegetables are used.
Marinade Dressing
3/4 cup sugar
1/2 cup vegetable oil
I tablespoon %water
3/4 cup %inegar
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon black pepper
1 teaspoon seasoning salt
Combine, all dressing in-
gredients. in a medium size
saucepan and bring to a boil.
Remove from heat and cool.
Pour over 'layered vegetables
and chill for 1 V2 to 2 hours.


Letter, To The Editor
: Another school yearha's ended
and with it my son's information
of some of the changes at Bell
High School. During our dis-
cussion, I learned that the Bell
High School principal, Buddy
Schofield, %%ill be'leavihg for
Dixie County High School. I'm
sure I'm in the minority, but I


will miss him.
My sons have been a part of
the Gilchrist County School
system for 18 years and Mr.
Schofield has been a large part
of those years as a vice-principal
and principal. I have watched
him grow from a rigid, uncom-
promising man to someone, who
two years ago, recognized toilet
papering of the school as a harm-
less senior prank. Whenever I
had concerns with my sons or the
school, I always knew his door
was open. He would listen and
we would come to a resolution.
It may not have always been the
one I wanted, but I was given the.
opportunity to be heard. So to-
day, Mr. Schofield, I want to say
thank you and wish you the best.
Gilchrist County's loss will be
Dixie County's gain.

As my son Sean and I dis-
cussed the impending changes
at Bell High School, .1 had tod
laugh at his analysis of our
current school system. He said
"'lMom, it's that time 'of the Near
when all the administrators and
teachers gather at the steps of the
courthouse to spin the job wheel
of fortune to find out what they
will be doing and where 'they'
will be next year.", Ahh, out of
the mouths of babes!
They say change is good, but
I question some that have been
made over the past year in this
district. Our current concern
now should be with the fall
elections. How many registered
Voters will remember their lack,
of %oice at school board meet-
ings %when they key in their
vote? How man\ registered
voters \ ill eten take advantage
of their right to %ote due to apa-
thy? How many new voters will
not register and tote due to their
disgus, with the sNstem?
How many of our county resi-
dents will attend the candidates,
forums and question 'the posi-
tions of our candidates? A better
question we should ask! "How
many of our school board candi-
dates will answer truthfully and
have the, backbone to disagree
with -rubber-stamped agendas
and represent their constituency.
Until the residents of this
county speak up and changes are
Made, I'm afraid my son's vision
,of a "job wheel of fortune" will
continue and- we w ill continue
to lose some great educators to
other school districts. The real
traced% w Ill be for our. students
who will not benefit from the
great education that could haoe
been available.
Lisa Boutwell. Parent
Bell, Florida


Brittany Woods Is
Crowned Queen
Of Chiefland
Watermelon Festival
(Continued from Page One)
runner up was Jason Cannon of
Chiefland and he was sponsored
. by his parents Jason and Ramona
Cannon.
That evening the ever
popular Chiefland Watermelon
Queen pageant began and this
year twelve very beautiful young
women came out for the chance
to represent Chiefland in the
state competition.
From the twelve contestants
the judges first picked five
finalists who had to compete
further with a question they had
no time to prepare for; these five
were Amanda Hinote, Ashley
Munden, Morgan Perryman,
Adrienne. Schwingel, and
Brittany Woods. After the final
challenge our new queen was
crowned.
The .2006 Chiefland
Watermelon Queen is Brittany
Woods of Trenton. She was
sponsored by Maya's Noodle
House and is the daughter of
a very proud Charles and Amy
Woods. The 1st runner up is
Ashley Munden of Williston,
sponsored by Billy Jack's
Restaurant. 2nd. runner up is
Amanda Hinote of Chieflrid,
sponsored by Hinote Electric.
Congratulations to all of
the participants in this years
compeu lions, you are all winners
with us!


Old Time Dance At
O'Leno State Park
O'Leno State Park is host-
ing dance contra, circles and
squares to live music by the
Flying Turtles String Band. With,
Dennis Ricker calling, from
4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Sun-
day June 11th in the 1930's
recreation hall on the banks of
the Santa Fe River in O'Leno
State Park. The Park is located
six miles north of High Springs
on Highway 441. Beginners les-
sons will begin at 3:30 p.m.
Cost: Regular park admission
plus tickets: $5.00. for adults,
$3.00 for child.
For -more information ypu
may call (386) 454-1853.

Cindy Preston
Park Service Specialist
O'Leno State Park
410 SE O'Leno Park Rd.
High Springs, Florida 32643


NOTICE

The Gilchrist County Board of County Com-


missioners, at its meeting of June


5,


2006,


voted to enforce Ordinance 05-02 (sign ordi-


nance) which states in Section 17.8.4: "signs


or sign structures shall not be placed in or


upon a public right of way or public


ease-


ment."ase be advised that all signs located in the




Please be advised that all signs located in the


Gilchrist County right of


way


23,


2006 will be picked up and stored at the


County Road Department.


be retrieved during normal business hours 8


a.m. 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. This


ordinance applies to all political, real estate


and all other signs.


after June


These signs may


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Springhouse Quilters News
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Springhouse Quilters
News
Springhouse quilters will be
hosting the advanced group of
4-H young women this week for
a sewing-quilting camp. The
young women will be making
a 6-hour quilt during the week
plus other projects. The quilt is
made similar to a log cabin quilt
pattern but is much larger in size
than the traditional log cabin
block. The 4-H members will
b le to make the quilt the ac-
tual size they want. Even though
this is called a 6-hour quilt, it
will take most of the week to
piece and assemble the quilt.
Elaine Faison is serving as the
coordinator for the 4-H sewing
camp. Elaine retired from the
Extension Ofice 4-H program at
the end of 2005 and joined the
Springhouse quilters. She has
become very active in quilting
and is excited to be the leader of
the 4-H sewing camp.
4-H members who are inter-
ested in learning to sew' and quilt
still have time to sign up for the
beginning camp which will be
held the' 3rd week of June. To
sign up, interested 4-H members
should contact the County Ex-
tension Office in Trenton.
If you need information about
Springhouse Quilters, please
contact Anna Gilliam, 463-7922
or Lois Scott, 463- 2207 or any
Springhouse member.
Lois Scott, Publicity

Suwannee Valley
Leagues Board
Meeting Notice
The .Suwannee Valley"
Leagues Inc. June board
meeting, will be at 7:00 p.m.
Monday June 12, 2006, in the
McArthur Park conference
room. Everyone is welcome.
Hope to see you there.


If you can't change your fate,
change your attitude.--Amy Tan


Alice Gilbert with her recently completed Ice Cream quilt wall
hanging. Perfect for summer fun


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The Chamber Corner
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2006. You will have a chance to
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blinking light on SR 129 then
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FAMILY REUNIONS I


The Lord Family Shadrack Sapp
Reunion Set For June Reunion
10th The 2006 reunion will "be
The Lord family reunion will held at Hart Springs County
be held at the Trenton Commu- Park in the large "A" pavilion.
nity Center on June 10th. It will Hart Springs Park is about 10
begin at noon. Come and bring miles west of Trenton, Florida,
your favorite dishes! in Gilchrist County. Bring a
y covered dish dinner, your old
photos, family records, ad-
dresses, albums, scrapbooks and
Greenbery Jones your camera.
Family Reunion Again this year we will have
June 17th At an auction to help with the ex-
June hingAs penses. So bring something that
Hart Springs you think others might want or
The families of Greenberry can't do without (smile).
Jones will hold their family Come early for a business
reunion celebration on meeting at 10:00 am. If you are
Saturday, June 17th at Hart unable to attend, please email or
Springs. All family members mail me address updates for you
and friends are invited to come and your family members, as we
to the Hart Springs Pavilion A have many' addresses that are re-
and enjoy a picnic basket lunch turned and no longer 2alid.
at 12:00 noon. Call Mitch at (352)-332-2065
So for additional information.

Corbin Family Pope Family Reunion
Reunion To Be Held The Pope family w-ill be hav-
June 24 ing a,reunion on Saturday, June
.The descendants of Tom and 10th, at Hart Springs Pavilion
Mamie Corbin will hae a fam- B. All, family and friends are
il4 reunion on Saturday, June 24, In%.ited Lo attend. ,
2006, at Hart Springs in pa, ilion Bring a co ered dish that will
B from 10:00 a.m. until go along with' fish and swamp
All relatives and friends are cabbage. Ice and paper goods
invited to attend and bring a will be furnished.
picnic lunch to be spread and If ou ha% e any questions call,
enjoyed at 12:30 p.m.. Mildred Hurst at 463-2754.


The Bell Band.
Program Presented A
.Spring Concert
The Bell Band Program pre-
sented their 2006 Spring Concert.
Ma\ 16th. before a full house at
the Iris Roberts Auditorium.
The evening began .with a
guitar rendition of the "Star-'
spangled Banner" performed
by Jamie Tucker. The curtains
opened and an enthusiastic sixth
grade band played selections of,
the "Minuteman March," "Sym-
phony #9," "'Sa\wmill Creek,"
and for their finale "Montego
Bay."' :: .
The audience's attention was.
,iyert~to,t the back of the, au-
,dij.rgamj,y as Amber FoQghawoper-
formed a flute solo of "Syrnix."
Back on stage, the seventh grade
band played upbeat tunes of'
the "Nottingham March," ''An:
American' Celebration," and.
"Brandy Station March."'
Focus again was at the back
of the auditorium as Stephanie
Deane and Brandi Cason per-
formed a flute duet of "Kirk-
patrick Fanfare." After the
duet, Jamie Tucker performed
"Amazing Grace" on guitar.
The eighth grade concert:
band rendered great selections
qf "March of the Irish Guard,"
"Blue Ridge Overture," "Rock
around the Clock," and the mu-
sicians' favorite "Music from,
Grease."
At the back of the auditorium,
Stephanie Deane performed a
'flute solo of "Aria." Immediate-
ly following Stephanie, Kenneth
Campbell had a clarinet solo of
"Stand by Me." Brittany Peters
followed with a piece on Alto
Saxophone.
The final concert group of
the evening was the high school
symphonic band. They played
,"Block M March," "Old Scot-
tish Medley," "Fortress," "Trail
of Tears," and the crowd favorite'
"Rumble on the High Plains."
.This piece showcased a combi-


nation of drums, vocals; finger
snapping, and leg slapping that
,gave the audience the sense of
,experiencing a thunderstorm or
train rumbling across the plains
of the Nlid est. ". .
, Band director. Todd Eckstein,
then presented spring bouquets
to Iris Roberts. his wife and his
mother, who had flown in from
Chicago to see her son direct for
the first time.
As the curtains closed ,and the
lights dimmed, the audience was
treated to "Breakdown" by the
Purple Powerhouse Drumline,
complete with fluorescent paint
and black light. Members of
the seventh, eighth, and the high
school bands were 'stationed
outside' different entrances of
the auditorium. As the drum-
line ended and with a cue from
drum major, Stephanie Deane,
the entire group yelled "POW-
ERHOUSE" and marched in
filling the aisles and the back of
the auditorium. The seventh and,
eighth grades took a knee as the
high school band 'played "Bo-
hemian Rhapsody." Then they
all performed the grand finale
"America the Beautiful."
Following the' concert, the
band boosters hosted cake and
punch as the drumline continued
to entertain the crowd.

Wayfair Townsend
Cemetery Clean Up
To Be Held June 10
The Wayfair Townsend
Cemetery clean up will be held
Saturday, June 10th at 8:00 a.m.
Please bring, your own tools.
Please come out and join us in
this effort, especially if you have
family members in the cemetery.


We are each of us angels with
only one wing, and we can only
fly by embracing one another.--
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Mr. and Mrs. James W. Sparkman celebrate their first
anniversary on June 10, 2006.



CHURCH NEWS

Bell Baptist Church Joppa Baptist
To Have Vacation Church To Celebrate
Bible School, June 110 Homecoming On
12-16 Sunday June 11
Bell Baptist Church invites It is once again time to ex-
you to bring your children, ages tend a special invitation to all
3 throughteens, to join us begin- of our friends and neighbors,
ning June 12th-16th, from 6:30- past members and Pastors of
30 pm for the most eiIngPasto of
8:30 p.m., for the most exciting JBC to join us in celebration of
time of summer vacation. our 110th Homecoming Sunday
Are. you ready .for a trip to June 11th. Pastor Ron Coward
down under? Well...grab your from First Baptisi Church of
Bible, your suitcase, fasten your Steinhatchee will be the Special
shoes andlets get going! To Guest Speaker, starting at 10:30
You will learn how to a.m. follow. ed by a'co'ered dish
Stand Up, Obey God, Be Ready, dinner.
Stay Strong, and Have Faith"; There will be no. Sunday
so you can share the good news Shool or evening services hat
with your friends. )ouooill makeSco or ev i have a full after-
cool crafts. sing nifty songs and ioon of fellowship and special
also enjoy Nummy treats. music.
We look forward to a fun The old church building was
week with the children in our moved here in 915, and called
area while sharing with them the Pleasant.Grove Baptist, then
truth of God's Word. changed to Joppa in 1935, later
I "Boomerang Bonanza" Fam- named Sunannee River Baptist.
ily Night Celebration will" be- In June of 1975 it as changed
Friday night, June 16th at 7:30 back to Joppa Baptist.
p.m. It is an event prepared by to er, 2001, Pastor
S cp rep he In October, 2001, Pastor-
the children especially for the Alpheus Atkins and his farm-
whole family. .. ily became apart of our Church
If you need more information. Family. They have been an
please contact our VBS Director. i ration, td our congregation.
Rose Williamson, "352) 463 inspiration, to our congregation.
ose Williamson463- In June. 2002, as we celebrated
7320 or Pastor. Paul Watson, our 106th Homecoming, we also
463-6439.


Trenton Church of God
Welcomes you to come worship o ith us
Sunday School-10:00 a.m.
Sunday Praise & Worship 11:00 a.m.
Evening Praise & Worship 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study,- 7:00 p.m.

Phone 463-6543
www.geocities.com/churchofgod trentonfla



WE WELCOME YOU TO .

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH (SBC)
6259 $.E. 75TH AVENUE NEWBERRY, FL 32669

SUNDAY $SCHOOL ..................................... 9:45 AM
MORNING.WORSHIP .................................... 11 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
"WIN THE LOST AND TEACH THE SAVED TO SERVE"






"All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is
profitable for doctrine, for reproof for correction, for
instruction in righteousness:" ~ 2 Timothy 3:16

t Nope jifamilp )gturrd

4470 N.W. County Road 236 Bell, Florida 32619
l1iMile West ofUS-129

Service Times Pastor:
10:00 am Sunday Sdhool Rev. Lynn Wagner
11:00 am Sunday Morning Worship Office:
6:3,0 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


celebrated the groundbreaking
of our new church. The new
Church Dedication was October
2,2004.
We are very proud of the
"new" Joppa; still in Fanning
Springs at 7530 NW 165th
Street.
Thank you very much
Joyce Holubek, JBC Media
(352) 493-2919


Mt. Nebo Baptist
Church To Have
Vacation Bible School
June 26-30
Mt. Nebo .Baptist Church
(Bell) invites all the children in
our area to join us at SonTrea-
sure Island!
We're ready for a Vacation'
Bible School your children will
never forget. SonTreasure Island
creates a finuand exciting island
atmosphere where children'
vill hale a great time singing,,
watching skits, creating crafts
and playing games. But most"
unportantly, they '11 discover the
treasure of God's amazing love.
They will learn hokw His love is
giving, canng, kind. forgiving
and finally FOREVER.
We're looking forward to
sharing this exciting event with
the children and parents in our
neighborhood. We hope the.
will all join-us at SonTreasure
Island.. .
SonTreasure Island begins
Monday. June 26.2006 and runs
until Friday. June 30. 2006 at Mit.
Nebo Baptist Church. Each day
begins at 9:00-a.m. and ends at
12:00 p.m. Lunch is provided.
- For more information, please
contact Pastor Corbin of MNit.
Nebo at (386)-935-3575 or
Julie Thomas. VBS Director at
(386)-935-4423..

Pine Grove
Vacation Bible
School To Be
Held June 25-30
,Pine Grove Baptist Church
invites you to join themias they
venture to the Artic Edge to
learn about God's lo\e during
Vacation Bible School, June
25th 'to June 30th, from 6:00
p.m. to 8-00 P.M.
Classes will range from Pre-K
to 6th grade.
Transportation is available.:
'Please call the church office for
further information (352), 463-
2151.
Dana C. Langford
VBS Director


Card Of Thafiks
Wm T. Carlton Masonic
Lodge #46 wishes to thank every
business, organization, family,
and individual for their donation
of time, money, materials, and
equipment for our brother Sam
Ferguson's family.
Our community's overwhelm-
ing support has truly touched the
hearts and lives of all of us..
We would also like to thank
the Gilchrist County Woman's
Club for coordinating the deserts
and for serving the meals.
We are blessed to live in,
a community like Gilchrist
County that shows it cares for
our families and friends.


Card Of Thanks
The Henry Jackson. McGee
family would like to thank Judge
Ed Philman for performing the
wedding ceremony of DaShema
and Deilwone Henry. We would
also like to thank Mitchell and
Teresa GenrTs. StanleN and
Gladys McHenry, Mary Ann'
NMcGee and family. Linda Long,
Louise Bell and also Ashley Mc-
Dougle for all their help.


Social and
Personals
Anna Mae.Schofield came by
the Journal the other day and
told us that she and her son Gray
Schofield were in Woodstock.
Georgia for a week recently.
The. visited the Atlanta Aquar-
ium, and went to see the Atlanta
Braves play. They were visiting
with her daughter. Marn Jane.
and granddaughter. Scottlyn.
; Happ. Birthday wishes to
Wendy Langford. A\ery Beck-
elheimer. Linh Diana Tang
Ngu\en and Kaila NMasonheimer
on June Sth; to Tro, Wiske. Earl
Gay and Don McLear\ on June
9th; to K\yle Baker. S'\ndi Bi%-
ens and Celia Loughner on June
10th: to Wanda Langford on
June llth; to George Stapleton,
Mary Jo Summers. Lillian Sta-
pleton, John A. Selmer. Sr., Juan
'Henley and Gail Ward on June
12th; to Sandra Bailey, Jamie
Jones, Dennis Railey, Angela
Lapp. Chesley Beck, and Josh
Langford on June 13th: to Frank
Grant, Paul Bryant and Bobbvy
. ,Chesser on June 14th. -
kHappy Anniversary wishes ,tq
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Thigpen on'
June 9th; to Mr. and Mrs. Hamp
Smith on June 10th; to Mr. and
Mrs. Timothy James on June
13th and to Bobb\ arid Violet
Kincaid on June 14th.


YOU ARE WELCOME AT

PRISCILLA BAPTIST CHURCH

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

4 .Sunday School....................10:00AM 4
Morning Worship........ ........11:00 AM
Evening WorAhip.......................... 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



PINE GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
t. 16655 N. W. CR-339 Trenton, Florida 32693 t
352-463-2151
www.pgbcfl.com
Bro. Greg Douglas, Pastor
Bro. Rickey Whitley, Minister of Students
Charles Brock, Music Director
Sunday School/Bible Study........ ... .....9:15 AM
Morning Worship Service.......................10:30.AM
Children's Church.............................. 10:30 AM
Evening Worship Service....... ...... 6:00 PM
Wednesday Night Services: Prayer Meeting,
AWANA & Youth Worship......................7:00 PM
~ Nursery Provided for All Services ~


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 Worship ..................... 11 am
Evening Worship ............................... 6 pmn
Wednesday Evening Services:
Adult Bible Study, Children, & Youth ... 7 pm
Pastor: Rev. Jimmy Corbin
Minister of Youth: Matt Holtsclaw
Church Phone: 386-935-3575
"Committed to Reaching People for Christ"


Marriage
Applications Filed In
Gilchrist County
Thomas 0. Anderson, date of
birth 2/1/75, and Kellie Dawn
Edlin, date of birth 3/14/69, both
of Newberry.
- Alvin Eugene Watkins, date
of birth 6/27/74, and Dara Lynn
Wright 12/01/83, both of Chief-
land.
Keith Edward Bryant II, date
of birth 5/1/85, .and Crystal
Lynn Gillespie,' date of birth
5/2/85, both of Bell.

Marriages Filed In
Gilchrist County
Paul Edward Tape, Jr., date. of
birth 6/26/67 and Kelly Shawn
Collins, date of birth 5/27/78,
both of Old Town were married
on Maa 27, 2006 in Trenton at
the New Life Assembly Church
of God by Reverend Donald E.
Lunsford.

Remember Our
Troops
The Bible says. "The prayers
of the righteous man/woman
a'ail 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 might
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 ol
Grace. and do so immediately.
even if the prayer is one said
silently. :
As our local Gilchrist Counti
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 praN for them, and
daily Please keep the following
list handy as ou lay \our peti-
tions before the Lord, for these
\oung men and women deserve
\our best and the best you can
give them is your time. (If you
know of an active military per-
son who is not listed, please con-
tact the Gilchrist County Journal
or \write a letter to the Editor, sc
that person can be listed the nexi
time this article is published.)
Serving in Afghanistan: Steve
Calla\way and Jon Guzrrian
' Serving in Iraq: Chris Geiger,
J.B. Hodge. Jeffrey Solis, Justir
Twigg, LaShonda White.Wesley
Wilson, and Daniel Wood.
' Serving in other areas: Clay-
ton App, Kathy Arrington. Pe-
ter Belanger. Drew% Cheatum.,
Wayne Cheatum, Lance Cor-
poral Nathew Corbin, Robert
Dean, Jimmy Fletcher, Jr.,
Dylan Hilliard. Gary Hilliard,
Mark Hilliard, Steve Hilliard,
Joe Hudson, Carl Hunter, Jr.,
Heather Langston. Rob Long,
Katie Lovett, Jonathan Luchak.
GiUs Mauldin, Michael Mayo,
Evan McQuistan. T.J. Miller,
Mark Milton. Allen Murray. Ste-
phen Reed. T.J. Rush, Matthew
Riordan, Donna Slayton, Donny
Slaton. James Sla ton, Gregory
M. Turner, Nathan Twigg, Kyle
Wohrthington.
Special note: Unless desig-
nated the whereabouts of each
individual is unknown.


Williston
Independence Day
Celebration To Be
Held July 3
The City of Williston and
the Williston Area Chamber of
Commerce are making big plans
for the 2006 Independence Day
Celebration. This year's event
will be held on Monday, July
3, 2006.
The festivities will start with
the annual parade, which will
begin at 4:30 p.m. The line-up
will be behind the Williston
High School one hour before
start time. The theme this year is
"Stars, Stripes And Community
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,
will 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 Mary Kline at the
Chamber of Commerce (352-
528-5552).


Support Your
Local Farmers At
The High Springs
Farmers Market
Open Every Thursday from 2:
00 p.m. to 6 p.m. and everySat-
urday in June from 12:00 p.m.rn to
3:00 p.m. with DJ Rick.
Thursday June 8, 2006, Buy
Local block party will be a
School's Out Celebration &
Health Fair featuring activities
and entertainment; health, safety
arid nutrition tips. Confirmed
so far are: Angie Lo\elock, Di-
etitian from the High Springs
WIC Clinic with books, color-
ing sheets and stickers for the
children. Alachua County Ani-
mal Services will be there with
* healthy, adoptable pets! UF
Nursing Students will be there
with Blood Pressure Checks
and great info on Cardiovascular
Health! Alachua County Fire
Rescue:will talk about Summer
Safetr for kids and elders. First.
Baptist Church's Pray and Play
:will be setting up the hoops for
kids of all ages. Also attending
will be the High Springs Fire
SDepartment, Wendy Wilbur &
-the Alachua County" Master Gar-
* deners, .Alachua County\. Waste
Alternatives. Plus, the Florida
Dept. of Agriculture's Fresh
from Florida Promotional Cam-
paign is sending us a big box of
great giveaways.
On Thursday. June 29, 2006,
Buy Local block party will be
An American Celebration. En-
f joy li~e music with Patchwork
* for an American Celebration
. and pick up great fruits and
vegetables for your 4th of July
Celebration.
The High Springs. Farmer's
Market is produced b\ the City
of High Springs and supported,
this month b Sun State Sanita-
tion.

LCCC Board Meets'
* On June 13
The Lake Citt Community
College District Board of
Trustees % ill meet at 4 p.m.,
Tuesday,. June 13. 2006, in the
LCCC Board Room. "
l The District Board of Trustees,
t is appointed by the governor
and the trustees' term is for a
four-year period. Anyone in the


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Pastor
Ralph Rodriguez


Tim Trail


Tim Trail From Bell
Leaves For A Youth
On Missions Trip
On June 6, 2006, 'Tim Trail,
will be leaving for Australia
and New Zealand to a Youth On
Missions trip with the United
Pentecostal International Youth
of Florida.
Tim is excited about missions
and will be involved with street
evangelism,and helping the mis-
sionaries in these countries.
Tim is the son of Junior and
Terri Trail of Bell and a 2006
gradutate of Bell High School.
He would like to thank all of
the people who helped 'sponsor
this missions trip.

college's district may send a
nomination to the governor for
trustee appointments.
LCCCisatwo-yearcommunity
college locally governed and
publicly supported.' The college
serves a five-county district
that. includes. Baker, Columbia,
Dixie, Gilchrist, and Union
counties. LCCC is accredited
by the Commission on Colleges
of the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools to aw-ard
the associate degree.
A complete agenda will be
available prior to the meeting.
For more information contact
the public information office at
1386.) 754-4248. This meeting is
open to the public.



Thenext best thing to know-
ing something is knowing
where to find it.
-Samuel Johnson'


New Life
Assembly of Godo .
9579 US-129 S Trenton, Florida j
463-7004 '
You can make a difference! L
Services: ,aJ .


Sunday School
Praise & Worship/KidZone
Evening Worship
Wednesday Night Service &
"ThePlace" (Youth)


10am
11 am


Pastor:
Don & Jerri Lunsford


Bible Study 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.
Awana Program Wed. 6:30 p.m.
7070 S.W. CR-334A Trenton, FL 32693
352-463-2028
e-mail: bethelit@bellsouth.net
www.backtobethel.org


STrenton United

Methodist Church
9:30 an Sunday School
11:00 am Morning Worship Service
6:00 pm Wednesday Bible Study
Nursery provided 9-1.2 Sunday Morning
203 N.E. Second Street, Trenton
Office:. 463-2877 Rev. H.D. "Hank" Cribb, Sr.


BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
"Committed to living and sharing the message of God's love."


t [irstf aplisft Chupch t

Welcomes You!
"Embracing the Past and Reaching Toward the Future."
Comer of NE Second St. and Highway 26 in Trenton

(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

DYNAMIC MINISTRIES FOR ALL AGES!
Call 463-2038for more information
or
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C-r]T.CT4RTST COUNTY JOURNAL


THURSDAY, JUNE 8,2006












LOGCABIN QUILTERS


Mrs. Lovett's BES Pre-K Class at the "Beach."


Mrs. Lovett's
Pre-Kindergarten
Class Enjoy A Day At
The "Beach"
A great day was spent at the
"beach" by the Pre-kindergar-
ten class of Bell Elementary
School. > .
They donned the bathing suits,
put on the.suntan lotion rabbed
their sand buckets, shove, calls,
and beach umbrella and enjo e
the day at the "beach." I
For lunch they munched on
hot dogs, chips and drinks.
We are glad to report that ev-
eryone returned home'safely.


Grant Dasher
Graduates From
Harding University
On May 13th, 2006, Grant
Dasher of Trenton. was among
the 655 graduates wxho received
their diplomas during the com-
mencement exercises at Harding
University. Grant majored in
.professional sales and received
the Bachelor of .Business Ad-,
ministration degree. President
David, B. Burks presented Grant
with his diploma.
The ceremonies were held
in Ganus Athletic Center. with
1983 Harding alumnus Don
McLaughlin. the pulpit minister
for North Atlanta Church of


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Trenton Community Farmers' Market
At the Depot 419 North Main Street (Hwy-129)

Open Every Tuesday
from 2pm 6pm


Log Cabin Quilters met
Thursday, June 1st at the Levy
County Quilt Museum. It was
a great day. Quilting .goes on
each week on these quilts and
that means a day closer to one
being finished.
We had a wofiderful rain that
we needed so bad. And now the
gazebo is finally in the making.
Jarrod and ten boys came out
to get started., We called Ken
Skelton who will also be a part
of getting it started. It reminded
us, of the days when 1We first
started the museum. There are
plans but sometimes ideas come
and changes are made but in the
end, it all comes together. If you
have never built a gazebo. this
would be a great time to see how
it is done.


Christ in Georgia. as the featured
speaker.
McLaughlin speaks at con-
ferences around the country' for
university\ students. south. con-
gregations and lectureships. He
has been a speaker at Harding's
annual Youth Forum and re-
ceived the Outstanding Alumni
SAward from the College of Bible
and Religion in 2004.
Harding is the largest private
university in Arkansas, with an
enrollment of more than 5.900
students from 49 states and 46
countries. It also maintains
campuses in Australia. Chile,
England. France. S\ itzerland.
Greece and Italh.


Suwannee River
Valley Christian
Academy To Have
' One Step Ahead
Summer Program
The Suwannee Ri\er Valles
Christian Academy is having
a One Step Ahead Summer
Program The 1/2 day program
runs Monday through Friday,
S:30 a m. until 12:30 p.m. This
is an opportunity for families


U


We will be going to Gaines-
ville to take all kinds of good-
ies to the St. Francis House.
Clothes have been made for
children, small tacked quilts
have been put'together and we
always feel great when we help
the homeless children.
Greg and five boys went out
Wednesday to do the mowing
and trimming to -get us as we
love. There are many things
Greg and- the boys do that keep
us going. Lunch was great with
dinner for the quilters and din-
ner for the boys. Lots of good
food was enjoyed. There were
15 members present, and 14
:visitors. Winelle Home


I

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4, "-


MA.r. anI'd Mrs. Richard Egles celebrate their 60th anniversary.




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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Egles
celebrated their 60th wedding
anniversary on a cruise to Ber-
muda. They were married on
May 5, 1946, in Elizabeth, New
Jersey, 'and moved to Hialeah,
Florida in 1953; to Port Char-
lotte in 1981; and in 1999 they/
moved to Gilchrist County;.
Richard is a WWll U.S. Navy
Veteran and \%as part of the task
force that escorted the Doolittle
Raiders to Tokso. Japan in 1942.


Shown is a Pansy pattern quilt that B.J. has changed.


%with pre-school children to give
them a head start advantage bN
pro% iding 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
entire placement for your child
call 352-463-1569. There is a
fee for weekly enrollment and
an after program is also available


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The program %%ill run in
weeklyv segments from June 12th
to July 28th.
For more information please
call 463-1569.

Get your office supplies
at the Journal office.


He retired from Eastern Airlines
after 28 years as a sheetmetal
mechanic. Florence retired as
"-an executive secretary in 1976.
They have two sons and four
grandchildren.
When asked to what they
attribute their blissful years,,
they say whenever there was a
disagreement that this question
came up., do ou %want to be right
or happy'


You can do \ery little ith faith, but you can do nothing without it.
Samuel Butler





w. 'will be closing for a short time in
order for us to. move across the street
into the old Canton House building.
We will' reopen back up as soon as
possible. Thank you everyone for your
patronage and your patience during,
this transition. A Grand Opening wJll
follow shortly after, the. move and' 1
remodeling.

i Barron's Alumnu --


GILCHRIST COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT


Well Child & Newborn Care
School & Sports Physicals
Chronic & Acute Care
Communicable Disease
Maternity Care By UF Dept. OB/GYN


Family Planning
School Health Services
TB Testing
Laboratory Procedures
Healthy Start Services


WIC Services (Baby Formula & Food Coupons)
'HIV Anonymous & Confidential Testing
Attention Deficit Disorder Evaluation & Treatment

NO APPOINTMENTS NEEDED FOR:
FREE PREGNANCY TESTS
FREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREEN
CHILD & ADULT IMMUNIZATIONS

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Medicaid, Medipass, Medicare, and most other major insurances.
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Office Hours Monday Friday 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.


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Drop-Off location for
Canned Goods for the Food Pantry

InfoLine: 352-463-4000, option 8

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GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL


THURSDAY, JUNE 8,2006


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Bell Purple Powerhouse I
Banquet On May 19


High School Outstanding Musician shown from left is
Stephanie Deane and Mr. Eckstein.


Most Improved 8th grade Musician show from left is Brittany
*Houston and Mr. Eskstein


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Band Has


The Purple Powerhouse Band
held its annual awards banquet
at the Bell Cafetorium. on May
19th.
The night began with a great
dinner provided by the boosters
and band. parents. The Band
Boosters gave recognition to
the members who have contrib-
uted to the program's success
throughout the year. Recognized
were Connie Jordan, Gloria
Crawford, Elizabeth Diamond,
David and Penny Aderholt,
Michael'and Lori Beasley, Mr.
Crocker, Adele. Smith, Deb-
bie Destin and Les Aronowicz.
Elaine and Dermot Burke were
recognized as the Volunteers of
the Year.
Band Booster's treasurer, Lisa
Boutwell, presented a certificate
of appreciation to Tower Square
Publix Deli Manager, Tammy
Allen, for going above and be-
yond in assisting in the cooking
for the Dinner Theatre. Booster
President, Debbie Norton-
Aronowicz, presented Walmart -
with Ia plaque for their grant
donations to the band over the
past two years.
The Boosters, then presented
all the Seniors, Kenneth Camp-
bell, Duran Carmen, Brandi Ca-
son, Clay Conklini, Cerce Destin,:
Jason Gonthier, Anne Landrui,
Nick Richardson, Deborah
Sanders and Tim Trail with roses
and balance from their travel ac-
counts.
Then it was time for Band
Director, Todd Eckstein, to
present his' awards. Sixth grade
through eighth grade received
Certificates of Achievement.
The Middle' School individual.
awards were Sixth Grade Most
Improved Musician-Braxton
Railey, Seventh Grade. Most
Improved Musician-Garrett
Boyd, Eighth Grade, Most
ImprovedMusician-Brittany
Houston. The Middle School
Director Award for outstanding
musician %went to Kristen Burke.
In addition, seventh grader
Gabrielle Hunter and eighth
graders Jady Gray and Kristen
Burke received their marching
letters and superior medals for


.., their participation in; marching
season and-competition. ;j
4"1 .The High School students
were' presented'' their supe-
rior marching medals. For
ninth graders and first-time band
students, they were presented
* -. their marching letter. The Most
*gWo rk Improved High School Musician
Was Amber Forshaw and, the
Outstanding High School Musi-
M,973 cian was Stephanie Deane. The
F,35519 Outstanding Section of the Year
r f7262 was the tubas, Cory Edwards,
Tony Ash, Kevin Conklin, Jamie
Tucker and Debbie Sanders.
The Seniors then presented
their "Last Wills and Testa-
ments." The best description of


A lost Improved 7th grade A Iusician shown ftiom left is Garrett
Boyd and Mr. Eckstein.


High School Most Improved Musician shown from left is
Amber Forshaw and Mr. Eckstein.


Middle School Director Award IVinner shown from left is
Kristen Burke and Mr. Eckstein.


them was comical and interest-
ing. A very tender testament
came from Kenneth Campbel<
who had many holding back
tears. Kenneth. you have been a'
joy and the Band \M il miss you.
The historians presented aa
"Remember Me" slide show of
our seniors and the finale was the
2005-06 power point show and
the a%\arding of the superlatives
by the historians.
- The 2006-07 Purple Power-
house Band Officers are Captain
Matt White, Co-Captain Elyse
Fowler, Drum Major Stephanie
Deane, Flag Captain Morgan
Smith, Flag Co-Captain Ulrica
Diamond, Quartermaster. Aman-
da Simmons, Field Manager
Curt Crawford, Lead Librarian
Erika Dahlgren, Asst. Librarian
Amber Forshaw, Lead Historian
Elyse Fowler, Asst. Librarian


Charity Ware, Associate Histo-
rians Thomas, Peace, Cody Hart,
and Jenny Norton-Aronowicz.
Section Leaders are flutes-Am-,
ber Forshaw. Clarinets-Shannon
Wells. Saxaphones-BrittanN
Peters. 'Trumpets-Alan Aderholt.
Lo:\ Brass-mJttr White,'Percus-
s lo n -T s ,,: n R a ile ', '
Mr. Eckstein ended the'eve-
ning with a reminder of'Band
Camp from July 31st to Au-
gust 4th and a hint of the new
season's program, Let the Sun
Shine.
Lisa Boutwell
Bell Band Boosters

By perseverance the snail
reached the ark.
Charles Haddon Spurgeon


From The,

Shelves Of
The Bell
Library
For the adult reader we want
you to know, we have a good se-
lection of inspirational romances
by Janette Oke, Lori Wick
and other Christian writers.
These are in the book cases un-
der the front window.
Almostevery day we receive,
by donation, other large print
books. Remember these are in
the book case on the back wall
near the "National Geograph-
ics" and if you are looking for a
new book most of the time Nou
can find them, on those shelves
also.
For the junior age readers I
recommend the first book in
the Chronicles of Narina.. This
book is entitled "The Lion, The
Witch and the Wardrobe."
I am repeating the announce-
ment I made last %\eek: The
Town of Bell is sponsoring an
old fashioned picnic in the park
as a fund raiser for Bell LibrarN


on July 1, 2006, from 11:00 a.m.
to 3:00 p.m. .
We will also be having a
cake auction with all, the pro-
ceeds going to the Bell Library.
The cakes will, be judged
for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.
Thank you for your continuing
support of the library.'
The Bookworm


Nature Coast State
Trail To Close
Temporarily From
June 5 To June 25
The Florida Department bf
'Environmental Protection's Of-
fice of Greens avs and Trails
w ill temporarily\ close a section
of the Nature Coast State Trail.ifi
Old Town. "
The part of the trail on the
eastern section of the Su%%annee
Bridge will be closed from June
5, 2006 to June 25. 2006 so that
the concrete surface can receive
new pavement. This section will
be barricaded, but the western
section of the bndge and the re-
mainder of the trail %\ ill be open
for public use.


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GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL


THURSDAY, JUNE 8,2006,










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Bell High School Class of 1964 Has

Reunion


Bell High School Class of 1964
Shown on the front row from left are Jerry Cain, Lamar Hines, Allen Powers (beloved
teacher), Randall Roberts, Jimmy Caraway Next rows are, Kenneth Boyd, Hugh Martin,
Paul Durden, LaRae Roberts, Thomas Mikell,' Vonnie Langford, Sally (dear friend). JuIdy
Thomas, Roger Pittman, Delinda Akins, and Ann Williams. Standing behind Ann Villian?/s
is Nina Sue Shepherd who is peeking in to see her friends. Not pictured Dianne Bean


Class Reunion
The 1964 graduating class of
Bell High School held a class re-
union on May 6, 2006, at Akins
BarBQ. ,
There were many smiles and
many stories shared.: Adecision
was made that from here to the
end of time, The Class of 1964,
Bell High School, would meet
on the first Saturday in May ev-


ery year,'at 6:00 p.m.
We would like to thank Thom-
as Mikell for getting us together
again.


There is only one pretty child
in the world, and every mother
has it. .
William M. Thackera)


The FWC Report For
May 26-June 2
This report represents some
significant events the FWC
handled oxer the past week:-
however, it does not include all
actions taken by the Di% ision of
Law Enforcement.
NORTH CENTRAL RE-
GION
CITRUS COUNTY
SMa.y 25. Officers John Jones
and Doug Loved were working a
shrimp zone detail %%hen they ob-
served a shrimp boat trawling in
the Big Bend closure zone south
of the Homosassa Ri',er The of-
ficers observed the vessel for'an
extended period well inside the
closure area. After approaching
in preparation to board, it %was
observed that there did not ap-
pear to be anyone in the cabin
area or back deck. After getting
alongside, there x %as still no one
visible on the boat. The horn
was sounded for several lengthy,
blasts. The boat operator then
appeared with the deckhand.
The operator and deckhand had
been asleep in the cabin. The
operator appeared. to be boating
under the influence (BUIi. The
vessel had been on autopilot..
The subject was charged with
BUI and shrimping in a closed
area, a major violation.
On Memorial, Day weekend,
officers concentrated on boating
safety, manatee zone enforce-
ment, and BUI operation. Of-
ficers Laird Canfield and Darral
Thomason charged three sub-
jects with BUI.
DIXIE COUNTY
On the Suwannee River over
the holiday weekendd, Lt. Roy
Williams and his squad made
three BUI arrests on impaired
.boaters. Two subjects blew .17
and .18 respectively while the
third subject refused to take the
breathalyzer. All subjects were
arrested and transported to jail.
May 26, Capt. John Burton
and Williams were on patrol,
conducting fisheries inspections
in the area of Rocky Creek. At
midnight, they observed an air-
boat returning to the ramp. The
owner asked if he could pull
his vehicle up for the next boat
entering the ramp. Williams
allowed the owner to pull his
vehicle and vessel up. At the top
of the ramp, the. subject failed to
stop and left the boat ramp area.,
Williams gave chase, and caught
up with the subject as he was


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attempting to dump fish from
his cooler into the woods. Un-
fortunately for the suspect, his
cooler- handle broke, dumping
the fish in the roadway. Further
inspection revealed one under-
size redfish and one undersize
sheepshead for which he was
immediately cited.
North Central investigators
worked hand in hand with uni-
form patrol over the past Memo- ,.
rial Day weekend. Even though
.boating safety was the focus,
several resource violations were
made. One of these violations
occurred while Inmestigator
Larry Ayers and Officer Justin
Allen were working boating
safety around the mouth of the
Suwannee River. A small 14-
foot jon boat was observed re-
turning from the Gulf. A routine
boating 'safety check was per-
formed and both individuals told
the officers they had not caught
any fish. An oversized redfish
was discovered under the. seat
'of one of the individuals. Both
individuals told the officers they,
,were aware of the rules concern-
ing redfish. One citauon was
issued by Ayers.
DUVAL COUNTY COPS
May 30, Officers Dave Rosa-
do and Da id Garns attended the
funeral of a Jacksonville Sher-
iff's Officer %who was killed the
week prior in a motorcycle acci-
dent. Several agencies attended
the ser ice and participated in
a large police vehiclee escort to
honor the fallen officer.
Ma\ 30. Officers Kevin Lar-
son. Ale\ Obritis and Lt. Mike
Edwards captured and success--
fully released a %whiteiail deer
that. had jumped an eight-foot-
chain-link fence into a Jackson-
ville Electric AuthoritN trans-
former substation. The.substa-
tion was located near dow nto% wn
Jacksonville The officers cap-
tured the deer with blankets and
transported it to an area just west
of the naval air station. ,
FRANKLIN AND WVXAKUL-
LA COUNTIES (NW Region)
May 26, Officer Dave Ro-
sado conducted BUI training for
FWC officers 'in Franklin 'and
Wakulla counties. Rosado then
* participated in the annual White
STrash Bash boating safety detail
and made one arrest for boating
under the influence. There were
a total of 14 BUI arrests made
: during the detail.
, ..NSAU COUNTY CQS
SMa) 29. Officers David Garns,
Anthony Wright, Reservist Gene
Hook, Capt. Bob Donnelly and
Lt. Mike Edwards were honored
to lay the wreath for the Memo-
rial Day Services held at Fernan-
dina Beach on Amelia Island.
The services were conducted


downtown at Front and Centre
Streets adjacent to the harbor.
A flight was conducted the
night of May 30 with Pilot Joe
Johnston placing officers on two
different vehicles spotted in the
Jennings Forest Wildlife Man-
agement Area. Four citations
and warnings were written for
alcohol violations and being in
a closed area. Over the holiday
weekend, Officer Todd Hoyle
and Johnston worked the DEP
property known as Kirby Pit
to monitor trespass, vandalism,
littering, and fishing violations.'
By sunset, they had written
16 citations and warnings, for
trespass, littering and underage
drinking.

American Legion
Post 383 Sweeps
District Honors,
Again
For the second year in a row,
Old Town, American: Legion
Post 383 swept district honors
at the annual District 3 constitu-
tional meeting held at post 57 in
Lake Citl this past Saturday.
The post was, honored for
obtaining the largest numerical
increase in membership o\er the
pre ,ous year. Post 383 had a
net gain in membership during
the past twelve months of 36.
members with current member-
ship at 240 members.
Additionally, the following.
members of Post 383 were elect-
ed 3rd District Officers 'for the
coming legion Near beginning
in July: .Eugene Street. District
Commander: Dan Sellers, Dis-
trict Vice-Commander: Chris
Christenson, Adjutant: Charles
Lambertt. District Finance Of-
ficer; John Weidensall, District
Service Officer; Jerry Prater,
District Chaplain. Each will as,
sume their duties following the
Annual. American Legion State
Convention in Orlando, July
12th thru 16th of this year.
John \Weidensall was named
as a delegate to the American'
Legion National Conmention to
be held in Salt Lake City, Utah
in August. John Jenkins \'.as
named as an alternate delegate.
Post elections were held on"
Wednesday June 7th, to, elect a
Post Commander for the coming
year. The name of the ne\\ post:
commander %will be announced.
... .. ,...- Eugene Street
'i Post Information Officer
Phone (352) 542-2021
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In Jacksonville
"Oral Cancer: It Spreads
Faster Than You Think," an in-
novative health education cam-
paign launched this month, aims.
to save the lives of area residents
by helping them learn about oral
cancer.
Sponsored by the Uhiversity
of Florida College of Dentistry
and 'the Duval County Health
Department, the focus of "Oral
Cancer: It Spreads Faster Than
You Think" is to raise public*
awareness of this deadly disease
its signs, causes and prevention
and to encourage regular oral
cancer exams to increase earls
detection.
Oral-cancer is the fourth most
common cancer in black- men
and the seventh most common
in white men. It strikes nearly
30,000 Americans each year and'
,'proves fatal for more than 7,000
people annually. Yet nearly 90
percent of those whose oral
cancer is detected early will.
survive.
The campaign, %which targets
area residents-because of North-
east Florida's disproportionate
burden of new oral cancer cases
and deaths, will include public
.service announcements on Jack-
sonville radio stations WSOL-
FM and WJBT-FM. The early
diagnosis message w ill also be
advertised on billboards, buses
and informational materials,
including posters and brochures
disseminated to communities
throughout the Jacksonville
area.
Oral cancer is a dangerous,


JAI.-IEPSOCSHEFFIELD
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P.,O. Box 559
TRENTON, FLORIDA 32693
352-463-1501
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disfiguring yet preventable dis-
.ease. Early detection is the key'
to survival and most people with'
oral cancer caught in the .early.
stages will still be alive five
years after diagnosis.
Compare that to a 20 percent,
five-year survival rate for those:
with a late-stage diagnosis,,,
when cancer has spread beyond..
the mouth and neck.
Tragically, more than two-
thirds of new oral cancer cases.'
are diagnosed at a late stage. ,
That's why the "Oral Cancer: It
Spreads Faster Than You Think'";
campaign seeks to drill home'the.'
message of early and frequent;
oral cancer exams.
The oral. cancer exam is a
fast and painless procedure ,-
performed by a dentist. It in-
volves a thorough inspection of"
the mouth, back of throat and
neck. Because early detection is
.crucial, patients should always
request exams as part of their .
dental check-ups, even when',
they do not have symptoms. In .
addition, they should seek im-
mediate attention if they experi-
ence any of the following:signs:
.A sore, irritated lump or'
thick patch on the mouth, lip or.
'throat,
Difficulty chewing or swal-
lo wing.
Numbness of the tongue or
other areas of the mouth,
Swelling of the jaw.
For "Oral Cancer: It Spreads
Faster Than You Think" cam-
paign materials and more infbr-
mation, call Lindy McCollum-
Brounley at the UF College of
Dentistry at (352) 273-5782-:
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NEWBERRY
POST 149
P. O. Box 1'
NEWBERRY, FLORIDA 32669
352-472-6125
MEETS: 1ST TUESDAY


American Legion Airs
Newberry American Legion Post 149 and American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 149 meets on the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM at the Post
Home, 26821 -West Newberry Road in Newberry. Post 149 phone:
.352-472-6125
Jamerson-Sheffield Post 91 and Auxiliary Unit 91 Executive
Committees meet on the second Thursday of each month at 6:00 PM in
the Post 91 Home on US-129 north of Trenton. Jamerson-Sheffield Post
91 and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 91 meets in regular session on
the third Thursday at 7:00 PM at the Post Home on US-129 five miles
north of Trenton, with a $5.00 all you can eat dinner served from 5:30
until 6:45 PM.
Both Posts'91 and 149 have facilities available for meetings, weddings,
anniversary, graduation or birthday parties, dances, sales events and many
other uses. Both facilities have plenty of-parking space available, with
kitchen and handicap-equipped facilities, and are at reasonable.rates. For
more information about the use of these facilities, contact the individual
Post Commanders or Post Adjutants through the phone numbers listed
above. As a 'Post member, let the community know about these facilities
and the '"well-kept secret" that these facilities are really available for use
by members and non-members as well, for their 'parties and such
throughout the year. To check availability for a particular date and time,
and the particular arrangements for use, contact each Post directly for
information.
Saturday, June 3, 2006, the Fourth District Constitutional Conference
was held at Post 58 in Dunnellon. Anne and Shelby McKinney, along
with Major Stroupe represented the Post 91 family and Charlie Fidler, Jim
Ramos and Wayne Gravely represented Post 149 at the meeting. The
District elected Ray Hall of Post 58 as the incoming Fourth District
Commander, and Jim Ramos and Wayne Gravely of Post 149 as the two
Vice-Commanders. Peggy Hearlson will continue as Fourth District
American Legion Auxiliary President. The Delegates to the National
Convention were also selected with several open positions for Alternates.
Tuesday, June 6, is the meeting for Post 149 in Newberry, in the Post
home, beginning at 7:00 PM for both Legion and Legion Auxiliary. Be
there to help plan the Post's coming year.
Post 91 Legion and Auxiliary Executive Committees will meet at 6:00
PM on Thursday, June 8 to discuss upcoming business for Post 91.. All
interested members are encouraged to attend this important meeting.
Flag Day is Wednesday, June 14. Fly your flags that day, and remind
'those that have worn and faded flags that the flag should be retired
properly and a new flag should take it's place. Offer to take the old flag
to your Legion Post for a retirement ceremony. Teach those around you
about our Nation's flag and the proper care and respect of that Grand Old
Flag. Major Stroupe, Gilchrist County Veteran Service Officer noted that
on June 14th, at 10 AM at the City Park in Trenton, Boy Scouts from
Troop 406, led by Brian Kirby, will present a Flag Ceremony for the area
4-H and Post 91 will assist in that service. Anyone interested in learning
about of observing this ceremony are. invited to attend.
The Fourth District American Legion Auxiliary has been raising money
for a plaque to honor veterans at the Veterans Park in Ocala. That plaque
will be dedicated on July 9, 2006, and all Auxiliary and Legion members
are invited to attend along with their families.
Remember our Armed Forces all around the world every day in your
thoughts and prayers, and here at home, watch over our Legion Family,
our veterans and widows, helping whenever and however we can.
Remember, too, the families of those away in service to America, and
include them in your prayers.
For God and Country,
Wayne Gravely, Post 149 Newberry


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THURSDAY. JUNE 8.2006









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Lilla McLeod celebrates being 106 years old.


Lilla McLeod
Celebrates Her 106
Birthday
On May 25th one of our
lovely residents turned 106 years
young. Mrs. Lilla McLeod was
born in-1900 in New York City,
New York.
After her husband retired they
moved to Fort Pierce. When her
husband died, Lilla moved to
Lake Charles to be'near her chil-
dren. When hurricane Charlie
hit that area in 2004, she moved
to this area.
Lilla was a homemaker and
loved to garden in her rose gar-
den and she enjoyed riding her
golf cart in the 4th of July parade
in Lake Wales.
She has 2 children; Miles and
Edith, 5 grandchildren and 10
great-grandchildren.
It's a pleasure having.Mrs.
McLeod as .a resident at Ayers.
Health and Rehab Center. Also
thank you to Trenton Floral for
the beautiful floral arrangement
given to Lilla in honor of her
106th birthday.


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Fair,
The next meetings for the
SBronson Chamber and the Levy
County Fair will be as follows,
the Chamber and the Fair task
force vill meet from 6:30 p.m.
- until 8:30 p.m., on Thursday,
June 15th, and then again .on
Friday, June 16th from 11:00
a.m. until 1:00 p.m.. Each day
the first hour is devoted to the
Chamber and the second hour to
the Le% County Fair. Member-
ship is not required to attend the
meeting and the Fair Task Force
is open to anyone in the county."
All. meetings will be. held
at the home of Bob and Sandi'
.Levesque located at6851 NE CR
337 south, in Bronson. Please
RSVP-to nchamber(a"aol corn or
call (352) 486-8029.
'A meal/refreshments \'ill be
served for a ($3-5) donation.
Feel free to come hungry!
Thank you all for your ongo-
ing support in a time of need!
Bob Levesque
President
Greater Bronson Area
Chamber of Commerce
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4-Pets Sake
Drum roll please... $1,030 was
the total amount of the Doggone
Doggy biscuit sales. We were sp
overwhelmed by the team work
and the results -of everyone's ac-
tions. Thank you from everyone
at 4 Pets Sake.
Saturday, June 10th we will
set up at Southeast Gilchrist Fire
Rescue yard sale and car wash.
If you get a chance, stop by for
bargains and fun..
Don't forget about Poker
for Pets. The fund raiser is for
Gainesville Rabbit Rescue and 4
Pets Sake. It will be held at Hillel
Community Center in Gaines-
ville, June 18th. For information
and to register, go to Poker for
Pets,- \\vw pokerforpets.org.,
click "enter here." select "sea-
son tournament schedule" page,
and click on June to sign up;
Contact Kalie Rooney at nf
paws@bellsouth.net or. phone
386-497-3745. ,
Military Working ,Dogs,
MWD, are seeking comfort
items. Ron Aiello, president of
the group and a former scout
dog handler in Vietnam, is in
need of dog .boots, size large,
colof vests, collapsible dog
bowls, ear wash, eye \%ash, K
9 Ad'antix, combs and brushes.
Only.vegetable jerky please, no
pigs ears or rawhide because
the canines are on a strict diet.
The handlers themselves are in
need of toothpaste and brushes.
mouthwash. deodorant, sanitiz-
ing soap. and shampoo. There
is a lone list of dogs to adopt.
An application and photo can be
found at %\% .us%%ardogs.org. The
list is at the loer left under Op-
eration Military Care K-9.
The association also can use
cash donations You can reach
Ron Aiello at 1313 Mr. Holly
Road. Burlington. N.J. 08016, e-
mail ronatello@C'usardogs.org
or call 609-747-9340.
This. is forever", "Ill
never see you again"; these
wordss are both joyful and sad.
We at 4 Pets Sake \ ish Nou. our
seniors, the best on your journey
through life.
Reriee Emenecker

FWC Offers Unique
Hunting
Opportunities
The Florida Fish and Wild-
life Conser'ation Comiiission
(FWC) is offering sportsmen
some unique hunting opportuni-
ties for the coming season.
The FWC is pro\ hiding sports-
men mobility-impaired hunts,
supervised youth hunts, fam-
ily hunts, quail hunts and track
vehicle and airboat hunts on
selected wildlife management
areas (WMAs).
SWorksheets" are available at
FWC regional offices and on-
line at MyNFWC.com/hunting
under "Limited Entr\ Hunts."
The period for submitting ap-
plications to be included in the
random drawings begins 10:00
a.m. tEDTi June 20 until July 7.
Applications may be submitted
through the Internet. at tax col-
lectors' offices or at any license
agent. Applications are no lon-
ger accepted by mail.
Mobility-impaired hunts are
-for persons who require special
equipment. These hunts are
not intended for hunters who
have a Florida Disabled Person
Hunting and Fishing Certificate,
but rather those who are perma-
nently confined to a wheelchair,
persons who require the use of
mechanical aids (crutches and
walkers) to walk or those with
complete single-leg amputa-
tions.
Another unique hunt is foi
hunters 8-15 years old. Two
WMAs in the North Central
Region (Camp Blanding and
Andrews) offer opportunities for
non-hunting adults to supervise
young hunters on public hunting
areas where the number of hunt-
ers and the hunting areas are rig-
idly controlled to provide an op-
timum learning experience and
maximum safety. These hunts
are popular, and the number ol
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Gilchrist County

4-H Judging Team Wins

Second Place In State


Competion
The Gilchrist County 4-H
Poultry Judging teams competed
in the state 4-H Poultry Judging
Contest at the University of Flor-
ida campus on Monday. June 5.
2006. Three junior 4-Hers (aged
8-13) and three senior 4-Hers
(aged 14-18) competed in the
contest The junior team con-
sisted of Chandler DeCubellis.
Rachel Douglas. and Erin Jones.
Erin Jones won a trophy as the
5th junior high indi~ dual in the
state. The senior team consisted
of Rebecca Douglas. Krystina
Thompson. and Chris Harding.
The senior team %\on second


place and a large trophy in the
state contest.
In the poultry judging contest.
participants ha.e to place classes
of past production leghorn hens
according to which hens are the
best egg layers. judge ready to
cook chicken carcasses, eggs.
candle eggs, identify chicken
parts and give oral reasons for
their hen placings.
This is the first time most of
these 4-Hers ever participated
in a poultry judging contest, and
they did an outstanding job.
Congratulations!


Gilchrist County 4-H
Council Elects
Officers
The Gilchrist County -I-H
Council met on Monday,. May
22nd to conduct monthly busi-
ness. Business to be taken care
of this month included electing
officers for the upcoming year.
The new officers elected for
2006-07 are: President, Briana
Bishop; Vice President. Tray
.Roux; Secretary, Brittany Mc-
Daniel: Reporter/Historian.
Brandal)n Bishop; and Parlia-'
menitarian, Zach Lange. These
i officers will be installed at the
annual awards; banquet in, Au-
gust.

The new Lafayette Creek
WMA as well as Matanzas.
Andrews, Devil's Hammock and.
Dinner Island WMAs will offer
family hunts this year. Appli-
cants age 18o older may apply
for a permit. The permit holder
is required to bring one to two
children ages 8-15. Unlike the
south hunt. the familW hunt al-
lows the adult super\ isor to.hunt
with the children.
A quota hunt permit \%ill be
.required to hunt quail on the
Black%%ater WMA Hutton Unit
and Black%\ater Field Trial Area
in the North\west Region. There
are seven two-day hunts a3 ail-
able on the Hutton Unit and two
four-day hunts on the Field Trial
Area. The quota is t wo groups
per hunt on the Hutton Unit and
three groups per hunt on the
Field Trial Area. A group may
consist of up to three hunters.
Shooting hours end at 3:00 p.m.,
and the bag limit is 12 qtiail per
group per day.
Wildlife management areas in
the southern part of the state of-
fer hunters an unusual challenge
because of. their open-marsh
landscape. Hunting these areas
) requires special vehicles, and the
1 FWC has established quotas on
1 the number .of vehicles allowed.
Permits to operate track vehicles
on Rotenberger, Everglades and
Francis S. Taylor and Holey
7 Land WMAs, and permits to
- operate airboats on Everglades
and Francis S. Taylor WMA are
issued in two random drawings.
s For more information on
f how to apply for one of these
truly unique quota hunts, visit
MyFWC.com/hunting.


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Congratulations to these
ne ly', elected officers. We are
looking forward to great things
in 2006-07. Let's make the best
better.
Traj Rou\
2005-06 Reporter/Historian
Gilchrist Count, 4-H Council

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Junior Poultri, Judging TeLan Ahlember shown is Chandler
DeCubellis.'.
2i006 Eletion.. ... 4 issued by the Department of
2006 Election What Highway Safety and Motor
To Expect At The Vehicles
Polls United States passport
Polls %Ill be open on election Military identification
day from 7:00 a m. until 7.00 Student identification
p m. local time. To determine Ij y'our photo identfication
our polling place. check your does not comain your signature.
otherr information card or contact will be required to s/owi0an
your supervisor of elections. additional idencaion that
You ill be asked to sho% a provides your signature.
photoandsignature identification if you do no hae thell proper
when 'ou'go to the polls to _ote ie- loetif o ore'i proitstonabel
3 -m -". '-'i7floed- to arv"ra "' proisional
Some acceptable tormso phoo ballor -
,identification include: NOTE: Voter registration
Florida driver's license N V istr
Florida drier's license d cards are no longer a valid form
of identification at the polls.


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Show'n is Rachel Douglas judging Leghorn laying hens.


.4-H judging Team shown on the back from left is th7 senior
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Harding. Shown on 1tie front row from the left i. the junior
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Shown is Suwanne County Conservation District Super
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winning first place at the AFCD Area III Speaking Co
Lindsey will go to AFCD State Speaking Contest which w
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District 2006 Speaking Contest in April.


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Emily Hodge
SAnthon\ Drake
R\an Cumbie
8 Garrett BradN
Nikki Bolender
Lace\ Ash
jd Lindsay Mathis
ed Victoria Ryan
Kisti Martin
Thea LeClaire
Samuel Gray
Ashley Cannon
Brittany Jones
Haley McRae
Chelsea Standridge
Fifth Grade
Perfect Attencance
Shali Raroha
Ashley Kazee
lMegan Laughlin
Dillon NMcElroy
-Ashley Rush
Patrick Thisse
William Welder
Ashley Anderson
Gia Dipanifillo
Staci Brogdon
Keith Donnell1
Ce Alicia Green
Brittany Mauldin
Victoria Waldron
Olivia Bailey
Michael Copeland
Samantha Fowler
Morgan McKenzie
Adrian Schille
Ashley Spears
Lacey Watson
Matthew Copeland
Katie Dykes
Wendy Trantham
Courtney Whitby
Zack Zayas

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Jarrett Douglas
n, Taylor Galban
..... Madison Holder
Courtney Irvin
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Brittany Moses
Michael Trantham
Jason Jenkins
Bryan Mayo
Dillon Paulling
Talia Whitley
Gabrielle Mikell
Clay Hutto
Ire Langford
McKenzie Martin
Morgan Martin
Austin Spears
Katelynn Creech
Storey Helton.
Taylor Mauldin
Uriah Standish
Wesley White
Hunter Martin
Lane Ordway
Morgan Rose
Randy Sikes
Jaycee Thomas
Second Grade All A's
Ashley Pastuszek
Selena Thomas
Taylor Drawdy
Dakota Hodge
Samantha Davis
Austin Aderholt


Crystal Joyner
Jeremiah Liebl
Donald Stowell-Moon
Michael Trantham
Helen Rogers
Makayla Sullivan
Ire Langford
Morgan Martin
A. J. Home
Wesley White
Morgan Rose
Wesley Jordan
Second Grade
Perfect Attendance
Jordan Malecki
Silver Leathermahn
Selena Thomas:
Brandon Thomas
Wade Thornton
Gaige McCray.
Georgeanna Braswell
Payton Ryker
ZebliriFlemming
Storriie Stevens
Faith Godwin
Alissa Moses
Justin Coney
Katrina Douglas
Jacob Floyd


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Kirsten Shannon
Kyle Spears .
,e Gabriel Carranza
Dillon Marshall
Justin Coney
Bryce Denham
Katrina Douglas
Daniel Joyner
Jri Waddle
Nathan Ward
Michael Gray ,
Payton Ryker
Third Grade All A's
Cassandra Barron
Logan Cutts
Baylee Rolling
Adrianna Hodge
NlMicaelah Sundberg
Ricky Pinna
Christian Whiting
Shelbie Hutto
Raychel Thomas
; Stephanie Stal\ey
Austin Thomas
Kelsey Cox
S Colton Douglas
Charleen Hitt
Fourth Grade All A's
Shelby Langford :.
2 Austin Ritche .
-l Megan Sites
Bruce Thomas. Jr.
S-- Nikki Bolender
Garrett Brady
Andrew Griffith
Caitlyn Hartsfield
Jarrait Humphries
Shelby Sheppard
*: Melanie Beaslev
*: : Raeann Meyerhoff
Sam Gray
Kristi Martin
Lindsay Mathis
Victoria Ryan
Hunter Sofge
Tori Jansen
Brittan\ Jones
Katelyn Sheffield
Chelsea Santerfiet
WesleN Kalandvk
Fifth Grade All A's
Sarah Hunter
Thomas Waldron
Oliia Bailey
STyler Cutts
Holly Forsha\s
SMichael Lamberti
Simone Langford
NMorgan McKenzie
Amanda Dennis
Kaite Geiger
S Matthew Harrell
Kaleb Spears
S Wendy Trantham
Aundrea Wood
A-B Honor Roll 4th 9 weeks
First Grade A-B
'Helen Rogers
l Mollh Falk
Brod\ Holcombe
Dustin Wisniski
Nick Bryan
Chris Bryan
Jhonny Zuhiga .
S Melissa Lilly .
Melina Kalandyk
Amber Welder
Destinee Estes
Ale\ Griffith
SMadison Hill
Dustin Philman
Dawson Stone
Conner Tow\ nsend
Rikita Woodby
S. Rebecca Deutsch
A J Horne
Mackenzie Maynard
Haley Sinni
S Brianna Yawn
Abigale Bell
Andre\ Harriel
Katie Po6veil
Christopher Lamberti
Second Grade
A-B
Randy Oslanger
Rebecca ,Yarbrough
Change Rolling
Branden Thomas
Cody Vaughn .
Silver Leatherman
Jordan Malecki ,
Brooks Martin
Kenny Brier
Georgeanna Braswell
sAustin Day


Shelby Geiger
Sara Hill
Gaige McCray
Wade Thornton
Priscilla Burney
Garrett Caldwell
Dustin Harton
Dakota Anderson
Bobby Fowler
Faith Godwin
James Orkney
Austin Roden
Rodney Hoffman
Alyssa Cruce
Hayley Holcombe
Joseph Miller
Vanessa Carranza .
Mishelle Lily-Gomez
Milvio Rosario
James Wood
Jacob Floyd
Jake Hunter
Kit Khan
Ashton Mathews
Bradley McCormick
Justin Prescott
S Detin Townsend
Evan Wilson
Third Grade
A-B .
Wyatt Aderholt
SRobert MNionica
Cassidy Panchyshyn
Audrey Po ers
Colby Whitb -
Sarah Blankenship
James Dechow
Houston Pope
Jacob Robinson
' Tracey Dennis
RobN n Messier
Brandon Richardson
Cole White
Jamie Allen
Chad Barnes
Shyne Feldmann-%an Tassell
Taylor Ferguson
Daylin Kinkead
Joseph Sanders
Katie Stew art
Emilie Young
Fourth Grade
A-B
S Ashley Butka .
Xa\ier Carranza ;
S Cody Cole .:;
Garrett Floyd
Cody Hinote
Cassidy Hodge
Cameron Hurne
D. Jones
Dallus Lindsey
Sabrina M\er
Jason Parmer
Ryan Sellers '
Serinits Shumake
Carson Ste .art
Ben Thibodaux
Kati Thomas
Kendal Walters
Josh Young
John Anderson
Lacey Ash
Braedon Chase
Ryan Cumbie
Brandon Denham
Emily Hodge
Caitlin McLaughlin
Lorena Murray
Tom Olsen
Brandy Payne
Jessica Taylor
Katarina Thomas
Brian Downs
Jonny Robinson
Jacey Spencer
Lily Turner
AidaValdes
Karrah Broadie .
Courtnev Cannon Lanham
Tiffany Edenfield
Ashley Cannon
Ronny Clairmont
Elizabeth Marotta
Haley McRae
Eduardo Mendoza
Kellie Santerfiet
Zoey Guthrie
Ashley Trail
Fifth Grade
A-B
Sheli Raroha
Kyle FlQyd
Ashley Kazee
Chantz Moore
Terraza Steck


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GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL


TT4TTR.IRT)AY- JUNE 8.2006


AARP Safe Driving
Class To Be Held
June 8 & 9
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 located at 2012 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-
sued on the second day of clas.
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 call 352-
493-7597. :, .



Suwannee River
Water Management
District to Meet on
.. -June 13,
Suwannee River Water Man-
agement District's Governing
Board will be meeting on Tues-
day, June 13th, 2006 at 9:00
a.m. at District Headquarters. on
'Highway 49 and 90 east in Live
Oak, Florida.
The meeting is to consider
District business and conduct.
public hearings on regulatory
and land acquisition matters.
Following the board meeting.
the Governing Board will attend
a workshop.
All meetings, workshops. and
hearings are open to the public.


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President Bush From The Desk Of
Designates June Gilchrist County
As Great Outdoors Sheriff David P.
Month Turner
President George W. Bush is-
sued a proclamation designating Weekly Sheriff's Report- For
June 2006 as Great Outdoors Week Ending
Month. This is the third year the June 5, 20006
month has carried national desig- On May 22, 2006, Fredy E.
nation. National Trails Day and Feldman, 7/9/57, was arrested
the start of National Fishing and. on the charge of FTA/DUI.
Boating Week are included in On May 22, 2006,, Barry C..
the designated outdoors month. Green, 1/20/73, was arrested on
Great Outdoors Week begins the charge of Writ of Bodily At-
with an action-packed agenda tachment.
of activities around the country. On May .23, 2006, Michelle
The events will, continue right L. Standish, 11/25/78, was ar-
to the end of the month with rested on the charge'of BatterN/'
National Clean Beaches Week Domestic Violence.
commencing on June 29th. .On Ma ?23, 2006, Richard D..
In our local area, the staff of Nico, 6/22/77, was arrested on
the Lower Suwannee and Cedar the charge of Battery/Domestic
Keys National Wildlife Refuges Violence.
invites you to enjoy recreational On May 23, 2006, Angel C.
opportunities offered at both redf- Cruz, 9/1/85, was arrested on
uges. On the Levy county side the charge of No Valid Driyers
of the Lower Suwannee Refuge, License... :-
the 1/3 mile River Trail is a On May 23, 2006. David A.
short shaded path to the historic Powers,. 1/23/81, was arrested
Suwannee Riser with no sign: of on charges of VOP/Aggravated
civilization other than the boats Battery with Deadly Weapon
that come and go on the river. If and VOP/Aggravated Assault
you enjoy archeological sites or ,ith Intent to Commit a Felony.
. merely want to experience the On Nay 23, 2006, Keith D.
% iew of the Gulf from an altitude Crace, 3/21/63, was arrested on.
of 30 feet. rralel to Shell Mound two counts of Violation of Do-
ftr the day. The adjacent Dennis mestic Violence Injunction.
Creek Trail, a one" mile loop, is On May 24. 2006, Charles H.
shaded with lush growth, except Schossler. 11/7/59, was arrested
for the three bridges that cross on the charge of DUL.
a salt barren that is alive with On May 24. 2006, Lisa M.
fiddler crabs. Take your fishing Long, 11/27/72, was arrested on
tackle and throw in your line the charge of Battery/Domestic
from the fishing deck at Shell Violence.
Mound. On May 24. 2006, David El-
Boaters take time to familiar- lison. 4/24/84, was arrested on
ize yourselves with the'unique charges of VOP/Petil Theft and
islands of the Cedar Keys Na- VOP/Possession of Drug Para-
tional Wildlife Refuge. Maybe phernalia.
take your daughter or son fishing On May 24. 2006. Amanda M.
before they think their i-pod is Little, 5/11/79, was arrested on
more fun. Whether you use a Two Counts of Battery and One
motor or you paddle your way Count of Assault.
across Gulf waters, enjoy the On May 24, 2006, Justin
historic Atsena Orie, with its K. McLeod, 12/6/S4. was, ar-
htking trail, 19th century cem- rested on the charge of Battery/
Setery, and rumins of the Faber Domestic Violence.
pencil mill. Beachcomb and On May 25. 2006. Dew itt E.
swim off the point to counter Stewart. 3/8/70. was arrested on
the \warm summer temperature. a Dixie County Warrant with two
If sou feel energetic, you could Counts of DUI' Manslaughter.
help the refuge by picking up lit- On May 25, 2006, Michael
ter blown along the shore from Morgan, 9/10/61, was arrested
passing boats and stonns. 'on the charge of DWLSR.
America's citizens play an On May 25, 2006. Hermino
important role in protecting our Ramiriz. 9/23/76, was arrested
natural spaces. Throughout our on the charge of No Valid Dri -
country, Americans are volun- ersILicense.
steering in their communities On May 26, 2006, Arlene D.;
with their local parks, ref gs, Zacher, 8/24/58, was arrested on
and other natural areas for en- the charge of Battery/Domestic
vironmental education, bird Violence.
counts and other stewardship On May 26, 2006, Wendy J.
opportunities. You, too, can join Sanders; 9/7/72, was arrested
a your community in taking part on Two Counts of VOP/Uttering
in Great Outdoors Month. Forged Bank Checks.
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Holder, 12/5/59, was arrested on
the charge of DWLSR.
On May 27, 2006, Amanda K.
Malvey, 9/16/83, was arrested on
Three counts of VOP/Worthless
Checks.
On May 26, 2006, Brian B.
Watson, 9/11/71, was arrested
on charges of DWLSR and Re-
sisting without Violence.
On May 27, 2006,, Russell T.
Whitaker, 4/15/85. was arrested
on the charge of Disorderly In-.
toxication.
On May 27, 2006, Daniel D.
Faris, 12/1/85, was arrested on
the charge of Disorderly Intoxi-
cation. .
On May 27, 2006, Huberto'
S. Hernandez, 4/18/87, was ar-
rested on. charges of Lealing
the Scene and No Valid Drivers
License. .
On May 27, 2006, JuliannmeC.
Moss, 1/4/72, w'as arrested on
charges of Aggravated Assault
with a Vehicle, tw o counts of
Leading 'the Scene, Reckless
Driving and DUI.
On May 27, 2006. Robert J.
Delegal, 2/9/82, was arrested on
the charge of Operating a Vessel
Under Influence.
On May 28. 2006, John M.
Decicco. 8/16/85. v\as arrested
on the charge of Aggravated
"Battery-. .. I
On N-ay 27, 2006, Billy J.
Daughert., 2/1S/73. was ar-
rested on the charge of Battern/
Domestic Violence. o
On MaN 28, 2006, Jason L
Cnbbs. 9/2/79, \\as arrested
on the charge of Boating under
Influence.
On May 29. 2006. Richard A.
William, 3/17/81. was arrested
on charges of Possession w\ith
Intent. Possession of Drug Para-
phernalia and DUI.
On May 29, 2006, Wendell L.
Chastain, Jr., 9/23/83, was ar-
rested on the charge of Batter'/
Domestic Violence.
On May 29, 2006, Douglas
E. Embry. 8/6/83, \was arrested
on the charge of Boating under,
Influence., :.
On May 29. 2006,, Opolinar
Lopez, 11/18/86. was arrested
on the charge of No Drivkers
License and a Su'wiannee County
Warrant w ith the charge of No
Valid Drivers License.
On May 30. 2006. Stace'm M.
Roberts, 12/6/83. was arrested
on charges of VOP/DWLSR
and VOP/Tag Attached not As-.
signed:
On "M.' 31. 2006, Wehdelt
L. Chastain, Sr., 9/23/83, was
arrested on. charges of VOP/
Burglary of Occupied Structure
and VOP/Grand Theft.
On May 31, 2006, Willie Jack-
son. Jr., 7/15/82, was arrested on
the charge of Battery/Domestic
Violence. .
On May 31, 1Donnie Mills,
9/29/84, was arrested on a Dixie
County Warrant with four counts
of Violation of Probation.
On June 1, 2006, Dianna L.
. Bryant, 2/20/60, was arrested on
the charge of DUI,
SOn June 1. 2006, Cordell A.
Gillyard, 12/9/87, was arrested
on the charge of V'OP/No Driv-
ers License.
On June 1, 2006, Randall D.
Owens, 7/27/76,- was arrested
on the charge of VOP/Failure to
Register. I
On June 2,, 2006, Philip A.
Hines, 9/19/62, was arrested on
the charge of Felony DWLSR.
On June 2, 2006, Jose Cabal-
lero, 5/10/84, was arrested on the
charge of No Drivers License.
On June 3,2006, Daniel J. Ste-
fanosky, 11/25/77, was arrested
on charges of DUI and Posses-
sion of Drug Paraphernalia.
On June 3, 2006, Obie Doster,
9/7/37, was arrested on charges
of Failure to Stop for Inspection
and Transporting Non-Inspected
Tomatoes.
On June 3, 2006, Gayle J.
'Bergman, 7/7/33, was arrested
on charges of Disorderly Intoxi-
cation and Obstruction. '
On June 3, 2006, Ronnie E.
Watson, 10/11/73, was arrested
on charges of No Drivers Li-
cense and a Suwannee County
Warrant with charges of two
counts of VOP/Sale of Cocaine
and Possession of Cocaine with
Intent to Sell.
On June 4, 2006, Robert R.
Johnson, 3/3/78, was arrested on
the charge of FTA/No Drivers
License.
On June 4, 2006, Douglas


Steigerwalt, 1/27/86, was ar-
rested on charges of Possession
of Percocet, Possession of Less
than 20 Grams, Possession of
Percocet with Intent to Sell,
Trafficking in Percocet and Pos-
session of Drug Paraphernalia.
On June 4, 2006, Kenneth E.
Woods, 11/6/57, was arrested on
a Manatee County Warrant with
the charge of VOP/DUI .Two
Counts.
On June 4, 2006, Edward Fa-
vorite, 8/17/86, was arrested on
charges of Burglary and Felony
Battery.


Mrs. Lula Mae
Bennett
Mrs. Lula Mae. Bennett of
Cross City died Thursday, June
1, 2006, at the Cross City, Rehab
and Health Care. She was 78
years old.
Mrs. Bennett lied her entire
life in Dixie County
She is sur\ ived by two daugh-
ters, RubN Lee Butler of Cross
City and Debra Elaine Crifasi
of Baton Rouge. Louisiana; four
sons. Albert Leon Powell of
:Leominster, Massachusetts,
Drewe\N Carroll Bennett of.
Wewahitchka. Florida, Jesse
Carlton Bennett of Cross City,
and Terrell Eugene Bennett
of Old Town; a brother, C.L.
Goodson- of Old Town and a
sister Aldie Goodson of Cross
City; 22 grandchildren. 18 great-
grandchildren and 1 great-great-
grandchild.
A funeral service was held;
Saturday; June 3, 2006, at the
Cross City Pentocostal Holiness
Church of God 'with Rev Paul
Tyson conducting the service.
Interment was at the Cross City
Cemetery.
Arrangements %were under
the care of RICK GOODING
FUNERAL HOME. Cross City,
Florida.


AMr. Randall B.
Dasher
Mr. Randall B. Dasher, of
Steinhatchee. Florida died Fri-'
day, June 2, 2006 at Shands at
the UniLersity of Florida after
a long illness. He was 56 years
of age.
Raised in Wildwood. Florida.
Mr. Dasher mo\ed to Old Town
from Dunnellon. Florida and_
then eight Nears ago to Stein-
hatchee. He %%as the o%%ner and
operator of a seafood and pro-
duce market. Mr. Dasher %was
a member of the Steinhatchee
United Methodist Church.
He is sur\ited b\ his wife,
Brenda Dasher of Steinhatchee;
six sons, Michael Scott Ballard
of Old Town. Randall Keith
Dasher, Larry Eugene Dasher
and Tra% is Shane Dasher, all of
Wildwood.- Da id Allen Dasher,
and Jason' Michael' Dasher.-
both of Denver, Colorado;


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three daughters, Precious Lillie"
Dasher and Gabrielle Breanne,
Dasher, both of Steinhatchee
and Kimberly Lynn Dasher of
Wildwood; parents, Emily Vir-
ginia Dasher (Webb) and Fred
Lyman Dasher both of Madison,
Florida; a brother, Larry Fred
Dasher of Wild wood and 10
grandchildren.
Funeral Services for Mr.
Dasher were held Wednesday,
June 7, 2006 at the Rick Good-
ing Funeral Home Chapel with
Rev.Winfred officiating.
Arrangements were under
the care of RICK GOODING
FUNERAL HOME, Cross City,
Florida.


Mrs. Juanita B. Lee
Mrs. Juanita B. Lee of Simp-
sonville, South Carolina, died
Sunday, June.4, 2006. She was
70 years old.',
Mrs. Lee was born in Tren-
ton and lived most of her life
in Chiefland. She was a home;.
maker and a member of Joppa
Baptist Church.:
She was proceeded in death by,
her husband, BillLee.
She is survived by two daugh-
ters, Debbie St. Clair and Peggy
Lee, both of Simpsonville, South
Carolina; a brother. Thomas
,Adair of Tallahassee; three.
grandchildren and four great-
grand1dhildren.
Arrangements were under the
care of KNAUFF FUNERAL,
HOME, Chiefland, Florida.


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HEARING
GILCHRIST COUNTY BOARD
OF ADJUSTMENT
BY THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF GILCHRIST COUNTY,
FLORIDA, SERVING AS THE
BOARD OF. ADJUSTMENT
OF GILCHRIST COUNTY,
FLORIDA, NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN, that pursu-
ant to Ordinance No. 93-04, as
amended, comments, objections
and recommendations concern-
ing the following described
'variance as provided for in the
Gilchrist County Land Develop-
ment Regulations, hereinafter
referred to as the Land Develop-
ment Regulations, will be heard
by. the Board of County Com-
missioners of Gilchrist County,.
Florida,. serving as the Board of
Adjustment of Gilchrist County,
Florida, at a public hearing on
June 19,2006 at 6:00 p.m., or as
soon thereafter as this matter can
be heard, in the Board of County
Commissioners Meeting Room,
located at 210 South Main
Street, Trenton, Florida.
;, AGENDA ITEMS ,
1. A nd r e w
Lowe's Appeal from-
Land Development Ad-
ministrators Decision
regarding the classifi-
cation of SW 751h As e
as a private road.
2. VAR 06L-
06- an application b.
Robert and Cathy Chay
requesting a Variance
be granted from the
wetlands regulations as
provided in Pol icy 1.7.2
of the Comprehensive
Plan. The property is
described as follows:
LOTS 7 & 8 UNIT 3 IRA
BEAS OASIS SUBD
3. VAR 06-07-
an application by John
Gilroy requesting- a
Variance be granted
from the road setback
requirements for SR 26
as provided in Polico
11.4.2 of the Compre-,
hensine Plan. The
property is described as
follois:
t6TS 7 t'&8j'kEPLAT OF
LANCASTER EST
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 an-
nounced during the public hear-
ing and that no further notices
.oncerning this matter will be
published, unless said continua-
tion exceeds six calendar weeks
erom the date of the above refer-
enced public hearing..'
At the aforementioned public
hearing, all' interested parties
may appear to be heard with
respect to the proposed vari-
ances and appeal. A copy of the
application for %ariance is avail-
able for public inspection at the
Office of the Emergency/County
Coordinator. located at 209
southeast First Street, Trenton,
Florida, during regular business
hours,. All persons are advised
that if they decide to appeal any
decision made at the above ref-
erenced public hearing, they will
feed a record of the proceedings,
and that, for such purpose, they
ffay need to ensure that a verba-
ftm record of the proceedings is
made. which record includes the
testimony and evidence upon'
%% which the appeal is to be based.
Pub., June 8, 2006b

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CITY OF TRENTON REGULAR
MEETING AGENDA PUBLIC
NOTICE
The City of Trenton Board of
Commissioners will meet in Regular
Session on Monday, June 12, 2006,
immediately upon adjournment of
the Planning and Zoning Board
meeting, which begins at 5:30 p.m.,
in the Kathryn Deen Commission
Chambers. Items included on the
agenda are as follows:
A. Call To Order
B. Adoption of Agenda
C. Approval of Minutes.
D. Consent Items
1. Approval of April,2006
Expenditures
2. Approval of Financial
Statement April 2006
E. Other Agencies
1: Code Enforcement
2.' Fire
3. Police
4. Public Works
5. Waste Pro
6. Powell & Jones Auditor.
Report
F. Scheduled Citzens Request
1. Frank Schupp-Tri County
Hospital
2. Ray'E. Thomas, Jr.-Tri-Co
Metals Site Plan
3. Charles Pergrossi
G. Action Items
1. Final Reading Ordinance
2006-14-Semi Parking
Restriction
2. First Reading Ordinance.
2006-15-Fowler/
McDougal Corn. Plan
Amendment
3. First Readirig Ordinance
2006-16-Fo% ler/
McDougal Rezone ,
4. First Reading Ordinance
2006-17-City Commission/
Comp. Plan Amendment
5. First Reading Ordinance.
2006-18-City Commission/
Comp. Plan Amendment
6. First Reading Ordinance
2006-19-City Commission/
Comp. Plan Amendment
7. First Reading Ordinance
2006-20-CitN Commission/
Comp. Plan Amendment
8. Resoluuon 2006-12-
Communines For A
S Lifetime
9. Roy Messer Mural
Contract
10. Mural Easement
H. Board Member Request
I. City Manager Report
J. CityAttorneyReport
K. Unscheduled Citzen ,.
Requests
L. Adjourn
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
Aif. a person decides to' appeal any:
decision made by the Board with
respect to any matter considered
at this meeting, helshe ,%ill need a
record of the proceedings. and that,
for such purposes.,heishe ma\ need
to ensure that a %erbatim record of
the proceedings is made, which
record includes the testimony and
evidence upon which the appeal is,
to be based.
Jered Ottenwess
SCut Manager

pub., June 8, 2006b


NOTICE FROM
BUILDING AND ZONING
DEPARTMENT REGARDING
LAND) DEVELOPMENT
REGULATION
Starting July I. 2006 the Building
and Zoning Department s ill be en-
forcing the existing Section 14.3' of
the Land Development Regulations
(LDR), 'i hih requires a survey
as a part of the zoning application
process for new construction and
mobile home building permits.
According to Section 14.3 of the
Gilchrist County LDR a building
application shall be accompanied
by survey of the lot, prepared by
a land surveyor or engineer regis-
tered in Florida and all property
stakes shall be in place and clearly
identified at the time of applica-
tion. The regulation will apply to
parcels which are considered a lot or
parcel of 20 acres or less. The Land
Development Regulations were ad-
opted on April 19, 1993.
pub., June 8,15,22,29, 2006b.

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CITY OF TRENTON
PLANNING AND ZONING
AGENDA PUBLIC NOTICE
The City of Trenton Board of
Commissioners will meet as the
Planning and Zoning Board on
Monday, June 12, 2006 at 5:30 p.m.,
in the Kathryn Deen Commission
Chambers. Items included on the
agenda are as follows:
A. Call to Order
B. Adoption of Agenda
C. Public Hearing
1. Mistletoe Site Plan
2. CPA 05-6-Fowler
SComprehensive
Plan Amendment
3. LDR 05-7-Fowler
Rezoning
.4. CPA 06-4-City
Commission
5:. CPA 06-5-City
Commission
6. CPA 06-6-City
Commission
7.'CPA 06-7-City
Commission
D. Adjournment
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
if a person decides to appeal any
decision made by the, Board with
respect to any matter considered
at this meeting, he/she will need a
record of the proceedings, and that,
for such purpose, he/she may need'
to ensure that a verbatim record
of the proceedings is made, which
record includes the testimony and
'evidefice upon which the appeal is
to be based.
Jered Ottenwess
City Manager

pub., June 8, '006b


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. w hose address
is Post Office Box 713. Branford.
Florida 32008. The name of the
personal representative's anomeN 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 tliis 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 validityy 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 representarise, 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-
i \e
Pub: June 1, 8, 2006b

NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
Notice is hereby given to the
Town Council, of the Town Bell,
Florida, serving as the town Plan-
ning board, will consider a Condi-
tional Use Permit for the following
described real property located at,
1917 Oaks Circle, Bell, Florida;
said hearing to be at the Bell Town
Hall at 3240 West Railroad Lane,
Bell, Florida on July 6, 2006 at 6:
00 PM or as soon thereafter as the
matter can be heard.
Conditional Use Permit
Legal description of the property
for Conditional Use Permit as re-
quested is as follows: Lot 13, Rid-
geview subdivision, Bell, Florida,
Cont 5 AC 134/36 267/470-Filed in
Plat Book 2, Page 34 of Public Re-
cords Gilchrist County, Florida.
A Conditional use' Permit is
required for the above described
property inconfonnity with the Land
Development Code of the Town of


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Bell to permit the use of the p
for a residential Mobile Horn
The proposed application,:
inspected at the Bell Towr
3240 West Railroad Lane
Florida. Interested person
appear and be heard in res
the Conditional Use Permit
meeting.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
a person decides to appeal an
sion made by the Bell Town (
with respect to any matter
ered at such meeting, they wi
a record of the proceedings a
for such purposes, they may:
insure that a verbatim record
proceedings is made which
includes the testimony and ev
upon which the appeal is bas
Dan C
Town M

pub. June 8,2006

NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
Notice .is hereby given
Town Council, of the Tow
Florida, serving as the Tow
ning Board, will consider a
tional Use Permit for the fo
described real property loci
723 Railroad Lane. Bell.
said hearing to be at the Be
Hall at 3240 West Railroa,
Bell. Florida on July 6, 2006
PM or as.soon thereafter as t
ter can be heard
Conditional Use Per
Legal description of the p
for Conditional Use Perami
quested is as follows Lot 3
5, Town of Bell. a subditi
per plat thereof filed in Pla
A, Page 9. 10. and II of thi
records of Gilchrist Count)
A Conditional Use Pe
required for the abo\e de
property inconformui, with ti
Development Code of the 1
Bell to permit the use of the p
for a Retail Sales Boutique
and Spa within the Corn
Zoning District
The proposed applicatto
be inspected at the Bell To%'
3240 West Railroad Lane
Florida. Interested person
appear and be heard in res
the Conditional Use Permit
meeting.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
a person decides 'toappeal a
sion made by the Bell Town
wkith respect to any matter
ered at such meeting, they %
a record of the proceedings
for such purposes, they ma\
insure that a %erbatim record
proceeding; is made which
includes the testimony and e
upon which the appeal is ba,
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pub. June 8.2006

Gilchrist County
Land Transactiol
Crystal G. Hedum to C
pher J. Hedum, quit claim
,.$10.00.
Russell Jones AKA
H. Jones and Willie Mae
to Gilchrist Estates. LLC
ranty deed. $1.000.000. m
parcels.
Russel Jones AKARus
Jones and Willie Mae
to Gilchrist Estates. LLi
claim deed. $10.00.
John C. .Whatley .to J
Whatley and Patricia Hull
tory warranty deed, $10 0
7,8,9, 10, 11,12, 13,14,
17, 18, 19, and 20, Bloc
Suwannee Ri% er Subdivis
William E. Fisher to
Kline, special :warranty
$63,000.00.
William C. Stubbs and
Stubbs to Iris T. Stubbs a
F. Townsend, quit claim
$0, Lot 5 Block B of Two
Estates.
Riverwalk Partners to
William Arnold and
Anne Arnold, warranty
$55,000.00, Lot 10 River'
Fanning Springs, phase 1
Charles M. Smith as
of the Smith Land Trust
to David G. and Shirley S
warranty deed, $25,000.1
14 Suwannee Landing 2
editions.
Mark R. and Janet O.
ner to John C. Stallings
Peaton, and David and R
Bowen, general warrant,
$150,000.00.
Istvan and Faye Dudas '
J Bodalia, LLC, quit clain
$10.00, South 20ft of B
Suwannee River Springs
vision Unit 1.
Janice Grant Beach toc
Grant, quit claim deed,
Tract 19 of Triple G. Fan
Janice Grant Beach to


W. and Christy D. Perr
ranty deed, $92,500.00,
of Triple G. Farms.
Carl D. Bowden to
P. Jones, warranty
$65,000.00, Lot 6 Su'
Rovera Estates.
James A. Curtis to P
Emery and R. Michelle
warranty, deed, $180,00(
16, 17,, and 18, Suwannee
Estates.
Reva P. Cole, Trustee
Revocable Inter-Vivos,
A. and Reva P. Cole T
Ruth Harlan, warranty
$10.00, Lot 7 Block 1


property Ridge Unit 4.
ie. Doris L. Rondeau-Brickei
may be to Eugene L. Rondeau II, quit
n Hall, claim deed, $10.00, #9 of Unit 1
ns may Waccasassa Campsites.
sect to Steven E. and Jessica Mat-
at this thews, Jr. to Benjamin S. and
ChristineE. Smith, general war-
that if rarity deed, $215,000.00, Lot 5
ty deci- Country Line Pines.
Council John L. and Sherry A. Hufford
consid- to Angel R. and Angela E. Lo-
ill need pez, warranty deed, $10.00.
Id that John L. and Sherry A. Hufford
need to
I of the toAngel R. and Angela E. Lo-
record pez, warranty deed, $10.00.
evidence Florida College, Inc AKA
ed. Florida College to .Charles K.
avanah and Janet Edwards, warranty
managerr deed. $185,000.00, Lot 26 and
27 Hart Springs Estates.
Julia MNI. Bunkley to Robert N1.
and G%.endolyn G. Holbrook,
C warranty deed, $180,000.00.
John and Igne B. Mauthner to
to the Susi Ml.Parrish. quit claim deed,
r Bell, $100.00. Lot 22 unit -2 Wac-
in Plan- casassa Campsites.
.Condi- Carl and Nlary Ann Johnson to
Lowing Jason Johnson. warranty deed.
ated at. $29,920.00.
Honda.
11 Town: Manuel Vazquez to Ana Ma-
d Lane. ria Vazquez. quit: claim deed,
at 6:00 -$10.00. lots 14 and 15 Trotter
he mat- Farms Subdivision.
Ottem and Krista Pedersen.
mit warrant\ deed. $98.000.00, lot
property 2 block 8 Trenton Original
i as re- Survey.
3. Block
sion as
it Book North Florida
'Publc Livestock Report
rrmi is Receipts at the North Florida
scnrbed Liestock Market in Ellis% ille on
he Land ;Wednesday. Nlay 31. 2006 %were:
'own of this %week 557. last week 592 and
proper last year 58. .
Salon. Trends: Slaughter co\%s and
.m.ercial bulls were steady Feeder steers
rn. ma. and heifers unevenly steady.
,n Hali, Supply was light, demand was
e. Bell, moderate Flesh condition: thin
ns may and \ery thin. Feeder steers and
,pect to heifers under 600 pounds 77 per-
at this cent, (39 percent steers. 38 per-
cent heifers). over 600 pounds
Sthat if 5 percent 1I percent steers, 4
Coundeci percent heifers i. Slaughter cows
consd- and bulls were at 10 percent.
ill need Replacement cows w-ere at 8
and that percent. :
need to Slaughter Cows Boner 80-
d of the 85 percent: 920-1130 (1064).
i record 50.00-52.50 151.421; 12S7-1582
i'dence (1441) 51.00-55.50 153.35,);
sed 1690-1725 (1708) 53.00-54.00
-avdan'ah' i';
Se laughter Co"ws L ean.'85-90
percent: 741-781 (761) 35.00-
40.00 (36.67) low dressing;
884-1155. (1007i 46.00-49.00
(47.22); 843-879 (863) 41.00-
iS 42.00 (41.67) low dressing.
hristo- Slaughter Bulls Y.G. '1: 1461
a deed, (1461) 60.50 (60.50); :1895
(1895) 53.25 (53.25); 1560-
Russell 1687 (1624) 52.50-59.50 (55.86)
e Jones low dressing.
Swar- Feeder Steers and Bulls Me-
nultiple dium and Large 1-2: 161-192
(182) 170.00-222.50 (182.13);
sell H. 251-283 i261) .:154.00-172.50
Jones; (161.06); 305-342 (326) 132.00-
C, quit 146.00 (138.29); 353-388
I (364) 128.00-142.00 (138.00);
ohn C. 400-448 (430) 118.00-134.00
1, statu- (122.46); 466-481 (475) 111.00-
0. Lots 118.00 (114.78); 500-537 (525)
1'5, 16 100.00-114.00 (107.84).
bk 4 of Feeder Steers and Bulls Me-
ion. dium and Large 2-3: 204-249
Libb. (231) 140.00-160.00 (144.94);
deed, 254-292 (279) 130.00-147.50
(136.51); 302-334 (320) 118.00-
Iris T. 132,0.0 ,(124.12); 350-398
and Iris (370) 112.00-126.00 (116.22);
i deed, 401-437 (419) 108.00-117.00
Rivers (113.47); 455-471 (462) 102.00-
106.00 (104.67); 504-549 (524)
James 90.00-97.00 (95.08);' 569-585
Carol (577) 95.00-98.00 (96.52); 602-
deed, 649 (623) 82.00-89.00 (84.13).
walk of Feeder Steers and Bulls Small
1-2: 309-338 (323) 107.00-
Trustee 112.50 (110.28); 361-374 (369)
Num. 1 100.00-110.00 (106.62).
;tumps, Feeder Heifers Medium
00, Lot and Large 1-2: 156-173 (162)
2nd ad- 180.00-232.50 (212.31); 250-
279 (266) 136.00-140.00
Bock- (137.98); 302-349 (323) 118.00-
Keith 132.00 (123.31); 357-390
'ebecca (375)' 108.00-116.00 (112.91);
y deed,' 403-442 (423) 104.00-116.00
(111.24); 452-497 (467) 100.00-
toJand 110.00 (104.85); 502-541 (520)
m deed, 100.00-104.00 (102.03).
lock 7, Feeder Heifers Medium
Subdi- and Large 2-3: 214-248 (230)
130.00-150.00 (139.53); 256-
SFrank 291 (272) 120.00-129.00
$10.00, (124.29); 331-341 (335) 112.00-
ns. 116.00 (114.01); 363-383 (370)
David 102.00-106.00 (103.38); 410-


y, war- 445 (432) 98.00-101.00 (98.88);
Tract 9 472-487 (482) 94.00-96.00
(94.65); 507-548 (529) 88.00-
Betty 95.00 (91.58); 555-595 (570)
deed, 90.00-96.00 (92.69); 605-649
wannee (630) 87.00-93.00 (90.86).
Feeder Heifers Small 1-2
?aul K. 226-239 (231) 111.00-128.00
Emery, (125.06); 755-795 (782) 57.00-
0, Lots 80.00 (66.81) 4-6 months
e Rover bred;804-930 (864) 50.00-72.00
(59.88) 4-6 months bred.
of the Cow-Calf Pairs Medium and
George Large 1-2 810-1180 (1035)
rust to 520.00-840.00 (722.27); 1327-
deed, 1369 (1348) 870.00-900.00
Spring (885.23).'


E Automobiles J

1994 PONTIAC TRANSPORT:
V-6, runs good, ice-cold air, $1,300.
Call Nancy or Joel at 463-6799.
5tb,6-1-6-29


4X5 ROUND ROLL, PEANUT
' HAY: $20 a roll a field Call Kelly
Philman @C- 386-935-4499.
lib.6-8
18' CHRIS CRAFT: Runs, new
carb, needs little cosmetic, I/O,
$1.800. 22' MARATHON I/O
runs, needs little cosmetic. $1.200.
Call Chris at 352-949-0152 or 352-
463-7702. .
: : tp,6-8
1986 SHASTA TRAVEL TRAIL-
ER: Sleeps 6, 2 new tires, $2,500
obo. Call 352-472-9236.
S2tp,6-8-6-15
2 SETS OF SOLID PINE BUNK
BEDS: Complete nith mattresses.
$125 & $200. Excellent condition.
I 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 l/mattress $30
each. (386) 935-0510 or (352) 256-
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laser pnnter. $100 obo tfo
493-2501.


BLUEBERRIES: You pick. S&J
Farms of Trenton. $2 00 a pound.
(352) 215-0084 or (352) 463-8351.
2tb,5-18-5-25
1989 BRENDELLA SKI/TOW
BOAT: 351 Windsor V8 inboard,
800 hours. asking $6.000. Call 221-
0363.


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Impeccably maintained by original
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BEDS: Queein thick, orthopedic. pil-
low-top mattresses and bo\ spnngs.
Ne%% in plastic \%ith warranty. Sac-
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(352) 372-8588.
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Y[ar d Sales.


YARD SALE: June 9th & 10th 9
am until ?? Archery cases. Christ-
mas items, stroller, toys, adult &
kids clothes. e\cercise equipment
624 NE 3rd Street. Trenton
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SOUTHEAST GILCHRIST
FIRE RESCUE YARD SALE &
CAR WASH: June 10th starting at
8 am. If you would like to have a
free space to set up your sale call
Amanda Weeks @ 222-03,10 .or
Bruce-Thompson @ 472-2813. The
Firefighters, %ill be washing cars.
Thank you for your support.
2tb,6-1-6-8
"That is what learning is. You
suddenly understand something'
you 've understood all your life,
but in a new way.
--Doris Lessing


sLivestock

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anything. Homes, mobiles, walks,
decks, etc. We also do "'1o% pres-
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allergy-causing mold. and mildew,
blotches, restores beautN of roof as
well as preserving life of your roof.
Residential and' commercial. Please
call Pastor Jim Hurst @ 352-498-
3023. .
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someone in their home, privately.
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'05 Fora Tru.i Doc. r.ui i,,ac.ada. 0" nr.ei;
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'05 Chevy Cavalier 4-door, auto, CD, loaded
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'02 IsuzuTrooper LS, 4-Door,
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'01 Mercury Grand Marquis 4-door, carriage roof
loaded, 39K miles, clean......... $9,975
'96 Dodge Grand Caravan, air, 7-passenger
clean......... $3,975
'99 Cadillac Sedan Deville, 4-Door, carriage roof
clean, loaded, 60K miles........... $9,975

CREDIT UNIONS WELCOME
Warranties Available
www.wheeltown.com


f E overland Mortgage Corporation

Residential Mortgages' Offering: Fixed Rates Available
New Construction Manufactured Homes
Purchase, Refinance & Cash Out Investment Property
Conventional, 1-4 Single Family Homes
First, Second, and Home Equity Lines of Credit

Bill Deen and Brenda Wilkerson
Licensed Mortgage Brokers
463-1313 fax 463-1318
e-mail: riverlandmtg@bellsouth.net
Visit our website: www.riverlandmtg.web-loans.com
Sverland Mortgage Corporation
723 E. Wade Street, Trenton, FL 32693
SCome See Us! ,


S)Kastlestone Realty, Inc.
"Where everyone's home is a castle"
Johnny Townsend Realtor
SMS 715 North Main Street Trenton, Florida

<^ Bus: 352-463-7955
1G, ING1 Fax: 352-463-2562
Cell: 386-853-0324
www.johnny'townsend. com
Email johnny@kastlestonerealty.com
Fax: 352-463-2562 Home: 352-463-1628 -
2-story 2 BR/2 BA, 70% complete, on 1.4 ac MOL...$219,500
1.15 ac MOL near Suwannee River.................... $28,000
Ask About Our Talking House Program!!!


C L A S SISSFIED ADS $4 MINIMUM FOR 20 WORDS CENTS ACH ADDITIONAL WORDS
k CLASSIFIED ADS $4.50 MINIMUM FOR 20 WORDS. 5 CENTS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD.


F e .~ 1Pets & Supplies
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[ Services


I I Help Wanted


Help Wanted [ Help Wanted


LET ME HELP YOU! My time
for FREE! Your work done in. my
home. Call 352-745-8964.
ltb,6-8
BOB OSBORNE TREE SER-
VICE, INC.: 70 ft; bucket truck,
hydraulic,loader truck, stump grind-
er. Free Estimates. Insured. 352-


463-9100.

PRESSURE WASHING
ING, DECK & PATIO
ING and HOME REP
IMPROVEMENT: R
prices, dependable, insu
professional.. Shamrock
352-463-1212 day or eve
weekends.

BUILDING CONTR
CBC017140 Custom hor
on your lot. Precision Deve
PO Box 249, 26761 SE
Old Town, 352-542-8416.


mes built
elopment,


Hwy. 19,

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MOWER & CHAINSAW PARTS
Stihl, Husqvama, Ayp, Murray,
Sears, MTD, Briggs, Kohler,
Robin, and Honda. Blades for most
mowers. .
Beauchamp Saw Shop
493-4904


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TREES, TREES, TREES: Langs-
ton Tree Service, Inc. 490-4456.
tfnb,2-22
A BIG STUMP! A LITTLE
STUMP!: We grind them all. Langs-
ton Tree Service, Inc. 490-4456.
tfnb,2-22


DIXIE MONUMENT: Old Toss n
- Since 1992. Visit our display on
Hwy. 19 at C&C Growers, 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 lasting tribute to
the life of your loved one.
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TIM POWELL ELECTRIC: New
installations andrepairs,licensedand
insured. State Reg. #EC13002453.
Call (352) 463-2155.


CMA or LPN: For busy medical
office, must be multi-task oriented.
Call 463-4502 or apply to: CMA/
LPN position, fax: 352-463-2726.
or mail to P. 0. Box 640, Trenton,
Florida 32693 EOE
2tb,6-8-6-15


CDI-HEAD START: A non-profit
tfnb,5-26 organization has an opening for a
Facilities Assistant. He/she provides
, PAINT- general maintenance and cleaning
BUILD- of facilities and grounds. Performs
!AIRS &
AIRS & repairs of buildings and equipment:
reasonable Must have current drivers license to
Sredrand perform courier duties using agency,
Services, vehicles. NO PHONE CALLS. Ap-
ening and plications are available at CDI-Head
Start located at 9051 NE Hwy 27A,
tfnb,6-1 Bronson, FL Submit resume/appli-
ACTOR: cation to Human Resources, P. 0.


CLASSIFIED ADS $4.50 MINIMUM FOR 20 WORDS. 5 CENTS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD. A


I Help Wanted


VACANCIES
GILCHRIST COUNTY
SCHOOLS

Instructor,
Elementary Education
(Anticipated.)
Trenton Elementary School
Bachelors Degree or higher from-
an accredited
institution and Florida certification
in Elementary Education required


Box 458, Bronson, Florida 32621. Instructor, Kindergarten
2tb,6-8-6-15 iAnticipatedl
JOB OPPORTUNITY: Heavy Trenton Elementary- School
duty truk Bachelors Degree or higher from an
duty truck maintenance/plant main- accredited institution and Florida
accredited.institution and Florida.
tenance personnel with Cummings teacher certification coenng Earl
Diesel exp. Must have Class B -Childhood required
CDL. Also, openings- for driver for Childhood required
CDL Also, openings. o drive. for Instructor, Pre-K Special Needs'
block truck w/ hydraulic boom, -d
Class B CDL required. Retirement Bell El edSchool
Bell Eleme'ntan School
plan. paid %acanon. compeutime pa. -
plan. paid oraaton. atmosphere. Bachelors Degree or higher from an
and a good working atmosphere. accredited institution and Flonrida
Apply in person at Bell Concrete teacher cerficaon co n Erl
Produts. Hy 12 N e ilN teacher certification covering Earlh
Products. Hwy. 129 N, one mile N h o E ru
of Bell. Childhood and ESE required
of Beli. -. 6 Instructor, Elementary Educa-
lion Anticipatedi
FEMALE NEEDED: Between age Trenton Elementars School
of 25 and 50. dnmer for elderly man Bachelors Degree or higher from an
Must have \alid driver's license. accredited institution


Non-smoker, no drugs, .or a
$300Q/,eek Apply at Tn-
.Metals, Trenton.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT O
TOR: Gilchnst County Ro
pariment has an opening for
equipment operator 1. mus
CDL Class B s ith air brak
full-time position includes


benefits and retirement. Job<
tions are available upon
Applications can be picket
the Road Department Plea
completed applications to C
County Road Dept, 9009 S
339, Trenton, FL 32693. C
County is an EOE/DFWP


alcohol. and Flonda teacher certification
Counts covering Elementary Education
required
lIb,6-8 Instructor. Social Science With
PERA- Coaching Duties
,ad De- iAnticipated
a hea% \ Trenton Middle/High School
st have Bachelors Degree or higher from an
;e. This accredited institution and Florida
health teacher certification cosenng Social
descnp- Science required. Sports/Athletic
request coaching e\penence preferred.
d up at Instructor, Reading
se send. Anticipated
ilchnst TrentonNliddle'High School
\\ CR- Bachelors Degree or higher from an
ilchrist accredited institution and Flonda
teacher certification co% en ng
Reading required


Hometown Realty

of North Finc. m

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: Hometow\nRealt.NFO@bellsouth.net


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


L \RGE FAMILIyH'fH 21 12 BARJI
SPAVE D L(OPJiE R L)OT' 25'x25'ATTACHED CARPORT
5/2.5 Frame Home on 1.5 Acres 3/2 DWMH on 2 Acres
.I210noQ n o.n TAS 5211 .. $124,900 MLS#752374



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A..IElNITiES i.iPGRADES
G.ALO"RE s WORKSHOP WITH
CARPORT 3/2 DW Home on 5 Acres
$175,000 MLS #751676






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


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


AFFORDABLE SITE-BUILT HOME
NORTH GILCHRIST COUNTY
3/2 Home on 5 Acres
$172,000 MLS #751663






LARGE HOME WITH ADDITION
NORTH OF BELL
4/3 M/H w/addition on 20 Acres
$305,000 MLS #749677


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


LOTS & ACREAGE,


.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


$37,900
$75,000
$29,900
$24,900
$25,000
$3.0,000
$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 & Selptic $82,000
5 Acres, Homes Only, 4 Avail. $88,500


OPORUNT


5 ACRES, Paved Street & Fenced, $89,500
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


www.HometownRealtyNF.com


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'* or a passing score on an approved
state test required
Teacher Aide
Trenton MiddleHigh School
High school diploma or equi% alert
Associate ofArts degree' or higher,
at least 60 credit hours from an
accredited institution,
or a passing score on an approved
state test required.
Media Clerk
-Trenton Middle/High School
Minimum Qualifications:
High School Diploma or equivalent
and one year experience
mn office and/or library services.
S Preferred Qualification' AA.'AS
Degree and one Nyear e\penence.
or High School and three sears




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Property 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 salue.
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.


OWN&


'TOR SALE

LANCASTER
L REALTY


GORGEOUS HOME
2 Acres 4BR'3BA,
In-ground Vinyl Pool
with spa fountains &
Jacuzzi, outdoor
kitchen, lanai, pole
barn. & much more!
$365,000 MLS11
750683 Sellers
RIVERFRONT
HOME 10 acres 4,
or 5BR/2 BA, ideal
summer home,
gorgeous views,
stone walls, wood
beams, hot tub,
$595,000 MLS#
749514 '

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


(Word, Excel, Outlook).
Excellent communication skills
required. This position required
completion of Office and Technical
Skills Supplement Form available
at District Office, or download at:
http://www.gilchristschools.org/
Employment/jobs.html.
Substitute Teachers'
High School Diploma or Equiva-
lent. Contact the District Officefor
an application and
more information
Highly Qualified
Substitute Teacher Pool
We are accepting applications
for our Highly Qualified Substitute .
'Teacher Pooi. Qualifications:
Bachelor's


D. Deen Lancaster Lic. Real Estate Broker
'510 E Wade Street Trenton, FL 32693


NEW NEVER
LIVED IN 2006 -
.4BR,'2.5BA home on 5
.,. acres in Gated
Communirv. slainless
Ssieel appliance.. paed
dri-e, 2-car garage, tray
ceilings, Cherry cabinets
and more' $379.900
MN S,1ill S 19 I "


REMIOW


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#
752077 .
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
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
MI.S# 752318. 752319. 752320 & 752322


M"


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 $130
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-service training
will be provided for qualified ap-
plicants.
Flexible training hours.
Part of the training prepares


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Instructor, ESE (Anticipated)
Bell Middle/High School
Bachelors Degree or higher from an
.accredited institution and Florida-
certification covering ESE required
Instructor/Coordinator,
Health.Occupations
Bell Middle/High School
Bachelors Degree or higher in
Nursing from an accredited
institution, or RN and 6 \ ears
Experience required. Instructional
experience preferred.
Speech/Language Pathologist
(K-12)
Distnct-wide
Bachelor's Degree in Speech/
Language Pathology/Comnmunica-
tion Disorders from an accredited
educational institution. Florida
cerufication in Speech/Language
Patholog) and/or licensure in
Speech/Language Pathology.
School Psychologist
Dismnct-side
Master's Degree from an accredited
institution. Cenification covering
School Psychology.
S, Principal
Anticipated Vacancy I
Bell High School
Requires 15i fi\e Nears teaching
e\penence. Masters Degree and
Honda Certification
Director of Management
Information Sersices
Masters degree and three sears'of '
expenence in management of data
information sern ices. educational
leadership, or related field. An
equivalent combination of educa-
tion and experience ma\ be con-
sidered Five years of supervisory
experience preferred
Temporar. Teacher Aide
iAntcipatedi
Trenton Middle. High School
High school diploma or equ% talent.
Associate of Arts degree or higher.
at least 60 credit hours from an
accredited institution .


. Help Wanted j

expenence. Must ha% e w ork-
ing knowledge of office and/or
Library procedures: and Microsoft
Office applications (Word, Excel,
Outlook). Excellent communica-
tion skills required.:This position
required completion of Office and
Technical Skills Supplement Form
available at Disinct Office, or
download atl
ww\. gilchnstschools.org;Emplo\.-
menlijobs.htm
Bel. Secretary
Bell Middle/Hligh School
Minimum Qualifications:
High School Diploma or equivalent
and one )ear e\penence.
Preferred Qualificatons: AA De-
gree and one year experience:;
or High School and five .Nears
expenence Must have working
knowledge of office procedures and
Microsoft Office applications

; H uKE CITY


T.TAKE STOCK IN
S CHILDREN PROGRAM
SPECIALIST
(GRANT FUNDED)
Coordinate and manage Take
Stock In Children Program at
Lake Cin Communit) College
and he counties sened.
Bachelor's Degree and rwo
)ears management
or supen ison experience.
Valid drivers license and
reliable transportation.
Salan $25,018.00 Annuall.s
plus benefits.

Application and materials
must arrive b% Jul 7. 2006 for
guaranteed consideration.
College application required
Position detads and applicaton
ajadable on ihe s.eb at
W%\ 1\.lakectirNcc edu
Inquiries- Human Resource
De\ elopment
Lake'Cit> CommurnitrN
.. 'College :
149 SE College Place
Lake Cir, FL 32025
Phone 1i3x,751-4314 Fax-
' 'L l ,3861i 54-45.
E-mail
betcherga'lakecir cc.cdu
Ed L" _C' &,cred ied b, the .b,'h
Soutr rni Asuocai.iin ..
of Colleges and Schoolk
\VP A\DAE AOCollegein
Educjiaon & Employmemm


L. Frank Grant Realty
L.Frank Grant
LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKER
216-A N. Main St., Trenton, FL 32693
352-463-2817, FAX (352) 463-2479 EQUAL o:UOUI
lfgr@bellsouth.net 'i'-T"= 1
We List To Sell LS.

818 SW 5th Street Trenton






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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.lfrankgrant.com


East Side of Gilchrist County
3 ac tract plus four (.4i 5 ac tracts \\/planted pines on Co.
Grade Rd. Priced at $90,000 each. NILS#750923-750927
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-readN for horse or new home.
SMLS#749774 Reduced $145.000.
9.92 AC NW 52nd CT
Clear pasture land-fencing MLS#749884 Only
$140.000.


THURSDAY, JUNE 82006


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I Help Wanted [-Help Wanted


trainees for the driver portion of
the Class B Florida CDL. For
information or
questions, contact the Transporta-
tion Department at (352) 463-3230.
Obtain and submit application to:
Gilchrist County School District,
310 NW 11thAvenue,
Trenton, FL 32693.
(352) 463-3200.
Application may be downloaded at:
www.gilchristschools.org/Person-
hel.htm#Application
Attach a resume and any
additional information as
necessary. All applications will
be screened. Not all applicants
will be interviewed.
Applications '%ill be accepted
until positions are filled.
EEO/Drug Free Workplace .
ww'w GilchristSqchools org
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MEDICAL RECORDS CLERK:.
For busy medical office, duties in-
cluding filing, medical record trans-
fers/request, referrals, and data en-
try. Must have high school diploma
or equivalent. Apply to Medical Re-
cords position, P. 0. Box 640, Tren-
tnn Florida 32693. EOE No nhone


calls please.

,Professional Drivers,
night. Full benefits pi
bulk & flatbed position
berry Terminal. Comme
Corp. 866-300-8759.


FT-PT EXPERIENCE
tenance man needed i
Also a FI-PT experi
Seeded immediately. A
at the Lighthouse Resta


I GE ]TO"PRTUI iIU~


Ci11 PWTRTSqT COfI NTY JOUIRNAL.


C LASSIFIED ADS $4.50 MINIMUM FOR20 WORDS. 5 CENTS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD. S
CLASSIFIED ADS $4.50 MINIMUM FOR 20 WORDS. 51 CENTS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD.,


Help Wanted I Help Wanted


RN NEEDED: Full or part time,
Itb,6-8 weekends. Please apply in person at
Ayers Health & Rehab Center, 606
home every NE7th Street, Trenton or fa\ resume
package. Dry to (352) 463-7710, attenuon D.O.N.
ns at New- Benefits available. EOE. DFWP.
rcial Carrier 21b,6-8-6-1l5

2tp,6-1-6-8 RN, NEEDED: Full or part time
3pm to I lpm Please apply in per-
'ED main- son at Ayers Health & Rehab Cen-
'mmediately. ter, 606 NE 7th Street. Trenton or
enced cook fax resume to 1352 1 463-7710, at-
'pply within tention D.O.N. Benefits available,
.irant. EOE. DFWP 2tb.6-8-6-
12b.6-8-6-15
SMALL ENGINE TECHNICIAN
needed for las n & garden center.
Must hase experience Medical &:
reurement available Call Gilchnst


Building Supply. 463-2738 ask for
Clinton.


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


Hometown Realty
Sof Nor ,.
1 :it I .-lain Streel Bell. Fiudr1 o2 r 1 0 s1 ,

Cell: (352) 215-1132
Office: (352) 463-9001 o le M
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 %ay,. 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
ROOM FOR KIDS & PETS in this completely updated
4BR, 2BA mobile home -on 10 acres in Gilchrist Count.y
Fenced area for horses. Deeded horse trails. Call Kim Hill,
352-213-7235. $160,000. #266108. '
EXCLUSIVE RIVERFRONT COMMUNITY. This 3BR,
3BAhome is fully furnished & has access to pri ate docks &
boat ramp on the Suwannee River. Only 8 homes in Phase I,
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
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 Debbie,
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 4p build your dream home or move in your
manufactured home. Call Debbie Zeller, 352-538-2857.
$139,900. #264203 .
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


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elp. cashier. Farmer's Market is up and running
5pm and call ssith hopes of continuing through
the summer and into the fall. The
2tb,6-8-6-15 Cit1 is looking for a highly moui-
,sated manager to operate the mar-
,dREADER: ket. Duties include marketing and
day-to-dah promotion. development of special
ea h t ents. vendor relations, and basic
, hard nork- accounting methods The market
h enough o operates once weekly on Tuesday
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e required to much ore' Please contact City Hall
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related lessons. Also. you %%ill be
expected to learn ho" to read our
line maps. A HS diploma or GED is
required, along with a good diving
record. We ha\e an excellent ssage
and benefit package. Apply at Cen-
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1124 N. Young Blsd., Chiefland
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Looking for FT position, but will
consider PT if necessary. Some du-
Lies, but not limited to. complete
sign make up (computer all the 'swa
to vinyl application), some ad and
job make up (PC and Mac computer
know. ledge helpful). Will train right
person. .pply in persnbrin fthf Gil-
christ 'County Journal' io' Trdriron.
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Jim King Realty, Inc.
Realtor
Main OHice- (352. 493-2221 L:
315 N. Main Street (US-19), Chielland, FL 32626 '
Fanning Springs Branch COffice (352) 463-6144 or 5420009
17871 US Hwy 19, Fanning Springs, FL 32693
*. s Suwannee Brancr, Office (352) 542-9007'
23382 SE 349 Hwy Suwannee, FL 32692
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DEMORY CREEK 3BR 2 3/4 BA'just one
minute by boat to Suwannee River in the gulf
coast town of Suwannee! Enjoy the Large
screened room for outdoor dining, or step out on
the large dock and just relax while overlooking
the natural beauty of Demory .Creek and
untouched wooded wetlands. This is a charming
home with a large open floor plain allowing for
,great entertaining in the living room, dining
room & kitchen. The kitchen has lovely custom
wood cabinets, large breakfast bar & includes all
appliances. Fully furnished. A must see! Just
bring your fishing gear and enjoy the
magnificent Gulf of Mexico! $599,000. (DW-
752595-JH) 352-542-9007






Beautiful 20 acres with Frame Home, 2 Barns.
This is a very nice Property on paved road. Most
of the property is in Pasture (approx. 17.5 ac.).
Balance is Wooded and would make a Great
Home site. This is a MUST SEE PROPERTY!
$320,000. (LR-751824-K) 352-493-2221






Recently remodeled & upgraded SWMH on
.47 ac. Home has a 14 X 28 addition on the
front, 8 X 14 addition on the rear, 8 X 24
covered deck, 8 X 12 storage shed. There is
new carpet, ceramic tile & bathrooms have
been upgraded. These are just a few of the
upgrades you will find. Close to schools,
shopping & only minutes to Suwannee River
& a new public boat ramp. Approximately 30
miles to the Gulf of Mexico. *** SHOWN BY
APPOINTMENT ONLY! NO SIGNS & NO
DRIVE- BY'S PLEASE, OWNER HAS A
BIG DOG*** $55,000. (DMH-751098-JW)
352-463-6144 or 542-0009
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This is vhjiu Sm.ll T.,-*n Couni% Limr.r. is all
about! This lovely 3/3 home sits on 4 acres in a.
deed restricted subdivision just outside of
Trenton. The screened pool is solar heated and
there is plenty of room for pool parties. The 1600
sq ft barn/shop out back is any man's dream,
with a full bath, room for a 36' motor home and
plenty of tools & equipment. This is just a
portion of what this property has to offer. This
home has been maintained in immaculate .
condition. Don't miss seeing this beautiful home.
$439,500. (GR-750789) 352-493-2221


What a unique property! This property consists
of2 separate parcels that are being sold together.
Parcel.#1 has a 1998 3/2 Triple Wide MH w/over
2000 Sq. Ft. on lac w/carport & storage shed.
Parcel #2 has a 1998 3/2 Double Wide MH
w/over 1900 Sq. Ft. on 1.33 ac, island kitchen,
stainless steel appliances, pool, deck, a 30' X 45'
workshop w/a cross flow paint booth. Close to
the Suwannee River, approximately 45 minutes
to the Gulf of Mexico, and approximately 45
minutes to Gainesville. *** SHOWN BY
APPOINTMENT ONLY! *** $325,000.
(DMH-751393-JW) 352-463-6144 or 542-0009





Nice 14 X 70,2/2 SWMH on 1 1/2 lots. This
MH has an addition that could be used as a
third bedroom, has two concrete parking
pads, is on a paved street and is in great
location close to all the amenities. Only two
blocks to Nature Coast Greenway Trail, just
minutes to Walmart, only minutes to the
Suwannee River and Fanning Springs State
Park, and approximately 30 minutes to Gulf
of Mexico.*** SHOWN BY APPOINT-
MENT ONLY! $39,900. *** (LMH-
751160-JW) 352-463-6144 or 542-0009


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-- QUALITY-BUILT HOMES NOW AVAILABLE --
RIVER-AREA HOMES & ACREAGE, NEAR TO OLD TOWN IN DIXIE: 6 BRi5 5 BA: Two CBbuhli homes, along with eight
I/2.-cwe track: iall landscaped, large neesi. located at pnare riser SD nght by Nature Coast Rails-Trails' riser bridge/irail. 1,900 sq. ft.
home has 90 along the r,.er iuth deck & 1loanng dock. rner-,ide elesatea porch. 2-car garage & more 2nd home 14 o er 2,700 sq. ft.
miide. 1636 c6Cere.d ouier deck /h.ot rub,. 20024 v.orkhop'potern bldg bonus room-. & IP2 bath possible 'in-lau suite), fully
la,"d.c;psd on one ace.- call lean or Jim lor lull details ori inis s-peCal properr,. v ah E.rear ared1oni .. ne', home. ;le opportunity for
tbu\er,'nse-ocr...$925,000 for all lor $399,900--riner home/$355,000--second home)'
GORGEOUS WOODED ACREAGE. LARGE HOME & RIVERFRONT NEAR BELL: .1 BR/3 BA: Private ,10:73-acre tract,
niturnll% ,soodd alth appro 29i' fronuge along the Suaannee n N\tV jIGdchrii Ha incredible. spacious,frame/CB-stilt "dog-trot",
home 3 le.el. hCih include ground floor entertainment screened porch, 3,.%ehicle parkir.., main 2nd le'ei :h oiser 2.C000 sq. ft. of
c.reefiedl pr,.:hci greaj n.er & nar: e ,s le ., lull gre.a.ioomrndiring'ktichen (', tc.nur i loft :pacei. mailer ;uiie i coCd [li l c-:.rtrg. walk-in
.loie.' Al.-o iro, a .krhop colige, trrg,au.:.n i. 'iem. rn.er deck & lc.anrrg dock lt.,o much more to ment.:.rn here..-call .r e-mail our
olice Ior l'ar-he Jetail....675.000 -
NICE RIl ERFRONT HOME, QUALITI NEIGHBORHOOD: 4 BR/3.5 BA:'Oer 2 000 irnide q ft or comf.--rt, for this frame-built
2 -i.-', h.irne, .h "*' inser 'rc.rnage i rihe Lile Lake Ci., commrrnty norih of Bell Prcper[l noa. alerl'rorIn ec. .& dock, screened river
. le, pf-char. :a .-ed g:arge del ched carpoit. other outbuildings, landscaping & privacy fencing. Photos & more details available'at out
-If["'ce Uet.-e...$375.000.
EXCELLENT RANCH HOME ON 5 SECLUDED ACRES: 3 BR 2.5 BA: Frame'CB.buill home. ha; o.)r 3.1(0 sq.ft. under roof, on a
rolling : ac.:e pa-'lure Iract Iha la:ge oak .& .pre along [ I.tcundarie,1. l.x-aled in '-..-iaeeri Trenior, & Bell Has larrunaied a.:-d & iile lics'nrig.
lwice Orealro.rrm i a.dmnng area & ircplace:. c:..e..ized Master & 2nd BR'i. la.ge fionl ccounitr. prch. 2.4-rou-id p.ol (w/deck), BBQ/patio
tehndr, home more...299,900.
--MANUFACTURED HOMES ON THE MARKET--
20 WOODED ACRES W/SPACIOUS M/HOME NEAR RIV ER: 3 BRO2 BA: Room) 2L0:1 2S%7i Manufactured home, sitting on
private, wooded 20-acre tract; property located within one mile of \\annee boat ramp. Over 2,000 inside sq. ft. of comfort, includes full
itn in,. di,n'n. l'arrul' ,amne rou'rii. oultbuildingi & more...$349.000.
LARGE M& HOME ON 30 SECLUDED ACRES: 4 BR/2 BA: Spac.ouI, 2"'%76 manulaciured home. located amongst lots of planted pines
(great future investme:ra, o1 a .3i.1 acre ioci in.-beteen Trenlon & Fanning Ac.reage ia ; 4-.ehicle carpo-l. 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 l'.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" HOME-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 for Ag
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 home-site...$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 100x100 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:


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mercury inadvertently spilled onto
the kitchen tables, chairs, counter
tops. and other household items
in the area. Mercury was appar-
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the house via foot traffic. Mercury
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portions of the house by the HVAC
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appliances and carpeting were
found to be contaminated and were
removed for off-site disposal. The
interior of the home was cleaned
with' mercury decontamination so-
lutions. and vented until mercury
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MUST SELL: 3 BR/1 BA frame
house on 1/2 acre, $90,000 obo.
Needs work. Call 352-486-6868.
4tb,6-8-6-29
1 ACRE BELL AREA: Beautifully
wooded, high & dry, owner financ-
ing, no down payment. Only $307/
month, $29,900. (352) 215-1018.
4tb,6-8-6-29
3BD/2BA 2CG on 5 acres, Trenton.
Exc. quality, 3,000 sq. ft. Masonry/
stucco. Split BD plan, vaulted ceil-
ings. Master suite with walk-in clos-
et, bath with jet tub, shower. Lg.
kitchen w/maple cabinets, stainless
steel appliances. Laundry (w&d),
pantry, breakfast nook, family room,
formal dining, private living. Wood
& tile floors. Landscape/irrigation,
$395,000. Call 352-816-0846.
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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 h 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 own paradise to the Gulf and you have i't
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 PRIME HUNTING 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
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with deer. Backs up to large protected lands. Fenced, county maintained road. Convenient
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0.09 Old Town 512.000
Perecrt campm~i lot
0.11 Turnion 12.11001
L i.-,d in grCdi rhC.-'l dOIa ;ri1l'
0.11 Sunannte $250.0o)
taierfronl D:,d, b,:,i lifI
0.11 Suiar.ne :.265,000 )
Vie, off the ulf
. 0.11 Suwannee $295,000
Waierfrtmoni gull c3naJ
0.23 CrosiCiII $12.500
Pnie Reduced' In.ci w rida,
0.23 Trenton U 4,900
Clo e Io school ihopping & FeC
0.24 Trenton $19,900
Nice, partially cleared.
0.26 Suwannee $650,000
Salt water, breathtaking view.
0.31 Chiefland $39,500
Special zoning
0.35 .Cross City SI 4.5uI
Prike Rcdued ince :i oda
0.4 Trtnion i20,000t
Tr~,non Cir Limitl
S0.41 Trtnion .3q,901)
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0.48 iIr T nlon-.. 5.20.005'"
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0.48 Trenton $20,000
Trenton City Limits s "
0.5 Suwannee $85,000
Mundens Camp.
0.5 Suwannee $85,000
MnInden-.. amp
0.54 Other $150,000
'daierfrona. de.j r *ni .d. '
0.r2 Trinion $20,000
Trenton City Limits"
0 67 Fanning Spring. $35,000
1iler Oak. iutdn ii .r.,
0.7 Trn.nun si $18,000
On p.i',ed road V. o-c.kld
,.0' Tr.nlnn $24,900
Few minutes to Suwannee.
0.8 Old Town $185,000
Suwannee waterfront.
1 Bell $27,000
Wooded, near Suwannee River.
1.15 Cross City $120,000
Suwannee River waterfront. ,oo
1.25 Fanning Springs S$24,900
Great homesite
1.84 Suwannee $300,000
Creekside Estates. Dividable. .'
1.85 Old Town $50,000
Planted pines, paved road.
2 Chiefland, $46,000
High& dry. Clc. :v. .par d rd
2.5 B&ll 5s.'bul0
Well/septic/power, & plane hanger..
4.75 Trenton $85,000
Cleared and ready.
4.77 Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Parrish Estates.
4.77 Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Parrish Estates.
4.96 Old Town $75,000
Price Reduced! Indian Oaks.


5 Old Town $67,500
Majestic oaks and other hardwoods.
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 Bell '$85,000
Deed restricted Pacers Place. ,
5 Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Pacers Place.
5 Bell : $85,000
Deed restricted Pacers Place.
5 Trenton $85,000
Beautiful with mature oaks.
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 Trent.n $S9.90U
Dced [e-0 1ic1. l.oine; C-o.rI
5 Chielland S125.000
iell tepni p.:...er :1,.:d.i p.le barn
5 Neberr) $.129,00
PlIfnIlh pire e;HOrn 1te cr irn%.;I
5 Bell 5349.900
Cc-.rirriciri Properr
5.43 Chienfand $79,900
Just off paved road.
5.84 .- Old Towni $87,600
Hollh Hammock Subdission
5.93 Trenion $82,900
Aker Plr.ianmoon Cleared
8.18 Chiefland $129,900
Pa ed road, nar ddal hrdwood .
9.62 Bell $149,900
De.,J reirried Tronere Resl
.9. Bdl 149,900
L Ueed re;uinlrcd Pacer, Phll

10 Trenton $75.000
% Oc-dieC afeit
10 Trcnlun $125,900
Currently being used as agricultural.
.10 Trenin -$125.900
"Cufrnll\ t.ifng u..d 3.: 6clulrutaJ
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10 Trcnt.,n .12:9.900 ,
% 1 ell cpri and r .c-'se i
10 Trenmtn $150.00[0
SDecd rcu-.,civd home f ,.rd.,
10 .Chiefland $169,900
: ell oepni aindr p.-r
Ifi Chiltland $195,000
Grei luocanon greu rtoad '
: 10.26 C-hlfland $149,900
Deed restricted homes only.. ,
11.36 Bell $159,900
Well/septic/power, bam, & pole barn.
11.59 Bell $129.900
%'. wildlife and ouod co.mmrnrar.
12.'8 Cidar Ke) S1l.500.i000
On Pja:,da C reek
14 22 Bell $149,.00
6,.:rder, Gilchr.:i Hum Club
14.84 Bell $222.600
Private, mature oaks.
14.97 Bell $172,500
Close w i..innf:
1I .97 Bell $172,500
Clo( e : spring.
'15 Bell $480,000
One block from Main Street.

20 Bell $199,900
Will divide.
20 Bell $199,900
Cleared and secluded.
21 Chiefland $299,900
8. 10 year old planted pines.
21 Bell $660,000
Waterfront, deed restricted.
35.4 Bell $442,500
Near the Suwannee River.
39 Williston $975,000
Paved rd, acreage surrounding.
40 Trenton $500,000
Currently being used as ag.
54.2 Chiefland $1,044,000
Sportsman's paradise.
80 Chiefland $799,600
Borders Andrews Preserve..
160 Trenton $1,700,000
Will divide into 10, 40, or 80 acre.

40 Bell $480,000
Great planted pines investment.
53.09 Bell $530,900
Development potential.
55 Trenton $850,000
Development potential.
55.91 Williston $1,627,500
Oaks, hay fields, stocked pond.
55.91 Williston $1,627,500
Hay fields, adj. 50 acres avail.
57.37 Chiefland $1,721,100
Development potential.
70 Trenton- $770,000
Planted pines ready. Home or invest.
154 Bell $2,618,000
Development potential.


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Ryan Thomas was the proud winner of the Alotor Guide
trolling motor. He is shown with Suwan1nee River Shrine
Club President Noble Glen AMiitchell and Chief Rablan of
Morocco Temple Jacksonville, Noble Bill Rouse presented
all of the,awards in the 1urnament.


These 9-12-year-old anglers were pleased to catch lots of fish in the Gold Hook Fishing
Tournament. Kneeling front left, Kelvin Rosado, Ryiin Thomas, and Nathan WIild.
Standing from left, Sarah Baker, Peter Bariteau,. Allie Lang and Mill Lang. Photos by,
Anna Wild.


Suwannee River
Shrine Club Gold
Hook Kids Fishing
Tournament
(Continued from Page One)
By Rayanne Ferguson
This Suwannee River Shrine
Club "Gold Hook Award"'
Kids Fishing 'Tournament had
to be one for the record. -If
you were anywhere near the
river on Saturday around
10:00 a.m., you understand
completely. Thunder, lightning
and a lot of rain were the only
things you could see at a glance,
out across the water. Our young
fishers and their partners were so
dedicated or determined to catch
a fish that they were in and out
hiding under trees, running to
their truck or wrapping in a tow-
el. Everyone knew that in just'
a minute this shower would pass
and they could all get back to the
business at,,hand-FISHING!"
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Well weren't we all surprised,
it was still raining after all boats
%were- loaded and continued to
rain during weigh in.
When Noble Sam Ferguson,
Tournament Chairman passed
away in April 2006, Noble,
Lloyd Landrum stepped up and
volunteered to make sure this
tournament would take place as
if we never skipped a beat. With
added helping hands from Noble
Bobby Heath, SRSC Treasurer.
they did exactly that. I will for-
ever be grateful to these two men
as well as many other Nobles of
the club and their ladies for malk-
ing this tournament the Shriners
next best. Sam would have
been so pleased. There is pride
shown through the eyes of the
Suwannee River Shrine Nobles
each year as they collect dona-
tions in this fund-raiser for The,
Shrine Children Hospitals for
crippled and burned children.
ages birth through 18 years old.
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sent directly to the hospital fund.
This could not take place each
year without the support from
businesses, other organizations-
and individuals throughout Bell.
Bronson, Chiefland. Cross City,
Gainesville. Old Town. Trenton
and Williston.
As every year in the past;
Florida Wildlife Commission
joined us again for this event.
They assist to insure eersone
that all rules and regulations are
followed throughout the weigh-
in of so many fish. Noble Lloyd
stepped back and allowed Jor-
dan Hilliard iSam's nephew) of
Bell to stand in his uncles place
to assist Officer Jeff Swan of
FWC and Noble President Glen
Mitchell weigh almost 300 lbs
of pure fish. Again. Thank yoiu
Noble Lloyd. The fish weighed
an, where from 1 oz to 71bs-7oz.
It was very interesting to
watch weigh-in. These three
men would fight with the larg-
est. and chase the smallest on-
their knees in the rain making
sure that every slimy fish made
it to the scale. Our young fishers
stood by very patiently wiping
the rain to see the scale as it
would total their catch 'and then
step back to ask just toi make
sure that was right. Then they
would quickly run down the
bank to release their catch. The
river didn't lose much this year
because most bass and bream


were returned to the beautiful
Suwannee.: How cool is that?
Every child with their parents
holding cameras -waited in the
rain for all calculations because,
following that would be the pre-
sentation of that big trophy on
display and someone %would get
to take home a brand new (still
in the bo\,) trolling motor.
Chief Raban-Noble Bill
Rouse (entered his grandson in
tournament). Assistant Raban-
Noble Tom Lumpkin and 2nd
Ceremonial Master-Noble Luke
Baker (entered his daughter in
the tournament) came in from
Jackson\ille to participate in.
the tournament and assist in
presenting the awards. A Zebco
202 rod-n-reel. with tackle and
a participant's trophy was pre-
sented to each youngg participant
as well as the additional trophies
listed in this article.
As the tournament ended and
nmy eyes filled %w ith tears of miss-
ing Sam the rain quickly washed
them away as a smile came to
life realizing with everyone's
help I had assisted in finishing
one of Sam's many projects/
activities. Sam's heart was al-
ways with the kids, whether it
be collecting donations, working
a fund-raiser, buying Christmas
gifts, having parties. visitingg
them in their home or meeting
them for the first time to fill-out
that initial application to become
a shrine child. Whatever the
reason, Sam believed he wore a,
fez and became a SHRINER to
do just that!
I thank you all for allowing


me the opportunity to be apart
of Sam's last fishing tournament
and for making it OUR BEST
YET!


Each friend represents a % world
in us. a world possibly not born
until they arrive, and it is only bN
this meeting that a new worldd is
born.--Anais Nmi


Trislh Fisher, left, and Trey Sanchez tied in catching the
largest bass .(2 lbs-12 oz) in the tournament. Blayize
Herring caught the largest trash fish, (7 lbs-7 oz.) Mud
fish. Photos by. Anna Wild.



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Gilchrist County
To Enforce Sign
Ordinance
Beginning June 23
(Continued from Page One)
State of Florida.
The board in a 4-0 vote di-
rected the County Administrator
to Notice the Board of Realtors
and advertise that the owners of
the right of way signs have until
June 23 to remove the signs
before they will be picked up. A
Notice involving the board ac-
tion is located on Page Two of
this edition.

Ameris Health
Systems, LLC Is
Seeking Donations
For Certificate of
Need Application
(Continued from Page One)
documentation.
Commissioner Mitchell Gen-
try made a motion to give the
Ameris Health Systems, LLC a
letter of support for the hospital
in Chiefland. The board voted
4-0 in favor of the letter but
decided against funds to assist
in defraying the cost of the
CON at this time.


Florida's Climate
Leads To Summer
Rains
The drought conditions that.
have plagued our state for the-
last several weeks have affected
our homes, businesses and daily
lives in many ways, the most
notable being increased wildfire
activity, particularly along the
1-95 corridor in East Central
Florida. This dry weather is
ultimately rooted in the climate
patterns that develop over sev-
eral months stretching from the
Pacific Ocean to the Sunshine
State. Climatologists monitor
weather trends and the state of
the Pacific Ocean and are able
to predict seasonal climate pat-
terns up to several months in
advance.
While it is impossible to pre-
dict exactly when the summer
rains will come, climatologists
examine historical patterns and
current weather conditions to
project the probability that those
weather changes may occur. Cli-
matoligical studies are not taken
lightly, and many in the field
spend considerable time pro-
viding forecast infonnation re-
sources to our local officials, fire
personnel, farmers, and citizens.
Our data is drawn from weather
monitoring facilities located
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analysts who can make changes
. and updates to their analysis.
Historically, Florida has al-
ways been noted for warm, dry
winters that lead to wet sum-'
mers. As residents of this beau-
tiful state, we are well aware
that our warm winters provide
incredible weather conditions
while our neighbors to the north
freeze, and our summers produce
rains that generate lush plant life
for our homes and farms.
Examining our seasons from a
multitude of factors is paramount
to climatologists. Among these
factors, the surface temperature
of the tropical Pacific Ocean has
the strongest and most identifi-
able influence on Florida's sea-
sonal climate patterns. El Niflo
refers to warmer than normal
Pacific Ocean temperatures and
is well-known for bringing copi-
ous rainfall and cooler tempera-
tures to the state in the winter
and spring seasons. La Nifia
refers to colder than normal
sea surface temperatures in the
same region and corresponds to
warmer and relatively dry winter
and spring seasons. Neutral re-
fers to the ocean state when sea
surface temperatures are close
to normal. We have recently
tranisitioned from a period of La
Nifia, which was primarily re-
sponsible for the dry conditions
the state experienced the last
few months, to Neutral, which
normalizes weather in the sum-
mer with warm temperatures and
increased moisture. As we move
towards the summer months, we
can all expect the weather to
reflect the hot and humid condi-
tions we have grown to love.
A closer examination of
Florida's current climate reveals
that the Neutral phase we are
currently under also corresponds
to variable temperatures and
rainfall patterns that average out
closer to normal over the course
of the summer season. The after-
noon rains we are so accustomed
to sometimes take the form of
frequent thundershowers, which
typically begin later this month
or early June and increase int
frequency as the summer pro-
gresses.
The current analysis indicates
that there is nothing prevent-
ing seasonal thundershowers
from arriving on. time and in
adequate amounts. For example,
over the last 10 years, Florida's
precipitation from May to J une
has increased every.year, almost
seven inches last year alone.
"Nonnals." the short name for
the 30-year average, lists pre-
cipitation averages historically
increasing from 3.74 to 7,35
inches from May to June. Last
year alone, rainfall increased
from 4.19 to 11.75 inches from
May to June. While historical
trends may vary, this analysis
clearly projects improvement in
rainfall during this dry period.
-It should be reiterated that the
timing of exact weather changes
is difficult to ascertain, but what
should bring comfort to us as
Floridians is that our climate,
our long term weather history,
is steeped in a pattern of dry
winters and rain filled summers.
Those projected rains will hope-
fully bring relief to Florida's
citizens soon.
Dr. James O'Brien is the
Robert 0. Lawton Distinguished
Professor of Meteorology &
Oceanography at Florida State
University. He also serves
as Director for the Center for
Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction
Studies
Dr. James O'Brien
Florida State University


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
chapmanej(a,gru.com.
The March of Dimes is a na-t
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.marchofdimes.com.,
its Spanish Web site at,
www.nacersano.org.

Florida Fish And
Wildlife
Conservation
Commission
Offering A Great
Deal For Father's
Day
If you want to get Dad some-
thing nice, but not too expensive'
for Father's Day, and you want it
to give him years of enjoyment,.
the Florida Fish and Wildlife.
Conservation Commission
(FWC) has a deal for you. You,
need to act promptly, though.
Buy him a five-year freshwater
fishing license before Father's
Day, and he'll receive a package
of free fishing equipment in the
mail automatically within three
weeks.
The license costs $61.50 and
provides for five full years of,,
great freshwater fishing oppor-
tunities in the "Fishing Capital;
of the World." The license is a,
great hedge against inflation that'
may cause price increases in fu-'.
ture licenses. Anglers can check(
MyFWC.com/Fishing to make,:
sure the FWC hasn't run outof;
the free tackle organizer, lures,,.
hooks, bait saver, fishing towel
and publications, among other';
things that will go to people who
take advantage of the offer.
All license sales directly sup-,"
port fish and wildlife conserva-',
tion in Florida. In addition, ev-';
ery licensed angler helps Florida"
recover mote federal-excise tax-,,
es under the Federal Aid in Sport
Fish Restoration program.
Five-year freshwater fishing'
licenses are available online at
MyFWC.com, over the counter
at tax collectors' offices and
license agents or by calling 1-
8SS-FISH FLORIDA.


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.
Storytelling 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 provide feedback and
suggestions for the performers
and 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 Services and Tech-
nology Act administered by the
State Library of Florida.

A man's work is from sun
to sun, but a mother's work is
never done.
Olver Wendell Holmes


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