Political Speaking - August 14 Meet the candidates at 5:30 pm • Speaking begins at 6:00 pm at the Baker County Fairgrounds 75¢ AUGUST 5, 2010 THURSDAY T  B C P 81st Year, Vol. 15 • Winner of 10 state awards for journalism excellence in 2009 District Infant deaths spike retains Group seeks ‘prevent’ task force B grade JOEL ADDINGTON The seven deaths are responsible for the area’s NEWS EDITOR exceptionally high infant mortality rate, which is [email protected] the number of deaths before age 1 per 1000 live births. by state wenty-two days after Trevor James Pend- It rose to 18.5 deaths per 1000 live births last leton’s birth, his mother found him cold year. That’s about 2 percent of all children. JOEL ADDINGTON Tand rigid in her bed with dried blood un- The rate had been on a downward slide since NEWS EDITOR der his nose. 2005, hitting 2.5 deaths per 1000 live births in [email protected] It was a Friday morning: February 13, 2009. 2008. “I knew right then my son was gone, but I didn’t The Baker County School There’s only about 400 births each year to Baker want to believe it,” said Cindy Pendleton, 23, of District held onto its B grade County mothers. Sanderson. from the Florida Department “There’s such a small number of births you’re She remembers screaming for help and per- of Education [FDOE] this year working with, so [the infant mortality rate] fl uc- forming CPR, and trying to suck the blood from despite drops in other districts tuates a bit. But over time it’s still pretty high,” her newborn’s nose. around the state. said Erin Petrie of the Northeast Florida Healthy The death was attributed to Sudden Infant Recent disagreements be- Start Coalition, a nonprofi t organization based in Death Syndrome, or SIDS, which means doctors tween FDOE and the Florida Jacksonville that oversees Healthy Start programs couldn’t explain medically why it occurred. Association of District School regionally. “You never think it will happen to you, but it Superintendents on the accu- She gave a presentation on the county’s high happened ...” said the mother of three. “It was aw- racy of learning gains made on infant mortality rate August 9 to Healthy Baker, a ful. It pretty much destroyed me for a little while. the 2010 FCAT — one measure- nonprofi t corporation led by a group of local health I’ll never be over it, but the Lord has helped me # of ment used to determine school offi cials. move on. My friends and my family have helped IM Rate grades — won’t affect Baker The state tracks rolling infant mortality rates deaths me move on.” County, said Superintendent for three-year periods. From 2005 through 2009, Three months ago her youngest son was born. Sherrie Raulerson just hours af- Baker County’s rate was similar to the statewide Her eldest is 5 years old and her daughter is 3. 2005 7 19 ter school grades were released and regional rate only during the 2006-08 period Last January the family observed what would’ve August 5. when it averaged 7.4. been Trevor’s fi rst birthday at his grave only a quar- 2006 6 15.2 “We’re well positioned no For 2005-07, the rate here was 12.6 compared to ter mile from their Richardson Road home. matter what,” she said. the statewide average of 7.2 and northeast Florida’s “We all released a balloon into the sky, into 2007 3 7 That’s because more Baker average of 8.8. During 2007-09, Baker County’s heaven, for him,” said Ms. Pendleton. County students showed they rate grew again to 10. 2008 1 2.5 were meeting “high standards” The spike garnered the attention of the Healthy Infant deaths on the rise this year than last year, and Start coalition. It’s seeking volunteers for an infant 2009 7 18.5 more showed learning gains Trevor was one of seven Baker County babies mortality task force in Baker County to be mod- in reading when compared to who died before their fi rst birthday in 2009. Three eled after a four-year-old initiative in St. Johns The IM (Infant Mortality) Rate is based 2009, according to FDOE data of the fatalities were sleep-related. County. on number of deaths per thousand births. released last week. See page 4» Gains in math remained level with 71 percent of students scoring better this year than last year. The state also released in- He gave her back a life dividual school grades, which showed Keller Intermediate maintaining its B grade and Surgeon implants new hip joint Baker County Middle School KELLEY LANNIGAN race. keeping its A grade. FEATURES “I was coming out of a High school grades are ex- [email protected] catch bin in an alleyway pected for release in November and suddenly my horse or December, Ms. Raulerson Last year, Brandy Sapp crow-hopped left,” she said. said. suffered a freak accident. “My body winged right and High school grades are based Unaware of the damage to it pulled my left hip out of 50 percent on FCAT results and her body, her situation went the socket.” 50 percent on other factors like undiagnosed for months, Just as suddenly, she felt the graduation rate and accel- leading to a widespread her hip pop back and be- erated course participation and infection. The damage ren- cause there was no signifi - performance. dered her nearly paralyzed cant pain she went ahead The number of BCHS stu- and almost claimed her PHOTO BY JOEL ADDINGTON with the race. Then she dents meeting high standards Vandalism already: Shoals gate destroyed by vehicle strike. life. went about her business, and improving reading and Enter Dr. Stanton Lon- went home and fi nally to math scores increased this genecker, a Jacksonville bed. year, however; which may lead Shoals could be used orthopedic surgeon with an The next morning she to a change in its status as a “D” engineering background. realized something was school. A new hip prosthesis he wrong. The percentage of high as conservation center helped develop has recently “I tried to get up and school students showing gains given Brandy back her life. I could hardly get out of in math rose from 71 to 74 per- JOEL ADDINGTON ticipation and education dur- “Her case was the worst bed. I thought I must have cent, and in reading from 40 to NEWS EDITOR ing the hunts, which will take I’ve ever seen,” said Dr. pulled a groin muscle,” she 49 percent. [email protected] place twice a month on Friday Longenecker. “It’s highly said. Percentages for those meet- or Saturday evenings, said club unusual for a 30-year-old No better on Monday, ing high standards jumped 5 St. Mary’s Shoals Park member Joey Witherington. woman to break a hip and PHOTO BY KELLEY LANNIGAN she went to the emergency percent in reading, 4 percent in northwest of Glen St. Mary is “It’s something for the kids just as unusual for the Dr. Stanton Longenecker holds the titanium hip joint room at Fraser Hospital, math, 12 percent in writing and in its fi nal stage of development to enjoy and learn about the situation to drag out like it he used on Brandy Sapp. but the medical staff found 8 percent in science. and the county is busy laying woods and nature,” he said. “It did. Life dealt this young nothing abnormal. She was The gains led to a 43-point the groundwork for its future may get some kids who have woman a really bad hand of cards. It was my job to sent home with pain pills and a muscle relaxer and increase in the school’s score. operations, namely youth pro- never hunted before out there, reshuffl e the deck.” returned to her job in Jacksonville. “A lot of places have gone grams. and they may love it.” Brandy is the fi rst to receive the newly designed By Thursday she was limping and in consider- See page 5» Last week the Baker County The agreement with the titanium short stem prosthesis and her prognosis able pain. But it was another symptom that had her Commission authorized adver- county will require that all is excellent. Her goal is to be walking on her own by most alarmed. She called her mother-in-law Alice tising for a park manager, heard participants, both youths and the time her children start school Aug. 23. Sapp. from a state wildlife official adults, sign a liability waiver “I’m more than pleased, I’m ecstatic,” Dr. Lon- “Can you get me in to see a doctor?” she asked. about the park’s potential for a and show proof of insurance genecker said of his patient’s remarkable progress. “The people at work say I’m turning yellow.” Youth Conservation Center and before the hunts take place. “At her age, she had the most to lose if it didn’t approved an agreement with a Possession of alcohol or fi re- work and the most to gain if it did.” ‘A living nightmare’ local dog hunting club to trap arms is prohibited by the agree- The next three months, which included 22 days City limits and remove troublesome hogs ment, which also mandates The Accident from the 1600-acre park. that children younger than 15 of hospitalization at St. Vincent’s, were a harrow- It was a Saturday night in late November 2009 The club — referred to as are accompanied by a parent or ing journey. Throughout that entire period, she outdoor the Baker County Dog Hunters and Brandy Sapp was in Lake Butler, mounted on sales of food — will incorporate youth par- See page 2» her horse and getting ready to compete in a barrel See page 5» bakercountypress.com COVERING BAKER COUNTY SINCE 1929 and alcohol The county’s most professional and extensive source for news, classifi ed, display and real estate listings ONLINE POLL RESULTS 77.8% Yes See page 4 Will you vote early for the 904.259.2400 •• 904.259.6502 Fax August 24 primary? 22.2% No (undecided) www.bakercountypress.com Visit our website and vote each week in our online poll. [email protected] Page 2 T  B C P  ursday, August 5, 2010

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Two appraisals have been TPL project manager Bob done on land surrounding the Guido said last week the apprais- Shoals: to contract for management park — almost 800 acres to the als were on their way to the state, north and west — for Florida and after a third appraisal is fi n- «From page 1 sible,” said Mr. Robbins. Yarborough Road was smashed more than we had talked about.” Communities Trust [FCT], a state ished, FCT will make an offer on As funding becomes available open recently and tires marks are The board soon opted to ad- land conservation agency. the property. guardian. for center development, sites visible in the newly paved park- vertise the contract position at The commission has agreed to “We should know if we have a The hunts cannot take place ranking the highest would be ing area there. $25,000 with no benefits and accept the land should FCT fund deal by the end of the month or without youth participation. funded fi rst, said county Grants County Manager Joe Cone reduce park hours to 36 hours a the purchase from the landown- the fi rst part of September,” he “The primary intent is for Coordinator Maurice Postal. presented a proposal August 3 to week, Friday through Monday. ers. said. education and training of young FWC is working with the contract with the company now The national nonprofi t orga- adults interested in hog hunting Wildlife Foundation of Florida running the county’s garbage Shoals addition awaits apprais- nization, Trust for Public Lands activities and assisting the coun- to secure funding for the effort collection sites — Mark Woods’ als [TPL], is brokering the sale. Check it out... ty in controlling feral hogs on the statewide. Southeastern Services Inc. bakercountypress.com property,” the agreement states. “We are seeking $25 million in Using an outside company The hunts will be open to all private funding over the next fi ve eliminates costs associated with IT’S THE LAW! Baker County residents. years,” said foundation director retirement and health insurance An orientation meeting later Brett Boston by e-mail late last benefi ts that county employees this month for potential partici- week. receive. pants is being planned, said Mr. “We are also working with all The position would be funded IS YOUR BABY SAFE? Witherington. He added it would levels of government to create a with revenue from timber har- be advertised. collaborative investment model vests on the property. Proceeds Baker County Health Department County commissioners ap- that maximizes the available have to be spent at the park in ac- Car Seat Program proved the agreement during public funding,” he said. “We are cordance with the county’s agree- their regular meeting August 3. seeking federal funds, as well as ment with the state. Do you need a new car seat? “I see nothing but good things available local, county and non- Mr. Cone said if the county coming out of this,” commented profi t funds directed at youth and provided a vehicle, radio and Do you need your car seat checked? Chairman Alex Robinson. conservation.” uniform for the park manager or managers, and kept the property Make an appointment at the Future site for youth center County to contract for park open from 8:00 am to 7:00 pm Baker County Health Department During the same meeting, management seven days a week, the contract cost would be $47,000 annually. Steve Robbins, a regional hunter With so much acreage and The costs reflects a $16.44 259-8267 ext. 2254 safety coordinator with the Flori- miles and miles of horse and off- hourly rate for the position, he da Fish and Wildlife Commission highway vehicle trails located said. [FWC], asked that the county at the park, county offi cials are 480 W. Lowder St. Commissioner Gordon Crews submit an application for the seeking someone to manage the Macclenny balked at the contract cost. park to be considered as a future property and maintain security. 259-6291 “I’m a little uncomfortable Youth Conservation Center site. A locked wooden gate to the with this,” he said. “It’s $20,000 In the next few years, he said park’s main entrance off Odis Baker County Health Department the state aims to build 20 such centers around Florida to the Beau Turner Youth Conservation Center in Jefferson County about We pay cash $200 & up 30 minutes east of Tallahassee. The facility’s namesake is the for junk vehicles son of media mogul Ted Turner. It runs entirely on solar power Call Junk Joe

No title necessary | Licensed on I’m and features hunting, fishing, kayaking, archery and wildlife Also buying any kind of scrap metal facebook! viewing activities. Mr. Robbins visited Shoals Free pick-up • 386-867-1396 Park in May and said it would be an ideal location for a center to serve Northeast Florida. It would help strengthen the bond be- tween families, the outdoors and wildlife conservation, he said. The application would not commit the county fi nancially or otherwise to the project. 24 August “By building these centers Day Election around the state, we have a chance to help create the next generation of conservationists who will care for Florida,” Mr. Robbins told the board. Applications from around the state, which are due by Sep- Burnett for School Board District 4. Political advertisement paid for and approved by Charlie ‘Artie’ tember 10, will be reviewed and ranked by the FWC’s board of directors. Early Voting Early “It’s something we’d like to see 9-22 August get off the ground as soon as pos- The Baker County Press Page  Opinion August 5, 2010 Letters to the editor Contact Us Letters are welcome, but must contain the signature of the writer, a telephone number and city of residence. By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our office located at 104 S. Fifth Street, Letters must reflect opinions and statements on issues of current interest to the general public. Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. The newspaper reserves the right to reject any material which in the newspaper’s judgement does not meet standards of publication. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com ----- LETTERs to the editor ----- Positive candidate vibes Wonders about differing bonds hasn’t been a mass exodus to the minimally qualified and others GOP in local registration. Dear Editor: elderly and other similar acts of I hope this is not the case in are more than qualified to hold Impressions Truth is, party affiliation violence. these two unfortunate accidents. local office based on educational Regarding the August 5 front means little when one gets down The actors at first were all and professional backgrounds. page article on the two fatal acci- Jim McGauley to the school board and county dents, my question is on the dis- white, then the same scenario Phyllis Silcox As predicted years ago, the As the local primary elections commission level — both as it ap- parity between the bonds set for with black actors. Also, the vic- Callahan number of Republicans coming draw near, most of Baker Coun- plies to candidates or their loyal- each alleged offender. Both acci- tims changed from male to fe- out as candidates continues to [It is not the case. The article last week ty’s likely voters are turning their ties once in office. dents appear to be alcohol relat- male. incorrectly stated that Mr. Crews was increase, and soon Baker County attention to the candidates and The undercurrent issues here ed, but one bond is at $5000 [Mr. It was amazing to see the gen- freed on $5000 bond, based on informa- will join most of its counterparts tion that had been given verbally to the hopefully are in the final stages in 2010 seem more active in Crews] and the other $500,000 eral public’s response to each in northeast Florida with both newspaper from an official source. In of deciding who they’re going to school board races — odd since (Mr. Daniels). situation. Unfortunately, in the major parties well represented in fact, he remains in county jail without side with come primary day on the non-partisan contests are Could this be a misprint? case where the white actors were bond, as does Mr. Daniels. On another local races. You no longer have to August 24. generally little more than popu- I recently watched a televi- doing the damage, not as many note, it’s a sad commentary that we are be a Democrat to get anywhere, so quick to assign racial overtones to any The stable of local candidates larity contests. And that’s not sion program that portrayed dif- people paid attention as com- and judging by what that party situation.] is generally giving off positive surprising since school boards ferent situations involving acts pared to the black actors. has given us nationally in recent vibes — all appear to be at least years, I’m a bit surprised there across Florida have relatively of vandalism, taunting of the little leeway in deciding the real nuts and bolts of running schools. Why keep The all-knowing, all-seeing bureaucrats at the Department borrowing? of Education in Tallahassee have Dear Editor: seen to that, with collusion from On May 25, another taxpayer the Florida Legislature that con- of Baker County and I attended trols the money spigot without a meeting with our county which we’d probably only be able manager and the chairman of to fund school buses and janito- the county commission. Our rial services. purpose was to go over a list There’s a school [excuse the of questions and concerns pun!] of thought that believes we had about the way grants school boards are powerful only are handled, quotes are taken in counties where superinten- and other items. Most of the dents are appointed. We’re not questions and concerns were one of them. answered to our satisfaction, Yet we’re hearing rumblings except interest being paid with this election year suggesting that our tax dollars. meaty issues may actually be In the past, including this playing a role in the school board year, county commissioners races. made decisions to borrow — Should we re-elect a school money to purchase different board member who is the father items costing $3,698,903.00 at of the sitting superintendent? interest rates from 3.75 percent — Is the school board merely to 6.6 percent. a “rubber stamp” as alleged by an In 2009 the tax payers, incumbent who is not seeking re- paid $193,598.40 interest on election? outstanding loans. Keep in — Is there an intolerance for mind that Baker County has dissent on the school board? approximately $8 million in Did our most recent ex-school reserve funds, with the max superintendent put up someone interest being earned of 3 to run against that “renegade” percent, according to the Clerk incumbent who then decided not of Court records. to run? At this meeting and follow up — Are there too many mem- e-mails I have asked, begged and bers of the same family in admin- pleaded with them and no one on istrative and elective positions in the board has publicly discussed the district? making any changes. This is just If you don’t think people are not being responsible. talking about these issues, put This letter is intended to make your ear to the ground. Will every taxpayer in Baker County they make a difference in the aware that, in my humble outcome? We’ll know later this opinion, paying interest is a month. serious waste of our tax dollars. Call to churches, others to join fight On a broader scale, both coun- Is there any known reason to ty and school board candidates need to do more talking about borrow money for purchases Dear Editor: are declining and the moral which do not place restrictions that is part of our government. and commit to a future of limited when you have the money in the I am writing this as a values in this country are or limitations on them, so in fact Look at what the ACLU has or no growth in discretionary bank to pay cash for them and concerned individual, taxpayer, going downhill, I expected the the 501(c)(3) designation is not just filed in Jacksonville. spending for coming decades. save the interest? Christian and an American. churches to get involved, stand necessary. But any church that At some point in your life you We’re dealing with dwindling If you are concerned for the Back in April I sent out an up and fight for our God and files this status is bound by it will need to take a stand for your revenues and a body politic that’s future of your children and open letter to churches in the country on these issues. restrictions. religious and personal freedoms had it up to here with salaries and grandchildren, get involved with Baker County area. My attempt I could not understand why The government is removing or you will have them taken benefits that exceed what those your local government while you was to notify the church bodies they did not, then I did some our constitutional rights as it away. I know I will upset some of us in the private sector have to still have the freedom to do so. about the Baker County Tea research. Federal tax code 501 relates to our right of religion, people with this letter, so be it. I live with. Attend the meeting of your Party’s May event and get the (C)(3) is the typical filing for and the churches are doing am fighting for God and country, Be thankful we don’t have to choice to see for yourself how churches involved in what is churches that give them their nothing to stop this. I would like I ask for your help. Join me and deal with public employee unions decisions are being made and happening in our country. tax-exempt status. to know how the churches feel or millions of other patriots in as rabid as those in larger cities what is going on. If you don’t Out of 56 letters sent, 19 came This code requires that the can justify trading the religious defending our freedoms and the and counties. But that doesn’t agree with them, voice your back as undeliverable. There exempted organization not freedoms for the tax exemption, Constitution. let local board members off the concerns. If you do agree, was not the first response or support a candidate or influence in other words money. Is money that important to hook on manpower and compen- support them. This is the only acknowledgement to the letter legislation, so our churches do Our founding fathers gave our churches and yourself? sation. way that we will get our county, from any of the churches. not engage our government in us a country based on God; we I will not tell my children that The goal of all candidates from state and country back to a “free Seeing that God is being fear of losing their tax exemption are allowing that to be removed. I did not do all that I could to here out should be efficient gov- nation.” removed from our society, the status. If you think not, consider this protect their future. Will you? ernment on a local level — mak- Herb Rodgers memberships in our churches The fact is that churches are — it will take only one person Jay Jacobs Macclenny ing due with existing revenues already exempt from taxes as to file legal action and stop all Glen St. Mary even if it means rejecting new stated in the Constitution, Bill references to God in our Baker expenditures and cutting back of Rights, First Amendment, County schools, government Check it out... on personnel through attrition or and in the federal tax code, meetings and any other place bakercountypress.com layoffs. The Baker County Press Tough decisions for tough usps 040-280 to be active in the day. I have noticed times. Most of us in the private Post Office Box 598 Facebook fans many teens on Facebook stating they sector have had to live with less Macclenny, FL 32063 and will continue to do so. Public (904) 259-2400 are bored and ready to go back. 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[email protected] Violation of the ordinance Both parcels are located on could mean code enforcement the northwest corner of Lowder Businesses in Macclenny will warnings and eventually fines Street and Ray Phillips Road. now need special permission to levied against property owners. Mr. Dopson said the city would sell food and alcohol outdoors Commissioners also approved use transportation impact fees to in accordance with the latest without dissent the taking of fund the purchase. change to regulations governing some 6800 square feet of land to The commission will recon- commercial zoning districts. accommodate the straightening vene September 14 at 5:15 pm in City commissioners unani- and resurfacing of Lowder Street city hall, 118 E. Macclenny Ave., mously approved the one-sen- south of US 90 to S. 6th St. to set the tentative millage, or tence addition the evening of Construction of the state- property tax, rate and budget for August 10. funded project is set to begin the 2010-11 fi scal year beginning It states, “All permitted uses next week, assistant city manager October 1. for retail outlets for the sale of Roger Yarbrough said. A pre-con- Both measures will be up for food and to include sale of beer struction meeting was August 11. fi nal approval September 28 at and wine shall be conducted The vacant land being taken the same time and location. within a completely enclosed by eminent domain for roughly The public is welcome. building unless a special excep- tion is approved.” Commercial property owners Fabulous All Star Cheerleading can apply to the City of Macclen- Looking for New Members ny’s fi ve-member Zoning Adjust- Car knocks out power for 3000 Saturday ment Board for the exception. Minis Level 1 • Ages 5 and up The 2003 Nissan shown above sheared the base of a power pole on US 90 just east of the Walmart Distribution Center The board can deny or approve Youth Level 2 • Ages 8 and up shortly after 5:00 pm on August 7 and interrupted power for 3000 Florida Power and Light customers in the Macclenny and the exception, or approve it un- Glen St. Mary areas for between one and two hours. Driver Douglas Allen, 62, of Jacksonville was taken to Fraser Hospital Local competitions with minor injuries, and as of early this week the Florida Highway Patrol had not completed its report of the crash. In the der specifi c conditions. photo below, a compact car negotiates its way around a ooded entrance to the Rolling Meadows subdivision north of City Manger Gerald Dopson AFFORDABLE Macclenny about the same time as heavy rains and thunderstorms moved through the area causing some ash ooding. said last month drinking out- fabulousfootworks.com doors has caused problems at Mac’s Liquors downtown and the 259-1818 ADAM GIDDENS for Infant death rate spikes here «From page 1 a third of mothers giving birth to Healthy Baker’s treasurer Sam Coalition hopes to launch task in 2008 waited the optimal 18 Kitching. County CommissionerWHO I AM: District 4 force here months between births. “This information is out I grew up on the St. Mary’s River. Fishing and hunti ng are a way “After birth, the body is de- there,” he said. “Somehow we The objective of the task force pleted of nutrients,” explained haven’t been able to get the seri- of life with me! I am an avid outdoorsman and member of the will be to pinpoint factors that Ms. Petrie. ousness of this into the minds of NRA. My parents are Darrell, a businessman, and Martha Anne, contribute to infant mortality, For instance, she said, there’s our friends and family ... Some- a reti red teacher. My sister is Ashley Giddens Pott s, musician specifi cally those that can be im- a lack of folic acid in the mother’s how we’re not touching the heart and pastor’s wife. I am proud to be deeply rooted with four pacted with community involve- body, which helps combat birth strings to make a difference.” ment, and develop recommenda- defects during pregnancy. Health Department direc- generati ons of family roots in Baker County. I own my home tions for action. Sleep-related deaths are also tor Kerry Dunlavey voiced her in Copper Creek Hills. I’m a Christi an and a member of First It will also function as a sub- unusually common in Baker support for the infant mortality Assembly where I play guitar on the Praise Team. committee of the Healthy Baker County, accounting for 40 per- task force and asked that other organization, which meets cent of all infant deaths from Healthy Baker board members monthly at the health depart- 2005-08. contact her offi ce to participate. EDUCATION: ment. These deaths can occur when “If we can get our mothers -Baker County High School graduate “We really want to put infant infants are sleeping in their healthy, we can get our babies -Associate of Arts Degree from University of North Florida mortality in the forefront of peo- parent’s beds or sleeping on their healthy,” she said. -Florida State University graduate receiving: ple’s minds,” said Ms. Petrie. stomachs, and therefore more Anyone interested in address- Infant mortality is considered susceptible to suffocation. ing infant mortality in Baker Bachelor’s Degree in Accounti ng a sentinel indicator for an area’s “This is what we call the low- County can join the task force. Master’s Degree in Taxati on overall health. hanging fruit,” said Ms. Petrie. For more information or to vol- -Taught undergraduate courses in Accounti ng at FSU The US has a high infant mor- SIDS, also called crib death, unteer, call Erin Petrie at (904) -Licensed Certi fi ed Public Accountant. tality rate compared to many is classified as a sleep-related 723-5422 ext. 113. other countries, Florida’s rate death. It should be noted that Mr. is higher than the nation’s and The poor health of many local Addington is Ms. Petrie’s fi ance. WORK BACKGROUND: Baker County’s rate is high when mothers didn’t come as a shock -Certi fi ed Public Accountant with Wilson and Johns, P. A. compared to other Florida coun- ties. -Currently, Chief Financial Offi cer of Giddens Security According to the CIA World Corporati on where I have business experience dealing with Factbook, Baker County’s infant county governments statewide. mortality rate is on par with that Many Baker Counti ans are employed in our workforce of over of Sri Lanka. The health of Baker County’s 250. mothers, both before and after conception, have a direct impact STRONG PLATFORM: on the health and well-being of Fiscal Management - I will apply fi scal experti se in managing the their children, Ms. Petrie said. Too many women here receive county’s $30 million budget, and will work with state and federal late or little prenatal care, smoke enti ti es towards acquiring funding for our county. during pregnancy and are over- Growth of Business- I will work with the Chamber of Commerce weight or obese prior to preg- and others to att ract private and public sector businesses that nancy; all of which lead to poor infant health. provide jobs and sources of revenue for the county’s spending. Women here also tend to have Infrastructure- I will work to maintain and improve roads, babies too soon after giving birth bridges, parks, etc., and building for our future needs. to previous children. Less than Educati onal Opportuniti -es I will work with our school system leadership to conti nue improving upon educati onal opportuniti es for our children.

QUALIFIED CANDIDATE: From FSU Professor Dr. Rhoda Icerman, August 4, 2010, “Macclenny will be very fortunate to have someone with your knowledge and talents as county commissioner!“

I want Baker County to be an even bett er place to live, and for our government to be eff ecti ve, effi cient, and proacti ve. I would consider it an honor to serve as your County Commissioner, and would put my business experience, educati on, analyti cal skills, and knowledge of tax laws as a Certi fi ed Public Accountant to work forYOU in these tough economic ti mes! As you assess the candidates, decide who is the most qualifi ed to earn your tax dollars as County Commissioner. Your vote would be greatly appreciated!

“Building for the future of Baker County”

Check me out at adamgiddens.com Email me: [email protected] Meet me Thursday, August 19 from 6-8 at my campaign headquarters, 2 E. Macclenny Ave., for hotdogs and refreshments.

Political advertisement paid for and approved by Adam Giddens, Republican for Baker County Commissioner, District 4. Thursday, August 5, 2010 The Baker County Press Page  circuit Court ‘B’ grade All New - «From page  Community Pleads before trial, gets a year down,” Ms. Raulerson said. “I’d love to see all A’s, but given the Calendar Let people know results, we’re celebrating.” Felon admits to running from police January 1 More information on school what’s going on- A Jacksonville man, due to go cause FDLE could not find Mr. $240 in checks and arranging for Judge Rosier ordered Karin grades can be found at http:// post your special event online on trial early this week for pos- Henderson’s fingerprints on it. $1142 in credit refunds from her Richendollar onto house arrest schoolgrades.fldoe.org. bakercountypress.com session of a firearm by a convict- He pleaded Friday only to the re- account — all money that was in for two years, followed by a two- ed felon and running from police, sisting arrest count. turn deposited into his joint ac- year probation, after her no con- instead entered a plea in circuit The defendant has a record count in Macclenny. test plea to sale and possession of court on August 6 and that includes a convic- Several other defendants drew controlled drugs. Baton Twirling! was sentenced to a year tion for grand theft. one-year terms in county jail dur- • Charles Osteen drew a six- in prison. In another case ing the August 3 regular docket month house arrest after admit- Come experience the fun and excitement of Judge Phyllis Rosier where the defendant day. They were: ting he violated probation in a Baton Twirling from the very best! also ordered Michael J. got a year in prison, • Cody E. Hodges, who pleaded 2009 case of driving on a license Henderson, 27, to pay Richard “Glen” Rafuse no contest to sale of cocaine and that had been permanently re- The All-American Twirling Academy includes $400 to the court as the of Macclenny pleaded possession with intent to sell. He voked. Baker County Middle/High School instructors cost of summoning po- on August 3 to violating was adjudged guilty and given 85 • Lacey Surrency admitted to Kristen Haddock, Amanda Filosi and tential jurors who were probation after traces of days for time already served. violating probation for sale and UF’s majorette instructor June Stoeber among others! to be seated on August 9 marijuana were detected • Andrew B. Johnson, given possession of marijuana in cases just prior to the start of in his urine. 162 days credit in return for a no earlier this year, and will be in ~ First time beginners through advanced~ the trial. Mr. Rafuse, accord- contest plea to burglary, grand county jail six months less 61 Age 4 through High School Mr. Henderson, who ing to court records, told theft and a reduced count of days already served. Registration at 4:30 pm on at the time of his arrest Michael Henderson his probation officer the misdemeanor criminal mischief. Four defendants were placed was staying in the area test results were due to A later hearing will determine a on two-year probations, includ- Thursday, September 9 because he has a child in Mac- ingesting Marinol, a prescription restitution amount. ing Lucious Jackson for crimi- at Keller Intermediate Gymnasium clenny, was riding a bicycle near medication. He was unable to • Floyd Henry Williams Jr., nal mischief, burglary and petty MLK and Minnesota Ave. on New produce the drug or proof that it who admitted to violating proba- theft; Troy Melton for carrying a Year’s Day this year when hailed had been prescribed. tion in a 2008 case of trafficking concealed firearm; Dustin Craw- ATA-Macclenny won For more information by a county deputy seeking to The defendant was on pro- in stolen property. ford for grand theft, criminal 3 state titles last year! call 904-338-4760 or question him. bation for a series of thefts and • Jason A. Parmeley, who ad- mischief and trespass; Steven Come and see what all of 352-486-6516 He fled on foot through pri- forgeries in June, 2009 at the law mitted violating probation on Ortiz for forgery and petty theft. the excitement is about! [email protected] vate yards and was arrested later office of Maria Rogers in Nep- 2008 cases for DUI, felony driv- Judge Rosier ordered Dennis at a neighboring residence. Police tune Beach, where he was doing ing on a suspended license and Fields onto an 18-month proba- found a .40 caliber pistol they be- community service for another refusal to submit to breath or tion after he pleaded no contest lieved the defendant tossed as he offense. urine testing. to battery on a person over 65 ran away, which turned up stolen Ms. Rogers was at the time a • John D. Hart II, who pleaded and criminal mischief. TIRED OF LOOSE DENTURES? months earlier from a Florida public defender conflict counsel no contest to grand theft and will He must also submit to an Department of Law Enforcement in Baker County. She has since serve a year on probation follow- evaluation for substance abuse, agent in Jacksonville. left. ing release. He got 56 days credit take classes in anger manage- Mouth full of adhesive? The state ended up dropping Mr. Rafuse was convicted for time served and will be sub- ment and pay restitution to his the gun possession charge be- of fraudulently endorsing over ject to a restitution hearing later. victim. Implants are a permanent solution to loose fi tting dentures. Hip joint replacement gave her new life Call today for a «From page  in-law’s situation. “The girl was It was April 28, a full four on June 23. free consultation. saw a team of more than a dozen deathly ill, you could see it, yet months since the accident. Sur- The second day after surgery doctors. the doctors repeatedly said she gery revealed that the break had she was walking around. She wasn’t sick. The people in the severed the blood supply to the walked 400 feet. She went up There were repeated CAT The denture is secured by snapping it into place. scans, MRI x-rays, courses of emergency room later told us ball joint in Ms. Sapp’s hip. The and down steps. antibiotics, unnecessary physi- that if she had waited four more joint had completely rotted away. Dr. Longenecker dropped in cal therapy and compromised hours to come in she would have The resulting acute infection had when she was undergoing physi- kidney and liver function. She died.” been the cause of the battery of cal therapy in “joint camp.” lost her hair, developed a serious Brandy decided she wanted a severe symptoms she had en- “You want to work out with blood clot, mental delusions, de- second opinion from an orthope- dured over the months. me?” she asked playfully. pression and finally, the inability dic doctor and she knew exactly The surgeon removed the dead “No,” he said. “I think I’ll just to walk. who she wanted — Dr. Stanton ball joint and drilled out the in- watch for a while. You are doing 653-3333 • 571 S. 6th Street The scans, x-rays and other Longenecker of the Jacksonville ner part of the upper femur bone so good. I’m very proud of you.” Derrick Carter, D.M.D. tests showed nothing unusual. Orthopedic Institute. into which a temporary spacer “I was so touched by that,” said Our x-rays are computer generated, allowing up to 90% less radiation “They tested my heart, my But the hospital discharged joint was fitted. The spacer was Brandy. “He wasn’t scheduled to lungs, my brain. I saw infectious her before she could arrange to designed to release antibiotics come by. He had other surgeries disease doctors. I had spots on see him. internally. to attend to. But he took time out Elect Tina Fish my lungs and on other organs. It would be sometime in When Brandy woke, Dr. Lon- from his schedule to come over At one point, they thought I had March before she got an appoint- genecker explained what he and see me.” cancer,” said Brandy. ment. found and what was immediately Brandy has continued to re- But no one could determine a The desperate woman hung ahead for her. cover since that time. Soon after cause for the mysterious barrage on by sheer force of will. “First we’ve got to beat down surgery, she began walking with of ailments that had turned the this infection,” he told her. “Re- crutches, slowly reconditioning formerly vital, active mother of Diagnosis and exploratory covery is going to be a long road, the muscles of the hip, knee and for SCHOOL BOARD District 3 two young children into a help- surgery but we’re going to beat this.” leg that she’d not been able to use Brandy was sent home. At- normally for six months. FACT – the defi nition of “qualifi ed” is: fi tted for a given purpose less, often delusional, semi-in- By the time Brandy saw Dr. tended by a home nurse, she She’s doing fine. valid. Longenecker, she was in a wheel- or job. Tina Fish Mobley is qualifi ed for this position due to her faced six weeks of care and ad- Brandy says she owes a lot “I kept telling them (doctors) chair. Armed with copies of every experience as a parent, her experience in business including ditional intravenous antibiot- to husband Derek and children that it was my hip, something x-ray, CAT scan, MRI and other a law fi rm, insurance and banking industry, as a successful ics three times daily. These she Alexis and Caden, who through was wrong with my hip, but no medical record she had, she ar- received through a port in both the difficult months all pitched business owner and property manager. one believed me,” she said. “It rived at his office. arms so the medicine could be in and took care of her, fixed the was a living nightmare.” The surgeon studied the re- FACT – Tina Fish Mobley is a “lifelong resident” of Baker straight-lined into her system. meals, did laundry, cleaned the At the end of February, in hor- cords and x-rays. In five minutes County having strong family ties and relationships throughout The relief after the exploratory house. She says they are her he- rific pain and her liver and kid- he made the diagnosis. surgery was immediate. Free roes. the community. These ties create a commitment and passion ney function failing, her family “I can tell you what happened from pain for the first time in “I was training to run a 5K in to represent the children and citizens of Baker County as they brought her back to St. Vincent’s. to you. You broke your ball joint,” months, Brandy’s body was able Jacksonville before all this hap- Once again, she was admitted. he said. are not just children, they are our family and friends’ children. to relax. The healing began and pened,” said Brandy. “I won’t run While there, she saw an ortho- Ms. Sapp was scheduled for the results were rapid. again — it’s too hard on the joints. pedic doctor who performed a hip exploratory surgery. Dr. Longe- “When I saw Dr. Longenecker But the day is coming when I will Tina Fish Mobley is seeking this position after a year long tap procedure. The liquid drawn necker told her he had no idea two weeks later he was amazed,” ride my horse again. The doctor from her hip revealed nothing. what he would find. process of thought and prayer. A common sense, down- said Brandy. “He told me he had says so.” “There’s nothing wrong with “I can’t guarantee you any- to-earth approach by a qualifi ed, hard working, dedicated never seen anyone heal so fast.” While Alice Sapp also gives you,” he told her. “Twelve months thing,” he told her. credit to a higher power for her and lifelong resident of Baker County CAN and WILL make of physical therapy should do you “This has ruined my life,” daughter-in-law’s recovery, she wonders.” Brandy told him. “I want my life Getting back to normal a positive difference in our school system. is very grateful to the surgeon. “It was crazy,” said Alice Sapp, back however I can get it. Just do Brandy entered the hospital to Political advertisement paid for and approved by Tina Mobley for Baker County School Board District 3. thinking back on her daughter- this. I trust you.” receive the short stem prosthesis

for County Commissioner District 4

One mOre reasOn tO elect chris rhOden fOr NOW ENROLLING cOunty cOmmissiOner district 4 CHILDREN & ADULT CLASSES i understand roads are a major concern for many citizens. i have firsthand experience in road construction and drainage. i also have spent countless hours traveling the roads in Baker County over the past ten years in my land clearing business. i believe this experience will help me address our roads in a positive way. • Gracie Jiu Jitsu i have experience with operating and maintaining all types of heavy equipment. this knowledge will be useful when under Brown Belt James Collins making decisions regarding purchasing, leasing or repairing equipment. i will be able to help ensure our county has the right equipment for the job. • Full Mixed Martial Arts this is just one example of the ways i can help our local government work for the people of Baker County. (MMA) under Instructor Chad Gaines

Vote for a working man... 43 - B W. Macclenny Ave. • Macclenny $25 off first full month Vote Chris rhoden for your County Commissioner in District 4!! www.fadetoblackcombat.com find me on facebook at: votechrisrhoden of membership Political advertisement paid for and approved by Chris rhoden (D) for County Commissioner District 4. Contact Steve Kish 334-0972 Page 6 T  B C P  ursday, August 5, 2010 Points pistol, threatens Two had Duval warrants County deputies arrested two named in a criminal complaint izing a vehicle that had been used Suspect hospitalized a er incident Jacksonville men the past week for loitering at Macclenny Park in a demonstration that evening. Charges are expected against a Glen St. Mary monia. on outstanding felony warrants late on August 3 after the conclu- The incident occurred just before man for pointing a pistol at another man outside a He is expected to be charged with aggravated as- from Duval County. sion of the anti-crime National midnight and one of the youths Macclenny bar the evening of August 2 and threat- sault with a deadly weapon and improper exhibition Deputy Daryl Mobley re- Night Out event. was taken into custody while the ening to kill him. of a firearm. The first offense is a felony, the second sponded to the Family Dollar Deputy Mobley said he saw other fled. Jeremy Griffis, 30, was hospitalized shortly after a misdemeanor. Store on US 90 in Macclenny the the boys, from the Macclenny the incident in front of Gator Patrick’s bar late that In other recent incidents, a criminal complaint afternoon of August 2 and found and Glen St. Mary areas, vandal- evening and placed under temporary observation named Ieasha Coleman, 18, of Sanderson and Timothy Grantham, 44, seated for mental health after threatening to kill himself. Amanda Simmons, 19, of Glen for battery on each by the east wall. Fabulous Footwork Dance Studio He was taken into custody initially after Deputy other the evening of August 6. He learned via computer re- Matt Sigers stopped his 2006 Chevrolet pickup in Deputy Sigers said Ms. Coleman accosted Ms. cords that Mr. Grantham was Now enrolling for fall dance classes downtown Macclenny following the complaint from Simmons, who was described as her former girl- wanted for aggravated battery the bar about 9:45. The vehicle matched a descrip- friend, and was upset that the latter was seeing an- with a deadly weapon and crimi- Thursdays 6:30 - 8:00 pm tion given to police. other woman, who was also present. nal mischief. Ballet • Tap • Jazz • Hip-Hop Mr. Griffis is accused of pulling the gun, a .38 cal- The confrontation took place on California Ct. In the second case, a passen- iber pistol found in the pickup, on Robert Stevens, near Sanderson about 9:30. ger in a vehicle stopped on In- Tumbling 51, of St. George, GA after the latter confronted him All four participants in a brawl outside The terstate 10 for a traffic violation Ages 3 and up on August 5 turned up wanted in about spinning his tires in the bar parking lot. Swamp restaurant on South 6th in Macclenny the fabulousfootworks.com When Deputy Brandon Kiser was questioning evening of August 7 were named in complaints for Jacksonville for felony fraud. Mr. Stevens, the suspect drove by the bar on US 90 battery. He was identified as Stephen 259-1818 east and was identified by the victim. Deputy Sigers They were identified as Melissa Baggett, 22, and Delk, 35, who was in the vehicle was behind the Chevrolet at the time, and observed Ciegie Parkin, 20, both of Jacksonville, Kaylee Yar- that morning about 9:40 when it was speeding and left the roadway several times borough, 20, of Macclenny and a 17-year-old female stopped by Deputy Patrick Mc- while heading west back to Macclenny. from Macclenny. Gauley. A rescue crew transported Mr. Griffis to Fraser Deputy Kevin Jenkins said he was unable to de- In other recent arrests: Hospital after he complained of breathing difficulty termine the primary aggressor based on statements • Cynthia Cremeans, 40, of and said he had ingested “a large amount” of pills. by the participants and two male witnesses. Macclenny was taken to jail the A physician later determined the suspect had pneu- afternoon of August 6 for disor- derly intoxication and battery of her 11-year-old daughter. Deputy Daryl Mobley was Drunk at Walmart a er rehab called to the neighborhood off North Boulevard about 5:45 A Jacksonville man who re- store manager until police arrived sued for Courtney Jackson, 30, of when Ms. Cremeans was caus- portedly got drunk on the way at Winn-Dixie on South 6th St. in Sanderson for allegedly stealing ing a disturbance and reportedly back from a Georgia rehab facil- Macclenny the evening of August $198 worth of infant merchan- had been arguing loudly with her ity was arrested at the Macclenny 3 after he was caught stealing an dise from Walmart the afternoon boyfriend. Walmart early on August 6 as he over-the-counter drug. of August 7. At one point, both witnesses walked around in the store bare- Police were called to the scene Mr. Jackson, whose identity and the daughter said Ms. Cre- foot drinking an alcoholic bever- about 9:37 and told by store em- was given to police by a 17-year- means pushed her to the ground. age he had taken from a cooler. ployees that Mr. Woodman emp- old female companion who was She was arrested after running to The father of Joshua Terrell, tied out two packages of Coricid- not charged, was spotted by a a residence on Blair St. 26, apparently had dropped his in after he was observed walking security worker placing items • Kenneth Paige, 35, of Sand- son off at Interstate 10 and SR around the store with them. in a cart and he later attempted erson was arrested for disorderly 228 earlier that night because the The pills were found in his to leave with merchandise in conduct at Cuz’s One Stop store son was creating a disturbance pants pocket as he attempted to Walmart bags. the afternoon of August 8. and threatening violence in the leave the store, and Deputy Ben He dropped the bags outside Deputy Rodney Driggers said vehicle returning from Georgia. Anderson noted in his report the store as he fled when con- the suspect initially argued with He told police his son left on that Mr. Woodman smelled of fronted. Deputy Daryl Mobley a clerk over incorrect change and foot and had no phone or mon- alcohol. also said in his report that the became agitated when police ar- ey. He was taken to Fraser Hos- couple was caught on video tape. rived. He left the store, only to re- Later about 1:30 am, Deputy pital for a head laceration said to The security worker said the turn a half hour later and resume Patrick McGauley responded have been inflicted earlier that teen was carrying a Walmart bag the harangue. to a suspicious person call at evening, plus small arm and leg before they passed the checkout He ignored several warnings Walmart and found Mr. Terrell abrasions. lanes, but handed it to Mr. Jack- to calm himself and leave, the in the rear of the store. The sus- Mr. Woodman was charged son. deputy noted. pect appeared to be intoxicated with theft and resisting the em- • Two males aged 13 are and said he planned on paying ployee while being detained for for the beverage, though he had police. no money. • A criminal complaint was is- He was arrested after becom- ing loud and argumentative out- side the store, and he was booked Democrats to meet at county jail for disorderly in- The Baker County Democrat- toxication. Walmart will decide ic Committee will meet Tuesday, whether to prosecute him for August 17, at 7:00 pm at 11423 shoplifting. N. CR 125. A picnic dinner will In other store theft cases: be served. • Kyle Woodman, 18, of Jack- All candidates running on sonville had to be subdued by a the Democrat Party ticket along with the public are invited to at- tend. Press Advertising Please call 655-0439 if you Deadline plan to attend or need more in- Monday 5:00 PM formation about local party ac- tivities.

Elect

“Keeping the People of Baker County First”

I will always be a STRONG ADVOCATE for: 1. Fiscal Responsibility 2. Public Safety & Emergency Services 3. Services for the Elderly 4. Recreational Programs 5. Small Business Owners 6. A riving Community 7. Family Life and a watchdog for the people, seeing funds are spent, saved and generated wisely and for the citizens. Understanding the lives of the people we serve really matters in this race. I want to serve....YOU MATURITY & LIFE EXPERIENCE MATTER! www.donniestarling.com Political advertisement paid for and approved by Donnie Starling (D) for County Commissioner District 4. Thursday, August 5, 2010 The Baker County Press Page  Swerving Vacant homes targeted driver has Lake City thieves hunt foreclosures Two Lake City men who told dress. In other property crimes, no license sheriff’s investigators they used “They ... said that times were Ashley Dixon of Macclenny re- the Internet to find foreclosed hard and that they were ‘scrap- ported August 2 that several fur- property before looting it are pers’ who searched the Internet niture pieces stored in her former for DUIs expected to be brought back to for foreclosed property and then rented house near Sanderson are A South Florida man stopped Baker County and charged with often went to those residences missing. on US 90 in Macclenny for swerv- grand theft this week. and removed property without They include a dresser, televi- ing outside the travel lane was Amos Bousquet, 32, and Pul- permission to sell at scrap yards sion, end tables, lamps and a bed found to be a chronic offender lian Lawrence, 46, were named in Lake City,” reads the chief frame with a combined valued with no license and a record of in warrants on August 3 shortly investigator’s report. of $1400. She told Deputy Kiser four DUIs. after they were stopped near The Olustee residence is still she left them at the residence off Deputy Daryl Mobley said he the Lake City airport with two in the name of Michael Cochran Shelton’s Place with the knowl- and Cpl. Randy Davis saw a white air conditioners and tires taken but is in foreclosure. Value of edge of her landlord, who later Chevrolet pickup going west on from an unoccupied residence off the units and tires was placed at rented it and moved her belong- 90 just after 6:00 am on August 2 Bobby Rhoden Rd. in Olustee. $10,300. ings to a storage area. and observed that it crossed over A neighbor identified as Fred- Also in the pickup was the • Theodore Surrency of Mac- rick Morris called police that 16-year-old step-son of Mr. Law- the yellow and white lines several clenny reported $250 hidden in evening after seeing the suspects rence. He was not charged. times. the bedroom closet of his resi- Driver Wendall Thomas, 43, leave the area in a black Ford Deputy Brandon Kiser, who pickup with the air conditioning answered the original call, was dence on South Boulevard was of New Port Richey, FL had an taken in the late morning of Au- odor of alcohol about him when loaded onto the truck bed. told by Mr. Morris that he ob- gust 7. the officers questioned him, and Columbia County authorities served the same pickup leave The home was unoccupied be- they learned his license had been stopped the vehicle off CR 245 the area the previous day with tween 10:00-11:00 am when an suspended for the drunk driving south of US 90 shortly thereafter “a load of various items” in the offenses and for nine counts of and held the suspects for ques- truck bed. east door was pried open and the failure to pay fines. tioning by Baker County investi- Outdoor air conditioning units bedroom ransacked. The deputies also determined Photo by Joel Addington gators. have been the favorite target of • Victor Crow reported on Au- the tag on his vehicle belonged on Maj. Chuck Brannan said Mr. thieves at unoccupied residences gust 5 that a chainsaw valued at another pickup, and the suspect Bousquet and Mr. Lawrence ad- in the area this year, many of $300 was taken from property said he substituted it because he Early voting begins, mitted to taking the units and them also in foreclosure. Some he is clearing off SR 125 south. did not have a valid license. tires and said they earlier took a are also stripped of copper elec- He last saw it July 24. He was arrested on the license refrigerator from the Olustee ad- trical wiring. violation and ticketed for im- machines working proper tag and failure to main- Voting machines for the 2010 elections were tested August 3 and Supervi- tain a single lane. sor of Elections Nita Crawford said all the machines, both the touch-screen Thanks for help We have more! In other cases, Shomari Wil- and optical scan devices, are working properly. Pictured is Nick Frilling of More for sales, automobiles, help wanteds, The Baker County Sheriff’s cox, 23, of Macclenny was arrest- information systems, testing a touch-screen voting machine. Ms. Crawford rentals, FSBO and yard sales ed for driving just after midnight as well as County Commissioner Gordon Crews, information systems staff Office, Baker County Fire De- on August 3 on a license with and elections office staff took part in the testing. Early voting began Au- partment, City of Macclenny Fire www.bakercountypress.com three prior suspensions. gust 9 and will run through August 21 at the elections office on N. 6th St. Department and Baker County in Macclenny. Deputy Matt Sigers said he Emergency Services thank every- recognized Mr. Wilcox at the one who made the first National wheel of a 2001 Ford Taurus on Night Out in Baker County a huge SR 121 near Woodlawn Rd. about success. 12:14 am and stopped the vehicle New ‘skimmer’ frauds Thanks to all the volunteers FARMERS near Lowder St. The officer noted who provided entertainment, Four more cases of likely gas Bank card belonging to a Mac- the businesses who contributed in his report that he was aware of BAKER the driver’s lack of license. pump “skimmer” fraud involv- clenny woman used for three door prizes, with a special thank COUNTY MARKET Deputy Sigers said when the ing Baker County residents were ATM withdrawals in the Los An- you to Matthew Barfield of Food suspect arrived at the booking reported to the sheriff’s depart- geles area totaling $1103. Lion, Inc. and Bobby Steele of SATURDAY, AUGUST 14 from 8:00 am - 1:00 pm room at county jail, a small bag of ment the past week. • A Vystar card belonging to Walmart, Inc. for their most gen- at the Cornerstone Shopping Center parking lot marijuana was visible under Mr. At the same time, sheriff’s in- a Sanderson man used for pur- erous food and beverage dona- Wilcox’s braided “dreadlock” hair vestigators aided by the Depart- chases in LaPorte, Texas totaling tions. ment of Agriculture and Con- $940. We are already planning next BACK TO SCHOOL DAY and he was charged with misde- See the BCHS & BCMS cheerleaders, majorettes & dance teams meanor possession and bringing sumer Affairs [DACS] wrapped • A Mercantile Bank card be- years event and look forward to contraband into the jail, a third- up a sweep of gas pumps at longing to a Macclenny woman a continued partnership with our FREE SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR STUDENTS!! degree felony. high-volume outlets and say they used for a $103 purchase in Cali- fellow citizens. This will be the last Saturday of the Farmer’s Market until October 16. uncovered no devices that elec- fornia. Sheriff Joey Dobson Thanks to everyone who has participated and a special thanks to • Nelson Fox, 46, of Jackson- Country Federal Credit Union, Gibson McDonald and Baker County Farm Bureau. ville was arrested the afternoon of tronically skim credit card infor- Maj. Chuck Brannan, chief August 7 for driving on a license mation for illegal use elsewhere. sheriff’s investigator, said the with 11 prior suspensions. Similar to 25 cases reported agriculture department — which Police responded to a report earlier, the new ones involve vic- has jurisdiction over gas pumps of a careless driver on South 5th tims whose card numbers were — also scanned them recently for in Macclenny about 2:00 and detected and used for purchases remote sensing devices that al- Sgt. Thomas Dyal spotted Mr. and cash withdrawals in both low someone nearby during the Fox heading north near McIver. California and Texas. gas pump transaction to retrieve The Dodge Intrepid crossed the They include: card information. center line several times before it • A Bank of America card be- The sheriff’s department and was stopped by Cpl. Davis. longing to a Glen St. Mary man DACS plan later this year to offer used at a California ATM to with- a seminar for local gas retailers draw $206. on the subject of fraud detection. School supply • An American Enterprise drive Saturday The Baker County School Dis- WE ARE BAKER COUNTY’S ROOFING EXPERTS trict will hold its annual drive to collect school supplies for stu- COMBS BUILDERS, INC. dents in need, this Saturday, Au- DID YOU gust 14 from 9:00 am to noon. Re-Roofs • New Roofs • Leak Repairs Volunteers will be collecting Torch Down Leaks • Roof Inspections KNOW? supplies at the following busi- nesses: Food Lion, Winn Dixie, We specialize in problem roofs  e annual salary for a Walgreens, Dollar Tree, Family school board member is roughly $25,000. Dollar and the Dollar General in Satisfaction Guaranteed Macclenny and Glen. Licensed & Insured A member’s term in offi ce is 4 years for a total of $100,000. 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ELECT Charlie ‘Artie’ e motto for our school district is “Where Children Are First” and I am willing to back that up with my actions.

If elected I will: P BURNETTfor School Board Dist. 4 Create a non profi t education foundation. P Donate my salary to the foundation. As I have campaigned for the past couple of months, I am frequently asked the same question, “Why should I vote for you rather than your opponent?” or “How are you different from your opponent?” P Take applications from teachers for projects they would like to implement. Here are two primary differences between me and my opponent. P Select projects to fund and put my salary directly into the classrooms. 1. I know how to and do use a computer. I began using computer terminals on my job with the Department of Corrections in 1987 when I took the position of accountant at Baker Correctional Institution. I continue to use a computer at work and also have a personal computer at home that I use for correspondence, family budgeting and finances, as well as e-mail and My pledge: the Internet. My opponent recently commented at a board meeting that he does not have a computer or connection to the Internet. (Some of the material for an issue the Board was considering that night was several hundred pages long, so the As state funding dollars become tighter each year our children are the ones who school administrator had noted its web site on the internet rather than make several hundred page copies for each of the will suff er. I want the best quality education for your children and mine. Board Members.) Considering our students are taught to use computers, I think it important for our Board members to have As I make decisions for your children, my own children will be impacted also. a basic knowledge of and access to computers and the internet. P I will use my resources to make sure your voice is heard in Tallahassee to 2. I am not related to anyone currently on or campaigning for election to the School Board, nor am I related to anyone in the school administration. Thus, there would be no implication, perceived or otherwise, of a conflict of interest between me and secure adequate funding. anyone on the Board or in the administration. P I will make sure my salary is used in the classroom for: classroom libraries, I hope this information is helpful when deciding on the candidate you will vote for. Most of all I urge you to learning materials, hands on manipulatives and projects that will directly exercise your right to vote and vote for the candidate of your choice on August 24, 2010. enhance your child’s education. Political advertisement paid for and approved by Charlie ‘Artie’ Burnett for School Board District 4. Page  The Baker County Press Thursday, August 5, 2010 Break-up leads to alleged battery Warning of septic scams A criminal complaint alleg- 3. the evening of August 8. ing domestic battery was filed • Another father, also 39, and Police were told the argument Joel Addington It will take effect in January 2011, but only in a August 3 against an ex-boyfriend his daughter, age 17, were named started over money for senior News Editor dozen or so test counties. The law requires full im- who allegedly struck a Macclenny in similar complaints after a fight pictures. [email protected] plementation by 2016. woman when she attempted to at their residence off SR 121 north “While no details have been worked out yet, the Florida has a new septic system inspection law leave her residence that evening. inspection will probably require septic tanks to be Anntricia Ansley, 21, told Dep- on the books, but residents shouldn’t be fooled by pumped out and visually inspected to determine the scammers, warns Terry Graham, the county’s direc- uty Kevin Jenkins that Frederick Need Help! integrity of the tank as well as the drainfield,” Mr. Marshall, 23, also of Macclenny, tor of environmental health. Graham said. Looking for two good Samaritans concerning He said one elderly homeowner recently report- punched her below the left eye Tanks and drainfields not properly functioning about 6:40 and then ran out a ed that someone contacted her attempting to sell a and posing a sanitary nuisance will likely require the accident that happened in front of Walmart product that was supposed to bring her septic tank rear door before police arrived. repair or replacement. Ms. Ansley said the accused on Saturday, August 7, 2010 around 2:10. A into compliance with the new law. For systems installed after January 1983, any re- In fact, property owners aren’t required to do tried to block her exit because gentleman was driving a dark green or blue pairs or replacements to drainfields will be required she was breaking off the relation- anything yet. to meet a 24-inch separation between the bottom of Toyota with a young boy and the other person “At this time, details of the inspection program ship. the drainfield and the estimated seasonal high water In another complaint, Garrett was a lady with blonde hair. Please contact have not been determined, and no action is required table, Mr. Graham said. by anyone,” Mr. Graham stated in press release this Gray, 23, of Glen St. Mary is ac- Kenneth or Sherry at 259-5723. The legislature also banned the practice of cused of violating an injunction week. spreading treated septic tank sludge on land begin- “The public should also be aware that someone against domestic violence by ning in 2016. showing up at the residence of may contact you and attempt to trick or pressure All new or replacement tanks and drainfields cur- you into buying a product that magically causes your ex-girlfriend Tammy Barton, 22, Elect Tina Fish rently require a state-issued permit before construc- at her residence off Morningside septic tank system to work properly or pass inspec- tion can commence and a state-licensed septic tank tion. There is no such product on the market, and Lane. contractor to perform the installation. Deputy Patrick McGauley the Florida Department of Health does not endorse Violation of the existing law carries a fine up to any such product.” said he went to the address the $500. evening of August 5 and was told The new law signed by Governor Charlie Christ in Anyone with a question concerning the new June will require inspection every five years of some by Ms. Barton that Mr. Gray had law, or who suspects that they may be the victim of been there three times inquiring 2.6 million septic tanks and drainfields throughout a scam, should call the health department at 259- the state. about their child. for SCHOOL BOARD District 3 3569. She also accused Mr. Gray of repeatedly telephoning her, in- cluding one call while the deputy Mowers, equipment are stolen was present. Attempts to contact him were unsuccessful. A property owner reported In other thefts and vandal- by the victim’s son with the keys • Both the 39-year-old father equipment and a vehicle stolen ism: inside. and his 16-year-old son were M������ C����� and vandalized off Sandsdale Rd. • Sandra Dilbeck of Macclenny • A bicycle valued at $60 and named in complaints for domes- northwest of Macclenny between said her 1989 Toyota was canni- belonging to Latanya Jones was tic violence following a physical for County Commissioner District 4 July 25 and August 5. balized of parts while parked in taken overnight August 5 from confrontation at their residence Married: Lisa Dicks Conner for 32 Boynton Crockett of Mac- the yard of Katina Allen on Tony the front yard of her residence on on Ridge Estates near Glen the years- 3 children and 4 grandchildren clenny said the inventory of sto- Givens Rd. north of Sanderson. Friendship Place north of Sand- afternoon and evening of August len equipment includes two bush Ms. Dilbeck told Deputy Kevin erson. Occupati on: Maintenance Supervisor mowers, a plow, steam cleaner Jenkins she intended to have the First Bapti st Church of Glen and aluminum tubing. The front vehicle towed when she left it Community of residence: Cuyler and rear of a 1987 Isuzu pickup there in early April. She reported Civic/clubs/leadership: Baker County were also removed. the theft on August 2. Volunteer Fireman, served as Captain He told Deputy Tony Norman Her inventory of stolen parts of Stati on 30, coach and umpire with the equipment was valued at includes the battery, radiator, Baker County Litt le League, past $7400. engine parts, three tires and the member of Westside Elementary This marks the second time vehicle title. Advisory Board in a month that Mr. Crockett has • A 2002 Nissan SUV belong- reported thefts to the sheriff’s de- ing to Robert Gerard of Macclen- Church affi liati on: a Deacon at First partment. Two weeks ago, he said ny was taken during the night Bapti st Church of Glen St. Mary a large excavator shovel and fuel August 8 from the residence of Why should voters elect me to the county commission: I believe I have tank were taken from a property Kevin Kett off Smooth Bore Ave. AutoCrafters Collision Repair the experience, knowledge and maturity to lead Baker County into the belonging to him off Oak Ridge near Glen St. Mary. 180 S. Lowder St., Macclenny future. I know I have a strong desire for Baker County to be one of the Dr. east of Glen St. Mary. The Nissan had been left there best in the state for now and the future. My promise to each person of 259-3001 this county is that I will give 100% to make this happen. The two biggest issues I see now for Baker County: • Lifetime Warranty on all repairs 1. Taxes: My promise is that I will see that for each dollar that Baker • 10 Locations thru out Florida County spends we get the best possible return for that dollar. Using all • Free Computerized Estimates funds wisely. • State of the art equipment 2. Jobs: I will aggressively pursue, with the help of all local and state agencies, to see Baker County is always in positi on to be able to • We are a Direct Repair Provider for most compete for any that are available. Major Insurance Companies My last statement: My positi on on any issues that would come before • I-Car and ASE Certified the Board of County Commissioners would be from: 1. a strong conservati ve Christi an background 2. a strong desire to hear all the voices of Baker County Let Us Be Your 3. a strong desire to always do what is best for Baker County Collision Repair Specialist Photo courtesy of Jon Mobley A VOTE FOR MICHAEL CONNER IS A VOTE FOR THE FUTURE “It’s Our BusIness” Paid politi cal adverti sement paid for and approved by Michael Conner (D) Scouts at D.C., jamboree for County Commissioner District 4. Boy Scout Troop 150 toured Washington, D.C. July 28-30 and ended the trip by attending the Boy Scout Jamboree in nearby Virginia. The boys, ages 11 to 15, visited more than a dozen sites including the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam, Korean and WWII War Memorials; Smithsonian Institution and White House. “We will remember most of the memorials, but the Lincoln Memorial was the one the guys talked about the most,” said scout leader Jon Mo- PRIMARY bley. Pictured from left (front row) are Daniel Smith, Kevin Smith, David Boldry, Jonathan Mobley, Tyler Dolby, John McElroy, Keith Lairmore, (back row) Deb Hen- derson and Jon Mobley. Scouts not pictured include Wyatt Latham, Travis Trail, ELECTION Tyler Trail, Alan Trail and Stephen Willing Early Voting August 9, 2010 – August 21, 2010

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Attention Wildcat Football Fans! and vote early 2010 FOOTBALL SEASON TICKETS ON SALE August 9-12 from 7:30 am - 3:30 pm at the Supervisor of Elections office August 16-20 from 7:30 am - 3:30 pm 32 N. 5th Street, Suite A, Macclenny During this time anyone can sign-up August 9-21 for a drawing for unsold tickets.

The drawing will be held at the Monday - Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 2010 WILDCAT PEP RALLY August 20 at 7:30 pm For more information call 259-6339 at Memorial Stadium or visit our website at Ticket bearer must be present and purchase tickets at the pep rally. Tickets will be www.bakerelections.com sold in pairs, minimum two/maxi- mum four. Nita D. Crawford, Supervisor of Elections

2010 season will consist of 8 HOME games. Tickets are $72 each ursday, August 5, 2010 T B C P Page 9 Road Rangers extend services Expanded west to Baker County up to SR 228 KELLEY LANNIGAN mission, according to executive FEATURES director Jeff Stanfi eld. [email protected] Baker, Nassau and St. Johns counties will benefi t from Road The Jacksonville-area road- Rangers’ assistance for the next side emergency assistance service three years. Road Rangers was extended into The new service areas will Baker County beginning July 1, extend along I-10 to SR 228 in but only as far west as SR 228. Baker County, along I-95 to In- Road Rangers are funded by ternational Golf Parkway in St. Christen Hand Trinise Surrency and her dad the Florida Department of Trans- Johns County and along I-95 to portation. They patrol busy traf- SR 200 in Nassau. fi c corridors and help disabled or The 26 additional miles of stranded motorists, assist with highway make for 149 miles Teens get computers incidents that stop or slow down served by the Road Rangers in traffi c and remove road debris. Northeast Florida. Their basic services to strand- The decision to partner with for top performance ed motorists, which are free of the FDOT and donate the money PHOTO COURTESY OF FDOT Twenty Baker County teens like goal setting, money manage- charge, include: to fund the expansion of services Road Rangers emergency service vehicle. were recognized July 28 at the ment, confl ict resolution and in- • Cell phone calls for car ser- grew out of NFTPO’s position on can start to snowball outward via The Press fan page on Face- middle school for completion of terview preparation. vice safety. for miles. The Road Rangers are book she was aided a few years the second annual Data Bust- The program’s top performers • Gas and water “The decision to provide the indispensable for helping clear ago after a collision in Jackson- ers program sponsored by the this summer — Christen Hand • Fan belts funding only made good sense,” disabled vehicles from the road ville. Northeast Florida Community and Trinise Surrency — were • Jump starts said Marci Larson, a public rela- so the fl ow of traffi c can resume “They were very helpful and Action Agency. awarded a Hewlett-Packard The Jacksonville-based ser- tions and marketing specialist smoothly,” he said. were there long before police or The nine-week program helps desktop computer and printer, vice previously covered only Du- with the NFTPO. “Not only do Not to mention providing an ambulance showed up at the youth ages 14 to 18 build com- flat screen monitor and USB val and Clay counties. the Road Rangers assist motor- basic assistance when a motor- scene,” she said. puter technology and workplace drive. A $500,000 grant to the ists with car trouble, but they are ist needs a tire changed, fuel to Other Baker County residents skills they can apply in future Second place performers — FDOT from the North Florida a vital resource for securing and reach a gas station or water for familiar with Road Rangers are jobs through a partnership with Olivia Adam and Shantell Paige Transportation Planning Orga- clearing the road when accidents an overheating radiator. happy about the expansion of the local agencies like the school dis- — received Hewlett-Packard lap- nization [NFTPO] will now cover occur.” The news is welcomed by service to SR 228. trict, sheriff’s offi ce and Council tops. motorists in portions of three ad- Mike Goldman of the FDOT some Baker County residents “That is so wonderful — an ex- on Aging. A reception with friends and ditional counties. concurs. with fi rst-hand experience with tremely important service that’s In tandem with offi ce work, family followed the awards pre- Highway safety is an impor- “When there is a roadway acci- Road Rangers. been needed,” commented Judy the program offers classroom sentation. tant component of the NFTPO’s dent, the ensuing traffi c problems Tracy Dugger Lamb reported Reier Wheeler. instruction on job and life skills Giveaway ‘outfi ts’ more than 800 www.bakercountypress.com KELLEY LANNIGAN outgrowth of the missions work FEATURES of FBC youth groups sponsored [email protected] by Ms. Griffi s and Ms. Hardin. Woodlawn Kennels Some of the youth were among First Baptist Church of Mac- members working at the event. Quality Professional Care clenny held its third community Anything left over from the GroominG BoardinG clothing give-away August 7 in clothing give-away goes to the 259-4757 the church’s gymnasium. Harvest Mission in Jacksonville. A simple card filled out by Clothing that is very out of style those attending the Saturday and not claimed is often shipped Private • Spacious • Indoor/Outdoor Runs give-away demonstrated the to desperately needy people in Complete Bath, De-flea & Groom . . . . $20-$25 number of people receiving the other countries. clothes. “When you have absolutely Bath, De-flea & Nails Clip ...... $10-$15 When the cards were tallied nothing, you don’t care about on Monday morning the church the style of clothing. You care Boarding (per actual day) ...... $5-$7 reported that the clothing needs about being covered and keeping of more than 800 people in the warm,” said Ms. Harvin. community were met. The project is fast evolving “There were people here long into a possible full-time ministry Re-Elect Paul before the doors were scheduled of the church. An entire Sunday to open at 9 am,” said church school room is now devoted to member Mike Griffis, whose the storage and work necessary RAULERSON wife Tina helped coordinate the for the project. for School Board Member District 4 event. “A full-time clothing ministry “They were ready to come in is an idea the church is consider- EXPERIENCED: at 8:30 and I thought to myself, ing. We’ll be working toward the ❖ well, Jesus wouldn’t keep people 14 years of experience possibility of making that hap- ❖ State Certified School Board Member waiting, so I guess we can’t ei- pen,” Ms. Griffi s said. ❖ State Master School Board Member ther,” he said. The next clothing giveaway PHOTO BY KELLEY LANNIGAN ❖ Served as chair Just between 8:30 and 9:00 is scheduled at the church No- Tina Gri s and Janet Harvin sort donated clothes by sizes. ❖ Vice Chairperson on School Board am, nearly 150 people filed vember 20, the Saturday before through the gym, fi lling bags with knew about the need. Some for?” asked the ladies. “Here’s Thanksgiving. PROvEN LEADERShIP: as many shirts, shorts and pants donations were purchased spe- size eight. These are tens. We’ll More winter clothing and ❖ Provided leadership during difficult as they desired. cifically for the event, such as fi nd you whatever you need.” coats should be available at that economic times. shoes for young children. Church “I found two good pairs of There was a variety of cloth- time. ❖ Provided leadership in planning process members scouted yard sales for jeans,” said one elderly lady, ap- ing available for all age groups, Donations are the heart of the of building new schools and additional from infants to the elderly, plus suitable clothing as well. parently pleased. “A good pair of project. Boys jeans and men’s facilities to meet class size requirement. shoes, belts and handbags. Ev- Only one pair of shoes was jeans will last me forever. Now I VOTE clothing are the most needed ❖ Provided leadership on developing poli- erything was displayed on tables allowed to each person, because need some shirts.” items. cies that impact teaching & learning. and clothing racks and sorted by of the limited quantity. People According to church workers, “Boys jeans go the quickest,” gender, type and size. could help themselves to as many people out of work because of the said Ms. Griffi s. “We need those Thank you for the confidence you have placed in me as I have served The gym stayed open until clothing items as they needed, depressed economy come look- more than anything.” as your school board member. It is an honor and privilege to serve mid-afternoon, but much of the however. ing for clothing to wear on job Shoes go quickly too, accord- you and the children of Baker County. Please allow me to continue to Donations continued to ar- interviews. clothing was gone before 11:00 ing to Diane Morgan, one of use my training and expertise to continue serving our children for the rive even as the morning wore “We’ve seen a lot of men’s suits am. many church members who was next four years. “There are so many people in on. When several large bags of go out this morning for that very on hand to help people fi nd the need and this really helps fami- pants arrived, Ms. Griffi s and Ms. reason,” one said. Political advertisement paid for and approved by Paul Raulerson clothing sizes they needed. for Baker County School Board District 4. lies with kids, especially right Harvin dove right in, separating The clothing give-away is an before school starts,” said Cheryl men’s, women’s and children’s Harvin, who also helped coordi- cloths before sorting them by nate the event. size. The majority of donated cloth- A woman with two teenage Jeana Walker ing came from church members daughters approached. and community residents who “What size are you looking Joe’sPool Hall LLC 1654 S. 6th Street • Macclenny DUVAL for County Commissioner District 4

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIR- CUIT, IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO.: 02-2010-DR-0332 Check it out... IN RE: THE MATTER OF: BREA JADE GENTRY, DOB 4-25-2004, and BRAYDEN ELIAS HOLLOWAY, DOB 3-28-2007, www.bakercountypress.com Legal Notices Minor children. ______/

NOTICE OF ACTION Anderson Quality ROOFING LLC TO: ELIZABETH NICOLE GENTRY PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 8TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Metal & Shingle Reroofs & Roof Repairs The Baker County District School Board will hold the CIVIL DIVISION 4960 RICHARDSON ROAD following PUBLIC HEARING on Monday, August CASE NO.: 02-2009-CA-000064 GLEN ST. MARY, FLORIDA 32040 New Homes • Remodels • Additions • Screen Rooms 16, 2010 at 5:30 p.m. and Tuesday, September Door & Window Replacement 7, 2010, at 5:30 p.m. in the Baker County School CHASE HOME FINANCE, LLC, ROBBIE HOLLOWAY Board Meeting Room located at 270 South Boule- Plaintiff, LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: UNKNOWN Your hometown contractor! vard East, Macclenny, Florida. vs. DARRELL WAYNE GENTRY TOPIC: Discussion of “District’s Strate- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: UNKNOWN LICENSED & gies on How to Meet Class Size Amend- CAROL D. ACKLIN; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC FREE ESTIMATES 2593300 ment” REGISTRATION SYSTEMS INCORPORATED, AS A YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Verified Petition for INSURED NOMINEE FOR SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, INC.; UN- Temporary Custody of Minor Children by Extended LIC.#RC0067003 IN GOD WE THE PUBLIC IS INVITED AND ENCOURAGED TO KNOWN TENANT (S); RANDY C. ACKLIN; IN POS- Family Member has been filed in this court. You are TRUST. LIC.#RB0067070 ATTEND. SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, required to serve a copy of your written defenses, Defendants. if any, to the action on the Petitioner’s attorney Sherrie Raulerson ______/ whose name and address is Hugh D. Fish, Jr. at Superintendent of Schools P.O. Box 531, Macclenny, Florida 32063, on or 7/15-9/1 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE before September 6, 2010, and file the original of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL the written defenses with the Clerk of Court either CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final before service or immediately thereafter. Failure to CIVIL ACTION Judgment of Foreclosure dated the 27th day of July, serve and file written defenses as required may re- CASE NO. 02-2009-CA-000120 2010, and entered in Case No. 02-2009-CA-000064, sult in a judgment or order for the relief demanded, DIVISION of the Circuit Court of the 8TH Judicial Circuit in and without further notice. for Baker County, Florida, wherein CHASE HOME BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP F/K/A COUN- FINANCE, LLC is the Plaintiff and CAROL D. ACK- WITNESS my hand and Seal of this Court on this TRYWIDE HOME LOANS SERVICING, L.P., LIN; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION 2nd day of August, 2010. Plaintiff, SYSTEMS INCORPORATED, AS A NOMINEE FOR As Clerk of the Court SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, INC.; UNKNOWN TENANT BY: Sherri Dugger vs. (S); RANDY C. ACKLIN; JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS Deputy Clerk UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POSSESSION OF THE Hugh D. Fish, Jr. BENJAMIN D. ELLIS, et al, SUBJECT PROPERTY are defendants. I will sell to Attorney at Law Defendant(s). the highest and best bidder for cash AT THE FRONT 34 S. 5th Street ______/ DOOR OR MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE COURTHOUSE Macclenny, Fl 32063 at the Baker County Courthouse in Macclenny, Flor- Phone 904-259-6606 NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED FORECLOSURE SALE ida, at 11:00 a.m. on the 31st day of August, 2010, 8/5-8/12 the following described property as set forth in said IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order Final Judgment, to wit: CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale dated July 26, 2010 CASE NO. 02-2009-CP-1 and entered in Case NO. 02-2009-CA-000120 of LOT 13, OF COPPER CREEK HILLS, UNIT the Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Judicial Circuit in 2, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF IN RE: and for BAKER County, Florida wherein BAC HOME AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGES LOANS SERVICING, LP F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE 36 AND 37, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF ESTATE OF TIM RANDALL CREWS, HOME LOANS SERVICING, L.P., is the Plaintiff BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA. Deceased. and BENJAMIN D. ELLIS; JULIE ELLIS; ROLL- ______/ ING MEADOWS OF MACCLENNY HOMEOWNERS ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE ASSOCIATION, INC.; TENANT #1 N/K/A PAMELA SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN NOTICE TO CREDITORS DUXBURY; TENANT #2 N/K/A DUANE DUXBURY THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE are the Defendants, I will sell to the highest and best LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 The administration of the estate of TIM RANDALL bidder for cash AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE BAK- DAYS AFTER THE SALE. CREWS, deceased, whose date of death was Oc- ER COUNTY COURTHOUSE at 11:00 AM, on the tober 29, 2008, is pending in the Circuit Court 31st day of August, 2010, the following described IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO for Baker County, Florida, Probate Division, the property as set forth in said Final Judgment: NEEDS ANY ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER TO address of which is Baker County Courthouse,339 PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING, YOU ARE EN- E. Macclenny Avenue, Macclenny, Florida 32063, LOT 119, ROLLING MEADOWS, ACCORD- TITLED AT NO COST TO YOU, TO THE PROVISION File No. CASE NO. 02-2009-CP-1. The names and ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CONTACT (AL addresses of the personal representative and the IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE(S) 96, 97, 98, 99, FRASER) CLERK OF COURT OF BAKER COUNTY, personal representative’s attorney are set forth 100 AND 101, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS FLORIDA AT 339 E. MACCLENNY AVENUE, MAC- below. OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA CLENNY, FLORIDA (904) 259-3121 WITHIN 2 WORKING DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS NO- All creditors of the decedent and other persons A/K/A 5561 HUCKLEBERRY TRAIL WEST, TICE OF HEARING, IF YOU ARE HEARING OR VOICE having claims or demands against decedent’s es- MACCLENNY, FL 32063 IMPAIRED CALL 1-800-955-8771. tate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from Dated this 28th day of July, 2010. WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AF- the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of Al Fraser TER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF the date of the Lis Pendens must fi le a claim within Clerk Of The Circuit Court THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE sixty (60) days after the sale. By: Jamie Crews DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE Deputy Clerk ON THEM. WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of this Court on Law Offi ce of Marshall C. Watson July 28, 2010. 1800 NW 49th Street, Suite 120 All other creditors of the decedent and other per- Al Fraser Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309 sons having claims or demands against decedent’s Clerk of the Circuit Court Telephone: (954) 453-0365 estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN By: Jamie Crews Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE As a candidate my qualifications are clear. Deputy Clerk Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. Invoice To: Florida Default Law Group, P.L. 8/5-8/12 Now let’s focus on the issues: P.O. Box 25018 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PE- Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 RIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE LegisLative F09058576 COUNTRYCAL-CONV–- COPIES FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that David J. Crews, Black & white/Full color **See Americans with Disabilities Act BARRED. Each year the state makes more demands on local school dis- If you are a person with a disability who needs any the hold er of the following certificate, has filed said certificate for a tax deed to be issued thereon. accommodation in order to participate in this pro- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET The certificate number and year of issuance, the T O M tricts. ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) description of the property and the names in which provision of certain assistance. Please contact: YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE 110 South Fifth St. • Engage our state representatives in dialogue to lessen the it was assessed are as follows: Ms. Jan Phillips OF DEATH IS BARRED. Human Resources Manager unfunded mandates imposed on local school districts. Certificate Number: 07-00499 Alachua County Family/Civil Courthouse The date of the first publication of this Notice is Year of issuance: 2007 Notice is hereby given: 201 E. University Avenue, Room 410 August 12, 2010. • We the people of Baker County should be allowed to de- Gainesville, FL 32601 Description of property: 29-2S-22-0028-0008- 1061. Timothy L Harrison Phone: 352-337-6237 Attorney for Personal Representative: cide what the needs of our children are and how we should Part of Lot 17, Block 8, as shown on map Last known address of: Fax: 352-374-5238 Michael E. Seelie, Esq. of E.R. RHODENS ADDITION to the Town 10275 CR 120 8/5-8/12 2468 Atlantic Boulevard allocate money. “Local control.” of Macclenny, as recorded in Plat Book Sanderson, FL 32087 PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Jacksonville, Florida 32207 2, Page 4 of the public records of Baker Florida Bar No. 243558 County, Florida, also known as Parcel D, You are hereby notified that your eligibility to vote economics The Baker County District School Board will hold Telephone: (904)858-1895 and being more particularly described as is in question. You are required to contact the the following PUBLIC HEARING on Tuesday, Sep- Facsimile: (904)858-1898 follows: Begin at the intersection of the Supervisor of Elections, in Macclenny, Florida, Florida’s economy is going to take several years to recover tember 7, 2010, in the Baker County School Board Personal Representative: Westerly right-of-way of Cardinal Lane, a no later than thirty (30) days after the date of Meeting Room located at 270 South Boulevard TRINA C. EMERSON 50 foot right of way as now established, this publishing. Failure to respond will result in from the current economic problems. East, Macclenny, Florida, to be held immediately 27126 N.W. 165th Stree with the Northerly right of way of Ivy a determination of ineligibility by the Supervisor following the 2010-2011 Budget hearing which Alachua, Florida 32615 Street, a 50 foot right of way as now estab- and your name will be removed from the statewide • Next year stimulus dollars will run out and our school begins at 6:30 p.m. 8/12-8/19 lished, thence run South 77˚14’58” West voter registration system. If further assistance is district will face funding issues. As the only candidate to on said Northerly right of way a distance US 90 MINI STORAGE needed, contact the Supervisor of Elections at the Approval of the: below listed address or call 904-259-6339. 2010-2011 Student Progression Plan of 120.50 feet, thence run North 10˚47’32” 781 EAST MACCLENNY AVENUE attend the school board budget workshop, I understand West a distance of 88.40 feet; thence run MACCLENNY, FL. 32063 2010-2011 Code of Student Conduct Nita D. Crawford North 78˚11’10” East, a distance of 120.50 Phone (904) 259-9022 how important it is to account for every penny spent. feet to said Westerly right of way; thence Baker County Supervisor of Elections THE PUBLIC IS INVITED AND ENCOURAGED TO The following units containing household P.O. BOX 505 ATTEND. run South 10˚46’08: East, on said West • Strong school districts are the foundation to strong right of way line, a distance of 86.43 feet items such as furniture, appliances, etc., will be Macclenny, Florida, 32063 to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Containing sold by public auction at 10:00 am August 21 8/12 The documents will be available for preview at 2010 to satisfy back rent. The following tenants communities. As our community grows and devel- the Baker County School Board Offi ce located at 0.24 acres, more or less. A, R&R, INC All of said property being in the County of can claim their property back if rent is paid before 270 South Boulevard East, Macclenny, Florida this date: 10525 DUVAL LANE ops, the quality of our schools will determine the beginning Wednesday, August 4, 2010 (8:30 a.m. Baker, State of Florida. MACCLENNY, FL 32063 Name Unit # – 3:00 p.m.). Phone (904) 259-4774 types of people that will move into our community. Names in which assessed: Karen Rosamonda Angela Mayhall 11 The following vehicle will be sold at public Sherrie Raulerson (Trustee). Doug Register 21 Deantionia Reed 22 auction August 25, 2010 at 8:00 am at A, R&R On August 24 choose the candidate who will help make our schOOl Superintendent of Schools INC, 10525 Duval Lane, Macclenny, FL 32063. 8/5-9/2 Unless such certificate or certificates shall be re- Phyllis Parker 23 district and our cOmmunity a better place for us all. Vote IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL deemed according to the law, the property de- Rochelle Washington 26 & 28 1998 Ford F150 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA scribed herein will be sold to the highest bidder at Patrick English 31 VIN # 1FTDX1727WNA04343 Jesse davis for Baker county school Board - district 3. CIVIL ACTION the East door of the Baker Coun ty Courthouse on Allen Yonn 36 8/12 CASE NO. 02-2009-CA-000089 October 4, 2010, at 11:00 a.m. Valerie Fisetle 38 DIVISION Darrell Merine 39 Dated this 26th day of July, 2010. Sylvia Watts 44 WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, Al Fraser Vickie Lucas Smith 45 Plaintiff, Clerk of Court Tonya Williams 57 Baker County, Florida 8/12-8/19 vs. By: Tammie A. Lovingood The Baker County Board of Commissioners is As Deputy Clerk accepting applications for the following: JEFFREY PHELAN A/K/A JEFFREY W. PHELAN, et 8/5-8/26 al, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED ST. MARY SHOALS PARK MANAGER Defendant(s). ______/ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that David J. Crews, St. Mary Shoals Park is a recreational park approx- the hold er of the following certificate, has filed imately 1600 acres in size located on Odis Yarbor- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE said certificate for a tax deed to be issued thereon. ough Road. Recreational activities include, horse The certificate number and year of issuance, the trails, nature trails, ATV trails and river access. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judg- description of the property and the names in which ment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated June 23, 2010 it was assessed are as follows: General job duties will include park maintenance, and entered in Case No. 02-2009-CA-000089 of the emptying trash, cleaning restrooms, litter control, Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Judicial Circuit in and Certificate Number: 07-00721 event coordination, supervise inmate work crews, for BAKER County, Florida wherein WELLS FARGO Year of issuance: 2007 conduct tours, insure compliance with property BANK, NA, is the Plaintiff and JEFFREY PHELAN Description of property: 06-3S-22-0042-0000- management plan enforcing rules governing activi- A/K/A JEFFREY W. PHELAN; KARIN L. PHELAN; 0040 ties at park and other special projects and duties CYPRESS POINT OF MACCLENNY HOMEOWNERS Lot 4 and 5, Turkey Creek Retreat, Unit 3, that may be assigned. ASSOCIATION, INC.; are the Defendants, I will according the Plat thereof as recorded in sell to the highest and best bidder for cash AT THE Plat Book 2, page 50, of the public records Applicants must have a high school diploma or FRONT DOOR OF THE BAKER COUNTY COURT- of Baker County, Florida. GED and valid Florida Drivers license. Physical HOUSE at 11:00 AM, on the 31st day of August, All of said property being in the County of demands include the ability to lift 50 lbs unas- 2010, the following described property as set forth Baker, State of Florida. sisted, extensive periods of standing and walking, in said Final Judgment: in some cases over rough terrain and/or wet areas Names in which assessed: Barbara A. Smith, carrying backpacks, tools, and landscaping equip- LOT 26, CYPRESS POINTE, UNIT 1, AC- Henry A. Smith, Gregory A. Smith ment. This position will be considered a “contract” CORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS position and will not include any County retirement RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGES Unless such certificate or certificates shall be or insurance benefits. The park will be open Fri- NEFCOM Unlimited 90 THROUGH 92, INCLUSIVE, OF THE redeemed according to the law, the property de- day, Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 9:00 am Local Service – 7:00 pm; seasonally adjusted. • Unlimited NEFCOM PUBLIC RECORDS OF BAKER COUNTY, scribed in such certificate will be sold to the high- EXTREME ENHANCED FLORIDA. est bidder at the East door of the Baker Coun ty Jacksonville Calls courthouse on October 4, 2010, at 11:00 a.m. Applications will be accepted at the Baker County • Unlimited HIGH SPEED INTERNET A/K/A 416 ISLAMORADA DRIVE S, MAC- Administration Offices located at 55 North 3rd Anytime Long Distance CLENNY, FL 32063 Dated this 26th day of July, 2010. Street until 5:00 pm, August 25, 2010. Complete • Unlimited • 6 Mbps Download Al Fraser job description can be picked up at same address. - Your Choice Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from Clerk of Court All inquiries should be directed to Maurice Postal • 5 Calling Features • FREE the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of Baker County, Florida at (904) 259-9825 or Joe Cone at (904) 259-3613. Standard Modem Rental the date of the Lis Pendens must fi le a claim within By: Tammie A. Lovingood 8/12-8/19 (Popular features including Caller ID & Call Waiting) • FREE sixty (60) days after the sale. As Deputy Clerk ALL SAFE MINI STORAGE - Basic Email Spam/Virus Filter 8/5-8/26 190 SOUTH LOWDER STREET Voicemail WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of this Court on • Actual speeds may vary.May not be available in all areas. Notice is hereby given: MACCLENNY, FLORIDA 32063 July 28, 2010. 904-259-3565

Al Fraser Donald G. Miller The following units containing household Fast. Reliable. A ordable. Clerk of the Circuit Court Last known address of: items such as furniture, appliances, etc., will be O er ends August 31, 2010 and is limited to residential customers only. Restrictions By: Jamie Crews 10354 Bailey Ann Lane sold by public auction at 9:00 am August 28, may apply. Prices shown do not include taxes and fees. Other restrictions may apply. Deputy Clerk Glen St. Mary, FL 32040 2010 to satisfy back rent. The following tenants Florida Default Law Group, P.L. can claim their property back if rent is paid before this date: P.O. Box 25018 You are hereby notified that your eligibility to vote Authorizedfor local dealer Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 is in question. You are required to contact the Name Unit # Supervisor of Elections, in Macclenny, Florida, DIRECTV F09043513 NMNC-SPECFNMA–- Pansty Ruise 84 **See Americans with Disabilities Act no later than thirty (30) days after the date of David Campbell 86 If you are a person with a disability who needs any this publishing. Failure to respond will result in Sharonda Ellis 104 The CHOICE Package accommodation in order to participate in this pro- a determination of ineligibility by the Supervisor Scott Salyers 109 ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the and your name will be removed from the statewide Edon Branch 184 Over 150 digital channels provision of certain assistance. Please contact: voter registration system. If further assistance is Cynthia Griner 204 Top TV programming including movies, sports, family, Ms. Jan Phillips needed, contact the Supervisor of Elections at the John Kline 314 below listed address or call 904-259-6339. music & local channels Human Resources Manager 8/12-8/19 259-2261 Alachua County Family/Civil Courthouse $ • Add DVR for an add’l $7/mo. 201 E. University Avenue, Room 410 Nita D. Crawford 130 North 4th Street, Macclenny 99 Gainesville, FL 32601 Baker County Supervisor of Elections 29 • Add HD Access for an add’l $10 /mo. Phone: 352-337-6237 P.O. BOX 505 Reg. $58.99 Fax: 352-374-5238 Macclenny, Florida, 32063 www.nefcom.net 8/5-8/12 8/12 T  B C P Page 11 AUGUST 5, 2010 SOCIALSOCIAL NOTICE SUBMISSION INFORMATION &SCHOOL CONTACT US Birth announcements, wedding notices and social events (military service notes and school graduations) must By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our o ce located at 104 S. Fifth Street, be submitted within four weeks of the event. All news and advertising must be submitted to the newspaper o ce prior to 5:00 p.m. on the Monday prior to publication, unless otherwise noted or arranged. It is requested Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. that all news items be typed or emailed to insure accuracy in print. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com Open house schedules TUESDAY, AUGUST 17 Baker County Middle School: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

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Macclenny Elementary: 4:00 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. 1st Grade—4:00—5:00 p.m. Barton - Treadwell Callie Lynn Canaday 2nd Grade—5:00—6:00 p.m. September vows Arrives July 8th 3rd Grade—6:00—7:00 p.m. Weir and Barbara Barton of Katie Canaday and Justin Westside Elementary: 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Cuyler are pleased to announce Crews, both of Glen St. Mary, are 3rd Grade—4:00—4:50 p.m. the upcoming marriage of pleased to announce the birth of 2nd Grade—5:00—5:50 p.m. their daughter Rhoda Ann Ro- daughter Kallie Lynn Canaday 1st Grade—6:00—6:50 p.m. chelle Barton to Justin Edward on July 8, 2010 at Orange Park Treadwell of Lake City. Medical Center. Pre-K/Kindergarten Center: 1:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Kallie weighed 6 lbs., 7 oz. Scholarship awarded The groom is the son of Ed- (Meet in Cafeteria according to the following schedule except 5:00- ward and Elaine Treadwell, also and was 19 inches long. Jenifer Nguyen of St. George, GA, a recent high honors graduate at Bak- 6:00 p.m. group) of Lake City. Grandparents include Rita er County High School, was one of 10 students to recently receive $1000 1:00-2:00 p.m. — Kdg. (Alderman, McCook, McLarty, Reagan, Rhoda graduated from Grace Canaday and the late Tony Can- scholarships from the Okefenokee Rural Electric Member Cooperative Christian Academy of Baldwin aday, and Wendell and Jennifer based in Nahunta, GA. She is shown here accepting the award from OREMC Thompson, Thrift, Waller, Webb) in 2009. Justin graduated from Crews, all also of Glen. President Wayne Combs, a resident of Macclenny, during a recent banquet 2:30-3:30 p.m. — Kdg. (S. Combs, Drummond, Kish, Lane, Lu- in Brantley County, GA. Jennifer, the daughter of Cac and Hong Nguyen, cas, Mosley, Rowan, Ziemianski) Tabernacle Baptist Academy of was valedictorian of the 2010 class and will attend the University of Geor- Lake City in 2007. gia to major in chemistry. Ms. Nguyen will represent Okefenokee in the 4:00-5:00 p.m. — Kdg. (Bennett, Betros, Hand, Kosier, McHen- The couple invites family and statewide Walter Harrison Scholarship competition. ry, South, Sweat) friends to join them for this joy- 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. — (K. Combs, Jones, Kirby, McCormick, Yea- PHOTO COURTESY OF OKEFENOKEE REMC ous celebration on September ger) 4 at 4:30 pm at Faith Baptist 5:30-6:30 p.m. – (Crews, McNeal, Owens, Schatz, Stoops) Church in Macclenny. The maid of honor will be GED testing ‘00 class reunion Shannon Cooper and the best Registration for the August If you are interested in at- man will be Tim Lord. GED tests will be at 6:30 pm tending the Baker High Class of Elect Tina Fish Following a honeymoon to Tuesday, August 24 at The Baker 2000 reunion on August 21 at the Gatlinburg, the couple will re- County School District’s Career Mathis House in Glen St. Mary, side in Cuyler. and Adult Education building the cost will be $30 per person. located at 523 W. Minnesota Av- The money is due August 21 and Keep services enue. Test dates are August 30, can be mailed to 11960 Mudlake 31 and September 1. Please allow Road, Glen St. Mary, FL 32040. I want to say “Many Thanks” minimum of two hours for regis- For more information, please to the Macclenny Fire Depart- for SCHOOL BOARD District 3 tration. Testing fee of $70, valid contact Angela (Richardson) ment, the Baker County Sheriff’s • I am a 42 year old lifelong resident picture ID and social security Rhoden at 275-3453 or a_b_rho- Department and Rescue #36 for card are required at registration. [email protected] of Baker County and daughter of responding to a 911 call to our Dugger - Karnes For more information contact Pat Fish and the late Ben Fish. home Friday morning, August Wanda Conner at 259-0403. 6th at 1:00 am. As I was sitting To wed August 21 Check it out... • I am married to Wesley Mobley, up reading, the AC came on and Gordon and Cindy Register of bakercountypress.com son of the late Emory and Cecil I noticed the smell of smoke that Taylor are pleased to announce Mobley. Wesley and I have been seemed to be coming from the AC the upcoming marriage of son married for 22 years and have two vents. Kasey Karnes to Mary Elizabeth First Baptist Church sons - Tyler (16) and Mason (14), In just a few moments the Dugger, both of Goose Creek, of Macclenny both students at Baker County entire team arrived and through S.C. Mary is the daughter of their professionalism and the Ronald Dugger of Sanderson. “It Feels Like Home” High School. 372 S. Sixth Street at W. Minnesota Ave. instruments they have, they dis- Family and friends are in- • I attended Baker County schools and was a 1985 honor graduate. covered that the fan motor and vited to share in this joyous cel- relay in the air handler was glow- ebration on August 21 at 7:00 Sunday ServiceS WedneSday ServiceS • My family attends Taylor Church where I am an active member and a ing red — about to catch on fi re. pm at the Mathis House in Glen Sunday School 9:30 am Prayer & Bible Study 6:45 pm leader in the youth ministry. Had I not been awake, no doubt St. Mary. Worship 10:45 am Awana for Children 6:45 pm I will be approachable to the people for them to share their we would have had a fi re. Thank Following a honeymoon in & 6:00 pm Youth Group 6:45 pm thoughts and concerns. I have the time to commit to be avail- you Jesus. Orlando, the couple will reside Dr. Edsel M. Bone Directions from I-10: Take Exit 48 N. Go 1.3 miles able to better serve the people. in Goose Creek. Senior Pastor At the commissioner’s work- North on Hwy. 121 - See steeple on left Political advertisement paid for and approved by Tina Mobley for Baker County School Board District 3. shop Tuesday, August 3rd, a cou- ple of members of the audience Broadcast Live on WJXR 92.1 FM each Sunday Morning @ 11:00 am suggested very adamantly that we Harvey reunion cut services. Never happen! That The Harvey family reunion will suggestion got nowhere with the be Saturday, August 21 at noon at commissioners. Baker County, the Agricultural Center in Mac- injury lAw listen to me... I have never sup- clenny. Call Sheldon Beasley at ported doing away with services. 259-5468 for information. Personal Finance Counseling I think services are to be provided for our communities at all ex- ROSIE NICKLES pense. This occurrence only re- A Dave Ramsey certified financial counselor inforces my feelings and support 904-874-6571 for the service provided. 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OBITUARIESCONTACT US CHURCH AND OBITUARY NOTICE INFORMATION Obituaries must be submitted in a timely fashion and have a local connection. Pictures are printed with By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our o ce located at 104 S. Fifth Street, obituaries free of charge. The newspaper reserves the right to publish photos based on quality. It is requested Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. that all news items be typed or emailed to insure accuracy in print. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com Martin Maley, Evelyn Ellison, George Hedge Jr. Wesley Lyons Sanderson Christian Macclenny 81, of Macclenny dies on August 9 dies at age 89 87, was builder Revival Center church of christ Pastor: Harold Finley Evelyn Ellison, 81, of Mac- George Oliver Hedge Jr. pas- Mr. John Wesley Lyons Jr., Martin “Deke” Maley, 87, of 573 s. 5th st. 259-6059 clenny died August 5, 2010. She sed peacefully from this life on 89, of Macclenny died Friday, Sevierville, Tenn., formerly of Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday Bible Study 9:45 am was born in Sanderson to Owen August 9, 2010 in the company August 6, 2010 at his residence Macclenny, died early Sunday Sunday Service 11:00 am Fellowship 10:30 am - 11:00 am Combs and of his fam- following a morning, August 8, 2010. He Sunday Evening 6:00 pm Worship Services Della Lau- ily. A two- long illness. was a WWII Wednesday Service 7:30 pm 11:00 am ramore on time cancer He was veteran who Wed. Bible Study survivor,George served in Come see the exciting things 7:30 pm November born in Mo- the Lord is doing. 5, 1928. taught all niac, Geor- New Guin- Minister Sam F. Kitching She was he encoun- gia to John ea, and was Corner of Sapp Rd. and CR 229 a lifelong tered about W e s l e y awarded the r e s i d e n t the positive Lyons Sr. WWII Vic- of Baker side of life. and Pearlie tory Medal, County and H e Thrift Lyons Asiatic Pa- St. James Episcopal Church a member of earned his on January cifi c Service Faith Bap- bachelor’s 27, 1921. Medal with Minnesota Ave. & 5th Street tist Church. degree in He was a one Bronze Macclenny She enjoyed marketing r e s i d e n t Star, the Evelyn Ellison George Hedge Wesley Lyons Martin Maley talking on and man- of Baker Meritorious Sunday Worship the phone, a g e m e n t County for most of his life and Unit Award, cooking and spending time with from Florida State University retired as owner and operator of and the Purple Heart. He was 5:30 pm her family. and shortly after graduation Lyons Appliance and Furniture honorably discharged on Feb- Mrs. Ellison was predeceased entered the transportation in- Store and Kwik Stop Food Store, ruary 1, 1946, the day before his Paul Smith, Vicar •• 259-9198 by husband of 23 years Kenny dustry with the original Ryder Glen St. Mary. birthday. Wilkerson and her husband Truck Lines and was promptly Mr. Lyons was one of the Mr. Maley married Martha of eight years Noah Ellison; sent to Chicago. founders and a faithful member Kendrick on June 15 of the same daughter Linda Kay Crews; son From Chicago, he was moved of the Glen Hill Primitive Bap- year. He was a home builder in Ronald Wilkerson; sister Mar- to northwest Ohio for a time, tist Church. He loved hunting, Macclenny for 35 years. He is Macclenny Church of God tha Pringle; grandson Joshua then left Ryder to return to fi shing, gardening and spend- going to be deeply missed by his Wilkerson; great-granddaugh- the Jacksonville area where he ing time with his family. He was family and all those who were Jesus: The Way, The Truth and The Life fortunate enough to have spent ter Emily Binion. worked with several truck lines a Macclenny city commissioner Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. Survivors include children over nearly 30 years in opera- from 1985 to 1987. He was pre- time with him. He was a hum- Patricia (Ralph) Keiffer, Ran- tions and sales. The last several ceded in death by brothers Willie ble, devoted husband, father, Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Wed. Eve. Worship 7:30 P.M. dall (Noella) Wilkerson and years of his working career were Lyons, Wilford Lyones and Jim- and grandfather. He never met Pastor Rev. Shannon Conner Wilfred (Gale) Wilkerson, all at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of my Lyons; great-granddaughter a stranger and was always will- of Macclenny, Darlene (John) Florida, and he retired in May of Launa Bree Monds. ing to lend a hand. North 6th Street - Macclenny • 259-3500 Lauramore of Sanderson, Ma- 2009. Survivors include his loving Survivors include wife of 64 rie (Tommy) Goodbread of Rai- Living in Macclenny since the wife of 66 years June F. Lyons years Martha; son Roy (Carol) ford; son-in-law Jimmy Crews mid 70’s, he was fully involved of Macclenny; children Kay Maley of Macclenny; daugh- of Sanderson; daughter-in-law in the community with volun- (Terry) Tharpe of McKinny, TX, ter Catherine (Jim) Hallman of New Hope Church, Inc. Susie Wilkerson of Macclenny; teer work in the American Can- Kathy Reed and Beverly (Es- Sevierville, Jennifer Rutledge brother Owen Combs of Sand- cer Society, the Baker County ton) Monds, both of Glen St. of Dallas, TX.; grandchildren 23-A to Lauramore Rd. & Fairgrounds Rd. erson; sisters Mary Tarte and School System Literacy and Mary; brothers Dolph (Mary) James Rutledge, Hope (Bill) Sunday School 9:45 am Mattie Norman of Sanderson GED program, was president of Lyons, Junior (Bonnie) Lyons, Naillon, Amy Theophile, Heath- Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am er Willoughby, Martin Hall- and Norma Howard of Talla- the Baker County Chamber of both of Glen St. Mary; sister Sunday Children’s Church 11:00 am Commerce 1998-99, and served man, Jamie (Jason) Waits and hassee; 14 grandchildren and 13 Eva (Donald) Longino of Jack- Sunday Evening Services 6:00 pm great-grandchildren. on the Baker County Medical sonville; grandchildren Shan- Kathleen Rutledge; seven great- The graveside service was Services board of directors from non (Brooke) Monds and Becky grandchildren. Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting 7:00 pm The funeral service was held held August 8 at 2:30 pm at 1993-2010. (Bryan) McDuffi e, both of Glen, Pastor J. C. Lauramore welcomes all Macedonia Cemetery in Mac- Survivors include Kay, his Tracy (Sean) Friend of Talla- at Resthaven Memorial Mau- clenny with Pastor Donnie Wil- loving wife of 34 years; daugh- hassee, Shelby Tharpe of Gar- soleum in Dandridge, Tenn. on liams offi ciating. Ferreira Fu- ter Jennifer (Larry) Payne of land TX, Kelly (Leslie) Dobson August 10 at 10:00 am. In lieu neral Services was in charge of Glen St. Mary, sons Brian (Ni- of Jacksonville, Shelly (Mike) of fl owers, the family requests arrangements. cole) Hedge of Jacksonville, and Crawford and Ashley (Josh) you make donations to the char- Oliver Hedge of Orlando; grand- Williams, both of Glen; 17 great- ity of your choice in his honor. In Loving Memory children Karlie and Camryn grandchildren. Manes Funeral Home of New- port, Tenn. was in charge of ar- of Payne, and Dominick, Logan, The funeral service was held Gabriel and Marcus Hedge. at 10:00 am on August 9 at his rangements. Dorsey D. Bennett An active member of The church with Elder Arnold Johns 9/20/1937 - 8/12/2006 Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter offi ciating, assisted by Rev. Mi- Yellow roses grow in Heav- Day Saints in Macclenny, George chael Green. Internment fol- en, served many callings and at the lowed at Taylor Cemetery. Guer- Sanderson Lord, pick a bunch for me. time of his death was the First ry Funeral Home was in charge Place them in my daddy’s Counselor in the Bishopric. of arrangements. Congregational arms In addition to his immediate Holiness Church And tell him they are from and extended family, George CR 127 N., Sanderson, FL me. en joyed his relationships with Tell him that I love and miss many of his fellow Fletcher High CLASSIFIED Sunday School 10:00 am him. School graduates. Morning Worship 11:00 am When he turns to smile, place The family will greet friends DEADLINE Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm a kiss on Friday, August 13 at Ferreira Monday at 5:00 pm Wed. Evening Prayer Serv. 7:30 pm On each cheek and hold him Funeral Home from 6:00-9:00 NO EXCEPTIONS! for a while. pm. The funeral service will be Pastor: Oral E. Lyons Because remembering him is held at his church on Saturday, easy, August 14 at 10:30 am with 270 US Highway 301 N. • Baldwin FL 32234 Gid Giddens I do it everyday. www.giddensreedfh.com Bishop Scott Hinson offi ciat- There is an ache in my heart That will never go away. ing. Interment will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery. 904-266-2337 904-387-0055 I love you, Daddy, Baldwin Jacksonville I miss you Moniac BaptistHwy. 185 Church • Moniac, GA Arrangements made in your home or our facility DEBBIE, SCOTT, MIKE, DREW Check it out... 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Youth Director Margie Howard Fellowship Methodist Church Phone: 904-259-2213 August 22 121 North † 259-4461 Sunday School:...... 10:00 am 11:00 am temple Sunday Morning Service ....11:00 am Senior Pastor Associate Pastor Macclenny, FL Independent Pentecostal Church Tim Thomas Sunday Evening Service . . . . . 6:00 pm David Thomas 259-4940 Seventh St. & Ohio Ave., Macclenny 259-4575 Pastor Tim Cheshire Wednesday Night ...... 7:30 pm Dinner on the ground following the service Sunday School 9:45 am Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Wednesday Prayer Service 7:00 pm Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Wednesday Night Service 7:00 pm Radio WJXR 92.1 Sunday 9:15 am Youth Programs Sunday School 10:00 am Common Ground - Sunday 11:00 am Jesus answered, "Verily, verily I Common Ground - Wed. (Teens) 7:00 pm say unto thee, except a man be God Kids - Sunday 11:00 am born of water and of the Spirit, God Kids - Wednesday 7:00 pm Youth Pastor he cannot enter into the king- Gary Crummey dom of God." John 3:5 www.christianfellowshiptemple.com ursday, August 5, 2010 T B C P Page 13 George Rhoden, 61, of Glen dies Welcome The Lord’s First Baptist Church Church George Warren Rhoden, Sr., Intersection of CR 125 & 250 in 61, of Glen St. Mary died August of Sanderson Taylor •• 259-8353 6, 2010. He was born in Jack- CR 229 S., Sanderson FL sonville to G. W. Rhoden and Sunday school: 10:00 am Sunday School ...... 10:00 am Nina Bell Sunday service: 11:00 am Yarbrough- Sun. Morning Worship . 11:00 am Rhoden on Sun. Evening Worship . . 6:00 pm Wednesday Night Bible Study: 6:30 pm December Wed. Eve. Bible Study . . 7:00 pm 5, 1948. Family style dinner ~ 1st Sunday of George was Pastor Bob Christmas the month following service a member http://www.fbcofsanderson.org ‘A church alive is worth the drive!’ of the Sand- erson Con- gregational H o l i n e s s Church and was an avid In Loving Memory In Loving Memory hunter and George Rhoden of of fi sherman. Will Alexander Mr. Rhoden was wounded in Will Alexander 12/12/1976 - 8/12/2007 In Loving Memory the service of his country in Viet- 12/12/1976 - 8/12/2007 nam as an Army paratrooper, It’s been three years since you Daddy: of and was a recipient of the Pur- went away. I love and miss you every- Ti any Gail Christy ple Heart. He was also known In God’s arms you’ll forever day. 9/21/1987 - 8/16/2008 as a jokester and loved spend- stay. The Lord be with you, this I We love and miss you every- We walk the bridge to face ing time with his family. He was pray. your death. Your heart is with predeceased by his father G.W. day. YOUR LITTLE PRINCESS, YOUR LOVING FAMILY, ISRAEL BROOKE us everyday, so you may rest. Rhoden; grandparents J.C. and MAMA, DADDY, ISRAEL, RICHIE, You watch over us and keep us Sadie Mae Yarbrough; his fa- TOREY, RICKIE, SAVANNAH, NANNY safe. We feel the pain every day. ther-in-law R.B. Lauramore Sr. THARPE AND NANA ANNA It’s been two years, but knowing Survivors include Janice, his ALSO YOUR EARTHLY FAMILY AND you’re in God’s hands and safe wife of 24 years; children George FRIENDS brings joy to our face. But one “Warren” (Danielle) Rhoden Jr., WE LOVE YOU! COPIES day we will see you again meet- James “Jimbo” (Ericka) Green, Gone But Never Forgotten Black & white/Full color ing us at Heaven’s gates. Traci (Chris) Mann, LaDonna T O M LOVE, Rhoden and Stacy Southers; sis- MOM, BRENT, DAD, CASEY, KATLIN, HUNTER, PAYTEN ter Eileen (Neal) Stavely; moth- 110 South Fifth St. er Nina Bell (Jimmy) Davis; 14 grandchildren. The funeral service was held Come and magnify the Lord and worship with us August 10, at 2:00pm at Sand- erson Congregational Holiness Glen Friendship Tabernacle Church with Rev. Oral Lyons Clinton Ave. • Glen St. Mary • Home: 259-3982 • Church: 259-6521 and Rev. Justin Griffi s offi ciat- WJXR Radio Service Sunday� � � � 8:30 am ing. Interment followed at Mace- Morning Worship Service� � � � � 10:30 am donia Cemetery in Macclenny. Ferreira Funeral Services was in Children’s Church � � � � � � � � 11:30 am charge of arrangements. Evangelistic � � � � � � � � � � � 6:00 pm Bible Study (Wed�) � � � � � � � � 7:30 pm Rev. Albert Starling • www.myspace.com/glenfriendshiptabernacle In Loving Memory of Pender Logan Raulerson 8/16/1991 - 3/28/2007 Pender: What can I say now that I Moniac BaptistHwy. 185 Church • Moniac, GA haven’t said before? With every day that passes, I only miss you more. I can’t come to grips with the fact that you are gone. I try to go and see you, but it always just feels so wrong. Words cannot express the emptiness I feel. There’s no point to keep writ- ing this. There’s nothing left to say. Heartfelt thanks I just want you here with us, The family of Walter Darrell on your 19th birthday. Johns would like to thank this HAPPY BIRTHDAY PENDER I LOVE YOU AND community and all his friends for August 15-19 YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN the tremendous support shown LOVE, REVIVAL to our family at this diffi cult time. MOM AND ALL YOUR FAMILY Sunday at 6:00 pm • Mon. - Thurs. 7:00 pm Also we want to thank everyone for all the delicious food dishes. DINKINS NEW Sunday night with Darrell lived his life for his family, friends and all the people around CONGREGATIONAL Pastor Ricky Dyal him. We thank you for being a METHODIST CHURCH part of his life. CR 127 N. of Sanderson Monday & Tuesday night with Sunday School 10:00 am Thank you, Sunday Morning Service 11:00 am Pastor Ken Rowe The Johns Family Sunday Night Service 6:00 pm Wed. Night Service 7:30 pm Wednesday & Thursday night with Pastor Allen Crews Check it out... Assistant Pastor Timothy Alford Pastor Jason Delgado bakercountypress.com Youth Pastor Brian Poole United Christian Academy E’ N

28 W. Macclenny Ave. SMinistry of UnitedR Christian Church • Pastor Mitch C Rhoden (Midtowne Center) 259-1199 InfantNOW - 12 yrs. old ENROLLING ~ Hours of operation: 6:30 am - 6:00VPK pm O H Director: Shannon Smith • Assistant Director: Reena Lanier August 16 NOW ENROLLING 7-8:00 pm United Christian Academy in our 13th year 590 N. 7th Street, Macclenny •• 259-8466 or 305-2131 email [email protected] • Quality K-12 Education • Featuring A.C.E. Curriculum OFFERING: • Dedicated A.C.E Certifi ed teachers • FLOCS Certifi ed • Certifi ed teachers and staff with 50 years of • ACTS Golden Seal Accreditation Standard combined ministry to children • Dual enrollment with Florida Gateway College • Before and after school care for K- 6th is available • Large, Christian childcare facility; 6,000 SF sitting on 2 acres grade • Accepts McKay (ESE & I.E.P) scholarship students • VPK Program • Transportation to and from Westside and ‘Step up for Students’ Scholarships. • Accepts Episcopal subsidies Elementary Interested in quality, • Weekly chapel service • Competitive rates Christian education? • Annual cap and gown graduation and awards ceremony Affordable tuition with an easy payment plan. Isaiah 40:31 “...they shall mount up CURRICULUM Pastor Mitch Rhoden with wings of eagles...” A-BEKA • Links to Literacy • A.C.E [email protected] • 305-2131 HOMECOOKED MEALS: “...they shall mount up with wings as eagles...” Isaiah 40:31 Breakfast, Lunch, Healthy Snacks Page 14 T  B C P  ursday, August 5, 2010 BCHS homerooms... BCHS notes 2010 – 2011 bell schedule 9th Grade Student Assignment Teacher Room Baker County High School will 901 B.Adams - L. Alligood D Smith 314 be transitioning to a seven pe- riod day this school year, which 902 K. Anderson - A. Betz C. Wilkerson 326 will alter our bell schedule and 903 L. Boland - D. Burns T. Clardy 322 lengthen our school day. This 904 A. Burnsed - J. Chadwick D. Gnann 1501 means that students will attend 905 H. Chambers - T. Crawford D. Harvey 1507 seven 50 minute classes a day. 906 S. Crenshaw - J. Dickinson J. Johnson 1511 The following bell schedule re- fl ects the new lunch hours and 907 A. Dinkins - S. Farnesi A. Hodges 1515 dismissal times. 908 P. Farrell - X. Gaskins S. Doyle 1521 909 C. Gereshenski -G. Gregory A. Rhoden 1522 Periods/ Lunch Times 910 D. Griffin - M. Harvey TBA 1527 1st period 7:30 - 8:20 911 S. Harvey - J. Hodges L. Kerce 1533 2nd period 8:25 - 9:15 912 S. Hodges - K. Jasonek K. Matthews P1 3rd period 9:20 - 10:10 4th period 10:15 - 11:08 913 J. Johns - A Knapp C. Armoreda P2 Lunch A 11:08 - 11:37 914 S. Kuhr - C. Lloyd D. Riggs P3 5th period 11:42 - 12:32 915 J. Locke - M. McDonald E. Johnson P5 Lunch B 12:03-12:32 916 J. McLeod - T. Moran T. Gibbs 401 6th period 12:37 - 1:27 917 A. Morris - J. O’Neill G. Cook 410 7th period 1:32 - 2:25 918 K. Orender - M. Raley T. Armoreda 701 919 V. Ramirez - B. Rogers S. Wheeler 709 Planners 920 T. Rollins - C. Sigers B. Taylor 712 Planners are required for ALL 921 L. Silguero - B. Starling A. Dees 1209 students this year and will be on 922 J. Starling - C. Taylor TBA 1210 sale after Open House in the Caf- 923 G. Taylor - S. Tvardos TBA 1216 eteria for $5.00. 924 W. Utke - T. Whaley A. Smith 1202 Summer reading requirements 925 J. Wheeler - A. Yonn F. Matricardi 514 Baker County High School 10th Grade Student Assignment Teacher Room students are assigned a summer 1001 D. Ackerman - D. Bijeaux M Hartley 526 reading book. Every student will be tested on their assigned book, 1002 D. Blackburn - S. Buhler F. Griffis 601 Tuesday, September 7th. Books 1003 S. Burkhardt - I. Clark H. Russell 605 are available in the Front Offi ce, 1004 W. Clarkson - M. Crawford V. Ferreira 608 Mon – Thurs, 7:00am to 4:30 1005 H. Creamer - W. Demers J. Helms 609 pm. You can also purchase these 1006 A. Dempsey - B. Fernandez K. Adams 612 titles online or at your favorite 1007 M. Foerman - A. Green T. Thrift 613 book store. 9th grade: Shane $6.00 1008 D. Green - L. Harris J. Lange 616 9th grade honors: Choosing 1009 M. Hart - B. Howell K. Norman 619 Civility $10.00 1010 R. Hughes - D. Kirksey F. Fly 622 10th grade: Fire From The 1011 M. Kosier - L. Major K. Wilson 623 Rock $6.00 1012 L. Mallett - C. Miller P. Bagley 626 10th grade honors: Lord of the Flies $7.50 1013 B. Mills - B. Nipper B. Volner 627 11th grade ALL: A Break with 1014 D. Norman - T. Pendleton C. Yarborough 630 Charity $6.00 1015 M. Perez-Hinson - T. Rayburn G. Fowler 715 12th grade: Choosing Civility 1016 T. Reneau - J. Robinson A. Murphy 718 $10.00 1017 T. Roddenberry - A. Sotomeyer G. Gearen 721 12th grade honors and Dual Enrollment: The Sweetness at 1018 S. Sparks - Chandler Taylor J.Eugene 722 the Bottom of the Pie $10.00 1019 Chase Taylor - J. Walsh J Horne 725 1020 A. Washington - A. Zawolik C. Jackson 726 BCHS attendance policy 11th Grade Student Assignment Teacher Room The attendance policy at 1101 K. Akins - T. Bennett D. Gurganious 803 Baker County High School will be different this year due to the 1102 K. Benton - J. Burnsed P. Sands 806 change in the number of hours 1103 M. Bussey - R. Collingwood S. Rhoden 807 spent in each class. Students are 1104 B. Combs - H. Dopson J. Clark 808 only allowed to miss 9 days per 1105 J. Drawdy - S. Fogarty B. Turner 812 semester (a semester = 18 weeks) 1106 C. Fraze - A. Griffin J. Chiofolo 813 and those who exceed the 9 days will not receive credit for that 1107 K. Griffis - J. Hendricks J. Winet 815 BAKER COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS class. Parents are able to write 392 South Boulevard East, Macclenny, Florida 32063 1108 C. Hicks - M. Johnson R. Yaracs 820 excuse notes for up to 5 days of a CATHERINE B. GOLON 1109 M. Jones - K. Lee A. Hunter 821 Director of Nutrition Services, Purchasing and Warehousing student’s absences. Those notes “Where Children Are First!” 1110 J. Lepeak - H. McNutt A. Borszich 826 must be received by the Data Phone: (904) 259-4330 Fax: (904) 259- 2825 1111 A. Midyette - V. Paulson N Lancy 827 Processor in the Guidance Offi ce 1112 J. Pender - T. Raysor J. Blythe 902 within two days of the absence. Students who have exceeded the Dear Parent/Guardian: August 1, 2010 1113 D. Reed - P. Ruise G. Johnson 903 limit and their credit has been 1114 T. Ruise - B. Smith L. Hays 1420 Welcome Back to School! NEW THIS YEAR! Each student will be assigned a new five (5) digit student meal withheld, may request a review identification number (bar code or pin number). This is the number that a student enters on a “keypad” when 1115 C. Smith - R. Tharpe D. Landtroop 1430 by the Attendance Committee obtaining a meal in the cafeteria. Each student’s unique number is confidential and provided to the student on his/her 1116 Z. Theus - J. Watkins F. Hill P13 at the end of the semester. The class schedule. Our goal from this time forward is that this five (5) digit identification number follow the student from 1117 K. Wawzynski - S. Zastrow T. Boes P14 committee will review the infor- school to school. Fortunately, prices are the same as last school year. Meal prices for the 2010-2011 school year are mation presented by the parent listed below: 12th Grade Student Assignment Teacher Room and student and then make a 1201 K. Adams - Crystal Bennett S. Reid P8 fi nal decision regarding the stu- Elementary Schools, Grade Pre-K – Grade 6, Breakfast $1.50, Lunch $2.00 Middle and High School, Grade 7 – Grade 12, Breakfast $1.50, Lunch $2.50 1202 J.Bennett - R. Carns J. Stokes P9 dent’s credit for the course(s) in 1203 K. Carter - Christian Crews A. Summers P10 jeopardy. We strive to keep meal prices competitive while operating a cost effective program. Most of all, our goal is to offer 1204 Cody Crews - D. Gainey B. Cox P11 nutritious meals that meet United States Department of Agriculture requirements and regulations. Community Pep Rally 1205 E. Gibbs - D. Hogan D. Boatright P12 The community pep rally will In order to do this, we need your help and ask that you keep current with your child’s meal account. Meal prepayment 1206 T. Hogan - T. Lee E. Law-Wallace 1101 is always an option for parents, as well as qualification for free or reduced price meals. Should you wish to prepay, the be held on August 20th at 7:30 at 1207 A. Lester - C. Miller M. Warren 1106 chart provided below may be helpful: Memorial Stadium. This event 1208 J. Miller - T. Pittman I. Fish Gym is free and everyone is invited. Full Price Reduced Price Full Price Reduced Price 1209 J. Ponsler - K. Sampson J. Sulkowski Gym There will be a mini scrimmage, Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast 1210 L. Shumate - A. Tracy S. McDonald Gym recognition of various groups Students in Breakfast Lunch and Lunch Students in and Lunch and Lunch Grades Pre-K - 6 and Lunch Only Lunch Only Grades 7 - 12 Lunch Only Lunch Only 1211 M. Tubbs - A.Yonn R. Sulkowski Gym and a drawing for reserved seat- ing for the football games. Come Weekly Cost (5 day week) $17.50 $10.00 $3.50 $2.00 Weekly Cost (5 day week) $20.00 $12.50 $3.50 $2.00

out and support the Wildcats. 9 Weeks Cost (45 days) $157.50 $90.00 $31.50 $18.00 9 Weeks Cost (45 days) $180.00 $112.50 $31.50 $18.00

Semester Cost (90 days) $315.00 $180.00 $63.00 $36.00 Semester Cost (90 days) $360.00 $225.00 $63.00 $36.00

Yearly Cost (180 days) $630.00 $360.00 $126.00 $72.00 Yearly Cost (180 days) $720.00 $450.00 $126.00 $72.00

Sports Shak now carries the Note that these meal prices do not include cost of extra items purchased or foods sold a la carte. Extra items are available at all schools. Should you wish your child to receive meals only, please notify the school cafeteria. Snacks UNDER ARMOUR and extra foods may not be charged. line of merchandise! All elementary schools through Grade 5 may prepay to avoid charging meals or eating on credit. Note that any payment received once debt is incurred will go towards the debt first and then future meals. No student will be Come see us for school allowed to eat on credit for breakfast. We now have on line prepayments. See reverse side for web address. shoes, backpacks, gym % % All secondary schools, Baker County Middle School and High School students are NOT permitted to eat on credit. OFF OFF th clothes & Wildcat attire. 60 30 Note that incoming 6 graders to Baker County Middle School may not charge meals. Please prepay for meals and Mesh Jansport keep current so that your child may receive a meal. Again, on line prepayment is available. See reverse side for New stock of collegiate Backpacks Backpacks web address. t-shirts and merchandise Should you wish to pay in advance, you may do so by the week, month, or in any increment you wish. Any student who has a cafeteria debt will NOT be allowed to participate in field trips until the debt is paid in full.

Direct specific questions to your school’s Nutrition Service Manager as listed below: % % % th OFF OFF OFF % OFF Pre-K/Kindergarten/6 Grade Center Cindy Sanders (904) 259-0375 60 50 20 30 Macclenny Elementary School Cindy Scott (904) 259-2881 K-Swiss Westside Elementary School Marlene Rhoden (904) 259-6633 All Clearance Keller Intermediate School T.B.A. (904) 259-4331 Shoes Shoes Baker County Middle School Nancy Ash (904) 259-3020 Shoes Shoes Baker County High School Jeri Harvey (904) 259-5960

Shoe Sale Dates - August 11-17 Once again, your School Nutrition Service staff is looking forward to serving you. $5 OFF Sincerely, 259-2484 Georgia 381 W. MACCLENNY AVE. Boots Cathy B. Golon, Director of Nutrition Services MACCLENNY Excludes all Nike cleats ursday, August 5, 2010 T B C P Page 15

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Trace Milton, Justi n Norman, Katherine Williams, Noah Williams, Samaria Wil- Rhoden, Britt any Taylor, Kim Thrower, liams, Taylor Wilson, Kassi Wisneski assignments District 3 School Board Member Florida State House Representative Florida State House Representative William Walker, Detriq Watkins Sapp: Austi n Brogdon, Charlie Bur- Karen McCollum Janet Adkins Steve Precourt McGee: Abigail Craig, Hac Do, Eriyani rier, Aaliyah Charles, Roshell Collett , The middle school will have “Our children deserve energetic principled “Florida faces great challenges ahead. With “Now more than ever, we need honest, prin- Evans, Zacary Graham, Keshaun Griffi n, Alaina Crawford, Jennifer Davis, Jordynn lists of fi rst period teachers post- role models to lead our district. Jesse has a unemployment at 11.4%, we need leaders cipled leaders at the local level who are ready work ethic and fi rm moral foundation which Elania Griffi s, Mason Hickman, Michael Dugan, Hailey Dugger, Devin Edenfi eld, ed at the front of the school the who can identify and solve problems. Jesse is to tackle challenges and focus on measurable Holmes, Sierra Jones, Karlicia Mack, will allow him to be an excellent advocate for a fi fth generation Floridian who understands results. Jesse Davis will bring an innovative, Dalton Hathcox, Cameron Hauge, Chase morning of open house. The lists Brianna Norrell, Keaton Padgett , Car- Haydu, Robert Hobbs, Joseph Johnson, our children. Coupled with his strong busi- these challenges and has the skills necessary to business-like approach to the Baker County will be alphabetical by the stu- ness background Jesse will make decisions that los Perozo, Allysa Pipkins, Mallorie Self, Joshua Jones, Dalton Lauramore, Jerry lead. Jesse shares my concern about the fi scal School Board and ensure every decision pro- Haley Strickland, Michael Tillis, Nathaniel dent’s last name. Students will promote accountability, transparency and fi s- impact of illegal immigration on our schools, motes accountability, transparency, and ensur- Norman, Serenity Akins, Quantrel Ruise, cal conservatism necessary to guide our district Tubberville, Blaine Turner, Ja’Quez Wil- Taylor Simon, Ashunti Steward, Mason receive their complete schedule which is estimated at $3.4 billion annually. I ing our teachers and students have the tools liams, Kasper Wojdat through state funding issues in the upcoming know that Jesse will work with me to tackle this they need to succeed.” Spencer from their fi rst period teacher. years.” Navarra: Major Batt en, Tyler Bosley, Smith, M.: Thomas Aldridge, Jacob problem.” Ashley Carter, Dawson Crews, Emily Den- Angelo, M’Cayla Christ, Madyson Davis, nison, Sabrina Donaldson, Leven Fish, Logan Foreman, Jyese Givens, Megan Maurice Graham, James Harrell, Catlin Harrell, Joshua Hayden, Elizabeth Hen- PUBLIC RELEASE Harvin, Ryan Holt, Kelsey Johns, Chris drix, David Higginbotham, Lane Johns, The Baker County School Board announces its policy for Free and Reduced Price meals available for children unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National School Keller, Dawson Long, Jordyn Looby, Kati e Ashley Keller, Amber Ruise, Chelsea McComb, Cheyenne Norman, Zachary Scherf, Caleb Scott , Noah Starling, Chey- Lunch and School Breakfast Programs. The district’s administrative office has a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed by any interested party. Thomas, Stephanie Wilkerson, Alexan- enne Taylor, Austin Terrell, Reginald Any interested person may review a copy of the policy by contacting Cathy B. Golon, Director of Nutrition Services, 392 South Boulevard East, Macclenny, Florida 32063, tele- dria Winn, Reece Wynn Thomas, Vince Wilkerson, Derrick Wil- phone number (904) 259-4330. Landtroop: Jakari Anderson, Scott liams Anderson, David Baumgardner, Hayden Hite: Erik Addison, Jamie Adkins, Household size and income criteria will be used to determine eligibility. These criteria can be found in the chart below. Children from families whose income is at or below Bennett, Sabrina Bingham, Tyler Aleara Ferguson, Markelya Ford, Hailey the levels shown may be eligible for Free or Reduced Price Meals. An application can not be approved unless it contains complete eligibility information. Once approved, meal Burnsed, Katherine Harris, Courtney Freeman, Steven Looney, Pilar Manning, benefits are good for an entire year. You need not notify the organization of changes in income and household size. Johnson, Madisyn Johnson, Haylee Kent, Jordyn Marti n, Jon Miller, Brandy Norrell, Application forms are being sent to all homes with a letter to parents or guardians. To apply for Free or Reduced Price Meals, households must complete the application and Nick McCane, Jordan Miller, Robert Perez Tyneisha Reed, Susan Reimer, Serena , Jalishia Ruise, William Scott , Jim Smith, Rowan, Garrett Sanville, Devin Simpson, return it to the school. Additional copies are available at the principal’s office in each school. The information provided on the application will be used for the purpose of deter- Lindsey Smith, Chris Smith, Haley Theo- Morgan Smith, Shayla Smith, Jarquez mining eligibility and may be verified at any time during the school year. Applications may be submitted at any time during the year. phile, Jacob Tison, Re’Ahna York Stewart, Stacey Taylor, Austin West, Households that receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance (SNAP) or TANF (Temporary Assistance to Needy Families) are required to list on the application only the child’s name, Brookins: Kaleb Branch, Christopher Nicklaus Wyland, Samantha Yuhas Food Stamp / TANF case number, and signature of adult household member. Collett , Hayley Dumas, Daisy Griffi s, Ty- Taylor, Q.: Tyler Barnett , Dawson Bea- FLORIDA INCOME ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES ler Hebert, Myrica Holliday, Hallie Kilgore, sley, Sydney Brown, Ivory Clark, Keonna Foster children will receive benefits (i.e., free, reduced-price, or paid) based on the FOR FREE AND REDUCED PRICE MEALS Raegan Mash, Matt hew McDuffi e, Sierra Coger, Christopher Davis, Levi Dugger, child’s personal income regardless of the income of the household. Effective from July 1, 2010, to June 30, 2011 McGee, Jace McKinney, Layla Nett les, Tyler Fox , Kylie Gabbard, John Gerensh- Hannah Oralls, Savannah Parish, Jordan enski, Waylon Golden, Quinci Hand, Grif- Households with children who are considered migrants, homeless, or runaway Free Meal Scale is 130% of Federal Poverty Level Peterson, Bethany Roberts, Shannon should contact the district liaison, Susan Voorhees at (904) 259-6776. fi n Hinson, Ashley Matt hews, Ashlynn Twice Every Rodriguez, Caleb Speers, Chester Star- Household Parsels, Marcus Reed, Tori Richardson, For the purpose of determining household size, deployed service members are con- Annual Monthly Per Two Weekly ling, Thomas Suggs, Brandi Taylor, Clay Courtney Sapp, Devin Smith, Selina Wall, size sidered a part of the household. Families should include the names of the deployed Month Weeks Touchton Ward Wolfe, Trenten Yonn Strait: Britt any Burger, Mason Carter, service members on their application. Report only that portion of the deployed ser- Rodgers: Jeremiah Alderman, Lacey vice member’s income made available to them or on their behalf to the family. Addi- 1 14,079 1,174 587 542 271 Julie Cody, Linda Crews, Austi n Dash, Bell, Shelton Brannen, Seth Cannon, Ste- Josh Dickinson, Yumari Farmer, Mor- ven Carey, Cameryn Clack, Abby Craven, tionally, a housing allowance that is part of the Military Housing Privatization Initiative 2 18,941 1,579 790 729 365 is not to be included as income. gan Green, Christopher Gwynn, Trevyn McKenzie Curry, Kenny Davis, Geff ery 3 23,803 1,984 992 916 458 Howard, Sydney Hughes , Warren Johns, Gaskins, Wesley Hall, Madison Haller, All other households must provide the following information listed on the applica- Andrea Johnson, John Johnson, Tanner danielle Hardin, Savoy Jeff erson, Brantley 4 28,665 2,389 1,195 1,103 552 Kennedy, Brooke LaPointe, Adrianna tion: Johns, Audrianna Lane, Caleb Mathews, 5 33,527 2,794 1,397 1,290 645 Lauramore, Alexandria Oakes, Cheyenne Larry Mulligan, Bailey Pisani, Makenzie • Total household income listed by gross amount received, type of income (e.g., Powell, Brett Taylor, Kurti s Taylor, , TBA: Rhoden, Rocky Roberson, Tammie Stod- wages, child support, etc.) and how often the income is received by each 6 38,389 3,200 1,600 1,477 739 Madison Barton, Cody Bennett , Dawson dard household member; 7 43,251 3,605 1,803 1,664 832 Byrd, Ace Crews, Eva Gray, James Hance, Franze: Brittany Cannon, Ashley Skylar Hinson, Adam Howard, Makenzie Charles, Shoteya Coleman, Mitchell • Names of all household members; 8 48,113 4,010 2,005 1,851 926 Klender, Carly Markham, Noah Melvin, Crain, Christi an Crawford, Caleb Crews, • Signature of an adult household member certifying the information provided is Lacey Nordstrom, Gareth Parker, Alexia Each additional Sarah Crews, Tristi n Crews, Cole Cush- correct; and family member, 4,862 406 203 187 94 Pinkney, Janessa Plummer, Emily Sheck- man, Desti ny Davis, Allie England, Alyssa add elton, Zachariah Snyder, Tyler Tweet, Giddens, Savannah Harper, Morgan Jew- • Social security number of the adult signing the application or the word “NONE” Walter Walker, Joshua Walton ell, Nicolas Langston, Mackenzie Marti n, for this household member if he or she does not have a social security num- Reduced Meal Scale is 185% of Federal Poverty Level Lyons: Katelyn Brassart, Lewton Katelynn Muncy, Tina Raulerson, James ber. Twice Every Burnett , John Crews, Isaiah Daniel, Ki- Render, Ridge Stewart, Hannah Sullivan Household Annual Monthly Per Two Weekly ara Nicole Davis, G Dylan Drow, Jackson Cinal: Joseph Alford, Timbra Alford, If a household member becomes unemployed or if the household size changes, the size Etti nger, Tonya Flanders, Carson Gray, Seth Paige, Zachary Clark, Daniel Cour- school should be contacted. Children of parents or guardians who become unem- Month Weeks Brenden Holley, Stanley Lin, Kendall son, Jackson Davis, Lacey Durham, Tay- ployed should also contact the school. Such changes may make the student eligible 1 20,036 1,670 835 771 386 Manucy, Mackenzie McNeil, Destanie lor Dyal, Chase Dyer, Dylon Gainey, Faith for reduced price or free meals if the household income falls at or below the levels Munoz, Shelby Nipper, Mallory Rhoden, Green, Willondria Green, Joseph B. John- shown below. 2 26,955 2,247 1,124 1,037 519 Garrett Roberson, Jacob Vickers, Katlyn son, Evie Knabb, Cheyenne McGee, Si- 3 33,874 2,823 1,412 1,303 652 Wilkerson, Joshua Willis erra Michell, Alyssa Rich, Jeremiah Riggs, Under the provisions of the Free and Reduced Price meal policy Cathy B. Golon, Taylor, C.: Kaylee Baity, Robert Baker, Waylon Rhoden, Kelsey Ray, Asia Walker, Director of Nutrition Services, will review applications and determine eligibility. If a 4 40,793 3,400 1,700 1,569 785 Abby Caswell, Brandon Combs, Gra- parent or guardian is dissatisfied with the ruling of the official, he or she may wish Jackie White 5 47,712 3,976 1,988 1,836 918 cie Cranford, Tyler Crews, Zoelle Dunn, St.John: Davonte Brown, Lydia Brown, to discuss the decision with the determining official on an informal basis. If the Alyssa Flakowicz, Tucker Gombert, Cuyler Taylor Conner, Elizabeth DiPerna, Kyle parent wishes to make a formal appeal, he or she may make a request either orally 6 54,631 4,553 2,277 2,102 1,051 Howard, Noah McCollum, Benjamin Mul- Francis, Dalton Harrison, Desti ni Hires, or in writing to Sherrie Raulerson, Superintendent of Schools, Baker County School 7 61,550 5,130 2,565 2,368 1,184 drew, Alyssa Norman, Joshua Ossmann, Jayvon Howard, Dalton Johnson, Lake Board, 392 South Boulevard East, Macclenny, Florida 32063, or by telephone at Shania Paige , Andrew Rosepiler, Abbie Lewis, Tres Lightsey, Kera McQueen, (904) 259-6251. 8 68,469 5,706 2,853 2,634 1,317 Ruis, Gabby Schoolcraft , Alexis Walker, Brenda Norris, Dalton Padgett , Wesley Mackenzie Webb, Lucas Wood , Chan- Unless indicated otherwise on the application, the information on the Free and Re- Each additional Riley, Eddie Ruise, Jackson Sands, Chel- family member, 6,919 577 289 267 134 dler Wood sea Steven, Justi n Wiggins, Britt any Wil- duced Price Meal application may be used by the school system in determining add Giddens: Ben Anderson, Jared son, Thorne Zimmerman eligibility for other educational programs. To determine annual income: Brown, Kylie Carter, Noah Carter, Mar- Murphree: Mikayla Brandt, Roy Clark, “In accordance with Federal law, and US Department of Agriculture policy, this institu- • If you receive the income every week, multiply the total gross income by 52. cus Chisholm, Peyton Ferry, Alexis Fran- Elizabeth Dillard, Jackie Donker, Alexia tion is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, cis, Blayne Fraser, Dalton Ray, Dillon • If you receive the income every two weeks, multiply the total gross income by 26. Griffi s, Klint Griffi s, Katelyn Jay, Nicholas age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination write USDA, Director, Office of • If you receive the income twice a month, multiply the total gross income by 24. Ray, Natalie Hilliard, Anastasia Keeney, Lee, Michelle Lin, Taylor Moore, Jordan Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (800) Rachel Mechum, Allen Penrod, Layden • If you receive the income monthly, multiply the total gross income by 12. Morgan, Jessica Norman, Anthony Orti z, 795-3272 (voice) or (202) 720-6382 (TTY). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and Pruitt , Zachary Randall, Brooklyn Rho- Remember: The total income before taxes, social security, health benefits, union dues, or Grace Raysor, Alexandria Rollins, Tommy employer.” den, Ashlhynn Harris, Lyna Shumate, Ruise, Chandler Theus, Jackson Tinkle, other deductions must be reported. Marydith Sti dham, Hannah Teerlink, Av- Brianna Trionfo, Desti nee Vega, Macken- Page 16 The Baker County Press Thursday, August 5, 2010

2009 Chevrolet Tahoe LT 4x4 23k miles. Full power, 3rd row seating, front and Advertising Info. rear AC/ audio controls, save thousands The Baker County Press over new. 904-422-3633. 8/12c 2007 Chevrolet Silverado Ext Cab Z71 YARD SALES 4X4 63k miles, 4DR, leather, loaded, key- Class­fied ads and notices must be paid less remote, alloy wheels, tow pkg, 5.3L Friday, 8:00 am-1:00 pm, 5177 Violet Lane off of Faye in advance, and be in our office no later V8 and more. $19,990 904 422-3633. Road. Name brand kids, adults and junior size clothing than 4:00 pm the Monday preceding 8/12c publication, unless otherwise arranged like new. Lots of home decor, bar stools and much, in advance. Ads can be mailed provided 2008 Pontiac G6 GT Extra clean, V6, PW, Classifieds much more. Two family moving sale they are accompanied by payment and PL, keyless remote AM/FM CD, Cold AC, Friday, 8:00 am-2:00 pm, Council on Aging, 101 E. Alloy wheels, Hurry. $13,890 904 422- instructions. They should be mailed to: Macclenny Avenue. Big rummage and bake sale. Rain Class­fied Ads, The Baker County Press, 3633. 8/12c P.O. Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. We 2007 Chevy Silverado, Crew Cab Z-71, or shine, see you there. cannot assume responsibility for accuracy Duramax Diesel, Low Miles, Call for Friday, 8:00 am-?, 4096 Barber Bros Circle across from Wal-Mart. Lots of ads or notices given over the telephone. price! 422-3633. 8/12c of namebrand kids and adult clothes, some with tags. Maternity clothes, Li­bil­ty for errors in all advertising will be 2008 Chevrolet HHR LT Great Gas mile- baby changing table, stroller and much more. Multi family garage sale limited to the first publication only. If after age at a Great Price. Full power, AM/FM that time, the ad continues to run without w/CD, AC, alloy wheels, OnStar and more Friday, 8:30 am-?, 6579 Hamilton Crews Road in Glenn off Andrews notification of error by the person or agen­ only $13,590 904 422-3633. 8/12c Street. Name brand back to school clothes of all sizes, big screen TV, cy for whom it was published, then that 2006 Dodge Durango SXT V6 gas saver, recliner and lots more. Three family party assumes full payment responsibility. PW, PL, PM, keyless entry, cruise , al- The Baker County Press reserves the right Friday and Saturday, 8:00 am-1:00 pm, Macclenny II. loy wheels, AM/FM CD and more. Only to refuse advertising or any other material $11,695 904 422-3633. 8/12c Friday and Saturday, 8:00 am-?, 717 Chipshot Drive. Mongoose which in the opinion of the publisher does bike, Sun Conure parrot with cage, wagon wheel bench, clothes, much not meet standards of publication. 2008 Chevy Uplander LS, carry kids in style, $14,777 904 422-3633. 8/12c more. 2008 Chevy Silverado Z71 Crew Cab LTZ, Friday and Saturday, 9:00 am-?, 146 Florida Avenue, corner of 4th white, Save Thousands. $28,990.904- and Florida, Macclenny. Glass, crystal and china, costume jewelry, cook For Sale 422-3633. 8/12c books, 3X men’s shirts, collectibles, furniture and more. Multi family Chevy Tahoes, 5 to choose, 2007-2009, treasures 2WD, 4WD, LT & LS from $18,990 422- Brother sewing machine, never used 3633. 8/12 c Friday and Saturday, 8:00 am-noon, 6331 W. River Circle. Molly Johns, has features for quilting, $175. 904-653- Mother of seven needing used helmet 259-4750. Assorted women’s, juniors, boys and girls clothes, shoes and 1465. 8/12p and shoulder pads at a reasonable price. football clothes, boys 24” bike - like new, games, movies, books and lots 2007 Gheen Gheenoe, 15’ fiberglass, Youth age 10, medium-large shoul- of other items. 9.9 Mercury four-stroke outboard motor, der pads. Have two boys playing Little $2900. 259-9605. 8/12p League, only needing one set. Contact Friday and Saturday, 8:00 am-?, 1144 Copperfield Circle, Macclenny. Green peanuts, Valenbia, washed and 434-6548. 8/12p Clothes, furniture, household items, etc. graded, $30 a bushel. 386-752-3434. Saturday, 8:00 am-2:00 pm, Davis Golf Carts, 126 S. 5th Street. Baby 7/8-8/26p clothes - boys and girls, plus sizes, designer purses, toys, shoes, misc. 2009 Polaris Ranger 4x4, special edition Miscellaneous items. XP, black, very nice, like new, 120 hours, lots of extras, $10,500 OBO. 591-2640. Saturday, 9:00 am-1:00 pm, 23A North, approximately 3½ miles on left from Hwy. 90, lots of real nice scrubs, good school clothes, also small 8/5tfc Babysitting in home, near 125 and 127. 3T boys’ shirts, 20 long sleeve, 18 short Any hours, all ages. David’s Bridal wed- offer a world of values! children’s clothes for boy and girl, other household items too. sleeve, no holes or stains; buy all or none ding dress, size 14. 838-2287. Saturday, 8:00 am-?, Fabulous Footworks Dance Studio in Glen. Lots of $40. 904-251-4296. 8/12p 7/29-8/26p clothes, stove, washer and more. Low prices. Indoor yard sale Bankruptcies, divorce, wills and any Professional cleaning, home, office or Classified Rates: other court documents prepared, no- move outs. Before and after party ser- Saturday, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm, Vineyard of Love Ministries on 23B. Fried pork skins tary service. Call John Swanson at 257- vices available. Highly referred. Licensed ����������� cash/check 9033. 6/17tfc and insured. Melissa or Jacqueline. 904- 20 words, 1 week $6.00 LC window AC, 15,000 BTU, two years 259-5260, 904-259-1468. 7/22-8/12p 20 words for $7.00 Visa/MC old, remote control, only used as back Karibeth Satterwhite Family Homecare, 20¢ each additional word 2 BR, 1 BA house and singlewide with up, perfect condition. 259-9605. 8/12p licensed and first aid/CPR certified. Now central H/A on 1½ acres, $38,000 OBO. 3 Business Opportunity BR, 3 BA doublewide with central H/A on Artists. Oils, acrylics, water colors, accepting birth - school age. Before/af- 3½ acres, pond, front and back porch, Canvases, drawing pads and much ter school care and full time care, home Service Ad Rates: barn $58,000 OBO. Located in Georgia more. On sale now. The Office Mart, 110 cooked meals for breakfast and lunch. bend. Call Rick 904-259-6101. 8/12p S. Fifth Street, 259-3737. tfc Call today 259-7598 or 307-6571. Also Liquor license, Baker County $45,000 Beautiful riverfront property in Mac- Briggs and Stratton generator like new, accepting Episcopal. 8/5-8/12p ����������� cash/check OBO. 727-517-0983. 7/29-8/19p 15 words, 1 week $8.00 clenny, 12.35 acres on Little St. Mary, elite series, very few hours, runs great, gated and fenced. 904-710-3472. 5550 watts. 904-259-9605 or 904-955- 15 words for $9.00 Visa/MC 8/12-8/19p 5685. 8/12p 20¢ each additional word Real Estate Hunt Clubs One acre of property, custom built 24’ x Oak white ceramic top table with four 24’ garage, appraised at $57,400, asking chairs $50; two tier roll around tool chest $50,000 OBO. 904-268-7668. with tools $300 OBO; full size metal truck Notice to Readers 8/5-8/12p tool box $30. Call 334-2159. 8/12p Hunting lease, 1320 acres, still hunting To Place an Ad: four feed plots, four stands, good roads, All real estate advertising in this news- FSBO, 2500 SF brick home on five acres, A large custom made tool box, alumi- all fenced, Moniac, Ga. Call Richard 912- paper is subject to the Fair Housing Act Hills of Glen, 11536 Confederate Lane. 4 num diamond plated, oak top, $1800; Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 281-9053 or 912-843-2194. 8/5-8/12p which makes it illegal to advertise “any BR, 3 BA, great room with wood burning auger for tractor with 6” bit $300; 2006 by phone preference, limitation or discrimina- fireplace, double garage and detached Suzuki Enduro 400 2500 miles, good Dogs: all types from puppies to adults. tion based on race, color, religion, sex, garage workshop, asking $239,000. Call condition $3000. 259-3706. 8/12p Animal Control, $65 adoption fees will apply. 259-6786. 11/20tfc handicap, familiar status or national 259-9582 or 553-4165. 8/5-9/23p Gas pressure washer $125; electric air 904-259-2400 origin, or an intention, to make any such FSBO, home at 8222 Willie Wilkerson compressor $125. 259-5970. 8/12p Found dog - Large male dog, possibly preference, limitation or discrimination.” Road, Macclenny on 3.19 acres, 3 BR, Springer Spaniel, found in area of 6th online Familial status includes children under 3 BA, 2286 SF and barn, $230,000. 904- Street in front of FBC in Macclenny. Call the age of 18 living with parents or legal 408-1007. 8/5-8/12p Automobiles to identify. 333-8783, 259-6591. 8/12p www.bakercountypress.com custodians, pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18. or This newspaper will not knowingly ac- 2003 Ford F150 Lariat 4x4 super cab, Animals cept any advertising for real estate which For Rent white, loaded, tan leather, six-disc CD, [email protected] is in violation of the law. Our readers are sun roof, great condition, $12,750. Call hereby informed that all dwellings adver- 707-8649. 8/12c Min Pin mix. 904-507-1336. 8/5 by mail tised in this newspaper are available on 2 BR, 1 BA apartment, large living room, 2010 Chevy Equinox LTZ,AWD. Save an equal opportunity basis. To complain kitchen with bar and lots of cabinets, thousands! 904-422-3633. 8/12c Send a copy of the ad exactly as it should appear, payment and of discrimination, call HUD toll free at laundry room, brick, very nice neighbor- 1-800-669-9777. The toll free telephone 2009 Chevrolet Impala LT PW, PL, PS, hood, $625/month. Call 904-861-8008. phone number where we can reach you. number for the impaired is 1-800-927- AC, AM/FM CD, Keyless remote start, Help Wanted Please leave message. 8/12p 9275. $13,590. 904 422-3633. 8/5c 2 BR, 2 BA new H/A, new appliances, $100,000 cash, 2 BR, 2 BA brick house 2009 Chevrolet Cobalt 2LT auto, PW, PL, PO Box 598, Macclenny, Fl 32063 extra clean, service animals only, $650 with garage 8354 Pine Avenue, might AM/FM CD, tilt ,cruise, keyless remote, Notice to readers: deposit, $650/month. 259-2121. 7/1tfc need minor repair. Available 8/11. 850- alloy wheels, as low as $9,999. 904 422- The newspaper often publishes clas- House in Taylor, 3 BR, 1½ BA partially 592-4378. 8/12p 3633. 8/12c sified advertising on subjects like Deadlines: furnished - washer/dryer, service ani- 3 BR, 1 BA block home, new appliances, 2009 Chevrolet Avalanche LTZ 4x4 work-at-home, weight loss products, mals only, first month $600 and secu- Placement, correction or cancellation of ads may be phoned new carpet, large lot, large shed, 221 low miles, loaded, full power, naviga- health products. While the newspaper rity deposit $350. 259-7485, 259-9303. Ivy Street. Reduced, $96,000. Possible tion, DVD, sunroof, alloy wheels. Save uses reasonable discretion in deciding in anytime before Monday at 5 p.m. for publication on 8/12p owner financing. 259-8974. 7/22-8/29p $15,000. 904 422-3633. 8/12c on publication of such ads, it takes no Efficiency apartment $525/month, first, responsibility as to the truthfulness of Thursday. 1995 2 BR, 2 BA singlewide mobile 2005-2008 Trailblazers, 2WD and 4WD, last and $300 deposit. Includes electric, claims. Respondents should use caution home on .61 acres, partially fenced with Four to choose from as low as $14,995 lawn service, trash and water. 259- and common sense before sending any 10 x 12 utility shed, $60,000 OBO. 904- 904 422-3633. 8/12c 7335. 8/12tfc money or making other commitments Class “A” Industrial Mechanic. Must to (904) 289-7736. 8/12-8/19c 408-1505. 8/12p 2008 Chevrolet Silverado Ext Cab 4x4 have 5 years industrial experience. We Mobile homes. 2 and 3 BR, A/C, service based on statements and/or promises; Needed, nail technician, Nina’s Hair- 3 acres, high and dry, fish pond, homes 45k miles, XM Radio, On-Star, Alloys, are an EECC. drug free workplace. animals only, $500-$575 plus deposit. demand specifics in writing. You can also styling - Day Spa and Merle Norman or mobile homes, set-up included, owner CD , 5.3L V8, Bedliner, Clean Truck only 401K, health/dentalife insurance, paid 904-860-4604. 3/17tfc call the Federal Trade Commission at 1- Cosmetics 259-3428. 589 S. 6th Street, financing. 912-843-8118. 2/22tfc $21,990 904 422-3633. 8/12c 877-FTC-HELP to find out how to spot Holidays/Vacations. Apply at Gilman Macclenny. Please apply in person. 2007 Ford Escape XLT Low mileage gas fraudulent solicitations. Remember: if it Building Products, Sawmill, 6640 CR 8/12-8/26p saver, PW, PL, sunroof, audiophile 6-disc sounds too good to be true, it probably is. 218, Maxville, Fl 32234 or fax resume CD, Looks and drives like new $14,590 - The Baker County Press 904 422-3633. 8/12c Heavy duty diesel mechanic needed, 1395 Cha ee Road 2007 GMC Yukon SLT Extra clean low Travel Centers of America, Baldwin loca- miles. Leather, quad seats, alloys, CD, tion, 1024 US 301 South. Driver’s license Macclenny Realty, Inc. South, Jacksonville AC, XM Radio, On-Star, Loaded, Like required. Please apply to Mark Holmes, We have the home for you brand new, $27,990 904 422-3633. Shop Manager. 904-266-4281, ext. 22. 533 S. 6th St. • macclenny • 259-7709 8/12c 10/1tfc 904.772.9800 Wayne Combs, Lic. real estate Broker ~ Cell. 338-4528 2009 Chevrolet Malibu LT three to Drivers: Intermodal owner ops needed. anne Kitching, realtor ~ Cell. 892-8064 choose from as low as $15,995. Full Rite-way Transport is expanding in Jack- NOT A SHORT SALE! - MLS#543382 Beautiful home power, keyless remote, AC, AM/FM/XM sonville. 18 month TT exp. TWIC card. Gary taylor, realtor ~ Cell. 568-4800 features gourmet kitchen with double oven and small A MUST SEE! - MLS#514241 Beautiful corner lot, radio w/CD chrome wheels. 904 422- Jaxport badge, free secure yard parking. island. Formal living and separate dining rm. Screened former Richmond model. 4BR 2.5 BA, tile  r, lg family CDL-A; paid more with haz/tanker. 904- patio and faux wood blinds throughout. $180,000 rm w built-in bookcases. Crown molding, corain 3633. 8/12c countertops, work desk o kitchen. Covered & screened 2005 Chevrolet Silverado Crew Cab Z71 781-0457, fax 904-781-6330. LOOK NO MORE! MLS#543540 Fifteen acres completely back porch. $232,000 4X4 silver/charcoal cloth PW, PL, PS, 8/12-8/19p cleared and grassed for you to build your dream home. Children’s Elite now hiring mature reli- Beautiful country setting. $232,900 WHAT A DEAL! – MLS#541361 Investors take advantage cruise, CD, AC, alloy wheels, $13,995 of this buying opportunity. Zoned commercial this 904 422-3633. 8/12c able person that loves to work with chil- sol THIS IS A FIXER UPPER! MLS#529124 Large 3BR 3BA property holds great value & great potential. Located 2001 Pontiac Firebird Only 73k miles dren. 904-259-1373. 8/5-8/26p River front cabin. Private,D secluded, very quiet hm situated on 3.5 acres. Large open formal living rm, just o heavily tra cked HWY 90. $127,000 Drivers, CRST needs you. Immediate Country home with beautiful pasture land and overlooking the beautiful St. Marys River. sep. dining rm, kitchen w/breakfast bar. Two rooms auto, T-tops, power windows/locks, cold and huge pecan shade trees all on 5.50 acres. CHARMING HOME! MLS#543731 This 3BR 2BA home AC, AM/FM CD, Great summer fun only opportunities. No CDL, no problem. A must see for a vacation home, close to home have been painted. Two  replaces. $211,000 $159,000 on 2 acres! $129,900 was built in 2005. 2798 SF. Upstairs apartment over $5,995. 904 422-3633. 8/12c CDL training available. Great benefits EXCEPTIONAL HOME! – MLS#539188 This 3BR 2BA hm attached 2 car garage. Additional detached 40 x 40 2007 Cadillac CTS Low miles, PW, PL, and start earning $750-$800/week. Call Great location for future is located in Sands Point Subdivision on cul-de-sac lot. (1600 SF) 3 car garage/workshop w/o ce w/half bath. Real estate VaCaNt laND 42” cabinets, cathedral ceilings, garden tub w/ separate PS, AC, Keyless remote, Leather interior, today 1-866-457-6236. 8/12-9/2p development. 5 acres zoned Gorgeous property. $240,000 Bank owned 5 BR double- 1 acre lot with trees. High commercial general or PUD. shower, security system and much more! $180,000 AM/FM/XM Radio, OnStar and more. 2nd shift storeroom clerk, must have & Dry! In Hunter’s Ridge. COUNTRY HOME! - MLS#530336 This 4BR 2BA 1,949 wide on beautiful one acre $235,000 WELCOME HOME! - MLS#544455 All brick 3BR 3BA $18,990 904 422-3633. 8/12c computer knowledge. We are an EECC corner lot. Huge oak trees $34,900 SF hm is full of charm & sits on almost 5 acres. Features excellent corner for busi- 2,149 SF home on over 3.5 acres. Zoned for horses/ 2007 Chevrolet Avalanche LT 4X4 34k drug free workplace. 401K, health/dental/ and storage, storage, stor- Beautiful 7.33 acre lot with spring fed fully stocked pond. Hm has lifetime metal life insurance, paid holidays/vacations. ness. .92 acre located on US livestock. Bonus/library, large rooms and hard wood roof, 2 brand new AC units, water softener. Over sized miles, full power, remote start, AM/FM/ age. Price below appraisal at mature oaks and nice pasture.  ooring throughout. Mother-in-law suite. $239,000 Hwy. 90 zoned commercial detached garage would hold 5 + cars, attached 2 car XM Radio w/CD, AC, Alloy wheels On- Apply at Gilman Building Products, Saw- $89,900 . Owner financing Seller will divide. $120,000 general. $219,900 garage. $309,900 mill, 6640 CR 218, Maxville, Fl 32234 or may be available. High and dry 7.5 acres for Corner lot in excellent busi- GREAT PRICE! MLS#531346 This 4BR 2BA 2,452 Star and more. $27,990 904 422-3633. SF home sits on 1 acre. Located in Settlers Ridge. fax resume to 904-289-7736. 2 lots in Glen st. Mary you to build your dream home ness location on Hwy. 125 S. LOTS OF CHARM! - MLS#496310 Looking for wide 8/12c has 1980 DW listed as NO Formal living rm & dining rm. 1 Year home warranty. 8/12-8/19c on or put a mobile home. in Glen St. Mary. $49,900 open spaces? This is it! Great 1.5 acre parcel of land 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe LT 4x4 Low miles, VALUE. $45,000 Worth the ride! $64,900 Updated old style house $219,900 Grand Slam Barbershop looking for 3 BR, 2½ Ba 2286 sF house with adorable 3BR 1BA home. $168,500 loaded. Leather, quad seating, front and with new wiring and panel COMPLETELY REMODELED! - MLS#543868 This 4BR customer orientated barbers/stylists built in 1976 with many CoMMeRCial HANDY-MAN SPECIAL! - MLS#534326 The repairs are rear AC, 3rd row seating, XM Radio, On- box, tile with 5 rooms 2BA 3,108 SF home has plenty of room to roam. Brick with great attitudes. Men, women and upgrades. Beautifully main- estimated at $5,000. Needs new carpet, paint, some Star, too much to list. Save thousands GeNeRal plus bath. Perfect for of- house w/in ground pool on 1 acre. Det. Brick storage children’s cuts, no chemicals and no tained with some tile. Large drywall patches, glass for broken windows, countertops over new. $30,990 904 422-3633. 8/12c Great location for retail fices. Zoned commercial. building. $279,000 color. Skill with men’s cuts a plus. Valid yard with workshop, garage, business 1404 SF build- $119,900 and refrigerator. $22,900 2009 Dodge Caravan SXT Stow & Go carport, storage building and GREAT DEAL! – MLS#541234 Enjoy this quiet country Florida cosmetology/barber license, will- ing currently used as a car excellent business location. BRING ALL OFFERS! – MLS#532870 Short sale. 3BR Edition, PW, PL, Am/FM CD, AC Great potting shed. New roof, a/c neighborhood. Brick front/vinyl siding 4BR 2BA hm sits ing to work flexible hours. Hourly and lot. No sign on property. Four lots total 1.20 acres with 1BA home on nice corner lot across the street from vehicle for the family only $16,990 904 and pump. See to appreciate. Zoned commercial general. on huge .90 acre lot. Large family rm, eat in kitchen & commission. Call 904-860-2439. $198,000 approx. 320 ft. Hwy. 121 YMCA complex in the heart of Macclenny. $69,000 422-3633. 8/12c 8/5-8/12p $250,000 frontage. $419,000 more. $199,900 ursday, August 5, 2010 T B C P Page 17 Houses for rent, 2 and 3 bedrooms. 912- Homes and mobile homes for rent from 2011’s on the way, 2010’s in the way. Six 843-2093, 777-8880. 8/12-9/2p $750-850 monthly. 259-2255 or 813- must go. 2000 SF, 4 bed for $59,900. In- Gainesville, large 2 BR, 2½ BA condo 1580. 11/13tfc cludes free Set Up. Call Jared at 904-259- close to UF. Washer/dryer included, 3 BR, 2 BA mobile home ½ acre yard, 4663. [email protected] water included in rent, $700/month. 904- catch bus on corner, $650/month, $500 8/12-9/2c 259-3907, cell 904-521-5792. 8/5-8/26p deposit, references required. 259-5853. Manager mistake, my manager mistake 3 BR, 2 BA triplewide on two acres, walk- 8/12-8/19p saves you thousands on this 2011 28 x in closets, dishwasher, washer/dryer 2 BR, 1 BA house with central H/A, 56 3/2 ordered for customer with wrong hook-up, front and back porches, water fenced yard, located in Georgia bend, color vinyl siding. Need to sell this extra and sewage included, $900/month plus $525/month with $300 deposit. Call Rick. house fast. Only $36,900. Call 904-504- security deposit. 718-8898. 8/12p 904-259-6101. 8/12p 3986 for details. 8/12-8/26c Located in Copper Creek Hills 3 BR, 2 BA Large 2 BR, 1 BA apartment, 12 month Liquidation sale, large selection of single- 1744 SF heated and cooled with attached lease required, $700/month, $600 de- wides starting at $9,500. Call Clint at 386- two-car garage that is 410 SF. Sitting on posit. 351 N. Lowder 259-9797. 7/29tfc 752-1452. 7/22-8/15c just over a third of an acre. Fenced back- 3 BR, 1 BA house in Sanderson; 2 BR, 2 Brand new, 3 BR, 2 BA set up with new yard with lanai, master bedroom has sit- BA singlewide mobile home on Fred Har- AC, $35,900. Call Jared at 904-259-4663. ting room and whirlpool tub. This lot still vey Road. 275-2771. 8/12-8/19p [email protected] 8/12-9/2c has room to build on. Previously listed at 2 BR, 1 BA apartment at 231 South Third Brand new 3/2 home for only $25,316. $237,500, new listing is $219,000. Please Street, 12 month lease $500 month, $595 Owner fi nancing available. Call John 386- call 904-607-8821 or 904-259-3065. Or rent. 259-9797. 8/12p 344-5234. 7/22-8/15c you can email at [email protected] Unbelievable, August special, unbeliev- 7/29-8/19p 3 BR, 2 BA house, $700/mo. plus secu- rity deposit; 3 BR, 2 BA MH, $500/mo. able value, 2254 SF, 5 BR, 3 BA on you Large 4 BR, 2 BA house with fenced in plus deposit. 904-629-1779. 8/5tfc land for only $19 per day. Call 904-504- back yard in nice neighborhood, $950/ 3986 for details. 8/12-8/26c month, with $950 deposit. Service ani- Like new 32x80, 4 BR, includes set up, mals only, no smoking. 904-334-4987. $49,900. Call Jared at 904-259-4663. 8/12-8/19p Vacation Rental [email protected] 8/12-9/2c $ $ WE BUY TIMBER $ $ 3 BR, 2 BA new brick home on ½ acre, Don’t miss this, 28x66 4/2 with set up, 7579 Madison, $995/month, first last and LOGS AND PULPWOOD • 1 ACRE OR LARGER delivery AC, skirt, steps, for only $29,900. security required. 954-263-7311. 2 permanent camping spots on Santa Fe 386-344-5234. 7/22-8/15c 8/5-8/19p and Suwannee River point, close to boat Family or friends buying a home, tell me 3 BR, 2 BA house in city limits, $800/ ramps, year round rental, $300/month about it, earn $500. Call 904-504-3986. month, fi rst, last and $300 security. 259- each, includes power. 259-9066. 8/12tfc 7/15-8/5c Charlton Visiting Nurses 2563. 8/12tfc August special, just arrived, hot August in need of an RN for home Voted best apartments in Lake City, special home, 3/2 on your land for only come see why. Pools, playgrounds and Commercial Rental DIAMOND TIMBER, INC. $399.16 per month. Call 904-504-3986 health visits in Charlton and so much more. $0 down for qualifi ed ap- for details. 8/12-8/26c Camden counties. “FOR A QUALITY CUT” plicants. 1/1 $499, 2/2 $535, 3/2 $617, CALL 282-5552 • KENT WILLIAMS limited time offer. Windsong 386-758- Professional office for rent, Crockett SIGN-ON BONUS included 8455. 8/5-8/19p building, downtown Macclenny, off street 3 BR, 2 BA doublewide on ½ acre, 125 S. parking, conference room use included. Call 912-462-6773 or and Mud Lake Road. Lawn maintenance In business, fi rst impressions are essen- 500 Dollars 800-446-9116 to set up and water softener included, $750/month, tial. Only $250 per month includes utili- $1050 deposit. 904-259-9066. 8/12tfc ties. Call 904-259-5361. 7/29-8/12p & DeeD interview or email resume to Mobile homes for rent from $485-$525 Commercial space available, SR 121, is all you need to [email protected] plus deposit. Garbage, water, sewage 900-2700 SF, $10-$12 per square foot. The University of Florida College of Medicine and lawn care included. 912-843-8165 or Call 259-9022. 6/24tfc move into your 904-219-2690. 8/5tfc Offi ce space, 500 SF, Macclenny Av- new Manufactured NOW AVAILABLE - Jacksonville is recruiting two Registered 4 BR, 2 BA doublewide on one acre near enue, $450 rent, $450 deposit. 259-6546. 1 and 2 Bedrooms Nurses in the Department of Pediatrics to assist fairgrounds, $850/month, $850 deposit. 4/15tfc & Modular Home 259-6710. 8/12-8/19p Commercial space for lease with offi ce, Baldwin Grove in conducting the NIH-sponsored National 3 BR, 1½ BA house on 9th Street in Mac- lobby and outside display area at Coun- clenny, central H/A, $650/month, fi rst, try Federal Credit Union Glen Branch on APARTMENTS Children’s Study (NCS). The nurses will work last and $500 security deposit. Security US-90 in Glen St. Mary. Contact Brian 904-266-4070 on-site and collaboratively with personnel at deposit negotiable. 904-424-1891. Yarbrough at 759-5734 for details. 4/29tfc T.T.D. 1-800-955-8771 8/5-8/12p Handicap Equipped the Baker County Health Department. RNs 2 BR, 1 BA $300 deposit, $585/month. Call 866-605-7255 Rental assistance available to must have prior direct pediatric or obstetric 259-2787. 8/12-8/19p Qualified applicants Mobile Homes Murray this institution is an equal opportunity provider and 2 or 3 BR mobile home for rent on ½ acre. employer. experience and be skilled in establishing Service animals only, garbage pickup, relationships and in communicating with sewer, water and lawn maintenance 3 BR singlewide mobile home set up on provided, rent $385-$550, family neigh- your land $16,900. Call Jared 904-259- families. Prior experience in clinical research borhood. 912-843-8118; 904-699-8637. 4663. [email protected] 10/29tfc 8/12-9/2c studies is preferred. These nurses will screen 3 BR, 1 BA home in the country, service Prestige Home Centers, every model and recruit women who are eligible for the animals only $600/month, $500 deposit. must go. Let’s deal 866-605-7255. 923-2191. 8/5-8/26c 9/10tfc NCS and will case manage enrolled children 3 BR, 1.75 BA house in Sanderson, cen- Tired of throwing money away on rent, through 21 years of life. In order to be tral H/A, tile fl oors, carpet, $625/month, brand new 4 BR home delivered and set fi rst last and $500 security deposit. Secu- up for $380 per month. Call Clint at 386- considered for this position please apply on- rity deposit negotiable. 904-424-1891. 752-1452. 7/22-8/15c line at the University of Florida website www. 8/5-8/12p American best, Jacobsen, best built home 3 BR, 2 BA two acres of land in Hills of in America being sold at unbelievable dis- Call Garlon 904-408-9146 jobs.ufl.edu referencing requisition number Glen, $650/month, fi rst last and $400 count. Save $20,000 on this factory dis- FOR SALE deposit. 259-7335. 8/12tfc play with glamor kitchen fi replace much 1 acre on Lot 5 County Road 139B in 0805543 or 0805544 by 8/18/2010. Please Two 14x70 2 BR, 2 BA mobile homes, more. Call 904-504-3986. 8/12-8/26c Dr. Garlon Webb Glen St. Mary. contact Dr. Mark Hudak at 904/244-3508 if completely redone, whirpool bath tub, Must sell, 2/1 singlewide set/del/AC/ Property zoned brand new appliances, on St. Mary’s skirt and step on your property for only for homes only. you have any questions. River. References. 259-6528, 424-9589. $17,500. Call John T. 386-344-5234. The University of Florida is an Equal Opportunity Institution. 8/12p 7/22-8/15c $39,000

KONNIE’S KLEAR POOLS RICH LAURAMORE ERIC RAULERSON THE OFFICE MART 5/11tfc APPLIANCE DOCTOR We build in-ground pools CONSTRUCTION, INC. CONSTRUCTION Oils, acrylics, watercolors, PRINTING & FAXING Air conditioners • Heat pumps canvases, drawing pads We sell and install Custom homes Room additions • Custom homes Black & White, Color Copies, • Major appliances • DOUGHBOY above-ground pools & much more! Custom Business Forms, 24 hour, 7 day emergency service! Additions • Remodels Garages • Home Improvements 110 South Fifth Street Service • Renovations • Cleaning Business Cards, Signs, Stickers Call Vince Farnesi, 259-4893 or 904-483-8742 259-3737 Repairs • Chemicals • Parts CRC1327878 1/14tfc and so much more!!! Owner-Operator 403-4781 cell tfc 698-E West Macclenny Ave. The Offi ce Mart RR License No. 282811470 11/19tfc GATEWAY PEST CONTROL, BJ’S FENCE 259-2124 (Aardvark Shopping Center) 110 South Fifth Street FILL DIRT • SLAG INC. 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Owner: Mitch Canaday 25 years experience Mowing, edging, mulching • Free estimates FRANKIE’S THRIFTY GIFTS • Sprinkler Systems Affordable lawn service 904-219-8094 259-5877 259-3300 7/28tfc 904-571-0010 • Residential and Commercial Sprinkler repairs 904-275-3140 Lic. #RCOO67003 NORRIS WOODWORKS, INC. Furniture new • used • Installations and Repairs Free estimates Lic. #CU-C057126 7/8-12/30p Lic. #RB0067070 3/11tfc • Free Estimates ANGEL AQUA, INC. Kitchen cabinets, custom Name brand clothing 210-7512 C.F. WHITE furniture, counter tops, Hollister • Abercrombie 259-0783 4/10tfc Water softeners - Iron fi lters 812-9/2p SEPTIC TANK SERVICES vanities and more. AERO • American Eagle PARTY RENTALS City or well systems New systems & repairs RONNIE SAPP Chlorine Removal Residential • Commercial 1195 South 6th Street Chairs •tables • linens Field dirt * Top soil WELL DRILLING Sales - Rentals - Service - Repairs Since 1987 Next to Konnie’s Kitchen Everything you need. 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We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com Woods praised by fans Rugby: a football substitute BOB GERARD | SPORTS very good by American standards pm so fans can attend the fi rst so you’re getting a chance to see Jaguar pre-season game. Check Analysts agree he could make team While waiting for college and rugby at its best. the Axemen website at www.jax- Bear Woods continues to do what he does best pro football seasons to start, you The team is trying to arrange axe.com for up to date informa- as he attempts to win a spot on the Atlanta Falcons might want to check out a little for the game to be played at 2:30 tion. roster. Woods’ enthusiasm for the game, his sense different kind of football. of humor and intense style of play has won the The Jacksonville Axemen Macclenny native a lot of fans in the Falcon blogo- are undefeated in the American sphere. Rugby League and will host a WILDCAT FOOTBALL Rabid Falcons fans have filled up the official Fal- playoff game at Hodges Field on con blogs with comments on Woods and his chances the campus of UNF August 21. BOOSTER CLUB of making the team. Far from just being the “white The Axemen are 6-0 in the will be selling guy with dreadlocks,” the fans have recognized in regular season for the second Woods a player with a love of the game who makes straight year. the people around him play harder. The Axemen have a fi rst round BBQ Rib Dinners They particularly like his name. “He has one of bye and are expected to play ei- Saturday, August 14 the coolest names ever,” said Falcon mini-camp re- ther the New Haven Warriors or porter Rick Bridges. “Bear Woods. You cannot tell the Connecticut Wildcats in the from 11:30 am - 3:30 pm me that name doesn’t bring a smile to your face.” second round of the playoffs. The Falcon blogs love the fact that Woods donates If you’ve never seen a rugby at Moody’s Chevron

game, it’s a lot more than just 10 his hair to Locks of Love and that he paints his face $7 each - Limited number available with eye black to more resemble his namesake. football without pads and there But they are also pretty savvy football fans who are similarities to the American Cooked by Brad Raulerson of Country Boys Catering are interested in more than just appearances. game. There’s a lot of running 10 “They (the Falcons) like his versatility,” one mini- and though they pass the ball a camp observer commented. “He might get an op- lot, it’s by lateral passing not for- PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE FALCONS portunity to play some fullback as well.” Bear Woods (left) at camp with the Atlanta Falcons. ward passing. “I don’t see him as being afraid to kamikaze his There is more kicking than in head right into the pile on special teams. Guy defi- teams for Atlanta next season. He reminds some of the NFL and points are scored nitely looks fearless,” commented another. a young Coy Wire in his approach to the game and with drop kicks from anywhere The general consensus officially and from the the enthusiasm with which he plays.” on the fi eld. Teams score a six fans is that the recent Troy State graduate has a shot If he continues playing as well as he has in the point touchdown or “try” by run-

to make the team, particularly if he has a good show- off-season, Baker County fans might have a familiar ning into the end zone and touch- 0 2 ing on special teams during the preseason. face to root for this season. ing the ball down on the turf. Special teams are where un- It is a big, rough, brutal game drafted rookies are made or bro- played by big, rough, brutal guys. 2 0 ken. Woods will also get some BAKER COUNTY LITTLE LEAGUE It is a lot of fun to watch and time at the linebacker spot and rather addictive. The Axemen are mention has been made of his being a backup at middle line- backer. FALL BALL SIGNUPS Falcon writer Daniel Cox ✔ commented that, “Woods is Backpack talented and displays a passion Baseball for football. Those two things ✔ Pens & Pencils alone could translate to being a Softball surprising performer on special ✔ Ages 5 and up Notebook Paper ✔ Rodgers Saturdays- August 14 & 21 Folders signs to 10 am to 12 pm • Knabb Sports Complex ✔ NEW CAR Tennessee ✔ CASH IN Former Wildcat standout pitcher Jarrell Rodgers signed a YOUR POCKET letter of intent on June 30 to play baseball for the division I Uni- versity of Tennessee at Martin in the Ohio Valley Con- ference on NO PAYMENTS FOR UP TO 90 DAYS June 30. 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Featuring Rodgers recently fi nished at St. 3 Meats Daily + Loads of Sides 2010 Chevy Equinox LTZ, AWD. 2007 Ford Escape XLT Low 2007 Cadillac CTS Low miles, 2007 Chevrolet Silverado Ext Johns River Community College Save thousands! mileage gas saver, PW, PL, sun- PW, PL, PS, AC, Keyless remote, Cab Z71 4X4 63k miles, 4DR, under Coach Ross Jones, leading Cold Sides Hot Sides Bread 2009 Chevrolet Impala LT PW, roof, audiophile 6-disc CD, Looks Leather interior, AM/FM/XM Ra- leather, loaded, keyless remote, the team in innings pitched with Macaroni Salad Fried Corn Garlic Toast PL, PS, AC, AM/FM CD, Keyless and drives like new $14,590 dio, OnStar and more. $18,990 alloy wheels, tow pkg, 5.3L V8 87 and earning second team all- Side Salad Fried Okra Rolls remote start. $13,590 2007 GMC Yukon SLT Extra 2007 Chevrolet Avalanche LT and more. $19,990 conference honors last season. Potato Salad Fried Squash Corn Bread 2009 Chevrolet Cobalt 2LT au- clean low miles. Leather, quad 4X4 34k miles, full power, re- 2008 Pontiac G6 GT Extra clean, “He was an integral part of the Green Beans to, PW, PL, AM/FM CD, tilt, cruise, seats, alloys, CD, AC, XM Radio, mote start, AM/FM/XM Radio V6, PW, PL, keyless remote AM/ Cole Slaw On-Star, Loaded, Like brand new w/CD, AC, Alloy wheels On-Star FM CD, Cold AC, Alloy wheels, staff at St. Johns and he will be Mac-N-Cheese keyless remote, alloy wheels, as Dessert $27,990 and more. $27,990 Hurry. $13,890 a quality guy on the mound for Chicken & Dumplings low as $9,999 Banana Pudding 2009 Chevrolet Avalanche LTZ 2009 Chevrolet Malibu LT three 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe LT 4x4 2007 Chevy Silverado, Crew Cab us,” said Tennessee-Martin head New Potatoes to choose from. Full power, key- Low miles, loaded. 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