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75¢ April 8, 2010 Thursday ThE BakER COUNty PREss 80th Year, Vol. 48• Winner of 9 state awards for journalism excellence in 2008 7½ year Manager sentence Arrests for dog fighting residence for sales Two charged; others flee; dog fatally injured rule voided Deputies arrested two men into the woods and confronted at a north Sanderson address the suspect walking toward the of crack the evening of April 3 and truck covered with blood. by board A circuit court judge this charged them with fighting pit “It appeared to me at the week sentenced a Sanderson bulldogs, one of which was so time that the dog was a fighting Joel Addington man to seven and a half years in bloodied and severely injured dog that had just finished fight- News Editor prison for a series of undercover that it had to be put down on ing,” Deputy Clark noted in his [email protected] crack cocaine sales in February the scene. report. When questioned, Mr. and May of last year. “Every time his heart beat, Gaskins said he was in the area The Baker County Com- Bryan Paige, 30, pleaded no you could see the veins, blood because the dog had gotten mission on April 6 removed a contest to squirting out,” recalled Georgia loose and he had taken it there requirement in County Man- four counts Monfort, the county’s animal for breeding purposes. ager Joe Cone’s employment of sale and control director. “He was just He denied knowledge of contract that he reside within delivery, pumping out.” anyone fleeing into the woods. the county — a provision that and a sin- One of the men, Omar Al- The officer found a loaded 9 had been waived informally for gle count dridge, 29, of Starke was also mm automatic pistol in the about three years. of posses- charged with felony child ne- front seat of the pickup. An allegation by Glen St. sion. Three glect for fleeing into nearby Deputy Clark said he then Mary resident Sharon Padgett possession woods off Circle G Lane when went to a backyard where the that Mr. Cone was violating his charges police arrived, leaving his 4- other dogs he described as “agi- contract by living in Columbia were Bryan Paige year-old son seated on a picnic tated and vicious” were tied up. County, and further by buying dropped table in the midst of 14 other The young boy was taken from a property in St. Johns County as part of the plea agreement, fighting dogs — all but one of the table and placed into a pa- last December, prompted the and two of the sales were more them restrained by chains. trol car. action. serious felonies because they Ms. Monfort said some of Deputy Clark said the boy “If you’re not going to honor were within 1000 feet of the the chained up animals had to was seated alone and when your contract, you should rene- Sanderson community center be sedated before they could asked the whereabouts of his gotiate the contract,” she told on CR 229. be taken to the animal shelter parents, replied “My daddy ran the board, calling the latest pur- He must serve a minimum of on Steel Bridge Road north of into the woods with everybody chase, “a slap in the face.” three years. Macclenny. else.” Mr. Cone is one of at least Court records show that Cletus Gaskins, 37, of Mr. Aldridge came back four county administrators that sheriff’s investigators arranged Sanderson was charged to the scene panting and reside outside the county, but for stealth buys from Mr. Paige along with Mr. Aldridge sweating and was halted Ms. Padgett singled him out for on February 20 and 28, and on with fighting animals, a by the officers when he at- his leadership role. She called May 21 and 27. He was arrested third-degree felony, and tempted to enter the rear into question both Mr. Cone’s less than one month later. mutilating or killing them, seat of the police car. He integrity for not complying with first-degree misdemean- denied that he had fled, the contract and the board’s for In other sentencings by Photo by Joel Addington Judge Phyllis Rosier on April 5, ors. Deep cuts, scarring on the face and head of this and said he left his son not taking action sooner. a former Baker County resident Deputy Larry Clark pit, one of 14 taken to the county shelter. with Mr. Gaskins when he “I shouldn’t of had to check said he responded to a went “down the road.” the contract,” Ms. Padgett said was given three years for vio- with flashlights. residence off Circle G Deputy Clark said he after the meeting. “As a board, I lating probation on two grand He first found the wounded dog in a cage about 9:00 following a then asked the father why feel they failed.” theft cases dating back to 2006 in the rear of a pickup belonging to Mr. Gas- and early 2007. report that suspicious Omar Aldridge Cletus Gaskins kins, then heard “multiple people” running See page » See page » Charles Ferguson, 28, began persons were in the area in January serving a 20-year sentence for attempted sec- ond-degree murder in a Duval County case, and the Baker County sentence runs concur- ‘Grand’ opening for new farmers market rently. Judge Rosier revoked the early probation. Joel Addington for fresh vegetables, which will be coming • Co-defendants Larry Holt, News Editor in more as the year goes on. We hope to 22, of Glen St. Mary and Brad [email protected] be here every Saturday.” The farmers market, located on S. 6th Crawford, 18, of Jacksonville Annie Futch has enjoyed home-grown drew three year prison terms St. in the parking lot adjacent to Crystal produce for decades thanks to her hus- River Seafood and Peebles, is expected to followed by four years on pro- band Thomas Futch’s green thumb. And bation in return for no contest run through July, but could be extended though at 84 years old, he doesn’t grow if vendors continue to supply fresh pro- pleas to multiple counts of bur- much today, Mrs. Futch found suitable glary, grand theft and theft of duce, hand-made arts and crafts and replacements much closer to their Mac- other plants, said the nonprofit market’s firearms. clenny home last weekend at the Baker They were arrested for a co-chair Helene Guest. County Farmers Market. Three produce vendors who signed up November, 2009 theft of a resi- “It’s real handy,” she said during the dence near Cuyler during which for the market didn’t show, one due to a market’s first day April 3. “My husband family emergency. All three have com- six guns and a safe with $5000 isn’t able to garden anymore, but we used cash inside were taken. mitted to future participation, Ms. Guest to grow everything.” said. • The state is adding a fourth Mrs. Futch, 78, left the farmers market criminal charge against Mar- Six other vendors benefitted from with her arms full of onions, turnips and heavy foot traffic, however. shall Mann, 45, of Sanderson, greens. who was arrested last month on Sanderson farmers Eddie and Bett “All my husband’s got now is some Combs, for instance, sold two-thirds of one count of sexual battery on hot peppers. He plants them in a buck- a child between the ages of a 12 their vegetable plants by 10:00 am. et. That’s all he’s able to do,” said Mrs. “Our tomato plants have done re- and 16, and two counts of lewd Futch. and lascivious acts on young ally well, and the bell pepper,” said Mrs. The Madison County native Combs. girls. joined many others attending The sheriff’s department ar- The couple’s booth also contained the grand opening, which ac- okra, eggplant and watermelon plants rested Mr. Mann, 45, last week cording to organizers, patrons Photos by Joel Addington Above, visitors browse booths during the grown in their backyard greenhouse, See page » and vendors alike, was success- market’s first day in operation. At left, which she said helped insulate them dur- ful. Union County farmer Doug Wilkinson tends ing this year’s unusually long winter. “I think it started out real to customers Steve and Pam Gaylord. Patrons should expect a larger va- well,” said Jim Sharpe of Jack- vegetables, family farmer Doug Wilkin- riety of produce in coming weeks as sonville, whose son helped son of Union County, saw a steady later-than-usual harvests take place. Ms. supply the morning’s musical Police nab stream of customers. His tomatoes sold Guest, a gardener herself, said squash, entertainment as part of The out within the first half hour. cucumbers, peas and peaches should be Bluegrass Breeze band. “They “Here for the first day, we didn’t know forthcoming. got everything people like in the hit-and-run what to expect,” said Mr. Wilkinson Ms. Guest said additional vendors spring time, especially the flow- shortly before the market closed. “But selling crafts and home-made furniture ers.” everything is turning out really great. The As the only vendor selling driver in people are kind and friendly and looking See page » bakercountypress.com Covering Baker County since 1929 school bus The county’s most professional and extensive source for news, classified, display and real estate listings Online Poll Results Yes 66.7% crash Did you check out the 904.259.2400 •• 904.259.6502 Fax Baker County Farmers www.bakercountypress.com See page 5 Market on Saturday? No 33.3% Visit our website and vote each week in our online poll. [email protected] Page The Baker County Press Thursday, April 1, 2010 Manager residence rule voided by board Sentence for crack sales «From page following the first arrest. He for like the $95 per week Mr. Cone bed facility reach full capacity. the board’s goal of reducing sign «From page on a third count of lewd acts in- years has headed up the comput- receives for work-related travel. “The more [vehicle] trips, the clutter during election years, er and information technology Commissioners, however, volving a fourth girl. Judge Rosi- He does not have a county-owned more money we’re going to get,” Commissioners Mike Griffis and departments at the City of Mac- expressed support for the man- er set his bond at $300,000. vehicle. said Mr. Cone. “They owe us. The Gordon Crews said they favored clenny. ager, regardless of where he calls Mr. Mann had originally been Ms. Padgett wanted that taken sheriff knows they owe us the some of Mr. Foreman’s revi- released on a recognizance bond home. out, too; but a motion to elimi- money. The BCDC knows they sions. “If the general public knew nate only the residency require- owe us. It’s not like they’re going “It clears it up a little bit, and how much work Mr. Cone puts ment passed unanimously. to pick up and move to Switzer- 10 years from now it might keep into this county, they’d appreci- land. We need to have a jail.” you out of court with freedom of ate it,” said Commissioner Alex No impact fees paid for speech,” Mr. Crews said. R & B Automotive formerly Gateway Automotive Robinson. Baker County Sheriff’s Com- Campaign sign ordinance The board tabled the matter “I wouldn’t care if he bought plex undergoing legal review to allow Mr. Brown a chance to 10 houses in St. Johns County review the draft rules and pro- UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP or any other county. I person- Ms. Padgett also leveled criti- The effort to draft uniform vide his own legal opinion to the ally don’t have a problem with cism for the county not collecting rules restricting campaign signs it,” added Commissioner Michael impact fees from the Baker Cor- in Macclenny, Glen St. Mary and VALVOLINE Crews, who later praised Mr. rectional Development Corpo- the unincorporated areas of Bak- OIL CHANGE Cone’s recent efforts to secure Market... ration [BCDC], which owns the er County slowed down this week up to 5 quarts a travel trailer for a Margaretta sheriff’s complex and oversaw its when Mr. Brown saw changes to «From page family recovering from storm construction last year. a draft approved by the commis- registered on opening day and damage. Mr. Cone said that various sion last month, from Glen’s at- another half-dozen vendor appli- $27.99 “He treated those folks in types of development — com- torney Joel Foreman. cations had been submitted, but Expires April 7, 2010 Margaretta like he lived here,” mercial, residential or industrial Though most of the revisions not yet processed. WE FEATURE said Mr. Crews. Raymond Conner & Butch Harvill — have associated formulas used were minor, one requiring that Also on hand for the April 3 Though Ms. Padgett said she to calculate impact fees, but signs be spaced at least 15 feet opening were Sands Farms of doesn’t want Mr. Cone fired, she We repair `03-`06 Chevy instrument there’s no such formula for jails apart and 15 feet from neigh- Macclenny, Crawford Farms of criticized the board’s nonchalant clusters for $175. Call for details. or prisons, as they’ve always been boring properties, “may unrea- Lawtey, hair clips, bows and head reaction to the contract violation TRANSMISSION publicly owned. sonably impair a citizen’s First bands from Tina’s Boutique; hu- and questioned why some form of QUALITY WORKMANSHIP AT Due to changes in staffing, Amendment right of free speech,” morous yard art from Millers FLUID CHANGE punishment wasn’t considered. with Valvoline Max Life AFFORDABLE PRICES prisoner counts and associated wrote Mr. Foreman. Crafts of Lake City and flowers The board’s attorney Terry Dexron VI Synthetic ATF traffic at the facility during its He recommended limiting from Wendell and Janet Combs OVER 31 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Brown was not alarmed by the first year, Mr. Cone said he in- the 15-foot restriction to signs of Glen St. Mary. Many thanks to our customers for their support. commission’s arrangement with structed the building department from the same candidate or cam- “I think it’s a great thing for Mr. Cone either, and viewed his $89.99 to issue an occupancy permit and paign, which Glen Mayor Juanice the community,” said another lack of local ties as positive, par- up to 8 qts. 259-9946 collect the fees on the basis of a Padgett said the town council had attendee, Don Yonn. “The com- ticularly as a public servant who’s Expires April 7, 2010 future traffic study. endorsed. munity definitely needs to come On SR 121 by Pier 6 supposed to remain objective in Waiting to collect could benefit While Commissioner Robin- out and support this effort. That’s Call or stop by today! his duties. MV80400 the county, should the 500-plus son said Glen was wavering on why we’re here.” “There’s been no breach of contract because that implies im- propriety,” Mr. Brown said. “This was basically a waiver mutually agreed by both parties.” By removing the contract’s residency requirement, the attor- ney said the board amended the document and wasn’t renegotiat- ing other terms in the contract Arrests at 20% scene of dog fight «From page Bonus of he ran from the scene and left the boy unattended among the pack of dogs. Mr. Aldridge did not re- spond. Police then followed what was described as a well-worn path to a dog fighting ring equipped with FREE an overhead light that in turn was powered by an extension cord that had been connected back to a house occupied by a woman not connected to the case. The officer said the ground along the FURNITURE! path and ring area were blood- stained. 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We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com GPS ‘voice’ just another critic of his driving skills I’m sitting in a hotel room of reasoning. “Are you going to watching the NCAA champion- turn on the cruise control?” she ship and spend- said, 10 minutes ing some qual- after I took over. ity time with my MY SIDE OF A few miles daughter, an later, after I still actress with a didn’t put it in regional profes- THE MATTER cruise, she said sional theatre in ROBERT GERARD it again. “Why Tennessee. don’t you put it It was an odd on cruise?” Easter at our house. I have been “I’m in traffic. I’ll put it on assured by our friends that we’re when I’m comfortable.” unusual because until this year Later she pulled out her pillow all of our family has been to- and curled up to nap. “Hey,” I gether for Easter and all major said, “Hand me those chips.” holidays. She looked up. “It’s late. You This year was different and don’t need those chips.” She went though we didn’t really talk about back to sleep. it, having one of the clan 500 I looked at Mandy. I kept ex- miles away put a damper on the pecting her to say, “She’s right, holiday. Usually, as soon as the you know. You need to watch crowd wakes up they sit around your waste line. And put on the the hearth and we take pictures cruise control. Oh, and stay on of them holding their baskets. the motorway.” Then they will root around in Sometimes you just can’t win. their baskets and trade for stuff I’m being double teamed by my they want. They have done this wife and a virtual Englishwom- since they have been old enough an. to walk and talk. We finally got to the hotel and Not this year. The boys didn’t daughter Sara met us there. We really even want to have a lot gave her the Easter basket that to do with Easter. It wasn’t the we brought and she looked at same without all of them there what the Easter Bunny had de- Willie Green-a late blues ‘bloomer’ together. I suppose that this is livered. what I have to look forward to “I feel a lot better now. This The singer’s mine. in the next few years. It doesn’t was my worst Easter ever. I was luck seems to “My fi rst time,” I replied. “I’ve thrill me in the least. so lonely. I didn’t get to sit with THE BACK have changed. been reading about you.” It’s a nine-hour drive to my my brothers and open our bas- His most re- He nodded, his expression un- daughter in Crossville. I bought kets. Spencer and Dylan called PORCH cent release, readable. He started to play. my first GPS, a little TomTom me and they felt the same way. Kelley Lannigan Cross Creek Song after song, the distinct har- named Mandy. Yeah, that’s right, It would have been better if Blues, attests to monic progressions in 4/4 time and the thing has a name. Mandy is the boys could have come along, The blues is a musical style I’ve that. Today he the fl attened third, fi fth and seventh English and keeps telling me to but they had college. The best I long been aware of but have never plays with the notes of the blues major scale fi lled turn onto the motorway. can hope for is that we’ll all be actively listened to. Willie Green the air around me. I fell easily into I’ve never had one of these together for Christmas. I’d read a little about this dis- Blues Band and the hypnotic “walking rhythms” things and they are a little ir- • Random jottings – The iPad tinctly American musical style from performs in that distinguish these songs as Wil- ritating. For one thing, Mandy came out on Saturday. It’s gotten time to time when I chanced upon various blues, lie alternately sang and blew on his folk and roots mouth harp. is a bit of a nag. When I got off great reviews and I’m a big Apple the subject in a magazine article. music festivals After a while he took a break. He the interstate for gas, she kept fan, but I can’t see myself buying From an academic perspective I knew it developed primarily within through the looked up from his guitar and our saying, “Take a legal U-turn and one. I’m not really sure what it year. eyes locked again. return to the motorway. Turn left does that the iPhone doesn’t. the black communities in the Deep South at the end of the 19th cen- My plate of “So,” he said. “You been readin’ (?) miles ahead and return to the Sara Beth posed an interesting tury. venison arrived about me, eh?” motorway.” question. What happens when It was characterized by an amal- and I busied “Yep. They said you are the “real I kept expecting her to get very somebody from Boston goes to gamation of spirituals, work songs, myself with deal.” I think they’re right.” forceful and scold me. “What? the Apple Store and wants an fi eld hollers, shouts and chants all eating. Across “I got started late,” he said. “But Are you some lame git? I told you iPod? “Hey, buddy, give me an characterized into simple narrative from me, Wil- I caught up.” to get back on the motorway. I iPahhd.” He walks out with an ballads. lie settled I fi nished my meal and started mean NOW!!” iPad and thinks, “that’s funny, I I’d read lyrics of blues songs and himself in his on dessert. Willie had disappeared. I’m not sure I like Mandy very thought they were smaller.” knew they often gave voice to hard chair, grasped The hostess sat a couple at the table much. I find myself watching the times: The burdens and vexations his well-worn next to me. The woman couldn’t screen, which has all sorts of in- of daily life, being broke and having PHOTO BY KELLEY LANNIGAN guitar with hide her disappointment at the Willie Green plays the blues. formation like speed, estimated nothing and quite often, love gone one hand and singer’s absence. arrival time and the like. It’s a wrong. They also fostered the gritty writes for The St. Petersburg Times, positioned “He’s just taking a break,” the little distracting. philosophy that it’s no use crying interviewed the singer, who was a harness holding a mouth harp hostess told her. “Don’t you worry. I don’t need Mandy to com- over spilled milk and laughing at once homeless, a number of years (harmonica) in front of his chin. His Willie will be playing all night.” ment on my driving. I have Kel- one’s predicament is often all you ago. lips formed into the barest hint of a The woman smiled and relaxed. ley. She drove to Macon and then can do. “I had some tough times,” Willie smile. He had noticed me studying Like me, she’d traveled there espe- I took over. Then, I read about Willie Green, told Mr. Klinkenberg, “but God has him. cially to hear the blues. Here’s the difference between a living, breathing, singing, playing led me here.” “You been here before?” he I knew she wouldn’t be disap- asked, his intense eyes locking on pointed. us. For four hours she drove and repository of this uniquely Ameri- not once did I mention anything can music and he was living and about her driving. I just let her performing practically in my neck drive. She was going the right of the woods. Facebook fans It was time for a road trip. way, why should I say anything? I made my way to The Yearling Kelley, perhaps emboldened restaurant in Cross Creek, about by Mandy, did not follow that line 20 miles below Gainesville where ‘What you had to say ...” Willie is the house musician from Check it out... Thursday through Sunday. The Baker County Press has a fan page on Facebook (that league baseball game, Braves vs. Cubs...not unusual but monu- bakercountypress.com I went for the food, of course, mental to him!” Angela Callahan. which I’d been hearing about for social networking site you always hear about) for our online a while, but I also went for Willie, readers to connect with us. It’s informal but e ective in help- “Going camping!” Julie Ellis. whose identity is now inextricably ing us nd out what they think. We asked our fans on Face- “My Granny will be 95 this weekend. Going to celebrate.” tied to the restaurant. The blues book April 5, “With the beautiful weather for spring break, Nancy Venturelli. T B C P singer has become an integral part usps 040-280 of The Yearling experience. how are you and your family going to spend the time o ”Physical therapy and Kingsley Lake to enjoy the water.” Don Post Offi ce Box 598 As luck would have it, I was seat- from school?” Here’s a look at the responses: Yonn. Macclenny, FL 32063 ed across from his small performing (904) 259-2400 ”My family and I went to a strawberry patch and picked huge platform in the main dining room. “Headed to the beach with some good friends.” Cale G. John- amounts of berries today...not exactly Spring Break material, but The Baker County Press is published each Thursday by Baker County Press, Inc. It was an intimate setting, my table son. we did have fun and now we have to gure out lots of recipes for Periodicals postage paid under permit issued April 12, 1929 at the post offi ce so close I could speak easily to the them!!!” Tami Jager. in Macclenny, Florida. man. “Camping at Laura Walker State Park, GA!” Amanda Nowlen. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Willie is slender of stature, gentle “Heading to Stephen Foster Memorial for a picnic, then Come join us on Facebook. Go to facebook.com and reg- $25.00 a year inside Baker County; $35.00 a year outside Baker County; and unassuming. He has the air of spending the rest of the week in Astor going to the Springs:-).” ister to create your own page. Then search for our fan deduct, $1.00 for persons 65 years of age or older, military personnel one who has lived the hard times his Laura Sta ord-Jacobs. songs portray, but also the resolute page and join the fun. You’ll be surprised who you find on acti ve dutyoutside Baker County, and college students living outside “Lake Lanier, Georgia. and my son is going to his rst major within the Facebook community. Baker County. POSTMASTER: send address changes to The Baker County dignity of having survived them. Press, P.O. Box 598, Macclenny, FL. 32063. Jeff Klinkenberg, a columnist who Publisher/Editor James C. McGauley - [email protected] Unplanned Pregnancy? 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A Crawfordville, FL man ques- possessing narcotics equipment while shouting at them. cock store in July, 2009 were He was also ordered to pay tioned by a county deputy the af- when they found a socket with • Terrence Guyden, 35, of sentenced during the past two $2600 restitution for damaged ternoon of April 3 after he pulled marijuana residue suggesting it High Springs, FL was jailed for weeks, one of them drawing the inventory. up behind a disabled vehicle on had been used as a pipe. disorderly conduct after he was identical prison time given ear- Mr. Dillon testified against Interstate 10 near Glen St. Mary In other arrests: found beside his disabled Dodge lier to his twin brother. both Justin and Jamel Wescott ended up jailed for felony posses- • Dawn Garvin, 20, of Jack- van at Ivey and Lowder St. in Justin Wescott, 21, of Jack- during their trials, refuting their sion of marijuana. sonville was arrested for misde- Macclenny early on April 4. sonville was given a 20-year term defense that they were either vic- Charles Randall, 20, was driv- meanor marijuana possession Deputy Kevin Jenkins said he in prison by Circuit Judge James tims of mistaken identity or were ing the Nissan about 5:25 that the evening of April 2 after she spotted the vehicle while on pa- Nilon on March 29 for burglary, not involved in the burglary. He pulled off the westbound lanes was caught shoplifting greeting trol about 5:50 am and noted it and a 10-year concurrent term convinced juries that all three of while Deputy Matt Sigers was cards from the Walmart Super- had two flat tires on the driver’s for grand theft of appliances and them, plus Dale Jones of Jack- waiting in the median to cross center. side and heavily damaged rims. other inventory that was being sonville, came to Macclenny that over to check the status of a ma- Deputy Randy Davis said he Mr. Guyden was unsteady on loaded onto a stolen rental truck night to burglarize the furniture roon van he noticed parked on found a small baggie of the drug his feet and disoriented, telling that morning when police re- store at South 5th and Jonathan the shoulder. in Ms. Garvin’s purse. Also ar- the officer he was going to his sponded to the store alarm. Sts. The officer detected an odor rested for shoplifting in the same sister’s house in Gainesville. He He will be on probation five Mr. Jones’ case has yet to be of marijuana when he inquired case was Etorial Plant, 22, of admitted to drinking and said he years following release from adjudicated and he remains in of Mr. Randall why he and an- Jacksonville. did not know how the tires and prison and, like his brother, was county jail. other vehicle stopped. The driver • James Hodges, 46, of Mac- wheels were damaged. adjudicated as an habitual of- Jamel Wescott was convicted consented to a vehicle search and clenny was arrested for disor- • Deputy Larry Clark said he fender. in January and sentenced March police found a total of 29 ounces derly intoxication the evening of questioned the occupants of a Mr. Wescott was convicted after representing himself at trial of pot under a passenger seat and April 4 after he yelled obscenities 1984 Oldsmobile parked off the ECONOMY SPECIAL! ECONOMY SPECIAL! ECONOMY SPECIAL! in a door pocket. to members of a church league road near US 90 and Cypress in in December. His first trial ended Four male juvenile passengers softball team at practice. Sanderson the evening of April 4 in a hung jury. ages four through 11 were pas- Witnesses told Deputy Rod- and ended up arresting a passen- In the second sentencing, Roy Starting At Only sengers in the Nissan, and Depu- ney Driggers that Mr. Hodges ger wanted in Columbia County. Dillon, 25, of Jacksonville was ½ OFF $ 50 Storage for the first 3 months ty Sigers said they were released stood in the roadway aside the A computer check revealed the given a five-year probation by per month NO CONTRACT REQUIRED to another adult traveling in the Knabb Sports Complex on W. warrant for Demareion Givens, Judge Phyllis Rosier on April 5 18 other vehicle. Ohio and repeatedly slammed a 23, of Glen St. Mary for failure to after entering no contest pleas All-Safe Mini Storage Police added a second count of baseball bat into the pavement appear in court on a drug case. to two counts of grand theft and 5'x10' • 10'x10' burglary. The state dropped a 10'x15' • 10'x20' 259-3565 charge of felony criminal mis- 190 S. Lowder St., Macclenny Check it out... 10'x30' www.all-safeministorage.com bakercountypress.com chief and gave Mr. Dillon credit Art, essays are sought ECONOMY SPECIAL! ECONOMY SPECIAL! ECONOMY SPECIAL! To celebrate 100 years of Baker County’s historic old jail, the Baker County Historical Society is sponsoring an art and essay contest. NOTICE Winning entries in both categories will be displayed during the is hereby given that the Baker County Housing Assis- Historic Jail Centennial Celebration July 2, 1010 at 42 West McIver Avenue. tance Program will be opening the application pro- All entries submitted are to be specifi c to the history of Baker Coun- cess for its Housing Choice Voucher Program (Sec- ty. First, second and third place prizes will be awarded to three catego- tion 8) as of Wednesday, April 7, 2010. Application ries: elementary, middle and high school. Entries from adults are also encouraged. packets are now available at the BCHAP office, 402 Essays can be printed by hand or typed and should be written in an E. Stansell Ave., Macclenny, FL. informative style with a minimum of fi ve paragraphs if hand-written and seven paragraphs if typed. If typed, please double space lines. AutoCrafters Collision Repair Entries will be accepted April 5 through June 4, 2010. Applications 180 S. Lowder St., Macclenny for submissions are available at the Emily Taber Library and at the el- WE ARE BAKER COUNTY’S ROOFING EXPERTS 259-3001 ementary, middle and high schools. Entries should be returned to the same locations. A submission form must be accompany each entry. COMBS BUILDERS, INC. For more information, call Sheldon Beasley at sbeasley@nefcom. • Lifetime Warranty on all repairs net. Re-Roofs • New Roofs • Leak Repairs • 10 Locations thru out Florida Torch Down Leaks • Roof Inspections • Free Computerized Estimates $ $ WE BUY TIMBER $ $ • State of the art equipment LOGS AND PULPWOOD • 1 ACRE OR LARGER We specialize in problem roofs • We are a Direct Repair Provider for most Satisfaction Guaranteed Major Insurance Companies Licensed & Insured • I-Car and ASE Certified
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The coun- $5500 worth of tools and other a round yellow emblem on the selor, Jessica Jones, 27, said she property. hood, took two boxes of cigars awoke to find the youth partially Carolyn Plemmon reported and damaged another surveil- clothed and standing by her bed. the thefts on March 31 and was lance camera with a 4X4 piece When she screamed and at- unable to give police any leads as of lumber he brought into the tempted to detain the boy, he fled to who may have been respon- store. the room. He was charged with sible. The missing property in- Deputy Rodney Driggers noted burglary. cluded a 1986 Ford Ranger that two large rocks on the floor that • Edward Hall reported to po- was not in running condition and may have been used to smash the lice that his water well and pump had not been registered for about front glass door valued at $800. were vandalized between 6:00- a decade. The cigars were valued at $18. 9:00 am on March 29. He lives Other items that had been re- • A wallet and contents belong- on Crews Rd. moved were a riding lawn mower, ing to Jeremiah Daniel of Mac- • Sarah Griffis of Sanderson tool chest, car dolly, an air tank, clenny were taken from his Ford said her vehicle was struck by welder and freezer. Explorer while it was parked the an object likely thrown by sub- In other recent theft reports: afternoon of April 4 in west Mac- jects standing near CR 127 near Rescue workers remove Ms. Wilson from scene of a three-vehicle collision on South Boulevard • Cheryl Cline called police clenny. Jonesville Park the evening of when she learned April 1 that a The wallet contained $100, March 29. lawn mower and air conditioner credit and debit cards and iden- A golf ball-size dent was evi- handler were taken from a resi- tification. dent on the passenger side door. Hit-run driver is arrested dence on Whippoorwill Rd. near • A 14-year-old resident of Sanderson. It didn’t take long for police to ing with an open container of Both the suspect and Ms. Wil- A neighbor had called the locate the driver of a truck that alcohol. son were treated for minor inju- owner, who lives in Jacksonville, hit Natalie Wilson’s 2002 Jeep as While attempting to overtake ries at Fraser Memorial. Neither to report an open door and bro- We pay cash $225 & up it idled behind a stopped school Ms. Wilson’s vehicle about 3:30 the school bus driver, nor seven ken window at the unoccupied bus unloading students the af- pm on South Boulevard near students on the bus at the time of residence. The same neighbor for junk vehicles ternoon of March 31, despite the Joan Street, Mr. Spatcher’s 2001 the crash were injured. told Ms. Cline of a black Nissan suspect fl eeing the scene on foot. Chevy pickup struck the rear Ms. Wilson’s SUV suffered an truck with a rear window missing Call JunkNo Joe title necessary | Licensed The suspect, Leroy Spatcher, of the Jeep, causing it to crash estimated $10,000 in damage. in the area two days earlier. 62, of Macclenny faces multiple into the back of the school bus, Estimates on the school bus and • A surveillance camera cap- Also remove any kind of scrap metal charges including DUI, leaving states a report from Trooper H.J. Mr. Spatcher’s truck were $1200 tured the image of a lone black the scene of an accident, driving Cichoski Jr. of the Florida High- and $5000, respectively. male smashing the front door of Free pick-up • 386-867-1396 with a revoked license and driv- way Patrol. the BP convenience store on US Student threatens another with a knife A 13-year-old male student at Another bus rider, a 15-year- boy is from the Sanderson area. old female student from Mac- the county’s Alternative School old female, reportedly then took Two other students were ar- clenny allegedly attacked another was arrested on April 2 for pulling the knife from the assailant and rested in the days leading up to girl outside the cafeteria. Deputy a pocket knife on another student gave it back to him before she got spring break this week, both fe- Riegel said the accused broke who refused to give up his seat on off the bus. males and both charged with bat- free of school administrators and a school bus that morning. The girl told Deputy Kevin tery on the Baker High campus had to be chased down and sub- Police were called to the Jenkins she did not see the actual about the same time on March dued when she tried to get at the school for disruptive students by confrontation, though other stu- 30. other girl, also 15 and from Mac- Principal John Staples, who was dents did, and that she witnessed • Kristie Alford, 18, of Sand- clenny. told of the incident shortly after the accused threatening other erson was arrested for accosting students arrived for classes. The students, “and telling them he a 16-year-old female about 9:00 accused allegedly held the knife was going to cut somebody.” am. The accused told campus Press Advertising briefly to the throat of the second The youth, from Glen St. deputy Matt Riegel she was angry Deadline student, also 13, who then sus- Mary, is charged with aggravated because she saw the younger girl tained a cut on his thumb when assault with a deadly weapon, a talking to her boyfriend. Monday 5:00 PM he deflected the knife. third-degree felony. The other • Minutes earlier, a 15-year-
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and ‘Ready, sweat, go!’ for 10 weeks A Bushel a Peck Joel Addington News Editor [email protected] Register to Full Service Florist win a $25 * Everyday, Funeral & Special Occasion Are you 50 pounds or more overweight but committed to Gift Certifi cate working it off through 10 weeks of Christian Bookstore rigorous exercise and a strict diet? Books, Music, & Inspirational Gifts Ten Baker County residents said they were, and last month joined the YMCA’s newest initiative Chocolates Ready Sweat Go! Special Order Baskets or Individual Packages In a county where close to a third of the population is obese and at a higher risk for a litany 904.259.LOVE (5683) of adverse health conditions like Next to Woody’s on Sixth St. heart disease, Type 2 diabetes and We Deliver! in Macclenny cancer, the program’s organizers *$4.99 minimum purchase required to enter. say it can literally save lives. The 10 participants, who range in age from 16 to 57, will serve as test cases for the Ready Sweat Go! program. The group of seven women and three men were nar- rowed from a list of 20 applicants and paired up largely by the time of day they’re available to work Photos by Joel Addington out. From left: Jo Hilson, trainer Kassandra Scherer and Erin Raulerson on the ellipticals. Below Ms. Hilson works out on the leg YMCA trainer Kassandra press with Trainer Scherer. Scherer, who has been with the also attend healthy modeled after similar efforts at facility for four years, said par- living classes focused other YMCA’s in the region that ticipants were also given partners on topics like reading cost roughly $400. with similar fitness goals and bar- nutrition labels, how Besides being free, Ms. Scherer riers to fitness, like eating habits the body’s metabo- said the local program is also dif- or lack of support from friends or lism works and good ferent because it includes more family. versus bad fats. time — 30 hours — with a personal “We’re trying to make workout They’ll keep jour- trainer and specifically targets the partners for life,” she said. nals to track diets and overweight or obese, as measured The regimented workouts workouts, document by Body Mass Index [BMI]. with the personal trainers — Ms. their reactions to the The progress of each Ready Scherer, Michelle Escobar, and program and include Sweat Go! participant will be de- nutritionist.yoga-instructor Mar- motivational quotes termined by any changes to their The Office MarT cy Knight — began April 5 and or scriptures — a new BMI, body fat percentage, chest, 110 South Fifth St. • Macclenny will continue during the next two one each week — to hip and thigh circumferences; and 259-3737 months. share with the larger how many push-ups and sit-ups The physical portion of the group. they can do. program consists of three days a “It’s so they know The effort will culminate with week of trainer-led workouts at how they’re feeling 5K walk (or run) on June 5 in con- the YMCA, more focused classes — good or bad — and junction with the YMCA’s annual every other Saturday on things they can get their Strong Kids campaign. like stretching, kick boxing and frustrations out,” she combining 30 minutes of cardio- said. “We really want vascular exercise with 30 minutes to get into their emo- of strength training; and at-home sity over time and expose them to tional and physical exercises like walking or crunch- different kinds of exercises,” Ms. well being. It’s a major commit- Frankie’s Thrifty Gifts es. Scherer said. ment.” “The idea is to increase inten- Each week participants will Ready Sweat Go! has been Next to Connie’s Kitchen • 904-571-0010 Open: Tuesday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Charged with felony battery Closed 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm A Sanderson man was jailed violating a court order that she county jail for violating the order, Saturday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm the evening of April 4 and stay away from Brandy Jones, aggravated assault, battery and $10.00 OFF charged with felony domestic 24, also of Macclenny. criminal mischief. All Handbags violence battery for choking his Ms. Robertson is charged with • Vanna Hamilton, 26, of girlfriend, who then briefly lost confronting Ms. Jones on MLK Sanderson was named in a crimi- All Jewery 1 Year consciousness. Dr. in the west city about 1:00 nal complaint for violating a do- on SALE! Sheila Crews, 31, told Deputy am and pulling her hair through mestic violence order by phoning Anniversary Sale Dan Nichols that George Strick- an open window of the victim’s ex-husband Michael, 25, of Mac- Thank you to all my customers. You all have made land, 45, followed her into the 2005 Chevrolet SUV. clenny. bedroom of their residence off Ms. Jones also told Deputy Deputy Robert Simpkins said this year great! I couldn’t have done it with out each Cedar Creek Dr. and struck her Shawn Bishara that the accused the call was made during the day about the head and face after drove her 1998 Nissan into the March 31, and tape recorded. Ms. and every one of you. Hope to see you for many holding her down and choking path of her SUV and caused mi- Hamilton was reached later and her. The two had earlier argued nor damage to the bumper. admitted she was checking on years to come. outdoors, and the girlfriend said Ms. Robertson was booked at the couple’s children. she went to the house to get away 50% • Abercrombie • Hollister 50% from Mr. Strickland. off all • Lucky • American Eagle Deputy Nichols said that Ms. off all Crews’ face and neck bore signs namebrand • Aero • Ann Taylor of the attack. Woodlawn Kennels clothing furniture She alerted several other per- Quality Professional Care sons outside by banging on the bedroom window, and they came GroominG BoardinG to her assistance. Mr. Strickland 259-4757 then fled the area but returned Grand Re-Opening & Customer Appreciation Day later to deny that he physically Private • Spacious • Indoor/Outdoor Runs attacked Ms. Crews. He was then arrested. Complete Bath, De-flea & Groom . . . . $20-$25 Saturday, April 17 ~ 11:00 am - 4:00 pm In other cases: Bath, De-flea & Nails Clip ...... $10-$15 Bennett’s Feed, Farm & Pet Center is having On Saturday only, you can also take advan- • Ramona Robertson, 22, of a special day to show our customers how much tage of some special prices at Bennett’s Feed. All Macclenny was arrested during (per actual day) the early morning hours of April Boarding ...... $5-$7 they are appreciated! On Saturday, April 17 saddles, and we’ve got some beauties, are 10% 3 on multiple charges including they will be having a FREE family fun day from off - all day! If you’re in the market for a head- 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. The store will be open stall, reins or breast collars, get 10% off when normal business hours, but between 11:00 am you buy all three. There will even be a drawing and 4:00 pm you will enjoy drawings, free food for you to win the saddle of your choice! (chicken and rice, BBQ, hot dogs), Papa’s Train How about a hamster? On Saturday you can Rides for get a FREE the kids, h a m s t e r a Castle with the B o u n c e p u rc h a s e House and of a cage. more plus Don’t for- storewide get our full 2010 Healthy Kids Day discounts line of gar- and spe- den seeds cials. Live and beau- April 17th •• 10am-noon entertain- tiful starter at the Baker County High School Track ment will plants too. be on hand to make it all a really fun time! Some of the great doorprizes available Sat- At Bennett’s we understand it is our privi- urday are a Stephanie Dawn purse, buckets, OBSTACLE COURSE & GAMES 3 on 3 lege to have you, the customer, walk through deer feeder, Showcase groom bag and much, Basketball our doors. We truly appreciate our custom- much more!* You’re not going to want to miss SCHEDULED EVENTS: by the ers and are taking a day to show you just how out on the fun, food and giveaways. Come on Baker County much! Your continued patronage through the out and let us share in some family fun – it’s a 10:15 Hula Hoop Contest Health 10:30 Diaper Dash- 1yr. & under 15ft crawl Department past year as we rebuilt from the fire did not go Grand Re-Opening of Bennett’s Feed, Farm & unnoticed. That’s why we are making plans to Pet Center – and a day to appreciate our cus- 10:45 2&3 yrs old Fun Run 1/8 mile (1/2 lap) have a day to enjoy our customers and a mem- tomers! So join us Saturday, April 17 from 11:00 11:00 4-6 yrs old Fun Run 1/4 mile (1 lap) orable time to say thanks. am to 4:00 pm. 11:15 7-9 yrs old Fun Run 1/2 mile (2 laps) *Need not be present to win. 11:30 10-12 yrs old Fun Run 1 mile (4 laps) 1014 W. Macclenny Ave. 11:45 Jump Rope Contest Bennett’s Feed Farm & Pet Center 259-3381 ursday, April 1, 2010 T B C P Page 7
Check it out... Fashion ‘garden’ www.bakercountypress.com MWC annual spring gala KELLEY LANNIGAN tire. Their beach balls held a gift FEATURES certifi cate and the audience be- [email protected] came quite lively trying to grab for them as the models tossed A Garden of Fashion was the them into the audience. The store theme of the Macclenny Wom- also gave away numerous fash- an’s Club’s annual spring fashion ionable tote bags as door prizes. show held March 27. Baker County High School The fashions and talent enter- was represented by models Be- tainment were presented in three yonka Deanna Combs, 2009 sections entitled Buttons, Bows Homecoming Queen and Jenni- and Zippers, narrated by Shelli fer Nguyen, valedictorian for the Neri; In the Garden, narrated by 2010 graduating class. Flo Holloway and through the Two unique dresses were worn Looking Glass, narrated by Anita by Mamie Cole and Nazarene Gerson. McKinney. Ms. Cole’s dress was The garden theme stage was a tribute to Native American his- designed by Mark Lyons, Anita tory. The soft green tunic dress Gerson and Carol Nelson. with beaded collar and sleeves Prominent in the garden were was accented with matching two pale lime green patio chairs moccasins and headband. in which sat a life-sized Raggedy Ms. McKinney delighted the Ann Doll and a rabbit. A fl owing audience by modeling a vivid fountain bubbled merrily nearby. fuscia colored skirt and blouse Folding screens, gold curtains, ensemble she purchased from large live palms, potted pink hy- Karelle’s Dress Shop, which op- PHOTO BY CHERYL LUNN drangeas and purple petunias de- erated in downtown Macclenny Twins Hope and Grace with mother Faith Fly. fi ned the rest of the stage. Models two decades ago. It still fi t per- passed through an ivy covered fectly! arch entwined with tiny white Entertainment during this MACCLENNY MOWER AND SAW INC. lights as they took the runway. segment included a solo clarinet A lovely component of the performance by Joseph Thomas, 259-2248 fashion show was the inclusion grandson of long-time Macclenny 821-A South Sixth Street (next to Pier 6), Macclenny of numerous Baker County fam- Woman’s Club member and for- ily members modeling group mer president Francis Frost. The ALL Zero Turn Mowers fashions. audience politely applauded his A local quality clothing re-sale performance, of course, but then, business, Buttons and Zippers, when it was announced that the ON SALE NOW!!! owned and operated by Lisa Mil- young man is legally blind, the $ 95 ton, furnished the fashions mod- audience really went wild. STARTING AT 2,999 eled in the fi rst act of the show. “I looked over at Francis and This segment featured lovely she was just boo-hooing, she was prom and evening gowns. Ms. so proud,” said Ms. Gerson. Milton, her husband and young Marva Williams and daugh- FINANCING FINANCING FINANCING son also modeled as a family. ter April modeled in the show, AS LOW AS* AS LOW AS* AS LOW AS* In the Garden opened with a but also wowed audiences with a lovely acapella rendition of the singing impersonation of Diana beloved hymn of the same title Ross and the Supremes. They 0% 1.9% 3.9% sung by well-known Olustee vo- were joined by Belinda Green to calist Gail Moore. make up the famous threesome. Pick-up & Delivery available “It was so absolutely beau- 5 YEAR tiful it made people cry,” said Commercial Anita Gerson. “I looked around Warranty with a SPECIAL ON ALL and there wasn’t a dry eye in the 5 DAY $ 95 place. People were stunned at Money Back MOWER SERVICING the power and majesty of that BlackCOPIES & white/Full color Guarantee plus parts 29 woman’s voice.” In the Garden focused on T O M WE SERVICE ALL MAKES AND MODELS! spring dresses and attire typical 110 South Fifth St. * With approved credit of a garden party. There were lots of bright cotton prints and the emphasis was on bows and sashes, everything pretty and CAMP S.T.Y.L.E and the feminine. Sisters Sophia and Mi- chaela Ramondetta, ages three Baker County Health Department present: and four, were a hit in duplicate chiffon dresses in shades of hot pink, apple green, yellow and blue accented with wide pink sashes. Also visually delightful Dare to be Different were identical twins Hope and Grace Fly in their bright spring dresses as they modeled with 3-on-3 Basketball their mom, Faith Fly. Peebles clothing store in Mac- clenny brought in fashions and Tournament models for the third section. They came out in beach and cruise at- Disabled student opportunity fair at BCHS gym April 17, 2010 • 9:00 am The Baker County school dis- trict’s exceptional education de- Baker County High School Gymnasium partment is inviting all disabled students and their parents to the BCHS gymnasium April 20 from 6th Grade - 8th Grade 5:30 to 7:00 pm. Area agencies offering services to the disabled as well as those of- Come out and support the youth of fering post-secondary education opportunities like Florida State Baker County. Watch the games. College at Jacksonville, Lake City Community College, Job Corps Enjoy halftime entertainment, and enter and WorkSource will be on hand. The free event will also include to win an iPod, portable DVD player, food, door prizes and child care for kids ages 2-10. Please call Nintendo DS, digital camera and more! Cheryl McCeary for further infor- mation at 259-0484. Free workshop Call (904) 259-6291 Ext. 2248 on parent skills For Questions & Registration A free workshop is being of- fered to parents to learn practical skills to strengthen their relation- ship with children and lessen the Working Toward Wellness risk of drug use and other errant behaviors. Titled Guiding Good Choices, the five classes will be held start- ing Monday, April 12 at 6:00 pm. There is free child care, a dinner at 5:30 and a $35 fee to reimburse Baker County Health Department for gas expense at the completion of the program. 480 West Lowder Street April 9 is the registration Macclenny, Fl 32063 deadline. Call Anne Lewis at 259- (904) 259 - 6291 7822 to do so. www.bakercountyhealth.org Page 8 T B C P ursday, April 1, 2010 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING AND BUDGET IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL HEARING CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA Will donate CASE NO.: 02-2009-CA-0178 The North Florida Broadband Authority (“NFBA”) announces a public meeting and budget THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON, AS SUCCESSOR protein mix hearing to which all interested persons are invited. TRUSTEE UNDER NOVASTAR MORTGAGE FUND- The NFBA is a legal entity and public body created ING TRUST, SERIES 2005-4, pursuant to the provisions of provisions of Section Plaintiff, to food bank 163.01, Florida Statutes, and an Interlocal Agree- ment among: Baker, Bradford, Columbia, Dixie, Gil- vs. ViSalus Sciences distributor Legal Notices christ, Hamilton, Jefferson, Lafayette, Levy, Madi- son, Putnam, Suwannee, Taylor, Union and Wakulla ROBERT J. SCHEILDING, CHRISTINE SCHEILDING Richelle Starling of Macclenny Counties and municipalities of Cedar Key, Cross UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION #1 and #2, is coordinating a fund raiser this City, Lake City, Live Oak, Monticello, Perry, White and ALL OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES, et.al., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL Springs and Worthington Springs, Florida. The Defendant(s). month to purchase bags of non- CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA Public Meeting and Budget Hearing will be held on ______/ perishable protein mix for the Case No.: 02-2009-CA-0177 The Baker County Board of County Commission- CIVIL ACTION May 12, 2010 at 2:00 pm ET at the Suwannee River ers is currently accepting proposals from Florida CASE NO. 02-2009-CA-000203 Water Management District Offi ce, 9225 County NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Samaritan food bank on US 90 C.U.B. LAND TRUST, Registered engineering companies and individuals DIVISION Road 49, Live Oak, Florida 32060. The NFBA Board between Macclenny and Glen St. a Florida Land Trust, to perform the annual monitoring inspections and will address general operating issues of the NFBA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Sum- Plaintiff, submitting the required reports to the Florida De- WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, If a person decides to appeal any decision made by mary Judgment of Foreclosure dated March 24, Mary. partment of Environmental Protection in Jackson- Plaintiff, the NFBA with respect to any matter considered at 2010, entered in Civil Case No.: 02-2009-CA-0178 The company has pledged to and ville on a closed landfi ll in Baker County. the meeting, such person will need a record of the of the Circuit Court of the Eighth Judicial Circuit in vs. proceedings and may need to ensure that a verba- and for Baker County, Florida, wherein THE BANK match every 1-pound bag of mix WILLIAM M. LARA, Baker County is a member of the Tri-County Landfi ll tim record is made, including the testimony and OF NEW YORK MELLON, AS SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE donated to the food bank with Defendant. (Baker, Bradford, and Union counties) and has no WAYNE A. LIMBAUGH, et al, evidence upon which the appeal is to be made. In UNDER NOVASTAR MORTGAGE FUNDING TRUST, ______/ open, operating landfi lls. The monitoring reports Defendant(s). accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, SERIES 2005-4, Plaintiff, and ROBERT J. SCHEILD- one additional bag. The bags are are required on a county landfi ll closed approxi- ______/ persons needing special accommodations or an in- ING, CHRISTINE SCHEILDING, are Defendants. $24 apiece though smaller mon- NOTICE OF ACTION mately twenty years ago. terpreter to participate in this proceeding, or if you NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE have any questions regarding this meeting, please I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the Front etary donations will be accepted. TO: WILLIAM M. LARA Interested parties should submit a brief summary of contact the Clerk to the NFBA Board at (877) 552- Door of the Baker County Courthouse, 339 East Address Unknown their organization or individual experience in dealing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judg- 3482, at least two business days prior to the date MacClenny Avenue, MacClenny, FL 32063, at 11:00 Ms. Starling said each bag is with DEP on landfi ll issues as well as the qualifi ca- ment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated March 23, of the meeting. AM, on the 23rd day of April, 2010, the following equivalent to 30-60 meals, de- YOUR ARE NOTIFIED that an action has been fi led tions, experience, and background of individuals 2010 and entered in Case No. 02-2009-CA-000203 4/1-4/8 described real property as set forth in said Final against you in the Circuit Court of the Eighth Judicial that will be assigned to the project. Inquiries can of the Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Judicial Circuit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAKER COUNTY, Summary Judgment, to wit: pending on a person’s age, size, Circuit, in and for Baker County, Florida, for foreclo- be directed to jcone@bakercountyfl .org or robertf@ in and for BAKER County, Florida wherein WELLS FLORIDA. CIVIL DIVISION etc. The bags will be presented to sure of mortgage and you are required to serve a bakercountyfl .org. FARGO BANK, NA, is the Plaintiff and WAYNE A. CASE NO. 022009CA000152XXXXXX EXHIBIT “A” copy of your written defenses to it, if any, to: LIMBAUGH; DAFFNEY M LIMBAUGH AKA DAFFNEY the food bank in early May. Proposals shall be submitted to: LIMBAUGH; AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY, BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP FKA COUNTRY- A PARCEL OF LAND LYING, BEING AND Donation sites include South- Russell A. Wade III, Esq. Joseph L Cone INC.; TIMBERLANE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION WIDE HOME LOANS SERVICING LP , SITUATE IN SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP 2 Attorney for Plaintiff County Manager OF MACCLENNY, INC.; are the Defendants, I will Plaintiff, SOUTH, RANGE 21 EAST, BAKER COUN- ern Accounting and Tax and RUSSELL A. WADE III, P.A. County Administration sell to the highest and best bidder for cash AT THE vs. TY, FLORIDA, MORE PARTICULARLY DE- Dr. Carter’s office, both on 6th 155 SE 6th Place 55 North 3rd Street FRONT DOOR OF THE BAKER COUNTY COURT- SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT Lake Butler, FL 32054 Macclenny, Fl 32063 HOUSE at 11:00 AM, on the 6th day of May, 2010, JENNIFER BARTON; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID SEC- Street, and at Smarty Pantz, 690 the following described property as set forth in said UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN TION 32, AND RUN NORTH 01 DEGREES W. Macclenny Ave. For more in- on or before Monday, April 19, 2010, and fi le the Final Judgment: PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, THROUGH, 32 MINUTES 08 SECONDS WEST, ALONG original with the Clerk of this Court, at the Baker ALL RESPONSES ARE DUE NO LATER THAN 4: OO UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THE EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION 32, A formation, contact Ms. Starling County Courthouse, 339 East Macclenny Avenue, PM TUESDAY APRIL 20, 2010. PART OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SEC- THIS ACTION, OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE DISTANCE OF 416.36 FEET; THENCE CON- at 318-4993. Macclenny, Florida 32063-2294, either before ser- 4/1-4/15 TION 29, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROP- TINUE RUNNING NORTH 01 DEGREES 32 vice on Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately thereafter; 22 EAST, BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA. ERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, MINUTES 08 SECONDS WEST, CONTINU- or a default will be entered against you for the relief NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS Defendants. ING ALONG EAST LINE OF SECTION 32, A demanded in the Complaint. FOLLOWS: DISTANCE OF 300.72 FEET; THENCE CON- NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to a Writ COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER ______/ TINUE RUNNING NORTH 01 DEGREES 32 Annual prayer WITNESS my hand and Seal of this Court on March of Execution issued in the County Court of Baker OF SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, MINUTES 08 SECONDS WEST, CONTINU- 15, 2010. County, Florida, on the 11th day of March, 2010, RANGE 22 EAST; THENCE NORTH 01 DE- NOTICE OF SALE ING SAID EAST LINE OF SECTION 32, A in the cause wherein, COUNTRY FEDERAL CREDIT GREES 03 MINUTES 24 SECONDS EAST, PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 DISTANCE OF 300.72 FEET; THENCE CON- breakfast Apr. 15 AL FRASER UNION was plaintiff and AMY E. STAVELY, was de- ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION TINUE RUNNING NORTH 01 DEGREES 32 CLERK OF THE COURT fendant, being Case No. 2010-CC-11 in said Court, 29, A DISTANCE OF 872.67 FEET TO A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Or- MINUTES 08 SECONDS WEST, CONTINU- The Woman’s Club of Mac- By: Jamie Crews I, Joey B. Dobson, as Sheriff of Baker County, Flor- POINT ON THE NORTHERLY R/W LINE der or Summary Final Judgment of foreclosure ING ALONG SAID EAST LINE OF SECTION clenny is extending an invitation As Deputy Clerk ida have levied upon all the right, title and interest OF NORTH BOULEVARD; THENCE SOUTH dated March 24, 2010, and entered in Case No. 32, A DISTANCE OF 682.36 FEET; THENCE to city and county officials and 3/18-4/8 of the defendant, Amy E. Stavely, in and to the 79 DEGREES 34 MINUTES 40 SECONDS 022009CA000152XXXXXX of the Circuit Court in RUN SOUTH 89 DEGREES 44 MINUTES 56 NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION following described real property, to-wit: WEST, ALONG SAID NORTHERLY R/W and for Baker County, Florida, wherein BAC HOME SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 510.29 clergy in Baker County to attend LINE A DISTANCE OF 1072.97 FEET TO LOANS SERVICING, LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME FEET; THENCE RUN NORTHWESTERLY the annual prayer breakfast on I, Kurt S. Browning, Secretary of State of the State NW ¼ of SE ¼ , SE ¼ of NW ¼ , SE ¼ A POINT ON THE EAST R/W OF NORTH LOANS SERVICING LP is Plaintiff and JENNIFER A DISTANCE OF 124.90 FEET AS MEA- of Florida, do hereby give notice that a GENERAL of SW ¼ of NW ¼, NE ¼ of NW ¼ of SW THIRD STREET, SAID POINT BEING THE BARTON; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN SURED ALONG THE ARC OF A CURVE Thursday April 15 at 10:00 am. ELECTION will be held in BAKER County, State of ¼ and NW ¼ of NE ¼ of SW ¼ of Section POINT OF CURVE OF A CURVE TO THE TENANT NO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY AND HAV- Florida, on the SECOND day of NOVEMBER, 2010, 34, in Township 1 South, Range 21 East, RIGHT HAVING A RADIUS OF 30.00 FEET, CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR ING A RADIUS OF 50.00 FEET, SAID ARC A delicious array of wonderful A.D., to fi ll or retain the following offi ces: Baker County, Florida. A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 92 DEGREES 25 AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION, BEING SUBTENDED BY A CHORD HAV- breakfast foods will be prepared Parcel ID #’s: 34-1S-21-0000-0000-0030 MINUTES 08 SECONDS AND BEING SUB- OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, ING A BEARING OF NORTH 71 DEGREES United States Senator and 34-1S 21-0000-0000-0031 TENDED BY A CHORD OF 43.31 FEET AND TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN 48 MINUTES 58 SECONDS WEST, AND A and a wonderful program has Representative in Congress: District 4 A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 54 DE- DESCRIBED, are Defendants, I will sell to the high- DISTANCE OF 94.87 FEET, THENCE RUN been planned. The guest speaker Florida Cabinet - Governor I shall offer this property for sale, at the front en- GREES 12 MINUTES 46 SECONDS WEST; est and best bidder for cash at at the Front Door of SOUTH 89 DEGREES 44 MINUTES 56 Florida Cabinet - Lieutenant Governor trance of the Baker County Courthouse, 339 E. Mac- THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE ARC OF the Baker County Courthouse, 339 East Macclenny SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 35.00 this year will be Pastor Tom Pope Florida Cabinet - Attorney General clenny Ave. in Macclenny, FL, County of Baker, State SAID CURVE A DISTANCE OF 48.39 FEET Avenue, Macclenny, FL 32063 at Baker County, FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING OF from the First United Methodist Florida Cabinet - Chief Financial Offi cer of Florida, on May 4th, 2010 at the hour of 11:20 TO POINT OF COMPOUND CURVATURE Florida, between 11:00 am and 2:00 pm on the 23rd THE HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED PARCEL Florida Cabinet - Commissioner of Agriculture a.m., or as soon thereafter as possible. I will offer OF A CURVE TO THE RIGHT HAVING A RA- day of April, 2010, the following described property OF LAND; THENCE CONTINUE RUNNING Church. State Representative: District 12 for sale all of the defendant, Amy E. Stavely, right, DIUS OF 340.00 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE as set forth in said Order or Final Judgment, to-wit: SOUTH 89 DEGREES 44 MINUTES 56 The breakfast is one way Supreme Court: Retention of Four Justices title and interest in the aforesaid real property, at OF 8 DEGREES 13 MINUTES 16 SECONDS SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 699.58 First District Court of Appeal: Retention of Seven public auction and will sell the same, subject to AND BEING SUBTENDED BY A CHORD FEET TO THE INTERSECTION WITH THE we like to show the club’s Judges taxes, all prior liens, encumbrances and judgments, OF 48.74 FEET AND A CHORD BEARING A TRACT OF LAND LYING IN THE NORTH- EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF A appreciation. Please feel free to Circuit Judge, Eighth Judicial Circuit: Groups 2, 3 if any, to the highest and best bidder for CASH IN OF NORTH 03 DEGREES 53 MINUTES 34 WEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF 60.00 FOOT PRIVATE ROAD (KNOWN and 9 HAND. The proceeds to be applied as far as may be SECONDS WEST; THENCE NORTHERLY SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP 3 SOUTH, RANGE AS GUNNER-BRAXTON ROAD); THENCE bring a guest, and please RSVP School Board: Districts 2, 3 and 4 to the payment of costs and the satisfaction of the ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE AN ARC 22 EAST, BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND RUN NORTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES to Peg Arend 259-9411 — leave a County Commissioner: Districts 2 and 4 above described execution. (NOTE: In accordance DISTANCE OF 48.78 FEET TO THE POINT BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED 12 SECONDS EAST, ALONG SAID EAST- Baker Soil and Water Conservation District: Groups with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons OF TANGENCY OF SAID CURVE; THENCE AS FOLLOWS: ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE, A DISTANCE message. 2 and 4 with disabilities needing special accommodation NORTH 00 DEGREES 13 MINUTES 03 OF 614.62 FEET TO THE INTERSECTION 4/1-4/8 to participate in this proceeding should contact the SECONDS EAST, STILL ALONG SAID R/W COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHWEST COR- WITH THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL Baker County Sheriff’s Offi ce at (904) 259-0245 LINE A DISTANCE OF 18.63 FEET TO THE NER OF SAID NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE LINE OF A 60.00 FOOT COUNTY MAIN- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA prior to the date of the sale.) POINT OF BEGINNING OF THE HEREIN SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 7; THENCE TAINED GRADED ROAD (KNOWN LO- Class on caring CIVIL ACTION DESCRIBED LANDS; THENCE CONTINUE N 2°20’38” W, 355.0 FEET; THENCE S CALLY AS MARGARETTA GRADE ROAD); CASE NO. 02-2007-CA-0164 JOEY B. DOBSON, NORTH 00 DEGREES 13 MINUTES 03 89°15’38” E, 585.64 FEET TO THE POINT THENCE RUN NORTH 88 DEGREES 21 DIVISION Sheriff of Baker County, Florida SECONDS EAST, ALONG SAID R/W LINE OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE S MINUTES 09 SECONDS EAST, ALONG for your lawn By: Pamela L. Davis, D.S. 76.31 FEET; THENCE NORTH 79 DE- 89°15’38” E, 142.82 FEET; THENCE S SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE, SUNTRUST MORTGAGE INC, 4/1-4/22 GREES 34 MINUTES 40 SECONDS EAST, 2°20’38” E, 152.50 FEET TO A POINT IN A DISTANCE OF 699.86 FEET; THENCE The Baker County Extension Plaintiff, NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE NOW DEPARTING FROM SAID R/W LINE, THE NORTHERLY LINE OF A 50.0 FOOT RUN SOUTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 12 Service will offer a lawn care 120.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 21 DE- RIGHT OF WAY; THENCE N 89°15’38” W, SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 631.67 vs. NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to a Writ GREES 17 MINUTES 57 SECONDS EAST, AND ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE, FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. SUB- workshop on Monday, April 12 of Execution issued in the County Court of Baker 76.37 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 79 DEGREES 142.82 FEET; THENCE N 2°20’38” W, JECT TO A 15.00 FOOT EASEMENT FOR from 5:30 - 6:30 pm at the Agri- HUNT O. WITHEY, et al, County, Florida, on the 11th day of March, 2010, 34 MINUTES 40 SECONDS WEST, 148.50 152.50 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- UTILITIES OVER, ACROSS AND ALONG Defendant(s). in the cause wherein, COUNTRY FEDERAL CREDIT FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. NING. WESTERLY 15.00 FEET THEREOF. SUB- cultural Center. ______/ UNION was plaintiff and JAMIE DUGGER, was THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LANDS BEING JECT TO A 15.00 FOOT EASEMENT FOR Come learn the techniques for defendant, being Case No. 2004-CC-0097 in said THE SAME AS LOT 8 OF TIMBERLANE UTILITIES OVER, ACROSS AND ALONG NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Court, I, Joey B. Dobson, as Sheriff of Baker County, SUBDIVISION, UNIT ONE, A PROPOSED ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE NORTHERLY 15.00 FEET THEREOF. SUB- maintaining a healthy lawn all Florida have levied upon all the right, title and inter- SUBDIVISION IN SAID SECTION 29, SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN JECT TO A 15.00 FOOT EASEMENT FOR year long. Materials and refresh- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final est of the defendant, Jamie Dugger, in and to the TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 22 EAST, THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE UTILITIES OVER, ACROSS AND ALONG Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated March following described personal property, to-wit: BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 SOUTHRLY 15.00 FEET THEREOF. ments will be provided and the 29, 2010 and entered in Case No. 02-2007-CA-0164 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. of the Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Judicial Circuit A/K/A 431 N 3RD STREET, MACCLENNY, If you are a person claiming a right to funds remain- cost is $2 per person. in and for BAKER County, Florida wherein SUN- 1997 Chevrolet Pickup FL 32063 In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities ing after the sale, you must fi le a claim with the clerk We must have ten people reg- TRUST MORTGAGE INC, is the Plaintiff and HUNT VIN#: 1GCEK14R2VZ105995 Act of 1990, persons needing special accommoda- no later than 60 days after the sale. If you fail to O. WITHEY; CHERYL COCHRAN; ANY AND ALL (NOTE: Anyone interested in viewing the Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from tion to participate in this proceeding should contact fi le a claim you will not be entitled to any remaining istered by Friday, April 9 to hold UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, vehicle being sold may do so prior to the the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the Clerk of the Court not later than fi ve business funds. After 60 days, only the owner of record as of the class, so register today! Call UNDER, AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED IN- time of the sale at Higginbotham’s Tow- the date of the Lis Pendens must fi le a claim within days prior to the proceeding at the Baker County the date of the lis pendens may claim the surplus. DIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN ing & Recovery located at 7611 W. Mount sixty (60) days after the sale. Courthouse. Telephone 904 259 3121 or 1 800 955 259-3520 for more information. TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN Vernon Street, Glen St. Mary, FL.) 8770 via Florida Relay Service. WITNESS my hand and the seal of the court on PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES, WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of this Court on March 29, 2010. HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIM- March 29, 2010. DATED at Macclenny, Florida, on March 26, 2010. ANTS; are the Defendants, I will sell to the high- I shall offer this property for sale, at the front en- Al Fraser AL FRASER est and best bidder for cash AT THE FRONT DOOR trance of the Baker County Courthouse, 339 E. Mac- Clerk of the Circuit Court AL FRASER CLERK OF THE COURT Soil board to meet As Clerk, Circuit Court By: Jamie Crews The Baker Soil and Water Con- OF THE BAKER COUNTY COURTHOUSE at 11:00 clenny Ave. in Macclenny, FL, County of Baker, State By: Jamie Crews AM, on the 30th day of April, 2010, the following of Florida, on April 27, 2010 at the hour of 11:00 Deputy Clerk By: Bonnie Palleschi Deputy Clerk servation District board will meet described property as set forth in said Final Judg- a.m., or as soon thereafter as possible. I will offer Florida Default Law Group, P.L. As Deputy Clerk Attorney for Plantiff: ment: for sale all of the defendant, Jamie Dugger, right, P.O. Box 25018 Brian L. Rosaler, Esquire on Tuesday, April 20 at Connie’s title and interest in the aforesaid personal property, Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, P.A. Popkin & Rosaler, P.A. Kitchen from noon to 1:00 pm. A PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND BEING at public auction and will sell the same, subject to **See Americans with Disabilities Act Attorneys for Plaintiff 1701West Hillsboro Boulevard IN SECTION 35, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, taxes, all prior liens, encumbrances and judgments, If you are a person with a disability who needs any PO BOX 11438 Suite 400 The public is invited to attend. RANGE 21 EAST, BAKER COUNTY, FLOR- if any, to the highest and best bidder for CASH IN accommodation in order to participate in this pro- Fort Lauderdale, FL 33339 1438 Deerfi eld Beach, FL 33442 IDA, AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY HAND. The proceeds to be applied as far as may be ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the Telephone: (954) 564 0071 Telephone: (954) 360-9030 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE to the payment of costs and the satisfaction of the provision of certain assistance. Please contact: 4/1-4/8 Facsimile: (954) 420-5187 AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE above described execution. (NOTE: In accordance Ms. Jan Phillips Registration of Fictitious Names 4/1-4/8 Human Resources Manager Baker County School Board WEST 1/2 OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons I the undersigned, being duly sworn, do hereby THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 35, with disabilities needing special accommodation Alachua County Family/Civil Courthouse Custodial Supplies, Bid No. CUST 2011-01, 201 E. University Avenue, Room 410 declare under oath that the names of all persons Transportation Gasoline and Diesel Fuel, Bid No. PRESS CLASSIFIEDS AND RUN NORTH 89 DEGREES 35 MIN- to participate in this proceeding should contact the interested in the business or profession carried UTES 14 SECONDS WEST, ALONG THE Baker County Sheriff’s Offi ce at (904) 259-0245 Gainesville, FL 32601 TRN 2011-03 and ONLY Phone: 352-337-6237 on under the name of Best lil Hairhouse in Mac- Liquifi ed Petroleum (LP) Gas, Bid No. NUTR NORTH LINE OF THE WEST 1/2 OF THE prior to the date of the sale.) clenny whose principle place of business is: 690-A SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST Fax: 352-374-5238 2011-04 4/1-4/8 West Macclenny Avenue, Macclenny, Fl 32063 1/4, 25.00 FEET, THENCE SOUTH 21 DE- and the extent of the interest of each is as follows: cash/check GREES 47 MINUTES 48 SECONDS WEST, JOEY B. DOBSON, A, R&R, INC Sealed bids for Custodial Supplies, Transportation $6.00 NAME EXTENT OF INTEREST Gasoline and Diesel Fuel and Liquifi ed Petroleum 451.40 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- Sheriff of Baker County, Florida 10525 DUVAL LANE (LP) Gas meeting the required specifi cations will be Deadline Monday at 5:00 NING OF THE PARCEL OF LAND HEREIN By: Pamela L. Davis, D.S. MACCLENNY, FL 32063 Catherine Bennett Sole Proprietor DESCRIBED; RUN THENCE SOUTH 24 DE- 3/25-4/15 Catherine Bennett received by the Baker County School Board at 392 Phone (904) 259-4774 South Boulevard East, Macclenny, Florida, 32063 in THE BAKER COUNTY PRESS GREES 08 MINUTES 12 SECONDS EAST, NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Signature 260.80 FEET, MORE OR LESS TO THE The following vehicle will be sold at public the conference room of the Administration Build- STATE OF FLORIDA NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF U.S. NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to a Writ auction April 23, 2010 at 8:00 am at A, R&R INC, ing on Thursday, April 15, 2010, until scheduled HIGHWAY NO. 90; THENCE SOUTH 66 DE- of Execution issued in the County Court of Baker 10525 Duval Lane, Macclenny, FL 32063. COUNTY OF BAKER bid opening, at which time all bids will be publicly GREES 26 MINUTES 46 SECONDS WEST, County, Florida, on the 19th day of November, 2009, 1996 Chevy Prizm Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5 day of opened as indicated: ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE, 175.00 in the cause wherein, COUNTRY FEDERAL CREDIT VIN # 1Y1SK5268TZ035964 April, 2010. FEET; THENCE NORTH 24 DEGREES 08 UNION was plaintiff and STEPHANI STELMA AND 4/8 Al Fraser Custodial Supplies – 10:00 A.M. Clerk of Court Transportation Gasoline and Diesel Fuel MINUTES 12 SECONDS EAST, 260.80 KENNETH STELMA, were defendants, being Case IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Baker County, Florida FEET; THENCE NORTH 66 DEGREES 26 No. 2005-CC-328 in said Court, I, Joey B. Dob- – 10:30 A.M. FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA By: Bonnie Palleschi Liquifi ed Petroleum Gas – 1:00 P.M. MINUTES 46 SECONDS EAST, 175.00 FET son, as Sheriff of Baker County, Florida have levied CASE NO.: 02-2010-CA-14 As Deputy Clerk TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. SUBJECT upon all the right, title and interest of the defendant, 4/8 TO EASEMENT FOR THE PUBLIC ROAD Stephani Stelma, in and to the following described OVER AND ACROSS THE EAST 25 FEET personal property, to-wit: All bids must be sealed and marked with label pro- VYSTAR CREDIT UNION, NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE vided by the Baker County School Board. Should THEREOF, ALSO KNOW AS PARCEL 28. Plaintiff, 1998 Suzuki 4WD LT-F500F 4 wheeler you wish to mail bid prior to bid opening time, NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to a Writ please do so to the above address, attention Cathy A/K/A 8073 US 90 WEST, GLEN SAINT VIN#: JSAAM41AXW2102873 vs. MARY, FL 32040 (NOTE: Anyone interested in viewing the of Execution issued in the County Court of Baker B. Golon, Director of Purchasing. Late bids will County, Florida, on the 19th day of November, 2009, not be opened. Faxed bids will not be considered 4 wheeler being sold may do so prior to JONATHAN S. MCGLEW Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the time of the sale at Higginbotham’s in the cause wherein, COUNTRY FEDERAL CREDIT a legal bid. and M. DENISE MCGLEW, UNION was plaintiff and STEPHANI STELMA AND the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of Towing & Recovery located at 7611 W. Defendants. the date of the Lis Pendens must fi le a claim within Mount Vernon Street, Glen St. Mary, FL.) KENNETH STELMA, were defendants, being Case Baker County School Board reserves the right to ------/ No. 2005-CC-328 in said Court, I, Joey B. Dob- reject any and all bids received. sixty (60) days after the sale. I shall offer this property for sale, at the front en- son, as Sheriff of Baker County, Florida have levied NOTICE OF SALE upon all the right, title and interest of the defendant, For questions concerning specifi c terms and con- WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of this Court on trance of the Baker County Courthouse, 339 E. Mac- March 29, 2010. clenny Ave. in Macclenny, FL, County of Baker, State Stephani Stelma, in and to the following described ditions, or to request a bid package, contact Cathy Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to an order or personal property, to-wit: Golon, Purchasing Department, at (904) 259-4330. of Florida, on May 4th, 2010 at the hour of 11:10 a fi nal judgment of foreclosure entered in the above- Al Fraser a.m., or as soon thereafter as possible. I will offer captioned action, I will sell the property situated in Bid Package Requirements Clerk of the Circuit Court for sale all of the defendant, Stephani Stelma, right, Baker County, Florida, described as: By: Bonnie Palleschi title and interest in the aforesaid personal property, 1999 W-W All Around Aluminum Horse Trailer VIN#: 11WHS1628XW248369 1. Total bid price Deputy Clerk at public auction and will sell the same, subject to Lot 28, SANDS POINTE SUBDIVISION, Florida Default Law Group, P.L. taxes, all prior liens, encumbrances and judgments, (NOTE: Anyone interested in viewing the 2. Florida Statutes section 287.133 (3) (A) according to plat thereof, as recorded in horse trailer being sold may do so prior 3. Drug Free Workplace Agreement P.O. Box 25018 if any, to the highest and best bidder for CASH IN plat book 3, pages 88 and 89, of the pub- Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 HAND. The proceeds to be applied as far as may be to the time of the sale at Higginbotham’s 4. Signature sheet indicating that bidder has lic records of Baker County, Florida Towing & Recovery located at 7611 W. read and understands the terms and conditions of F07047215 SUNTRUST-VA–- to the payment of costs and the satisfaction of the **See Americans with Disabilities Act above described execution. (NOTE: In accordance Mount Vernon Street, Glen St. Mary, FL.) the bid at public sale, to the highest and best bidder for 4/8 If you are a person with a disability who needs any with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons cash, at ll:00 a.m. on the 27 day of April, 2010 at accommodation in order to participate in this pro- with disabilities needing special accommodation the front door of the Baker County Courthouse in I shall offer this property for sale, at the front en- ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the to participate in this proceeding should contact the Macclenny, Florida. provision of certain assistance. Please contact: Baker County Sheriff’s Offi ce at (904) 259-0245 trance of the Baker County Courthouse, 339 E. Mac- Ms. Jan Phillips prior to the date of the sale.) clenny Ave. in Macclenny, FL, County of Baker, State That any person claiming an interest in the surplus of Florida, on May 4th, 2010 at the hour of 11:00 Human Resources Manager from the sale, if any, other than the property owner Alachua County Family/Civil Courthouse JOEY B. DOBSON, a.m., or as soon thereafter as possible. I will offer Custom Printing as of the date of the lis pendens must fi le a claim for sale all of the defendant, Stephani Stelma, right, 201 E. University Avenue, Room 410 Sheriff of Baker County, Florida within 60 days after the sale. Gainesville, FL 32601 By: Pamela L. Davis, D.S. title and interest in the aforesaid personal property, Phone: 352-337-6237 4/1-4/22 at public auction and will sell the same, subject to Stationery WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court on taxes, all prior liens, encumbrances and judgments, Fax: 352-374-5238 HIGGINBOTHAM’S TOWING & RECOVERY March 26, 2010. 4/1-4/8 if any, to the highest and best bidder for CASH IN 7611 WEST MT. VERNON HAND. The proceeds to be applied as far as may be Invoices CAROLYN C. WILKIE GLEN ST. MARY, FL. 32040-1120 AL FRASER to the payment of costs and the satisfaction of the P.O. BOX 787 Phone (904) 259-4375 • FAX (904) 259-6146 CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT above described execution. (NOTE: In accordance HILLIARD, FLORIDA 32046 By: Bonnie palleschi with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons The following vehicle will be sold at public auc- Business Cards PHONE 904-845-3967 Deputy Clerk with disabilities needing special accommodation tion April 23, 2010 at 10:00 am, at Higginbotham’s to participate in this proceeding should contact the Towing & Re cov ery, 7611 West Mt. Vernon, Glen The following will be sold at public auction May 10, Sidney E. Lewis, P.A. Baker County Sheriff’s Offi ce at (904) 259-0245 Envelopes St. Mary, FL. 32040. 2010 at 3:00 pm at 25443 NE 137th Trail, Raiford, Attorney for Plaintiff prior to the date of the sale.) Florida 32083: 2001 Merz 300 W. Adams Street VIN #1FUJA3CG31PF24291 Suite 300 JOEY B. DOBSON, Invitations Contents of “Forever Tan” tanning salon Jacksonville, Florida 32202 Sheriff of Baker County, Florida 4/8 formerly located at 795 South 6th Street, (904)-355-9003 By: Pamela L. Davis, D.S. Macclenny, Florida 32063 4/1-4//8 THE OFFICE MART 4/1-4/22 4/8-4/29 110 South Fifth St. • 259-3737 Thursday, April 1, 2010 The Baker County Press Page BCHS mock trial team covets ‘most professional’ at state meet Kelley Lannigan Mr. Johnson, “I was Features told numerous times [email protected] by legal professionals involved in the mock Eight students from Baker trials that these girls County High School traveled were better then many to Orlando to participate in the actual lawyers they’ve Florida High School Mock Trial dealt with. Several of Competition held April 5-7. them said they even As well as an outstanding knew law firms that performance overall, the Baker would hire these girls County team was the recipient right now!” of the most professional conduct To prepare for the award. mock trials, the BCHS The 2010 participants from teams met two after- BCHS were: Lindsey Cannon, noons a week for seven Shayla Coleman, Brooke Potts, Photo by Kelley Lannigan months in a classroom Lindsey Cannon practices cross examination. Liz Frey, Kelsey Benton, Billie set up like a courthouse Murray and Shirley Duran. equipped with a judge’s like how to approach a witness The mock trial is an academic bench, a witness stand and juror’s or the bench, the importance of competition sponsored by The area. using clear and precise language Photos by Kelley Lannigan Florida Law Related Education Behind the bench hangs an and grammar, and projecting Pastor Randy Williams tells kids the story of Easter. Association, Inc. (FLREA). It large copy of the United States their voices to be heard by every- gives an opportunity for students Constitution and an American one in the courtroom. to simulate the roles of both at- flag stands nearby. It was here Mr. Johnson even solicited torneys and witnesses in fictional the team grappled with the chal- help from the Baker County Annual family Easter gala trial situations and is the most lenges of learning every detail of courthouse. Public defenders hands-on, intensive learning sim- their case and engaging in exer- George Nelson and Julie Johnson ulation of the trial process avail- Kelley Lannigan cises such as formulating the spe- lent their expertise by observing able to high school students. Features cific questions to be used while the students during preparation [email protected] The event also helps them examining a witness. and offering constructive criti- improve and strengthen an ap- Mr. Johnson sat in the judge’s cism. According to Mr. Johnson, The Family Easter Celebration preciation of democracy through chair and the students alternately such extra measures went a long sponsored by The First Baptist practical, hands-on law related took on the roles of prosecutor, way in boosting his team’s per- Church of Glen St. Mary took and civic education programs. defense attorney and witness. formance. place April 3 at Celebration Park A group of actual law stu- They practiced opening state- “I know the girls think I was in Glen St. Mary. dents write a case for each year’s ments, closing arguments and tough on them, but the law is Nearly 300 people took part. competition. High school teams presenting evidence. serious business,” said Mr. John- The increasingly popular download the case files and re- Through the process they son. “I wanted them to be the event is now in its third year and lated materials which is posted learned the protocols of conduct best they could possibly be.” includes egg hunts for children on-line by FLREA, Inc. from infants to fifth grade. Fol- BCHS forensic science instruc- lowing the conclusion of the egg tor Ed Johnson and the team
hunts, senior pastor Randy Wil- started preparing last October. LLC liams gave a presentation on the “I don’t do anything unless Anderson Quality ROOFING story of Easter for the children. I do it 100 percent,” said Mr. Metal & Shingle Reroofs & Roof Repairs Afterwards, lunch was served. Johnson. New Homes • Remodels • Additions • Screen Rooms Pastor Williams described the That philosophy spills over Easter celebration as the church’s into the rigors of preparation his Door & Window Replacement Your hometown contractor! way to connect to its community Charles Alanso and Chloe Harnage fill their baskets. students faced getting ready for and as a chance for children to the competition and he admits as well. have a fun family outing in a safe, he pushed the team hard. LICENSED & When children had full bas- FREE ESTIMATES 2593300 pleasant environment. It paid off, too. Real-life judges INSURED kets, they sat down in a large LIC.#RC0067003 IN GOD WE “Through supporting events and lawyers serve on the panel LIC.#RB0067070 huddle to examine their egg’s TRUST. like this our purpose is to send a that judges the student perfor- contents and get ready to hear message to the community, espe- mances. The BCHS team received and see the story of Easter. cially those that may not have a numerous compliments on their A’Donna Jackson’s Income Tax Service In front of the children, Mr. church family,” said Pastor Wil- preparation and delivery. 17 Years Tax Preparation Experience Williams stood before a table liams. “That message is that the “The girls from Baker County which held a variety of visual aids Located in Glen St. Mary, Fl church is not staid or dull, but certainly held their own,” said representing the main objects Monday - Saturday 9am - 9pm actually a lot of fun. Its purpose found in the Biblical accounts 904-221-2991 is for us to have an abundant life of the last supper and Jesus’ be- Can’t afford a new home? Drop Off’s Welcome through Christ.” • Moonwalks trayal, persecution, crucifixion Families started trickling in Make your old home • 1040 EZ - $30.00 and resurrection. • Waterslides to register about one hour before ** He held each object up as • Combo Units LOOK NEW. • 1040 A - $40.00 to the egg hunts began at 11:30. ** he moved through the story’s • Dunk Tanks • 1040 - $45.00 Throngs of children showed up, events: a palm branch, wine gob- ** many in cute Easter attire and • Interactive Games Call Brian’s Painting • State Tax - $50.00 let and loaf of bread, 30 pieces of at brandishing decorated baskets. * silver, whip, nail spikes, crown of • Obstacle Course • Business - $150.00 For some, the baskets were as big *extra charges may apply thorns, spear, shroud and a large • Popcorn 770-301-4955 as they were. Several areas across **$5.00 each add’l form after first W2 904-759-0884 egg-shaped box symbolizing the • Cotton Candy the park were cordoned off for the empty tomb. Electronic Filing Available ~ Get your money in 8 days! hunts and with such open space, • Snow Cones “The event has grown with ~BRING IN THIS AD AND GET $10.00 OFF E-FILE!~ there were few places to actually each year,” said Rev. Williams. • Tables Tents & Chairs hide eggs. That’s where creativity “We’re now getting people who took over. are just driving by who don’t IT’S THE LAW! In the youngest children’s know anything about it but who field, bright colored plastic eggs stop and decide to participate.” were generously dumped all over When asked about rain dates the ground to make access easy. and locations, he smiled and IS YOUR BABY SAFE? On the count of three, the babies glanced at the morning cloudi- poured in and began scooping up Baker County Health Department ness which was giving way to eggs with the help of moms and Ask about our Party Packages for: Car Seat Program clear blue sky. grand moms who were also busy “It would be set up inside a BIRTHDAY PARTIES taking pictures. church building, but so far we’ve FALL FESTIVALS Do you need a new car seat? In the older children’s areas, been blessed,” he said. “We’ve lots of props were brought in. CHURCH EVENTS never had to do that.” Do you need your car seat checked? “We actually base this event www.NicoMoonwalks.com on a church curriculum Easter Make an appointment at the program called Creation Eggs Baker County Health Department and we put our own spin on it,” said Pastor Williams. “The idea is to re-create an area as much 259-8267 ext. 2254 like a person’s actual backyard as possible.” 480 W. Lowder St. The fifth grader’s field con- Macclenny tained a real clothesline, an 259-6291 overturned wheel barrow, plastic milk crates, flower pots, chairs, Baker County Health Department a gazebo and other items one would typically see in someone’s DAVID COOLER yard. Eggs were freely and vis- ibly scattered here too, but many were hidden around the objects LIVE 1620 S. Sixth Street Macclenny, Florida Broadway, pop Saturday, April 3 9:00 pm with Country Legend 100.7 FM concert at LCCC broadcasting LIVE in the parking lot After you send your taxes to Uncle Sam on April 15, come out Saturday, March 27 aily pecials to the Levy Performing Arts Cen- D S ter at 7:00 pm and relax to the ~~ LOOK OUT FOR $1 SAMPLE DAYS ~~ sounds of the Lake City Commu- LADIES DETOUR DRINK FREE Monday night - nity College Choir as it presents a SUNDAY refreshing and tax-free concert of EVERY NIGHT Pool & Dart Tournament EVERYDAY THURSDAY - SATURDAY Broadway, classical and nostalgic Tuesday night - Karaoke & WEDNESDAY pop music. LCCC art professors Fran Ros- Thursday - Saturday night - DJ si and Janis Brothers invite you $ to view the spring art show in the UNDER BOGO 1660 S. 6th St., 49¢ Buy 1 Get 1 Free gallery of the Levy Center before NEW Hamburger Cheeseburger59¢ the concert starting at 5:00 pm. Macclenny MANAGEMENT Any1.00 Size Soda or Tea *Special orders subject to additional charge. ANY Breakfast Sandwich Light refreshments will be served *Special orders subject to additional charge. *Special orders subject to additional charge. and admission is free. 259-5636 Offers good through April 30, 2010. T B C P Page 10 APRIL 1, 2010
OBITUARIESCONTACT US CHURCH AND OBITUARY NOTICE INFORMATION Obituaries must be submitted in a timely fashion and have a local connection. Pictures are printed with By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our o ce located at 104 S. Fifth Street, obituaries free of charge. The newspaper reserves the right to publish photos based on quality. It is request- Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. ed that all news items be typed or emailed to insure accuracy in print. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com Mildred Andrew, Robert Herring, Fr. James Cregan, Levice Daniels, Military rites Ms. Newsted, 58, 89, dies April 4 53, of Glen dies former pastor here 55, dies March 31 at her graveside of Glen St. Mary Mildred “Memaw” Elizabeth Robert L. Herring, 53, of Father James Cregan, 71, of Levice Daniels, 55, of Mar- Viola “Suggs” Higginbotham Deborah Louise Newsted, 58, Andrew, 89, of Macclenny died Glen St. Mary died at his home Lanark Village, FL died on Sat- garetta died March 31, 2010. died March 16, 2010 at St. Vin- of Glen St. Mary died Thursday, April 4, 2010. She was born in Thursday April 1, 2010 after a urday, April 3, 2010. A native of He was born on February 16, cent’s Medical Center after a April 1, 2010 at Ed Fraser Me- Nashville, Tennessee to John long battle with cancer. He was Limerick, Ireland, he was pas- 1955, to Jimmie and Isabel Ford sudden illness. She was born morial Hospital in Macclenny. Winston Jarrell and Mary Eliza- born April 1, 1957 in Phenix City, tor of both St. Mary’s Catholic Daniels, who preceded him in on July 13, 1929 in Hilliard, and Ms. Newsted was born in War- beth Hayes Alabama to Church in Macclenny and St. death. was a member of West Jack- rington, Florida on April 15, 1951 on Sep- Effi e Her- Edward’s in Starke in the 1970s. Mr. Daniels was educated sonville Baptist Church where and lived in Las Vegas, Nevada tember 18, ring Wynn A priest for 42 years, he was in the public schools of Baker she served as a greeter for many before moving to Baker County County. Levice was a loving, 1920. (Al Wynn). also the Catholic chaplain for the years. six years ago. She worked in devoted husband, father and Mrs. An- Mr. Her- Florida National Guard, Florida She enjoyed spending time food service at Lake Butler El- friend, and a member of True State Prison and Northeast Flor- drew was ring was Church of God in Unity in Lake with her family, watching Gator ementary School. a resident in the tele- ida State Hospital during his ten- City. He was a dedicated em- games and NASCAR. She will She was the daughter of the of Baker c o m m u - ure in northeast Florida. ployee of Gilman Building Prod- be greatly missed by her fam- late Walter D. And Williearee C o u n t y n i c a t i o n s After leaving here, Father ucts in Lake Butler for 20 years. ily, and was preceded in death Cox Chaney. She was also pre- since 1972 b u s i n e s s Cre gan served at churches in Tal- Survivors include his loving by parents Stella and Jess John- ceded in death by sister Cathy after mov- and he re- lahassee, Quincy, FL and Mont- and devoted wife of 34 years, son; husbands Marion Higgin- Cunningham. ing from tired as vice gomery, AL. He is survived by Sandra Daniels; daughters Lati- botham and Reverend Gerald Survivors include sons Ste- Melbourne, president of three brothers, 12 nieces and sha Powell (Larry), Regina Dan- Suggs; brother James Johnson. ven Plasterer of Glen and Chris- FL, and a Mildred Andrew Truevance Robert Herring nephews. iels, Tywannza Daniels (Omar), Survivors include son Wayne topher Plasterer of Las Vegas; m e m b e r C o m m u - The vigil and Mass of Chris- and Dominique Daniels (Jim- (Penny) Suggs of Yulee; daugh- sisters Carol (Vince) Seamour of Calvary Baptist Church. She nications in 2002. He loved tian Burial will be held on Friday my); 13 grandchildren; one sis- ters Vada Suggs of Orange Park of Colorado Springs, and Pau- worked at Northeast Florida the outdoors, particularly fi sh- evening, April 9 at 7:30 and Sat- ter; seven brothers; one aunt; and Brenda (Jerry) Crews of lette (Gene) Freeman of Glen; State Hospital in the food ser- ing and hunting, and spending urday morning, April 10 at 11:00 two uncles and a host of nieces, Glen St. Mary; siblings Carrie brother Donald Alton (Dorthy) vice division for seven years time with his grandchildren. He at Blessed Sacrament Church in nephews, cousins, in-laws and (Dub) Summerall of Jackson- Chaney of Las Vegas. before her retirement in 1989. was a member of Raiford Road Tallahassee. Interment will be friends. ville, Sammy (Elaine) Johnson The memorial service will be She loved cooking, watching the Church of Macclenny and pre- at Holy Cross Cemetery in Pen- The funeral service for Mr. of Hilliard and Charles (Elaine) held April 8 at 6:00 pm at the Food Channel, shopping, sew- deceased by sister Allison. sacola. Daniels will be Saturday, April Johnson of Atlanta; four grand- chapel of Archer Funeral Home ing, attending church, visiting Survivors include his wife of In lieu of fl owers, Father 10 at 1:00 pm at his church. The children; three great-grandchil- of Lake Butler with Pastor Mike with friends and family, read- 17 years, Susanne Kight Her- Cregan requested donations to family will receive friends at dren. Norman offi ciating. Interment ing the Bible, fi shing, traveling, ring; sons Al Herring and Jason Sacred Heart Church, P.O. Box the church Friday, April 9 from The funeral service was held will follow at a later date. 5:00 - 7:00 pm. Combs Funeral camping and family reunions. Collins, both of Glen and Justin 729, Lanark Village, FL 32323. March 20, 2010 at 2:00 pm at Home of Lake City is in charge Mrs. Andrew was prede- (Jeannie) Collins of Macclenny; Funeral arrangements were her church, followed by military of arrangements. ceased by husband of 42 years, daughter Lindsay Herring of by Bevis Funeral Home in Craw- graveside service at Gethsemane William ‘Bill’ Marion Andrew; Nashville, TN; brother Kenneth fordville, FL. Memorial Gardens. Hardage- Press Advertising brother Paul Douglas Jarrell; Herring; three grandsons; his Macclenny Giddens Town and Country Fu- Deadline sister Zona Jennings. faithful dog Whoy and many church of christ neral Home of Jacksonville was Monday 5:00 PM Survivors include daughter loving friends. All New - 573 s. 5th st. 259-6059 in charge of arrangements. Sandra (John) Crabtree Mos- A memorial service will be Sunday Bible Study 9:45 am ley of Macclenny; brother John held April 10 at 3:00 pm at his C Fellowship 10:30 am - 11:00 am Ray (Chris) Jarrell of Ocala; sis- church with Evangelist Curly C Worship Services T L ’ C ters Charlene (Stanley) Smith Wheeler and Pastor John A. Let people know 11:00 am Intersection of CR 125 & 250 in Taylor •• 259-8353 and Marie (Carl) Davis, both Raulerson offi ciating. In lieu what’s going on- Wed. Bible Study of Ocala; two grandchildren; of fl owers please make dona- Sunday school ~ 10:00 am post your special event online 7:30 pm one step-grandson; three great- tions to Community Hospice of Minister Sunday service ~ 11:00 am grandchildren; eight step-great- Northeast Florida, 4266 Sun- bakercountypress.com Sam F. Kitching grandchildren; numerous nieces beam Road, Jacksonville, FL. Wednesday night Bible Study ~ 6:30 pm and nephews. Ferreira Funeral Services is in Family style dinner ~ 1st Sunday of the month The funeral service was held charge of arrangements. following service April 8 at 2:00 pm at her church St. James Episcopal Church Pastor Bobby with Pastor Donnie Williams of- ‘A church alive is worth the drive!’ & Faye Gri n fi ciating. Interment followed at Wilford Batten, Minnesota Ave. & 5th Street Macedonia Cemetery. Ferreira Macclenny Funeral Services was in charge 59, of Lawtey dies of arrangements. Wilford Batten, 59, of Lawtey, Sunday Worship formerly of Blackshear, Georgia, died Thursday, April 1, 2010 at 5:30 pm Barbara Braden, Suwannee Valley Care Center in Lake City. Mr. Batten was born Paul Smith, Vicar •• 259-9198 73, of Blu ton, SC on December 1, 1950 in Black- Barbara Morris Braden, 73, of shear to the late Vernon and Bluffton, SC died Friday, April Azalee Gray Batten and grew 2, 2010 at the Coastal Carolina up in Hollywood; FL. He moved Medical Center, Hardeeville, to Lawtey 24 ½ years ago from Macclenny Church of God SC. She was born in Americus, Middleburg, was a carpenter Georgia on May 30, 1936, the and house mover working in Jesus: The Way, The Truth and The Life daughter of Earnest and Anne Baker County and the surround- Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. Bragg Morris. She enjoyed be- ing area for many years. Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Wed. Eve. Worship 7:30 P.M. ing on the beach and she was a Wilford was a member of Ev- Baptist. ergreen Baptist Church in Law- Pastor Rev. Shannon Conner Survivors include son Ter- tey. He was preceded in death by North 6th Street - Macclenny • 259-3500 ry (Susan) Iverson of Taylor; son Johnny Batten and brother daughter, Donna (Erik) Iverson Jimmy Batten. Bell of Bluffton; six grandchil- Survivors include his wife of 24½ years, Lucinda Cruce Bat- dren; two great-grandchildren. 270 US Highway 301 N. • Baldwin FL 32234 Gid Giddens Sauls Funeral Home of Bluff- ten of Lawtey; children Joseph New Hope Church, Inc. ton was in charge of arrange- (Melissa) Batten of Tennessee; 23-A to Lauramore Rd. & Fairgrounds Rd. 904-266-2337 904-387-0055 ments. Christina (Mark) Snyder of Ari- Sunday School 9:45 am zona; step-children Corby Griffi s Baldwin Jacksonville and Keri Griffi s, both of Lawtey; Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am Arrangements made in your home or our facility Evening service sister Judy (Aubrey) Thompson Sunday Children’s Church 11:00 am Fair & Reasonable Prices The First Community Church of Blackshear; one granddaugh- Sunday Evening Services 6:00 pm of Sanderson will hold evening ter and one step-grandchild. Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting 7:00 pm Funeral & Cremation Services services at Faith Temple COGIC The memorial service for Mr. Locally Owned & Family Operated in Sanderson at 6:30 pm every Batten was April 6, 2010 at 1:00 Pastor J. C. Lauramore welcomes all Sunday. Evangelist Janet Camps- pm at his church. In lieu of fl ow- Proudly Serving Northeast Florida Bonne will be the speaker April ers, contributions may be made 11. Everyone is invited. to the American Cancer Society, Come and magnify the Lord and worship with us 2121 SW 16th St., Gainesville, FL 32608 or Haven Hospice, 4200 Glen Friendship Tabernacle Clinton Ave. • Glen St. Mary • Home: 259-3982 • Church: 259-6521 Christian NW 90th Blvd., Gainesville, FL Mt. Zion N.C. 32606. Jones-Gallagher Funeral WJXR Radio Service Sunday� � � � 8:30 am Home in Starke was in charge of Morning Worship Service� � � � � 10:30 am Fellowship Methodist Church arrangements. Children’s Church � � � � � � � � 11:30 am 121 North † 259-4461 Evangelistic � � � � � � � � � � � 6:00 pm temple Senior Pastor Independent Pentecostal Church Associate Pastor Macclenny, FL Check it out... Bible Study (Wed�) � � � � � � � � 7:30 pm David Thomas Tim Thomas 259-4940 Seventh St. & Ohio Ave., Macclenny 259-4575 Pastor Tim Cheshire bakercountypress.com Rev. Albert Starling • www.myspace.com/glenfriendshiptabernacle Sunday School 9:45 am Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Wednesday Prayer Service 7:00 pm Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Wednesday Night Service 7:00 pm Radio WJXR 92.1 Sunday 9:15 am Youth Programs Sunday School 10:00 am Common Ground - Sunday 11:00 am Jesus answered, "Verily, verily I Common Ground - Wed. (Teens) 7:00 pm say unto thee, except a man be God Kids - Sunday 11:00 am born of water and of the Spirit, God Kids - Wednesday 7:00 pm Youth Pastor he cannot enter into the king- Gary Crummey dom of God." John 3:5 www.christianfellowshiptemple.com ursday, April 1, 2010 T B C P Page 11 Mrs. Collingwood, 82, a homemaker Mabel Phyllis Collingwood, 82, of Macclenny died Wednes- day, March 31, 2010 at the Acosta-Rua Center for Caring in Jacksonville following a short illness. She was born in Hilliard and resided in Jacksonville be- fore moving to Macclenny 10 years ago. Mrs. Collingwood was the daughter of Louis Albert Fewox and Maggie Lloyd Fewox. She was a homemaker and a mem- ber of the Macclenny Church of God. She was preceded in death In Loving Memory Happy Birthday by husband Thomas Finley In Loving Memory Collingwood. of Mother, Wife, Nana of Survivors include daughter Earnest B. Griffi n Barbara A. Rhoden Sonney Widemond Phyllis Ann Smith of Crawford- 4/14/1953 - 8/31/2009 4/06/1930 1/20/1950 - 4/7/2000 ville; sons Daniel J. Collingwood Thinking of you on your birthday. It’s been three years since we last LOVE, It’s been 10 years since you’ve of Jacksonville and William T. celebrated with you, but we celebrate YOUR WIFE AND CHILDREN been gone, but your memory will live Bond of Keizer, Oregon; step- it in our hearts. Thinking of all the forever. We love you, but God loves daughters Mary Jane Wilk- memories of the past, we know you you best. erson of Macclenny and Jean are still here in our hearts celebrat- LOVE, Ann Champion of Lincolnton, ing with us today. Even still, not a day DONNELL WIDEMOND, TIRED OF LOOSE DENTURES? NC; step-son Roger Colling- goes by that you’re not thought of. THOMAS WIDEMOND, wood of Lincolnton; brother Sending you this birthday wish — we JERMELL WIDEMOND, Edward Fewox of Jacksonville, miss and love you! KIM WIDEMOND, EARLY AND ANNIE WIDEMOND, Mouth full of adhesive? 13 grandchildren, nine great- LOVE ALWAYS, YOUR FAMILY CATINA & BRIAN WIDEMOND- grandchildren and numerous JONES, Implants are a permanent solution step-grandchildren. ZELDA & WILL EDWARD, The funeral service was held We print obituaries with a MS. POLLY, MOORE FAMILY to loose fi tting dentures. at 1:00 pm April 3 at the chapel picture free of charge. of Guerry Funeral Home with Call today for a Rev. Shannon Conner offi ciat- ing. Interment followed at Beth- free consultation. el Cemetery in Nassau County. BAXTER CHURCH (formerly Baxter Church of God)
The denture is secured by snapping it into place. In Loving Memory BENEFIT of Logan Mann Johnson & 2/02/2009 - 4/09/2009 It’s been a year but it feels like yes- Gospel Sing terday. This life is fi lled with pain and sorrow. I always wonder if I’ll make it through tomorrow. I don’t know what SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2010 Our x-rays are computer generated allowing up to 90% less radiation to do — I am always missing you. I think about the little time we had. BEGINNING AT NOON Your little smiles and your big brown eyes — they always made me smile. I PORK AND RICE DINNER BEGIN SERVING AT 1 pm NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING close my eyes and take a deep breath. But once again I start thinking about CAKE AUCTION BEGINNING AT 3 pm Notice is hereby given that the proposed ordinances, whose your death. You will always be in our title hereinafter appears, will be presented in a public hearing In Loving Memory of hearts and our minds, but our hearts FEATURING MUSIC BY: Emily Hope Fernandez will stay broken until we meet at the to the Baker County Board of County Commissioner’s for Golden Gate. possible adoption on Monday, April 19, 2010 at 6:00 PM or as Harrison WE MISS OUR LITTLE MAN, RUSHING WIND soon thereafter as possible, at the Baker County Administration 5/14/2004 - 4/10/2009 LOVE PAPA, GRANNY, MAMA, EDDIE CROFT & DEBBIE SMITH Building, 55 North Third Street, Macclenny, Florida. Copies of HANNAH, TRENTON It’s been a year, and a hard year it MAMA’S ANGELS said ordinance may be inspected by any member of the public has been without you — our little An- in the Commissioner’s offi ce, address stated above. On the gel so sweet and innocent. God saw DAVE & SHERRY above mentioned date, all interested parties may appear and be that He needed another Angel so He We publish obituaries DON SELF opened His heart and His arms and heard with respect to the proposed ordinance which is titled as took you home to stay. Our little Angel & pictures FREE! ANGELA WALDRON follows: is what you are now —a unique little GUEST SPEAKERS: JAMES CROFT, ORALL LYONS, halo upon your head, fl uttering feath- DONNIE MAC GRIFFIS & BILLY WORTHINGTON ORDINANCE 2010- ered wings pressed softly upon your DINKINS NEW AN ORDINANCE BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY back. We’ll never forget your little CONGREGATIONAL Proceeds from this benefit* will be applied to the purchase of the real COMMISSIONERS OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, voice and the smiles, laughter and joy estate formerly known as the Baxter Church of God, to restore it to the AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.91-1, AS AMENDED, you gave our hearts. We look for you METHODIST CHURCH CR 127 N. of Sanderson community as a House of Worship for the Lord. in the sky, listening for you to sing us a REGARDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF song and tell us you are nearby. Sunday School 10:00 am Donations are accepted. THE ADOPTED COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, WITH RE- Sunday Morning Service 11:00 am SPECT TO A PARCEL OF LAND, BEING APPROXI- WE MISS OUR LITTLE EMILY, Sunday Night Service 6:00 pm LOVE MAMA, PAPA, GRANNY, Wed. Night Service 7:30 pm QUESTIONS? You may reach Greg Combs at 904-275-2514 or MATELY 10 ACRES IN SIZE, RELATING TO THE HANNAH, TRENTON Pastor Allen Crews 904-298-4593. 12616 Combs Trail, Sanderson, FL 32087 SMALL SCALE DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT PRO- CEDURES ESTABLISHED IN SECTIONS 163.3161 Assistant Pastor Timothy Alford *Guest music merchandise not included. Youth Pastor Brian Poole THROUGH 163.3215, FLORIDA STATUTES, PURSU- Check it out... ANT TO AN APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY HUGH D. bakercountypress.com FISH, JR., AS AGENT The Subject FOR TODD KNABB, Property is located GLEN PLANTATION, ¼ Mile South of Otis Yarbrough LTD; PROVIDING Road on the East The Road FOR A CHANGE IN Side of CR 125 N LAND USE CLAS- to Calvary SIFICATION FROM Corner of Madison & Stoddard AGRICULTURAL B Glen St. Mary LAND USE TO COM- Rev. Tommy & Doris Anderson MERCIAL; PROVID- Phone: 904-259-2213 ING SEVERABIL- ITY, INSTRUCTIONS Sunday School:...... 10:00 am TO THE CODIFIER Sunday Morning Service ....11:00 am Sunday Evening Service . . . . . 6:00 pm AND AN EFFECTIVE Wednesday Night ...... 7:30 pm DATE. ORDINANCE 2010- AN ORDINANCE BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- Welcome MISSIONERS OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, RE- First Baptist Church ZONING 10 ACRES OF REAL PROPERTY OWNED BY TODD KNABB, GLEN PLANTATION, LTD., FROM AG- of Sanderson RICULTURE (AG 7.5) TO COMMERCIAL GENERAL CR 229 S., Sanderson FL (CG); PROVIDING SEVERABILITY, INSTRUCTIONS Sunday School ...... 10:00 am TO THE CODIFIER, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Persons interested in commenting on the proposed changes may Sun. Morning Worship . 11:00 am appear and shall be given an opportunity to speak at the public Sun. Evening Worship . . 6:00 pm hearing or may send written comments to: Baker County Plan- Wed. Eve. Bible Study . . 7:00 pm ning Department, 360 E Shuey Street, Macclenny, Florida, 32063. Pastor Bob Christmas Copies of the ordinance are available for public inspection at the Baker County Planning Department. For additional information, http://www.fbcofsanderson.org 95 $ please call (9204) 259-3354. NOTE: Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statues, if any Sanderson Free evaluation for any size network member of the public desires to appeal any decision made at this Congregational 59 public hearing, he/she will need a record of the proceedings and On-site and Remote PC support for that purpose may need to ensure that he/she transcribe a ver- Holiness Church batim record of the proceedings, which record would include the CR 127 N., Sanderson, FL Off-site backup with NEFCOM’s Secure Backup testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Sunday School 10:00 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Antivirus protection with NEFCOM’s Security Suite According to the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons need- Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm ing a special accommodation or an interpreter to participate in this 259-2300 proceeding should contact the Administration Department at (904) Wed. Evening Prayer Serv. 7:30 pm 130 North 4th Street, Macclenny A trained staff based in Baker County 259-3613 at least 48 hours prior to the time of the hearing. Pastor: Oral E. Lyons www.nefcom.net The Baker County Press Page 12 April 1, 2010 SOCIALSocial Notice Submission information &schools Contact Us Birth announcements, wedding notices and social events (military service notes and school graduations) must By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our office located at 104 S. Fifth Street, be submitted within four weeks of the event. All news and advertising must be submitted to the newspaper office prior to 5:00 p.m. on the Monday prior to publication, unless otherwise noted or arranged. It is requested Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. that all news items be typed or emailed to insure accuracy in print. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com Westside Elementary honor rolls... Principal’s List - 3rd Nine Weeks Bayleigh Britt, Trenton Burnsed, Khai Chrome, Maleigh Combs, FIRST GRADE: BUTLER: Makayla Bennett, Layne Britt, Alexia Ansley Crews, Kaleb Lewis, Titus Martin. SHERIDAN: Austin Craig, Hardenbrook, Aubrey Rich, Kristina Smith, Brock Walker, Darren Amia Everett, Denzel Jefferson, Brooklyn McSwain, Dawson Sealey, Wood. CONNER: Keira Godbold, Tami Mann. H. CREWS: Gracie Timothy Seymour, Conner South. THOMAS: Toby Fryer, Selena Berry, Lane Carter, Dalton Chancey, David Crews, Daniel Robinson. Girardo, Brianna Griffis, Hailey Hodgson, Brayden Jackson, Cassidy GREENWOOD: Trinity Armstrong, Alyssa Baker, Caiden Hodges, Manucy. TRIMM: Madyson Beasley, Derek Brown, Dustin Burnsed, Luke Slattery, Taylor Slattery, Aliyah Sonzini-Diaguiar, Whitney Mariah Green. WHITLEY: Lillia Munn, Reygen Paige, Makensie Suggs. HART: Peyton Burnsed, Cito Escobar, Wintae Ruise. MURPHY: Parmeley, Benjamin Smith. Ryleigh Burnsed, Kody Butcher, Ben Callahan, Emily Davis, William SECOND GRADE: CALLAHAN: Houston Bennett, Kordell Branch, Green, Will Johnson, Grace Johnson, Hannah Johnston, Caleb Jones, Andrew Guajardo, Cheyenne Kinghorn, Amelia Knabb, Amber Braeden Knight, Nina Ledford, Blakely Mallory, Alayna Markley, Zane Mann, Adam Waldrop, Austin Ward. D. CREWS: Morgan Bell, Jacoby Mobley, Morgan Morrow, Nick Taylor, Addie Williams. RAY: Taylor Clayton, Dalton Guernsey, Grayson Gurganious, Taylor Hodges, Crews, Peyton Green, Daeshawn Larry, Raymond Luke, Hannah Sierra McCauley, Adam Miller, Austin Nettles, Raegan Register, Peterson. ROACH: Ragene Givens, Pierce Kirkland, Tyler Richardson. Marlee Rheuark, Christina Slater, Kellie Stewart, Jessica Tillis. DEKLE: SHERIDAN: Wyatt Crockett, Trey Harvey, Kaylee Long, Allie Lowery. Emily Carpenter, Jordyn Defee, Nick Hale, Abby Ray, Isaiah Tisdale, THOMAS: Emily Conner, Dalton MacDonald, Korie Novaton, Logan Davon Woolf. DUVAL: Abbi French, Abigail Henley, Alle Horne, Karli Wright. TRIMM: Caramie Crews, Jordan Johnson, Blake Rhoden. Johnson, Cassie Pringle, Jenny Romano, Alexis Scheider, Cassie WHITLEY: Delanie Crews, Jadie Fletcher. Turner. ELLEDGE: Dominic Berardo, Max Canaday, Abby Harvey, SECOND GRADE: CALLAHAN: Bradley Gainey, Sierra Gatto, Re’yna Roland, Kaden Wilson. GONZALEZ: Courtney Jordan, Lucy Claire Knabb, Emily Mobley, Michaela Prevatt, Ashton Robinson. D. Nowlen, Alexis O’Hara, Jaquan Paige, Thomas Rainey, Carl Self. CREWS: Lexi Clardy, Cameron Johns, Phillip Richerson. DEKLE: Dylan HAND: Alexis Carter, Brandi Davis, Deshaun Davis, Ashley Ferguson, Ms. Johnson - Mr. Davis Hunter Hartline Jager. DUVAL: Kyle Ambrose, Julia Archambault, Colby Craig, Seth Lyndi Johnson, Logan McDermitt, Megan Phelps, Austin Rich, Erin Ms. Staier and Mr. Johnson Crawford, Antonio Esterling, Samantha Fink, Haiden Fish, Emily Hill, Stokes, Garret Sullivan, Kayla Tate. HURST: Rebekalyn Barber, Chayse Emilie Hodges, Danny Neri, Andrea Pelfrey, Landon Prevatt, Blaine Crain, Coty Deyton, Taylor Dyal, Elizabeth Evans, Wendy McCauley, April 10 vows Son is born Roberts, Carole Spivey, Hannah Wilford, Anna Wilkerson. ELLEDGE: Hannah Starling, Dale Ward. JACOBS: Tiffany Barton, Payten Crews, June wedding Thomas Perozo, Kyler Robinson. GONZALEZ: Emilee Blanton, Alexis Gala Dyal, Dalton Lewis. JAMES: Jadea Baez, Bryce Barton, Marcus Brookelyn Johnson and Jer Nicole Hartline of Macclenny Doss, Alexis Johns, Tabitha Mitchell, Brooke Noblitt, Amber Swindell, Sonny and Renee Staier of San Ledford, Weston Sands, Melanie Willis. HAND: Gerald Davis, Na’Desha emiah Davis, together with their and Jeffery Jagodnik of Ken Davis, Alexis Fennell, Abigayle Price, Kierra Richardson, Bryson Billy Martin. NUNN: Mason Adkison, Gavan Foster, Jessica French, derson are pleased to announce daughter Alayna Brooke, all tucky are pleased to announce Spurlock. HURST: David Cook, Isaac Estep, Dylan Griffis, Nathan Sara Green, Raylyn Hodges, Kalista Johnson, Carter Kennedy, Shawn Stewart. STAFFORD: Emily Ossman, Trent Sparkman, Logan the engagement of their daugh of Glen St. Mary, are happy to the birth of son Hunter Lane Tolleson, Ambrea Trionfo. JACOBS: David Jackson, Scott Rewis, Jace ter, Dr. Tabitha Staier, to Derek Stokes, Kylee Strickland. JAMES: Sarah Blackburn. NUNN: Alexandria Thornton, Hannah Walton, Dalton Welborn. announce their upcoming mar Hartline on March 14, 2010 at THIRD GRADE: BINN: Brittany Burger, Abigail Fischer, Damaria Johnson of Mississippi. Hill, Hanna Jeffries, Levi Jewell, Joseph Stafford. STAFFORD: Mason riage on Saturday April 10 at Orange Park Hospital. Hunter Becerra, Reagan Hauge, Kaitlin Jordan, Montana McGinley. Gibson, Jimmy Hance, Madison Hauge, Adam Howard, Joshua Tabitha graduated in 1999 5:00 pm. THIRD GRADE: R. CREWS: Kessler Mallory. PAYNE: Ben Ossmann, Colby Watson. R. CREWS: Kamrie Chancey, Christopher weighted 5 lbs. 11 oz. and was 17 Collett, Marcia Davis, Jackson Ettinger, Dreama Morrow, Summer as the valedictorian from Baker The ceremony will take place Anderson, Andrew Bailes, Marcus Chisholm, Jillian Cox, Trey Davis, inches long. Bailey Hanks, Owen Loadholtz, Skylar Murphy, Levi Pickett. SHOPE: Richendollar. GRAY: Jaxon Burnsed, Sara Keves. GRIFFIS: Lauren County High School. In 2007, at the Officer’s Club at Camp Maternal grandparents are Cales, Cameron Jefferson, Demi Jones, Allen Penrod, Garrett she received her doctorate degree Dominic Crews, Taylor Orberg. WENDEL: Shayla Brazeale, Jared Blanding near Starke. Bill Hartline of Glen St. Mary Cauley, Madalynn Hand. WHITE: Daniel Greene. Roberson, Avery Thornton. HILLIARD: Mason Carter, Katie Register, Christopher Smith, Caden Yarborough. PAYNE: McKayla Bates, from Florida State University in The bride’s parents are Mike and Marie Hartline of Macclen Honor Roll - 3rd Nine Weeks marriage and family therapy. Dr. Mackenzi Bennett, Jared Burnsed, Conner Butcher, Wyatt Godbold, and Michele Powell of Glen and ny. Paternal are J.C. And Beth FIRST GRADE: BUTLER: Tyler Daniel, Morgan Griffis, Carlos Chase Hancock, Jackson Helms, Natalie Hilliard, Emma Self, Ally Staier is a marriage and family Andy and Patricia Johnson of Jagodnik of Jacksonville. Grissett, Ethan Hardenbrook. CONNER: Brenton Davis, Dylan Richardson, Lyna Shumate, Hannah Williams. SAUNDERS: Shania therapist in Jacksonville and also Sanderson. The groom’s parents Davis, Trent Fischer, Ella Glenn, Aiya Jackson, Cierra Keener, Joleene Paige, Andrew Rosepiler. SHIVERS: Carrie “MaKayla” Davis, Sabrina works with special needs children Simmons, Adam Wright. H. CREWS: Damontae Gibson, Eden Lawson, Donaldson, Myrica Holliday, Abram “James” Kelley, Jordan Miller, are Deborah Davis and Richard Indya Peden, Morgan Ruise, Peighton Smith. GREENWOOD: Gerald in Duval County schools. Carlos Perozo. SHOPE: Tucker Hodges, Re’Ahna York. WENDEL: Macy Starn of Glen and Jeff and Sue Success at the Starling. HART: Layla Amerson, Kelton Chambers, Emily Jewell, Sarah Combs, Naudia Copeland, Tyler Hebert, Courtney Malloy, Savannah Derek is the son of Billy and Davis of Taylor. Beth Murphree, Tyler Roberts. MURPHY: Carley Baxley, Brady Finley, Parish, Kayla Rhoden, Joshua Walton. WHITE: Dillon Hardenbrook, Brenda Johnson of Mississippi. Emily Hilliard, Ryne Jacobs, Seth Scott, Markayla Taylor. RAY: Emily Tanner Kennedy, Allysa Pipkins, Katherine Rhoden, Haley Rogers. After honeymooning in Gat Farmer’s Market Eldridge, Kelsey Godwin, Isabelle Morales, Braxton O’Hara. ROACH: He attended Mississippi State linburg, TN the couple will re University in Starkville and cur side in Glen. A great big thank you to every Macclenny Elementary SCHOOL rently works as a field account one that came out on Saturday Principal’s List - 3rd Nine Weeks McCollum, Mikah McFarlin, Cason Milton, Matthew North, Tyler representative for HD Supply. morning for the grand opening Owens, Shanna Robinson, Ryan Romeo, Gabriel Rouse, Emily Schatz, The couple will reside in Jack FIRST GRADE: Ty Adcock, Weston Avera, Madison Baxter, David 60th anniversary of the Baker County Farmers Bell, Destiny Bolt, Justin Brown, Wendy Bryan, Garrett Cain, Chayse Caleb Setzer, Austin Sharp, Wesley Staggs, Alyssa Taylor, Kiley Thrift, sonville following the exchange Mary Ann and B.B. Whitfield Market. The success of the mar Card, Nathan Carter, Michael Cody, Kierra Combs, Breanna Cranford, Blake Walker, Caleb Whiting. of vows on June 10, 2010 in St. Camron Crawford, Carson Crawford, Ross Crummey, Joshua Dialo, Second GRADE: Lucas Cox, Kyler Crews, Matthew Crews, of Doerun, GA recently celebrat ket depends on the support of Kayla Daniels, Michael Donnelly, Jacob Edwards, Abree Ellis, Garrett Augustine. Ben Dugan, Ella Dunn, Haydn Finley, Lauren Fiser, Reagan Griffis, ed their 60th wedding anniver the community and you dem Joel Harrell, Kevin Harris, Raechel Henderson, Aislinn Henry, Zoe Fauble, Madison Folsom, Jason Freeman, Devon Giddens, Mika sary. onstrated by your presence on Himmelhaver, Katynn Hunt, Tristan Jenkins, Jameka Jones, River Gray, Charity Green, Joel Griffis, Taylor Griffis, Brooke Guilianti, Teddy Saturday that you want the mar Jordan, Logan Kemp, Kannyn Knabb, Travis Krauss, Dylan Long, Hammock, Madison Herring, Mackenzie Hires, Christopher Holland, The couple wed on March 19, Peyton Holland, Noah Howell, Amanda Johns, Marshall Kimble, Jag To wed May 1 ket to be successful. Thank You Vincent Luciano, Chandler Martin, Larissa McCawley, Connor Moore, 1953 at the home of the bride’s Aja Moore, Darrayan Muldrew, Thai-son Nguyen, Alan Nguyen, Knabb, Stephon Larry, Emily Lee, Magann Lightsey, Matthew Lucas, Missy Whitehead of Glen St. parents in Whatley, Alabama. to Baker County Farm Bureau, Layne Nipper, Breanna Norton, Jacob Overland, Bryn Padgett, Launa Andrew Makauskas, Dillon Martin, Taylor McDowell, Nicholas Melvin, Mary and David Whitehead of Mr. Whitfield was principal Country Federal Credit Union Parker, Allyson Pepple, Demi Raulerson, Mikell Smart, Noah Speaks, Michael Michell, Hunter Mulligan, Javen Nicholas, Raechellynn Garland, NC are pleased to an Dallen Starling, Gabriela Stuhr, Michael Taylor, Dawson Tetstone, Nunley, Seth Padgett, Ryan Powell, Hope Raulerson, Destiny Reed, of Baker County High School for and Gibson McDonald Furniture Lindsay Rhoden, Maci Rhoden, Lillian Riddel, Macy Rowe, Chase nounce the upcoming wedding Tyson True, Jenna Venturelli, Soleil White, Jacob Wood ten years starting in 1957. for financial support to provide Second GRADE: Cason Adams, Zachary Auger, Caroline Sands, Chace Smallwood, Savannah Smith, James Smith, Austin of daughter Kristyn Whitehead The couple celebrated with tents for the vendors and to the Barber, Kylie Bonds, Emmalee Campbell, Jacob Carver, Caleb Combs, Smola, Aaron Starling, Johnaria Surrency, Michael Sznakowski, Colton Taylor, Brianna Thornton, Katie Thompson Nathan Wilson, of Glen to Terrell Davis of Tay children Joe, Butler Jr., a mem Bluegrass Breeze Band for pro Caleb Farnham, Maci Fisher, Cheyenne Gregory, Ryan hall, Tyler Hardin, Kalea Higginbotham, Griffin Hodges, Kaylee Hollingsworth, Bailey Wynn lor. The groom is the son of Jan ber of the BCHS championship viding great entertainment. The THIRD GRADE: Cheyenne Adcock, Scott Anderson, Madison ice Davis of Taylor and the late Kyler Holton, Gabby Howie, David Johns, Robert Johnson, Brandon basketball team in 1966, Debra Farmers Market will be open ev Kazmierczak, Brody Lee, Leah Lovingood, Bayley McRae, Dylan Barton, Major Batten, David Baumgardner, Cassidi Beaver, Loriann Terry Davis Sr. and Melissa. ery Saturday morning from 8:00 Mobley, Daniel Nguyen, Seth North, Samantha Ortiz, Tommy Phillips, Bliss, Tyler Bosley, Amanda Bullard, Reggie Bullard, Mackenzie The bride and groom are both Skye Powell, Mackenzie Timmons, Hanna Tran, Brett True, Cheyanna Carter, Abby Caswell, Makayla Clevenger, Ben Coffin, Patrick Coker, Two of their daughters, Te am to 1:00 pm. Vendors are still Brandon Combs, Abigail Craig, Gracie Cranford, Cadee Crawford, graduates of BCHS. Kristyn will signing up to participate, so ad Wheeler, Ashley Wyland, Ansley Young resa and Susan, are deceased. THIRD GRADE: Jared Brown, Kylie Carter, Noah Carter, Austin Jaycee Crawford, Dawson Crews, Austin Dash, Nicole Davis, Marcus graduate from Saint Leo Univer ditional new vendors should be Cole, Allie Crummey, Lucas Davis, Kaitlynn Davis, Michael Davis, Dialo, Joshua Dickinson, Hac Do, Allie Fauble, Peyton Ferry, leven sity in May with a BA in elemen on hand every week. Carsyn Griffis, Megan Harrell, Dylan Hartley, Isaac Henry, Alexander Fish, Alyssa Flakowicz, Alexis Francis, Blayne Fraser, Jarred Gaskins, tary education. Himmelhaver, Skylar Hinson, Sterling Jones, Colby Kennedy, Emily Eva Gray, Morgan Green, Danielle Green, CJ Gwynn, Ashlhynn Harris, Williams reunion Devin Hartley, Catlin Harvin, Mason Hickman, Brendan Holley, Ryan The couple invites family and King, Kelton Knabb, Adrianna Lauramore, Victoria Leist, Lydia The John Daniel Jocham-Wil Darryl Register Lovingood, Kendall Manucy, Mackenzie McNeil, Rachel Mechum, Holt, Shamera Jefferson, Hunter Johns, Courtney Johnson, Sierra friends to join them for this joy liams 58th annual family reunion Board Member of the Baker Layden Pruitt, Zach Randall, Dixie Raulerson, Brooklyn Rhoden, Jones, Ernie Jones, Anastasia Keeney, Chris Kellar, Rilynn Kelley, ous event on May 1 at 4:30 pm County Farmers Market Marydith Stidham-Kent, Cadeyn Swindell. Garrett Lewis, Stanley Lin, Dawson Long, Carly Markham, Noah will be Saturday, April 17 begin McCollum, Jace McKinney, Haley McRae, Noah Melvin, Cody Milton, at the Sanderson Congregation ning at 11:00 am at the Davis Pa Honor Roll - 3rd Nine Weeks Trace Milton, Jordan Mobley, Trent Mobley, Ty Moore, kaitlynn al Holiness Church. vilion off US 90, west of Glen St. FIRST GRADE: Jasmine Addison, Mikiya Asato, Justin Barton, Morefield, Myles Morrison, Destanie Munoz, Logan Muse, Shelby After honeymooning in the Mary. Tyler Barwick, Garret Baskin, Emmalee Berry, John Bijeaux, Carson Nipper, Lacey Nordstrom, Cheyenne Norman, Alyssa Norman, Caribbean, the couple will re Custom Printing Boatright, Jamarian Byrd, Chase Carroll, Anna Carter, Adam Brianna Norrell, Hannah orals, Keaton Padgett, Gareth Parker, Bring a side dish, Chef Paul Christmas, Ethan Collins, Jeremy Combs, Katleigh Combs, Jacob Cheyenne Powell, Damien Pryde, Dillon Ray, Dalton Ray, Mallory side in Glen. will be grilling meat. For more Stationery Crews, Nikke Cruz, Kaitlynn Daniels, mason Davis, Emma Dietz, Rhoden, Shannon Rodriguez, Abbie Ruis, Jalisha Ruise, Mallorie information call Eunice at 561- Samantha Dillard, Sierra Edwards, Parker Ferry, Amanda Flakowitz, Self, Briana Smallwood, James Smith, Lindsey Smith, Zach Snyder, 386-3313. Invoices Andrae Glover, Hope Green, Shaylee Grovo, Ashton Haller, Destiny Dalton Starling, Brett Taylor, Brandi Taylor, Hannah Teerlink, Kimberly School Lunch Hardin, Madisyn Harrell, Mya Harrington, Jeremy Hart, Charles Thrower, John Mason Turrentine, Zade Weeks, Stephanie Wilkerson, Business Cards Highsmith, Abby Hodges, Hunter Howard, Anthony Howell, Maria Garrett Wilson, Lucas Wood. MENU Press Classifieds Jackson, Maria Macias, Jennifer Martin, Jesslyn Martin, Grayson April 12 - April 16 Envelopes ONLY Offered everyday: Invitations Cold lunch plate of chef salad with $6.00 cash/check wheat roll or crackers and dessert (when The Office Mart offered) 1% lowfat white milk, ½% Deadline Monday at 5:00 E’ N lowfat flavored milk, orange juice. 110 South Fifth St. • 259-3737 The Baker County Press Monday, April 12 Breakfast: Breakfast burrito, fruit juice SMinistry of UnitedR Christian Church • Pastor Mitch C Rhoden and milk Lunch: Slice of pepperoni pizza or cheeseburger on a bun, choice of 2 sides: baked french fries, seasoned mixed vegetables, chilled applesauce and a NOW ENROLLING homemade cookie Infant - 12 yrs. old ~ Hours of operation: 6:30 am - 6:00 pm Tuesday, April 13 Director: Mary Duff y • Assist. Director: Shannon Smith Breakfast: Pancake and sausage on a stick, fruit juice and milk 590 N. 7th Street, Macclenny •• 259-8466 or 305-2131 Lunch: Sloppy Joe on a bun or beef email [email protected] vegetable soup with a grilled cheese sandwich, choice of 2 sides: baked french fries, lettuce and tomato slices, creamy OFFERING: coleslaw • FLOCS Certifi ed • Before and after school care for K- 6th Wednesday, April 14 grade Breakfast: Sausage biscuit, peach slices • ACTS Golden Seal Accreditation and milk Standard • Transportation to and from Westside Lunch: Taco salad with a homemade wheat roll or grilled ham and cheese • Large, Christian childcare facility; Elementary sandwich, choice of 2 sides: golden corn, lettuce and tomato blend, chilled fruit 6,000 SF sitting on 2 acres • Competitive rates juice Thursday, April 15 • VPK Program • Weekly chapel service Breakfast: Scrambled eggs with baked • Accepts Episcopal subsidies • Annual cap and gown graduation and potato rounds, fruit juice and milk Lunch: Tasty chili with beans or oven • Certifi ed teachers and staff with 50 awards ceremony baked chicken with rice and gravy both with a homemade wheat roll, choice of 2 years of combined ministry to children • Now accepting applications for excit- sides: baked potato rounds, steamed peas, ing summer program for K-12 yrs. old. chilled fruit choice Friday, April 16 Summer Voluntary Pre-K is a free full day pre- Breakfast: Cereal with slice of toast, school program available to children who will be Isaiah 40:31 CURRICULUM fruit juice and milk A-BEKA • Links to Literacy • A.C.E Lunch: Mexican Burrito with salsa or 5 by September 1, 2010, live in Baker County “...they shall mount up chicken nuggets with a homemade wheat and have not previously attended a V.P.K. with wings of eagles...” roll, choice of 2 sides: green beans with Program. new potatoes, raw veggies with dressing, HOMECOOKED MEALS: chilled fruit choice and a homemade Breakfast, Lunch, Healthy Snacks cookie (gr. 7-12 peanut butter) T B C P Page 13 SPORTS APRIL 1, 2010 SPORTS NOTICE SUBMISSIONS CONTACT US We welcome your sports submissions for youth league, traveling league or individual athletic achievements. By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our o ce located at 104 S. Fifth Street, The paper reserves the right to publish submissions. It is requested that all news items be typed or emailed to Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. insure accuracy in print. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com Tennis teams SCHOOL ACTIVITIES FAT LADY April 9 club mtg., 8:00 a.m. School Advisory ROBERT GERARD District-wide: Spring Break. Council Mtg., 8:00 a.m. WES: Scho- beat Indians Baseball tournament @ Fernandina lastic book fair PK/K: Kindergarten Beach and free summer Pre-K registration The BCHS tennis teams will go into next It’s a sure sign that spring is here when baseball is in the air. April 10 April 14 week’s district tournament with a little mo- BCHS: Boys weightlifting sectional BCHS: FAIR testing, District tennis mentum. Both the boys and girls skunked the High school baseball is in full qualifi er (H), 9:00 a.m. @ Bolles WES: Scholastic book fair swing with the Wildcats and Lady Baldwin Indians on March 30 at home. April 12 PK/K: Kindergarten zoo trip. Kinder- The boys won all four of their singles Wildcats winning consistently. BCHS: FAIR testing. District tennis garten and free summer Pre-K regis- matches. Spencer Burnette won the number Major League Baseball kicked off @ Bolles WES: Scholastic book fair tration singles 8-2 and Samuel Murphy followed with earlier this week. PK/K Kindergarten and free summer April 15 an 8-1 victory. Also right around the cor- Pre-K registration BCHS:FAIR testing. Baseball @ Number 3 singles was won by Hunter ner is the first home stand for April 13 West Nassau, 6:00 p.m. Varsity Soft- Stavely 8-4 and Grant Burns scraped out a 9-7 the Southern League champion BCHS: FAIR testing. District tennis ball @ Orange Park, 7:00 p.m. MES: Field trip to Silver Spring for 1st Grade win. Both doubles teams were victorious. Jacksonville Suns, who won the @ Bolles. 8th grade orientation, 6:00 p.m. Baseball vs. Bishop Kenny (H), WES: Scholastic Book Fair. Family Jessica Rhoden took the number one sin- championship last season and Reading Night @ The Book Fair, 4:00 - will start their defense of the title 6:00 p.m. BMS: 8th grade parent night gles 8-1 and Logan Raulerson won by the same @ BCHS KIS: School advisory council 8:00 p.m. Merrie Melodies club mtg., score. Kaylen Stafford won 8-0 and Stephanie this Thursday against West Ten- mtg., 8:00 a.m.Good Morning Show 8:00 a.m. PK/K: Kindergarten and free Gross won 8-1. Both doubles teams won their nessee. summer Pre-K registration matches. The first home stand runs The boys finished the regular season 5-8 through next Monday before the while the girls had a 10-3 record. PHOTO BY JUD JOHNSON Suns hit the road next weekend. Samuel Murphy hits a forehand in his match. The Suns handed their parent team, the Florida Marlins, a 4-3 loss on Friday and will hope to JV baseball has record season carry that momentum into the opening day on Thursday. The Wildcat JV baseball team tin Rowe pitched a no hitter in Kaleb Rodgers, Dillion Crews, As usual, the Suns have all posted its best-ever record this the last game of the season. Austin Rowe, Dalton McKelvey. kinds of great giveaways and one season, finishing 11-2-1. Todd Hunt and Kyle Davis are of the best is on opening day. The “We’ve outscored our oppo- JV team members include assistant coaches. first 3000 fans will receive an nents 71-32 and have had 7 shut- Hunter Hanks, Hunter Bell, Tyler “I’d also like to thank the Al- all-metal replica championship outs in 14 games,” said Coach Mobley, Ethan Wilkerson, Joey bino and Jones families whose ring courtesy of Underwood’s Austin Pride. Albino, Joey Taylor, Rashad Rob- assistance can’t be overlooked,” Jewelry. The pitching staff accounted erts, Jordan Jones, Mark Flores, added the coach. • The Masters begins this week for three one-hit games and Aus- Chase Taylor, Bradley Stone, and golf’s crown jewel is one of the few golf tournaments I watch. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Strangely enough, I like profes- Notice is hereby given that the proposed ordinances, whose title sional golf in person, and when hereinafter appears, will be presented in a public hearing to the I can convince myself to turn on Baker County Land Planning Agency for review on Thursday, the telecast I enjoy watching it on April 22, 2010 at 7:00 PM or as soon thereafter as possible, at television. the Baker County Administration Building, 55 North Third Street, The Masters has a real allure Macclenny, Florida. Copies of said ordinance may be inspected for me, though I don’t know why. Perhaps it is that the Augusta by any member of the public in the Commissioner’ offi ce, address National course is so beautiful, stated above. On the above mentioned date, all interested parties particularly in the spring. may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinance This year, as most are aware, which is titled as follows: it has another draw. It is the first tournament with Tiger Woods in ORDINANCE 2010- the lineup since his self-imposed AN ORDINANCE BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY exile following all the revelations COMMISSIONERS OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, about his private life. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.91-1, AS AMENDED, RE- Prior to the start of the tour- GARDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE AD- nament, Woods is expected to have another news conference. OPTED COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, WITH RESPECT TO Hopefully it won’t be as cryptic A PARCEL OF LAND, BEING APPROXIMATELY 19.39 and self-serving as his last public ACRES IN SIZE, RELATING TO SMALL SCALE DE- statement at Ponte Vedra. VELOPMENT AMENDMENT PROCEDURES ESTAB- According to his caddie, LISHED IN SECTIONS 163.3161 THROUGH 163.3215, Woods has been practicing in FLORIDA STATUTES. THIS SMALL SCALE DEVELOP- private in preparation for the MENT AMENDMENT INVOLVES A SITE WITHIN AN Masters. As good a golfer as he is it would be almost unthink- AREA THAT IS DESIGNATED BY THE GOVERNOR AS able for him to be competitive A RURAL AREA OF CRITICAL ECONOMIC CONCERN considering the lay off and the UNDER FLORIDA STATUTES 288.0656(7). PURSU- amount of pressure that will be ANT TO AN APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY FLORIDA on him as the paparazzi dog his DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS AS AGENT FOR PHOTO BY JOEL ADDINGTON every move. TRUSTEES OF IN- It will make for good theatre. TERNAL IMPROVE- The Subject MENT TRUST FUND; Property is located Gardeners beautify CCS 1 Mile South of I- PROVIDING FOR A 10 on the East Side In highly-cooperati ve eff ort that included help from the City of Macclenny, the CHANGE IN LAND of US HWY 90 sheriff ’s offi ce and Glen Nursery, gardeners from the extension offi ce and garden club help residents of Community Counseling Services — a center for the devel- USE CLASSIFICA- opmentally disabled on West Macclenny Avenue — plant new fl owers and other TION FROM AGRI- foliage near the building’s entrance and a box vegetable garden in the rear the injury lAw CULTURAL A LAND morning of April 2. Pictured above is Patrick Fortuna and volunteer Pat Collier. USE TO INSTITU- Your headquarters for all your lawn & garden needs. TIONAL; PROVID- ING SEVERABIL- ITY, INSTRUCTIONS STOCK TO THE CODIFIER UP ON SAVINGS AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
#2 Board-on-Board $ 00 ORDINANCE 2010- 22 AN ORDINANCE BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- Cypress Fence Panels MISSIONERS OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, RE- ZONING 19.39 ACRES OF REAL PROPERTY OWNED #3 PT Fence Panel $24.00 BY TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT TRUST FUND, FROM AGRICULTURE (AG 10) TO INSTITU- RED•BRAND TIONAL (IN); PROVIDING SEVERABILITY, INSTRUC- TIONS TO THE CODIFIER, AND AN EFFECTIVE DAT Field Fence Attorney E. 47"x330', 12½ ga. Persons interested in commenting on the proposed changes may $ 00 80LB. BAG OF David P. Dearing CONCRETE MIX former Baker County Prosecutor appear and shall be given an opportunity to speak at the public 159 /$ 00 hearing or may send written comments to: Baker County Planning 6½' Metal T-Post $5.88 3 11 Department, 360 E Shuey Street, Macclenny, Florida, 32063. 3½"x4"x6½' PT Fence Post $3.79 SeriouS injurieS cAuSeD by Copies of the ordinance are available for public inspection at the Delivery available! Baker County Planning Department. For additional information, negligence of Another please call (9204) 259-3354. We carry the accessories to make installation easy! AnD NOTE: Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statues, if any member of the public desires to appeal any decision made at HAGAN criminAl DefenSe this public hearing, he/she will need a record of the proceedings COUPON OFF and for that purpose may need to ensure that he/she transcribe a jacksonville (904) 399-8989 • macclenny 259-1352 verbatim record of the proceedings, which record would include the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. $ 00 $20.00 toll free (888) 211-9451 PURCHASE According to the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing All initial consultations are absolutely free. a special accommodation or an interpreter to participate in this The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon Cannot5 be combined with any other offer. Promo HH10842 proceeding should contact the Administration Department at (904) Excludes sale merchandise. Offer expires April 22, 2010. advertisements. Before you decide, ask us to send you free written information Glen St. Mary about our qualifications and experience. 259-3613 at least 48 hours prior to the time of the hearing. 259-3451 6567 US Hwy. 90 Page 14 The Baker County Press Thursday, April 1, 2010
Basset Hound mix, black and white female, child’s dog, missing since 3/22 Advertising Info. from Bob Burnsed Road and North Yel- The Baker County Press low Pine Circle. Answers to “Daisy”. Children are heartbroken. Reward. Call YARD SALES 259-9528 or 703-1391. 4/8p Classfied ads and notices must be paid Tuesday - Saturday, 11:00 am-5:00 pm, Three in advance, and be in our office no later Palms Resale, next to Aardvark. Close-out sale than 4:00 pm the Monday preceding publication, unless otherwise arranged Help Wanted 25-50% off selected items April 1 - April 15. in advance. Ads can be mailed provided Classifieds Thursday and Friday, 9:00 am-?, 573 they are accompanied by payment and Timberlane. Childrens and toddlers clothes, instructions. They should be mailed to: Notice to readers: misc. camper, toddler bed, handicapped, walker Classfied Ads, The Baker County Press, The newspaper often publishes clas- P.O. Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. We with seat. 225-2271. sified advertising on subjects like cannot assume responsibility for accuracy work-at-home, weight loss products, Friday, 9:00 am - ?, 23-A north to Lauramore Road, 2nd house of ads or notices given over the telephone. health products. While the newspaper on right. Name brand clothes, shoes, DVD’s, TV, DVD and VCR Libilty for errors in all advertising will be uses reasonable discretion in deciding combo, tools, etc too much to list. Don’t miss this one. limited to the first publication only. If after on publication of such ads, it takes no that time, the ad continues to run without Friday, 103 Eloise Street. Princess house moving sale. responsibility as to the truthfulness of notification of error by the person or agen claims. Respondents should use caution Reasonably priced, cash only, like new condition without boxes. cy for whom it was published, then that and common sense before sending any Patio door opens promptly at 6:00 pm. party assumes full payment responsibility. money or making other commitments The Baker County Press reserves the right Friday, 8:00 am-4:00 pm, 235 N. 4th Street. Bo and Mary based on statements and/or promises; to refuse advertising or any other material Walker’s. demand specifics in writing. You can also which in the opinion of the publisher does call the Federal Trade Commission at 1- Friday and Saturday, 8:00 am - ?, Huge yard sale off E . Tallpine not meet standards of publication. 877-FTC-HELP to find out how to spot Road off Lowder St. Lots of stuff, clothes, toys, household items fraudulent solicitations. Remember: if it and more. Follow signs. sounds too good to be true, it probably is. For Sale - The Baker County Press Friday and Saturday, 8:00 am- ?, Look for sign across from Residential Mortgage Foreclosure Me- Walmart. Entertainment center, 36” TV, Honda pressure washer, diation Program Manager Eighth Judicial linens - bedspreads, sheets, baby clothes, household items. Quick Track tracking unit, frequency Circuit. Seeking residential mortgage Four family 216-220, two antennas, two cases with foreclosure mediation program manager to create and manage program in accor- Friday and Saturday, 8:00 am- ?, Go Woodlawn to Dupree to two collars, $800; two medium youth 8639 Eastwood. Washer $10, dryer $10, furniture, microwave, riding helmets, like new with carrying dance with RFP #2010-3-19. Proposals bags, $25 each; two free 4-wheelers for must be submitted in accordance with clothes, odds and ends, leather motorcycle suit. parts, and free full box/mattress. 386- the requirements set forth in the RFP. Friday and Saturday, 8:00 am- 2:00 pm, Miltondale to River 623-3096. 4/8p A full copy of the RFP may be found at http://circuit8.org/foreclose/rfp.pdf Circle, left at Suzanne Drive, right at Thomas Circle. Spring clean Green plaid Graco open top swing with 4/8-4/15c out. Bed mattress, lights, couch, lots of stuff. toy tray, $35; Johnny jumper, $10. 588- 3628. 3/25tfc Heavy duty diesel mechanic needed, Friday and Saturday, 9:00 am- 4:00 pm, 5454 Woodlawn. Rain Travel Centers of America, Baldwin loca- cancels. 2006 30’ Trail Lite Trail Sport, TS27QBSS tion, 1024 US 301 South. Driver’s license by R-Vision, queen bed, double bed with required. Please apply to Mark Holmes, Saturday, 8:00 am- 1:00 pm, 4802 Mulberry Street, Macclenny. twin bunk on top, one slide, table and Shop Manager. 904-266-4281, ext. 22. Misc. household items. couch makes beds, fiberglass exterior, ½ 10/1tfc offer a world of values! Saturday, 8:00 am- ?, 748 N. 5th Street. Men’s clothes, size ton towable. Asking $12,500 OBO. Call 912-843-8251 or 904-669-6412. 4/8p Local business owner needs 40 large, XL, and 2X. Baby clothes, furniture, scrubs, recliner, Elvis health-conscious people to promote a collectibles, lots of paperback books and more. Huge yard sale Got roaches? Buy Harris Famous Roach “get-healthy” product to their families. Classified Rates: Tablets or Powder. Eliminates roaches or 904-502-7408, 904-318-4993 or email Saturday, 8:00 am- 4:00 pm, Corner of US 90 and Lincoln your money back, guaranteed. Available [email protected] 4/1-4/22p Avenue, Glen St. Mary, across from Post Office. Lots of miscel- at Bennett’s Feed. 10/15tfc ����������� cash/check Part time driver needed for delivering 20 words, 1 week $6.00 laneous items, good condition. Three-drawer metal file cabinet, 18” W inflatable space walks, slides, etc. Must 20 words for $7.00 Visa/MC x 27” D x 52” H, $25. 653-1247. 4/8p have own truck and trailer. Deliveries in Saturday, 9:00 am- 1:00 pm, Hwy. 121 North, Eva Jones Rd. 2002 Itasca Sundancer motor home, Baker and Clay. Dependable, friendly, 20¢ each additional word Saturday, 8:00 am- 1:00 pm, 5152 Papa Fraser Rd. Variety of class C, 41,500 miles, two slide outs, move heavy items with assistance. Back- items. Huge two family 4000 watt generator, Triton V10, $37,900 ground check required. 904-807-7987 or OBO. 904-868-6225. 4/1-4/8p [email protected] 4/8p Service Ad Rates: Saturday, 7:00 am- 2:00 pm, 712 Short Putt Drive. Lots of baby Artists! Oils, acrylics, water colors, stuff and other miscellaneous items. Canvases, drawing pads and much 15 words, 1 week ����������� $8.00 cash/check Saturday, 8:00 am- noon, Corner of 23A and Tom Wilkerson more! On sale now. The Office Mart, 110 Real Estate Road. Baby boy clothes newborn - 3 months, prom gowns, S. Fifth Street, 259-3737. tfc 15 words for $9.00 Visa/MC maternity clothes and more. Camper, if you need a place to live here’s 20¢ each additional word your chance - needs fixin, you move, Saturday, 8:00 am- noon, CR 123, Old Smokey Road to Hopkins $300; girls toddler bed, needs a crib mat- Notice to Readers Road. tress, $20; handicapped deluxe walker All real estate advertising in this news- with seat $25. 259-2271 or 755-4456. paper is subject to the Fair Housing Act To Place an Ad: 4/8p which makes it illegal to advertise “any Three Palms Resale close-out sale 25- preference, limitation or discrimina- Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 2 BR, 1 BA brick home, large fenced city 2 BR, 2 BA mobile home, extra clean, 50% off selected items April 1 - April 15, tion based on race, color, religion, sex, lot, carport, washer/dryer, 661 Laverne $650/month, $650 deposit, service ani- mals only. Available April 1. 259-2121. 11:00 am - 5:00 pm. Located next to handicap, familiar status or national by phone Street, Macclenny, $800/month, $500 3/25tfc Aardvark. 813-5530. 4/1-4/8p origin, or an intention, to make any such deposit. 813-5558. 4/8-4/15p preference, limitation or discrimination.” 2 BR, 2 BA mobile home, $99 move in 24’ round doughboy pool, complete with 3 BR, 2 ½ BA beautiful two-story home, Familial status includes children under 904-259-2400 great room, country kitchen, open special, plus deposit. 904-571-9228. new cover, Must take down and move, the age of 18 living with parents or legal floor plan, fireplace, on secluded 10 4/8p $550 firm. 904-259-8609. 4/8p custodians, pregnant women and people online acres, front porch, breezeway off back 2 BR, 1 BA mobile home in Glen St. Mary Large chest freezer $200. 275-4381. securing custody of children under 18. with adjoining shed, pool with deck off $125 weekly, no deposit. 910-5434 or 4/8p This newspaper will not knowingly ac- www.bakercountypress.com breezeway, pole barn with shed, fenced Nextel beep 160*132311*2. 4/8c 2007 Honda 350 Rancher 4-wheeler, cept any advertising for real estate which in yard. Home is located ½ mile from 6 BR, 4½ BA, 3000 SF, new construc- St. Mary’s River boat ramp. For sale or like new condition, garage kept, very low is in violation of the law. Our readers are tion, $1600/month, call for interview or rent with options to buy. Available May 1, hours $2500. 923-1371. 4/8p hereby informed that all dwellings adver- and walk-through. No smoking, service $1600/month, first and last upon rental animals only. 233-0980. 4/8p Frigidaire, side-by-side with ice maker, tised in this newspaper are available on [email protected] agreement with $1000 deposit. Serious $200. 259-5163, leave message. 4/8p an equal opportunity basis. To complain inquires only. 904-259-2661. 4/8-4/15p Real nice color TV and entertainment of discrimination, call HUD toll free at by mail 1-800-669-9777. The toll free telephone Mobile homes. 2 and 3 BR, A/C, service center, make offer. Must see to appreci- animals only, $500-$575 plus deposit. ate. 653-1476. 4/8p number for the impaired is 1-800-927- Send a copy of the ad exactly as it should appear, payment and 500 Dollars 9275. 904-860-4604. 3/17tfc Beautiful 2700 SF, 4 BR, 3 BA brick home 2286 SF home with many updates phone number where we can reach you. fenced and fully landscaped, gourmet & DeeD Automobiles including new roof and A/C, 3/2-1/2 kitchen with custom cabinetry, tile back is all you need to with possible 4th BR. Large workshop PO Box 598, Macclenny, Fl 32063 splash, hardwood floors, master suite with plus 2 sheds in beautiful one acre yard, jacuzzi tub, separate shower and walk-in move into your $198,000. Macclenny Realty Inc. Call closet, bonus room, central vac, security 1984 Chevy 4 x 4, 400 stroker motor, new Manufactured 904-259-7709. 4/8-4/22p Deadlines: system, irrigation system, no smoking, 450 hp. aluminum high rise intake with Beautiful one acre lot with trees, dry, service animals only, $1600/month, first & Modular Home 850 spread bore Holley carburetor, zoned for home or mobile home, close Placement, correction or cancellation of ads may be phoned last and security deposit required. Pre-ap- headers, 3” exhaust, 700R4 transmis- to I-10, Macclenny, $28,500. 904-259- proved applicants only please. 710-3472. sion with B&M quick shift, 488 gear with in anytime before Monday at 5 p.m. for publication on 5972 or 904-304-6294. 3/18-4/8p 4/1-4/15p Detroit lockers, 38 swampers, $11,500 OBO. 591-2640. 4/8c 3 BR, 2 BA house with city lot, $75,500. Thursday. 2 BR, 1 BA house with city lot, $55,500. 1989 Ford Wagon, low miles on engine Yard Sale Eric Raulerson Construction. 483-8742. and transmission new air conditioner, Saturday 8:00 am - 1:00 pm 3/18tfc Mobile homes for rent from $385 to new tires, $995. 571-0913. 4/8p Everything’s a quarter Call 866-605-7255 One acre lot, Macclenny II subdivision, $575, garbage, water, sewage and lawn Clothes - Infant up to size 20 adult, 1996 Chevrolet Blazer, loaded, leather great buy, 904-234-3437. 4/8-4/22p For Rent care included. 904-219-2690, 912-843- home goods, bed, bath and more Murray seats, hitch, $3000, clear title. 397-0022 8165. 1/14tfc Woodlawn to Dupree, 5th driveway on right. or 334-8391, ask for Tom. 4/1-4/8p FSBO, 7½ acres on quiet dead-end road, mature oaks, zoned conventional 750 John Deere tractor, nice just 141 or mobile home, one acre per dwelling, 3 BR, 1 BA house in city, $750/month, miles with bush hog mower, $5500. Call $112,500. 259-5877. 6/18tfc first, last and $300 security. 259-2563. 904-571-0913. 4/8p REDUCED! - MLS#511482 Gorgeous model hm 1.63 acres with 3 BR, 2 BA doublewide, 4/8tfc w/split oor plan & all the upgrades you could new windows and doors, also has metal 2 BR, 1 BA mobile home very clean, ask for. 4BR 2BA hm w/eating space in kitchen 1395 Cha ee Road roof, 4” well, septic system, needs a $300 deposit, $565/month. Call 259- as well as sep. dining rm. Garage can easily be converted into additional rm. $171,500 Miscellaneous little TLC, very nice place on Keith Griffis 2787. 4/1-4/8p Circle, south of Glen, $79,000. 904-259- 3 BR, 2 BA new brick home, 7579 GREAT HOME! - MLS#509000 This 3BR 2BA sits South, Jacksonville 3763. 4/8-4/15p Madison, behind high school, great on 1.4 acres features formal living Rm, dining rm Retired man will mow your grass rea- & family rm that opens to the Florida rm. Has 3 acres, high and dry, fish pond, homes neighborhood, $995/month, first, last 2 detached garages w workshop and more. 904.772.9800 sonable. 259-3599. 4/1-5/26p or mobile homes, set-up included, owner and security required. 954-263-7311. $199,900 Affordable and dependable, let me take financing. 912-843-8118. 2/22tfc 4/1-4/8p FEELS BRAND NEW! - MLS#503350 3BR 2BA NEW RIVER PLANTATION - MLS#416054 Heavily treed care of your cleaning needs. Also avail- Beautiful one acre, homes only lot with 2 or 3 BR mobile home for rent on ½ all brick hm sits on 2 city lots, fenced in back A MUST SEE! - MLS#514241 Beautiful corner lot, former lots. No building timeframes. 2400 SF min. house. Build able evenings and weekends. Call 259- trees, $35,000. Macclenny Realty, Inc. acre. Service animals only, garbage yard. Home is IMMACULATE throughout. WWC, Richmond model. 4BR 2.5 BA, tile r, lg family rm w built-in barn with apt no smaller than 350 SF. One horse per acre 8310. 4/8p pickup, sewer, water and lawn main- tile oors in the kitchen and fam. room. PRICED bookcases. Crown molding, corain countertops, work desk allowed. $189,000 Call 904-259-7709. 4/8-4/22p o kitchen. Covered & screened back porch. $232,000 Will sit for older/disabled person after- tenance provided, rent $385-$550, TO SELL! $145,000 GORGEOUS EQUESTRIAN LOT - MLS#416031 Heavily FSBO, 2 BR, 1 BA house on approxi- PRICED TO SELL! – MLS#503350 This immaculate 3BR noons and evenings. Experienced, refer- mately 1.5 acres, less than eight years family neighborhood. 912-843-8118; BEAUTIFUL BRICK ! – MLS#513343 Custom hm treed lots. One horse per acre allowed. Located down ences available. 397-0444. 4/8p 904-699-8637. 10/29tfc includes vaulted ceilings, walk-in closets, great 2BA all brick hm sits on 2 city lots. WWC, tile rs in kitchen winding roads in Colee Cove across from St. Johns River in old, $69,000. 904-424-8693. 4/8p & fam. room. All stainless steel appliances, prewired historic St. Johns County. $189,000 2 BR, 1 BA house, 121 south ½ south rm and lots of extras. Runner’s & bikers dream $248,900, desirable location, 4 BR, 2 BA location, adjacent to the Baldwin Rails to Trails. surround sound and much more! $145,000 of I-10, $850/month, fist and last month MAKE THIS YOUR LAST MOVE! – MLS#428488 home on one acre lot. Macclenny Realty, $299,000 LOVELY BRICK HOME! – MLS#488789 This 3BR 2BA hm with $300 deposit. Available May 15th. Completely cleared 5.63 high & dry acres waiting for you to Animals Inc. 904-259-7709. 4/8-4/22c features newer carpet, countertops, hardware, screen back build your dream home. Surrounded by gorgeous homes 904-424-8693. 4/8p ADORABLE COUNTRY HOME! - MLS#496310 Great buy, nice home, take advantage of This 3BR 2BA 1,425 SF hm sits on 1.5 acre. Frplc porch, double pane windows & much more. $116,900 in a beautiful country setting. Lrg pole barn located on tax credit now. 3 BR, 2 BA 1999 mobile 2 BR, 1 BA apartment, 12 month lease, in family rm. Skylights give bright natural light BRING US AN OFFER! - MLS#460640 Ten high & dry acres property & has many possibilities. $134,000 16 AKC registered Lab puppies, one home on .68 acre, convenient location, $700/month, $600 deposit. 351 N. throughout. Must see! $168,900 waiting on your dream home. Zoned for houses or mobile LESS THAN $3,000 PER ACRE! - MLS# 494460 Investors yellow. 259-2433. 4/1-4/8p paved road, fireplace, screened porches Lowder. 259-9797. 3/25tfc PERFECT LAND! MLS#408378 45.63 acres! homes. The choice is yours. Located on secluded road and and developers must see. Located in beautiful Glen St. Homes and mobile homes for rent Great for horses & agriculture. CR121. Has an corner lot. Clear what you want and leave the rest for Mary, in one of the fastest growing counties in Florida. Dogs: all types from puppies to adults. and detached garage. $84,000. Call 904- privacy. $80,000 Endless possibilities. Convenient and private. $278,000 Animal Control, $65 adoption fees will 259-8563 evenings. 4/8p from $750-850 monthly. 259-2255 or older home & 2 rentals. Close to St. Mary’s River. 813-1580. 11/13tfc $550,000 WHAT A DEAL! - MLS#496329 Great home for the price. NEW RIVER PLANTATION! MLS#416057 Heavily treed apply. 259-6786. 11/20tfc 8222 Willie Wilkerson Road, abso- lots. No building timeframes. 2400 SF min. house. Build JAX RANCH CLUB - MLS#452129 Get away from 4BR 2BA concrete block home. Currently rents fro $925 lutely beautiful home, 3 BR, 3 BA, 2286 3 BR, 2 BA brick home built in 2007, month. $94,900 barn with apt. no smaller than 350 SF. One horse per acre SF, 3+ acres, all brick, family room with 2200 SF on 2.5 acres of land with a pri- city by owning this spectacular vacant lot of 2.53 allowed. $189,000 vate drive in Glen St. Mary. Top of the acres. Come canoe and ride horses. $65,000 COMPLETELY REMODELED! – MLS#524569 Brick home Lost fireplace, formal dining room, eat-in kit w/in ground pool on 1 acre. Large hm w/sunken living rm ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE! - MLS#501902 2BR 1BA hm on space, master bedroom with office, walk- line amenities. Deposit and first month’s NEW RIVER PLANTATION! – MLS#416042 1 acre of land. Leave the city behind & enjoy your peaceful Heavily treed lots. No building timeframes. w/ replace & French doors leading to screened patio comp in closet, fully fenced, workshop with rent required, $1100/month. Call 904- w/built in brick grill. $299,000 surroundings from the front porch. Gorgeous trees adorn electricity, horses ok - Call Connie Han- 742-7610 or 904-742-7785. 4/8-4/15p 2400 SF min. house. Build barn with apt no property as well. $77,000 Missing yellow lab, female and male smaller than 350 SF. One horse per acre allowed. NEW RIVER PLANTATION - MLS#416048 Heavily treed chocolate lab since April 1st, both ap- key, Vanguard Realty, 904-708-5204. 3 BR, 2 BA home, Sands Pointe Com- $189,000 lots. No building timeframes. 2400 SF min. house. Build NEW RIVER PLANTATION! – MLS#416006 Heavily treed 4/8-4/15p munity, privacy fence, 1600 SF, $1000/ lots. No building time frames. 2400 SF min house. Build proximately 1 year old. Call Chris or Jes- LENDER APPROVED PRICE! - MLS#406637 barn with apt no smaller than 350 SF. One horse per acre month, first, last and security required. allowed. $189,000 barn with apt no smaller than 350 SF. One horse per acre sica. 904-397-0316. 4/8p Wood ooring throughout home. 3BR 2.5BA. allowed. $189,000 Call 228-6688. 4/1-4/8p Tile counter tops and garden tub w/jucuzzi. This PERFECT TIME TO INVEST! – MLS#473281 Best River 3 BR, 1 BA house in the country. Ser- home sits on an acre of land adorned with large property Saint Mary’s River has to o er. Gorgeous well COME HOME! - MLS#473434 A place to call home or a summer retreat. Navigable river front property located vice animals only, $600/month, $500 mature oak trees. Large storage shed in back of built Destiny mobile home up to all the codes & standards. Classified Advertising Deadline Monday at 5 pm home. $76,550 All new upgrades & completely remodeled. $134,000 near public boat ramp. Gorgeous land with DWMH 3BR deposit. Call 923-2191. 4/1-4/22p 2BA. $158,000 ursday, April 1, 2010 T B C P Page 15 3 BR, 2 BA, ceramic tile, wet areas and Limited credit, fi rst time home owner carpet throughout rest, two covered - tiled special, 3 BR, 2 BA doublewide starting at balconies, $1100/month, in Jacksonville. $276.26/month. Call 904-504-3986. Call Natera Austin 860-1519 or Shannon 4/1-4/29c Miss Forestry contestants are sought Brangham 716-8374. 4/8p 4 BR, 2 BA home on land complete only $585.16/month WAC. Call 904-504- necessary. involved with beauty pageants 3986. 4/1-4/29c “The winner will work during as a certifi ed pageant judge. Ms. Vacation Rental Used doublewide, 3 BR, 2 BA, will move the year of her reign appearing at Beckum has a background in em- for free, only $8400. 904-783-4619. numerous public and civic func- ployment counseling and place- 4/1-4/8c tions,” said Ms. Ferreira. ment. Smoky Mountain cabin, with trout stream Judging for this pageant will near Cherokee, Maggie Valley, Gatlinburg, Factory repo’s, fi ve left, don’t miss out Applications for the pageant Pigeon Forge and Dollywood, $350/week. on this 4 BR, 2 BA for just $385/month be based on poise, public speak- will be available at the informa- 386-752-0013. 2/18-5/6p including delivery and set up, with AC, ing ability and interview skills. tion meeting on April 13. Appli- skirting and steps. Call John T. 386-752- There is evening gown competi- cations may also be downloaded 8196. 4/1-4/22c tion but no swimsuit or talent Commercial RE 13th Street Home Sales of Gainesville, from the website: missfl oridafor- performance required. estry.com/baker. Florida has re-opened, we have all 2010 Ms. Ferreira has long been models never seen. All new 2010 decors. 2000 SF commercial building for sale or We guarantee the lowest prices, best ser- lease located in Macclenny, on Hwy. 121 vice in Florida. Six miles south of I-75 on near I-10. Property can be divided into 441 between Alachua and Gainesville. Call two separate units, 1000 SF each. Seller 386-418-0424. 4/8-4/30c is willing to sell or lease total of 2000 SF Country living, 1680 SF home on fi ve or divide and sell units separately. Great acres, improved with well, septic, power, PHOTO BY KELLEY LANNIGAN location, high traffi c fl ow. Excellent op- only $624.98/month, only 3.5% down. portunity for a retail, offi ce or restaurant. San Beckham (left) and Sydney Ferreira (right) give Erica Kinghorn make-up Call 904-504-3986 for location. and interview tips. 904-610-9974. 4/8-4/29p 4/1-4/29c Commercial property, 1566 SF, perfect I’ll sell any singlewide and I have fi ve KELLEY LANNIGAN that may take several years to for offi ces or small business. Old style ready to go right now for $150 over in- FEATURES happen. home updated, $119,900. Macclenny Re- voice. Now that’s the best deal in Florida. [email protected] This preliminary level pag- alty Inc. Call 904-259-7709. 4/8-4/22c Call John T. 386-752-1452. 4/1-4/22c eant already exists in a handful Restaurant and 2000 SF commercial Prestige Home Centers, every model The fi rst Miss Baker County of counties in Florida. Baker 85% of homes are building for sale located in Macclenny, on must go. Let’s deal 866-605-7255. Forestry Scholarship Pageant is County will be the latest addition. Hwy. 121 near I-10. $250,000.00. Serious 9/10tfc scheduled to take place May 8 at sold by realtors. inquiries only please. 904-613-7759. To compete in the preliminary, Short sale, 4 BR, 2 BA, will move and set the Woman’s Club on south 5th Dr. Garlon Webb Call Garlon to list your home. 4/8-4/29p entrants must be residents of, at- up. Also, AC and heat, only $425/month. Street. The pageant will be spon- tend school in or work in Baker 904-408-9146 904-783-4619. 4/1-4/8c sored by the Macclenny Woman’s for professional assistance with Drive a little save a lot, 2010 4 BR, 2 ½ Club. County. selling your property, purchasing Mobile Homes BA, 32x76, with appliances, air, skirting, Sydney Ferreira and her part- “Baker County needs more property or managing rental property. steps, completely set up with fi ve year fac- ner San Beckum say they have a in the way of opportunities to tory warranty only $399 per month WAC. encourage its young women to Call 904-504-3986. 4/1-4/29c passion about education and a 2010 New 3 BR, 2 BA doublewide deliv- desire to help enrich the future of strive for excellence,” said Ms. ered and set up only $29,995. Only at the young women in Baker County. Ferreira, “especially to help them new 13th Street Homes Sales, Six miles recognize there can be more for south of I-75 in Alachua, FL. Call 836-418- The pageant will be the pre- NOW AVAILABLE 0424. 4/84/30c liminary competition to qualify- them beyond graduation from For sale by owner, 4 BR, 2 BA home only COPIES ing for the Miss Florida Forestry high school.” $577.17/month, WAC. Call 904-504- Black & white/Full color State Scholarship Pageant. It will According to Ms. Ferreira and One and Two Bedrooms 3986. 4/1-4/29c include the usual divisions from Ms. Beckum, the pageant will Don’t miss this, 5 BR, 2 BA, 2100 SF T O M Baby Miss, ages up to 3 years, be a springboard to help them home, including options like thermo payne 110 South Fifth St. through Miss, ages 17-24 years, develop personal skills that will windows and more, $50, 675. Call John T. as well a Ms. division for ladies enhance every aspect of their life, Baldwin Grove 386-752-1454. 4/1-4/22c age 25 and older. from maintaining a professional Used Skyline, 14 x 80 3 BR, 2 BA, very Higginbotham The ladies will offer two free appearance, to effective com- clean, delivered and set up, A/C included. classes in interview skills, mod- Call 386-418-0424. For fast sale only Brothers munication and mastering job APARTMENTS $13,995. 4/8-4/30c eling and choosing clothing and interviews. cosmetics for all registered en- Used singlewide, will move for free, only Construction Inc. “Many pageants don’t require 904-266-4070 $6900. 904-783-4618. 4/1-4/8c trants. Details will be covered in much more than having a pretty an information night for all in- Singlewide lovers special, 2 BR, 2 BA face,” said Ms. Ferreira. “The girls T.T.D. 1-800-955-8771 terested in competing and their starting at $155.89 WAC. Call 904-504- 259-0893 aren’t required to do anything parents on April 13 at 7:00 pm at 3986. 4/1-4/29c beyond winning the pageant to Handicap Equipped the Woman’s Club. 2010 model, 3 BR, 2 BA, will set up for NEW HOMES have the privilege of wearing free, only $375/month. 904-783-4619. What makes this pageant dif- their crown. This pageant will be RenTal 4/1-4/8c ADDITIONS ferent will be its emphasis on 301 Move-In different. The winner will be re- 90 Super clean 14 x 70 3 BR, 2 BA Fleet- public speaking ability and com- aSSISTance Special wood, delivery and set up included, only GARAGES munity service, not simply look- quired to represent her county in avaIlaBle TO $14,500. Call 386-418-0424. Need to sale a very visible way.” St. Duval ing pretty in an evening gown. QualIfIed applIcanTS fast! 4/8-4/30c REMODELS The Miss Florida Forestry The winner will need to be a Tired of people trying to tie up your Residential & Pageant has scholarship money dedicated proponent of the forest property, get in this 3 BR, 2 BA, for just management industry. Develop- Baldwin, Fl. Locally already well established. One $265/month, no land involved. Call John Commercial Circle Duval Owned & of the committee goals is to get ing a working knowledge of the T. 386-752-1452. 4/1-4/22c Fully Licensed Now Taking Applications Operated scholarship money established industry, both for Baker County & Insured and the state of Florida will be 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments Lic# RB29003515 at the preliminary level, although This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
TRENCHING SERVICES FILL DIRT ERIC RAULERSON RONNIE SAPP C.F. WHITE Will trench or lay any Culverts installed CONSTRUCTION WELL DRILLING SEPTIC TANK SERVICES underground services or piping Tim Johnson Room additions • Custom homes Water treatment New systems & repairs A & R TRUSS COMPANY 591-2640 259-2536 Garages • Home Improvements Septic tanks • Drain fi elds Field dirt * Top soil • Engineered trusses 3/25-4/15p 5/11tfc 904-483-8742 904-259-6934 Bulldozer & backhoe work • Garage trusses SPRING CLEANING JIMMY MARTIN WELL CRC1327878 1/14tfc Licensed Florida and Georgia Culverts installed • Small home and All types DRILLING & PUMP SERVICE FILL DIRT • SLAG 11/19tfc 275-2474 pole barn trusses Pressure wash • Rake • Cleaning 2” wells Cypress mulch • Red mulch HODGES LAWN CARE 509-0930 cell • 24’ stock trusses $49 each Planting garden • Painting Macclenny 259-9014 Saw dust and shavings Commercial • Residential 12/7tfc • Free estimates Call Curtis Bryceville 266-4956 A little or a lot Licensed and insured PEACOCK PAINTING, INC. 259-3300 Professional painting 303-4736 Cell 838-3517 259-2900 Year-round service contracts only Lic.#RC0067003 7/16tfc Also tractor work • Bush hogging Pressure washing Lic.#RB0067070 3/11tfc 4/1-4/8p [email protected] A & D IRRIGATION JOHN WILLIAMS PLUMBING Box blading Interior * exterior ROGER RAULERSON License # Fl 2795 Residential * commercial Ga 566 3/11-4/29p Repairs • Repipes • Drain cleaning Offi ce 259-5237 WELL DRILLING & PRESSURE WASHING Fully insured * Locally owned Sump pumps • Water heaters 2" and 4” wells • Sprinkler Systems RICH LAURAMORE Cell 588-3304 25 years experience New construction • Remodeling 1/14-7/8p Call Roger or Roger Dale • Residential and Commercial CONSTRUCTION, INC. 259-5877 • Installations and Repairs Custom homes 904-259-4580 WADE’S TRACTOR 7/28tfc 259-7531 CFC056961 3/18-4/8p Tractor work • Free Estimates Additions • Remodels THE OFFICE MART Licensed & Insured Driveways - slag or milling • Family Owned and Operated 259-4893 or CYPRESS LAWN SERVICE Oils, acrylics, watercolors, Family owned & operated Licensed • Insured Grading 12/31tfc 259-0783 403-4781 cell canvases, drawing pads 3/25-4/15p RR License No. 282811470 11/19tfc Specializing in commercial 838-6500 & much more! GATEWAY PEST CONTROL, and residential 1/28-4/22p J.T. SHAW INC. McCRARY FENCE CO. 110 South Fifth Street INC. 476-0402 ALLEN’S LAWN AND 259-3808 Roofi ng • Remodeling Chain link • Pressure treated 259-3737 3/25-4/15p LANDSCAPING tfc All types of pest control New homes • Additions Cypress • Vinyl KONNIE’S KLEAR POOLS Mowing, edging, mulching BENNETTS LAWN CARE Call Eston, Shannon or Bill Kitchens • Baths • Etc. Licensed and insured We build in-ground pools Affordable lawn service Free estimates Ask about our fi re ant control Free, friendly estimates 904-653-1442 We sell and install Sprinkler repairs Senior discounts 6/26tfc Over 30 years experience 4/8-4/15p DOUGHBOY above-ground pools Free estimates Call APPLIANCE DOCTOR 904-334-3654 ANGEL AQUA, INC. Service • Renovations • Cleaning 210-7512 275-2450 Air conditioners • Heat pumps CGC1508442 3/11-4/29p Water softeners - Iron fi lters Repairs • Chemicals • Parts 4/10tfc or 371-0209 • Major appliances • PRINTING & FAXING City or well systems 698-E West Macclenny Ave. MITCH CANADAY 3/11-4/11p 24 hour, 7 day emergency service! Black & White, Color Copies, Chlorine Removal (next to Raynor’s Pharmacy) CONSTRUCTION JAMES MOBILE HOME Call Vince Farnesi, Custom Business Forms, Sales - Rentals - Service - Repairs Spring and summer hours Land clearing • Site work SERVICE Owner-Operator Business Cards, Signs, Stickers Salt delivery Monday-Friday Road building • Demolition Move • Set-up • Re-level 259-2124 and so much more!!! Total water softeners supplies 10:00 am-6:00 pm Serving Baker County for 25 years Also tractor work 7/1tfc The Offi ce Mart 797 S. 6th Street, Macclenny Saturday 10:00 am-3:00 pm 904-259-4121 259-3763 110 South Fifth Street 259-6672 259-5222 219-8092 Cell 509-7550 7/15tfc 259-3737 (CPC 053903) 3/18tfc 2/4-7/29p 1/21-4/8p Page 16 The Baker County Press Thursday, April 1, 2010 How to save on your water bill Kelley Lannigan Features Water saving tips: Home [email protected] • Install water efficient clothes Baker County horticulture washing machines, dish washers agent Alicia Lamborn reviewed and low flow toilets. A toilet tank current water conservation in- displacement device can cut wa- formation with members of the ter use by 40 percent. Baker County Rotary Club at its • Install low flow shower meeting March 24. heads. Shower water use can be Ms. Lamborn’s presentation reduced 50 percent and save up was based on current recom- to 20,000 gallons of water each mendations by The University year. of Florida Institute for Food and • Install facet aerators. Agricultural Science. • Install a hot water re-circula- Although Florida is sur- tion pump. rounded on three sides by wa- • Insulate your water pipes. ter and dotted with lakes and • Cut off water while brushing streams, there is still a need to your teeth. To conserve water conserve this seemingly plentiful during a shower: wet body, turn resource. off water, lather up, then rinse Not all of Florida’s water is off. fresh or readily available for Water saving tips: Yard drinking or other purposes. The Photos by Joel Addington state’s fickle weather fluctu- • Landscape with drought tol- ates between drought and flood, erant native plants. which can create frequent “feast • Use mulch. Bank hosts Easter party or famine” conditions. • Water only from 4-7 am. “Water conservation is the • Follow water restrictions for cornerstone of Florida’s water your district . for Pre-K class sustainability,” says Kirby Green, • Place sprinklers properly. executive director of the St. Johns • Calibrate irrigation system Diane Kirby’s Pre-K class joined employees of American Enterprise Bank for Easter celebra- tion the morning of April 1 that included hotdogs, cake, an Easter egg hunt and fun with a Water Management District and install rain shut-off device bubble blower, plus a tour of the bank building on S. CR 228 in Macclenny. Pictured at left which includes Baker County. • Use micro-irrigation hoses. is Brookelyn Jefferson as she watches the other kids chase the bubbles.A bove from left are “Conservation is a critical strat- • Pay attention to rainfall. Jet Knabb, Jesse Martin, Makalaya Crews andT renton Hodges. egy in meeting the current and future water supply needs of our state.” The SJWMD recently ap- proved a proclamation designat- ing April as Water Conservation Giving you the most bang for your change! Month.
Lawn and landscape The Baker County Press Over half of water consump- Every week, a newspaper packed with value since 1929 tion for the average home is in Notice of Public Disclosure maintaining the lawn, garden and landscaping. Following wa- tering schedules is imperative, so of the know which days you can water NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING for your area. Mandatory lawn watering Full Cost of Solid Waste Notice is hereby given that the proposed ordinances, whose title restrictions, which resumed on hereinafter appears, will be presented in a public hearing to the March 14, specify the time of Baker County Land Planning Agency for review on Thursday, year and the corresponding days April 22, 2010 at 7:00 PM or as soon thereafter as possible, at when you may water. These days Management the Baker County Administration Building, 55 North Third Street, depend on whether you have Macclenny, Florida. Copies of said ordinance may be inspected an odd or even numbered ad- by any member of the public in the Commissioner’ offi ce, address dress and the time of year such within Baker County stated above. On the above mentioned date, all interested parties as daylight saving time or stan- may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinance dard time. For a detailed guide which is titled as follows: go to www.sjrwm.com. When the graphic scrolls to Know Your Pursuant to Rule 62.708, Florida Administrative Code, the Days, click on it. ORDINANCE 2010- • An odd numbered address is Board of County Commissioners of Baker County, Florida, AN ORDINANCE BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY one that ends in 1, 3, 5, 7 or 9. COMMISSIONERS OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, • An even numbered address discloses the following Full Costs of Solid Waste Management AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.91-1, AS AMENDED, is one that ends in 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8. for residential and non-residential users during the 2008-09 REGARDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE • Water only when needed and ADOPTED COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, WITH RESPECT not between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. fiscal year. • Water for no more than one TO A PARCEL OF LAND, BEING APPROXIMATELY hour per zone. 5.07 ACRES IN SIZE, RELATING TO SMALL SCALE • Restrictions apply to private 2008-2009 DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT PROCEDURES wells and pumps, ground or sur- ESTABLISHED IN SECTIONS 163.3161 THROUGH face water and water from public Number of Residences ...... 6831 163.3215, FLORIDA STATUTES, PURSUANT TO AN and private utilities. APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY JAMES AND NANCY Number of Businesses ...... +146 OLIVER; PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE IN LAND USE Leaks Total ...... 6977 CLASSIFICATION FROM AGRICULTURAL B LAND A main water conservation USE TO RESIDENTIAL precaution inside the home is a C; PROVIDING thorough and routine check for The Subject S E V E R A B I L I T Y, Property is located leaks. Charge per Residence ...... $55.00 at the intersection Taking care of leaks will go a I N S T R U C T I O N S of Thannie Harvey TO THE CODIFIER Road and Hilltop long way in helping conserve wa- Charge per Business (Based on Square Road ter as well as lowering your water Footage of Building) ...$55.00 to 2200.00 AND AN EFFECTIVE bill each month. DATE. Read your water meter. Wait one hour (no water should be ORDINANCE 2010- used at this time). Remember to Solid Waste Management Cost for County ...... $779,496.00 AN ORDINANCE wait for the hot water heater and BY THE BOARD ice maker to refill and for the re- generation of water softeners be- Solid Waste Special Assessment Collections OF COUNTY fore recording the first reading. from Residences and Businesses ...... $360,314.00 COMMISSIONERS If your home is free of leaks, the OF BAKER second reading should exactly COUNTY, FLORIDA, match the first. If not, you may Balance Funded from other Revenue Sources ...$419,182.00 REZONING 5.07 have a leak. ACRES OF REAL PROPERTY OWNED BY JAMES Tip: If you have a well, listen AND NANCY OLIVER, FROM AGRICULTURE (AG for the pump to kick on and off 7.5) TO RESIDENTIAL (RCMH 2.5); PROVIDING while water is not in use. If this happens, there is a leak some- SEVERABILITY, INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CODIFIER, where. AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Persons interested in commenting on the proposed changes may appear and shall be given an opportunity to speak at the public ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS– hearing or may send written comments to: Baker County Planning Department, 360 E Shuey Street, Macclenny, Florida, 32063. Copies of the ordinance are available for public inspection at the DON’T GET LOST IN THE CROWD. Baker County Planning Department. For additional information, Stand out with an ad in Baker County’s please call (9204) 259-3354. NOTE: Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statues, if any member of the public desires to appeal any decision made at shopping guide...Baker Saver! this public hearing, he/she will need a record of the proceedings and for that purpose may need to ensure that he/she transcribe a A magazine The Baker County Press is publishing three times this year verbatim record of the proceedings, which record would include and inserting into the newspaper. The first edition comes out the end the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. of April. We are offering a great value to the advertisers who will then According to the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing pass along more value to the customers. a special accommodation or an interpreter to participate in this proceeding should contact the Administration Department at (904) The deadline for ad submissions is Friday, April 9. 259-3613 at least 48 hours prior to the time of the hearing. Call 259-2400 or email [email protected] for more information.