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Our 148th Year, Number 3 Friday, September 21, 2012 Madison, Florida www.greenepublishing.com Travis A. And Jill Page Family Jim von Roden Named Farm Family Of The Year To Be Honored At National Fallen Firefighters 31st Annual Nation - al FaCllen eFirefieghtmers onies Memorial Service will honor four Florida fire - fighters who died in the line of duty. They are among the 80 firefighters who died in 2011 and five firefighters who died in previous years who will be remembered at the of - ficial national service held at the National Fire Academy in Emmits - burg, Maryland on Sun - day, October 7. Captain James L. von Roden, age 49, of the Lee Community Volun - teer Fire Department James L. von Roden died after collapsing while en route to a brush fire on March 12, 2011. Greene Publishing, Inc. Photo by Emerald Greene, September 18, 2012 Firefighter Joshua O. Burch, age 31, of the Flori - da Forest Service died from burns sustained when The Travis A. and Jill Page family were named Farm Family of the Year at the Annual Farm Bureau Din - he and another firefighter were overrun by fire ner held Tuesday, Sept. 18, in Madison. Travis and Jill are shown holding their twin daughters, Addilyn and while operating at the Blue Ribbon Forest Fire on Pailyn. Look in next week’s Madison County Carrier for a special section featuring photos and stories from Please see von Roden, Page 3 the dinner. Sonny Shroyer To Appear At Celebrity Waiter Night By Jacob Bembry cut short by an injury. Greene Publishing, Inc. “A lot of people think I played with When the United Way hosts Burt Reynolds, but I was there before Celebrity Waiter him,” Shroyer said. Night on Tuesday, Tom Nugent was Sept. 25, from 5-9 the head coach for p.m. at Shelby’s the Seminoles when Restaurant, they Shroyer played and will be waited on by ESPN analyst Lee local celebrities Corso was the quar - like Edward Meggs, terback. Deanna Samaha Shroyer gradu - and Jackie John - ated from the Uni - son. Also on hand versity of Georgia. that evening will be Shroyer’s model - a celebrity whose ing career began fame reaches a lot when he posed for farther than Madi - the cover of the son. Sonny Shroyer, Georgia-Georgia best known as Sonny Shroyer Tech football pro - “Enos” on The Dukes of Hazzard will gram in 1961, wearing football gear. also be on hand. His first movie was Like a Crow on Before Sonny’s acting career be - a June Bug , starring Oscar-winner gan, he played football for the Florida Mercedes McCambridge. State Seminoles before his career was Please see Shroyer, Page 3 B.E.A.R Center Charter Presents First School ABy pLynpetrteo Novrreis d Monthly Report Greene Publishing, Inc. After months of To School Board planning, prepara - Photo Submitted By Lynette Norris tion and paperwork, Greene Publishing, Inc. several members of With the school year now underway, Sean Gold - the board for James er and Jamie Newberry, representing the B.E.A.R Madison Preparato - Guign And Judi Wyche Center (formerly the Madison Excel School) pre - ry High School, at - sented their first monthly report to the school board. tending the Madison After a difficult day at the Center, Golder, the County School Board Named 2012 Florida chief administrator of the facility, told the board Meeting, Sept. 18, fi - that “Sometimes Murphy (of Murphy’s Law) is our nally heard the news friend,” adding that he wanted transparency in the they had been wait - process that the Center was going through in getting Tree Farmer Of The Year ing for: the school The Florida Forestry Association recognized Benjamin “Guign” and Judi things off the ground and running smoothly, and board’s approval of Wyche, owners of a 330-acre tree farm in Madison County, as the 2012 Florida that included the occasional bumps and hurdles as the new charter high Tree Farmer of the Year at its Annual Meeting on September 6 in Destin. Please see B.E.A.R., Page 3 school. “Forestry and tree farming have been in the Benjamin Wyche family for Dr. Cheryl decades,” said Lynetta Usher Griner, president of the Florida Forestry Associa - James, speaking for tion. “A small business owner in Madison County, Ben has owned and managed the school district this 330-acre Tree Farm, named ‘Rollercoaster Hill,’ since he inherited it from committee that had his father over 10-years ago. This property has been a Certified Tree Farm since reviewed the school’s 2003. It is obvious that Guign and Judi have a shared commitment to protect the 150-page application, ecological value of their land, while producing forest products that Florida said that the applica - needs.” tion had met the “Benjamin and Judi Wyche are a wonderful example of a family that finds deadline and was “re - many benefits from owning and managing forests,” said Alan Shelby, executive ceived in a complete vice president of the Florida Forestry Association. “We can all learn from their Please see Charter, example of being good land stewards with core values of hard work, communi - Page 3 ty responsibility and commitment to protecting Florida’s forest legacy. Their Please see Wyche, Page 3 Index Local Weather 1 Section, 10 Pages Around Madison 4 Obituaries 4 Fri 87/67 Sat 89/67 Sun 88/68 Mon 90/64 Women In Business 5 From Page One 3 9/21 9/22 9/23 9/24 Classifieds/Legals 9 History 8 Sunshine and clouds mixed. A Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper More sun than clouds. 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Whether you like it or not, breakfast is the most important meal of the day. But, many Madison County Jacob’s Ladder Americans choose to skip it, opting for larg - Extension Service Jacob Bembry Diann Douglas Columnist er meals later in the Guest Columnist day. This is why Sep - tember is designated as Build a Better Break - fast. A meal that has been the subject of much research over the years, it is a proven Make Breakfast fact the breakfast Lost Causes eaters are better off than breakfast skip - A Priority pers. population doesn’t like run out the door, pop Do you believe in yourself? Do Saul as a know-it-all vindictive reli - Breakfast literally traditional breakfast one in the toaster, top it you believe in others? gious leader, Jesus saw His heart. Je - means breaking the food. Don’t let these ex - with peanut butter or Jesus was the greatest believer sus made Saul into the greatest fast. Your body has cuses keep you from cream cheese and add in people the world has ever seen. preacher the world has known. gone without food dur - starting your day off sliced fruit, roll it up He saw something in Simon, who The main thing that helped ing the night’s sleep, on the right foot with a and you can eat it on became Peter. He saw something in these people was the grace of Jesus operating in a fasting healthy breakfast. your drive to work. Saul, who became Paul. He saw Christ. mode for 10 to 12 hours. Most breakfast Find a recipe for a high something in you. He saw something It is what saved Peter. A body needs food to foods are low in calo - fiber muffin, bake a in me. He loved us enough to go to It is what saved Paul. fuel up for the day’s ac - ries and fat. Skip the batch and eat one with the Cross and die for us. It is what saved me and it is what tivities, so that is why coffee and donuts or a a glass of milk or or - In the gruff, unrefined Simon, has saved you, if you have accepted breakfast is so impor - drive through the fast ange juice. He saw a man who could lead others Jesus Christ. tant. It has been food window. Break - For a nontradition - to Him. He would groom the Big Do you know someone who may proven students who fast doesn’t have to be a al breakfast, leftover Fisherman into the Big Evangelist. seem like a lost cause? Why not in - eat breakfast perform cooked meal, if you veggie pizza and a glass In the educated and religious vest time in them and tell them better in school; they find it hard to pull a of milk is a good Saul, He saw someone He could use. about Jesus Christ? He is the Savior have a longer attention breakfast together be - choice. Try mashed Although the world may have seen of lost causes. span and score higher cause you aren’t a pinto beans on a tor - on tests. The same ap - morning person, take a tilla, topped with moz - plies to adults, their few minutes the night zarella cheese and a Madison County… work performance is before to plan what you glass of 100% orange better when their body will eat. It may be that juice will meet the cri - is fueled at the start of you boil an egg or cut teria of a healthy Jail the day. With this in - up fruit and store in breakfast. Even a ba - formation at hand, you the refrigerator con, lettuce and tomato would think everyone overnight. sandwich can be a Report would be eating break - When preparing great morning meal. fast, but the American breakfast, try to in - Start your day with Dietetic Association re - clude a whole grain, a off right by building a 9/13 9/17 Registration ported that 48% of the source of protein and a better breakfast to give Jessica Lynn Sex - Lelania Desiree Jacob Marcel children in the US do serving of fruit. Some - you nutrients and ener - ton - Expired Drivers Diaz - Possession of Monts - Violation of not eat breakfast. thing as easy as cheese gy to fuel you through License Marijuana (Less than Parole One myth that toast on whole wheat the morning. For more Thomas Leo Dixon 20 grams), Possession Troy Edward doesn’t hold up is bread with a glass of ideas on creating a nu - Jr. - Doctor Shopping of Controlled Sub - Posey Jr. - Driving breakfast causes 100% orange juice will tritious breakfast or stance, Paraphernalia with a Suspended Li - weight gain. The truth meet the description of meal planning on a 9/14 Heather Christine cense, Reckless Dri - is that breakfast eaters a complete breakfast. budget, contact the Authur Lee Mc - Miller - Violation of In - ving, Failure to Have do a better job at You may want to keep Madison County Exten - Daniel - Disorderly In - junction, Trespassing Required Endorse - weight management. the blender handy and sion Service. toxication Charles Lamar ment on Driver’s Li - Research shows people whip up a breakfast The University of O’Quinn - Sex Offender cense who skip breakfast will smoothie, ingredients Florida/IFAS Exten - overeat the rest of the like low-fat milk and sion – Madison Coun - day causing weight fruit are easy to pour ty is an Equal gain over time. There and go. Instead of Employment Opportu - are many reasons why pouring milk on your nity Affirmative Ac - people skip breakfast. cereal, change it up tion Employer United Way Celebrity Time is a big factor, and mix cereal with a authorized to provide people often complain container of flavored research, educational they don’t have time to yogurt and add some information and oth - By KWristin Fainniey ter Event Slated fix a meal and eat it be - fruit. er services only to in - Greene Publishing, Inc. fore heading out the Make food on the dividuals and The United Way of Madison will be hosting door. Some people weekend that can be institutions that their Celebrity waiter event this month. The claim they aren’t hun - eaten during the week. function without re - event will be taking place at Shelby’s on Sep - gry when they first get Whip up a batch of gard to race, color, tember 25. Dinner will begin being served at 5 up in the morning. pancakes or waffles sex, age, handicap or p.m. and will last until 9 p.m. Still a segment of the and freeze. Before you national origin. Local celebrities will serve those who at - tend throughout the night. There will be a dessert auction at 7:30. There will be a lot of fel - lowship and plenty of laughs. The money that is Did raised will go towards helping the children and elderly of Madison County. Please come out and show your support for the United Way. The Madison You Enterprise-Recorder P.O. 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www.greenepublishing.com Friday, September 21, 2012 From Page One Madison Enterprise-Recorder 3 von Roden Shroyer Wyche cont from Page 1 cont from Page 1 cont from Page 1 June 20, 2011. Other movies and TV appearances followed, upcoming tour on Nov. 8 will give others a chance to Forest Ranger/Firefighter Brett L. Fulton, age with Shroyer playing the heavy in most of see many of the outstanding conservation practices 52, of the Florida Forest Service died from burns them. While working on Freedom Road , he got that make them so worthy of this honor.” sustained when he and another firefighter were cast as Enos on The Dukes of Hazzard . Because Guign is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B.G. Wyche. overrun by fire while operating at the Blue Ribbon fans loved the bumbling, goofy character so Judi is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Baeli. Forest Fire on June 20, 2011. much, it was spun off into the show Enos . Judi is also the owner of Curves in Madison. Firefighter Gregory Leon Harris, age 40, of the Shroyer has kept busy the last few years, The American Tree Farm System is a nation - Miami-Dade County Fire Rescue Department suf - playing in such TV shows as Matlock, I’ll Fly wide community of more than 96,000 individuals fered an aortic tear while pulling a hose line at a fire Away and Superboy and has appeared in moves and families joined by their desire for excellence in and later died on April 22, 2011. such as Ray and as Bear Bryant in Forrest forest stewardship. These landowners do right by The names of those firefighters who died in the Gump . He just completed a part in a miniseries their land, to meet the highest standards of sustain - line of duty will be added to the National Fallen called Rectify , where he played Mayor Johnny ability and to be good stewards for the future. Firefighters Memorial on the Academy grounds. Daggett. The miniseries will run on the Sun - The Florida Forestry Association is the oldest The national tribute is sponsored by the National dance Channel. He has also done a role in The state-wide, forestry trade organization to represent Fallen Firefigh ters Foundation (NFFF) and the De - Way Home and in one called Unconditional . the interests of forest landowners, wood producers, partment of Homeland Security. More than 6,000 Shroyer was invited to help with the silvicultural contractors, foresters and the wood-us - people, including Members of Congress, Adminis - Celebrity Waiter dinner by Mark Buesccher, one ing industry in Florida. The Florida Forestry Asso - tration officials and other dignitaries, members of of his friends and a local accountant. He said he ciation is celebrating its 90th anniversary this year. the fire service, and families and friends of the fall - For more information, visit was glad to help support the United Way be - en firefighters will attend the event. Families will re - www.floridaforest.org. cause of the groups they help support. ceive flags flown over the U. S. Capitol and the “If it hadn’t been for the Boys Club when I National Memorial. Members of the fire service, was growing up, I’d probably have been dead,” honor guard units and pipe and drum units from he said. He told about two bicycle races that the Charter across the U.S. will participate in this national trib - ute.For a complete list of fallen firefighters being Boys Club sponsored. honored and a widget to display their information “It’s a lot better practicing for a bicycle race cont from Page 1 than it is to get on drugs,” he said. on your website, along with Memorial Weekend re - and compiled manner” that made the committee’s fi - Shroyer’s friend, Bill Hill, a former har - lated videos, photos, media and broadcast informa - nal page-by-page, word-by-word review go smoothly. monica player for the Singing Americans South - tion visit Weekend.Firehero.org . James then briefly reviewed the final steps of ern gospel group and a football official in South the process for the last three weeks, including the Georgia, will be on JMPHS board’s presentation at the last school board hand to entertain that meeting, and several subsequent meetings between evening. the review committee and JMPHS representatives, Sonny and his addressing concerns and needed changes to the ap - wife, Paula, have two plication that had resulted in a well-written docu - grown sons. ment “that meets the standards in all 19 sections.” The committee’s recommendation was for ap - proval. The school board voted 4-1 to approve the new charter high school, with Clyde Alexander cast - ing the dissenting vote. B.E.A.R. cont from Page 1 well as successes. “I don’t want this relationship to be contract provider and school board, be - cause they’re all our kids and we’re navigating these waters together,” he said. After describing a few more unforeseen bumps with vendors, he turned to the goals that the Center has met or exceeded so far. The daily attendance rate has been above 95 percent, exceeding the goal of Original Wood Floors Rolling Hills 90 percent. Calling parents regarding absences has proven successful; parents are beginning to understand the process and now many of them call the school & Terazzo Patio & Great Views in advance when a child is ill or has a doctor’s appointment that will take them out of classes. Other goals include 90 percent of the students not receiving a bus referral this semester, 100 percent participating in an experiential learning activity and 90 participating in a service learning activity. The center has a data tracking system that helps spot trends and help with problem solving. For example, if several incident reports are coming from the same classroom, perhaps that classroom and instructor needs a closer look. Speaking to the education side of things, Newberry recounted the students’ experience with two community service projects, a bake sale in Greenville and a lemonade stand at the courthouse, saying that the community members at both locations were warm and welcoming, and the students had opportunities to learn how to offer services in a business setting and learn social skills while interacting with members of the general public. Referring to a recent bowling trip that the students had earned for their good work, she explained how that event also became a learning opportunity, $39,000 $125,000 when students normally combative with each other learned to work together on 0.40 Acres 3 Bed/2 Bath 30.00 Acres 3 Bed/2 Bath teams, and still be competitive without the antagonism. There were a number of things the staff was trying to implement at the school, said Golder, and sometimes “It’s like trying to change tires on a rolling bus.” Million Dollar View “It has been a challenge, but we appreciate the opportunity,” Newberry With Sloping Pastures added. “We love those children, even when they give us a run for our money.” LD SO

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$575,000 $95,000 Greene Publishing, Inc. Photo by Lynette Norris, September 18, 2012 24.93 Acres 4 Bed/3 Bath 80 Acres Sean Golder and Jamie Newberry of the B.E.A.R. Center of Madison display a poster collage of photos highlighting events and student activities from the first few weeks of classes. www.greenepublishing.com 4 Madison Enterprise-Recorder Around Madison County Friday, September 21, 2012 Obituaries Leone Nutter Mamie Lee Rev. Dr. Jimmy Weisenborn Fead Protsman Brookins Reverend Dr. Jimmy Leone Nutter Weisenborn Protsman passed Brookins, 69, accepted his away on Monday, September 17, 2012, at the age of Master’s call on Saturday, Sep - 96. tember 15, 2012. Funeral ser - She was living in Thomasville, Ga., and was a vices are 11 a.m. Saturday at resident of Camelia Gardens. Leone was born in Memorial Mis sionary Baptist Hamilton, Ohio, on March 31, 1916, but had lived Church, Monticello, with a in Florida and Georgia for the past several wake from 6-7:30 p.m. Friday decades. at St. Stephen M. B. Church. She is survived by her sons, David of Athens,l Burial will be in Hickory Hill Georgia and Steve, of Thomasville; their wives, Cemetery. Viewing-visitation Janet and Wilma; four grandchildren: Lori Fyffe will be 2-4 p.m. Friday at TILL - of Augusta, Ga.; Steve Weisenborn II of MAN OF MONTICELLO 850- Thomasville, Ga.; Mike Weisenborn of 997-5553 and at St. Stephen Watkinsville, Ga.; and Beth Anne Brooks of Mari - from 5-7:30 p.m. etta, Ga.; and their families. There are 9 great- The pastor of St. Stephen grandchildren. Leone is also survived by her in Miccosukee for 30 years, Dr. sister, Wilma Raye Schiering of Beavercreek, Mamie Lee Fead, 77, of Brookins was well-known and Ohio, and by numerous nieces and nephews and Greenville, FL went to be with the respected throughout the Big their families. Her first husband, Carl Weisen - Lord on Sunday, September 16, 2012. Bend area. He was a retired born, passed away in 1960 and her brother, E. J. A lifelong resident of Madison Coun - custodian for the Jefferson Nutter from Xenia, Ohio, also predeceased her. ty, Ms. Fead was retired from Florida County School District; Presi - After graduating from Hamilton High School Plywood and was a devoted member dent of the Jefferson Co. Min - in Hamilton, Ohio, Leone received her RN degree of Young Reaper Missionary Baptist ister’s Conference; 3rd V. P. of and worked as a private duty nurse, a hospital Church, where she served in numer - the First Bethlehem M. B. Eddie (Edna) and John Lee, nurse, and then as the school nurse at Fairfield, ous capacities. Servic es are 3 p.m. Assn.; V.P. of the Jefferson Co. James and Joseph (Pamela) Ohio, High School. She moved to Madison and be - Saturday at Shiloh Missionary Bap - House-to-House Prayer Band; Ru dolph; uncle, Rev. Willie came the Director of the Student Union and was tist Church, Greenville, with burial board member, Jefferson Co. Anderson; mother-in-law, Den - the College Nurse at North Florida Junior College at Young Reaper (Bellamy) Cemetery. Senior Citizens Center; mem - nie Anderson; sisters-in-law, in 1962, where she remained until the early 1970s. Viewing-visitation is 3-7:30 p.m. Fri - ber, Big Bend Hospice Adviso - Lefornia (Havord) Francis and She returned to college and graduated from day at TILLMAN OF MONTICELLO ry Council; volun teer and Josephine James; brother-in- Ashland College in Ashland, Ohio, in 1972, earn - 850-997-5553. mentor for Jefferson Co. law, Willie J. Anderson; along ing a B.A. in Sociology. She was married to Nor - She leaves to treasure her love Schools; and member of with numerous nieces, man Protsman from 1969 until his death in 2009. and memory: her loving daughter, countless other civic and reli - nephews, cousins, friends, They resided in Live Oak for most of their mar - Lettie (Nazareth) Fead Barrington; gious organizations. He had many foster children, boys he riage. They traveled widely, were active in their sisters, Ruby Crumity and Virginia also pastored Piney Grove, mentored, the St. Stephen church and in the community, supported the Ad - (Joseph) Jones; brothers, J.C. Sr., Earl Whigham, Ga. and Mt. Pil - Church Family whom he loved vent Christian Village in Dowling Park and the (Nadine), John Henry, James, Jim grim M.B. Church, dearly, fellow volunteers and Florida Sheriff’s Boys’ Ranch. Leone was also a (Teresa), Ervin (Lucretia) and Elijah Thomasville, Ga. laborers in the Lord. member of the DAR, and a past member of the Fead; General Jr. (Betty), Felix (Der - He leaves to cherish pre - Live Oak Women’s Club. They both supported lene), Bernard, Greg (Shemikia), Clif - cious memories, the apple of North Florida Community College, and donated ford and Larry (Sharon) Proctor; 17 his eye, high school sweet - the Norman O. and Leone N. Protsman Bell Tower grandchildren; 22 great-grandchil - heart and loving wife of 49 to the campus in 1992. dren; sisters-in-law, Louise and Pam years, Evangelist Miner A. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that do - Fead; and a host of nieces, nephews, Brookins; daughter, Sandra nations be sent to the Florida Sheriff’s Boys’ others relatives and loving friends. (Minister Sidney) Brookins- Ranch, P.O. Box 2000, Live Oak, Fl 32064. Funeral Predeceasing Mamie were her par - Crudup; son, Jimmy (Jackye) arrangements are being handled by Daniels Fu - ents, Jim Sr. and Virginia McCray Brookins, Jr.; grandson, Jim - neral Homes in Live Oak, with the service Fead and General Proctor, Sr.; and my Christopher Brookins; sis - planned for 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 22nd her sons, Samu el, Laddis and Connell ters, Evelyn (Harold) Cook at Daniels Memorial Chapel, followed by burial at Fead and her brothers, Henry, Elmo and Rosemary (Ricky) the Live Oak Cemetery. and Willie Clarence Fead. Hutchinson; brothers, Elder Madison Autism Parents Share Knowledge and Resources “Madison Autism son County; Parents (MAP) is a sup - Gladney port group for parents, Cherry, ESE relatives, guardians, and specialist friends who have been with the touched by Autism,” or - Madison ganizer Leslie McLeod County explained. “In our School Dis - monthly meetings, we trict; and Dr. will discuss issues that Gary Walby affect our loved-ones and with the our own lives. We will Ounce of Pre - have open discussions vention Fund and have guest speakers of Florida, frequently,” she went who is also onto say. facilitating a During their inau - local Devel - gural MAP meeting held opmental on Thursday, September Disabilities 13, from 6-8 p.m. at the Coalition that Madison County Exten - looks to support sion Office, these guest MAP and gener - care would be regularly speakers included: Kelli ously supplied dinner available during meet - Bell, a speech patholo - for the well-attended ings to ensure not only gist who discussed meeting. parental comfort and a speech therapy and of - Parents of autistic family atmosphere, but fered creative parenting children in Madison also an environment tips regarding exercises County have periodical - where children of that benefit children ly come together in the Autism could construc - with Autism; Lerena past to share knowledge tively mix and mingle. Fleck, Autism consul - and resources. Joining MAP is scheduled to tant from the FSU Cen - other parents and com - meet the second Thurs - ter for Autism and munity supporters, sev - day of each month at the Related Disabilities eral of these parents Madison County Exten - (CARD), who recom - were also on hand to pro - sion Office, with the next mended resources and vide experience and en - meeting set for October phone/video confer - couragement and a great 11 at 6 p.m. This meeting ences coming to Madi - sense of excitement at will feature an open dis - having an energetic cussion format, allowing group where valuable experienced and new education and timely parents of Autism the support could be shared opportunity to share in a setting of love and challenges, as well as inspiration. It was also success stories. As not - emphasized that child - ed, dinner and childcare will be provided. For more information, con - tact Leslie McLeod at (850) 929-4931, or email at [email protected] . MAP also has an infor - mative Facebook page, MAP – Madison Autism Parents. “You’re not alone” – “Progress is on your side.” – “Hope will al - ways be there.” www.greenepublishing.com Friday, September 21, 2012 Madison’s Women In Business Madison Enterprise-Recorder 5

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Salutes All Our Women In Business “We Are Home When You Need Us.” 119 SW CAPTAIN BROWN RD • MADISON, FL 32340 A History Of Business And Professional Women From The 1950s Women celebrate the 1979 to endorse federal candi - BPW/PAC announced the first- on affirmation action through - passage of the 19th Amend - dates. ever endorsement of a presi - out the nation: 1996 in Califor - ment granting them the right To underscore the eco - dential ticket by endorsing nia, 1998 in Washington, and to vote: Aug 26, 1920. nomic inequity women face in Clinton-Gore. BPW/USA’s 1999 in Florida. BPW/USA 1922: Execu - their jobs BPW/USA launched grassroots membership Social Security Reform Morrow Insurance Group, Inc. tive Committee Meeting in its Red Purse Campaign with worked as never before in became a front-burner issue ~Salutes~ Kansas City, Missouri the theme 'Better Pay for GOTV (Get Out The Vote!) for BPW/USA in 1999 and Dr. Minne Maffett, Women' in 1987. campaigns. From voter educa - continues to be an issue Kristen, Charlotte & Janie 1939/44 BPW/USA Presi - tion forums, working in candi - BPW/USA follows closely. For All Your Hard Work dent shares mess with the 1980s date campaigns, fundraising The wage gap contributes to Station Complement WAC BPW/USA tackled “com - for candidates and registering a $200,000 loss in social secu - “If You Don’t Know Insurance, Know Your Agent” Detachment at Camp Crow - parable worth” by calling for women to vote, 1992 proved to rity benefits to the average 161 S. Duval Ave. • Madison, FL der, Missouri. newspapers to stop the occupa - be the “Year of the Woman,” woman. President John F. tional segregation in classified electing a record 4 women to (850) 973-4191 Kennedy signs the 1963 ads (clustering of women in a the U.S. Senate and an un - 2000s Equal Pay Act into law as few restricted occupations of precedented 24 women to the BPW/USA expanded its 1962-63 BPW/USA president low-paying, dead-end jobs). 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Moses sister mission is free, howev - thy father and thy mother marked with names and aided hi…Tell them all er, a love offering will that thy days may be long dates and the last one about the Savior…” be received during the upon the land which the wondering what her mis - Reports are of the concert. Lord thy God hath given sion in life was at that blessings the 72 women This trio has taken thee.” There’s an article time. from all around received radio and Christian mu - in our latest FRS Retire Preacher’s morning Saturday at our church sic by storm. They are Newsletter, Summer message was “Spiritual as they met for Beth quickly positioning 2012: “Life Begins at Growth in the Family” Moore’s “Living Proof themselves as the group 100.” using many Scriptures, Live Simulcast.” to watch. As we grow to As of May 12, 2012, especially Deuteronomy We remember Iduma love this wonderful there were 145 retirees 6:14-15 about loving God (Smith) and Hettie (Sel - meld of Crabb/Bowling and surviving beneficia - with all our heart, soul man) and their lives and music our sense of ries over the age of 100. and might…and that we the years they kept our their purpose is obvi - Of these retirees, 110 live teach our children His church nursery and give ous. These people love ing that time they were Gospel Music Week’s in Florida, one lives in Word, diligently, as we thanks for them and great songs, know how the recipients of three Dove Awards, at GMA’s Germany, the remaining talk of Him as we sit at pray for their families. to deliver them, and ob - GRAMMY nomina - Seminar in the Rockies 34 live in 14 states. The home, as we walk, as we They died not many days viously love God and tions, 11 Dove Awards, and numerous other oldest is 108 and retired lie down, and as we get apart. ministry. The trio con - 16 number one songs major events. Their de - in 1965. up, and to write them on Preacher reminded sists of Mike Bowling and numerous other ac - but release, Faith To Be - We have several peo - our doorposts. (I always us twice about the mis - and his wife, Kelly and complishments. Kelly’s lieve, has garnered a ple in our county over wanted us to do that) and sion and importance of alto Terah Crabb Pen - unmistakable voice record four number one 100. on our gates. the McGuire State Mis - hollow. could be heard on the songs (“We Have A Sav - Beautiful flowers We are truly blessed sions Ministry. Music The Bowling Family family’s hits “Don’t You iour,” “Your Cries Have were placed in church in to be part of the Family touches us. Lynne played are no strangers to the Wanna Go,” “Good Awoken The Master,” “A memory of their par - of God in his place “The Longer I Serve Christian music world Day,” “Jesus Will Do Miracle Today” and ents. Bill and Rosalie where God has placed us Him, the Sweeter He having a long list of ac - What You Can’t,” “Trail “Notified”), as well as Russell by Van and Ann and we treasure our Grows,” a favorite of complishments during Of Tears,” as well as the 2008 Song of the (Horton). Their mother’s leaders and everyone! Mrs. Audrey Woods and their vocal careers. singing harmonies on Year (“Your Cries Have service was very touch - The third verse of many others. While Mike began all the others. After the Awoken The Master). ing as four family mem - “Brethren, We Have Met Bern Smith prayed singing and playing pi - birth of the Bowling’s The Bowling Fami - bers spoke. Van told of to Worship” says, “Sis - the offertory prayer. ano at a very young age, third child, Kelly real - ly is excited to be in looking in her Bible and ters, will you come and Worship Choir sang he had a very impres - ized it was time to join ministry together. They “No, Not One” after Jim sive musical beginning her husband on stage as know that all roads spoke of its meaning to at only 16 years old; a Mike & Kelly Bowling. have led to this time him because of his two year span with the In August 2009, Ter - and this place! God’s grandmother’s love, liv - legendary LeFevres. ah Crabb Penhollow of - timing is perfect and ing and teaching. It also Mike then went on to ficially joined Mike and they are aware that was one of Mother’s fa - earn a degree in Respi - Kelly on stage full-time much work must be vorites. Lynne played it ratory Therapy before and the group changed done. The world is in with special emphasis returning to the music their name to the Bowl - need of the Gospel. The and the Choir sang it that world. In 1995, he joined ing Family. Terah previ - power of a song as a way! It was wonderful! the New Hinsons, a per - ously traveled with her tool to reach the mass - We have so many on fect blend considering sister, Kelly, and her es, once again is wit - our hearts and in our Mike’s vocals are very three brothers as the nessed. prayers for illnesses – distinctively similar to Crabb Family. Terah is The careers and very serious for many – those of the late Kenny known for being soft ministries that Mike, thanks for healing, too, Hinson. After lending spoken off stage, but an Kelly and Terah have en - for those left behind by his vocal abilities to sev - amazing talent onstage. joyed thus far is hum - death of loved ones, for eral of their high-chart - She is most known bling for them. Life has those in need of all kinds ing songs, Mike went on for her lead vocals on been sweet. But, oh how – not enough food, mon - to join another success - “He’ll Make A Way,” sweet is the thought of a ey, those needing Jesus ful family group, the “Traveling On,” “Jesus young family, a “new” vi - as their Savior, our mili - Perrys. While with the In A Song” and “I’ve sion, passion and grate - tary, our country, she Perrys, Mike was fea - Come to Take You fulness for the collective would because God loves tured on songs such as Home.” Terah sings calling, as a family? As us all and sent His Son to “God Sent Angels,” “By with an instantly recog - long as there is a song save us! Faith I Can Touch Him nizable sweet anoint - and a place to sing it, the Jesse Ventura said Now,” “Not Even A ing. Terah and her Bowling Family is com - on Monday night, “When Stone,” “Redeemed,” husband Jonathon have mitted to making Gospel the power of love takes “When He Spoke,” and one son, Logan, and re - music together. With over the love of power, many others. side in Tennessee. Mike and Kelly’s three there will be peace.” We After Mike’s mar - The Bowling Fami - girls in tow the future is proclaim God’s love and riage to Kelly, Kelly ly has appeared on the bright, and who knows thank Him. Amen! sang with her family, Gaither Homecoming how many Bowling girls the Crabb Family, Mike series concerts and will be on that stage spent the next six years videos, TBN, during with them in the future. traveling as a soloist garnering a tremen - dous amount of suc - cess. In fact, he has been noted as the first Southern Gospel soloist to achieve back to back number one positions on the Singing News Of Madison County Top 80 charts. Kelly 850-878-5310 spent more than 15 1723 Mahan Center Boulevard years with her family, Tallahassee, Florida 32308 www.bigbendhospice.org The Crabb Family. Dur - Your Hometown Hospice Since 1983 www.greenepublishing.com 8 Madison Enterprise-Recorder Turn Back Time Friday, September 21, 2012 emembrance Of Things Past: John Page

On Tuesday, Aug. 21, Madison native John Page windows. I didn’t even know these men! I think they was elected to County Commission, Super District 5, were appellate court judges, but I remember they in Lowndes County, Ga. won big in Madison County. With four candidates on the ballot he ran in the “I loved the political rallies and fish fries at the Republican Primary on July 31. He defeated two of Courthouse. On election night, Daddy would take tRhe men running. Candidate Jody Hall received me to watch the votes being counted. One by one 2,180 votes and Page received 2,085 votes, a statisti - from each precinct in the county, poll workers would cal difference of 38.42 percent to 36.75 percent. With come into the courthouse with old wooden boxes no one receiving more than 50 percent of the vote, with padlocks on them. Election Supervisor Kath - Hall and Page were placed in a run-off election. leen Burnette would take a key and open the box, Their race was the only one n the run-off and Page and the Board of Elections would sit around the defeated Hall 925 votes to 858 votes. Page had 52 per - courtroom tables and had count each paper ballot. I cent of the votes to Hall’s 48 percent. remember the board members all had legal pads, The district has 53,000 people and covers two- and they literally tallied up the votes as each ballot thirds of Lowndes County. It is a diverse district was read aloud. The totals from each precinct were that covers miles of sparsely populated rural dirt then written by each candidate’s name on a chalk - roads to the upscale areas of Kinderlou, Stone board down stairs in the Courthouse hallway. Every - Creek, Cherry Creek and Country Club. The district thing was done in the open, and anyone could watch has small towns and communities, as well as Val - the process. I think that was a better way and the dosta State University and Moody Air Force Base. It computer systems that produce no paper ballots we goes the entire length of the northern county line, now use in Georgia. High-tech does not necessarily bordering Lanier, Berrien and Cook Counties. The mean better! entire length of the western county line bordering “The first time I ran for anything was for MHS all of Brooks County, and across the entire southern student council in the 10th grade. I won and became end of Lowndes County from the Brooks to the Recording Secretary of the Council. I was re-elected Echols County line and the entire length of the my junior year, and in my senior year, I was elected Florida line that borders Madison and Hamilton Class Treasurer. What really ‘fired me up’ was when Counties, then north to Dasher. There are five mu - Harvey Greene and I represented Madison at the nicipalities in the district – two-thirds of Valdosta, Florida American Legion Boys State in Tallahassee. all of Hahira, Lake Park, Remerton and half of It was the summer of 1980, and we stayed on the Dasher. It also includes the communities of Cly - and it will alwJayso beh spneci aPl toa mge. Ie have fond mem - campus of FSU. It lasted a week, and hundreds of attville, Rudland, Oakley and Mineola. ories of people and places, and I think of them often! boys came from all over the state. We held cam - Page stated, “I have knocked on countless doors, Right now, I can vividly recall old Madison High paigns, elected a governor, a cabinet, senators and jumped ditches, put out over 500 signs, did newspa - School with its sounds, how the classrooms and au - representatives. I was elected to the House of Repre - per interviews, radio talk shows, TV shows, spoken ditorium looked, and my teachers and friends. My sentatives. We met in the Capital, formed legislative at fish fries and political meetings, got hugs from education at Madison High School and Madison committees, drafted our own bills, and voted on pro - women I did not know, spent late nights listening to County High School and the spiritual upbringing I posed legislation in the chambers of the House of people, drove hundreds of miles, was cussed at a few had at church have shaped me into the man I am to - Representatives. The American Legion members times, fought dogs and gnats, sweated profusely in day. I would not be where I am today if it were not and the Florida Highway Patrolmen led it with Gov. the South Georgia heat, and killed one moccasin and for the impact Madison has had in my life. Bob Graham. It made me appreciate our form of two rattlesnakes. Thank God it’s over! I don’t face a “I grew up around politics and became interest - government, and it had a great impact on me. I went Democrat in the November general election. I look ed in it when I was a child. My daddy loved politics, back the next summer as a junior counselor.” forward to taking office Jan. 1, 2013.” and he held elective office for many years as Madi - Page often fills the pulpits in area churches and Page grew up in Madison and he is the son of son County Prosecuting Attorney. My first experi - currently serves on the Personnel Committee and the late Ernest and Bunnie Page. His brother, Ernie, ence campaigning was when I was nine or 10 years teaches a class at Crossroads Baptist Church in Val - and his family currently live in Madison. Page at - old. Daddy gave me some Judge Don Carroll and dosta. He has been a part-time family mediator for tended Madison High School through his junior Dick Ervin III campaign signs, a roll of Scotch tape, over 12 years, and is currently the owner of Page In - year, and in 1981, he was in the first graduating class a hammer and some nails. I put them in the basket surance and Financial Services, where he is an in - of Madison County High School. Page said, on my bike and rode through Madison, nailing those dependent insurance broker and financial services “Though I now live in Hahira, Ga., I love Madison signs to trees, light poles, and taping them to store professional, licensed in Georgia and Florida. Fish Day Way Back When Now Is The Time For Stocking • 3-5” Channel Catfish $35 per 100 September 25, 1942 Field, Tampa, as a first Rotary Club members brary. • 6-8” Channel Catfish $55 per 100 • Bluegill (Coppernose & Hybrid) • Readear • Koi Ben Ratliff, while lieutenant in the U.S.A. Wednesday of the Army • Largemouth Bass • Black Crappie (If Avail.) plowing up peanuts on Medical Corps. Reserve program and September 22, 1972 • 8-11” Grass Carp• Fathead Minnows the D.M. Ward place last complimented highly the The current Trends We will service you at: week, killed a rattlesnake September 19, 1952 local tank company and Magazine , published at Farmers Co-Op in Madison, FL with nine rattles and a Mr. and Mrs. Albert its achievements and said Florida State University Thur., Sept. 27 From: 4-5 PM button. Campbell and Mrs. R.L. the people had a right to by B.J. Allen and Anna To Pre-order, Call: Sue Moore, around 84 Moore are vacationing in be proud of the company. Ochoa, has a timely arti - Arkansas Pondstockers 1-800-843-4748 years old, dropped dead the resort area on Flori - George W. Jewell, Jr., cle by Mrs. Pamela Beck. Walk Ups Welcome while shouting in church da’s East Coast. a sales representative for Madison High School at Lovett Sunday morn - Hunting licenses are Hardee Motor Company, lost the game against Bak - ing of last week, She was now on sale in the office of Madison, was certified as er County last Friday Fish Day buried the following County Judge Curtis D. a graduate of the basic evening 14-7. Wednesday at Concord. Earp. truck workshop conduct - Setzer’s Price Check: • 3-5”Now Channel Is The Catfish Time$35 per For 100 Stocking She was the widow of Bill Junior Odom is suf - ed in Jacksonville recent - 10 pound bag white pota - • 6-8” Channel Catfish $55 per 100 Moore, who died last year fering with sore eyes. ly by a staff instructor of toes, 69 cents; Jell-O, 4.75 • Bluegill (Coppernose & Hybrid) • Readear • Koi at about the same age. Howard “Pistol” Tate Ford Motor Company’s ounces, 10 cents; and • Largemouth Bass • Black Crappie (If Avail.) Sgt. and Mrs. L.R. is a medical patient at the Atlanta Marketing Insti - Lambrecht frozen pizza, • 8-11” Grass Carp• Fathead Minnows Rogers were visiting Mr. local hospital, under tute. 77 cents. and Mrs. E.F. Merritt, Sr., treatment for malaria, Men’s long sleeve Tennis clinics for We will service youValdosta, at: GA Saturday. friends will regret to flannel shirts available at Madison youth, NFJC Farmers Supply in Dr. C.K. Hayes re - learn. Eagle’s Department Store, Tennis Courts, sponsored Wed., Sept. 26 From: 4-5 PM turned Saturday from a two for $3. by the Madison County To Pre-order, Call: visit with relatives in Lit - September 21, 1962 Sixty-four new books Tennis Association, will Arkansas Pondstockers 1-800-843-4748 tle Rock, Ark., and report - Jack Dasher, of the have just been received at be held Thursday and Fri - Walk Ups Welcome ed for duty at McDill Army Reserves, told the the Madison County Li - day at 4:15 p.m. new new CYAN U U YELLOW MAGENTA Eve Odd BLACK

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Quarterly Bonus. la, Escambia County, Florida (the “Authority”) of not exceeding $4,000,000 in Larger Farms and equal opportunity Flexible hometime. aggregate principal amount of its revenue bonds (the “Bonds”) in one or more Commercial installments or series and loan the proceeds of such Bonds to New Madison 2003 Mustang provider and employer.” Refrigerated and Dry Van CALL CHIP BEGGS Freight. CDL-A, 3 months Apartments, LLC, a limited liability company of the State of Florida, whose 131,000 miles. Great TDD phone number principal place of business is 2409-A Mall Drive, North Charleston, South Car - condition, no rips or stains 850-973-4116. run, c current OTR experience. olina 29406, or its affiliate or subordinate nonprofit corporation (as applicable, [email protected] (800)-414-9569. the “Company”), or a limited liability company of which the Company is the on interior. 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