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Command Sgt. Maj. Charles Nobles, left, poses for a photo shortly before his retirement. The Fernandina Beach resident spent 23 years in the Army, including a tour in Vietnam in 1969-70. Staff Sgt. Nobles, above left, poses with a soldier of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam in late 1969 or early 1970. Other photos are scenes of Vietnam from the scrapbook of Nobles. ‘I always liked the military’ ‘They were very, very brave’ RYAN SMITH Jackson, S.C., and my (advanced indi- RYAN SMITH think about it. That’s part of the reason News-Leader vidual training) at Fort Leonard Wood, News-Leader I’m (attending the ceremony),” she Mo. I was stationed in Fort Campbell, said. “I still have issues, and I thought, Charles Nobles grew up in Ky. That was in ’65 or ’66, about the Mary Nuttall made a career out of ‘Well, maybe this will close the book Fernandina Beach, and he retired time a lot of people were being sent off helping soldiers and veterans. The for me.’” here, but 23 years of his adult life were to Vietnam.” Fernandina Beach native retired from Nuttall said the Tachikawa AFB spent away from his island home. For Nobles, however, didn’t get sent to the Veterans Administration, but her hospital wasn’t treating Vietnam casu- those 23 years, Nobles served in the Vietnam until 1969. In the meantime, service began before she even started alties when she first arrived. U.S. Army. he attended military schools, kept a working for the VA – nursing the “Essentially an Air Force base hos- Nobles was one of the North lookout for leadership positions and wounded from Vietnam. pital is there for treating active duty Florida Vietnam-era veterans honored rose through the ranks. “I was a U.S. Air Force nurse from (airmen) and their dependents,” she by U.S. Rep. Ander Crenshaw at a cer- “I went through the ranks in the 1962 to 1969,” she said Thursday. “I said. “That’s what it was until the last emony Monday at Naval Air Station Army pretty fast,” he said. “Three Nobles Nuttall was stationed in Japan at Tachikawa two years (I was there), when they Jacksonville. years in, I was a staff sergeant. I was Air Force Base from 1964 to 1968.” expanded to handle casualties from “I enlisted right out of high school,” a squad leader in Vietnam. Part of the Nuttall was one of the North Vietnam. Nobles said. “I always liked the mili- time, I was a platoon sergeant.” Florida Vietnam-era veterans honored “I was a young nurse – 25, 26 years tary. Growing up as a kid, I always In Vietnam, Nobles performed one by U.S. Rep. Ander Crenshaw at a cer- old – and it was pretty traumatic. They had an interest in the military. I served of the most dangerous jobs in the emony Monday at Naval Air Station opened what they called a ‘dirty ICU’ two tours in Germany, one in Vietnam Army – explosive ordnance demoli- American Legion Jacksonville. She said Thursday that – an intensive care unit to accommo- and one in Korea. I traveled all over tion. she hoped the ceremony would pro- date the casualties who had legs blown the world. “I spent most of my time in the dedication, 3A vide some closure for her and other off, arms blown off, shrapnel wounds.” “I enlisted here in Fernandina,” he veterans. added. “I did my basic training at Fort NOBLES Continued on 3A “It was a long time ago, but I still NUTTALL Continued on 3A

PHOTOS BY ANGELA DAUGHTRY/NEWS-LEADER The U.S. Navy Color Guard leads the way, left, as the Veterans Day parade, sponsored by American Legion Post 54, winds its way through downtown Fernandina Beach on Saturday. Members of the Fernandina Beach High School Navy Junior ROTC march with pride, right, joining a long line of local businesses, service clubs, city and county offi- cials, law enforcement and veterans’ groups who receiving an enthusiastic reception from onlookers.

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LOOKING BACK WEEKLY UPDATE OBITUARIES 50 YEARS AGO sory personnel were Food needed Ralph B. Adams beside his wife following a com- Mary Jane Quinn granted raises of 10-12.5 per- mittal service in Hughes cent for the 1984-85 school The Salvation Army Mr. Ralph B. Adams, age 94, Cemetery in Yulee, Fla. Mrs. Mary Jane Quinn, age A record 389 golfers hit year. Hope House, 410 South of Yulee, Florida passed away on Please share his life story at 71, of Fernandina Beach, FL the links for the opening of November 14, 1984 Date St., Fernandina Friday evening, November 6, www.oxleyheard.com. passed away on Thursday 18 holes at the Fernandina Beach, is in urgent need of 2009 at Baptist Medical Center Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors morning, November 5, 2009 at Beach golf club. donations of non-perishable – Jacksonville. the Acosta Rua Center for November 12, 1959 10 YEARS AGO food to hand out to those in Born in Pittsburgh, PA, he Caring in Jacksonville. need, including: was the oldest of ten children Wanda Bea Hans Born in Winter Garden, The city’s marina rede- Canned foods not born to Lorenzo Ralph and Funeral services for Wanda Florida, she had resided in 25 YEARS AGO velopment plans were put requiring cooking and with Sadie Wilson Adams. Bea Hans, 81, of Altus, will be California before moving to on hold after bids came in pop-top lids; canned fruits, Mr. Adams and his wife had held at 2 p.m., Tuesday in the Fernandina in the mid 1990s. Nassau County school higher than expected. juice, vegetables, beans and moved to Nassau County in Kincannon Memorial Chapel. An avid animal lover, she was administrators and supervi- November 10, 1999 meats (tuna, chicken, spam, 1991 from Asheville, NC. They Mrs. Hans passed away known for taking in and caring beanie-weenies), soups and had lived for many years and Friday, Oct. 30, 2009, in Lawton. for strays. Her family recalls her sauces; rice, pasta, oats, raised their family in the Inurnment will be in love of old family movies, gar- grits, helper meals, instant Philadelphia, PA area. In the Fernandina Beach, Fla., at a dening and Bingo at the mashed potatoes and pow- early 1980s, they located to later date. The family received Fernandina Beach Council of dered milk; cereal, break- Asheville, NC. friends on Monday from 6 to 8 Aging. fast bars and peanut butter He had worked as a p.m., at the funeral home. She had recently attended and jelly. Licensed Electrician for many She was born on Aug. 3, the First Presbyterian Church For more information years; in residential construc- 1928, in Eldorado to Floyd of Fernandina. call 321-0435. tion. While living in Philadelphia Hugh and Gladys Irene (Goss) Mrs. Quinn leaves behind, Food giveaway he was a member of the Martin. She married John F. her husband, Lance Rathert, Fairview Golf and Country Hans Sr. on Dec. 4, 1946, in Fernandina Beach, FL, three The Northeast Com- Club. Reno, Nev. Wanda attended sons, Wayne Johnson (Nancy), munity Action Agency, Inc. Raised in the Methodist schools in Eldorado. She liked Yulee, FL, Ricky Johnson (NFCAA) will distribute a church; after moving to Yulee, to play bridge and was a mem- (Edith), Yulee, FL, Kenny small amount of U.S. De- Mr. Adams became a member ber of the First Baptist Church Johnson, Bethesda, MD, a partment of Agricultural of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Altus, and the Beta Sigma daughter, Renee Jost (Tom), Surplus Food Commodities in Fernandina Beach. Phi Sorority, Xi Alpha Lambda Fernandina Beach, FL, two on a first-come, first-served He leaves behind, his wife Chapter. brothers, Frank Mott, Orlando, basis from 12:30-3 p.m. Nov. of 67 years, Alice Wilson Her husband preceded her FL, Grady Mott, Vidalia, GA, 18 at the Martin Luther Adams, Yulee, FL, three daugh- in death. ten grandchildren, thirteen King Center auditorium, ters, Joyce Adams Frink (Neil), Survivors include two great grandchildren and one 1200 Elm St. Fernandina Beach, FL, Beverly daughters, Susan King and her great great grandchild. Adams Mantz, Washington, DC, husband Clyde of Fernandina Funeral services were at Bereavement Xernna Adams Davis (William), Beach, Fla., and Sandi Feldman 2:00 pm, on Saturday, from the support Veronna, PA, a brother, John of Nevada; three sons, John F. graveside in Green Pine Adams, Pittsburgh, PA, three Hans Jr. and his wife Peggy, of Cemetery with Dr. Holton A Bereavement Support sisters, Ida Jackson, Pittsburgh, Blair, James M. Hans of Altus, Siegling, officiating. Group meets the second PA, Sadie Harris, Pittsburgh, and Richard Hans and his wife The family received friends Thursday of each month PA, Jeanne Daniels, Silver Donna of Allen, Texas; two sis- following the service on from 5-6:30 p.m. at St. Spring, MD, grandchildren, ters, Camilla Jackson of Altus, Saturday at the graveside. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Sharif Frink, Oakland, CA, and Jean Harmon of Eldorado; Please view her life story at corner of Eighth Street and Glenn Davis (Andrea), Xernna a brother, Jerry Hamersly and www.oxleyheard.com. Atlantic Avenue. The next Wright (Joseph), Myrna White his wife Wanda of Eldorado; Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors meeting is Nov. 12. Call (Jerry), Olivia D. Walker, all of nine grandchildren and two 491-1753 for information. Pittsburgh, PA, eight great great-grandchildren. Paul Scott Zobel Cholesterol checks grandchildren, twenty great Memorial contributions may great grandchildren and numer- be made to the DaVita Altus Paul Scott Zobel, “Scott”, 51, Winn Dixie pharmacy, ous nieces and nephews. Dialysis Center, 205 S. Park of Callahan, Florida passed 947 Amelia Plaza, Fernan- The family will receive Lane, Altus, OK 73521. away November 4, 2009. dina Beach will host free friends from 5:00-7:00 pm on Online tributes may be sent He was born September 6, cholesterol and diabetes Wednesday at Oxley-Heard to www.kincannonfuneral- 1958 in Orlando, Florida to Zoe screenings from noon-5 Funeral Home. home.com. Ann and James Adolph Zobel. p.m. Nov. 12. No appoint- Funeral services will be at Kincannon Funeral Home Scott earned a Bachelor’s ment is needed. For infor- 11:00 am, Thursday, from St. Altus, Okla. Degree in Forestry at the mation call (800) 713-3301. Peter’s Episcopal Church, University of Georgia and a Art anniversary Fernandina Beach with Rutha Belle Master’s in business adminis- Reverend George Young, offi- tration at Jacksonville The Blue Door Artists ciating. Person Morgan University. will celebrate their 5th Mr. Adams will be laid to rest Rutha Belle Person Morgan, He worked as a Nassau anniversary with the annual in the family section of Green age, 81, formerly of Fernandina County forester with Stone “Small Works” show Nov. Pine Cemetery. Beach, FL, passed away on Container, seventeen years with 14, from 5-8:30 p.m. Visit If so desired, memorial con- September 29, 2009 at her home Rayonier in Fernandina Beach, the nine artists in their tributions may be made, in in Miami, FL. Florida and Offerman, Georgia. working environment at honor of his wife, Alice Wilson Born April 24, 1928 in He received numerous achieve- 205 1/2 Centre St. Call Adams; to the Alzheimer’s Fernandina Beach, FL, she was ment and recognition rewards 583-4676. Foundation of America, 322 the daughter of the late Riley from Florida Division of Gun courses Eighth Avenue, 7th Floor, New Person and Cora Byrd, a well- Forestry, Stone Container, and York, NY 10001. known Fernandina Beach resi- Rayonier. Gary W. Belson Please share his life story at dent and owner of Mom’s He is survived by his par- Associates, Inc. will hold a www.oxleyheard.com. Kitchen. Mrs. Morgan gradu- ents: James and Zoe Ann Zobel; concealed weapon license Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors ated from Peck High School in his wife of 26 years: Karen course at Gander Mountain 1947. She later graduated from Denise Zobel; two daughters: in the River City Market- Jones College Kayla and Mallory Zobel; one place off US 17 south at 4 Elmer R. Fox business sister: Gail Moore; one brother: p.m. Nov. 13 and a basic Elmer R. Fox, 93, of school in Bruce Zobel; several nieces, with defensive tactics Fernandina Beach, Florida Jacksonville, nephews and other relatives. course at 7:45 a.m. Nov. 14. passed away peacefully at his FL. Following Honorary Pallbearers: Brad For information call 491- home on Friday, November 6, graduation, Henslin, Aaron Henslin, Tom 8358 or 476-2037 or e-mail 2009. Mrs. Morgan Termer, Ryan Williamsorp, [email protected]. A native of Davey, West went to work Marshall Coile and Mark Virginia he had previously at Peck High Marash. Senator office resided in School, where she served as Memorial Services were hours Harlan, Secretary to Principal A. Quinn held Tuesday, November 10, Kentucky for Jones Jr. On July 21, 1957, she 2009 at 11:00 AM at First Baptist U.S. Senator George many years was united in holy matrimony to Church of Callahan with Rev. LeMieux (R-FL) will hold before relo- Sylvester L. Morgan of Todd Carr officiating. Federal Service Open cating to Callahan. She attended First Contributions may be made House hours at the Jack- Fernandina Missionary Baptist Church of to West Nassau High School sonville office, 1650 Pru- Beach, Fernandina. Mrs. Morgan also Band Boosters. Condolences dential Drive, Suite 220, on Florida attended Mount Tabor Baptist may be expressed by signing Nov. 16 and 17, bringing in1964. He served in the United Church, after relocating to the guest register at www.nas- together representatives States Army during World War Miami where she worked as a saufh.com. from several federal agen- II from 1942 until 1945, then Realtor until her retirement. Nassau Funeral Home cies to assist constituents. again serving in the Army Air She leaves behind, her hus- Call (904) 398-8586 for Corps until his honorable dis- band of 52 years, Sylvester L. information. charge in 1955. While living in Morgan, cousins, Frances Ray DEATH NOTICES The schedule includes Kentucky he owned Fox Alexander and Willie B. Ray, the Social Security Admin- Photography Studios in Fernandina Beach, FL, Sarah Mr. Stephen Dunn, age istration and SHINE (Serv- Middleboro, Ky. Also, he was Hubbard, St. Marys, GA, Cathy 83, husband of Beverly Dunn, ing the Health Insurance member of the Kentucky State Hubbard, Miami, FL, Robin died Sunday afternoon, Nov. 8,

© 2009 American Profile Hometown Content Service Needs of Elders) from 10 Police Auxiliary. Smith, Jacksonville, FL, Russell 2009 at the Morris Center of a.m.-noon Nov. 16, followed After moving to Fernandina Person, Tampa, FL, Clementi Community Hospice at Shands by the U.S. Department of Mr. Fox began his career work- Williams, Riviera Beach, FL, of Jacksonville. He will be laid to 511 Ash Street, Veterans Affairs from noon- ing for Container Corp. of brother in law, Leonard Mor- rest in Bosque Bello Cemetery. Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 2 p.m., and the U.S. Citizen- America paper mill as a gan, Callahan, FL, sisters in law, Complete arrangements will be ship and Immigration machine operator where he Judy Morgan and Yolanda announced. (904) 261-3696 Fax 261-3698 Services from 10 a.m.-noon worked for many years before Taylor, Fernandina Beach, FL, Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Website for email addresses: Nov. 17, followed by the his retirement. He was a long- nieces, Sharon LaMar and Internal Revenue Service time and active member of the Lyshelle Morgan, Jacksonville, Mrs. Eva S. Hatton, age 65, fbnewsleader.com from noon-2 p.m. and U.S. Church of God of Prophecy FL, Tiffany Roberts, Callahan, wife of Wayne Hatton, of Yulee Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday Department of Housing Worship Center. FL, Lydonnia Burns, Atlanta, died Sunday evening, Nov. 8, and Urban Development He was preceded in death GA, Lywanda Bright, Memphis, 2009 at Baptist Medical Center The News-Leader is published every Wednesday and Friday by The Fernandina from 2-4 p.m. by his loving wife, Della M. Fox, TN, Shavawn Morgan, Jacksonville. She will be laid to Beach News-Leader, 511 Ash Street, P.O. Box 766, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. Periodicals postage paid at Fernandina Beach, Fla. (USPS 189-900) in January 1992. His survivors Philadelphia, PA, nephews, rest in Green Pine Cemetery. ISSN# 0163-4011. 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The News-Leader The non-profit trains and by numerous great-grandchil- A Memorial Service honor- Sunday in the Stephens Chapel reserves the right to correctly classify, edit or delete any objectionable wording or provides assistance dogs to ing her spirit will be held on reject the advertisement in its entirety at any time prior to scheduled publication if dren and great-great grand- at Green Pine Funeral Home. it is determined that the advertisement or any part thereof is contrary to the gen- Northeast Florida children children. November 14, 2009, at 1:00 pm The family received friends at 2 eral standard of advertising acceptance. with developmental disabili- Funeral services will be held at The New Zion Missionary p.m. Sunday until the time of ties like autism. Tennis on Thursday at 2 P.M. in the Baptist Church, 10 South 10th service. 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WEDNESDAY, November 11, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 3A Legion to dedicate building Old Town residents:

The Theodore H. Hernan- American Legion. be rented for meetings. dez American Legion Post The new building features In addition to these rooms 54, Fernandina Beach, will an attractive hall with a Legion family members and City violates its codes dedicate its new building at capacity of 125 people that their guests can enjoy a new 626 South Third St with a members of the Legion family clubroom and a full service ANGELA DAUGHTRY lots smaller than peonies should make sure everything ceremony on Wednesday, and the public can rent for par- kitchen. News-Leader increases density,” and that the is clear and above-board.” Veterans Day, Nov. 11, at 4 ties, meetings and other For further information placement and scale of the build- “The HDC’s decision sets an p.m., with a social event to fol- events. about the dedication, or rental Several residents told city ing presented safety issues at incompatible and undesirable low. There is also a small pri- of the hall or conference room commissioners last week they an intersection. precedent of combining non- The public is invited to vate conference room with a at the American Legion, call were disappointed in the Lou Goldman, who lives in contiguous properties in a res- come and celebrate with the capacity of 35 people that can 261-7900. Community Development De- downtown Fernandina, said that idential historic district whose partment and Historic District the development code was National Register designation Council for a variance on “non- passed several years ago, but is defined by the regularity of a got my bachelor’s degree morning with the Sergeant peonia” lots in the Old Town “now we find that staff makes Law of the Indies grid,” the Old NOBLES Continued from 1A going to night school,” he said. Major Association. Gen. section of the city. their own rules contrary to the Town petition stated. “Because Army in the engineers – either Other stops included Fort Schwarzkopf was there, kind Michael Harrison, a resident LDC.” He questioned why staff of its location at the entrance to combat engineers or con- Stewart, Ga., and Fort Lee, Va. of milling around, and he made of Old Town, said the depart- differed in this Historic District Old Town, all properties in the struction engineers,” he said. Along the way, Nobles contin- a comment that’s stuck with ment was violating require- Council case, when they were district are adversely affected.” “I was a combat engineer in ued climbing through the me,” Nobles said. “He said he ments of the Land Development particular about the same vari- “I have discussed your inter- Vietnam – a lot of explosives ranks, finally becoming a com- didn’t want to work with peo- Code by allowing a variance on ance in another case. pretation and contentions re- demolition. I did a lot of mand sergeant major. ple who were afraid to make two non-contiguous lots on “What other parts of the garding the variance provisions minesweeping in Vietnam. “I became a battalion ser- mistakes, because people who North 14th Street, owned by LDC are not being followed?” of the LDC with (McCrary) and “There was about 10 to 12 geant major at Fort Lewis, were afraid to make mistakes Kenneth and Carolyn Rowe. he asked. “If we’re not going to the city attorney,” Czymbor miles of road we had to clear Wash.,” he said. “I stayed there were afraid to make deci- Peonias are lot sizes that are follow them (we should) make wrote Oct. 25 to Harrison, “and every day,” he added. “Most of until I retired in 1987.” sions.” distinctive to Old Town, which changes.” I must respectfully disagree. the time it wasn’t too bad. It At Fort Stewart, and again Since his retirement, was platted when the Spanish A petition sent by Old Town The city, in my opinion is rea- was kind of hairy after it at Fort Lewis, Nobles served Nobles has kept up with his ruled the island. A normal-size residents to the city on Oct. 13 sonably and equitably inter- rained, because it washed with Gen. H. Norman Army buddies, attending peonia is a rectangular lot of stated that “in September 2008 preting those provisions to meet away any signs of people dig- Schwarzkopf, who would later reunions and, in today’s age land that measures 46.5 by 93 a variance was granted to build the spirit and intent of the Land ging. You got used to it even- gain national attention as the of the Internet, reconnecting feet. Smaller peonies, at 46.5 by on a non-peonia ‘lot.’ To inter- Development Code.” tually, though.” commander of Coalition through e-mail. 46.5 feet, are located at the cor- pret that this allows the creation Old Town, listed in the After Vietnam, Nobles pul- Forces in the first Gulf War. “I enjoyed my military ners of Old Town blocks. of one buildable lot out of two National Register of Historic led stints in Germany, Korea – Nobles said Schwarzkopf told career,” he said. “I enjoyed Harrison claimed the depart- non-contiguous lots runs rough- Places, is the original town of and Jacksonville, where he him something he took to working with the troops. ... I ment’s interpretation of code shod over the clear require- Fernandina, and is the last site was stationed as a recruiter. heart. met a lot of great people.” “denies due process” to resi- ments of the Old Town code ...” in North America platted by the “While I was in recruiting I “I was at a breakfast one [email protected] dents, and that there is “one Community Development Spanish, in 1811. public variance procedure and Director Marshall McCrary said [email protected] one internal variance proce- at the meeting that it was the NUTTALL about events that happened in “When I came back to the dure.” department’s policy to approve Vietnam, and it was all pretty States in the middle of that – I Harrison in an earlier letter a variance beyond the one-year Continued from 1A scary.” was on leave – other than my to City Manager Michael extension provided the proper- The severity of the injuries The war touched everyone family, no one wanted to hear Czymbor, had written that Old ty owner was moving forward. took a heavy emotional toll on in America in some way, about what was going on over Town residents “believed that “It was no surprise to any- the nurses, Nuttall said. Nuttall maintained. there,” she said. “And when I Variance HDC 2008-42 had been one on staff level that (the vari- “It was rough at first. “It was very bad. I lost was separating (from the Air allowed to expire, while staff ance) was still alive,” McCrary Initially they had to rotate nurs- friends. I lost loved ones,” she Force) I was cautioned not to argued that according to prac- said. “(The department) is not es out weekly because it was said. “... A nurse from the same wear my uniform off base.” tice it is still current.” offering special treatment to very hard,” she recalled. “But city I was from – Scranton, That experience, however, Harrison’s wife, Jennifer anyone. ... Staff is quite capable eventually we came to love Pennsylvania – graduated from did not dim her enthusiasm Harrison, also spoke at the of determining what density being there and helping the a different nursing school. She for service – or her compas- meeting, presenting the city should be allowed.” soldiers. I can remember a lot joined the Army, I joined the sion for the troops. commission a list of 15 addi- Commissioner Tim Poynter of them. They were very, very Air Force. She died in “I’m a very patriotic per- tional sections of the code she said he thought the language young. I was young, and they Vietnam.” son. I put my flag out. I support believed were violated or of the variance extension “could were younger than I was. But One thing Nuttall is heart- the veterans; I’ve taken care ignored by the development be a little clearer.” they were very, very brave. ened by today, she said, is the of thousands of them,” she department. She questioned the “My perception is ... that “They thought they were general public’s support for said. “... I don’t consider myself size of the building lots and the there is a conflict between what going over there to serve their the troops. Most people, she a hero. The people I took care legality of allowing parking on a is practiced and what is actual- country and do what a good said, support service members of Rwere the heroes.” non-contiguous lot. She also ly in the LDC,” said American should do, and they regardless of their stance on [email protected] complained that “building on Commissioner Ken Walker. “We suddenly found themselves the wars in Iraq and injured, sometimes perma- Afghanistan. That wasn’t nently,” she added. “I listened always the case during the a long time to a lot of stories Vietnam era, she recalled. Crenshaw honors veterans Nearly 200 veterans attend- Jane R. Shroads and Vincent ed Monday morning cere- Villani of Fernandina Beach and monies at Naval Air Station Stephen Kinter, John W. Quinn, Jacksonville as Congressman Charles M. Scott and Edward Ander Crenshaw formally hon- A. 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4A WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2009/NEWS-LEADER BUSINESS BEAUTIFYING Goodbye noisy tourists

Imagine this ad for Amelia Island in a yachters! Bypass Nassau national travel publication: County and Fernandina “A tourist’s dream destination. Historic Beach! The Bill of Rights is downtown on one end of an enchanted island; not recognized in this city.” lavish resorts on other. Eclectic restaurants Osteen goes on to con- and hotels. Hospitable mentality to visitors. clude, “Your noise ordinance Abundant family activities. Everyone who is anti-business and anti- comes here raves about a wonderful experi- American! Your city won’t ence.” get my tourist dollars Most of this would be accurate – except for again.” the last one or two lines. Of late, a recent STEVE’S Both complaints revolve development in Fernandina Beach with a MARKET around the city’s new noise restrictive and punitive noise ordinance is PLACE ordinance. This is not to already causing a whiplash of negativity. fault the police officers; they Not one, but two visitors took it upon were merely trying to themselves to write negative reviews of their Steve Nicklas enforce the noise ordinance time here during Florida-Georgia weekend. concocted by city officials. You know the logarithm for these things; if Yes, we need a noise ordinance for order one speaks out, there are usually another five and sanity. But maybe not this one. If local or more who feel the same way. officials want to quash the downtown Instead of raves, consider these visitors’ nightlife, continue along the path decried by comments in letters to this newspaper. Osteen and Myers. And we’ll get more of the Richard Myers of Tybee Island, Ga. wrote this same reaction. about his “family’s annual visit to beautiful We want daytime and nighttime activities Amelia Island” for Georgia/Florida weekend: for tourists and locals alike. We should desire “We left our hotel and went downtown for a buzz of excitement, of energy, in the air a late meal and local color. The town was here. Local merchants can rely on premium abuzz with many fellow Bulldogs enjoying the weekends such as Florida/Georgia and on local nightlife. We settled in at a little pub the busy summer months to make up for called ‘The Green Turtle’ for a hot dog and a slower times. beer – by for the most subdued of the down- Let’s keep it that way. We all enjoy the town establishments.” fancy restaurants and the posh resorts next Myers goes on to describe how a noise door and the vibrant economy that stem from complaint prompted police officers to tourism here. And most visitors rave about approach the bar and confront the bartender their experience. We have much to offer. about the purported noise. “The crime that In fact, numerous residents have moved SUBMITTED had justified all this? Talking, laughing and here after an initial visit – that they enjoyed so Martex Services Landscape Management employees prepare to plant pansies in front having a conversation.” much they decided to call this their home. A of the Fernandina Beach Boys & Girls Club at Indigo and 11th streets. From left are He concludes with the dreaded words: “I happy balance has to be struck between pro- account managers Henry Cruz and Jake Bolden and landscape installation manager am sorry to say that next year my family and viding activities, both day and night, and pro- Josh Stafford. Martex provided overall management and labor for a beautification proj- my money will visit Ponte Vedra Beach or St. tecting the sanctity, order and peace. ect, Sandhill Container hauled away refuse and Taylor Rentals provided special equip- Augustine for Georgia/Florida weekend.” Let’s continue to foster ways to keep ment for the work. All services and supplies were provided free of charge to help (The annual Bausch & Lomb women’s tennis the good times rolling – and the tourists com- spruce up the Boys & Girl Club grounds and play areas and six raised garden beds. tournament already went that way – we don’t ing. need our tourists to do the same.) Steve Nicklas is a financial advisor who Another visitor had a similar experience. lives on Amelia Island. He can be reached at Mark Osteen of Philadelphia, Penn. heralded 753-0236. this: “Warning to all fellow travelers, tourists, [email protected]. ‘Export University’ on Tuesday

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WEDNESDAY, November 11, 2009 BUSINESS News-Leader 5A IN BRIEF Amelia Dental Group The dental practice Owens, Van Etta, Kitson & Bietenholz has changed its name to Amelia Dental Group to better reflect the practice’s breadth of services. No other aspect of the practice is changing. Dr. C.K. “Ken” Owens, the Dick and Barbara Schoell founding partner, said the practice has greatly expanded its services from its founding producer of commercial wall- nearly 40 years ago and meets coverings and left that to start all of its patients’ needs now. his own business, Autotune Founded in 1971, Amelia Centers, Inc. Barbara has 12 Dental Group is located at years’ experience as a licens- 1947 Citrona Drive. The prac- ed real estate agent with a tice includes four partner den- GRI designation (graduate of tists, nine licensed dental the Real Estate Institute), was hygienists, eight certified owner/manager of an upscale dental assistants, six profes- ladies fitness salon and a sional office administrators teacher of deaf and handi- and the services of an oral capped children. surgeon, endodontist and periodontist. Visit www.ameli- E-Zassi offers adental. com or call 261-7181. new tool Science First E-Zassi.com, provider of the medical device industry’s buys Sealife first secure online decision- Nancy E. Bell, president of support and industry net- Science First, manufacturer work, has released a powerful and marketer of science edu- U.S. Regulatory Calculator as cation equipment and water a stand-alone tool available at sampling equipment located $375 at www.e-Zassi.com to in Yulee, has announced that give users an analysis of the her company has purchased FDA classification of up to the assets of Sealife Systems, three separate medical tech- a designer, manufacturer and nologies along with a one-year marketer of quality aquarium membership in the e-Zassi filtration products for in medical device industry net- Jacksonville. work. With this purchase, E-Zassi.com was devel- Science First expects to oped as an online network to increase its annual sales sig- allow the medical device nificantly and to add several industry to search, match, full-time new jobs immediate- collaborate and analyze tech- ly. The merger of Sealife will nologies, individuals and diversify the company’s prod- organizations using an uct offerings and will add advanced decision-support skilled jobs that, by the nature search engine platform that of the manufacturing methods fosters deeper levels of infor- involved, will stay in the com- mation sharing while also pro- munity, Bell said. tecting members from over- Science First products are disclosure issues that could used by educators to teach negatively impact intellectual fundamental scientific princi- properties. ples of physics, environmental The subscription-based science and technology. online community was spun off by Zassi Medical Evolu- New at Sea Horse tions, a privately held compa- Dick and Barbara Schoell ny on Amelia Island. Visit recently joined Sea Horse www.e-zassi.com. Properties, Inc. (www.Sea HorseOfAmelia.com), John Hotel honored Hartrich has announced. The Amelia Hotel at the Dick owned Property Tax Beach was recently honored Consultants Inc. a real estate with the “2008-09 New appraisal company that spe- Member of the Year” award cialized in working with asses- from Florida’s First Coast of sors to negotiate tax refunds Golf, a collaborative golf mar- for large commercial property keting organization for owners. He was a licensed Northeast Florida. real estate broker in Boston Holly Germano Wohlfarth, from 1988-98. general manager and an He was the owner of CWC, owner of Amelia Hotel at the a marketing consulting com- Beach, was presented the pany. He’s been responsible award Oct. 28 at the Amelia for directing the national Island Tourist Development advertising programs for Council meeting. Wohlfarth three companies in addition was chosen from among to administering the product seven nominees for her strate- NL/PSA design and development for gic work to outline and enhan- those companies. He was ce the benefits for select serv- director of marketing and ice properties that strive to sales for the world’s largest promote leisure golf tourism.

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6A WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2009/NEWS-LEADER OPINION Troops need support

h, Veterans Day is have requir- make a world of difference,” upon us. What bet- ed little or says Jerry Newberry, director ter time to show our no sacrifice of communications for the A support for our men from most. Veterans of Foreign Wars and women in uniform? We (VFW). But have we really been haven’t paid Such as assisting the fami- supporting them? higher taxes ly of a service member who Sure, we thank them when to fund the has been deployed. we see them at the airport. wars – our “Family members go We attend parades and government through a long period of won- Veterans Day events to show HUMOR continues to dering, worrying and wait- our appreciation. ME borrow the ing,” says Newberry. “But And with good reason. money for they still need to deal with the According to the that. car breaking down, a child Department of Veterans Tom Purcell We getting sick, a death in the Affairs, nearly 42 million haven’t family. If you know of such American men and women needed to buy war bonds or families, reach out to them.” have served during wartime. work long hours at a factory Or write an e-mail. The Nearly 1.2 million died to produce tanks and planes. troops – particularly those while serving. Nearly 1.5 mil- We haven’t given up vaca- recuperating in military hospi- lion were wounded. tions, new cars, gasoline, tals – love receiving e-mails Since 9/11, more than meat, sugar and the hundreds (www.ourmilitary.mil), letters 5,200 have died in Iraq and of other items that were and care packages. Afghanistan. Nearly 36,000 rationed during World War II. Donate time. Your local have been wounded – many Most haven’t done so for a Veterans Affairs office, VFW have debilitating injuries that simple reason: Our support of and other legitimate organiza- have changed their lives forev- the troops has not been a mat- tions need volunteers. er. ter of need, but a matter of Organize a toy drive for We may debate the right- choice. children of deployed soldiers. ness or wrongness of various Aside from our goodwill Support the Marine Corps MIKE KEEFE/THE DENVER POST engagements, but we know and appreciation, the fact is Toys for Tots program. that freedom comes at a steep this: Many have chosen to not Provide gift cards to troops price – and we honor those support the troops at all. through aafes.com. who have secured it for us. As you read this, thou- Donate money. You can VETERANS CALENDAR But are we really support- sands of soldiers are serving give to a variety of needed ing the troops? in hostile conditions. 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VIEWPOINT/PAT EUBANK/FERNANDINA BEACH Sheriff is ‘the hope for America’

attended a very informative event last to the Constitution. If we would read “The month at the Atlantic Avenue Recreation 5,000 Year Leap,” we would understand why Center hosted by the Patriots of Nassau We need a real hero at this time. this is so very important. F LORIDA’ S O LDEST W EEKLY N EWSPAPER ICounty. I am not sure how many of the 170- Most of us present were unaware that our E STABLISHED IN 1854 plus that attended were Democrats or sheriff should be our Knight in Shining Armor. Republicans or Independents or Libertarians. I which government restraints are minimal and Every sheriff either is or should be the hope The News-Leader is published with pride weekly do know those who attended were patriotic individuals have the freedom to make their for America. Real change can and should be for the people of Nassau County by Community Americans, wanting to know more about our own economic decisions. We have been known coming from our local county sheriffs. Our Newspapers, Inc., Athens, Georgia. We believe Constitution. worldwide as a “beacon to other countries.” sheriff absolutely has the power and responsi- that strong newspapers build strong communi- The guest speaker was appellate attorney At this time in history other nations are try- bility to defend his citizens against all enemies, ties – “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary Rebecca O’Dell, who spoke about the constitu- ing to become more democratic, while we in including those from our own federal govern- goal is to publish distinguished and profitable tional chaos and what our inalienable rights ment. The sheriff is the people’s protector in all community-oriented newspapers. This mission America are quickly become socialistic. Why will be accomplished through the teamwork of are. One of the most important points she would we even want to become like the Third issues of injustice and is responsible for keep- professionals dedicated to the truth, integrity, qual- made was the fact that Americans generally are World countries? Never has socialism or com- ing the peace in all matters. I learned that the ity and hard work. uneducated about our Constitution. She is trav- munism ever worked in any country in the sheriff is responsible for upholding the eling the United States imploring people to entire world. The majority of the people Constitution and defending our rights, and not FOY R. MALOY JR ., PUBLISHER learn about our Constitution. She encouraged become extremely poor, while a very few enforcing any law that is unconstitutional. MICHAEL PARNELL, EDITOR everyone to read “The 5,000 Year Leap” by W. (politicians) gain power and completely take Under the oath he took, his duty is to the MIKE HANKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Cleon Skousen. away all rights and freedoms of everyone Constitution, not to elected politicians. ROBERT FIEGE, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR She explained how the competence, wisdom except that elite few. Wouldn’t it be great if our sheriff were BOB TIMPE, CIRCULATION DIRECTOR and motivations of those who served in the fed- Rebecca was quick to point out that one known throughout the United States with the good reputation that Sheriff Joe of Arizona has? ANGELINE MUDD, eral convention of 1787 gave us a new system party is not more responsible than another of federal government that represented a politi- party. We need to get together as people who (I am in no way saying our sheriff isn’t like BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER cal achievement unprecedented in human his- love America, Democrats, Republicans and Sheriff Arpaio. I have no idea, but I am looking SIÂN PERRY, ASSISTANT EDITOR tory. When you understand the constitution Independents, citizens who love our forward to learning more about him.) I hope he BETH JONES, SPORTS EDITOR you realize it was destined to bless all mankind, Constitution and want to keep our free enter- is the real hero we need at this time, someone TOM WOOD DINK NESMITH not only America. The cultural climate they cre- prise culture, encourage industry, prosperity we can look up to, someone we can depend on to follow the Constitution. I hope he is doing CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT ated gave breath to the human spirit, and the and equal opportunity for all. In her opinion the free enterprise culture encouraged industry safest, most effective and permanent solution everything in his power to keep this “One and prosperity. America has prospered for to the current predicament in our federal sys- nation under God, with liberty and justice for many years under an economic system in tem is to repeal the 16th and 17th amendments all.”

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Tolerance COMMUNITY THANKS Thank you to Ron Sapp for the (Nov. 4) Debate and Tackle column, “Tolerance for competing ideas.” Sapp expressed what I’ve tried to articulate in recent months. I worry about the example we set for our children. If you don’t get your way, scream louder. You may disrespect someone, even the pres- ident, if you don’t like his ideas. In fact, you can skip school to avoid lis- tening. Democracy is only good when your side wins. I worry that divide and conquer is a real phenomenon. If we forget that all of our citizens are American, and that democracy is a good thing, SUBMITTED Al Qaeda and their supporters won’t Sandi Scott, Stein Mart store manager, have to attack us. They’ll be able to and Marilyn Jump, RAIN volunteer, sit back and watch us destroy our- with food for needy animals. selves. We need to cool down extreme emotions, engage our brains and have a healthy fact-based Animal food drive debate. RAIN Humane Society would like to Neighbors around the corner thank Stein Mart and store manager Sandi from me display a “F#ck Obama Scott for arranging a “food drive” to benefit Islam” bumper sticker (I am grate- needy animals in Nassau County. ful that they toned it down from the Stein Mart’s generous customers and original “F#ck Obama & Muslims & associates donated more than 450 pounds of Liberals”). For Halloween they gave dog and cat food. This food will be distrib- our children $0 bills with President uted through RAIN’s “Food Chain” pro- Obama’s picture and all kinds of gram. Last month approximately 200 fami- hateful rhetoric about him and his lies were helped by this program. Stein supporters. It’s hard to watch sim- Mart’s participation will surely make our ilar behavior on television, but it November program a success. really stings when it’s right in my Thanks again, Stein Mart, for being a neighborhood. Legally, they have team player. freedom of expression. JEFF PARKER/FLORIDA TODAY Marilyn Jump Energetically, does this kind of RAIN Humane Society expression serve any purpose anizing. article of Oct. 23 to see what was three of us walked to the Green beyond picking a fight? I can only speak for city animal offensive or hysterical. I still do not Turtle only to be greeted by police ‘Holler for a Dollar’ I struggle with how to respond. control since the Nassau Humane see either point of view. Certainly cruisers and multiple officers. The More hate just perpetuates the prob- Society takes care of that. We do nothing funny or racially offensive. crime being committed? Yet again, A sincere thank you to the Nassau lem and shuts down the possibility not euthanize healthy adoptable ani- Thanks to the News-Leader for a noise ordinance violation. This County community for once again support- for conversation. Being consumed mals. Recently one of our board the article, which if Obama has his was shocking because the Green ing the Florida State College – Betty P. Cook with hate and fear is a sign of terri- members drove a van full of dogs way will have to be edited by Obama Turtle is where people go to escape Nassau Center “7th Annual Holler for a ble brokenness. So, every time I three different times to shelters in before they write anything negative noise. Once again, the simple act Dollar” haunted house for charity. pass my neighbors’ house I pray Florida and the Carolinas that about him or his Chicago thugs. of talking and laughing was the rea- Carolyn Woods once again recruited for all Americans to move toward offered to help us with some of our And of course there was no outcry son for the police presence. dozens of volunteers to develop and present healing and wholeness. Maybe longtime residents. One of them in when the impeach-Bush era was Annoyed, my friends and I went the event. Media coverage and sheriff’s someday we can have civil conver- particular had been with us for two around. Try to follow along with home to escape the apparent police office support was also instrumental in the sation about how all of us want years and another for almost as his fast agenda, which will silence state our downtown business dis- success of the program. what’s best for our country; about long. We did not euthanize them, most of talk radio and squash any trict has become. Later that night, Over 1,000 individuals attended. The how all of us want to return to times instead took them to adoptions at news agency that would dare print one of the British visitors com- $5,415 raised was distributed evenly to the of greater prosperity and security. different places and times, we put the truth. Of course, you saw no mented, “Fernandina Beach United Way, Baptist Cancer Center Maybe we can believe that people ads in the pet of the week and did offense when Acorn donated eld- reminded him of traveling through Research Institute and the Nassau County are far more complex than their everything we possibly could to find erly tax dollars to the Obama cam- Croatia or Estonia, certainly not Take Stock in Children Program. Thank you political views, and begin to under- them a home. When we did not suc- paign. America.” City council members, for your support of the college and the char- stand the reasons why we see dif- ceed in finding homes for our And I am so glad you found a please repeal Article V. Section 42- ities that will benefit. ferent paths to common goals. orphans our board member took way to play the race card including 141. It is un-American and uncon- Don Hughes, Executive Director I am willing to assume my neigh- weeks online to find a place that the KKK, such an attention getter. stitutional. Florida State College Nassau Center bors love our country and do not could help us find homes and I am surprised you did not have a Daniel Eisner lack intelligence. Can they extend when they responded he then problem with the article using Fernandina Beach that courtesy to me? researched them and on arrival at “Hussein” since he himself was Sarah Flint the different shelters he toured the offended during the campaign. But SERVING YOU Fernandina Beach facility before leaving any of our of course now that we know he and Madder than hell animals there. Michelle are radicals who still asso- “Mad as hell” does not accu- Nassau County Commissioners: Honor our veterans We are pretty much a no-kill ciate with the hate-America radical rately describe the anger I feel, nor Danny Leeper, District 1-Fernandina Beach, shelter other than really sick or real- Rev. Wright, who visits them at the do I even expect immediate answers 261-8029 (h), 430-3868 (cel), I wore the cloth of our nation ly aggressive animals. We do not White House, he himself now refers to problems – but “pass it on” does email: [email protected] honorably for 28 years in my United budget for euthanizing because we to himself that way. I am sure you not work for me. Mike H. Boyle, District 2-Amelia Island, States Navy. There isn’t a day that are a Humane Society and we find know why they have not openly First, all the “U-turners” on Nassauville, 491-1908 (h), 753-1409 (cell), passes that we, at the Robles home, homes for our orphaned animals. joined any religion? Centre Street. A few minutes during email: [email protected] do not honor all of our veterans, We appreciate the passion of people Remember what news is all the day would reveal quite a few. Stacy Johnson, District 3-Yulee, 583-2746 those living and those no longer like yourself that speak out on about. What you find offensive or Yesterday I counted five within a (cell), email: [email protected] with us, those in uniform and those behalf of these orphans. We are hysterical is news and you should two-block area within 15 minutes. Barry Holloway, District 4- Hilliard, Bryceville, who no longer wear it. Veterans of doing the same thing, and the enjoy freedom of the press while “U-turners” can grab the parking Boulogne, 879-3230 (h), 753-1072 (cell), email: all wars and conflicts continue to Humane Society keeps its doors you can. I am sure this, if printed, place, delay 15 mph traffic and pose [email protected] defend and salute our flag with open because of the kindness of will also hysterically offend you. a severe hazard with their inept Walter J. Boatright, District 5-Callahan, honor and extreme pride. people like yourself who speak up Paul Brungard “backing and turning.” 879-2564 (h), 753-0141 (cell), As our nation remembers its vet- for the animals or donate their time Amelia Island Second, the bicycle riders who email: [email protected] erans this year, let us never forget as volunteers or help us out finan- do not know the rules of the road those who continue in harm’s way cially. We are a non-profit 501(c) ‘Un-American’ law and whose mode of transportation City of Fernandina Beach in defense of the greatest nation on and the city has been very kind to is better on a bike trail – not on Commissioners: Earth. Those who are determined us and they have backed up our When one has visiting friends Centre Street, South Fletcher or Mayor Susan Steger:261-4372, to change our way of life and harm efforts and in return we have done from another country, they should any street in Fernandina Beach. email: [email protected] Americans, let me just remind you, a good job of animal control for the be able to give them a tour of our Third, the wonderful group of Vice Mayor: Eric Childers: 261-0116, our men and women in uniform city of Fernandina. island with a sense of pride. persons who have acquired motor- ericchilders.comemail: [email protected] today stand vigilant and steadfast There is a Spay Nassau Program However, this was not possible in ized wheelchairs without any safe- Ken Walker: 261-9875, email: [email protected] in our determination to preserve for no-cost or low-cost spay and my case. Instead, I was ashamed of ty markings or training for use of Tim Poynter: 415-6533 (cell) [email protected] our republic. neuter. Anyone can call us and we my city government and police these on public streets, parking lots Jeff Bunch: 415-4902 (cell) [email protected] God bless our veterans and the will help them out, so please let force. or shops. And the travel buses off- nation we continue to defend. everyone you know that we are After enjoying a wonderful meal loading at the marina with many of Senior Chief Petty Officer offering a “Pound of Cure.” at España (Oct. 30), my friends from these motorists to “sightsee.” HOW TO WRITE US Waldemar Robles USN (Ret) Please call 321-1647 for more England and I went out to the pubs After nearly hitting a person on Yulee Maximum length is 500 words. Letters must information from the Nassau at 11 p.m. The first stop, the majes- Jasmine about 6:30 p.m., I decided include writer’s name (printed and signature), Humane Society on Amelia Island. tic and historic Palace Saloon. While to try to address the problem so I address and telephone number for verification. Spay and neuter Thank you for caring. awaiting entry, we and other would- went to the City Hall, police depart- Writers are normally limited to one letter in a 30- Janet Kourie, President be pubgoers were told by police to ment and your newspaper. day period. No political endorsements or poems I would like to address the con- Nassau Humane Society quiet down! Our conversations were With smiles, I was heard, but will be published. Letters should be typed or cerns of a letter writer about help- violating the city noise ordinance. what will happen? Injury, death, law- printed. Not all letters are published. Send letters ing the community with spay and to: Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 766, Fernandina Free speech When we questioned this com- suits? I certainly hope not! Please Beach, FL., 32035. E-mail: mparnell@fbnews neuter. She mentioned about money mand, we were again sternly help! leader.com. visit us on-line at fbnewsleader.com in the city budget for spay and I had to go back and read the silenced. Margaret L. Schu neuter versus the money for euth- (“Is it time to impeach Obama”) Taking leave of the situation, the Fernandina Beach

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8A WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2009 NEWS News-Leader Tortoise fight

arlier this fall my American ferred location. Nearby anoth- inbox was full of Beach. Two er resident tells me about the gopher tortoises. adult tortois- gopher tortoise living in his E Seems like these nor- es were backyard dunes that he’s mally mostly-hidden Amelia engaged in a been watching and putting Island residents were moving pitched bat- grapes in an offering at its around more than usual. tle on the burrow entrance for many Sadly, in our developed land- asphalt, years now. scape any such movements oblivious to This old tortoise – they usually involve crossing a the vehicu- can live to be more than 50 busy road like Fletcher WILD lar traffic years old – has weathered lots Avenue, a daily adventure for WAYS also wanting of changes on Amelia Island. some tortoises that some- to use the For years, it’s been seen times leads to disaster. road. Robert crossing Fletcher Avenue as it Gopher tortoises are terri- Pat did the right walks over to the other side to torial, maintaining one or Foster-Turley thing, and feast on tasty plant morsels more burrows, where they got out of only found across the gaunt- hide from the sun’s heat, from his car to stop the traffic until let. So far this tortoise has fires, from the cold, all in their the tortoises resolved their survived the crossing, but thermally insulated often 60- issues and moved on. Well, things may change. foot-deep chamber. Other one moved on that is. The More and more people creatures in these same sand other was left flopping help- drive faster and faster along dune and open woodland lessly on its back, the loser of Fletcher Avenue, all in a habitats also use the gopher the thrusting match. Robert hurry to get somewhere and tortoise burrows to escape carefully turned him over, and not all of them carefully look- the hardships of our climate. off the tortoise rushed to fol- ing out for a poor gopher tor- Biologists using cameras to low his competitor into the toise lumbering leisurely peer inside these burrows dunes. across the road. Most visitors, ROBERT FIEGE/NEWS-LEADER find a myriad of other life I say “he” here because no in fact, do not even know what Two male gopher tortoises fight on the road near American Beach. therein. Snakes, frogs, mice, doubt what Robert witnessed a gopher tortoise is. Just insects, you name it – all coex- was a competitive match about everyone I know who ist comfortably with their between two adult males, frequents the beach has at gopher tortoise host. seeking preferential access to one time or another seen a A number of our island a female tortoise most likely tourist trying to help a “sea gopher tortoises have inhabit- in the nearby vicinity. About turtle” by carrying away a ed the same burrow for the only other time you see gopher tortoise to the waters decades, and have lived here more than one of these nor- edge to “return it to the sea.” far longer than many of the mally solitary animals togeth- Gopher tortoises, by the way, human residents of this er they are mating and that’s a do not swim, and sink just like island. Much of the time they very different sight, unmis- the cinderblocks they resem- remain in their core area, but takable. ble. sometimes a gopher tortoise The same week, I also I’ll bet even many Nassau feels the need to move. heard from Dick Bergner who County residents have no idea Thursday, December 3, 2009 Robert Fiege of the News- photographed a similar battle that these creatures live so A mentoring and scholarship program 6pm - 9pm Leader e-mailed me photos of from his oceanside porch. A long and have such interest- for Nassau County students a gopher tortoise encounter number of tortoises live in his ing behaviors. We need to do Amelia Island Plantation, Executive Conference Center he watched on a road in backyard dunes, between something to spread the word Fletcher Avenue and the sea, about these animals. Posted but only rarely has he seen tortoise-crossing signs on An evening of fine wine, a splendid buffet such a fight. His dog Tasi was Fletcher would be a good excited about it too – it was start. “Slow for gopher tor- her barking that ultimately toises” just might pique some- and a silent auction of unusual items. broke up the battle, and the one’s interest and alert them tortoises split to run quickly as they drive along the road. Advance purchase $50 ~ At the door $60 (amazingly quickly Dick says) We’ve modified gopher tor- off into the scrub. toise habitat all over the Tickets available: First Coast Community Bank, The NewsLeader, Other Fletcher Avenue island, reducing their num- The Nassau County Record, Cafe Karibo, Resort To Home and DON’T LITTER residents also told me their bers to less and less and less. gopher tortoise stories. 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WEDNESDAY, November 11, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 9A Pat Conroy to join daughter 149 swine flu deaths in Florida

There had been 149 lab-con- at Amelia Island Book Festival firmed deaths in Florida from Swine flu vaccine clinics the H1N1, or swine flu, virus as The Nassau County Health Department has begun to pro- of Nov. 3. None of those has vide swine flu vaccine to children in schools on a voluntary The Amelia Island Book ing to her father, Pat. She went mined by a drawing to be held been in Nassau County. basis. Festival has announced a spe- on to develop the Wooberry Jan. 1. Drawing requests There had been 1,008 hos- Clinics are scheduled 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday and 9 a.m. cial appearance by best-selling line of dolls. Each doll had a should be made to Poppy’s pitalizations in persons with lab- to 1 p.m. Saturday at the health department, 1620 Nectarine St., author Pat Conroy for Friday, story to tell. Sought after by Pants, Amelia Island Book confirmed H1N1 statewide. Fernandina Beach, and County Building, 45377 Mickler Road, Feb. 12. publisher Blue Apple, Melissa Festival, P.O. Box 824, Amelia The overall mortality with Callahan. Conroy will appear with his Conroy said that the concept of Island, FL 32035, or to influenza or pneumonia is slight- Phone 548-1860 to make an appointment for the Fernandina daughter Melissa Conroy, writing and illustrating a book info@ameliaislandbookfesti- ly above that expected for the Beach clinics. author of Poppy’s Pants, at 7 was a natural and exciting pro- val.com. Requests must be time of year, the Florida Phone 879-2306 for an appointment to the Callahan clinics. p.m. in Fernandina Beach. A gression. As a result, Poppy’s accompanied by name, address Department of Health said. Vaccine will be provided to these target groups: Night With Poppy will offer Pants was born. A series of and e-mail. Widespread influenza activ- • Any child 2-18 years of age readings by the two authors books is planned. For more information about ity is being reported in three • All health care and emergency medical workers followed by a book signing. Joining Pat and Melissa the Amelia Island Book Festival Florida counties. The number • Pregnant women A private reception will be Conroy at the 2010 Amelia scheduled for Feb. 12-13, go to of counties reporting wide- • All daycare workers or caregivers of infants under age 6 held at a home in the historic Island Book Festival are Pat the festival website www.Am spread activity has been declin- months district for Book Festival spon- Conroy’s wife, novelist Cassan- eliaislandbookfestival.com or ing over the past several weeks. • Any person who lives with an infant less than 6 months sors and donor friends. dra King, and close friend and contact Festival Executive The virus is considered sporadic of age Conroy has gained fame novelist Janis Owens, who will Director Dickie Anderson at in Nassau County. Visit MyFluSafety.com for a list of future clinics. with his novels, Lords of be participating in the Friday info@ameliaislandbookfesti- There is no evidence that the Call 1-877-352-3581 for more information on swine flu. Discipline, Prince of Tides, Writers’ Workshop and a break- val.com. virus has changed to a more vir- Beach Music and The Great fast event Saturday morning. The festival is a non-profit ulent form, either in Florida, the Santini. His most recent book Tickets for “A Night With 501(c) 3 organization that pro- rest of the U.S., or elsewhere in old and 46-year-old female in nose and mouth. is South of Broad. Poppy” will be $75. Tickets will motes literacy among children the world. Palm Beach County. • Wash hands frequently to Melissa Conroy began be available to sponsors and and adults by showing that The most recent lab-con- Florida Surgeon General Dr. lessen the spread of respiratory sewing at an early age and dis- platinum and above level reading is fun and worthwhile firmed H1N1 flu deaths were Ana Viamonte Ros provided illness. playing her talent with a needle Friends of the Festival. and inspiring the appreciation verified in a 33-year-old male in these recommendations: • People experiencing by repairing torn pants belong- Remaining tickets will be deter- of books. Miami-Dade County, 38-year-old • People with respiratory ill- cough, fever and fatigue, possi- female in Broward County, 55- ness should stay home from bly along with diarrhea and year-old male in Pinellas, 59- work or school to avoid spread- vomiting, should contact their year-old male in Polk, 47-year- ing infections, including influen- physician old male in Putnam, a za, to others in the community. If you think you have influen- POLITICS IN BRIEF 53-year-old male in St. Lucie • Avoid close contact with za, call your health care provider County, 66-year-old female in people who are coughing or oth- and discuss whether you need Democrats to meet Nov. 19 at the County Build- will donate to the Patriots of Hillsborough, 51-year-old female erwise appear ill. to be seen in their office, emer- ing, 86028 Pages Dairy Road Nassau County for each one in Okaloosa County, a 3-year- • Avoid touching your eyes, gency department or stay home. The Westside Democratic West. Guest speaker will be served. Club will meet at 7 p.m. on Cal Atwood, retired college Tuesday at the County Build- professor and World War II Democratic Club ing on Mickler Street in veteran. The Democratic Club of Callahan. Attorney Steve All Republicans are invit- Amelia Island will feature Fahlgren will make a presen- ed. Refer to www.nassaugop. special guest Bob Schule to tation on Second Amend- org for information. speak on “Lobbyists” at 6 ment rights. p.m. Tuesday. A covered-dish dinner will Patriots dine Schule is a former special follow. All Democrats are The Patriots of Nassau assistant to President Jimmy invited and the meeting is County will have breakfast at Carter and a retired lobbyist. CALL or visit us at our new location open to the public. Call (904) Murray’s Grille in Yulee on The meeting will be a cov- 879-5163 or (904) 845-2860 Nov. 21. 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10A WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2009 NEWS News-Leader NASSAUVILLE FIRE POLICE REPORT

This was written by Jason know, and a friend approached estimated value of $9,800, the Yurgartis of the News-Leader him about 12:30 a.m. that morn- report stated. from oral and written reports by ing but he told them to leave According to the report, the the Nassau County Sheriff’s because he was going to bed. items could have been stolen Office, the city of Fernandina When he woke up, the truck, any time between Oct. 15 and Beach Police Department and $200 from a change jar and $11 Nov. 1. The victim said the only other agencies. Arrest indicates from his wallet was missing. people she knew had been in suspicion of a crime, not guilt. Goodson told authorities she the house were her children Anyone with information left a note about taking the and their friends, the report stat- about criminal activity can con- truck to get medicine and that ed. tact the Fernandina Beach Police she cashed in the money from The report makes no men- Department at 277-7342 or the the jar at the store’s change tion of forced entry and no sus- Nassau County Sheriff’s Office machine, the report stated. She pects were named. The case anonymously by calling 225-0147 also told the officer to “be care- was deemed pending by the in Yulee and Fernandina Beach ful while searching the vehicle reporting deputy. or 879-2136 in Callahan, because she has needles in her Hilliard and Bryceville. The “We purse that she uses to inject Tip” program – 1-800-78CRIME cocaine and other drugs,” the Felony arrests – also allows callers to leave report stated. I William Estell Bailey, 41, anonymous tips. In addition to four hypoder- 29240 Scotts Landing Road, mic needles, the officer found Hilliard, Nov. 8, burglary to an 2.1 grams of marijuana, a small occupied dwelling, possession Theft arrest wooden pipe with marijuana of less than 20 grams of mari- Fernandina Beach Police residue, a glass pipe “common- juana, possession of drug para- arrested a woman in the park- ly used to smoke crack,” one phernalia, delivery of a tobacco ing lot of a local grocery store cut out beer can with residue product to a person under 18. just after 10 a.m. Nov. 3 for and a bottle of Pinot Grigio, the I Cathy Lynn Yarbrough, allegedly stealing a truck and report stated. 39, 95140 Woodbridge Pkwy., more than $200 from a nearby The empty change bottle #203, Fernandina Beach, Nov. 7, residence. was retrieved from the store possession of a controlled sub- Mary Leigh Goodson, 30, of along with a surveillance video, stance without a prescription. 96149 Opal Ave. in Fernandina the report stated. Before being I Audrey Dear Johnson, 24, Beach was arrested for resi- transported to the Nassau 37504 W. Sixth St., Hilliard, dential burglary, vehicular theft, County Jail, where Goodson is Nov. 6, Polk County warrant – theft, possession of less than 20 being held in lieu of $25,002 violation of probation – grand grams of marijuana and pos- bond, authorities reportedly theft. session of drug paraphernalia found some change and a white I Norman Ronnie Allen, 49, after authorities found her pill in her front pocket. Jacksonville, Nov. 6, Nassau inside a stolen 1997 Chevy truck County warrant – burglary, petit in the Winn-Dixie parking lot Wallets stolen theft, resisting an officer with- NASSAU COUNTY FIRE RESCUE/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER at 1722 S. Eighth St., according out violence. Nassau County Fire Rescue responded to a single-wide mobile home fire about to an arrest report. Two women reported more I Christopher Lane Hop- 11:30 p.m. Nov. 3 in the 94000 block of Christopher Lane in Holly Point. A neigh- Goodson was approached by than $1,000 stolen Nov. 3 from kins, 37, Jacksonville, Nov. 6, bor who saw large flames and heard loud popping noises like explosions called 911. authorities after the truck’s purses left unattended in the violation of probation – improp- Firefighters arrived to find the 800-square-foot elevated mobile home engulfed in owner saw it parked in the lot on lobby of Hendricks Interme- er display of a deadly weapon. flames. The homeowners said they woke up, smelled smoke and looked down the her way home from Baptist diate Care Facility (formerly I Adolphus James White II, hallway from their bedroom and saw smoke and flames in the kitchen/living room Medical Center Nassau, the Amelia Island Care Center). 19, 85134 Saint John Court, area. Both occupants escaped safely along with the family dog. The 1982 mobile report stated. The owner’s According to an incident Yulee, Nov. 5, burglary to a home was totally destroyed. There were no smoke alarms in this home. The roommate said he last saw the report, the women said they left dwelling, grand theft. American Red Cross is assisting the displaced family with food, clothing and lodg- truck early the same day, the their purses just before 7 p.m. I Derrell Dayshone Brown, ing. The cause of the fire is under investigation. report stated. He told police on a table near the front door of 26, Jacksonville, Nov. 5, Goodson, whom he did not the new facility at 95154 Hend- Camden County warrant – vio-

ricks Road in Nassauville. They lation of probation – possession ‘ said they left without their purs- of cocaine. es, then returned about one I Cayla Christine Mellroy, hour later to discover their wal- 22, 27548 Fourth Ave., Hilliard, FULL BAR lets had been stolen, the report Nov. 5, burglary, grand theft. AVAILABLE stated. I Dennis Talbert Hutto, 54, According to the report, the 54109 Paula’s Court, Callahan, Serving Amelia Island for 22 years KARAOKE Family Sports Grill front lobby area is open to the Nov. 4, driving while license is Italian Continental Cuisine & Seafood FRI & SAT public. One victim reported suspended or revoked Restaurant ENJOY $600 and her driver’s license (habitual offender), refused stolen, while the other victim obedience. BUY 1 DINNER $ reported $530, her Social I Lennon Scott Haymen, 46, GET 1 FREE OFF Security card and driver’s 86173 Palmetto Lane, Yulee, OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE, 5.00 license stolen. Nov. 4, two counts of sale of UP TO $14.95 VALUE DINE-IN ONLY Authorities canvassed the marijuana, two counts of pos- *FREE HOUSE SALAD WITH A MINIMUM OF 00 surrounding area but nothing session of more than 20 grams WITH DINNER* $25. OR MORE was found, the report stated, of marijuana. Must be seated between 5pm & 8pm EXCLUDING TAX, TIP AND Valid: Wed. 11/11, Thurs. 11/12, Sun. 11/15, Mon. 11/16 and the case is pending further I Michael Charles Dubber- ALCOHOL BEVERAGE 18% gratuity will be added before discount. 1 Coupon Per Offer Per Table. Must present coupon. investigation. ly, 32, 85272 Miner Road, Yulee, Not valid with banquets, groups, with evening specials, on holidays or with plate sharing. Kids menu not included. Not good with any other offer. Expires 11/17/09. Nov. 4, Nassau County warrant MUST PRESENT COUPON BEFORE ORDERING DINE-IN ONLY NO MORE THAN 3 COUPONS PER TABLE 302 Centre Street (904) 261-7490 Jewelry stolen – three counts of lewd and • 1916 SOUTH 14th ST. (PUBLIX SHOPPING CENTER) lascivious conduct, two counts RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED • MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED Fernandina Beach • 261-0555 A Fernandina Beach woman of lewd and lascivious molesta- reported nearly $10,000 worth tion. of jewelry stolen from her Wren I Brian Keith Gibson, 31, Drive home in the early morn- 85502 Lonnie Crews Road, ing hours of Nov. 2. Fernandina Beach, Nov. 4, According to an incident Nassau County warrant – two report, a 14-karat gold charm counts of failure to complete bracelet with seven charms, a required re-registration as a sex platinum ring with matching offender. wedding band, a ruby and dia- I Daniel Zachariah Nelson, mond necklace with 14-karat 26, Enterprise, Ala., Nov. 3, pos- gold chain and a 14-karat gold session of a controlled sub- ring with an emerald and two stance, possession of less than diamonds were all missing from 20 grams of marijuana. her dresser. The items have an [email protected] HURRICANE SHUTTERS Call for an appointment to see our summer specials • ROLLING SHUTTERS 1 • ACCORDION SHUTTERS

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WEDNESDAY, November 11, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 11A 3 years in prison POLICE REPORT

The following report was $498 in court costs. Office and $398 in court costs. I Christopher Loy Rizvi, for armed robbery compiled by Jason Yurgartis, I Brandie Lynne Gainey I Frank Anthony Jaskiernia charged with perjury in an offi- News-Leader staff, from the Nov. was not prosecuted for grand pleaded not guilty to battery on cial proceeding, pleaded guilty 5 court docket of Circuit Court theft. a law enforcement officer. to a lesser-included charge of JASON YURGARTIS ter and Judge Robert Foster. I Darin Kenneth Gulley I Donna Lynn Jaskiernia filing a false police report and News-Leader walked out I A trial date of Jan. 11 was pleaded guilty to child neglect pleaded not guilty to battery on was adjudicated guilty. He was empty- set for Vincent Alexander Baker with great bodily harm and was a person 65 or older. sentenced to 30 days in the A Nassauville man was handed, the on a charge of sale or delivery adjudicated guilty. A charge of I Kenneth Joseph Land- Nassau County Jail and ordered sentenced to three years in a report stat- of cocaine. DUI was not prosecuted. He rum pleaded not guilty to pos- to pay $100 to the State state prison Thursday after ed. I David Allen Bennett plead- received a suspended sentence session of more than 20 grams Attorney’s Office, $150 to the being convicted in two sepa- After ed guilty to burglary of a struc- of two years in a state prison of marijuana. Public Defender’s Office and rate cases, one for attempted several ture or conveyance and was provided he completes five I Yhon Martinez admitted $203 in court costs. armed robbery and another months of adjudicated guilty. A charge of years’ probation. Gulley must to violation of probation for flee- I Brian Christopher Rue for grand theft. Wilder investiga- petit theft was not prosecuted. perform 50 hours of communi- ing or attempting to elude law pleaded not guilty to sale, deliv- Charles Edison “Buck- tion the He was sentenced to 18 months ty service, enroll and complete enforcement and was adjudi- ery, purchase or manufacture shot” Wilder, 51, of 95035 Nassau in a state prison and ordered to anger management classes cated guilty. His probation was of marijuana and possession of Denise St. pleaded guilty to County Sheriff’s Office arrest- pay $100 to the State Attorney’s within 30 days, enroll in a par- revoked and terminated and he more than 20 grams of mari- grand theft and attempted ed Wilder on Aug. 28 and Office, $150 to the Public enting class within 30 days, was sentenced to 60 days in the juana. armed robbery and was adju- charged him with attempted Defender’s Office, $398 in court complete a drug and alcohol Nassau County Jail with credit I Thaddeus Herbert Smith dicated guilty. A charge of armed robbery, petit theft, costs and $21 in restitution. evaluation within 45 days, for time served since Oct. 12. pleaded not guilty to rob- dealing in stolen property was grand theft and dealing in I Jarvis Marion Conner attend alcoholics anonymous I A trial date of March 8 bery. not prosecuted. stolen property. pleaded not guilty to driving meetings twice a week and may was set for Louis Byron Niles on I A trial date of Dec. 14 was The attempted robbery According to a separate while license is suspended or not consume or possess alco- charges of lewd or lasciv- set for Truman Malcolm charge stemmed from a Jan. arrest report, the additional revoked (habitual offender). hol. He was ordered to pay $100 ious molestation, lewd or las- Sontag on charges of aggra- 20 incident in which Wilder charges came from an unre- I Reid Crawford Dickerson to the State Attorney’s Office, civious indecent act upon a child vated battery with a deadly entered the Kangaroo lated case in which Wilder pleaded guilty to driving while $150 to the Public Defender’s and two counts of sexual bat- weapon, aggravated stalking Express at 941268 Old was accused of stealing an air license is suspended or revoked Office, $398 in court costs and tery. and possession of a concealed Nassauville Road just before conditioning unit and electric (habitual offender) and was a $101 fine for crimes against a I Donald Michael Palmer weapon by a convicted felon. midnight with a shirt wrapped meter from a residence and adjudicated guilty. He was sen- minor. pleaded guilty to grand theft I Eric Dewayne Todd around his face and a paper selling it to his father. tenced to 13 months in a state I Mark David Healy plead- and was adjudicated guilty. He pleaded not guilty to aggravat- bag over his hand concealing In addition to prison time, prison to run concurrently with ed guilty to driving while license was sentenced to nine months ed assault. what he claimed was a gun, Wilder was ordered to pay a Duval County case and is permanently revoked and fail- in the Duval County Jail to run I Gloria Juanita Wallace according to an arrest report. $100 to the State Attorney’s ordered to pay $100 to the State ure to stop for inspection and concurrently with a Duval pleaded not guilty to aggravat- Wilder demanded money Office, $150 to the Public Attorney’s Office, $150 to the was adjudicated guilty. He was County case and ordered to pay ed assault with a deadly weapon from the clerk, but when she Defender’s Office and $398 in Public Defender’s Office, $398 sentenced to 120 days of level I $100 to the State Attorney’s and violation of an injunction told him she was calling court costs. in court costs and $399 in resti- community control and is not Office, $150 to the Public protecting against domestic vio- authorities, he hit the regis- [email protected] tution. to drive. Healy was ordered to Defender’s Office and $398 in lence. I Talmadge Jerome Dixon pay $100 to the State Attorney’s court costs. [email protected] was not prosecuted for obtain- ing a controlled substance by fraud. I Stephen James DuBose Burglar gets 3 years pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled substance and adju- JASON YURGARTIS A code- dication was withheld. He was News-Leader fendant, sentenced to 18 months of drug Richard Lee offender probation, a drug and A Callahan man was sen- Londress, alcohol evaluation within 60 tenced concurrently to three 34, of days and must submit to ran- years in a state prison Jacksonville dom urinalysis. DuBose was Thursday for his role in a bur- also faces ordered to pay $100 to the State glary and a separate case of grand theft Attorney’s Office and $498 in grand theft. and burgla- court costs. Eric Charles Welsh, 45, of Welsh ry charges I Amy Gail Fennell pleaded 54058 Lawhon Road pleaded for his not guilty to driving while guilty to grand theft and bur- alleged role license is suspended or revoked glary of a structure and was in the crimes. Londress is (habitual offender). adjudicated guilty on both scheduled for a Nov. 12 pre- I Theodore Roosevelt counts, but was not prosecut- trial hearing and is repre- Foster pleaded guilty to sale or ed for an additional charge of sented by attorney Teresa delivery of cocaine and posses- grand theft. Sopp of Fernandina Beach, sion of cocaine and was According to an arrest according to court docu- adjudicated guilty. He was sen- report, Welsh was arrested ments. tenced to six months in the Aug. 28 for stealing about In addition to prison time, Nassau County Jail followed by $3,200 worth of property from Welsh was ordered to pay 18 months of drug offender pro- inside one home and the yard $3,686.40 in restitution to vic- bation, a drug and alcohol eval- of another home on the 54000 tims of the crimes and $200 to uation within 60 days and ran- block of Armstrong Road in the State Attorney’s Office, dom urinalysis. 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One of two suspects in the Oct. 2 armed robberies of two Nassau County grocery stores pleaded not guilty Thursday, while another suspect remains at-large. James Anthony Bell, 46, of Jacksonville will next appear in court Dec. 3 for a pre-trial hear- ing. He is represented by attor- ney Maggie Jo Hilliard of Atlantic Beach. Bell remains in custody at the Nassau County Jail in lieu of $500,002 bond. He was origi- nally arrested by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Oct. 7. According to Fernandina Beach Police Chief Jim Hurley, Bell is believed to have robbed the Winn-Dixie in Yulee at gun- point, but an accomplice believed to have robbed the Food Lion in Fernandina Beach 30 minutes earlier is still at large. Bell allegedly brandished a gun and made off with about $3,500 at the Winn-Dixie, while the armed accomplice similarly stole an unknown amount from Food Lion. Hurley said Fernandina police have supplied identifying information to the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office and the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Robbery Task Force for the Food Lion suspect. [email protected]

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12A WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2009 NEWS News-Leader TASTE OF AMELIA

From left above, Jennett Baker of Fernandina Beach, Catherine High of Philadelphia and Liz Robinson enjoy the fare Friday night during the Taste of Amelia at Amelia Island Plantation. Right, Jerome Arnold, head cook at O’Kane’s Irish Pub, dishes up corned beef and cabbage for attendees. Below right, Linda and Myers Kurtz of Fernandina Beach are delighted by the food selections. Below left, Derrel Simmons, banquet sous chef for Amelia Island Plantation, dishes up a shrimp dish. Proceeds benefit the Nassau County Volunteer Center.

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2009 NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA

▼ TENNIS Niland the headliner for Futures tournament Conor Niland of Ireland headlines the competitors for the 2009 Ravens Wood Win- ery Amelia Island Plantation Futures Championship, a $10,000 USTA Pro Circuit (men’s) Futures event, at Amelia Island Plantation Nov. 14-22. Catalin-Ionut Gard of Ro- mania holds the second posi- tion while Adam El Mihdawy represents the U.S. in the sev- enth position. More informa- tion on the main draw is avail- able at www.itftennis.com. PHOTOS BY BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER “The Futures in the tennis The Yulee Hornets held on for a 26-22 win over the visiting Pirates Friday. The Hornet defense brings down Pirate running back Tahj Kimble, world are a lot like the minor left. Derrick “Shocka” Henry tries to dodge Pirate Tai Dunwood, right. leagues of professional base- ball,” said Kelly Gunterman, director of tennis at Amelia Island Plantation and tour- nament director for the USTA Pro Circuit event. Hornets hang on, edge Pirates 26-22 “A young player you see at Amelia Island in November may be at the U.S. Open in a Yulee, FBHS couple of years. These guys who will be playing are real- ly exceptional players and are cap 2009 on worth a trip to Amelia Island to see some great tennis.” road Friday Admission to the Ravens Wood Winery Amelia Island BETH JONES Futures Championship is free News-Leader Nov. 14-19 and $10 for adults during the final weekend The Pirates’ last two shots at Nov. 20-22. The event will winning Friday ended in fum- have a unique charity spin bles. with proceeds to benefit Poised at the Hornets’ three- Gunterman’s own foundation, yard line with five seconds to Tennis Without Borders, the play, the Pirates fumbled once Mal Washington Foundation, but recovered it in time to call Linda’s Legacy Foundation a timeout. and the Fernandina Beach With just two ticks left on Rotary Club. One hundred the clock, the Pirates faced tax-deductible VIP passes third and goal on the 13-yard with reserved seating and line. And fumbled again. They access to the hospitality tent recovered it again, but time ran are available for $90 during out as the Hornets held on for the final three days of the a 26-22 victory over the visit- tournament, also benefiting ing Pirates. Clockwise Tennis Without Borders. “This is our best win ever, from top left: For information contact by far,” said Bobby Ramsay, Pirate quarter- Gunterman at guntermank@ head football coach at Yulee back Timmy aipfl.com or 277-5145. High School. “I’m so happy for Roszell hands The International Tennis the kids and coaching staff but off to Brett Federation, the governing also for the school and the Dahl while Tai body for tennis on a world- community. We had the goal of Alford and wide basis, introduced an making history and the kids Tahj Kimble apprentice-level circuit for just wouldn’t go down. They go into men in 1976 and for women believed we would win. motion; Josh in 1984 in an ongoing effort “We knew that we had to Herrera, J.D. to provide young players with win up front and our offensive Johnson and an avenue to the internation- line and defensive line played Alford stop al game. Today, there are great. Cameron Ponder and Yulee’s Byron more than 375 men’s ITF Jeremy Deberry played tre- Alderman; Circuit events and 350 mendous. Late in the game the Henry poses women’s ITF Circuit events offensive line took over and after the held annually in 80 different Derrick Henry was not going game; Yulee countries around the globe, to be stopped. quarterback including China, Iran, Kenya, “We knew we would get Conner Petty Lebanon, Liechtenstein and Fernandina’s best punches. prepares to Vietnam. Those kids played really hard. hand off the The USTA, the national We made some mistakes that ball. governing body for tennis in gave them life early in the game the U.S., is one of more than when we were in control and 10:53 left in the first half. as the Hornets reclaimed the the Yulee three-yard line in the dina Beach High School. “I 200 national federations that they took advantage of them to The Pirates received the lead, 20-16. waning seconds. But the back- think both teams played hard. are members of the ITF. The make the game close.” kickoff and two plays later The score stood until the to-back fumbles sealed the win “We just came up short. We USTA stages the largest num- The Hornets took an early scored when Timmy Roszell fourth quarter. The Pirates for Yulee. didn’t execute in the red zone ber of ITF Circuit events in 13-0 lead. Derrick “Shocka” connected with Jordan Holland recaptured the lead when Henry finished the night when we needed to. I was real- the world. This year, players Henry ran in from two yards for a 38-yard TD pass with 10:16 Alford scored on a one-yard with 280 yards on 46 carries ly proud of how our guys from more than 50 countries out with 6:22 left in the first left in the first half. Robby keeper. The two-point conver- with a trio of touchdowns. Petty played.” will be competing in 96 USTA quarter and Conner Petty con- Phillips provided the PAT. The sion failed. The Pirates were was 2-for-8 for 44 yards with a Kimble, who reached the Pro Circuit events for $3 mil- nected with Kelvin Rainey for a Pirates cut Yulee’s lead to 13-9. up again 22-20 with 5:57 left in TD and two interceptions. 1,000-yard rushing mark Fri- lion in prize money. 29-yard TD less than four min- Tai Alford intercepted a the game. Rainey had 26 yards and a TD day, led the Pirates with 73 Futures are professional utes later. Ashton Morlotte Petty pass and returned it to The Hornets drove 72 yards reception. He also had a pair yards. Roszell was 2-for-7 for tournaments with $10,000- kicked the PAT after the first the Hornets’ eight-yard line. on the ensuing drive to set up of rushes for 17 yards. 49 yards. J.D. Johnson also 15,000 in prize money and TD, but the kick failed after the Two plays later, Tahj Kimble Henry’s eight-yard TD run with Ponder and Deberry had intercepted a Petty pass. are typically the proving second. scored on a 10-yard run. With 2:02 to play. Jonathan Knauss three sacks each. Jake Green The Hornets (6-3 overall, 3- ground for top-ranked jun- The Hornets executed a Phillips’ PAT, the Pirates had completed a pass to Derrick had six tackles and a sack. 3 in the district) travel to Paxon iors, college players and pros goal-line stand on the Pirates’ taken their first lead of the Peterson for a two-point con- Mychal Culpepper and Jake Friday for the regular season at the start of their careers. ensuing drive, but Yulee was game, 16-13. version. Yulee had the lead Litecky recorded seven tackles finale. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. Players generally have an backed up inches from its own On the Hornets’ final drive again, 26-22. each. The Pirates (2-7, 1-5 in the ATP Entry System ranking goal. A holding penalty on the of the first half, Henry scored The pesky Pirates weren’t “I thought it was a good district) cap the 2009 season ranging from 150-900. Players first play resulted in a safety. on a 12-yard run with a minute finished yet, or so it seemed. game,” said Ed “Puggy” Brown, Friday at Matanzas. Kickoff is must reach the round of 16 to The Pirates trailed 13-2 with to go. Morlotte’s kick was good Their final drive put them on head football coach at Fernan- also at 7 p.m. earn a ranking point. UF fighting through ‘stuff’ with eyes on the prize ife under the magnifying glass must Every penalty is made out Florida offense and trust the other 11 guys to fearsome in the history of college football. be maddening for Urban Meyer and to be the worst of its kind, secure victories. And why not? For the fifth With that said, FSU’s defense is now a shell his University of Florida football team. every interception is the time in nine games, Florida’s defense didn’t of its old self. Andrews is making a good deci- L Week after week, the Gators have had worst ball ever thrown, every allow a touchdown during the Gators’ 27-3 vic- sion to hang up the whistle. For Florida State’s to deal with what the coach has termed “stuff,” win by fewer than 30 points is tory over Vanderbilt Saturday. Granted the sake, hopefully the guy who hired him will fol- yet have somehow managed to extend their the worst performance ever. Commodores are 2-8 and not exactly an offen- low suit in the near future, though that doesn’t record win streak to 19 games, clinch a spot in The saying “a win is a win” sive machine, however, to hold any SEC oppo- appear likely. the SEC championship game and retain the seems to not apply. nent out of the end zone is impressive. And Bowden insists that he, with input from top spot in the Bowl Championship Series poll. The negativity has to be just for comparison’s sake, there were a few head-coach-in-waiting Jimbo Fisher, will be the From criticism of the easy schedule, to the frustrating, but if the Gators close games played by the Gators in 2006. one to hire a replacement for Andrews. concussion felt around the world, to “Eye- manage to maneuver their Remember how that season ended? If not, just Shouldn’t that be the other way around? So, let Gouge-Gate,” the national dissection of the way through the “stuff” five ask a Buckeye ... me get this straight. Either Bowden retires Florida football program has reached new SPORTS more times, none of it will In what fans can only hope will be a precur- before the 2011 season or Fisher gets a $2.5 heights in 2009. TALK matter. Then again, there is sor to the new era of Florida State football, leg- million buyout, yet Bowden will hire the new The scrutiny has gotten to the point that if always the chance of a break- endary defensive coordinator Mickey defensive coordinator who will coach under Tim Tebow were to over-squeeze at the gas JOHN L. ing news story next January Andrews announced last week that 2009 will him for just a year? Makes about as much pump, the news might appear on the national CRAWFORD about the tackiness of the be his final season on the Seminoles’ sidelines. sense as the whole coach-in-waiting idea. And ticker before he got back on his scooter. new national championship As much credit as we give head coach Bobby just when you thought that the situation could- What former Florida head coach Ron Zook sign ... Bowden for Florida State’s dominance in the n’t get any murkier in Tallahassee. used to call “noise in the system” is now on a With all the above said, it’s clear Meyer and late ’80s and throughout the ’90s, Andrews’ John L. Crawford’s column appears Wednes- national amplifier and in surround sound. company are content to keep tight reins on the units during that time were some of the most days. E-mail him at [email protected]. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

2B WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2009 SPORTS News-Leader

SPORTS SHORTS Dallas leads Bulldogs front in downtown Fernandina Beach. For infor- the Jamaican team in 2007 and scraped by offers nutritional counseling, personal training, mation, visit www.petanque-america- with a narrow win. Since then however the group fitness and cycling, strength training, Terrell Dallas of Fernandina Beach led The open.com, call 491-1190 or e-mail petanquea- island national has become one of the best cardio, childcare, juice bar, tanning, saunas. Citadel Bulldogs’ running game Saturday in a [email protected]. known emerging nations in the sport and with Visit www.club14fitness.com. 43-17 loss to the Wofford Terriers. Dallas had quite a few of their players now under profes- • The McArthur Family YMCA, 1915 Citrona 15 carries for 73 yards. The Citadel plays at Winter wrestling sional contracts in the United Kingdom, the Drive, offers various fitness programs. Call Chattanooga at 2 p.m. Nov. 14 and at Georgia Jamaicans will be a tough assignment for the 261-1080. Visit www.firstcoastymca.org. Southern in Statesboro, Ga., at 2 p.m. Nov. 21. USA Wrestling’s Fernandina Beach team Tomahawks. Local brothers Apple and Taco Programs are also offered in Yulee (call 225- for students in grades 6-8 will hold its winter Pope of the Axemen will play for the USA. 2550) and Hilliard (call (904) 845-2733). Walk, run under the lights session November through January. Practices Visit www.jaxaxe.com. • Amelia Island Personal Fitness, Amelia are Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30-7 Amelia Island Runners is offering free runs Parkway Medical Plaza, 2416 Lynndale Road, p.m. at the auto shop building behind Fernan- Suite 100, is a personal training studio dedicat- and walks under the lights at the Fernandina dina Beach Middle School. Participants must Wrestlers in beauty pageant Beach High School track Wednesdays from 6- ed to promoting lifelong health and fitness have a USA Wrestling card ($35), otherwise Fernandina Beach High School’s wrestlers through appropriate exercise and nutrition, 7:30 p.m. The sessions will be open to the there are no club fees. Wrestling shoes are will hold the second annual beauty pageant public and all runners and walkers are invited, focusing on preventing diabetes, cancer and mandatory and head gear and singlet are and chili cookoff Nov. 14 at the Atlantic Avenue heart disease. Call 261-0698. regardless of their running pace. Free water optional. To get a USA Wrestling card, visit Recreation Center. Doors open at 6 p.m. and and Gatorade will be provided. www.floridausawrestling.org. For information, the beauty pageant begins at 7 p.m. There will The lighted track runs are being offered in call Randy Middlebrook at (970) 319-8222. also be a silent auction. Cost is $6 for students, Yoga classes cooperation with the Nassau County school $10 for adults or $25 per family. • Y Yoga, 961687-201E Gateway Blvd., system as a service to local runners and walk- Turkey Trot offers a stretch and strengthening class, ers. Amelia Island Runners is paying for elec- pilates, yin, yoga core ball, yoga for longevity, tricity use and related costs. The 2009 Turkey Trot 5K and kids one-mile Train now for 26.2 with Donna beach yoga and basic yoga. Call 415-9642. Track runs are planned roughly once a Fun Run are Nov. 26 at the Amelia Island YYoga is starting the walk/run training for • Dome Healing Center, 5024 First Coast week, depending on the availability of the Plantation Verandah parking lot. The 5K starts the Run 26.2 with Donna for Breast Cancer in Hwy., offers Sivananda/Amrit style yoga for all FBHS football/soccer stadium at 435 Citrona at 8 a.m. and the kids run begins at 9 a.m. Pre- February. The group will meet regularly Satur- levels, meditation and relaxation classes. Call Drive. Dates will be posted on the club’s web- registration through Nov. 15 is $20 for adults days at 9:30 a.m. at Main Beach or Peters 277-3663 or visit domehealingcenter.com. site, www.AmeliaIslandRunners.com. and $10 for children under 12 ($25 for adults, Point. Training is free and open to all regard- • Anytime Fitness, 463646 SR 200 Suite 4 Club members will also be available to pro- $15 for kids Nov. 16-25). less of age, sex or fitness level. The group in Yulee. Call 225-8400 or visit www.anytimefit- vide training tips for beginning runners or run at Pre-registration ends at 1 p.m. Nov. 25. All walks/runs as “Team Nirvana.” Call 415-9642. ness.com. “race pace” with experienced racers. Runners pre-registered participants receive a T-shirt. • Go Yoga, 708 S. Eighth St., offers inspira- and walkers can participate with partners or Race day registration is from 7-4:45 a.m. Gator Bowl tickets on sale tional all-levels Baptiste Style Power Yoga, individually. For information, visit AIR’s website Registration forms can be found at the Health workshops, yoga detox and retreats. Call (904) or call 277-8365. & Fitness Center or online at ameliaislandrun- The 65th annual Konica Minolta Gator Bowl 335-0539, e-mail [email protected] or visit ners.com. will be played Jan. 1 at Jacksonville Municipal www.goyogainc.com. Petanque tourney on island Awards will be given to the top three male Stadium with kickoff at 1 p.m. and will be tele- and female winners of each age category and vised nationally on CBS. The Gator Bowl will Amelia Island is hosting what will be just the overall winners. Proceeds benefit the Nassau pit a team from the Atlantic Coast Conference Zumba classes second-ever Open International Petanque Humane Society. For information, contact Cori against a team from the Big East Conference • Kinderstudios, 1897 Island Walkway. Call (“pay-tahnk”) Tournament held in the U.S. or the Health & Fitness Center at 277-5193. or Notre Dame.Ticket prices are $60 for VIP Alexandra Carroll at 415-0954. Spectators will gather to watch an estimated seats and $50 for stadium seats. Parking is • Bean School of Dance, 25 N. Third St. 160 players from 25 states, Canada and Tomahawks vs. Jamaicans available for $20 per car. Visit gatorbowl.com. Call 261-DANC. Europe as they compete for prizes worth Visit www.KMBSsports.com to enter for a • A Chance To Dance, 474378 SR200. Call $5,000. Petanque is one of Europe’s most pop- The Jacksonville Axemen in partnership chance to win The Konica Minolta Ultimate 753-3407 or email [email protected]. ular outdoor games and a cousin to both with the American National Rugby League and Sports Experience. Entry deadline is Dec. 15. • Anytime Fitness, 463646 SR 200 Suite 4 horseshoes and the Italian bowling game, the Jamaican Rugby League Association in Yulee. Call 225-8400 or visit www.anytime Bocce Ball. Learn to play from 5-7 p.m. announce that a full international game Fitness programs fitness.com. Tuesdays at the Palace Saloon. between the two nations will take place at the • Club 14 Fitness, 1114 South 14th St., Participants will include men and women, University of North Florida Nov. 14. The USA • Anytime Fitness, 463646 SR 200 Suite 4 Fernandina Beach. Call 261-0557. beginners and champions. Registration to Tomahawks will square off against the in Yulee, offers step and sculpt, strength train- compete is just $65 per player. The public is Jamaicans in this historic event. ing and abs, body sculpt and step aerobics. welcome and Petanque America will provide The game will be the first in what is hoped Call 225-8400 or visit www.anytimefitness. 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TENNIS NEWS • Michael Koppel of Kelly Gunterman at 277-5145. Tennis Lessons.com will hold Poole fires 70, wins blitz Amelia Island won the boys • Fall tennis is in full the first live ball cardio tennis 16-and-under singles title at swing. Nassau County Home clinics and competitive dou- Ernie Banks, the Cubs all-star shortstop, the USTA-sanctioned Jax Education classes continue bles tennis clinics at the would come to the ball park and say some- GOLF NEWS Local Fall Championships Mondays from 3-4 p.m., Amelia National Golf and thing like, “It’s a great day for a double-head- held at the Jacksonville Golf Tuesdays from 9-10 a.m. and Country Club on Amelia er.” The first week in November was a great Pimsner and Sheryl Gerhardt. Second place and Country Club over the 10-11 a.m. and Thursdays Concourse. Clinics are open week to enjoy the outdoors and especially the wentFractured to Donna Fairy Dandurand, Tails Marge Stoddart, weekend. Koppel upset top- from 9-10 a.m. Beginner jun- to non-members and mem- golf course. Last Wednesday 69 players Robin Ritchey and Sandy Mortensen with a seeded Stephen Ireland of ior clinics are held from 3-4 bers of all levels and ages. showed up to take part in the blitz with Price score of 114. Jackson-ville 1-6, 6-4, 1-0 (10- p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays Live ball cardio tennis Poole shooting a three-under-par 70 and plus Two teams tied for third with a score of 6) in the semifinals before and the advanced afterschool focuses on continuous point 9 points to claim individual honors. John 118 — Jeannette Cayouette, Nancy Speck, upending the No. 2 seed, classes are being held from 4- play to develop strokes, strat- Vanderhoof, with a 77 and plus 7, was second. Samantha Havourd and Emily Baker and Raines Green of Jacksonville, 5 p.m. and 5-6 p.m. Tuesdays egy and fitness. Clinics are There was a tie for third place at plus 6 Terri Wright, Lucy Thompson, Kathleen winnning 3-6, 6-1, 1-0 (10-7) to and Thursdays. All of these Mondays and Wednesdays between Larry Gallo (85), Hydie Peterson Hilmer and Phyllis Lay. claim the title. classes are held at the Yulee from 6-7:30 p.m. and Satur- (76) and Garey Durden (88). • Amelia Island Plantation Sports Complex. days from 9:30-10:30 a.m. The team of Terry Lacoss (79, plus 5), Bo Lloyd ties for 32nd in state will host a USTA $10,000 Adult clinics are held on Every Friday from 6-7:30 Alvarez (round of the day, 69, plus 4), Tony Men’s Futures Tennis the weekends. Call for loca- p.m., ZenTennisLessons.com Nelson (94, plus 2) and Charles Benefield Bryan Lloyd, a senior at Fernandina Tournament Nov. 13-22, tion and time schedule. offers a competitive doubles (97, minus 1) came in first at plus 10. Beach High School, tied for 32nd in the state bringing ranked players as Private lessons, custom clinic, which focuses on There was a tie at plus 9 for second and golf tournament last week. He shot a 77 on high as 200 in the world to clinics, racket repairs and ten- improving your doubles game third places between the teams of Larry Luett Nov. 3 and a 77 on Nov. 4. Lloyd was the dis- the clay courts of Amelia nis supplies are available by through strategy, formations, (76, plus 4), Michael Kaufman (86, plus 3), trict and regional medalist. Island. calling YTF Director of using angles and confident Rusty Acree (99, plus 2), Bob Best (85, even) The first three days of the Tennis Vishnu Maharaj at net play. Learn essentials for and Gallo (plus 6), Dennis Sassenger (86, Christmas on the Course event will be free to the pub- 524-0243. teamwork, beating the odds plus 2), Jack Harrison (90, plus 1), Rudy The fourth annual golf tournament, lic, followed by daily fees of Yulee Tennis Foundation and choosing your partner. Campanale (101, even). Fourth place at plus 8 Christmas on the Course, sponsored by the $10 for adults and $5 for chil- Inc. is the Community Tennis Weekday cost is $12 per was won by the team of Peterson (plus 6), Joe Yulee High School Foundation will be held dren with VIP seating avail- Association of Nassau County clinic or $10 with the pur- Parrish (two-under-par 71, plus 4), Kenny Dec. 8 at the Golf Club at North Hampton. able. The Nov. 19-22 dates will in Region 2 of the Florida chase of 10 clinics. Live ball Pickett (83, minus 1) and Don Cheshire (89, Registration starts at 11:30 a.m. and the shot- donate daily proceeds to local Section of the United States fee is $5, which will be donat- minus 1). gun start is at 12:30 p.m. charities Linda’s Legacy, a Tennis Association. Its mis- ed to the local Sierra Club. Although the weather was great, the Entry fee is $100, $400 for a foursome. Fee lung cancer awareness foun- sion is to promote the sport of Space is limited. Visit turnout for the Friday blitz was smaller with includes lunch, cart and green fees, range dation in Jacksonville; Amelia tennis. Visit www.yuleetennis- www.getcourtside.com, e-mail 49. David Mudd took individual honors with balls and goody bags along with awards for Island Rotary Club; and The foundation.com for current [email protected] an 84 and plus 8 points. Three players, first through third places and proximity Mal Washington Foundation, information regarding tennis or call (904) 373-8366. Mickey Rushton (82), John LaFear (77) and prizes for closest to the pin and longest drive. helping area children play in Nassau County. The ZenTennisLessons. Jack Harrison (85), tied for second and third Tee off for education and play up a tee for tennis. If your site is sponsoring com tennis program now fea- at plus 6. A five-man team led by LaFear (plus $15. Raffle tickets are three for $25. All other tournament prof- an activity, submit details to tures year-round ladders that 6) and including Sam DuBose (89, plus 5), Mulligans are two for $10. Buy all three for its will benefit Tennis without this section and the website have provided playing oppor- Jim Dunphy (87, plus 2), Michael Kaufman $45. All gifts are tax-deductible. Borders, a non-profit formed through Judi Turner, daveju- tunities for players of all ages (87, plus 2) and Jim McFarland (103, minus to bring tennis to developing [email protected]. and abilities in the Fernan- 4) took team honors at plus 11. nations. For information, call • Paul Drayton of Zen dina Beach and Yulee area. At a distant plus 4, two teams tied for sec- Reggie Hunt Memorial Golf Classic ond and third. Mudd’s plus 9 got just enough Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast help from Al Jump (94, plus 1) to offset the Florida is holding its 14th annual Reggie 2009-10 SCHEDULES minus 5 of Tommy Purvis (94) and the minus Hunt Memorial Golf Classic at Amelia Island 1 of John Bray (86) to tie with Bob Dorsey Plantation Ocean Links Nov. 17. Individual FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Jan. 12 at Hilliard 6/7:30 Nov. 17 at Ribault 5:30 (80, plus 2), Rudy Campanale (99, plus 1), Ed entry fees/sponsorships are $150; a foursome Varsity Football Jan. 14 YULEE 6:00 (v) Nov. 19 at Trinity Christian 5:30 Lormand (96, plus 1) and Wayne Mortenson sponsorship is $1,250. A sponsorship of a Nov. 13 at Matanzas 7:00 Jan. 19 at West Nassau 6/7:30 Nov. 30 at West Nassau 7:30 Jan. 21 at Bolles 6/7:30 Dec. 1 RIBAULT 5:30 (96, even). Fourth place at plus 2 went to foursome will be recognized on all promotion- YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Jan. 25 at Trinity 6:00 (V) Dec. 2 ST. AUGUSTINE 6:00 al material and in all media coverage. Varsity Football Jan. 26 BAKER COUNTY 6/7:30 Dec. 9 at St. Joe’s 5:30 D.D. Miller (93, plus 4), Jack Croake (82, plus Nov. 13 at Paxon 7:00 Feb. 3-6 District 3-3A at Ribault Dec. 11 EAGLE’S VIEW 5:30 2), Tom Gray (85, minus 2) and Mike Lovejoy Participants tee off at noon to a shotgun * District Dec. 14 at St. Augustine6:00 FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Dec. 17 FERNANDINA BEACH 5:30 (86, minus 2). start. At the conclusion of play there is a Cross Country FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Jan. 2 at Mandarin Christian 1:00 steak cookout with refreshments and awards. Nov. 14 Region 1-2A, Tallahassee Girls Soccer Jan. 7 at Trinity Christian 5:30 Nov. 21 State 2A meet, Dade City Nov. 17 EPISCOPAL 6:00 Jan. 8 WEST NASSAU 5:30 Breakfast mixer Prizes are awarded to the participants who Nov. 18 at Clay 5:30 Jan. 15 at Keystone 5:30 raise the most money and winners of hole FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Nov. 19 ST. AUGUSTINE 6:30 Jan. 20 District at Episcopal TBA On a chilly morning, 20 players came out Boys Soccer Nov. 23 WEST NASSAU 6:00 * District Breakfast mixer prizes. Participants can also win a Jeep on a Nov. 11 BISHOP SNYDER 5:30/7:20 Nov. 24 at Nease 6:00 for the Saturday Morning Breakfast Mixer. Nov. 12 at Fletcher 6/7:20 Dec. 4-5 Timberwolf Classic, Tallahassee YULEE HIGH SCHOOL hole in one on a specific green, sponsored by Nov. 16 PROVIDENCE 5:30/7:20 Dec. 8 at Bolles 7:00 Varsity Boys Soccer John Vanderhoof had a 74 and plus 9 points to Rick Keffer Dodge, Chrysler and Jeep. Nov. 23 at Bartram Trail 7:00 (V) Dec. 10 UNIVERSITY CHRIST. 7:00 Nov. 12 at Episcopal* 7:20 take honors. Claude Hartley shot 88 and plus Nov. 27-28 T-Day Tournament, Patton Dec. 14 at West Nassau 5:30 Nov. 17 at Bolles* 7:20 The Reggie Hunt Memorial Golf Classic is Dec. 1 BOLLES* 5:30/7:20 Dec. 15 NEASE 6:00 Nov. 19 TRINITY CHRISTIAN 7:20 7 to win second place. There was a tie for held annually in memory of Reggie Hunt, a Dec. 3 at Yulee 5:30/7:20 Dec. 17 at Yulee 6:00 Nov. 30 at West Nassau 5:30 third place at plus 4 between Larry Luett (78) Dec. 4 at Keystone Heights 7:20 (V) Jan. 4 EAGLE’S VIEW 5:30 Dec. 2 at Ribault 5:00 formerShelly Fernandina victorious High School student ath- Dec. 7 FIRST COAST CHR. 7:20 (V) Jan. 13 STANTON 6:00 Dec. 3 FERNANDINA BEACH 7:20 and Mickey Rushton (83). John LaFear was Dec. 9 PONTE VEDRA 5:30/7:20 Jan. 15 at Bishop Kenny 6:00 Dec. 7 at Clay 7:30 lete and six-year participant in the Big Dec. 11 at Bishop Snyder 6/7:20 Jan. 20-23 District 3-3A at Bolles Dec. 9 RIBAULT 5:30 fifth with a 78 and plus 3 points. Brothers Big Sisters of Nassau County pro- Dec. 14 at West Nassau 7:20 Dec. 11 at Forrest 5:30 If you haven’t signed up as a member of Jan. 5 EPISCOPAL* 5:30/7:20 FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Dec. 14 at Lee 5:30 gram, who died tragically as a teenager in an Jan. 7 CLAY 5:30/7:20 Wrestling Dec. 16 ST. AUGUSTINE 7:00 the Fernandina Beach Men’s Golf Association Jan. 11 at Stanton 6/8:00 Nov. 17 YULEE/EPISCOPAL 6:00 Dec. 18 MANDARIN CHRISTIAN 7:00 accident in August 1996. Jan. 14 at Orange Park 6:30 (V) Nov. 21 North Florida Duals, Snyder 8am Jan. 2 at Mandarin Christian 3:00 or bought a yearly membership in the club, Anyone who is interested in playing golf in Jan. 21 WOLFSON 5:30/7:20 Dec. 2 FLETCHER 6:00 Jan. 7 at Trinity Christian 7:20 visit the pro shop for details and sign up. The Jan. 26-30 District 3-3A at Episcopal Dec. 4-5 Terry Parker tourney TBA Jan. 8 WEST NASSAU (seniors) 7:30 a first-class event to raise money for a very * District Dec. 9 BISHOP KENNY 3:00 Jan. 15 at Keystone 7:30 next scheduled tournament is the Christmas worthy cause can contact tournament co- Dec. 11-12 St. Joseph tournament 3:00 Jan. 19 LEE 5:30 tournament, which is open to women golfers. FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Dec. 16 Nassau County at Yulee 5:00 Jan. 21 CLAY 7:30 chairman Tom Oden at 261-9500 or (904) 806- Boys Basketball Jan. 8-9 Rotary tourney at Clay 3:00 Jan. 22 FORREST 5:30 Nov. 20-21 Preseason at Providence Jan. 15-16 Suwannee Duals 3:00 Jan. 25-29 District at Bolles 6854 or e-mail him at [email protected] for Nov. 24 BISHOP SNYDER 6/7:30 Jan. 22-23 Five Star tourney, Raines 3:00 * District Game is 1, 2, 3 for ladies Nov. 27 ST. FRANCIS 6/7:30 Feb. 6 District 3-1A details or you can register online on bbbsne- Nov. 30 HILLIARD 6/7:30 Feb. 12-13 Region 1-1A at Clay YULEE HIGH SCHOOL On Nov. 3 the ladies of Fernandina Beach fl.org under events. Dec. 4 at Bishop Kenny 6/7:30 Feb. 19-20 State at Lakeland Junior Varsity Boys Soccer Dec. 8 at Yulee* 4:30/7:30 Nov. 10 at Fernandina Beach 5:30 played a golf game of 1, 2, 3. The game con- Big Brothers Big Sisters is the leader in Dec. 11 WEST NASSAU 6/7:30 FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Nov. 13 at Episcopal 5:30 building professionally supported, dynamic Dec. 14 BRADFORD COUNTY 6/7:30 Bowling Nov. 17 at Bolles 5:30 sisted of one score for the foursome for par Dec. 17 JV at West Nassau 6:30 Dec. 3 Yulee at Strikers 5:00 Dec. 2 ST. AUGUSTINE 5:30 5s, two scores for par 4s and three scores for relationships which unite children with com- Dec. 17-19 at Glynn Academy tourney Dec. 8 West Nassau at Strikers 5:00 Dec. 3 FERNANDINA BEACH 5:30 THE NEWS-LEADER DEADLINE FOR LEGAL NOTICES Dec. 29 at University Christian 6/7:30 Dec. 14 Hilliard at Strikers 5:00 Dec. 7 at Clay 5:30 the par 3s. mitted volunteers, on a one-to-one basis, Jan. 2 at Trinity 6/7:30 Dec. 14 at St. Augustine 5:30 The winning team with a score of 105 transforming their lives, and enriching fami- Jan. 5 RIBAULT* 6/7:30 YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Dec. 16 ST. AUGUSTINE 5:30 ISIS ATAT NOONNOON FRIDAYS.FRIDAYS. CALLCALL 261-3696261-3696 FORFOR INFORMATION.INFORMATION. Jan. 7 at Providence 6/7:30 Girls Basketball Jan. 21 at Clay 5:30 included Demmi Milo, Nancy Inboden, Renee lies, communities and society. Jan. 8 BOLLES* 6/7:30 Nov. 12 St. Augustine at Fleming 6:00 Jan. 12 at Episcopal* 6/7:30 Nov. 17 RIBAULT 6:00 Jan. 15 YULEE 6/7:30 Nov. 21 at St. Joe’s 11am Jan. 19 TRINITY 6/7:30 Nov. 23 FERNANDINA BEACH 6:00 Jan. 22 RAINES* 6/7:30 Dec. 1 at Raines 6:00 Pro Golf Weekly Update Jan. 26 at Bolles 6/7:30 Dec. 3 CREEKSIDE 6:00 Jan. 28-29 Johnny T. Smith at WNHS Dec. 4 BAKER 6:00 Feb. 2 at Bishop Snyder 6/7:30 Dec. 7 BRADFORD 6:00 Feb. 4 PROVIDENCE 6/7:30 Dec. 8 BOLLES 6:00 Feb. 5 UNIVERSITY CHRIST. 6/7:30 Dec. 10 at Bishop Snyder 6:00 Nov. 5 - 8, 2009 Feb. 9, 12-13 District at Raines Dec. 14 PONTE VEDRA 6:00 * District Dec. 17 vs. West Nassau, WNHS 8:00 Dec. 18 vs. Baldwin, WNHS 5:30 FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Jan. 5 at Bolles 6:00 This Week's PGA Tournament Preview Last Week On The PGA Tour Girls Basketball Jan. 7 WEST NASSAU 6:00 Nov. 12 TIP-OFF 6:00 Jan. 11 at Bradford 6:00 The WGC-HSBC Champions is PGA Tour officials canceled the weather-stricken Viking Classic on Nov. 17 at Baker County 6/7:30 Jan. 13 at Ponte Vedra 6:00 WGC - HSBC Champions Nov. 19 WEST NASSAU 6/7:30 Jan. 14 at Fernandina Beach 6:00 played at the Sheshan Golf Club Saturday because of unplayable course conditions. There will be Nov. 23 at Yulee* 6:00 (V) Defending: Sergio Garcia Jan. 19 at Episcopal 6:00 in Shanghai, People's Republic of no makeup date for the tournament. Officials postponed, then Nov. 30 at Raines* 6/7:30 Jan. 21 at West Nassau 6:00 Purse: $7,000,000 Dec. 1 BISHOP SNYDER 6/7:30 Jan. 26 at Hilliard 6:00 China. This is the first year it is a canceled play Thursday and Friday mornings after nearly Dec. 4 at St. Johns Co. Day 6:00 (V) Jan. 28 at Baker 6:00 Yards: 7,143 World Golf Championship event. constant rain. There had been hope officials might shorten the Dec. 8 HILLIARD 6/7:30 Jan. 29 HILLIARD 6:00 Par: 72 Dec. 10 at Ribault* 6/7:30 Invitations for the event are tournament to 54 holes and play next week or weekend, but Dec. 15 BOLLES* 6:00 YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Dec. 18 ST. JOHNS CO. DAY 6:00 (V) Girls Soccer 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- Jan. 7 at Bishop Snyder 6:00 (V) Nov. 12 at Episcopal* 5:30 ly. "I told them this was closer to a FEMA disaster site than a golf Jan. 8 at Episcopal* 6/7:30 Nov. 16 BOLLES* 6:00 Rankings. Also invited are players who have, during the calendar year preceding the event, captured at least one tournament title on a sanctioning tour, or have course," tournament director Randy Watkins said. "Somebody 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 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 SOFTBALL SCORES the other three sanctioning tours. Last year, Sergio Garcia defeated Oliver Wilson been scrapped outright because of weather since the 1996 AT&T Pebble in a playoff to win the 2008 HSBC Champions. Beach National Pro-Am, which was canceled due to unplayable conditions. FERNANDINA BEACH PARKS & Slider’s Seaside Grill 7 RECREATION Regional Trailer Repair (forfeit) 0 This Week’s Profile Golf Pro Tip 2010 PGA Tour Qualifiers Adult Co-ed Softball Through Nov. 1, 2009 Recreational League If you have ever watched a tournament Ross Fisher Only the top 125 players on the PGA Tour’s money list will receive Nov. 2 Half-Time Sports Bar 19 on television, you will almost always a tour card for the following season. Below are the players on the Competitive League Tournament Stevenson Collision/Kofe Hous 3 Birthdate: Nov. 22, 1980 see a particular "stunt" performed once verge of possibly receiving or losing their card for the 2010 season. Woody’s BBQ 7 Birthplace: England during the coverage. A player will get Sun Gallery (forfeit) 0 Morrow Insurance 16 Residence: England ready to make his drive/iron shot/putt Players In The Top 125 Moon River PIzza 5 Turned Professional: 2004 and then stop as a menacing insect Rank & Player Last Week Earnings G2 Computer Consultants 7 World Ranking: 17th Regional Trailer Repair (forfeit) 0 Standings has interrupted the procedure. While 121) Ricky Barnes 121 $672,437 Competitive League Tournament 2009 Earnings: $2,066,014 insects are quite prevalent through most of the country, 122) Steve Flesch 122 $668,052 Recreational League Kabuki 2-0 Career European Tour Wins: 3 this is usually a trick that the professional is using to 123) Robert Garrigus 123 $657,204 Stevenson Collision/Kofe Hous 9 Suncoast/All-American 1-0 break the tension of the moment. For whatever reason, 124) Rich Beem 124 $636,831 Moon River Pizza 8 G2 Computer Consultants 1-1 Golf Trivia the pro is not ready to make his/her shot and decides to 125) David Duval 125 $623,824 Woody’s BBQ 1-1 Who was the only player to successfully defend restart the motion. What more convenient way to do O’Kane’s Irish Pub 7 Slider’s Seaside Grill 1-1 his win at the Memorial Tournament? Players Outside The Top 125 Morrow Insurance 6 Sun Gallery 0-1 that than to swat the pesky fly out of the way. For the Rank & Player Last Week Earnings Regional Trailer Repair 0-1 a) Jack Nicklaus c) Greg Norman amateur, we usually do not react the same way. We do 126) Chris Riley 126 $613,027 John T. Ferreira Insurance 17 (Regional Trailer Repair eliminated) b) Tiger Woods d) Fred Couples not want to back out of a shot due to fear of embar- Convergence Employee Leasing 16 127) Jeff Maggert 127 $611,316 Recreational League Answer: b) Tiger Woods is the only golfer to win The rassment and go ahead and make a terrible shot. The 128) Tim Herron 128 $602,453 Half-Time Sports Bar 15 Half-Time Sports Bar 12-0 Memorial Tournament back-to-back, and he won next time you don't feel comfortable, just stop and 129) Matt Jones 129 $593,313 Coker Crane 13 Coker Crane 6-6 three straight years, 1999-2001. restart your routine and better results will occur. 130) Jimmy Walker 130 $589,833 Stevenson Collision/Kofe Hous 6-6 Nov. 4 John T. Ferreira Insurance 6-6 This Week’s Golfing News Golf History Competitive League Tournament Morrow Insurance 5-7 Suncoast Fencing/All-American 12 O’Kane’s Irish Pub 5-7 England's Ross Fisher beat Anthony Kim 4 and 3 on Sunday in the final of the World Nov. 8, 1995 - Ben Crenshaw holed a sand Woody’s BBQ 7 Moon River Pizza 4-8 Match Play Championship. After the match Fisher said, "The only thing that's been wedge approach on the final hole for an eagle Convergence Employee Leasing 4-8 missing this year was a win. I feel I've been very consistent and to be the leading guy to defeat Steve Elkington by a stroke to win the Kabuki 14 Slider’s Seaside Grill 4 All games played at the Ybor Alvarez in the majors (in terms of shots taken) shows my golf has been very good.” Fisher eagled PGA Grand Slam of Golf at Poipu Bay Golf softball fields on Bailey Road. For the 22nd hole and birdied the next hole to take a 3-up lead. Kim won the next hole, but the Course in Kauai, Hawaii. Crenshaw was the Kabuki 16 team and individual statistics, visit American missed short putts at the next two holes and squandered several chances to win only player to not walk over the sacred "heiau" G2 Computer Consultants 14 www.leaguelineup.com/fbflsoftball. holes down the stretch. Robert Allenby beat Angel Cabrera in the third-place match. Fisher’s first win of area near the 18th tee. Local residents later the season moved him into fourth place in the European Tour Race To Dubua standings. Kim, who would said Crenshaw was "blessed" for honoring have been the youngest winner, improved his chances of playing in the season-ending Dubai World Hawaiian customs and a sacred site. BOWLING SCORES Championship by moving into the top 40 on the money list.

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4B WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2009/NEWS-LEADER OUTDOORS Big trout bite in NSFA annual tourney avid Nease caught the largest sea trout in the 23rd annual D Nassau Sport Fishing Association Trout Tournament over the week- end, which benefited Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Northeast Florida and Nassau County. Nease’s big trout weighed 4.3 pounds and was caught while drift- ing a live fin- ger mullet over a rough bottom at the mouth of Egans OUTDOORS Creek. Also fish- ing with Terry Lacoss Nease were Rick Dopson and Steven Dopson, who also PHOTOS BY TERRY LACOSS/SPECIAL teamed up for first-place hon- Billy Rowland is pictured weighing in the winning grand slam that weighed 10.4 pounds. Donald Fagen and Herbert Watkins were also on the ors in the sea trout aggregate winning team. Daniel Tyler was the big winner in the youth division with a 2.54-pound sea trout. Tyler caught the big trout on a live shrimp and division with a three-trout fished with his father, Chad Tyler. aggregate weight of 7.58 pounds. Donald Fagen weighed in the second largest sea trout, weighing 4.02 pounds. Skip Swain followed up in third place with a 3.7-pound sea trout. Repeat winner in both the NSFA trout and drum fishing tournaments, Rocky Davis took second-place hon- ors in the aggregate sea trout division with 7.36 pounds. Swain finished in third place in the largest trout division and the aggregate trout divi- sion with three specks tipping the tournament scales to 7.36 pounds. With a tie for second place, Swain was the first to weigh in and was determined the second-place winner. Fagen, Herbert Watkins and Billy Rowland teamed up to take top honors in the grand slam division with one sea trout, one redfish and a Travis Mills, left, came in a close second place in the youth division with a 2.46-pound sea trout. Mills fished with his father, Allen Mills, and also flounder that weighed a total caught his big trout while fishing with live shrimp. Trophies, in the background, were given to all five youth winners and were donated by Knute of 10.4 pounds. Most of their Douglas and the Bait House. Rick Dopson, right, is pictured with the largest sea trout caught by David Nease, tipping the scales to 4.3 pounds. big fish were caught while The trio of local backwater fishermen also included Steven Dopson, who also won top honors in the sea trout aggregate division with three specks fishing over a rough bottom weighing 7.58 pounds. at the north end of Amelia Island. Their bait of choice once again was live finger pounds. third place, Dalton Thrift fin- boats that checked out of the and oyster bars. However, fried fish dinner was prepared mullet caught the day before Daniel Tyler topped all ished in fourth place with a Fernandina harbor beginning winds began to blow up to 18 by members of the Nassau the tournament and kept alive youth competitors with a 2.54- 1.7-pound trout and Katie at 6 a.m. During the first few miles per hour during mid- Sport Fishing Association, in a live baitwell. pound sea trout. Tyler’s big McNeil finished in fifth place hours of the tournament a morning, forcing many of the headed up by tournament Jacksonville’s Randal trout was caught with a live with a 1.66-pound sea trout. high tide and calm winds tournament boats to find director Allen Mills and fish Padgett came in a close sec- shrimp and worth a nice Youth winners were given allowed fishermen to target calmer fishing waters. club president Joe Wise. ond place with 10.28 pounds check for $100. Travis Mills beautiful trophies donated by the flooded marshes for red- Boats began to weigh in For information on NSFA, while Chuck Liddel weighed came in a close second place Knute Douglas of the Bait fish. As the tide began to fall, their catches at the Tiger visit www.fishnsfa.com. The in a nice catch of trout, floun- with a 2.46-pound trout. Kay- House bait and tackle shop. trout and flounder began to Point marina at 3 p.m. with club holds several fishing der and redfish for third-place lie Davis weighed in a 2.16- Beautiful fall weather hit both lures and live baits the tournament weigh-in end- tournaments each year and honors with a weight of 8.52 pound speckled sea trout for greeted some 29 tournament fished over rocky bottoms ing at 4:30 p.m. A delicious meets monthly at Ten Acres.

OUTDOOR BRIEFS Bassmasters meet Beach, where boaters have use of several heavy weather seamanship, advanced boat other recreational use program areas. Once yachts. Call Paul Elden at (904) 245-9808 for handling, advanced navigation, search and res- permits are issued, they can be renewed annu- Nassau Bassmasters, associated with the information. cue and advanced towing. Successful comple- ally for two additional years, essentially mak- BASS National Federation and the Florida tion of the coxswain training permits the auxil- ing them a three-year permit. Permit renewals BASS Federation, meets the third Thursday in Boat crew trainees wanted iary member to skipper any U.S. Coast Guard are mailed May 1. Eligible applicants have Yulee. Membership is open to anyone at least Auxiliary boat within their district. until May 31 to renew their recreational use 16 years old. Call Bob Schlag at (912) 729-2282 Boat crew trainees are being sought by the Training for both the crew and coxswain permits for the next season. Permits not or Billy Kittrell at 225-0267. U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 14-1, positions is free. Certain uniforms and safety renewed by May 31 will be forfeited and they Amelia Island. Participants must be at least 17 equipment are required and not reimbursed, will be made available to the public on a first- NSFAmeets years of age and a U.S. citizen. but may be tax-deductible. For information, come, first-served basis. Crew training consists of shore-side and The Nassau Sport Fishing Association call 261-1889 or visit http://Cgaux7-14-1.org. Permits are issued individually on a first- on-the-water activities aimed at teaching new meets the second Wednesday of each month come, first-served basis in June. Submit an volunteers the necessary theory and practical at 7:30 p.m. and the fourth Wednesday at 7 application at www.wildlifelicense.com or take skills required to become a fully qualified boat Hunt Nassau WMA p.m. at the Ten Acres Kraft Athletic Club. a completed worksheet to a tax collector’s crew member. Training is given by qualified If you are looking for a place to hunt this Membership is open to the public. Call 261- office or any license agent. Worksheets are Coast Guard Auxiliary and active duty instruc- fall, you still have a chance to get a recreation- 9481 or visit www.fishnsfa.com. available online at MyFWC.com, at FWC tors on Coast Guard Auxiliary vessels. al use permit for the Nassau Wildlife Manage- regional offices and tax collectors’ offices in Successful completion of the Boat Crew ment Area in Nassau County during the counties surrounding a specific WMA. New boat club opening training permits the auxiliarist to crew any upcoming hunting season. Nassau WMA is A new boat club is coming to Amelia Island, U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary boat within their 13,892 acres near Callahan. Users must have a allowing the use of several boats without the district and the potential to serve on board Nassau recreational use permit to hunt on this New boating laws hassle of owning. Boats will range from off- many different U.S. Coast Guard vessels. area. Nassau WMA is a still-hunt area only, but The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation shore fishing, open bow deck and cuddy cab- Crew qualified auxiliarists may also advance to hunters may use bird dogs during the migrato- Commission and other law enforcement agen- ins for overnight cruising. There will be the highest on-water qualification of coxswain, ry bird and waterfowl hunting seasons. cies are alerting Floridians of new laws and access to other clubs, including in Jacksonville the small boat skipper. This course includes For those willing to pay $385 to hunt the enhancements to existing laws that deal with area, Nassau WMA provides hunting opportu- boating under the influence, boating safety nities during eight months of the year. General education, waterway markers, possession of F E R N A N D I N A B E A C H T I D E S gun season is from Nov. 14 through Jan. 10, gasoline on a vessel and destruction of coral. 2010; small game is from Jan. 11 through The enhanced penalty for BUI is the same Tides, Sun & Moon: November 11-18, 2009 March 7, 2010; spring turkey season runs as it is for driving under the influence. The from March 20 through April 25, 2010; and blood-alcohol level or breath-alcohol level of Moonrise 1:34A High 3:42A 5.99’ Moonrise 5:44A Low 12:38A -0.53 trapping can be done from Jan. 11 through 0.20 that was a violation in the past has Wed. Sunrise 6:48A Low 9:39A 0.12’ Sun. Sunrise 6:52A High 7:23A 7.06’ March 1, 2010. changed to 0.15. Moonset 2:10P High 4:04P 6.09’ Moonset 4:29P Low 1:22P -0.29’ To apply for a recreational use permit to Beginning Jan. 1, any boater born on or 11/11 Sunset 5:30P Low 10:06P -0.18’ 11/15 Sunset 5:28P High 7:32P 6.00’ hunt on Nassau WMA, go to MyFWC.com. after Jan. 1, 1988, will be required to take an Recreational use permits are designed to approved boating safety course and possess an Moonrise 2:37A High 4:45A 6.33’ Moonrise 6:46A Low 1:23P -0.52 provide more revenue to landowners in the FWC-issued boating safety identification card. Thurs. Sunrise 6:49A Low 10:41A -0.00’ Mon. Sunrise 6:53A High 8:08P 7.07’ WMA system. Money set aside by the FWC to And if they purchase a boat they have 90 days New Moon 2:14P Moonset 2:42P Low 2:09A -0.26’ High 5:02P 6.07’ Moonset 5:12P compensate those landowners for hunting use from to obtain a boating safety ID card. 11/12 11/16 A Sunset 5:29P Low 10:59P -0.35’ Sunset 5:27P High 8:16 5.92’ on their lands was not sufficient to compete Another prohibited activity is placement with private hunting leases. Rather than have and use of a waterway marker that does not Moonrise 3:39A High 5:42A 6.66’ Sunrise 6:54A Low 2:06A -0.43 WMAs drop out of the system, the FWC offers conform to the U.S. Aids to Navigation System Fri. Sunrise 6:50A Low 11:39A -0.13’ Tues. Moonrise 7:47A High 8:52A 6.98’ recreational use permits. Fees collected from nor have an FWC permit. It’s also unlawful for Moonset 3:15P High 5:56P 6.07’ Sunset 5:27P Low 2:52P -0.14’ these permits supplement the compensation boaters to moor to government-placed water- 11/13 Sunset 5:29P Low 11:49P -0.47’ 11/17 Moonset 5:59P High 8:59P 5.79’ for private landowners, keeping their lands way markers or lawfully placed waterway Moonrise 4:41A High 6:34A 6.92’ Sunrise 6:54A Low 2:47A -0.27 open to public hunting. markers except in emergency situations or Sat. Sunrise 6:51A Low 12:32P -0.24 Wed. Moonrise 8:44A High 9:34A 6.80’ Except for hunting, permit holders and with written consent of the marker’s owner. It Moonset 3:50P Sunset 5:27P Low 3:34P 0.07’ High 6:45P 6.05’ their spouses or dependent children may par- is illegal to possess or operate a vessel with 11/14 Sunset 5:28P 11/18 Moonset 6:51P High 9:40P 5.64’ ticipate in other activities on designated nonconforming or unapproved gasoline con- WMAs. Only permit holders and one depend- tainers or to transport gasoline in an unventi- Tide calculations are for Amelia River, Fernandina Beach. No corrections are necessary. Sun & Moon events are also calculated for Fernandina Beach, although actual times may vary because of land masses. ent child (under age 16) may hunt. If spouses lated or improperly ventilated compartment. or more than one dependent child (under age Laws regarding titling, numbering and regis- APR 16) wish to hunt, they must purchase a recre- tration now apply to any vessel operated, used For * 0% Up To 60MOS. ational use permit. Recreational use permits or stored on state waters except vessels lawful- Available On New 2009 Ford F-150 Paul Clark also include a management area permit when ly stored at a dock or marina. Visit Supercab, Super Crew, & Super Duty! Ford-Mercury 1-904-225-3673 hunting public lands not in the recreational MyFWC.com/Boating for details. *0% APR for 60 months ($16.67 per month per $1000 financed with $0 down) is available on new 2009 Ford F-150 Supercab, Super Crew, & Super Duty & is in ------lieu of factory rebates, subject to credit approval, & expires 10/05/09. Must finance thru Ford Motor Credit. See dealer for full details. Plus tax, tag & $373.50 1-888-383-2908 use program. E-mail information for this column to Beth dealer fees with approved credit on all vehicles. Pictures are for illustration purposes only. 464046 State Road 200 - Yulee, FL www.pcford.net Recreational use permits do not apply to Jones, [email protected]. Visit your local news source online at www.fbnewsleader.com

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CROSSWORD/SUDOKU PEOPLE & PLACES, PETS HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS

WEDNESDAY, November 11, 2009 PAGE 5B NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FL ‘Windshield time’ makes for a very, very good day

What a treat – a day away from the island enjoyed the bright morning children, grandchildren and friends. We introductions. with a good friend. Just the two of us in a car sun shedding its first light on planned our presentation. Both claim to be the There are introductions and there are intro- off to a gig in Valdosta, Ga. Nola Perez is a the subtle colors of autumn in biggest fan of the other so when we began to ductions. Most often introductions are read native Amelia Islander, talented poet, close Florida. pick and choose from our work we found no from the backs of books, or from printed web- friend and valued mentor. We are often asked Settling into the passenger lack of possibilities. We paired her poems with site bio information. What a pleasant surprise to speak and enjoy the interplay of our two dif- seat, I soon learned we would my stories and hoped we could charm our as we bathed in the generous words that were ferent approaches to storytelling – Nola’s in be joined by a third. A small audience in Valdosta. both personal and original. poetry and mine in short stories. We never black box labeled Garmin sat There is always a tension before any per- We took the floor and soon our “show” took quite know what shape our presentations will on the dashboard. Nola ex- formance. Added tension when you are going on a life of its own. We took turns reading our take, but it always seems to work out in the plained it was simple – just to a place you have never been. Getting lost is work – playing off each other until too soon our end. FROM put in the address of our des- always an option, even with Gertrude Garmin. time was up. A good presentation requires the Months ago a long drive to Valdosta to do THE tination and Garmin would Will they like us? Are we what they expected? right audience. We had the perfect audience. our thing seemed like a good idea. As it grew PORCH lead us all the way to the Will they buy our books? Why on earth did we They laughed with us and shared an occasional closer, I began to wonder what I had gotten us door. Garmin has a woman’s ever agree to such a long drive? tear with us. into. As it turned out it was a good thing. A voice – one with no emotion, Whatever tension we felt soon melted away We all have bad days and sometimes, thank very good thing. Dickie tenderness or humor – all as our hostess warmly greeted us. We took our heavens, we have a very, very good day. Our busy lives have prevented any kind of Anderson business. We named her Ger- seats at our assigned luncheon table overlook- Dickie Anderson welcomes your comments. extended conversation or time to catch up, so trude and depended on her ing an expansive, well-groomed golf course. A Books are available at local book and gift stores our precious windshield time was treasured. bossy instructions to get us to our destination. room full of ladies waited for our presentation or on line at www.dickieanderson.com. We set off on a cool autumn morning. We So the miles flew by as we caught up on and the lunch following. We anticipated our [email protected]

PHOTO BY ANN FONTAINE/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER Remembering Old Town The General Duncan Lamont Clinch Historical Society’s October meeting was the launching point of the “Remembering Old Town” project to capture oral histories, memories and photos of Old Town. Michael and Jennifer Harrison presented a history of the Pilot’s homes in Old Town, including pic- tures of the six that remain today. Their presentation can be seen at www.oldtownfernandina.org. Above from left are current and previous Old Town residents, Jennifer Harrison, Katherine Thompson, Beverly Traeye, Christine Stewart and Michael Harrison. Memories or requests for inter- views are welcome at [email protected] Call 491-1259.

United Way proclamation

ANGELA DAUGHTRY/NEWS-LEADER City Human Resources Director ‘Shrimp Expression’ Robin Marley, United Representatives from domestic violence shelter Micah’s Place show Way Community city commissioners an example of the fiberglass sculptures that will Builder Jim Streit and be decorated by local artists and displayed throughout Nassau Mike Bell of Rayonier County for “Shrimp Expression,” a project to raise funding for the who is also United shelter, during an Oct. 20 city commission meeting. The project, Way co-chair for which will include 20 shrimp sculptures sponsored by businesses or Nassau County, listen individuals, will begin May 2010. To download information go to during an Oct. 6 city www.micahsplace.org or call Katey at 491-6364, ext. 102. commission meeting as Mayor Susan Steger reads a proclamation acknowledging the efforts of citizens and businesses who con- tinue to support the United Way. ANGELA DAUGHTRY NEWS-LEADER

SUBMITTED Alzheimer’s support

The Kiwanis Club of Fernandina Beach attended an informative SUBMITTED presentation by Heather Wellman of the North Florida Alzheimer’s Association, who explained the disease and its terrible conse- Men’s Newcomers board quences. The Alzheimer’s Association provides information and help The Men’s Newcomers Club recently elected board members for 2009-10. From left are Roy Ennis, to caregivers and family members. The Kiwanis Club is a contributor Membership; David Beeman, Secretary; Rich Rothrock, Communications Secretary; Doran Donovn, and supporter of the association. Above with Wellman are Publicity; Bob LaPlaca, Spring Fling; Bob Keane, Treasurer; Tom Frangos, Newsletter; Carl Meaux, Kiwanians Doug Green and Jeff Shipman. President. Not pictured are Bill Taylor, Vice President, and Rick Davis, Membership.

Inspiring talk At the Oct. 16 Sunrise Rotary Club breakfast meeting, Matthew Driscoll, UNF head coach for men’s basketball, provided an energy-charged presenta- tion. Originally from Pittsburgh, he was recruited to coach at Baylor University in Waco, Texas, achieving the biggest Trick or treat turnaround in basketball history. At Businesses on UNF he has driven his team to Division Centre Street in 1 in only one year. This opens the door downtown to the NCA tournaments. Driscoll said Fernandina Beach his two charges for his team are to win enjoyed visits from and see each player graduate. He said trick or treaters the the best gift he and parents can give day before young people is discipline. “Ten per- Halloween. “They cent is what happens to you and 90 seem to grow in percent is how you react to it. ... Lead number each year,” or follow; each is good but if you follow, said Tom Hughes of follow the right leader.” Magna’s Salon, who SUBMITTED snapped this photo.

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6B WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2009 LEISURE News-Leader HOME AND LITERARY LEANINGS NASSAU COUNTY ANIMAL SERVICES GARDEN BRIEFS New book Hi! My name is Heidi. I am a 1 1/2-year-old Husky mix Farmers market Local author Doug Hanau female with one blue eye and Mike Martin of Datil has just had his fourth novel one brown eye. I am heart- Daddy’s Beef Jerky has published by Booksurge worm negative. I have been returned to the Fernandina Publishing, an Amazon com- enjoying the company of the Farmers Market as a vendor. pany. The American nice people at Nassau Animal This uniquely tender beef Revolution - Redux is a satiri- Services since Sept. 24. I get jerky comes in three flavors cal look at the current along great with all the other including mild-flavored hicko- American political environ- “tenants” here and the staff. I ry smoked, warm-flavored ment, from tea parties, have a great personality, if I teriyaki and the hot-flavored healthcare town hall meet- must say so myself, and love datil pepper beef jerky. ings and a presidential to have my tummy scratched. Custom made in small batch- address to a joint session of I hope someone will come and 86078 License Road, es, the key to this jerky is the Congress. Hanau has previ- see me soon and make me a Fernandina Beach, our hours smoky flavor that comes from ously published Surfing part of their family. Please are Tuesday through Friday, the St. Augustine datil pepper. Treasure’s Wake and The come see me at Nassau 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and As a longtime lover of hot Cardinal Pirate, both part of County Animal Services, Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. sauces and salsas, the datil his continuing “Amelia pepper has had a prominent Island Adventure Series,” as place in Martin’s menus and well as The Baby in the Bag - 8 C’S BIG DOG RESCUE his yard. So it is fitting that A Politically Incorrect Tale. the datil be the key ingredient New book signing in his marinade - just enough Cletus is a 2 1/2-year-old pepper to give the smoke fla- Local author Rutha Great Dane. Unfortunately, vor but not the heat. Turner Jones will sign Cletus’ owner has lost his job Also at the market on copies of her new book, and can no longer care for Saturday, Nov. 14 will be Turning Point, at Divine him. Cletus is a very gentle Sweet Grass cow and goat Words Christian Books and and loving boy. He gets along cheeses, Deep Roots Meat, Accessories, 929 South 14th great with other dogs and An-Believable Egg Rolls and St., Fernandina Beach, on loves to play, but he does love shelled and in-shell pecans Nov. 14 at 11 a.m. to chase cats so he will need a from the Cohen Pecan Farm. For more information call home without cats. He has all The Fernandina Farmers (912) 674-4978. She will also the typical Dane traits and Market, open every Saturday be signing copies of the especially loves to be in the from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Seventh book at Books Plus, 107 company of his humans. and Centre streets. For more Centre St., Fernandina Cletus weighs 135 pounds for our adult dogs as well as information call 491-4872 or Beach, on Nov. 20 at 11 a.m. and he thinks he is a lap dog! puppies. It is a very reward- visit www.fernandinafarmers- For more information call SUBMITTED He has been neutered and is ing experience for families. market.com. 261-0303. Ann Chinn, textile artist, and her husband, Charles E. current on all of his vaccina- For more on Cletus or to Writers and poets Cobb, Jr., an accomplished professor at Brown tions and is heartworm nega- become a foster parent con- Bird watching University and NPR writer, speak at a Friends of the tive. The adoption fee is $125. tact Tanya Lanning at bigdo- The Nassau County Bird The Nassau County Library presentation Oct. 16 in partnership with the 8 C’s Big Dog Rescue is in [email protected] or Club will meet rain or shine at Writers and Poets Society Amelia Island Museum of History’s “3rd Friday on urgent need of foster families 716-0309. the Egans Creek Greenway’s will meet at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 21 3rd Street” series. Atlantic Avenue entrance on at the Fernandina Beach Nov. 14 at 8 a.m. Bring binoc- Municipal Airport. All writ- ulars, field guide, bug juice, ers and poets in the county is open to all Nassau County and available at The Purple CATS ANGELS sunscreen, rain gear, sun- are invited; bring two dou- residents ages of 17 to 117. Dove, Books Plus and the glasses and water. ble-spaced pages of your Submit 3 to 5 original poems Golf Club of Amelia. For Boo Boo and Boots are two The Greenway was recent- original prose or two to reflecting life in the county. information go to www.asa- brothers that are extremely ly selected as a stop on the three of your poems. Be pre- Submit two copies of each voryplace.com. gentle. They love everyone Great Florida Birding Trail. pared to read and discuss poem, one with a name and The Amelia Island Book and would be happy with a There is a possibility of seeing your work. For information, contact information, the Festival is Feb. 12-14. Visit family that would give them a variety of wading shore and contact Cara at other without. www.Ameliaislandbookfestiv attention. They are very good songbirds as well as birds of www.wordsmythe@net- For information and to al.com. with dogs and other cats. Boo prey in this natural setting magic.net. submit electronic entries, Writers’ workshop Boo and Boots are about 8 with grass covered trails that Library club contact months old and would like to is ideal for hiking, biking and www.wordsmythe@net- Tickets are now on sale go home together. Special photography. The Friends of the magic.net. Mail hard copy for the Amelia Island Book adoption fee applies if they are Beach outing Library Book Club of entries or queries to POET Festival and Florida State adopted together. with lots of books and items Fernandina Beach meets at LAUREATE, 1417 Sadler College at Jacksonville Please visit a Petsmart for sale. We appreciate dona- In partnership with Fort 7:30 p.m. the second Road #134, Fernandina Writers’ Workshop sched- location this weekend for the tions during business hours. Clinch State Park the Sierra Thursday of each month in Beach, Florida 32034. uled for Feb. 12, 2010 at the “Home for the Holidays” If you are caring for ani- Club will conduct a beach the parlor room of St. Peter’s Entries must be postmarked Betty P. Cook Center, Yulee. adoption event. Cats Angels mals and need help getting combing/cleanup Nov. 14, Episcopal Church, 801 by Dec. 15. The event will include will have cats and kittens them spayed/neutered, please starting at the fort at 11 a.m. Atlantic Ave. Book fest breakfast writer sessions, hands-on available for adoption at River call First Coast No More Meet in front of the museum. Meetings are moderated workshops and a panel dis- City, St. John’s Towne Center Homeless Pets at (904) 425- The 2- to 3-hour outing will by retired English profes- The Amelia Island Book cussion on “Putting the and Oakleaf Petsmart loca- 0005. If you don’t qualify for include identification of ani- sors, Marilyn and Norman Festival has added a break- South in Southern Writing.” tions. Our Thrift Store/Adop- their programs, call Cats mal tracks, shells and dune Wesley, and new members fast event to its annual book Authors headlining the tion Center is open Monday- Angels at 321-2267 to discuss plants. It is free and open to are always welcome. They festival and will partner with workshop sessions include: Saturday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. options. the public and the park entry will discuss People of the Micah’s Place, Nassau Rick Bragg, Sonny Brewer, fee will be waived for partici- Book by Geraldine Brooks County’s certified domestic Cassandra King, Janis pants. Please bring a canned Dec. 10. violence center. Owens and Jeff Shaara, food item for the fort food Novelists Janis Owens along with local writers, pro- NASSAU HUMANE SOCIETY drive. Bring water, sunscreen Poet laureate search and Cassandra King will be fessors and industry profes- and food. The Nassau County the featured speakers at the sionals. The outing will be led by a Writers and Poets Society, in 8 a.m., Feb. 13 breakfast at The cost for the work- qualified Sierra Club Outings conjunction with both the Fernandina Woman’s shops and lunch is $90 by Leader. Participants are Fernandina Beach and Club. Dec. 15 or $95 after. Florida required to sign a liability Nassau County commis- Micah’s Place Auxiliary State College at Jacksonville waiver. RSVP by Nov. 12 to sions, announces a competi- has produced a cookbook, A and area high school stu- Len Kreger at 432-8389 or tion to select the next Poet Savory Place, Culinary dents are admitted free but [email protected]. Laureate of Nassau County. Favorites of Amelia Island, must pre-register. The contest will run to that will be available for sale For information and reg- Springfield bazaar Dec. 15, with the new poet in late November to help istration visit www.ameliais- The Springfield Restora- laureate installed during the support the many programs landbookfestival.com or call Our Bella is young, happy Bella, Maryjane and many tion and Revitalization Council Amelia Island Book Festival Micah’s Place offers. Dickie Anderson at 556- and playful. She’s 6-8 months other wonderful pets are will host its annual bazaar Feb. 12-13, 2010. The contest Breakfast tickets are $30 6455. old and has a little more available at the Nassau Nov. 14 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. on growing to do, topping out at Humane Society located at the 1300 block of North Main 45-50 pounds. She shares a 671 Airport Road in Street. Choose from antiques, kennel with Stripe and they Fernandina Beach. We can jewelry, crafts, home and ‘PASTA FOR PAWS’ spend most of the day also be reached at 321-1647 décor items, personal care/ wrestling, playing and hop- or at nassauhumanesociety. beauty, and an elegant white ping in and out of the baby com. Please join our efforts elephant sale. Laugh at the pool. Overall, she’s a delight in getting the animals of clowns, have your face paint- to be around and will make a Nassau County spayed or ed, or get your picture taken wonderful family dog. neutered by making your with Santa at the firehouse. Maryjane is a sweet appointment for the Neuter Some vendor spaces are left at orange and white tabby with Commuter, a low-cost $30 for 15 feet. For informa- a great disposition! She is spay/neuter program, or tion call (904) 353-7727. residing in our cattery just Spay Nassau, which is no cost Nature walk awaiting her time to go home! for those who qualify. Call Come by and meet her today! 321-1647 today! Our Greenway leads a nature walk on Egans Creek Greenway every third Saturday of the month. The RAIN next walk is Nov. 21 at 9 a.m. The walks explore the flora George and Gracie are and fauna of the Greenway. spreading the word to Bring water, sun protection, adopters everywhere: Nov, insect repellent, comfortable Diane and Greg Hoag, 13, 14 and 15 will be a walking shoes and optionally top left, won two base- National Adoption Weekend field guides and binoculars. balls autographed by New at area Petsmart stores. Meet in the parking lot at York Yankees pitchers Rescues from all over will be the entrance to the Greenway C.C. Sabathia and Joba showcasing their adoptable behind the Atlantic Avenue Chamberlain in the silent pets. This will be a great Recreation Center at 2500 auction of more than 200 opportunity to find your next Atlantic Ave. Walks depart items at the Nassau best friend. George and promptly at 9 a.m., maintain a Humane Society’s annual Gracie will be attending in through the holiday season. leisurely pace and proceed to Pasta for Paws fundraiser hopes of finding that special You can also visit our pets at Jasmine Street. They are free Oct. 24 at the Atlantic someone to love them forever. rainhumanespca.org or call and open to the public. For Avenue Recreation RAIN will be at the Southside (904) 879-5861. We hope to information call 277-7350 or Center. More than 450 Petsmart for this event and see all of you there! visit www.ourgreenway.org. people attended the event Kayak trip supported by volunteers and local businesses, The Marine Corps League including Harris Teeter, STARS will hold a Toys for Tots which donated more than Kayak Trip on Lofton Creek $500 worth of meat for Hannah, a quiet, sweet, 5- Nov. 21, departing at 10 a.m. the spaghetti sauce and year-old, 9-pound Dachshund, from the Melton O. Nelson meatballs, said Janet is ready for her new home. Boat Ramp on A1A. The 3- to Kourie, Nassau Humane Because she is a mature girl, 4-hour trip will be an easy pad- Society president. she is very easy to assimilate dle south into the Aquatic Above, Nassau into your home: housebroken, Preserve. The trip is open to Humane Society volun- no chewing, calm and likes the public and free with a teer Hayley Baer cuddles walks and laps! donation of a new toy to Toys with Cocoa the puppy. Save the Animals Rescue for Tots. Middle left, Betty and Society does not run a shelter. Participants must have Don Hill eat their Animals are fostered by their own boats and a U.S. spaghetti dinner with all STARS members until a suit- Coast Guard approved person- the fixings. Bottom left, able and caring home is If you are interested in al flotation device. Marilyn Eflein and Eva found. STARS needs new fos- adopting a STARS dog, please Limit is 15 boats. RSVP by Boles enjoy the evening. ter homes in order to rescue visit our website at www.star- Nov. 18 to Len.Kreger@rock- PHOTOS BY KATHY WARNER more animals and increase sofamelia.org and fill out an etmail.com or call 432-8389. FOR THE NEWS-LEADER adoptions. adoption application.

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www.bgcnassau.org for more refreshments being served Beach Police Department’s Gardner. BYOB and setups information. and the general meeting Shop with Cops Program. will be provided. PEOPLE &PLACES Dance party beginning at 10 a.m. Contact Networking time begins at 6 For information contact Stanley Lofton, president of p.m., with the dinner meeting Carolyn or Dave Ashcraft at The Ballroom Youth the Nassau County Retired and auction being called to 261-9717. Academy will host a dance Educators Association, at order at 6:30 p.m. Dinner is Art for kids SPECIAL EVENTS for Cats Angels, which hopes party Nov. 14 at the Atlantic 225-9365. $13 a person and is payable this effort will make a differ- Avenue Recreation Center Genealogy meeting that evening. Call Susan The Island Art Association Art open house ence this spring. Teen Center. Receive a com- Sturges at (904) 206-2580 for will offer Children’s Art Nov. 21 Fashion show plimentary dance lesson from The Amelia Island information and to RSVP. from 10-11 a.m. and 11:15 The Amelia Island 7-8 p.m. and enjoy open Genealogical Society will Homeless coalition a.m.-12:15 p.m. for ages 8 to Plantation Artists’ Guild and The Fernandina Beach dancing from 8-11 p.m. meet Nov. 17 at 7 p.m. at the 12. Mommy & Me classes will Gallery will hold an Open Woman’s Club will sponsor a Tickets are $10 per person. Fernandina Beach Police A membership meeting of be held Nov. 23 from 10-11 House Nov. 13 from 5:30-8 Fashion Show to benefit Kids 17 and under accompa- Department Community the Coalition for the Homeless a.m. for ages 2 to 5. Children p.m. featuring a “Small Works Take Stock in Children Nov. nied by an adult get in free. Room, 1525 Lime St. Guest of Nassau County will be held must be accompanied by a Of Art” collection. Just in time 12 at 11 a.m. Fashions will be Dress is resort casual. speaker Arnold Weeks Jr. will Nov. 19 at 9:30 a.m. at the caregiver. for holiday gift giving, this spe- provided by Chico’s, Donations benefit the city of speak on “An Introduction to Peck Center. Anyone request- Classes are taught by cial collection of small paint- Coldwater Creek, Gauzeway, Fernandina Beach Atlantic Genetic Genealogy,” exploring ing information about the either Diane Hamburg or ings (none larger than 8 by 10 Stein Mart, Talbots, Tiger Avenue Teen Center and the the use of DNA testing, with a coalition or about this meeting Amber McHugh. Materials are inches unframed) will be Palms and Twisted Sisters. In non-profit Ballroom Youth brief discussion on DNA can call Tom Washburn at provided. Call the gallery at shown and available for pur- addition to a jewelry trunk Academy, which provides free basics, public and private 491-1753. 261-7020 to reserve a place. chase in addition to the regular show, there will be door prizes ballroom dance classes to DNA databases, genetic infor- FLT auditions Class size is limited. The larger works in the gallery’s and a live auction of table Nassau County students. For mation laws, the rewards and gallery is located at 18 N. new fall show. decorations provided by local information call 707-6762. risks of DNA testing and other Fernandina Little Theatre Second St. Visit Meet the artists, enjoy designers. Cost is $15 per Garage sale issues. will hold auditions Nov. 19 at www.islandart.org. wine, soft drinks and hors person. Weeks has been involved 7:15 p.m. and Nov. 21 at Barbecue contest d’oeuvres. The gallery is locat- Tickets are available at The annual garage sale in genealogy for over 40 12:15 p.m. at the theater, ed at 94 Village Circle at the Twisted Sisters or by calling sponsored by the UMW Ann years. He has a BA in history 1014 Beech St., for “Time Put your skills to the test at Spa and Shops at Amelia Sue Dwyer at 277-3245. Dickens Circle at Memorial from the University of West Enough,” a bittersweet come- the city of Fernandina Beach’s Island Plantation, next to the Bereavement support United Methodist Church will Florida and a Master’s in sci- dy by Robert Benjamin. Two Fall BBQ Competition Nov. 21 Monkey Barrel shop. Regular be held 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Nov. 14 ence form Florida State high school sweethearts at Central Park. hours are 11 a.m.-4 p.m., A Bereavement Support at 4418 Titleist Drive, University. His areas of reconnect after many years, Each team will be provided Wednesday through Saturday. Group meets the second Fernandina Beach. Proceeds genealogical interest are and it seems they might pick 50 pounds of Boston butt for Call 432-1750. Thursday of each month from will support mission projects Native American (Creek and up where they left off. Director the pork category and/or 50 ‘Educating Rita’ 5-6:30 p.m. at St. Peter’s during the year. Cherokee), family history, is Kate Hart. pounds of leg quarters for the Episcopal Church, corner of American soldier health and Civil War ancestry Needed are one woman chicken category. A small Amelia Community Theatre Eighth Street and Atlantic research. and one man, ages 45 plus. sample will be presented for presents “Educating Rita,” Avenue. The next meeting is Fort Clinch State Park Glass workshop Crew and staff are always judging at 2:30 p.m. and the directed by Charles Horton Nov. 12. Call Kathy presents an after-hours pro- needed, including co-produc- rest will be for the public to and featuring Gillian Johnson Washburn, 491-1753, for gram saluting the armed A fused glass ornament er/stage manager/lights enjoy at 3 p.m. and Geoffrey King, at 8 p.m. information. forces with History of the workshop will be held from 10 crew/set construction/set dec- Reserve your team’s place Nov. 12-14 and 19-21 and 2 Newcomers coffee American Soldier Nov. 14 at a.m.-noon Nov. 17 or Nov. 19 oration/costume coordinator. now with $75 for one category p.m. Nov. 15. 7:30 p.m. The program at Designs On Gallery, 11 N. Rehearsals begin Dec. 1, typi- or $100 for both. Team fee is A professor, whose disillu- The Newcomers Club of includes a living timeline of Third St., Fernandina Beach. cally one to two nights a week due by Nov. 9 at the Atlantic sioned outlook on life drives Amelia Island will host its men and women portraying Learn the fundamentals of and Saturdays. Six perform- Avenue Recreation Center. him to monthly coffee Nov. 12 at soldiers from each major mili- glass fusing and create orna- ances are scheduled Jan. 16- Each competitor’s grill must drink and 10:30 a.m. All women who tary conflict in U.S. history. ments to display, decorate or 23. For information e-mail flt- have a fire extinguisher on bury reside in Nassau County (no Admission is free with the wear. No prior experience is [email protected]. hand. himself matter how long you have donation of a canned good. necessary. Fee is $50 and Men’s Newcomers Tickets are $10 for the in his lived here) are welcome to For details call 277-7274, or includes materials for three public, additional sides and books, attend. visit www.floridastateparks. ornaments and firing. The Men’s Newcomers beverages included. Enjoy begins to information contact Beth org/fortclinch. Contact Cecilia at 583- Club of Amelia Island will yard games and view the tutor a Gaudiana at 225-8098 or ‘Extreme Sale’ 7723 to register. meet Nov. 19 at the cooking stations beginning at young hairdresser with surpris- mbgaudiana@yahoo. com, or Memory screens Fernandina Beach Golf Club 1 p.m. For information call Jay ing results. This British come- visit newcomersclubofameli- Kinderstudios will host an at 11:30 a.m. Speakers Brent at 277-7350 or e-mail jrobert- dy has been described by the aisland.com. “Extreme Sale Fundraiser” On Nov. 17, Osprey Village Ross and Alex Evers of [email protected]. London Times as “painfully Civil War maps Nov. 14 and 15 at 1897 Island will hold free memory screen- Meeks, Ross, Selander & Tail Waggin’ fun funny and passionately seri- Walk Way - a garage sale, ings at 48 Osprey Village Associates, CPA’s, LLC will ous.” The Amelia Island bake sale, silent auction and Drive from noon- 4 p.m. For discuss 2009-10 personal Indigo Alley, 316 Centre Tickets are $17 adults and Museum of History invites you children’s clothing sale all in information contact Lynne taxes and the implications of St., Fernandina Beach, will $10 students and available at to explore the geography of one - to benefit the First Coast Starling, wellness coordinator, transferring a Traditional IRA host Tail Waggin’ Wednesday, the theater, 209 Cedar St., the Civil War with Dr. Freedom Playground for peo- at 432-1190. to a Roth IRA. Meeks, Ross, a pet-friendly happy hour, 261-6749 or www.ameliacom- Sheehan-Dean, a professor of ple of all abilities. NACDAC Selander & Associates is a from 6-7:30 p.m. Nov. 25. Call munitytheatre.org. history at the University of NEXT WEEK professional service firm pro- 261-7222, e-mail Box-office hours are North Florida. The community is invited viding assurance, tax, finan- [email protected] or Tuesday, Thursday and His presentation, The to attend this month’s Nassau cial advisory, and specialty visit www.IndigoAlley.com. Saturday, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. and Geography of War: Using Retired educators Alcohol, Crime and Drug consulting in the Fernandina Glass jewelry two hours before curtain. Maps to tell the story of the Abatement Coalition (NAC- Beach and Jacksonville Beaujolais Nouveau fest U.S. Civil War, will address The Nassau County DAC) meeting Nov. 17 at 4 areas since 1992. All men are A fused glass jewelry work- the different ways that maps Retired Educators Association p.m. NACDAC is a non-profit invited. Tickets are $15 by shop will be held Nov. 28 from On Nov. 19 The Ritz- can represent military, political (NCREA) will join 66 other coalition created to support Nov. 14 and $17 at the door. 9 a.m.-noon at Designs On Carlton, Amelia Island pres- and economic aspects of the units of the Florida Retired and encourage drug-free For reservations call Bob Gallery, 11 N. Third St.. Learn ents the 19th annual conflict. He will also explore Educators Association to cele- lifestyles for the youth of Keane at 277-4590. the fundamentals of glass fus- Beaujolais Nouveau Festival, a digital mapmaking and how brate Retired Educators Day Nassau County. It meets the Visit www.mensnewcomer- ing and create one-of-a-kind gala food and wine event cele- he used it in his most recent in the state of Florida on third Tuesday of every month sclub.org. jewelry to wear or give as gift. brating the arrival of the 2009 book, The Concise Historical Sunday, Nov. 15. at 4 p.m. at the County COMING UP No prior experience is neces- Beaujolais Nouveau, com- Atlas of the U.S. Civil War. The Donations in memory of or Building at 86026 Pages Dairy sary. Fee is $75 and includes memorating the end of the har- program is Nov. 13 at 5:30 in honor of a retired educator Road, Yulee. For information Dance club materials for three pendants vest and the start of the holi- p.m. Admission is free for may be made to the state visit www.nacdac.org or call and firing. Contact Cecilia at days. The festivities will also museum members and $5 for scholarship fund, the Florida Susan Woodford at 261-5714, The next Terpsichorean 583-7723 to register. serve as the official grand non-members. Retired Educators Foundation ext. 2616. Dance Club dance is Nov. 21 Free supplies opening of the Talbot For information contact (FREF) by mailing a check to: ABWA auction at The Woman’s Club, 201 Ballroom, the centerpiece of a Alex at 261-7378, ext. 102. Florida Retired Educators Jean Lafitte Blvd., from 7-11 A school supplies give- $22-million expansion Speakers Forum Foundation (FREF), 10051 On Thursday, Nov. 19 the p.m. The theme is “Celebrate away for Nassau County launched in 2008. Fifth St. North, Suite #108, St. American Business Women’s Fall.” Hors d’oeuvres and soft teachers and paraprofession- The event begins at The Boys & Girls Club of Petersburg, FL 33702-2211. Association - Eight Flags drinks will be served. Guest als will be held Dec. 1 from 6 p.m. and features cabaret- Nassau County Foundation The NCREA will meet Nov. Charter Chapter will meet at fee is $35 per couple. “Face 2:30-4:30 p.m. at School style jazz and modern French presents the third annual 17 at the Yulee Full Service the Fernandina Beach Golf For Radio” will provide music. House Supplies at ARC/Nas- cuisine. At 6:30 p.m., guests Speakers Forum with cocktail School. The Executive Board Club for their annual auction Special guests will be dance sau, 86051 Hamilton St. (off will be treated to the appear- reception, dinner, speaker and will meet at 9:30 a.m., with to benefit the Fernandina instructors Jerry and Mary US 17 north in Yulee). ance of the Beaujolais silent auction Nov. 20 at 6 Nouveau. The method of deliv- p.m. in the Talbot Ballroom of ery remains a tightly guarded The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia CROSSWORD secret until the moment of Island. Tickets are $125 per arrival. person. 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HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS MUSIC NOTES Poinsettia sale the holiday season with the annual a.m. Prizes and trophies will be awarded Surf lineup Holiday Celebration Nov. 27 from 5-9 for best holiday outfit, the dog that most Keep Nassau Beautiful, Inc p.m. in The Spa & Shops at Amelia looks like its owner, and cutest person- The Surf Restaurant and Bar, 3199 S. Fletcher Ave., pres- announces its Holiday Poinsettia Sale. Island Plantation to benefit Take Stock ality. Following the parade at Redbones ents DJ Roc from 5-10 p.m. tonight; and Gary Lee from 5-10 Plants are $9 each, with a portion of the in Children. enjoy free doggie treats, pictures and p.m. Nov. 12. Call 261-5711. proceeds going to support KNB’s beau- Enjoy hot chocolate, hot apple cider, special guest, chocolatier Kendall tification and education projects holiday cookies, horse and carriage Taylor, who will sell her home-made Davis touring throughout Nassau County. rides, live entertainment, carousel rides chocolate candies with sales donated to The Karl Davis Band, on a fall and winter pre-CD release The poinsettias are florist quality and pictures with Santa Claus. The cost the Nassau Humane Society. Fairy Tails tour, will play Nov. 12 from 6-10 p.m. at Murray’s Grille Bike plants that come in 6 1/2-inch contain- is $5 per person, which includes a $1 Mobile Grooming is offering 20 percent Night, on A1A in Yulee. The Sean Carney Band, winner of the ers. Orders will be taken until Nov. 20 to donation to Take Stock in Children. off in November to parade participants 2007 International Blues Challenge and the 2007 Albert King insure a wide range of colors including Tickets are available at Harrison’s and will donate a portion of the pro- Award, will play Nov. 14 from 8-11 p.m. and Nov. 15 from 3-7 red, pink, white, marble (pink with Mercantile, Resort To Home and ceeds to the Nassau Humane Society. p.m. at the Green Turtle on South Third Street, and Nov. 19 white) and jingle bells (Red with Amelia’s Signature Shop. Children 4 For more information, visit www.red- from 6-10 p.m. at Murray’s Grille Bike Night. White). KNB will have orders available and under are free. Beer and wine will bonesbakery.com or call 321-0020. for pick up early in December. Call the be available for purchase. For informa- Music workshop KNB office at 261-0165 or toll free at 1- tion call 866-213-8045 or visit Pet photos A music workshop by Grammy Award-winning artist Bobby 800-977-0162. www.aipfl.com. The annual Pet Photos with Santa is Hicks will be held Nov. 13-14 at the Florida House Inn, focusing Inns tour Dec. 5 starting at 10 a.m. at Bark on playing backup/fill licks, constructing breaks and working Tree lighting Avenue Pet Boutique, 97 Amelia Village with a vocalist. The music selection will consist of cuts from the Kick off your holiday season Nov. 21 A full day of entertainment leads up Circle. Cost is $20 per photo and Bluegrass Album Band collection, some western swing tunes by touring six island bed and breakfast to the city of Fernandina Beach appointments are required. Photograp- and some twin fiddle. Cost is $200 per person. For more infor- inns, enjoying each inn’s signature Christmas tree lighting ceremony Nov. her is Holly Allain, who is donating her mation, visit www.floridahouseinn.com. cookie and recipe, hospitality and holi- 28 at 6 p.m. at the foot of Centre Street. time. Proceeds benefit Project Chance, day decora- Starting at noon, carolers, choirs, which supplies guide dogs to children Story & Song tions. dancers and singers will entertain visi- with autism in Northeast Florida. For an The next Evening of Story & The tors with the sights and sounds of the appointment, call the store at 261-2275. Song Nov. 14 at St. Peter’s Amelia Christmas season. Santa Claus will Episcopal Church, 801 Atlantic Island Bed arrive at 2 p.m. at the Fernandina Holiday encampment Ave., will feature hit songwriter and Harbor Marina aboard the Ye Olde The Fort Clinch State Park Union Sally Barris. Doors open at 7 p.m. Breakfast Pirate charter boat and all are invited to Holiday Encampment Dec. 5-6 will fea- and show starts at 8 p.m. Association welcome him to town. Santa and Mrs. turing re-enactors decorating the fort Enjoy the wine bar before the will donate a portion of both ticket and Claus will make their way to the train for Christmas. Volunteers in Civil War- show. Tickets are $20 and avail- cookbook sales to Friends of the depot at the foot of Centre Street to era costumes place fresh greenery on able at First Coast Community Library to help promote literacy and the meet and take pictures until 5 p.m. the mantle, decorate a period Christmas Bank on South 14th Street (across from Wal-Mart), or at the St. programs of the Fernandina library. Photos with pets will also be available. tree and portray daily life as it was in Peter’s office. The popular singer/songwriter concert series Tickets are $20 and available at the Entertainment and activities are hosted the winter of 1864. The ladies string hosted by Mark and Donna Paz Kaufman is made possible by Fernandina Beach library, Chamber of by the city of Fernandina Beach, berries and popcorn while fires burn in the Founders of St. Peter’s and the generosity of First Coast Commerce, Convention and Visitors Historic Fernandina Business the fireplaces and soldiers answer ques- Community Bank. Call 277-2664. Bureau Depot on Centre Street and at Association and Shiny Badges Ball, Inc. tions about what it is like to be stationed SundayMusicale each inn: Addison On Amelia, Elizabeth For more information contact Sandy at Fort Clinch. Sunday Musicale Pointe Lodge, Fairbanks House, Florida Price at 206-0756 or e-mail slprice@bell- The event will take place from 9 a.m.- The University of Florida House Inn, Hoyt House and the south.net. 5 p.m. on Saturday and 9 a.m.-noon on Agbedidi Drummers will beat Williams House. Tickets also are avail- Sunday. For details call 277-7274, or visit powerful African rhythms able online at www.ameliaislandinns. Light Up a Life www.floridastateparks.org/fortclinch. that fill the air with energy com. For information visit the website Take Stock in Children presents and excitement at the Amelia or contact any of the inns. Light Up A Life from 6-9 p.m. Dec. 3 at Foundation lunch Arts Academy’s Sunday Alternative gift market the Amelia Inn Conference Center on The Fernandina Beach High School Musicale season opener at Amelia Island Plantation. Enjoy an Foundation Holiday Luncheon featuring Horizon’s Restaurant Nov. 15 at 5 p.m. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, 801 evening of fine wine, a splendid buffet Chef Williams Castleberry and the This year’s Sunday Musicale series also features a jazz trio, Atlantic Ave., hosts its ninth annual and a silent auction of unusual items. FBHS culinary students will be held at a Celtic group, an organ concert at St. Peter’s Episcopal Alternative Gift Market Nov. 21 from 9 Advance tickets are $50 and available at noon Dec. 6 at the Fernandina Beach Church featuring Dr. Tim McKee, and pianist Scott Watkins’ a.m.-2 p.m. and Nov. 22 from 8 a.m.-1 First Coast Community Bank, the News- Woman’s Club, 201 Jean Lafitte Blvd. Carnegie Hall debut. Ticket-holders enjoy a social hour with p.m. Breakfast will be offered. Leader, Nassau County Record, Café Sponsorship levels begin at $40. Call wine and hors d’oeuvres and meet and mingle with the artists. This is an opportunity to purchase Karibo, Resort to Home and the Ocean Alison Douglas at 491-8069 by Nov. 25 Season tickets are $150 and available at the Golf Club of handmade gifts that benefit women and Clubhouse at Amelia Island Plantation. to RSVP. Amelia Island at Summer Beach, the Amelia Island-Fernandina children in developing countries from Or charge by phone at 548-4432 (Florida Beach-Yulee Chamber of Commerce, Amelia Arts Academy around the world. Among the groups State College). Tickets will be $60 at the Holiday tea and online at www.AmeliaArtsAcademy.org. Tickets for individ- this year are Ten Thousand Villages, door. Enjoy a Holiday Tea and the reading ual performances are $40 at the door, if not sold out. MayaWorks, Siwok, African Team of Dylan Thomas’ A Child’s Christmas Ministries, Heifer Project, Bonga Christmas Glow in Wales on Dec. 8 at 3:30 p.m. at Academy concert Ethiopian School Project, Breast Cancer The Annual Christmas Glow spon- Elizabeth Pointe Lodge on South The Amelia Arts Academy presents the Academy Strings Awareness and Hospice, First Coast sored by the Woman’s Club of Fletcher Avenue. Tickets are $25 for Fall Concert at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 17 at the Peck Center Freedom Playground, Nepal Clinic, Fernandina Beach will be held Dec. 4 Friends of the Library members and Auditorium. Admission is free. Visit Nature’s Cork and Micah’s Place. from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at the Woman’s Club $30 for non-members and available at www.AmeliaArtsAcademy.org, or 516 South 10th St., For more information call St. Peter’s Clubhouse at 201 Jean Lafitte Blvd. the Fernandina Beach library. Ticket Fernandina Beach. Call 277-1225. office at 261-4293. (behind the Atlantic Avenue Recreation includes tea and one copy of the book. Chamber singers Kinderstudios Center). Just follow the luminaries to the clubhouse. There will be face paint- ‘Evening in December’ The Island Chamber Singers, under the direction of Jane The dance students of ing, entertainment, and visits with The community is invited to experi- Lindberg, present their fall concert Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. and Nov. Kinderstudios, located at 1897 Island Santa. Chili, hot dogs, chips and colas ence “A 1940’s Christmas Homecom- 22 at 3 p.m. at Amelia Walk Way, will perform Nov. 25 at 6 p.m. will be served for a fee. Cookies and ing” Dec. 11 and 13 at 7 p.m. at Amelia Plantation Chapel, 36 at the lighting of the Christmas tree at punch will be free. All ages are invited. Baptist Church. This is a musical drama Bowman Road. The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island; Nov. 28 For information call 261-4885. set in wartime 1940’s. Journey back to The concert, “Music at 5:30 p.m. at the lighting of the the 1940’s for a moving story of love and of a Kingly Nature” fea- Christmas tree in downtown Homes tour sacrifice. “A 1940’s Christmas tures the Coronation Fernandina Beach; and Dec. 12 at 5 Tour five of Amelia Island’s loveliest, Homecoming” is filled with upbeat, Big Anthems of Handel and p.m. during the lighted holiday parade. private homes, all professionally deco- Band arrangements. At the end of the the Coronation Mass of Santa Claus will visit Kinderstudios rated, in Fernandina Beach’s historic program active and inactive military Mozart. The choir will be accompanied by strings, trumpets, on Dec. 12 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Students district during the Amelia Island personnel will be honored, with special timpani and organ. will enjoy hot chocolate, cookies and a Museum of History’s third annual cele- recognition of war veterans. Tickets are $15 for adults, $5 for students and children 5 gifts exchange. For information e-mail bration of the holiday season, Dec. 4 No admission is charged. Childcare and under are admitted free. Purchase tickets at Gateway Alexandra Carroll at Alexandra.kinder- and 5. New in 2009 will be an authentic for children from birth to age 4 is avail- Chamber of Commerce, Welcome Center on Centre Street, or [email protected]. Victorian Tea in the Bailey House. able with reservations. For information from any Island Chamber Singer. Tickets will also be available Pajama party Homes will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 call the church office at 261-9527. at the door. Visit www.IslandChamberSingers.com or call p.m.; tea will be Amelia Baptist Church is located at Springer Controls at 225-0575. The Annual Pajama Party Sale & served at 2, 3 and 961167 Buccaneer Trail where it inter- Contest will be held in downtown 4 p.m. Tour tick- sects with South Fletcher Avenue at the Concert gala Fernandina Beach on “Black Friday,” ets are $25 in yellow caution light. ARIAS (Amelia Nov. 27, starting at 8 a.m. Shoppers don advance and $30 Residents In Action for the their pajamas to enjoy special deals and on tour days. Tea Lighted parades Symphony) once again discounts at tickets are $15 The Lighted Holiday Land Parade & brings the Jacksonville shops and eater- and space is limit- Fernandina Harbor Marina Holiday Symphony Orchestra to ies, along with ed. To purchase Lighted Boat Parade will be held Dec. Amelia Island for a special fresh juice, cof- tickets and for more information, visit 12 beginning at 6 p.m. dinner and concert program. The annual Black Tie Fundraiser fee and pastries. www.ameliamuseum.org or call 261- The parade along Centre Street is Dinner and Concert gala is Nov. 22 at The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Enter the con- 7378, ext. 100. Proceeds will continue presented by America’s Youth. Parade Island. Cocktails begin at 5:30 p.m., followed by dinner and an test for “Best the work on major renovations. applications are now available for auction. The concert is at 8 p.m. For information contact Bill Dressed pickup at the Northeast Florida Gingrich, 277-7094, or e-mail [email protected]. Individual Parade of Paws Community Action Agency at the Peck Fall is also when ARIAS organizes its Instrument Zoo pro- Shopper in Redbones Dog Bakery and Boutique Center and at the Chamber of gram. During January-March, ARIAS will present the program Pajamas” and “Best Dressed Shopping will host its 10th Annual “Parade of Commerce at Gateway Boulevard in to more than 800 fourth graders in six Nassau County schools. Group in Pajamas.” Participants must Paws” in downtown Fernandina Beach Fernandina Beach. This involves approximately 20 different mornings, each have their free photo taken at the on Dec. 5. The Fernandina Harbor Marina staffed by 14 volunteers to help the students learn hands-on judges’ booth in the 100 block of Centre Pre-register now at Redbones. Late Holiday Lighted Boat Parade will follow about each of 30 or so instruments. Each volunteer ideally Street before 11 a.m. Visit www.down- registration will begin on-site at 10 a.m. the land parade, presented by the gives six mornings of two hours plus travel time to the program townfernandina.com, e-mail in the Citizens Bank parking lot, Eighth Historic Fernandina Business over the three-month period. You do not need to know how to [email protected] or call 206-0756. and Centre streets. Minimum donation Association, beginning in the harbor at play an instrument - an all-you-need-to-know workshop is held ‘Holiday Celebration’ is $10 and all proceeds benefit the the foot of Centre and Ash streets. For in early January. Nassau Humane Society. Lineup begins more information about the boat parade Both men and women are welcome. To sign up, call sched- Amelia Island Plantation will light up at 10:30 a.m. and the parade starts at 11 contact Sandy Price at 206-0756. ulers Sandy Shaw at 261-6498, or Rachel Smith at 491-3829. LEGAL NOTICES

————— other application file docu- available. Failure to file a petition for an cause, I will sell to the highest 29, 2009, and entered in Case ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF no cost to you, to the provi- ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER ments.” A petition for an adminis- administrative hearing within and best bidder for cash at No. 45-2009-CA-000048 of the 210.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF sion of certain assistance. MANAGEMENT DISTRICT A person whose substan- trative hearing is deemed filed the requisite time frame shall the front door of the Nassau Circuit Court of the Fourth BEGINNING; THENCE CONTIN- Please contact Court GIVES NOTICE OF INTENDED tial interests are or may be upon receipt of the complete constitute a waiver of the right County Judicial Annex, 76347 Judicial Circuit in and for UE SOUTH 45 DEGREES 19 MIN- Administration at (904) 630- DISTRICT DECISION affected has the right to petition by the District Clerk at to an administrative hearing. Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida Nassau County, Florida in UTES 00 SECONDS WEST,A DIS- 2564, within two (2) working The District gives notice of request an administrative the District Headquarters in (Rule 28106.111, F.A.C.). 32097 at 11:30 a.m. on the 1st which Deutsche Bank National TANCE OF 210.00 FEET TO A days of receipt of this notice; its intent to approve of appli- hearing by filing a written peti- Palatka, Florida during the To determine any legal day of December, 2009, the Trust Company, As Trustee For POINT; THENCE SOUTH 45 if you are hearing or voice cation(s) for the following tion with the St. Johns River District’s regular business hours. rights you may have, you can following described property: Soundview Home Loan Trust DEGREES 03 MINUTES 00 SEC- impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. applicant(s) on or before Water Management District The District’s regular business review the complete Notice Lot 44,LIGHTHOUSE POINTE, 2006-eq1, is the Plaintiff and ONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF To file response please con- December 8, 2009: (District). Pursuant to Chapter hours are 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m., of Rights at http://www.sjr- PHASE ONE, as recorded in Bernice Laverne Blankenship, 210.00 FEET TO A POINT; tact Nassau County Clerk of Tyler Plaza West, David M. 28-106 and Rule 40C-1.1007, excluding weekends and wmd.com/noticeofrights or Plat Book 6, Page 157, Public Truman L. Blankenship, THENCE NORTH 45 DEGREES Court, 76347 Veteran’s Way, Ergisi,782 Shipwatch Drive East, Florida Administrative Code District holidays. Petitions submit your request to receive Records of Nassau County, Mortgage Electronic 19 MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST, Yulee, FL 32097, Tel: (904) 548- Jacksonville, FL 32225, appli- (F.A.C.), the petition must be received by the District Clerk the Notice of Rights to the Florida. Registration Systems, Inc. as A DISTANCE OF 210.00 FEET; 4600 x1569; Fax: (904) 327- cation #4-089-114107-1. The filed (received) either by deliv- after the District’s regular busi- Director of Regulatory Informa- Dated this 4 day of nominee for EquiFirst THENCE NORTH 45 DEGREES 5795. project is located in Nassau ery at the office of the District ness hours shall be deemed tion Management (RIM),4049 November, 2009. Corporation, are defendants, 03 MINUTES 00 SECONDS WEST, 2t 11-11-18-2009 County, Section 38, Township Clerk at District Headquarters, filed as of 8:00 a.m.on the next Reid Street, Palatka, Florida, JOHN A. CRAWFORD, CLERK I will sell to the highest and A DISTANCE OF 210.00 FEET TO 8113 2 North,Range 27 East.The ERP P. O. Box 1429, Palatka Florida regular District business day. 32177-2529, tele. no. (386)329- OF THE CIRCUIT AND COUN- best bidder for cash in/on THE POINT OF BEGINNING. —————- application is for construction 32178-1429 (4049 Reid St., The District’s acceptance of 4268. TY COURT Nassau County, Florida at on A/K/A 87115 RADDIN ROAD, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS of a surface water manage- Palatka,FL 32177) or by e-mail petitions filed by e-mail is sub- Robert Presley,Director, BY: /s/ C. Easterwood the 30 day of November,2009, YULEE, FL 32097 NAME LAW PURSUANT TO ment system for a 5.05-acre with the District Clerk at ject to certain conditions set Division of Regulatory As Deputy Clerk the following described prop- Any person claiming an SECTION 865.09, FLORIDA commercial development [email protected], within forth in the District’s Statement Information Management 2t 11-11-18-2009 erty as set forth in said Final interest in the surplus from the STATUTES known as Tyler Plaza West.The twenty-six (26) days of the of Agency Organization and St. Johns River Water 8109 Judgment of Foreclosure: sale, if any, other than the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN receiving waterbody is Lofton District depositing the notice of Operation (issued pursuant to Management District —————- A PORTION OF LOT 12, property owner as of the date that the undersigned,desiring Creek. intended District decision in Rule 28-101.001, Florida 1t 11-11-2009 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE GRIFFIN TRACT, SECTION 51, of the Lis Pendens must file a to engage in business under If you wish to receive a the mail (for those persons to Administrative Code),which is 8119 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH,RANGE 27 claim within 60 days after the the fictitious name of 4NR copy of a Technical Staff Re- whom the District mails actual available for viewing at —————- IN AND FOR NASSAU EAST, NASSAU COUNTY,FLORI- sale. located at 4 Ocean Club port (TSR) that provides the notice),within twenty-one (21) www.sjrwmd.com.These con- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, COUNTY, FLORIDA DA AND BEING MORE PARTIC- Dated in Nassau County, Drive,in the County of Nassau, District staff’s analysis of a per- days of the District emailing ditions include,but are not lim- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN CIVIL ACTION ULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- Florida this 30 day of October, in the City of Amelia Island, mit application,please submit notice of intended District ited to, the petition being in AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, CASE NO.: 45-2009-CA- LOWS: 2009. Florida 32034,intends to regis- your request to receive the TSR decision (for those persons to the form of a PDF or TIFF file FLORIDA 000048 FOR A POINT OF REFER- John A. Crawford ter the said name with the to the Director of Regulatory whom the District emails actu- and being capable of being CASE NO: 09-684-CA DIVISION: ENCE COMMENCE AT THE Clerk of the Circuit Court Division of Corporations of the Information Management al notice),or within twenty-one stored and printed by the DIVISION: A DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL CORNER COMMON TO SEC- Nassau County,Florida Florida Department of State, (RIM),4049 Reid Street,Palatka, (21) days of newspaper pub- District.Further,pursuant to the THE HERITAGE BANK, f/k/a TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE TION 37, SECTION 38, SECTION By: /s/ Tracy Poore Tallahassee, Florida. Florida, 321772529, tele. no. lication of the notice of intend- District’s Statement of Agency CUMBERLAND NATIONAL FOR SOUNDVIEW HOME LOAN 50 AND SECTION 51,TOWNSHIP Deputy Clerk Dated at Amelia Island, (386)329-4268.Once a TSR be- ed District decision (for those Organization and Operation, BANK, TRUST 2006-EQ1, AND RANGE AFOREMEN- Albertelli Law Florida, this 2 day of Novem- comes available,you may also persons to whom the District attempting to file a petition Plaintiff. Plaintiff, TIONED; THENCE SOUTH 45 Attorney for Plaintiff ber, 2009. review it by going to the does not mail or email actual by facsimile (fax) is prohibited vs. vs. DEGREES 03 MINUTES 00 SEC- P.O. box 23028 Scott Johnson District’s E-Permitting Web site notice). A petition must com- and shall not constitute filing. DANIEL D. JOHNSON, BERNICE LAVERNE BLANKEN- ONDS EAST ALONG THE Tampa, FL 33623 4 Natural Reflections, LLC at http://www.sjrwmd.com.To ply with Sections 120.54(5)(b)4. Because the administrative Defendant. SHIP, et al, SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF SEC- (813) 221-4743 1t 11-11-2009 obtain information on how to and 120.569(2)(c), Florida hearing process is designed NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT Defendant(s). TION 37 AND THE NORTHEAST- 08-13872 8112 find and view a TSR, click on Statutes (F.S.),and Chapter 28- to formulate final agency TO F.S.CHAPTER 45 NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT ERLY LINE OF SECTION 51 If you are a person with a —————- the HELP FAQ in E-Permitting 106, F.A.C. The District will not action, the filing of a petition NOTICE IS GIVEN that pur- TO CHAPTER 45 AFOREMENTIONED, A DIS- disability who needs any Legal Notices are continued and then follow the directions accept a petition sent by fac- means the District’s final action suant to a Final Judgment of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TANCE OF 2,702.40 FEET TO A accommodation in order to on next page. provided under “How to find a simile (fax).Mediation pursuant may be different from the posi- Foreclosure dated October Pursuant to a Final Judgment POINT; THENCE SOUTH 45 participate in a court pro- —————- Technical Staff Report (TSR) or to Section 120.573, F.S., is not tion taken by it in this notice. 29, 2009, in the above-styled of Foreclosure dated October DEGREES 19 MINUTES 00 SEC- ceeding, you are entitled, at DEADLINE IS NOON FRIDAYS. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

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—————- WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE pursuant to a Final Summary dated 26 Oct.,2009 entered in WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN cates will be sold to the of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Make-SKYL, ID# 8D611153MA SECTION 00 11 13 OF CALLAHAN AVENUE AS Judgment of Foreclosure Civil Case No. 45-2008-CA- PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN Highest Bidder at the MAIN Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is & 8D611153MB; Title # ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS SHOWN ON THE PLAT THERE- entered in the above-styled 000196 of the Circuit Court of INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. 84783168 & 84783202.A mobile FROM: FORE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE cause, in the Circuit Court of the 4TH Judicial Circuit in and DEVISEES, GRANTEES OR COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, JOHN A. CRAWFORD home with the VIN number 1.01 The Owner (hereinafter OF THE CLERK OF CIRCUIT Nassau County, Florida, I will for NASSAU County, Yulee, OTHER CLAIMANTS; LOFTON 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF 8D611153MA & 8D611153MB referred to as Nassau County COURT IN AND FOR NASSAU sell the property situate in Florida, I will sell to the highest POINTE HOMEOWNERS ASSO- FL,on the 15th day of Decem- COURT sits on the property. School Board): COUNTY,FLORIDA,RECORDED Nassau County, Florida, and best bidder for cash at CIATION, INC.; MORTGAGE ber, 2009, between the hours BY: RHODA GOODWIN, Any person claiming an A. The School Board of IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 305. described as: Nassau Judicial Annex at the ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The DEPUTY CLERK interest in the surplus from the Nassau County THENCE SOUTH 54 DEGREES Lot 44, MARSH LAKES, NASSAU County Courthouse SYSTEMS, INC.; CHERYL CLIFT; Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Individuals with disabilities sale, if any, other than the B. 1201 Atlantic Avenue 09’12” EAST, ALONG SAID according to the Plat thereof, located at 76347 Veterans MICHAEL BRANCH; JOHN to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. needing a reasonable ac- property owner as of the date C. Fernandina Beach, FL WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE as recorded in Plat Book 5, Way in Yulee, Florida, at 11:30 DOE AND JANE DOE AS JOHN A. CRAWFORD commodation to participate of the lis pendens must file a 32034 OF CALLAHAN AVENUE,A DIS- Pages 159 through 167, of the a.m. on the 3 day December, UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POS- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF in this proceeding should con- claim within 60 days after the 1.02 And the Architect (here- TANCE OF 72.96 FEET TO THE Public Records of Nassau 2009, the following described SESSION COURT tact the RECORDING DEPART- sale. inafter referred to as BEGINNING OF A CURVE CON- County,Florida. property as set forth in said DEFENDANT(S) BY: RHODA GOODWIN, MENT no later than seven (7) JOHN A. CRAWFORD Architect): CAVE TO THE SOUTHWEST,HAV- A/K/A Summary Final Judgment, to- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE DEPUTY CLERK days prior to the proceeding As Clerk of the Court A.VRL Architects, Inc. ING A RADIUS OF 70.00 FEET; 317 Marsh Lake Dr. wit: SALE Individuals with disabilities at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- By: /s/ Amanda Stearn B. 6501 Arlington THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 LOT 12, PAGE HILL UNIT 2, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN needing a reasonable ac- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the As Deputy Clerk Expressway,Suite A101 ALONG THE ARC OF SAID at public sale, to the highest ACCORDING TO THE PLAT pursuant to a Summary Final commodation to participate individual of a deposition, Dated this 4 day of Novem- C. Jacksonville, FL 32211 CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL and best bidder, for cash, at THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN Judgment of Foreclosure in this proceeding should con- court date, subpoena, etc., is ber, 2009. 1.03 DATE: 4 November 2009 ANGLE OF 36 DEGREES 15’00”, the west door of the Nassau PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 318 AND dated 10/27, 2009 entered in tact the RECORDING DEPART- less than seven (7) days, then IMPORTANT 1.04 TO: POTENTIAL BIDDERS A DISTANCE OF 47.46 FEET County Judicial Annex, 76347 319,PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- Civil Case No. 45-2008-CA- MENT no later than seven (7) the individual should contact In accordance with the A. Prequalified firms are (SAID CURVE HAVING A Veterans Way,Yulee, FL 32097 SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. 000030 of the Circuit Court of days prior to the proceeding the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Americans with Disabilities Act, invited to submit an offer CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH at 11:30 a.m., on 3 Dec., 2009. Any person claiming an the 4TH Judicial Circuit in and at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- as soon as possible after persons needing a reasonable under seal to Nassau County 34 DEGREES 31’42”EAST AND A DATED THIS 29 DAY OF Oct., interest in the surplus from the for NASSAU County, YULEE, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the receiving that notice. Tele- accommodation to partici- School Board for construction CHORD DISTANCE OF 47.02 2009. sale, if any, other than the Florida, I will sell to the highest individual of a deposition, phone: 904-548-4604 or 1-800- pate in this proceeding should, of a school facility; Bidding will FEET); THENCE SOUTH 14 Any person claiming an property owner as of the date and best bidder for cash at court date, subpoena, etc., is 956-3496 if hearing impaired,1- no later than seven (7) days be located at the above ad- DEGREES 54’12” EAST, ALONG interest in the surplus from the of the lis pendens, must file a NASSAU JUDICIAL ANNEX at less than seven (7) days, then 800-955-8770 (v), via Florida prior, contact the Clerk of the dress before 2:00 pm local SAID WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY sale, if any, other than the claim within 60 days after the the NASSAU County Court- the individual should contact Relay Service. Court’s disability coordinator standard time on Tuesday,the LINE OF CALLAHAN AVENUE, property owner as of the date sale. house located at 76347 VET- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 4t 11-11-18-25, 12-02-2009 at 9046302564, 330 E BAY ST, 8th day of December 2009,for A DISTANCE OF 144.28 FEET; of the lis pendens, must file a Dated this 27 day of Oct., ERANS WAY,YULEE, FL 32097 in as soon as possible after re- 8117 JACKSONVILLE FL, 32202. If the following project: South- THENCE SOUTH 35 DEGREES claim within 60 days after the 2009. YULEE,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on ceiving that notice.Telephone: —————- hearing impaired, contact side Elementary School No. 50’48” WEST, A DISTANCE OF sale. JOHN A. CRAWFORD the 23 day November, 2009, 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (TDD) 8009558771 via Florida 071 Remodeling,Renovations, 506.63 FEET TO THE POINT OF Witness,my hand and seal Clerk of the Circuit Court the following described prop- if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Relay System. Additions, New Construction BEGINNING. of this court on the 29 day of By: /s/ C. Easterwood erty as set forth in said 8770 (v), via Florida Relay AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Ben-Ezra & Katz, P.A. and Site Work NCSB Project LESS AND EXCEPT THAT CER- Oct., 2009. Deputy Clerk Summary Final Judgment, to- Service. FLORIDA Attorneys for Plaintiff No. 9815-071. TAIN PORTION OF LAND CON- John A. Crawford THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID wit: 4t 11-11-18-25, 12-02-2009 GENERAL JURISDICTION 2901 Stirling Road, Suite 300 B. All bidders are required VEYED TO THE STATE OF FLORI- CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT J. STERN, P.A., ATTORNEY FOR LOT 68, LOFTON POINTE, 8114 DIVISION Fort Lauderdale, FL33312 to prequalify to the approval DA DEPARTMENT OF BY: /s/ C. Easterwood PLAINTIFF ACCORDING TO THE PLAT —————- CASE NO: 45-2008-CA- Telephone: (305) 770-4100 of the owner on or before 4:00 TRANSPORTATION FROM Deputy Clerk 900 South Pine Island Road THEREOF AS RECORDED IN NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 000217-AXXX-YX Fax: (305) 653-2329 pm on 27 August 2009. Utilize STEVEN C. RING AND SANDRA Law Offices of Daniel C. Suite 400 PLAT BOOK 6,PAGE(S) 325 AND TAX DEED NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE 2t 11-11-18-2009 AIA Form A305. S. RING, HUSBAND AND WIFE Consuegra Plantation, FL 33324-3920 326 PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CO. 8118 C. A Mandatory Pre-Bid BY DEED RECORDED ON 9204 King Palm Drive (954) 233-8000 SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. that VERONA V LLC, the hold- PLAINTIFF, ————— Conference will be held on DECEMBER 19, 2001 IN DEED Tampa, FL 33619-1328 08-40732 (FNM) Any person claiming an er of the following certificate(s) VS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the school site at 2:00 P.M. on BOOK 1025 AT PAGE 1461 OF Phone: 813-915-8660 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE interest in the surplus from the has filed said certificate(s) for JONATHAN B. SMITH; SHAN- 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Tuesday, 19 November 2009. THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- Attorneys for Plaintiff AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES sale, if any, other than the a tax deed to be issued there- NON M. SMITH; ANY AND ALL AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, All Prequalified General SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. In accordance with the ACT, persons with disabilities property owner as of the date on. The certificate number(s) UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- FLORIDA Contractors must attend this TOGETHER WITH THE MOBILE Americans with Disabilities Act needing a special accom- of the lis pendens, must file a and year of issuance, the ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER, GENERAL JURISDICTION Pre-Bid Conference in order HOME SITUATED THEREON of 1990, persons needing a modation should contact claim within 60 days after the description of the property, AND AGAINST THE HEREIN DIVISION to have their Bid considered. WHICH IS AFFIXED TO THE special accommodation to COURT ADMINISTRATION, at sale. and the name(s) in which it is NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- CASE NO: 45-2008-CA- D. Project Description: This AFOREMENTIONED REAL participate in this proceeding the NASSAU County Court- Dated this 27 day of assessed are as follows: DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT 000232 project includes expanding PROPERTY AND INCORPORAT- should contact the ASA house at NONE,1-800-955-8771 October, 2009. File Number: 2009-266-TD KNOWN T BE DEAD OR ALIVE, GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC the existing Kitchen into Dining, ED THEREIN. Coordinator no later than (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770, via JOHN A. CRAWFORD Certificate Number: 1047 WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PLAINTIFF, Multi-Purpose areas and new A mobile home with the seven (7) days prior to the pro- Florida Relay Service. Clerk of the Circuit Court Parcel Number: 05-2N-26- PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN VS. Dining, Multi-Purpose, Stage VIN number VIN H25546GR & ceedings.If hearing impaired, 2t 11-04-11-2009 By: /s/ Tracy Poore 0000-0004-0130 INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, KENNETH B. HOLLAND; UN- addition at Building No. 01, a H25446GL sits on the property. please call (800) 955-9771 8102 Deputy Clerk Year of Issuance: 2007 DEVISEES, GRANTEES OR KNOWN SPOUSE OF KENNETH new Art, Music and ESE a/k/a 44333 KINGBIRD DRIVE, (TDD) or (800) 955-9770 (voice), —————- THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID Description of Property: OTHER CLAIMANTS; STATE OF B. HOLLAND, IF ANY; ANY Building No. 11; both totaling CALLAHAN, FL 32011 via Florida Relay Service. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE J. STERN, P.A., ATTORNEY FOR IN OR 1078/577 R497758 & FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES approximately 30,000 square has been filed against you and 2t 11-04-11-2009 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN PLAINTIFF R622393 REVENUE; JOHN DOE AND CLAIMING BY,THROUGH, feet with related site improve- you required to serve a copy 8107 AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, 900 South Pine Island Road Assessed To: JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN UNDER AND AGAINST THE ments and covered walkways. of your written defenses,if any, ————— FLORIDA Suite 400 ROBERT CHARLES BROWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL Existing Building No. 05 will to it, on Nwabufo Umunna, AMELIA ISLAND MOSQUITO GENERAL JURISDICTION Plantation, FL 33324-3920 All of the above property is DEFENDANT(S) DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT have existing ceilings, wall fin- Attorney for Plaintiff, whose CONTROL DISTRICT OF DIVISION (954) 233-8000 located in Nassau County, in RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE KNOWN T BE DEAD OR ALIVE, ishes, related electrical and address is 2091 Stirling Road, NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: 45 2008 CA 000832 07-24751 (HCNW) the State of Florida. SALE WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN HVAC ductwork replaced. Suite 300, Fort Lauderdale, PUBLIC NOTICE – NEW CITIMORTGAGE, INC., IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Unless such certificate(s) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN IN- (approximately 8,500 square Florida 33312 within 30 days LOCATION OF MEETINGS PLAINTIFF, AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES shall be redeemed according pursuant to an Order Granting TEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- feet). after the first publication of this The Board of Commission- VS. ACT, persons with disabilities to law,the property described the Motion to Reset Foreclo- VISEES, GRANTEES OR OTHER E. Bid Documents for a notice,and file the original with ers of the Amelia Island Mos- MIKE M. BLOUNT III; JANA needing a special accom- in such certificate or certifi- sure dated November 2, 2009 CLAIMANTS; MORTGAGE Stipulated Sum contract may the Clerk of this Court either quito Control District of Nassau BLOUNT; ANY AND ALL UN- modation should contact cates will be sold to the entered in Civil Case No. 45- ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION be obtained from the office before service on Plaintiff’s County,Florida will now hold its KNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Highest Bidder at the MAIN 2008-CA-000217-AXXX-YX of SYSTEMS, INC.; JOHN DOE of the Design Professional attorney or immediately meetings in the Buddy Brown BY,THROUGH, UNDER, AND the NASSAU County Court- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU the Circuit Court of the 4TH AND JANE DOE AS UN- upon receipt of a refundable thereafter; otherwise a default Board Room of the Check AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED house at ,1-800-955-8771 (TDD) COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Judicial Circuit in and for NAS- KNOWN TENANTS IN POSSES- deposit, by cash or check, in will be entered against you for Taylor Administrative Building INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) or 1-800-955-8770, via Florida 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, SAU County,Yulee,Florida,I will SION the amount of $100 for one the relief demanded in the located at 2500 Lynndale WHO ARE NOT KNOWN T BE Relay Service. FL,on the 15th day of Decem- sell to the highest and best DEFENDANT(S) set. General Contractor complaint. Road,Fernandina Beach,Flori- DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER 2t 11-04-11-2009 ber, 2009, between the hours bidder for cash at Nassau RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Bidders may obtain two sets. WITNESS my hand and the da.The regular monthly meet- SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY 8101 of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Judicial Annex,at the NASSAU SALE F. Documents may be seal of this Court this 21st day ings will be held on the third CLAIM AN INTEREST AS —————- Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is County Courthouse located NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN obtained only by general con- of October, 2009. Wednesday of each month at SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. at 76347 Veterans Way in pursuant to an Order Granting tract and Mechanical, John A. Crawford 5:30 p.m. GRANTEES OR OTHER CLAIM- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF JOHN A. CRAWFORD Yulee,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on the Motion to Reset Foreclo- Electrical and Plumbing sub- As Clerk of the Court 1t 11-11-2009 ANTS; FOREST RIDGE VILLAGE FLORIDA IN AND FOR NASSAU NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF the 13 day January, 2010, the sure Sale dated 2 November, contract Bidders. Others may By: /s/ Heather Nazworth 8111 CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA- COUNTY COURT following described property 2009 entered in Civil Case No. view the Bid Documents at the In accordance with the —————- TION, INC.; JOHN DOE AND CASE NO. 09CA366 BY: RHODA GOODWIN, as set forth in said Summary 45-2008-CA-000232 of the Cir- office of the Owner,Architect Americans with Disabilities Act, NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN SUNTRUST BANK, DEPUTY CLERK Final Judgment, to-wit: cuit Court of the 4TH Judicial or the following Plan Rooms: persons needing a reasonable The South Amelia Island TENANTS IN POSSESSION Plaintiff, Individuals with disabilities LOT 12, ISLESWORTH, AC- Circuit in and for NASSAU 1. F.W. Dodge McGraw Hill accommodation to partici- Shore Stabilization Association, DEFENDANT(S) vs. needing a reasonable ac- CORDING TO THE PLAT THERE- County,Yulee, Florida, I will sell Plan Room, 542 Edgewood pate in this proceeding should, Inc. will hold a Board of NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BARRY BABISH et. al. commodation to participate OF AS RECORDED IN PLAT to the highest and best bid- Ave South, Jacksonville, FL no later than seven (7) days Directors meeting on Wednes- SALE Defendants. in this proceeding should con- BOOK 6,PAGE 300,OF THE PUB- der for cash at Nassau Judicial 32205. prior, contact the Clerk of the day,November 18,2009 at 3:00 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE tact the RECORDING DEPART- LIC RECORDS OF NASSAU Annex of the NASSAU County 2. Construction Bulletin, Court’s disability coordinator p.m.in the Ibis Room,Racquet pursuant to a Summary Final SALE MENT no later than seven (7) COUNTY,FLORIDA. Courthouse, 76347 Veterans 7033-1 Commonwealth Ave- at 9046302564, 330 E BAY ST, Park,Amelia Island Plantation, Judgment of Foreclosure NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN days prior to the proceeding Any person claiming an Way, Yulee, Florida, at 11:30 nue, Jacksonville, FL 32220. JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202. If Amelia Island, Florida. Persons dated 10/27, 2009 entered in pursuant to a Final Judgment at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- interest in the surplus from the a.m.on the 10 day December, 3.Reed Construction Data, hearing impaired, contact with disabilities requiring Civil Case No. 45 2008 CA of Foreclosure dated 29 Oct., CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the sale, if any, other than the 2009, the following described Inc., 30 Technology Parkway, (TDD) 8009558771 via Florida accommodations in order to 000832 of the Circuit Court of 2009,and entered in Case No. individual of a deposition, property owner as of the date property as set forth in said Suite 500, Norcross, GA 30092. Relay System. participate in this program or the 4TH Judicial Circuit in and 09CA366, of the Circuit Court court date, subpoena, etc., is of the lis pendens, must file a Summary Final Judgment, to- G. Bidders will be required 2t 11-04-11-2009 activity should call 904-432- for NASSAU County, Florida, I of the Fourth Judicial Circuit less than seven (7) days, then claim within 60 days after the wit: to provide Bid security in the 8105 1723 at least 24 hours in will sell to the highest and best in and for Nassau County, the individual should contact sale. LOT FIFTY-FOUR (54), PINEY form of a Bid Bond of a sum no ————— advance to request such bidder for cash at NASSAU Florida, wherein SUNTRUST the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Dated this 4 day of Novem- ISLAND II,ACCORDING TO PLAT less than 5 percent of the Bid IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN accommodation. JUDICIAL ANNEX at the NAS- BANK, is a Plaintiff and BARRY as soon as possible after re- ber, 2009. THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT Amount. AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, 2t 11-04-11-2009 SAU County Courthouse locat- J. BABISH, JR; MARGARET A. ceiving that notice.Telephone: JOHN A. CRAWFORD BOOK 4 AT PAGES 96-A AND H. Refer to other bidding FLORIDA 8084 ed at 76347 VETERANS WAY in BABISH; THE TERRACES AT 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Clerk of the Circuit Court 97 OF THE PUBLIC RE-CORDS requirements described in PROBATE DIVISION —————- YULEE,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on BEACHSIDE CONDOMINIUM if hearing impaired,1-800-955- By: /s/ Amanda Stearn OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. Document 00 21 13 – Instruc- FILE NO. 45-2009-CP-174 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR the 3rd day December, 2009, ASSOCIATION, INC.; UN- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Deputy Clerk Any person claiming an in- tions to Bidders and Docu- DIVISION: A TAX DEED the following described prop- KNOWN TENANT #1; UN- Service. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE terest in the surplus from the ment 00 31 00 – Available IN RE: ESTATE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN erty as set forth in said Sum- KNOWN TENANT #2 are the 4t 11-11-18-25, 12-02-2009 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES sale,if any,other than the pro- Project Information. RICHARD L. HIGGINBOTHAM, that VERONA V LLC, the hold- mary Final Judgment, to-wit: Defendants. I will sell to the 8115 ACT, persons with disabilities perty owner as of the date of I. Submit your offer on the Deceased. er of the following certificate(s) ALL OF THAT CERTAIN PIECE, highest and best bidder for —————- needing a special accom- the lis pendens, must file a Bid Form provided. Bidders NOTICE TO CREDITORS has filed said certificate(s) for PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND, cash at Nassau County Judi- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR modation should contact claim within 60 days after the may supplement this form as The administration of the a tax deed to be issued there- SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN cial Annex, 76347 Veterans TAX DEED COURT ADMINISTRATION, at sale. appropriate. estate of RICHARD L. HIGGIN- on. The certificate number(s) THE CITY OF FERNANDINA Way, Yulee, Fl 32097, at 11:30 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the NASSAU County Court- Dated this 3 day of J.Your offer will be required BOTHAM, whose date of and year of issuance, the BEACH, COUNTY OF NASSAU AM on 1 December, 2009, the that TARPON IV LLC, the hold- house at ,1-800-955-8771 (TDD) November, 2009. to be submitted under a con- death was July 6,2009,is pend- description of the property, AND STATE OF FLORIDA, AND following described property er of the following certificate(s) or 1-800-955-8770, via Florida JOHN A. CRAWFORD dition of irrevocability for a ing in the Circuit Court for and the name(s) in which it is BEING FURTHER DESCRIBED AS as set forth in said Final has filed said certificate(s) for Relay Service. Clerk of the Circuit Court period of 60 days after sub- Nassau County, Florida, assessed are as follows: FOLLOWS THAT CERTAIN CON- Judgment, to wit: a tax deed to be issued there- LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. By: /s/ C. Easterwood mission. Probate Division, the address File Number: 2009-261-TD DOMINIUM PARCEL,LOCATED EXHIBIT “A” on. The certificate number(s) STERN, P.A. Deputy Clerk K. The Owner reserves the of which is 76347 Veterans Certificate Number: 195 IN NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA, LEGAL DESCRIPTION and year of issuance, the 900 SOUTH PINE ISLAND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE right to accept or reject any or Way, Yulee, FL 32097. The Parcel Number: 33-1S-23- COMPOSED OF CONDOMINI- ALL OF THAT CERTAIN PIECE, description of the property, ROAD SUITE 400 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES all offers. names and addresses of the 0000-0003-0000 UM BUILDING “E,” UNIT NUM- PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND and the name(s) in which it is PLANTATION, FL 33324-3920 ACT, persons with disabilities 1.05 SIGNATURE personal representative and Year of Issuance: 2007 BER 3, AND AN UNDIVIDED LYING AND BEING IN THE assessed are as follows: (954) 233-8000 needing a special accommo- A. For: Nassau County the personal representative’s Description of Property: SHARE IN THOSE COMMON COUNTY OF NASSAU,AND THE File Number: 2009-267-TD 08-42188 (NCM) dation should contact COURT School Board attorney are set forth below. PT OF SEC 32 & 33 PT OR ELEMENTS APPURTENANT STATE OF FLORIDA, KNOWN Certificate Number: 92 2t 11-11-18-2009 ADMINISTRATION, at the NAS- B. By: Kevin Burnette, All creditors of the dece- 710/1127 & OR 1432/755 THERETO, AS SPECIFIED, DE- AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Parcel Number: 37-3N-23- 8121 SAU County Courthouse at , Director of Facilities dent and other persons having ESMT OR 571/119 R497546 & SCRIBED IN AND SUBJECT TO UNIT 301, THE TERRACES AT 2070-0002-0000 —————- 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) or 1-800- END OF BID SOLICITATION claims or demands against R497545 & R567580 ESMT OR THE COVENANTS, CONDI- BEACHSIDE,A CONDOMINIUM, Year of Issuance: 2007 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 955-8770, via Florida Relay 3t 11-04-11-18-2009 decedent’s estate on whom a 682/291 EX RW CASE #99- TIONS, RESTRICTIONS, TERMS ACCORDING TO THE DECLA- Description of Property: FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Service. 8095 copy of this notice has been 1012-CA AND OTHER PROVISIONS OF RATION OF CONDOMINIUM LOT 2 IN OR 769 PG 181 AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, DAVID J. STERN, P.A. ————— served must file their claims Assessed To: THAT DECLARATION OF CON- OF THE TERRACES AT BEACH- R278231 & R359312 MULBER- FLORIDA 900 SOUTH PINE ISLAND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE with this Court WITHIN THE JACK A ETHRIDGE EST DOMINIUM FOR “FOREST SIDE AS RECORDED IN OFFI- RY LANDING 1 PB 4/37 CASE NO: 09-687-CA ROAD SUITE 400 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE All of the above property is RIDGE VILLAGE CONDOMINI- CIAL RECORDS BOOK 1060,AT Assessed To: DIVISION: A PLANTATION, FL 33324-3920 FLORIDA IN AND FOR NASSAU DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- located in Nassau County, in UM,” MADE BY SPONSOR, PAGE 1797 AND AMENDED ROBERT L PEDERSEN JR THE HERITAGE BANK, f/k/a (954) 233-8000 COUNTY TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 the State of Florida. CHELL AMERICAN, A FLORIDA AND RESTATED IN OFFICIAL All of the above property is CUMBERLAND NATIONAL 08-48880 (GMAP) (FNM) CASE NO. 09-CA-860 DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SER- Unless such certificate(s) GENERAL PARTNERSHIP, PUR- RECORDS BOOK 1198 AT PAGE located in Nassau County, in BANK, 2t 11-11-18-2009 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL VICE OF A COPY OF THIS shall be redeemed according SUANT TO CHAPTER 718,OF THE 45 AND FURTHER AMENDED BY the State of Florida. Plaintiff. 8120 TRUST COMPANY,AS TRUSTEE NOTICE ON THEM. to law,the property described FLORIDA STATUTES, WHICH IS FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE Unless such certificate(s) vs. —————- IN TRUST FOR THE BENEFIT OF All other creditors of the in such certificate or certifi- RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC AMENDED AND RESTATED shall be redeemed according DANIEL D. JOHNSON, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS decedent and persons hav- cates will be sold to the RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- DECLARATION OF CONDO- to law,the property described Defendant. FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN FOR AMERIQUEST MORT- ing claims or demands against Highest Bidder at the MAIN TY, FLORIDA, IN OFFICIAL RE- MINIUM IN OFFICIAL RECORDS in such certificate or certifi- NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, GAGE SECURITIES INC. ASSET the decedent’s estate must ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU CORDS BOOK 380, PAGE 237- BOOK 1208 AT PAGE 812 OF cates will be sold to the TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 FLORIDA BACKED PASS-THROUGH file their claims with this court COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 305 AS AMENDED IN OFFICIAL THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- Highest Bidder at the MAIN NOTICE IS GIVEN that pur- CIVIL ACTION CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2004- WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, RECORDS BOOK 384, PAGES SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA TO- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU suant to a Final Judgment of CASE NO.: 45-2008-CA- R12, THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- FL,on the 10th day of Decem- 751-754,AS FURTHER AMENDED GETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Foreclosure dated October 000579 Plaintiff, CATION OF THIS NOTICE. ber, 2009, between the hours IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELE- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, 29, 2009, in the above-styled DIVISION: A vs. ALL CLAIMS AND DE- of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The 390,PAGES 112-115,SAID DEC- MENTS APPURTENANT THERE- FL,on the 15th day of Decem- cause, I will sell to the highest INDYMAC FEDERAL BANK FSB, STEVEN C. RING, et. al. MANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is LARATION OF CONDOMINIUM TO. ber, 2009, between the hours and best bidder for cash at Plaintiff, Defendants. FOREVER BARRED. to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. BEING MADE A PART HEREOF A mobile home with the of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The the front door of the Nassau vs. NOTICE OF ACTION NOTWITHSTANDING THE JOHN A. CRAWFORD BY SPECIFIC REFERENCE. VIN number N/A sites on the Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is County Judicial Annex, 76347 WILLIAM E. SPEED JR, et al, TO: STEVEN C RING TIME PERIOD SET FORTH NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF Any person claiming an property. to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida Defendant(s). Whose resident is: 44333 KING- ABOVE,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO COURT interest in the surplus from the Any person claiming an JOHN A. CRAWFORD 32097 at 11:30 a.m. on the 1st NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED BIRD DRIVE, CALLAHAN, FL (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE BY: RHODA GOODWIN, sale, if any, other than the interest in the surplus from the NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF day of December, 2009, the FORECLOSURE SALE 32011 & 14033 BENTON RD, DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH DEPUTY CLERK property owner as of the date sale, if any, other than the COURT following described property: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN JACKSONVILLE, FL 32218 IS BARRED. Individuals with disabilities of the lis pendens, must file a property owner as of the date BY: RHODA GOODWIN, Lot 41,LIGHTHOUSE POINTE, pursuant to an Order Resche- TO: SANDRA S RING The date of the first publi- needing a reasonable ac- claim within 60 days after the of the lis pendens must file a DEPUTY CLERK PHASE ONE, as recorded in duling Foreclosure Sale dated Whose resident is: 44333 KING- cation of this Notice is commodation to participate sale. claim within 60 days after the Individuals with disabilities Plat Book 6, Page 157, Public November 2, 2009 and en- BIRD DRIVE, CALLAHAN, FL November 4, 2009. in this proceeding should con- Dated this 28 day of sale. needing a reasonable ac- Records of Nassau County, tered in Case NO.45-2008-CA- 32011 & 14033 BENTON RD, Attorney for Personal tact the RECORDING DEPART- October, 2009. JOHN A. CRAWFORD commodation to participate Florida. 000579 of the Circuit Court of JACKSONVILLE, FL 32218 Representative: MENT no later than seven (7) JOHN A. CRAWFORD As Clerk of the Court in this proceeding should con- Dated this 4 day of Novem- the FOURTH Judicial Circuit in TO: SANDRA S RING Wesley R. Poole of days prior to the proceeding Clerk of the Circuit Court By: /s/ C. Easterwood tact the RECORDING DEPART- ber, 2009. and for NASSAU County, TO: THE UNKNOWN BENEFI- POOLE & POOLE, P.A. at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- By: /s/ Tracy Poore As Deputy Clerk MENT no later than seven (7) JOHN A. CRAWFORD, CLERK Florida wherein INDYMAC FED- CIARIES OF THE KINGBIRD Florida Bar No. 175441 CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the Deputy Clerk Dated this 29 day of Oct., days prior to the proceeding OF THE CIRCUIT AND ERAL BANK, FSB, is the Plaintiff FOUNDATION TRUST DATED 303 Centre Street, Suite 200 individual of a deposition, THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID 2009. at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- COUNTY COURT and WILLIAM E.SPEED JR; JEN- 7/2/08 Post Office Box 1280 court date, subpoena, etc., is J. STERN, P.A., ATTORNEY FOR IMPORTANT CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the BY: /s/ C. Easterwood NIFER M. SPEED; are the Whose residence is: Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 less than seven (7) days, then PLAINTIFF In accordance with the individual of a deposition, As Deputy Clerk Defendants, I will sell to the UNKNOWN Telephone: (904) 261-0742 the individual should contact 900 South Pine Island Road Americans with Disabilities Act, court date, subpoena, etc., is 2t 11-11-18-2009 highest and best bidder for If alive,and if dead,all parties Personal Representative: the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Suite 400 persons needing a reasonable less than seven (7) days, then 8110 cash at NASSAU JUDICIAL claiming interest by, through, LISA H. PEEPLES as soon as possible after re- Plantation, FL 33324-3920 accommodation to partici- the individual should contact —————- ANNEX,76347 VETERAN’S WAY, under or against STEVEN C 20 Windridge Court ceiving that notice.Telephone: (954) 233-8000 pate in this proceeding should, the RECORDING DEPARTMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE YULEE, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, RING; SANDRA S RING; THE Carrollton, GA 30116 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 08-06441 FNM no later than seven (7) days as soon as possible after re- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF on the 10th day of December, UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF 2t 11-04-11-2009 if hearing impaired,1-800-955- IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE prior, contact the Clerk of the ceiving that notice.Telephone: FLORIDA IN AND FOR NASSAU 2009, the following described THE KINGBIRD FOUNDATION 8096 8770 (v), via Florida Relay AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES Court’s disability coordinator 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 COUNTY property as set forth in said TRUST DATED 7/2/08 and all ————— Service. ACT, persons with disabilities at 9046302564, 330 E BAY ST, if hearing impaired,1-800-955- CASE NO. 45-2008-CA- Final Judgment: parties having or claiming to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 needing a special accom- JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202. If 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 000657-AXXX-YX LOT 20, CHESTER ROAD, have any right, title or interest FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF 8093 modation should contact hearing impaired, contact Service. FLAGSTAR BANK, F.S.B., ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF in the property described THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN —————- COURT ADMINISTRATION, at (TDD) 8009558771 via Florida 4t 11-11-18-25, 12-02-2009 Plaintiff, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK herein. AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the NASSAU County Court- Relay System. 8116 vs. 6, PAGE 81 THROUGH 84 OF YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an CIVIL DIVISION 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN house at 904-548-4600, 1-800- Ben-Ezra & Katz, P.A. —————- STEPHANIE DUDLEY; THE CURRENT PUBLIC RE- action for Foreclosure of CASE NO. 2009 CA 226 AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, 955-8771 (TDD) or 1-800-955- Attorneys for Plaintiff NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CORDS OF NASSAU COUNTY, Mortgage on the following ING BANK, FSB, FLORIDA 8770,via Florida Relay Service. 2901 Stirling Road, Suite 300 TAX DEED STEPHANIE DUDLEY; FLORIDA. described property: Plaintiff, GENERAL JURISDICTION 2t 11-04-11-2009 Fort Lauderdale, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN UNKNOWN TENANT #1; A/K/A 96450 CHESTER ROAD, EXHIBIT “A” vs. DIVISION 8100 33312 that NANCIE K JONES LLC,the UNKNOWN TENANT #2, YULEE, FL 32097 THE LAND REFERRED TO IN KATE C. MOHAJERI; THE UN- CASE NO: 45-2008-CA- —————- Telephone: (305) 770-4100 holder of the following certifi- Defendants. Any person claiming an THIS EXHIBIT IS LOCATED IN THE KNOWN SPOUSE OF KATE C. 000196 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Fax: (305) 653-2329 cate(s) has filed said certifi- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE interest in the surplus from the COUNTY OF NASSAU AND THE MOHAJERI; THOMAS MOHA- CITIMORTGAGE, INC. 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 2t 11-04-11-2009 cate(s) for a tax deed to be SALE sale, if any, other than the STATE OF FLORIDA IN DEED JERI; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PLAINTIFF, AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, 8108 issued thereon.The certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN property owner as of the date BOOK 956 AT PAGE 739 AND THOMAS MOHAJERI; IF LIV- VS. FLORIDA ————— number(s) and year of issu- pursuant to a Final Judgment of the Lis Pendens must file a DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: ING, INCLUDING ANY MELANIE ANNE KNIGHT; GENERAL JURISDICTION NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ance, the description of the of Foreclosure dated October claim within sixty (60) days A PORTION OF SECTION 36, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DIVISION TAX DEED property, and the name(s) in 30, 2009, and entered in Case after the sale. TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE DEFENDANT(S), IF REMARRIED, MELANIE ANNE KNIGHT IF CASE NO: 45-2008-CA- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN which it is assessed are as fol- No.45-2008-CA-000657-AXXX- WITNESS MY HAND and the 24 EAST, NASSAU COUNTY, AND IF DECEASED, THE ANY; ANY AND ALL 000030 that DENTON II LLC,the holder lows: YX, of the Circuit Court of the seal of this Court on November FLORIDA, BEING MORE PAR- RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- RESIDENTIAL FUNDING COM- of the following certificate(s) File Number: 2009-268-TD Fourth Judicial Circuit in and 4, 2009. TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS: HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER, PANY,LLC FKA RESIDENTIAL has filed said certificate(s) for Certificate Number: 2045 for Nassau County, Florida, John A. Crawford COMMENCING AT THE ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, AND AGAINST THE HEREIN FUNDING CORPORATION a tax deed to be issued there- Parcel Number: 43-3N-28- wherein Flagstar Bank, F.S.B.,is Clerk of the Circuit Court SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES, AND NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- PLAINTIFF, on. The certificate number(s) 509B-0055-0000 a Plaintiff and STEPHANIE DUD- By: /s/ Amanda Stearn SECTION 36; THENCE SOUTH 89 ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT VS. and year of issuance, the Year of Issuance: 2003 LEY; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Deputy Clerk DEGREES 27’50”WEST,ALONG ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER OR KNOWN T BE DEAD OR ALIVE, MARC CURTIS A/K/A MARK description of the property, Description of Property: STEPHANIE DUDLEY; UNKNOWN Florida Default Law Group, THE SOUTH LINE OF SECTION AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN- WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN CURTIS A/K/A MARK CURTIS; and the name(s) in which it is LOT 55 IN OR 889/1564 TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TENANT P.L. 36,A DISTANCE OF 437.83 FEET DANT(S); JP MORGAN CHASE PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF assessed are as follows: PIRATES WOOD 2 UNR #2 are the Defendants. I will P.O. Box 25018 TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. BANK, NA; MARSH LAKE INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, MARC CURTIS A/K/A MARK File Number: 2009-265-TD Assessed To: sell to the highest and best Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 89 COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, DEVISEES, GRANTEES OR CURTIS, IF ANY; PETER E.S. Certificate Number: 1434 JAMES A CORBETT III bidder for cash at Nassau F08073052-FIDINDYMAC- DEGREES 27’50”WEST,ALONG INC.; WHETHER DISSOLVED OTHER CLAIMANTS; PAGE WALLIS AS PERSONAL REPRE- Parcel Number: 50-3N-27- All of the above property is County Judicial Annex, 76347 CONV-B-rharnig THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SEC- OR PRESENTLY EXISTING, HILL OWNERS ASSOCIATION, SENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF 0000-0001-0110 located in Nassau County, in Veterans Way,Yulee, Fl 32097, Americans with Disabilities TION 36,A DISTANCE OF 255.56 TOGETHER WITH ANY INC.; MORTGAGE ELECTRON- ROY TIMOTHY ANDERSON Year of Issuance: 2007 the State of Florida. at 11:30 AM on December 4, Act FEET, TO INTERSECT THE EAST- GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CRED- IC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, A/K/A TIM ANDERSON, Description of Property: Unless such certificate(s) 2009, the following described If you are a person with a ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF ITORS, LIENORS, OR TRUSTEES INC.; BENEFICIAL FLORIDA, DECEASED; UNKNOWN IN OR 837/1378 shall be redeemed according property as set forth in said disability who needs any U.S.HIGHWAY 301 (A 200 FOOT OF SAID DEFENDANT(S) AND INC.; JOHN DOE AND JANE SPOUSE OF TIMOTHY ANDER- Assessed To: to law,the property described Final Judgment, to wit: accommodation in order to RIGHT OF WAY), THENCE ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS SON A/K/A TIM ANDERSON, SUSAN C QUINN in such certificate or certifi- TRACT 14,BLOCK 3,SPRING participate in this proceeding, NORTH 35 DEGREES 50’48” ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER, OR IN POSSESSION DECEASED, IF ANY; ANY AND All of the above property is cates will be sold to the HILL UNIT TWO, ACCORDING you are entitled, at no cost to EAST ALONG SAID EASTERLY AGAINST DEFENDANT(S); DEFENDANT(S) ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES located in Nassau County, in Highest Bidder at the MAIN TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORD- you,to the provision of certain RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF U.S. UNKNOWN TENANT #1; NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE CLAIMING BY,THROUGH, the State of Florida. ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU ED IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 35, assistance please contact the HIGHWAY 301,A DISTANCE OF UNKNOWN TENANT #2; SALE UNDER, AND AGAINST THE Unless such certificate(s) COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF circuit court at (904) 321-5709. 746.33 FEET TO THE INTERSEC- Defendant(s). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL shall be redeemed according 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2t 11-11-18-2009 TION OF THE EASTERLY LINE OF NOTICE OF SALE pursuant to a Summary Final DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT to law,the property described FL,on the 15th day of Decem- Together with that certain 2001 8122 U.S. HIGHWAY 301 AND THE Notice is hereby given that, Judgment of Foreclosure KNOWN T BE DEAD OR ALIVE, in such certificate or certifi- ber, 2009, between the hours Doublewide Mobile Home, —————- CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

10B WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2009 / NEWS-LEADER LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Description of Property: All of the above property is est Bidder at the MAIN EN- poration, Plaintiff and Daniel EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION in such certificate or certifi- of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN BLOCK 11 LOT 11 AMERICAN located in Nassau County, in TRANCE OF THE NASSAU Jacob Salter are defendant(s), 223.8 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE cates will be sold to the Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, BEACH SUB #2 PB 3/6 the State of Florida. COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, I will sell to the highest and OF A GRADED ROAD HERETO- Highest Bidder at the MAIN to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. FLORIDA Assessed To: Unless such certificate(s) 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, best bidder for cash, AT THE FORE DEEDED TO NASSAU ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU JOHN A. CRAWFORD GENERAL JURISDICTION RUBYE E BAUGH ESTATE, HAR- shall be redeemed according FL, on the 3rd day of Decem- MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE NAS- COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF DIVISION RIETTE C GARDNER to law,the property described ber, 2009, between the hours SAU COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, COURT CASE NO: 45-2009-CA- All of the above property is in such certificate or certifi- of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The LOCATED AT 76347 VETERANS OF SAID GRATED ROAD 404 FL, on the 8th day of Decem- BY: RHODA GOODWIN, 000262 located in Nassau County, in cates will be sold to the Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is WAY, YULEE,FLORIDA,32097 AT FEET TO A POINT; THENCE ber, 2009, between the hours DEPUTY CLERK CITIMORTGAGE, INC., the State of Florida. Highest Bidder at the MAIN to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. 11:30 A.M. on December 3, NORTH AND PARALLEL TO THE of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Individuals with disabilities PLAINTIFF, Unless such certificate(s) ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU JOHN A. CRAWFORD 2009 the following described EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is needing a reasonable ac- VS. shall be redeemed according COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF property as set forth in said 207.5 FEET TO THE POINT OF to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. commodation to participate SABRINA MAXWELL, ET AL., to law,the property described 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, COURT Final Judgment, to-wit: BEGINNING. JOHN A. CRAWFORD in this proceeding should con- DEFENDANT(S). in such certificate or certifi- FL, on the 1st day of Decem- BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY LOTS 1, 2, 3 AND 4, BLOCK Any person claiming an in- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF tact the RECORDING DEPART- NOTICE OF ACTION cates will be sold to the ber, 2009, between the hours CLERK 149, TOWN OF HILLIARD, terest in the surplus from the COURT MENT no later than seven (7) CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE Highest Bidder at the MAIN of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Individuals with disabilities ACCORDING TO THE PLAT sale,if any,other than the pro- BY: RHODA GOODWIN, days prior to the proceeding TO: SABRINA MAXWELL AND ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is needing a reasonable ac- THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN perty owner as of the date of DEPUTY CLERK at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. commodation to participate PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 23, OF THE the lis pendens, must file a Individuals with disabilities CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the SABRINA MAXWELL 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, JOHN A. CRAWFORD in this proceeding should con- PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU claim within 60 days after the needing a reasonable ac- individual of a deposition, whose residence is unknown if FL,on the 24th day of Novem- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF tact the RECORDING DEPART- COUNTY,FLORIDA. sale. commodation to participate court date, subpoena, etc., is he/she/they be living; and if ber, 2009, between the hours COURT MENT no later than seven (7) ANY PERSON CLAIMING Dated this 27 day of in this proceeding should con- less than seven (7) days, then he/she/they be dead, the of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY days prior to the proceeding AN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS October, 2009. tact the RECORDING DEPART- the individual should contact unknown defendants who Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is CLERK at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- FROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER JOHN A. CRAWFORD MENT no later than seven (7) the RECORDING DEPARTMENT may be spouses, heirs, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Individuals with disabilities CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER Clerk of the Circuit Court days prior to the proceeding as soon as possible after re- devisees,grantees,assignees, JOHN A. CRAWFORD needing a reasonable ac- individual of a deposition, AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- By: /s/ Tracy Poore at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- ceiving that notice.Telephone: lienors,creditors,trustees,and NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF commodation to participate court date, subpoena, etc., is DENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH- Deputy Clerk CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 all parties claiming an interest COURT in this proceeding should con- less than seven (7) days, then IN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID individual of a deposition, if hearing impaired,1-800-955- by,through, under or against BY: RHODA GOODWIN, tact the RECORDING DEPART- the individual should contact IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH J. STERN, P.A., ATTORNEY FOR court date, subpoena, etc., is 8770 (v), via Florida Relay the Defendants, who are not DEPUTY CLERK MENT no later than seven (7) the RECORDING DEPARTMENT A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY PLAINTIFF less than seven (7) days, then Service. known to be dead or alive, Individuals with disabilities days prior to the proceeding as soon as possible after re- ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER 900 South Pine Island Road the individual should contact 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 and all parties having or claim- needing a reasonable ac- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- ceiving that notice.Telephone: TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- Suite 400 the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 8091 ing to have any right, title or commodation to participate CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, Plantation, FL 33324-3920 as soon as possible after re- —————- interest in the property in this proceeding should con- individual of a deposition, if hearing impaired,1-800-955- AT NO COST TO YOU, TO THE (954) 233-8000 ceiving that notice.Telephone: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE described in the mortgage tact the RECORDING DEPART- court date, subpoena, etc., is 8770 (v), via Florida Relay PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- 07-95899 (FM) GMAP 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN being foreclosed herein. MENT no later than seven (7) less than seven (7) days, then Service. TANCE.PLEASE CONTACT NAS- IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE if hearing impaired,1-800-955- AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED days prior to the proceeding the individual should contact 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 SAU COUNTY COURTHOUSE, AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES 8770 (v), via Florida Relay FLORIDA that an action to foreclose a at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 8070 416 Centre Street,Fernandina ACT, persons with disabilities Service. CASE NO: 2008-CA-127 mortgage on the following CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the as soon as possible after re- —————- Beach, FL 32034 WITHIN 2 needing a special accom- 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 GREEN TREE SERVICING, LLC, property: individual of a deposition, ceiving that notice.Telephone: NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR WORKING DAYS OF YOUR modation should contact 8088 F/K/A GREEN TREE FINANCIAL ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, court date, subpoena, etc., is 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 TAX DEED RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE OF COURT ADMINISTRATION, at —————- SERVICING CORP., PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND less than seven (7) days, then if hearing impaired,1-800-955- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SALE: IF YOU ARE HEARING IM- the NASSAU County Court- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 7406 Fullerton Street SITUATE LYING AND BEING IN the individual should contact 8770 (v), via Florida Relay that DENTON II LLC,the holder PAIRED CALL: 1-800-955-8771; IF house at NONE,1-800-955-8771 TAX DEED Jacksonville, Florida 32256, THE CITY OF FERNANDINA the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Service. of the following certificate(s) YOU ARE VOICE IMPAIRED (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770, via NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Plaintiff, BEACH, COUNTY OF NASSAU as soon as possible after re- 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 has filed said certificate(s) for CALL: 1-800-955-8770. Florida Relay Service. that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder v. AND STATE OF FLORIDA BEING ceiving that notice.Telephone: 8067 a tax deed to be issued there- DATED at Fernandina 2t 11-04-11-2009 of the following certificate(s) RAYMOND T. ROBERSON, THE MORE PARTICULARLY DE- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 —————- on. The certificate number(s) Beach, Florida, this 26 day of 8099 has filed said certificate(s) for UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: LOT if hearing impaired,1-800-955- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR and year of issuance, the October, 2009. —————- a tax deed to be issued there- GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CRED- NUMBERED ONE (1), UPON 8770 (v), via Florida Relay TAX DEED description of the property, JOHN A. CRAWFORD NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR on. The certificate number(s) ITORS, LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES THAT CERTAIN PLAT OF SURVEY Service. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and the name(s) in which it is CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT TAX DEED and year of issuance, the OF ALICE L. ROBERSON, DE- AND SUBDIVISION, MADE BY 4t 10-21-28, 11-04-11-2009 that DENTON II LLC,the holder assessed are as follows: COURT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN description of the property, CEASED, AND ALL OTHER GEORGE W.LOVESEE,SURVEY- 8056 of the following certificate(s) File Number: 2009-252-TD Nassau County,Florida that DENTON II LLC,the holder and the name(s) in which it is PERSONS CLAIMING BY, OR OF CITRONA LOT NUM- —————- has filed said certificate(s) for Certificate Number: 355 By: /s/ Tracy Poore of the following certificate(s) assessed are as follows: THROUGH, UNDER, AND BERED SEVENTY-THREE (73), NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR a tax deed to be issued there- Parcel Number: 08-3N-24- DEPUTY CLERK has filed said certificate(s) for File Number: 2009-256-TD AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN- DESIGNATED ON THE OFFICIAL TAX DEED on. The certificate number(s) 2380-0010-0041 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: a tax deed to be issued there- Certificate Number: 1202 DANTS, AND WACHOVIA PLAT OF SAID CITY (AS REVISED, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and year of issuance, the Year of Issuance: 2007 SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, LLP on. The certificate number(s) Parcel Number: 38-2N-27- BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- ENLARGED AND REISSUED BY that DENTON II LLC,the holder description of the property, Description of Property: 10004 North Dale Mabry and year of issuance, the 0000-0012-0040 TION SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST THE FLORIDA TOWN IMPROVE- of the following certificate(s) and the name(s) in which it is BLOCK 10 LOT E 110 FT OF 4 Hwy,Suite 112 description of the property, Year of Issuance: 2007 TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL MENT COMPANY IN 1901), has filed said certificate(s) for assessed are as follows: IN OR 627/335 TOWN OF Tampa, Florida 33618 and the name(s) in which it is Description of Property: BANK, WHICH PLAT OF SURVEY AND a tax deed to be issued there- File Number: 2009-247-TD HILLIARD 08-106593 assessed are as follows: IN OR 1424/213 PARCELS 12-4 Defendants. SUBDIVISION IS ATTACHED TO on. The certificate number(s) Certificate Number: 801 Assessed To: 2t 11-04-11-2009 File Number: 2009-253-TD & 14-9 R497744 & R497745 NOTICE OF SALE AS PART OF THAT CERTAIN and year of issuance, the Parcel Number: 19-2N-25- SANDRA PASTERS 8098 Certificate Number: 1466 Assessed To: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DEED RECORDED IN DEED description of the property, 0000-0027-0000 All of the above property is —————- Parcel Number: 51-3N-27- JULIA A MCGOWEN EST THAT,pursuant to Plaintiff’s Final BOOK 205 PAGES 362-364, OF and the name(s) in which it is Year of Issuance: 2007 located in Nassau County, in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 4820-0033-0000 All of the above property is Summary Judgment Of Fore- THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SAID assessed are as follows: Description of Property: the State of Florida. 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Year of Issuance: 2007 located in Nassau County, in closure entered in the above- COUNTY OF NASSAU, AND File Number: 2009-242-TD PT OR 1425/984 Unless such certificate(s) AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Description of Property: the State of Florida. captioned action,I will sell the WHICH LOT NUMBERED ONE Certificate Number: 2543 Assessed To: shall be redeemed according FLORIDA LOT 33 IN OR 787 PG 724 Unless such certificate(s) property situate in Nassau (1), IS SITUATE IN OR IS A PART Parcel Number: 00-00-31- JOHN K JOHNSON, TAMMY R to law,the property described Case No. 09-DR-1089 NASSAU ACRES 2 PB 3/61 shall be redeemed according County, Florida, described as OF SAID CITRONA LOT NUM- 1800-0231-02C2 JOHNSON in such certificate or certifi- Division: B Assessed To: to law,the property described follows, to wit: BERED SEVENTY-THREE (73), IS Year of Issuance: 2007 All of the above property is cates will be sold to the High- Becky E. Pipkin, STEVEN COFFEY in such certificate or certifi- A PORTION OF SECTION 26, SITUATE IN THAT PORTION OF Description of Property: located in Nassau County, in est Bidder at the MAIN Petitioner, All of the above property is cates will be sold to the TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH,RANGE 23 SECTION NINETEEN (19),TOWN- BLOCK 231 LOT W1/2 OF C the State of Florida. ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU and located in Nassau County, in Highest Bidder at the MAIN EAST, NASSAU COUNTY,FLORI- SHIP THREE (3) NORTH, RANGE OF 2 & W1/2 OF D OF 3 CITY Unless such certificate(s) COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Randall M. Pipkin, the State of Florida. ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU DA; SAID PORTION BEING TWENTY-EIGHT (28) EAST,LYING OF FDNA BEACH shall be redeemed according 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Respondent. Unless such certificate(s) COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, MORE PARTICULARLY DE- NORTH OF BEECH STREET, Assessed To: to law,the property described FL, on the 3rd day of Decem- NOTICE OF ACTION FOR shall be redeemed according 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FOR A WHICH STREET BOUNDS SAID EDDIE L RICHO in such certificate or certifi- ber, 2009, between the hours DISSOLUTION to law,the property described FL, on the 8th day of Decem- POINT OF REFERENCE COM- NUMBERED ONE (1) ON THE All of the above property is cates will be sold to the High- of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The TO: Randall M. Pipkin in such certificate or certifi- ber, 2009, between the hours MENCE AT THE NORTHWEST SOUTH. located in Nassau County, in est Bidder at the MAIN EN- Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is 95176 Gerald Cr., Fernandina cates will be sold to the of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The CORNER OF SECTION 26 has been filed against you and the State of Florida. TRANCE OF THE NASSAU to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Beach, FL 32034 Highest Bidder at the MAIN Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is AFOREMENTIONED; AND RUN you are required to serve a Unless such certificate(s) COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, JOHN A. CRAWFORD YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. SOUTH 00 DEGREES 11 MINUTES copy of your written defens- shall be redeemed according 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF action has been filed against COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, JOHN A. CRAWFORD 00 SECONDS EAST ALONG THE es, if any, to it on DAVID J. to law,the property described FL, on the 1st day of Decem- COURT you and that you are required 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF WEST LINE OF SAID SECTION,A STERN,ESQ.Plaintiff’s attorney, in such certificate or certifi- ber, 2009, between the hours BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY to serve a copy of your written FL, on the 8th day of Decem- COURT DISTANCE OF 1618.32 FEET; whose address is 900 South cates will be sold to the of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The CLERK defenses, if any,to it on Becky ber, 2009, between the hours BY: RHODA GOODWIN, RUN THENCE SOUTH 88 DE- Pine Island Road #400,Planta- Highest Bidder at the MAIN Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Individuals with disabilities E. Pipkin, whose address is of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The DEPUTY CLERK GREES 55 MINUTES 47 SEC- tion, FL 33324-3920 on or be- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. needing a reasonable ac- 96319 Oyster Bay Dr., Fernan- Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Individuals with disabilities ONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF fore Dec.4,2009,(no later than COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, JOHN A. CRAWFORD commodation to participate dina Beach, FL 32034, on or to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. needing a reasonable ac- 210.0 FEET TO THE POINT OF 30 days from the date of the 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF in this proceeding should con- before 12/4/09, and file the JOHN A. CRAWFORD commodation to participate BEGINNING. FROM THE POINT first publication of this notice of FL,on the 24th day of Novem- COURT tact the RECORDING DEPART- original with the Clerk of this NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF in this proceeding should con- OF BEGINNING THUS DE- action) and file the original ber, 2009, between the hours BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY MENT no later than seven (7) Court at 76347 Veterans Way, COURT tact the RECORDING DEPART- SCRIBED CONTINUE SOUTH 88 with the clerk of this court eith- of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The CLERK days prior to the proceeding Yulee,FL 32097,before service BY: RHODA GOODWIN, MENT no later than seven (7) DEGREES 55 MINUTES 47 SEC- er before service on Plaintiff’s Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Individuals with disabilities at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- on Petitioner or immediately DEPUTY CLERK days prior to the proceeding ONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF attorney or immediately there- to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. needing a reasonable ac- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the thereafter. If you fail to do so, Individuals with disabilities at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- 657.60 FEET TO THE WESTERLY after; otherwise a default will JOHN A. CRAWFORD commodation to participate individual of a deposition, a default may be entered needing a reasonable ac- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF STATE be entered against you for the NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF in this proceeding should con- court date, subpoena, etc., is against you for the relief commodation to participate individual of a deposition, ROAD NO.S-121 (A 100.0 FOOT relief demanded in the com- COURT tact the RECORDING DEPART- less than seven (7) days, then demanded in the petition. in this proceeding should con- court date, subpoena, etc., is RIGHT OF WAY); RUN THENCE plaint or petition filed herein. BY: RHODA GOODWIN, MENT no later than seven (7) the individual should contact Copies of all court docu- tact the RECORDING DEPART- less than seven (7) days, then SOUTH 16 DEGREES 46 MINUTES WITNESS my hand and the DEPUTY CLERK days prior to the proceeding the RECORDING DEPARTMENT ments in this case, including MENT no later than seven (7) the individual should contact 58 SECONDS WEST ALONG seal of this Court at NASSAU Individuals with disabilities at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- as soon as possible after re- orders, are available at the days prior to the proceeding the RECORDING DEPARTMENT SAID RIGHT OF WAY A DIS- County,Florida,this 26th day of needing a reasonable ac- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the ceiving that notice.Telephone: Clerk of the Circuit Court’s at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- as soon as possible after re- TANCE OF 151.09 FEET; RUN October, 2009. commodation to participate individual of a deposition, 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 office. You may review these CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the ceiving that notice.Telephone: THENCE NORTH 87 DEGREES John A. Crawford in this proceeding should con- court date, subpoena, etc., is if hearing impaired,1-800-955- documents upon request. individual of a deposition, 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 18 MINUTES 19 SECONDS WEST CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT tact the RECORDING DEPART- less than seven (7) days, then 8770 (v), via Florida Relay You must keep the Clerk of court date, subpoena, etc., is if hearing impaired,1-800-955- A DISTANCE OF 614.22 FEET; COURT MENT no later than seven (7) the individual should contact Service. the Circuit Court’s office noti- less than seven (7) days, then 8770 (v), via Florida Relay RUN THENCE NORTH 00 BY: /s/ Heather Nazworth days prior to the proceeding the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 fied of your current address. the individual should contact Service. DEGREES 11 MINUTES 00 SEC- DEPUTY CLERK at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- as soon as possible after re- 8072 (You may file Notice of Current the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the ceiving that notice.Telephone: —————- Address, Florida Supreme as soon as possible after re- 8089 128.06 FEET TO THE POINT OF STERN, P.A. individual of a deposition, 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Court Approved Family Law ceiving that notice.Telephone: —————- BEGINNING, TOGETHER WITH ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF court date, subpoena, etc., is if hearing impaired,1-800-955- TAX DEED Form 12.915.) Future papers in 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THAT CERTAIN,1996 HOMES OF 900 SOUTH PINE ISLAND less than seven (7) days, then 8770 (v), via Florida Relay NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN this lawsuit will be mailed to if hearing impaired,1-800-955- TAX DEED MERIT, BAY MANOR MOBILE ROAD SUITE 400 the individual should contact Service. that VERONA V LLC, the hold- the address on record at the 8770 (v), via Florida Relay NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN HOME, VIN # FLHML- PLANTATION, FL 33324-3920 the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 er of the following certificate(s) clerk’s office. Service. that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- CB118414879AB 09-30620 FNM as soon as possible after re- 8068 has filed said certificate(s) for WARNING: Rule 12.285,Flori- 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 er of the following certificate(s) at public sale, to the highest IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ceiving that notice.Telephone: —————- a tax deed to be issued there- da Family Law Rules of Proce- 8086 has filed said certificate(s) for and best bidder, for cash at AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR on. The certificate number(s) dure, requires certain auto- —————- a tax deed to be issued there- the front of the Nassau County ACT, persons with disabilities if hearing impaired,1-800-955- TAX DEED and year of issuance, the matic disclosure of documents NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR on. The certificate number(s) Courthouse, 76347 Veteran’s needing a special accommo- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN description of the property, and information. Failure to TAX DEED and year of issuance, the Way, Yulee, Florida 32097, at dation should contact COURT Service. that VERONA V LLC, the hold- and the name(s) in which it is comply can result in sanctions, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN description of the property, 11:30 AM (EST),on the 1 day of ADMINISTRATION, at the NAS- 4t 10-21-28, 11-04-11-2009 er of the following certificate(s) assessed are as follows: including dismissal or striking that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder and the name(s) in which it is December, 2009. SAU County Courthouse at 8057 has filed said certificate(s) for File Number: 2009-250-TD of pleadings. of the following certificate(s) assessed are as follows: If you are a subordinate lien 904-548-4600, 1-800-955-8771 —————- a tax deed to be issued there- Certificate Number: 1102 Dated: 10/23/09 has filed said certificate(s) for File Number: 2009-257-TD holder claiming a right to (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770, via NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR on. The certificate number(s) Parcel Number: 04-2N-27- John A. Crawford a tax deed to be issued there- Certificate Number: 1841 funds remaining after the sale, Florida Relay Service. TAX DEED and year of issuance, the 4290-0016-0000 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT on. The certificate number(s) Parcel Number: 41-3N-28- you must file a claim with the 2t 11-04-11-2009 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN description of the property, Year of Issuance: 2007 COURT and year of issuance, the 1250-0004-0000 Clerk of Court no later than 8103 that VERONA V LLC, the hold- and the name(s) in which it is Description of Property: By: /s/ Arielle Wilson description of the property, Year of Issuance: 2007 60 days after the sale.If you fail ————— er of the following certificate(s) assessed are as follows: LOT 16 EX ESMT OR 120/624 Deputy Clerk and the name(s) in which it is Description of Property: to file a claim, you will not be NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR has filed said certificate(s) for File Number: 2009-248-TD PT OF OR 188 PG 144 EX FPL 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 assessed are as follows: LOT 4 IN OR 1286/196 LIGHT- entitled to any remaining TAX DEED a tax deed to be issued there- Certificate Number: 305 R/W 278/610 EX PT OR 8097 File Number: 2009-254-TD HOUSE POINTE PB 6/157 funds. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN on. The certificate number(s) Parcel Number: 24-2N-24- 398/362 & OR 533/613 —————- Certificate Number: 1238 Assessed To: Notice to Persons With Disa- that VERONA V LLC, the hold- and year of issuance, the 0000-0011-0000 FLOOD ACRES UNIT 1 PB 4/20 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Parcel Number: 42-2N-27- AMELIA ISLAND VENTURES bilities: If you are a person with er of the following certificate(s) description of the property, Year of Issuance: 2007 Assessed To: 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 0000-0018-0000 INC a disability who needs any has filed said certificate(s) for and the name(s) in which it is Description of Property: FLORIDA WATERFRONT REAL- AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Year of Issuance: 2007 All of the above property is accommodation in order to a tax deed to be issued there- assessed are as follows: IN OR 68 PG 522 (EX 11-1 & TY CO FLORIDA Description of Property: located in Nassau County, in participate in this proceeding, on. The certificate number(s) File Number: 2009-243-TD 11-2) (EX R/W OR 247/161) All of the above property is GENERAL JURISDICTION IN OR 295/635 & OR the State of Florida. you are entitled, at no cost to and year of issuance, the Certificate Number: 454 Assessed To: located in Nassau County, in DIVISION 1380/468 Unless such certificate(s) you,to the provision of certain description of the property, Parcel Number: 17-3N-24- INEZ J JOHNSON EST the State of Florida. CASE NO: 2007-CA-000336 Assessed To: shall be redeemed according assistance.Please contact the and the name(s) in which it is 0000-0001-0000 All of the above property is Unless such certificate(s) GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC, FRANK COLLINS, THELMIRA to law,the property described Court Administrator’s office not assessed are as follows: Year of Issuance: 2007 located in Nassau County, in shall be redeemed according SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO COLLINS, GLENISE COLLINS in such certificate or certifi- later than seven days prior to File Number: 2009-244-TD Description of Property: the State of Florida. to law,the property described GMAC MORTGAGE CORPO- A/K/A GLENISE NORTON EST cates will be sold to the the proceeding. Certificate Number: 1109 PT OF NE1/4 OF NE1/4 PT OR Unless such certificate(s) in such certificate or certifi- RATION All of the above property is Highest Bidder at the MAIN Clerk of the Circuit Court Parcel Number: 05-2n-27- 1253/1418 EX 1-3 1-4 1-5 & 1- shall be redeemed according cates will be sold to the High- PLAINTIFF, located in Nassau County, in ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU By: /s/ C. Easterwood 0000-0001-0020 6 to law,the property described est Bidder at the MAIN VS. the State of Florida. COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Deputy Clerk Year of Issuance: 2007 Assessed To: in such certificate or certifi- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU TANGIE J. AVERY A/K/A TAN- Unless such certificate(s) 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, 2t 11-04-11-2009 Description of Property: TODD JONES cates will be sold to the High- COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, GIE J. SAMPLES; UNKNOWN shall be redeemed according FL,on the 10th day of Decem- 8104 PT OF OR 188 PG 144 (EX All of the above property is est Bidder at the MAIN 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, SPOUSE OF TANGIE J. AVERY to law,the property described ber, 2009, between the hours ————— FLOOD ACRES NO 2 UNR) *EX located in Nassau County, in ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU FL, on the 3rd day of Decem- A/K/A TANGIE J. SAMPLES, IF in such certificate or certifi- of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FPL R/W OR 278 PG 610* (EX the State of Florida. COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, ber, 2009, between the hours ANY; ANY AND ALL UN- cates will be sold to the Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is TAX DEED PT OF 1-7) Unless such certificate(s) 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The KNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING Highest Bidder at the MAIN to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Assessed To: shall be redeemed according FL, on the 3rd day of Decem- Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is BY,THROUGH, UNDER, AND ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU JOHN A. CRAWFORD that DENTON II LLC,the holder FLA WATERFRONT REALTY CO to law,the property described ber, 2009, between the hours to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF of the following certificate(s) All of the above property is in such certificate or certifi- of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The JOHN A. CRAWFORD INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, COURT has filed said certificate(s) for located in Nassau County, in cates will be sold to the High- Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF WHO ARE NOT KNOWN T BE FL, on the 8th day of Decem- BY: RHODA GOODWIN, a tax deed to be issued there- the State of Florida. est Bidder at the MAIN EN- to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. COURT DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER ber, 2009, between the hours DEPUTY CLERK on. The certificate number(s) Unless such certificate(s) TRANCE OF THE NASSAU JOHN A. CRAWFORD BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Individuals with disabilities and year of issuance, the shall be redeemed according COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF CLERK CLAIM AN INTEREST AS Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is needing a reasonable ac- description of the property, to law,the property described 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, COURT Individuals with disabilities SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. commodation to participate and the name(s) in which it is in such certificate or certifi- FL, on the 1st day of Decem- BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY needing a reasonable ac- GRANTEES OR OTHER JOHN A. CRAWFORD in this proceeding should con- assessed are as follows: cates will be sold to the ber, 2009, between the hours CLERK commodation to participate CLAIMANTS; CITIMORTGAGE, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF tact the RECORDING DEPART- File Number: 2009-260-TD Highest Bidder at the MAIN of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Individuals with disabilities in this proceeding should con- INC. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER COURT MENT no later than seven (7) Certificate Number: 300 ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is needing a reasonable ac- tact the RECORDING DEPART- TO CITIFINANCIAL MORT- BY: RHODA GOODWIN, days prior to the proceeding Parcel Number: 24-2N-24- COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. commodation to participate MENT no later than seven (7) GAGE COMPANY,INC.; JOHN DEPUTY CLERK at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- 0000-0001-0000 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, JOHN A. CRAWFORD in this proceeding should con- days prior to the proceeding DOE AND JANE DOE AS Individuals with disabilities CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the Year of Issuance: 2007 FL, on the 1st day of Decem- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF tact the RECORDING DEPART- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POS- needing a reasonable ac- individual of a deposition, Description of Property: ber, 2009, between the hours COURT MENT no later than seven (7) CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the SESSION commodation to participate court date, subpoena, etc., is PT OR 1425/984 R/W AGMT IN of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY days prior to the proceeding individual of a deposition, DEFENDANT(S) in this proceeding should con- less than seven (7) days, then OR 633/522 Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is CLERK at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- court date, subpoena, etc., is NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE tact the RECORDING DEPART- the individual should contact Assessed To: to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Individuals with disabilities CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the less than seven (7) days, then SALE MENT no later than seven (7) the RECORDING DEPARTMENT JOHN K JOHNSON, TAMMY R JOHN A. CRAWFORD needing a reasonable ac- individual of a deposition, the individual should contact NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN days prior to the proceeding as soon as possible after re- JOHNSON NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF commodation to participate court date, subpoena, etc., is the RECORDING DEPARTMENT pursuant to a Summary Final at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- ceiving that notice.Telephone: All of the above property is COURT in this proceeding should con- less than seven (7) days, then as soon as possible after re- Judgment of Foreclosure CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 located in Nassau County, in BY: SHELLY MURRAY,DEPUTY tact the RECORDING DEPART- the individual should contact ceiving that notice.Telephone: dated 10/27, 2009 entered in individual of a deposition, if hearing impaired,1-800-955- the State of Florida. CLERK MENT no later than seven (7) the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Civil Case No.2007-CA-000336 court date, subpoena, etc., is 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Unless such certificate(s) Individuals with disabilities days prior to the proceeding as soon as possible after re- if hearing impaired,1-800-955- of the Circuit Court of the 4TH less than seven (7) days, then Service. shall be redeemed according needing a reasonable ac- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- ceiving that notice.Telephone: 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Judicial Circuit in and for NAS- the individual should contact 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 to law,the property described commodation to participate CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Service. SAU County,YULEE,Florida,I will the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 8090 in such certificate or certifi- in this proceeding should con- individual of a deposition, if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 sell to the highest and best as soon as possible after re- —————- cates will be sold to the tact the RECORDING DEPART- court date, subpoena, etc., is 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 8071 bidder for cash at NASSAU ceiving that notice.Telephone: NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Highest Bidder at the MAIN MENT no later than seven (7) less than seven (7) days, then Service. —————- JUDICIAL ANNEX at the NAS- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 TAX DEED ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU days prior to the proceeding the individual should contact 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 4th SAU County Courthouse locat- if hearing impaired,1-800-955- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 8069 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF ed at 76347 VETERANS WAY in 8770 (v), via Florida Relay that DENTON II LLC,the holder 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the as soon as possible after re- —————- FLORIDA, IN AND FOR YULEE,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on Service. of the following certificate(s) FL,on the 10th day of Decem- individual of a deposition, ceiving that notice.Telephone: NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NASSAU COUNTY the 5th day January,2010,the 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 has filed said certificate(s) for ber, 2009, between the hours court date, subpoena, etc., is 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 TAX DEED Case #: 2008-CA-000544 following described property 8087 a tax deed to be issued there- of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The less than seven (7) days, then if hearing impaired,1-800-955- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Division #: A as set forth in said Summary —————- on. The certificate number(s) Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is the individual should contact 8770 (v), via Florida Relay that DENTON II LLC,the holder UNC: Final Judgment, to-wit: NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR and year of issuance, the to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Service. of the following certificate(s) PHH Mortgage Corporation, A PART OF THE SOUTHEAST TAX DEED description of the property, JOHN A. CRAWFORD as soon as possible after re- 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 has filed said certificate(s) for Plaintiff, QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and the name(s) in which it is NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF ceiving that notice.Telephone: 8065 a tax deed to be issued there- -vs.- SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE 1/4) that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder assessed are as follows: COURT 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 —————- on. The certificate number(s) Daniel Jacob Salter; State of OF SECTION SIX (6),TOWNSHIP of the following certificate(s) File Number: 2009-258-TD BY: RHODA GOODWIN, if hearing impaired,1-800-955- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR and year of issuance, the Florida, Department of Reve- TWO (2) SOUTH,RANGE TWEN- has filed said certificate(s) for Certificate Number: 64 DEPUTY CLERK 8770 (v), via Florida Relay TAX DEED description of the property, nue; Unknown Parties in TY-THREE (23) EAST, BEING a tax deed to be issued there- Parcel Number: 34-2N-23- Individuals with disabilities Service. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and the name(s) in which it is Possession #1; If living, and all MORE PARTICULARLY DE- on. The certificate number(s) 0000-0001-0110 needing a reasonable ac- 4t 10-28, 11-04-11-18-2009 that DENTON II LLC,the holder assessed are as follows: Unknown Parties claiming by, SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COM- and year of issuance, the Year of Issuance: 2007 commodation to participate 8066 of the following certificate(s) File Number: 2009-249-TD through, under and against MENCING AT THE NORTHEAST description of the property, Description of Property: in this proceeding should con- —————- has filed said certificate(s) for Certificate Number: 278 the above named Defen- CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST and the name(s) in which it is PT OF NE1/4 IN OR 1376/151 tact the RECORDING DEPART- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR a tax deed to be issued there- Parcel Number: 13-2N-24- dant(s) who are not known QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF THE assessed are as follows: 2001 BELCRES-DW MENT no later than seven (7) TAX DEED on. The certificate number(s) 0000-0002-0020 to be dead or alive, whether SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE 1/4) File Number: 2009-255-TD Assessed To: days prior to the proceeding NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and year of issuance, the Year of Issuance: 2007 said Unknown Parties may OF SECTION 6Y, TOWNSHIP 2 Certificate Number: 1035 WALTER L EASON at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- that DENTON II LLC,the holder description of the property, Description of Property: claim an interest as Spouse, SOUTH, RANGE 23 EAST; Parcel Number: 48-4N-25- All of the above property is CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the of the following certificate(s) and the name(s) in which it is IN OR 91 PG 283 EX 2-20 2-21 Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, or THENCE WEST ALONG THE 0000-0001-0200 located in Nassau County, in individual of a deposition, has filed said certificate(s) for assessed are as follows: 2-22 2-23 2-24 EX 2-26 2-42 & Other Claimants NORTH LINE OF SAID SOUTH- Year of Issuance: 2007 the State of Florida. court date, subpoena, etc., is a tax deed to be issued there- File Number: 2009-245-TD 2-44 Defendant(s). EAST QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF THE Description of Property: Unless such certificate(s) less than seven (7) days, then on. The certificate number(s) Certificate Number: 1836 Assessed To: NOTICE OF SALE SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE 1/4) IN OR 564 PG 11 EX 1-23 shall be redeemed according the individual should contact and year of issuance, the Parcel Number: 41-3N-28- INEZ J JOHNSON EST NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF SAID SECTION 437.24 FEET Assessed To: to law,the property described the RECORDING DEPARTMENT description of the property, 0000-0002-0000 All of the above property is pursuant to an Order of Final TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; LAURI L GREENE, EDWARD J in such certificate or certifi- as soon as possible after re- and the name(s) in which it is Year of Issuance: 2007 located in Nassau County, in Judgment of Foreclosure THENCE CONTINUE WEST GREENE JR cates will be sold to the ceiving that notice.Telephone: assessed are as follows: Description of Property: the State of Florida. dated October 26, 2009, ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF All of the above property is Highest Bidder at the MAIN 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 File Number: 2009-241-TD PT OR 837/1838 PARCEL 2 Unless such certificate(s) entered in Civil Case No.2008- SAID SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE located in Nassau County, in ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Certificate Number: 2127 ISLAND shall be redeemed according CA-000544 of the Circuit Court 1/4) OF THE SOUTHEAST QUAR- the State of Florida. COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Parcel Number: 00-00-30- Assessed To: to law,the property described of the 4th Judicial Circuit in TER (SE 1/4) OF SAID SECTION Unless such certificate(s) 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Service. 010B-0011-0110 AMELIA ISLAND VENTURES in such certificate or certifi- and for Nassau County,Florida, 404 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE shall be redeemed according FL,on the 10th day of Decem- 4t 11-04-11-18-25-2009 Year of Issuance: 2007 INC cates will be sold to the High- wherein PHH Mortgage Cor- SOUTH AND PARALLEL IN THE to law,the property described ber, 2009, between the hours 8092

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ANNOUNCEMENTS 201 Help Wanted MERCHANDISE 602 Articles for Sale 615 Building Materials 804 Amelia Island Homes RV Delivery Drivers Needed - Drastically Reduced Cosmetic Sale METAL ROOFING TAX CREDIT - 40 AMELIA PARK - 1711 Park Ave, 102 Lost & Found Deliver RVs, boats & trucks for PAY! - Open House 11/14, 21 & 28, 12-4pm yr warranty. Direct from manufacturer. 2115SF, large corner lot, 3BR/2BA + Deliver to all 48 states & CN. For 601 Garage Sales or call for personal appt. 87188 Raddin 30 colors in stock. Quick turn around. Built in Office, large formal DR, kitchen If You Have Lost Your Pet - please details log on to Rd., Chester area. (904)225-7500 Delivery available. Gulf Coast Supply & cafe, in ground pool, privacy fence, check the Nassau Humane Society www.RVdeliveryjobs.com. ANF GARAGE SALE - Sat. 11/14, 8:30am- Manufacturing. (888)393-0335. covered lanai, 2 car garage, a/c & facility located at 671 Airport Rd. next 5pm. 321 Otter Run Dr. Bunkbed FRIGIDAIRE 1-PC. STACK WASHER www.GulfCoastSupply.com. ANF heat, cable & phone in every room to the airport (904)321-1647 & the HELP WANTED - Join Wil-Trans Lease w/mattress, girl’s bedroom suite & DRYER - Used about 6 months. including garage and lanai, gas Nassau County Animal Shelter, 86078 or Company Driver Program. Enjoy our w/mattress, ladies clothes, shoes, purses, $500. (904)277-4708 fireplace, built in entertainment center, License Rd. in Yulee next to the drivers strong freight network. Must be 23. books, jewelry, men’s pants, bikes. 624 Wanted To Buy gas connections on lanai, all appliances license building (904)491-7440. (800)610-3715. ANF including w/d, new a/c. $425,00. ANN DICKENS CIRCLE GARAGE 603 Miscellaneous I BUY JUNK CARS & HEAVY (904)583-3732 or (904)206-1869. CORMIER SALE - 4418 Titleist Dr. Sat. 11/14, EQUIPMENT FOR SCRAP - CASH 104 Personals HAIR STUDIO 8am-1pm. Proceeds support missions **ADT, FREE Home Security PAID. (904)879-1190 / 705-8628 needs experienced stylist with clients. locally of Memorial United Methodist System - ($850 Value). Purchase Advertise in Over 100 Papers “Let’s make a deal”. Church. Furniture, dishes, glassware, monitoring services $99 activation. throughout Florida - Advertising 277-2767 clothes, appliances. That’s it! Plus Remote & Panic Alert 805 Beaches Networks of Florida. Put us to work for free. (888)511-5869. ANF RECREATION DIESEL MECHANIC - Experience Pay! GARAGE SALE - Sat. 11/14, 8am- You! (866)742-1373 OCEANFRONT PROPERTY Pick your Shift - 1st or Weekends. Min 12pm. 96289 Springwood Ln. off www.florida-classifieds.com. ANF Visit www.OceanfrontAmelia.com for a 4 yrs Diesel exp. & own tools req. Barnwell. Victorian mahogany full 610 Air Conditioners 701 Boats & Trailers complete list, or call Bob Gedeon at Daniel: (904)798-6741 sleigh bed, sterling ladies’ dresser set, Oceanfront Realty (904)261-8870. 105 Public Notice silverplate flatware, lamps. Rain /Heating ALUM. 12 FT. V-BOTTOM BOAT - w/ postpones to 11/15. No early birds. trailer, 5.5 Evinrude freshwater motor THERE IS A LIEN - on the following 204 Work Wanted HEAT/COOL - Window units & ice (just overhauled), 6 gal tank, Minn vehicles for towing and storage and will MULTI-FAMILY - Fri. 11/13 & Sat. machines, used all sizes w/warr. 11/14, 8am-2pm. Indoor & outdoor Kota trolling motor, 2 anchors. $1450/ be auctioned off on the listed dates CHIMNEY SWEEP Repairs to central & window AC's, OBO. (904)753-4666, (904)310-6623 806 Waterfront below: on 11/23/09 a 2001 Toyota 2- Don’t burn your house down because furniture, bikes, plants, household variety, refrigerators & freezers. Kish's (904) Dr. VIN# 2T1CG22P71C440058 at 12 of an unsafe fireplace. Call Lighthouse & more. Sadler & Fletcher, behind Hall’s 225-9717. Beach Store. (904)310-6124 Waterfront Homes & Lots - Call noon at 1683B S. 8th St., Fernandina Chimney Sweeps 261-8163 for a safe REAL ESTATE (904) 261–4066 for information. C.H. Beach, FL 32034. (904)321-3422 warm winter. YARD SALE - Fri. 11/13 & Sat. 11/14, 614 Jewelry/Watches Lasserre, Realtor. 8am-2pm. 801 Adams Rd., Fernandina SALES MASTER ELECTRICIAN - 45 yrs exp- SACRIFICE - $155,000 and $145,000/ Beach, behind Pizza Hut. Furniture, All Real Estate Advertised erience. Low prices, work guaranteed. OBO. Marshfront ON AMELIA. Prettiest, misc. items. No early birds! DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS - CHARMING DOWNTOWN COTTAGE Herein - is subject to the Federal Small jobs welcomed. 10% discount long distance setting, westerly views Crawford Jewelers, 1472 Sadler Rd. - Energy Star Hurricane Resistant Pre- Fair Housing Act, which makes it with ad. Call Tom (904)491-9992. over intracoastal. (904) 556-6285 FERNANDINA FARMER’S MARKET (904)277-4910 const., $175K. (904)556-1905 illegal to advertise any prefer- Saturday mornings at Centre & 7th ence, limitation, or discrimination 9am - 1pm based on race, color, religion, sex, www.fernandinafarmersmarket.com handicap, familial status or 206 Child Care national origin, or the intention to ESTATE SALE - Antique desk, make any such preference, STATE LICENSED CHILDCARE - furniture, gun collection, old records. limitation or discrimination. available immediately for infant or Call (904)753-0718. toddler. $100/wk. Call (904)321-6757 The News-Leader will not for interview. GARAGE SALE – Toys, Dishes, Books, knowingly accept any advertising Jewelry, Home Décor, Clothes, House- hold items, Christmas Items, Decora- A Man Wakes Up... for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby 207 Business tive Accessories – Several families on informed that all dwellings street also having sale – We are the A man wakes up in the morning after advertised are available on an Opportunities last house on the right at the end of equal opportunity basis. Marsh lakes Drive. 344 Marsh Lakes ALL CASH VENDING - Do you earn Drive. Friday AND Saturday, November sleeping on an advertised mattress, If you believe that you may have $800/day? 25 local machines & candy 13th and 14th, 7am-4 pm. been discriminated against in $9,995. (888)629-9968 BO2000033. under an advertised blanket, Call us: We will not be undersold! ANF GARAGE SALE - Christmas, clothing, connection with the sale, rental or miscellaneous, Bernina 950 sewing HOST A GOLD PARTY - in your financing of housing, call the machine. 1909 Cresent Rd. Fri. & Sat., in advertised pajamas. house. We supply refreshments & know United States Department of 8am-1pm. Housing and Urban Development how. Instant money making He will bathe in an advertised shower, - HUD - 1(800)669-9777, or for opportunity. 583-6152 ANNUAL SAMPLE SALE – 344 the hearing impaired 1(800)927- MARSH LAKES DRIVE – New Samples - wash with advertised soap, 9275. Christmas items, Teacher’s Gifts, Jewelry, Books, Toys, Home Décor – FARMS & ANIMALS Friday and Saturday, November 13th shave with an advertised razor, and 14th, 7am-4pm. drink advertised coffee after EMPLOYMENT 503 Pets/Supplies his advertised juice and ABANDONED - Free to a good home, 2 beautiful black male cats, neutered, WE HIRE TOP put on advertised clothes and accessories. 201 Help Wanted must go together. (904)491-8187 NOTCH PEOPLE! He will ride to work in an advertised car, ARTISTIC FLORIST POSITIONS: Floral Designer Positions - open MERCHANDISE APPLY TODAY: sit at an advertised workstation, part-time and full time. Experience in professional Florist required. Apply by www.satillatemps.com utilize an advertised computer and e-mail [email protected] 601 Garage Sales Earn $$$ Helping MDs! Process OR CALL write with an advertised pen. medical claims from home. Call the HUGE YARD SALE - Sat. 11/14, 7am- Dee, Natalie, Kim or Mary Federal Trade Commission to find out 2pm @ 624 Elizabeth Rd. (off Clinch Yet this man hesitates to advertise how to spot medical billing scams. Dr.) Tons of great stuff! Everything 1(877)FTC-HELP. A message from the MUST GO! For item details see ad on 904-261-5004 News-Leader and the FTC. craigslist.org. saying advertising does not pay. HELP WANTED - No truck driver Finally, when his unadvertised experience - No problem. Wil-Trans will teach you how to drive. Company business goes under, sponsored CDL training. Must be 23. (800)610-3715. ANF he will then advertise it for sale. MANAGER/SECRETARY NEEDED - Pecan Cracking & Blowing Amelia Island. Call (904)430-7894. LOCAL CAR DEALERSHIP - seeks one qualified Salesperson. 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809 Lots 852 Mobile Homes 856 Apartments 856 Apartments REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 75 X 370 WOODED LOT - on Amelia 2BR/2BA - Beautiful new decor. $600- Unfurnished Unfurnished RENTALS RENTALS Island adjacent to Summer Beach Golf $700/mo. Includes water, lawn. Possible Course. $60,000. Call (386)299-1253. RTO. (904)315-1757 or 613-8401 RIVERFRONT LOFT APT. - on San For Rent - 2BR/1.5BA townhouse apt. 2/1 MOBILE HOME - Chester Rd. Carlos Park. Fantastic sunsets, patio, Newly rebuilt. CH&A, stove, refrig., $625/mo. + deposit. (904)206-3423 2BR/1BA, stainless kitchen appl’s, d/w, carpet. $750/mo. + dep. & ref’s. 817 Other Areas custom cabinets, laundry h/u. $995. 828 Nottingham Dr. (904)261-3035 LAND BARGAIN - 21+ ac $89,900. 3BR/2BA DOUBLEWIDE - for rent. (904) 261-1824 BUSINESS/PROFESSIONAL SPACE Beautifully wooded acreage close to $800/mo. + $800 deposit. Old FOR RENT - Live in an attractive FL/GA border. Enjoy end of road Nassauville Rd. area. Call (912)285- unfurnished 1200 sq. ft. Beach 3313 or (912)550-6542. BEACHES CHOICE - 2BR oceanview Townhouse. 2BR/2.5BA, with all privacy. Perfect for weekend getaway/ apt. Freshly painted, new carpet, Incl: Lobby, offices, restroom, break & cabin in woods/horse farm. Possible 2BR/1BA Trailer - Blackrock area. appliances furnished including a ceiling fans, CH&A, W/D conn. Svc personal enclosed laundry. This 2001 subdivide. Exc. fin. Owner (912) 674- Heat & air. $550/mo. + $500 deposit. pets only. No smoking. $875/mo. conference rooms. Full service lease 0320, www.GAforest.com ANF Call (904)261-6486. Townhouse offered for $900/mo. Call Wtr/sew incl. 737 N. Fletcher. 261- 261-6450 for appt. Foreclosed Online Home Auction - 4127 800+ homes. Bids open 11/16. Open available. Will renovate to suit tenant. House 11/7, 14 & 15. View full listings 855 Apartments 1BR/1BA SPACIOUS STUDIO - 10’ & details Auction.com REDC / Brkr ceiling, CH&A, W/D hookups, very nice. 857 Condos-Furnished 2000-2500 sq ft and 900-1200 sq ft CQ1031187. ANF Furnished $725 includes all utilities. (904)556- Foreclosed Home Auction - 300+ 9581 THE COLONY - 4830 Gulfstream Ct. available. Call Jasmine Properties at Florida homes. Auction 12/5. REDC / At Beach - Remodeled effic $145 wk, 2BR/2BA, fully furnished including Wifi, View full listings www.Auction.com RE incl utils/cable. Also On Island - GREAT 1BR APT - in Historic district. cable, long distance calling. $1250/mo. No. CQ1031187. ANF 2&3BR SWMH in park starting $165 Clean, safe. No smoking. Service Contact phone # (904)838-1969 . 904-583-0058 wk/$660 mo + dep. 261-5034 animals only. $800 incl. electric, water, wireless Internet and satellite TV. 2BR/2BA - on Amelia Island ACROSS FROM OCEAN - 57 S. Private covered porch. Can be rented Plantation. $1200/mo. for 6 months. REAL ESTATE Fletcher Ave. 2BR/2BA completely furnished. (904)415-3090 Call AMELIA RENTALS (904)261-9129. RENTALS furnished. Washer/dryer, d/w, disposal, TV, ceiling fans. $950/mo. + utilities. 2BR/1BA - Unit A, 402 S. 11th St. Deposit $950. Call (904)277-7622 to $750/mo. (904)753-0256 schedule walk through. 851 Roommate Wanted 1BR/1BA EFFICIENCY APT. - with ARTIST’S APT. - with retail space Fall Move-In Special porch, downtown near Centre St. available. $900 includes utilities. 505 Nassau ROOMMATE WANTED - $400/mo. $575/mo. (904)753-0718 S. 9th St. (904)321-3404 Quiet street, close to downtown & 2 MONTHS FREE beach. Call Chuck at (850)567-0208. DUPLEX - Side A. 3BR/2BA, pool, Club Call for Details 856 Apartments ocean view. $1200/mo. (904)753-0256 Apartments 1BR/1BA DOWNSTAIRS APT. - by Best Address in Fernandina Beach • W/D Connections 852 Mobile Homes Unfurnished beach access. Utilities, garage, W/D • Large Closets included. $700/mo. + $700 dep. On Island - 2/1 SWMH in park 2BR/1BA - unfurnished beachside Service dogs only. (904)556-3002 1, 2, 3 & 4 Bedrooms • Private Patios starting $165 wk/$660 mo. + dep. upstairs duplex unit for rent at 832 N • Sparkling Pool Utilities available. Also, At Beach - Fletcher--less than 200 feet to the  Pool effic. apt., $145 wk incl utils/cable. beach. Living room opens on to # ############## • Tennis Courts 261-5034 covered oceanview deck. Unit has  Fitness Center # FOR RENT # • Exercise Room central heat/air and washer/dryer. 

# Business Center 3BR/2BA MOBILE HOME - in $975/mo with 6 month lease & $700 ON ISLAND # • Close to shopping

Blackrock Rd. area. $700/mo. + $400 #  dep---$100 off 2nd months rent---All • 205 S. 9th St. – 3/1, close to schools, $750/mo # Gated Community sec. dep. (904)753-1691 • 20 minutes to Jacksonville utilities included except telephone. Svc # • 925 N. Fletcher/up – 3/1, 1/2 blk. to beach, $875/mo animals only & no smoking. Good # or Fernandina. STATIONERY RV FOR RENT - Weekly # OFF ISLAND # & monthly rates. (904)225-5577 credit & references required. Call 277- FREE RENT #

• 85134 St. Thomas – 3/2, fenced, garage, $1075/mo # 3317 or email [email protected]. Call for Details City Apartments with Country Charm! # 3/2 DWMH - off Radio Rd. Fenced • 96247 Abaco Island Dr. – 3/2 , FP, , on lake, $1150/mo # backyard. Some pets OK. $850/mo. + Affordable Living - for eligible low- # # (904) 845-2922 deposit. (904)206-3423 income persons/families. 1 & 2 • 85196 St. Thomas – 4/2, fenced, scr. porch, $1200/mo (904)277-2500 # bedrooms. Rent based on income. # • 96097 Ridgewood Cir.– 3/2., FP, on lake, $1250/mo MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT - Private 37149 Cody Circle Hilliard, Florida # Apply at Post Oak Apts., 996 Citrona # lots. (904)225-5469 Sandy Mick Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 Dr., Fernandina Beach; (904)277-7817. Palm III, Property Management # # 321-0457 Eastwood Oaks 2BR/2BA TRAILER FOR RENT - 1 Handicap Accessible apts available. # Sat. /Sun. by Appt. acre lot. New A/C. (904)583-1664 Equal Housing Opportunity. ################ Apartments

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10 WILLOW POND 3 BD/2.5 BA home with tile floors, fire place, sunroom AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION EXECUTIVE CUSTOM HOME complet- AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION. 57 LONG POINT. Arthur and peaceful wooded view. ed in December 2008.Quality finishes include Andersen high impact Rutenberg custom executive home on a wonderful marsh view windows, Brazilian hardwood floors, Gourmet Chef Kitchen with gas homesite. This 4 bedroom, 3 car garage pool home is priced for range, stainless steel Kitchen Aid appliances,granite tops, wine cooler, wet bar, gas fireplace, water softner, reverse osmosis system, brick pavers a quick sale. Custom features include cherry kitchen cabinets, driveway, leaded glass front doors, ADT Security System, gas powered granite tops, stainless steel appliances, hurricane shutters, sum- $595,000 Generator powers all the home. Oversize 52 x 21 elevated deck with mer kitchen, landscape lighting, new tile and railing on front views of Red Maple Lake short walk to the Beach from this superb home porch, Rinnai tankless water heater, custom hardwood leaded East of A1A on Amelia Island Plantation. glass front doors. tinted seamless windows overlooking pool MLS#50874 $849,000 and marsh. MLS #49706 $1,595,000 NOW ACCEPTING 800-597-8108 • 277-5980 Vacation Rental Properties Visit AmeliaIslandResales.com 6800 First Coast Highway • Amelia Island, FL 32034 Prices subject to change without notice. for all our listings! P P Serving All of Amelia Island Serving All of Amelia Island

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

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

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 Intracoastal townhome. Fabulous screened lanai in Outrigger at Summer Beach. Fabulous ocean views! Beautiful condos in convenient location. 2 with summer kitchen! Community dock and boat Fully furnished w/ exception of a few personal items. of Summer Beach. 2 or 3 bedrooms starting and 3 bedroom units with garages. Prices slips. Membership to the country club available. at $375,000. Perfect for rentals. Membership to Country Club available. start at $325,000. Prices starting at $750,000 MLS #48002 $899,000 MLS #48352

MARSH FRONT LOT THE PRESERVE TOWN HOMES THE PRESERVE COURTYARD 69 SPINNAKER DRIVE Wonderful buildable lot in private cul-de-sac. Has 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bath, pond view,two-story town- Wonderful homes with the timeless flair of a Let us build your dream home on this beautiful deep water access with boat slip and floating homes with master on 1st floor. Community Mediterranean Villa with views of the pond. Summer Beach golf course lot. Large, wooded pool, walk to the beach. dock. Few steps to the beach, great gated communi- lot has beautiful views. Country Club member- Prices starting at $359,900. ty. Prices starting at $595,000. ship available. $475,000 MLS #48670 $599,000 MLS#45740 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 BRENDA SLATER (904) 261-0624 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 858 Condos-Unfurnished 860 Homes-Unfurnished REAL ESTATE www.fbnewsleader.com 2BR/1BA - All new appliances. W/D. RENTALS Read the news, e-mail the staff, check the 1BR/1BA - in popular Amelia Lakes. Wimbrel Ln. off Philips Manor near Ritz classifieds, or subscribe to Includes pool, fitness center, tennis, Carlton & Peters Point beach access. lakeside. Owner is licensed RE agent. Call (904)556-4491. Florida’s Oldest Weekly Newspaper! $700/mo. + dep. (904)742-4649 863 Office AMELIA PARK COTTAGE - 2BR/2BA, 1/2 MONTH FREE - The Palms at Den or DR, EIK w/granite, great room OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE Amelia 2BR/2BA starting at $825/mo. w/HW floors and FP, screen porch, 1c 402 Centre St. 1000-9000SF 3BR/2BA starting at $900/mo. Call garage. Lawn and shrub maintenance 1 North 4th St (Swan Bldg) (904)277-1983. included. $1200. (904)222-1953 155-170SF 501 Centre St (Maxwell Bldg) 3/3.5 SUMMER BEACH Villa Town- ON ISLAND AT SEASIDE: 2,400 sq. ft. 4-bedroon 3-full baths. Walk or 120-190SF house - includes lawn care, cable, Atlantic Ave @ 14th St 500-2100SF w/d, fireplace, screen porch, granite, cycle to the beach, Ft. Clinch or town. 2-car garage, sprinkler system, smoke 117 S. 9th St 1200SF dbl grg, pool, 2100sf, walk to beach. 1405 Park Ave 918SF $1400/mo. Pet dep. (912)682-8118 and security alarms, fitted for internet, phones & cable. Fully equipped Galphin R/E Svc - (904)277-6597 kitchen, with breakfast nook, formal Office Space - includes utilities & AMELIA LAKES - 2BR/2BA, ground dinning area, and storage area, janitor. Small $125, medium $225, floor, lakefront. $950/mo. Water, sewer, laundry room with washer/dryer. large $350, & office suites avail. washer & dryer included. Call (904) $1,650 month. 904/206-0817 or Jasmine Office Center. Call Mack 612-1137. 770/493-9664. (904)583-0058. LUXURY CONDO - 2BR/2BA, garage, 4BR/2BA Foreclosure! - $11,500. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - Desk, pool, gated community, ground level. Only $217/mo. 5% down 15 years @ bookcase, chair, all utilities, & some The Villas at Summer Beach. Un- 8% apr. Buy 3BR $199/mo. For listings extras. $500/mo. 753-4077 furnished. $1150/mo + util. 277-3206 (800)366-9783 ext 5798. ANF TURNKEY CLASS A OFFICE SPACE - 2006 TOYOTA NOVEMBER SPECIAL NORTH HAMPTON - 3/2.5, 1950sf., in Gateway To Amelia complex AMELIA LAKES scenic views, 18th tee. 85001 Wains- available for professional service firm 1 & 2 Bed Luxury Condos in gated, cott Ct. $1625/mo. Call Don Brown on an office sharing basis. If interested SOLARA waterfront community. Resort-style Realty 225-5510 or 571-7177 contact Sue Armstrong at (904)277- pool, tennis court, 24/7 fit ctr, YULEE COTTAGE - 2BR/1BA, 2788. volleyball & more! Garden tubs, walk-in completely refurbished, CH&A, tile V6 SLE Model. 1 Owner…Like New! closets, & lots of upgrades! Call Jessica EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPACE - to rent bath. $750/mo., 1st & last + $700 (904)415-6969. Starting at $799/mo! or lease. Prestigious Gateway to Amelia security. Call (904)465-0511. Leather, Sunroof, Full Power Suite and www.amelialakes.com location. (904)556-6234 Much More. Only 38K Miles. Beautiful Blue [email protected] ON THE ISLAND - 3BR/2BA, 3630 1st 925 TARPON - North Pointe, 2BR/ Ave. Garage, large back deck, near the 864 Commercial/Retail 2.5BA, close to beach, pool, covered beach. $1200/mo. + $1000 dep. Call Metallic Exterior With Gray Leather. (386)961-8672 or (866)606-8443. parking. $850/mo. Nick Deonas Realty, RESTAURANT FOR LEASE - 3800 sq. Inc. (904)277-0006 ON ISLAND - Beautiful 3000sf 6BR/4 ft. 463179 A1A, Yulee. Permits VALUE PRICED $15,950 full baths. 500 ft. from the ocean in available for alcoholic beverages. (904) THE COLONY - 2BR/2BA, bonus room, nice subdivision. 2-car garage, lawn 557-5004 garage, W/D, pool, tennis courts. service, fitted for internet, phones & $900/mo. Available 12/1/09. Call cable, laundry room with washer/dryer DEERWALK - Prime high visibility (904)557-1507. $2,000/mo. 904-583-6512 location on A1A in O’Neal. 1250sf 1999 CHEVROLET S10 units. Curtiss Lasserre Real Estate CONDOS FOR RENT HOTLINE - Ask TOWNHOME FOR RENT - 3/2, (904)261-4066. about our FREE RENT SPECIAL, private, all new. $985. (904)753-0807 Beautiful Extended Cab, Custom Truck With Darlington Realty, Inc. (904)261-8030. TRANSPORTATION Only 46K Miles! Leather Bucket Seats, CURTISS H. Fernandina Custom Trim, Wheels And Much More. 901 Automobiles CALL TODAY! Beach LASSERRE 2002 VW JETTA - Turbo, 64,000 miles, 4-door, silver, leather, sunroof, 6 Real Estate, Inc. Realty player CD. $6,800/OBO. (904)415- 0371 or (904)415-3160. RESIDENTIAL (904) 261-4011 FSBO - ‘97 Saturn $1900. ‘94 VALUE PRICED $6,950 2057 S. Fletcher Ave. Plymouth Van $2500. ‘91 Dodge PU RENTALS $2500 & ‘95 Dodge PU $2900. All good running condition. 261-5034 LONG TERM LONG-TERM RENTALS •3BR/2.5BA w/pool unfurnished BMW 325i - 2006, arctic metallic, 6 • SUSAN CT. - 3BR/2BA House. Close to cyl., auto. 24,500 miles. Owner paid 95109 Hildreth Ln NO SMOKING WE HAVE OVER 60 CARFAX CERTIFIED, Beach on North End of island. $1050/mo. off. Garage kept, pristine condition. (941)586-7413 $1750 + util. Includes yard & pool Availble Now. maintenance. 1999 Honda Civic $200. 2001 Nissan SERVICED AND SAFETY INSPECTED VEHI- Altima $350. 2003 VW Jetta $400. •730 S 14th. - 3BR/1BA home • KETCH COURT - 3BR/2BA House. 2 Car Garage. 1600 Sq. Ft. Close to Beach. Police impounds. For listings call w/fenced backyard, $875/mo. + util. (800)366-9813 ext 9271. ANF $1,295/mo. Available 12/1/09 CLES READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! • 322 S.6th St. 4BR/2BA $1,100 + util. 2005 DODGE SRT-4 (Turbo) - • 2519 S. Fletcher Ave (West Side), • TIDAL BAY - 3BR/2BA House in Heron $10,500. (904)277-3821 3-4 BR/2.5BA 2800 sq. ft. Home. Lots Isles. 2 car garage. $995/mo. Available 2007 CHEVROLET HHR-LT - Loaded, 11/2/09 like new, 26K miles, moon roof, of parking. Unfurnished $1,400 + util. leather, Pioneer sound, cruise, etc. • 19 S. 14th St., 2/1, $900/mo. + util., • SOUTH FLETCHER -1BR/1BA unit. Asking $14,700. (904)261-5374 STARTING FROM Ocean front with great ocean view. security deposit $1,000. $800/mo. Available Now. • 3BR/2.5BA Very nice 2500 sq.ft. home LONG TERM RENTALS at Florence Point $1,450/mo. + util. • LONG POND LOOP - 3BR/2BA house in Avail 1/1/2010 Cartesian Point. 1800 sq.ft. $1050/mo. ON ISLAND ONLY $3,950 !!! Available Now • 3BR/2BA Home on Amelia Island •127 So. 5th, upstairs,2/1, W/D, $700. with beautiful view of Egans Creek. • AMELIA LANDING - 2BR/2BA •819 So. 7th, 3/2.5, garage, $995. $1,750/mo. + Util. Includes yard & condo, close to beach. Community pool. •679 Grove Pk. Cir., 4/2, fence, pool maintenance No pets. $725/mo. includes water & $1100. • 3BR/2BA Home w/ pool, Dunewood sewage. Available Now. Pl., close to beach and golf course • W. 5th STREET - 2BR/2BA unit. Close OFF ISLAND $1,350/mo + util to beach. $860/mo. Includes water, •Amelia Lakes, 2/2, water incl., Please Visit Us • 619 S. 14th St. 3BR/1BA $975/mo. + garbage & sewage. Available Now. pool, W/D, $900. util. Security deposit of $1,000. • FIRST AVENUE - 3BR/3.5 BA unit. •Marsh Lakes, Village Dr., nice at Our New, Easy-to- • 2801 Elizabeth St - 3/2 upstairs Apt.Great Close to beach. 1 car garage. 2,300 sq. ft. 3/2, 2400 Sq. ft., on lake, $1800. Deck-Oceanview $950/mo. + util. Available 11/2/09. •Lofton Pt., 96041 Piedmont Dr. • 3BR/2BA on First Ave. w/one car off Concourse, 3/2, $1075. Use Website! • AMELIA LAKES - 1BR/1BA 1 car garage. Like new with a partial ocean Chris Invites garage. Community pool. Call Patricia Turner www.prolinemotors.com view $1,150/mo + util. $695/mo. Available Now. Rental Property Manager All His Friends & VACATION RENTAL Cell: Visit Amelia-era.com 904-556-9586 Customers to Stop By • AFFORDABLE WEEKLY/MONTHLY for more listings. www.firstcoastrentalads.com & Say Hello! 2BR/1BA Oceanview. 487 S. Fletcher. Call for more information Broker Associate 474303 E. State Road 200 *All Prices Plus Tax, Title, Registration & $149.00 Customer Service Fees.* 904-261-4066 (800) 741-4011 PAGE 23 November 2009 REAL ESTATE SHOWCASE “Think I’ll let that native land agent be my guide.” FFERNANDINAERNANDINA BBEACHEACH RREALTYEALTY,I,INCNC. REAL ESTATE, 2057 S. Fletcher Avenue 474262 SR 200 (A1A) 542188 US Hwy 1 CURTISS H. LASSERRE INC. 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AWESOME VIEW OF EGAN’S CREEK & 75’ OCEANFRONT LOT. Great CLASSIC BEACH HOUSE on two 50’ ocean- 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 BELLS RIVER ESTATES 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 Beautiful 3/2 on cul-de-sac Sit on your deck overlooking Built in 2008, this 4/2.5 two- Lighthouse. 370+/- ft on Navigable side of rounded primarily by long term residents kitchen. A great beach getaway or opportunity has gas fireplace. 42” cabinets Johnson Lake, a well-fed fresh story is a steal at $169,000! Egan’s Creek and is one of the highest elevations gated community. tons of 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 corian, 18” tile, great room, din- on the east coast. Possible Ocean views upgrades, cul-de-sac lot. handi- on a double lot has new paint, block construction, sprinklers $1,050,000! divide lots. List price $2,249,500. MLS#45764 ing & living rooms. Short sale! $1,095,000 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- of frontage. A great investment at this price. not to sell MH located on lot for reduced price DOWLING DRIVE PETUNIA COURT PERSIMMON CIRCLE WATERFRONT RETREAT ing upstairs, gas fireplace in dining. Seller agrees to Custom built 2-story water- Beautifully landscaped and Ideal Amelia Island location Low country living in this 2- $550,000 $249,000 pay 6 mo. Assoc. fees. Reduced From $272,900 to 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 C EW DU N WONDERFUL OCEANVIEW HOME. In 2,374 HSF ENERGY EFFICIENT Home AMELIA PARK OFFICE CONDO Fronts RE 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 Pre-construction price $325,000 OCEANFRONT HOME LOFTON POINTE SPANISH OAKS TARA GLEN LANE 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 SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME on Amelia BRING YOUR HORSE LOVERS. 3BR/2.5BA townhome at Amelia Park. 2 car ED UC Traditional brick home/with aluminum siding ED Island “ Built in 2008 it has 4 BR/3 BA with a 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 munity pool. $399,900 MLS#49612 MLS#50156 Calhoun St. $99,500 Someruelus $99,000 First Ave $295,000 S. Fletcher $995,000 LOTS AMELIA SOUTH Ian Drive $45,000 10th Street $48,000 OCEAN PARK OCEANFRONT HOTEL SITE - 215’ on the Atlantic, will divide. MARSHFRONT LOT in River Oaks Subdivision +/- 1 Acre $389,000 This 5th floor 2/2 oceanfront Rarely available 3/2 corner unit condominium has been redone Conditional use approved by city for hotel $5,900,000 SOUTHEND/MANUCY RD Beautiful lot $195,000 has wraparound balcony. and is bright & colorful. Fully fur- WALKING DISTANCE TO THE BEACH, 5 oversized lots off Off-Island Located on 3rd floor with fabu- 2 PIRATES WOOD LOTS – 1/2 acre $75,000 Nearly 1 acre $125,000 nished, all appliances & the view Amberwood Ln $67,500 Marc Anthony $46,800 Robert Oliver in Egan’s Landing Subdivision, reduced to $175,000 Bennett Ave $225,500/$350,000 Napeague Dr. $165,000 lous ocean views. Completely 2 ONE ACRE MH LOTS OFF LINDA RD. in Wilson Neck. is awesome! furnished, good rental! each 113’x150’ buy now build later!50x100 ft lot on Tarpon Ave. Brady Point Rd. $480,000 Plum Loop $49,900/$66,000 Open Rural, vested impact fees, wells and septics in place $175,000 #50236 $365,000 $325,000 Burmeister Rd. $31,000 Redbud Lane $199,000 #49595 $449,900 SINGLE WIDE MH in Wilson Neck area Beautiful lot $82,900 OCEANVIEW LOT – 72x125 ft no time frame to build, Great view of Cayman Circle $69,000/$126,900 Reserve at Deer Run 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 POTENTIAL for medium sized site. Corner location with good Conditional use approved by City for hotel. $5,900,000 Little Piney Island $300,000 $899,900 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. FLORA PARKE 1.2 acre wooded lots in own self storage facility and/or add new retail/office. 570’ on 200” US 17 FRONTAGE, 2400 of Block bldg. vested SEA HAWK PLACE Best priced home in this great gated subdivision off U.S. 17, total 3.5 acres+/-. Warehouse on approx. 2 acres. concurrency. Zoned CI Custom-built 4/3.5 marsh front neighborhood! Has courtyard Barnwell Road. Bring $1,575,000 $550,000 home w/inground pool over- 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 Parkway for a Master Planned good shape but needs carpet & no time limit to build. Waterway. 3064 SF built-in Good for townhome, duplex or industrial. $525,000 Development paint. Short Sale! 2006 #50258 $159,000 $119,900 # 49964 $584,000