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September 13-14, 2013
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Frazier cited for Infernal Club
New charge prompts new sign
when officers
Perry News-Herald
Shown above are
three different photos
of Scott Blackford,
who the Perry Police
Department
has
deemed a “person of
interest” in a series of
suspicious activities.
‘Person of
interest’
remains
at large
The
Perry
Police
Department
(PPD)
is continuing to seek
information
about
a
“person of interest” in a
series of recent suspicious
activities.
“We
have
received
information that Scott
Blackford, 20, is still in
Perry and has been going
door-to-door
in
some
downtown neighborhoods
asking for money. We have
also gotten reports that a red
SUV was seen circling the
block while Blackford was
on foot,” city officials said.
Reports indicate that
Blackford
has
visited
businesses located near City
Park and was also seen in
the area of local parks.
The mother of a 13-yearold girl contacted authorities
last week about a white
male (later identified as
Blackford) wearing a white
shirt following her daughter
through the neighborhood.
He also followed the female
juvenile home, crossed
her yard and went into
adjoining yards pretending
to be performing yard work
when he thought he was
begin watched.
Anyone with information
concerning Blackford is
asked contact the PPD at
584-5121 or Capt. Jamie
Cruse at jamie.cruse@
perrypolice.net.
“He is a person of interest.
No probable cause exists
for his arrest at this time,”
Cruse said.
Local business owner
Michael Frazier, who has
been vocal in his criticism of
City Hall and City Manager
Bob Brown, has added two
more names to the gallery of
signs displayed in front of
his auto detailing business:
Perry Police Department
(PPD) Capt. Jamie Cruse
and Sgt. Gina Deeson.
The new signs were
placed along West Hampton
Springs Avenue one day
after police officers cited
Frazier
for
allowing
alcoholic beverages on the
premises of The Infernal
Club (which he also
operates).
Officers
issued
the
citation in the early morning
hours of Saturday, Sept. 7,
after three bottles of alcohol
were found inside the club
building during a routine
business check.
Information
regarding
the citation was forwarded
to the State Attorney’s
office, which then issued a
warrant
for
Frazier’s
arrest on a charge of
operating a bottle club
without a license.
Frazier was arrested
Tuesday, Sept. 10, and
booked at the Taylor County
Jail.
Reports
indicate that
entered the
club, which is licensed as
a restaurant, “the air was
hazy” and they smelled the
odor of burning cannabis.
Officers
also
said
that before entering the
building they could clearly
hear
music
playing;
however, once they crossed
into the building they
heard the deejay sound a
siren of the speakers to
alert patrons that law
enforcement was present.
During a check of the
club, officers found halfempty bottle of Hennessy,
one “nearly full” can of
Four Loco and one nearlyempty bottle of gin.
A citation was issued to
the customer in possession
of the Hennessy; officers
could not determine who
had the Four Loco and gin.
The business check was
conducted at 2:17 a.m.
This is the second arrest
for Frazier on the same
charge; the first case, which
happened last August,
remains in the court system.
A similar finding occurred
in March of this year.
That information was
turned over to the State
Attorney’s office.
Michael Frazier, who operates Frazier’s Auto Detailing and The Infernal
Club, was issued a city code violation citation regarding the presence of
alcohol in the club (which is licensed as a restaurant). If he chooses to
contest the citation, he will have to take his case before the city’s Code
Enforcement Board.
Suspect caught on tape
at Goodman’s Barbecue
When midnight struck
Wednesday, Sept. 11, so
did an unknown suspect
who pried open a back door
and burglarized Goodman’s
BBQ restaurant.
The
Perry
Police
Department
(PPD)
is
Anyone with information on this suspect is
asked to contact the police at 584-5121.
Local data aids NWS with flood warnings
After another mostly
dry week, Taylor County’s
rivers are back in their banks
and returning to normal, but
Taylor County Emergency
Management officials are
using the data they collected
during
the
rain-filled
summer to help the National
Weather Service (NWS)
update its flood warning
system.
Taylor County Emergency
Management Coordinator
Steve Spradley said the
county is “still wet, but the
rivers are flowing normally.”
According
to
the
NWS river gauges, the
Steinhatchee,
Econfina
and Aucilla have been
receding over the past week,
with the exception of a
slight uptick on Saturday,
Sept. 7, following the
previous night’s storms,
which dropped as much as
an inch of rain in some parts
of the county.
“What we’re doing now
is using the information
we gathered this summer,
erry News-Herald
taking some assessments
and updating the flood
criteria for the National
Weather Service,” Spradley
said.
“For
example,
they
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Clerk cautions residents on possible scam
Clerk of Courts Annie
Mae
Murphy
warns
residents to be on the alert
about a solicitation they
may receive through the
mail that, while not illegal,
“is definitely misleading.”
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investigating the break-in
and video surveillance of
the incident has been made
public by the business.
The suspect is described as
a white male, approximately
six-feet tall, wearing a blue/
green shirt and jeans.
The man came armed
with a pry bar and used it
to break the door locks and
enter a rear storage area
attached to the restaurant.
He stole a case of food
from one of the business’
refrigerators.
He was last seen walking
toward Highway 19.
Anyone with information
is asked to contact the PPD
at 584-5121.
124th Year, No. 36
www.perrynewspapers.com
She advises residents to
be wary of official-looking
notices they may receive
informing them that they
need to purchase a copy of
the “grant deed” for their
property.
Looking Back.......... A-2
Living...................... A-4
Religion................... A-6
Sports..................... A-7
‘”Some
of
the
solicitations imply that
the property transfer may
be in question and that
the company will provide
a copy of the deed and a
property profile for an $89
Entertainment......... A-8
TV listings............... A-9
Classifieds............ A-11
service fee. Additionally,
the letter appears to be a bill
with a ‘compliance response
date’ even though they state
‘this is not a bill’ in smaller
print,” Murphy said.
“This is an effort by this
company to obtain money
for services that are readily
available through the clerk’s
office. Copies may be
obtained through the clerk’s
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Sunday
Looking Back
Faith
Oakland Baptist Church
family afriends
138th Homecoming this Sunday
Descendants loyal to ‘little
country church in the woods’
Editor’s
Note:
Local
historian
Henry
McLeod
has compiled an impressive
collection of Taylor County
history now available on a
website appropriately titled
“Taylor County & Perry, Florida
History” (https://sites.google.
com/site/taylorcountyhistory/).
His latest addition to the site
is an extensive profile of local
churches. This week’s featured
history was written in 1987 and
details the establishment of
Oakland Baptist Church.
Oakland Baptist Church
may not be the oldest or
the largest in the county
but its members, mainly
descendents of the founders,
remain intensely loyal to
the white frame one-room
building set among the oaks,
pines and cabbage palm
trees in the western part of
the county off Highway 98.
In the year 1875, Oakland
Baptist
Church
began
worship service under
a brush arbor near the
Econfina River about three
quarters of a mile from
the present site with the
members named Whiddon,
Young, Hendry, Crews,
French,
Ayers,
Sapp,
Lawrence,
Turlington,
Poppell and Morse.
In 1878 the members built
a log house near the present
site. The membership was
growing.
Between 1878 and 1880
a frame building was
constructed with heart pine
lumber, which was hauled
by a team of oxen from
Greenville. This building
was used as a place of
worship until 1929.
The church bought the
The addition of a wheelchair ramp has been the main update made to
Oakland Baptist Church’s one-room building. The church will celebrate its
138th Homecoming this Sunday, Sept. 15, with morning services at 11:30
a.m. Dinner on the grounds will follow at 1 p.m. Everyone is encouraged to
bring a picnic basket and share in the traditional lunch of fried mullet and
swamp cabbage.
present building that was
known as Oakland School
building from the Taylor
County School Board in
1928.
They contracted C. L.
McCallan to remove the
old building and salvage
the sound pieces of lumber
to use in the new building.
Mr. McCallan was to move
the school house to the
present site and rebuild in
the identical place where the
old building stood.
On Dec. 14, 1929,
members held their first
meeting in the present
building.
The parent church, the
Cabbage Grove Church,
which was founded in
1850 is no longer in
existence. What started
as an arm, according to
records of Cabbage Grove
Church dated June 1875,
the Oakland Church has
survived.
Services in the old days
were held once a month.
Today they are held
every third Sunday in the
afternoon at three o’clock.
None of the present
members live close and
many attend other Baptist
churches. Baptism took
place in the Econfina River
some distance from the
church.
The cemetery is the final
resting place for many of
those who are descended
from early members.
James H. Wentworth,
the grandfather of A.
H. Wentworth, was the
first pastor and James W.
Turlington was the first
clerk.
Former pastors were:
James H. Wentworth, S. C.
Waller, J. E. Vann, W. B.
Waters, John W. Pearson,
S. S. Procter, T. J. Bennett,
A. N. Woodward, J. H.
Poteet, M. J. Howell, T. A.
Goodman, S. K. Wilson, S.
G. Ward, A. H. Townsend,
Charles W. Persons, Bob
Catledge, John Vann, Paul
Hendry, C. J. Lewis, Francis
W. Cruce, C. T. Hall, Alva
Horton, J. W. Johnson, Felix
A. Parker and Danny Lundy
who was the preacher when
this article was written in
1987.
THE PERRY NEWS-HERALD
September 14, 1978
They
week’s
featured
candidates included: Beth
Parkey, Lisa Shaw and
Angela Oliver.
WHO’S NEW?
ELECTION RESULTS
More than half of
Taylor County’s registered
voters turned out for the
1978 primary, which only
garnered one-third of the
registered voters’ attention
statewide.
These local races attracted
the newspaper’s headlines:
• Walter Edwin Hendry
“upset” incumbent W. D.
Wilson Jr., and the two
were now slated for a runoff in the October primary;
• Marshall Hicks took a
wide lead over Billy Ezell
in the District 4 race for the
county commission seat,
with their run-off slated for
the next primary;
• In the school board
arena, Phyllis Newport
defeated Bry Freeman
to gain the Democratic
nomination outright;
• Buck McLeod and
Buddy Murphy found out
they would face off again
in the October run-off,
determining who would win
a seat on the Taylor County
School Board.
William
Lloyd
Satterwhite was born to
Mr. and Mrs. William D.
Satterwhite on Sept. 6
in Tallahassee Memorial
Hospital.
He weighed 8
pounds, 4 ounces.
Christine
Marie
Ehrenzeller was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph
Ehrenzeller at Doctors’
Memorial Hospital (DMH)
on Sept. 8. She weighed 7
pounds, 15 ounces.
Cindy
and
Donny
Pridgeon announced the
birth of their son, James
Micah, on Sept. 7 at DMH.
He weighed 8 pounds, 7.25
ounces.
AUGUST VOWS
SPOKEN;
OCTOBER WEDDING
PLANNED
Cathryn Ruth Murphy
and Robert John Wilson
were married Aug. 25 in
Friendship Baptist Church.
Steve Lago was best man
and Ruth Ann Whitfield was
matron of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. John W.
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WHO WILL BE QUEEN?
As the Florida Forest
Festival Queen pageant
neared, the newspaper
continued its front-page
spotlight of the contestants.
September 13-14, 2013
Guest speaker Monday
The Taylor County Historical Society welcomes
local Farm Bureau President Helen Houck as guest
speaker Monday, Sept. 16. The former Lady of
the Year (2007) will present a history of Taylor
County Farm Bureau. The meeting will start at
7 p.m. in the historical society building located at
the corner of Main Street and Washington.
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Perry News-Herald
September 13-14, 2013
Remember when...
Taste
test? No
thanks
By ANTHONY L. WHITE
anthonylamarwhite@yahoo.com
If I need a helping hand, I can always
count on Jackie to be there to help
out.
If I need to get something off of my
chest, she’s always willing to listen.
If it’s a ride I need, I can expect her
to pull in the yard and lay on the horn
to let me know that I should have
been ready when I called her.
And, if I forget who I am or where I
came from, you can bet she’ll be there
to remind me.
To put it simply, Jackie is one of the
most dependable people I know. It’s
too bad she doesn’t feel the same way
about me.
“The only time I can depend on you
for anything,” she tells me often, “is
when I don’t need you.”
Although Jackie has said this
more times than I can count, my
feelings have never been hurt by this
revelation. Why? Well, maybe it’s
because there is a little bit of truth to
what she says. However, a few weeks
ago, after Jackie’s mother and my
dear friend, Mildred, passed, I figured
it was time for me to finally change
my ways and be a dependable friend
for Jackie.
How did I plan to do this, you ask?
Well, having known Jackie since we
were in first grade, I knew she was
well-equipped emotionally, spiritually
and financially to take care of herself
and her two children, Alex and
Alexis. What I figured she would need
my help with was finding her away
around the kitchen. Jackie’s never
been much of a cook. I knew this
and so did her mother. That’s why I
expected my phone to start ringing
the minute Alex or Alexis said they
were hungry.
That call hasn’t come yet, and it’s
because Jackie has done a great job
of hiding the fact that she can cook.
A couple of Sundays ago, I woke up
early so I could cook Sunday dinner
for Jackie and the kids. I figured the
kids were tired of eating fast food and
wanted a home-cooked meal. Boy,
was I in for a surprise.
“I already cooked dinner,” Jackie
informed me. “I cooked macaroni and
cheese, baked chicken, cabbage and
cornbread. I even made a banana
pudding.”
I couldn’t believe my ears.
“How did it turn out?” I asked.
“Everything was good,” she answered
with a boastful grin. “Alex and Alexis
said the banana pudding was as good
as Mil’s.”
I wasn’t thoroughly convinced that
Jackie had cooked a full-course
meal without burning anything, so I
asked, “Is the kitchen and the house
okay?”
“What do you mean?” she asked.
“I’m just trying to make sure you
didn’t burn the house down,” I
responded.
Jackie
realized
where
my
questioning was going and nipped it
all in the bud. “If you want to come
taste-test dinner, you’re more than
welcome.”
I haven’t taken her up on the
invitation to dinner. At least not yet.
Although she says she can cook and
“she says” her kids love her cooking,
I’m not totally convinced.
I’m a good and dependable friend,
so if Jackie needs a helping hand, I’ll
be there to help.
If she needs a friend to talk to, I’ll be
there to listen.
But, if she needs me to taste-test
her cooking, I’m sorry. I’m just not
that dependable.
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Commission ready to
give final approval on
$41.3 million budget
The
Taylor
County
Commission held the first
of two public hearings on
its 2013-14 budget Tuesday,
approving its tentative
budget and property tax
millage rates.
There was no one from
the public in attendance
outside of county employees
and the press, and there
was
little
discussion
among
commissioners,
who worked to balance the
county’s budget during a
series of workshops held in
July.
The board will hold a
second hearing Monday,
Sept. 16, at 6 p.m. at the
Courthouse Annex on
Green Street to approve the
final budget and millage
rates. The commission is
also expected to discuss
the upcoming year’s capital
improvement plan at its
workshop on Tuesday, Sept.
24.
The tentative millage
rates approved Tuesday
are the same as the current
rates, which are 7.0113
mills in the general fund and
1.1215 mills in the MSTU
fund (which is funded
through a tax on property
in
the
unincorporated
area of the county for
services duplicated by the
City of Perry such as fire
protection).
Due to property value
decreases, general fund
tax revenues are expected
to drop $36,000 compared
to the current year,
while
MSTU
fund
revenues are projected to
fall $5,000.
Overall, the county’s
budget, including all funds,
totals $41,389,169, which is
an increase of $1.8 million
dollars.
A significant portion of
that increase--$1.2 million-is from the sales tax reserve
fund which is building
from the one-cent sales
tax approved to fund the
construction of Doctors’
Memorial Hospital.
The
county
has
previously used this fund
to purchase equipment for
the hospital, but could also
use it in the future to pay
off the construction bond
sooner.
At Tuesday’s hearing,
Commissioner Pat Patterson
made a motion to approve
the tentative millage rates.
Commissioner Jim Moody
offered a second and
the measure passed 4-0.
(Commission Chairperson
Pam Feagle could not
attend the meeting due to a
conflict.)
Patterson then made
a motion to approve the
tentative
budget,
with
Commissioner Jody DeVane
seconding.
This
also
passed 4-0.
Perry News-Herald
September 13-14, 2013
Delta Reign
The band Delta Reign has been cooking up a fresh, new sound from the
Gulf Coast and will be bringing it with them to the Pickin’ in the Pines
Music Festival scheduled for Sept. 27-28 at Forest Capital State Park. The
band brings together the musical influences of each member--bluegrass,
western swing, blues and jazz. For more information about the band,
visit deltareign.com. Tickets for the two-day festival are $15. For more
information, contact the Chamber of Commerce at (850) 584-5366.
‘Praise in the Park’ is Sunday
Main Street Perry will
present “Praise in the Park”
this Sunday, Sept. 15, at
6 p.m., at the Grand
Pavilion in Rosehead Park
on Jefferson Street.
Admission is free and
residents are invited to
“bring your chair and enjoy.”
Members of AMVETS Post
20 will be on hand giving out
free water to participants.
Performers will include:
Mike Denmark and Buddy
Murphy, Simply Carlotta,
Abundant Praise Fellowship
Choir, Kenya Hooppell,
Northside
Church,
Crystal Hawkins and the
Trinity House of Praise
Choir.
SRWMD adopts $29.2 million budget
The Suwannee River
Water Management District
Governing
Board
has
adopted its tentative 201314 budget totaling $29.2
million while keeping its
property tax millage rates
level.
The tentative budget
will enable the district “to
protect water resources for
the benefit of our citizens
and natural systems while
lessening the burden on
taxpayers and establishing
a high level of public
service, while supporting
core mission projects and
cost-share programs that
benefit the citizens and
resources of the district,”
officials said.
The proposed millage rate
is 0.4143 mills, the same as
the current year’s rate.
The district’s tentative
budget is $12.2 million
more than the current budget
of $17.0 million. According
to officials, the increase is
due to state appropriations
of $11.0 million for springs
protection and restoration.
The remainder of the
increase is from the district’s
cost-share programs. About
45 percent of the tentative
budget is focused on springs
protection and restoration.
“To assist in protecting
and restoring springs and
ensuring a sustainable
water supply, the budget
allocates funding to reduce
nutrient loadings, rehydrate
ponds
and
wetlands,
implement aquifer recharge
projects, establish dispersed
water storage projects,
and initiate agricultural
water conservation best
management
practices,”
officials said.
“These projects improve
water quality, increase water
supplies, and help maintain
spring flows, which are
driven by the amount and
level of groundwater in the
aquifer systems.”
Two
key springs
protection and restoration
initiatives
are
the
Ichetucknee
Springshed
Water Quality Improvement
project and the Middle
Suwannee River Restoration
and Aquifer Recharge
project. The Ichetucknee
Springshed Water Quality
Improvement project is
expected to reduce the City
of Lake City’s wastewater
nutrient loadings to the
Ichetucknee River by an
estimated 85 percent. The
city’s wastewater sprayfield
will be converted into
POSSIBLE SCAM
Continued from page 1
Certified copies are an
additional $2.”
Murphy noted, “Once
a property owner records
a deed in the clerk’s
office, it is a permanent
record of ownership. This
recording
protects
the
owner’s property rights.
It makes no difference
whether the property owner
has a physical copy or
original deed in their
possession. The rights
of ownership of that
parcel are safe and secure.”
Clerk’s copy fees are set
by state law: $1 per page
office either in person or
online at www.taylorclerk.
com.
“Our copy fee—as set by
state law—is $1 per page.
‘Proper’ warnings for Aucilla
FLOOD WARNINGS
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don’t have warnings for
the Steinhatchee River,” he
said.
“They monitor the river
depth, but don’t have flood
levels. We’ve also updated
the criteria for the Econfina
and Aucilla in our county.”
According to Spradley,
they used information
gathered from the past
two summers to document
the amount of flooding
occurring at various river
depths, which can be used
by NWS in future events
to issue warnings based on
how high the rivers have
risen.
“It’s
going
through
the process right now,”
he said. “It takes about 30
days.
“Hopefully we’ll get
proper flood warnings for
the Steinhatchee, Econfina
and Aucilla.”
wetlands that will provide
additional treatment to
reduce nitrogen loading and
improve water quality in
the Ichetucknee River and
Springs.
The Middle Suwannee
River
Restoration
and
Aquifer Recharge project
will rehydrate about 4,000
acres of wetlands and 1,500
acres of ponds, recharge
the aquifer, and increase
groundwater supplies in the
region, officials said.
Recharging the aquifer
is expected to benefit
numerous springs along the
Middle Suwannee River,
including Troy Spring, July
Spring, Little River Spring
and Pot Hole Spring. Also,
recharging the aquifer
is projected to increase
groundwater
supplies
helping both agriculture
and domestic water users
throughout the area.
The
budget
also
includes state funding for
minimum flows and levels
program, water quality
improvement projects, and
management and natural
system protection activities.
Federal funding is included
in the budget for the risk
map program to provide
quality data that increases
public
awareness
to
reduce future flooding
vulnerability.
Other program highlights
include continuation of:
• North Florida Regional
Water Supply Partnership;
•
Suwannee
River
Partnership;
• Agricultural Team;
• Santa Fe and Suwannee
River nutrient reduction and
irrigation retrofit program;
and
•
Data
collection,
management, monitoring
and analysis.
A copy of the tentative
budget is available on the
district’s business and
financial page at www.
mysuwanneeriver.com.
The final budget and
millage rate will be adopted
at a second public hearing
on Tuesday, Sept. 24, at
5:30 p.m. at the district’s
headquarters at the corner
of US 90 and CR 49 in Live
Oak. A governing board
meeting and workshop
will precede the budget
hearing, beginning at 3 p.m.
The public is invited and
encouraged to attend.
For more information call
(800) 226-1066 (Florida
only) or (386) 362-1001.
Living
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Perry News-Herald
September 13-14, 2013
Summers, Nelsen to
marry at Honey Lake
Matthew Lee Nelsen, Tiffany Lynne Summers
Mr. Ron and Jan Summers of Jacksonville announce the
engagement of their daughter, Tiffany Lynne, to Matthew
Lee Nelsen, the son of Dr. Lee and Becky Nelsen of Perry.
The future bride graduated from Florida State University
in 2011 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in creative writing
and religion.
She is employed as an insurance analyst by the Office of
Insurance Regulation for the State of Florida.
The prospective groom received dual Bachelor of Science
degrees in business management and managing information
systems in 2011. He is employed as a systems integrations
and test analyst by Affiliated Computer Services, Inc., in
Tallahassee.
He is the grandson of Mrs. Marion Nelsen, the late
Norman Nelsen, Dr. Walt Beers and the late Mrs. Barbara
Beers, all of Perry.
The couple will be married on Oct. 19, 2013, at Honey
Lake Plantation in Greenville; formal invitations have been
issued.
The couple will reside in Tallahassee.
Morgan walks because...
Quiana Woodard, Elliott Curry
‘Taylor takes
Alzheimer’s
personally...’
Anne Morgan is seeking
community support as she
participates in the Walk to
End Alzheimer’s on Sept.
28 in Tallahassee.
“I’m walking in honor
of my mother, Annie
Jo Brannen, and a dear
friend’s father, Bob Parker,
and also in memory of my
aunt, Alma Walker,” said
Morgan.
A portion of the money
raised will go toward
providing Taylor County
families
with
support
groups and respite care, she
added.
“It seems that almost
everybody’s life has been
touched by this devastating
disease, and this is one
way of helping those living
through it.
“I am feeling so blessed
and proud to be a Taylor
County girl. Thanks to
family and friends, we’ve
already raised $1,600 for
Alzheimer’s research and
family support. I believe
we, Taylor County folks,
can exceed the $2000 goal I
set, and possibly raise more
than any of the Tallahassee
teams or groups,” she said.
“Right now, with your
support, I am the top
individual fund-raiser, and
I am only $265 behind
the top team. I suppose
that might be throwing the
gauntlet down, but we’re up
for the challenge, right?
“If you don’t want to
make a donation online
through the Walk to End
Alzheimer’s link, you
Woodard, Curry plan
vows in St. Petersburg
The Rev. Dr. Phillip and the Rev. Shelia Combs announce
the engagement of their daughter, Quiana Woodard, to
Elliott Curry, the son of Minister Martha Curry of Marianna
and the late Henry Curry.
The bride-elect’s grandparents are Helen Baker and the
late Sam and Iva Mayhue, all of Conway, S.C., Bishop
Tommie and Pastor Annie Bell Woodard of North Myrtle
Beach, S.C.
The groom-elect’s grandparents are Pearline Calhoun
and the late Richard Calhoun, the late Maggie and Permon
Curry Sr., all of Marianna.
The couple met at their alma mater, Florida State
University, 12 years ago in the College of Business.
An
October, 2013, beach wedding is planned at St. Petersburg
Beach.
Garden Club begins
new year Wednesday
Anne Morgan, center, with parents Yancie Brannen, left, and Annie Jo
Brannen.
are welcome to drop off
a donation at Big Bend
Marine or mail one to me
at 19041 Palmetto Road,
Perry 32348. Please make
checks out to Alzheimer’s
Association”
Donations
and
registration can also be
accomplished at www.
alz.org.
(For donations,
click on the “Walk to End
Alzheimer’s” where you
will find a donation link.
Enter “Anne Morgan” as the
walker.)
“Together
we
can
provide funds to support
Alzheimer’s patients and
their families and find a cure
for this terrible disease,”
Morgan said.
1st birthday today!
Zyla Mah’Ry Brooks
celebrates her first birthday
today, Sept. 13. She is the
daughter of Ashley Upshaw
and Delrikos Brooks. Her
brother is Delkylin Jase
Brooks.
Maternal
grandparents
are
Rosalind
Upshaw
Hall, Michael and Tiffany
Upshaw.
Paternal
grandparents are Alma
Foster, Charles and Joeanne
Brooks.
The
Alzheimer’s
Association was formed in
1980. The organization’s
mission statement is clear:
“Our vision is a world
without Alzheimer’s.”
This
year’s
walk,
which spans 2-3 miles, is
being held at Lewis Park.
Registration opens at 8 a.m.
and a ceremony is slated for
9.
“To honor all of the Taylor
County loved ones who
are suffering from or have
succumbed to Alzheimer’s,
I plan to carry a banner with
their names, along with my
loved ones’ names—‘Taylor
County takes Alzheimer’s
personally.’
“If you would like me
to add your loved one’s
name to the banner, e-mail
his or her name to me at
morgan2827@yahoo.com,.
“You may also text it to
me at 295-4961, or message
me on Facebook.
“Our loved ones will be
the Taylor County team,”
Morgan said, “as I join
others in ‘walking to end
Alzheimer’s.’”
The Perry Garden Club will kick off its new year with
a luncheon meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 18, beginning at
11:30 a.m.
Members are asked to bring their favorite potluck dish
before 11:30; the meat dish will be provided.
“Getting Involved” is the title of the day’s program to be
presented by Betty Page and Jimmie Bennett.
Head Hostess for this month is Joanna Ter Maat.
Members of her committee include Kathy Bean, Jamie
Sheffield and Tuckie Brown. The horticulture tip will be
presented by Martha Frostick.
Family members and friends are welcome to attend the
meeting at the Perry Garden Club which is located adjacent
to Forest Capital Park and Museum, off Industrial Parkway.
The club is a member of the Florida Federation of Garden
Clubs, Inc., and The National Council of State Garden
Clubs, Inc.
A-5
For the 18th consecutive year, Young Striping and Sealing treated the Taylor County High School
Bulldogs to lunch prior to the Kick-Off Classic game. The players and coaches ate lunch at C J
Supreme Buffet before riding to Tallahassee for the game.
Shady Grove Citizens Council
to serve mullet dinners Sept. 21
Something
to bark
about...
The
Taylor
County
Veterinarian
Association and Helping
Hands of the Shelter
hosted
a
Discount
Vaccination
Clinic
Saturday, Sept. 7. “We
had 116 participants,
many of whom had
multiple pets to receive
vaccinations. We also
had 14 animals get
micro-chipped.
We
were busy all morning,”
Helping Hands’ Lois
Padgett said. Dr. Miles
Owens and Dr. Will
Sapp (who is working
with Dr. Tom Fletcher)
were the veterinarians
working on-site. To
date, the veterinarian
association
has
donated $12,400 in
support of Helping
Hands. The next lowcost clinic is scheduled
for Nov. 2.
September 13-14, 2013
TCES to host ‘Fun
Run/Walk’ Oct. 12
Bulldog lunch
By FLORRIE BURROUGHS
Shady Grove News
My knee
replacement surgery
I had surgery for total knee
replacement on my left knee
on Aug. 14. I spent four days
at Tallahassee Memorial
Hospital and seven days in
rehab before coming home
for in-home health care
and rehabilitation. I have
learned some things during
this time that I’d like to
share with you.
First of all, there is
little that is fit to watch
on television. I did find,
however, two documentaries
on Netflix that I would
recommend to you. One is
“God of Wonders.”
After
watching
this
program, I realized what an
amazing and wise God we
have. When He created this
world, He had a purpose in
everything He made. Note
Perry News-Herald
the detail to which He
gave each of His creations.
Take the hummingbird,
for instance. What beauty,
what detail and what joy
is brought to mankind in
studying and watching these
beautiful birds. I realized
just how great and powerful
God is. He did not just
‘speak’ this universe into
existence even though that
is what He did. With His
speaking, He poured all His
wisdom, knowledge, power
and glory into every thing
He made. And His love
for us is so amazing that
He would create a beautiful
world full of many wonders
for us to enjoy. All I can say
is “wow”!
The other documentary,
“The Gospel Road,” was
written and produced by
Johnny Cash and June
Carter Cash. It portrays
the life of Christ from
birth to ascension. This is
another great and uplifting
story. I hope you will watch
these two if you get the
opportunity.
I also learned that during
this time of pain and
suffering, God was truly
with me.
Even though
I was too sick to call on
Him, He was there and has
shown Himself to be the
loving Savior of me. He is
my creator and my healer.
When there was no one else,
there was God. He and His
grace were very sufficient.
And I am thankful, very
thankful!
Fish fry, silent auction
planned Sept. 21
On Saturday, Sept. 21, at
12 noon the Shady Grove
Citizens Council will begin
serving mullet with grits,
beans, slaw, corn bread and
a drink (tea or water) for $7.
Cold canned drinks will also
be sold for $1 each.
There will be live music,
good fellowship and fun.
So join us! Funds received
will go to the Shady Grove
Community for the annual
Christmas event and to the
Shady Grove Volunteer Fire
Department as appropriate.
Sept. 15 deadline
nears for contest
The Miss Shady Grove
Contest is underway with
the deadline of Sept. 15
quickly
approaching.
This is when the jars will
be taken up and monies
counted by members of the
council.
The winners will be
announced on Sept. 21 at
the fish fry and auction.
*****
That’s all for now, Lord
willing I’ll be back here in
two weeks!
On Saturday, Oct. 12, Taylor County Elementary School
(TCES) will welcome the community to its inaugural 5K
Fun Run/Walk which is being held in conjunction with the
school’s fund-raiser, the annual TCES Fall Festival.
Principal Chuck Finley, who is serving his first year at
the school, hopes friends and neighbors will join students
and families, with walking shoes on.
“With our ongoing emphasis on health and wellness, this
is a great family-friendly event. We expect a good turn-out
for the walk which begins at 8 a.m., and the fall festival
which follows at 9.
“We are raising money so we can enhance the technology
in our individual classrooms,” Finley said. “We now have
25 computers for our computer lab, and that’s great. But we
only have two computers for each classroom, and we’d like
to increase that number to four. I am confident our students
would benefit from these computers, on a daily basis.”
So he urges the community’s participation.
Of course, Finley will also accept donations now (1600 E.
Green St., Perry, FL 32347). Please make checks payable
to Taylor County Elementary School.
“But we want you to come join us on the 12th for this
unique opportunity to gather with other families and enjoy
a good walk and a carnival-style atmosphere, as we work
to enhance our classrooms and ensure student success.”
For ages 4-15
PSA sign up will
run until Sept. 20
Registration for the Perry
Soccer Association’s fall
leagues is now underway
and will continue through
Sept. 20 for ages 4-15.
The fee is $45 per player.
Please sign up at the Fair
Store in downtown Perry.
All games will be played
on Mondays and Thursdays
at the Taylor County
Sports Complex. Because
of unpredictable weather
conditions, games will be
called off at the field at
game time, if necessary.
When registration is
complete on Sept. 20,
an additional $10 fee
will be charged until
rosters are filled for all
teams.
Games
will
played Mondays
Thursdays.
be
and
Religion
A-6
Perry News-Herald September 13-14, 2013
Where will you be Sunday?
First Presbyterian hopes
you’ll go ‘Back To Church’
First Presbyterian Church hopes to fill its sanctuary, this
Sunday in keeping with a national observance of “Back To
Church” Sunday.
Pastor Larry Neal and his congregation have invited
friends and neighbors, newcomers and interested onlookers
for this non-denominational emphasis which stresses the
importance of church attendance.
“We hope people in this community will consider this a
cordial invitation to come and worship with us on Sunday,
Sept. 15 at 11 a.m. The church is located at 310 Plantation
Obituaries
Margaret H.
Robertson
Margaret H. Robertson,
87, died Thursday, Sept. 12,
2013 at Doctors’ Memorial
Hospital.
She was born to Oscar
Hill and Emma Lambert in
Deep Run, N.C., on July
23, 1926, Mrs. Robertson
moved to Perry in 1955
from Augusta, Ga. She
was married to Frank L.
Robertson, now deceased,
and was co-owner of
Robertson Builders in Perry
for 30 years.
Mrs. Robertson was a
charter member of Calvary
Baptist Church.
She is survived by one
son, Ronald G. Robertson,
and one daughter, Cheryl
(Karl) Weiss, all of Perry;
one
granddaughter,
Courtney (Lem) Bennett;
and one sister, Grace
Sanford of Windsor, N.C.
Funeral services will be
held Saturday, Sept. 14, at
11 a.m. at Beggs Funeral
Home.
The family will receive
friends beginning at 10 at
Beggs which is in charge of
all arrangements.
Devarn McMiller
Devarn McMiller, 68, of
Perry, died on Sunday , Sept.
8, 2013, in Douglasville,
Ga.
A native of Taylor
County, he was a member
of Springhill Missonary
Baptist Church.
Mr. McMiller is survived
by: a daughter, Cortina
(Preston)
Bradley
of
Douglasville, Ga.; two
sisters,
Pearlie
(Fred)
Richet and Annie (Thomas)
Benson, both of Perry;
one granddaughter, Cailyn
Brummitt, and one grandson,
Marshal Brummitt, both of
Douglasville.
Funeral services will
be held Saturday, Sept.
14, at 12 noon at Antioch
Missionary Baptist Church.
Interment will follow at
Springhill Cemetery.
Family members will
receive
friends
today,
Sept. 13, from 5-7 p.m. at
Antioch Missionary Baptist
Church.
Evans-Walker
Funeral
Home is in charge of
arrangements.
Road and a nursery is provided for infants/toddlers.
“If you want to come early for Sunday School, that would
be great--we’ll find a class for you,” said Neal. Sunday
School begins at 9:45 with classes for all ages.
A potluck luncheon will follow the worship service.
“If you’re looking for a church home, or haven’t even
considered it, please set aside Sunday to go ‘Back To
Church,’” he added.
“First Presbyterian will welcome you this Sunday and
every Sunday,” he said.
‘No Man Left Behind’
Tent revival extended another weekend
Citing much success, the “No Man Left Behind” Tent
Revival has been extended another weekend in the lot next
How about ham
next Tuesday?
The Pentecostals of Perry will be selling ham dinners for
$6 each on Tuesday, Sept. 17. The meals also come with
potato salad, baked beans, dessert and water.
The church is located at 3379 North Highway 221. Meals
can be picked up between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
to Big Bend Marine on Highway 19 South.
“We thank the Lord and give Him the highest praise for
the souls he has saved and the lives he has changed.
“We extend our invitation for another two days, Sept. 13
and 14, and urge you to come...expecting. Don’t miss what
the Lord has in store for you.”
Tent revival services are scheduled to begin both days at
7 p.m. The public is cordially invited.
4.68-pound trout
wins tournament
BY PAT MCGRIFF
onemorecast@gtcom.net
Friday the 13th is this
week and I will be fishing,
if I can, ‘cause I have had
some great trips in the past
on these special Fridays.
That said, last Saturday
was a blast as Billy Pillow
and I fished along with 84
other anglers in the 3rd
annual Taylor County Fall
Fishing Tournament and
we came in 3rd. We had 5
trout weighing 12.06 pounds
while first and second place
( a tie) had 12.80 pounds for
their four slot fish and one
over 20-inch stringers.
The winning top trout was
4.68 pounds and the team
which caught him also won
the overall heaviest stringer
prize.
All the prize-winning fish,
but the largest redfish, were
brought in to the Keaton
Beach Marina scales.
Here’s who and what they
weighed:
Jonet Vilardell fished
from Steinhatchee to catch
the largest red at 6.7 pounds
(only five were weighed in).
The largest trout was 4.68
pounds caught by the Mark
Fletcher team which also
took heaviest trout stringer
with 12.80 pounds (the big
trout was the tie breaker).
Second place in heaviest
stringer went to the Jim
Carter team with 12.80
pounds and a 4.18 pound
trout for 2nd place big
trout.
Most spots (five) on a
redfish was brought in by
Stephen Cooper. Mystery
fish was a sail cat and Scott
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5:09 PM
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Clark had the largest at 3.58
pounds. The largest shiner
(kids category) was caught
by Jake Berry (.30 lbs.).
Our top trout was a 3.70
pound fish (Billy caught)
which ate a live pinfish under
a Back Bay Thunder (as did
all our trout). Our big one hit
in 1.8 feet of water about a
mile and a half offshore on
dead low tide at 10:20 a.m.
Saturday.
I mention this as I marked
the time and we went almost
four hours without a single
trout. Then from 2:15 to
2:35 in the afternoon (with
a 3 p.m. weigh-in) we added
two 19-plus inch fish to the
creel which upgraded our
total. I would like to state at
this time, I didn’t put but one
keeper in the boat and it was
not one which was 19 inches
or better. Yep, Billy caught
‘em all!
That’s all I have for a
report, except to say we
had a great time and I wish
to thank the Taylor County
Tourism
Development
Council and all the sponsors
for a great tournament!
Sports
A-7
Perry News-Herald
September 13-14, 2013
TCMS ‘Dogs shut
out Hamilton 42-0
The TCMS Bulldogs offensive line (Jovan Ross,Thomas Lee
Jr., Eli Morgan, Victor Conde,Tristan Hodge) prepare to block as
quarterback Josh Mixon hands off to back Anthony Washington.
‘Dogs seek first win
The Taylor County High football team, still searching
for its first win of the 2013 season, will square off against
Potter’s House Christian Academy of Jacksonville tonight
in the Bulldogs’ home opener at Dorsett Stadium. Kickoff
is set for 7:30 p.m.
While Potter’s House, 0-2 on the year, has struggled to
produce some offense this season, the Bulldogs have been
quite generous in giving opponents about all they want.
Taylor County’s defense has given up 394 and 446 total
yards, respectively, in their losses to Dixie County and
Williston. Potter’s House has yet to score in blow out losses
to Union County (34-0) and Yulee (35-0).
While the Bulldogs’ defense has been struggling, its
offense turned in some fairly healthy numbers in last
Friday’s 43-40 loss to Williston.
The Bulldogs somehow lost last week despite a recordsetting passing performance by QB Daniel Wentworth and
a new personal-best receiving night for wide receiver Moral
Stephens, as well as nice performances by Chance Rodgers
and several other players.
The
Taylor
County
Middle School football
team got off to a quick start
last week against Hamilton
County when Decorian
Bellamy
returned
the
opening kickoff 67 yards to
Hamilton’s 5-yard line.
Running back Anthony
Washington scored on the
very next play and the
Bulldogs were off on a
game that ended in a 42-0
victory.
At halftime the Bulldogs
were leading 30-0 and
every member of the 28man roster played and
contributed to the win.
The following are the
offensive statistics for the
Bulldogs:
Quarterback
Josh Mixon was 12-14
passing for 230 yards and 2
touchdowns; wide receiver
Chris Reaves had five
catches for 150 yards and 3
touchdowns; running back
Decorian Bellamy had a 67yard kick off return and ran
the ball 4 times for 98 yards;
wide receiver Dataveus
Robinson had 6 catches
for 70 yards; running back
Anthony Washington had
8 carries for 52 yards and
a touchdown; running back
Dilan Clark had 7 carries for
36 yards and quarterback
Hunter Bell had 3 rushes for
34 yards.
Coaches
said
the
offensive line did a great
job, anchored by tackles
Javon Ross and Tristan
Hodge, guards Thomas Lee
Jr. and Victor Conde, and
center Eli Morgan.
Defensive statistics were
as follows: linebacker
Victor Conde had 10
tackles, five solo and five
assists; linebacker Decorian
Bellamy had 8 tackles,
six solos and two for loss;
defensive end Jovan Ross
had 5 tackles, two assists
and a fumble recovery;
defensive tackle Dewayne
Williams had 4 tackles;
nose guard Gerald Williams
had 5 tackles and two for
loss; corner back Chad
Pace had 4 tackles and two
assists; corner back Chad
Richardson had 7 tackles
and 3 solos; defensive
tackle Patrick Whiddon
had 4 tackles and 3 assists;
safety Kiesten Anderson
had 9 tackles and 3 assists;
linebacker
Anthony
Washington had 6 tackles
and 3 solos; and defensive
end Josh Palmore had 6
tackles and 2 solos.
Entertainment
By MARK VIOLA
There are some movies which you go to the
theater after weeks or months of anticipation
and high expectations. Then there are the
movies for which you have no expectations
other than the hope for a satisfactory 90
minutes of entertainment.
Back in the spring of 2000, long before I
was writing about movies or even working
for this paper, I went to the theatre to see a
little hyped sci-fi horror film called “Pitch
Black.”
Looking back on it, I’m not
even sure why I went to see
it, since I’m not a big fan of
horror. But it was early spring
and there probably wasn’t
much else to see. Besides, the
trailer was intriguing, featuring
a then-unknown Vin Diesel
playing the criminal Riddick,
who was only dangerous
“around humans.”
The movie was a surprise for
me, and it would go on to be a
modest hit, and an even better
one on DVD. In fact, it was the
first DVD I ever owned.
As good as it was (for what it was), “Pitch
Black” is not a movie for which one would
predict a sequel, but Diesel and writer/
director David Twohy disagreed. They liked
the Riddick character so much they worked
out a sequel, 2004’s “Chronicles of Riddick.”
With a bigger budget, the sequel expanded
the universe of the first film, putting Riddick
in the path of the world-destroying armies of
the Necromongers, and reuniting him with
his fellow survivors from “Pitch Black.”
But with more money on the line, the studio
demanded a PG-13 rating and combined
with some noticeable growing pains from a
low-budget horror film becoming an aspiring
sci-fi epic, it had its problems.
Although it was reportedly the first of a
planned trilogy devised by Diesel and Twohy,
less than stellar box office returns put an end
to their grand plans.
But the pair were not to be denied forever,
and with a lot of effort, and some of their own
money, we now have “Riddick,” returning
our ruthless killing machine back to his roots
as he finds himself once again stranded on
a deadly planet filled with creatures--and
people--out for blood.
I presented that rather long introduction
because I cannot review “Riddick” without
the context of not only the story that has come
before, but also the journey it took to bring
this film to the screen. I consider myself a
big fan of “Pitch Black” and the character of
Riddick, so I’m going to be straight up with
you that those facts will color this review.
As a movie, “Riddick” is a solid action
movie with pretty good effects (with one
very noticeable exception) for its relatively
small budget of $38 million. The acting isn’t
great, but it works for the movie. The story
is pretty basic. Riddick is trapped on this
planet and lures a group of bounty hunters
to the surface to give himself an avenue of
escape. The cat-and-mouse between him and
the hunters reminds us why the character of
Riddick has been so fun to watch. And then,
when the creatures come out to prove once
again Riddick isn’t necessarily the one you
should be scared of (the most), the action is
fun, bloody, fast-paced and R-rated.
“Riddick” ties its story to both “Pitch
Black” and “Chronicles of Riddick,” but it’s
not an absolute necessity to see those movies
to figure out what is going on here. There are
enough story clues to help the uninitiated
figure it out. Still, knowledge
of what has come before does
help the overall enjoyment,
especially since the only
character outside of Riddick
to get much development has
surprising ties to the first film.
I did rewatch the previous
movies in order to get ready
for “Riddick.” Thirteen years
later, “Pitch Black” looks like
the low-budget sci-fi film it
is, but it holds up quite well,
with Diesel’s performance as
Riddick carrying much of the
movie but also providing a
handful of interesting secondary characters
who manage to be a bit more than cannon
fodder for the monsters. (Which is one of my
main complaints in “Riddick,” because the
bounty hunters provide little in the way of
characters to connect with and therefore are
mostly monster fodder.)
After quite a few years of thinking less
than great thoughts about “Chronicles of
Riddick,” I was surprised just how much I
enjoyed it (at least the extended DVD edition,
although it’s been so long I couldn’t tell you
what the added scenes were). Of course, it’s
not perfect, but the overall story is interesting
if not intriguing, and the returning characters
provide a nice emotional backbone to the
action.
Which leads me to my other major
disappointment in “Riddick.” Based on
their comments from nine years ago,
this is definitely not the intended second
“Chronicles of Riddick” film originally
developed by Twohy and Diesel. There is one
event in particular at the end of “Chronicles”
involving one of the main characters that
has never set well with me and always left
me with the assumption that they planned
to address it in the sequel. Without studio
support or the money necessary to complete
that movie, however, we got this film
instead.
“Riddick” is a fun, bloody good time, but
there is a feeling that we’ve seen this before,
and I will always wonder what would have
happened if things had turned out differently
for Diesel and Twohy.
With its lower budget, “Riddick” does look
like it is on pace to make a profit, so maybe
we’ll get a fourth installment. Although
it seems the events of this movie close the
book on the possibilities of the original “part
three,” the larger book on this franchise has
been closed enough times already that I’m
not counting anything out completely.
“Riddick” is rated R for strong violence,
language and some sexual content/nudity.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Aug. 28 – Sept. 22
The Hippodrome’s 2013-14
season kicks off with “Don’t
Dress for Dinner.” A major hit
on Broadway and in London,
this funny sequel to “BoeingBoeing” is an affair (or three!)
to remember. Bernard’s plans
for a romantic rendezvous
with his mistress are
complete with a gourmet
caterer and an alibi courtesy
of his friend, Robert. But
when Bernard’s wife learns
that Robert will be visiting for
the weekend, she decides
to stay in town, setting the
stage for a collision course
of assumed identities and
outrageous infidelities.
Ticket prices vary depending
on showtime. For more
information, visit thehipp.org
or call 352-375-4477.
Aug. 31 – Sept. 15
Local actress Molly Wilson
will be starring as Ophelia in
Capital City Shakespeare’s
production of “Hamlet.” The
play will be performed at
Young Actors Theatre (609
Glenview Dr. in Tallahassee)
Perry News-Herald
September 13-14, 2013
under the
MARQUEE
‘Riddick’ is back in bloody good
form, but haunted by ‘what if?’
Theatre
A-8
Theatre
Ballet
with remaining showtimes
on Sept. 13-14 at 7:30 p.m.
and Sept. 15 at 2:30 p.m.
Tickets are $20 for adults,
$15 for seniors and $10
for students (with ID). The
box office opens one hour
prior to each performance.
For reservations, call
850-386-6476. For more
information, visit Capital City
Shakespeare on Facebook.
“Harvey”). Prices are $80
for adults, $60 for seniors
and government employees,
and $40 for students. For
more information, visit
tallahasseelittletheatre.org or
call 850-224-8474.
Sept. 15
The Artist Series of
Tallahassee’s 19th
anniversary concert season
kicks off with Baroque
Music and Dance at 4
p.m. in Opperman Music
Hall located on the FSU
campus. This performance
joins exceptional period
instrument musicians
performing Baroque music
with the historical steps and
gestures of Baroque dance
featuring guest soloists Julie
Andrijeski, baroque violin,
Barry Bauguess, baroque
trumpet, and Paige WhitleyBauguess, baroque dance.
Single tickets cost $23 for
adults, $5 for students and
are free for children 12 and
under. For more information
about the series, visit www.
theartistseries.org or call
850-224-9934.
Sept. 12-29
Tallahassee Little Theatre
starts its 2013-14 Mainstage
Series with “Monty Python’s
Spamalot,” the wildly popular
Tony Award-winning musical
comedy featuring King Arthur,
Lancelot, Galahad, Brave
Sir Robin and the rest of the
knights of the round table as
they sing and dance (often at
the same time) through the
production “lovingly ripped
off” from the film “Monty
Python and the Holy Grail.”
Mainstage subscriptions
include tickets to all five
Mainstage shows (“Monty
Python’s Spamalot,” “Fox on
the Fairway,” “La Cage aux
Folles,” “Clybourne Park” and
The Imposters
Gainesville’s Free Fridays Concert Series will host The Beatles tribute band,
The Impostors, tonight (Friday) at 8 p.m. at the Bo Diddley Community
Plaza. A perenniel “Free Fridays” favorite, The Impostors play a wide
selection of Beatles’ favorites from the popular hits of the early heydays,
through the experimental era of the “Revolver” and “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely
Hearts Club Band” albums, to the “Abbey Road” album.
Season Calendars
NFCC Artist Series has
entertainment variety
North Florida Community
College’s 2012-13 Artist
Series season will once
again feature a wide variety
of entertainment events
including a cappella music
and a pet theatre.
The season begins in
early October and continues
through April 2014. All
performances will be held
in Van H. Priest Auditorium,
located on the NFCC
campus in Madison, at 7
p.m.
Both season passes and
individual tickets are on sale
now. Season passes are $65
for adults, $40 for children
(ages 17 and under) and
NFCC students. Individual
tickets will be $15 for adults
and $8 for children and
NFCC students.
Contact
the
NFCC
College
Advancement
Office at (850) 973-1653 or
ArtistSeries@nfcc.edu for
more information.
The 2013-14 artist series
will include:
The Bronx
Wanderers
Thursday, Oct. 3
The season opens with
two hours of 50s, 60s and
70s rock n’ roll. With strong
vocals and musicianship,
dynamic
enthusiasm
and a love of the music
they perform, The Bronx
Wanderers recreate the
“magic” of the era and will
present an evening of toetapping, hand-clapping and
dancing in the aisles.
Brotherhood
Thursday, Nov. 7
Audiences will enjoy
the harmonic voices of
Brotherhood, an a cappella
quintet from Tampa. The
group, together since 1988,
sings music of the 50s and
60s--offering a mix of jazz,
rock, pop, oldies, doo wop
and gospel--with harmony,
ringing high notes, earth
shaking lows and talent.
“The Nutcracker”
Tuesday, Dec. 3
A sparkling production
that is truly an all-time
family favorite for the
holidays. Become entranced
by the beauty of the Sugar
Plum Fairy and her dazzling
Court, enchanted by the
swirling snowflakes and
breathtaking snow, and
cheer for the tiny toy
soldiers and their leader,
the handsome Nutcracker
Prince. The production will
be performed by Dance
Alive National Ballet.
Popovich Comedy
Pet Theater
Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2014
The
World
Famous
Popovich Comedy Pet
Theater is a family-oriented
blend of the unique comedy
and juggling skills of
Gregory Popovich, and the
extraordinary talents of his
performing pets. Each of the
show’s 15 cats and 10 dogs
were once strays, rescued
from animal shelters. Now,
they love to show off
onstage by performing a
variety of stunts and skits.
It’s a show that both adults
and kids of all ages enjoy.
“California
Dreaming”
Friday, Feb. 28, 2014
“California Dreaming” is
a musical journey through
the California pop scene of
the mid-’60s and early ‘70s
featuring a group of young
dreamers as they converge
on the sunny Pacific shore to
celebrate the harmonies of a
new age. Songs like “I Get
Around,” “Surfing U.S.A.,”
“Wipeout,”
“Dream
a
Little Dream of Me,” “Our
House,” “Good Vibrations”
and “California Dreamin’”
make this “the happiest and
most nostalgic stage show
in America.”
Shannon
Slaughter &
County Clare
Friday, March 14, 2014
With powerful singing
and ultra-tight harmony,
award-winning songwriter
Shannon Slaughter and his
band, County Clare bring
a fresh sound to the stage.
They mix fresh, original
songs with recognizable
bluegrass and traditional
country music, and throw
in some “good ole’ doses
of humor” for a night
to remember. The band
focuses
on
innovative
instrumentation
and
arrangements, while paying
homage to tradition.
“The Fantasticks”
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Don’t miss this highlyacclaimed,
steampunk
version of a classic. The
Fantasticks is the world’s
longest-running production
of any kind. At the heart
of its breathtaking poetry
and
subtle
theatrical
sophistication is a purity
and
simplicity
that
transcends cultural barriers.
Punctuated by a bountiful
series of catchy, memorable
songs, audiences will find
themselves humming along
whether they are revisiting
the show or discovering it for
the first time. Performed by
Nebraska Theatre Caravan,
the production is funded
in part by a grant from
South Arts in partnership
with
the
National
Endowment for the Arts
and the Florida Division of
Cultural Affairs.
this weekend at the movies
September hasn’t been
nearly as busy as August
was as far as the number of
new releases each week, but
we still get two new movies
this weekend.
The godfather of almost
every action movie of the
past two decades, Luc
Besson,
combines
his
talents with the godfather
himself, Martin Scorsese, to
present the action comedy
“The Family.” Besson
is directing his first adult
action movie since “The
Fifth Element” with Robert
DeNiro (“Silver Linings
Playbook”) starring as a
former mobster who is now
in witness protection with
his wife (Michelle Pfeiffer,
“Dark Shadows”) and his
children (Dianna Agron,
“Glee,” and John D’Leo)
after he rats on the mob.
The family’s old habits are
hard to break, even in rural
France, and their Witness
Protection handler (Tommy
Lee Jones, “Lincoln”) may
not be able to keep their new
identities a secret for much
longer. Besson has written
and produced countless
action movies, including
“Transporter,”
“Taken,”
“Kiss of the Dragon,”
“Unleashed” and more, but
it’s been some time since he
directed one himself. I’ve
seen two trailers for “The
Family,” one highlighting
the action and the other the
comedy. It remains to be
seen just where the balance
is between the two.
The film is rated R for
violence, language and brief
sexuality.
With
“Insidious:
Chapter 2,” director James
Wan tries to build on the
success he had over the
summer with his wellreceived horror film “The
Conjuring” in this sequel to
his 2011 movie, “Insidious.”
Unlike many horror sequels,
most of the principal actors
are back, including Patrick
Wilson and Rose Byrne as
haunted couple Josh and
Renai Lambert, along with
Ty Simpkins as their son
Dalton. Picking up right
where the last film left
off, Josh and Dalton have
returned from the spirit
world, but something may
have hitched a ride with
them. I haven’t seen the first
film, but the trailers for this
one are sure creepy enough.
The movie is rated PG13 for intense sequences
of terror and violence, and
thematic elements.
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Perry News-Herald
September 13-14, 2013
Organizers said they were pleased with the response to the first combined Farmers Market/Flea Market held at the Grand Pavilion in Rosehead Park
Saturday, Sept. 7. “We will continue to have both groups of vendors set up every Saturday. This has been a learning process for us all, and we are so
pleased with the turnout and support from our vendors and the community,” Main Street Perry Director Tracey Smith said. To become a vendor, contact
Smith at 843-1279. Shown here are scenes from the kick-off event, which included music by Taylor Chaffin, and a special appearance by Taylor County’s
forestry queens.
Maj. McDaniel welcomed as senior instructor
Taylor County High
School’s Bulldog Battalion
has
welcomed
Major
Christopher McDaniel as
the new ROTC senior Army
instructor.
McDaniel enlisted in the
Air Force after high school
graduation in 1987, where
he served as an electronics
technician.
He rose to the rank of
sergeant, and served in
Operation Desert Shield and
Desert Storm.
He switched branches
to the Army in 1994 (as
a finance specialist) in
order to apply for Officer
Candidate School (OCS).
He received a nomination
Major Christopher
McDaniel
to OCS and graduated with
honors in 1996 when he
was commissioned as a
2nd Lieutenant in Armor
Branch.
After
commissioning,
McDaniel’s
assignments
included: Tank Platoon
Leader,
B
Company
2-70
Armor
Battalion
in Fort Riley, Kan.;
Company
Executive
Officer, B Company 2-70
Armor Battalion; Troop
Commander,
B
Troop
5-15 Cavalry Squadron in
Fort Knox, Ky.; Company
Commander, Headquarters
and Headquarters Company
46th Adjutant General
Battalion in Fort Knox;
Information Management
Officer,
10th
Special
Forces Group in Fort
Carson, Colo.; Director of
Information Management,
Combined Joint Special
Operations Task ForceArabian Peninsula, Iraq
(two combat tours); Deputy
for the Programs, Projects
and Architecture Division
for Third Army and
U.S.
Army
Central
Command G6 in Camp
Arifjan, Kuwait.
He earned bachelor’s
degrees in both psychology
and criminal justice from
North Carolina Wesleyan
College in Rocky Mount,
N.C.
He also holds a master’s
degree
in
computer
science from the Naval
Post Graduate School in
Monterey, Calif.
McDaniel is a graduate
of the Armor Officer
Basic Course, Fort Knox,
Ky.;
Combined
Arms
Services Staff School, Fort
Leavenworth, Kan.; Armor
Officer Advanced Course,
Fort Knox; and the Army
Command and General
Staff Officers Course.
His
awards
and
decorations include the
Meritorious Service Medal
with oak leaf cluster, Joint
Service
Commendation
Medal with oak leaf cluster,
Army
Commendation
Medal, Army Achievement
Medal,
Air
Force
Achievement Medal with
oak leaf cluster, Army Good
Conduct Medal, Air Force
Good Conduct Medal,
National Defense Service
Medal with Bronze Star
Device, Southwest Asia
Service Medal with two
Bronze Star Devices, Global
War on Terrorism Service
Medal,
Army
Service
Ribbon,
Saudi
Arabia
Kuwait Liberation Medal,
Kuwait Liberation Medal,
Air Force Outstanding
Unit Award with Valor,
Army Superior Unit Award,
Parachutist Badge and
the Bronze Order of Saint
George award.
He is married to Carleen
McDaniel and has two
children, Tyler (age 21) and
Kaitlin (age 18).
GLANCE AT PAST
Continued from page 2
21-13 victory over the
Taylor County High School
Bulldogs in their season
opener.
sidewalk sale. The shops
included Ginny’s MiniMall, the Style Shoppe,
Gayle’s Gems and Gifts,
Scottie Discount, Southern
Auto,
the
Diamond
Shoppe,
Jeanetta’s
Flowers & Things, The
Fair Store, Western Auto,
Vann H. Priest Co., Perry
Drapery and Gifts, The
Emporium, Wilder’s Men’s
Shop, Bell Pharmacy and
Flower Shop, Southern
Electric
and
Perry
Blueprinting.
Antique shop, rose garden
mark one-year anniversary
Mills
announced
the
engagement
of
their
daughter, Kathy Lee, to
Mark Anthony Hill. An
Oct. 21 wedding was
planned.
BLANTONS NAMED
‘FARM FAMILY’
The Donnie Blanton
Family of Eridu was named
1978 Outstanding Farm
Family of the Year. The
Blanton Farm specializes
in raising feeder pigs and
growing corn.
BEATEN BY THE
SYRUP-MAKERS!
The Cairo, Ga., SyrupMakers ran back two kickoffs, including the game
opener, to accomplish a
‘YANKEE PEDDLER’
OBSERVES
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
Maxine and Paul Allen,
proprietors of the Yankee
Peddler,
announced
a
one-year anniversary sale
at their gift shop which
featured antiques, candles
and cypress clocks.
The couple moved to
Perry from New England the
previous year, opening both
the shop and a rose garden
for the public to enjoy.
DOWNTOWN PERRY’S
SHOPS JOIN FORCES
All the downtown shops
joined forces to present a
WILD BLUE YONDER
James T. Baxter was
pictured at the Perry-Foley
Airport after beginning
flight training. He finished
his first solo flight Aug. 16,
and joined the Civil Air
Patrol, working with the
organization’s
Sundown
Patrol.
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Perry News-Herald
September 13-14, 2013
Weekend
Playground
Horoscopes
ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20
Aries, the week ahead is looking pretty
good, as you will find people are more
sensitive to your needs. Work with those
willing to work with you.
TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21
Taurus, your visions of how things should
be might differ from how things really
are. Work toward improving those things
that need some work, and things will turn
out just fine.
CLUES ACROSS
GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21
Some surprises come your way this week,
Gemini. But things will soon begin to fall
into place. Just be patient before you
make important decisions.
CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22
Things may seem a bit strained this week,
Cancer. But all it takes is a little cooperation
and an increased focus on teamwork, and
things will quickly return to normal.
LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23
Leo, stay prepared and well organized
and this week should fly by without a
hitch. Feel free to try some things that go
against the grain.
CLUES DOWN
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22
Virgo, don’t feel badly about the things
over which you have little control. Go
out and have a good time this week,
and eventually things will run their
course.
for the third week
of September
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
Scorpio, try not to be overly protective
of your secrets this week. A friend or
family member is offering their help and
guidance, and such insight will prove
invaluable.
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21
Sagittarius, a seemingly insurmountable
obstacle presents itself this week.
Some creativity and quick thinking will
be necessary, but you will enjoy the
challenge.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
Keep your feet on the ground this
week, Capricorn. Even if you prefer to
have your head in the clouds, keeping
your cool will pay dividends in the long
run.
Here’s How It Works:
Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken
down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the
numbers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column
and box. Each number can appear only once in
each row, column and box. You can figure out the
order in which the numbers will appear by using the
AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 numeric clues already provided in the boxes. The
Aquarius, enjoy some quiet time so you more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve
can regroup after a hectic couple of weeks. the puzzle!
You earned some rest and relaxation,
and this time away will recharge your
batteries.
PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20
Pisces, you have a lot of good ideas, and
it’s time to share those ideas at the office.
Your star will soon start to rise.
LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23
Libra, it may prove challenging to sit still
the next few days. People may be pulling
at you from many different directions,
and you will not know which way to
lean.
From the Recipe Book
Hispanic cuisine something to celebrate
Hispanic heritage is something to celebrate. Hispanics
have made numerous contributions in all walks of life,
be it science, art, culture, or even cuisine.
Hispanic cuisine is beloved the world over, but it
doesn’t take a cook or chef of Hispanic descent to
bring even the most delicious dishes into their own
kitchens.
Whether you’re of Hispanic descent or someone who
simply loves a good meal, the following recipe for “FlatGrilled Shrimp With Pimenton and Shaved Marcona
Almonds” from James Campbell Caruso’s “Espana:
Exploring the Flavors of Spain” (Gibbs Smith) is a great
way to celebrate Hispanics and all of their contributions
to the world.
without crowding. Sear for 1 minute. Decrease the heat
to medium and continue cooking for 1 minute longer.
Turn the shrimp, increase the heat to high and sear for
2 more minutes, or until shrimp are golden. Keep the
shrimp warm on an ovenproof platter in a low oven.
Cook the rest of the shrimp in the same way.
When all the shrimp are cooked, arrange on a platter
and serve immediately. Using a microplane or fine
cheese grater, grind the almonds over the shrimp and
let the almond dust sprinkle down.
Flat-Grilled Shrimp With Pimenton and
Shaved Marcona Almonds
Serves 6
1/2 cup olive oil
Juice of 1 lemon
2 teaspoons sea salt
24 medium-large shrimp (about 1 pound), in the shell
with heads intact
10 Marcona almonds
In a bowl, whisk together the olive oil, lemon juice
and salt until well blended. Heat a plancha, grill or castiron skillet to high heat. Toss the shrimp in the oil-lemon
mixture.
Working in batches, grill the shrimp in a single layer
Flat-Grilled Shrimp With Pimenton and Marcona Almonds
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at www.perrynewspapers.com.
A-12A-12
Perry
News-Herald
September
13-14,
2013
Perry
News-Herald
September
13-14,
2013
DEADLINES:
Deadlines for classified ads are Monday by
5 p.m. for the Taco Times and
5 p.m. Wednesday for the Perry News-Herald.
AUCTION SATURDAY SEPT. 14
AT 6:30PM. MADISON AUCTION
HOUSE. 1693 SW MOSELEY
HALL RD (CR360) 850 973-1444
ITEMS FOR HOME, YARD AND
SHOP. TOO MANY ITEMS TO
LIST.
WE
ARE
AIR
CONDITIONED. PICTURES AT
auctionzip.com (search auction
house/madison) 10% BUYERS
PREMIUM.
MC,
VISA,
DISCOVER, DEBIT CARDS,
CHECKS
AND
CASH
ACCEPTED. AU691 RON COX,
AB2490
PS, 9/11 9/13
YARDSALE
Yard Sale. Saturday, Sept. 14, 8
a.m. - 12 p.m. 100 Monroe Street,
off of Hwy 98.
9/13
Yard Sale. Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 13 & 14, 7 a.m. until. Lots of
vintage collectables, clothes,
furniture, household tools, sports
and toys. 726 N. Jefferson Street.
Yard Sale. Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 13 & 14, 8 a.m. -12 p.m. at
1974 Kinsey Road. Hwy 98 past
Deal's. Follow signs. No early
birds please.
9/13
Yard Sale. Saturday, Sept. 14, 8
a.m. - 12 p.m. 187 Will Clark Road.
Go north on 221, 1/2 mile north of
Dollar General turn right. House is
about one quarter mile on right.
Landscape blocks and lots more.
9/13
Yard Sale. Saturday, Sept. 14, 8
a.m. - 3 p.m. rain or shine. 15812
Breeze Drive. Tools, furniture,
piano, Pontiac convertible and
other miscellaneous items.
09/13
Yard sale. Friday & Saturday, 9
a.m. until. Rain or shine, 3498
Hwy. 19 S. (Taylor Storage
Center). Over 40 rooms of
household
furniture
and
appliances, and anything else you
might want, aluminum truck tool
box, girls' bicycles, antique chest
of drawers, bassinet, Dish satellite
receiver & DVR, pictures, small
appliances, sofa, swivel rockers,
changing table, baby items,
hunting knives, triple ball trailer
hitch, tools, TV, DVD player, LCD
monitor, performance single water
ski, pool protector alarm, wood
pulpit/podium, gas fireplace and
double tricycle. Much, much more.
Plus inventory reduction sale.
MISC
We
Buy
Scrap
Metal and Junk
Cars
850-838-5865
RC,Tfn
3.5 ton package heat pump, good
condition. No leaks, has heat
strips also. $400 OBO Call (850)
838-7933.
9/11, 9/13
For sale. Hot Tub $400, 52" T.V.
$250, daybed and new mattress
$200. Call (850) 371-2826.
9/11, 9/13
Maple kitchen cabinets (10) $600
firm, 4 like new (counter height)
dining chairs $100, 3 two man
ladder stands $60 each or $150
for all, cattle mineral feeder, small
gates, commercial super size
dryer $75, gas fireplace $100,
live stock "hot shot" $25. Call
(850) 838-5297.
9/13
PETS
For sale. Shih Tzu puppies. Call
(850) 223-1192, leave message.
09/11-9/20
WANTED
Steinhatchee rental wanted.
Single Senior Fisherman. Small
winter rental, Dec.-April. Truck and
boat parking. Cable and Internet.
Non-smoker or alcohol. Veteran.
Please email:
ewho0702150@gmail.com
LOST AND FOUND
REWARD
$500, No questions asked
LOST!!! Australian Shepherd
Dog, (red, gray, white) in airport
area. No tail and no collar. Has
one blue eye and one brown eye.
May be headed home to Boyd.
Call (850) 584-2027
9/6-9/27
Rooms available at Skylark Motel
everything included for monthly
$595 (required $45 deposit), $195
weekly or $40 daily (tax included).
317 N. Byron Butler Pkwy. (305)
970-1653.
LS, tfn
For Rent. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath
Mobile Home, $650.00 per month
$300.00 deposit.EXCELLENT
CREDIT REFRENCES, NO
PETS. Call (850) 584-7094
EMH, tfn
3 bedroom, 2 bath trailer $450 per
month. No pets and no kids.
Serious inquires only. Call 8435844.
9/13-9/18
TIDEWATER APARTMENTS
Now accepting applications for
2 & 3 bedroom apartments....
Rent based on income. On-site
laundry. Most utilities included.
Close to shopping centers, city
parks, and Boys & Girls Club.
Public transportation available.
850-584-6842, TDD 711, EHO.
Section 8 Affordable Multifamily
Housing.
TWA,TFN
For Rent. Town and Country has 1
and 2 bedroom mobile homes
available. $400 per month, $400
deposit. Call (850) 584-3095 or
(954) 601-7393 for more details.
9/11-9/27
Westgate Rooms available for
rent. Refrigerator, microwave, TV
with cable, AC/Heater. Everything
included. $195- $240 weekly, $40
daily, $595-$635 per month.
RV sites $20 daily, $120 weekly,
$350 monthly. Tax included. 1627
S. Byron Butler Pkwy. (786) 3442546. Lily.
3 Bed 2 bath brick home for rent
$800 per month with a $800
deposit. Close to schools in a
friendly neighborhood. 1426 sq-ft,
with tile throughout the living
areas and carpeted bedrooms.
Fenced backyard, large laundry
room, large covered back porch
and screened front porch.
Available 10/1/13 Call 850-3714793 for info.
9/11-9/27
FOR RENT
For rent. 2 bedroom, 1 bath
apartment. $525 a month, $600
deposit. No pets. Call (850) 8387289 and leave message.
9/13, 9/27
For rent. 36' camper for rent on
fenced lot. Electric and water
furnished, has washer and dryer.
$135 weekly. Call (850) 843-4305
or home (850) 584-7073.
9/11-9/20
3 bedroom, 2 bath doublewide,
completely remodeled. $500 per
month, $500 deposit. Need
references, near stores and
restaurants. 2 bedroom, 1 bath,
$400 per month and $400 deposit,
funfurnished. Call (850) 584-3835.
9/13
2 bedroom 1 bath. $450 per
month. No pets and no kids. Call
843-5844.
9/13-9/18
For rent. 3 bedroom, 2 bath
doublewide. $575 per month,
$600 deposit. No pets. Call (850)
838-7289 and leave message.
9/13, 9/27
STEINHATCHEE
PLACE RESORT
Furnished 1 and 2 bedroom
apartments for rent $600 to $800.
Included with rent is full cable t.v.,
Internet, hot tub, one block to river
and new boat landing. Call (352)
498-7740 if no answer call (813)
677-9640.
SPR,tfn
1 bedroom, 1 bathroom 2nd story
apartment. 900 sq. feet, near
Keaton Beach. $650 per month
plus security deposit. Includes
utilities, pets extra, references
needed. Call (850) 578-2356.
9/11-9/20
LAND/HOME
Financing, Low, Low Interest
Rates
Well, Septic, Power Pole &
Permits
Can Be Included On All
Modular & Manufactured Homes
Call 386.243.8678
Jacobsen Homes Factory Outlet
Lake City, FL. JH, TFN
REPO'S! Land & Homes. Home
only, all counties. Call (352) 4939600. TMH,TFN
House for sale. Every offer will be
considered. Asking $35,000. 3
bedroom, 1 bath house , great for
a rental property. Renovated
throughout. Call (850) 584-1268.
08/30,6,13,20,27
Land for Sale, 221 North between
Shiloh Church Rd. and Cairo
Parker Rd. 1 acre lots with paved
roads. Owner financing available.
Please call (386) 658-1346 or
(850) 584-7466.
EF, TFN.
$74,900 1.20 ACRES 28X70 4
BEDROOM. 2 BATH COUNTRY
LIVING AT ITS BEST. READY TO
MOVE IN PERRY. CALL (352)
490-7422.
PH
MOBILE HOMES
Jacobsen Homes
Big 4BR/2 BA with Den
Del & Set-Up
Only $59,995
Call 386.243.8678.
JH, TFN
NEVER TITLED
28x56, Jacobsen
4BR/2 BA, Del & Set-Up
3 Models Left, $49,995
Call 386.438.8458.
JH,TFN
FACTORY SALE IN PROGRESS
Jacobsen Homes Factory Outlet
Lake City, FL
3BR/2 BA, Only $235 Per Mo.
Call 386.243.8678.
JH
BANK REPO!
2008, Townhome, 32x76 4BR/2
BA, Loaded, Inc's Stainless
Appliance Pkg., Gourmet
Kitchen, Upgraded Insulation R30, Real Wood Cabinets &
Glamor Bath, Save Thousands!
Call 386-438-8458.
JH, TFN
Completely furnished efficiency
apartment. Very quiet, 1-2 adults.
Utilities and satellite TV included.
NO KIDS AND NO PETS. $150
weekly plus $150 security
deposit. Call (850) 295-1968 or
(850) 584-2199.
09/6-9/25
Jacobsen Homes Factory Outlet
Guaranteed Lowest Prices in
Florida
They Sell For The Factory...
...WE ARE THE FACTORY!
3BR/2 BA, Starting @ $235 Per
Mo.
See The Best Built Homes In FL
Jacobsen Homes of Lake City
Call 386-438-8458.
JH, TFN
Classifieds Work
Call 584-5513
3BR/2 BA, Only $235 Per Mo.
Call 386.243.8678. JH, TFN
1989 Ford Bronco II, 4x4; 4 spd
trans, V6, AC, 30x9.50x15 mud
grip tires, good condition, runs
good. $2,000/OBO/Trade. Call
850-838-5665.
9/11, 9/13 DG
2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Sharp! Power windows and locks.
Cold AC. 135,000 miles, motor
runs strong.
$3,500, (850) 843-3869.
SL,tfn
1994 Chevy Suburban Silverado.
Only 10,000 miles on brand new
motor and transmission. New
tires, asking $4,500. Call (850)
584-7798 or (850) 838-7791.
TFN
OUTDOORS
A Ford Class "C" motorhome. A
great buy at $18,500. See at 3002
Foley Cutoff Road. Call Ralph
Carlton at (850)584-7783
9/4-9/13
2008 Montana 3075RL 5th wheel
RV. 3 slides, furnance, AC, 2 TVs,
50 amp, king bed. $26,000. Call
(850) 223-3702.
9/11-9/20
7'x14' Heavy duty flatbed trailer,
double axle. Needs new floor and
T.L.C. $350/offer. 17' painted boat
trailer in good shape, $495/ offer.
Please call (850) 223-1448.
HELP WANTED
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Looking for a career??
We are seeking Full Time,
DEPENDABLE help.
Construction/Electrical
background/experience a plus!
A clean driver’s license record
& drug test are required.
Apply @ the Workforce Mobile
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9/13, JJ
Now Hiring General managers &
Assistant Managers
Fast Track Food Stores
Monticello/ Madison/ Greenville/
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Qualified candidates must have
excellent customer service and
employee relation skills.
The successful candidate will be
capable of operating in a fast
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Must have a flexible schedule and
be self-motivated.
Benefits include: Competitive pay
Bonus program Performancebased pay increases Paid
vacations, holidays
Please fax resume to: 352-3331161. To Apply go to:
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Land O' Sun, 9/11-9/20
Pharmacy Tech wanted. See www.
nfcc.edu for details.
9/6-9/27, NFCC
SERVICES
TALL TIMBER TREE SERVICE
•Stump Grinding
•Tree Trimming
•Tree Removal
•Debris Removal
•Bucket truck use
•Bush Hogging
•Land Clearing
*Free Estimates* and
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Call today!
850-838-5923 or 850-584-8191
Mark A. Moneyhan
Licensed and Insured
Certified Quality Specialist.
MM, 11/ 6
A-13 Perry
CARPET & VINYL
Quality flooring work, low prices
and repairs. Over 30 years
experience. Call (850) 838-9050.
BR, fri's
"DJ & Karaoke 4 U."
Weddings big and small.
Call (850) 843-1494.
08/14-09/06
9/6-10/25 fri.
JM Handyman Home Repairs,
LLC Pressure washing, painting,
concrete, wood decks, Ceramic
tile, laminate wood available,
Mobile Home Repairs, RV Leak
Repairs. 838-6077 or 584-2270.
JM,tfn,(Fri)
Joe Coxwell Welding LLC.
Welding, fabrication and repair
mobile service. Located on
Harrison Blue Rd. Call (850) 8433500. 9/6-9/27
Quest
Training
offers
a
professional CNA prep class
taught by a registered nurse. High
pass rates on the state test. No
GED or Diploma required if age
18-year. Day and evening classes.
Call (386) 362-1065.
10/27
Mutts Cutts Dog Grooming by
John.
bath-cut=groom-nails
584-2027 or (850) 591-8301
Walk-Ins Welcome
(3 miles down Puckett Rd,)
9/6-9/27
A to Z Farm and Lawn Service
Land clearing, tree trimming/
removal, dump truck service,
harrowing, bush hog mowing, rake
work, dirt leveling and complete
lawn service. Call 584-6737.
AZ, TFN
Quality Lawn Service
Mowing and trimming
parking lot blow off and more.
(850) 843-2906
Proffessional work
at a cheap price.
8/28-9/13
LEGALS
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING: The
District Board of Trustees of North
Florida Community College will
hold its regular monthly meeting
Tuesday, September 17, 2013 at
5:30 p.m. in the NFCC Board
Room, NFCC, 325 NW Turner
Davis Dr., Madison, FL. A copy of
the agenda may be obtained by
writing: NFCC, Office of the
President, 325 NW Turner Davis
Dr., Madison, FL 32340.
For
d i s a b i l i t y - r e l a t e d
accommodations, contact the
NFCC
Office
of
College
Advancement,
850-973-1653.
NFCC is an equal access/equal
opportunity employer.
Notice of Lien Sale
Public notice of sale of the
contents of Mini-Storage unit(s)
listed as B-20 Suzie Montilione
1751 Pine Bluff Rd. Perry, Florida
32348
LOCATED AT: Handy Rentals, 900
Industrial Park Dr. Perry, Florida
32348
The contents of all being listed as
Household Goods.
CONTENTS WILL BE SOLD OR
DISPOSED OF ON or AFTER
September 25, 2013
PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENT TO
ISSUE AIR PERMIT
Florida Department of
Environmental Protection
Northeast District Office
Draft/Proposed Permit No.
1230034-020-AV
Florida Gas Transmisison
Company
Compressor Station No. 15
Taylor County, Florida
Applicant: The applicant for this
project is Florida Gas Transmission
Company.
The
applicant's
responsible official and mailing
address are: David W. Shellhouse,
Vice
President
Southeast
Operations,
Florida
Gas
Help Wanted
DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED
NOW! Learn to drive for US
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experience needed! Local CDL
Traning. Job ready in 15 days!
(888)368-1964
Transmisisons Company, 2405
Lucien Way, Suite 200, Maitland,
Florida
32751-7047.
Facility Location: The applicant
operates the existing Compressor
Station No. 16, which is located
at 2065 Pisgah Road (County
Road 361) Perry, Taylor County,
Florida.
Project: The applicant applied
on June 30, 2013 to the
Department for a Title V air
operation
permit
renewal/revision. The facility is
one of the existing compressor
stations for the natural gas
pipeline serving Florida. This
permit renewal/revision is being
issued for the purpose of
renewing Title V Air Operation
Permit No. 1230034-019-AV. This
permit also revises the annual
Visible Emissions requirement of
EU002, EU 004 & EU006 to a 5 year
testing prior to obtaining a
renewed operation permit.
Permitting Authority: Applications
for Title V air operation permits
are subject to review in
accordance with the provisions
of Chapter 403, Florida Statutes
(F.S.) and Chapters 62-4, 62-210,
62-213
of
the
Florida
Administrative Code (F.A.C.). The
proposed project is not exempt
from air permitting requirements
and a Title V air operation permit
is required to operate the facility.
The
Department
of
Environmental Protection's Waste
and Air Resource Management
Program in the Northeast District
Office is the Permitting Authority
responsible for making a permit
determination for this project.
The
Permitting
Authority's
physical and mailing address is
8800 Baymeadows Way, suite
100, Jacksonville, Florida 32256.
The
Permitting
Authority's
telephone number is 904/2561700.
Project File: A complete project
file is available for public
inspection during the normal
business hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m., Monday through Friday
(except legal holidays), at the
address indicated above for the
Permitting
Authority.
The
complete project file includes
the draft/proposed permit, the
statement
of
basis,
the
application, and the information
submitted by the applicant,
exclusive of confidential records
under Section 403.111, F.S.
Interested persons may view the
draft /proposed permit by visiting
the following website:
http://www.dep.state.fl.us/air/e
mission/apds/default.asp and
entering the permit number
shown above. Interested persons
may contact the Permitting
Authority's
project
review
engineer
for
additional
information at the address or
phone number listed above.
Notice of Intent to Issue Permit:
The Permitting Authority gives
notice of its intent to issue a
draft/proposed Title V air
operation
permit
renewal/revision to the applicant
for the project described above.
The applicant has provided
reasonable
assurance
that
continued operation of the
existing equipment will not
adversely impact air quality and
that the project will comply with
all appropriate provisions of
Chapters 62-4, 62-204, 62-210, 62212, 62-213, 62-296 and 62-297,
F.A.C. The Permitting Authority
will issue a final permit in
accordance with the conditions
of the draft/proposed permit
unless a response received in
accordance with the following
procedures results in a different
decision or a significant change
of terms or conditions.
Comments:
The
Permitting
Authority will accept written
comments
concerning
the
draft/proposed
Title V air operation permit for a
period of 30 days from the date
of publication of the Public
Notice. Written comments must
be received by the close of
business (5:00 p.m.), on or before
the end of this 30-day period by
the Permitting Authority at the
above address. As part of his or
her comments, any person may
also request that the Permitting
Authority hold a public meeting
on this permitting action. If the
Permitting Authority determines
there is sufficient interest for a
public meeting, it will publish
notice of the time, date, and
location
in
the
Florida
Administrative Weekly (FAW). If a
public meeting is requested
within the 30-day comment
period and conducted by the
Permitting Authority, any oral
and written comments received
during the public meeting will
also be considered by the
Permitting Authority. If timely
received written comments or
comments received at a public
meeting result in a significant
change to the draft/proposed
permit, the Permitting Authority
shall
issue
a
revised
draft/proposed permit and
require, if applicable, another
Public Notice. All comments filed
will be made available for public
inspection.
For
additional
information,
contact
the
Permitting Authority at the above
address or phone number.
Petitions: A person whose
substantial interests are affected
by the proposed permitting
decision may petition for an
administrative
hearing
in
accordance
with
Sections
120.569 and 120.57, F.S. The
petition must contain the
information set forth below and
must be filed with (received by)
the Department's Agency Clerk
in the Office of General Counsel
of
the
Department
of
Environmental Protection, 3900
Commonwealth Boulevard, Mail
Station #35, Tallahassee, Florida
32399-3000. Petitions filed by the
applicant or any of the parties
listed below must be filed within
14 days of receipt of this Written
Notice of Intent to Issue Air
Permit. Petitions filed by any
persons other than those entitled
to written notice under Section
120.60(3), F.S., must be filed within
14 days of publication of the
attached Public Notice or within
14 days of receipt of this Written
Notice of Intent to Issue Air
Permit, whichever occurs first.
Under Section 120.60(3), F.S.,
however, any person who asked
the Permitting Authority for
notice of agency action may file
a petition within 14 days of
receipt of that notice, regardless
of the date of publication. A
petitioner shall mail a copy of the
petition to the applicant at the
address indicated above, at the
time of filing. The failure of any
person to file a petition within the
appropriate time period shall
constitute a waiver of that
person's right to request an
administrative
determination
(hearing) under Sections 120.569
and 120.57, F.S., or to intervene in
this proceeding and participate
as a party to it. Any subsequent
intervention (in a proceeding
initiated by another party) will be
only at the approval of the
presiding officer upon the filing of
a motion in compliance with
Rule 28-106.205, F.A.C.
A petition that disputes the
material facts on which the
Permitting Authority's action is
based must contain the following
information: (a) The name and
address
of
each
agency
affected and each agency's file
or identification number, if
known; (b) The name, address
and telephone number of the
petitioner; the name address
and telephone number of the
petitioner's representative, if any,
which shall be the address for
service purposes during the
course of the proceeding; and
an explanation of how the
petitioner's substantial rights will
be affected by the agency
determination; (c) A statement
of when and how the petitioner
received notice of the agency
action or proposed decision; (d)
A statement of all disputed issues
of material fact. If there are
none, the petition must so
indicate;
(e)
A
concise
statement of the ultimate facts
alleged, including the specific
facts the petitioner contends
warrant reversal or modification
of the agency's proposed action;
(f) A statement of the specific
rules or statutes the petitioner
contends require reversal or
modification of the agency's
proposed action including an
explanation of how the alleged
facts relate to the specific rules
or statutes; and, (g) A statement
of the relief sought by the
petitioner, stating precisely the
action the petitioner wishes the
agency to take with respect to
the agency's proposed action. A
petition that does not dispute the
material facts upon which the
Permitting Authority's action is
based shall state that no such
facts are in dispute and
otherwise shall contain the same
information as set forth above, as
required by Rule 28-106.301,
F.A.C.
Because the administrative
hearing process is designed to
formulate final agency action,
the filing of a petition means that
the Permitting Authority's final
action may be different from the
position taken by it in this Public
Notice of Intent to Issue Air
Permit. Persons whose substantial
interests will be affected by any
such final decision of the
Permitting Authority on the
application have the right to
petition to become a party to
the proceeding, in accordance
with the requirements set forth
above.
Mediation: Mediation is not
available for this proceeding.
EPA Review: EPA has agreed to
treat the draft/proposed Title V
air operation permit as a
proposed Title V air operation
permit and to perform its 45-day
review provided by the law and
regulations concurrently with the
public comment periodprovided
that the applicant also transmits
an electronic copy of the
required proof of publication
directly to EPA at the following
email address:
oquendo.ana@epamail.epa.go
v.. Although EPA's 45-day review
period will be performed
concurrently with the public
comment period, the deadline
for submitting a citizen petition to
object to the EPA Administrator
will be determined as if EPA's 45day review period is performed
after the public comment period
has ended. The final Title V air
operation permit will be issued
after the conclusion of the 45day EPA review period so long as
no adverse comments are
received that result in a different
decision or significant change of
terms or conditions. The status
regarding EPA's 45-day review of
this project and the deadline for
submitting a citizen petition can
be found at the following
website
address:
http:
/
/www.epa. gov/ region4/ air /
permits / Florida.htm.
Objections: Finally, pursuant to 42
United States Code (U.S.C.)
Section 7661d(b)(2)/ any person
may petition the Administrator of
the EPA within 60 days of the
expiration of the Administrator's
45-day
review
period
as
established at 42 U.S.C. Section
7661d(b)(l), to object to the
issuance of any Title V air
operation permit. Any petition
shall be based only on objections
to the Permit that were raised
with
reasonable
specificity
during
the
30-day
public
comment period provided in the
Public
Notice,
unless
the
petitioner demonstrates to the
Administrator of the EPA that it
was impracticable to raise such
objections within the comment
period or unless the grounds for
such objection arose after the
comment period. Filing of a
petition with the Administrator of
the EPA does not stay the
effective date of any permit
properly issued pursuant to the
provisions of Chapter 62-213,
F.A.C. Petitions filed with the
Administrator of EPA must meet
the requirements of 42 U.S.C.
Section 7661d(b)(2) and must be
filed with the Administrator of the
EPA at: U.S. EPA, 401 M Street,
S.W., Washington, D.C. 20460. For
more information regarding EPA
review and objections, visit EPA's
Region
4
web
site
at
http://www.epa.gov/region4/air
/permits/Florida.htm.
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
THIRD JUDICAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO.: 62-2013-CA-000029
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC.,
Plantiff,
vs.
SONYA V. CADDELL A/K/A SONYA
VALADA
CADDELL, et al,
Defendants(s).
______________/
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
pursuant to a Final Judgment of
Mortgage Foreclosure dated
August 21, 2013 and entered in
Case No. 62-2013-CA-000029 of
the Circuit Court of the THIRD
Judicial Circuit in and for TAYLOR
County,
Florida
wherein
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC. is
the Plaintiff and SONYA V.
CADDELL A/K/A SONYA VALADA
CADDELL; TENANT #1 N/K/A
DOMINIQUE DIXON , and TENANT
#2 N/K/A MERCEDES PRIDGEON
are the Defendants, The Clerk of
the Court will sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash at 108
N. JEFFERSON STREET ON THE
FRONT STEPS OF THE TAYLOR
COUNTY COURTHOUSE at 11:00
AM, on the 1st day of October,
2013, the following described
prooperty as set forth in said Final
Judgment.
LOT 7 BLOCK 3, COLONIAL
HOMES, INC. UNIT NO. 2, A
SUBDIVISION AS PER MAP OR PLAT
THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 1 PAGE 76 OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS ON FILE IN THE OFFICE
OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
A/K/A 308 PUCKETT ROAD, PERRY,
FL 32348
Any person claiming an interest
in the surplus from the sale if any,
other than the property owners
as of the date of the Lis Pendens
must file a claim with in sixty (60)
days after the sale.
WITNESS MY HAND and the seal
of this Court on Aug. 29, 2013
Annie M. Murphy
Clerk of Circuit Court
By: Marti Lee
Deputy Clerk
**See Americans with Disabilities
Act
If you are a person with disability
who needs any accommodation
in order to participate in this
proceeding, you are entitled, at
no cost to you, to the provision of
certain assistance.
Please contact:
Ms. Yanel Gonzalez
P.O. Box 1569
173 N.E. Hernando St., Rooom
408
Lake City, FL 32056-1569
Phone: 386-754-1569
Fax:386-758-2162
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO. 13-125CA
AMERIS BANK, a Georgia Bank,
4899 Belfort Road, Suite 100
Jacksonville, Florida 32256
Plaintiff,
v.
GBBB, LLC, and REBECCA G.
BLACK,
Defendants.
News-Herald September 13-14, 2013
_____________/
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
pursuant to Plaintiff's Final
Summary
Judgment
of
Foreclosure and Reformation of
Mortgage, entered in the abovecaptioned action, I will sell the
property situated in Taylor
County, Florida, described as
follows, to wit:
THE NORTH 70 FEET OF BLOCK 99,
FAULKNER ADDITION TO THE
TOWN OF PERRY, FLORIDA,
ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR
PLAT THEREOF ON RECORD IN THE
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF TAYLOR
COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PLAT BOOK
1, PAGE 16 AND 17, TOGETHER
WITH THAT PART OF A 21 FOOT
ALLEY LYING BETWEEN THE NORTH
70 FEET OF LOTS 5 AND 6, BLOCK
99 FAULKNER ADDITION ON THE
TOWN OF PERRY FLORIDA
ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR
PLAT THEREOF ON RECORD IN THE
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF CIRCUIT
COURT OF TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA IN PLAT BOOK 1, PAGES
16 AND 17 AND AS DESCRIBED
PER DEED BOOK 55, PAGE 304 OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF TAYLOR
COUNTY, FLORIDA;
LESS AND EXCEPT:THE EAST 77
FEET OF THE NORTH 70 FEET OF
BLOCK 99 FAULKNER ADDITION
TO THE TOWN OF PERRY FLORIDA
ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR
PLAT THEREOF ON RECCORD IN
THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
COURT OF TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA IN PLAT BOOK 1, PAGES
16 AND 17;
at public sale, to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, on October
1, 2013, at 11:00 a.m. p.m. EST, or
as soon thereafter as the sale
may proceed, at the courthouse
steps, located at Taylor County
Courthouse, 108 North Jefferson
Street, Perry, FL
32347, in
accordanc with section 45.031,
FLorida Statutes.
If you are a suordinate lien holder
claiming a right to funds
remainnig after the sale, you
must file a claim with the Clerk of
Court no later than 60 days after
the sale. If you fail to file a claim,
you will not be entitled to any
remaining funds.
Notice of Persons With Disabilities:
If you are a person with a
disability
who
needs
any
accommodation in order to
participate in this proceeding,
you are entitles, at no cost to
you, to the provision of certain
assistance. Please contact the
Court Administrator's office not
later than seven days prior to the
proceeding.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Aug. 29, 2013
Marti Lee
Deputy Clerk
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO. 13-124CA
AMERIS BANK, a Georgia Bank,
4899 Belfort Road, Suite 100
Jacksonville, Florida 32256,
Plaintiff,
v.
GBBB, LLC, and REBECCA G.
BLACK
Defendants.
___________/
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
pursuant to Plaintiff's Final
Summary
Judgment
of
Foreclosure entered in the
above-captioned action, I will
sell the property situated in Taylor
County, Florida, described as
follows, to wit:
LOTS 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 AND 9 OF
BLOCK
ONE
(1)
OF
THE
QUINNDALE
SUBDIVISION,
ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR
PLAT OF SAID QUINNDALE
SUBDIVISION AS SHOWN ON
RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA,
at public sale, to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, on October
1, 2013, at 11:00 a.m. EST, or as
soon thereafter as the sale may
proceed, at the Courthouse
steps, located at Taylor County
Courthouse, 108 North Jefferson
Street, Perry FL 32347, in
accordance with section 45.031,
Florida Statutes.
If you are a subordinate lien
holder claiming a right to funds
remaining after the sale, you
must file a claim with the Clerk of
Court no later than 60 days after
the sale. If you fail to file a claim,
you will not be entitled to any
remaining funds.
Notice
to
Persons
With
Disabilities: If you are a person
with a disability who needs any
accommodation in order to
participate in this proceeding,
you are entitled, at no cost to
you, to the provision of certain
assistance. Please contact the
Court Administrator's office not
later than seven days prior to the
proceeding.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Aug. 29, 2013
By: Marti Lee
Deputy Clerk
IN THECIRCUIT COURT, THIRD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
MADISON COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO. 12-312-CA
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banking association,
Plaintiff,
V.
AllVIEW, LLC, a FLorida limited
liability
company,
DOWNS
BRILL
WHITEHEAD, P.A.,
a Florida corporation, CRAIG T.
DOWNS, an
individual, and ROBER A. WILD,
an individual,
Defendants.
_______________/
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS GIVEN that puruant to
a Final Judgmnt of Foreclosure
dated Aug. 26, 2013, entered in
Case No. 2012-312-CA, in which
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., was the
plaintiff, and ALLVIEW, LLC,
DOWNS BRILL WHITEHEAD, P.A.,
CRAIG T. DOWNS and ROBERT A.
WILD were the defendants, the
undersigned Clerk of the Court
will sell at a public sale on Sept.
30, 2013, at 11:00 a.m. to the
highest bidder for cash, on teh
front west steps of the Madison
County Courthouse. 125 SW
RAnge Avenue, MAdison, Florida
32340, the following-described
real property set forth in said Final
Judgment of Foreclosure.
PARCEL 1:
COMMENCE at the NE corner of
the NE 1/4 of Section 22,
Township 2 South, Range 6 East,
Taylor County, Florida; then run S
89˚39'28" W, along the forty acre
line 40.0 feet for a Point of
Beginning; Thence run S 0˚30'26"
E, parallel with the East line of
said forty acre line, 2229.08 feet
to the Northerly right-of-way line
of County Road No. 14; thence
run N 53˚40'19" W, along said
right-of-way line 558.32 feet to
the point of commencement of
a curve; thence run along said
curve on a chord bearing of N
59˚29'43" W, a chord distance of
784.37 feet, and arc distance of
785.75 feet and a radius of
3865.27
to
the
point
of
tangencey of said curve; thence
run N 65˚ 19'08' W, 203.59 feet;
thence run N 0˚35'12" W, along
the forty are line, 1407.35 feet to
the NW corner of the NE 1/4 of
the NW 1/4 of Section 22; thence
run N 89˚39'28" E along the North
forty acre line of the NE 1/4 of the
NW 1/4 of Section 22, 1305.31
feet to the Point of Beginning.
Parcel Identification Number 2202-06-01403-500
and
PARCEL 2:
COMMENCE at the NW corner of
the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of
Section 22, Township 2 Soputh,
Range 6 East for a point of
Beginning; thence run N 89˚39'28"
E along the forty acre line
1345.31 feet to the NE corner of
the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of
Section 22; thence run S 0˚35'12"
E along the East line of said forty
acre line, 1407.35 feet to a point
on the Northerly right-of-way line
of County Road #14; thence run
N 65˚19'08' W along the said
North right-of-way line 1486.44
feet; thence run N 0˚39'56" W
along the West forty acre line of
the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 Section
22, 778.68 feet to the Point of
Beginning. SUBJECT TO A 50.0
FOOT EASEMENT OVER THE WEST
SIDE OF THE NW 1/4 OF THE NW
1/4 SECTION 22, TOWNSHIP 2
SOUTH, RANGE 6 EAST; LYING
NORTH OF COUNTY ROAD #14.
SAID PARCEL LYING AND BENG IN
THE NW 1/4 OF THE 1/4 AND THE
SW 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF
SECTION 22, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH,
RANGE 6 EAST, TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
Parecel Identification Number
22-02-06-01403-500
and
Parcel 3:
The SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of
Section 15, Township 2 Southn,
RAnge 6 East, Madison Cunty,
FLorida.
Parcel Identification Number; 152S-06-0253-001-000.
The sale will be conducted in
accordance with Chapter 45,
Florida Statutes.
Any person claiming an interest
in the surplus from the sale, if any,
other than the property owner as
of the date of lis pendens must
file a claim within 60 days after
the sale.
DATED August 28.
*AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES
ACT (ADA) NOTICE
Individuals With Disabilities Who
Need
A
Reasonable
Accommodation To Participate
In This Proceeding are Entitled, At
No Cost, To The Provision Of
Cetain
Assistance.
Please
Contact: Clerck of Court at (904)
630-2031 Within 2 Working Days
Of Your Receipt Of This Notice. If
you are hearing or Voice
Impaired Please Call: 1-800-9558771.
TIM SANDERS
Madison County Clerk of Court
By Romona Dickinson
Deputy Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
The Suwannee River Economic
Council, Inc. Board of Directors
will hold a meeting of the Board
of
Directors
on
Monday,
September 30, 2013, 7:00 P.M. at
the Suwannee River Economic
Council, Inc., Senior Center
located at 1171 Nobles Ferry Rd
NW in Live Oak, Florida.
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Perry News-Herald
September 13-14, 2013