Lee Family Injured Registers with Greenville

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By Jacob Bembry Greene PubliAshingd, Incd. ress Charles Lamar O’Quinn registered as a sexual predator with a Greenville address. O’Quinn’s qualify - ing offenses include a July 25, 2000 conviction for sexual battery by an adult on a victim under 12 and a lewd and lasciv - ious act on a child under Please see Predator, Page 3A Charles Lamar O’Quinn Pinetta Woman

Injured In Accident Photos Courtesy of PHOTOS BY RUSSELL, September 17, 2012 By Jacob Bembry The Hill family was injured when this 2000 Lin - Greene Publishing, Inc. coln fliped over, ejecting three of the passengers. A Pinetta woman sustained serious injuries in a Inset: EMS and firefighters put one of the vic - wreck on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 15. tims of the wreck on the stretcher. According to a Florida Highway Patrol report, By Jacob Bembry rest, facing north on the north side of NE Juniper Barbara Greiner was traveling west on NE Avocado Greene Publishing, Inc. Drive. Street in a 2003 Ford when she blacked out. A Lee family was injured, including three chil - Hill and Tristian M. Hill, 14, suffered minor in - After blacking out, she traveled through the stop dren who were seriously injured, when the car they juries in the wreck. Calvin L. Hill, 16, Kristian A. sign at the intersection of NE Avocado Street and were riding in overturned on Monday, Sept. 17. Hill, 9, and Kayden I. Hill, 9, were seriously injured. NE Rocky Ford Road. According to a Florida Highway Patrol report, The four passengers were all taken to South Greiner traveled west across the northbound at approximately 7:21 a.m., Travis Hill, 32, was Georgia Medical Center. and southbound travel lanes of NE Rocky Ford Road westbound on NE Juniper Drive when he failed to FHP Trooper Brian Lundy was the investigat - before going into the west grass shoulder of NE negotiate a curve to the right. ing officer. Rocky Ford Road. She collided with the ditch.. The 2000 Lincoln he was driving began to ro - The Lee Volunteer Fire Department, Madison The Explorer came to a final rest at the point of tate clockwise and struck a dirt embankment. The County Sheriff’s Office, Madison Fire & Rescue Please see Accident, Page 3A vehicle overturned three times, coming to a final and Madison County EMS assisted at the scene. Courageous Chris Thompson Woman Loses Home, Runs After Adversity Belongings In Fire By Jacob Bembry Greene Publishing, Inc. The home of Theresa Barnes, located at 406 SW Jeannette Circle in Madison, was consumed by fire early Tuesday morning, Sept. 11. According to Madison Fire & Rescue, they had responded to a fire there at approximately 5 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 10. After it was thought to be under control, they received another call at 12:30 a.m. Tuesday morning. Upon their arrival, they found the home fully engulfed. The state fire marshal was called in to investi - gate and found the origin of the fire to be undeter - mined. Barnes has a need for clothing and shoes, as well as pots, pans, dinnerware and other utensils. Clothing needed is dresses, size 14; pants, 34-36; shoes, size 10 men’s; size 7 women, and size 8 women’s. If you have clothing or other items for the fami - ly, please call Barnes at (850) 673-9275. Read Your Local Newspapers Online

By Jacob Bembry Greene Publishing, Inc. Just a reminder to everyone that you can read the actual Madison County Carrier and Madison En - terprise-Recorder newspapers online. If you are a current subscriber to the newspa - Photo by Lisa Flournoy pers, you can get it for free through the remainder of your current subscription. When you renew the sub - Celebrating a touchdown with his teammates, RB Chris Thompson #4 . scription, you simply need to add five dollars to the By Lisa Flournoy broken back injury that almost took him out of the cost of the print subscription. Current print sub - He doesn’t wear a cape, nor does he have super - game permanently, and the 52-0 win is that much scriptions are $35 in-county and $45 out-of-county. powers. What he has is courage with a capital C. sweeter, not only for him, but for the whole Semi - If you had rather read it online and not get the Without missing a beat, the former Madison nole Nation. print copy, you can subscribe for $25. County Cowboy used his God-given ability to do Chris Thompson has proven that injuries are Please see Newspaper, Page 3A what he’s always done well – run. He’s like the lov - just a side-step in life – a side-step that’s taking him able Forrest Gump who also ran mightily. But, un - straight to the top of the game of college football. like Superman and Forrest, Chris Thompson is not At 5’8”, he is comparable to David who slew Go - a fictional character. Chris Thompson is the real liath. He’s the comeback kid who came back to be - deal. come the Offensive MVP of Saturday’s win against Making history at Florida State University this Wake Forest. past Saturday against Wake Forest, Thompson Thompson’s a player to be admired, a down-to- rushed for 197 yards on just nine carries in the first earth person we all can learn from. He’s taught half. With two touchdown runs – one 74, another 80 every one of us the greatest life lesson – how to run yards, he set a rushing record for the most first-half again after adversity, not with a cape or superpow - yards for any running back ever at FSU. ers, but with courage. Great courage! Take into account that this was the exact Lisa Flournoy is a freelance writer/website de - match-up a year ago when he fell to a devastating signer and host at www.lisaflournoy.com.

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2A • Madison County Carrier www.greenepublishing.com Wednesday, September 19, 2012 IEWPOINTS PINIONS LetteVrs To The Editor & O Joe Boyles Letters to the Editor are typed word for word, comma for comma, as sent to this newspaper. National Guest Columnist Tommy Hardee Best Choice Security For Supervisor Of Elections Letter To The Editor way to include the Clerks of all precincts in coming up with ideas and Dear Madison County Residents: ways to make our job more efficient, I want to take this opportunity to and therefore it makes the jobs of his give you a little background on Tom - staff more efficient also. my Hardee, and tell you why I believe Making voting more accessible for he will make the best choice for Super - the voter is foremost in Tommy’s Better Off? visor of elections for Madison County. mind. Since his appointment, Tommy Tommy was born and raised in has instituted additional Early Voting Republican candi - above this one and nowhere in a hurry. Madison County, attended schools sites – not only at the Elections Office, dates Romney and Ryan show me one credible When people give up here, and has been a very active mem - but also in two other areas in the coun - and even an odd jour - economist who would and stop looking for ber of the First United Methodist ty – Greenville and Lee. And, we will nalist or two are asking recommend raising work, you begin to ap - Church his entire life. He and his wife, have a fourth site for the November the question Ronald taxes in the current sit - preciate the impact of Kaila, have one son, Tuff, who is the election – Pinetta. This is to make it Reagan made famous in uation. I’ll save you the economic fatigue. “light” of their life and has been a dri - easier for YOU – THE VOTER . the 1980 debate with time – there aren’t any! There are ominous ving force to make Tommy into the Please be sure and vote in the up - Jimmy Carter: “Are you Check out gas signs on the horizon man he is today. coming General Election, which will better off than you prices – they are double that threaten to create Since Tommy Hardee was appoint - include EARLY VOTING beginning were four years ago?” today what they were more economic havoc ed to his present position of Supervi - Oct. 27th-Nov. 3rd, 2012. The hours are Let’s examine this be - when Obama took of - like burdensome regu - sor of Elections in December, 2011, he Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. cause it is, to my mind, fice. Diesel, the fuel of lations and the heavy has gone above and beyond to meet until 6 p.m. and Saturdays and Sunday the essential question business (trucking, hammer of Obamacare with other Supervisors and other of - 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. You may vote at any of for this president, or farming, construction), beginning in 2014. This fices to get ideas to make our Elections the four (4) places mentioned above. for that matter, any is more than $4/gallon. creates both uncertain - Office more effective, more trustwor - The best way to keep Madison president who seeks a This is ruinous. I did a ty of how bad the eco - thy, and give the present staff mem - County going “forward” is to keep a second term in office. rough calculation the nomic impact will be bers the tools they need to be more man in office that is doing a GOOD Let’s look at unem - other day and figured I and certainty that costs efficient and effective. He has moved JOB – EFFECIENTLY, EFFECTIVELY, ployment. When buy a little over a thou - will increase, a double- the office to another location, made it BUT MOST OF ALL HONESTLY!!! Barack Obama took of - sand gallons of gaso - edged sword. more accessible to the public, more se - KEEP TOMMY HARDEE IN OF - fice, the unemployment line and diesel every The news is not all cure, and so much more efficient. FICE AS OUR SUPERVISOR OF rate had climbed to 7.8 year. The Obama “fuel bad. The bulls are rag - I have been a pollworker for over ELECTIONS. percent. He promised tax” is costing me over ing in the stock market 30 years at several different locations, Sincerely, that if Congress quick - $2000 a year more than right now, but I serious - but mostly at Precinct 1 – the Ag Cen - Dale C. Sowell ly passed his economic I paid four years ago. ly wonder whether or ter. Tommy Hardee has gone out of his Paid Political Announcement stimulus bill designed Thanks a lot. What’s not we’re on a “sugar to interject $787 billion Obama’s answer – less high,” fueled by the into the stumbling drilling and more pre - Federal Reserve buying economy, unemploy - cious tax dollars wast - mortgages and priming U.S. Response To Murder Of ment would not exceed ed on pie-in-the-sky the monetary pump. In 8 percent. Today, unem - clean/green ideas like other words, are the eq - ployment is 8.1 percent. solar and wind that uity markets unrealis - LettUer T.oS Th.e EAditomr bassadando deralt wTitho. Th eL usuialb blaynda, diplo - It has been above the defy both the laws of tically “juiced” and mactic statements can follow later in magic 8 figure for 43 science and economics. how deep will they The attacks on our consulates and order to maintain relations with weak consecutive months, a The housing mar - plunge when the reali - embassies are attacks on our nation’s governments that can’t or won’t con - modern day record of ket continues to stum - ties of quantitative eas - sovereignty, for the sites and person - trol the mobs. Knowing when power is dubious nature. 23 mil - ble. This not only ing catch up? nel ARE the United States government required and when diplomacy can re - lion Americans of negatively affects the Are we better off in a foreign country. The required re - spond is LEADERSHIP. Misjudging working age are either net worth of individu - than we were four sponse by our president and state de - the situations in Moslem countries unemployed or under - als (for most Ameri - years ago? From my partment must be immediate and has cost these American lives and mis - employed. The only cans, their home is perspective, the an - strong, exactly as if the U.S. Capitol led foreigners’ understanding of reason the unemploy - their single greatest swer is a resounding had been attacked. People around the American power and resolve. The ment rate isn’t above 13 valued asset), it has to - NO. Do I see any poli - world now get information for the first criticism `shoot first and aim later’ is percent is because so tally stalled the all-im - cies that Obama advo - time and have no capability to evalu - clever but cannot cover our leaders’ many American work - portant construction cates on the campaign ate the internet message. But even a failure to perform our government’s ers have given up and industry. Ask the trail that suggest the goatherd understands power. Words primary job abroad: protect our sov - stopped looking for a bankers — the good economy will turn have power to stir a mob to burn and ereignty and our government outposts job. news is that interest around in a second kill. U.S. words must flex our power serving our country around the The economic rates are at historic Obama administra - immediately and convery the message world. growth rate stands at a lows; the bad news is tion? Sadly, I don’t. that the perpetrators will be identified Marianne Green stagnant 1.7 percent that it is very difficult From the standpoint of which is a really good for borrowers to get a economic understand - clue why business own - construction loan. ing and resultant poli - ers aren’t hiring. Since To make matters cies, the guy is a loser. Obama took office in even worse, we’re fac - Obama might win this Ryan Casler-Smith Thanks January 2009, the ing two near term election, but the Amer - growth rate has aver - crashes that will be ican economy and all aged 0.7 percent which very difficult for the fi - of us who believe in it Madison For Helping hasn’t even kept pace nancial services indus - will be the big loser. Letter to the Editor everybody, we probably never would with population try to absorb – a second have made it this far. From the growth. This economy wave of mortgage fore - I want to go off subject for a prayers and kind words to the finan - is, at best, stuck in neu - closures and student minute if that’s ok with all of you. As cial help to everything in between. tral and it isn’t George loans that cannot be re - I’m sure you know, my name is Ryan Little communities have to stick to - Bush’s fault. As Harry paid because college Casler-Smith and I had brain surgery gether and while there are people out Truman famously said, graduates can’t find a about 2 mos ago in which I had many there that look at places like Madison “the buck stops here.” decent job. complications and had to stay on a and laugh and say who would ever Barack Obama gets the There is another ventilator for 2 days, and now do to want to live there? Well, guess what? blame. factor that is wearing many complications that evolved my I tell them, “I DO.” I’m proud to call Since Obama took down the American mom and I are traveling back and myself a Madison Cowboy. Words office, the national debt people that I haven’t forth to Jacksonville 3 times a week cannot describe how thankful my has climbed 50 percent heard anyone else dis - for rehab. I know this has nothing to family and I are. All I can do for now to more than $16 tril - cuss – fatigue. When do with graduation but this is the is say thanks to everyone who has lion. The federal gov - Obama took office, only time that most of the communi - been and continues to be involved ernment is spending there was a shock fac - ty is together and that’s why I chose and I love you and appreciate you all! $100 billion each month tor of the financial sys - to do this now. I want to say thank more than it collects. tem crash in September you because without the help of Ryan Casler-Smith As a result, our credit 2008. The shock factor rating has been down - has worn off as the graded for a second economy has evolved time in less than a year. from recession. What Obama’s answer is to we are feeling now is raise taxes. Reread the economic malaise. 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Sarah During Cattle Shows Leslie Smith Gaston Mrs. Sarah Leslie Smith Gaston of Madi - son went home to the Lord to be with her hus - band on September 13, 2012. She was a resident of Madison from 1926 until 1957 when she moved to Jacksonville. While in Jacksonville, she worked as a bookkeeper for Mo - tor Finance Company, the City of Jacksonville, and Five Points Men’s Shop. She was a member of Arlington United Methodist Church while in Jacksonville. When she retired in 1990, she returned to Madison. She is a member of Cherry Lake United Methodist Church. She was predeceased by her husband of 50 years Mitchell, sons David and Leslie and daughter-in-law Vicki. She is survived by three Photo submitted sons, Allen (Charlsie) of Greenville, Gene (Linda) JD is seen after winning Reserve Champion Heifer in Umatilla at the FFA Alumni Prospect Show. of Madison and Randy By Kristin Finney during a ceremony at winners and Champi - County Fair. This was (Sherry) of Jacksonville Greene Publishing, the Georgia Junior on Steer/ Heifers earn JD’s first year show - and daughter-in-law, Inc. Beef Futurity. The extra points based on ing. Roxanne Coombs; one JD Peavy, of Madi - ceremony was held in the number of calves brother, Steve C. Smith son, has been very July in Perry, Ga. Ex - in the show. Ex - of Dowling Park; 15 busy. JD attended com - hibitors that are hon - hibitors can only BAILEY MONUMENT CO grandchildren and many petitions throughout ored during the count points for up to great-grandchildren. Florida. JD showed ceremony may earn 8 shows. She also is survived by one of the top 10 com - points only with GCC - JD and his heifer, six nephews and one mercial heifers for the PA tagged steers and Madison, did well at niece and numerous state of Georgia for heifers (calves bred by all of their cousins and other family. the 2011-2012 show sea - GCCPA members). Ex - shows. They won Re - Beggs Funeral Home son. The Georgia Club hibitors may earn serve Champion of Madison will be han - Calf Producers Asso - points at any show. Heifer in Umatilla dling the arrangements. ciation (GCCPA) Points are earned (out of 66 heifers) and Visitation will be on Sat - awards exhibitors who based on class plac - Breed Division winner urday, September 15, show GCCPA calves ings. Breed Division at the Suwannee 740252 from 5 to 7 with services on Sunday September 16 at 2 p.m. at the chapel. Burial will be in Ebenez - er Cemetery in Ham - burg. In lieu of ﬂowers, re - quest memorials in her memory be made to the United Methodist Chil - dren’s Home, Madison Youth Ranch, 51 Chil - dren’s Way, Enterprise, FL 32725 or Ebenezer Cemetery Fund, 287 NW Hamburg Rd, Madison, FL 32340.

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By Lynette Norris garet Ann Bunch, who would serve out Greene Publishing, Inc. the remaining year of her term. Past After taking a break for the sum - President Jackie Johnson awarded mer, the Madison Woman’s Club recon - Groover the Past President pin for her vened Sept. 13, to begin a new year of service. meetings. For the rest of the meeting, Mar - The theme for the first meeting garet Ann Bunch conducted the meet - was “Back-to-School.” At the back of ing in the role of President, as the meeting room, stack of donated members and special guests gave brief school supplies filled a long table; each updates on various school-related pro - member who arrived added more to jects. the bounty, which would later be dis - Jo Willis, of the Madison Chapter tributed local school children in need. of Take Stock In Children, spoke Woman’s Club President Mary briefly about the group, a statewide Groover briefly addressed the meeting, scholarship organization that provides deserving students from disadvantaged back - grounds with caring mentors and hope for a better life through col - lege scholarships. Willis commended the ladies of the Woman’s Club for all the hours they had put in as mentors for local school children, adding that for the past year, the club had provided more Greene Publishing, Inc. Photo by Lynette Norris, September 13, 2012 mentors than any other group, club or civic orga - Jackie Johnson awards the Past President pin to outgoing President Mary nization in the county, Groover. veterans Thursday, Nov. 8 (a change school board meeting. The school will and she hoped the trend from the previously scheduled date, be focused on STEM (Science, Technol - continued. Nov. 9). ogy, Engineering, Math) education Dolly Ballard report - The Woman’s Club state president with a rigorous college-preparatory ed that she and her team has also taken education as the theme curriculum that covers all the state re - were continuing their for the entire year, with the goal of quirements for graduation and adds a work again this year raising enough money to give three few more; it is designed to enhance stu - with the Youth Garden - $10,000 scholarships to women return - dent’s “marketability” to colleges and ers of Pinetta Elemen - ing to school. If each Woman’s Club in universities, where entrance is becom - tary School, and that this the state of Florida could raise $200 to - ing increasing competitive, and en - year they were adding a ward the effort, the goal could be met. hance success in the real world, where nine-week music class of Dr. Amy Gibson and Margaret Ann more and more jobs will be in STEM- patriotic songs. Every Bunch gave the special presentation on related areas in the coming years. Friday, the children will Greene Publishing, Inc. Photo by Lynette Norris, September 13, 2012 the James Madison Preparatory High The James Madison school will learn and practice such School, a proposed public charter come up for a vote at the next school songs as “America the First Vice President Margaret Ann Bunch steps school coming up for a vote at the next board meeting. into role as the new President of the Woman’s Club, Beautiful,” “The Star- serving out the rest of Mary Groover’s term. Spangled Banner,” “Yan - saying that she had decided to resign kee Doodle” and “The Armed Forces due to health reasons and turning the Medley,” finishing up the nine weeks reins over to First Vice President Mar - with a final performance for Madison’s Agri Supply Is Turning 50 Agri Supply, a home, shop, and shop tools, lawn and garden equip - agricultural retail center, is celebrat - ment, landscaping supplies, pet and ing their 50th year in business. livestock supplies, and truck and A 50th anniversary celebration is trailer accessories. Agri Supply has planned for September 22, 2012 at the one of the largest inventories of Valdosta, GA location. Many activities lawn mower blades carrying over are planned including free hamburger 250,000 in stock. Agri Supply has lunch from 11:00am to 2:00pm, prizes, also created cooking and sporting giveaways, kid’s activities, Rufus the goods sections with a large assort - Deer, tractor show and more from 7:30 ment of cast iron cookware and am to 5:00 pm. Agri Supply will offer hunting supplies. With over 26,000 customers a 5% discount on all pur - items in stock for farm, shop and chases on September 22 (excluding home, Agri Supply truly has some - previous purchases, labor & assembly thing for everyone. charges). Agri Supply is dedicated to cus - About Agri Supply tomer service. Their mission, since Agri Supply is a family owned 1962, has been to provide quality mer - company headquartered in Garner, chandise at the most reasonable price, North Carolina. Since 1962, Agri to give their customers the best ser - Supply has been the industry leader vice possible, and to treat all cus - for farm machinery implements, tomers fairly. 6A • Madison County Carrier www.greenepublishing.com Wednesday, September 19, 2012 AROUND MADISON COUNTY

COn Truesidasy, Se ptDembere 11thg, Greernvialle Locdge iNoa 28 r aisRed Braotheri Csris De- d To Master Mason gracia to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason. Before the Degree. a great meal pre - pared by RW John Sirmon was enjoyed by all. Those taking part are pictured. Front row, left to right: RW Wyatt Clarke-John M Caldwell Lodge No 70, Brother Dan Bey - er -Joppa Lodge No 4, RW Roy Hibbs- Greenville Lodge No 28 New Master Mason Brother Cris Degracia,-Greenville Lodge No 28 , RW Bert Waldrep DDGM District 08, Brother Evans Sevor-Madison Lodge No 11, W. Walt Wilkinson- Barrett Lodge No 43, RW Calvin Cone-Greenville Lodge No 28. Back row, left to right: RW Richard Terry -Madison Lodge No 11, W Greg Wynot- Greenville Lodge No 28, W Jimmy Sherrod-Greenville Lodge No 28, Brother Lar - ry Parker- Perry Lodge No 123, RW Guye Daniels- Joppa Lodge No 4, W Allen Wood- Perry Lodge No 123, RW John Sirmon- Greenville Lodge No28, Brother David Jarvis- Madison Lodge No 11, and Brother Charles Sanders- Perry Lodge No 123 . Notice of Proposed Tax Increase Photo Submitted The Madison County Board of Frances Ginn Retiring County Commissioners has tentative - As Tax Collector By Jacob Bembry ly adopted a measure to increase its Greene Publishing, Inc. Following 38 years in the Tax Col - property tax levy. lector’s office (with eight of them as the tax collector), Frances Ginn is re - tiring at the end of the year. Of all the changes she has seen in Last year's property tax levy: the office, she said the biggest change was going from typewriters to com - A. Initially proposed tax levy...... $5,893,634 puters. “We used to have to type the B. Less tax reductions due to delinquent tax roll on a manual type - Value Adjustment Board and writer and we had to manually verify it,” she said. “That was my job.” other assessment changes ...... $ 8,430 Hunting and fishing licenses were typed out on electric typewrit - C. Actual property tax levy...... $5,885,204 ers in 1974. “We did tags back then and didn’t even capture people’s birthdays,” she said. This year's property tax levy...... $6,070,988 She pointed out that all license plates were issued in the summer back then and so they all had the same expiration date. All concerned citizens are invited to Frances Ginn “Back then, we only had nine dif - tion. attend a public hearing on the tax in - ferent license plates we had to deal Ginn grew up in Greenville, one with,” she said. “Now, there are about of five daughters of F.C. (now de - 150 or so.” ceased) and Vera Cone. She also has crease to be held on: She pointed out that the office one brother. now has to put in much more infor - She and her husband, Rickey, mation than they did in 1974, includ - have two daughters, Lori Collins and ing different stickers on hunting and Lisa Newman, and a son, Matthew. Monday, September 24, 2012 fishing licenses. When asked what she will miss “The State of Florida has added about the Tax Collector’s office, Ginn at 5:30 p.m. in the more things that the tax collector’s replied, “The people. I really enjoy office must do,” Ginn noted. helping and serving people. That’s Commissioners' Meeting Room #107 When Ginn began working for the thing I’m going to miss the most.” then-Tax Collector Pat Millinor in Ginn enjoys working with her Courthouse Annex, 1974, the others in the office included church, Greenville Baptist. She is the the late Brenda Baker (mother of church clerk, a member of the Board 229 SW Pinckney Street Property Appraiser Leigh Barfield), of Trustees, sings in the choir, helps Christine Millinor (wife of Pat Milli - in the nursery and works with Team Madison, Florida nor) and Jackie Williams. Kids. Prior to working at the Tax Col - In addition, Ginn is a member of lector’s office, Ginn had worked at the Greenville Woman’s Club and the the Department of Agriculture in Kiwanis Club in Madison. A FINAL DECISION on the pro - Tallahassee. A graduate of She plans to enjoy life with her Greenville High School, she is also a husband and family and to have more posed tax increase and the budget will graduate of Lively Vo-Tech in Talla - free time during her retirement. hassee. Greene Publishing, Inc. wishes Ginn was elected Tax Collector Frances Ginn a happy retirement and be made at this hearing. herself in 2004, replacing Wes Kelley, thanks her for her years of service to who replaced Millinor in the posi - Madison County. Wednesday, September 19, 2012 www.greenepublishing.com Madison County Carrier • 7A AROUND MADISON COUNTY

NewR Baelpghi nEnsipnogssit oF oisr MFiardsti sGoune sGt aSrpdeeank eCr lub: By Lynette Norris es total. Greene Publishing, Inc. Today, though, he When the pale white feels more optimistic September sun shim - than he did 10 years ago. mers off Lake Frances With the economy in a across the road, it’s a recession, he is now see - time of new beginnings ing a lot of young fami - for several organiza - lies coming in, wanting tions after a summer to start a garden. break, and that includes The secret, he says, the Madison Garden is to make sure those Club. Inside the build - young families have suc - ing, golden yellow fall cess, and he encourages flowers with purple ac - their interest by giving a cents looked forward to tomato plant to each the cooler autumn child who comes in with months ahead. Next to them. It doesn’t matter the podium, a large bear how many; if they have wearing a garland of au - five kids, they get five tumn leaves looked as if free tomato plants. he had just wandered in He is also seeing a from the nearby woods growing trend toward to see what was going organic gardening. Peo - on. The decorations, in - ple now want to see cluding the bear, were where their food comes the work of Catherine from and know exactly Cassidy, who also de - what goes into produc - signed and donated the ing it. club’s new booklets and For fall vegetable name tags for the com - gardens, now is the time ing new year. to get started, and typi - As the club mem - cal fall crops in this part bers arrived and greeted of Florida include toma - old friends, thoughts toes, peppers and egg - naturally turned toward plants. Tomatoes come new beginnings in gen - in so many different va - eral, particularly the rieties, all with different new school year just get - tastes. He advises gar - ting underway for local deners to plant several school children. At the different kinds to find next meeting, the ladies out which ones they like will bring school sup - best. He had brought plies to be distributed to several varieties with disadvantaged children, him, all with one thing the beginning of a whole in common – they were new cycle of charitable easy to grow and care projects for the year. for. “New beginnings” His collection also was the theme of the included plants for at - day, along with the need tracting bees (anise hys - to keep the new begin - sop) and butterflies nings, as well as old tra - Greene Publishing, Inc. Photo by Lynette Norris, September 6, 2012 (purple cone flower) as ditions, alive and vital well as plants that were by passing along knowl - Ralph Esposito of Esposito’s in Tallahassee, seen here with Madison Garden Club President Martha perfect for containers edge and values to the Beggs, was the guest speaker at the club’s first meeting for 2012-2013 year. and hanging baskets next generation. Just a fund which has felt the Club at Pinetta for the and fifth graders, invit - senter, Ralph Esposito of (cascade petunias, fan this past summer, the impact of the recession. last three years, will be ing local veterans for the Esposito’s Nursery in flowers, etc.). club invested in a few of The FFGC awards schol - leading the young gar - children’s final perfor - Tallahassee. With mums, salvias, the next generation by arships to Florida col - deners there again this mance, Friday, Nov. 9. Esposito began limelight hydrangeas, providing camp scholar - lege students in year, helping them grow Her team members for working in the nursery vincas and a host of oth - ships for three boys to qualifying botanical, container plants for en - these projects (most of business as a senior in ers to round out the fall attend 4H Camp and one horticultural, or other try in the North Florida whom help with both) high school during the garden, it seemed sever - girl to go to SEEK Camp. environmentally related Fair and teaching them include: Lura Fine, Lau - 1970s, because his fa - al garden club members The club also studies, helping defray about vegetable garden - ra Coleman, Louanna ther said so. As a would be busy for the pledged a $1000 contribu - the skyrocketing costs of ing in general. Forness, Sally Johnson teenager, he wasn’t next few days. The tion to the Florida Fed - higher education. This year, she will and Esther Decker. thrilled by the idea of plants were for sale after eration of Garden Clubs Dolly Ballard, who also lead a 9-week patri - Club President running a nursery, but the presentation, but (FFGC) statewide schol - has spearheaded the otic music class for Martha Beggs thanked as time went by, “It some of the ladies called arship endowment fund, Madison Youth Garden Pinetta’s third, fourth City Manager Tim Ben - grew on me,” he said. dibs on them as soon as nett, who was one of sev - Today, his favorite they were shown. eral special guests, for part of the week is visit - Afterward, he ad - helping make the Club - ing the Esposito green - vised them to make out house grounds a little houses in Havana to see their checks to the Madi - nicer by clearing out all the little plants grow - son Garden Club and overgrowth, and a little ing week by week until earmark all the pro - safer with a security they are big enough to ceeds for the FFGC fence and new security sell. scholarship fund. lights in the back park - His business is one Like the Garden ing lot. The grounds that has seen some Club members, he feels also have a new irriga - changes over the years. that it is important to tion system. In the 1970s, he recalls encourage the next gen - Bennett has also hordes of avid garden - eration and pass along agreed to help the club ers visiting his nursery. the necessary knowl - with their adopted water In those days, he used to edge to others, those project for the year: sel l 6000 rose bushes a who will take up the job Lake Francis. year. In the last 25 years, of caring for the envi - Finally, it was time however, he doubts he ronment “when we’re for the special guest pre - has sold 6000 rose bush - not around anymore.” 8A • Madison County Carrier www.greenepublishing.com Wednesday, September 19, 2012 Wednesday, September 19, 2012 www.greenepublishing.com Madison County Carrier • 9A SCHOOL Run, Walk, Roll Rally Set For October 27, 2012 RWR Rally highlights October 2012 as National Bullying Prevention Month

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Featuring the bright orange theme, the October 2011 National Bullying Pre - vention Month Run, Walk, Roll Rally brought out strong Madison County sup - port. Project Safe Zone, student events will be visitors last year, an a Safe Schools/ held at the elemen - unprecedented num - Healthy Students Ini - tary, Central and ber for an initial tiative in the Madi - high schools, featur - event of this kind. son County School ing skits and other Recognizing the sub - District, is hosting performances, as stance of the event, its 2nd Annual Run, well as unifying WCTV in Tallahassee Walk, Roll Rally on clothing themes, in covered the event, October 27 at Lake order to reinforce the further promoting it Frances. October is effort. on their Live at 5 National Bullying Madison County broadcast the week Prevention Month, civic, faith-based and prior. and the event will business leadership For additional in - serve as the highlight joined school plan - formation or to refer of activities and ners on August 30 to community partners guest appearances launch planning in and reserve vendor scheduled through - the expectation of in - space, please call out the month. Last creasing awareness (850) 973-5192 and ask year’s event was a and attendance, for the Project Safe great community and which exceeded 500 Zone Office. media success, and this year is expected to build on those achievements. Parental and com - munity involvement are essential for building sustainable solutions to the edu - cational challenges facing Madison County, and positive behavior programs are crucial to that process. Consequent - ly, when Project Safe Zone was launched, Project Director Oc - tavious Tookes real - ized that a successful strategy must in - clude an effective bullying prevention program. “Notable im - provements were made last year, and now we must build on those to ensure last - ing solutions. The Ol - weus Bullying Prevention Program is giving us a system - atic approach to fol - low in the school system; however, this is not enough. The community and par - ents in particular must participate. The Run, Walk, Roll Rally is a wonderful means to that end,” Tookes noted. Entering the 2012- 13 school year, bully - ing prevention committees at each district school have established training programs being coor - dinated by Prevent- ion Specialist Denise Robinson, with dis - trict’s Code of Con - duct being revised as protocols are devel - oped. In addition, leading up to this year’s rally, separate 10A • Madison County Carrier www.greenepublishing.com Wednesday, September 19, 2012

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FSU vs. Clemson

Madison vs. Taylor County

Michigan vs. Notre Dame

ACA vs. John Paul II

Arizona vs. Oregon

FSU vs. Clemson

Kansas State vs. Oklahoma

Florida vs. Kentucky

Miami vs. Georgia Tech

Air Force vs. UNLV

Temple vs. Penn State Wednesday, September 19, 2012 www.greenepublishing.com Madison County Carrier • 11A SPORTS Eric Bright Rushing Attack, Leads Cowboys Defense Powers In Combined Cowboys Past Edgewater By Jacob Bembry on eight rushes and a touchdown. nine passes for the evening for 105 Yardage Greene Publishing, Inc. Keon Bruton rushed 10 times yards. A strong rushing attack, for 26 yards and a touchdown. Eric Bright had one catch for backed by the stellar play of quar - D.J. McKnight rushed twice none yards. terback D.J. McKnight helped the for four yards. Keon Bruton had one catch Madison County High School Deonshay Wells had six car - for 15 yards. Cowboys defeated Orlando Edge - ries for 12 yards. Neal Brown had one catch for water 38-6 on Friday evening, Sep - Javris Jones rushed one time 15 yards. tember 14. for 62 yards and a touchdown. Shedrrick Williams had two The Cowboys took a 14-0 lead Sheddrick Williams rushed catches for 42 yards. before giving up six points to one time for eight yards. Deontaye Oliver had one Edgewater. Those were the only Markevious Davis rushed ﬁve catch for 24 yards. points Edgewater could muster times for 22 yards. The Cowboys play host to the all night against a stalwart Cow - Akevious Williams rushed Taylor County Bulldogs on Friday boy defense. twice for 11 yards. evening, Sept. 21. Kickoff is set Eric Bright rushed for 71 Troymond Alexander rushed for 7:30 p.m. at Boot Hill. yards on 10 carries and a touch - four times for 58 yards and a down. touchdown. Deontaye Oliver had 36 yards McKnight completed six of Go, Cowboys! Fish Day

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NOTICE Notice of Sale Pursuant to Chapter 83, Part IV IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY, FLORIDA There will be a meeting of the Aucilla Area Solid Waste Administration on Sep - PROBATE DIVISION Under the Authority of the Self-Service Storage Facility Act, Section 83.805 the tember 24, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. in the Board Room of the Aucilla Area Solid Waste described below has been seized for nonpayment of rent and other accrued ex - Facility located at 1313 S.W. Greenville Hills Road Greenville, Florida. If you IN RE: ESTATE OF penses. The property consists primarily of household & personal goods in units have any question please contact 850-948-4875. File No. 12-51-CP rented by: Tammi Cruce, Yolanda Denson, Christina Knowles, Phillip Robin - son, Victoria Solomon and Debra Williams. The property will be sold at auction 9/19 ROBERT FRAZIER to the highest bidder as provided by the Self-Storage Facility Act, Section 83.806. Deceased. the sale will be held Saturday September 29, 2012., at the Madison Mini Storage, 1098 E. U.S. Hwy 90, in Madison, Florida. For further information call 850-973- BID NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2008. Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Madison The administration of the estate of ROBERT FRAZIER, deceased, whose 9/12, 9/19 County, Florida will be accepting sealed bids for the following: Three (3) New date of death was May 27, 2012, and the last four digits of whose social security Current Model Tandem Drive Motor Graders, Heavy Duty Category, with attach - number are 7462, is pending in the Circuit Court for Jefferson County, Florida, ments: Caterpillar No. 120M2, John Deere 670 G, Volvo G930B or Equivalent, Probate Division, the address of which is 1 Courthouse Circle, Monticello, Flori - NOTICE OF Bid Number 2012 – 05. da 32344. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the person - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT al representative's attorney are set forth below. APPLICATION FOR FFY 2012 Sealed bids may be submitted to the Board of County Commissioners by deposit - All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands SECOND PUBLIC HEARING ing same at the Board office located in the Madison County Courthouse Annex, against decedent's estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served Room 219, 229 SW Pinckney Street, Madison, Florida 32340, or Post Office Box must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AF - The Town of Greenville, Florida is applying to the Florida Department of Eco - 539, Madison, Florida 32341, anytime prior to 5:00 PM on Wednesday, Sep - TER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 nomic Opportunity (DEO) for a grant under the Neighborhood Revitalization Cat - tember 26, 2012. ANY BID RECEIVED AFTER SUCH DATE AND TIME DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON egory in the amount of $600,000 under the Small Cities Community Development WILL NOT BE OPENED OR CONSIDERED. Sealed bids must be clearly THEM. Block Grant (CDBG) Program. For each activity that is proposed, at least 70% of marked as a sealed bid and the bid number must be printed on the outside of the All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or de - the funds must benefit low and moderate-income persons. The activities, dollar front of the envelope: Three (3)) New Tandem Drive Motor Graders, Bid Num - mands against decedent's estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 amounts and estimated percentage benefit to low and moderate-income persons ber 2012-05. BID MUST CONTAIN A COPY OF THE VENDOR’S MADISON MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO - for which the Town is applying are as follows: COUNTY OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE WHERE APPLICABLE. TICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Activity Estimated Cost %LMI Bid Specifications, as well as other pertinent documents, may be obtained from IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOR - the Madison County Road Department office located at 2060 NE Rocky Ford EVER BARRED. Sewage Treatment Plant (03J) 513,800 over 70% Road (C-591), 2 miles north of Madison, telephone # 850-973-2156, beginning NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, Administration (21A) 48,000 n/a Wednesday, September 19, 2012. Copies of Specifications are available for in - ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S Engineering (03J) 38,200 n/a spection at the County Commission Office during regular office hours. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Total Project Cost $600,000 The date of first publication of this notice is September 19 , 2012. Madison County reserves the right to waive any informality or to reject any or all The proposed CDBG project will include construction of at least one new 75,000 bids. Attorney for Personal Representative: Personal Representative: gpd sewage treatment plant module, and related activities to serve all customers within the existing Town Sewer Service Area. The Town Sewer Service Area gen - Bids will be opened at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, September 27, 2012 after which all CLAYTON FORD KNOWLES SERINA FRAZIER erally includes the entire corporate boundaries of the Town, and extending south bids will be available for public inspection. Bid Award by the Board of County Knowles & Randolph, P.A. 56 Anderson Hill Road generally running along US Highway 221 South to just south of the interstate 10 Commissioners will be during a special meeting scheduled for 8:00 a.m. on Fri - Florida Bar Number: 0096670 Lamont, Florida 32336 Interchange. The proposed new sewage treatment plant improvements will take day, September 28, 2012 to be held in the meeting room of the Madison County 3065 Highland Oaks Terrace place at the existing Town sewage treatment plant site, located just east of High - Board of County Commissioners located in the Madison County Courthouse An - Tallahassee, Florida 32301 way 221 South and on the south side of Greenville Hills Academy Road. nex Building. All vendors will be notified in writing of the successful bidder. Telephone: (850) 222-3768 The percentage benefit to low and moderate income persons from the proposed 9/19, 9/21 Fax: (850) 561-0397 E-Mail: [email protected] project activities will be in excess of 70%. Secondary E-Mail: [email protected] The Town of Greenville has determined that no displacement of persons will oc - CALL FOR BIDS Attorney for Serina Frazier cur as a result of planned CDBG funded activities. Bid Package 3 AConcrete@ 9/19, 9/26 A public hearing to provide citizens an opportunity to comment on the application Bid Package 4 AMasonry@ will be held on Tuesday, September 25, 2012, at 6:00 P.M., or as soon as possible Bid Package 5 “Structural Steel” thereafter, in the Greenville Town Hall, 154 SW Old Mission Avenue, Greenville, Bid Package 6A AArchitectural Millwork@ Florida. A draft copy of the application will be available for review at that time. A Bid Package 6C ARough Carpentry@ final copy of the application is anticipated to be submitted to DEO on or before Bid Package 7A ASprayed Insulation@ October 1, 2012, and a copy of the final application will be available in the Town Bid Package 8A ADoors, Frames and Hardware@ Clerk's Office, Town Hall, 154 SW Old Mission Avenue, Greenville, Florida, on Bid Package 9A APainting@ Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. after the antic - Bid Package 9B “Gypsum Partitions” ipated October 1 submittal date. To obtain additional information concerning the Bid Package 9C “Acoustical Ceilings” application and the public hearing contact Ms. Marsha Bass, Deputy Town Clerk, Bid Package 9D “Flooring” at 850/948-2251. Bid Package 10A “Signage” Bid Package 10B “Fire Extinguishers” The public hearing is being conducted in a handicapped accessible location. Any Bid Package 10 C “Miscellaneous Specialties” handicapped person requiring special accommodation at this meeting should con - Bid Package 21B “Fire Suppression Building” tact Ms. Bass at least three (3) calendar days prior to the meeting. Any handi - Bid Package 22A “Plumbing” capped person requiring an interpreter for the hearing impaired or the visually Bid Package 23A “HVAC” impaired should contact Ms. Bass at least three (3) calendar days prior to the meet - Bid Package 26A AElectrical@ ing and an interpreter will be provided. Any non-English speaking person wishing Bid Package 28A “Fire Alarm System” to attend the public hearing should contact Ms. Bass at least three (3) calendar Bid Package 32A “Asphalt and Concrete Paving” days prior to the meeting and a language interpreter will be provided. To access a Bid Package 32B “Water Distribution System” Telecommunication Device for Deaf Persons (TDD) please call 850/948-3363. Bid Package 32C “Site Fire Piping System” Pursuant to Section 102 of the HUD Reform Act of 1989, the following disclo - The above bid packages are being requested for the Remodel of Madison County sures will be submitted to DEO with the application. The Town of Greenville and EMS/911 Facility. DEO will make the disclosures available for public inspection upon request. These disclosures will be available on and after the date of submission of the application Clemons, Rutherford & Associates, Inc., the project manager, will receive sealed and shall continue to be available for a minimum period of six years. bid proposals from qualified subcontractors/vendors for the bid packages listed above, until 1:30 P.M. EST on September 27, 2012 at Clemons, Rutherford, & 1. Other governmental (federal, state and local) assistance to the project in the Associates, 2027 Thomasville Road, Tallahassee, Fl 32308. Proposals should be form of a gift, grant, loan, guarantee, insurance payment, rebate, subsidy, credit, addressed to Will Rutherford, Project Manager. Proposals will be opened at 1:35 tax benefit, or any other form of direct or indirect benefit by source and amount; P.M. 2. The identities and pecuniary interests of all developers, contractors, or con - A mandatory Pre-Bid will be held at site on September 20, 2012 at 9:00a.m.. sultants involved in the application or assistance or in the planning or development of the project or activity; The bid documents can be picked up at the office of Clemons, Rutherford & As - sociates, Inc., 2027 Thomasville Road, Tallahassee, Florida, 32308. Deposit for 3. The identities and pecuniary interests of any other persons with a pecuniary plans sets will be $50.00. Bid documents are refundable if returned within 10 days interest in the project that can reasonably be expected to exceed $50,000 or 10% following bid opening in usable condition. of the grant request (whichever is lower); For information concerning this project or obtaining plans, call Will Rutherford, 4. For those developers, contractors, consultants, property owners, or others Project Manager, at (850) 385-6153. listed in two (2) or three (3) above which are corporations, or other entities, the identification and pecuniary interests by corporation or entity of each officer, di - The owner, Madison County Board of County Commission and the project man - rector, principal stockholder, or other official of the entity; ager reserve the right to reject any and all bids, and waive informalities on any bid. 5. The expected sources of all funds to be provided to the project by each of 8/31, 9/5, 9/12, 9/19 the providers of those funds and the amount provided; and 6. The expected uses of all funds by activity and amount.

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MA - n BLACK 14A • Madison County Carrier www.greenepublishing.com Wednesday, September 19, 2012 AROUND MADISON COUNTY MCI /Community Partnership Meeting Discusses

By Lynette NorriWs awyith sver yT littleo ha ndHs-on ewolnp’t wo rkF. Wea’ve cgoti to lintoony in Athe nTradinin g Itetnds. Inmatgoeods usable basketballs. Greene Publishing, Inc. labor required. think about basic, basic Building at MCI. All in - In the meantime, If anyone has these “My goal is not to let Still, the inmates necessities, or these terested community there was one final re - items for donation, this prison ever, ever be ask about making them - guys won’t make it.” members and organiza - quest for a couple of bas - please contact MCI at privatized,” said Warden selves more employable. Finally, there is the tions are invited to at - ketball nets and some (850) 973-5300. Diane Andrews at the Is there some way to doc - problem of the inmates regular meeting of the ument what they have being “marked for life.” MCI Community Part - done on work squads? With a prison record, nership. Some way to get certifi - they will always be con - The Partnership, be - cation for the skills victed felons in the eyes gun about three months they’ve learned and the of many, and they are ago by Deloris Jones, quality of work they very much aware of this. has been holding meet - have produced? “What do we do about ings to discuss ways for “We’ve got to have that, Ms. Andrews?” is the community to help some kind of system question the warden MCI achieve that goal. where inmates know hears frequently, but as Andrews also wants to where to go for help if long as the state of Flori - know how MCI can bet - they can’t find a job da requires that disclo - ter serve the communi - right away,” said An - sure on job applications ty of Madison and drews, and with the com - for the rest of their lives, become a vital part of munity’s help, she would it will remain a problem the community, in a way like to have one set up in they will have to deal that goes beyond just be - the next six months or with. ing a major employer so. Do they know where Her own personal for the area; so much so, the food stamp office is? opinion, she stated, is that if state officials Do they know how to fill that after a period of ever considered another out the application for maybe five or ten years, round of prison clos - food stamps? Do they if the inmate has not ings, including MCI on know where the Health broken the law again, that list would be “un - Department is? Do they that requirement should thinkable.” know how to find help in be dropped. “At some Already, said An - getting housing, if they point, society has to say, drews, there had been an don’t have friends or ‘Okay, you’ve paid your amazing outpouring of family to take them in? debt.’” volunteers from the Jacksonville has The Partnership community in just the built a Release Cen - Committee will meet short time since she had ter/“clearinghouse” for again Wednesday, Oct. arrived, including Rev. the kind of information 19, from 11 a.m. until Barfield who had agreed and guidance its newly- to teach G.E.D classes released inmates need, and some life-skills but rural Madison Coun - classes such as marriage ty does not have the re - relationships and par - sources to duplicate that enting. effort. MCI needs even Octavious Tookes more volunteers to teach believed that the life skill classes in anger halfway house concept, management as well as where inmates could live such basic daily finan - at a reduced rate until cial skills as how to bal - they got back on their ance a checkbook, how feet, was one of the best to write a check, how to ways to go, with staff or use a debit card and nu - volunteers on hand to merous other things peo - provide positive rein - ple take for granted. The forcement and guidance inmates themselves for the kind of problems have asked about such other people don’t have things as how to fill out a to face. job application, how to Sheriff Ben Stewart dress for a job interview pointed out the need for and how to speak and men’s clothing, both for conduct themselves dur - when the inmates are ing the give-and-take of first released and for an interview situation. when they go on job in - But more than any - terviews. Some men thing, they wanted have families to bring “somebody to come out them civilian clothes and talk to us about hav - when they are released, ing hope.” but about half don’t. In Currently, there are that case, the prison will inmates in the work provide a set of civilian camps scheduled to be clothes, but these are released soon, “And they such standard issue that need our focus,” said An - everyone knows at a drews. Many of them glance that these are come from dysfunction - newly released inmates. al families, and need to (People and organiza - learn how to have hope tions that have good as well as how to handle men’s clothing to give inevitable disappoint - away can drop them off ments and bad times. at the Warden’s office in Another problem is the Administration Madison County itself Building.) has high unemployment “These guys, when and fewer opportunities they come out, they have than a more urban area no resources,” Stewart might offer. 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