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WEDNESDAY, November 4, 2009 / 26 PAGES, 2 SECTIONS • fbnewsleader.com WHICH ONE’S THE FARMER? County refunds $85,000 in fees

RYAN SMITH News-Leader

The Nassau County Commission has approved the refund of more than $85,000 in impact fees to a local devel- oper. The commission agreed to refund $85,812 to Blackrock Crossing, LLC, owner of the Eagle’s Crossing shop- ping center on the corner of A1A and Blackrock Road, at its Oct. 26 meeting. Impact fees, which are collected from developers to pay for new growth, are usually refunded because they have not been spent within a certain time frame. That’s not the case here, however, according to County Coordinator Ed Sealover. “It wasn’t one of these issues that it was old and it didn’t get spent,” he said Thursday. “... They were entitled to a refund because they had paid more than was required for the proj- ect.” Blackrock Crossing entered into a development agreement with the coun-

FEES Continued on 3A County spends $34,000 for ‘good’

RYAN SMITH News-Leader

The Nassau County Commission spent almost $34,000 in discretionary funds in fiscal 2009. Most of the expen- ditures went to non-profit agencies. Each commissioner in Nassau County receives $5,000 per year in PHOTOS BY MICHAEL LEARY/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER discretionary funds from state sales Shoppers enjoyed a variety of characters Saturday at the Fernandina Farmers Market as vendors decorated themselves and their booths and use tax revenue, according to and handed out treats. From beekeepers to hippies, vampires to sea divers, it was quite the sight at Seventh and Centre streets. Office of Management and Budget Director Ted Selby. Any money left over from the previous year’s discre- tionary fund is also carried over. The county carried over $26,907 from fis- cal 2009 to fiscal 2010. City allows ‘cold night shelter’ Of the $33,847 in discretionary expenditures in fiscal 2009, Commissioner Stacy Johnson spent ANGELA DAUGHTRY when the temperature is predicted to the most, $8,764. Commissioner Mike News-Leader ‘A responsibility to help’ fall below 40 degrees. Doors will be Boyle spent the least, $5,170. open at 8 p.m. and close at 10 p.m. The largest single expenditure of This winter, the city will allow a Madeline Richard of Citrona Homes recently deliv- Overnight guests will be required to discretionary funds in fiscal 2009 was local church to operate a “cold night ered $1,000 to the Coalition for the Homeless of leave by 6:30 a.m. the next day. $2,500. The funds were released in shelter” when weather drops to 40 Nassau County for their cold night shelter this year. Ceris Feakes and Maryellen April and went to hurricane-proof the degrees or below. The $1,000, from the National Association of Realtors, Covallo from the Homeless Coalition Nassau Oaks Fire Station. In July the The shelter at Fernandina Beach was one of five national grants awarded to realtors who are coordinating the project and will commission approved $2,400 to help Church of Christ on South 14th Street make a difference through community service. be responsible for determining, based fund the Babe Ruth youth baseball will be open during the winter months “If people don’t have the basic needs of food and on the Jacksonville Naval league’s southeast regional tourna- to the homeless and “anyone who shelter, they can’t enjoy the great things in life. It’s our Observatory, if the shelter will be ment in Fernandina Beach. Richard feels their health and safety is at risk responsibility to help people in need,” said Richard. open. Members of other local church- Discretionary funds have been due to the cold.” The grant will be used to purchase washable sleep- es will also volunteer at the shelter. used for everything from conducting City staff determined that a waiv- ing mats. Paul Stasi, Salvation Army director environmental studies on county- er of the Land Development Code of social services in Jacksonville, will owned property to helping pay for uni- was not necessary because the shel- train volunteers. For more informa- forms for youth sports teams. Each ter is “within the intent of the code and religious facilities. place to sleep, according to a state- tion contact Feakes at 415-0611. in alignment with normal operations According to a letter from the ment from the Coalition for the According to the Homeless COUNTY Continued on 3A of a religious facility.” Coalition for the Homeless, anywhere Homeless of Nassau County. Coalition, money is being raised According to a letter from City from five to 30 people are expected to A large multipurpose room with for sleeping mats, blankets, clean- Manager Michael Czymbor to the use the shelter on cold nights, accord- two restrooms, a kitchen and storage ing supplies and food to be distrib- Meeting canceled Coalition for the Homeless of ing to estimates from the Little House area will be available for men. A sep- uted evenings and mornings at the The regularly scheduled sec- Nassau County, the church at Jasmine Ministry and the Northeast Florida arate building with another bathroom shelter. ond Wednesday meeting of the and South 14th streets will be per- Community Action Agency, which will house women and children First Assembly of God church, also Nassau County Commission has mitted to operate the shelter without provides funds for home winteriza- overnight. According to the coalition, on South 14th Street, offers perma- been canceled for 9 a.m. Nov. 11, a change in Land Development tion and utility bills. the two spaces can accommodate up nent accommodations for a limited Veterans Day. County offices will Code Section 6.02.21 (E), which pro- The church will have two areas to 115 people. number of homeless people. be closed that day. hibits overnight accommodations in available for those needing a warm The shelter will open any night [email protected]

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2A WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2009 NEWS News-Leader LOOKING BACK OBITUARIES 50 YEARS AGO Island. A father and son on Mary Jane Althar had so much to offer and spread He leaves behind his wife of He was a graduate of the board were rescued by so much love and devotion 53 years, the former Helen University of Florida in Civil another shrimper. Mary Jane Althar, age 86, of while in this world and she will Bennett, Fernandina Beach, FL, Engineering, and a Veteran of Local dancers Sharon November 7, 1984 Fernandina Beach, passed away be deeply missed by all. First daughter, Denise Clements WWII, having served in the Gordon and Dwight Morris on Wednesday evening, and foremost, she was a very (George), Neptune Beach, FL, United States Army. maintained their Couple No. October 28, 2009 at Fernandina dedicated Christian and second, sons, Alfred G. “Al” Paasche, Jr. He is survived by his daugh- 1 position on Channel 12’s 10 YEARS AGO Beach. devoted to her loving husband, (Lori), Neptune Beach, FL, Alan ter, Susan Smith (Walt) Gossett “Top Ten Dancing Party.” Born in Canton, OH, she her family and friends. She was Dean Paasche (Cheryl), of Fernandina Beach; 2 sons, November 5, 1959 The captain died and was the daughter of the late, very active in the Cursillo move- Jacksonville, FL, six grandchil- Alan J. Smith of Arlington, VA another man was injured Edward and Katherine Rice ment where her God-given gifts dren, and many other loving and Richard W. (Sharon) Smith 25 YEARS AGO when the tugboat “Cavalier Fisher. of music drew others closer to family members and friends. of Virginia Beach, VA and 4 State” capsized in rough Before moving to Amelia Christ at that very special place The family received friends granddaughters. The trawler “Twilight” of waters in the St. Marys Island in 2004, she had lived in called Camp Weed in Live Oak, from 5:00-7:00 pm on Sunday at Visitation will be held Friday Charleston, S.C., caught fire Inlet. Lake Wales, FL for 25 years. FL. Her musical talents were the Oxley Heard. from 11am -12:30pm at the and sank off Cumberland November 3, 1999 A Protestant by faith, she also apparent in her home Funeral services were at Craig Funeral Home in St. enjoyed sewing and arts and parish, St. Peter’s Episcopal 11:00 am on Monday from the Augustine. Graveside services crafts projects. Church, Fernandina Beach, Burgess Chapel of Oxley-Heard with military honors will follow Mrs. Althar leaves behind, where she was active in the Funeral Directors with at 2:30pm at Jacksonville her three sons, Robert R. Althar, choir, played guitar during Folk Reverend George Young, offi- National Cemetery with Fernandina Beach, FL, Charles Masses and worked with the ciating. Reverend David Shokes offici- P. Althar (Gail), Alexandria, VA, children’s choir. She was also He was laid to rest beside ating. Dennis E. Althar (Georgia), a Sunday School teacher for the his father in the family section In lieu of flowers, contribu- Cleveland, OH and a grand high school students for many of Bosque Bello Cemetery. tions can be made to St. Jude’s daughter, Amanda Althar. years and was a former Senior In lieu of flowers, memorial Childrens Hospital at 501 St. She will be laid to rest at a Warden of the church. contributions may be made to Jude Pl. Memphis, TN 38105 or later date in a private ceremony. Lorraine was an active tennis St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, the charity of your choice. Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors player, playing in various 801 Atlantic Avenue, Craig Funeral Home and leagues and clubs in Amelia Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. Memorial Park Martha A. Barber Island and also in Jacksonville. Please share his life story at St. Augustine She also recently participated www.oxleyheard.com. Martha A. Barber, 69, in water aerobics. For the past Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Thomas Carskaden passed away Saturday morning, 30 years she owned and oper- October 31, 2009 at Baptist ated Southern Touch, a popular Mittie Ree Twilley Zimmerman Medical Center in Fernandina gift shop on Centre Street in Thomas Carskaden Beach. downtown Fernandina Beach. Richardson Zimmerman died on October She was born October 28, As owner of Southern Touch Mittie Ree Twilley Richard- 1, 2009 in Austin, Texas. He was 1940 in Statesboro, GA and she developed many artistic tal- son, 82, of Amelia Island, Fla., born on December 10, 1925 in moved to Yulee, FL in 1969 from ents such as drawing, painting, died Thursday, October 29, Severna Park, Maryland, the Milledgeville, GA. Mrs. Barber and needlework and used those 2009, at her residence. son of Robert Eugene was a faithful Christian and a talents to produce gifts that Graveside services were Zimmerman and Ruth Ray member of Nassau Baptist were purchased and enjoyed by held at 3:00 P.M., Sunday, Carskaden Zimmerman. Temple. She was baptized by many. November 1, 2009, at Oakridge He is survived by his broth- Rev. Larry Montgomery in the She loved kids, especially Cemetery with the Rev. Larry er, Robert Eugene (Gene) Jordan River. She retired from her three grandchildren and Layfield officiating. The family Zimmerman of Houston, Texas Terminal Bag Company after like her two sons and husband received friends at Albritton- and his sister, Mary Elizabeth 18 years of service. Her family was an avid fan of the University Beaumont Funeral Directors, Zimmerman Pincoffs of Austin, was most important to her. She of Florida Gators. She will be from 1:00 P.M. - 2:30 P.M., Texas. He also loved to cook and shop. remembered most for her Sunday, November 1, 2009. was a loving Funeral services will be held bright smile and quick wit. James Aultman, Jason and loved at 2:00 p.m. today, Wednesday, She is survived by her hus- Barksdale, John William uncle to eight November 4, in the Stephens band, Jim Corbett, two sons Eric Mooney, Austin Beacham, nieces and Chapel at Green Pine Funeral (Marie) Corbett, and James Ansel Beacham, and Dustin nephews and Home with Rev. Larry Mont- Brett “Chunks” (Amy) Corbett, Peek served as pallbearers. to twenty-one gomery officiating. Interment 3 grandchildren, Ella, James Born August 8, 1927, in Clay grand nieces will follow in the family burial and Austin, 3 sisters Eileen County, Ala., to the late Evans and nephews, estate in Green Pine Cemetery. (Bill) Asmussen, Casey (Jerry) Loren Twilley and Estelle Lovell all who survive him. The family received friends Yeomans, and Beverly Briggs, Green Twilley, Mrs. Richardson Tom graduated from City from 6 until 8 p.m. Tuesday at her aunt Barbara (Jim) Wanner was also preceded in death by College in Baltimore, Maryland Green Pine Funeral Home. and numerous nieces, nephews, two brothers, Charles Twilley and entered Haverford College Condolences may be left at cousins and in-laws. and Rayford Twilley. where he spent two years www.greenpinefuneral.com. A service celebrating Mrs. Richardson was reared before his studies were inter- Green Pine Funeral Home Lorraine’s life will take place at in Tift County where she grad- rupted by World War ll. He St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, uated from Tifton High School. spent two years in the United 801 Centre Street, Fernandina She worked for many years as States Air Force before return- Mary Grogan Beach, FL at 11 a.m. on Thurs- secretary for the Reinhardt Law ing to college and getting his Bettencourt day, November 5. The family Firm, Tifton, before joining the degree. He later graduated from will receive friends and well Coastal Area Planning and the Wharton School of Mary Grogan Bettencourt wishers this evening from 6 to Development Commission in Business. passed away in her home in 8 p.m. at St. Peter’s Church, Valdosta as executive secretary. Tom was employed by the Fernandina, FL on Tuesday Burns Hall. Mrs. Richardson was past pres- Commercial Credit Corporation October 27, 2009 at the age of If you haven’t already, you ident of the Tifton Jaycettes. in Baltimore, Maryland and 89. may want to visit www.caring- She retired in 1984; and in 1991, later in Houston, Texas. After Mary, also known as Nanny, bridge.org/visit/lorrainecorbett at the time of her husband’s a few years, he entered the real will forever be remembered and for more of her life’s story. retirement, they built a home estate business and opened his loved by her very large family. In lieu of flowers, the family on Lake Sinclair where they own firm. She is treasured and survived requests memorial contribu- lived until moving to Amelia California beckoned and by her daughter and caregiver, tions by made to N.E. Florida Island in 1998. Mrs. Richardson Tom moved first to San Babs Bryant and son-in-law and Community Hospice, St. Peter’s was a former member of the Francisco and then to Napa caregiver Jim Bryant, her son Episcopal Church, 801 Centre First Baptist Churches in Tifton where he worked for Wells Douglas Thrailkill; her grand- Street, Fernandina Beach, FL and Valdosta. She loved quilt- Fargo Bank. On retirement he children Lark Gates, Lacy Pope, 32034 or Cursillo, P.O. Box 1238, ing and needlepoint, and she moved to Lewisburg, West Babs Gil, Jason Bryant and Live Oak, FL 32064. enjoyed houseplants, decorat- Virginia. For a time he was a Mary Fawn Bryant; her great- Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors ing for the holidays, cooking, part time resident of Amelia grandchildren Dakota, Baileigh, and her grandchildren. Island, Florida and then decid- Carlitos, Isabella, Grace, Collin, Mrs. Richardson is survived ed to move there permanently. Dylan, Shane, and Taggart. The Alfred G. “Al” Paasche by her husband of thirty-six He moved from Amelia Island family would also like to extend Mr. Alfred G. “Al” Paasche, years, Albert William “Bill” to Jacksonville a few years ago a special thanks to Angie Bryant age 75, of Fernandina Beach, Richardson of Amelia Island, and lived there until his final ill- and the Five Points Baptist passed away on Thursday after- Fla.; three sons and three ness. Tom made many won- Church Sunday School for all noon, October 29, 2009 at daughters-in-law, Tony and derful friends in West Virginia of their support and compan- Baptist Medical Center – Denise Mooney of Fitzgerald, and in Florida. ionship. Nassau. Buck and Kathy Aultman of Tom belonged to the Palms There will be a private fami- Born in Live Oak, Florida, Tifton, and Robert and Roxanne Presbyterian Church where he ly service held in North he was the son of the late Aultman of Lake Sinclair; three sang in the choir, serving often Carolina at a later date. In lieu of Henrik A. and Violet P. daughters and two sons-in-law, as a soloist. He loved music and flowers, the family would be Paasche. Katherine Aultman and Max was an ardent fan of the grateful that donations are sent A proud and loving husband, Fundom of Lake Sinclair, Jacksonville Symphony. One of to Hospice of Northeast Florida. father and Margaret and Frank Beacham the highlights of his life was Eternity Funeral Home grandfather, of Rome, and Peggy Peek of having the opportunity to serve Jacksonville he was a Melbourne, Fla.; one sister, as a guest conductor. Tom graduate of Elizabeth McCleod Ryals of played several instruments by Lorraine C. Corbett Fernandina Albany; nine grandchildren; two ear including the piano and the Beach High great-grandchildren; and trombone. In loving memory of School, Class numerous nieces and nephews. Tom was very convivial – he Lorraine C. Corbett, the most © 2009 American Profile Hometown Content Service of 1953. After Flowers will be accepted, or loved the company of his many wonderful wife, mother, sister, high school, donations may be mad to the friends. He enjoyed swimming, grandmother, niece and friend. he attended the University of American Cancer Society, Tift tennis and traveling the world. 511 Ash Street, Lorraine went home to be Florida and then enlisted in the County Unit, P.O. Box 7514, He was a “snappy dresser,” an Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 with our Lord on Monday morn- U.S. Marine Corps and served Tifton, GA 31793. active dancer and a real fan of ing, November 2, 2009 after a at Paris Island, SC for two years. Please share her life story the automobile industry. (904) 261-3696 Fax 261-3698 short stay at the Northeast For many years Mr. Paasche at www.oxleyheard.com. His many family and friends Website for email addresses: Community worked in the construction Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors will miss this loving, kind, and Hospice Had- industry, originally in generous man. He brought fbnewsleader.com low Center in Jacksonville, FL with Jack Albert J. Smith laughter and joy to many. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday Jacksonville. Atkins Construction Co. In 1972 A memorial service will be Lorraine he founded APCO (Al Paasche Albert J. Smith, 90, of held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, The News-Leader is published every Wednesday and Friday by The Fernandina was born Construction Company) in Fernandina Beach, FL passed November 7, 2009 at Palms Beach News-Leader, 511 Ash Street, P.O. Box 766, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. Periodicals postage paid at Fernandina Beach, Fla. (USPS 189-900) October 11, Fernandina Beach specializing away peacefully at his residence Presbyterian Church, 3410 S ISSN# 0163-4011. Reproductions of the contents of this publication in whole or in 1946 in in Residential and Commercial on October 26, 2009. Third Street, Jacksonville part without written permission from the publisher are prohibited. Pittsburgh, Construction. He continued to He was born and raised in Beach, Florida. PA and moved to Fernandina operate and serve as President Hastings, Florida and lived in In lieu of flowers, the family POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: News-Leader, P.O. Box 766, Beach, FL in 1976 where she of his business until 2004. He Northern Virginia where he requests that contributions be Fernandina Beach, FL 32035. The News-Leader may only be sold by persons or had lived ever since. Lorraine businesses authorized by the publisher or circulation director. was active with the North East worked in management for the made to Palms Presbyterian Florida Builders Association. Department of Defense for 34 Church or the charity of your NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS: The News-Leader assumes no financial An avid Florida Gator fan, years before retiring to choice. responsibility for typographical errors in advertising. When notified promptly, the FOR THE RECORD he was a proud Bull Gator and Jacksonville, Florida. After the Obituary and guestbook part of the advertisement in which the typographical error appears will be reprint- rarely missed a Gator game. death of his wife, Sara, in 2006, online at wcfish.com. ed. All advertising is subject to the approval of the publisher. The News-Leader He was a member of St. he moved to Fernandina Beach Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home reserves the right to correctly classify, edit or delete any objectionable wording or The driver of a car that reject the advertisement in its entirety at any time prior to scheduled publication if Peter’s Episcopal Church. to be near his daughter. Austin, Texas it is determined that the advertisement or any part thereof is contrary to the gen- struck and killed a cow on eral standard of advertising acceptance. A1A about 3 a.m. Oct. 25 was not cited for careless driving, SUBSCRIPTION RATES as reported Oct. 30. 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county has not spent them FEES Continued from 1A Commissioner totals within six years. Nassau ty in November 2008 and paid County historically has had a State cracks down Discretionary fund expenditures in fiscal 2009: $201,000 toward intersection difficult time navigating the • Commissioner Danny Leeper ...... $7,970 improvements at Blackrock complex web of bureaucracy • Commissioner Mike Boyle ...... $5,170 Road and A1A. In addition, the required to approve impact on unlicensed • Commissioner Stacy Johnson ...... $8,764 company was required by the fee projects. In recent months, • Commission Chair Barry Holloway ...... $5,723 Florida Department of however, several such proj- • Commissioner Walter Boatright ...... $6,220 Transportation to construct ects – all related to road TOTAL: ...... $33,847 turn lanes at the intersection. improvement – have been contractors The developer requested an green-lighted. impact fee refund because of “It’s always a disappoint- TALLAHASSEE – The state Fiscal year expenditures the FDOT-required expendi- ment when a situation like this Department of Business and Check licenses tures. (refund) arises,” Professional Regulation kicked Discretionary fund expenditures for fiscal 2009: Part of the reason for the Commissioner Mike Boyle has conducted 71 proactive online • $3,500 for Hilliard ballpark refund was an agreement by said Thursday. “However, we enforcement efforts, issued 60 The only information a • $53 for electrical permit fees the developer to pay for road are now fully engaged in a pro- citations and checked nearly consumer needs to check • $2,000 to Coalition for the Homeless improvements, Sealover said. gram that will allow us to use 2,000 licenses since July 1. a contractor’s license • $1,500 for 14th St. Annex environmental study However, those improvements impact fees in a timely man- The division combats unli- online is the first and last may be a long time coming. ner. censed activity through sweeps, • $1,644 for Yulee Christmas Parade insurance name of the contractor; the “When (the shopping cen- “Prior to this initiative, the which consist of checking name of the business is no • $1,000 for Yulee Holiday Festival ter) is 60 percent filled – board had not been able to licenses to ensure compliance • $1,000 to purchase bicycles for Fire Prevention Week longer necessary. which could be a long time meet all of the legal standards with state laws, and stings, To verify that a contrac- • $500 for Military Appreciation Day considering the economic con- required for the expenditure which consist of undercover tor is licensed: • $1,000 to Pop Warner cheerleaders ditions – a stoplight has to go of impact fees,” he added. operations that target known or • Visit • $1,000 to Healing Balm up at that road,” he said. “Hopefully those days are suspected unlicensed individu- MyFloridaLicense.com. • $1,000 to Barnabas Center Impact fees ordinarily are behind us.” als. Both operations may result • Click on “Verify a eligible to be refunded if the • $1,500 to Shop with Cops program [email protected] in the arrest of unlicensed peo- License.” ple. Penalties for unlicensed • Select “Search by • $500 for Christmas party activity can include a fine of up • $500 to Pop Warner League Name” and click “Search.” to $5,000 per incident. Persons • Enter the contractor’s • $1,000 to Family Support Services COUNTY body abuse it.” engaging in unlicensed activity last and first names. • $500 for Lady Pirate Softball Grand Slam Tournament However, Boyle cautioned can be charged with a first- • Select “License • $300 for Neighborhood Watch signs Continued from 1A that non-profit groups should degree misdemeanor for a first Category” and click • $1,000 to Gleaner Dispatch commissioner identifies a not depend year after year on offense. “Constructions Industry.” • $500 to West Nassau Historical Society purpose for an expenditure, discretionary contributions There are measures con- • Click “Search.” and by tradition the full from the commission. sumers can take to protect • A list of licenses that • $500 to Fernandina Beach Stingrays swim team commission approves it “We try to encourage non- themselves. Check licenses by • $2,500 for hurricane-proofing Nassau Oaks Fire Station match the individual name at the discretion of the origi- profits to base their budgets visiting MyFloridaLicense.com. entered will be displayed. • $500 to West Nassau Relay for Life nator. on other forms of revenue, Unlicensed activity should be Click on each record to • $250 for Hilliard Middle Senior High School’s Project Boyle said there are few because we don’t have the reported to the department via view the business name Graduation concrete guidelines when it funds to give them a full budg- the website or by calling, toll- associated with that individ- • $200 to Hilliard MSHS’s Project Graduation comes to spending the money. et,” he said. “... If they have in free, 1-866-532-1440. When hir- ual license. • $1,000 to Solid Rock Church of God by Faith “It’s a very broad term that fact done fundraisers and ing a contractor, consumers says it’s to serve the public they’re just running a little should: • $250 for National Junior Angus Show good. And that, of course, is short, then if we can support • Always ask to see the con- arrive in unmarked vehicles, • $1,000 to Babe Ruth 14-year-old All-Star Baseball Team always open to interpretation,” them, we do. tractor’s license. possibly from out-of-state. • $250 to Callahan Little League All-Star Baseball Team (16 he said. “I don’t think you “We’re right in the middle • Note the license number • Be cautious of writing and under) would ever want to spend dis- of the United Way campaign, and verify that the license is cur- checks made payable to indi- • $2,400 for Babe Ruth 2009 Southeast Regional cretionary funds that would and I never want any organi- rent. To check a license, call viduals, especially when deal- Tournament benefit a single person or zation to view us as a replace- (850) 487-1395 or visit ing with a company. • Get everything in writing, • $500 to Robin Hampton-Sandcastle Program (travel to another elected official. ment for the United Way,” he MyFloridaLicense.com. “To me, the idea behind a added. “I don’t want them to • Get a Release of Lien cov- including a detailed description Miami) discretionary account is to say, ‘Well, we won’t bother to ering all workers and materials. of the work to be completed, a • $100 for flowers for state Sen. Jim King’s funeral allow us to help groups that support the United Way This removes your property completion date and total cost. • $1,900 to Camp Consequence juvenile program were not included in the budg- because we have the county.’ from the threat of lien. • Request from the contrac- • $1,000 to Greater Nassau Chamber of Commerce etary process for one reason The United Way is supposed • Ask any potential contrac- tor a list of all subcontractors • $1,500 to Amelia Island Museum of History Jail and Bail or another,” he added. “... I to help the citizens of this tor for references and check and suppliers who have a con- fundraiser think the term ‘discretionary’ county support those non- each one. tract with the contractor to pro- does kind of give us some lat- profits.” • Beware of scams when vide services or materials. itude, and I’ve never seen any- [email protected] contractors ask for all the • Don’t sign the certificate of money up front or will only completion until you are satis- accept cash. fied with the work done. Swine flu vaccine clinics slated • Beware of contractors who Visit MyFloridaLicense.com. The Nassau County Health Callahan. • Any child 2-18 years of age WE BUY Department is holding H1N1 Clinics are scheduled 9 a.m. age Others will be eligible for flu vaccine clinics this week to 1 p.m. Nov. 11 and 9 a.m. to • All health care and emer- vaccine in the future. There and next. 1 p.m. Nov. 14 at the health gency medical workers should be enough vaccine for GOLD A Fernandina Beach clinic department, 1620 Nectarine • Pregnant women everyone who wants it within a is scheduled 5-8 p.m. today at St., Fernandina Beach, and • All daycare workers or few months. Bring us your old gold and platinum the health department, 1620 County Building, 45377 caregivers of infants under age Visit MyFluSafety.com for for cash or a generous credit Nectarine St. Phone 548-1860 Mickler Road, Callahan. 6 months a list of future clinics. to make an appointment. Phone 548-1860 to make an • Any person who lives with Call 1-877-352-3581 for more towards your purchase! A Yulee clinic is scheduled appointment for the an infant less than 6 months of information on swine flu. from 8-11 a.m. Friday at the Fernandina Beach clinics.

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Recovery begins to take root IN BRIEF Pitcher joins bank Nast Traveler have named nderneath a surface come down the fiercest recession in many expanded rapidly in October. The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia layered with rampant from an all- years. It is the fastest eco- Chinese manufacturers First National Bank of Island one of the top resorts unemployment, time high, nomic pace since the financial enjoyed their strongest Nassau County has in the Mainland U.S. The Ubankruptcies and but are still meltdown began in late 2007. expansion in 18 months. This announced the addition of oceanfront hotel was the sec- foreclosures, a recovery is significant. Certainly, economic stimu- bodes well for a global eco- Mary Pitcher as business ond-ranked resort in Florida attempting to spread its roots Emerging lus measures such as the nomic recovery. development officer. and the only property from through the U.S. economy. from this “Cash for Clunkers” program This data is hard and con- Pitcher the Northeast region of the The latest figures on the recession helped inflate the numbers. In vincing. Some of it was driven will work to state to make the list. gross domestic product – the may be dif- addition, another government by government stimulus identify and The annual awards reflect sum of goods and services ferent than program helped stimulate measures, which have helped develop new the results of the 2009 produced by the U.S. econo- STEVE’S previous home sales. the U.S. economy at least get customer Readers’ Choice survey, my – came in at a 3.5 percent MARKET ones. Our Pending home sales for to its feet as part of regaining relation- completed by more than annual rate for the latest quar- PLACE financial sys- September unexpectedly its balance. ships in 25,000 travelers from around ter. Other indicators are also tem practi- surged on a rush to capitalize Many critics pick apart the both the the world. Visit www.ritzcarl- beginning to point upward as cally melted on a tax credit for first-time numbers. They contend the retail and Pitcher ton.com/ameliaisland. the country tries to climb out Steve Nicklas down, corpo- homebuyers. The index numbers will retreat once the commercial of a recession the size and rate profits measuring pending homes mammoth dose of stimulus is markets. Bean aboard scope of the Grand Canyon. plummeted and all kinds of sales hit its highest level pulled away and the patient She also will serve as a civic Pat Panella, chairperson Somehow, it doesn’t feel mortgages went sour. It came since December 2006. It was goes off life support. This event liaison for the bank’s of the board of trustees of like things are recovering for together this time like a per- also the eighth straight remains to be seen. A step in management team and will the Amelia Island Museum of many of us. Stores and restau- fect storm. monthly increase. the right direction is a good assist in product develop- History, has announced elec- rants are closing. Your neigh- The U.S. economy is like a Another economic yard- step, regardless. ment and training. tion of Aaron Bean to the bor just lost his job. And super-tanker; it takes time, stick, which measures manu- While our local economy Pitcher has been in bank- board. you’ve cut back spending. skill and perseverance to turn facturing, rose last month to did not get hit as hard as ing for over 15 years, in Bean has served as mayor Meanwhile, costs are esca- it around. This, too, will take its highest level in more than many parts of the country, it retail, commercial and mort- of Fernandina Beach (1997- lating at a frightening pace. time. three years. The Institute for has nonetheless taken longer gage loan origination and in 99) and in the Florida House Taxes, insurance and medical But the recent improve- Supply Management index to begin a recovery. Our area branch management and cus- of Representatives (2000-08), costs are up. So are electric ment in economic numbers is showed stronger than expect- lagged in experiencing the tomer sales and service. where he served on the bills, having doubled and hard to ignore. The growth in ed manufacturing growth downturn, and seems to be In 2007, Pitcher was hon- Legislative Budget even tripled for some in the gross domestic product around the U.S. trailing in the upturn. ored by the Amelia Island- Commission, Policy and Nassau County over the last (GDP) is the first in a year; it Meanwhile, the Chinese However, positive signs Fernandina Beach-Yulee Budget Council and Health 10 years. Fuel costs have hopefully signals the end of manufacturing sector also are cropping up, nationally, Chamber of Commerce as Care Council. and within the state. We Volunteer of the Year and should begin to feel these tail- Ambassador of the Year. She Bank purchase winds – in tourism, in busi- is also a past recipient of the First Federal Bank of ness activity, in manufactur- Amelia Island Nassau County Florida, with headquarters in ing in local mills – before Association of Realtors Lake City and a branch in long. The roots of recovery Affiliate of the Year award. Fernandina Beach, has should soon be among us. Pitcher is involved locally announced purchasing Steve Nicklas is a financial as president of the Amelia Flagship National Bank, advisor who lives on Amelia Island Book Festival, a steer- Bradenton. Island. He can be reached at ing committee member for Visit www.ffsb.com. 753-0236. Leadership Nassau and CALL or visit us at our new location [email protected] member of the American Toastmasters in the Publix Shopping Center Business Women’s Association. to meet First National Bank is Local executives will host headquartered in an information kickoff ses- Fernandina Beach. Visit sion for a Nassau County www.fnb-palm.com. Toastmasters International Island choice club on Monday at 6 p.m. at DON’T LITTER the Fernandina Beach Police Amelia Island was chosen Department’s Community as the number 4 top North Room, 1525 Lime St. For Spay or Neuter American Island by Conde more information or to RSVP, 1910 S. 14th Street, Suite #1 • Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Nast Traveler’s Readers’ contact Division A Governor Choice Awards. [email protected] • (904) 277-2135 Stacey Dingman at (904) 244- For the fifth consecutive 2664 or stacey.dingman@jax. A PUBLIC SERVICE www.cabellinsurancegroup.com • Toll-free 1-866-277-2135 ANNOUNCMENT year, the readers of Condé BY THE NEWS-LEADER ufl.edu, e-mail preferred.

November 2009 REAL ESTATE SHOWCASE PAGE 29 The Stillwell Team

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V WEDNESDAY, November 4, 2009 BUSINESS News-Leader 5A CABELL INSURANCE

HEATHER A. PERRY/NEWS-LEADER Joel R. Shapiro, far left, is now at the helm of Cabell Insurance Group, 1910 South 14th St., Suite 1. The staff of Cabell includes, front row from left, Shari Paylor, Tina McKendree and Tina Sorelle, and back row, Carolyn Hopkins, Carla Harden, Elizabeth Stewart, Angela Pruitt, Sheona Fanelli and Debbie Smith. Shapiro Insurance Group acquired Cabell after the death of David Cabell. Call 277-2135 or visit www.cabellinsurancegroup.com for information. Financial workshop for teens

HEATHER A. PERRY tant financial decisions early in learn financial basics: the three News-Leader their adult lives, yet (they) keys to success; using credit receive little to no financial edu- wisely, including debit and cred- “With credit cards being cation,” said CPA David it cards, college and car loans; issued so easily to young peo- Koeninger. investing in the future using ple, it is possible to get into seri- A member of FICPA, simple, safe investing princi- ous financial trouble very quick- Koeninger is uniquely qualified ples; and managing risk such as ly,” said Youth Librarian to offer training in financial mat- identity protection and insur- Michelle Ford. ters. ance. “This program really gives “It’s important for teens to The presentations are teens a lot of information to have some understanding of designed to be easy for teens to help them avoid that situation.” how to handle their money so understand, to encourage inter- Teens interested in learning that they can make plans for action between instructors and more about managing their their future,” said Koeninger, students, to provide students finances are invited to partici- adding that while students may with activities and to provide pate in a workshop, “Financial receive some initial information references for future use by stu- Literacy for Teens,” from 6-8 in school, it will most likely not dents. p.m. Nov. 12 and Nov. 19 at the be as detailed as what this pro- Piloted in St. Johns County, Fernandina Beach Police gram will offer. the program will be offered at Department Community Room, Through four Power Point each county in Florida. 1525 Lime St. presentations, each lasting For additional information, A joint project of the Nassau about 50 minutes, teens will contact Forde at 277-7365. County Chapter of the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants (FICPA) and the Nassau County Library System, the workshop is designed to provide basic financial literacy education to teens. “Teenagers will face impor-

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VIEWPOINT/STEVE PAJCIC, JACKSONVILLE AND AMELIA ISLAND ‘Pitch perfect’: Carla Harris at club gala

It was almost 30 years ago became when I got the call about judges and Boys & Girls Club forum Carla Harris. I don’t remem- millionaires ber who the caller was, but he (not the same Amelia Island will host leading investment banker, singer, asked if we could give a col- students!). author and community service advocate Carla Harris on lege student a summer job. No one com- Friday, Nov. 20. The talented Jacksonville native and Morgan My brother Gary and I had pares to Stanley managing director will be featured at the 3rd Annual just started our law firm and Carla. Boys & Girls Clubs Speakers Forum to be held at The Ritz- still only had a handful of Pajcic Carla Carlton, Amelia Island. employees – and didn’t need went on to For more information about tickets to the gala fundraiser, any more. graduate which also features a cocktail reception, sit-down dinner and I asked “why” and the magna cum laude from silent auction, call the Boys & Girls Clubs of Nassau County caller said, “Well, she’s a Harvard in economics and freshman at Harvard.” I said, then from Harvard Business Foundation at 261-8666 or visit their website, www.bgcnas- “I went to Princeton and Gary School. Then, like James su.org. Ticket sales close Nov. 13. went to FSU.” He said, “Her Weldon Johnson and A. Philip mother’s a teacher and her Randolph, she moved to New managing director at artistic success have always father’s a fisherman.” I said, York City. In a few years she Morgan Stanley. Michael played second fiddle to her “OK.” reached the pinnacle of decided to go to law school, family. Carla knocked it dead that American business success: but we both went to see Carla In November, Carla will be summer and then came back she made managing director singing with her Harlem the featured speaker at the at Christmas to sing “O Holy at Morgan Stanley. That same choir. Nassau County Boys and Night” with me at our little year she released her first Like James Weldon Girls Clubs annual dinner. I firm’s holiday party (she was CD, which was a bestseller on Johnson and A. Philip have no doubt it will be inspi- always pitch perfect). She Amazon.com and was fea- Randolph, Carla left rational. I have no doubt I will then went on to much bigger tured on the CBS Evening Jacksonville to achieve suc- cry. things. News. cess and fame. Unlike James Steve Pajcic was born and Jacksonville has produced I had lost contact with Weldon Johnson and A. Philip raised on Jacksonville’s several famous Americans, Carla, but was following Randolph in their lifetimes, Westside by his carpenter father such as James Weldon her fame with Jacksonville Carla has been able to recon- and mother, who left teaching Johnson and A. Philip pride. Then my son was nect with Jacksonville. She to raise six children. After Randolph, and Carla seems to thinking about a summer visits her family several times attending Princeton University be cut from the same job. I told him that “if your throughout the year and on and Harvard Law School on cloth. She’s an artist, entre- goal is economic success, holidays. She has established scholarships, Steve returned to preneur and philanthropist there’s only one career choice a scholarship for Bishop Jacksonville and started the who grew up in Jacksonville – New York investment Kenny students. She con- law firm of Pajcic & Pajcic and made her mark in New banker.” tributed to Nat Glover’s with his brother Gary. Steve York City. He said, “What does that campaigns for sheriff and focuses his volunteer activities I’ve employed and mean?” I called Carla and she mayor. and charitable giving on pro- coached almost a thousand generously invited us to lunch Then, not too late in life, viding education and after- SUBMITTED students over the last 30 at her home. She told Michael Carla married her high school opportunities for disad- An investment banker who can sing: Carla Harris during years, including one who how hard she had worked school bowling team buddy vantaged children. He also a performance at the 100th anniversary celebration for went on to be the FSU foot- and all the deals she had and sweetheart, Victor maintains a weekend home on the Harvard Business School Club at the New Boston ball captain and others who made in order to become a Franklin. Economics and Amelia Island. Center on Oct. 8, 2008. VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Creating Treasured Holiday Traditions Unfairly accused an impartial, fair internal inves- did not happen and can only …It’s Our Pleasure tigation been completed within come to the conclusion that Beaujolais Nouveau Festival As many of you can imag- the school system, which there was a personal agenda to Thursday, November 19 from 6 to 9 p.m. ine, our families were horrified should have included the peo- attain. Why else would you not Celebrate the arrival of the Beaujolais Nouveau as we unveil the new Talbot Ballroom. at reading the article in the ple being accused, to ascertain seek the truth for the benefit of Since 1991, the annual festival has served as the symbolic start of the holiday season. newspaper regarding our fam- if there was an actual crime all? $89 per person ily members. committed. I have lived in this commu- Unfortunately, this is how Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony In a leadership position, we nity for 57 years and raised we all found out, including my Wednesday, November 25 at 5:30 p.m. do have the responsibility to both of my girls to be produc- daughter and son-in-law, that Music, refreshments, Santa Claus and a spectacular fireworks display. ensure our business is con- tive citizens of this county. Complimentary they were being accused. My ducted appropriately, but we Unfortunately, in the blink of 73-year-old mother had to be also have a responsibility to the an eye your reputation can be Holiday Character Dinner sedated, she was so upset. employee in regards to giving trampled because while you Wednesday, November 25 at 6:30 p.m. The stress and humiliation them the opportunity to defend know there is nothing to the Santa Claus and his elves invite you to dinner. that this caused our families themselves against accusations. accusations, there are people $49 per adult, $25 per child ages 5 to 12 could have been avoided had I cannot understand why this in the community who think, Thanksgiving Dinners “If it is in the newspaper,” it Thursday, November 26 must be so. Enjoy a variety of holiday dining options at The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island, including The only thing my daugh- an opportunity to savor a delicious meal from the comfort of your own home. ter is guilty of is spending too much time, giving love and giv- Thanksgiving Feast Thanksgiving in Salt ing support to the girls on her A traditional feast in The Ritz-Carlton Ballroom Chef Richard Gras prepares a four-course menu Amelia softball team at West Nassau. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Salt from 4 to 9 p.m. Community Theatre Her primary goal was to get $89 per adult, $45 per child ages 5 to 12 $105 per person, plus tax and gratuity Presents these girls to the champi- onships and her record speaks Thanksgiving in Café 4750 Thanksgiving To-Go Educating Rita for itself. A delicious buffet in the seaside café from Celebrate with a delectable dinner prepared by As a citizen and taxpayer of 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. The Ritz-Carlton culinary team, starting at $190. 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WEDNESDAY, November 4, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 7A Tolerance for competing ideas

ome friends of mine have been calling One of my favorite things housing, education, etc. These are not privi- recently, encouraging me to attend vari- to do was watch William F. leges, in my view; they’re rights, and if govern- ous concerned citizens or “patriot” Buckley’s show, Firing Line. I ment has to step in and make sure that all Sgroup meetings. They were concerned, didn’t agree with him on Americans enjoy these rights, so be it. they said, about the future of our Constitution, much of anything, but I was (3) I believe that if we are going to send our F LORIDA’ S O LDEST W EEKLY N EWSPAPER our country. They were concerned, they said, fascinated by his use of lan- sons and daughters into war, then the goal and E STABLISHED IN 1854 that we were becoming a socialist country and guage and I enjoyed listening mission has to be clearly defined. In my opin- that government was trying to control virtually to the debate, the civil debate. ion, blind allegiance to some nebulous cause is The News-Leader is published with pride weekly every aspect of our lives, re-distributing wealth I particularly enjoyed listen- not a particularly flattering cultural trait and is for the people of Nassau County by Community and taking over the economy. I declined their ing to his discussions with clearly not an American one. Newspapers, Inc., Athens, Georgia. We believe invitations, not because I don’t fear for the DEBATE John Kenneth Galbraith, an (4) I believe that government has a role to that strong newspapers build strong communi- future of our country, I do, but our fears are AND openly liberal economist. Mr. play in the economy. Some say that the gov- ties – “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary decidedly different. TACKLE Buckley and Mr. Galbraith ernment – first the Bush/Cheney goal is to publish distinguished and profitable I have always believed that one of the great- would debate ideas, some- bailout/stimulus, then the Obama bailouts – community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the teamwork of est things about this country was the right of times passionately, always should have let the markets fail, then, out of professionals dedicated to the truth, integrity, qual- belief – the right to believe what you want to Ron Sapp with respect, but neither the economic rubble, stronger markets would ity and hard work. and to express it, debate it, discuss it, defend would think of calling the have emerged. Well, in my opinion, these argu- it. There was a marketplace of competing other un-American or un-patriotic. Times have ments are made from a point of philosophical FOY R. MALOY JR ., PUBLISHER beliefs in which all Americans could partici- changed and my fear is that their level of dis- convenience and safety – the government did MICHAEL PARNELL, EDITOR pate, regardless of age, gender, socioeconomic course simply wouldn’t work today – not enter- prevent the financial markets from collapsing, MIKE HANKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR level, race or any other qualifier. The competi- taining enough, wouldn’t hold an audience – similarly the banking, housing and other ROBERT FIEGE, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR tion was real, the participation prolific and the too, well, non-confrontational. industries, so we don’t know what would’ve BOB TIMPE, CIRCULATION DIRECTOR country tolerant. Tolerance, you see, tolerance So where does that leave me and you? Are happened if the safety net hadn’t been there. you patriotic or are you un-American. Well, I There are other issues, of course, but the ANGELINE MUDD, of different, competing beliefs is, in my opin- ion, an essential American value and my fear is consider myself a patriot and very proud to be heart of my argument, I hope, is clear: we can BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER that it doesn’t exist anymore, that the market- one. I love my country, served four years in differ philosophically, we can read the SIÂN PERRY, ASSISTANT EDITOR place of competing ideas has gone away. the Air Force and believe, devoutly, in our Constitution differently, we can view interna- BETH JONES, SPORTS EDITOR The marketplace for competing ideas has Constitution and way of life. I am aware, every tional obligations and foreign policy in a differ-

TOM WOOD DINK NESMITH been replaced by the marketplace for the same day, that all of us stand on the shoulders of ent way and we can disagree over the role of ideas; we divide ourselves into groups and we previous generations who worked and sacri- government in our lives, but maybe we can CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT seek out radio and television stations that ficed in so many ways and died on far away step outside the safety of our warring groups preach our political/philosophical gospel and battlefields so that we might live a better life, for awhile and re-enter the marketplace for all others are labeled un-American or un-patri- so that we could live freely. competing ideas. The marketplace for the otic. This marketplace for the same ideas Some, though, might consider me un-patri- same ideas is not only boring and un-stimulat- The views expressed by the columnists and rejects free entry of competing ideas and their otic, un-American, I mean, consider: ing, but it can be a dangerous place, a place of letter writers on this page are their own only debate; the only discussion is marked by (1) I’m a Democrat and voted for and con- labels, stereotypes and stigmas. A place where and do not necessarily reflect the views of the screaming voices of talk show hosts and tinue to support President Obama. we can stop seeing each other for what we are the newspaper, its owners or employees. other talking head entertainers. We simply are (2) I’m a liberal; I believe that Americans – Americans. intolerant of others’ beliefs. have a natural right to decent health care, Ron Sapp is a former city commissioner. EDITORIAL VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Taste of Noise Don’t you find it unfortunate that at a time when our Fernandina Beach city economy is in a fragile Amelia state, we still find ourselves bicker- ing over what constitutes “loud and obnoxious” noise (“Noise com- he Taste of Amelia fundraising plaints echo in city,” Oct. 28)? event for the Nassau County Back in May, when the city of Volunteer Center is Friday at the Fernandina Beach began to con- T Amelia Island Plantation ball- sider rewriting its noise ordinance, room. This is an opportunity to recognize the leadership of the Amelia Island- the county’s volunteer efforts and the role Fernandina Beach-Yulee Chamber of the Volunteer Center in those efforts. of Commerce asked commission- Each year, local residents have an oppor- ers to use some type of scientific tunity to sample great menus and donate to measurement to define noise or nui- a good cause. It is one of the most popular sance levels. The chamber’s board events on the social calendar. of directors felt that leaving the deci- The Instant Groove band will perform, sion of what’s “plainly audible” to and there will be a raffle and silent auction – an individual’s discretion instead of plus plenty of good food and good company. using a definable standard, such as Participating businesses this year a decibel level, was likely to create include 29 South, Marché Burette, Beech confusion about what constitutes a Street Grill, Crab Trap, España, Fancy noise violation. Sushi, Gourmet Gourmet, Harris Teeter, The revised noise ordinance Horizon’s, O’Kanes, OPS, Peppers, adopted by the city, however, left Peterbrooke Chocolatier, Winn Dixie and the determination of a noise violation LARRY WRIGHT/THE DETROIT NEWS Amelia Island Food Concepts. a subjective one. That decision now Tickets for the 18th annual Taste of appears to be generating exactly the Free speech in on his own and was not only have an RFID at some point in the Amelia, with the theme of “Ring in the kind of uncertainty and antagonism exploited by your paper but a picture future. With the onslaught of every- Holiday Season,” are $40 per person and I believe commissioners hoped to In reply to comments on the was submitted in the paper. It is one being covered by government can be purchased from the Amelia Island alleviate by revising the city’s noise Viewpoint “Is it time to impeach funny that no other criminal in insurance option that means there Plantation Owners Club, Century 21/John ordinances. Obama? (Oct. 23): Fernandina has their picture pub- would be tons of paperwork and T Ferreira (Centre Street) Tourist Without a specific form of meas- The constant cries of racism by lished along with an article on their people to hire and costs would go up Development (Fernandina Depot), News- urement, such as a decibel meter Mr. Obama’s supporters are tired, situation. After all, it wasn’t mass – so in order to keep these costs Leader (Ash Street), First Coast Community commonly used throughout the empty and undermine the very pur- murder, he has a drug problem, so down from the get-go or soon there- Bank (14th Street and Yulee), First Federal country to measure noise impacts, pose of democracy. The “race card” let’s make it well-known to all! after, just mandate an RFID for Savings Bank (Sadler Road and Yulee), subjective opinions will continue to has become an all too popular means Granted, what he did wasn’t everyone in the system. Orders for First National Bank (14th Street), Branch generate confusion and heated argu- of quieting relevant discussions right, but the point to be made is white paper from the mills would Banking & Trust (14th Street), Horizon’s ments. Enforcement becomes dis- about policy. he is not the only person there that drop drastically – layoffs – and the Restaurant (Palmetto Walk), The Plantation cretionary, and confidence in gov- To claim that critics simply dis- is damaged by these drugs, but the going green trees would be left Shop (Palmetto Walk), VyStar Credit Union ernment erodes. agree with Mr. Obama because of only person to advertise his dirty standing – goals established by Al (14th Street), Nassau County Tax I encourage the Fernandina his race is no more than an excuse laundry in the paper to make a point Gore and others which have carried Collector’s offices (James S. Page Beach City Commission to revisit to avoid having the difficult conver- outsiders come here and this is the over. Governmental Complex, 96135 Nassau the noise ordinance and set defin- sation about the growing rift result of it! What is an RFID you ask? Radio Place, Yulee), Callahan (45401 Mickler St.), able, measurable standards that will between the opposing political par- Antoinette Kilian Frequency Identification – a com- Hilliard (15885 CR 108), Nassau County make the ordinance easier for our ties in America. Philadelphia puter chip implant on your body. Courthouse (416 Centre St.) and the residents and business owners to Free speech and open dialogue The FDA approved this device back Nassau County Volunteer Center (1303 abide by and easier for our police are the pillars that support effec- in 2004 and industry has perfected Jasmine St. – Suite 104A). officers to enforce. tiveness of our political system. Can Americans unite? it to the point with many options. Tickets can also be purchased by credit James L. Shroads Recently, liberals have made a con- Most folks who oppose health The basic precept is that a 6-14 digit cards on the center’s website, www.volun- Immediate Past Chairman certed effort to stifle free speech care reform offer arguments that number is recorded on this device, teernassau.org. of the Board by associating conservative princi- sound like these: an instrument scans its location on The event begins at 6:30 p.m. with cock- Amelia Island-Fernandina ples with racism at every turn. I’m all in favor of health care your body and information is tails. Tasting begins at 7. We encourage Beach-Yulee Chamber of Regardless of which side of the aisle reform but what’s the big hurry to retrieved from a central or desig- you to attend, enjoy yourself and benefit a Commerce one supports, we all must agree that do so much? Can’t those without nated computer information system good cause. the national political dialogue should insurance still go to hospital emer- within seconds/minutes. The selling Noise citations be full and unhindered by partisan gency rooms? point is when someone comes in attempts to impute race into the dis- Or, I’m in favor of reform but unconscious for medical emergency According to (“Noise complaints cussion in lieu of addressing the it’s going to cost me and the nation treatment the scan is made, all echo in city,” Oct. 28), the ordinance merits of differing political ideology too much money! I am perfectly sat- patient data is known and work can COMMUNITY THANKS “prohibits ... amplification of sound head on. isfied with my own health care. Do be done without having to contact in such a manner as to disturb the Mason Stahl those uninsured people have some anyone else to find out the neces- Pasta for paws peace, quiet and comfort of the Amelia Island right to health care like mine? sary information or permission. neighboring inhabitants.” Or, I favor health care reform Quiet, efficient and a great cost- We would like to thank all of the more than The report stated an officer was Opinion on opinions and it must focus on cost reductions. buster. 450 people who came out to join us at the approached by a complainant in the But those fools in government are However, this is not mentioned in annual Nassau Humane Society Pasta for convenience store parking lot next Wow! As an Independent voter, I never going to be able to success- the present bill – it’s one of those Paws. Thanks to all of you we had another door to the River’s Edge who was was a bit surprised at the uproar fully administer a national health things that will crop up and need to successful year helping our orphaned animals concerned about the volume of over the “Impeach Obama” article care system of any kind! be done to stop the escalating at the shelter. This has been a tough year but music. (Oct. 23). Whether you liked or dis- Each of those arguments can be unforeseen costs that government we must admit the community has been very I doubt the complainant is an liked the article, you would have debated and, hopefully, refuted. But planners know about. Sound far generous and we need your continued sup- “inhabitant” of the parking lot. That thought by some of the comments the real problem is that many, per- fetched, hardly. The next step then port. observation should form a key part that the writers and the newspaper haps most, of those opponents are is well – with the cost of monetary We would like to thank all of our hard- of the winning defense. had committed some type of crime. motivated by partisan politics. This transaction how can we lower those working volunteers and a special thanks to JD Hunter Reading some of the obviously is lamentable particularly when we costs – ah, yes, use the existing chip. the business community for their support and Hilliard liberal opinions, (you can always tell realize that the Obama Administra- With all of the accounting and mon- donations for the silent auction and to Publix, them as they can’t resist the name tion proposals are remarkably sim- etary jobs going overseas and those Winn-Dixie, Food Lion, Wal-Mart Supercenter, Obama’s agenda calling – “Rabid Right” and “angry ilar to those offered by Richard still here on shore the only way to Amelia Island Plantation and the Woman’s hate-filled bigots,” etc.) one won- Nixon’s Administration, in 1971! lower costs is to replace the human. club who have donated food, supplies and sup- I admire your guts to print the ders when freedom of speech was The Nixon proposals fell before And the second reason, but most port again this year. We are very grateful to all “Impeach Obama” (Oct. 21) material outlawed ? a storm of opposition by Democrats, important, is tracking money for of you. in the first place, especially in a The article expressed one opin- led by Sen. Ted Kennedy, just as the security reasons. Following suspi- Janet M. Kourie, President small-town paper. ion and you expressed yours. That Obama proposals may fall before cious money flow – catching the Nassau Humane Society With the government talking is our right in this country. Republican attack. Kennedy admit- crooks and terrorists. This has been about bailing out failing large papers Next time you offer your opin- ted in later years that a great chance a long and thought-out process by (taking control of our press) and ions try using some facts to support was missed back then because of certain powers to be and the best the fact that President Obama could- your position rather than childish (his) partisan politics. way to get it done is to appeal to the HOW TO WRITE US n’t have gone to Pakistan on an name-calling. Maybe then your opin- I can recall when this nation was emotions of people – insurance, Maximum length is 500 words. Letters American visa since Pakistan was ion will be taken more seriously. united, casting partisanship aside, security and care for all. must include writer’s name (printed and sig- on the no-travel list at our state Alan Boyer from 1941 to 1945. Is it possible Contact your Congressional rep- nature), address and telephone number for department – he must have Fernandina Beach Americans can do that again in the resentatives and voice your opinion verification. Writers are normally limited to used a foreign passport requiring face of this vital issue? to slow this process down so all the one letter in a 30-day period. No political him to give up his American citi- Arresting Alan Donaldson hidden information can surface. endorsements or poems will be published. zenship. Amelia Island Ever made a hasty purchase and Letters should be typed or printed. Not all let- He surrounds himself with other The article in the Oct. 28 paper wished you could go back and ters are published. Send letters to: Letters to socialist/communists and has an about a man named Michael Kilian RFIDs change it, here is one, act responsi- the Editor, P.O. Box 766, Fernandina Beach, agenda written by his registered was over-exploited because of being bly, contact and prevent or reread FL., 32035. E-mail: mparnell@fbnewsleader. Communist advisor Ayers. an outsider to your island. He, a Why is the administration so this article in four years and wish. com. visit us on-line at fbnewsleader.com Joseph Belle-Isle human being, was not arrested on bent on having health care in place Michael Self Fernandina Beach Oct. 21, but went and turned himself by the end of the year? So you can Callahan

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8A WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2009 NEWS News-Leader Nassau County to get a ‘More bad news’ for Floridians: ‘Reality Check’ Thursday Higher taxes, cost cuts ahead

On May 21, Reality Check University of Florida However, as the holidays U.S. economic conditions over First Coast brought nearly 300 Nassau County Reality Check approach, most forecasts pre- the next five years and per- GAINESVILLE – Florida’s dict no growth in retail sales ceptions of personal finances a leaders from the public, private • 6-8:30 p.m. Thursday and non-profit sectors together consumer confidence re- over what turned out to be an year from now fell. • FSCJ Betty P. Cook Nassau Center in groups to discuss, analyze mained flat in October, a level extremely disappointing 2008 Florida’s economic picture and develop growth scenarios • 76346 William Burgess Blvd., Yulee more in line with economists’ season, McCarty said. remains mixed, when housing, for the 1.6 million new people • Pre-register at www.regi.biz/RCFC_Registration.html. expectations than the initial “Floridians should prepare the stock market and retailing and 650,000 new jobs expected increase that was recorded last for more bad news through are all taken into considera- to be added to this region by put on Reality Check First grow. In addition, it will allow for month, according to a new the first quarter of 2010,” he tion, McCarty said. 2060. Coast, and the Regional planners to gather a county per- University of Florida survey. said. “If retail sales growth is as “Home prices in most At the Reality Check First Community Institute of spective on regional growth. “Consumers are more opti- low as expected, sales tax rev- Florida markets have held Coast event, regional leaders Northeast Florida, Inc., which is Registration is open through mistic this month about their enues will not meet expecta- steady over the past few were challenged to rethink creating a regional vision at the noon Thursday for Nassau current personal finances and tions.” months although they are where and how to grow the request of the Northeast Florida County Check at www.regi.biz less optimistic about the U.S. With decreasing revenues down an average of 43 percent First Coast in a way that adds Regional Council. /RCFC_Registration.html. economy in both the short and and increasing costs, the state from the peak values reached value to the local economy, This step will be to share the There is no charge to partici- long term,” said Chris could see a $2.6 billion budget in June 2006,” he said. “It is while preserving the environ- results of the Reality Check pate in county checks, but pre- McCarty, survey director of deficit, McCarty said. “That unclear how much of this sta- ment and quality of life. First Coast exercise, and then registration is required. UF’s Bureau of Economic and will mean increased taxes and bility is due to activity from By placing Lego bricks on repeat it in each of the seven Contact Jennifer Hewett_ Business Research. “They fees and certainly more cost- first-time home buyers who large-scale regional maps, counties (Baker, Clay, Duval, Apperson at (904) 279-0885, ext. remain bullish on buying cutting by the Florida took advantage of the $8,000 Reality Check First Coast par- Flagler, Nassau, Putnam and St. 104, for additional information opportunities and are likely to Legislature as the spring ses- tax credit due to expire Dec. ticipants constructed growth Johns) that make up the regarding the county check be even more optimistic when sion unfolds,” he said. 1.” scenarios and were able to Northeast Florida region. events. Additional information they see the drastically lower September’s final consumer The most recent mortgage review and compare the These county checks will about Reality Check First Coast, prices in the coming months confidence index dropped applications survey from the patterns created in the exercise. allow participants to learn about including results of the multi- from retailers trying to boost from the initial reported read- Mortgage Bankers Association The first implementation Reality Check First Coast and county event held on May 21, holiday sales among the most ing when an additional week of showed a large decline in appli- step is co-sponsored by Region share the experience of thinking may be found at www.reality- cautious U.S. consumers since interviews were included in cations for both new mort- First 2060, the partnership that about how the region should checkfirstcoast.com. the Great Depression.” survey results at the end of gages and refinancing, sug- the month, McCarty said. gesting that sales may fall in Florida’s consumer confidence the coming months without index had slowly inched up the tax rebate, McCarty said. POLITICS IN BRIEF from July to August and Potentially, this could decrease City to ‘Preserve America’ September before stalling in home prices even more, even First Friday for Patriots October, he said. though prices are already The city of Fernandina tourism publications. “The revision downward down to 2002-3 levels, he said. The Patriots of Nassau County have scheduled their First Beach has officially been des- First Lady Michelle Obama and the flat reading this month In other bad news, unem- Friday Coffee at Woody’s Bar-B-Q at 9:30 a.m. Friday for any- ignated a “Preserve America” sent a letter of designation to is more in line with what we ployment in Florida has risen one who would like to get involved or learn more about the community. Mayor Susan Steger on Oct. 7, had been expecting,” McCarty to 11 percent, McCarty said. Tea Party and freedom movements. Preserve America is a fed- and a formal presentation to the said. With retail sales remaining For information, call Douglas Newberry at 261-5289 or e- eral program designed to city commission will be Two of this month’s five quite low, that will likely con- mail [email protected]. encourage and support com- announced upon receipt of the components increased while tribute to further unemploy- Republicans to meet munity efforts to highlight and designation certificate. three declined. Perceptions as ment in many of the state’s protect cultural and natural her- Fernandina Beach is the to whether it is a good time to metro areas as the holiday sea- The Executive Committee of the Republican Party of itage. As a Preserve America 18th community in Florida to buy big-ticket items and per- son unfolds, he said. Nassau County will hold its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. Nov. community, Fernandina Beach receive this special designation. ceptions of personal finances And as unemployment 19 at the County Building, 86028 Pages Dairy Road West. is eligible for grant opportuni- For information visit www. now compared with a year ago rises, the number of Floridians Guest speaker will be Cal Atwood, retired college profes- ties, and will be featured on the preserveamerica.gov/or call rose. Expectations about U.S. on Medicaid will continue to sor and World War II veteran. All Republicans are invited. program’s website and in Advisory Council on Historic economic conditions over the climb, increasing costs to tax- Refer to www.nassaugop.org for additional information. National Park Service heritage Preservation at (202) 606-8503. next year, expectations about payers, he said. BBUSINESSUSINESS CARDCARD BILLBOBILLBOARDARD

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WEDNESDAY, November 4, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 9A (The other) Georgia – a magical land

PHOTOS BY PAT FOSTER-TURLEY/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER The fertile soils of Georgia give rise to a diversity of domestic fruit and grain varieties, as this fruit vendor’s stand shows, left. Sheepherders move their animals from the mountains to the lowlands in the fall.

’m writing this column of Tbilisi, from Georgia, a magical through Georgia is blessed with snow-capped moun- country in the Caucasus many miles off Lose I region surrounded by the of vineyards tain ranges higher than our Rocky Mountains, 1/3 m up Black Sea and the countries of growing bio- with fertile cropland and vineyards resem- Progra Turkey, Armenia, Russia and diverse vari- to Azerbaijan. Georgia is blessed eties of bling California, and a warm sea coast where 30 lbs* with snow-capped mountain grapes origi- fruit grows next to the warm Black Sea. in ranges higher than our Rocky nating from Mountains, with fertile crop- the first days 6 weeks** land and vineyards resem- WILD that man not a problem. sity as well in the plants and bling California, and a warm WAYS decided to Another day, we drove animals found here, both natu- • Lose up to 2-5 lbs. per Week!** sea coast where oranges and make wine. west from Tbilisi to the Black ral and domesticated. 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10A WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2009 NEWS News-Leader POLICE REPORT Stun gun used on patient This was written by Jason punching the outside wall of the out bond at the Nassau County Yurgartis of the News-Leader building and that escalated to Jail. from oral and written reports by slashing tires in the parking lot being arrested at hospital the Nassau County Sheriff’s along with the codefendant, the Felony arrests Office, the city of Fernandina reports stated. I James Ryland Williamson, Beach Police Department and Lafavor is being held at the 27, Jacksonville, Nov. 1, grand JASON YURGARTIS the technique for that reason. other agencies. Arrest indicates Nassau County Jail in lieu of theft. News-Leader Lewis’s arrest came after a suspicion of a crime, not guilt. $30,006 bond. I Roy Elbert Altman, 37, detective searched the 2006 Anyone with information Patterson, Ga., Nov. 1, grand A Nassau County Sheriff’s Jeep used by Lewis’s girlfriend, about criminal activity can con- Jail arrest theft. detective used his stun gun on Shelby Koreen Carpenter, 32, tact the “We Tip” program – 1- Authorities tacked on addi- I Troy Lynn McGouirk, 52, a North Carolina man early of 940917 Old Nassauville Road 800-78CRIME – also allows tional charges after a Yulee St. Augustine, Nov. 1, Georgia Sunday morning after the man in Nassauville, to drive him to callers to leave anonymous tips. woman who was being proces- arrest warrant – possession of allegedly became violent and the hospital. According to the sed into the Nassau County Jail cocaine. threatened to harm deputies detective, the car “pulled into Vandalism arrests for violation of probation was I James Robert Romeka, 26, at Baptist Medical Center Lewis Carpenter the parking lot at a high rate of The Nassau County Sheriff’s found to be in possession of var- 54134 Sheffield Road, Callahan, Nassau. speed without regard to per- Office arrested a man and a ious prescription pills. Oct. 31, child abuse without Following a short hospital sons or property.” juvenile for criminal mischief Heather Lanette Flowers, 33, great harm, battery (touch or stay, James Robert Lewis, 25, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police The report said Carpenter after several cars were vandal- of 86242 Augustus Ave., was strike). of Rockingham, N.C., was Department procedural order was concerned because Lewis ized last week at the Nassau arrested Oct. 29 for concealing I Demetris Bernard Small, being placed under arrest for from 2004 stated, “The drive had passed out and needed Club apartments. information to obtain a pre- 19, 96137 Tidal Bay Court, possession of a controlled sub- stun causes significant local- help. Lewis was removed from Joshua Cody Lafavor, 22, of scription when an investigation Yulee, Oct. 30, three counts of stance without a prescription ized pain in the area touched the car by hospital staff and 95138 Woodbridge Pkwy., Apt. revealed she dealing in stolen property, two and possession of less than 20 by the (stun gun), but does not treated, the report stated. 204, in Nassauville was arrested failed to counts of burglary, two counts grams of marijuana when he have a significant effect on the In the meantime, authori- Oct. 26 for inform a doc- of petit theft. became belligerent, according central nervous system. The ties determined that Carpenter five counts of tor about a I Chris Duane Northern, to an incident report. drive stun does not incapaci- had a suspended license, the criminal mis- narcotic pre- 26, 27648 W. Fourth Ave., Lewis told deputies he was tate a subject but may assist in report stated. She was placed chief after scription she Hilliard, Oct. 30, burglary, grand a highly trained Special Forces taking a subject into custody.” under arrest and a subsequent tires were received from theft. soldier and associated with the Amnesty International ex- search of the vehicle report- slashed on another doc- I Justin Carmen Ramsey, gang La Familia, the report presses concerns about drive edly revealed 17 Xanax pills, a four vehicles tor within 30 20, 732 Old Amelia Ave., Lot 1, stated. stun mode on its website. small baggie of marijuana and the tail- Flowers days, an Oct. 29, burglary of a dwelling, “While placing Lewis in The organization says “the stuffed into a pack of cigarettes lights broken arrest report grand theft, dealing in stolen handcuffs at the hospital, he potential to use Tasers in drive- in the center console and $449 Lafavor on two oth- stated. This property. spit saliva onto the right cheek stun mode – where they are in cash. ers. A 14-year- also violated probation Flowers I Jacqueline Brauda Nobles, of (the detective). While used as ‘pain compliance’ tools Both Lewis and Carpenter old accom- was serving for a 2007 sale and 40, 842 Robin Hood Drive, Oct. removing the cuffs from the when individuals are already denied ownership of the mari- plice was charged with one delivery of cocaine conviction. 29, concealing information to bedrails, Lewis became very effectively in custody – and the juana and Xanax. Lewis is count of felony criminal mis- Flowers was charged with obtain a prescription. violent and threatened to do capacity to inflict multiple and being held in lieu of $10,002 chief and one count of misde- trafficking in opium or a deriv- I Antoinette Deshawn bodily damage to the deputies. prolonged shocks, renders the bond at the Nassau County Jail meanor criminal mischief. ative (four grams or more), Parker, 41, 227 S. Division St., He began to flail his arms weapons inherently open to on charges of possession of a According to reports, the three counts of possession of a Oct. 28, three counts of posses- about, forcing (the detective) abuse.” controlled substance without pair caused an estimated $2,385 controlled substance without a sion of cocaine, two counts of to engage his (stun gun) via Taser International rejects a prescription, possession of total damage to the vehicles. prescription, possession of sale of cocaine, possession or drive stun to the left side of Amnesty International’s con- less than 20 grams of marijua- Nassau County Sheriff’s opium or a derivative with intent use of narcotic equipment. Lewis’s chest. After the drive cerns about Taser use causing na and battery on a law enfor- deputies were investigating the to sell and introduction of con- I Michael Lawrence Pickett, stun, Lewis complied with our deaths, but the company does cement officer. Carpenter is vandalism that victims believe traband into a detention center 48, 85296 Winona Bayview orders without incident,” the caution about the use of the being held without bond on occurred between 1:30-6:45 a.m. after she pulled a plastic bag Road, Yulee, Oct. 28, battery on report stated. drive-stun mode. The Taser charges of possession of a con- Oct. 25 at the Nassau Club from her underwear that con- a person 65 years or older. “Drive stun” is a function training manual advises care trolled substance without a pre- apartments at 95140 Wood- tained 38 oxycodone and 47.5 I Janet Denise Jenkins, 43, of a stun gun in which it is held in using drive stun, and notes, scription, driving while license bridge Pkwy. Xanax pills, authorities report- Folkston, Ga., Oct. 27, failure against the body without fir- “It is in these types of scenar- is suspended or revoked with According to reports, a sub- ed. to appear – grand theft. ing the projectiles, and is ios that officers are often facing knowledge and possession of sequent investigation led According to the arrest I Mark Robin Thompson, intended to cause pain without accusations of excessive force.” less than 20 grams of marijua- authorities to Lafavor, who told report, Flowers produced the 46, 34555 Old Baldwin Road, incapacitating the person. Some police departments na. them he had a drug and alcohol contraband after being told by Callahan, Oct. 27, failure to According to Wikipedia, a in Florida have banned use of [email protected] problem. He reportedly said he the booking officer she would appear – grand theft. had been drinking and got into be charged with introduction of I Deborah Lynn Watson, an argument with his wife the contraband into a detention cen- 30, 96613 Blackrock Road, night of the incidents. Lafavor ter. Yulee, Oct. 27, possession of an said his anger led him to begin Flowers is being held with- opium derivative. Motorcyclist held for fatal crash I Daniel Christopher Hughes, 23, Jacksonville, Oct. JASON YURGARTIS through motorcycle traveled onto the 26, distribution or dispensing News-Leader rehabilitation east shoulder and overturned HURRICANE SHUTTERS of a controlled substance, sale of after being several times. a controlled substance. A man accused of causing a fitted with an Sinclair, scheduled to give Call for an appointment to see I Terry Jean Dismuke- March crash on I-95 in Nassau artificial leg birth April 6, and her unborn our summer specials • ROLLING SHUTTERS • ACCORDION SHUTTERS Meely, 49, 2900 South Fletcher County that killed a pregnant due to injur- child died at the scene, Leeper Ave., Oct. 26, aggravated Jacksonville woman and her ies sustained said, while Lee was transported

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4 I Reid Crawford Dickerson, for two counts of vehicular Lee was serious injuries that led to a leg • POOL ENCLOSURES 1 1 Lee booked into amputation. Three of Sinclair’s 3 27, 95148 Woodbridge Pkwy., homicide. • VINYL SIDING • PAINTING 1 C Apt. 106, Fernandina Beach, Jen Yung Lee, 23, was the Nassau passengers, Brittany Parker, C

• REPLACEMENT WINDOWS S picked up by authorities in County Jail 15; Jaila Parker, 12; and Elisha # Oct. 26, grand theft. C • RESCREENING REPAIR I [email protected] Texas, where he was going on Saturday and charged with Sinclair, 9, were also taken to • SEAMLESS GUTTERS L two counts of vehicular homi- Shands with injuries, Leeper • DECORATIVE CONCRETE cide, three counts of reckless said. driving with serious bodily According to Leeper, after injury and two counts of rac- a lengthy police investigation, ing on the highway. He is being another motorcycle driver held in lieu of $225,014 bond. involved in the race with Lee NASSAU PHYSICAL THERAPY According to Florida High- was identified as Din Sander- way Patrol Lt. Bill Leeper, the son, 28, of Savannah. He has

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WEDNESDAY, November 4, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 11A Man gets 7 years COURT REPORT

The following report was com- $996 in court costs. withheld. Gromley was sen- cealed weapon by a convicted for DUI death piled by Jason Yurgartis, News- I A trial date of Jan. 11 was tenced to time served in the felon. Leader staff, from the Oct. 29 set for Craig C. Fancher on Nassau County Jail, 18 months I Stephen Liam Mantell court docket of Circuit Court charges of sale or delivery of a probation, 50 hours of commu- pleaded not guilty to aggravat- JASON YURGARTIS Florida Judge Robert Foster. controlled substance, manufac- nity service at 10 hours per ed domestic battery. News-Leader Highway I William Ross Batten ture or delivery of drug para- month and he must complete a I Michael Christopher Mc- Patrol ini- pleaded not guilty to grand theft phernalia, possession of more drug and alcohol evaluation and Crossen pleaded not guilty to A Bryceville man was sen- tially con- of a motor vehicle. than 20 grams of marijuana and follow-up within 60 days. He child abuse without great harm. tenced to seven years in a state ducted its I Clayton Gene Cobb plead- failure to stop for inspection. was ordered to pay $100 to the I Thomasina Evette Mc- prison Oct. 29 after being investiga- ed not guilty to two counts of I Ormond Lama Ford Jr. State Attorney’s Office, $150 to Gowen pleaded guilty to fraud- found guilty of DUI man- tion think- grand theft, burglary of a struc- pleaded not guilty to possession the Public Defender’s Office ulent use of a credit card and slaughter. ing Parsons ture or conveyance, armed bur- with intent to sell or deliver mar- and $498 in court costs. was adjudicated guilty. An addi- Johnathan Lee Benischeck, was driving, glary and dealing in stolen prop- ijuana. I Jeanette Brooker Guittar tional charge of fraudulent use 18, of 13426 US 301 pleaded Benischeck based on erty. I Robert Edward Giardina pleaded not guilty to uttering a of a credit card was not prose- guilty to the DUI manslaugh- statements I Menole Dishon Cotton pleaded guilty to fraudulent use forged instrument and petit cuted. She was sentenced to 18 ter charge that stemmed from at the time pleaded guilty to violation of of a credit card and was adjudi- theft. months probation and ordered a Jan. 24 single-vehicle acci- from passengers, spokesman probation for battery on a law cated guilty. He was sentenced I Jerry Fred Hamby plead- to pay $100 to the State dent in which the 1993 Chevy Lt. Bill Leeper said. enforcement officer and was to time served in the Nassau ed not guilty to aggravated Attorney’s Office, $150 to the truck he was driving rolled But after further investiga- adjudicated guilty. He also County Jail, 18 months proba- assault with a deadly weapon Public Defender’s Office, $398 over, killing 20-year-old Brian tion by FHP and additional pleaded guilty in a separate case tion with the possibility of early without intent to kill, improper in court costs and $965 in resti- A. Parsons of Callahan. statements from the passen- to sale or delivery of cocaine termination after nine months if exhibition of a dangerous tution. Two other passengers in gers and Benischeck, he was and was adjudicated guilty. in full compliance and 100 hours weapon, DUI and trespass of a I Jacqueline Hope Nobles the truck were unharmed and identified as the driver and Cotton was sentenced concur- of community service at 10 structure or conveyance while pleaded not guilty to obtaining another sustained minor subsequently arrested July 29, rently to three years in a state hours per month or a buyout armed. a controlled substance by with- injuries after the vehicle trav- five months after the accident, prison and ordered to pay $100 to go to the Nassau County I Brandon James Hump- holding information. eled off Roy Booth Road Leeper said. to the State Attorney’s Office, Sheriff’s Office Investigative hries pleaded not guilty to deal- I Donald Michael Palmer about 5 miles south of Calla- Benischeck was sentenced $150 to the Public Defender’s Trust Fund. Giardina was ing in stolen property and grand pleaded not guilty to grand han, onto the grassy shoulder, to seven years in a state Office and $498 in court costs. ordered to pay $100 to the State theft. theft. through a ditch, then over- prison followed by seven years Outstanding court costs of Attorney’s office and $398 in I Brett Owen Jenkins plead- I Marcus Finnell Williams turned after crossing the road- of probation and his driver’s $1,495.52 were converted to a court costs. ed not guilty to five counts of pleaded not guilty to sale or way, partially ejecting Parsons, license was permanently civil judgment. I Juan Carlos Gregorio- sale, delivery, purchase or man- delivery of cocaine and posses- who was not wearing a seat- revoked. I Joshua Ryan Crews plead- Manzano pleaded guilty to ufacture of marijuana, four sion of cocaine. belt. According to the crash ed guilty to possession of a con- grand theft and adjudication counts of sale or delivery of I Tommy Donnell Williams Benischeck, who also suf- report, the accident took place trolled substance and posses- was withheld. Since he is not a cocaine and grand theft. pleaded not guilty to sale, deliv- fered only minor injuries, was at 11:53 p.m. on the night of sion with intent to sell, U.S. citizen, he may be deport- I A trial date of Jan. 11 was ery, purchase or manufacture of originally thought to be a pas- Benischeck’s 18th birthday. manufacture or deliver a con- ed. He was ordered to pay $100 set for Timmothy Matthew marijuana and possession of senger in the vehicle. The [email protected] trolled substance and was adju- to the State Attorney’s Office, Libertus on a charge of pos- drug paraphernalia. dicated guilty. An additional $150 to the Public Defender’s session of a firearm or con- [email protected] charge of possession of a con- Office and $398 in court costs. trolled substance and charges I Shaun A. Gromley plead- of driving while license is sus- ed guilty as charged to reck- Smashed pumpkin pended, revoked or canceled less driving and was adjudicat- JOIN US FOR with knowledge, burglary of a ed guilty. He also pleaded guilty structure or conveyance, grand as charged to possession of THANKSGIVINGTHANKSGIVING leads to arrest theft and dealing in stolen prop- ecstasy or an MDMA deriva- erty were not prosecuted. He tive and introducing contraband 2PM TO 7PM JASON YURGARTIS said were stolen from her car. was sentenced concurrently to into jail, but adjudication was News-Leader The boy was arrested and six months in the Nassau transferred to juvenile deten- County Jail with credit for time The investigation of a tion. served, followed by 18 months pumpkin smashing in the Page Another victim said a of drug offender probation. Hill area of Yulee early Sunday Cuban cigar was missing from Crews must submit to random morning led to a burglary his vehicle and that someone urinalysis, testify truthfully investigation and the arrest of had attempted to enter his about a codefendant and must a juvenile. shed through a window, the complete a drug and alcohol A Nassau County Sheriff’s report stated. According to the evaluation with a follow-up with- detective’s investigation led report, the man was able to in 60 days. 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12A WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 2009 FBHS HALL OF FAME

Eating breakfast at the Huddle House in Fernandina - a man looked at Judi and said she had to be a Gator fan with her red/orange hair and blue eyes.You know…we celebrated another anniversary Nov 1. I had called her on a Sunday, we had coffee on Monday and Tuesday we decided to get married. With #11 great grandchild born you ask would we do it again?...Ya betcha. Come by the coffee is on. DEERTRACKS

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▼ FOOTBALL Hornets top Rams 21-6 for fifth win Host Pirates Friday at 7 p.m. BETH JONES News-Leader

Derrick “Shocka” Henry had 280 yards and a trio of touchdowns Friday to help steer the Yulee Hornets to their fifth win of the season. Yulee defeated the host Interlachen Rams 21-6 to push the Hornets’ record to 5-3 overall and 2-3 in the district. PHOTOS BY ED HARDEE/SPECIAL “We still didn’t score as The Fernandina Beach High School cross country team hosted the county meet Thursday on the Egans Creek Greenway. much in comparison to the number of opportunities we had to score, and our penalty situation was very bad on offense,” said Bobby Ramsay, head football coach at Yulee Pirate harriers clinch county title High School. “However, we out- gained them 450-80, so I’m BETH JONES Bronco Bob Classic last week- good with that. News-Leader end, a meet in which our boys “We had players like juniors team finished fourth. Jose Guilarte and Dejuan The Pirate harriers domi- “My seniors ... are not just Hightower have their best nated the Nassau County cross leading the way as far as times games ever and it’s great to see country meet Thursday on the are concerned but they are real- kids deveolp. Both our offen- Greenway. ly leading by example and sive line and defensive line “Mission accomplished for teaching the younger guys played very well and our line- the boys team,” said Mark what it means to be a varsity backing core had its best game Durr, cross country coach at athlete. Jazz (Tomassetti), our of the year.” Fernandina Beach High captain, is our only four-year Jonathan Knauss had 55 School. “We set out for a perfect varsity runner and has been rushing yards, Byron Alder- score and we earned it. the captain now for two years. man had 50 and Kelvin Rainey “This group of young men “Chris Keffer is the epito- had a catch for 28 yards. are the most committed, hard- me of strength and character. Jake Green had nine tackles est working and most pleasant Adam Buechler is our new- and a sack for Yulee’s defense. of any team I have ever been comer and ace in the hole. Cameron Ponder had five tack- associated with. These guys Darren and Bradley Bunch are les for a loss along with two come to practice everyday with the No. 1 examples of commit- sacks. Jake Litecky recorded a can’t wait attitude. They need ment and their positive attitude nine tackles and had an inter- to work out and what makes it rubs off on everyone. ception. Mychal Culpepper also even better is they realize they “We are going to miss these had nine stops and Jacob are not just doing the work for guys. We think we have a real Castellanos made six tackles themselves but for the team. shot at getting through districts to go with a sack. “The team is county cham- and regionals. If there was ever Yulee will host Fernandina pions and that is not lost on a group that deserved it, it is Beach Friday. Kickoff is slated these guys.” these guys.” for 7 p.m. Landon Kovalick crossed The Pirates also claimed “It’s going to be a great the finish line first with a time first-place among the girls with Landon Kovalick, left, and Stephanie Strasser were the individual county cross coun- game and a great atmosphere of 17:38. Stephanie Strasser finishing in try champions, finishing ahead of the pack for the boys and girls, respectively. Friday night,” Ramsay said. “His times are getting more 18:59. Strasser won several big meets this season, including Ridgeview (Bob Hans Classic), “We know Fernandina Beach amazing by the week,” Durr Embry Riddle (Asics Classic) and Middleburg (Bronco Bob Classic). She finished will be ready to play. Games said. “He ran a 16:53 at the CROSS Continued on 5B seventh in the National Elites Race in the flrunners.com meet in Titusville. like these are why kids play.” Fernandina falls to the University Christians 39-13 BETH JONES the second half, Taylor con- News-Leader nected with Tahj Kimble for a 60-yard TD pass. With Robby The Pirates dropped to 2-6 Phillips’ PAT, the Pirates cut with Friday’s 39-13 district loss UC’s lead to 23-7. to University Christian. Another safety pushed UC’s The Pirates have one win in lead to 25-7 and, with just two the district as they head into minutes left in the third quarter, Yulee Friday for their final dis- the Christians led 32-7 thanks trict matchup of the season. to a 76-yard touchdown run. University went up 7-0 in the The host Christians tacked first quarter and tacked on on another touchdown with another nine points in the sec- 4:07 left to play in the game ond quarter and back-to-back before the Pirates managed plays. another score. UC sacked quarterback Kimble ran in from four Alex Taylor in the end zone for yards out, but the kick was a safety and then returned the blocked. University’s Christians ensuing kickoff for a score to cruised to a 39-13 win. take a 16-0 lead with 3:20 left in The Pirates head to Yulee the first half. Friday to take on the Hornets, The Christians scored again who are 5-3 after Friday’s 21-6 with five seconds left in the first win at Interlachen. PHOTOS BY BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER half to take a 23-0 lead. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. at Yulee Brett Dahl carries the ball for the Pirates with a University Christian player in tow Friday, left. Tahj Kimble tries to On the Pirates’ first drive of High School. shake off the UC defender, right. Gator win over Bulldogs is an elixir for offense lorida’s 41-17 blowout of Georgia in much, pulling the ball down Saturday was indeed special as it pertained be a few more logs put on the fire under Jacksonville Saturday served a lot of and running when receivers to records and championship aspirations. And Richt’s seat ... purposes. First, it clinched the SEC were open or forcing it into when all is said and done, it might very well be Speaking of coaching careers, Steve F East and the Gators’ primary goal of coverage when they weren’t. viewed as the springboard to championships Spurrier can’t be having too much fun at South getting to Atlanta. Then there was Tim Message boards were rife — as the day the Gators rediscovered them- Carolina, where the Gamecocks seem to Tebow’s record 50th rushing touchdown of his with fans wondering what selves ... always flirt with relevancy before petering out career (over the most celebrated Dawg in his- had happened to the domi- As respected and endeared as Georgia in the second half of the season. Granted it’s tory nonetheless). As for recruiting, 17-of-20 nating offense from 2008. head coach Mark Richt is in Athens, one has hard to get a win over Tennessee in Knoxville, can’t hurt when a high school superstar is on But Florida’s first two to wonder just how many more times he can however, Spurrier did it routinely when he was the fence between Florida and Georgia. drives Saturday seemingly lose to arch rival Florida before his job status the head coach at Florida. Just makes you But where championships are concerned, brought back a sense of har- comes into question. The coach probably gets wonder how many more times he can with- Saturday might be looked back upon as a cata- mony. The Gators rediscov- a pass for Saturday simply because of who was stand lumps on the head from SEC teams he lyst of sorts. Halloween 2009 might be remem- SPORTS ered the vertical pass and playing quarterback for both teams. While a used to dominate ... bered as the day when the Florida players TALK moved the ball with ease, Joe Cox win over Tim Tebow might have Despite Florida State’s struggles in 2009, stopped playing tight and the Florida coaches which had to produce a col- resulted in a new contract for Richt, even the Christian Ponder might be the best passer in stopped coaching tight. JOHN L. lective sigh of relief through- most ardent Bulldog fans probably didn’t the country. The junior has already thrown for Florida head coach Urban Meyer admitted CRAWFORD out Gator Nation. expect it to happen. 2,453 yards with 13 touchdowns and just three after a less-than-impressive win at Mississippi After weeks of frustrating Next year might be a different story, how- interceptions and has completed about 70 per- State Oct. 24 that everyone in orange and blue offense, followed by ques- ever, with John Brantley stepping under center cent of his passes. How he isn’t on the Davey was pressing. Coaches were trying to send in tions about the Gators’ validity as the top- for the Gators. With the departure of O’Brien watch list for top quarterback honors the perfect play when the Gators reached the ranked team in the country, Florida should Superman, the Georgia faithful will likely roll is puzzling. red zone, rather than sticking to the call sheet. come out of the tunnel Saturday in Gainesville into RV City next year fully anticipating a victo- John L. Crawford’s column appears Wednes- Tebow might have been trying to do a little too with a renewed sense of confidence. ry. If it doesn’t happen, well there might just days. E-mail him at [email protected]. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

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SPORTS SHORTS Dallas scores for Bulldogs ing raffle prizes, donated by the Jaguars — on- a.m. Lunch and an awards ceremony begin at Petanque is one of Europe’s most popular field passes; Jaguars’ autographed merchan- 1 p.m. outdoor games and a cousin to both horse- Sophomore running back Terrell Dallas of dise; upgrades to club seats. Form a two-person team for $250 or a four- shoes and the Italian bowling game, Bocce Fernandina Beach scored on a five-yard touch- Pre-game ticket orders can be picked up at person team for $500. Send entries and pay- Ball. Learn to play from 5-7 p.m. Tuesdays at down run with 4:38 left in the game Saturday will call. Visit www.fscj.edu, e-mail ment to Larry Boatwright at Nassau County the Palace Saloon. for The Citadel in the Bulldogs’ 28-16 win over [email protected] or call (904) 633-6338. Sheriff’s Office, 76001 Bobby Moore Circle, Participants will include men and women, Samford. The Citadel (4-4) hosts Wofford Nov. Yulee, FL 32097. Call 548-4027 or e-mail him beginners and champions. Registration to 7 in the Bulldogs’ final home game. Winter wrestling at [email protected]. compete is just $65 per player. The public is Proceeds from the event benefit Cops and welcome and Petanque America will provide Walk, run under the lights USA Wrestling’s Fernandina Beach team Kids Foundation. It’s part of the Sheriff’s free use of equipment for any visitors who want for students in grades 6-8 will hold its winter Foundation of Nassau County, Inc. The goal is to learn the game. Amelia Island Runners is offering free runs session November through January. Practices and walks under the lights at the Fernandina to promote public safety through education, The event is Nov. 13-15 along the water- are Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30-7 public awareness and charitable activities. The front in downtown Fernandina Beach. For infor- Beach High School track Wednesdays from 6- p.m. at the auto shop building behind 7:30 p.m. The sessions will be open to the program allows disadvantaged youth in mation, visit www.petanque-america- Fernandina Beach Middle School. Participants Nassau County to shop for school supplies or open.com, call 491-1190 or e-mail public and all runners and walkers are invited, must have a USA Wrestling card ($35), other- regardless of their running pace. Free water Christmas presents with a Nassau County petanqueamericaopen@ gmail.com. wise there are no club fees. Wrestling shoes Sheriff’s deputy. and Gatorade will be provided. are mandatory and head gear and singlet are The lighted track runs are being offered in optional. Train now for 26.2 with Donna cooperation with the Nassau County school To get a USA Wrestling card, visit www.flori- Sailing Club meets YYoga is starting the walk/run training for system as a service to local runners and walk- dausawrestling.org. For information, call Randy The Amelia Island Sailing Club meets the the Run 26.2 with Donna for Breast Cancer in ers. Amelia Island Runners is paying for elec- Middlebrook at (970) 319-8222. first Tuesday at the Kraft Athletic Club. Social February. The group will meet regularly tricity use and related costs. hour at 6:30 p.m; meeting at 7:30 p.m. Call Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. at Main Beach or Track runs are planned roughly once a Commodore Charlie Steinkamp, 261-5213, or Peters Point. Training is free and open to all week, depending on the availability of the Turkey Trot visit www.ameliaislandsailing.org. regardless of age, sex or fitness level. The FBHS football/soccer stadium at 435 Citrona The 2009 Turkey Trot 5K and kids one-mile group walks/runs as “Team Nirvana.” Call 415- Drive. Future dates will be posted on the club’s Fun Run are Nov. 26 at the Amelia Island 9642 for information. website, www.AmeliaIslandRunners.com. Plantation Verandah parking lot. The 5K starts Wrestlers in beauty pageant Club members will also be available to pro- at 8 a.m. and the kids run begins at 9 a.m. Pre- Fernandina Beach High School’s wrestlers vide training tips for beginning runners or run at registration through Nov. 15 is $20 for adults will hold their second annual beauty pageant YMCA youth basketball “race pace” with experienced racers. Runners and $10 for children under 12 ($25 for adults, and chili cookoff fundraiser Nov. 14 at the Join the McArthur Family YMCA this winter and walkers can participate with partners or $15 for kids Nov. 16-25). Atlantic Avenue Recreation Center. for youth basketball, open to ages 4-14 as of individually. For information, visit AIR’s website Pre-registration ends at 1 p.m. Nov. 25. All Doors open at 6 p.m. and the beauty pag- Aug. 1. Practices are Mondays, Tuesdays or or call 277-8365. pre-registered participants receive a T-shirt. eant begins at 7 p.m. There will also be a silent Thursdays after 5 p.m. with games on Fridays Race day registration is from 7-4:45 a.m. auction. Cost is $6 for students, $10 for adults or Saturdays, depending on age. Season runs Ticket offer for Nov. 8 Jags game Registration forms can be found at the Health or $25 per family. Nov. 30 to Feb. 13. & Fitness Center or online at ameliaislandrun- Players receive a jersey and an award at The Jacksonville Jaguars and Florida State ners.com. the end of the season. Regi-stration is open. College at Jacksonville are offering discount Awards will be given to the top three male Challenger Bowling Late fee applies Nov. 8. Cost is $50 for mem- tickets as low as $30; or $40 for end-zone and female winners of each age category and Nassau Challenger Bowling League for the bers ($100 non-members). Visit www.first- seats. Only 300 people will get to enjoy these overall winners. Proceeds benefit the Nassau physically and mentally challenged meets the coastymca.org or call 261-1080. prices and all the extras that come with them. Humane Society. For information, contact Cori second Saturday of the month from 3-5 p.m. at Game day is Nov. 8 when the Jacksonville or the Health & Fitness Center at 277-5193. the Strikers Family Bowling Center on US 17 in Jaguars host the Kansas City Chiefs. Yulee. Call Melinda Willaford at 261-3136 for Free to Breathe 5K Run/Walk This special ticket offer includes free park- information. Join the first annual Free to Breathe 5K ing at the Martin Center/Administration Bldg. Shoot with the sheriff Run/Walk and one-mile walk in Jacksonville (501 W. 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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2009 SPORTS News-Leader 3B DISTRICT TITLE GAME Luett clinches blitz crown Sixty players came out to take part in the Wednesday blitz at the Fernandina Beach Golf Club last week. Larry Luett (one-under- GOLF NEWS par 72) took individual honors at plus 9. One of the returnees from the northland, Fractured Fairy Tails Jim Pierce (83), was second with plus 6. Six The Golf Club of Amelia Island sponsored players tied for third place at plus 5 — Paul its 19th annual Ladies Invitational (better ball Hensler (87), Dennis Moorehead (81), of partners) Oct. 22 with a theme of Freelon Pate (89), Ron Peterson (83), Hydie “Fractured Fairy Tales.” A field of 108 players Peterson (78) and Pat Whelan (84). enjoyed the golf, entertainment, awards, An all-plus team of Charles Fenn (76, plus many drawing prizes and a fabulous lunch in 4), Terry Lacoss (82, plus 4), Tom Gray (84, the “Enchanted Forest.” plus 2) and Bill Larrabee (88, plus 2) won first Norma Brown had the longest putt on No. place at plus 12. 2 for all handicaps. Sue Riegler was closest to In spite of the minus 3 posted by Andy the pin over the Marsh No. 14 hole. Palmisano (91), the team that included the Linda Scott was closest to the pin on No. 9 two Petersons, Hydie (plus 5) and Ron (plus for handicaps 0-20. Anna Keay had the 5), and Kenny Pickett (80, plus 4) finished a longest drive on No. 11. Lynn Robbins was close second at plus 11. closest to the pin on No. 16. There was a tie for third and fourth places Dee Dee Higgins was closest to the pin on at plus 8 between the teams of Whelan (plus No. 5 for handicaps 21-32. Bess Godfrey was 5), Charles Kicklighter (77, plus 3), Scott closest to the pin on No. 13. Maria Mark had Adams (86, plus 1), Wayne Mortenson (96, the longest drive on No. 1. minus 1) and Scott Womble (83, plus 4), The flights were named after well-known Larry Gallo (88, plus 3), Mike Lovejoy (85, fairy tale characters and the flight winners plus 1) and Jim Gibson (82, even). were: Snow White, flight 9: Gross, Robin With the city course expecting an influx of Ritchey and Renee Pimsner, 96; net, Susan Fernandina Beach High Florida-Georgia fans over the weekend, the Kaye and Fran Shea, 65. School’s volleyball team blitz normally played on Friday was moved to Cinderella, flight 8: Gross, Nancy Speck traveled to Episcopal High Thursday to accomodate the football visitors. and Nancy Smythe, 89; net, Dee Dee Higgins School last week for the There was a rather small turnout of 30 play- and Gay Carrozo, 65. Bo Peep, flight 7: Gross, district tournament. The ers with Ron Boatright posting a three-under- Lynn Robbins and Kathy Corwin, 87; net, FBHS Lady Pirates elimi- par 70 and plus 10 points to claim individual Sandra Clower and Fran Esposito, 69. nated the hosts Oct. 26 to honors. Hydie Peterson was a close second Goldilocks, flight 6: Gross, Penny advance to the title game with a 75 and plus 8. Third place went to Bob McCullagh and Dottie Vordemark; net, Carol against Bolles Thursday. Dorsey (78, plus 7). Scavotto and Vicki Evans, 63. Rapunsel, flight FBHS lost in three games With the small turnout, the players were 5: Gross, Kay Buirge and Delores Adams, 83; to the Lady Bulldogs. They divided into three-man teams. With Boatright net, Melinda McGrath and Pat Aylor, 61. played at Bishop Snyder (plus 10) and Dorsey (plus 7) on the same Mother Hubbard, flight 4: Gross, Sue Tuesday in a regional team and Tom Gray (83, plus 1), the team Burke and Linda Yow, 85; net, Brenda quarterfinal match. took first place at plus 18. McGrath and Mable Colson, 63. Little Red Savannah Young with a hit An all-plus team of Hydie Peterson (plus Riding Hood, flight 3: Gross, Pat Milton and for FBHS Thursday, above 8), Sammy Alvarez (77, plus 4) and Tom Barbara Donnelly, 83; net, Barbara Conner left. Caroline Garner and Roberts (78, plus 3) came in second with a and Polly Wise, 64. Perrin Bille block at the plus 15. Sleeping Beauty, flight 2: Gross, Nancy net, above right. Shelly There was a tie for third and fourth places Zanard and Chris Moyer, 75; net, Carol Silva prepares to serve for at plus 5 between Jack Harrison (88, plus 4), Wright and Jan Becker, 63. the Lady Pirates, right. Bruce Porter (88, plus 4), H. Hewitt (104, Mother Goose, flight 1: Gross, Linda Scott BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER minus 3) and Doug Morris (90, plus 3), Doug and Marty Cain, 74; net, Sue Lansdell and Wolfe (87, plus 2) and Steve Raszkin (90, Paula Fairley, 64. even). The overall low net winners were Kathi TENNIS NEWS Keller and Marguerite Gilliam from the Breakfast mixer Mother Hubbard flight with a score of 59. • Amelia Island Plantation classes are being held from 4- clinic, which focuses on The overall low gross winners were Twenty-four players took part in the will host the Rally for the 5 p.m. and 5-6 p.m. Tuesdays improving your doubles game Danielle Davis and Maria Johnson from the Halloween day Saturday Morning Breakfast Cure, which is open to all and Thursdays. All of these through strategy, formations, Mother Goose flight with a score of 74. Mixer. Ron Boatright repeated his round of men and women of all levels, classes are held at the Yulee using angles and confident Thursday in the blitz by once again shooting Nov. 7 from 9 a.m. to noon. It Sports Complex. net play. Learn essentials for Shelly victorious is a round-robin tennis tour- Adult clinics are held on teamwork, beating the odds a three-under-par 70 and plus 10 points to nament. Cost is $40 per play- the weekends. Call for loca- and choosing your partner. take honors. Dennis Sassenger had an 83 and Eric Shelly won the first event for the er with profits going to the tion and time schedule. Weekday cost is $12 per plus 7 to finish second. North Florida Junior Tour Susan G. Komen Foundation. Private lessons, custom clinic or $10 with the pur- Two players, Jerry Dean (73) and Larry fall/winter series at Eagle Lunch at noon is included. clinics, racket repairs and ten- chase of 10 clinics. Live ball Luett (77), shared second and third at plus 6. Harbor. Shelly carded two After lunch, free play on the nis supplies are available by fee is $5, which will be donat- There was a three-way tie for fifth place at birdies on his way to a final courts. Call the AIP pro shop calling YTF Director of ed to the local Sierra Club. plus 4 between Hydie Peterson ()77), Simon score of 74, putting him four for more details at 277-5145. Tennis Vishnu Maharaj at Space is limited. Visit Carter (79) and John Rudd (94). strokes ahead of his closest • Amelia Island Plantation 524-0243. www.getcourtside.com, e-mail Fernandina Beach Men’s Golf Association competitor. members are reminded the monthly meeting Shelly, a seventh grader at will host a USTA $10,000 Yulee Tennis Foundation [email protected] Shelly Men’s Futures Tennis Inc. is the Community Tennis or call (904) 373-8366. will be held at 5:30 p.m. tonight. Officers for Fernandina Beach Middle Tournament Nov. 13-22, Association of Nassau County The ZenTennisLessons. the coming year will be elected at the School, will play next with the bringing ranked players as in Region 2 of the Florida com tennis program now fea- December meeting. NFJG at Amelia National Nov. 7-8. high as 200 in the world to Section of the United States tures year-round ladders that the clay courts of Amelia Tennis Association. Its mis- have provided playing oppor- Island. sion is to promote the sport of tunities for players of all ages THE NEWS-LEADER DEADLINE FOR LEGAL NOTICES The first three days of the tennis. Visit www.yuleetennis- and abilities in the Fernan- IS AT NOON FRIDAYS. CALL 261-3696 FOR INFORMATION. event will be free to the pub- foundation.com for current dina Beach and Yulee area. lic, followed by daily fees of information regarding tennis $10 for adults and $5 for chil- in Nassau County. dren with VIP seating avail- If your site is sponsoring Pro Golf Weekly Update able. The Nov. 19-22 dates will an activity, submit details to donate daily proceeds to local this section and the website charities Linda’s Legacy, a through Judi Turner, daveju- Nov. 5 - 8, 2009 lung cancer awareness foun- [email protected]. dation in Jacksonville; Amelia • Paul Drayton of Island Rotary Club; and The ZenTennis Lessons.com will This Week's PGA Tournament Preview Last Week On The PGA Tour Mal Washington Foundation, hold the first live ball cardio WGC - HSBC Champions The WGC-HSBC Champions is PGA Tour officials canceled the weather-stricken Viking Classic on helping area children play tennis clinics and competitive played at the Sheshan Golf Club Saturday because of unplayable course conditions. There will be Defending: Sergio Garcia tennis. doubles tennis clinics at the in Shanghai, People's Republic of no makeup date for the tournament. Officials postponed, then Purse: $7,000,000 All other tournament prof- Amelia National Golf and China. This is the first year it is a canceled play Thursday and Friday mornings after nearly Yards: 7,143 its will benefit Tennis without Country Club on Amelia World Golf Championship event. constant rain. There had been hope officials might shorten the Par: 72 Borders, a non-profit formed Concourse. Clinics are open Invitations for the event are tournament to 54 holes and play next week or weekend, but to bring tennis to developing to non-members and mem- issued to all players placed amongst the top fifty in the Official World Golf groundskeepers didn't think the course would dry out that quick- nations. For information, call bers of all levels and ages. Rankings. Also invited are players who have, during the calendar year preceding ly. "I told them this was closer to a FEMA disaster site than a golf Kelly Gunterman at 277-5145. Live ball cardio tennis the event, captured at least one tournament title on a sanctioning tour, or have course," tournament director Randy Watkins said. "Somebody • Fall tennis is in full focuses on continuous point finished the preceding season amongst the top twenty in the European Tour's asked if you could play somewhere else. I don't think you could swing. Nassau County Home play to develop strokes, strat- Race to Dubai or amongst the top five in the Order of Merit standings of any of play golf within 150 miles of here." This was the first time a tournament has Education classes continue egy and fitness. Clinics are the other three sanctioning tours. Last year, Sergio Garcia defeated Oliver Wilson been scrapped outright because of weather since the 1996 AT&T Pebble Mondays from 3-4 p.m., Mondays and Wednesdays in a playoff to win the 2008 HSBC Champions. Beach National Pro-Am, which was canceled due to unplayable conditions. 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PHOTOS BY TERRY LACOSS/SPECIAL Paul Braeger, Capt. Terry D. Lacoss, Norman Bray and Scott Hood, standing above from left, are pictured with a nice catch of tournament fish. Also pictured are Jonah Braeger and Jace Lacoss. Right, John Esposito, on left, is pictured with his first-place flounder while Doug Peterson was the overall grand slam winner. Hood’s last cast a winner in Wyatt trout tournament “I was just about ready to the largest enjoyed redfish on the “half disengage the pair of power trout during shell” at the Dee Dee Bartels poles from the sandy, shell- the 16th park and boat ramp where strewn bottom when Scott annual Knox trophies were awarded to win- Hood made one last cast,” Wyatt ners of the tournament. Carol Capt. Terry D. Lacoss said. Memorial Wyatt was on hand to present “We had to be back at the Trout tournament fishermen with Dee Dee Bartels park and Tournament. their awards. boat ramp to weigh in our It weighed Tournament fishermen catch of reds, trout and floun- 2.4 pounds. had a perfect tide with a flood der by 1 p.m. and we had only OUTDOORS Norman tide arriving at sunrise and a minutes to spare.” Bray also low tide at 1 p.m., however Hood has fished just about Terry Lacoss fished with backwater fishing didn’t real- every one of the 16 Knox Lacoss and ly pick up until later in the Wyatt Memorial Trout weighed in the largest redfish morning when low tide Tournaments and is a two- at 5.1 pounds. Paul Braeger arrived. time past winner with a 3.1- was the overall aggregate “We had only a few small pound trout in 2003 and a 2.8- trout winner and also fished trout to show for our efforts pound trout in 2006. In 2008, with Lacoss. during the first few hours of Hood weighed in his largest John Esposito and Doug the morning’s flood tide,” trout at just over five pounds, Peterson fished with Capt. Fussell said. “I waited patient- but was beaten by brother-in- Ben Forehand with great suc- ly for the tide to fall and, Winners in the recent 16th annual Knox Wyatt Memorial Trout Tournament were, law Jeff Bennett, who cess. Esposito took first place when it was right, we fished a from left, Scott Hood, largest trout; Norman Bray, largest redfish; Carol Wyatt; Paul weighed in a monster of a in the flounder category with large bay with oysters and Braeger, aggregate trout; John Esposito, largest flounder; and Doug Peterson, grand trout at 6.9 pounds. a 1.12-pound flounder. boat docks. That’s when the slam winner. “This was going to have be Peterson was the grand slam fish began to bite and we my last cast,” Hood said. winner with the only boat to ended up with a nice catch of “While my shrimp drifted weigh in a legal flounder, red- fish.” Trout Tournament. end. The popular event gets p.m. and ending at 4:30 p.m. slowly over the shell bottom fish and sea trout. Knox Wyatt was an John Crawford also com- under way Friday with a Cash prizes include largest in Tiger Basin, a big fish took Bill Brooks and sons Don extremely well liked and avid peted in the tournament and mandatory captains’ meeting trout, heaviest three-trout the shrimp with only seconds and Bill Jr. fished with Capt. backwater fisherman who is one of the original mem- at Tiger Point Marina begin- aggregate and grand slam. to spare. The big trout came Jim Fussell and brought in a loved to both catch and eat bers of the AIP club that was ning at 6:30 p.m. Fishing Youth awards for largest trout to the surface with head shak- nice catch of redfish, trout sea trout. Before passing formed in 1979, some 30 trout takes place Saturday; all boats will pay up to $100 for chil- ing gestures to free the small and flounder. Brooks weighed away in 1993, he was very fishing seasons ago. check out from the dren 16 years old and under. trout hook that eventually in the second largest redfish active in the Amelia Island Capt. Allen Mills heads up Fernandina Harbor Marina Entry fee in the event is $120 held its ground until the big during the event at 4.12 Plantation Fish Club and the Nassau Sport Fishing beginning at 6 a.m. The offi- per boat. For information, call speck was netted.” pounds. helped organize the annual Association’s 23rd annual cial weigh-in takes place at Mills at 261-9481 or visit Hood went on to weigh in Tournament fishermen Amelia Island Plantation Trout Tournament this week- Tiger Point, beginning at 3 www.fishnsfa.com.

OUTDOOR BRIEFS Bassmasters meet volunteers the necessary theory and practical Hunt Nassau WMA Permits are issued individually on a first- skills required to become a fully qualified boat come, first-served basis in June. Submit an Nassau Bassmasters, associated with the crew member. Training is given by qualified If you are looking for a place to hunt this application at www.wildlifelicense.com or take BASS National Federation and the Florida Coast Guard Auxiliary and active duty instruc- fall, you still have a chance to get a recreation- a completed worksheet to a tax collector’s BASS Federation, meets the third Thursday in tors on Coast Guard Auxiliary vessels. al use permit for the Nassau Wildlife Manage- office or any license agent. Worksheets are Yulee. Membership is open to anyone at least Successful completion of the Boat Crew ment Area in Nassau County during the available online at MyFWC.com, at FWC 16 years old. Call Bob Schlag at (912) 729-2282 training permits the auxiliarist to crew any upcoming hunting season. Nassau WMA is regional offices and tax collectors’ offices in or Billy Kittrell at 225-0267. U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary boat within their 13,892 acres near Callahan. Users must have a counties surrounding a specific WMA. district and the potential to serve on board Nassau recreational use permit to hunt on this NSFAtrout tourney Nov. 7 many different U.S. Coast Guard vessels. area. Nassau WMA is a still-hunt area only, but hunters may use bird dogs during the migrato- NSFAmeets The Nassau Sport Fishing Association’s Crew qualified auxiliarists may also advance to the highest on-water qualification of coxswain, ry bird and waterfowl hunting seasons. The Nassau Sport Fishing Association annual trout tournament is being held Nov. 7 For those willing to pay $385 to hunt the with check-out at 6 a.m. at the Fernandina the small boat skipper. This course includes meets the second Wednesday of each month heavy weather seamanship, advanced boat area, Nassau WMA provides hunting opportu- at 7:30 p.m. and the fourth Wednesday at 7 Harbor Marina. The captains’ meeting will be nities during eight months of the year. held Nov. 6 at 6:30 p.m. at the Tiger Point handling, advanced navigation, search and res- p.m. at the Ten Acres Kraft Athletic Club. cue and advanced towing. Successful comple- Muzzleloading gun season runs through Nov. Membership is open to the public. Call 261- Marina. Entry fee is $120 per boat. Proceeds 8; general gun season is from Nov. 14 through from the tournament benefit the Big Brothers tion of the coxswain training permits the auxil- 9481 or visit www.fishnsfa.com. iary member to skipper any U.S. Coast Guard Jan. 10, 2010; small game is from Jan. 11 Big Sisters program. The NSFA supports the through March 7, 2010; spring turkey season local community in many ways — FBHS schol- Auxiliary boat within their district. New boating laws Training for both the crew and coxswain runs from March 20 through April 25, 2010; arships, FBHS business partnership, Big The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation positions is free. Certain uniforms and safety and trapping can be done from Jan. 11 through Brothers Big Sisters, offshore artificial reefs Commission and other law enforcement agen- equipment are required and not reimbursed, March 1, 2010. and many others. cies are alerting Floridians of new laws and but may be tax-deductible. For information, To apply for a recreational use permit to Contact Allen Mills at 261-9481 for fishing enhancements to existing laws that deal with call 261-1889 or visit http://Cgaux7-14-1.org. hunt on Nassau WMA, go to MyFWC.com. information or visit www.fishnsfa.com. Contact Recreational use permits are designed to boating under the influence, boating safety John Hartrich at 206-0817 for contributions to provide more revenue to landowners in the education, waterway markers, possession of Big Brothers Big Sisters. New boat club opening WMA system. Money set aside by the FWC to gasoline on a vessel and destruction of coral. A new boat club is coming to Amelia Island, compensate those landowners for hunting use The enhanced penalty for BUI is the same Boat crew trainees wanted allowing the use of several boats without the on their lands was not sufficient to compete as it is for driving under the influence. The Boat crew trainees are being sought by the hassle of owning. Boats will range from off- with private hunting leases. Rather than have blood-alcohol level or breath-alcohol level of U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 14-1, shore fishing, open bow deck and cuddy cab- WMAs drop out of the system, the FWC offers 0.20 that was a violation in the past has Amelia Island. Participants must be at least 17 ins for overnight cruising. There will be recreational use permits. Fees collected from changed to 0.15. years of age and a U.S. citizen. access to other clubs, including in Jacksonville these permits supplement the compensation Beginning Jan. 1, any boater born on or Crew training consists of shore-side and Beach, where boaters have use of several for private landowners, keeping their lands after Jan. 1, 1988, will be required to take an on-the-water activities aimed at teaching new yachts. Call Paul Elden at (904) 245-9808. open to public hunting. approved boating safety course and possess an Except for hunting, permit holders and FWC-issued boating safety identification card. their spouses or dependent children may par- And if they purchase a boat they have 90 days F E R N A N D I N A B E A C H T I D E S ticipate in other activities on designated from to obtain a boating safety ID card. WMAs. Only permit holders and one depend- Another prohibited activity is placement Tides, Sun & Moon: November 4-11, 2009 ent child (under age 16) may hunt. If spouses and use of a waterway marker that does not or more than one dependent child (under age conform to the U.S. Aids to Navigation System 16) wish to hunt, they must purchase a recre- nor have an FWC permit. It’s also unlawful for Sunrise 6:43A Low 2:50A -0.76’ Sunrise 6:46A High 12:32A 5.51’ ational use permit. Recreational use permits boaters to moor to government-placed water- Wed. Moonset 8:43A High 9:30A 6.97’ Sun. Moonset 12:23A Low 6:18A -0.07’ also include a management area permit when way markers or lawfully placed waterway Sunset 5:35P Low 3:34P -0.35’ Sunset 5:32P High 1:02P 6.49’ hunting public lands not in the recreational markers except in emergency situations or 11/4 Moonrise 7:00P High 9:52P 5.69’ 11/8 Moonrise 11:23P Low 7:10P 0.20’ use program. with written consent of the marker’s owner. It Sunrise 6:44A Low 3:35A -0.73’ Sunrise 6:47A High 1:33A 5.56’ Recreational use permits do not apply to is illegal to possess or operate a vessel with Thurs. Moonset 9:47A High 10:20A 6.94’ Mon. Last Quarter 10:57A Low 7:25A 0.12’ other recreational use program areas. Once nonconforming or unapproved gasoline con- tainers or to transport gasoline in an unventi- Sunset 5:34P Low 4:21P -0.22’ 11/9 Moonset 1:02P High 2:01P 6.31’ permits are issued, they can be renewed annu- 11/5 Moonrise 8:01P High 10:42P 5.60’ Sunset 5:31P Low 8:12P 0.15’ ally for two additional years, essentially mak- lated or improperly ventilated compartment. ing them a three-year permit. Permit renewals Laws regarding titling, numbering and regis- Sunrise 6:44A Low 4:23A -0.58’ Tues. Moonrise 12:29A High 2:37A 5.72’ are mailed May 1. Eligible applicants have tration now apply to any vessel operated, used Fri. Moonset 10:46A High 11:12A 6.84’ Sunrise 6:48A Low 8:34A 0.18’ until May 31 to renew their recreational use or stored on state waters except vessels lawful- 11/6 Sunset 5:33P Low 5:12P -0.04’ 11/10 Moonset 1:37P High 3:03P 6.17’ permits for the next season. Permits not ly stored at a dock or marina. Visit Moonrise 9:07P High 11:35P 5.53’ Sunset 5:31P Low 9:11P 0.01’ renewed by May 31 will be forfeited and they MyFWC.com/Boating for details. Sunrise 6:45A Moonrise 1:34A High 3:42A 5.99’ will be made available to the public on a first- E-mail information for this column to Beth Low 5:17A -0.34’ Sat. Moonset 11:38A Wed. Sunrise 6:48A Low 9:39A 0.12’ come, first-served basis. Jones, [email protected]. High 12:06A 6.68’ Sunset 5:33P Moonset 2:10P High 4:04P 6.09’ 11/7 Moonrise 10:15P Low 6:09P 0.13’ 11/11 Sunset 5:30P Low 10:06P -0.18’

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FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Dec. 4 at Bishop Kenny 6/7:30 Varsity Football Dec. 8 at Yulee* 4:30/7:30 Nov. 6 at Yulee* 7:00 Dec. 11 WEST NASSAU 6/7:30 Nov. 13 at Matanzas 7:00 Dec. 14 BRADFORD COUNTY 6/7:30 * District games Dec. 17 JV at West Nassau 6:30 Dec. 17-19 at Glynn Academy tourney YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Dec. 29 at University Christian 6/7:30 Varsity Football Jan. 2 at Trinity 6/7:30 Nov. 6 FERNANDINA* 7:00 Jan. 5 RIBAULT* 6/7:30 Nov. 13 at Paxon 7:00 Jan. 7 at Providence 6/7:30 * District games Jan. 8 BOLLES* 6/7:30 Jan. 12 at Episcopal* 6/7:30 FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Jan. 15 YULEE 6/7:30 Cross Country Jan. 19 TRINITY 6/7:30 Nov. 5 District 2-2A Jan. 22 RAINES* 6/7:30 Nov. 14 Region 1-2A, Tallahassee Jan. 26 at Bolles 6/7:30 Nov. 21 State 2A meet, Dade City Jan. 28-29 Johnny T. Smith at WNHS Feb. 2 at Bishop Snyder 6/7:30 FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Feb. 4 PROVIDENCE 6/7:30 Boys Soccer Feb. 5 UNIVERSITY CHRIST. 6/7:30 Nov. 10 YULEE* 5:30/7:20 Feb. 9, 12-13 District at Raines Nov. 11 BISHOP SNYDER 5:30/7:20 * District Nov. 12 at Fletcher 6/7:20 Nov. 16 PROVIDENCE 5:30/7:20 Nov. 23 at Bartram Trail 7:00 (V) FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Nov. 27-28 T-Day Tournament, Patton Girls Basketball Dec. 1 BOLLES* 5:30/7:20 Nov. 10 Tip-Off at West Nassau 6:00 Dec. 3 at Yulee 5:30/7:20 Nov. 12 TIP-OFF 6:00 Dec. 4 at Keystone Heights 7:20 (V) Nov. 17 at Baker County 6/7:30 Dec. 7 FIRST COAST CHR. 7:20 (V) Nov. 19 WEST NASSAU 6/7:30 Dec. 9 PONTE VEDRA 5:30/7:20 Nov. 23 at Yulee* 6:00 (V) Dec. 11 at Bishop Snyder 6/7:20 Nov. 30 at Raines* 6/7:30 Dec. 14 at West Nassau 7:20 Dec. 1 BISHOP SNYDER 6/7:30 Jan. 5 EPISCOPAL* 5:30/7:20 Dec. 4 at St. Johns Co. Day 6:00 (V) Jan. 7 CLAY 5:30/7:20 Dec. 8 HILLIARD 6/7:30 Jan. 11 at Stanton 6/8:00 Dec. 10 at Ribault* 6/7:30 Jan. 14 at Orange Park 6:30 (V) Dec. 15 BOLLES* 6:00 Jan. 21 WOLFSON 5:30/7:20 Dec. 18 ST. JOHNS CO. DAY 6:00 (V) Jan. 26-30 District 3-3A at Episcopal Jan. 7 at Bishop Snyder 6:00 (V) * District Jan. 8 at Episcopal* 6/7:30 Jan. 12 at Hilliard 6/7:30 Jan. 14 YULEE 6:00 (v) FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Jan. 19 at West Nassau 6/7:30 PHOTOS BY BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER Boys Basketball Jan. 21 at Bolles 6/7:30 The Fernandina Beach High School junior varsity football team hosted Yulee’s Hornets Thursday for the season Nov. 20-21 Preseason at Providence Jan. 25 at Trinity 6:00 (V) Nov. 24 BISHOP SNYDER 6/7:30 Jan. 26 BAKER COUNTY 6/7:30 finale. The FBHS Pirates rallied for a 6-2 victory over Yulee. Ben Venerdi carries the ball for the Pirates, left. Nov. 27 ST. FRANCIS 6/7:30 Feb. 3-6 District 3-3A at Ribault Yulee stops Fernandina quarterback Devin Tookes, right. Nov. 30 HILLIARD 6/7:30 * District

The FBHS girls won with 21 team points, CROSS Continued from 1B edging out West Nassau with 69. “What can I say about Steph,” Durr said. “She Individual male finishers: Landon Kovalick is doing everything right. She’s on her way back (F), 17:38; Adam Buechler (F), 18:36; Joey Collins to Dade City for some unfinished business. (F), 18:52; Jazz Tomassetti (F), 19:05; Chris “She is obviously an incredible athlete and she Keffer (F), 19:06; Bradley Bunch (F), 19:24; is equally an incredible person and team leader. Darren Bunch (F), 19:26; Austin Nicklas (F), Our freshman girls, who are the future for Pirate 20:37; James Harmon (F), 20:53; C. Griggs (Y), cross country, are learning what it takes to be a 21:12; J. Stanley (Y), 21:41; J. Lee (W), 21:45; K. champion from Stephanie. Needless to say our Raulerson (W), 22:06; S. Ratliff (W), 22:38; D. future looks bright because of Stephanie and Murphy (W), 22:49; J. Beluscak (Y), 22:50; Kiley our fantastic freshman trio of Taylor Sweet, Greathouse (F), 23:09; Jeremy Gamble (F), 23:10; Janica Castro and Lana Tomassetti. Jacob Authemet (Y), 24:27; Matt Lussier (Y), “Christina (Strasser) is also looking incredi- 24:36; Bradley Bean (F), 25:11; Matt Potak (W), bly strong and we think she is working her way 25:12; Charles Hughes (F), 25:48; Chris Castro back to Dade City as well. Annie Page, Sheila (F), 25:53. Sipes, Cassie Moore and Taylor Rowland have Individual female finishers: Stephanie Strasser also been extremely solid for us and give us (F), 18:59; Christina Strasser (F), 21:48; ED HARDEE/SPECIAL hope for the future. Katherine Dennis (Y), 23:30; Hilliard, 25:31; The Fernandina Beach High School cross country team collected the Nassau County “Coach Roy Benson has been providing us Cassie Moore (F), 26:33; Janica Castro (F), 26:34; championship Thursday. The team includes, front row from left, Annie Page, Cassie with his secret workouts that have really helped Taylor Rowland (F), 26:37; West Nassau, 26:59; Moore, Stephanie Strasser, Christina Strasser, Natalie Hanscomb, Lana Tomassetti, us get to a new level this year. Our program is Hilliard, 27:50; Sheila Sipes (F), 28:11; Lana Janica Castro, Taylor Rowland, Sheila Sipes; middle row, Lindsay Aldridge, James continuing to grow and strengthen. We are excit- Tomassetti (F), 28:48; West Nassau, 35:52, 34:10 Harmon, Darren Bunch, Bradley Bunch, Chase Hughes, Chris Castro, Jazz ed about the recent and distant future.” and 34:45; Chanelle Brown (Y), 35:07; Noelle Tomassetti, Jeremy Gamble, Austin Nicklas, Nathan Cutajar; back row, Coach Roy The FBHS boys won with a team score of Johnson (W), 35:28; West Nassau, 35:28; Tori Benson, Joey Collins, Chris Keffer, Adam Buechler, Landon Kovalick, Kiley 15. Yulee had 61 and West Nassau had 67. Smithgall (W), 35:36. Greathouse, Bradley Bean and Coach Mark Durr.

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BOARD OF COUNTY 2009, the following described Deputy Clerk herein. If you are a subordinate Court’s disability coordinator THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY UNKNOWN TENANT #1; COMMISSIONERS property as set forth in said THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID WITNESS my hand and the lien holder claiming a right to at 9046302564, 330 E BAY ST, ALONG THE ARC OF SAID UNKNOWN TENANT #2; NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Summary Final Judgment, to- J. STERN, P.A., ATTORNEY FOR seal of this Court at NASSAU funds remaining after the sale, JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202. If CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL Defendant(s). REQUEST FOR wit: PLAINTIFF County,Florida,this 26th day of you must file a claim with the hearing impaired, contact ANGLE OF 36 DEGREES 15’00”, NOTICE OF SALE QUALIFICATIONS (RFQ) LOT 68, LOFTON POINTE, 900 South Pine Island Road October, 2009. Clerk of Court no later than (TDD) 8009558771 via Florida A DISTANCE OF 47.46 FEET Notice is hereby given that, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Suite 400 John A. Crawford 60 days after the sale.If you fail Relay System. (SAID CURVE HAVING A pursuant to a Final Summary that the Board of County THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Plantation, FL 33324-3920 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT to file a claim, you will not be Ben-Ezra & Katz, P.A. CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH Judgment of Foreclosure Commissioners of Nassau PLAT BOOK 6,PAGE(S) 325 AND (954) 233-8000 COURT entitled to any remaining Attorneys for Plaintiff 34 DEGREES 31’42”EAST AND A entered in the above-styled County, Florida invites sealed 326 PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- 08-40732 (FNM) BY: /s/ Heather Nazworth funds. 2901 Stirling Road, Suite 300 CHORD DISTANCE OF 47.02 cause, in the Circuit Court of proposals for: SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DEPUTY CLERK Notice to Persons With Fort Lauderdale, Florida FEET); THENCE SOUTH 14 Nassau County, Florida, I will PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT Any person claiming an AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. Disabilities: If you are a person 33312 DEGREES 54’12” EAST, ALONG sell the property situate in PROGRAM (REBID) interest in the surplus from the ACT, persons with disabilities STERN, P.A. with a disability who needs Telephone: (305) 770-4100 SAID WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY Nassau County, Florida, BID NO. NC09-037 sale, if any, other than the needing a special accom- ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF any accommodation in order Fax: (305) 653-2329 LINE OF CALLAHAN AVENUE, described as: PROJECT DESCRIPTION property owner as of the date modation should contact 900 SOUTH PINE ISLAND to participate in this pro- 2t 11-04-11-2009 A DISTANCE OF 144.28 FEET; Lot 44, MARSH LAKES, The Nassau County Board of the lis pendens, must file a COURT ADMINISTRATION, at ROAD SUITE 400 ceeding, you are entitled, at 8108 THENCE SOUTH 35 DEGREES according to the Plat thereof, of County Commissioners is claim within 60 days after the the NASSAU County PLANTATION, FL 33324-3920 no cost to you, to the provi- ————— 50’48” WEST, A DISTANCE OF as recorded in Plat Book 5, soliciting Statements of Qualifi- sale. Courthouse at NONE, 1-800- 09-30620 FNM sion of certain assistance. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 506.63 FEET TO THE POINT OF Pages 159 through 167, of the cations from professional firms, Dated this 27 day of 955-8771 (TDD) or 1-800-955- IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Please contact the Court FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF BEGINNING. Public Records of Nassau registered in the State of October, 2009. 8770,via Florida Relay Service. AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES Administrator’s office not later FLORIDA IN AND FOR NASSAU LESS AND EXCEPT THAT CER- County,Florida. Florida, pursuant to Section JOHN A. CRAWFORD 2t 11-04-11-2009 ACT, persons with disabilities than seven days prior to the COUNTY TAIN PORTION OF LAND CON- A/K/A 287.055, Florida Statutes, Clerk of the Circuit Court 8102 needing a special accom- proceeding. CASE NO. 09-CA-860 VEYED TO THE STATE OF FLORI- 317 Marsh Lake Dr. known as the Consultant By: /s/ Tracy Poore —————- modation should contact Clerk of the Circuit Court DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL DA DEPARTMENT OF Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Competitive Negotiation Act Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COURT ADMINISTRATION, at By: /s/ C. Easterwood TRUST COMPANY,AS TRUSTEE TRANSPORTATION FROM at public sale, to the highest (CCNA),to provide Pavement THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN the NASSAU County Deputy Clerk IN TRUST FOR THE BENEFIT OF STEVEN C. RING AND SANDRA and best bidder, for cash, at Management Services for J. STERN, P.A., ATTORNEY FOR AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Courthouse at 904-548-4600, 2t 11-04-11-2009 THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS S. RING, HUSBAND AND WIFE the west door of the Nassau Nassau County. The Board is PLAINTIFF FLORIDA 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) or 1-800- 8104 FOR AMERIQUEST MORT- BY DEED RECORDED ON County Judicial Annex, 76347 seeking a firm to perform an 900 South Pine Island Road GENERAL JURISDICTION 955-8770, via Florida Relay ————— GAGE SECURITIES INC. ASSET DECEMBER 19, 2001 IN DEED Veterans Way,Yulee, FL 32097 evaluation of road conditions Suite 400 DIVISION Service. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BACKED PASS-THROUGH BOOK 1025 AT PAGE 1461 OF at 11:30 a.m., on 3 Dec., 2009. and to develop a fully func- Plantation, FL 33324-3920 CASE NO: 45-2009-CA- 2t 11-04-11-2009 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2004- THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- DATED THIS 29 DAY OF Oct., tioning, interactive Pavement (954) 233-8000 000262 8103 FLORIDA IN AND FOR NASSAU R12, SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. 2009. Management Program. 07-24751 (HCNW) CITIMORTGAGE, INC., ————— COUNTY Plaintiff, TOGETHER WITH THE MOBILE Any person claiming an For detailed information IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PLAINTIFF, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CASE NO. 09CA366 vs. HOME SITUATED THEREON interest in the surplus from the regarding the bid due date AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES VS. FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN SUNTRUST BANK, STEVEN C. RING, et. al. WHICH IS AFFIXED TO THE sale, if any, other than the and bid requirements for this ACT, persons with disabilities SABRINA MAXWELL, ET AL., AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Plaintiff, Defendants. AFOREMENTIONED REAL property owner as of the date RFQ, please visit the Nassau needing a special accom- DEFENDANT(S). FLORIDA vs. NOTICE OF ACTION PROPERTY AND INCORPORAT- of the lis pendens, must file a County’s website at http:// modation should contact NOTICE OF ACTION CASE NO: 2008-CA-127 BARRY BABISH et. al. TO: STEVEN C RING ED THEREIN. claim within 60 days after the www.nassaucountyfl.com or COURT ADMINISTRATION, at CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE GREEN TREE SERVICING, LLC, Defendants. Whose resident is: 44333 KING- A mobile home with the sale. contact the Contract the NASSAU County TO: SABRINA MAXWELL AND F/K/A GREEN TREE FINANCIAL NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BIRD DRIVE, CALLAHAN, FL VIN number VIN H25546GR & Witness,my hand and seal Management Department at Courthouse at ,1-800-955-8771 THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SERVICING CORP., SALE 32011 & 14033 BENTON RD, H25446GL sits on the property. of this court on the 29 day of 904-491-7377. Proposal infor- (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770, via SABRINA MAXWELL 7406 Fullerton Street NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN JACKSONVILLE, FL 32218 a/k/a 44333 KINGBIRD DRIVE, Oct., 2009. mation is also available at Florida Relay Service. whose residence is unknown if Jacksonville, Florida 32256, pursuant to a Final Judgment TO: SANDRA S RING CALLAHAN, FL 32011 John A. Crawford http://www.demandstar.com. 2t 11-04-11-2009 he/she/they be living; and if Plaintiff, of Foreclosure dated 29 Oct., Whose resident is: 44333 KING- has been filed against you and CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT ATTEST: 8101 he/she/they be dead, the v. 2009,and entered in Case No. BIRD DRIVE, CALLAHAN, FL you required to serve a copy BY: /s/ C. Easterwood JOHN A. CRAWFORD —————- unknown defendants who RAYMOND T. ROBERSON, THE 09CA366, of the Circuit Court 32011 & 14033 BENTON RD, of your written defenses,if any, Deputy Clerk EX-OFFICIO CLERK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE may be spouses, heirs, UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, of the Fourth Judicial Circuit JACKSONVILLE, FL 32218 to it, on Nwabufo Umunna, Law Offices of Daniel C. BARRY V.HOLLOWAY 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN devisees,grantees,assignees, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CRED- in and for Nassau County, TO: SANDRA S RING Attorney for Plaintiff, whose Consuegra CHAIR AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, lienors,creditors,trustees,and ITORS, LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES Florida, wherein SUNTRUST TO: THE UNKNOWN BENEFI- address is 2091 Stirling Road, 9204 King Palm Drive BOARD OF COUNTY FLORIDA all parties claiming an interest OF ALICE L. ROBERSON, BANK, is a Plaintiff and BARRY CIARIES OF THE KINGBIRD Suite 300, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, FL 33619-1328 COMMISSIONERS GENERAL JURISDICTION by,through, under or against DECEASED, AND ALL OTHER J. BABISH, JR; MARGARET A. FOUNDATION TRUST DATED Florida 33312 within 30 days Phone: 813-915-8660 NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA DIVISION the Defendants, who are not PERSONS CLAIMING BY, BABISH; THE TERRACES AT 7/2/08 after the first publication of this Attorneys for Plaintiff 1t 11-04-2009 CASE NO: 45-2008-CA- known to be dead or alive, THROUGH, UNDER, AND BEACHSIDE CONDOMINIUM Whose residence is: notice,and file the original with In accordance with the 8106 000196 and all parties having or claim- AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN- ASSOCIATION, INC.; UN- UNKNOWN the Clerk of this Court either Americans with Disabilities Act —————- CITIMORTGAGE, INC. ing to have any right, title or DANTS, AND WACHOVIA KNOWN TENANT #1; UN- If alive,and if dead,all parties before service on Plaintiff’s of 1990, persons needing a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PLAINTIFF, interest in the property BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- KNOWN TENANT #2 are the claiming interest by, through, attorney or immediately special accommodation to 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN VS. described in the mortgage TION SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST Defendants. I will sell to the under or against STEVEN C thereafter; otherwise a default participate in this proceeding AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, MELANIE ANNE KNIGHT; being foreclosed herein. TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL highest and best bidder for RING; SANDRA S RING; THE will be entered against you for should contact the ASA FLORIDA UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED BANK, cash at Nassau County Judi- UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF the relief demanded in the Coordinator no later than GENERAL JURISDICTION MELANIE ANNE KNIGHT IF that an action to foreclose a Defendants. cial Annex, 76347 Veterans THE KINGBIRD FOUNDATION complaint. seven (7) days prior to the pro- DIVISION ANY; ANY AND ALL mortgage on the following NOTICE OF SALE Way, Yulee, Fl 32097, at 11:30 TRUST DATED 7/2/08 and all WITNESS my hand and the ceedings.If hearing impaired, CASE NO: 45-2008-CA- UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- property: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN AM on 1 December, 2009, the parties having or claiming to seal of this Court this 21st day please call (800) 955-9771 000030 ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER, ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, THAT,pursuant to Plaintiff’s Final following described property have any right, title or interest of October, 2009. (TDD) or (800) 955-9770 (voice), RESIDENTIAL FUNDING COM- AND AGAINST THE HEREIN PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND Summary Judgment Of as set forth in said Final in the property described John A. Crawford via Florida Relay Service. PANY,LLC FKA RESIDENTIAL NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- SITUATE LYING AND BEING IN Foreclosure entered in the Judgment, to wit: herein. As Clerk of the Court 2t 11-04-11-2009 FUNDING CORPORATION DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT THE CITY OF FERNANDINA above-captioned action,I will EXHIBIT “A” YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an By: /s/ Heather Nazworth 8107 PLAINTIFF, KNOWN T BE DEAD OR ALIVE, BEACH, COUNTY OF NASSAU sell the property situate in LEGAL DESCRIPTION action for Foreclosure of In accordance with the ————— VS. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN AND STATE OF FLORIDA BEING Nassau County, Florida, ALL OF THAT CERTAIN PIECE, Mortgage on the following Americans with Disabilities Act, NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING MARC CURTIS A/K/A MARK PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN MORE PARTICULARLY described as follows, to wit: PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND described property: persons needing a reasonable The South Amelia Island CURTIS A/K/A MARK CURTIS; INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: LOT A PORTION OF SECTION 26, LYING AND BEING IN THE EXHIBIT “A” accommodation to partici- Shore Stabilization Association, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DEVISEES, GRANTEES OR NUMBERED ONE (1), UPON TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE COUNTY OF NASSAU,AND THE THE LAND REFERRED TO IN pate in this proceeding should, Inc. will hold a Board of MARC CURTIS A/K/A MARK OTHER CLAIMANTS; PAGE THAT CERTAIN PLAT OF SURVEY 23 EAST, NASSAU COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA, KNOWN THIS EXHIBIT IS LOCATED IN THE no later than seven (7) days Directors meeting on Wednes- CURTIS, IF ANY; PETER E.S. HILL OWNERS ASSOCIATION, AND SUBDIVISION, MADE BY FLORIDA; SAID PORTION BEING AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COUNTY OF NASSAU AND THE prior, contact the Clerk of the day,November 18,2009 at 3:00 WALLIS AS PERSONAL REPRE- INC.; MORTGAGE ELECTRON- GEORGE W.LOVESEE,SURVEY- MORE PARTICULARLY UNIT 301, THE TERRACES AT STATE OF FLORIDA IN DEED Court’s disability coordinator p.m.in the Ibis Room,Racquet SENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF IC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, OR OF CITRONA LOT NUM- DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FOR BEACHSIDE,A CONDOMINIUM, BOOK 956 AT PAGE 739 AND at 9046302564, 330 E BAY ST, Park,Amelia Island Plantation, ROY TIMOTHY ANDERSON INC.; BENEFICIAL FLORIDA, BERED SEVENTY-THREE (73), A POINT OF REFERENCE COM- ACCORDING TO THE DECLA- DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202. If Amelia Island, Florida. Persons A/K/A TIM ANDERSON, INC.; JOHN DOE AND JANE DESIGNATED ON THE OFFICIAL MENCE AT THE NORTHWEST RATION OF CONDOMINIUM A PORTION OF SECTION 36, hearing impaired, contact with disabilities requiring DECEASED; UNKNOWN DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS PLAT OF SAID CITY (AS REVISED, CORNER OF SECTION 26 OF THE TERRACES AT BEACH- TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE (TDD) 8009558771 via Florida accommodations in order to SPOUSE OF TIMOTHY ANDER- IN POSSESSION ENLARGED AND REISSUED BY AFOREMENTIONED; AND RUN SIDE AS RECORDED IN OFFI- 24 EAST, NASSAU COUNTY, Relay System. participate in this program or SON A/K/A TIM ANDERSON, DEFENDANT(S) THE FLORIDA TOWN IMPROVE- SOUTH 00 DEGREES 11 MINUTES CIAL RECORDS BOOK 1060,AT FLORIDA, BEING MORE PAR- 2t 11-04-11-2009 activity should call 904-432- DECEASED, IF ANY; ANY AND NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE MENT COMPANY IN 1901), 00 SECONDS EAST ALONG THE PAGE 1797 AND AMENDED TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS: 8105 1723 at least 24 hours in ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES SALE WHICH PLAT OF SURVEY AND WEST LINE OF SAID SECTION,A AND RESTATED IN OFFICIAL COMMENCING AT THE ————— advance to request such CLAIMING BY,THROUGH, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SUBDIVISION IS ATTACHED TO DISTANCE OF 1618.32 FEET; RECORDS BOOK 1198 AT PAGE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE accommodation. UNDER, AND AGAINST THE pursuant to a Summary Final AS PART OF THAT CERTAIN RUN THENCE SOUTH 88 45 AND FURTHER AMENDED BY SECTION 36; THENCE SOUTH 89 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF 2t 11-04-11-2009 HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL Judgment of Foreclosure DEED RECORDED IN DEED DEGREES 55 MINUTES 47 SEC- FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE DEGREES 27’50”WEST,ALONG THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN 8084 DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT dated 26 Oct.,2009 entered in BOOK 205 PAGES 362-364, OF ONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF AMENDED AND RESTATED THE SOUTH LINE OF SECTION AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY —————- KNOWN T BE DEAD OR ALIVE, Civil Case No. 45-2008-CA- THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SAID 210.0 FEET TO THE POINT OF DECLARATION OF CONDO- 36,A DISTANCE OF 437.83 FEET CIVIL DIVISION PUBLIC NOTICE WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN 000196 of the Circuit Court of COUNTY OF NASSAU, AND BEGINNING. FROM THE POINT MINIUM IN OFFICIAL RECORDS TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. CASE NO. 2009 CA 226 The quarterly meeting of PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN the 4TH Judicial Circuit in and WHICH LOT NUMBERED ONE OF BEGINNING THUS BOOK 1208 AT PAGE 812 OF THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 89 ING BANK, FSB, the Nassau County Transporta- INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, for NASSAU County, Yulee, (1), IS SITUATE IN OR IS A PART DESCRIBED CONTINUE SOUTH THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- DEGREES 27’50”WEST,ALONG Plaintiff, tion Disadvantaged Local DEVISEES, GRANTEES OR Florida, I will sell to the highest OF SAID CITRONA LOT NUM- 88 DEGREES 55 MINUTES 47 SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA TO- THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SEC- vs. Coordinating Board will take OTHER CLAIMANTS; LOFTON and best bidder for cash at BERED SEVENTY-THREE (73), IS SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE GETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED TION 36,A DISTANCE OF 255.56 KATE C. MOHAJERI; THE UN- place at 2 p.m., Thursday, POINTE HOMEOWNERS ASSO- Nassau Judicial Annex at the SITUATE IN THAT PORTION OF OF 657.60 FEET TO THE WEST- INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELE- FEET, TO INTERSECT THE EAST- KNOWN SPOUSE OF KATE C. November 19, 2009, at 13367 CIATION, INC.; MORTGAGE NASSAU County Courthouse SECTION NINETEEN (19),TOWN- ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF MENTS APPURTENANT THERE- ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF MOHAJERI; THOMAS MOHA- South 18th Street, Fernandina ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION located at 76347 Veterans SHIP THREE (3) NORTH, RANGE STATE ROAD NO.S-121 (A 100.0 TO. U.S.HIGHWAY 301 (A 200 FOOT JERI; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Beach, Florida. All interested SYSTEMS, INC.; CHERYL CLIFT; Way in Yulee, Florida, at 11:30 TWENTY-EIGHT (28) EAST,LYING FOOT RIGHT OF WAY); RUN A mobile home with the RIGHT OF WAY), THENCE THOMAS MOHAJERI; IF LIV- persons are invited to attend. MICHAEL BRANCH; JOHN a.m. on the 3 day December, NORTH OF BEECH STREET, THENCE SOUTH 16 DEGREES 46 VIN number N/A sites on the NORTH 35 DEGREES 50’48” ING, INCLUDING ANY The Northeast Florida Regional DOE AND JANE DOE AS 2009, the following described WHICH STREET BOUNDS SAID MINUTES 58 SECONDS WEST property. EAST ALONG SAID EASTERLY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID Council adheres to the Ameri- UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POS- property as set forth in said NUMBERED ONE (1) ON THE ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY A Any person claiming an RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF U.S. DEFENDANT(S), IF REMARRIED, cans with Disabilities Act and SESSION Summary Final Judgment, to- SOUTH. DISTANCE OF 151.09 FEET; RUN interest in the surplus from the HIGHWAY 301,A DISTANCE OF AND IF DECEASED, THE will make reasonable modifi- DEFENDANT(S) wit: has been filed against you and THENCE NORTH 87 DEGREES sale, if any, other than the 746.33 FEET TO THE INTERSEC- RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN cations for access to this meet- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE LOT 12, PAGE HILL UNIT 2, you are required to serve a 18 MINUTES 19 SECONDS WEST property owner as of the date TION OF THE EASTERLY LINE OF HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ing upon request. Requests SALE ACCORDING TO THE PLAT copy of your written defens- A DISTANCE OF 614.22 FEET; of the lis pendens must file a U.S. HIGHWAY 301 AND THE ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, should be received at least 72 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN es, if any, to it on DAVID J. RUN THENCE NORTH 00 claim within 60 days after the WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES, AND hours in advance of the meet- pursuant to a Summary Final PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 318 AND STERN,ESQ.Plaintiff’s attorney, DEGREES 11 MINUTES 00 SEC- sale. OF CALLAHAN AVENUE AS ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- ing in order to allow time to Judgment of Foreclosure 319,PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- whose address is 900 South ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF JOHN A. CRAWFORD SHOWN ON THE PLAT THERE- ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER OR provide the requested serv- dated 10/27, 2009 entered in SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. Pine Island Road #400, 128.06 FEET TO THE POINT OF As Clerk of the Court FORE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN- ice.For more information,con- Civil Case No. 45-2008-CA- Any person claiming an Plantation, FL 33324-3920 on BEGINNING, TOGETHER WITH By: /s/ C. Easterwood OF THE CLERK OF CIRCUIT DANT(S); JP MORGAN CHASE tact the Northeast Florida 000030 of the Circuit Court of interest in the surplus from the or before Dec.4,2009,(no later THAT CERTAIN,1996 HOMES OF As Deputy Clerk COURT IN AND FOR NASSAU BANK, NA; MARSH LAKE Regional Council at (904) 279- the 4TH Judicial Circuit in and sale, if any, other than the than 30 days from the date of MERIT, BAY MANOR MOBILE Dated this 29 day of Oct., COUNTY,FLORIDA,RECORDED COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, 0880 between the hours of 8 for NASSAU County, YULEE, property owner as of the date the first publication of this HOME, VIN # FLHML- 2009. IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 305. INC.; WHETHER DISSOLVED a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Florida, I will sell to the highest of the lis pendens, must file a notice of action) and file the CB118414879AB IMPORTANT THENCE SOUTH 54 DEGREES OR PRESENTLY EXISTING, Friday. and best bidder for cash at claim within 60 days after the original with the clerk of this at public sale, to the highest In accordance with the 09’12”EAST,ALONG SAID WEST- TOGETHER WITH ANY 1t 11-04-2009 NASSAU JUDICIAL ANNEX at sale. court either before service on and best bidder, for cash at Americans with Disabilities Act, ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CRED- 8094 the NASSAU County Dated this 27 day of Oct., Plaintiff’s attorney or immedi- the front of the Nassau County persons needing a reasonable CALLAHAN AVENUE, A DIS- ITORS, LIENORS, OR TRUSTEES —————- Courthouse located at 76347 2009. ately thereafter; otherwise a Courthouse, 76347 Veteran’s accommodation to partici- TANCE OF 72.96 FEET TO THE OF SAID DEFENDANT(S) AND Legal Notices are continued VETERANS WAY,YULEE,FL 32097 JOHN A. CRAWFORD default will be entered against Way, Yulee, Florida 32097, at pate in this proceeding should, BEGINNING OF A CURVE CON- ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- on next page. in YULEE, Florida, at 11:30 a.m. Clerk of the Circuit Court you for the relief demanded in 11:30 AM (EST),on the 1 day of no later than seven (7) days CAVE TO THE SOUTHWEST,HAV- ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER, OR —————- on the 23 day November, By: /s/ C. Easterwood the complaint or petition filed December, 2009. prior, contact the Clerk of the ING A RADIUS OF 70.00 FEET; AGAINST DEFENDANT(S); News-Leader Legal deadline CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

6B WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2009 / NEWS-LEADER LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FL,on the 19th day of Novem- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF known, claiming under any OF 2 & W1/2 OF D OF 3 CITY Unless such certificate(s) erty as set forth in said Final located in Nassau County, in 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ber, 2009, between the hours COURT of the above named or OF FDNA BEACH shall be redeemed according Judgment, to wit: the State of Florida. AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The BY: RHODA GOODWIN, described defendants or Assessed To: to law,the property described LOT 11, IN THE SUBDIVISION Unless such certificate(s) FLORIDA Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is DEPUTY CLERK parties or claiming to have EDDIE L RICHO in such certificate or certifi- OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER shall be redeemed according CIVIL DIVISION to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Individuals with disabilities any right, title or interest in All of the above property is cates will be sold to the High- OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER to law,the property described CASE NO. 45-2009-CA- JOHN A. CRAWFORD needing a reasonable ac- and to the land hereafter located in Nassau County, in est Bidder at the MAIN EN- OF SECTION 16, TOWNSHIP 3 in such certificate or certifi- 000207 NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF commodation to participate described. the State of Florida. TRANCE OF THE NASSAU NORTH, RANGE 24 EAST, AS cates will be sold to the High- LITTION LOAN SERVICING LP COURT in this proceeding should con- Defendants. Unless such certificate(s) COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1, est Bidder at the MAIN Plaintiff, BY: RHODA GOODWIN, tact the RECORDING DEPART- NOTICE OF ACTION shall be redeemed according 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, PAGE 3, OF THE PUBLIC ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU vs. DEPUTY CLERK MENT no later than seven (7) TO: MARTHAN DAWSON, to law,the property described FL, on the 1st day of Decem- RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, WIILIAM LIPFORD, JR.; Individuals with disabilities days prior to the proceeding RUDOLPH FOLMAR,KATHERINE in such certificate or certifi- ber, 2009, between the hours TY,FLORIDA. 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF needing a reasonable ac- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- KIRTSEY, VALERIA TERRY, cates will be sold to the of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN FL, on the 3rd day of Decem- WILLIAM LIPFORD, JR.; commodation to participate CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the RONALD KIRTSEY and JAMES Highest Bidder at the MAIN Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM ber, 2009, between the hours WILLIAM LIPFORD, III; in this proceeding should con- individual of a deposition, KIRTSEY. ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF tact the RECORDING DEPART- court date, subpoena, etc., is YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, JOHN A. CRAWFORD THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is WILLIAM LIPFORD, III; HERON MENT no later than seven (7) less than seven (7) days, then action to quiet title on the fol- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. ISLES OWNERS ASSOCIATION, days prior to the proceeding the individual should contact lowing described property in FL,on the 24th day of Novem- COURT MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 JOHN A. CRAWFORD INC.; MORTGAGE ELECTRON- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Nassau County,Florida: ber, 2009, between the hours BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY DAYS AFTER THE SALE. NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF IC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the as soon as possible after re- Lots Numbered Twenty-six of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The CLERK In accordance with the COURT INC. AS NOMINEE FOR individual of a deposition, ceiving that notice.Telephone: (26), Twenty-seven (27) and Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Individuals with disabilities Americans with Disabilities Act BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY HOMEAMERICAN MORT- court date, subpoena, etc., is 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Twenty-eight (28) in Block 158, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. needing a reasonable ac- of 1990 (ADA), disabled per- CLERK GAGE CORPORATION; less than seven (7) days, then if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Fernandina (now known as JOHN A. CRAWFORD commodation to participate sons who,because of their dis- Individuals with disabilities UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN the individual should contact 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Fernandina Beach), State of NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF in this proceeding should con- abilities, need special needing a reasonable ac- POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Service. Florida, further known and COURT tact the RECORDING DEPART- accommodation to partici- commodation to participate PROPERTY; as soon as possible after re- 4t 10-14-21-28, 11-04-2009 described on the official Plat of BY: RHODA GOODWIN, MENT no later than seven (7) pate in this proceeding should in this proceeding should con- Defendants. ceiving that notice.Telephone: 8013 said City (as lithographed and DEPUTY CLERK days prior to the proceeding contact the ADA Coordinator tact the RECORDING DEPART- NOTICE OF ACTION 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 —————- issued by the Florida Railroad Individuals with disabilities at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- at 416 CENTER STREET, FER- MENT no later than seven (7) To the following if hearing impaired,1-800-955- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Company in 1857 and needing a reasonable ac- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the NANDINA BEACH, FL 32034 or days prior to the proceeding Defendant(s): 8770 (v), via Florida Relay TAX DEED enlarged,revised and reissued commodation to participate individual of a deposition, Telephone Voice/TDD (904) at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- WIILIAM LIPFORD, JR. Service. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Florida Town Improve- in this proceeding should con- court date, subpoena, etc., is 321-5700 not later than five CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the (RESIDENCE UNKNOWN) 4t 10-14-21-28, 11-04-2009 that DENTON II LLC,the holder ment Company in 1887 and tact the RECORDING DEPART- less than seven (7) days, then business days prior to such pro- individual of a deposition, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 8014 of the following certificate(s) 1901) as recorded in the pub- MENT no later than seven (7) the individual should contact ceeding. court date, subpoena, etc., is WILLIAM LIPFORD, JR. —————- has filed said certificate(s) for lic records of Nassau County, days prior to the proceeding the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Dated this 21 day of less than seven (7) days, then (RESIDENCE UNKNOWN) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR a tax deed to be issued there- Florida (the “Property”) at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- as soon as possible after re- October, 2009. the individual should contact YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an TAX DEED on. The certificate number(s) has been filed against you, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the ceiving that notice.Telephone: John A. Crawford the RECORDING DEPARTMENT action for Foreclosure of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and year of issuance, the and that you are required to individual of a deposition, 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Clerk Of The Circuit Court as soon as possible after re- Mortgage on the following that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder description of the property, serve a copy of your written court date, subpoena, etc., is if hearing impaired,1-800-955- By: /s/ Tracy Poore ceiving that notice.Telephone: described property: of the following certificate(s) and the name(s) in which it is defenses, if any, on Kathryn less than seven (7) days, then 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Deputy Clerk 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 LOT 43,HERON ISLES PHASE has filed said certificate(s) for assessed are as follows: Knee,Plaintiff’s attorney,whose the individual should contact Service. Law Office of Marshall C. if hearing impaired,1-800-955- ONE,ACCORDING TO THE PLAT a tax deed to be issued there- File Number: 2009-237-TD address is 1027 South 8th the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 Watson 8770 (v), via Florida Relay THEREOF AS RECORDED IN on. The certificate number(s) Certificate Number: 2399 Street, Fernandina Beach, as soon as possible after re- 8068 1800 NW 49th Street, Suite Service. PLAT BOOK 7,PAGE 40-46,PUB- and year of issuance, the Parcel Number: 00-00-31- Florida, 32034, within 30 days ceiving that notice.Telephone: —————- 120 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 LIC RECORDS OF NASSAU description of the property, 178A-0002-0100 after the first publication of this 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Fort Lauderdale, Florida 8072 COUNTY,FLORIDA. and the name(s) in which it is Year of Issuance: 2007 notice,and file the original with if hearing impaired,1-800-955- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN 33309 —————- a/k/a 96006 SUNFISH LANE, assessed are as follows: Description of Property: the Clerk of this Court either 8770 (v), via Florida Relay AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Telephone: (954) 453-0365 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE YULEE, FLORIDA 32097 File Number: 2009-235-TD BLOCK 2 LOT 10 PT OR 678 before service on Plaintiff’s Service. FLORIDA Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN has been filed against you and Certificate Number: 227 PG 876 WINDSOR PLACE 1 PB attorney or immediately there- 4t 10-21-28, 11-04-11-2009 CIVIL ACTION Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, you are required to serve a Parcel Number: 02-1N-24- 3/1 after; otherwise, a default will 8057 CASE NO.: 45 2009 CA 08-65678 FLORIDA copy of your written defens- 2180-1359-0030 Assessed To: be entered against you for the —————- 000985 2t 10-28, 11-04-2009 CIVIL ACTION es, if any, to it, on Kahane & Year of Issuance: 2007 RONALD JOSEPH RIGDON relief demanded in the com- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVISION: A 8078 CASE NO. 45-2008-CA- Associates, P.A., Attorney for Description of Property: All of the above property is plaint or petition. TAX DEED WELLS FARGO BANK, NA SUC- —————- 000346 Plaintiff,whose address is 8201 PT OF LOT 1359 IN OR 712 PG located in Nassau County, in 4t 10-14-21-28, 11-04-2009 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CESSOR BY MERGER TO NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVISION A Peters Road, Ste. 3000, 1657 TOWN OF CRAWFORD the State of Florida. 8022 that VERONA V LLC, the hold- WELLS FARGO HOME MORT- TAX DEED CITIBANK, NA A NATIONAL Plantation, FLORIDA 33324 on Assessed To: Unless such certificate(s) —————- er of the following certificate(s) GAGE, INC., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BANKING ASSOCIATION, AS or before November 23, 2009, RICHARD W HAND EST shall be redeemed according NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR has filed said certificate(s) for Plaintiff, that VERONA V LLC, the hold- TRUSTEE FOR SASCO 2006-3H, a date which is within thirty All of the above property is to law,the property described TAX DEED a tax deed to be issued there- vs. er of the following certificate(s) Plaintiff, (30) days after the first publi- located in Nassau County, in in such certificate or certifi- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN on. The certificate number(s) THE UNKNOWN TRUSTEE OF has filed said certificate(s) for vs. cation of this Notice in the THE the State of Florida. cates will be sold to the that VERONA V LLC, the hold- and year of issuance, the THE DOUGLAS EUGENE a tax deed to be issued there- RODNEY N. WHITT A/K/A NEWS LEADER and file the orig- Unless such certificate(s) Highest Bidder at the MAIN er of the following certificate(s) description of the property, DEWITT LIVING TRUST DATED on. The certificate number(s) RODNEY NEAL WHITT, et al, inal with the Clerk of this Court shall be redeemed according ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU has filed said certificate(s) for and the name(s) in which it is OCTOBER 14TH 2006, et al, and year of issuance, the Defendant(s). either before service on to law,the property described COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, a tax deed to be issued there- assessed are as follows: Defendant(s). description of the property, NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED Plaintiff’s attorney or immedi- in such certificate or certifi- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, on. The certificate number(s) File Number: 2009-243-TD NOTICE OF ACTION and the name(s) in which it is FORECLOSURE SALE ately thereafter; otherwise a cates will be sold to the FL,on the 19th day of Novem- and year of issuance, the Certificate Number: 454 TO: assessed are as follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN default will be entered against Highest Bidder at the MAIN ber, 2009, between the hours description of the property, Parcel Number: 17-3N-24- THE UNKNOWN TRUSTEE OF File Number: 2009-248-TD pursuant to an Order you for the relief demanded in ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The and the name(s) in which it is 0000-0001-0000 THE DOUGLAS EUGENE Certificate Number: 305 Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale the complaint. COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is assessed are as follows: Year of Issuance: 2007 DEWITT LIVING TRUST DATED Parcel Number: 24-2N-24- dated October 13, 2009 and This notice is provided pur- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. File Number: 2009-244-TD Description of Property: OCTOBER 14TH 2006 0000-0011-0000 entered in Case No. 45-2008- suant to Administrative Order FL,on the 19th day of Novem- JOHN A. CRAWFORD Certificate Number: 1109 PT OF NE1/4 OF NE1/4 PT OR LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Year of Issuance: 2007 CA-000346 of the Circuit Court No. 2.065. ber, 2009, between the hours NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF Parcel Number: 05-2n-27- 1253/1418 EX 1-3 1-4 1-5 & 1- UNKNOWN Description of Property: of the FOURTH Judicial Circuit In accordance with the of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The COURT 0000-0001-0020 6 CURRENT ADDRESS: IN OR 68 PG 522 (EX 11-1 & in and for NASSAU County, Americans with Disabilities Act, Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is BY: RHODA GOODWIN, Year of Issuance: 2007 Assessed To: UNKNOWN 11-2) (EX R/W OR 247/161) Florida wherein CITIBANK,NA A if you are a person with a dis- to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. DEPUTY CLERK Description of Property: TODD JONES THE UNKNOWN BENEFICIA- Assessed To: NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCI- ability who needs any accom- JOHN A. CRAWFORD Individuals with disabilities PT OF OR 188 PG 144 (EX All of the above property is RIES OF THE DOUGLAS INEZ J JOHNSON EST ATION,AS TRUSTEE FOR SASCO modation in order to partici- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF needing a reasonable ac- FLOOD ACRES NO 2 UNR) *EX located in Nassau County, in EUGENE DEWITT LIVING TRUST All of the above property is 2006-3H, is the Plaintiff and pate in this proceeding, you COURT commodation to participate FPL R/W OR 278 PG 610* (EX the State of Florida. DATED OCTOBER 14TH 2006 located in Nassau County, in RODNEY N.WHITT A/K/A ROD- are entitled,at no cost to you, BY: RHODA GOODWIN, in this proceeding should con- PT OF 1-7) Unless such certificate(s) LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: the State of Florida. NEY NEAL WHITT; SUZANNE D. to provisions of certain assis- DEPUTY CLERK tact the RECORDING DEPART- Assessed To: shall be redeemed according UNKNOWN Unless such certificate(s) WHITT A/K/A SUZANNE DINGUS tance. Please contact the Individuals with disabilities MENT no later than seven (7) FLA WATERFRONT REALTY CO to law,the property described CURRENT ADDRESS: shall be redeemed according WHITT; THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE Court Administrator at 191 needing a reasonable ac- days prior to the proceeding All of the above property is in such certificate or certifi- UNKNOWN to law,the property described OF SUZANNE D. WHITT A/K/A Nassau Place, Yulee, Fl 32097, commodation to participate at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- located in Nassau County, in cates will be sold to the High- ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN in such certificate or certifi- SUZANNE DINGUS WHITT; Phone No.(904) 321-5700 with- in this proceeding should con- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the the State of Florida. est Bidder at the MAIN EN- PARTIES CLAIMING BY, cates will be sold to the High- AMELIA LAKES CONDOMINI- in 2 working days of your tact the RECORDING DEPART- individual of a deposition, Unless such certificate(s) TRANCE OF THE NASSAU THROUGH, UNDER, AND est Bidder at the MAIN UM ASSOCIATION, INC.; are receipt of this notice or plead- MENT no later than seven (7) court date, subpoena, etc., is shall be redeemed according COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU the Defendants,I will sell to the ing; if you are hearing im- days prior to the proceeding less than seven (7) days, then to law,the property described 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, highest and best bidder for paired, call 1-800-955-8771 at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- the individual should contact in such certificate or certifi- FL, on the 1st day of Decem- WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, cash at NASSAU JUDICIAL (TDD); if you are voice CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the the RECORDING DEPARTMENT cates will be sold to the ber, 2009, between the hours DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER FL, on the 3rd day of Decem- ANNEX,76347 VETERAN’S WAY, impaired, call 1-800-995-8770 individual of a deposition, as soon as possible after re- Highest Bidder at the MAIN of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY ber, 2009, between the hours YULEE, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, (V) (Via Florida Relay Services). court date, subpoena, etc., is ceiving that notice.Telephone: ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is CLAIM AN INTEREST AS of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The on the 17 day of November, WITNESS my hand and the less than seven (7) days, then 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is 2009, the following described seal of this Court this 19 day of the individual should contact if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, JOHN A. CRAWFORD GRANTEES, OR OTHER to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. property as set forth in said October, 2009. the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 8770 (v), via Florida Relay FL, on the 1st day of Decem- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF CLAIMANTS JOHN A. CRAWFORD Final Judgment: JOHN A. CRAWFORD as soon as possible after re- Service. ber, 2009, between the hours COURT LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO. As Clerk of the Court ceiving that notice.Telephone: 4t 10-14-21-28, 11-04-2009 of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY UNKNOWN COURT 1311, OF AMELIA LAKES, A By: /s/ Tracy Poore 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 8016 Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is CLERK CURRENT ADDRESS: BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY CONDOMINIUM,ACCORDING As Deputy Clerk if hearing impaired,1-800-955- —————- to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Individuals with disabilities UNKNOWN CLERK TO THE DECLARATION THERE- Kahane & Associates, P.A. 8770 (v), via Florida Relay NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR JOHN A. CRAWFORD needing a reasonable ac- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Individuals with disabilities OF,AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL 8201 Peters Road, Ste. 3000 Service. TAX DEED NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF commodation to participate action to foreclose a mort- needing a reasonable ac- RECORDS BOOK 1344, PAGE Plantation, FL 33324 4t 10-14-21-28, 11-04-2009 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN COURT in this proceeding should con- gage on the following prop- commodation to participate 1628,AS AMENDED IN OFFICIAL Telephone: (954) 382-3486 8015 that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY tact the RECORDING DEPART- erty in NASSAU County,Florida: in this proceeding should con- RECORDS BOOK 1344, PAGE Telefacsimile: (954) 382-5380 —————- er of the following certificate(s) CLERK MENT no later than seven (7) THAT PART OF THE NORTH tact the RECORDING DEPART- 1930,OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS File No.: 09-02635 LLS NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR has filed said certificate(s) for Individuals with disabilities days prior to the proceeding ONE HALF OF THE NORTH ONE MENT no later than seven (7) OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA, 2t 10-28, 11-04-2009 TAX DEED a tax deed to be issued there- needing a reasonable ac- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- HALF OF THE SOUTHEAST ONE days prior to the proceeding TOGETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED 8077 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN on. The certificate number(s) commodation to participate CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the QUARTER OF THE SOUTH EAST at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELE- ————— that VERONA V LLC, the hold- and year of issuance, the in this proceeding should con- individual of a deposition, ONE QUARTER SECTION 23, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the MENTS TO BE DEFINED IN SAID NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR er of the following certificate(s) description of the property, tact the RECORDING DEPART- court date, subpoena, etc., is TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH,RANGE 23 individual of a deposition, DECLARATION TAX DEED has filed said certificate(s) for and the name(s) in which it is MENT no later than seven (7) less than seven (7) days, then EAST, NASSAU COUNTY,FLORI- court date, subpoena, etc., is A/K/A 23643 BAHAMA POINT, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a tax deed to be issued there- assessed are as follows: days prior to the proceeding the individual should contact DA, LYING EAST OF STATE ROAD less than seven (7) days, then FERNANDINA BEACH,FL 32034 that TARPON IV LLC, the hold- on. The certificate number(s) File Number: 2009-238-TD at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 121,ALSO KNOWN AS PART OF the individual should contact Any person claiming an er of the following certificate(s) and year of issuance, the Certificate Number: 836 CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the as soon as possible after re- TRACT 20,CORNWALL SURVEY, the RECORDING DEPARTMENT interest in the surplus from the has filed said certificate(s) for description of the property, Parcel Number: 19-2N-25- individual of a deposition, ceiving that notice.Telephone: ACCORDING TO THE PLAT as soon as possible after re- sale, if any, other than the a tax deed to be issued there- and the name(s) in which it is 0000-0149-0020 court date, subpoena, etc., is 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 THEREOF ON FILE IN THE OFFICE ceiving that notice.Telephone: property owner as of the date on. The certificate number(s) assessed are as follows: Year of Issuance: 2007 less than seven (7) days, then if hearing impaired,1-800-955- OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 of the Lis Pendens must file a and year of issuance, the File Number: 2009-231-TD Description of Property: the individual should contact 8770 (v), via Florida Relay COURT IN AND FOR NASSAU if hearing impaired,1-800-955- claim within sixty (60) days description of the property, Certificate Number: 1408 IN OR 846/853 the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Service. COUNTY, FLORIDA, AS 8770 (v), via Florida Relay after the sale. and the name(s) in which it is Parcel Number: 43-2N-27- Assessed To: as soon as possible after re- 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK O, Service. WITNESS MY HAND and the assessed are as follows: 4652-0007-0000 MARY ELLEN PFEIFER ceiving that notice.Telephone: 8065 PAGE 31. 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 seal of this Court on October File Number: 2009-229-TD Year of Issuance: 2007 All of the above property is 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 —————- has been filed against you and 8069 16, 2009. Certificate Number: 2092 Description of Property: located in Nassau County, in if hearing impaired,1-800-955- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR you are required to serve a —————- John A. Crawford Parcel Number: 00-SB-30- TRACT 7 IN OR 1289/1536 the State of Florida. 8770 (v), via Florida Relay TAX DEED copy of your written defenses NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Clerk of the Circuit Court 022C-0G73-0000 R107939 & R107940 WILSON Unless such certificate(s) Service. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN within 30 days after the first TAX DEED By: /s/ Tracy Poore Year of Issuance: 2007 NECK ROAD UNIT 2 UNR shall be redeemed according 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 that DENTON II LLC,the holder publication, if any, on Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Deputy Clerk Description of Property: Assessed To: to law,the property described 8066 of the following certificate(s) Default Law Group, P.L., that DENTON II LLC,the holder Florida Default Law Group, GARAGE G-73 IN OR THOMAS FORD in such certificate or certifi- —————- has filed said certificate(s) for Plaintiff’s attorney, whose of the following certificate(s) P.L. 987/1392 EXCLUSIVE ESMT All of the above property is cates will be sold to the High- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR a tax deed to be issued there- address is 9119 Corporate has filed said certificate(s) for P.O. Box 25018 CARLTON DUNES CONDO located in Nassau County, in est Bidder at the MAIN EN- TAX DEED on. The certificate number(s) Lake Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, a tax deed to be issued there- Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 Assessed To: the State of Florida. TRANCE OF THE NASSAU NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and year of issuance, the Florida 33634,and file the orig- on. The certificate number(s) F08041472-NMNC-CONV-B- RONALD L GUE, D’ARCY G Unless such certificate(s) COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, that DENTON II LLC,the holder description of the property, inal with this Court either and year of issuance, the cfordham GUE, PHOENIX HEALTH SYS- shall be redeemed according 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, of the following certificate(s) and the name(s) in which it is before service on Plaintiff’s description of the property, Americans with Disabilities TEMS to law,the property described FL,on the 19th day of Novem- has filed said certificate(s) for assessed are as follows: attorney or immediately there- and the name(s) in which it is Act All of the above property is in such certificate or certifi- ber, 2009, between the hours a tax deed to be issued there- File Number: 2009-245-TD after; otherwise a default will assessed are as follows: If you are a person with a located in Nassau County, in cates will be sold to the of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The on. The certificate number(s) Certificate Number: 1836 be entered against you for the File Number: 2009-249-TD disability who needs any the State of Florida. Highest Bidder at the MAIN Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is and year of issuance, the Parcel Number: 41-3N-28- relief demanded in the Certificate Number: 278 accommodation in order to Unless such certificate(s) ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. description of the property, 0000-0002-0000 Complaint or petition. Parcel Number: 13-2N-24- participate in this proceeding, shall be redeemed according COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, JOHN A. CRAWFORD and the name(s) in which it is Year of Issuance: 2007 This notice shall be pub- 0000-0002-0020 you are entitled, at no cost to to law,the property described 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF assessed are as follows: Description of Property: lished once each week for two Year of Issuance: 2007 you,to the provision of certain in such certificate or certifi- FL, on the 17th day of COURT File Number: 2009-241-TD PT OR 837/1838 PARCEL 2 consecutive weeks in the Fern- Description of Property: assistance please contact the cates will be sold to the November,2009,between the BY: RHODA GOODWIN, Certificate Number: 2127 ISLAND andina Beach News Leader. IN OR 91 PG 283 EX 2-20 2-21 circuit court at (904) 321-5709. Highest Bidder at the MAIN hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 DEPUTY CLERK Parcel Number: 00-00-30- Assessed To: WITNESS my hand and the 2-22 2-23 2-24 EX 2-26 2-42 & 2t 10-28, 11-04-2009 ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office Individuals with disabilities 010B-0011-0110 AMELIA ISLAND VENTURES seal of this Court on this 20th 2-44 8076 COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Policy is to hold the sale at needing a reasonable ac- Year of Issuance: 2007 INC day of October, 2009. Assessed To: ————— 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, 11:30 a.m. commodation to participate Description of Property: All of the above property is John A. Crawford INEZ J JOHNSON EST NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FL,on the 17th day of Novem- JOHN A. CRAWFORD in this proceeding should con- BLOCK 11 LOT 11 AMERICAN located in Nassau County, in Clerk of the Court All of the above property is TAX DEED ber, 2009, between the hours NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF tact the RECORDING DEPART- BEACH SUB #2 PB 3/6 the State of Florida. By: /s/ Heather Nazworth located in Nassau County, in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The COURT MENT no later than seven (7) Assessed To: Unless such certificate(s) As Deputy Clerk the State of Florida. that VERONA V LLC, the hold- Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is BY: RHODA GOODWIN, days prior to the proceeding RUBYE E BAUGH ESTATE, HAR- shall be redeemed according Florida Default Law Group, Unless such certificate(s) er of the following certificate(s) to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. DEPUTY CLERK at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- RIETTE C GARDNER to law,the property described P.L. shall be redeemed according has filed said certificate(s) for JOHN A. CRAWFORD Individuals with disabilities CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the All of the above property is in such certificate or certifi- P.O. Box 25018 to law,the property described a tax deed to be issued there- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF needing a reasonable ac- individual of a deposition, located in Nassau County, in cates will be sold to the Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 in such certificate or certifi- on. The certificate number(s) COURT commodation to participate court date, subpoena, etc., is the State of Florida. Highest Bidder at the MAIN NMNC-SPECFNMA-R-khart- cates will be sold to the High- and year of issuance, the BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, in this proceeding should con- less than seven (7) days, then Unless such certificate(s) ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU maier-F09073389 est Bidder at the MAIN EN- description of the property, DEPUTY CLERK tact the RECORDING DEPART- the individual should contact shall be redeemed according COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Americans with Disabilities TRANCE OF THE NASSAU and the name(s) in which it is Individuals with disabilities MENT no later than seven (7) the RECORDING DEPARTMENT to law,the property described 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Act COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, assessed are as follows: needing a reasonable ac- days prior to the proceeding as soon as possible after re- in such certificate or certifi- FL, on the 1st day of Decem- If you are a person with a 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, File Number: 2009-250-TD commodation to participate at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- ceiving that notice.Telephone: cates will be sold to the ber, 2009, between the hours disability who needs any FL, on the 3rd day of Decem- Certificate Number: 1102 in this proceeding should con- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Highest Bidder at the MAIN of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The accommodation in order to ber, 2009, between the hours Parcel Number: 04-2N-27- tact the RECORDING DEPART- individual of a deposition, if hearing impaired,1-800-955- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is participate in this proceeding, of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The 4290-0016-0000 MENT no later than seven (7) court date, subpoena, etc., is 8770 (v), via Florida Relay COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. you are entitled, at no cost to Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Year of Issuance: 2007 days prior to the proceeding less than seven (7) days, then Service. 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, JOHN A. CRAWFORD you,to the provision of certain to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Description of Property: at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- the individual should contact 4t 10-14-21-28, 11-04-2009 FL,on the 24th day of Novem- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF assistance please contact the JOHN A. CRAWFORD LOT 16 EX ESMT OR 120/624 CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 8017 ber, 2009, between the hours COURT circuit court at (904) 321-5709. NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF PT OF OR 188 PG 144 EX FPL individual of a deposition, as soon as possible after re- —————- of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY 2t 10-28, 11-04-2009 COURT R/W 278/610 EX PT OR court date, subpoena, etc., is ceiving that notice.Telephone: IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is CLERK 8075 BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY 398/362 & OR 533/613 less than seven (7) days, then 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Individuals with disabilities ————— CLERK FLOOD ACRES UNIT 1 PB 4/20 the individual should contact if hearing impaired,1-800-955- IN AND FOR NASSAU JOHN A. CRAWFORD needing a reasonable ac- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Individuals with disabilities Assessed To: the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 8770 (v), via Florida Relay COUNTY, FLORIDA NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF commodation to participate 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN needing a reasonable ac- FLORIDA WATERFRONT REAL- as soon as possible after re- Service. CASE NO. 09-CA-931 COURT in this proceeding should con- AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, commodation to participate TY CO ceiving that notice.Telephone: 4t 10-14-21-28, 11-04-2009 DIVISION: A BY: RHODA GOODWIN, tact the RECORDING DEPART- FLORIDA in this proceeding should con- All of the above property is 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 8012 LARRY A. KIRTSEY,SR., DEPUTY CLERK MENT no later than seven (7) CIVIL DIVISION tact the RECORDING DEPART- located in Nassau County, in if hearing impaired,1-800-955- —————- Plaintiff. Individuals with disabilities days prior to the proceeding CASE NO.: 09-000021 MENT no later than seven (7) the State of Florida. 8770 (v), via Florida Relay NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR -vs- needing a reasonable ac- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, days prior to the proceeding Unless such certificate(s) Service. TAX DEED The unknown heirs of LILLIE commodation to participate CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the LLC, at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- shall be redeemed according 4t 10-14-21-28, 11-04-2009 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MAE KIRTSEY,deceased, The in this proceeding should con- individual of a deposition, Plaintiff, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the to law,the property described 8011 that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder unknown heirs of JESSIE MAE tact the RECORDING DEPART- court date, subpoena, etc., is vs. individual of a deposition, in such certificate or certifi- —————- of the following certificate(s) LEE, deceased, The unknown MENT no later than seven (7) less than seven (7) days, then RICHARD A. GRAHAM; CYN- court date, subpoena, etc., is cates will be sold to the High- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR has filed said certificate(s) for heirs of ANDREW KIRTSEY,de- days prior to the proceeding the individual should contact THIA GRAHAM; UNKNOWN less than seven (7) days, then est Bidder at the MAIN TAX DEED a tax deed to be issued there- ceased, The unknown heirs at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT SPOUSE OF RICHARD A. GRA- the individual should contact ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN on. The certificate number(s) of WILLIE KIRTSEY,deceased, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the as soon as possible after re- HAM; UNKNOWN TENANT (S) the RECORDING DEPARTMENT COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, that TARPON IV LLC, the hold- and year of issuance, the The unknown heirs of individual of a deposition, ceiving that notice.Telephone: IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB- as soon as possible after re- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, er of the following certificate(s) description of the property, CHARLES KIRTSEY,deceased, court date, subpoena, etc., is 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 JECT PROPERTY, ceiving that notice.Telephone: FL, on the 3rd day of Decem- has filed said certificate(s) for and the name(s) in which it is MARTHAN DAWSON, less than seven (7) days, then if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Defendants. 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 ber, 2009, between the hours a tax deed to be issued there- assessed are as follows: RUDOLPH FOLMAR, KATHER- the individual should contact 8770 (v), via Florida Relay RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE if hearing impaired,1-800-955- of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The on. The certificate number(s) File Number: 2009-232-TD INE KIRTSEY,VALERIA TERRY, the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Service. SALE 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is and year of issuance, the Certificate Number: 1272 RONALD KIRTSEY and JAMES as soon as possible after re- 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Service. to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. description of the property, Parcel Number: 42-2N-27- KIRTSEY,if alive and if dead ceiving that notice.Telephone: 8067 pursuant to an Order Resetting 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 JOHN A. CRAWFORD and the name(s) in which it is 4350-0007-0000 their respective unknown 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 —————- Foreclosure Sale dated the 19 8070 NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF assessed are as follows: Year of Issuance: 2007 spouses, heirs, devisees, if hearing impaired,1-800-955- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR day of October, 2009, and —————- COURT File Number: 2009-233-TD Description of Property: grantees and creditors and 8770 (v), via Florida Relay TAX DEED entered in Case No.09-000021, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY Certificate Number: 1603 LOT 7 (F/K/A 57-8) IN OR 510 all other parties claiming by, Service. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the Circuit Court of the 4TH TAX DEED CLERK Parcel Number: 31-2N-28- PG 1269 JAMES D CARR SUB through, under or against 4t 10-21-28, 11-04-11-2009 that DENTON II LLC,the holder Judicial Circuit in and for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Individuals with disabilities 1600-0049-0000 UNR any of them; and all un- 8056 of the following certificate(s) Nassau County,Florida,where- that DENTON II LLC,the holder needing a reasonable ac- Year of Issuance: 2007 Assessed To: known natural persons if —————- has filed said certificate(s) for in NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, of the following certificate(s) commodation to participate Description of Property: DONALD R PATTON JR alive, and if dead or not NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR a tax deed to be issued there- LLC is the Plaintiff and has filed said certificate(s) for in this proceeding should con- LOT 49 R498383 & R498384 PT All of the above property is known to be dead or alive, TAX DEED on. The certificate number(s) RICHARD A. GRAHAM; CYN- a tax deed to be issued there- tact the RECORDING DEPART- OR 528/56 OAK HILL EST #1 PB located in Nassau County, in their several and respective NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and year of issuance, the THIA GRAHAM; UNKNOWN on. The certificate number(s) MENT no later than seven (7) 5/90 & 91 the State of Florida. unknown spouses, heirs, devi- that DENTON II LLC,the holder description of the property, SPOUSE OF RICHARD A. GRA- and year of issuance, the days prior to the proceeding Assessed To: Unless such certificate(s) sees, grantees and creditors, of the following certificate(s) and the name(s) in which it is HAM; UNKNOWN TENANT (S); description of the property, at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- JOHN J CARTER, PAULA M shall be redeemed according or other parties claiming by, has filed said certificate(s) for assessed are as follows: JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS and the name(s) in which it is CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the CARTER to law,the property described through or under those un- a tax deed to be issued there- File Number: 2009-247-TD UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POS- assessed are as follows: individual of a deposition, All of the above property is in such certificate or certifi- known natural persons; and on. The certificate number(s) Certificate Number: 801 SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROP- File Number: 2009-252-TD court date, subpoena, etc., is located in Nassau County, in cates will be sold to the the several and respective and year of issuance, the Parcel Number: 19-2N-25- ERTY are defendants. I will sell Certificate Number: 355 less than seven (7) days, then the State of Florida. Highest Bidder at the MAIN unknown assigns, successors description of the property, 0000-0027-0000 to the highest and best bid- Parcel Number: 08-3N-24- the individual should contact Unless such certificate(s) ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU in interest, trustees or any and the name(s) in which it is Year of Issuance: 2007 der for cash at the AT 11:30 2380-0010-0041 the RECORDING DEPARTMENT shall be redeemed according COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, other person claiming by, assessed are as follows: Description of Property: A.M. at the MAIN ENTRANCE Year of Issuance: 2007 as soon as possible after re- to law,the property described 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, through or under or against File Number: 2009-242-TD PT OR 1425/984 OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- Description of Property: ceiving that notice.Telephone: in such certificate or certifi- FL,on the 17th day of Novem- any corporation or other Certificate Number: 2543 Assessed To: CIAL ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS BLOCK 10 LOT E 110 FT OF 4 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 cates will be sold to the ber, 2009, between the hours legal entity named as a Parcel Number: 00-00-31- JOHN K JOHNSON, TAMMY R WAY, YULEE FL 32097 at the IN OR 627/335 TOWN OF if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Highest Bidder at the MAIN of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The defendant; and all claim- 1800-0231-02C2 JOHNSON Nassau County Courthouse,in HILLIARD 8770 (v), via Florida Relay ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is ants, persons or parties, natu- Year of Issuance: 2007 All of the above property is Yulee,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on Assessed To: Service. COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. ral or corporate, or whose Description of Property: located in Nassau County, in the 24 day of November,2009, SANDRA PASTERS 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, JOHN A. CRAWFORD exact legal status is un- BLOCK 231 LOT W1/2 OF C the State of Florida. the following described prop- All of the above property is 8071 CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2009 / NEWS-LEADER 7B LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR County, Florida. A distance of entered in Case No.08-00444, OF SAID SECTION 437.24 FEET located in Nassau County, in Highest Bidder at the MAIN Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is of the owner on or before 4:00 NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA 1,589.74 feet to the Westerly of the Circuit Court of the 4TH TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; the State of Florida. ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. pm on 27 August 2009. Utilize PROBATE DIVISION right-of-way line or Caties Way, Judicial Circuit in and for THENCE CONTINUE WEST Unless such certificate(s) COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, JOHN A. CRAWFORD AIA Form A305. File No. 09-CP-4 (a 60’right of way now estab- Nassau County,Florida,where- ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF shall be redeemed according 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF C. A Mandatory Pre-Bid Division lished) and the point or begin- in AURORA LOAN SERVICES, SAID SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE to law,the property described FL, on the 8th day of Decem- COURT Conference will be held on IN RE: ESTATE OF ning; thence South 14 degrees LLC is the Plaintiff and ISMAEL 1/4) OF THE SOUTHEAST QUAR- in such certificate or certifi- ber, 2009, between the hours BY: RHODA GOODWIN, the school site at 2:00 P.M. on James N. Bailey, 05 minutes 00 seconds West RUIZ; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TER (SE 1/4) OF SAID SECTION cates will be sold to the of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The DEPUTY CLERK Tuesday, 19 November 2009. Deceased. along said Westerly right-of- ISMAEL RUIZ; JOHN DOE; JANE 404 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE Highest Bidder at the MAIN Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Individuals with disabilities All Prequalified General NOTICE TO CREDITORS way line of Caties Way, A dis- DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) SOUTH AND PARALLEL IN THE ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. needing a reasonable ac- Contractors must attend this The administration of the tance or 199.00 feet; thence IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, JOHN A. CRAWFORD commodation to participate Pre-Bid Conference in order estate of James N. Bailey, Westerly and Parallel to the PROPERTY are defendants. I 223.8 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF in this proceeding should con- to have their Bid considered. deceased, whose date of Southerly line of said Plat Book will sell to the highest and best OF A GRADED ROAD HERETO- FL, on the 8th day of Decem- COURT tact the RECORDING DEPART- D. Project Description: This death was September 4,2008 6,page 101,North 86 degrees bidder for cash at the AT 11:30 FORE DEEDED TO NASSAU ber, 2009, between the hours BY: RHODA GOODWIN, MENT no later than seven (7) project includes expanding and whose social security 35 minutes 00 seconds West a A.M. at the MAIN ENTRANCE COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The DEPUTY CLERK days prior to the proceeding the existing Kitchen into Dining, number is 260-32-0863,is pend- distance of 222.75 feet,thence OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Individuals with disabilities at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- Multi-Purpose areas and new ing in the Circuit Court for Northerly and Parallel to the CIAL ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS OF SAID GRATED ROAD 404 to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. needing a reasonable ac- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the Dining, Multi-Purpose, Stage Nassau County, Florida, Westerly right-of-way line of WAY, YULEE FL 32097 at the FEET TO A POINT; THENCE JOHN A. CRAWFORD commodation to participate individual of a deposition, addition at Building No. 01, a Probate Division, the address said Caties Way, North 14 Nassau County Courthouse,in NORTH AND PARALLEL TO THE NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF in this proceeding should con- court date, subpoena, etc., is new Art, Music and ESE of which is 76347 Veterans degrees 05 minutes 00 sec- Yulee,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION COURT tact the RECORDING DEPART- less than seven (7) days, then Building No. 11; both totaling Way, Ste. 400, Yulee, FL 32097- onds East,a distance of 199.00 the 24 day of November,2009, 207.5 FEET TO THE POINT OF BY: RHODA GOODWIN, MENT no later than seven (7) the individual should contact approximately 30,000 square 5404.The names and address- feet to a point in the Southerly the following described prop- BEGINNING. DEPUTY CLERK days prior to the proceeding the RECORDING DEPARTMENT feet with related site improve- es of the personal represen- line of Plat Book 6,page 101,a erty as set forth in said Final Any person claiming an Individuals with disabilities at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- as soon as possible after re- ments and covered walkways. tative and the personal distance of 222.75 feet to the Judgment, to wit: interest in the surplus from the needing a reasonable ac- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the ceiving that notice.Telephone: Existing Building No. 05 will representative’s attorney are Westerly right-of-way line of LOT 99 OF HERON ISLES sale, if any, other than the commodation to participate individual of a deposition, 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 have existing ceilings, wall fin- set forth below. said Caties Way and the point PHASE ONE REPLAT,ACCORD- property owner as of the date in this proceeding should con- court date, subpoena, etc., is if hearing impaired,1-800-955- ishes, related electrical and All creditors of the dece- of beginning. ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS of the lis pendens, must file a tact the RECORDING DEPART- less than seven (7) days, then 8770 (v), via Florida Relay HVAC ductwork replaced. dent and other persons having Together with that certain RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, claim within 60 days after the MENT no later than seven (7) the individual should contact Service. (approximately 8,500 square claims or demands against mobile home bearing identifi- PAGES 152 THROUGH 155, sale. days prior to the proceeding the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 feet). decedent’s estate on whom a cation number: INCLUSIVE, OF THE CURRENT Dated this 27 day of at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- as soon as possible after re- 8092 E. Bid Documents for a copy of this notice is required GAFL135AB18704-HH21. RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- October, 2009. CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the ceiving that notice.Telephone: —————- Stipulated Sum contract may to be served must file their has been filed against you, TY,FLORIDA. JOHN A. CRAWFORD individual of a deposition, 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR be obtained from the office claims with this court WITHIN and you are required to serve ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Clerk of the Circuit Court court date, subpoena, etc., is if hearing impaired,1-800-955- TAX DEED of the Design Professional THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER a copy of your written defens- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM By: /s/ Tracy Poore less than seven (7) days, then 8770 (v), via Florida Relay NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN upon receipt of a refundable THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- es, if any, to this action, on THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN Deputy Clerk the individual should contact Service. that VERONA V LLC, the hold- deposit, by cash or check, in CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 Gladstone Law Group, P.A., THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 er of the following certificate(s) the amount of $100 for one DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- attorneys for plaintiff, whose THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS J. STERN, P.A., ATTORNEY FOR as soon as possible after re- 8089 has filed said certificate(s) for set. General Contractor VICE OF A COPY OF THIS address is 101 Plaza Real MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 PLAINTIFF ceiving that notice.Telephone: —————- a tax deed to be issued there- Bidders may obtain two sets. NOTICE ON THEM. South,Suite 217,Boca Raton,FL DAYS AFTER THE SALE. 900 South Pine Island Road 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR on. The certificate number(s) F. Documents may be All other creditors of the 33432,and file the original with In accordance with the Suite 400 if hearing impaired,1-800-955- TAX DEED and year of issuance, the obtained only by general con- decedent and other persons the Clerk of the Court, within Americans with Disabilities Act Plantation, FL 33324-3920 8770 (v), via Florida Relay NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN description of the property, tract and Mechanical, having claims or demands 30 days after the first publica- of 1990 (ADA), disabled per- (954) 233-8000 Service. that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- and the name(s) in which it is Electrical and Plumbing sub- against decedent’s estate tion of this notice,either before sons who, because of their 07-95899 (FM) GMAP 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 er of the following certificate(s) assessed are as follows: contract Bidders. Others may must file their claims with this 11/4/09 or immediately there- disabilities, need special IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 8086 has filed said certificate(s) for File Number: 2009-261-TD view the Bid Documents at the court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER after,otherwise a default may accommodation to partici- AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES —————- a tax deed to be issued there- Certificate Number: 195 office of the Owner,Architect THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- be entered against you for the pate in this proceeding should ACT, persons with disabilities NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR on. The certificate number(s) Parcel Number: 33-1S-23- or the following Plan Rooms: CATION OF THIS NOTICE. relief demanded in the contact the ADA Coordinator needing a special accom- TAX DEED and year of issuance, the 0000-0003-0000 1. F.W. Dodge McGraw Hill ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Complaint. at 416 CENTER STREET, FER- modation should contact NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN description of the property, Year of Issuance: 2007 Plan Room, 542 Edgewood WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET This notice shall be pub- NANDINA BEACH, FL 32034 or COURT ADMINISTRATION, at that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder and the name(s) in which it is Description of Property: Ave South, Jacksonville, FL FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF lished once a week for two Telephone Voice/TDD (904) the NASSAU County Court- of the following certificate(s) assessed are as follows: PT OF SEC 32 & 33 PT OR 32205. THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE consecutive weeks in the 321-5700 not later than five house at NONE,1-800-955-8771 has filed said certificate(s) for File Number: 2009-257-TD 710/1127 & OR 1432/755 2. Construction Bulletin, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. News-Leader. business days prior to such (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770, via a tax deed to be issued there- Certificate Number: 1841 ESMT OR 571/119 R497546 & 7033-1 Commonwealth Ave- NOTWITHSTANDING THE DATED: 10/22/09 proceeding. Florida Relay Service. on. The certificate number(s) Parcel Number: 41-3N-28- R497545 & R567580 ESMT OR nue, Jacksonville, FL 32220. TIME PERIODS SET FORTH John A. Crawford Dated this 21 day of 2t 11-04-11-2009 and year of issuance, the 1250-0004-0000 682/291 EX RW CASE #99- 3.Reed Construction Data, ABOVE,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO Clerk of the Circuit Court October, 2009. 8099 description of the property, Year of Issuance: 2007 1012-CA Inc., 30 Technology Parkway, (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE By: /s/ Heather Nazworth John A. Crawford —————- and the name(s) in which it is Description of Property: Assessed To: Suite 500, Norcross, GA 30092. DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH Deputy Clerk of the Court Clerk Of The Circuit Court NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING assessed are as follows: LOT 4 IN OR 1286/196 LIGHT- JACK A ETHRIDGE EST G. Bidders will be required IS BARRED. If you are a person with a By: /s/ Tracy Poore CITY COMMISSION File Number: 2009-254-TD HOUSE POINTE PB 6/157 All of the above property is to provide Bid security in the The date of first publication disability who needs any Deputy Clerk CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH Certificate Number: 1238 Assessed To: located in Nassau County, in form of a Bid Bond of a sum no of this Notice is October 28, accommodation in order to Law Office of Marshall C. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Parcel Number: 42-2N-27- AMELIA ISLAND VENTURES the State of Florida. less than 5 percent of the Bid 2009. participate in this proceeding, Watson that a Public Hearing is sched- 0000-0018-0000 INC Unless such certificate(s) Amount. Attorney for Personal you are entitled, at no cost to 1800 NW 49th Street, Suite uled for TUESDAY, November Year of Issuance: 2007 All of the above property is shall be redeemed according H. Refer to other bidding Representative: you,to the provision of certain 120 17, 2009 at 6:00 PM in the City Description of Property: located in Nassau County, in to law,the property described requirements described in Richard L. Coleman assistance.Please contact the Fort Lauderdale, Florida Commission Chambers, 204 IN OR 295/635 & OR the State of Florida. in such certificate or certifi- Document 00 21 13 – Instruc- Florida Bar No. 0781568 ADA Coordinator, Ms. Jan 33309 Ash Street Fernandina Beach, 1380/468 Unless such certificate(s) cates will be sold to the tions to Bidders and Docu- 910 N. Patterson St. Rhodes at 444 E. Duval Street, Telephone: (954) 453-0365 Florida to consider the follow- Assessed To: shall be redeemed according Highest Bidder at the MAIN ment 00 31 00 – Available Valdosta, GA 31601 Jacksonville, FL 32202; tele- Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 ing application: FRANK COLLINS, THELMIRA to law,the property described ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Project Information. Telephone: (229) 242-7562 phone number 904-357-8081 Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 ORDINANCE 2009-23 COLLINS, GLENISE COLLINS in such certificate or certifi- COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, I. Submit your offer on the Personal Representative: two (2) working days of your 08-21445 AN ORDINANCE OF THE A/K/A GLENISE NORTON EST cates will be sold to the 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Bid Form provided. Bidders Lizabeth Bailey Wilson receipt of this notice; if you 2t 10-28, 11-04-2009 CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH, All of the above property is Highest Bidder at the MAIN FL,on the 10th day of Decem- may supplement this form as 12085 Wexford Club Dr. are hearing impaired,call the 8079 FLORIDA, ESTABLISHING THE located in Nassau County, in ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU ber, 2009, between the hours appropriate. Roswell, GA 30075 Florida Relay Services at 1-800- —————- CLASSIFICATION PLAN FOR the State of Florida. COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The J.Your offer will be required 2t 10-28, 11-04-2009 955-8771 (TTY); if you are voice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FISCAL YEAR 2009-2010, PUR- Unless such certificate(s) 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is to be submitted under a con- 8073 impaired,call the Florida Relay BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SUANT TO SECTION 120 OF THE shall be redeemed according FL,on the 10th day of Decem- to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. dition of irrevocability for a ————— Services at 1-800-955-8770. CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH CITY CHARTER AND SECTION to law,the property described ber, 2009, between the hours JOHN A. CRAWFORD period of 60 days after sub- IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 4th 2t 10-28, 11-04-2009 A Quasi-Judicial, Public 62-247 OF THE CODE OF ORDI- in such certificate or certifi- of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF mission. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF 8074 Hearing will be held by the NANCES OF THE CITY; PRO- cates will be sold to the Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is COURT K. The Owner reserves the FLORIDA, IN AND FOR ————— Board of Adjustment on VIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND Highest Bidder at the MAIN to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. BY: RHODA GOODWIN, right to accept or reject any or NASSAU COUNTY INVITATION TO NEGOTIATE Wednesday, November 18, PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU JOHN A. CRAWFORD DEPUTY CLERK all offers. Case #: 2008-CA-000544 The First Coast Workforce 2009 at 5:30 PM in the City DATE. COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF Individuals with disabilities 1.05 SIGNATURE Division #: A Development, Inc., (DBA Commission Chambers, 204 Interested parties may ap- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, COURT needing a reasonable ac- A. For: Nassau County UNC: WorkSource), will release an Ash Street,Fernandina Beach, pear at said hearing and be FL, on the 8th day of Decem- BY: RHODA GOODWIN, commodation to participate School Board PHH Mortgage Corporation, Invitation-to-Negotiate on Florida to consider the follow- heard as to the advisability of ber, 2009, between the hours DEPUTY CLERK in this proceeding should con- B. By: Kevin Burnette, Plaintiff, Monday,November 2,2009 for ing Variance applications: any action, which may be of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Individuals with disabilities tact the RECORDING DEPART- Director of Facilities -vs.- IT Infrastructure Management VARIANCE considered. Any persons with Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is needing a reasonable ac- MENT no later than seven (7) END OF BID SOLICITATION Daniel Jacob Salter; State of and Consulting Services to be MIKE PREUSSER, PARCEL disabilities requiring accom- to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. commodation to participate days prior to the proceeding 3t 11-04-11-18-2009 Florida, Department of performed December 7, 2009 NUMBER 20-3N-29-0000-0014- modations in order to partici- JOHN A. CRAWFORD in this proceeding should con- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- 8095 Revenue; Unknown Parties in through June 30, 2010 with an 0190 LOCATED AT 2288 FIRST pate in this program or activi- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF tact the RECORDING DEPART- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the ————— Possession #1; If living, and all option for renewal for 4 addi- AVENUE (BOA 2009-31), VARI- ty should contact 277-7305, COURT MENT no later than seven (7) individual of a deposition, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Unknown Parties claiming by, tional years. ANCE REQUESTED FROM SEC- TTY 277-7399, (TTY number for BY: RHODA GOODWIN, days prior to the proceeding court date, subpoena, etc., is 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN through, under and against A copy of the request will TION 4.02.03 (E) REGARDING all City offices) or through the DEPUTY CLERK at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- less than seven (7) days, then AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, the above named be available beginning Mon- THE SIDE YARD SETBACK AND Florida Relay Service at 1-800- Individuals with disabilities CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the the individual should contact FLORIDA Defendant(s) who are not day, November 2, 2009 at SECTION 4.02.01 (J) REGARD- 955-8771 at least 24 hours in needing a reasonable ac- individual of a deposition, the RECORDING DEPARTMENT GENERAL JURISDICTION known to be dead or alive, http://www.worksourcefl.com/ ING THE MINIMUM LOT WIDTH advance to request such commodation to participate court date, subpoena, etc., is as soon as possible after re- DIVISION whether said Unknown business/ITServices.pdf or at TO ALLOW THE DUPLEX TO BE accommodation. in this proceeding should con- less than seven (7) days, then ceiving that notice.Telephone: CASE NO: 45 2008 CA 000832 Parties may claim an interest 1845 Town Center Blvd., Suite TREATED AS TWO SEPARATE IF ANY PERSON DECIDES TO tact the RECORDING DEPART- the individual should contact 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 CITIMORTGAGE, INC., as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, 250, Fleming Island, FL 32003. UNITS. (Quasi-Judicial) APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE MENT no later than seven (7) the RECORDING DEPARTMENT if hearing impaired,1-800-955- PLAINTIFF, Grantees, or Other Claimants For additional information con- Copies of the applications BY THE BOARD/COMMISSION days prior to the proceeding as soon as possible after re- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay VS. Defendant(s). tact: D.Nevison 904/213-3800, may be inspected in the office WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- ceiving that notice.Telephone: Service. MIKE M. BLOUNT III; JANA NOTICE OF SALE x-2010. DEADLINE TO SUBMIT of the Planning Department, CONSIDERED AT SUCH HEAR- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 BLOUNT; ANY AND ALL UN- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 2:00 PM (EST) November 20, City Hall, 204 Ash Street, ING, S/HE WILL NEED TO individual of a deposition, if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 8093 KNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING pursuant to an Order of Final 2009. between the hours of 7:30 AM ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM court date, subpoena, etc., is 8770 (v), via Florida Relay —————- BY,THROUGH, UNDER, AND Judgment of Foreclosure 1t 11-04-2009 – 5:00 PM, Monday through RECORD OF THE PROCEED- less than seven (7) days, then Service. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED dated October 26, 2009, 8083 Friday. For information on the INGS IS MADE,WHICH RECORD the individual should contact 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) entered in Civil Case No.2008- —————- application, please contact INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 8090 FLORIDA WHO ARE NOT KNOWN T BE CA-000544 of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE the Staff of the Planning EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE as soon as possible after re- —————- PROBATE DIVISION DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER of the 4th Judicial Circuit in BILL’S TOWING gives Notice Department at 277-7325. APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. ceiving that notice.Telephone: NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FILE NO. 45-2009-CP-174 SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY and for Nassau County,Florida, of Foreclosure of Lien and Interested parties may Copies of the applications 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 TAX DEED DIVISION: A CLAIM AN INTEREST AS wherein PHH Mortgage Cor- intent to sell these vehicles on appear at said hearing and may be inspected in the office if hearing impaired,1-800-955- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN RE: ESTATE OF SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, poration, Plaintiff and Daniel 11/18/2009, 8:30 am at 425 S be heard as to the advisabili- of the City Clerk, City Hall, 204 8770 (v), via Florida Relay that DENTON II LLC,the holder RICHARD L. HIGGINBOTHAM, GRANTEES OR OTHER CLAIM- Jacob Salter are defendant(s), 8TH ST FERNANDINA, FL 32034- ty of any action, which may Ash Street,between the hours Service. of the following certificate(s) Deceased. ANTS; FOREST RIDGE VILLAGE I will sell to the highest and 3609, pursuant to subsection be considered. Any persons of 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM,Monday 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 has filed said certificate(s) for NOTICE TO CREDITORS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA- best bidder for cash, AT THE 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. with disabilities requiring through Friday.For information 8087 a tax deed to be issued there- The administration of the TION, INC.; JOHN DOE AND MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE NAS- BILL’S TOWING reserves the accommodations in order to on the application, please —————- on. The certificate number(s) estate of RICHARD L. HIGGIN- JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN SAU COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX right to accept or reject any participate in this program or contact the Staff of the City NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR and year of issuance, the BOTHAM, whose date of TENANTS IN POSSESSION LOCATED AT 76347 VETERANS and/or all bids. activity should contact 277- Clerk’s Office at 277-7305. TAX DEED description of the property, death was July 6,2009,is pend- DEFENDANT(S) WAY, YULEE,FLORIDA,32097 AT 1HFRC2809JA100114 1988 7305,TTY 277-7399,(TTY number 1t 11-04-2009 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and the name(s) in which it is ing in the Circuit Court for NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 11:30 A.M. on December 3, HONDA for all City offices) or through 8080 that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder assessed are as follows: Nassau County, Florida, SALE 2009 the following described JH2SC50073M102218 2003 the Florida Relay Service at 1- —————- of the following certificate(s) File Number: 2009-258-TD Probate Division, the address NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN property as set forth in said HONDA 800-955-8771 at least 24 hours CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH has filed said certificate(s) for Certificate Number: 64 of which is 76347 Veterans pursuant to a Summary Final Final Judgment, to-wit: 1t 11-04-2009 in advance to request such HISTORIC DISTRICT COUNCIL a tax deed to be issued there- Parcel Number: 34-2N-23- Way, Yulee, FL 32097. The Judgment of Foreclosure LOTS 1, 2, 3 AND 4, BLOCK 8085 accommodation. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING on. The certificate number(s) 0000-0001-0110 names and addresses of the dated 10/27, 2009 entered in 149, TOWN OF HILLIARD, ————— If any person decides to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and year of issuance, the Year of Issuance: 2007 personal representative and Civil Case No. 45 2008 CA ACCORDING TO THE PLAT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE appeal any decision made by that the Historic District Council description of the property, Description of Property: the personal representative’s 000832 of the Circuit Court of THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN the Board with respect to any of the City of Fernandina and the name(s) in which it is PT OF NE1/4 IN OR 1376/151 attorney are set forth below. the 4TH Judicial Circuit in and PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 23, OF THE AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, matter considered at such Beach, Florida, will hold a assessed are as follows: 2001 BELCRES-DW All creditors of the dece- for NASSAU County, Florida, I PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU FLORIDA hearing, s/he will need to Quasi-Judicial public hearing File Number: 2009-255-TD Assessed To: dent and other persons having will sell to the highest and best COUNTY,FLORIDA. Case No. 09-DR-1089 ensure that a verbatim record on Thursday, November 19, Certificate Number: 1035 WALTER L EASON claims or demands against bidder for cash at NASSAU ANY PERSON CLAIMING Division: B of the proceedings is made, 2009 at 5:00 PM in the City Parcel Number: 48-4N-25- All of the above property is decedent’s estate on whom a JUDICIAL ANNEX at the NAS- AN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS Becky E. Pipkin, which record includes the tes- Commission Chambers, 204 0000-0001-0200 located in Nassau County, in copy of this notice has been SAU County Courthouse locat- FROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER Petitioner, timony and evidence upon Ash Street,Fernandina Beach, Year of Issuance: 2007 the State of Florida. served must file their claims ed at 76347 VETERANS WAY in THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER and which the appeal is to be Florida to review the following Description of Property: Unless such certificate(s) with this Court WITHIN THE YULEE,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- Randall M. Pipkin, based. Certificate of Appropriateness IN OR 564 PG 11 EX 1-23 shall be redeemed according LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE the 3rd day December, 2009, DENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH- Respondent. 1t 11-04-2009 for new construction or dem- Assessed To: to law,the property described DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- the following described prop- IN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DIS- 8081 olition: LAURI L GREENE, EDWARD J in such certificate or certifi- TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 erty as set forth in said IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH SOLUTION —————- CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRI- GREENE JR cates will be sold to the DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SER- Summary Final Judgment, to- A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY TO: Randall M. Pipkin IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ATENESS All of the above property is Highest Bidder at the MAIN VICE OF A COPY OF THIS wit: ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER 95176 Gerald Cr., Fernandina 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN NEW BUSINESS located in Nassau County, in ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU NOTICE ON THEM. ALL OF THAT CERTAIN PIECE, TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- Beach, FL 32034 AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, SCOTT & PATRICIA ADAMS, the State of Florida. COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, All other creditors of the PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND, CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an FLORIDA 801 SOMERUELOS STREET (HDC Unless such certificate(s) 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, decedent and persons hav- SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN AT NO COST TO YOU, TO THE action has been filed against GENERAL JURISDICTION 2009-35), CONSTRUCTION OF shall be redeemed according FL,on the 10th day of Decem- ing claims or demands against THE CITY OF FERNANDINA PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- you and that you are required DIVISION A NEW SINGLE FAMILY HOME to law,the property described ber, 2009, between the hours the decedent’s estate must BEACH, COUNTY OF NASSAU TANCE.PLEASE CONTACT NAS- to serve a copy of your written CASE NO: 2007-CA-000336 TO INCLUDE A DETACHED in such certificate or certifi- of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The file their claims with this court AND STATE OF FLORIDA, AND SAU COUNTY COURTHOUSE, defenses, if any,to it on Becky GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC, GARAGE/ACCESSORY BUILD- cates will be sold to the Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER BEING FURTHER DESCRIBED AS 416 Centre Street,Fernandina E. Pipkin, whose address is SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ING. (Quasi-Judicial) Highest Bidder at the MAIN to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- FOLLOWS THAT CERTAIN CON- Beach, FL 32034 WITHIN 2 96319 Oyster Bay Dr., Fernan- GMAC MORTGAGE CORPO- A copy of the application ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU JOHN A. CRAWFORD CATION OF THIS NOTICE. DOMINIUM PARCEL,LOCATED WORKING DAYS OF YOUR dina Beach, FL 32034, on or RATION may be inspected in the office COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF ALL CLAIMS AND DE- IN NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA, RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE OF before 12/4/09, and file the PLAINTIFF, of the Planning Department, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, COURT MANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE COMPOSED OF CONDOMINI- SALE: IF YOU ARE HEARING IM- original with the Clerk of this VS. City Hall, 204 Ash Street, FL, on the 8th day of Decem- BY: RHODA GOODWIN, FOREVER BARRED. UM BUILDING “E,” UNIT NUM- PAIRED CALL: 1-800-955-8771; IF Court at 76347 Veterans Way, TANGIE J. AVERY A/K/A TAN- between the hours of 7:30 AM ber, 2009, between the hours DEPUTY CLERK NOTWITHSTANDING THE BER 3, AND AN UNDIVIDED YOU ARE VOICE IMPAIRED Yulee,FL 32097,before service GIE J. SAMPLES; UNKNOWN – 5:00PM, Monday through of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Individuals with disabilities TIME PERIOD SET FORTH SHARE IN THOSE COMMON CALL: 1-800-955-8770. on Petitioner or immediately SPOUSE OF TANGIE J. AVERY Friday. For information on the Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is needing a reasonable ac- ABOVE,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO ELEMENTS APPURTENANT DATED at Fernandina thereafter. If you fail to do so, A/K/A TANGIE J. SAMPLES, IF application, please contact to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. commodation to participate (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE THERETO, AS SPECIFIED, DE- Beach, Florida, this 26 day of a default may be entered ANY; ANY AND ALL UN- the Planning Department at JOHN A. CRAWFORD in this proceeding should con- DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH SCRIBED IN AND SUBJECT TO October, 2009. against you for the relief KNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING 277-7325. NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF tact the RECORDING DEPART- IS BARRED. THE COVENANTS, CONDI- JOHN A. CRAWFORD demanded in the petition. BY,THROUGH, UNDER, AND INTERESTED PARTIES MAY COURT MENT no later than seven (7) The date of the first publi- TIONS, RESTRICTIONS, TERMS CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Copies of all court docu- AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED APPEAR AT SAID HEARING AND BY: RHODA GOODWIN, days prior to the proceeding cation of this Notice is AND OTHER PROVISIONS OF COURT ments in this case, including INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) BE HEARD AS TO THE ADVIS- DEPUTY CLERK at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- November 4, 2009. THAT DECLARATION OF CON- Nassau County,Florida orders, are available at the WHO ARE NOT KNOWN T BE ABILITY OF ANY ACTION, Individuals with disabilities CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the Attorney for Personal DOMINIUM FOR “FOREST By: /s/ Tracy Poore Clerk of the Circuit Court’s DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER WHICH MAY BE CONSIDERED. needing a reasonable ac- individual of a deposition, Representative: RIDGE VILLAGE CONDOMINI- DEPUTY CLERK office. You may review these SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY ANY PERSONS WITH DISABILI- commodation to participate court date, subpoena, etc., is Wesley R. Poole of UM,” MADE BY SPONSOR, ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: documents upon request. CLAIM AN INTEREST AS TIES REQUIRING ACCOMMO- in this proceeding should con- less than seven (7) days, then POOLE & POOLE, P.A. CHELL AMERICAN, A FLORIDA SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, LLP You must keep the Clerk of SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, DATIONS IN ORDER TO PAR- tact the RECORDING DEPART- the individual should contact Florida Bar No. 175441 GENERAL PARTNERSHIP, PUR- 10004 North Dale Mabry the Circuit Court’s office noti- GRANTEES OR OTHER TICIPATE IN THIS PROGRAM OR MENT no later than seven (7) the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 303 Centre Street, Suite 200 SUANT TO CHAPTER 718,OF THE Hwy,Suite 112 fied of your current address. CLAIMANTS; CITIMORTGAGE, ACTIVITY SHOULD CONTACT days prior to the proceeding as soon as possible after re- Post Office Box 1280 FLORIDA STATUTES, WHICH IS Tampa, Florida 33618 (You may file Notice of Current INC. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER 277-7305, TTY 277-7399, (TTY at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- ceiving that notice.Telephone: Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC 08-106593 Address, Florida Supreme TO CITIFINANCIAL MORT- NUMBER FOR ALL CITY CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Telephone: (904) 261-0742 RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- 2t 11-04-11-2009 Court Approved Family Law GAGE COMPANY,INC.; JOHN OFFICES) OR THROUGH THE individual of a deposition, if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Personal Representative: TY, FLORIDA, IN OFFICIAL 8098 Form 12.915.) Future papers in DOE AND JANE DOE AS FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE AT 1- court date, subpoena, etc., is 8770 (v), via Florida Relay LISA H. PEEPLES RECORDS BOOK 380, PAGE —————- this lawsuit will be mailed to UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POS- 800-955-8771 AT LEAST 24 less than seven (7) days, then Service. 20 Windridge Court 237-305 AS AMENDED IN OFFI- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the address on record at the SESSION HOURS IN ADVANCE TO the individual should contact 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 Carrollton, GA 30116 CIAL RECORDS BOOK 384, FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN clerk’s office. DEFENDANT(S) REQUEST SUCH ACCOMMO- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 8091 2t 11-04-11-2009 PAGES 751-754, AS FURTHER AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, WARNING: Rule 12.285, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE DATION. as soon as possible after re- —————- 8096 AMENDED IN OFFICIAL FLORIDA. Florida Family Law Rules of SALE IF ANY PERSON DECIDES TO ceiving that notice.Telephone: NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ————— RECORDS BOOK 390, PAGES CASE No. 45-2009-CA- Procedure, requires certain NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 TAX DEED SECTION 00 11 13 112-115, SAID DECLARATION 000899 automatic disclosure of doc- pursuant to a Summary Final BY THE BOARD/COMMISSION if hearing impaired,1-800-955- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS OF CONDOMINIUM BEING RESIDENTIAL FUNDING REAL uments and information. Judgment of Foreclosure WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER 8770 (v), via Florida Relay that DENTON II LLC,the holder FROM: MADE A PART HEREOF BY SPE- ESTATE HOLDINGS, LLC, Failure to comply can result in dated 10/27, 2009 entered in CONSIDERED AT SUCH HEAR- Service. of the following certificate(s) 1.01 The Owner (hereinafter CIFIC REFERENCE. PLAINTIFF, sanctions, including dismissal Civil Case No.2007-CA-000336 ING, S/HE WILL NEED TO 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 has filed said certificate(s) for referred to as Nassau County Any person claiming an VS. or striking of pleadings. of the Circuit Court of the 4TH ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM 8088 a tax deed to be issued there- School Board): interest in the surplus from the DENNY J. BANTA, ET AL. Dated: 10/23/09 Judicial Circuit in and for NAS- RECORD OF THE PROCEED- —————- on. The certificate number(s) A. The School Board of sale, if any, other than the DEFENDANT(S). John A. Crawford SAU County,YULEE,Florida,I will INGS IS MADE,WHICH RECORD NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR and year of issuance, the Nassau County property owner as of the date NOTICE OF ACTION CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT sell to the highest and best INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND TAX DEED description of the property, B. 1201 Atlantic Avenue of the lis pendens, must file a To: Denny J. Banta COURT bidder for cash at NASSAU EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and the name(s) in which it is C. Fernandina Beach, FL claim within 60 days after the RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN By: /s/ Arielle Wilson JUDICIAL ANNEX at the NAS- APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder assessed are as follows: 32034 sale. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 3741 Deputy Clerk SAU County Courthouse 1t 11-04-2009 of the following certificate(s) File Number: 2009-260-TD 1.02 And the Architect (here- Dated this 28 day of Caties Way,Callahan,FL 32011 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 located at 76347 VETERANS 8082 has filed said certificate(s) for Certificate Number: 300 inafter referred to as October, 2009. AND TO: All persons claiming 8097 WAY in YULEE, Florida, at 11:30 —————- a tax deed to be issued there- Parcel Number: 24-2N-24- Architect): JOHN A. CRAWFORD an interest by,through, under, —————- a.m. on the 5th day January, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR on. The certificate number(s) 0000-0001-0000 A.VRL Architects, Inc. Clerk of the Circuit Court or against the aforesaid defen- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 2010, the following described TAX DEED and year of issuance, the Year of Issuance: 2007 B. 6501 Arlington By: /s/ Tracy Poore dant(s). 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN property as set forth in said NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN description of the property, Description of Property: Expressway,Suite A101 Deputy Clerk YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Summary Final Judgment, to- that DENTON II LLC,the holder and the name(s) in which it is PT OR 1425/984 R/W AGMT IN C. Jacksonville, FL 32211 THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID that an action to foreclose a FLORIDA wit: of the following certificate(s) assessed are as follows: OR 633/522 1.03 DATE: 4 November 2009 J. STERN, P.A., ATTORNEY FOR mortgage on the following CIVIL DIVISION A PART OF THE SOUTHEAST has filed said certificate(s) for File Number: 2009-256-TD Assessed To: 1.04 TO: POTENTIAL BIDDERS PLAINTIFF described property located in CASE NO.: 08-00444 QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF THE a tax deed to be issued there- Certificate Number: 1202 JOHN K JOHNSON, TAMMY R A. Prequalified firms are 900 South Pine Island Road Nassau County,Florida: AURORA LOAN SERVICES, SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE 1/4) on. The certificate number(s) Parcel Number: 38-2N-27- JOHNSON invited to submit an offer Suite 400 All that certain lot, piece LLC, OF SECTION SIX (6),TOWNSHIP and year of issuance, the 0000-0012-0040 All of the above property is under seal to Nassau County Plantation, FL 33324-3920 or parcel of land situate, lying Plaintiff, TWO (2) SOUTH,RANGE TWEN- description of the property, Year of Issuance: 2007 located in Nassau County, in School Board for construction (954) 233-8000 and being in Section 16, vs. TY-THREE (23) EAST, BEING and the name(s) in which it is Description of Property: the State of Florida. of a school facility; Bidding will 08-06441 FNM Township 1 North, Range 25 ISMAEL RUIZ; UNKNOWN MORE PARTICULARLY DE- assessed are as follows: IN OR 1424/213 PARCELS 12-4 Unless such certificate(s) be located at the above ad- IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE East, Nassau County, Florida SPOUSE OF ISMAEL RUIZ; SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COM- File Number: 2009-253-TD & 14-9 R497744 & R497745 shall be redeemed according dress before 2:00 pm local AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES and being more particularly UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN MENCING AT THE NORTHEAST Certificate Number: 1466 Assessed To: to law,the property described standard time on Tuesday,the ACT, persons with disabilities described as follows: POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST Parcel Number: 51-3N-27- JULIA A MCGOWEN EST in such certificate or certifi- 8th day of December 2009,for needing a special accom- Commence at the PROPERTY, QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF THE 4820-0033-0000 All of the above property is cates will be sold to the the following project: South- modation should contact Northeast corner of said Defendants. SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE 1/4) Year of Issuance: 2007 located in Nassau County, in Highest Bidder at the MAIN side Elementary School No. COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Section 16, thence North 86 RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF SECTION 6Y, TOWNSHIP 2 Description of Property: the State of Florida. ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU 071 Remodeling,Renovations, the NASSAU County Court- degrees 35 minutes 00 sec- SALE SOUTH, RANGE 23 EAST; LOT 33 IN OR 787 PG 724 Unless such certificate(s) COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Additions, New Construction house at 904-548-4600, 1-800- onds West,along the Southerly NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THENCE WEST ALONG THE NASSAU ACRES 2 PB 3/61 shall be redeemed according 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, and Site Work NCSB Project 955-8771 (TDD) or 1-800-955- line of Green Meadows Unit pursuant to an Order Resetting NORTH LINE OF SAID SOUTH- Assessed To: to law,the property described FL,on the 10th day of Decem- No. 9815-071. 8770,via Florida Relay Service. One, Plat Book 6, page 101 of Foreclosure Sale dated the 19 EAST QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF THE STEVEN COFFEY in such certificate or certifi- ber, 2009, between the hours B. All bidders are required 2t 11-04-11-2009 the public records of Nassau day of October, 2009, and SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE 1/4) All of the above property is cates will be sold to the of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The to prequalify to the approval 8100

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2009 PAGE 8B NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FL The tiny, busy, curious world of toddlers revisited

Dear Josie, gled to remember cars, giant Lego and the biggest what captures your tiny, busy, grow- comes in small bites and can be fruit Thank you for coming to see your exactly what a 1.5- favorite of all for visiting kids, the ing mind. or vegetables and, if all else fails, Nana. What a treat – I just love year-old would marble game. Bright glassy marbles A favorite, and unexpected, always bring out the “dip.” Ranch grandmothering. Josephine Juliet, need or want. What make their way through a wooden game over the two days of your dressing makes everything taste you came to visit and left a trail of would you eat? structure that always manages to visit involved a collection of small good. fairy dust everywhere you went. Big Where would you amaze and delight. You watched chairs that sit solemnly in front of Like your grandmother you are a Guy and I look at each other and sleep? Out came spellbound and soon were adding our fireplace. You immediately book girl – instead of sleeping with a wonder how we ever did it – being the good old Pack the marbles to the top of the wooden matched appropriately sized stuffed fluffy, stuffy animal of some sort you parents of such high energy little and Play, and a box tower, launching the shiny orbs on animals to the assortment of chairs. take your books and “read” yourself people. Your batteries never run full of toys saved their trip to the plastic bowl waiting So the zebra, pig and cat were to sleep. Not one for soft and down, but that is what 1 1/2-year- FROM from your father’s at the bottom. assigned seats and instructed to squeezie creatures, you like the look olds do. Right? THE and uncle’s child- When you arrived, I wondered “Sit.” and feel of a book. Your little chubby finger contin- PORCH hood. A brightly what you would think of your Nana The chairs moved, the pig, zebra Years from now, hopefully, you ued to find something to point at. colored Fisher who you had not seen for many and cat moved, but would always will read this and know how much “Was that?” Price Humpty months. You tumbled out of the end up neatly lined up and “sitting” your Nana loves you. You hardly listened to our quick Dickie Dumpty has sur- arms of your Dad and looked at your in their chairs. Long after you, my Dickie Anderson welcomes your answers and were on to the next Anderson vived and you grandmother and grinned a great treasured little sprite, left, the ani- comments. Books are available at curiosity that attracted your atten- enjoyed pulling it big little girl grin. In fact, it was a mals remain in their chairs in front local book and gift stores or on line at tion. all around the house as it made its total body grin – the best! of the fireplace. www.dickieanderson.com. As your visit approached, I strug- distinctive click clack noise. Wooden It is fascinating to watch and see I learn again what littles do. Food [email protected]

SUBMITTED New members New members Barbara Fuller, Jacquie Leary and Jessica Styers enjoy coffee and refreshments at a recent Newcomers Club of Amelia Island get-together. The club will host its monthly coffee on Nov. 12 at 10:30 a.m. All women who reside in Nassau SUBMITTED County (no matter how long you have lived here) are welcome to attend. For informa- Micah’s benefit tion contact Beth Gaudiana at 225-8098 or [email protected], or visit new- comersclubofameliaisland.com. Chili’s hosted a Family Fun Evening in observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Lured by pirates from the Fernandina Pirates Club and entertained by clowns, the community poured out to eat and drink. Above from left are Pirate Melicious, Kenadae and Marsha-LaShal Maxwell, Pirate Aspasia the Promulgator and Sea turtle talk Pirate Gator. Ten percent of purchases benefited Micah’s Place, Nassau County’s domestic violence center. If you or someone you know needs help, call 800-500- The Plantation Ladies 1119. Association held their fall luncheon Oct. 13 in the Palmetto Room at the Ocean Club and enjoyed a “Fort Clinch Beach Diary” slide- Service award show by Sandra Baker- Hinton, showcasing photo- District Governor Dave graphs and paintings of sea Faraldo presents Christal turtle hatching and nesting Fish, charter member of behavior. Above from left the Rotary Club of Amelia are PLA President Nancy Island Sunrise, with the Williams, Program Chair prestigious “Service Lynne McClurg and Baker- Above Self” award for out- Hinton, who also spoke standing service in Rotary. about her hilarious adven- This is a newly created tures hand-raising a baby annual award given to one squirrel. She owns Amelia SUBMITTED member per club in Sanjon Gallery in downtown District 6970. The Sunrise Fernandina Beach and is a member of the Fort Clinch sea turtle patrol. The Rotary Club meets every Plantation Ladies donated $695 to the Friends of Fort Clinch and the turtle patrol Friday from 7:30-8:30 for new PIT scanners, implanted devices that help track the sea turtle population. a.m. at the Fernandina Beach Golf Club. For more information contact President Chip Townsend Fire prevention at 277-4400. SUBMITTED donation

Nassau County Commissioner Danny Leeper, right, and Fire Chief Chuck Cooper, left, receive a $1,500 check from Robert Hawk, Wal- Mart manager in Fernandina Beach, recognizing Fire Planning month Prevention Week. “We are extremely Development Director proud to have Wal- Marshall McCrary accepts Mart as a good corpo- a proclamation from rate business in our Mayor Susan Steger claim- community and SUBMITTED ing the month of October extend our sincere 2009 as Community thanks for your contribution for six consecutive years,” said Leeper. “We are proud Planning Month during a to accept these funds to promote children’s fire safety programs and assist the Fire city commission meeting Prevention Week activities as we visit elementary schools to provide fire safety mes- Oct. 6 at City Hall. sages,” said Cooper. ANGELA DAUGHTRY/NEWS-LEADER

Citizen honored Kiwanis Club helps Tara Levitt listens as Mayor Susan Steger reads The Kiwanis Club of a proclamation Oct. 20 Fernandina Beach once recognizing Levitt for her again helped set up the commitment to the com- Friends of the Library munity in helping police Book Fair. The book fair, apprehend a suspect. held at the Peck Center Levitt, an employee of gymnasium, raised over VyStar in Fernandina $6,000 for the Friends of Beach, was credited with the Library. At left are telling police about a sus- Kiwanians Bill Dickson, picious man when she Jim McCannell and Mike arrived at work Oct. 2. Pallen. Not pictured is Her observations led to Kiwanian Francis Flood. police naming a suspect in The Kiwanis Club has been the armed robberies of a longtime supporter of the two local grocery stores Nassau County Library that day. System. ANGELA DAUGHTRY/NEWS-LEADER SUBMITTED

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WEDNESDAY, November 4, 2009 LEISURE News-Leader 9B HOME AND GARDEN MUSIC NOTES ANIMAL SERVICES BRIEFS Academy concerts the Golf Club of Amelia Island at Summer Hi! My name is Cocoa. I Beach, the Amelia Island-Fernandina Beach- am a six-month-old female ‘Lords of Antarctica’ Upcoming Amelia Arts Academy con- Yulee Chamber of Commerce, Amelia Arts chocolate lab and am heart- Carol Wyatt, local resident certs include, Nov. 5, the New Horizon’s Academy and online at worm negative. I get along and world class birder, will Band Fall Concert at 6:30 p.m. at the Peck www.AmeliaArtsAcademy.org. Tickets for with adults, children and present “Lords of Antarctica” Center Auditorium. Admission is free. Nov. individual performances are $40 at the door, other dogs. I love to have my for the Nassau Sierra Club at 17, enjoy the Academy Strings Fall Concert if not sold out. belly rubbed and walk well 7 p.m. tonight at the Council at 6:30 p.m. at the Peck Center Auditorium. Chamber singers with a leash. Even though the on Aging building on South Admission is free. Visit www.AmeliaArtsAca people here are the best and 18th Street. Wyatt, who has demy.org, or 516 South 10th St., Fernandina The Island Chamber Singers, under the are treating me great, I would traveled to areas as varied as Beach. Call 277-1225. direction of Jane Lindberg, present their fall love to become a part of your Russia, South America and Bagpipe lessons concert Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. and Nov. 22 at 3 loving family. Please come Indonesia on birding expedi- p.m. at Amelia Plantation Chapel, 36 see me at the Nassau County tions, also headed local Scottish bagpipe lessons will be taught in Bowman Road. Animal Services, 86078 Christmas bird counts for Fernandina Beach beginning with an organi- The concert, “Music of a Kingly Nature” License Road, Fernandina years and continues to lead zational meeting at the police department on features the Coronation Anthems of Handel Beach, FL 32034. Call 491- monthly local birding trips. Lime Street from 7-9 p.m. Nov. 10. There is and the Coronation Mass of Mozart. The 7440. We are open Tuesday to Free and open to the public. no charge for the lessons, but materials choir will be accompanied by strings, trum- Friday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and such as a chanter will have to be purchased pets, timpani and organ. Saturday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Farmers market before weekly classes begin in January. Tickets are $15 for adults, $5 for students The Fernandina Farmers Bagpipes will not have to be purchased and children 5 and under are admitted free. Market Booth With a Cause unless and until the student becomes profi- Purchase tickets at Gateway Chamber of program will host Joy to the cient. For information call Laura at 261-5754. Commerce, Welcome Center on Centre 8 C’S BIG DOG RESCUE Children Nov. 7, an all-volun- Davis touring Street, or from any Island Chamber Singer. teer charitable organization Tickets will also be available at the door. Button gets her name that provides a Christmas Day The Karl Davis Band, on a fall and winter Visit www.IslandChamberSingers.com or because she is just that, cute celebration for Nassau County pre-CD release tour, will play Nov. 12 from 6- call Springer Controls at 225-0575. as a button. She is a very children and their families 10 p.m. at Murray’s Grille Bike Night, on Concert gala small and dainty 2- to 3-year- who need assistance. A1A in Yulee. The Sean Carney Band, win- old beagle. Button loves Joy to the Children will ner of the 2007 International Blues ARIAS (Amelia Residents In Action for being with people and she is have information about how Challenge and the 2007 Albert King Award, the Symphony) once again brings the great with dogs and cats as everyone can contribute to will play Nov. 14 from 8-11 p.m. and Nov. 15 Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra to Amelia well. Button is spayed and create a positive impact on the from 3-7 p.m. at the Green Turtle on South Island for a special dinner and concert pro- current on all her shots. welfare of our children. Enter Third Street, and Nov. 19 from 6-10 p.m. at gram. The annual Black Tie Fundraiser 8 C’s Big Dog Rescue is in their drawing for two tickets Murray’s Grille Bike Night. Dinner and urgent need of foster families to the Jaguar vs. Buffalo Bills Music workshop Concert gala is for our adult dogs as well as game on Nov 22, donated by Nov. 22 at The puppies. It is a very reward- vendor Proper Pie. A music workshop by Grammy Award- Ritz-Carlton, ing experience for families. how you can become a foster Also at the market will be winning artist Bobby Hicks will be held Nov. Amelia Island. Long- and short-term fosters parent, contact Tanya Lan- Thompson Pork. Order your 13-14 at the Florida House Inn, focusing on Cocktails begin are needed. For more infor- ning at bigdogrescue@wind- smoked turkey by calling playing backup/fill licks, constructing at 5:30 p.m., fol- mation on Button or to learn stream.net or call 716-0309. (229) 263-9074 to pick up on breaks and working with a vocalist. The lowed by dinner Nov. 7. music selection will consist of cuts from the and an auction. The Fernandina Farmers Bluegrass Album Band collection, some The concert is at 8 p.m. For information Market, open every Saturday western swing tunes and some twin fiddle. contact Bill Gingrich, 277-7094, or e-mail CATS ANGELS from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Seventh Cost is $200 per person. For more informa- [email protected]. and Centre streets, features tion, visit www.floridahouseinn.com. Fall is also when ARIAS organizes its Beau is a gorgeous 16- farm fresh produce as well as Story & Song Instrument Zoo program. During January- pound Maine Coon mix male a variety of organic products, March, ARIAS will present the program to cat. Beau loves to be brushed plants and foods. For more The next Evening of Story & Song Nov. more than 800 fourth graders in six Nassau and has a very outgoing per- information call 491-4872 or 14 at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, 801 County schools. This involves approximate- sonality. He is up to date with visit www.fernandinafarmers- Atlantic Ave., will feature hit songwriter ly 20 different mornings, each staffed by 14 all vaccinations and has been market.com. Sally Barris. Doors open at 7 p.m. and show volunteers to help the students learn hands- neutered. If you are interest- starts at 8 p.m. on about each of 30 or so instruments. Each ed in adopting Beau, call Cats Rose club Enjoy the wine bar before the show. volunteer ideally gives six mornings of two Angels at 321-2267 this week! The Rose Garden Club will Tickets are $20 and available at First Coast hours plus travel time to the program over Next weekend is packed meet at the Master Gardener Community Bank on South 14th Street the three-month period. You do not need to with Cats Angels activities! Demonstration Garden at (across from Wal-Mart), or at the St. Peter’s know how to play an instrument – an all-you- Start the weekend by seeing 96160 Nassau Place, at the office. The popular singer/songwriter con- need-to-know workshop is held in early our prize-winning float in the James S. Page Governmental cert series hosted by Mark and Donna Paz January. Veterans Day Parade on p.m. to help support Cats Complex in Yulee, Nov. 9 at 2 Kaufman is made possible by the Founders Both men and women are welcome. To Saturday morning. After the Angels. p.m. Master Gardener Bea of St. Peter’s and the generosity of First sign up, call schedulers Sandy Shaw at 261- parade drive out to PETCO If you need help getting a Walker will give a tour of the Coast Community Bank. Call 277-2664. 6498, or Rachel Smith at 491-3829. for the “No More Homeless animal spayed/neutered, garden. Sunday Musicale Indigo Alley Pets” adoption event, which please call First Coast No The Rose Garden Club was takes place Saturday and More Homeless Pets at 904- organized in 1957 by a group The University of Florida Agbedidi Indigo Alley on Centre Street offers a Sunday. On your way to 425-0005. If you don’t qualify of ladies to share their gar- Drummers will beat powerful African community drum circle Mondays from 7- PETCO, stop by Winn Dixie for their programs, please call dening knowledge. It meets rhythms that fill the air with energy and 8:30 p.m.; live jazz the first and third in Yulee and drop off an item Cats Angels at 321-2267 to the second Monday of the excitement at the Amelia Arts Academy’s Tuesday of the month; John Kaminski play- or donation between 10 a.m.-2 discuss options. month at 2 p.m. To join or for Sunday Musicale season opener at ing live the second and fourth Tuesday; more information, contact Horizon’s Restaurant Nov. 15 at 5 p.m. Swing Shift, a free dance class and dancing Linda at 491-0407. This year’s Sunday Musicale series also featuring swing and funk music, features a jazz trio, a Celtic group, an organ Wednesdays from 8-11 p.m.; In the Round, NASSAU HUMANE SOCIETY Beach outing concert at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church fea- local musicians playing live and open mike In partnership with Fort turing Dr. Tim McKee, and pianist Scott night, Thursdays from 7-11 p.m.; Latin This week the Nassau Clinch State Park the Sierra Watkins’ Carnegie Hall debut. Ticket-hold- Lounge on Fridays from 8 p.m.-midnight Humane Society is featuring Club will conduct a beach ers enjoy a social hour with wine and hors with free salsa and merengue classes and two very special, special combing/cleanup Nov. 14, d’oeuvres and meet and mingle with the dancing; and live music Saturdays from 7-11 needs dogs. Jethro and starting at the fort at 11 a.m. artists. p.m. Visit www.Indigo-Alley.com for a com- Abigail are a cross of Dach- Meet in front of the museum. Season tickets are $150 and available at plete listing. shund and Chihuahua. The 2- to 3-hour outing will Abigail is reddish brown and include identification of ani- has a Chihuahua face while mal tracks, shells and dune her husband Jethro resem- plants. It is free and open to bles a Dachshund with his the public and the park entry Auxilians ‘behind the scenes’ black and tan colors, but his fee will be waived for partici- ears look more Chihuahua! Nassau Humane Society, 671 pants. Please bring a canned These two were aban- Airport Road in Fernandina food item for the fort food The Board of Directors of doned in a home for a couple Beach. Call 321-1647 or visit drive. Bring water, sunscreen the Baptist Medical Center of weeks before being discov- nassauhumanesociety.com. and food. Nassau Auxiliary recognize ered by animal control. They We have many spay/neuter The outing will be led by a the auxilians that serve in the were both heartworm positive options for pets in Nassau qualified Sierra Club Outings laboratory, business office but are doing well through County through both Spay Leader. Participants are and newborn gifts service their treatment. Nassau, which can be at no required to sign a liability area. They truly love and rely on cost to you if you qualify waiver. RSVP by Nov. 12 to Jack Houston serves as each other like any couple financially, or through our Len Kreger at 432-8389 or the coordinator for the labo- who have been together for 6 Neuter Commuter which is a [email protected]. ratory, Emmy Lou Sorum or 7 “dog” years and are low-cost spay/neuter program Nature walk serves as the coordinator for sweet and loving and just that runs weekly from our the business office, where need a warm home! shelter. Both programs are Our Greenway leads a auxilian Sally Hall volunteers, Jethro, Abigail and many sponsored by First Coast No nature walk on Egans Creek and Joanne Masse serves as other wonderful pets are More Homeless Pets. Call Greenway every third the coordinator for newborn SUBMITTED PHOTOS available for adoption at the 321-1647 to get signed up! Saturday of the month. The gifts. The auxilians who serve Top from left, newborn gifts auxilians include Sylvia next walk is Nov. 21 at 9 a.m. in these areas provide unique Brandwick, service coordinator Joanne Masse and The walks explore the flora services. Felicia Rodriguez. Not pictured are Robin Bolan, Jane and fauna of the Greenway. The work of the laborato- Bray, Kathleen Claxton, Jeanette Goodbread, Maryse RAIN Bring water, sun protection, ry and business office is main- O’Brien, Deborah Price and Joyce Stipcak. Bottom insect repellent, comfortable ly “behind the scenes,” work- from left, laboratory auxilians include Fran Davenport, Let us introduce to you walking shoes and optionally ing only with medical center service coordinator Jack Huston and Ruth Barry. “Inky.” Fastest at eating a can field guides and binoculars. staff. of tuna, more powerful than a Meet in the parking lot at The auxilians serving in four-day-old litter box, and the entrance to the Greenway newborn gifts perform their able to leap the cat tree in a behind the Atlantic Avenue service from their homes by single bound, it’s a bird, it’s a Recreation Center at 2500 knitting the newborn baby plane, no, it’s Inky, the three- Atlantic Ave. Walks maintain a hats, then the coordinator pre- pound wonder. Inky is a sweet leisurely pace. They are free pares a newborn gift bag for little girl who was rescued by and open to the public. For each baby born at Baptist one of our volunteers from information call 277-7350 or Nassau. the wheel well of a car does very well with all of the visit www.ourgreenway.org. The board thanks these stopped at a red light. adults. If you would like to auxilians and their coordina- She is a black domestic know more about Inky and Kayak trip tors for their valuable servic- long-hair with flecks of white. her friends here at RAIN, The Marine Corps League es. We estimate Inky to be about please call (904) 879-5861 or will hold a Toys for Tots For more information 10 weeks old. She is the e-mail us at rainhumane Kayak Trip on Lofton Creek about these service areas or smallest in the cattery but @yahoo.com. Nov. 21, departing at 10 a.m. volunteering, contact the aux- from the Melton O. Nelson iliary office at 321-3818. Boat Ramp on A1A. The 3- to STARS 4-hour trip will be an easy pad- dle south into the Aquatic Preserve. The trip is open to Orson is the sweetest little the public and free with a LITERARY LEANINGS 12-week-old, black and white donation of a new toy to Toys “Poogle” in town! His mom for Tots. Book signing Wesley, and new members are always wel- was a poodle, his dad a beagle Participants must have come. and he got the best of both their own boats and a U.S. Jane Turney, author of the children’s They will discuss The Power of One by breeds. We expect him to be Coast Guard approved person- book The Secret of Yellow Creek Valley, will Bryce Courtenay Nov. 12 and People of the 20-25 pounds full grown. al flotation device. Also rec- sign copies of her book Nov. 7 from 11 a.m.-2 Book by Geraldine Brooks Dec. 10. Save the Animals Rescue ommended are water, food p.m. at Books Plus, 107 Centre St. For more Society does not run a shelter. and sun and insect protection. information, call 261-0303. Writers and poets Animals are fostered by Participants must sign a liabil- Library club The Nassau County Writers and Poets STARS members until a suit- ity waiver. Society will meet at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 21 at the able and caring home is The trip will be led by The Friends of the Library Book Club of Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport. All found. STARS needs new fos- MSgt. Len Kreger, USMC Fernandina Beach meets at 7:30 p.m. the writers and poets in the county are invited; ter homes in order to rescue Retired, a qualified Sierra second Thursday of each month in the par- bring two double-spaced pages of your origi- more animals and increase Club Outing Leader. Limit is lor room of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, 801 nal prose or two to three of your poems. Be adoptions. 15 boats. RSVP by Nov. 18 to Atlantic Ave. ‘ prepared to read and discuss your work. For If you are interested in sofamelia.org and fill out an [email protected] Meetings are moderated by retired information, contact Cara at www.wordsmy adopting a STARS dog, please adoption application. Thank or call 432-8389. English professors, Marilyn and Norman [email protected]. visit our website at www.star- you.

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Enjoy makeovers, haircuts, be door prizes and a live auc- VETERANS DAY EVENTS manicures, skin treatments tion of table decorations pro- PEOPLE &PLACES and chair massages, floral vided by local designers. Cost A Veterans Day Parade sponsored by American Legion arranging demonstrations, is $15 per person. Tickets are Post 54, Fernandina Beach, will be held Nov. 7 at 11 a.m. For informal modeling, food by available at Twisted Sisters or entry information contact Cathy Dopson at 261-8473 or 556- area restaurants and a silent by calling Sue at 277-3245. SPECIAL EVENTS Taste of Amelia 1960. Parade line-up will be at 10:30 a.m. at the baseball field auction. Bereavement support at Ash and 11th streets. Tickets may be purchased The 18th annual Taste of ‘Educating Rita’ • • • at Stein Mart. For more infor- A Bereavement Support Amelia Island event benefiting Savannah Grand Assisted Living Community, 1900 mation call 206-4480. Group meets the second Amelia Community Theatre the Nassau County Volunteer Amelia Trace Court, Fernandina Beach, will host a Thursday of each month from presents “Educating Rita,” Center will be held Nov. 6 at Pink Ribbon Ladies “Veteran’s Salute” Nov. 11 at 2 p.m. Guest speaker will be 5-6:30 p.m. at St. Peter’s directed by Charles Horton and Amelia Island Plantation. The Capt. Donald L. Holland, Supply Corps, U.S. Navy (Retired). The Pink Ribbon Ladies Episcopal Church, corner of featuring Gillian Johnson and culinary fair will feature the Also attending will be the Fernandina Beach High School will meet at 6 p.m. Nov. 9 in Eighth Street and Atlantic Geoffrey King, at 8 p.m. Nov. finest chefs and restaurants ROTC Color Guard, with Connor Holland playing taps and the Conference Room at Avenue. The next meeting is 5-7, 12-14 and 19-21 and 2 on Amelia Island as well as patriotic music performed by Gary Tomlinson at 4 p.m. Baptist Medical Center Nov. 12. Call Kathy Wash- p.m. Nov. 15 jazz music by Instant Groove, Complimentary refreshments will be served and the public Nassau in Fernandina Beach. burn, 491-1753, for informa- A professor, whose disillu- a silent auction and raffle with is welcome to bring a photo of a loved one that served the Speaker Dell Belk, a certified tion. sioned outlook on life drives this year’s theme, “Ring in the U.S. For information call Renee at 321-0898. lymphedema therapist, is with him to drink and bury himself in Holiday Season.” Newcomers coffee • • • the Jacksonville Lymphedema his books, begins to tutor a The semi-formal event will On Veterans Day, Nov. 11, all of the nearly 2,000 Clinic. For information call The Newcomers Club of young hairdresser with surpris- begin with cocktails at 6:30 Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar restaurants will honor 321-2057. Amelia Island will host its ing results. This British comedy p.m.; the “tasting” itself start- U.S. veterans and active duty military with a free meal. All monthly coffee Nov. 12 at has been described by the ing at 7 p.m. Tickets are $40 Watercolor workshop guests with proof of current or former U.S. military service 10:30 a.m. All women who London Times as “painfully per person and may be pur- will enjoy a free entrée from a selection of six signature William Maurer, who paints reside in Nassau County are funny and passionately seri- chased from the center’s web- favorites. This special offer will be available lunchtime subjects throughout the world welcome to attend. For infor- ous.” site at www.volunteernas- through the dinner hours for dine-in guests at all Applebee’s and is continuously finding mation contact Beth Gaudiana Tickets are $17 adults and sau.org or around Amelia restaurants, nationwide. For complete details visit interesting genre to draw at 225-8098 or mbgaudi- $10 students and available at Island at participating busi- www.applebees.com/vetsday. from, will offer a watercolor ana@yah oo.com, or visit the theater, 209 Cedar St., nesses. For ticket information, workshop Nov. 9-12 at the newcomersclubofameliais- 261-6749 or www.ameliacom- call 261-2771 or e-mail Florida House Inn on South land.com. munitytheatre.org. Box-office [email protected]. Third Street. The classes will Navy League hours are Tuesday, Thursday Participating this year are happy hour, will be held from medical demonstrations and be offered Monday through and Saturday, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. 29 South, Marche Burette, 6-8 p.m. tonight at the soldier drills.Saturday events Thursday, 9:30 a.m.-noon and The November dinner and two hours before curtain. Beech Street Grill, Crab Trap, Falcon’s Nest at Amelia Island are held from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 1-3:30 p.m. Cost is $400. meeting of the Camden/Kings Relay for Life Espana, Fancy Sushi, Plantation (enter at the sec- and Sunday events are For more information call Bay Council, Navy League of Gourmet Gourmet, Harris ond roundabout). Donations offered from 9 a.m.-noon. Call 261-3300, e-mail innkeep- the United States, will be held The American Cancer Teeter, Horizon’s, O’Kanes, are always accepted at Yappy 277-7274, or visit www.flori- [email protected] or Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. at the Kings Society Relay for Life will be OPS, Peppers, Peterbrooke Hour for Rescuing Animals in dastateparks.org/fortclinch. visit www.floridahouseinn. Bay Conference Center on held from Nov. 7 at noon to Chocolatier, Winn Dixie and Nassau. For information call Boat sail com. Visit www.Williamr board Submarine Base Kings Nov. 8 at 6 a.m. at Main Beach Amelia Island Food Concepts. Stacy at Bark Avenue Pet Maurer.com. Bay in St. Marys, Ga. in Fernandina Beach. Enjoy Boutique at 261-2275. A radio-controlled model Art meeting The speaker will be CDR food, fun and New exhibit boat fun sail and exhibition will Joe Raymond, Commander, games along take place at 10 a.m. Nov. 7 at The public is invited to Coast Guard Maritime Force with family The Amelia Island the Amelia Island Plantation. attend the Nov. 10 general Protection Unit, Submarine and friends Museum of History invites the All model boats are welcome, meeting of the Island Art Group 10, Kings Bay, Ga. and 18 teams public to the opening of its working or not, finished or not, Association. Award-winning Navy League meetings are comprising newest temporary exhibit, the except gas powered. artist Bonnie Cameron will dis- open to the public but reserva- community Natural History of Northeast Spectators, including super- cuss and demonstrate work- tions are required. Dinner is partners. Florida, Nov. 5 at 5:30 p.m. vised children, especially wel- ing with pen and ink. $20. Call (912) 729-7327 or e- For infor- ‘Alhambra This exhibit provides a snap- come. Call Hal Mather at 261- Audience participation will be mail navyleaguedinner mation about the cancer sur- Comes to Town’ shot of 6420 for details . encouraged, supplies provid- @yahoo.com by Nov. 9. vivor celebration contact Gwen Florida’s nat- Collecting for kitties ed. The meeting is at 7 p.m. at Beauty boot camp Miller at 753-4744. For the Nassau County American ural past and the gallery, 18 N. Second St. Locks of Love event at 4 p.m. Legion Auxiliary Unit #174 explores Cats Angels’ volunteers will Call 261-7020 or visit The Beauty Workout contact Pam Figus at 583- presents “Alhambra Comes to some of the be accepting items and dona- www.islandart.org. Holiday Boot Camp will take 3869. For general information Town,” featuring the Mary L. modern tions to help care for unwant- Quilt guild place at The Ritz-Carlton Spa, contact Suzy Blalock at 704- Singleton Dazzling Diamonds. plants and ed cats and kittens. Volunte- Amelia Island on Nov. 13, with 0836. Dr. Dawn McDermott directs animals that ers will be on hand at Winn Nationally recognized quilt sessions at 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. On Oct. 31 from 10 a.m.-1 this riotous senior citizen tal- make our Dixie in Yulee Nov. 7 from 10 entrepreneur Laurie Malm is The event is $45 per person p.m. at the Fernandina Beach ent show in “Can you shake a area so special. Ranger Allan a.m.-2 p.m. Cats Angels is in the November featured and includes a one-year sub- Wal-Mart, decorate a luminary tail feather” at 6 p.m. Nov. 14 Hallman will give a talk on need of bleach, vinegar, laun- speaker for the Amelia Island scription to Spa magazine, a bag in honor or memory of a at the Women’s Club, 201 some of the interesting and dry detergent, cat litter, Quilt Guild, with “I Love $25 Skin Authority gift certifi- loved one, to be displayed at Jean Lafitte Blvd. Enjoy these dangerous animals he deals canned and dry food and tow- Quilting (But I’m a Little cate redeemable at the event, the main Relay for Life event. amazingly talented seniors as with every day in our area. els. Leftover material will also Biased).” Malm is the local a take-home Beauty Workout Peck banquet they sing and dance their way Admission is free for museum be accepted and turned into owner of Lollipops Designer package and access to a per- into your heart. members and $5 for non- hammocks and beds. Bindings (www.popsbind- sonal skin care coach. The Nassau County Tickets are $40 and members. For more informa- ings.com). The guild will meet To register online, visit Community Development include dinner and the show. tion, contact Alex at 261-7378, NEXT WEEK Nov. 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the www.skinauthority.com/holi- Corporation (NCCDC) will host Catering by Deloris Gilyard. ext. 102. Woman’s Club on Jean Lafitte day-boot-camp or call (866) its Annual Peck-Community This is a fundraising event to Bake sale Girl’s Night Out Boulevard, behind the Atlantic 325-SKIN, option 4. For infor- Banquet Nov. 7 at 6 p.m. at the help renovate the American Avenue Recreation Center. mation call the spa at (904) Atlantic Avenue Recreation Legion Post #174 at 12th and bake sale to benefit the The sixth annual “Girl’s Visitors are always welcome. 277-1087. Center, Fernandina Beach. Beech streets. American Cancer Society’s Night Out” to benefit The For information call Cynthia Speakers Forum This year’s program will For ticket information con- upcoming Relay for Life will Council on Aging and Dignity Janney at 321-4282 or e-mail focus on “Stabilizing Our tact Courtney Tyson-Shelby at be held the morning of Nov. 6 U Wear will be held Nov. 8 at [email protected]. The Boys & Girls Club of Neighborhoods Through 491-3419 or Evelyn Roberts- at Baptist Medical Center Stein Mart, 814 Sadler Road, AARP meets Nassau County Foundation Community Involvement.” The Hunt at (904) 206-2707. Nassau, next to Amelia Fernandina Beach from 6-9 presents the third annual public is invited to come and Purchase tickets online at Breezes Cafeteria. For more p.m. for ladies only. Admission Chapter 4608 of the AARP Speakers Forum with cocktail share an evening of warm americanlegionauxiliary174.cl information, call Ken Beard at donation of $10 to benefit the will meet at 1 p.m. Nov. 10 at reception, dinner, speaker and community fellowship and a ub.officelive.com. Print tickets 321-3553. Council on Aging includes 20 the Council on Aging, located silent auction Nov. 20 at 6 meal catered by Erving and at time of purchase, please. Union garrison percent off one item pur- across from Baptist Medical p.m. in the Talbot Ballroom of Dee Gilyard. No tickets will be sold at the chased that night. Center-Nassau. The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Proceeds from the banquet door. Seating is limited. Experience early life at Silent auction proceeds go In November, the chapter Island. Tickets are $125 per benefit the NCCDC scholar- Fort Clinch State Park as his- to Dignity U Wear, a charity will deliver personal items to person. ship fund and other organiza- THIS WEEK tory interpreters reenact the that has provided more than the veterans at the VA Speaker Carla Harris, a tion sponsored programs. War Between the States on $300,000 in brand new name- Hospital in Lake City. It is Jacksonville native, is manag- For reservations call 261- ‘Yappy Hour’ Nov. 7-8. brand clothing to those in accepting donations of shav- ing director, strategic client 4113, 261-3845 or 261-4396. Activities may include pow- need in Nassau County since ing equipment, toiletry items, group, Morgan Stanley The donation is $40. Yappy Hour, a pet-friendly der artillery demonstrations, 2004. writing materials, books and Investment Management . games, etc., as well as Call 261-8666 or visit money. For information or to www.bgcnassau.org for more CROSSWORD donate, call John Megna at information. Ticket sales close 277-2143 before Nov. 10. Nov. 13. Grounders Members are reminded to Garage sale Solution For 10.30 bring items to the November ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 meeting. The annual garage sale 1. Strokes of genius Fashion show sponsored by the UMW Ann 6. SST part 14 15 16 Dickens Circle at Memorial The Fernandina Beach United Methodist Church will 11. Vietnamese 17 18 19 holiday Woman’s Club will sponsor a be held 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Nov. 14 Fashion Show to benefit Take at 4418 Titleist Drive. 14. Long suit 20 21 22 15. Princess's topper Stock in Children Nov. 12 at Proceeds will support mission 11 a.m. Fashions will be pro- projects during the year. 16. "... and that ain't 23 24 25 __!" vided by Chico’s, Coldwater American soldier Creek, Gauzeway, Stein Mart, 17. Carla Tortelli 26 27 28 29 30 31 Talbots, Tiger Palms and Fort Clinch State Park portrayer on Twisted Sisters. 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WEDNESDAY, November 4, 2009 LEISURE News-Leader 11B HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS Poinsettia sale invited to don their pajamas to www.ameliaisland.com and and the parade starts at 11 War-era costumes place fresh for pickup on Nov. 9. Entry enjoy special deals and dis- www.fbfl.us. a.m. Prizes and trophies will greenery on the mantle, deco- free. Applications maybe Keep Nassau Beautiful, Inc counts at shops and eateries, be awarded for best holiday rate a period Christmas tree picked up at the Northeast announces its Holiday along with fresh juice, coffee Light Up a Life outfit, the dog that most looks and portray daily life as it was Florida Community Action Poinsettia Sale. Plants are $9 and pastries. Enter the con- Take Stock in Children like its owner, and cutest per- in the winter of 1864. The Agency at the Peck Center each, with a portion of the pro- test for “Best Dressed presents Light Up A Life from sonality. Following the parade ladies string berries and pop- and at the Chamber of Com- ceeds going to support KNB’s Individual Shopper in 6-9 p.m. Dec. 3 at the Amelia at Redbones enjoy free dog- corn while fires burn in the merce at Gateway Boulevard beautification and education Pajamas” and “Best Dressed Inn Conference Center on gie treats, pictures and spe- fireplaces and soldiers answer in Fernandina Beach. projects throughout Nassau Shopping Group in Pajamas.” Amelia Island Plantation. cial guest, chocolatier Kendall questions about what it is like The Fernandina Harbor County. Participants must have their Enjoy an evening of fine wine, Taylor, who will sell her to be stationed at Fort Clinch. Marina Holiday Lighted Boat The poinsettias are florist free photo taken at the a splendid buffet and a silent home-made chocolate candies The event will take place Parade will follow the land quality plants that come in 6 judges’ booth in the 100 block auction of unusual items. with sales donated to the from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. on parade, presented by the 1/2-inch containers. Orders of Centre Street before 11 Advance tickets are $50 and Nassau Humane Society. For Saturday and 9 a.m.-noon on Historic Fernandina Business will be taken until Nov. 20 to a.m. For more information, available at First Coast more information, visit Sunday. For details call 277- Association, beginning in the insure a wide range of colors visit www.downtownfernandi- Community Bank, the News- www.redbonesbakery.com or 7274, or visit www.floridas- harbor at the foot of Centre including red, pink, white, na.com, e-mail slprice@bell- Leader, Nassau County call 321-0020. tateparks.org/fortclinch. and Ash streets. Bring your marble (pink with white) and south.net or call 206-0756. Record, Café Karibo, Resort chairs and blankets to view jingle bells (Red with White). to Home and the Ocean Pet photos Holiday tea the parade downtown, then KNB will have orders avail- ‘Holiday Celebration’ Clubhouse at Amelia Island The annual Pet Photos Enjoy a Holiday Tea and move to the boardwalk at the able for pick up early in Amelia Island Plantation Plantation. Or charge by with Santa is Dec. 5 starting the reading of Dylan Thomas’ marina to see the lighted December. Call the KNB will light up the holiday sea- phone at 548-4432 (Florida at 10 a.m. at Bark Avenue Pet A Child’s Christmas in Wales boats. office at 261-0165 or toll free at son with the annual Holiday State College). Tickets will be Boutique, 97 Amelia Village on Dec. 8 at 3:30 p.m. at Hospice calendar 1-800-977-0162. Celebration Nov. 27 from 5-9 $60 at the door. Circle. Cost is $20 per photo Elizabeth Pointe Lodge on Wonderland sale p.m. in The Spa & Shops at and appointments are South Fletcher Avenue. Community Hospice of Amelia Island Plantation to required. Photographer is Tickets are $25 for Friends Northeast Florida has the per- The New to You 2nd benefit Take Stock in Holly Allain, who is donating of the Library members and fect holiday gift for dog lovers Annual Winter Wonderland Children. her time. Proceeds benefit $30 for non-members and – the 2010 Community Christmas Sale will be held at Enjoy hot chocolate, hot Project Chance, which sup- available at the Fernandina Hospice Volunteer Pet the store on South 14th Street apple cider, holiday cookies, plies guide dogs to children Beach library. Ticket includes Therapy Calendar. from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Nov. 7. horse and carriage rides, live with autism in Northeast tea and one copy of the book. This year’s calendar con- New items will be stocked entertainment, carousel rides Florida. To schedule an Lighted parades tains full color photographs of throughout this event as well and pictures with Santa Claus. appointment call 261-2275. 16 of the 51 active pet therapy as holiday treasures. Call 321- The cost is $5 per person, The Lighted Holiday Land teams and provides “personal 2334 for information. which includes a $1 donation Holiday Parade & Fernandina Harbor information” about each dog. New to You is a non-profit to Take Stock in Children. encampment Marina Holiday Lighted Boat The calendars are $15 each, resale store and program of Tickets are available at Parade will be held Dec. 12 or two for $20. Proceeds ben- the Barnabas Center Inc., a Harrison’s Mercantile, Resort The Fort Clinch State Park beginning at 6 p.m. efit the patients and families non-profit agency that offers a To Home and Amelia’s Home tour Union Holiday Encampment The parade along Centre of Community Hospice. broad base of services to Signature Shop. Children 4 Dec. 5-6 will featuring re-enac- Street is presented by To order call Chris Nassau County residents and under are free. Beer and Tour five of Amelia tors decorating the fort for America’s Youth. Parade Whitney at (904) 407-7063 or including food, clothing and wine will be available for pur- Island’s loveliest, private Christmas. Volunteers in Civil applications will be available visit communityhospice.com. household items, medical and chase. For information call homes, all professionally dec- dental care, and subsidies to 866-213-8045 or visit orated, in Fernandina Beach’s help with rent and utilities for www.aipfl.com. historic district during the those with an immediate need Amelia Island Museum of for temporary assistance. Visit Tree lighting History’s third annual cele- www.barnabascenterinc.org. A full day of entertainment bration of the holiday season, Holiday bazaar leads up to the city of Dec. 4 and 5. New in 2009 will Fernandina Beach Christmas be an authentic Victorian Tea The Baptist Medical Center tree lighting ceremony Nov. in the Bailey House. Homes Nassau Auxiliary’s annual 28 at 6 p.m. at the foot of will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 Holiday Bazaar will be held Centre Street. p.m.; tea will be served at 2, 3 Nov. 11 from 7 a.m.-4 p.m. in Starting at noon, carolers, and 4 p.m. Tour tickets are the hospital conference room choirs, dancers and singers $25 in advance and $30 on and will feature Heather will entertain visitors with the tour days. Tea tickets are $15 Miller from Goldilocks Parties sights and sounds of the and space is limited. To pur- with a one-day gold buy-back Christmas season. Santa chase tickets and for more opportunity. There also will be Claus will arrive at 2 p.m. at information, visit www.amelia- holiday food items, Gift Shop the Fernandina Harbor museum.org or call 261-7378, items, arts and crafts, a “Gifts- Marina aboard the Ye Olde ext. 100. Proceeds will contin- 8156 RESIDENCE COURT to-Go” area and door prize raf- Pirate charter boat and all are ue the work on major renova- Waterford town home features fle at $1 per ticket or six for invited to welcome him to tions. $5. For information contact town. 4 BD and 5 BA, two balconies, the auxiliary office at 321- Santa and Mrs. Claus will Parade of Paws 3818. make their way to the train Redbones Dog Bakery and a screened-in porch, guest suite, depot at the foot of Centre Boutique will host its 10th luxurious upgrades, ocean views Street to meet and take pic- Annual “Parade of Paws” in tures until 5 p.m. Photos with downtown Fernandina Beach and more! $1,950,000 pets will also be available. on Dec. 5. Entertainment and activities Pre-register now at are hosted by the city of Redbones. Late registration Fernandina Beach, Historic will begin on-site at 10 a.m. in Fernandina Business the Citizens Bank parking lot, Association and Shiny Badges Eighth and Centre streets. Ball, Inc. Minimum donation is $10 and 800-597-8108 • 277-5980 For more area holiday all proceeds benefit the activities, check out the Nassau Humane Society. 6800 First Coast Highway • Amelia Island, FL 32034 Events Calendars at Lineup begins at 10:30 a.m. Prices subject to change without notice.

Inns tour Kick off your holiday sea- son Nov. 21 by touring six island bed and breakfast inns, enjoying each inn’s signature cookie and recipe, hospitality and holiday decorations. The Amelia Island Bed and Breakfast Association will donate a portion of both ticket and cookbook sales to Friends of the Library to help promote literacy and the programs of the Fernandina library. Tickets are $20 and avail- able at the Fernandina Beach library, Chamber of Commerce, Convention and Visitors Bureau Depot on Centre Street and at each inn: Addison On Amelia, Elizabeth Pointe Lodge, Fairbanks House, Florida House Inn, Hoyt House and the Williams House. Tickets also are avail- able online at www.ameliais- landinns.com. For information visit the website or contact any of the inns. Alternative gift market St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, 801 Atlantic Ave., hosts its ninth annual Alternative Gift Market Nov. 21 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. and Nov. 22 from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Breakfast will be offered both days. This is an opportunity to purchase handmade gifts that benefit women and children in developing countries from around the world. Among the groups this year are Ten Thousand Villages, MayaWorks, Siwok, African Team Ministries, Heifer Project, Bonga Ethiopian School Project, Breast Cancer Awareness and Hospice, First Coast Freedom Playground, Nepal Clinic, Nature’s Cork and Micah’s Place. For more information call St. Peter’s office at 261-4293. Pajama party The Annual Pajama Party Sale & Contest will be held in downtown Fernandina Beach on “Black Friday,” Nov. 27, starting at 8 a.m. Shoppers are

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IF YOU ARE READY TO WORK - then CHIMNEY SWEEP GARAGE SALE - Nassau Lakes multi- HUGE GARAGE SALE - Sat. 11/06, /Heating 102 Lost & Found we are looking for you. Self starter Don’t burn your house down because families. Fri. 11/6 & Sat. 11/7, 8am- 8am-2pm. 96203 Abaco Island Dr. needed immediately for an open of an unsafe fireplace. Call Lighthouse 2pm. Come drive through our (Nassau Lakes Subd). 7 pc dining set, HEAT/COOL - Window units & ice LOST PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES position in our business office. The Chimney Sweeps 261-8163 for a safe neighborhood, Old Nassau Rd. right on bedroom furn., misc. furniture, house- machines, used all sizes w/warr. - in Fernandina Beach. Bulgari, gray successful candidate will be able to warm winter. Parliament, right on Nassau Lakes Dr. hold items, clothing, jewelry, fishing Repairs to central & window AC's, lenses, silver frames. Please call (904) work independently and with others; CARPET REPAIRS - and restretching Look for signs. Many homes partaking. equipment, toys & much, much more. refrigerators & freezers. Kish's (904) 261-9666. possess good people skills; be and installing. Over 35 years 225-9717. knowledgeable in Word and Excel. Data SAT. 11/7 - 1948 Clinch Dr., 8am- MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE - 96075 experience. Call (904)753-1243. 12pm. Multi-family. Furniture, mirrors, Piedmont Dr. (Lofton Pointe Subd.) Sat. If You Have Lost Your Pet - please entry, and A/R, some accounting exp. a plus. Position is M-F daytime hours garden fountain, deer stand, Sears 11/7, 8am-? Something for everyone! 611 Home Furnishings check the Nassau Humane Society treadmill, clothes, wooden double bed, facility located at 671 Airport Rd. next pays $9-$9.50 per hour to start. Fax resume with dates of prior employment MERCHANDISE headboard, foot board, night stands, FOR SALE - La-Z-Boy beige & to the airport (904)321-1647 & the end tables, household, misc. items. 602 Articles for Sale Nassau County Animal Shelter, 86078 in confidence to (904)261-5743. multicolor sofa 300 & loveseat 200, or 450/set. 2 computer chairs 15/ea. License Rd. in Yulee next to the drivers SUN GALLERY - is looking for two new MOVING SALE - Fri. 11/6 & Sat. 11/7, Drastically Reduced Cosmetic Sale Antique table w/4 chairs $60. Wood ent license building (904)491-7440. employees with great attitudes. We are 601 Garage Sales 9am-1pm. 86123 Fieldstone, Meadow- - Open House 11/14, 21 & 28, 12-4pm ctr for 27" TV & stereo $50. 15CF chest moving to a bigger location and need field Subd., Yulee. Christmas items, or call for personal appt. 87188 Raddin LOST BLUE & GOLD MACAW - Name freezer 150/OBO. (904)225-9968 one store manager and one bed furniture, home decor, ladies clothes Rd., Chester area. (904)225-7500 is “Knucklehead”. Last seen at Wilson cleaner. E-mail sungallery@bellsouth. (16 & up), treadmill, lawn items. BEAUTIFUL HOOKER OAK Neck & Haddock Rd. in Yulee. If seen EARLY CLASSIFIED FOR SALE - King size mattress & box net or apply in-person at our 14th St. (904)548-0270 FURNITURE DESK - 7 drawers, or found please call (904)859-6675. DEADLINES springs, $350. Like new. Call 261-6385. location. Due to the Veteran’s Day ceramic handles, like new. $225. Call HUGE YARD SALE - Tools, clothes, WII CONSOLE - w/Wii Play & Wii Fit (904) 261-0285. NOW HIRING holiday, the deadline to place toys, fishing stuff, knick-knacks, w/Wii Fit Board. Practically Brand New! 105 Public Notice Companies desperately need employ- classified line ads for the kitchen items, antiques, a whole lot 2 controllers, 2 nunchuks, Games: Wii ees to assemble products at home. No Wednesday, November 11th more. Sat. 11/7, 9am-3pm. Past Sports, Wii Music, Raymond's Raving 614 Jewelry/Watches selling, any hours. $500 wkly potential. edition has been changed to Springhill Baptist Church, follow signs Rabbids. Total Package Price: $350. All Real Estate Advertised Info 1-985-646-1700 DEPT. FL-1380. Friday, November 6th at 5pm. to Clearwater Rd. Call Lisa 556-5796 JEWELRY REPAIR - Crawford Jewelers, 1472 Sadler Rd. (904)277-4910 Herein - is subject to the Federal ELECTRICIAN NEEDED - with (2) 100% OAK BROWN LEATHER Fair Housing Act, which makes it experience. Send resume to: ST. MICHAEL ACADEMY BARREL CHAIRS - Swivel 360 illegal to advertise any prefer- SAT. 11/7 - 8am-3pm. Household, 2ND ANNUAL GARAGE SALE sk@kennedy electricgroup.com or call giftware, holiday items, collectible degrees. Excellent condition. $200/ea. 624 Wanted To Buy ence, limitation, or discrimination (904)631-1813. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH, 2009 or both for $300. (904)491-0652 based on race, color, religion, sex, children’s books, airline memorabilia, 8:00AM - 1:00PM handicap, familial status or commemorative periodicals, buttons, PARISH HALL AT 4TH ST. & CALHOUN I BUY JUNK CARS & HEAVY ACCOUNTING CLERK - Requires H.S. posters, assorted books, petrified national origin, or the intention to Diploma and 3-5 years of accounts MULTIPLE FAMILIES EQUIPMENT FOR SCRAP - CASH redwood. 2060-B Natures Ln. W. 607 Antiques PAID. (904)879-1190 / 705-8628 make any such preference, receivable or accounts payable experi- YARD SALE - Shop early for limitation or discrimination. ence. Must be a team player and able HUGE GARAGE SALE - Sat. 11/7, Christmas. Something for everyone. & Collectibles to work in a fast paced deadline 8am-2pm. 95201 Nassau River Rd. in 1984 Ford 4X4 full size pickup. Fri. The News-Leader will not oriented environment. Strong organi- O’Neal. 107 to store, then right on 11/6 & Sat. 11/7, 8:30am-2pm. JUDY LOTT OIL PAINTING - 26X26, REAL ESTATE knowingly accept any advertising zational and data entry skills. Excel Arbor Ln. to Nassau River Rd. Blackrock Rd., 2 miles down. Egret, aquas, blues. $750. Framed. for real estate which is in violation and Word skills essential. Knowledge (434)296-8766 SALES of the law. All persons are hereby of AccPac and MSDynamics a plus. E GARAGE SALE - Sat. 11/7, 8am-? HUGE GARAGE SALE - 96027 Grey NORTHEAST FLORIDA ANTIQUES informed that all dwellings mail resume to: [email protected]. Clothing, books, toys, furniture. 96196 Heron Ct., Heron Isles Subd., off & COLLECTIBLES SHOW advertised are available on an Chester Rd. Sat. 11/7, 8am-1pm. Coral Reef Rd., in Heron Isles off OLYMPIC STEEL - Motivated Inside Gold, Guns, & Coins Buyback - Paying equal opportunity basis. Baby equipment, toys, household Chester Rd. 802 Mobile Homes Sales Person needed immediately to Top Prices! Hosted by Great Expectations items, country decos, Christmas, generate new business. Must be a Auction Co., located at 2121 US Hwy 1 3BR/2BA - 14 ft. X90 ft. ‘84 SW. Well If you believe that you may have bedding sets (3 families so you name it COMMUNITY YARD SALE - High self-starter and work well independent- South, The Ponce DeLeon Mall, St. built & kept. Newer appl’s. included. been discriminated against in we got it). Pointe Subd./Barnwell Rd. (Lowe’s). connection with the sale, rental or ly. Two years customer service or sales Sat. 11/7, 7am-? Augustine, FL. Show begins at 9:00am New A/C & roof. You permit & move. financing of housing, call the experience required. Steel knowledge GARAGE SALE - 2111 Oak Bluff Ct., to 3:00pm this coming Saturday only! For Asking $6500/OBO. Need quick sale. United States Department of or Spanish a Plus. Full Time with just off Citrona. Fri. 11/6 & Sat. 11/7. MOVING/MULTI-FAMILY SALE - show & vendor info, call (904)806-4274.News Leader, C2all col (904)548-0117 x 6” for appt. Housing and Urban Development Benefits. Please email resumes to: Household items, Christmas lights & Sat. 11/7, 9am-4pm. 2139 Egret Ln., - HUD - 1(800)669-9777, or for [email protected] or decorations, scale-model die-cast cars. off Citrona Ave.. near YMCA. Furniture, the hearing impaired 1(800)927- fax to (904)491-8688. EOE M/F/D/V 8am-12pm. clothes, housewares, vintage items, 9275. collectibles, new items, lots more. Rain ARTISTIC FLORIST POSITIONS: MARSH LAKES - 2 families. or shine. Floral Designer Positions - open Appliances, glassware, tools, vac., part-time and full time. Experience in furniture, plants. Fri. 11/6, 12-6pm professional Florist required. Apply by & Sat. 11/7, 9am-12pm. 55 107 Special Occasion e-mail [email protected] Woodstork. Pecan Cracking & Blowing CLEANING CO. - needs 2 exp’d clean- ers. Transp. required. Dependable, HUGE GARAGE SALE - 2166 Jekyll THE NASSAU DETACHMENT, fast, w/clean background. Great pay. Ct., across from the new YMCA. Baby Whole, Cracked & Shelled MARINE CORPS LEAGUE Part-time available. (904)556-6042 furniture, baby clothes, toys, boy and Invites all Marines, their families, & girl clothes, women’s clothes, washer friends to participate in a celebration YMCA of Florida’s First Coast - is and dryer. Sat. 11/7 and Sun. 11/8, of the 234th birthday of the now recruiting Basketball Referees to 7:30am-? ONLINEONLINE BIDDINGBIDDING ONLYONLY work at our McArthur Family YMCA. 879-3684 United States Marine Corps Date - Friday, November 6, 2009 The season runs from 12/11/09 to Place - Fernandina Beach Golf Club 2/13/10. You must be able to enforce 601 Garage Sales A S

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REAL ESTATE 852 Mobile Homes 856 Apartments 856 Apartments 857 Condos-Furnished 858 Condos-Unfurnished SALES 3/2 DWMH - off Radio Rd. Fenced Unfurnished Unfurnished 2BR/2BA - on Amelia Island 1BR/1BA - in popular Amelia Lakes. backyard. Some pets OK. $850/mo. + Plantation. $1200/mo. for 6 months. Includes pool, fitness center, tennis, deposit. (904)206-3423 OCEAN VIEW - 2BR/1BA downstairs FOR RENT - Live in an attractive Call AMELIA RENTALS (904)261-9129. lakeside. Owner is licensed RE agent. duplex, tile floors, W/D, dishwasher, $700/mo. + dep. (904)742-4649 2BR/2BA TRAILER FOR RENT - 1 unfurnished 1200 sq. ft. Beach covered porch. N/S. $1050/mo., 802 Mobile Homes acre lot. New A/C. (904)583-1664 Townhouse. 2BR/2.5BA, with all includes utilities. (904)556-2177 appliances furnished including a 858 Condos-Unfurnished 925 TARPON - North Pointe, 2BR/ personal enclosed laundry. This 2001 2.5BA, close to beach, pool, covered FLEETWOOD MOBILE HOME - 2BR/1BA Trailer - Blackrock area. parking. $850/mo. Nick Deonas Realty, RIVERFRONT LOFT APT. - on San Townhouse offered for $900/mo. Call FERNANDINA SHORES - 3BR/2BA (1980) for sale. 3BR/2BA. $1000. Call Heat & air. $550/mo. + $500 deposit. Inc. (904)277-0006 Fannie at (904)753-2905. Call (904)261-6486. Carlos Park. Fantastic sunsets, patio, 261-6450 for appt. ground floor, pool, tennis, clubhouse, dishwasher. Year lease, ref’s, deposit. 2BR/1BA, stainless kitchen appl’s, 1BR/1BA SPACIOUS STUDIO - 10’ 3BR/2BA DOUBLEWIDE - for rent. Avail November. $995/mo. 261-5630 custom cabinets, laundry h/u. $995. ceiling, CH&A, W/D hookups, very nice. $800/mo. + $800 deposit. Old 804 Amelia Island Homes (904) 261-1824 $725 includes all utilities. (904)556-9581 860 Homes-Unfurnished Nassauville Rd. area. Call (912)285- AMELIA LAKES - 2BR/2BA, ground 3313 or (912)550-6542. FURNISHED EFFICIENCY - in Yulee. floor, lakefront. $950/mo. Water, sewer, NORTH HAMPTON - 3/2.5, 1950sf., CHARMING DOWNTOWN COTTAGE Must be clean. No smoking. Dock for washer & dryer included. Call (904) scenic views, 18th tee. 85001 Wainscott - Energy Star Hurricane Resistant Pre- HOLLY POINT - 3BR/2BA, FP, bird sunning or fishing. Utilities & cable 612-1137. Ct.Humane $1625/mo. House Call DonAd 2Brown 1x1 Realty 6/22/06 3:35 PM Page 1 const., $175K. (904)556-1905 aviary, very private. 1/2 mile to boat included. $700/mo. + dep. & refs. 857 Condos-Furnished 225-5510 or 571-7177 ramp. All appliances. New paint & (904)556-1401 AMELIA LAKES OCTOBER SPECIAL carpet. $850/mo. (904)415-3106 2BR/2.5BA - FULLY FURNISHED 1 & 2 Bed Luxury Condos in gated, 805 Beaches 2BR/1BA - unfurnished beachside TOWNHOUE. Ocean view, 150’ to waterfront community. Resort-style STATIONERY RV FOR RENT - Weekly upstairs duplex unit for rent at 832 N beach, C/AC, dishwasher, W/D. NS. pool, tennis court, 24/7 fit ctr, & monthly rates. (904)225-5577 $1100/mo. + utilities. (425)417-5564 volleyball & more! Condos include DON’T LITTER OCEANFRONT PROPERTY Fletcher--less than 200 feet to the Visit www.OceanfrontAmelia.com for a On Island - 2/1 SWMH in park beach. Living room opens on to garden tubs, walk-in closets, and lots complete list, or call Bob Gedeon at starting $165 wk/$660 mo. + dep. covered oceanview deck. Unit has THE COLONY - 4830 Gulfstream Ct. of upgrades! Call Jessica at (904)415- SSPPAAYY ~~ NNEEUUTTEERR Oceanfront Realty (904)261-8870. Utilities available. Also, At Beach - central heat/air and washer/dryer. 2BR/2BA, fully furnished including Wifi, 6969. Starting at $799/mo! cable, long distance calling. $1250/mo. www.amelialakes.com effic. apt., $145 wk incl utils/cable. $975/mo with 6 month lease & $700 A Public Service 261-5034 dep---$100 off 2nd months rent---All Contact phone # (904)838-1969 . [email protected] Announcement by The News-Leader 806 Waterfront utilities included except telephone. Svc 2/1 MOBILE HOME - Chester Rd. animals only & no smoking. Good LONG TERM RENTALS Waterfront Homes & Lots - Call $625/mo. + deposit. (904)206-3423 credit & references required. Call 277- (904) 261–4066 for information. C.H. 3317 or email [email protected]. ON ISLAND Lasserre, Realtor. NOW AVAILABLE 854 Rooms BEACHES CHOICE - 2BR oceanview Featured Home apt. Freshly painted, new carpet, 807 Condominiums ROOM FOR RENT - for single. 5 ceiling fans, CH&A, W/D conn. Svc minutes from beach. Private bath, pets only. No smoking. $875/mo. Countryside Apartments private entrance. $100/wk. + $200 al S CLUB VILLA AIP - This two-story villa Wtr/sew incl. 737 N. Fletcher. 261- Rent ecurity has been renovated ceiling to floors dep. Call 10am-6pm, (904)624-5084 4127 Downtown duplex, 127 So. 5th, nce D anytime. Assista 1&2 Bedroom Units eposit and wall to wall! New kit. and 3 new upstairs 2/1, W/D, nice deck, ble Sp bathrooms. Call for appointment to GARAGE APT. DOWNTOWN - 1BR, two blocks from Centre, $700 Availa ecial preview. 491-5906. $258,000 clean & bright. Big wood deck under Rent starting at $630-$750 855 Apartments the trees! Laundry h/u, CH&A. Go look! •819 S. 7th, 3/2.5 townhouse, garage, $995 Mon & Wed 8am - 5pm, Fri 1pm - 5pm 322 N. 3rd St. $595/mo. 607-3121 •Off Amelia Rd., 679 Grove Park Cir., 3/2 + 808 Off Island/Yulee Furnished office space, fenced yard, avail. soon, GREAT 1BR APT - in Historic district. $1100.00. 1105 S. 13th Street, Fernandina Beach 2BR/2BA SINGLE WIDE - on 1 1BR/1BA EFFICIENCY APT. - with Clean, safe. No smoking. Service OFF ISLAND (904) 277-2103 animals only. $800 incl. electric, water, fenced acre. New roof, completely porch, downtown near Centre St. •Lofton Pt., off Amelia Concourse, wireless Internet and satellite TV...... remodeled, 3 yr. old AC & heat. $575/mo. (904)753-0718 96041 Piedmont Dr., 3/2, $1075. $55K/OBO. Call (904)504-7674. Private covered porch. Can be rented Yulee Villas WATERFRONT - 1BR, can be furnished. (904)415-3090 •Hickory Village, 86005 Maple Leaf Pl., ity Ren spacious 4/3 to include separate 1/1 Secur tal furnished except bed. Some utilities. sit Assist Great fishing & boating. (904)703- suite, $1500. Depo 1,2&3 Bedroom Units ance 809 Lots WATERFRONT - 1BR, can be ial Avai 4265 furnished except bed. Some utilities. Call Patricia Turner Spec lable LOT FOR SALE - #10 Blackrock Rd. Great fishing & boating. (904)703- Rental Property Manager Rent starting at $585-$705 .55 acre, cleared, filled, well drilled, At Beach - Remodeled effic $145 wk, 4265 Cell: between Pirates Wood entrances. incl utils/cable. Also On Island - 904-556-9586 Tues & Thurs 8am - 5pm, Fri 8am - 12pm $59,000. (912)506-1035 2&3BR SWMH in park starting $165 For Rent - 2BR/1.5BA townhouse apt. www.firstcoastrentalads.com wk/$660 mo + dep. 261-5034 Newly rebuilt. CH&A, stove, refrig., 850766 US Hwy 17 South, Yulee ACROSS FROM OCEAN - 57 S. d/w, carpet. $750/mo. + dep. & ref’s. Broker Associate 828 Nottingham Dr. (904)261-3035 REAL ESTATE Fletcher Ave. 2BR/2BA completely 474303 E. State Road 200 (904) 225-5810 furnished. Washer/dryer, d/w, disposal, RENTALS TV, ceiling fans. $950/mo. + utilities. ARTIST’S APT. - with retail space Deposit $950. Call (904)277-7622 to available. $900 includes utilities. 505 schedule walk through. S. 9th St. (904)321-3404 851 Roommate Wanted

RESPONSIBLE ROOMMATE WANTED - large house to share in Nassauville, $400/mo., includes utilities. Call 904-583-0492. 852 Mobile Homes

2BR/2BA - Beautiful new decor. $600- $700/mo. Includes water, lawn. Possible RTO. (904)315-1757 or 613-8401

2BR/2BA SW TRAILER - on Lonnie Martyn Reece www.ameliaislandresales.com Crews Rd. Fenced in yard & sheds. Nice Dale Reece REALTOR®/OWNER Harrison Park 5548 First Coast Hwy., Suite 100 neighborhood. $600/mo. + $600 dep. BROKER/OWNER Call (904)866-7880. 753-4267 753-4210 491-6686

Marsh Cove Condominiums Nassau Experience Island living without Island prices! Club Features include: Apartments 2 bedroom garden units • 2 bedroom townhouse style Best Address in Fernandina Beach 3 bedroom garden units • Marsh views AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION 46 LONG POINT European- AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION 57 LONG POINT. Arthur inspired home on spectacularly landscaped 3/4 acre lot, golf Rutenberg custom executive home on a wonderful marsh view 1, 2, 3 & 4 Bedrooms Swimming pool • Dishwasher • Laundry facilities view overlooking 3 fairways and inter-coastal with short walk to homesite. This 4 bedroom, 3 car garage pool home is priced for Washer/dryer connections* • Washer/dryer units available* the Atlantic Ocean. Custom built cabinetry in kitchen, family a quick sale. Custom features include cherry kitchen cabinets,  Pool room, bathrooms & closets. Dacor stainless steel appliances, granite tops, stainless steel appliances, hurricane shutters,sum-  Water, garbage & pest control included in rent cooktop, double sink w/disposal. Top quality carpet porcelain mer kitchen, landscape lighting, new tile and railing on front Fitness Center porch, Rinnai tankless water heater, custom hardwood leaded  00 and travertine floors throughout. Exterior is all brick including Business Center Prices starting at $675. per month chimneys with extensive copper trim. Large patio has built in glass front doors. Tinted seamless windows overlooking pool  and marsh. Gated Community *Some features not available in all units Lynx professional stainless steel gas grill. MLS #48456 $1,350,000 MLS #49706 $1,595,000 FREE RENT Senior Citizen Discounts • Ask About Our Specials! Call for Details Less than 2 miles from the beach and you can walk to the shops NOW ACCEPTING (904)277-2500 & restaurants at The Gateway to Amelia Center! Vacation Rental Properties Call today! (904) 261-0791 Visit AmeliaIslandResales.com www.atcdevelopment.com for all our listings! P P Serving All of Amelia Island Serving All of Amelia Island

CARLTON DUNES OCEAN PLACE 133 SEA MARSH ROAD 1638 REGATTA DRIVE Executive oceanfront condos at Summer Ocean front at it’s finest! 2 and 3 bedroom Beautiful custom home in Amelia Island Plantation. Beautiful home located in the prestigious Golfside Beach with upscale appointments located units located on the South side of The Ritz- Large Lot. Private. Open spacious floor plan. South in Summer Beach. Approx. 3,800 sq. ft., 4 bed- North of The Ritz-Carlton. Prices start at Carlton at Summer Beach. Prices start at Immaculate, Must see to appreciate! room, 3.5 bath, upscale amenities. $1,389,000. $629,000. Investors welcome. $575,000 MLS # 49434 $979,000 MLS #44999

95176 WOODBERRY LANE 301 KETCH COURTYARD 1786 HAMMOCK COURT AT THE BEACH This beautiful home in The Preserve at Summer Beach Beautiful views from this 2BR/2BA oceanfront condo. Over 2,300 sq. ft. in this 4 BR/2.5 BA southern living This beautifully renovated 3BR/2.5 BA home features features an open floor plan that leads to a large Centrally located to dining, shopping or just relaxing screened porch with views of the preserve area. Just a cottage located in the beautiful Summer Beach a new custom kitchen. 23 x 13 sunroom with teak at the beach. Very well maintained. Great rental area. Membership is available with this property. short walk to the beach. floors. Two neighborhood pools and tennis in Ocean $475,000 MLS # 49504 potential! $510,900 MLS# 50317 Village. $627,500 MLS # 50464 $475,000 MLS #48999

95046 SPRING TIDE LANE 5036 OUTRIGGER DRIVE SAILMAKER VILLAS HARRISON COVE VILLAS Magnificent marsh views from this beautiful A rare find! Wonderful oceanfront townhouse design Oceanfront and pool side units in the heart Beautiful condos in convenient location. 2 Intracoastal townhome. Fabulous screened lanai in Outrigger at Summer Beach. Fabulous ocean views! of Summer Beach. 2 or 3 bedrooms starting and 3 bedroom units with garages. Prices with summer kitchen! Community dock and boat Fully furnished w/ exception of a few personal items. at $375,000. Perfect for rentals. slips. Membership to the country club available. start at $325,000. Membership to Country Club available. Prices starting at $750,000 MLS #48002 $899,000 MLS #48352

THE PRESERVE COURTYARD 69 SPINNAKER DRIVE BEACH COTTAGE THE PRESERVE TOWN HOMES Wonderful homes with the timeless flair of a Let us build your dream home on this beautiful 3BR, 2 BA, one car garage, plus screened porch. Steps 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bath, pond view,two-story town- Mediterranean Villa with views of the pond. Summer Beach golf course lot. Large, wooded to the beach and neighborhood pool. Gated com- homes with master on 1st floor. Community munity. Few steps to the beach, great gated communi- lot has beautiful views. Country Club member- pool, walk to the beach. $275,000 MLS# 50468 ty. Prices starting at $595,000. ship available. $475,000 MLS #48670 Prices starting at $359,900. VIRTUAL TOURS AVAILABLE AT WWW.REALTOR.COM VIRTUAL TOURS AVAILABLE AT WWW.REALTOR.COM Summer Beach is our address not our boundary! Summer Beach is our address not our boundary!

MAIN SALES OFFICE CALL A NY O F O UR S ALES AGENTS MAIN SALES OFFICE CALL A NY O F O UR S ALES AGENTS (800) 322-7448 MARCY MOCK (800) 322-7448 MARCY MOCK ANDREW SANDS ANDREW SANDS (904) 261-0624 (904) 261-0624 BRENDA SLATER BRENDA SLATER 5456 First Coast Highway • Amelia Island, FL 32034 5456 First Coast Highway • Amelia Island, FL 32034

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Find The News-Leader on the World Wide Web 860 Homes-Unfurnished 860 Homes-Unfurnished 860 Homes-Unfurnished www.fbnewsleader.com Read the news, e-mail the staff, check the NICE 3BR/2BA HOME - on Island. ON ISLAND AT SEASIDE: 2,400 sq. 2BR/1BA - All new appliances. W/D. $945. Lots of trees and garage. (904) ft. 4-bedroon 3-full baths. Walk or Wimbrel Ln. off Philips Manor near Ritz classifieds, or subscribe to 206-1370. cycle to the beach, Ft. Clinch or town. Carlton & Peters Point beach access. Florida’s Oldest Weekly Newspaper! 2-car garage, sprinkler system, smoke Call (904)556-4491. and security alarms, fitted for internet, 4BR/2.5BA - 2100sf. Cartesian Point, phones & cable. Fully equipped kitch- Waterfront Bells River Estates - 15 minutes to Jacksonville or St. en, with breakfast nook, formal dinning New 2800sf concrete blk home. 4/3 Marys. Fenced backyard. $1150/mo. area, and storage area, laundry room w/master up & down, gourmet kitchen, Call (904)254-8727. with washer/dryer. $1,650 month. 2-car gar. $1195/mo. (904)860-5564 904/206-0817 or 770/493-9664. TOWNHOME FOR RENT - 3/2, YULEE COTTAGE - 2BR/1BA, private, all new. $985. (904)753- completely refurbished, CH&A, tile 987 CHAD ST. - 3BR/2BA 2-story 0807 bath. $750/mo., 1st & last + $700 townhome. Available now. $900/mo. security. Call (904)465-0511. Call 583-8968. Pets allowed. CHARMING - Old World style house 4BR/3BA, gourmet kitchen, wood & Travertine floors. 513 Dade St., Fern. Bch. $1500/mo. (904)210-6191

Fernandina CURTISS H. SMALL 3BR HOME - for rent on S. 6th Beach St. Call (904)753-1346. LASSERRE FLORA PARKE - Large 4BR family home. Hardwood floors throughout, Realty Real Estate, Inc. very clean, fenced backyard. $1300/ mo. (904)753-1820 (904) 261-4011 RESIDENTIAL 4BR/2BA/2-CAR GARAGE - 76097 2057 S. Fletcher Ave. Tideview Lane, TimberCreek, 1 mile RENTALS west of I-95 on A1A, $1350/mo. WE HAVE OVER 60 CARFAX LONG-TERM RENTALS LONG TERM 2275 sq. ft. (904)521-9792. www.infotube.net/158370. •3BR/2.5BA w/pool unfurnished • TIDAL BAY - 3BR/2BA AMELIA PARK COTTAGE - 2BR/2BA, 95109 Hildreth Ln NO SMOKING Den or DR, EIK w/granite, great room House in Heron Isles. 2 car $1550 + util. w/HW floors and FP, screen porch, 1c CERTIFIED, SERVICED garage. $995/mo. Available garage. Lawn and shrub maintenance included. $1200. (904)222-1953 11/2/09 •322 S.6th St. 4BR/2BA $1,100 + util. •2519 S. Fletcher Ave (West Side), 3BR/2BA - Renter willing to pay • SOUTH FLETCHER - security deposit + $300 cash. Park AND SAFETY 3-4 BR/2.5BA 2800 sq. ft. Home. View Place sub close to schools/beach. 1BR/1BA unit. Ocean front with Security/sprinkler systems, stainless Lots of parking. Unfurnished $1,400 steel appl, W/D, Fireplace, fenced back great ocean view. $800/mo. + util. yd w/screened porch. $1100/mo. Available Now. Credit check required. (904)302-2830. INSPECTED VEHICLES •19 S. 14th St., 2/1, $900/mo. + util., • LONG POND LOOP - security deposit $1,000. 3BR/2BA house in Cartesian Point. •4BR/2.5BA Very nice 2500 sq.ft. 861 Vacation Rentals 1800 sq.ft. $1050/mo. Available READY FOR home at Florence Point $1,450/mo. OCEANVIEW 3BR/2BA and 2BR/1BA. Now + util. Call (904)261-4066, C.H. Lasserre, Realtor, for special rates. •AMELIA LANDING - •3BR/2BA Home on Amelia Island with beautiful view of Egans Creek. SUMMER BEACH VILLAGE - IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! 2BR/2BA condo, close to beach. Furnished home, 3BR/2BA, 2-car gar., Community pool. No pets. $1,650/mo. + Util. gated comm w/pool, 5 min/beach. $725/mo. includes water & •3BR/2BA Home w/ pool, Avail Oct-Nov. 261-6204, 206-0035 sewage. Available Now. Dunewood Pl., close to beach and golf course $1,350/mo + util • W. 5th STREET - 2BR/2BA 863 Office •2BR/2BA upstairs condo, unfurn, STARTING FROM unit. Close to beach. $860/mo. unit in Amelia Lakes, smoke free, OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - Desk, bookcase, chair, all utilities, & some Includes water, garbage & lots of amenities. $900/mo. sewage. Available Now. extras. $500/mo. 753-4077 ONLY $3,950 !!! •619 S. 14th St. 3BR/1BA $975/mo. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE •FIRST AVENUE - 3BR/3.5 + util. Security deposit of $1,000. 402 Centre St. 1000-9000SF BA unit. Close to beach. 1 car 1 North 4th St (Swan Bldg) • 2801 Elizabeth St - 3/2 upstairs Apt. 155-170SF garage. 2,300 sq. ft. Available Great Deck-Oceanview $950/mo. + util. 501 Centre St (Maxwell Bldg) 11/2/09. 120-190SF •3BR/2BA on First Ave. w/one car Atlantic Ave @ 14th St 700SF garage. Like new with a partial 117 S. 9th St 1200SF • AMELIA LAKES - 1BR/1BA 1405 Park Ave 918SF 1 car garage. Community pool. ocean view $1,150/mo + util. Galphin R/E Svc - (904)277-6597 $750/mo. Available Now. VACATION RENTAL STOP BY, CALL OR VISIT US Office Space - includes utilities & Visit Amelia-era.com • AFFORDABLE WEEKLY/MONTHLY janitor. Small $125, medium $225, for more listings. 2BR/1BA Oceanview. 487 S. large $350, & office suites avail. Jasmine Office Center. Call Mack ON OUR WEBSITE; Fletcher. Call for more information (904)583-0058. (800) 741-4011 904-261-4066 EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPACE - to rent or lease. Prestigious Gateway to Amelia YOU’LL BE GLAD location. (904)556-6234 TURNKEY CLASS A OFFICE SPACE - in Gateway To Amelia complex avail- able for professional service firm on an YOU DID! Fall Move-In Special office sharing basis. If interested con- 2 MONTHS FREE tact Sue Armstrong at (904)277-2788. Call for Details 864 Commercial/Retail • W/D Connections RESTAURANT FOR LEASE - 3800 sq. ft. 463179 A1A, Yulee. Permits • Large Closets available for alcoholic beverages. (904) • Private Patios 557-5004 • Sparkling Pool DEERWALK - Prime high visibility Please Visit Us location on A1A in O’Neal. 1250sf • Tennis Courts units. Curtiss Lasserre Real Estate • Exercise Room (904)261-4066. at Our New, Easy-to- • Close to shopping • 20 minutes to Jacksonville TRANSPORTATION Use Website! or Fernandina. Gene Invites All His Friends & www.prolinemotors.com City Apartments with Country Charm! 901 Automobiles (904) 845-2922 FSBO - ‘97 Saturn $1900. ‘94 Customers to Stop Plymouth Van $2500. ‘91 Dodge PU By & Say Hello! 37149 Cody Circle Hilliard, Florida $2500 & ‘95 Dodge PU $2900. All Eastwood Oaks Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 good running condition. 261-5034 Sat. /Sun. by Appt. 2005 DODGE SRT-4 (Turbo) - *All Prices Plus Tax, Title, Registration & $149.00 Customer Service Fees.* Apartments $10,500. (904)277-3821 PAGE 23 November 2009 REAL ESTATE SHOWCASE

“Think I’ll let that native land agent be my guide.” FFERNANDINAERNANDINA BBEACHEACH RREALTYEALTY,I,INCNC. 2057 S. Fletcher Avenue 474262 SR 200 (A1A) 542188 US Hwy 1 REAL ESTATE, (South of Sadler Roundabout) (Across from Lowe’s) (US1 & Lem Turner) CURTISS H. LASSERRE INC. Amelia Island Yulee Callahan 3032 S. 8th St./A1A, Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 904-261-4011 / 800-741-4011 904-261-5011 / 877-261-5011 904-879-3011 / 866-488-3011 www.lasserrerealestate.com [email protected] 904-261-4066 Visit us at: www.ameliaislandhomes.com and amelia-era.com

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AWESOME VIEW OF EGAN’S CREEK & 75’ OCEANFRONT LOT. Great CLASSIC BEACH HOUSE on two 50’ ocean- BELLS RIVER ESTATES Fort Clinch St Park. Single family estate lot Location for your home or retreat, in the 700 front lots. Wide views of Atlantic Ocean, HIGH POINTE NORTH HAMPTON FISHERMAN’S PARADISE Beautiful 3/2 on cul-de-sac Sit on your deck overlooking adjacent to historic landmark Amelia Island block of S. Fletcher, R-1 Zoning, and sur- 3BR/2BA, hardwood floors, and an updated Magnificent 4/3 brick home in Built in 2008, this 4/2.5 two- has gas fireplace. 42” cabinets Johnson Lake, a well-fed fresh story is a steal at $169,000! Lighthouse. 370+/- ft on Navigable side of rounded primarily by long term residents kitchen. A great beach getaway or opportunity gated community. tons of Egan’s Creek and is one of the highest elevations corian, 18” tile, great room, din- water lake. This 3/2 two-story 2842 sf, 3-car garage, concrete and second home owners. Reduced to to build up to two new homes! Owner will upgrades, cul-de-sac lot. handi- on the east coast. Possible Ocean views ing & living rooms. Short sale! on a double lot has new paint, block construction, sprinklers $2,249,500 $1,095,000 $1,050,000! divide lots. List price . MLS#45764 cap accessible. roof, hvac & well and a fabu- & hurricane shutters. Short lous workshop. Sale! #49970 $399,999 #50242 $194,900 #50451 $149,900 #50325 $169,000 ED C U ED R

LANCEFORD CREEK FRONTAGE GREAT PRIMARY RESIDENCE OR 1 ACRE ON BLACKMON RD. on tidal approx 2.45 acres with small home located VACATION GETAWAY OR INVESTMENT creek, is dry at low tide. Has well built dock and off of Freeman Rd. Deep water access, 115’ PROPERTY spacious and private location, right concrete block 20x20 garage. Owner has option across from tennis courts. Tile downstairs with carpet- DOWLING DRIVE PETUNIA COURT PERSIMMON CIRCLE WATERFRONT RETREAT of frontage. A great investment at this price. not to sell MH located on lot for reduced price Custom built 2-story water- Beautifully landscaped and Ideal Amelia Island location Low country living in this 2- $550,000 ing upstairs, gas fireplace in dining. Seller agrees to pay 6 mo. Assoc. fees. Reduced From $272,900 to $249,000 front home on Lanceford fenced 1-acre lot surround this for the 2004 SF upgraded story home in Glenwood has $175,000 MLS#48709 Appraisal on file. Creek has dock and fabulous- 3/2 DWMH which has cedar home in Simmons Cove. Nice 100’ deep water frontage, dock backyard!Abundant upgrades siding, large deck with gazebo layout, tiled & screened and boat lift on 2 lots, totaling inside, stone paver driveway. & outbuilding w/electric. porch. Home Warranty. 1.6 acres. Lots can be sold sep- 1.17 acres. arately. #50190 $595,900 #50484 $79,900 #50296 $289,000 #50302 $499,000

00 G ,0 IN 00 ST $2 LI ED W UC E ED N WONDERFUL OCEANVIEW HOME. In 2,374 HSF ENERGY EFFICIENT Home AMELIA PARK OFFICE CONDO Fronts R great condition, only used as second home. under construction at Pirate’s Wood. S. 14th street, has 3 separate office rooms plus Conveniently located beach access, side entry 4BR/2.5BA on ? acre lot. Tile, wood and car- reception, bath and break area. Approx 910 sf garage, atrium, and wet bar makes this an peting, solid surface countertop kitchen attractive and entertaining property. Great w/island, gas package. Great floor plan. For Sale or Lease $265,000 potential for expansion. $695,000 OCEANFRONT HOME LOFTON POINTE SPANISH OAKS TARA GLEN LANE Pre-construction price $325,000 Completely furnished 3/2 2- Picture-perfect and move in New carpet and paint in this Beautiful 6/6.5 Dorrit plan has story has a wonderful floor ready 4/2 built in 2004. well-maintained 3/2 home bonus room and RV/Boat plan, vaulted ceilings, front & Preserve and lake views, sprin- w/island kitchen, Oversized garage. Heated & screened rear decks, 2-car garage & fab- kler system, new flooring, master. 11x22 guest bedroom inground pool w/guest suite & ulous location. fresh paint, fireplace. and covered porch. summer kitchen. 2.27 acre lot #48220 $990,000 #50766 $199,900 #50257 $219,900 #50073 $659,000

0 00 Lots & Acreage 5, $7 ED SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME on Amelia BRING YOUR HORSE LOVERS. 3BR/2.5BA townhome at Amelia Park. 2 car UC ED Island “ Built in 2008 it has 4 BR/3 BA with a Traditional brick home/with aluminum siding garage. Very nice patio area includes a Avery Rd $45,000 Amelia IslandLong Point $575,000 R bonus room that could be converted into a 5th lovely oaks nd flowering shrubs. Located in 1BR/1BA garage apt. Great primary home or Barrington $119,900 Opal Ave $395,000 BR, 3 car garage, private back yard, and com- Callahan and convenient to both Jacksonville rental bank-owned forclosure sale $289,900 Blackbeard’s Way $1,065,000 Pinedale Road $69,000 King’s Bay, Ga. $250,000 MLS#46792 Calhoun St. $99,500 Someruelus $99,000 munity pool. $399,900 MLS#49612 MLS#50156 First Ave $295,000 S. Fletcher $995,000 AMELIA SOUTH Ian Drive $45,000 10th Street $48,000 OCEAN PARK LOTS This 5th floor 2/2 oceanfront Rarely available 3/2 corner unit OCEANFRONT HOTEL SITE - 215’ on the Atlantic, will divide. MARSHFRONT LOT in River Oaks Subdivision +/- 1 Acre $389,000 condominium has been redone has wraparound balcony. Conditional use approved by city for hotel $5,900,000 SOUTHEND/MANUCY RD Beautiful lot $195,000 and is bright & colorful. Fully fur- Located on 3rd floor with fabu- Amberwood Ln $67,500 Off-IslandMarc Anthony $46,800 WALKING DISTANCE TO THE BEACH, 5 oversized lots off 2 PIRATES WOOD LOTS – 1/2 acre $75,000 Nearly 1 acre $125,000 nished, all appliances & the view lous ocean views. Completely Robert Oliver in Egan’s Landing Subdivision, reduced to $175,000 is awesome! Bennett Ave $225,500/$350,000 Napeague Dr. $165,000 2 ONE ACRE MH LOTS OFF LINDA RD. in Wilson Neck. Brady Point Rd. $480,000 Plum Loop $49,900/$66,000 furnished, good rental! each 113’x150’ buy now build later!50x100 ft lot on Tarpon Ave. #50236 $365,000 Open Rural, vested impact fees, wells and septics in place $175,000 Burmeister Rd. $31,000 Redbud Lane $199,000 $325,000 #49595 $449,900 SINGLE WIDE MH in Wilson Neck area Beautiful lot $82,900 Cayman Circle $69,000/$126,900 Reserve at Deer Run OCEANVIEW LOT – 72x125 ft no time frame to build, Great view of Edwards Road $59,000 $55,000-$75,000 ocean on east, and Greenway west first right on Rachel St. $315,000 MH LOT on Radio Rd. home of little value, $83,200 Gravel Creek $69,900 Roses Bluff $29,900 High Pointe $119,900 Southern Heritage $155,000 COMMERCIAL & DEVELOPMENT Lafitte’s Way $89,900 US Highway 17 $350,000 INTERSTATE 95 EXPOSURE AT US 17 - GOOD ASSEMBLAGE OCEANFRONT HOTEL SITE 215’ on the Atlantic. Will divide. Lina Road $417,900 Wesley Rd., 13.61 acres Little Piney Island $300,000 $899,900 POTENTIAL for medium sized site. Corner location with good Conditional use approved by City for hotel. $5,900,000 access. $850,000 PRIME FRONTAGE ALONG US 17 just north of A1A, High development area in the heart of Yulee. $495,000. Plans for an HIGH POINTE YULEE MINI WAREHOUSE Good opportunity to grow your 11,00 s.f. Medical Complex on file. 1.2 acre wooded lots in FLORA PARKE SEA HAWK PLACE own self storage facility and/or add new retail/office. 570’ on 200” US 17 FRONTAGE, 2400 of Block bldg. vested gated subdivision off Best priced home in this great Custom-built 4/3.5 marsh front U.S. 17, total 3.5 acres+/-. Warehouse on approx. 2 acres. concurrency. Zoned CI neighborhood! Has courtyard Barnwell Road. Bring home w/inground pool over- $1,575,000 $550,000 garage & covered patio. In your own builder with looking the Intercoastal 15 CITY LOTS – 3RD and Fir Streets. Zoned MU-1 and R2. 64 ACRES along Amelia Island good shape but needs carpet & no time limit to build. Waterway. 3064 SF built-in Parkway for a Master Planned Good for townhome, duplex or industrial. $525,000 paint. Short Sale! 2006 Development #50258 $159,000 $119,900 # 49964 $584,000