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WEDNESDAY, July 1, 2009 / 26 PAGES, 2 SECTIONS • fbnewsleader.com HOUSE ON FIRE Did noise law effort begin with Sunshine Law error?

ANGELA DAUGHTRY News-Leader The city agreed to ‘provide an A city violation of the state’s Sunshine Law may have given lever- educational memorandum to commis- age to the Florida House Inn in its sioners regarding (Sunshine Laws).’ lawsuit against the city, according to the president of the First Amendment CITY ATTORNEY TAMMI BACH Foundation. Joe and Diane Warwick, owners of the Florida House Inn on South Third tion occurred during a closed attor- the Austin case – was indeed proper- Street, brought the suit against the ney/client session in January 2008 ly noticed. But during the session the city in April 2008, complaining of spot- that concerned a possible foreclosure Florida House – an unrelated case – ty and unequal enforcement of two action between the city and property was brought up by attorneys Bach and city ordinances. owner Bert Austin. Tomassetti. Petersen says the fact that A controversial February settle- All city commissioners were pres- there was no pending city litigation ment of the lawsuit absolved the ent as well as City Attorney Tammi with the Florida House may have been Warwicks of more than $100,000 in Bach, City Manager Michael Czymbor an additional violation. liens levied by the city for neon sign and litigation counsel Jeffrey Petersen noted that city commis- ordinance violations and included a Tomassetti, who was representing the sioners would be the only ones in vio- special provision to settle a noise ordi- city’s code enforcement board. lation of the Sunshine Law, even if nance dispute between the Florida Attorney Barbara Petersen, presi- they did not enter the discussion. House and the neighboring Green dent of the First Amendment “The commissioners are the ones Turtle Tavern. Foundation, headquartered in who are required to comply with the As a result, the noise ordinance Tallahassee, said one of the conditions law,” said Petersen. “The city attorney NASSAU COUNTY FIRE RESCUE PHOTO has been rewritten several times, been for a closed session is that its subject should be providing them with the Fire is visible Friday from the eaves of a three-story house on the topic of numerous contentious matter must have been properly best advice, but is not subject to the Spring Tide Lane that sustained $350,000 damage. Another public hearings and is set for a final noticed to the public, among other Sunshine Law.” island house sustained $200,000 damage after lightning sparked vote July 14. requirements. a fire there Monday evening. Stories, pages 3A, 9A. The alleged Sunshine Law viola- The subject matter – which was SUNSHINE Continued on 3A HOT JAZZ County pays best for job car travel

News-Leader How much per mile? Nassau County government employees who use their personal vehi- County...... 58.5 cents cles for work are reimbursed at a rate City ...... 44.5 cents of more than half a dollar per mile trav- eled. City employees are reimbursed at Schools...... 55 cents a lower rate. A survey of local government agen- cies reveals: The county commission, the clerk • Nassau County elected officials of court and their employees are paid and employees receive 58.5 cents per a reimbursement for government-relat- mile for travel related to their jobs. ed travel, said Sue Butler of the Office • County school officials and of Management and Budget and Mary employees receive 55 cents per mile for Potochnik, the clerk’s chief financial using their personal vehicles in work- services deputy. That’s up a full 10 related travel. cents from last year’s mileage rate, • City elected officials and employ- mostly due to higher gasoline prices. ees receive 44.5 cents per mile for job- Butler said the mileage rate is set at related travel. the beginning of each fiscal year – Oct. County elected officials and their 1 – and remains the same until it is employees have received 58.5 cents reviewed the following year. per mile since October in reimburse- The total budget for county com- ment for use of their personal vehi- mission travel this year is $171,040, cles, according to the Office of Management and Budget. TRAVEL Continued on 3A

It was plenty hot Saturday after- noon, but a good crowd gathered at County returns Burney Park in American Beach to listen to the hot jazz sounds of The Instant Groove. impact fee cash The American Beach Property Owners RYAN SMITH Association hosted News-Leader the free event, and future concerts Nassau County has returned more are scheduled July than $21,000 in impact fees since 25, Aug. 22 and November after missing the deadline Sept. 19. to use the money on new growth. The PHOTOS BY ROBERT FIEGE fees were all returned to SEDA NEWS-LEADER Construction Co., a Jacksonville-based homebuilder. Holloway Crawford Impact fees, which are charged to builders for new construction, are used to fund local projects such as The county commission may by reso- roads and parks. However, Florida lution extend the time allowed for statute requires the fees be spent only spending the fees, but did not do so in on new growth – a nebulous defini- the case of those charged to SEDA tion that has become onerous in the Construction. past for those attempting to justify fee County Coordinator Ed Sealover expenditures. said keeping up with which impact Nassau County currently has about fees are not being spent is a constant $10 million in unspent impact fees. task. “We do a monthly report on However, county ordinance stipulates impact fees – on which ones are aging, that the fees must be used within six years or else refunded upon request. FEES Continued on 3A

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2A WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2009 NEWS News-Leader LOOKING BACK OBITUARIES 50 YEARS AGO a third contract offer from Lonnie Albertie 26, 2009. Born July 30, 1922 in Mrs. Seiden resided in New Bell McDaniel White. Being ITT Rayonier in a 219-93 Tifton, Georgia, she resided in York for a number of years raised in rural South Georgia, vote. Brother Lonnie Albertie, Douglas, Georgia until moving before relocating to Atlanta, she spent many hours with fam- A Navy AD5 attack plane July 4, 1984 “AKA Pap or Pappy Joe,” 62, to Fernandina Beach, Florida Georgia where she became ily working in cotton and tobac- crashed in the St. Marys passed on June 26, 2009 while in 1956. Mrs. Guest was pre- owner and President of co fields and dipping turpen- River near Fernandina in the hospital. ceded in death by her husband National Photocopy, Inc. Upon tine. As a young woman she Beach, but the pilot and a 10 YEARS AGO He was a lifelong resident of 42 years, Vernon W. Guest. her many years of service to met her future husband, crew member escaped of Sandhill, FL. After serving She is survived by her four the Atlanta community she Wilmer Williams whom she unscathed Fernandina Beach in the United States Army for children, Zandria Marsh received many accolades due married in Blackshear, GA in July 2, 1959 Mayor Ron Sapp led a mock three years, (Oliver), Wayne Guest, Sr., to her work, success and busi- 1941. Living in Nassau County, funeral of anti Wal-Mart pro- he was em- Rhonda Carter and James ness savvy. There was always a they provided a loving home testors who said the store’s ployed by Carter (Claudia), seven grand- twinkle in her eye and she for their eight children. While 25 YEARS AGO planned supercenter would Smurfit Stone children, nine great-grandchil- loved the daily challenges of raising a family, she and kill residents’ quality of life. Container for dren and a large extended fam- being a business woman. “Preacher Williams” traveled Union members rejected July 7, 1999 37 years be- ily that affectionately call her Mrs. Seiden is preceded in throughout the county preach- fore retiring. “Mama”. death by her husband of 46 ing and singing gospel music. He was Mrs. Guest’s family wishes years, Max Seiden, in 1988 and After 67 years of marriage, the preceded in to thank the staff of Baptist her son, Scott Seiden, in 1996 love of her life, James Wilmer death by his mother, Rose Hospital and the wonderful and her sister, Nettie Rothstein. Williams passed away in May of Lucille Albertie, and two broth- caregivers at Community She leaves behind her 2008. ers, Willie and Joseph Albertie. Hospice Acosta Rua Center for daughter, Ronnie Melnick “Miss Claudie Bell” will be He is survived by his wife, the tender care given to our (Larry) of Fernandina Beach, remembered for her love for Arridean; four sons, loved one. Florida, her granddaughter, her Lord and her family. Her Christopher, Michael, Aaron Graveside services were at Farin Yackira (Steven) and her family fondly recalls her love and Corey; three daughters, 1:00 pm on Tuesday, June 30, great-grandson, Jordan, all of of fishing and selling Ann, Harriet and Chyrdonna; 2009 at the Douglas City Raleigh, North Carolina, a sis- Blueberries from their road- father, Herman Albertie Sr.; Cemetery, Douglas, GA with ter, Goldie Rosenstock side, front yard. four brothers, Herman Jr., Earl, Reverend Duayne Erickson, (Charles) of Sunrise, Florida She is preceded in death by: Clinton, Terry and Greg; five officiating. and several nieces and her husband of 67 years, James sisters, Jeanett, Lois, Dorothy, In lieu of flowers, please nephews. Wilmer “Preacher Williams”, Magdalene, and Ann; twenty make contributions in her In lieu of flowers donations one son, Jonathan, who passed grandchildren and a host of memory to Community may be made in her name to away in December of 2005 and nieces, nephews and other rel- Hospice of N.E. Florida Acosta Camp Twin Lakes for Children her best friend, Clara Bell atives. Rua Center, 5450 Ramona with special medical needs, 600 Brown. Viewing: Friday, July 3, Boulevard, Jacksonville, Means Street: Suite 110, Mrs. Williams leaves 2009, 6:00-8:00 PM at St. James Florida, 32205. Atlanta, Georgia 30318. behind, four sons, James P. Baptist Church, CR 108, “GodSpeed Mother” A memorial service will be Williams and his wife, Mary, Sandhill, FL 32097. Please share her life story at held in Atlanta, Georgia at a Waycross, GA, John L. Williams Funeral Services: Saturday, www.oxleyheard.com. later date. and his wife, Janet, Albany, GA, July 4, 2009, 11:00 AM at River Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Please share her life story at J. David Williams and his wife, of Praise Worship Center, 2188 www.oxleyheard.com. Jackie, Jacksonville, FL, Jerry St. Mark Dr., Yulee, FL 32011. Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Williams and his wife, Carrie, Huff & Battise Funeral Home Michele E. McKinney Yulee, FL, three daughters, Mrs. Michele E. McKinney, Kathryn Booth Josephine Allbritton and her Maureen Dickey age 64, of Fernandina Beach, husband, Joe, Judy Williams FL passed away on Sunday, vanAmeringen and her fiance’, Ricky, Martha Maureen Dickey slipped June 21, 2009 at Baptist Medical Mrs. Kathryn Booth Hayes and her husband, Billy, gracefully into the presence of Center – Nassau. vanAmeringen, age 87, of all of Yulee, FL, a brother, the Lord, Sunday June 28, 2009 Born in Manhattan, NY, she Fernandina Beach, Florida, Buddy White, Fernandina following an extended illness was a daughter of the late passed away on Friday evening, Beach, FL, a half sister, Essie surrounded by her family at Edward Wakefield Smith and June 26, 2009, at Baptist Mae Lambert, Waycross, GA, home. Lelia Mae Cardona Smith. Medical Center – Nassau. seventeen grandchildren, 31 She was born August 4, She leaves behind, her Born in New Kensington, great-grandchildren and a host 1935 to James and Mary Ann beloved husband of 39 years, PA, she was a daughter of the of nieces and nephews. Sloan in Tredegar Mon- James “Jim” McKinney, late Charles Henry and Funeral services were at mouthshire, Wales UK. As a Fernandina Beach, FL, a broth- Jeannette Vance Booth. She 1:00 pm on Tuesday, June 30, toddler she er, Edward Wakefield Smith, grew up and became high 2009 from the Burgess Chapel moved to New York City, NY, a sister, school sweethearts with her with Reverend Andrew Gillis, Ramsgate, Barbara Harvey (Ralph), future husband, Frank M. officiating. Her grandsons Kent, Eng- Bethlehem, GA, a nephew, vanAmeringen, Jr. In 1943 they served as pallbearers. land on the James M. Carter, Jr., Miami, married and began a lifelong Mrs. Williams was laid to beautiful FL, a niece, Nicole Duvernay journey. In 1999, they moved rest beside her husband in coast of the (Anthony), Lawrenceville, GA, to Fernandina Beach to be near Chester Cemetery. North Sea. a great-niece and God daughter, their family. Her family and Guests and friends were During Jahna Duvernay and two great- friends will always remember invited to visit on Monday from WWII, Maureen’s parents nephews, Anthony and her loving demeanor, lunches 5:00-7:00 pm at the funeral made the difficult decision to Nicholas Duvernay and a host out with her daughter and home. evacuate their children to avoid of in-laws and other close fam- granddaughter and her Please share her life story at the dangers in their immediate ily members. Thursday trips to Publix on www.oxleyheard.com. area on several locations. After visiting Fernandina 14th Street. Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Maureen worked in Beach since the 1970s, she and Mrs. vanAmeringen is pre- Ramsgate as a Nurses Aide and her husband were moving here ceded in death by: her parents, James “Jim” teacher for special needs chil- to be near family and their a sister, Mary Wenger (Jim) dren prior to meeting the love ancestral heritage dating back and a son, Frank M. Zboyovsky Jr. of her life, Duane I. Dickey. to the original American Beach. vanAmeringen, Jr, (Jan). Mr. James “Jim” Zboyovsky, They married May 7, 1955 and After arriving here on Sunday; She leaves behind, her hus- Jr., age 82, of Fernandina she returned to the United having fulfilled her dream, she band of 66 years, Frank M. Beach, Florida, passed away on States with him later that year slipped away. vanAmeringen, Sr., Fernandina Friday morning, June 26, 2009 upon completion of his tour of Mrs. McKinney worked as a Beach, FL, three daughters, at Baptist Medical Center – duty with the US Air Force. Supervisor with the IBM Kathryn Dews (Ed), Fernan- Nassau. They began their family in Corporation in Westchester dina Beach, FL, Molly Born in Bethlehem, Durand, MI, moving to Alpena County, NY before retiring in Thompson (Roger), Bixby, OK, Pennsylvania, he was the son of MI in 1968. She remained in 1993. She and her husband, Sally Hobby (Kirby), Fernan- the late, James and Elizabeth Alpena until retirement in 1999, being avid rock hunters, trav- dina Beach, FL, a brother, Meschan Zboyovsky. settling on gorgeous Amelia eled extensively digging and Charles H. Booth Jr. (Truby), Mr. Zboyovsky attended Island, Florida until her illness collecting gems that they craft- New Kensington, PA, a sister, Penn State University where he prompted them to move back to ed into collectable hand made Marjean Kobaly (Don), Wash- was a member of Delta Upsilon Michigan to be closer to her jewelry. She was a former mem- ington, PA, fourteen grandchil- Fraternity, which he continued children in 2006. ber of St. Paul’s Episcopal dren, Patrick vanAmeringen, to support throughout his life. Maureen enjoyed numerous Church, Alexandria, VA and Carrie Furman (Jason), Frank He worked for many years in activities, actively participating was to become a member of St. M. vanAmeringen, III, Megan the electrical utility business, in competitive swimming, bicy- Peter’s Episcopal Church in Keller, Kristen Hughes (Dan), retiring from Kearney National, cling, racquetball and golf in Fernandina Beach. Stephen Miniea (Rachel), Molly Inc. as President at the age of later years. Funeral services were held Miniea, Andrew vanAmeringen, 65. After retirement, he contin- Maureen is survived by her at 11:00 am on Tuesday from St. Katy Borland, Beth Homans ued to serve on many boards in beloved husband of 54 years, Peter’s Episcopal Church, (Mark), Mark Borland the United States and Canada. Duane I. Dickey; 2 daughters, Fernandina Beach with (Jessica), Matthew Borland He and his wife moved from Montiel (Kurt) Klemens, and Reverend George Young, offi- (Betsy), Jenna Mitchell Atlanta, Georgia to Amelia Erin (James) Daoust-Vedder; 4 ciating. (Matthew), Janine Anderson Island in 1996. He enjoyed the sons, Shaun L. (LeeAnn), Brett A luncheon followed the (Rodney), seventeen great- game of golf. Through the J., Bryson A., and Eric Nathan service in Burns Hall. grandchildren, Ava, Sophia, years, he was a member of the (Angela); 13 grandchildren; 1 Mrs. McKinney was laid to Isabella, Sydney, Kayla, Maya, Oakwood Country Club in great-granddaughter; and a rest in Bosque Bello Cemetery. Noah, Lila, Poppy Kate, Ty, Lynchburg, Virginia, a past host of nieces and nephews. Guests and friends visited Nicholas, Lee, Gage, Austin, President of the Dunwoody A private family funeral serv- © 2009 American Profile Hometown Content Service from 5:00-7:00 pm on Monday Haylee, Libby, Lacy and sever- Country Club in Atlanta, and a ice will be held. A memorial at the funeral home. al nieces and nephews. member of the Golf Club of service for the public will be If so desired, memorial con- Memorial services were Amelia Island and the Amelia 511 Ash Street, held at a later date. tributions may be made to the held at 5:00 pm, on Monday, River Golf Club. A generous Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Contributions may be made to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, June 29, 2009 in the Burgess man, locally, he supported the Children’s Miracle 5005 LBJ Freeway, Suite 250, Chapel with Pastor Greg Baptist Medical Center, Man (904) 261-3696 Fax 261-3698 Network, c/o Sparrow Dallas, TX 75244. Gardell of the Journey Church, To Man, and Communities In Website for email addresses: Foundation P.O. Box 30480, Please share her life story at officiating. Schools. Lansing, MI 48909-7980 in www.oxleyheard.com. In lieu of flowers, memorial He leaves behind, his wife of fbnewsleader.com memory of Maureen. Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors contributions may be made to 54 years, Lillian P. Zboyovsky, Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday Gorsline Runciman Funeral Boys Towne, 100 Flanagan Fernandina Beach, FL, two Homes , East Lansing, Mich. Blvd., Boys Towne, NE 68010- daughters, Diane Z. Hobbs The News-Leader is published every Wednesday and Friday by The Fernandina Sara Seiden 9989, or to Alzheimer’s (Gibson), Lynchburg, VA, Beach News-Leader, 511 Ash Street, P.O. Box 766, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. Periodicals postage paid at Fernandina Beach, Fla. (USPS 189-900) Mary Christine Mrs. Sara Seiden of Research, 6300 El Dorado Plaza, Karen Z. 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Service rate, which is reviewed ed trip such as to a seminar or Settlement agreement TRAVEL Continued from 1A every six months, and might or training session. City employ- up from $164,884 last year. might not fluctuate. ees also have the option of driv- Lightning The settlement agreement reached in February That amount includes reim- The total budget for school ing a car from the city’s car between plaintiff The Florida House Inn, Inc., and the city bursement for mileage, hotels board travel for 2008-9 is pool. of Fernandina Beach (including Fred Lindes, code enforce- and meals, Butler said. The $359,300, of which $177,732 City employees, such as the ment officer, and the city Code Enforcement Board) includ- sparks clerk’s travel budget has been spent to date. The city manager, who regularly ed these special provisions: decreased, from $84,520 last budget for 2007-8 was drive city-owned vehicles do A) Parties agree to a joint meeting with State Attorney year to $57,014 this year. $566,844, of which $323,726 not receive mileage reim- Angela Corey to discuss the current city noise ordinance Both the clerk’s and the was spent. bursement. home fire and possible alternatives. After the meeting, the city will commission’s mileage rates are The budget covers travel Clifford said the city’s take all necessary steps to adopt, amend and/or enforce based on the rates paid to fed- for itinerant teachers between mileage reimbursement rate its noise ordinance. eral employees by the U.S. schools, travel to and from pro- is based on the state’s No one was hurt, but about B) City agrees to investigate occupancy limits and relat- General Services Administra- fessional development activi- Department of Revenue and $200,000 damage was done ed restroom facilities as well as compliance with general tion. ties, staff training and trips to has not been changed since Monday evening to a house that code and permitting requirements of businesses within the Nassau County School various conferences, Farmer “some time in 2007.” Some caught fire as a result of a light- Historic District, as well as permitting misrepresentations. Board officials and employees said. municipalities, she said, base ning strike. Inspections shall take place during meaningful times so as are allotted 55 cents per mile in She also noted that, in an their mileage reimbursement Fernandina Beach Fire- to fully evaluate the business use. reimbursement for use of their attempt to reduce costs, on Internal Revenue Service Rescue Department was dis- C) City will release all liens and fines for plaintiff’s sign personal vehicles, according employees use county vehicles standards, which are higher patched to the residential struc- violation to date. to Executive Director of rather than personal vehicles and can change as often as ture fire at 2811 Magnolia D) The city will provide an educational memorandum to Business Services Susan when possible. Additionally, twice a year. Woods Court about 6:17 p.m., commissioners regarding Chapter 286, Florida Statutes Farmer. she said a rental agreement in The city does not track the city Fire Chief Daniel Hanes (Sunshine Laws). That’s down from 58.5 cents place with Enterprise Rent-A- amount spent for employee said in a press release. E) The above will be completed within 60 days from this from June 1-Dec. 31, 2008, Car is aimed at reducing mileage reimbursement, Firefighters reported there date. Farmer said. The rate was to expenses. Clifford said. Rather, all was heavy smoke and flames F) The parties agree that they will maintain confidentiali- be reevaluated again today, According to City Finance expense report forms go into a coming from the roof of the ty of the mediation terms and any discussion regarding the July 1. Director Patti Clifford, all city city travel expense account. single-family dwelling. They sign ordinance and the noise ordinance. Farmer said the per mile employees are reimbursed Clifford added that the city used ground ladders to reach G) The city will not pursue sign violations against the reimbursement is set based on 44.5 cents per mile if they use does not reimburse employees the roof of the house and plaintiff under the current sign ordinance. Plaintiff will relo- the federal Internal Revenue their own vehicle on a job-relat- for mileage frequently. operated above the fire that cate the two southernmost neon signs to the interior of the was spreading through the building behind the dripline of the porch. All four signs will attic. They were eventually thereafter be considered conforming signs. edged the problem. “Either looking at eight justifications to able to achieve control by cut- FEES Continued from 1A the (county) attorney didn’t be written over the next 20 ting a hole in the roof to control meaning we haven’t spent the sign off on it, or the clerk did- days,” he said. the fire spread and gain ing guilty to a federal fraud money in the time frame that n’t sign off on it, or we were The projects currently access to extinguish it, Hanes SUNSHINE charge. He was accused of pay- the ordinance requires,” he going after projects that didn’t under consideration are all said. Continued from 1A ing kickbacks to physicians said. qualify for impact fees. I don’t road improvements, such as The occupants, a couple According to a transcript for referrals of patients in the The county has a history think it’s anything that the adding turn lanes and widen- and their pet dog, were able to of the session, Bach, while federal Tricare program for of difficulty finding projects commissioners did or didn’t ing roads. “Hopefully we’ll escape without injury. During a talking about code violations, military retirees and Medicare upon which to spend impact do,” he said. “I don’t think it’s get great success and keep search of the house, firefighters first brought up the Florida program. fees. For a project to qualify been any one individual – just rolling on this path. ... We’ve found the family’s cat House Inn’s sign ordinance Petersen acknowledged for impact fee expenditure, it basically lack of taking it for- gotten the first couple of unharmed and hiding under a case. that nobody but a judge could has to pass the state’s “dual ward enough to get it done. drafts in and the (county) attor- bed. Later in the session determine whether there were rational nexus test,” a process The ultimate responsibility ney’s making comments. I It took 15 firefighters Tomassetti mentioned a house any actual violations of the that has been called lays with the Board of County think we’re heading in the approximately 45 minutes to – not Austin’s property – the Sunshine Law during the “Byzantine” by County Commissioners, which is why right direction. ... I would think bring the fire under control. city had tried to condemn. He closed session. However, the Attorney David Hallman. I’ve been so vocal for the last we could use all $10 million in Heavy rains, flooding and also said, a little later, “... the Florida House Inn did use the “The first test is that they’re two years.” the next three years for sure. wind damage also was reported case of the Florida House is fit- possible violation as part of its legal to take,” Interim County However, Holloway said, ... These that we’ve got coming as a severe storm swept ting because ... they hold an lawsuit against the city, say- Engineer Jonathan Page said the commission is taking steps in the next 30 days, I could through the area. occupational license from the ing the city had “plotted Thursday. “And the next test to to find suitable projects for the potentially justify $3 million A fallen tree blocked First city, that is, a license that is a against the Florida House see if impact fees can be used fees. “All five commissioners worth.” Coast Highway, among other privilege to operate.” Inn.” is, does it benefit the people have met privately with [email protected] damage reports. “I wonder, in their case,” The lawsuit further states who paid them?” Jonathan (Page) and our con- Tomassetti went on, “maybe that “a large portion of the County Clerk John sultant to identify impact fee not to collect the fines, but just (Jan. 22 closed session) focus- Crawford, however, said the projects and get them spent,” say, ‘You take that sign down es on the Florida House Inn’s county should be able to find he said. or we’re revoking your occu- mounting sign fines and the ways to spend the money. Page said Thursday he had pational license and you’re not city’s potential responses.” “We went to great lengths been working with melia going to be open any more.’ Bach said the city did not, as a government to enact a law Jacksonville firm King APsychological Services I’m just throwing that out.” in the end, foreclose on to collect money, with the Engineering to find eligible Then-commissioner Joe Austin’s Florida Avenue prop- promise that that money projects. “Right now we’re Gerrity was the only one to erty. would be spent to enact is pleased to announce that question the propriety of talk- The closed-session exemp- growth, and it would be spent Carly Miller, M.D. ing about unrelated subject tion to public meetings “is within the confines of the law NOTICE Psychiatrist matters. probably the most abused within six years,” Crawford Notice is hereby given that “Are we moving off of the exemption,” Petersen said, said. “That’s a promise that – is this included in the exec- because its conditions can be was broken by the govern- the Administratrix of the utive session, the Florida complicated, and “local gov- ment in that they didn’t spend Estate of Blair H. King, Sr. House?” Gerrity asked, but ernments have been trying to that money, and they must Late of Providence got no response to his ques- loosen it up.” return it to the payers. The Township, Lancaster tion. “The commissioners take payers paid that money in Petersen said commis- an oath that they will uphold good faith, and they have County, Pennsylvania is sioners do not have to actual- the Constitution,” Petersen every right to expect that attempting to locate ly participate in conversation said. “Ignorance is no excuse.” money back when that prom- Blair H. King, Jr., the son to be in violation of the The First Amendment ise is not fulfilled by the gov- Sunshine Law – they only Foundation is a non-profit ernment. and intestate heir of the have to be present. She also organization dedicated to pro- “I believe you could spend decedent who was last is joining our practice of said that any action taken as a tecting and advancing the pub- every dime of them legiti- known to be in Georgia result of that violation could lic’s constitutional right to mately, credibly, defensibly – if Outpatient Mental Health Services. open government with educa- with a former address of become null and void – includ- you’d just do the justifications Dr. Miller specializes in ing, conceivably, any settle- tion, training, legal aid and as are required in law,” he 502 Creekside Court, medication management and therapy for ments that came out of the information services. added. Albany, GA 31721. meeting. For information go to Commission Chair Barry children, adolescents and adults. Anyone who knows the “It sounds as if the meet- www.floridafaf.org. Holloway, long a proponent of She treats all mental health problems location of Blair H. 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4A WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2009/NEWS-LEADER BUSINESS

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The day- reassignments and appearing on district. board service opportunities medium and large compa- long monthly classes cover A school closings are this year’s Meanwhile, other schools to attend a mixer and infor- nies, clinicians, service areas of interest to the busi- the predominant themes in list include: in Nassau County also moved mation session from 5:30-7 providers and investors with- ness community: economic public education here, there Stanton to the head of their classes p.m. July 9 at the Café @ the out the need to share confi- development, education, jus- are still exemplary perform- College this year with improved Hamptons, 95742 Amelia dential information. tice and law enforcement, ances in the classroom. Prep, No. 4; scores on state exams. The Concourse, Yulee. The service e-Zassi.com health and social concerns, Fernandina Beach High Paxon, No. Florida Comprehensive The economic develop- was spun off from Zassi government, arts and cul- School catapulted up the rank- 6; Douglas Assessment Test, or more ment organization recruits Medical Evolutions, a private- ture, environment and recre- ings in the annual Newsweek STEVE’S Anderson commonly known as FCAT, is companies to expand and ly held company with more ation, and regional business. magazine list of top high MARKET School of the given each year to certain relocate their businesses to than a decade of success in Leadership Nassau is schools in the U.S. FBHS PLACE Arts, No. 42; grade levels in the state. Nassau County and therefore innovation and development open to any resident of appeared as the 512th best Nease, No. Nine of the county public create local jobs and increase in medical devices. Nassau County, but will tar- high school, improving its 92; Fletcher, schools earned the highest county tax revenue. The AIP promotion get individuals with diverse standing dramatically from Steve Nicklas No. 133; grade of an “A” – including organization’s board develop- geographical and socioeco- No. 908 last year. Wolfson, No. the relatively new Yulee High ment committee is sponsor- Dorothy (Dorry) Martin nomic backgrounds and seek FBHS has been ranked in 154; Mandarin, No. 159; School. ing the event and seeks to has been promoted to the a racial, gender and age mix the top 1,000 high schools for Sandalwood, No. 217; and The grades for each school diversify its board to better post of social recreation man- reflective of the population. the last three years. The Bartram Trail, No. 425. are based upon a point sys- match Nassau County’s ager at Amelia Island Cost is $650 for Amelia school’s emphasis on FBHS’s ranking of 512 tem, derived from student demographic profile. Plantation. Her new role Island-Fernandina Beach- Advanced Placement courses truly places it among the ultra- scores. Nassau County The event will include involves responsibility for the Yulee Chamber of Commer- for its top-performing stu- elite schools in this area as schools received one fewer light hors d’oeuvres and a direction, supervision, ce members, $850 for non- dents has established it as one well as nationally. To place just “A” than last year, but still cash bar. Attendees are growth, enhancement and members. The deadline to of the country’s elite schools. behind larger, prestigious fared quite respectfully – with encouraged to review the operational aspects of the apply is July 24. The Newsweek poll is based public schools such as 9 of 12 earning top grades. Nassau County Economic social recreation department. Applications are available upon the percentage of stu- Bartram Trail, Sandalwood Among the high schools Development Board’s web- She also is responsible for at www.islandchamber.com. dents taking AP as well as and Nease is no easy task. here, Yulee High improved site, expandinnassau.com, in the management of the chil- or by calling 261-3248. other upper-level classes and During these difficult from a “D” score last year to advance and bring plenty of dren’s programming for the exams. This year, the criteria financial times that call for an “A” this year. business cards. For more daytime Kids Camp Amelia Leadership training changed slightly. It also leaner schools and less Yulee was the only local information and to RSVP, con- and the nighttime program Kelly Monti, director of judged the number of stu- resources, it is inspiring to see high school to score below a tact Noelle Perry at (904) Just for Kids. She also will membership for the Amelia dents achieving a minimum a presiding emphasis and “B” last year, but the only one 225-8878 or nperry@expan handle the Seaside Sweets Island-Fernandina Beach- score on AP exams, for focus on excellence in the of the lot to score a top grade dinnassau.com. program and holiday and spe- Yulee Chamber of Commer- instance. classroom. FBHS principal this year. cial event programming. ce, has graduated from the The Newsweek rankings Jane Arnold and her staff FBHS’s score dropped to a Firm taps e-Zassi A native of Hannibal, Mo., Institute for began in 1998. Other should be once again com- “C” this year, from an “A” last A Minnesota group has Martin graduated from the Organization year. West Nassau scored a selected e-Zassi.com software University of Central Management “D” and Hilliard Senior High systems, designed specifical- Missouri with a major in (Institute), a earned a “B.” Nassau schools ly for networking and deci- tourism and a minor in recre- four-year non- preserved their overall “A” sion support for medical ation management. profit leader- rating and scored among the devices, as a preferred ship training top districts in the state. provider. Leadership Nassau program at That is quite an accom- LifeScience Alley, a trade Applications are being the University Monti plishment for a rural school association serving over 600 accepted for the Leadership of Georgia in district strapped with declin- member organizations that Nassau Class of 2010. Athens. ing revenues and state sup- represent all sectors of the Leadership Nassau is an Since 1921, the institute port. Local schools get more life sciences, chose a partner- intensive, 10-month program has attracted chamber pro- than just a top grade for per- ship with the Fernandina to educate the business com- fessionals from across the formance – they also get an Beach firm to provide for munity and identify future country to its five university “A” for effort. education, discounted sub- leaders for Nassau County. sites. During four years, most Steve Nicklas is a financial scription rates and co-market- The 20 applicants selected institute participants attend advisor who lives on Amelia ing around e-Zassi.com’s pro- will study everything from one-week sessions at the Island. prietary software systems. economic development in the same site taking required [email protected] Created by and for med- county to health and social courses and electives.

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WEDNESDAY, July 1, 2009 BUSINESS News-Leader 5A COMING DOWN

CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH

City Business Offices will be closed Friday, July 3rd, 2009 In observance of Independence Day For emergencies, please call (904) 277-7340

JOHN LLOYD (PRIVATEPAPARAZZIMAC.COM)/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER A beach house on South Fletcher Avenue across from the Elizabeth Pointe Lodge was torn down last week, above. Susan and David Caples, above right, owners of the lodge, stand on the spot where the house once stood. They plan to use the property for out- door events associated with their bed and breakfast establishment. DON’T LITTER SPAY~ NEUTER

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6A WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2009/NEWS-LEADER OPINION

VIEWPOINT/PAT KEOGH/FERNANDINA BEACH Public management vs. privatization? Or . . .

on Sapp’s June 17 ously consider the city as partnership the urge to say “that’s differ- common mistake in structur- of each. This is the time to article regarding the asset manager? Well, that’s as applied to ent.” Zone in on Gore’s steer- ing public partnerships is to structure the deal and rely on management of our different! I don’t think so and I management ing vs. rowing thing. The attempt to use government your advisors to understand R golf course and mari- will go into why I believe that. of public farmers’ market is a great counsel for all legal and advi- reasonable terms and bound- na invited other views. What about privatization assets as “an local result. sory work. Government coun- aries. One of the most impor- Mr. Sapp’s perspective of (lease or sell)? Sapp seems to arrangement Both the marina and golf sel will have their hands full tant features of the business the alternatives is rather typi- dispel that as not having where the course are important and with oversight. This is not the plan is the break up terms. cal with respect to important worked well here and I can public steers complex public assets with a time to learn how to structure Partnerships can run their public assets. Either govern- understand that because it Keogh and the pri- very significant commercial a golf or marina partnership course. Partners’ plans ment manages and controls often connotes a loss of rea- vate sector component. As public owners between a public owner and change over time and break the assets or government leas- sonable public control. My rows.” we are entitled to a reasonable private asset manager. ups can be inevitable. Again, es or sells to a private entity. I experience is that the right We have a great one right return with a minimum risk of 2. With the advisory team you need the right advisors to tend to think of the options as choice is not about public ver- here in Fernandina. City owns loss or liability. There’s no in place, a Request for understand how to design fair a wide spectrum of choices sus private but in the selection and maintains the property, one-size-fits-all solution for Qualifications should be and effective exit strategies. and I usually dispose of the of the process for designing issues a license for its use and either asset that will work issued to solicit for a private 4. Once the plan is in place standard two out of hand. Let the solution. pays nothing for the ongoing over time. But there is a partner. The single most the deal is documented, me tell you why city manage- When dealing with sophis- management. The private sec- process for getting to a solu- important factor in structuring financed if necessary and the ment of complex public assets ticated public assets there is tor manages the enterprise, tion or deal structure that will a partnership is the selection transition and operations com- makes no sense to me and no 42 regular. Rather, there is sets the rental fees and man- be uniquely tailored to each of the partner. You will know mence. shouldn’t to Mr. Sapp. a process that involves the tai- ages the operation subject to asset and our community. The who that is because they have As you can see in this Suppose the Sapp Family loring of a unique solution to city oversight. Business is public-private partnering previously been a successful short synopsis, public-private Foundation owned the marina each asset in each environ- booming and over time the process usually works best as partner for other owners. It is partnering is not about a solu- and golf course. Would Ron ment. The process is generi- enterprise has flourished. The follows: a firm and people you can tion. You cannot know the and his family consider the cally referred to as a “public- community gets a great 1. The public owner trust because they have solution at the outset. It’s city as a prospective asset private partnership” and return, the private tenants engages advisors to work with proven trustworthy. So the about a process for getting to manager from among all the describes that broad spec- love it and I think even city government in the procure- RFQ is all about “who” you the solution that works best management options avail- trum of deal structures government can muster up a ment of a private asset man- want as a partner. for all parties to the deal. able? Of course not! Then between government manage- bit of affection for it. What is agement partner. The advi- 3. Once a partner has been That’s how I think the marina why, if those assets are owned ment and privatization. Al “It”? The Fernandina sors usually include attorneys selected then the “what” and golf course deals should by the city would anyone seri- Gore used to describe such a Farmers’ Market. Now fight skilled in the particular asset begins. That is the creation of be approached. 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WEDNESDAY, July 1, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 7A Is our ‘Fernandina For Sale’?

magine a focus group of 30 local residents enhancing current levels of Quality of life: certainly. Economics: no. assembled to discuss quality of life issues. service regarding public safe- • Discouraging development of environ- You remember the phrase “quality of life,” ty and recreation; and 6) mentally sensitive areas (wetlands, dunes, pris- Ialthough fading from the vocabularies of keeping local taxes and fees tine, undeveloped islands – remember Crane local elected officials and completely absent manageable for middle and Island?). Quality of life: no, never. Economics: from recent local political campaigns, it still lower-income individuals and sure. F LORIDA’ S O LDEST W EEKLY N EWSPAPER exists, and for me is more relevant than ever. families. • Noise ordinance that protects residential E STABLISHED IN 1854 Suppose the focus group’s facilitator asks, I know, what about this areas (the old quiet enjoyment of property “How many of you believe that quality of life is factor, or that one? Well, this concept). Quality of life: in favor. Economics: The News-Leader is published with pride weekly important to a community?” Thirty hands go DEBATE is my definition; you have oppose. for the people of Nassau County by Community up. “Well, how many of you believe that yours, and my hope is, being • More condos along our oceanfront, our Newspapers, Inc., Athens, Georgia. We believe Fernandina Beach has a special, unique quali- AND a devotee of participatory downtown waterfront. Quality of life: no. that strong newspapers build strong communi- ty of life that makes it different from other TACKLE democracy, we can seriously Economics: hmmm, offensive, but brings in a ties – “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary Florida coastal communities?” Again, 30 hands discuss our differences, lot of money, sure. goal is to publish distinguished and profitable go up. “OK, lets get to the heart of things, who maybe even reach communi- So, do you believe that quality of life is community-oriented newspapers. This mission ty consensus. If we don’t important to a community? Do you believe that will be accomplished through the teamwork of among you can define quality of life?” Thirty Ron Sapp professionals dedicated to the truth, integrity, qual- hands immediately fly skyward and for the have these discussions, if we Fernandina Beach has a special, unique quali- ity and hard work. next 10 minutes the facilitator is kept busy don’t insist that quality of life considerations ty of life that makes us different from other maintaining order among the 30 shouting par- matter, if we continue to allow local politicians Florida coastal communities? How do you FOY R. MALOY JR ., PUBLISHER ticipants. to be “soft” on quality of life issues, then we define quality of life? MICHAEL PARNELL, EDITOR Defining quality of life is tough; we have abandon the political decision-making process All of this is important, you see, because if MIKE HANKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR 12,500 people living in Fernandina Beach and to the “economic argument,” and believe me, our community is special, if it is different from ROBERT FIEGE, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR each one’s feelings and beliefs about the sub- for our community that would be a disaster. other Florida coastal communities, then it’s What’s the economic argument? Well, going to take work to stay that way. It’s going BOB TIMPE, CIRCULATION DIRECTOR ject are shaped by their own experiences and expectations. there are those who believe that the primary to mean making calls to local officials, e-mail- My own definition of quality of life – consideration, the key factor, some even say ing them, attending public meetings and get- TOM WOOD DINK NESMITH remember, we’re talking about community the sole factor that is absolutely essential in ting involved politically. CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT quality of life – includes several elements, or local political decision-making, is economics, The phrase quality of life is fading from the factors: 1) a commitment to real growth man- or how will the decision regarding legislation, vocabularies of local political officials and it’s agement, reflected in the city’s policy or project impact our community eco- been absent from local political campaigns Comprehensive Plan, Future Land Use Map, nomically. Positively? Do it. Negatively? Don’t because we’ve allowed it be so. Politicians The views expressed by the columnists and land development codes and land development do it. Economics-neutral? We don’t care. without core quality of life values and beliefs letter writers on this page are their own regulations; 2) creating, enhancing, maintain- Cynics say it’s “Fernandina For Sale!” I’m a respond to one thing and one thing only, the and do not necessarily reflect the views of ing and preserving as many public facilities, cynic. Consider the following comparisons perception of political risk. Evidently, most the newspaper, its owners or employees. including parks, green and open space and nat- regarding the quality of life and economics have perceived little or no political risk in ural areas, as possible; 3) maintaining and arguments: aligning themselves exclusively with the “eco- ensuring current and future public access to • Density. Quality of life: maintain current nomics argument.” We “quality of lifers” have those areas; 4) maintaining and enhancing or, preferably, lower. Economics: increase. to create it. We’re a local local infrastructure; 5) maintaining and • More parks and green/open space. [email protected] newspaper VOICE OF THE PEOPLE ‘Boondoggle’ A very nice and charming resident who grew up in Old Town, paid me a visit the Mike Boyle is full of crap (“‘Slanted story’ other day. unfair to county officials,” June 24). It’s a boon- She stated she is a lifelong and loyal doggle, paid for by the taxpayers, and he knows reader of the News-Leader, and I appreciate that. that very much. Ann Chappell Her concern was why we had not cov- Fernandina Beach ered the death of the “King of Pop” Michael Jackson. Be careful what you wish for I tried to explain that the News-Leader has been and is a “hyper-local” newspaper, I do agree that the building department is cur- focusing entirely on the rently overstaffed (“County gets it,” June 26). The people, places and news of management has endeavored to hold on to per- the communities in sonnel since it took many years to assemble a Nassau County. competent and efficient staff. It was not long She then went on to ago in this paper you were often printing stories mention the fact that we of how much trouble it was to get a project didn’t cover the election of through the county. I can only assume that is our 44th president, Barack what you want once again. Obama, in a timely man- In my six years in the building department I ner. And stated she had have watched for most of them the inability to MY VIEW serious doubts about my hire qualified inspectors and plans examiners. In news judgment. most cases when we did hire someone, they had Again I attempted to to spend months in state bureaucracy and taking Foy Maloy, explain that we are a exams to finally get fully qualified. Publisher “local” newspaper to no Foy Maloy states that “businesses have been avail. carrying that burden.” But the building depart- No doubt the election of President ment has had its fees cut for a year now. Barack Obama and the death of Michael I can remember having 50 and 60 inspec- Jackson are huge international news stories tions, working till 7 and 8 at night just to keep up. and both are very newsworthy. But unless With this the quality of inspections decreased there’s a local connection you won’t find (you cannot be diligent when you are running). much national or international news in the The choice was simple, do them today or have LARRY WRIGHT/THE DETROIT NEWS pages of the News-Leader. For example, if a some from today roll over and be added to the local memorial service were held for pile the next day. A lose/lose proposition. 26) the writer states, “The toll of 6,000 men com- improvements to serve their purpose. Michael we would cover it. Now, the commissioners halved the fees to mitting suicide in our armed forces each year is This is only the beginning of a defense for Michael was no doubt the greatest enter- stimulate construction. OK, so tell me what a testament to the stupidity of war, period.” keeping paid up loans in an interest free category tainer and influential artist the world has builder cares about saving $2,000 to build a Again this seemed like an extremely high for a period of aging. While frozen money is ever seen. Who alive today hasn’t heard or house he has reduced in price $30,000 and even number, so I did a quick check online and at linked to a loan, its off-the-clock of mankind sta- seen the videos of The Jackson Five, if he builds it, has a poor chance at best of sell- the Centers For Disease Control & Prevention tus can be used to limit the need for the U.S. gov- “Thriller,” “Beat It,” “Bad” or “Billie Jean?” ing it. If he builds it, he has to pay the bank each I found the following. ernment to float bonds to raise money to cover His music will live on forever. month for it. In one or two months the building “The VA estimates that 18 vets a day – or the interest on the national deficit. I enjoyed my conversation with her – she fee reduction is wiped out. 6,500 a year – take their own lives, but that num- As the borrower of last recourse the federal was passionate about our absence of cover- What you applaud is like the vendors on ber includes vets from all wars.” government is also linked to a debt that is frozen. age and Michael Jackson. Centre Street deciding they will slash their prices Bill Mattingly The money frozen in the deficit is as important I was raised to respect all people and in half. They sell stuff but can’t survive. Fernandina Beach to the economy as the ice and snowcap of their views. What hurt me the most during According to you, they should cut their staff to Antarctica is to the weather. Money or wealth also my conversation with her is she made the where the customers can’t get decent service and serves which in frozen glaciers wait. point that even though I’m a native they cannot survive. How long does this work? Profit James Nagy Floridian and have been a resident of Sounds like a foolhardy business model to me. First on the list Nassau had the debate over Fernandina Beach Fernandina Beach for 14 years I’m still con- The building departments all over the state the landfill garbage – can’t afford to run it, sell sidered in her mind – an outsider. are exclusively self-funding. They do not get tax out to private industry to haul waste out of coun- Fish tale Ouch! money. Only the builders and people working on ty. Next it’s the golf course – can’t maintain it, sell My boyfriend says all the time that there are Foy Maloy Jr. is Publisher of the News- their homes and businesses pay for building to private industry? The marina cost overrun – six or more reasons why women should not fish: Leader. department services. Cutting their fees will not sell to private industry, make it transient only. But One being on the boat that I go in reverse when decrease the county tax roll or their budget a you have the Goffinsville project under way and he says forward; 2) I go left when he says right; cent. The Building Department actually pays there will be a special needs park under way. 3) I am in forward revving the boat while he is the Nassau County Commission rent for the When you turn things over to private industry a pushing it off the trailer to go into the water in building they occupy. The state legislature did profit must be made. I just wanted to point out reverse – whoops; and 4) turn left when he says this to take politics out of building inspection. The that they increased this year’s budget by some right; 5) not close enough to land yet I see mud; commission has the right to set the fees. Thus millions of dollars; you can look up the budget 6) thowing him off the boat when all I meant to they have. In a year or so I hope you remember facts for future projects. It just seemed to me if do is just that! this when you write about the problems people you can’t afford to maintain what you have, why Please let all men know that we as women do have getting inspections, plans approved and build more. only what they say when they have been drinkin’ permits issued. Just a thought: The eight flags may turn into lots of Buds – so who is the real driver? So for all As for impact fees, another writer seemed to nine flags of Fernandina. Be careful. you men like mine, don’t forget your bait at think that changing a nice old home into a restau- Kenneth Cole home and it is really embarrassing to be the rant was not much of an impact. Here we go: Fernandina Beach women in the truck backing down the boat and When it was a house, let’s assume there were you men screaming at us telling us “Back down!” four cars that came and left four times a day: 16 and you’re the bright one that left the boat trips. Now it’s a cafe and there are 10 tables Monetizing the deficit? hooked to the trailer. Yet we still seem to get the (conservative) and they turn over every hour for Is there no other way to deal with the nation- tail end of it – my session of fissin’ – but I will be five hours (5-10 p.m., no lunch). Assuming all al deficit than to declare it to be money (mone- back if let be. table guests come in one car you have 10 x 5 = tize it)? This might avoid the necessity of having Terri Williams 50 trips. Then you add the owner and his staff. to dealing with it as debt. However, can such a Fernandina Beach And you add deliveries (trucks); also, the staff non-sequitur of concepts once again serve as has housing needs and kids. Add new roads and the backbone and keystone of our nation ‘s fis- schools (some impact), these extra people need cal policy? True, Alexander Hamilton set a prece- Conscious effort police and fire protection, they drive the roads to dent for this approach early on. But we were Whatever happened to the good old days stores and stuff. There is a pretty good impact not a major player then. To be on the safe side when the worst things we had to fear on the and I am being conservative. these early patriots also rescued their Continental Fourth of July were traffic jams and wayward fire- Of course, you can be like Orlando, Disney Currency. works? Now, our greatest threat lurks in food poi- came and they didn’t add impact fees until 15-plus What money is and how it behaves is a func- soning by nasty E. coli and salmonella bugs in years later. What did they get? Horrible roads, toll tion of our common expectations, our contracts inadequately grilled hamburgers and hot dogs. roads (since they have no money for roads) and our laws. The coining of terms in econom- Unfortunately, the high-temperature grilling that schools with portable classrooms that do not go ics generally reflects the descriptive and pre- kills these bugs also forms cancer-causing com- away. Boone High School when my son attend- scriptive nature of the discipline. As an advo- pounds. ed had no fewer than 30 portables scattered all cate of a new approach I have invented some Luckily, enterprising food manufacturers and over the campus and the track. This is the norm terms and definitions to help ease the federal gov- processors have met this challenge with a great there. Go drive I-4 through Orlando any time ernment away from the shoals of insolvency. variety of healthful, delicious veggie burgers from 5 a.m. to 9 at night and it is hellish. Beware A universal catalyst is a more apt view of and soy dogs. what you ask for. money than the oft-proposed scarce-commodity These new foods don’t harbor nasty Please remember that if you cut services too ploy which is most often slept through. Ideally pathogens or cancer-causing compounds. They much, you end up with no service! money is also a scorecard for wealth. Money or don’t even carry cholesterol, saturated fats, Sprague Owings wealth may be found on-the-clock of mankind, drugs or pesticides. And they are available in the Yulee active, like water. But just as importantly money frozen food section of every supermarket. CAM CARDOW/THE OTTAWA CITIZEN or wealth may be found on-the-clock of geolog- This Fourth of July offers a great opportuni- Another ‘oops’ ical time, dormant, like ice. Any project to inno- ty to declare our independence from the meat vate or renovate starts with a dream but doesn’t industry and to share wholesome veggie burg- Another opinion letter seems to be a little end with the last payment on associated loans. ers and soy dogs with our family and friends. misleading or short on facts. Time is needed before any review can be carried Jacob Frazzio In the letter titled “Un-fond memories” (June out and time is needed to allow the acquired Jacksonville

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8A WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2009 NEWS News-Leader Wonders never cease: Wild mink on the beach

onders never up tree. It ing photos as it emerged cov- cease. The looked like ered with sand. longer I patrol something By now the mink knew I W the natural areas alive, but was there, and once or twice of Amelia Island the more I what? nearsightedly stared at me as feel like I am discovering Then the I tried to keep to a nonthreat- more “layers of the onion” blob moved. ening distance. For the most that surrounds us. Just one Immediately part, though, the mink was walk on the beach yields sur- I recognized just foraging for small prey prises for everyone. But after the long, and not seeming very con- dozens of dawn walks, I’m WILD furry shape cerned about me at all. still not surprised when I find WAYS of a mink, Finally, the mink took shel- something new. Surprised, right there ter under an overhanging no, but delighted – yes, of in front of bank, and I ventured even course! Pat me on the closer to try to get more pho- Nothing, though, can top Foster-Turley beach. I am tos. This time I got close A mink surveys the delight I felt on a recent aware that enough to hear that chortling his world from a beach stroll at Fort Clinch mink live in our area. People growl, a threat warning, as sandy hole along a State Park. It was just past have seen them around the the mink faced me down from beach embank- dawn and instead of walking city marina, and my husband its cornered position. Enough ment in Fort from the North End beach once saw on crossing was enough. Time to leave Clinch State Park, parking lot to the Fort Clinch Jasmine Street near the the mink alone. above. Right, he pier and turning back, I decid- Egans Creek Greenway. On As I walked down the forages for sand ed to keep walking another various nearby islands Carl beach toward my car, I forgot crabs on the mile or so up the beach all the Watson has pointed out tracks that I was tired. Tired, heck! I beach. way to the fort. that were most likely mink, was euphoric! My thoughts PHOTOS BY Along the way, I kept too. were full of this wild mink and PAT FOSTER-TURLEY watch for the least terns now But hearing about them is another mink, “Marvin, the FOR THE NEWS-LEADER nesting again above the dune one thing. Seeing one right in Minkman,” as I called him line in an area posted with front of me is another. I quick- years ago at Marine World signs to protect their nearly ly rustled to get my camera Africa USA. Marvin was tame invisible eggs from human focused and snapped a shot, and we used him for educa- interlopers. The Wilsons fully expecting the mink to tional demonstrations. I plovers that had hatched out spot me and run away. But it always felt sorry for this in this section of beach a didn’t spot me, or if it did, it active clever little life form number of weeks ago were didn’t seem to care. stuck in a cage and nearly still in juvenile plumage but For precious minutes I fol- every day I let Marvin loose looking more and more like lowed the mink down the in my office and happily lis- adults. Here and there a tur- beach, shooting photos now tened to his gleeful chortles tle nest was evident, laughing and again as it perused the as he explored the nooks and gulls watched me warily as I escarpment line looking for crannies of my office and WEDNESDAY, JULY 8 Acupuncture strode on by and the resident food. Grasshoppers and crabs played his pounce game with $95 A PERSON great blue heron flew ahead were in abundance along the me on the floor. The Golf Club of Amelia helps us to hear the of me up the beach. All this bank and the little mink had Having a captive tame at Summer Beach busy-ness of the was great, of course, but not no problem filling his mouth mink is one thing, but the NOT JUST ANOTHER unexpected. I’ve seen these with these small prey items. A thrill of following a wild mink various species many times, GOLF TOURNAMENT!! mind, thus to marked turtle nest was near- is an experience of even high- on many other beach walks, by, holding a reservoir of er magnitude. These little observe it. all part of the circle of life that tasty turtle eggs, but the otter-cousins are secretive TEE-OFF FOR BOOKS makes Amelia Island a great mink kept going past it, along and mostly nocturnal and few The Amelia Island Book Festival reaches more A step closer to place to explore. the bank, catching crabs. people ever get to see one in than 6000 children in Nassau County Schools and Coming back from the offers a Writers’ Workshop and Readers’ Festival detachment, we are Every now and then the the wild. But see one I did, for book lovers of all ages. Now in its 9th year! fort, getting hot and tired and mink climbed up a sandy right here on our island. The Books change lives! able to be more wishing my car was not so far berm and disappeared face pictures tell the story. Enjoy! away, I noticed something first into a ghost crab hole. It Pat Foster-Turley is a zoolo- effective with less strange. A smallish brown was easy to sneak up on the gist on Amelia Island. Contact effort. blob that was not there on my mink when it was in a hole with nature questions and way up the beach now was on and I waited with my telepho- observations. the sand near a large washed to trained on the hole, shoot- [email protected] February 11-13 - 2010 Acupuncture Center www.ameliaislandbookfestival.com of Fernandina For more information contact Shelly Anderson – [email protected] or 556-6234 NLPSA (904) 277-2050 Visit yourLOCAL news source on-linefbnewsleader.com BBUSINESSUSINESS CARDCARD BILLBOBILLBOARDARD

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WEDNESDAY, July 1, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 9A NEW FIREFIGHTER

Nassau County Fire Rescue has added a new firefighter/para- medic to the roster. Brett Louis started May 18, and was engaged in a pinning ceremony held on May 22. He completed the state mandated firefighter course in 2005 and obtained his paramedic certificate in 2008. The Louis family in atten- dance included Rachel Carney, sister; Clark Louis, brother; Andrea Louis, mother; and Spencer Louis, brother. Louis will be stationed at Station 50 in Callahan.” SUBMITTED Store, handle gasoline safely

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10A WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2009 NEWS News-Leader POLICE REPORT 2 hurt in

This was written by Jason man before tripping him up and Moneygram, both of which told in Yulee; Christopher Larry I Earl Reese Harris, 65, Yurgartis of the News-Leader heading outside. him they were aware of the Roe, 19, of 940749 Nassauville 2256 SR 200, #25, Yulee, June separate from oral and written reports by Smith was taken to the scam. Road in Nassauville; and Aaron 26, violation of probation – sex- the Nassau County Sheriff’s Nassau County Jail after receiv- The victim then called Seth Thomas, 21, of 732 Old ual battery. Office, the city of Fernandina ing X-rays at Baptist Medical Fabcon Incorporated at a num- Amelia Ave., Lot 12 in I Travis Rayshon Ewing, stabbings Beach Police Department and Center Nassau, which revealed ber he found on the Internet Fernandina Beach were each 30, 96359 Mount Zion Loop other agencies. Arrest indicates a contusion on his right thumb. and learned it was a construc- charged with three counts of Road, Fernandina Beach, June JASON YURGARTIS suspicion of a crime, not guilt. The fiancée, who authorities tion company and that its burglary of a structure or con- 26, grand theft. News-Leader Anyone with information later found out is deaf and suf- lawyers were investigating the veyance and three counts of I Lorene Thompson about criminal activity can con- fers from poor eyesight, was scam. petit theft. Biggins, 63, 45157 Brown St., Two men were stabbed tact the Fernandina Beach transported to the hospital No arrests have been made, Fernandina Beach Police Callahan, June 26, withholding over the weekend in unrelat- Police Department at 277-7342 where he was treated for a dis- but the man provided the were first on the scene after an information to obtain a con- ed incidents; one involved an or the Nassau County Sheriff’s located shoulder and a cut on deputy handling the case with officer patrolling the subdivi- trolled substance. argument between two broth- Office anonymously by calling his head that required staples. most of the paperwork he sion saw a blue two-door Ford I Walter Earl Coppedge, 47, ers who live together, the 225-0147 in Yulee and received and the case is pend- parked in the road with no 75520 Johnson Lake Road, other an argument at a bar- Fernandina Beach or 879-2136 ing further investigation. lights on and a person nearby. Yulee, June 26, failure to appear becue. in Callahan, Hilliard and Job scam As he approached the vehicle, for driving while license is sus- According to police, Bryceville. The “We Tip” pro- An unemployed Fernandina the lights turned on and the pended or revoked (habitual Ramon Osario, 23, was stab- gram – 1-800-78CRIME – also Beach resident was the victim Truck in ocean vehicle drove away, at which offender). bed by his brother, Rueben allows callers to leave anony- of an apparent con game involv- The Nassau County time the officer turned on his I Tambala Antoinique Osario-Rodriguez, 29, about mous tips. ing a job search website and Sheriff’s Office was called to emergency lights and pulled Hartley, 31, 85272 Miner Road, 2:45 a.m. Saturday following the state’s unemployment 1940 Lewis St. at the American the car over. Yulee, June 25, sale of a con- an argument that began at a office. Beach beach access June 22 to The suspects told the offi- trolled substance, dispensing friend’s house on Starlight Battery arrest According to a Nassau help with a disabled vehicle. cer they were “just driving prescription drugs without a Lane in Yulee, continued on Corey Franklin Smith, 33, County Sheriff’s Office report, According to an incident around,” according to an inci- license. the ride home and culminat- of 725 South 15th St., the victim had signed up for report, authorities discovered dent report, but further ques- I Letroy Lamar Doles, 20, ed when things turned phys- Fernandina Beach, was arrest- unemployment benefits and the caller had driven his truck tioning revealed the group was Jacksonville, June 25, Duval ical at their Lime Street apart- ed for aggravated domestic bat- was utilizing a website called below the high tide mark on burglarizing vehicles for gas County warrant for violation of ment in Fernandina Beach. tery about 8:23 p.m. June 28 snagajob.com, both of which the beach, causing it to get money, police said. probation – grand theft. The only witness was the following an altercation with his required him to volunteer per- stuck in a patch of soft sand Aaron Thomas said I David Thomas Beard, 26, friend, who drove the two mother’s fiancée. sonal information which author- and burying it up to its frame. Senesac, the driver, and Roe, Jacksonville, June 25, grand home, and he could not say Fernandina Beach Police ities believe was compromised. At the man’s request a tow who police say originally fled theft, criminal mischief, uttering what the argument was were called to the home and The victim received an unso- truck was called to retrieve the the scene, had committed sev- forged checks, defrauding an about. But he told police he found Smith standing in the licited letter in the mail from a vehicle but before it arrived the eral vehicle burglaries in the innkeeper. saw the brothers begin driveway with scratched and company calling itself Fabcon tide rose and waves threatened area within a 30-minute period I Andy Ricky Brown, 47, punching each other, then bloody hands. According to an Incorporated offering him a job to overtake the truck as water while the others waited in the Jacksonville, June 25, grand said Osario-Rodriguez went arrest report, Smith’s mother as a mystery shopper. He also began to rise to the bottom of vehicle, according to the police theft. into the kitchen, grabbed an said her son was irate because received a check for $3,980 to its doors. At that time, the report. I Jeffery Theodore object and came at his broth- he couldn’t find his belongings, deposit to use as a mystery deputy and detective on scene After learning that burgla- Beckwith Jr., 40, Jacksonville, er. The victim then stumbled began using profanity toward shopper to evaluate the servic- took action and pulled the vehi- ries had taken place elsewhere, June 22, violation of probation – to the door where he was her, then punched her fiancée es of Wal-Mart and cle from the water before it was including the Lakewood subdi- burglary to a dwelling. seen bleeding and was taken until he fell to the ground after Moneygram. He deposited the lost. vision, the Fernandina Beach I John Thomas Carlisle, 29, to the Baptist Medical Center he asked Smith to stop scream- check into his bank account, There was no damage to the Police officer turned the case Jacksonville, June 22, violation Nassau emergency room by ing. withdrew the money and car- vehicle and the man was able to over to the Nassau County of probation – two counts of the witness. Smith allegedly continued ried on with evaluations of the drive off the beach without inci- Sheriff’s Office, which sent a grand theft, burglary of a struc- Ramon Osario was diag- the assault until his mother was businesses as instructed. dent. deputy to the scene. ture or conveyance, nosed with a collapsed lung able to pull him off and call 911. Some time later, he received Roe admitted to committing I John Robuskie Sallas, 37, and taken to Shands Jackson- The fight continued until the another letter that said he had 10 to 12 automobile burglaries 27517 Swearingen Road, ville. Osario-Rodriguez was two were once again separated won a $250,000 prize. The letter Burglary arrests and showed the deputy a bush Hilliard, June 23, burglary, later located and arrested and and Smith stood outside the included a check for $4,991 to Five men were arrested on where he had hidden some of criminal mischief. booked at the Nassau County home until police arrived. aid him in paying a “Non- charges of burglary and theft the stolen items while trying to I Richard James Sitman, 38, Jail for aggravated domestic Smith told police that his Canadian Residential Tax,” June 28 inside the Pirates Bay elude police, the report said. 628 South Eighth St., battery. mother’s fiancée tried to choke insurance and delivery charges subdivision after allegedly Several items were found in Fernandina Beach, June 23, vio- The second stabbing hap- him twice, after which Smith for the prize money. breaking into several vehicles. the car, on the suspects and in lation of probation – driving pened about 1:20 a.m. Sunday punched him in the face, then At this point the victim felt Daniel Edward Minahan 18, the bushes including a cell while license is suspended or at 96174 O’Neil-Scott Road. four or five more times as the he was being scammed. He ver- of 86133 Red Holly Place in phone, an iPod, a wallet, loose revoked (habitual offender). The Nassau County Sher- man came at him. Smith said he ified with his bank that the Yulee; Jonathan Wade Thomas, change and two pairs of sun- I Robert Emmett Tinker, iff’s Office responded to a call then headed for the front door check had cleared, then con- 18, of 85064 Patches Lane in glasses. 40, 28221 Charity Drive, at Baptist Medical Center and dodged a kick from the tacted Wal-Mart and Yulee; Timothy James Senesac, All of the men were taken Hilliard, June 24, aggravated Nassau, where deputies 18, of 85279 Wilson Neck Road to the Nassau County Jail and battery. spoke to a witness who drove their vehicle was taken to the I James Wayne Aspinwall, the victim, 53-year-old Lavar- sheriff’s office impound lot. 27, 54093 Shirley Drive, ina Lee Mitchell, to the emer- Callahan, June 24, obtaining or gency room. The witness told Felony arrests attempting to obtain a con- police the victim and 44-year- I Calvin Ellis Gordon, 16, trolled substance by fraud. old Reginal Leonard Baker 45253 Mickler St., Callahan, I Arsene Joseph Marchand, had an argument at the bar- June 29, burglary with assault 35, 113 South 11th St., becue that turned physical or battery. Fernandina Beach, June 24, when Baker stabbed Mitchell I Samantha Elizabeth Little, robbery, false imprisonment. with a pocketknife. 24, 1468 Robin Hood Drive, I Jonathan Jerome Owens, Mitchell suffered internal DON’T LITTER Fernandina Beach, June 28, 29, 1315 Beech St., Fernandina injuries and was flown by air grand retail theft. Beach, June 24, possession of ambulance to Shands Jack- I Thomas Arthur Nelson, cocaine, possession of less than sonville, where he was listed 44, Jacksonville, sale of a con- 20 grams of marijuana – Owens in fair condition Tuesday. Spay or Neuter trolled substance, possession failed to keep his end of a The suspect was later of a controlled substance. deferred arrest agreement from found at his home at 96071 I Kellie Elizabeth Hall, 24, April 29 and was booked into Mt. Zion Loop in Yulee along 85035 Eady Lane, Yulee, June the Nassau County Jail, accord- with a pocketknife matching 27, grand theft, dealing in stolen ing to the police report. a witness description, accord- A PUBLIC SERVICE property, possession of less I Richard Christensen, 44, ing to a police report. ANNOUNCMENT BY THE NEWS-LEADER than 20 grams. Waycross, Ga., June 24, viola- Baker was arrested and tion of probation – sale of booked in the Nassau County cannabis. Jail for aggravated battery [email protected] with a deadly weapon.

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12A WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2009 NEWS News-Leader Deputies shoot Yulee man FINALLY, IT BLOOMS after domestic incident

JASON YURGARTIS because she didn’t find a job it at deputies. According to a News-Leader earlier in the day. She said police report, the deputies and things escalated at the Dubose a sergeant on the scene, who A Yulee man was in fair con- home, where the two live with were all in uniform, identified dition Tuesday at a Jacksonville the suspect’s parents, when themselves as law enforcement hospital after he was shot early Stephen Dubose began pulling officers and commanded him Friday morning by Nassau her hair and poking her with to put down the gun. Fernando County Sheriff’s Office his index finger, then poured Dubose then pointed the gun deputies. milk and salt on her. When she at the sergeant, who dove to the The sheriff’s office said tried to leave the Yulee resi- ground damaging his stun gun Fernando Dubose, 44, was shot dence, he threw a steel-toe shoe and flashlight, the report said. after he pointed a rifle in the at her, striking her in the lower Two unidentified deputies direction of deputies during a right side of her back, an inci- then fired at Dubose, striking domestic violence investigation dent report said. him once in the abdomen. After involving his son at approxi- After speaking with the vic- being struck he entered the mately 4:30 a.m. tim, deputies went to back to home, then reappeared at the The incident began when Yulee to talk to Stephen Dubose front of the home soon after and deputies responded to a 911 call about the domestic violence surrendered to deputies, about 3:08 a.m. reporting a battery allegations. They according to the sheriff’s office. domestic battery at 852760 US were greeted at the door by the A search revealed the rifle in 17 North in Yulee, and were suspect’s mother, Debra the bedroom of the home. subsequently dispatched to Dubose, according to a press Fernando Dubose was taken 1973 Palm Drive in Fernandina release. into custody and transported to Beach where the victim sought While advising her that they Shands Jacksonville. He was refuge. needed to speak to her son, the booked at the hospital on The victim said her father of the suspect, Fernando Saturday for aggravated assault boyfriend and the father of her Dubose, came from the rear of on a law enforcement officer, child, Stephen Dubose, started the home holding a flashlight, resisting an officer with vio- a physical altercation with her brandishing a rifle and pointing lence, both felonies, and improp- er exhibition of a firearm, a mis- demeanor. DON’T LITTER Stephen Dubose was located in the residence and booked into the Nassau County Jail on JASON YURGARTIS/NEWS-LEADER SPAY~ NEUTER Friday for domestic battery, a Almadean Williams and her dog Gypsy pose in the backyard of Williams’ Stanley misdemeanor. He was released Drive home next to a century plant that recently bloomed. The plant’s name is on $1,502 bond on Saturday and A Public Service Announcement by The News-Leader derived from its habit of blooming infrequently. After it dies it re-grows itself from ordered to have no contact with shoots formed at its base. The plant is indigenous to Mexico and is rare in North the victim. Donovan (son #5) and his girlfriend flew in Father’s Day weekend to Florida and Williams said this is the first time in the two years she’s lived at her surprise me. Ashley (a nurse) had never been to Florida so she was excit- [email protected] current home that she’s seen it bloom. ed all weekend. She wasn't too thrilled about the heat, bugs or fiddler crabs but wanted to be sure I showed her a CROCAGATOR. Yes, you read that right! Come by, the coffee is on. Home Portraits HAVE A SAFE & HAPPY JULY 4TH DEERTRACKS

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2009 NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA PIRATES VS. HORNETS Open Water Challenge is on again The 2009 Ed Gaw Amelia Island Open Water Challenge, originally scheduled for May but postponed by the weather, will take place July 18 at 8:30 a.m. The event, sanctioned by U.S. Masters Swimming, offers a 5K and a one-mile open water swim. Both events are open to USMS and USA Swimming reg- istrants. All swimmers must be registered with USMS or USA Swimming ($17 on-deck regis- tration). Entry fees are $30 through July 10 and $40 afterwards. All pre-registrants receive an event T-shirt, swim cap and other items. Deck entries will receive a T-shirt on an as-available basis. Participation is limited to 300 swimmers. Awards will be given to the overall top three male and female finishers and to the top finisher in each age group. Race finish area and check- in are at Main Beach at the intersection of Fletcher and Atlantic avenues. Check-in begins and 7 a.m. City of Fernandina Beach staff and other drivers will pro- vide transportation for all par- ticipants to the starting points of the race at the Jasmine Street (one-mile) and Simmons Road (5K) beach accesses. There will be a course briefing prior to the start of the swims. Race starting and ending points may be altered for safety reasons at the discretion of race officials. There will be a 2.5-hour limit for racers to complete either course. Check-in at the finish line is mandatory for all racers. The safety of the swimmers will be a priority. There will be Coast Guard Auxiliary boats and lifeguards on the water for protection. EMTs and life- guards will also be on the PHOTOS BY BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER beach. The 2009-10 Pirates and Hornets are in action this summer, polishing their skills An awards ceremony and for the upcoming high school basketball season. The Pirates hosted the Yulee breakfast will be provided to Hornets Thursday at Fernandina Beach High School, the second meeting between all participants at the race finish the two teams this summer. The Pirates, who went 27-3 and made it to the playoffs area, Main Beach Park. Non- last season, lost two seniors but gained another player, Sean Jowers, above left, who swimmers must pay $6 for the transferred from Bishop Kenny for his senior season. The Hornets also have a new- breakfast. comer in freshman Derrick “Shocka” Henry, above right. Top left, Yulee’s Jarell Entry forms are available at Mitchell defends the basket as FBHS’s Terin Dallas takes a shot. Left, Yulee’s www.fbfl.us. For information, Antario Rainey goes one-on-one with Pirate Christopher Keffer. Fernandina hosts contact Scott Mikelson at 277- University Christian and Trinity Christian Thursday with games beginning at 6 p.m. 7350 or [email protected] or Providence and Raines travel to Fernandina Monday, starting at 6 p.m. Chris Gaw at [email protected]. No. 1 from start to finish SAILFISH WIN AGAIN would be a very tall task he preseason col- game gap name into the search bar on lege football maga- left by the Youtube.com, watch the zines are making talented highlights and you will likely T their way onto store Percy agree with the eerie resem- shelves and, as most expect- Harvin. blance. Whether that resem- ed, the University of Florida Not blance transfers to the grass is the popular pick to run the many, how- of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium table and claim its second ever, are will be a topic bounced straight national champi- talking around water coolers until onship. But can the Gators about the the Gators kick off in become just the second mod- void that September ... ern wire-to-wire No. 1 team? the Gators Former University of Notre Dame did it in SPORTS will have to Florida QB Chris Leak, who 1943. Army did it in 1945. TALK fill in its helped lead the Gators to the Florida State did it in 1999. wide 2006 National Championship, As talented and loaded as the JOHN L. receivers is now part of the Canadian 2009 Gators appear to be — CRAWFORD corps to Football League’s Montreal Florida returns Tim Tebow replace not Alouettes. Leak, who despite on offense, enough said, and only Harvin not being drafted spent time a ridiculous number of defen- but also Louis Murphy. On on the rosters of Kansas City SUBMITTED PHOTOS sive players — taking their paper, the Gators appear a lit- and Chicago in 2007 and Jessica Schwec swims to seventh place in the open 100-yard freestyle June 20 for the expected preseason No. 1 tle shaky in the deep threat 2008 respectively, is listed as McArthur Family YMCA Sailfish. Results, 3B. ranking all the way through department. the Alouettes’ fourth-string the national title game While David Nelson really quarterback. unscathed might be border- came out of his shell last sea- Montreal’s starter, former line impossible. son, the senior-to-be is ex- Utah State quarterback YMCA Sailfish defeat Bullets, Rays Does that mean Florida pected to fill a Dallas Baker- Anthony Calvillo, appears to can’t win a BCS champion- type role as more of a have a firm grasp on his job, With two wins under the McArthur YMCA ship just because it opens the possession receiver. And considering his 69 percent Sailfish swim team’s belt, the team is off to a season in the top spot? Abso- sophomore Deonte completion percentage and great start this season. On June 20, the Sailfish lutely not, because eight Thompson seems to have 43 touchdown passes from a hosted the Baker Bullets and St. Augustine teams have done it since potential to be a field stretch- year ago. Former Iowa QB Rays. 1950. But it is unlikely that er but he hasn’t really had a Brad Banks is listed as sec- The Bullets and the Rays were ready for a the Gators will hold onto No. chance to be “the” guy. ond-string and former good race, but they did not expect the Sailfish 1 from the beginning until Sure, Riley Cooper has Florida State QB Adrian to be so eager for another win. the end. tremendous speed but he McPherson, who might be “With the team stronger this year, great While Florida appears to missed the spring for base- best remembered for the things are going to happen. We had many have the personnel to be a ball and is coming off a knee 2003 gambling scandal at unexpected amazing races (that) weekend,” wire-to-wire champ, the sub- injury. So one would have to FSU, is listed as third-string. Coach Mary Donn Bowman said. jectivity that goes into the believe that head coach You can bet (pun intend- Paul Borgman dominated the 11-12 boys current polling system (a Urban Meyer and company ed) that Leak has his work 50-yard butterfly. LeAnna Middleton competes in the 50- ticked off sweater-vest-wear- won’t expect him to step up cut out to progress up the It was a one-two photo finish in the eight- yard freestyle. ing coach might vote Florida and be a game breaker from Montreal depth chart. With and-under girls 25-yard freestyle with Ciera down to anonymously smack the get-go. There just isn’t a that said, at least he’s on a Wilcox breaking a three-year record with a the SEC), makes such an guy who will line up on the roster. The Edmonton 16.99 and Taylor Radcliffe two-tenths behind smashing the three-year-old six-and-under 25- expectation a little gung-ho ... edge for the Gators and Eskimos said goodbye to her with a 17.19. yard butterfly record with a 28.72. Speaking of the Gators scare anyone. Leak’s former college team- The eight-and-under girls medley relay As the meet came to a conclusion, the and their national title The X-Factor might be mate, RB Ciatrick Fason, team (Taylor Radcliffe, Bridgette DeLille, Sailfish were on top with a big win. chances, Florida running incoming freshman Andre during their final cut. Ciera Wilcox and Haylie Wallace) team set a It was a great day for the Sailfish once backs Jeff Demps and Chris Debose, whom many com- John L. Crawford’s column new team and pool record with a 1:33.25. again, proving the Sailfish is the fastest fish in Rainey will be expected to fill pare to Harvin based on his appears Wednesdays. E-mail Sofia Dupee had a day of personal best the pool. 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2B WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2009 SPORTS News-Leader STINGRAYS’ FINALE SPORTS SHORTS First Surf clinic July 11 course will take runners across the Main Street and Acosta bridges. Following the race, First Surf is a surfing clinic catered to a block party and awards ceremony will be underprivileged children (adults too) who, held at Hemming Plaza. Prize money will be without this event would never be able to awarded to the top three men and women, experience what surfing is all about. The First overall. Participants can also enjoy free food Surf will be held July 11 at the Sliders beach and drinks, free beer, T-shirts and live music. access from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event will Race registration prior to July 11 is $20, feature lessons in water safety, board eti- July 12-17 is $25 and $30 on event day. Visit quette and surfing. There will be raffles, give- any 1st Place Sports location or aways, music and food. www.1stplacesports.com. The event is sponsored by Cafe Karibo, Crossfit Amelia Island, Pipeline Surf Shop, Driftwood Surf Shop, P5 Productions and Soccer referee course offered Freak Traction. To register for the event, visit The following soccer clubs are hosting the Cafe Karibo to receive a release form. For Grade 8 (entry level) referee course. Visit information, e-mail [email protected]. http://fsr-inc.com/ Welcome.aspx to register. Contact Mike Goodman, director of coaching of Amelia Island Youth Soccer, at PHOTOS BY RENÉE JOST AND LAURA BEASLEY/SPECIAL Baseball, softball lessons [email protected] with questions. Perfect describes Team Fernandina Stingrays’ 2009 swim season. The team boasted a Baseball and softball lessons are being perfect 6-0 record. The Stingrays hooked the Magnolia Point Marlins 815-270, their • Greater Arlington Soccer from 10 a.m. to offered by Coach Shelly Hall for ages five to 3 p.m. July 25, from 1-4 p.m. July 26 and from largest point margin of the season, in their final outing Saturday. Josh Reeve, Chris high school. Call 583-0377 for information. Azar, Johnathan Azar and Joseph Bustabad took advantage of one last opportunity to 6-8 p.m. Aug. 3 (test night) at Grace Lutheran shine and broke the team record in the 200-yard medley relay. Mary Kate Kaywork Church, 12200 McCormick Rd., Jacksonville. improved her time in the 50-yard butterfly event by one second to break teammate Junior lifeguard program • First Coast Soccer Club from 9 a.m. to 2 Corinne Priest’s previous record. Although the regular season is complete, there is Nassau County Ocean Rescue is offering p.m. Aug. 1, from 1-6 p.m. Aug. 2 (test day) at still more swimming to come. The Stingrays will continue to practice for the River City a junior lifeguard program through July 29 on Kumon Math & Reading Center, 13947 Beach Championships July 24-26 in Jacksonville. “Awesome” Megan Combs, left, pulls out Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 Blvd. Ste. 109, Jacksonville. first place in the breaststroke. Michaela Irish, right, shows her prowess in the breast- a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Peters Point. Call (904) • Westside Soccer Club from 8:30 a.m. to stroke, taking second individually and first in the medley relay with teammates Zoe 316-7929 for information. 3 p.m. Aug. 8 and from 1-4:30 p.m. Aug. 9 at Reyes, Mary Kate Kaywork and Julia Hernandez. Venetia Terrace Baptist Church (by Westside Soccer fields), 5284 118 Street, Jacksonville. Sailing Club meets • Creeks Soccer Club from 10 a.m. to 3 The Amelia Island Sailing Club meets the p.m. Aug. 15 and from noon to 5 p.m. Aug. 16 first Tuesday at the Kraft Athletic Club. Social (test day) at Veterans Park (Creeks Soccer hour is at 6:30 p.m; meeting is at 7:30 p.m. complex), 1332 Veterans Parkway, Call Commodore Charlie Steinkamp at 261- Jacksonville. 5213 or visit www.ameliaislandsailing.org. • Jacksonville Soccer Club from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 22 and from 1-6 p.m. Aug. 23 Register for soccer (test night) at Chuck Rogers soccer park behind First Christian Church of Jacksonville, Amelia Island Youth Soccer registration for 11924 San Jose Rd., Jacksonville. the fall season will be held from 10 a.m. to noon July 11 at the concession stand at the soccer fields on Bailey Road. Fees are $85 Zumba classes for the first child, $80 for the second and $75 • Kinderstudios, 1897 Island Walkway. Call for the third. Copy of birth certificate for first- Alexandra Carroll at 415-0954. First-year Stingray Ben Mallory, above, shows his natural swimming ability, taking first time players is required at registration. • Bean School of Dance, 25 N. Third St. in the butterfly event. Putting on their game faces before taking first in the 11-18 med- Paperwork and fee must be in the club’s pos- Call 261-DANC. ley relay are Dakota Lawrence, Conner Lawrence, Patrick Croft and Jacob Seidel, session for registration to be complete. • A Chance To Dance, 474378 SR200. Call below right. Head Coach Bob and “Miss” Beckie Christian celebrate their 25th wed- Once the teams are filled, all others will be 753-3407 or email [email protected]. ding anniversary poolside during the meet. placed on a waiting list. Players will be taken • Anytime Fitness, 463646 SR 200 Suite 4 from the list to fill any other teams. Register at in Yulee. Call 225-8400 or visit www.anytime- www.aiysoccer.com. Call Raquel at 753-0602. fitness.com. • Club 14 Fitness, 1114 South 14th St., Independence Day 5K Run Fernandina Beach. Call 261-0557. The Independence Day 5K and Kids Fun Run (one-mile) will be held July 4 at Amelia Yoga classes Island Plantation (Health and Fitness parking • Y Yoga, 961687-201E Gateway Blvd., lot). Registration is from 7-7:45 a.m. Pre-reg- offers a stretch and strengthening class, istration until noon July 3. Fees are $10 for pilates, yin, yoga core ball, yoga for longevity, children under 10 and $20 for everyone else. beach yoga and basic yoga. Call 415-9642. Partial proceeds benefit the Nassau Humane • Dome Healing Center, 5024 First Coast Society. Call Sean at 277-5193. Hwy., offers Sivananda/Amrit style yoga for all levels and meditation and relaxation classes. Fernandina Beach Pop Warner For information, call 277-3663 or visit dome- healingcenter.com. Fernandina Beach Pop Warner is holding • Anytime Fitness, 463646 SR 200 Suite 4 registration for football and cheerleading in Yulee. Call 225-8400 or visit www.anytime- Saturdays in July (except July 4) from 10 a.m. fitness.com. to noon at the field house on South 11th • Island Rejuvacations offers yoga and Street. Registration fees are $125 and $100 lunch at Nassau Health Foods, 833 T.J. TFS SWIM MEET RESULTS for each additional sibling. Copy of birth certifi- Courson Road. Call 277-3158. cate and 50 percent of fees are required at • Go Yoga, Inc. offers Power Vinyasa at registration. Visit www.leaguelineup.com/ MPST 270 at TFS 815 Kaywork, 30.67; 2. Zoe Reyes, 32.06; 3. 25-yard freestyle: 1. Paul Brown, Bean School of Dance, 25 N. Third St. Call June 27 Michaela Irish, 32.73; 4. Megan Combs, 18.35; 2. Dylan Hernandez, 18.39; 3. fbpwa or contact Chrisie Oliver at 277-9660. (904) 335-0539 or visit www.goyogainc.com. 33.60; 6. Julia Hernandez, 34.87; 8. Ali Cole Strain, 26.10; 4. Luke Libby, 29.23; New team records: Girls 11-12 50- Elwell, 39.21; 10. Emma Priest, 39.86; 5. Ibrahim Mreich, 30.14; 6. Hayden yard butterfly, Mary-Kate Kaywork; boys 11. Sydni Middaugh, 40.93; 12. Jackie Gomez, 34.31; 7. Nathan Pascual, Yulee Pop Warner 13-14 200-yard medley relay, Josh Lenard, 43.47. 36.44; 8. Harris Hamilton, 39.56. Fitness programs Reeve, Christopher Azar, Johnathan 100-yard freestyle: 1. Mary-Kate 50-yard freestyle: 1. Paul Brown, Yulee Pop Warner board meets at 7 p.m. Azar, Joseph Bustabad Kaywork, 1:08.74; 2. Julia Hernandez, 40.69; 2. Cole Strain, 59.67; 3. Ibrahim • Anytime Fitness, 463646 SR 200 Suite 4 “A” times: Aly Kaywork, 100 free, 50 1:18.20; 4. Emma Priest, 1:26.28. Mreich, 1:08.19; 4. Hayden Gomez, July 30 at the Yulee Sports Complex. Any chil- in Yulee, offers step and sculpt, strength train- fly and 50 free; Corinne Priest, 100 free, 50-yard backstroke: 1. Zoe Reyes, 1:10.03; 5. Nathan Pascual, 1:18.59. dren still interested in playing football or 50 fly and 50 free; Juliana Reeve, 25 fly; 39.45; 2. Michaela Irish, 39.99; 3. 25-yard backstroke: 1. Dylan ing and abs, body sculpt and step aerobics. Kaylynn Chauncey, 100 free and 50 Megan Combs, 41.41; 4. Ali Elwell, Hernandez, 27.00; 2. Cole Strain, 27.10; cheering should call 277-8136. Visit Call 225-8400 or visit www.anytimefitness. free; Summer Stanley-Pomm, 100 free 44.82; 5. Jade Beasley, 46.70; 9. Sydni 3. Hayden Gomez, 42.43; 4. Ibrahim www.yuleepopwarner.org. and 50 free Middaugh, 55.77. Mreich, 42.49; 5. Harris Hamilton, 43.11; com. FitKidz for ages 4-11 is also offered. Call “B” times: Camp Priest, 100 free, 50 50-yard breaststroke: 1. Megan 6. Nathan Pascual, 45.23. 699-5408 or e-mail [email protected]. back and 50 breast; Carmen Watson, Combs, 44.42; 2. Michaela Irish, 44.52; 25-yard breaststroke: 1. Paul • Club 14 Fitness, 1114 South 14th St., 50 back, 50 fly and 50 free; Christopher 3. Zoe Reyes, 45.89; 4. Emma Priest, Brown, 29.76. YMCA swim lessons Azar, 100 free; Conner Lawrence, 50 fly 47.89; 5. Julia Hernandez, 48.25; 6. 25-yard butterfly: 1. Luke Libby, The McArthur Family YMCA’s Learn to offers nutritional counseling, personal training, and 50 free; Dylan Hernandez, 25 free; Jade Beasley, 49.45; 8. Jackie Lenard, 31.27. group fitness and cycling, strength training Eve Thomas, 25 back and 25 fly; 1:13.81. Boys 9-10 Swim program involves personal safety, Johnathan Azar, 100 free; Joseph 50-yard butterfly: 1. Mary-Kate 50-yard freestyle: 1. Will Fletcher, stroke development, water sports and games, and cardio, childcare, juice bar, tanning and Bustabad, 50 free; Josh Reeve, 100 Kaywork, 33.20; 2. Jade Beasley, 44.08; 38.57; 2. Tom Mallory, 44.11; 3. Brendan saunas. Visit www.club14fitness.com. free, 50 fly and 100 breast; Juliana 3. Sydni Middaugh, 47.03; 4. Ali Elwell, Dunham, 1:08.42. personal growth and rescue with four different Reeve, 25 breast, 25 free and 100 IM; 49.01; 5. Jackie Lenard, 1:09.98. 100-yard freestyle: 1. Camp Priest, lesson choices: Mommy and Me for ages 6 • The McArthur Family YMCA, 1915 Kaylynn Chauncey, 100 breast; Lindsey 200-yard medley relay: 1. Zoe 1:19.91; 2. Will Fletcher, 1:26.76; 4. Tom Citrona Drive, offers various fitness programs. Adam, 50 free; Madeline Jarman, 100 Reyes, Michaela Irish, Mary-Kate Mallory, 1:47.15; 5. Brendan Twiggs, months to 3 years and group classes for ages free and 50 back; Mary-Kate Kaywork, Kaywork, Julia Hernandez, 2:35.22; 2. 1:51.68. 3-12 years with a guarantee of six classes; Call 261-1080. Visit www.firstcoastymca.org. 50 fly and 50 free; Patrick Croft, 50 free; Ali Elwell, Megan Combs, Jade Beasley, 50-yard backstroke: 1. Camp Priest, private and semi-private lessons for 6 months Programs are also offered in Yulee (call 225- Paul Brown, 50 free and 25 free; Rachel Emma Priest, 2:52.42. 43.29; 4. Tom Mallory, 49.19; 5. 2550) and Hilliard (call (904) 845-2733). Pittman, 100 free and 50 breast; Girls 13-14 Brendan Twiggs, 57.65; 6. Brendan to 99 years old and the amount of lessons Shannon Philo, 100 back, 50 fly and 50 50-yard freestyle: 1. Summer Dunham, 1:10.48. vary. Registration ends the Wednesday • Amelia Island Personal Fitness, Amelia free; Summer Stanley-Pomm, 100 Stanley-Pomm, 26.62; 2. Kaylynn 50-yard breaststroke: 1. Camp Parkway Medical Plaza, 2416 Lynndale Road, breast Chauncey, 27.11; 4. Corinne Priest, Priest, 47.11. before the class starts. Call 261-1080. Girls 6-and-under 27.72; 8. Michelle Manson, 33.40; 9. 50-yard butterfly: 1. Will Fletcher, Suite 100, is a personal training studio dedi- 25-yard freestyle: 1. Abby Thomas, Melissa Benner, 34.36; 11. Rene 48.77. cated to promoting lifelong health and fitness 20.29; 2. Marley Thomas, 34.29; 4. Pittman, 36.29; 13. Kayla Hernandez, Boys 10-and-under Avery Parkin, 41.81; 5. Kaitlyn Aarons, 38.91. 200-yard medley relay: 1. Tom YMCA skills camps through appropriate exercise and nutrition, 1:11.19. 100-yard freestyle: 1. Corinne Mallory, Camp Priest, Will Fletcher, Paul The McArthur Family YMCA is offering focusing on preventing diabetes, cancer and 25-yard backstroke: 1. Abby Priest, 58.75; 2. Summer Stanley- Brown, 3:13.04. Thomas, 26.77; 2. Avery Parkin, 45.92; Pomm, 1:00.05; 3. Kaylynn Chauncey, Boys 11-12 skills camps for ages of 6-15 with special heart disease. Call 261-0698 for information. 3. Marley Thomas, 54.66. 1:00.17; 7. Michelle Manson, 1:12.74; 50-yard freestyle: 2. Michael interests for the summer time. Camps include Girls 8-and-under 12. Rene Pittman, 1:20.34; 13. Rachel Combs, 35.14; 3. Robert Peters, 38.60; 25-yard freestyle: 1. Juliana Reeve, Branigan, 1:23.76; 14. Kayla 4. Josh Mazur, 40.42; 5. Graham Croft, basketball, soccer, golf, volleyball and football. Running camp 18.81; 2. Annabelle Rowland, 22.43; 3. Hernandez, 1:25.59. 40.64; 6. Matthew Brown, 40.66. All ages, dates, locations, times and fees Katelyn Nassar, 22.66; 4. Emily Pittman, 100-yard backstroke: 4. Michelle 100-yard freestyle: 1. Carson Nave, Reebok’s Mountain High Running Camp in vary between camps. Registration ends the 22.83; 5. Lauren Shelton, 26.53; Ryley Manson, 1:32.08; 7. Savannah Shelton, 1:16.25; 2. Michael Combs, 1:18.36; 3. Mars Hill, N.C., July 13-18 for middle and high Parkin, 28.29; 7. Faith Twiggs, 29.19; 8. 1:39.46; 8. Kayla Hernandez, 1:41.49; 9. Ben Mallory, 1:23.42; 4. Robert Peters, Wednesday before the camp begins. Visit the school cross country camp features great Emily Flint, 32.02; 9. Ashley Thomas, Rachel Branigan, 1:41.68; 10. Melissa 1:25.02; 5. Bradley Dunham, 1:26.79; 6. YMCA on Citrona Drive or call 261-1080. 45.34. Benner, 1:45.41. Graham Croft, 1:29.28. trails, free Reebok shoes and a staff of elite 50-yard freestyle: 1. Annabelle 100-yard breaststroke: 1. Summer 50-yard backstroke: 2. Ben Mallory. Rowland, 47.51; 2. Faith Twiggs, Stanley-Pomm, 1:17.73; 2. Kaylynn 50-yard breaststroke: 2. Carson U.S. and Kenyan runners and coaches. Visit 1:00.77; 3. Emily Flint, 1:18.00. Chauncey, 1:19.85; 4. Savannah Nave, 46.70; 3. Michael Combs, 46.98; July 4 fun runs www.mountainhighrunning.com or contact 25-yard backstroke: 1. Eve Thomas, Shelton, 1:37.07; 7. Melissa Benner, 4. Matthew Brown, 50.55; 5. Robert 24.00; 2. Katelyn Nassar, 25.47; 3. 1:49.46; 8. Rachel Branigan, 1:52.31. Peters, 51.36; 6. Josh Mazur, 53.57. Running enthusiasts of all ages are invited Scott Simmons at coach@mountain highrun- Lauren Shelton, 27.85; 4. Annabelle 50-yard butterfly: 2. Corinne Priest, 50-yard butterfly: 1. Ben Mallory, to sign up for the St. Marys Kiwanis July 4 fun ning.com or (704) 688-2814. Rowland, 28.00; 5. Emily Pittman, 30.39; 7. Rene Pittman, 44.43; 8. 45.20; 2. Carson Nave, 46.92; 3. 30.00; 6. Faith Twiggs, 31.40; 7. Ryley Savannah Shelton, 46.20. Graham Croft, 51.66; 4. Matthew runs. Several class categories are open, Parkin, 33.28. 200-yard medley relay: 1. Michelle Brown, 51.93; 5. Josh Mazur, 54.26. including a children’s event. The fun runs Basketball camp 25-yard breaststroke: 1. Juliana Manson, Kaylynn Chauncey, Corinne 200-yard medley relay: 1. Carson launch the festival in the early morning July 4. Reeve, 25.48; 2. Eve Thomas, 29.08; 3. Priest, Summer Stanley-Pomm, 2:13.56; Nave, Ben Mallory, Michael Combs, Applications are being evaluated for the Lauren Shelton, 29.86; 4. Emily Pittman, 4. Rachel Branigan, Savannah Shelton, Josh Mazur, 2:51.93; 2. Bradley Pre-registration is encouraged for the running Ten Star All Star Summer Basketball Camp, 34.41; 5. Abby Thomas, 35.43. Melissa Benner, Rene Pittman, 2:44.05. Dunham, Matthew Brown, Graham events to make check-in smoother. Awards 25-yard butterfly: 1. Juliana Reeve, Girls 15-18 Croft, Robert Peters, 3:12.95. which is held by invitation only for boys and 21.42; 2. Eve Thomas, 21.71; 3. Marley 50-yard freestyle: 1. Aly Kaywork, Boys 13-14 will be given in all categories. Registration girls ages 10-19. Past participants include Thomas, 39.97; 4. Emily Flint, 50.94; 5. 25.84; 2. Shannon Philo, 27.86; 3. 50-yard freestyle: 1. Joseph forms are available at www.stmaryskiwanis. Ashley Thomas, 52.40. Lindsey Adam, 30.07; 6. Kristin Manson, Bustabad, 28.10; 2. Timothy Seidel, Michael Jordan, Tim Duncan, Jerry 100-yard medley relay: 1. Katelyn 31.25; 7. Carrie Fletcher, 31.82; 8. 32.82. com or call 912-467-2119 for information. Nassar, Juliana Reeve, Eve Thomas, Loren Kelleher, 33.29; 9. Kacey 100-yard freestyle: 1. Josh Reeve, Stackhouse and Antawn Jamison. College Abby Thomas, 1:48.27; 2. Avery Parkin, Guenther, 34.09; 12. Irenna Qualls, 57.87; 2. Christopher Azar, 59.32; 3. scholarships are possible for players selected Lauren Shelton, Emily Pittman, 36.78. Johnathan Azar, 1:01.04; 4. Timothy 5K Bridges Run Annabelle Rowland, 2:15.84. 15-18 100-yard freestyle: 1. Aly Seidel, 1:17.11. to the All-American Team. Camp locations Girls 9-10 Kaywork, 57.72; 2. Taylor Owens, 100-yard backstroke: 2. Johnathan The Vestcor Companies is hosting its 14th include Babson Park and Gainesville, Ga. 50-yard freestyle: 2. Carmen 1:07.59; 3. Lindsey Adam, 1:09.24; 5. Azar, 1:21.16; 3. Joseph Bustabad, Watson, 35.91; 4. Katy Rowe, 40.77; 7. Carrie Fletcher, 1:11.09; 6. Loren 1:21.57; 5. Christopher Azar, 1:27.17. annual 5K Bridges Run to benefit local non- There is also a summer camp for boys and Shelby Bradley, 42.57; 8. Morgan Kelleher, 1:14.86. 100-yard breaststroke: 1. Josh profit organizations July 18 in downtown girls ages 9-18 of all skills. Call (704) 373- Ohlendorf, 42.69; 11. Abby Hamilton, 15-18 100-yard backstroke: 1. Reeve, 1:17.20; 3. Christopher Azar, 53.19; 12. Shannon Weston, 1:05.76. Shannon Philo, 1:11.51; 2. Taylor 1:29.08; 4. Joseph Bustabad, 1:37.73; Jacksonville. Beginning at 7:30 p.m., the 0873 or visit www.tenstarcamp.com. 100-yard freestyle: 2. Rachel Owens, 1:14.67; 4. Carrie Fletcher, 5. Timothy Seidel, 1:39.96. Pittman, 1:20.91; 3. Madeline Jarman, 1:23.80; 5. Michelle Irish, 1:23.88; 7. 50-yard butterfly: 1. Josh Reeve, 1:21.57; 5. Morgan Ohlendorf, 1:34.32; Kristin Manson, 1:29.09; 8. Kacey 29.46; 3. Johnathan Azar, 32.00. 6. Katy Rowe, 1:34.71; 9. Ashlyn Guenther, 1:34.71. 200-yard medley relay: 1. Josh Rowland, 1:48.07; 10. Addie Guenther, 15-18 100-yard breaststroke: 1. Reeve, Christopher Azar, Johnathan SPORTS CAMPS 1:49.62. Taylor Owens, 1:24.58; 2. Kristin Azar, Joseph Bustabad, 2:11.95. 50-yard backstroke: 1. Madeline Manson, 1:30.69; 4. Lindsey Adam, Boys 15-18 Jarman, 39.88; 2. Carmen Watson, 1:33.99; 7. Loren Kelleher, 1:37.28; 8. 50-yard freestyle: 1. Conner • Session two of the Pirate Basketball 15 and Aug. 16-22 at Lyndon State College in 42.04; 3. Rachel Pittman, 44.39; 5. Michelle Irish, 1:40.63; 9. Kacey Lawrence, 26.35; 2. Patrick Croft, 26.46; Camp will be held from 9 a.m. to noon July Vermont (www.greenmountainrunningcamp. Kendyl Porter, 48.52; 7. Shelby Bradley, Guenther, 1:42.71; 10. Irenna Qualls, 3. Jacob Seidel, 27.30; 5. Billy 13-16 in the gym at Fernandina Beach High net). The 2009 Smoky Mountain Running 51.07; 9. Ashlyn Rowland, 1:01.77; 10. 1:59.00. Lowstetter, 27.47; 7. Bobby Lowstetter, Abby Hamilton, 1:02.21; 11. Addie 15-18 50-yard butterfly: 1. Aly 28.45; 9. Michael Azar, 30.95. School. The camp is open to boys and girls Camps will be held July 12-17, July 19-24 and Guenther, 1:04.11; 12. Shannon Kaywork, 28.62; 2. Shannon Philo, 100-yard freestyle: 1. Conner entering grades 2-9 next school year. Camp July 26-31 at the University of North Carolina- Weston, 1:20.75. 31.18; 4. Michelle Irish, 38.76; 5. Irenna Lawrence, 59.73; 2. Jacob Seidel, 50-yard breaststroke: 1. Rachel Qualls, 44.85. 1:01.35; 3. Billy Lowstetter, 1:03.88; 4. fee is $60. Asheville (www.USSportsCamps.com). This is Pittman, 46.44; 3. Shelby Bradley, Girls 11-18 Bobby Lowstetter, 1:03.93; 6. Dakota Directors are FBHS boys coaches Matt a Nike running camp and each camper 59.51; 4. Morgan Ohlendorf, 59.60; 5. 200-yard medley relay: 1. Shannon Lawrence, 1:05.15. Katy Rowe, 1:00.40; 8. Addie Guenther, Philo, Taylor Owens, Aly Kaywork, 100-yard breaststroke: 2. Patrick Schreiber and Shane Talbert. Objectives are receives a pair of running shoes. Call Benson 1:13.44; 9. Ashlyn Rowland, 1:14.50; 10. Lindsey Adam, 2:11.03; 3. Michelle Irish, Croft, 1:18.32; 4. Dakota Lawrence, to improve skill level, enhance the knowledge at 491-9818. Abby Hamilton, 1:19.47. Kristin Manson, Loren Kelleher, Carrie 1:25.63; 6. Bobby Lowstetter, 1:42.81; 8. 50-yard butterfly: 2. Carmen Fletcher, 2:32.21; 4. Kayla Hernandez, Michael Azar, 1:56.44. of the game and to teach the importance of • Fantastic Gymnastics’ summer camp will Watson, 42.49; 3. Madeline Jarman, Irenna Qualls, Sydni Middaugh, Jackie 50-yard butterfly: 1. Conner good sportsmanship. Register starting at 8:45 be from 9 a.m. to noon July 20-23 for ages 45.31; 4. Kendyl Porter, 51.40. Lenard, 3:16.61. Lawrence, 28.66; 2. Patrick Croft, 30.89; Girls 10-and-under Boys 6-and-under 3. Billy Lowstetter, 31.52; 4. Dakota a.m. the first day of camp. Call (904) 635- four and up and all levels working on various 200-yard medley relay: 1. Madeline 25-yard freestyle: 2. Corben Lawrence, 32.61. 2612. skills on bars, beam, floor, vault and tumbltrak Jarman, Rachel Pittman, Shelby Gomez, 39.04; 3. Mitchell Aarons, Boys 11-18 Bradley, Carmen Watson, 2:58.80; 2. 49.22. 200-yard medley relay: 1. Patrick • Coach Roy Benson of Amelia Island will at the gym, 850500 US 17 South, Yulee. Ryley Parkin, Addie Guenther, Abby 25-yard backstroke: 2. Corben Croft, Dakota Lawrence, Conner be coaching at a pair of running camps this Fees for registered gymnasts are $85 and Hamilton, Shannon Weston, 4:29.23. Gomez, 54.74; 3. Mitchell Aarons, Lawrence, Jacob Seidel, 2:04.93; 4. summer. The 35th annual Green Mountain $95 for non-registered. Call 225-0022 or e- Girls 11-12 55.67. Bobby Lowstetter, Timothy Seidel, Billy 50-yard freestyle: 1. Mary-Kate Boys 8-and-under Lowstetter, Michael Azar, 2:28.79. Running Camps will be held Aug. 2-8, Aug. 9- mail [email protected]. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2009 SPORTS News-Leader 3B

YMCA SWIM RESULTS Lacoss wins Wednesday blitz title MCARTHUR YMCA SAILFISH Grego, Christopher, 50.00Y. June 20 Female 13-14 100 back: 2. Nobles, Gabi, 1:40.87 3. Wright, Leah, The month of June has felt includes green fees, cart and Female 10&U 100 free: 1. Gooch, 1:42.78 4. Lunt, Jillian, 1:50.00 5. like the dog days of summer buffet luncheon. Tournament Maisie, 1:13.56 2. DeLille, Lindsey, Curtright, Alex, 1:54.66 and the high temperatures GOLF NEWS organizers are seeking hole 1:22.18 4. Hines, Devan, 1:32.28 6. Male 13-14 100 back: 1. Sheppard, Rachel, 1:37.68 Cardenas, Juan, 1:08.53 2. Johnson, tend to keep a few golfers sponsors for $100 each and Johnson (79, plus 5), Allen Reception only is $75 per per- Male 10&U 100 free:3. Smith, Aaron, 1:26.00 3. Weaver, Will, home, where they can enjoy prize donations. All proceeds Jared, 1:34.72 7. Walker, Adrain, 1:28.31 Elefterion (80, plus 1) and son. Contests include hole-in- 2:02.19 Female open 100 back: 1. Taylor, life in airconditioned comfort benefit the Amelia Island Larry Luett (83, minus 1) fin- one, longest drive (men and Female 11-12 100 free: 1. Duke, Rachel, 1:33.65 2. Gray, Jordan, while sitting in front of the Book Festival, which will be Jasmine, 1:04.69 2. Stein, Zoe, 1:41.03 ished third at plus 10. women), closest to the pin T.V. Still 51 players came out held Feb. 11-13, 2010. 1:11.22 3. Skipper, Skippy, 1:21.19 4. Female 6&U 25 breast: 1. Nevin, An all-plus team of Rob (men and women), putting on Johnson, Harley, 1:25.71 8. Waas, Faith, 43.32 2. Monahan, Katharine, in the noonday sun to play in Contact Shelly Anderson Morgan, 1:32.56Y. 46.12 5. Johns, Ella, 1:02.48 6. Kienle, Maynard (79, plus 3), Mickey putting green. Awards go to the blitz last Wednesday and at 556-6234 or agshelly@bell- Male 11-12 100 free: 1. Hewett, Hope, 1:18.10 7. Hines, Jules, 1:23.00 Rushton (86, plus 3), Doug first through fifth net team Clay, 1:13.00 2. Pierce, Christian, Male 6&U 25 breast: 3. Johns, 59 on Friday. south.net or contact Bretta Morris (94, plus 2) and Jack and first and second gross 1:20.06 4. Garber, Chase, 1:23.56 5. Lukas, 38.54 4. Smith, Jake, 40.23 5. On Wednesday, Terry Vigue, tournament coordina- Grego, Christopher, 1:27.03 7. Le Pedersen, Aidan, 43.72 7. Stillwell, Croake (83, plus 1) was team. Blanc, Nic, 1:34.12Y. Matthew, 45.40 8. Bell, Declan, Lacoss took individual honors tor, at (904) 238-1849. fourth at plus 9. Often referred to as Lou Female 13-14 100 free: 1. 45.50Y. with a 76 and plus 11 points. Established eight years Curtright, Sarah, 1:18.88 2. Wright, Female 8&U 25 breast: 1. Wilcox, Gehrig’s disease, Amyotro- Leah, 1:19.84 3. Nobles, Gabi, 1:20.84 Ciera, 23.59 2. Wallace, Haylie, 27.18 Joe Parrish, with a three- ago, the Amelia Island Book phic Lateral Sclerosis is a pro- 5. Nimitz, Becky,1:22.34 6. Lunt, 3. Cox, Julia, 27.40 4. DeLille, under-par 70, was second at Breakfast mixer Festival is a nonprofit 501 Jillian, 1:25.46 8. Curtright, Alex, Bridgette, 31.34 5. Tanner, Annie, gressive and usually fatal neu- plus 8. Jim McFarland had a (c)3 organization that pro- 1:32.53 31.40 7. Nichol, Amelie, 31.97 8. Twenty-three players took romuscular disease that robs Male 13-14 100 free: 1. Cardenas, Justice, Laci, 33.28Y. 94 and plus 7 to come in third. motes literacy among chil- part in the Saturday Morning the body of its ability to walk, Juan, 58.46 2. Johnson, Aaron, Male 8&U 25 breast: 1. Crayton, Lacoss (plus 11) got dren and adults by showing 1:10.39 Evan, 25.07 7. Pedersen, Austin, Breakfast Mixer with Larry speak, swallow and breathe. Female open 100 free: 1. Stein, 32.25Y. enough help from Jim that reading is fun and worth- Hutchison continuing his Contact Mark O’Day at 553- Amanda, 1:06.03 3. Wright, Lin, Female 10&U 50 breast: 1. Roberts, who had a 75 and while and inspiring the appre- 1:13.43 5. Gray, Jordan, 1:23.00 6. DeLille, Lindsey, 45.32 2. Leipau, good play with an 84 and plus 0576 or odaym25 @aol.com or Middleton, LeAnna, 1:28.00 7. Faith, 49.12 3. Chicklo, Bryce, 54.37 4. plus 4 points, to offset the ciation of books. 4 points to take individual visit www.ALSGolfAmelia. Schwec, Jessica, 1:31.37 Hines, Devan, 57.31 5. Barnes, Abbey, minus 4 of Jim Raffone (89) For information about the Female 6&U 25 fly: 1. Dupee, 59.23 7. Johnson, Shelby, 1:02.87 8. honors. There was a four-way com. Sofia, 28.72 3. Nevin, Faith, 46.91 4. Gray, Susie, 1:05.00Y. while Charles Benefield (96) tie for the other winning spots festival, visit www.ameliais- Monahan, Katharine, 54.53 5. Male 10&U 50 breast: 1. Cox, was plus 1 and the team took between John LaFear (80), landbookfestival.com or call McGuire, MollieBell, 57.76 6. Kienle, Blake, 56.54 3. Grego, Gabriel, 59.03 first place at plus 12. Dickie Anderson at 556-6455. Hope, 1:13.34 7. Teare, Erica, 1:24.22 6. Waas, William, 1:09.97 7. Mike Lovejoy (79), Jim Junior golf camp 8. Hines, Jules, 1:30.28 Hutchison, Tucker, 1:15.28Y. A five-man team finished Robertson (80) and Simon The Fernandina Beach Male 6&U 25 fly: 1. Bell, Declan, Female 11-12 50 breast: 1. second as the team of D.D. 42.50 2. Pedersen, Aidan, 43.80 3. Murphy, Colette, 40.37 2. Stein, Zoe, Carter (79) all finishing at Golf Club will host its annual U.S. Kids Golf July 19 Stillwell, Matthew, 46.25 4. Tanner, 45.28 3. Sutton, Gabi, 47.25 4. Miller (96, plus 4), Doug plus 3 points. junior golf camp July 13-20. Hampton, 48.15 5. Sheppard, Vincent, Skipper, Skippy, 47.34 5. Wilcox, Atlanta-based U.S. Kids Morris (94, plus 3), P.W. This being the last Registration deadline is July 53.47 6. Ayers, Andrew, 55.57Y. Coral, 47.56 6. Leipau, Lizzie, 48.31 7. Golf Foundation, a 501(c)(3) Female 8&U 25 fly: 1. Radcliffe, Dahlgren, Kirsten, 51.07 8. Nobles (86, plus 1), Jack Saturday of the quarter, there 9. Camp fee is $75 per junior non-profit organization, con- Taylor, 22.47 3. Cox, Julia, 26.44 4. Yarborough, Casee, 51.71Y. Croake (83, plus 1) and Rob was a shootout following the and includes instruction, T- Dupee, Isabel, 26.84 5. DeLille, Male 11-12 50 breast: 1. Grego, ducts more than 400 junior Bridgette, 27.68 6. Nichol, Amelie, Christopher, 43.90 2. Le Blanc, Nic, Maynard (81, minus 2) came completion of the mixer shirt, range balls and lunch events for boys and girls ages 33.36 7. Lindborn, Sarah Beth, 33.78 49.25 3. Pierce, Christian, 51.69 4. in at plus 7. involving the top 10 winners after tournament play July 20. 8. Deisen, Madeleine, 35.84Y. Lee, Brandon, 54.22 6. Sharpe, Dylan, 14 and under throughout the Third place at plus 5 was of the quarter. Chuck Call 277-7370. Male 8&U 25 fly: 1. Crayton, Evan, 55.08 8. Borgman, Patrick, 1:07.75Y. country and internationally. A 21.25 2. Lindborn, Zachary, 28.16 6. Female 13-14 100 breast: 1. claimed by the team of Tom Himmelheber outlasted Larry Pedersen, Austin, 32.75 7. Nobles, Weaver, Katy, 1:31.06 2. Nimitz, big part of the tournament Roberts (76, plus 6), John Hutchison to win the Jake, 39.22 8. Lee, Jacob, 44.78 Becky, 1:48.84 4. Curtright, Sarah, Take a Swing at Cancer schedule is the multi-event Female 10&U 50 fly: 1. Sutton, 2:07.91 Rudd (92, plus 3), Sammy shootout. Jim Robertson was Lexie, 48.31 2. Barnes, Abbey, 56.56 Male 13-14 100 breast: 1. tours that will occur in 39 Alvarez (79, minus 1) and third, followed by Simon The inaugural Relay for 3. Johnson, Shelby, 59.06 4. Walker, Johnson, Aaron, 1:31.43 cities. Lauren, 59.25 5. Cook, Martha, Female open 100 breast: 2. Jack Harrison (90, minus 3). Carter, Tony Lopez, Price Life Take a Swing at Cancer The local tour will consist 1:09.91 Wright, Lin, 1:37.56 3. Schwec, There was a tie for fourth Poole, Mike Lovejoy, Ronnie Golf Tournament will be held Male 10&U 50 fly: 4. Hutchison, Jessica, 2:08.32 of eight single-day events all place at plus 4 between the Boatright, Bill Larrabee and July 17 at Amelia River Golf Tucker, 1:12.22 Female 6&U 25 free: 1. Dupee, in and around Jacksonville. Female 11-12 50 fly:1. Murphy, Sofia, 26.72 2. Nevin, Faith, 32.31 4. teams of Wayne Mortenson Steve Johnson. Club. Shotgun start is at 9 Colette, 42.62 2. Wilcox, Coral, Monahan, Katharine, 34.69Y. Events include July 12 at St. (90, plus 6), Larry Luett (78, Members of the Fernan- a.m. Registration fees are $90 47.00Y. Male 6&U 25 free: 2. Stillwell, Johns County Golf Club in Male 11-12 50 fly: 1. Borgman, Matthew, 29.85 3. Johns, Lukas, 31.78 plus 5), Paul Hensler (96, dina Beach Men’s Golf Asso- per play before July 1 ($100 Paul, 55.06 2. Pedersen, Apollo, 4. Smith, Jake, 34.18 6. Pedersen, Elkton, July 19 at Fernandina minus 3), Dave Mudd (93, ciation are reminded that the afterwards) or $350 per four- 1:04.81 Aidan, 38.00 7. Bell, Declan, 40.44Y. Beach Golf Club, July 25 at Female 13-14 50 fly: 1. Weaver, Female 8&U 25 free: 1. Wilcox, minus 4) and Dennis July monthly meeting will be some before July 1 ($400 Cypress Course at The Grand Katy, 34.51 2. Curtright, Sarah, 47.88 Ciera, 16.99 2. Radcliffe, Taylor, 17.19 Sassenger (83, plus 4), Ron held this evening at 5:30 p.m. afterwards) and include a Male 13-14 50 fly: 1. Weaver, Will, 3. Wallace, Haylie, 17.75 6. DeLille, Peterson (84, plus 2), Hydie continental breakfast, driving Club in Palm Coast and Aug. 43.15 Bridgette, 23.37 7. Cox, Julia, 23.87 8. 2 at Bent Creek Golf Course Female Open 50 fly: 1. Stein, Kienle, Hannah, 24.04Y. Peterson (77, plus 3), Doug range, awards luncheon and Amanda, 34.78 2. Taylor, Rachel, Male 8&U 25 free: 1. Crayton, Wolfe (89, minus 1) and Mike Hole-in-one for Sabatella 18 holes of golf. Sponsorships in Jacksonville. The champi- 36.16 4. Middleton, LeAnna, 49.03 Evan, 19.16 3. Braeger, Jonah, 24.00 onship is Aug. 16 at Hidden Female 6&U 25 fack: 1. Dupee, 4. Nobles, Jake, 24.22 5. Gray, Sam, Dowling (100, minus 4). Marsh Creek member are $100-500. Sofia, 28.63 6. Johns, Ella, 56.06 6. 25.25 6. Lindborn, Zachary, 25.81 7. Although the greens are Linda Sabatella had her first Proceeds benefit the Hills Country Club in McGuire, MollieBell, 56.06Y. Pedersen, Austin, 26.38 8. Coyle, Jacksonville. Male 6&U 25 back: 3. Johns, Joshua, 27.19Y. still far from being perfect hole-in-one June 23 at Amelia American Cancer Society’s Lukas, 39.71 4. Smith, Jake, 40.00 5. Female 10&U 50 free: 1. Gooch, after being aerated and sand- National Golf Club on hole Relay for Life. Donations, All U.S. Kids Golf Tour Tanner, Hampton, 54.47 6. Ayers, Maisie, 33.50 2. DeLille, Lindsey, ed, a number of players seem No. 12 (just the second hole- sponsorships and registration events consist of nine age Andrew, 1:09.57 8. Supianoski, 36.97 3. Sutton, Lexie, 37.16 4. groups for boys (six and Jackson, 1:54.00 Leipau, Faith, 39.22 6. Johnson, to find them OK for their in-one on the hole in course fees are tax deductible. Female 8&U 25 back: 1. Radcliffe, Shelby, 44.13 7. Chicklo, Bryce, 45.19 game. On Friday inidividual history). She used a three Contact tournament chair- under to 14) and eight for Taylor, 20.38 2. Wallace, Haylie, 20.87 8. Gray, Susie, 45.59Y. girls (seven and under to 14). 3. Wilcox, Ciera, 21.16 5. Schoening, Male 10&U 50 free: 2. Smith, honors went to Adam Loud, Hybrid to cover the 128 person Stacy Black at 491- Ella, 26.53 7. Dupee, Isabel, 29.53 8. Jared, 42.53 5. Grego, Gabriel, 46.59 who had a three-under-par 70 yards. 4144 or [email protected] for Depending upon the child’s Tanner, Annie, 29.56Y. 8. Cox, Blake, 48.88Y. age, the one-day events con- Male 8&U 25 back: 4. Coyle, Female 11-12 50 free: 1. Duke, and plus 12 points. Terry information. Joshua, 31.66 5. Braeger, Jonah, Jasmine, 30.50 2. Yarborough, Casee, Lacoss had another good day ALS golf tournament sist of nine or 18 holes. 32.31 6. Gray, Sam, 35.44 8. Nobles, 36.75 3. Dahlgren, Kirsten, 38.09 5. as he finished second with a Parents are encouraged to Jake, 37.60Y. Hewett, Becca, 39.62 7. Sheffield, The fifth annual ALS Tee Off for Books Female 10&U 50 fack: 1. Gooch, Rachel, 41.91Y. 79 and plus 10 but didn’t serve as caddies for the play- Maisie, 38.09 2. Sutton, Lexie, 45.82 Male 11-12 50 free: 1. Hewett, make it onto a winning team. Amelia Island Golf Classic, The Amelia Island Book ers. Children age eight or 4. Leipau, Faith, 46.41 5. Chicklo, Clay, 32.85 2. Garber, Chase, 33.19 3. held in memory of John Louis Festival will host its annual under must have a caddie at Bryce, 47.60 6. Hines, Devan, 48.32 6. Gray, Jack, 35.06 5. Borgman, Paul, There was a three-way tie for Cook, Martha, 48.32Y. 37.94 6. Lee, Brandon, 39.91 7. third at plus 7 between Joe O’Day, will be held July 31 at golf tournament, Tee Off for all times. Male 10&U 50 back: 1. Smith, Sharpe, Dylan, 41.69 8. Le Blanc, Nic, Long Point Golf Club at the Books, at The Golf Club of Competitors earn awards Jared, 45.22 7. Grego, Gabriel, 57.57 43.12Y. Parrish, who also had a round 8. Cox, Blake, 59.18Y. Female 13-14 50 gree: 1. Weaver, of 70, Tommy Purvis (85) and Amelia Island Plantation. Amelia Island at Summer and points for each tourna- Female 11-12 50 back: 1. Duke, Katy, 31.37 2. Curtright, Sarah, 35.00 Jerry Hudgins (93). Proceeds benefit the ALS Beach July 8. The handicap ment in which they play. The Jasmine, 35.62 2. Stein, Zoe, 38.53 3. 3. Wright, Leah, 35.03 4. Nobles, Gabi, Association, Florida chapter. scramble tournament will Skipper, Skippy, 40.45 4. Murphy, 35.81 5. Lunt, Jillian, 36.40 7. Nimitz, Led by Parrish’s plus 7, leading point earners in each Colette, 43.28 5. Yarborough, Casee, Becky, 37.79 8. Curtright, Alex, 42.50 the all-plus team that included Registration is at 10:30 begin at 9 a.m., followed by a division can earn an invitation 43.41 6. Dahlgren, Kirsten, 44.61 7. Male 13-14 50 free: 1. Cardenas, a.m. and shotgun start is at buffet lunch and prizes. to next year’s U.S. Kids Golf Wilcox, Coral, 45.53 8. Johnson, Juan, 27.59 2. Weaver, Will, 34.12 Frank Finocchio (82, plus 5), Harley, 46.85Y. Female open 50 free: 1. Stein, Dave Mudd (84, plus 5) and 12:30 p.m. Format is a four- Prizes include rounds of golf World Championship, which Male 11-12 50 back: 1. Pierce, Amanda, 28.09 2. Wright, Lin, 31.53 3. person scramble. Buffet at major regional golf cours- will be held in Pinehurst. Visit Christian, 40.06 2. Garber, Chase, Taylor, Rachel, 32.35 5. Gray, Jordan, R. Garingo (88, plus 1) fin- 41.22 3. Gray, Jack, 43.84 5. Hewett, 36.09 6. Middleton, LeAnna, 39.72 7. ished in first place at plus 18. lunch is from 11 a.m. until the es. Cost is $95 per person and www.uskidsgolf.com. Clay, 45.65 6. Lee, Brandon, 49.03 7. Schwec, Jessica, 40.00. With Purvis (plus 7) get- start of play. Cocktail recep- ting help from Wayne Chism tion, awards, raffle and silent (85, plus 6) and Chuck Fenn auction are from 5-7 p.m. Pro Golf Weekly Update (77, plus 3), the team total off- Players receive a complimen- set the minus 4 of Sam tary raffle ticket; winners DuBose (95) to come in sec- must be present to claim July 2 - 5, 2009 ond at plus 12. prizes. The team of Larry Entry fee is $150 per play- Hutchison (80, plus 5), Steve er or $600 per foursome. This Week's PGA Tournament Preview Last Week On The PGA Tour The AT&T National The AT&T National is hosted by Kenny Perry shot a 63 on Sunday Tournament Results Tiger Woods and benefits the to finish with a tournament-record Defending: Anthony Kim 1st: Kenny Perry Tiger Woods Foundation. The 258 and won the Travelers Purse: $1,080,000 Total Purse: $6,000,000 TENNIS NEWS event replaced The International in Championship by three strokes T-2nd: Paul Goydos & David Toms Yards: 7,255 2007. The AT&T National does not over Paul Goydos and David Purse: $528,000 Par: 70 • City of Fernandina 548-1472 or 524-0243. replicate the modified Stableford Toms. Perry tied a course T-4th: Curtis, Mahan & Moore Purse: $248,000 Beach Parks and Recreation Beginner’s camp session 2 system that The International had. The AT&T National has been played at the record with a 61 on Thursday Department is offering youth is July 14, 17, 21, 24, 28 and Congressional Country Club in Maryland the past two years, but will move to and led after each of the first two rounds, but trailed by a stroke to tennis camps and adult tennis 31. Group 1 will meet from 9- Philadelphia next year so Congressional can be prepared for the 2011 U.S. Goydos heading into the final round. He responded by shooting a 32 programs throughout the 10:30 a.m. and Group 2 will Open. The Congressional Country Club has hosted three different major tour- on the front nine and was up by 5 strokes heading to the par-4 15th. summer months at Central meet from 10:30 a.m. to noon. naments, including two U.S. Open's. Last year, Anthony Kim emerged from “Everyone kind of asks about the Augusta hangover deal,” Perry said. “I guess I kind Park tennis courts. Contact Cost is $45 for the six ses- the pack with consecutive birdies around the turn at Congressional and closed of shoved that aside a little bit. So that makes me feel pretty good.” Perry's bogey- the Parks and Recreation sions or $8 per day. with a 5-under 65 for a two-shot victory over Fredrik Jacobson. bogey finish at Augusta kept him from winning the Masters in April. Department at 277-7350 or Advanced players will Lanny Kalpin, USPTA Pro 1, meet today, July 2, 15, 16, 22, This Week’s Profile Golf Pro Tip Golf TV Schedule at (904) 557-8110. 23, 29 and 30 from 9 a.m. to Kenny Perry One of the most difficult shots to Event: The AT&T National • Amelia Island Plantation noon. Cost is $15 per day. On master is a high, soft lob shot to a Day Time Network Birthdate: Aug. 10, 1960 now will be offering junior July 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31 real tight pin placement, such as Thu-Fri, 7/2-7/3 3pm-6pm GOLF Birthplace: Elizabethtown, Ky. tennis day camps weekly advanced players will have right over a bunker. The key to this Sat-Sun, 7/4-7/5 3pm-6pm CBS through Aug. 21. The camps match play instructional clin- Residence: Franklin, Ky. shot is to get the ball to stop quickly will be held Monday through ics from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Turned Professional: 1982 once it lands on the green in order to FedEx Cup Rankings World Ranking: 4th Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cost is $10 per day. get the ball as close as possible. Through June 28, 2009 2009 Earnings: $3,892,241 for boys and girls ages 8-15. The camps will be held at The club of choice for this shot will have to be the 60 Rank & Player Points PGA Tour Wins: 14 The cost will be $275 per Amelia National with USPTA degree lob wedge as the standard sand wedge will 1) Kenny Perry 1,874 week or $65 per day for the instructors Vishnu Maharaj, Golf Trivia cause many more sculled shots than good results. 2) Zach Johnson 1,662 full-day program or $160 per Michele Maharaj and Tracey As for the actual shot, it is quite difficult to get a con- 3) Phil Mickelson 1,616 When Tiger Woods appeared on The Mike week or $35 per day for the Smithe. E-mail michelema- sistent swing. Going against most of what we have 4) Tiger Woods 1,551 Douglas Show at age 2, which famous celebrity been taught in golf, you have to cock the wrists 5) Steve Stricker 1,543 half-day program. [email protected] or call Vishnu putted against him? The camp schedule will at 524-0243 to register or for while taking a long backswing. Use your torso on 6) Geoff Ogilvy 1,533 the downswing, maintaining the cocked wrists and include 4-5 hours of tennis details. a) Walter Matthau c) Bob Hope 7) Brian Gay 1,510 the blade open through impact. The follow-through instruction per day, camp T- Adult tennis clinics are b) Bing Crosby d) Jack Lemmon 8) Sean O’Hair 1,434 shirt, lunch provided for full- offered at the Yulee Sports should have the clubface facing up to the sky to try 9) Lucas Glover 1,421 day campers, supervision all Complex for six weeks from Answer: c) Bob Hope. and generate the proper bounce and spin. 10) Nick Watney 1,289 day, use of the ball machine 6-7 p.m. Cost of the clinic is This Week’s Golfing News Golf History (five-day program) and video $10 per person per week. tape (five-day program). The 2009 First Coast Japanese teenage golfer Ryo Ishikawa qualified for the British Open on July 5, 1975 - At age 51 years, 7 months, Other activities will include Tennis Foundation Junior Sunday with a win at the Mizuno Open. The 17-year-old Ishikawa shot a and 10 days, Art Wall Jr. edged Gary swimming, soccer and board Grand Prix will be held July final round 73 to secure a place at the July 16-19 British Open at Turnberry McCord by one stroke to win the Greater games. For information or to 18 at Jacksonville Golf & with his first win of 2009. "I'm thrilled to have qualified for the British Open," Milwaukee Open. Wall, who won the 1959 register, call the tennis pro Country Club. Register by said Ishikawa. "There were some tense moments today but it all worked out in Masters, was the second-oldest player ever shop at 277-5145. July 15 by calling (904) 223- the end." Sunday's win was the third of Ishikawa's career on the Japanese tour. to win a PGA Tour event. It was Wall's 14th • A junior tennis camp will 3737. These tournaments are Ishikawa missed the cut at the Masters and has received a special invitation to play in the and final PGA Tour victory. be held at Hilliard Middle- geared to novice tennis play- PGA Championship in August. Ishikawa became the youngest winner of a tournament on the Senior High School July 8-9 ers without the rigors of Japanese tour by winning the Munsingwear Open KSB Cup at the age 15 years and 8 from 9 a.m. to noon. Cost is USTA-sanctioned tourna- months in May 2007. $20 per day. ments. Tournaments are held There will be a junior hard each month until December. court tennis tournament July Yulee Tennis Foundation Fernandina Beach Golf Club Special 11 at HMSHS. Divisions are Inc. is the Community Tennis boys and girls 12s, 14s, 16s Association of Nassau County PLACE YOUR AD HERE! and 18s. Deadline to enter is in Region 2 of the Florida July 9 at 4 p.m. Call Michele Section of the United States 18 HOLES OF GOLF W/ CART Maharaj at 548-1472 to enter. Tennis Association. Its mis- Twilight Cost is $10. sion is to promote the sport of Special $ 00 • The tennis courts at the tennis. Visit www.yuleetennis- Starts at 12:30 p.m. 36. plus tax Yulee Sports Complex and foundation.com for current $2775 – 18 Holes Monday - Friday, all day. Weekends & holidays after 12 noon. Amelia National will be the information regarding tennis 18 Holes, includes cart & green fees. Each Player Must Present Coupon. Expires 7/31/09 places for tennis activity this in Nassau County. 00 Call for tee times Additional surcharge fee will apply. No rainchecks. Additional 9 holes. $11. summer. Schedule is posted If your site is sponsoring Expires 7/31/09. at www.yuleetennisfounda- an activity, submit details to tion.com or call Nassau this section and the website 904-277-7370 VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.fernandinabeachgolfclub.com County Directors of Tennis through Judi Turner, daveju- 2800 Bill Melton Road • Fernandina Beach, Florida 32034 Vishnu or Michele Maharaj at [email protected]. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

4B WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2009/NEWS-LEADER OUTDOORS Big game fish of St. Marys, Ga. altwater fishermen ing to 60 departing from either pounds, 10 St. Marys, Ga., or red drum of S Fernandina Beach which four have a lot in common. When of the red- entering the ocean by the St. fish fell in Marys Inlet, fishermen often the legal slot navigate right past some of size limit. the best saltwater fishing the Needless southeastern U.S. has to to say salt- offer. A few savvy fishermen OUTDOORS water fisher- keep their marine radios men navigat- turned down low and share Terry Lacoss ing the tip of with a few select fishing bud- the St. dies their impressive saltwa- Marys south jetty rocks to ter catches made at the tips of fish offshore pass right by the these fishy jetty rocks. best fishing waters, maybe TERRY LACOSS/SPECIAL While most of the game the best saltwater fishing in Farrell Crews, Tiffany Beattie, Will Beattie, Sunny O’Neal and Capt. Keith Edwards, from left, with a St. Marys jetty fish caught at both the St. the entire southeastern U.S. cobia. Marys north and south jetty The St. Marys north jetty rocks are too big to keep, rocks also harbor world class catching a legal saltwater saltwater fishing, where large game fish for the dinner table schools of tarpon, redfish, may be somewhat of a chal- king mackerel, sharks and lenge. the occasional cobia are tar- “Our fishing party was geted by saltwater fishermen. anchored right in the middle During the spring fishing sea- of a school of St. Marys red son, Derek Crawford landed a drum,” said Capt. Keith pending new Georgia all-tack- Edwards, captain of the “Miss le black drum. Crawford’s big Kayla” charter fishing boat. drum weighed 103.5 pounds. “The tide was perfect with a Several fishing seasons slow outgoing tide until 2:30 ago, Roland Martin filmed a p.m. Then an incoming tide T.V. fishing show at the tip of began pushing bait right up the St. Marys south jetty against the jetty rocks, where rocks. Martin hooked and redfish were taking advan- released a 194-pound tarpon tage of an easy meal.” that was caught on camera During the height of the while fishing on my boat, the fishing action, Will Beattie “Amelia Angler.” hooked a nice red drum and However, Martin’s tarpon began reeling in his catch wasn’t the largest fish that the when a much larger fish gob- “Amelia Angler” had landed bled up his catch. at the St. Marys jetty rocks. “There is no way of really Hugh Stone and Hugh Stone telling, but I believe Will Jr. teamed up to fight a 500- Beattie had hooked a redfish pound hammerhead shark for when that big fish ate Will’s 4.5 hours before the large fish,” Edwards said. maneater was landed. For the next 15 minutes, During the heat of the Beattie applied maximum summer fishing season, king fishing rod pressure to his mackerel fishermen slow troll hooked fish while everyone live baits for giant king mack- SPECIAL on board waited patiently to erel at the end of the St. Will Beattie caught and released this see the big fish on the end of Marys jetty rocks. World TERRY LACOSS/SPECIAL 150- to 175-pound Jewfish, also called his fishing line. class king mackerel angler Tarpon are big game at the St. Marys jetty rocks during the warm sum- “Goliath grouper,” recently while fishing Finally a 150- to 175-pound Joe Bruce landed a 52-pound mer fishing season. Capt. Danny Flynn is pictured releasing a 100- with Capt. Keith Edwards at the tip of the “Goliath” grouper came slow- king mackerel while king pound silver king for his clients. St. Marys south jetties. ly to the surface where fishing at the tip of the St. Edwards boated Beattie’s Marys north jetty rocks in catch long enough to take a 1992. Bruce’s big mackerel is of the menhaden is cut off, black, 100-pound barrel swiv- your fishing success at the St. ing on the Florida side of the few pictures before releasing still the largest king mackerel allowing the strong scent of el using a palomar knot. A Marys rock jetties. Some of St. Marys channel. his catch. The all-tackle IGFA ever weighed in during the the oily fish to attract nearby four- to five-foot section of the best action often comes I have had big fish hooked world record Goliath grouper annual Georgia Golden Isles game fish. Twenty- to 50- 100-pound fluorocarbon when the tides change or dur- on the Florida side of the was actually caught from the Kingfish Tournament. pound fishing tackle is recom- shock leader is then tied to ing slow moving tides. channel that have dragged deep waters of the Amelia A tried and true fishing mended while 50-pound tack- the remaining side of the A word of warning, a our fishing party to the River on May 20, 1961, by tactic for a wide variety of St. le will land heavy game fish in swivel using a uni knot. Georgia saltwater fishing Georgia side of the channel, Lynn Joyner and weighed 680 Marys saltwater game fish a timely manner. A four- to Finally, a 5/0 circle hook is license is needed when fish- so it pays to have both a pounds. during the warm summer eight-ounce egg sinker is tied to the tag end of the ing on the Georgia side of the Florida and Georgia saltwater During the next few hours, months includes anchoring threaded onto the terminal shock leader using a palomar St. Marys channel and a fishing license when fishing the “Miss Kayla” fishing party and fishing on the bottom fishing line where the tag end knot. Florida saltwater fishing the big game fish waters to landed a pair of cobia weigh- with live menhaden. The tail of the fishing line is tied to a Tides are very critical to license is needed when fish- the St. Marys Inlet.

OUTDOOR BRIEFS NSFAmeets Flotilla 14-01 meets at the Amelia Island Shoreline anglers need license The FWC will evaluate areas where it is the Lighthouse facility once a month. lead manager to determine where to charge The Nassau Sport Fishing Association Florida’s resident saltwater anglers who the fees and how much to charge. In addition, meets the second Wednesday of each month fish from shore or a structure affixed to shore Bassmasters meet the state will use up to 10 percent of the hunt- at 7:30 p.m. and the fourth Wednesday at 7 will need to buy a $7.50 (plus administrative ing and sport-fishing fees to promote those p.m. at the Ten Acres Kraft Athletic Club. Nassau Bassmasters, associated with the and handling fees) shoreline fishing license sports, with emphasis on youth participation. Membership is open to the public. BASS National Federation and the Florida by Aug. 1, unless they have a regular resident For information visit MyFWC.com. Call 261-9481 or visit www.fishnsfa.com for BASS Federation, meets the third Thursday saltwater fishing license. information on the NSFA. each month in Yulee. Membership is open to The new license applies only to Florida res- anyone at least 16 years old. ident saltwater anglers who fish from shore. Xtreme kingfish events Join the auxiliary Call Bob Schlag at (912) 729-2282 or Billy Resident anglers may prefer to purchase the The United States Kingfish Organization is Kittrell at 225-0267 for information on the regular recreational saltwater license that cov- announcing its new Xtreme Kingfish The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Nassau Bassmasters. ers them, no matter where they fish for saltwa- Tournament Series with proceeds benefiting needs volunteers. It is composed of uniformed ter species in Florida. the athletes of Special Olympics Florida. non-military volunteers who assist the Coast 4-H shooting sports Florida has always required non-residents The offshore fishing tournaments target Guard in all of its varied missions, except for to have a license when fishing from shore, and king mackerel. But what distinguishes the military and direct law enforcement. The Nassau County 4-H Safety and they will still need to purchase a regular non- Xtreme Kingfish Tournament Series is its goal These men and women can be found on the Education in Shooting Sports club meets at 6 resident saltwater fishing license. to take the tournament concept to a new level nation’s waterways, in the air, in classrooms p.m. Mondays. Locations alternate between The new shoreline saltwater fishing license by not only hosting tournaments that satisfy and on the dock. Training opportunities, most the shooting range and the multi-purpose for residents goes on sale July 15. It provides even the most competitive fisherman, but of which are free, include boat crew and cox- building located next to the extension office at all of the same exemptions as a regular gives back to the community while treating swain (small boat operator) vessel examiner, the fairgrounds in Callahan. license, including senior citizens, children, dis- the participants to dining, entertainment and boating safety class instructor, public affairs, The program provides a positive experi- abled people who meet certain qualifications, special events as part of their tournament marine visitor and others. Applicants must be ence and promotes the safety and ethical use active-duty military personnel while home on experience. a U.S. citizen, at least 17 years old and pass a of firearms. Enrollment in 4-H is required, but leave and anglers who fish from a licensed The United States Kingfish Organization is basic background check. There are no upper simple and free. Youth must be at least 10 pier. In addition, the shoreline license require- a non-profit organization; adding a whole new age limits or height or weight standards years old. ment includes two new exemptions: anglers dimension to offshore tournament fishing by (although boat crew must perform certain Call Allison Haga at (904) 765-7158 for drawing food stamps, temporary cash assis- making registration fees (in whole or part) tax tasks). There are no minimum service hours. more information. tance or Medicaid; and anglers fishing in their deductible to their members. home counties who use cane poles or other Xtreme Kingfish Tournament Series gear that does not depend on mechanical founder Philip Podskalan is merging his vision F E R N A N D I N A B E A C H T I D E S retrieval. of creating a new kind of tournament series At the request of the Florida Fish and with his desire to introduce others to Special Tides, Sun & Moon: July 1-7, 2009 Wildlife Conservation Commission, the Olympics Florida, the respected charity that Florida Legislature passed the new license provides sports training and competition to Wed. Moonset 1:53A High 4:32A 6.12’ Sun. Moonset 4:44A Low 2:01A 1.15’ requirement to head off a federal license children and adults diagnosed with intellectual Sunrise 6:26A Low 10:36A 0.70’ Sunrise 6:28A High 7:59A 5.83’ requirement that will go into effect Jan. 1, disability. Moonrise 3:49P High 5:24P 6.99’ Moonrise 7:31P Low 1:51P 0.88’ 2010, and will have a $15-$25 fee beginning in In addition to its commitment to philanthro- 7/1 7/5 2011. Florida’s new shoreline license exempts Sunset 8:32P Low 11:28P 1.28’ Sunset 8:32P High 8:42P 7.08’ py, the XKTS is dedicated to promoting sport this state’s anglers from the federal license fishing as a family activity, as well as valuing Moonset 5:37A Thurs Moonset 2:30A High 5:27A 5.91’ Mon. Low 2:46A 1.06’ requirement. sportsmanship and fairness in the sport. Also, Sunrise 6:27A Low 11:27A 0.80’ Sunrise 6:28A High 8:45A 5.89’ Several hunting, fishing and conservation unlike many associations in the industry, Moonrise 4:48P Moonrise 8:17P Low 2:35P 0.86’ organizations requested other permit fee 7/2 High 6:19P 6.99’ 7/6 awards for junior and lady anglers will be Sunset 8:32P Sunset 8:32P High 9:23P 7.08’ changes, which do not take effect until July given. The organization is aggressively pursu- Moonset 3:10A Low 12:22P 1.28’ Full Moon 5:22A Low 3:26A 0.97’ 2010. They include increases in the state ing sponsorship and members to build the Fri. Sunrise 6:27A High 6:21A 5.81’ Tues. Sunrise 6:29A High 9:28A 5.95’ waterfowl stamp from the current $3 to $5; in organization to be the biggest in the industry. Moonset 6:23A the resident turkey permit from $5 to $10; the Moonrise 5:46P Low 12:16A 0.87’ Low 3:16P 0.85’ In total, 20 tournaments are already in the 7/3 Sunset 8:31P non-resident turkey permit from $100 to $125; works for the 2009-10 tournament season. Sunset 8:32P High 7:10P 7.02’ 7/7 High 11:02P 7.05’ Moonrise 8:57P the wildlife management area permit for hunt- Spots are limited and are filling up fast, so for Sat. Moonset 3:54A Low 1:14 A 1.24’ Wed. Sunrise 6:29A Low 4:03A 0.91’ ing, fishing and other recreational uses from rules, information, locations and registration, Sunrise 6:28A High 7:12A 5.80’ Moonset 7:29A High 10:10A 5.99’ $25 to $30; the limited-entry or special-oppor- those interested should visit 7/4 Moonrise 6:41P Low 1:05P . 0.89’ 7/8 Sunset 8:31P Low 3:54P 0.88’ tunity hunt fee from $100 per day to $150 per www.xtremekts.com. Sunset 8:32P High 7:58P 7.06’ Moonrise 9:32P High 10:39P 6.98’ day and $250 per week to $300 per week, as Confirmed tournament dates and locations: determined by FWC Commissioners; the Tide calculations are for Amelia River, Fernandina Beach. No corrections are necessary. July 30 through Aug. 2, St. Augustine; Aug. 6- Sun & Moon events are also calculated for Fernandina Beach, although actual times may vary because of land masses. snook permit from $2 to $10 and the lobster 9, Sebastian; Sept. 25-27, Port Canaveral; permit from $2 to $5. spring 2010, Stuart; April 22-25, Fort Pierce; Also, new laws create a $5 annual deer per- fall 2010, Sarasota. SUPER mit (in addition to the current hunting license XKTS is also working on a tri-state series to requirement for deer hunters) and allow the include Georgia, South Carolina and North SAVINGS agency to charge up to $5 per day for non- Carolina. Visit www.USKingfish.org. hunting and non-fishing recreation on certain EVENT! HWY. A1A • YULEE E-mail information for this column to Beth 225-FORD (3673) wildlife management areas. Jones, [email protected].

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WEDNESDAY, July 1, 2009 PAGE 5B NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FL In the age of e-mail and Twitter, address books still live

We all struggle to keep track of repositories of our tion we attempt to capture and retain incredible selection of photographs photo of picturesque shrimp boats in information. Our computer address most important is complicated. It used to be a home of Amelia Island. Don Shaw, owner of the harbor. books spill over with e-mails, phone contact informa- address and phone and, maybe, an Books Plus and a locally based pub- There are 40 pictures in the numbers, birthday information and tion. office address and phone. Now we lishing company, partnered with address book. Like the address home addresses. There are lots of Now we desper- have street addresses, online Roger Moore, also a publisher of books in our memories, it is a con- changes to keep up with. Birthdays ately try and keep addresses, websites, home, office books and a talented photographer. venient size and is separated by don’t change, but nearly everything up with the latest and cell phone numbers. We e-mail, Shaw showed Moore an address alpha dividers. The project has else does. technology and sys- text-mail and some Twitter or use book that had been given him many proven a success. Shaw and Moore Each of us has a preferred system tem that will keep Facebook. It is quite overwhelming. years ago. Not only was it a useful smile with pride when someone or systems. Many of us remember FROM us organized. Some What a pleasant surprise to walk address book, it had the bonus of fea- picks up one of the address books the old dependable address books of us choose to into Books Plus on Centre Street and turing beautiful pictures of Nova and recalls their own memories of a that stayed close to our home THE depend on our cell find a display of address books. No Scotia where Shaw had onced lived. treasured address book. phones. In the old days home phones PORCH phones and com- buttons to push or technology to test The project was launched and Fear the traditional address book were plugged into the wall and not puters to track – just an address book you can hold Moore set out to take a variety of pic- has not gone the way of dinosaurs? It portable. You made telephone calls names, addresses, in your hand and fill with special tures showcasing the entire island, lives. depending on the time of day and did- Dickie phone numbers names, numbers and addresses. not just the more predictable scenes. Dickie Anderson welcomes your n’t talk long. Close to the phone was Anderson and e-mails while A collaboration of island talent has From beach to marsh, and even fea- comments. Books are available at local the tattered and worn but totally others use their computers. produced an address book that offers turing some of the island’s favorite book and gift stores or on line at dependable address book. Exchanging information has gotten the traditional format of names and golf course holes. A border of rich, www.dickieanderson.com. Some of us miss those well-worn more complicated. Even the informa- addresses and adds the bonus of an dark burgundy surrounds the cover [email protected]

Team Transplant Lion of the Year June 7 marked an The Lions Club of important date in the Fernandina Beach recently history of The Katie held its Annual Ride for Life when Anniversary Dinner at the David Caples, donor Florida House Inn, a cele- father and founder of bration held each year the Katie Caples founda- since the club was char- tion, and David Beattie, tered in 2003. Officers top KRFL fundraiser, were installed by District participated in the Governor Elect Estelle Elephant Rock Ride in Clark and awards present- Castle Rock, Colo., as ed for attendance and serv- part of Team Transplant ice. Lion President Sonny organized by the Mann, left, presents the American Transplant SUBMITTED Lion of the Year award to Foundation. The trip Jan Turk, one of the club’s was not only to reward Beattie as the top fundraiser, but also to create a connection charter members. between the Katie Ride for Life and the American Transplant Foundation in Denver. SUBMITTED Nearly 200 Team Transplant riders raised $35,000. “One of the goals of the Katie Ride has been to test and create a template for our cycling event that could be reproduced in other states and extend organ and tissue donation awareness through our ride on a national basis. With five years’ experi- ence, we feel that it is important to begin to share our template with like-minded organizations such as the American Transplant Foundation to help coordinate col- laborative efforts to promote the advancement of organ and tissue donation,” said Caples. Above, Beattie and Caples meet with Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter.

SUBMITTED ‘Pennies for Hunger’ Lamb Christian Day Care raised $1,354 for the Inter-Faith Dinner Network through a “Pennies for Hunger” project. Each class collected pennies and the part-time 3 and 4’s won a pizza and ice cream party for collecting the most – $300.53. The other class- es enjoyed an ice cream party. The Inter-Faith Dinner Network comprises churches that feed homeless and low-income people at the Hope House. Ailene Wood of Memorial United Methodist Church accepts the check on behalf of the network from day care director Melissa Schol while church office manager Monica Pomeroy and the children watch, above. To volunteer at the Hope House call 261-5769.

Green team YMCA campers combed the beach at Fort Clinch State Park recently and learned about local eco-systems, his- tory and animal habitats while cleaning up the beach. This group travels to local parks on Fridays to keep Nassau beautiful while learn- ing all kinds of cool facts about the great outdoors. Nassau County YMCA campers cleaned up seven large trash bags full of debris SUBMITTED and garbage. This is one of Academy graduates three coastal clean-ups planned for our campers this Island Academy held its first annual VPK graduation on June 12 at the Journey summer. Above from left are Church. The graduating class includes, from left, Summer Johnson, Ervin Altman, Idaly Vega, Marcus SUBMITTED Keaton Sexton, Gavino Romero Jr., Barbora Trejbal, Amaya Lee, Kylie Baker, Adam Morrison, Caleb Simmons and Christopher Grego. Burgess, Elexis Freeman; back row, staff included Tori Thorton, Baileigh Kennedy, At left are Rachel Sheppard, Aden Corcoran, Joe Hogeboon (staff), Zachary Dinh Janet Powell, Rose Marie Llerandi and Claire Evans. and Kristen Plews.

Helping hands Members of Team Depot from the Yulee Home Depot lent helping hands at the Hope House recently by planting a flowerbed, mulching and extending the playground area and painting the main office inside the building. “We want the community to know that if we’re needed, you can call,” said team captain Sandy Crosby, cit- ing other projects like landscaping a daycare cen- ter in Yulee and installing MIKE HANKINS/NEWS-LEADER an awning at another build- Optimist donation ing. From left are Jason Ray, Mandy Buchanan, The Yulee Optimist Club donated $2,079 recently to the Patricia Haddock, Jack Take Stock in Children student advocacy program. Norris, Samantha Bridges Above, Claudia Willette, vice president of the Optimist and Crosby. Not pictured Club, presents a check to Take Stock program director are Tony Stierheim and Jody Mackle. Richard Prutz. JASON YURGARTIS/NEWS-LEADER

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6B WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2009 LEISURE News-Leader

LITERARY LEANINGS 8C’S BIG DOG RESCUE

Libraries closed Bono is a 1 1/2-year-old The Yulee and Hilliard Lab mix male. He is 73 branches of the Nassau pounds of pure joy. He is a County Library System will be true gentleman with all of the closed on July 3 in observance appropriate manners. of the July 4th holiday. The He is housetrained, walks Bryceville, Callahan and great on a leash, does not Fernandina Beach branches jump up on people, even will be closed July 4. Book when really excited! He gets drops will remain open at all along great with all other branches. dogs and cats. Bono loves to play fetch Summer book club and he would make the per- The Book Loft has fect beach dog! launched its 2009 Summer If you are interested in Book Club. The summer read- Bono please contact Tanya ing group will feature six Lanning at (904) 716-0309 or titles. For more information e-mail bigdogrescue@wind- contact the store, 214 Centre stream.net St. at 261-8991. 8 C’s Big Dog Rescue, Inc. rescues large breed dogs and interested in fostering one of SUBMITTED their mixes. We work solely our Big Dogs please contact Above from left, Maria Sastre, president of Take Stock in Children, Inc., with Jody out of foster homes. If you are us. Mackle, program director for the Nassau County Take Stock program, Chris Perez, Donna Givens, Joanne Roach and Barbara Leech. Perez is a Nassau TSIC student, recently graduated from UNF, who spoke at the conference. CATS ANGELS Take Stock receives award ORLANDO – Take Stock in Children of Books needed Nassau County received the Achievement for ‘This award really belongs to Nassau Humane Society Excellence Mentoring Award at the 2009 TSIC, will hold its annual Paw Prints Inc. state conference on June 2 in Orlando. the 167 mentors who meet Book and Plant Sale on Friday Take Stock in Children, a mentoring and each week with their Take Aug. 7 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and scholarship program, has 167 Nassau County Saturday Aug. 8th from 9 a.m.- high school students enrolled. Students are Stock students.’ matched with mentors and will earn tuition 3 p.m. at the Fernandina JODY MACKLE, PROGRAM DIRECTOR Beach airport. Please drop off scholarships to college or vocational school your unwanted books, CDs, upon graduating from high school. DVDs, artwork or other items “This award really belongs to the 167 men- Stock in Children of Sarasota County Belle is an outgoing kitty at the shelter located at 671 tors who meet each week with their Take Stock • Excellence in Program Management – that loves to play with people, Airport Road. All donations students, giving them the encouragement and Manatee County Schools Foundation, Brevard cats or dogs. She is 9 months are tax deductible. Contact guidance they need to be successful,” said Schools Foundation, Escambia Foundation for old and full of positive energy. Gail 206-4092 or Sandra 321- Jody Mackle, program director. “We all feel Excellence, and Charlotte Education Belle is very happy and has point. Dog adoption fee is 2319 with questions. very fortunate to work with such wonderful, Foundation. been known to talk to get $125, which includes Author talk caring volunteers.” The Florida Lottery, a long-term statewide attention. Contact Cats Angels neuter/spay, distemper Local program partners from across the sponsor of Take Stock in Children sponsored for information. Our adoption combo and rabies vaccination. Author Charles E. Pattillo state were honored at the conference for their the event attended by more than 140 educa- fee is $90 (littermate special The Thrift Store/Adoption III will be the guest speaker at success in providing low-income, at-risk chil- tional advocates from around the state. two for $150). All cats are Center is open Monday- the July 13 meeting of the dren with scholarships, mentors and hope. Take Stock in Children is a non-profit organ- combo tested for feluk/fiv. All Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. We General Duncan Lamont Seven awards were given to program part- ization providing scholarships, mentors and are spayed/ neutered and cur- always appreciate donations. Clinch Historical Society of ners who provided outstanding dedication and hope to Florida’s underprivileged youth. It is a rent with vaccinations. If you are caring for animals Amelia Island. commitment to the students they serve during public-private partnership that includes an Dutchess is a very sweet, and need help getting them St. Dunstan’s & John is a the 2008-9 school year. The following awards array of individual, civic, government, non- gentle and smart girl. She is spayed/neutered, call First recently published work of were given: profit and for profit organizations. housebroken and is ready for Coast No More Homeless historical fiction by Pattillo, an • Excellence in Mentoring – Nassau County Take Stock/Nassau is affiliated with Florida a family that will love her for- Pets at (904) 425-0005. architect and third generation led by Florida Community College at Community College at Jacksonville and the ever. Dutchess is a shepherd If you don’t qualify, call Floridian and grandson of an Jacksonville FCCJ Foundation, Inc. For more information mix and when she is attentive, Cats Angels at 321-2267 to dis- Episcopal priest. He was born • Excellence in Program Growth – Lake about Take Stock in Children, call Jody Mackle her ears stand up to a perfect cuss options. and raised in Tampa. After City Community College Foundation and Take at 904-548-4464 or email [email protected]. serving four years in the U.S. Air Force, he attended the University of Florida, receiv- NASSAU HUMANE SOCIETY ing a Bachelor of Arts degree, HOME AND GARDEN BRIEFS followed by a Master of Arts in architecture. As a success- Free herbs ful practicing architect in Jacksonville, he designed Fresh herbs are available homes, apartments, schools, in the UF/IFAS Nassau condominiums, medical facili- County Demonstration ties, churches and clubs. Garden at the James S. Page In St. Dunstan’s & John, Governmental Complex on Pattillo blends history, archi- Nassau Place in Yulee. tecture and mystery into a Currently ready for harvest post-Civil War saga. The book are the rosemary, thyme explores the impact of the war and sage. Free to the public, on the lives of three young just bring a pair of scissors men and the disappearance of or pruning snippers and financial assets of the Confe- help yourself. For more SUBMITTED Summer is a beautiful dog derate States of America, all information on herbs grown The 2009 American Legion Auxiliary Cookbook, Unit that came to us as a stray. She amidst the beauty of the St. in the garden, see http:// 54 will be available at the Fernandina Farmers is undergoing heart worm Johns River and 18 small nassau.ifas.ufl.edu/horticul- Market on July 4. treatment and is doing well. wooden frame churches built ture/herbs/herblist.html. She walks wonderfully on a cial person to snuggle with. along its banks after the war. leash and loves people. She Summer, Zeek and many Now include two men in the Master Gardener as well as a variety of organ- Participants will receive a may do best in a home with- others are available for adop- present day, seeking the treas- ic products, specialty foods copy of the district’s 80-page out other dogs but would tion at the Nassau Humane ure they believe is hidden in applications and plants. The market is “Waterwise Florida probably adjust to a new Society, 671 Airport Road in the river churches, and you People interested in the located at Seventh and Landscapes” guide and a friend. Please come by and Fernandina Beach. Call 321- have St. Dunstan’s & John. Master Gardener volunteer Centre streets. Call 491-4872 copy of the district’s meet this beautiful girl! 1647 or visit nassauhumaneso- The meeting will be held program may pick up an or visit www.fernandinafarm- “Neighborhood Guide to Zeek is a 3-year-old kitty ciety.com. The Paw Prints July 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the com- application at the Yulee ersmarket.com. Stormwater Systems,” with who likes to roam around our Book Sale is Aug. 7 and 8 munity room of the Fernan- Extension office (call first to information about proper cattery looking for fun. He is a across the street at the air- dina Beach Police Depart- be sure someone is at the Kayak tour maintenance of a stormwa- very handsome guy with lots port. We are collecting books, ment, 1525 Lime St. The office) or complete the appli- The Nassau Sierra Club ter pond. of love to give! He would pre- CDs, DVDs and games at our community is welcome. cation online. The fee is $85 will host an Egans Creek Rebecca Jordi, University fer to have a window to look front office and need dona- and training is August guided kayak/canoe trip on of Florida IFAS Nassau out of, but would be extra tions to make this sale a suc- Story hour through October, every July 12. It is open to the pub- County Extension Horticul- happy to have a bed and a spe- cess! A Play Date & Story Hour Wednesday from 9:30 a.m.- lic. ture agent, and Paula presented by the Nassau 3:30 p.m. Sessions alternate The three- to four-hour Staples, Nassau County County Public Library System between Duval and Nassau outing will leave from the Watershed Action volunteer will be held July 14 from 10:30- counties. The application North End Boat Ramp at coordinator, will lead the RAIN 11:30 a.m. at the Chick-Fil-A in deadline is July 10. For infor- 10:45 a.m. If water condi- session. Call Staples at 225- Yulee. For information contact mation and applications visit tions are too choppy the 5613, e-mail wavnassau@sjr- Just in time for the Fourth Youth Librarian Michelle http://nassau.ifas.ufl.edu/h launch will be moved to 14th wmd.com or contact of July! Meet Spanky Doodle Forde at 548-4858 or visit orticulture/mgnassau.html. Street (where there is a $5 Rebecca Jordi at 548-1116 or Dandy. He is one of our many http://read.nassau.lib.fl.us. Contact Becky Jordi, Nassau fee for ramp use). Other- [email protected]. puppies here at RAIN. Spanky County Horticulture Exten- wise there is no cost for the is a hound mix of about 16 Coffee with author sion agent, at 548-1116. event. Sierra Club outing weeks old. He is crate trained, The Amelia Island Book The 4- to 5-mile tour will A weekend outing with does well with other dogs and Festival announces “Coffee & Farmers market travel south to Atlantic manatees and the other has taught himself how to use Conversation” with Dorothea The 2009 American Avenue with the potential to fauna and flora of Crystal a doggy door for potty time. Benton Frank from 8:30-10 Legion Auxiliary Cookbook, travel up some of the creeks River and Homosassa Spanky will grow to be a a.m. July 15 at The Golf Club Unit 54 will be available at running to the east into Fort Springs is planned for Aug. medium to large pet and will of Amelia Island at Summer the Fernandina Farmers Clinch. Experience the 14-16 by the Nassau Sierra need some room to run. Beach. Market on July 4. plants, animals and birds in Club. The event is open to For more information on The fundraising event also This is a one-of-a-kind a tidal salt marsh. the public. Spanky and other pets at kicks off Frank’s book tour for cookbook that has not been Bring your own kayak or Club members will travel RAIN, please e-mail us at rain- her newest novel, Return to done before and will proba- canoe and personal flotation to Crystal River on Friday, [email protected] or call Sullivans Island, a sequel to bly not be done again for devices (required). Also rec- Aug. 14 and meet Saturday (904) 879-5861. Please her earlier novel, Sullivans many years. The recipes ommended are sun protec- at Manatee Tours USA for a remember to keep your pets Island. Tickets are $35 and come from members of the tion, water, insect repellent morning manatee tour and safe and put them indoors available at Books Plus or the American Legion, American and food as desired. The trip an afternoon of kayaking at during the Fourth of July fire- and name tags, in the event Golf Club of Amelia. Legion Auxiliary and the is suitable for beginners and Crystal River/Kings Bay. crackers. If your pets must be they may get scared and run The Amelia Island Book American Legion Riders. above. There will be a com- Group rates include $39 for outdoors, make sure they are away. Have a safe and happy Festival is scheduled for Feb. The book has been dedicat- prehensive safety briefing. the manatee tour and $25 for properly identified with rabies Independence Day! 11-13, with fundraisers leading ed to the “Old Log Cabin” Len Kreger, a certified kayak rental. up to the main event. and the city of Fernandina Sierra outings leader, will Sunday optional activities For information visit for their generosity and lead the tour. To RSVP or for include a visit to Homosassa www.ameliaislandbookfesti- kindness in allowing the information contact Kreger Springs Wildlife Park that STARS val.com or call Dickie legion to make the cabin at [email protected] or showcases native Florida Anderson at 556-6455. their home for so many at (904) 432-8389. wildlife. Recreational oppor- Ashley is a petite and Writers and poets years. Pond program tunities include picnicking, sweet little Pappilon mix. She Funds from the cook- nature study and bird watch- is 2 years old, tan and white The Nassau County book sales will go to the The Nassau County ing. Group admission rates and weighs 7 pounds. Writers and Poets Society will legion’s general fund which Watershed Action Volunteer of $9 for adults and $6 for Save the Animals Rescue meet at 9:30 a.m. July 18 at the is used to send care pack- Program and Nassau children are available for 10 Society does not run a shelter. Fernandina Beach Municipal ages to U.S. troops, supplies County Extension are team- or more people. Animals are fostered by Airport. to the VA hospital and sup- ing up to offer a free pro- Participants arrange STARS members until a suit- All writers and poets in the port Relay for Life, adopting gram on Florida waterwise their own lodging and pay able and caring home is county are invited; bring two a family at Christmas time, landscaping and stormwater the concessionaire fees found. STARS needs new fos- double-spaced pages of your Micah’s Place and many pond maintenance on July directly. For information and ter homes in order to rescue original prose or two to three other community organiza- 13 at 6:30 p.m. at the James to register for the event and more animals and increase of your poems. For informa- tions. S. Page Governmental be eligible for group rates, adoptions. tion contact Cara at The market, open every Complex, Conference Room contact Len Kreger at If you are interested in sofamelia.org and fill out an www.wordsmythe @net- Saturday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m., A, 96135 Nassau Place, [email protected] or adopting a STARS dog, please adoption application. Thank magic.net. features farm fresh produce Yulee. (904) 432-8389 by July 24. visit our website at www.star- you.

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Hupp and Ray. Chow down on last Saturday of each month catfish and hotdogs, coleslaw, from 10:30 a.m.-noon. PEOPLE &PLACES CLASS REUNIONS fries and dessert. Beer and Children are asked to pre-reg- wine will be available for pur- ister by calling the gallery I FBHS Class of 1989 Roberts, Stacie Scott, Carol chase. Best-dressed wins a 261-7020. members must submit their Small, Brian Smith, Keith prize. Bring your lawn chairs. SPECIAL EVENTS begin July 6 from 6-7:30 p.m. RSVPs and payments prior Smith, Teresa Stewart, Admission is $15 for adults ONGOING in lunchroom two at Baptist to July 5. If you have lost Ginger Sylvester, Tony and $10 for kids. Tickets are Art reception Medical Center Nassau, 1250 your reunion information or Tiner, Deatra Williams, Eric available at the NHS Dog Trivia night South 18th St., Fernandina have questions, e-mail FBH Williams, Annetta Young, Park (across from the Bonnie Cameron and Peter Beach. [email protected]. John Zollenhofer, Lisa Fernandina Beach airport) Enjoy “Trivia with Scott are the featured artists For information or to reg- The schedule includes Ferguson, Randall Tyson, and at Redbones Dog Bakery Maggie” on Wednesdays at for July/August at the Island ister call Jennifer Emmons at happy hour at the Palace Jennifer Johnson, Angie and Boutique on South 7:30 p.m. at the Crab Trap in Art Association. An opening 548-1867 or e-mail jennifer_ Saloon at 8 p.m. July 17; Evans, Hope Harris, Greg Eighth Street in the Pelican downtown Fernandina Beach. reception for their exhibit, “In [email protected]. Family Beach Day at Main Simmons, Julie Key, Warren Palms plaza. Enjoy a special trivia menu Celebration of Nature and Beach at 11 a.m. July 18 Grant and Eddie DeLong. and drinks, win prizes and lis- Women,” will be held July 3 Computer classes (pack your own coolers), fol- I Fernandina Beach ten to music while you from 5-9 p.m. lowed by an adults only cele- High School Class of improve your memory and The gallery is located at 18 Computer classes will be bration at the Golf Club of 1974 will hold its 35-year get smarter. Free and open to N. Second St., Fernandina offered at the Council on Amelia Island, with cocktails reunion Aug. 13-15. the public. Beach. Call 261-7020 or visit Aging, 1367 South 18th St., from 6-7 p.m. and heavy hors Classmates will receive a www.islandart.org. from 3-4 p.m. on consecutive d’oeuvres and dancing from mailing soon concerning all Rotary Sunrise Tuesdays starting July 7. 7-11 p.m.; and breakfast at 10 the dates. Organizers also ART THIS WEEK The classes will cover e- a.m. July 19 at the Golf Club are using Facebook to get The Rotary Club of Amelia mail, searching for informa- of Amelia Island. the word out. E-mail The Amelia Island Film Island Sunrise meets weekly Yappy Hour tion on the Internet, other Organizers are still look- mariebrown2007@bell- Festival announces a special on Friday at 7:30 a.m. at the basics of computer use and ing for the following class- south.net with any ques- festival award in honor of Don Fernandina Beach Golf Club, The next Yappy Hour will any other topics of interest. mates and would appreciate tions. Cost is $40 per person Davis (1931-2008) to be pre- 2800 Bill Melton Road. be held from 6-8 p.m. tonight The series will be taught by contact information: James (Thursday Putt-Putt golf at sented to a filmmaker for a Contact Deb Cottle, presi- at the Falcon’s Nest at Amelia computer instructor, Jan Alvarez, Greg Baker, James Main Beach; Friday at the film made in Florida. Davis dent, at [email protected] or Island Plantation, with a patri- Cote-Merow. The cost is $62 Barnette, Antonia Barraza, Surf; and Saturday dinner at was instrumental in creating call 556-9289. otic theme in honor of July per person for the entire four- Donna Brown, Tammy the Fernandina Beach Golf Florida’s Film Production 4th. Lynda Mixson, founder of week course. All of the pro- Brown, Tanisha Brown, Club). Incentive Program. MUSEUMS Rescuing Animals in Nassau, ceeds will be donated to COA Dana Byerly, Chris Calhoun, I Fernandina Beach The Second Annual AIFF will provide an update on the for the purchase of emer- Burton Callaway, Hugh High School Class of will be held in Fernandina Housed in the historic RAIN Train, which transports gency telephone equipment Chrisher, Camille Cotton, 1964 will hold its reunion Beach for four days in Nassau County jail, the shelter animals from Nassau for homebound seniors. Wayne Crawley, Brannon July 11. For information call February, beginning Feb. 25. Amelia Island Museum of County to larger shelters To register call Frances Crowe, Tina DeBartolo, 261-0130. July 10 will be a Visit History, 233 S. Third St., throughout the state where Bartelt at 261-0701, ext. 102. Keith Fisher, William social at 7 p.m. in the build- www.AmeliaIslandFilmFestiva showcases the island’s 4,000 they have more opportunity to For information on the course (Brian) Flemming, Todd ing next to the Palace Saloon l.org for more information years of history. be adopted. Donations are topics, contact Jan Cote- Gilliam, G.L. Griffis, Dawn on Centre Street. The class- about festival events and film Open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. accepted for RAIN at all Yappy Merow at 583-2870. Hanson, Valerie Henry, Paul es of 1963 and 1965 are invit- submission applications. Monday through Saturday Hours; $10 will buy an at-risk Krebs, Toni Mason, Pam ed. Cost is $10 per person. • • • and 1-4 p.m. Sunday. dog a ticket on the RAIN Book & gift fair Moize, Jay Parks, Jimmy Call Kathy McFarland at 261- Island Art Association Admission is $7 adults, $4 stu- Train. For more information Park, Jeff Prevatt, Paulette 5856 for information. member, Paul N. Massing will dents and $4 military. on Yappy Hour, contact Stacy The Baptist Medical exhibit his recent works of art Visit www.ameliamuse- at Bark Avenue Pet Boutique, Center Nassau Auxiliary will at The Intercoastal Wine um.org or call 261-7378. 261-2275. hold a fundraiser Book & Gift Ga.). Cost is $225/double or information contact the the- Company, 10 N. Second St., • Docent-led tours are Fair from 7 a.m.-4 p.m. July 9 $260/single, including accom- ater at 261-6749. through July. held at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the Conference Room. Buy modations, space to work, “Portraits, Pirates and Monday through Saturday wonderful books and unique meals, attendance gift, assis- Birthday bash Other Local Notables” and at 2 p.m. Sunday. gifts at reasonable prices. tance from consultants, shop- includes paintings of pirates • Walking tours are held Browsers welcome. For infor- ping and more. Contact Amy “The Biggest Birthday in full costume and others in the third Thursday at 7 p.m. mation call Stephanie Jo Marasco at 335-1619 or Party Ever” will be held 6:30- historic garb from live sittings starting at the railroad depot Manwell on Mondays at 321- [email protected] to 11 p.m. July 31 at the by local people. on Centre Street. Purchase 3818 or email manwells@ learn more/reserve your Fernandina Beach Woman’s • • • your tickets in advance at the tds.net. space. Club, 201 Jean Lafitte Blvd. Amelia Arts Academy pro- museum. The evening will feature vides art and music program- • Ghost Tours are held Faith at the Movies ACT auditions music by national recording ming for students of all ages. every Friday at 6 p.m. Meet at artist Miles Jaye, a classically Financial aid and scholarships the cemetery behind St. Memorial United Amelia Community trained violinist and R&B and are available. Classes offered Peter’s Episcopal Church. Methodist Church is hosting Theatre will hold auditions for contemporary jazz composer, include guitar, piano, violin, Purchase your tickets in Historic pub crawls a film series titled Faith at the “The Dixie Swim Club” at 7 and Jacksonville saxophonist voice, and art. Contact 277- advance at the museum. Movies. This is a brand-new p.m. July 20 and 21 at 209 Allana Southerland, as well as 1225 for more information. Starting this month, the series designed to explore Cedar St. a dinner buffet, fruit, cheese • • • The deadline to submit Amelia Island Museum of issues of faith through popu- Five women are needed and veggie station, dessert The Island Art items to People & Places is 5 History will offer historic pub lar movies. for the cast of bar, beer and wine and “Claws Association, 18 N. Second St., p.m. Thursday. Reach Siân crawls. One ticket will get you There will be a simultane- this comedy and Paws” martini bar. Fernandina Beach, offers Perry at sperry@fbnewslead one drink at each of four pubs ous movie and program for about a Tickets are $30. RSVP to children’s art education the er.com. and an earful of colorful tales children, as well as a nursery. group of www.thebiggestjulybirthday- about the places you visit as All are welcome. Movies women partyever.myevent.com/3/rsv well as those you see along start at 6:30 p.m. in Maxwell who p.htm. the way. The crawls will be Hall. were SHELTER held Thursday evenings. For The lineup includes: July team- more information, contact Liz 10, “The Pursuit of mates on ‘Woofstock’ at 261-7378, ext. 100, or e-mail Happyness,” July 24, their college Celebrate the 40th anniver- ANIMALS NEED [email protected]. “Romero” and Aug. 7, “The swim team and now get sary of Ultimate Gift.” together every summer for a Wood- NEXT WEEK long weekend to catch up, stock with HOMES TOO... laugh and meddle in each Woofstock Yard sale other’s lives. at the Food addicts meet Girl Scout Troop 880 and During the course of the Nassau Food Addicts Anonymous the Miner Road volunteer fire play, they age from their 40s Humane Adopt a meetings are held Mondays at department will host a large to their 70s. This extremely Society 9:30 a.m. at the Alachua Club yard sale on July 11 starting funny play is a celebration of Dog Park Companion located at Third and Alachua at 8 a.m. Booths are available. friendship and will be direct- on Aug. 15 streets in Fernandina Beach. Contact Helen at 226-1270 for ed by Barry Ralston. from 5-10 Call (904) 310-6680 for addi- more information. Rehearsals begin in early p.m. Enjoy Today! tional information. August and performances are mellow APUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE NEWS-LEADER Garage sale between Sept.10-26. For music by River meeting RAIN Humane Society will The St. Marys River hold a garage sale on July 11. CROSSWORD Management Committee will If you have small furniture, meet July 6 at 7 p.m. at the household items, toys, gar- County Building, 45401 dening items or anything you Solution For Previous Puzzle Food Processing (an Anagram puzzle) Mickler St., Callahan. would like to donate (no ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Committee members meet clothing please), call 1. Showed fright beforehand for dinner and Rosemary at 321-4216. 13 14 15 6. Sports equipment subcommittee discussion at Cedar River Seafood on US 1 COMING UP 10. Air hero 16 17 18 (542500 N. Kings Road) in 13. 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8B WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2009 LEISURE News-Leader JULY 4TH FESTIVITIES Freedom festival dog. Proceeds benefit Project Chance, which Story & Song provides assistance dogs to children with Celebrate Independence Day at the Stars & autism. Meet at the Nature Center at 9:45 a.m. “An Evening of Story & Song,” sponsored Stripes Freedom Festival in Central Park on Dress your pooch in patriotic attire. To register, by First Coast Community Bank and the July 4 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., followed by a call Bark Avenue at 261-2275. Founders of St. Peter’s, presents singer/song- patriotic parade on Centre Street at 7 p.m., a writers Gary Culley and Mark Elliott on July 5 concert of Americana music at 8 p.m. in front of Whitby Quinn concert at Burns Hall, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, 801 the depot, capped by fireworks at the Fernan- Whitby Quinn will perform from 6-9 p.m. Atlantic Ave. Doors open at 6:45 p.m.; the show dina Harbor Marina about 9:30 p.m. July 4 at Cafe Karibo, corner of Alachua and begins at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at First For more information contact Marty Scott at North Third streets. After the concert, enjoy Coast Community Bank, 1750 South 14th St., or 753-4467, Arlene Scott at 753-8774, fax 321-5643 fireworks downtown. at the door. Call 277-2664 for information. or e-mail [email protected]. Visit The duo of Whitby Quinn combines the per- Allegiance concert www.shinybadgesball.com formance and songwriting talents of local song- Pooch parade writers Robert H Sanders and Michael J The community is invited to a free choral SUBMITTED Howerton. The music style is an acoustic eclec- concert on July 5 at 7 p.m. at Amelia Baptist Allegiance, a four-part harmony touring Bark Avenue’s annual Patriotic Pooch tic sound and they will perform original music Church, 961167 Buccaneer Trail. Call the group comprising teens from area Parade will be held at 10 a.m. July 4 at the and cover tunes. The duo’s CD, “She’s Gone,” church at 261-9527 for more information about churches, performs Sunday at Amelia Amelia Island Plantation. The cost is $10 per will be available at a special price. this free concert for the entire family. Baptist Church. LEGAL NOTICES

BOARD OF COUNTY Fredericks a/k/a Monica Lee ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER chain link fence and swing A/K/A 76117 DEERWOOD within 30 days after the first LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COMMISSIONERS Turner and David Wade Turner, TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- gates as shown on the draw- DRIVE,YULEE, FL 32097 publication, if any, on Florida THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Jr.are defendant(s),I will sell to CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, ings. An option for fence fab- Any person claiming an Default Law Group, P.L., CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN AND INVITATION TO BID (ITB) the highest and best bidder AT NO COST TO YOU, TO THE ric will be provided for the interest in the surplus from the Plaintiff’s attorney, whose THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE FOR NASSAU COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN for cash, AT THE MAIN PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- north side fence only.The con- sale, if any, other than the address is 9119 Corporate OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF CIVIL ACTION that the Board of County ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU TANCE.PLEASE CONTACT NAS- tractor will provide shop draw- property owner as of the date Lake Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, THIS NOTICE ON THEM. CASE NO. 09-CA-121 Commissioners of Nassau COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX SAU COUNTY COURTHOUSE, ings for all materials used in of the Lis Pendens must file a Florida 33634,and file the orig- All other creditors of the GREEN TREE SERVICING, LLC., County, Florida invites sealed LOCATED AT 76347 VETERANS 416 Centre Street,Fernandina construction or installation in claim within sixty (60) days inal with this Court either decedent and persons hav- Plaintiff, bids for: WAY,YULEE,FLORIDA,32097 AT Beach, FL 32034 WITHIN 2 association with this project. after the sale. before service on Plaintiff’s ing claims or demands against vs. LEACHATE MANAGEMENT 11:30 A.M.on July 27,2009 the WORKING DAYS OF YOUR The remaining site improve- WITNESS MY HAND and the attorney or immediately there- the estate of the decedent TINA M. HALLMAN; JOHN W. WEST NASSAU LANDFILL following described property RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE OF ments consist of construction seal of this Court on 19 June, after; otherwise a default will must file their claims with this HALLMAN; JOHN DOE and BID NO. NC09-024 as set forth in said Final SALE: IF YOU ARE HEARING of a new concrete pad for 2009. be entered against you for the Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS JANE DOE, Unknown PROJECT DESCRIPTION Judgment, to-wit: IMPAIRED CALL: 1-800-955- recycling/transfer facility bins John A. Crawford relief demanded in the AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST Tenant(s). The scope of work shall LOT 18, BLOCK 2, OF WIL- 8771; IF YOU ARE VOICE or containers, along with Clerk of the Circuit Court Complaint or petition. PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. Defendant(s). include but not be limited to LOWBRANCH ACRES, AC- IMPAIRED CALL: 1-800-955- pavement marking and storm By: /s/ C. Easterwood This notice shall be pub- ALL CLAIMS AND NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT the collecting, transporting, CORDING TO THE PLAT THERE- 8770. water drainage system Deputy Clerk lished once each week for two DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL TO F.S.CHAPTER 45 and properly disposing of OF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT DATED at Fernandina improvements including a Florida Default Law Group, consecutive weeks in the BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTICE IS GIVEN that pur- leachate from the Nassau BOOK 4, PAGE 58, OF THE PUB- Beach, Florida, this 24 day of conveyance swale and a P.L. Fernandina Beach News The date of the first publi- suant to a Final Judgment of County Solid Waste Facility LIC RECORDS OF NASSAU June, 2009. pond with outfall structure. P.O. Box 25018 Leader. cation of this Notice is July 1, Foreclosure, dated 26 June, located at 46026 Landfill Road, COUNTY,FLORIDA. JOHN A. CRAWFORD The proposed storm water Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 WITNESS my hand and the 2009. 2009, in the above-styled Callahan,Florida 32011,to the ANY PERSON CLAIMING CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT management system consists F07049170 NMNC- seal of this Court on this 23 day DANIEL S. BRIM, ESQUIRE cause, I will sell to the highest Contractor’s facility. AN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS COURT of a wet detention lake SPECFHLMC-R-ejayska of June, 2009. Attorney for Personal and best bidder for cash at For detailed information FROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER Nassau County,Florida designed to handle 37.3% Americans with Disabilities John A. Crawford Representative the main entrance of the regarding the bid due date THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER By: /s/ Amanda Stearn impervious cover over the Act Clerk of the Court 501 Centre Street • Suite 107 Nassau County Judicial Annex, and bid requirements for this AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- DEPUTY CLERK drainage basin area. The If you are a person with a By: /s/ Sue Powell Post Office Box 746 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee, ITB, please visit the Nassau DENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH- ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: drainage basin area that is disability who needs any As Deputy Clerk Fernandina Beach, FL 32035- Florida at 11:30 a.m.on the 10 County’s website at http:// IN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, LLP routed through the wet deten- accommodation in order to Florida Default Law Group, 0746 day of August, 2009 the fol- www.nassaucountyfl.com or IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH 10004 North Dale Mabry tion lake includes 2.22 acres participate in this proceeding, P.L. (904) 261-6113 lowing described real and per- contact the Contract Man- A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY Hwy,Suite 112 of the site. The proposed wet you are entitled, at no cost to P.O. Box 25018 (904) 261-9008 - fax sonal property: agement Department at 904- ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER Tampa, Florida 33618 detention lake will discharge you,to the provision of certain Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 Florida Bar No.: 0179174 A portion of the North 1/2 491-7377.Proposal information TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- 09-122703 across the landfill access road assistance please contact the BANKAMERICA2-CONV-B- BRIAN SCOTT CORDLE of the NE 1/4 of Section Five 5, is also available at http:// CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, 2t 07-01-08-2009 along the south side of the site circuit court at (904) 321-5709. lcurry-F09040362 Personal Representative Township 3 North, Range 24 www.demandstar.com. AT NO COST TO YOU, TO THE 7582 in a culvert into the existing 2t 07-01-08-2009 Americans with Disabilities 2t 07-01-08-2009 East, Nassau County, Florida ATTEST: PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- —————- wetlands. The permit for this 7585 Act 7588 being more particularly JOHN A. CRAWFORD TANCE.PLEASE CONTACT NAS- IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 4th system has been submitted to ————— If you are a person with a ————— described as follows: EX-OFFICIO CLERK SAU COUNTY COURTHOUSE, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF SJRWMD. The contractor will IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR disability who needs any IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Commence at the SE corner BARRY HOLLOWAY 416 Centre Street,Fernandina FLORIDA, IN AND FOR adhere to the permit require- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA accommodation in order to NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA of the North 1/2 of NE 1/4 of CHAIRMAN Beach, FL 32034 WITHIN 2 NASSAU COUNTY ments. PROBATE DIVISION participate in this proceeding, PROBATE DIVISION said Section 5; thence South BOARD OF COUNTY WORKING DAYS OF YOUR Case #: 2009-CA-000033 NON-MANDATORY PRE-BID FILE NO.: 09-CP-90 you are entitled, at no cost to File No. 09-93-CP 88 degrees 58’ 36”West, a dis- COMMISSIONERS RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE OF Division #: A MEETING: A non-mandatory DIVISION: B you,to the provision of certain Division: A tance of 772.28 feet to the NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA SALE: IF YOU ARE HEARING UNC: pre-bid meeting will be held IN RE: ESTATE OF assistance please contact the IN RE: ESTATE OF point of beginning; thence 1t 07-01-2009 IMPAIRED CALL: 1-800-955- EverHome Mortgage on Thursday,July 9,2009 at 1:00 ROBERT H. SPIEGEL, circuit court at (904) 321-5709. JAMES A. WHITEFORD continue South 88 degrees 58’ 7590 8771; IF YOU ARE VOICE Company, PM. Location of the pre-bid Deceased. 2t 07-01-08-2009 Deceased. 36”West,a distance of 30 feet; —————- IMPAIRED CALL: 1-800-955- Plaintiff, meeting will be at the West NOTICE TO CREDITORS 7586 NOTICE TO CREDITORS thence North 00 degrees 54’ IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 4th 8770. -vs.- Nassau Landfill located at The administration of the ————— The administration of the 33” West, a distance of 500 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF DATED at Fernandina Robert F.Duprey and 46026 Landfill Road,Callahan, estate of ROBERT H. SPIEGEL, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE estate of James A. Whiteford, feet; thence North 89 degrees FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Beach, Florida, this 24 day of Kathleen T. Duprey,Husband Florida 32011.Failure to attend deceased,File Number 09-CP- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN deceased, whose date of 55’ 11” East, a distance of NASSAU COUNTY June, 2009. and Wife; Household will be at the proposers own 90, is pending in the Circuit AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, death was June 24, 2007, is 328.80 feet; thence South 00 Case #: 2009-CA-000034 JOHN A. CRAWFORD Finance Corporation, III; risk. Court for Nassau County, FLORIDA pending in the Circuit Court degrees 54’ 33” East, a dis- Division #: A CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT North Hampton Association, The RFP documents are Florida, Probate Division, the CIVIL ACTION for Nassau County, Florida, tance of 166.36 feet; thence UNC: COURT Inc.; available on Onvia address of which is Nassau CASE NO.: 45-2009-CA- Probate Division, the address South 89 degrees 05’27”West, Citibank, N.A. as Trustee for Nassau County,Florida Defendant(s). Demandstar, www.demand- County Courthouse, 76347 000317 of which is 76347 Veterans a distance of 298.77 feet; American Home Mortgage By: /s/ Amanda Stearn NOTICE OF SALE star.com, or from: Veterans’Way,Suite 456,Yulee, DIVISION: A Way, Yulee, FL 32097. The thence South 00 degrees 54’ Assets Trust 2006-4 Mortgage- DEPUTY CLERK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Charlotte J.Young, Contract Florida 32097.The names and SELECT PORTFOLIO names and addresses of the 33” East, a distance of 328.83 Backed Pass-Through ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: pursuant to an Order of Final Manager addresses of the personal rep- SERVICING, INC., personal representative and feet to the point of beginning. Certificates, Series 2006-4, SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, LLP Judgment of Foreclosure Capital Projects resentative and the personal Plaintiff, the personal representative’s Together with that certain Plaintiff, 10004 North Dale Mabry dated June 23, 2009, entered Administration representative’s are set forth vs. attorney are set forth below. manufactured home more -vs.- Hwy,Suite 112 in Civil Case No. 2009-CA- 96135 Nassau Place, Suite 6 below. CASSANDRA DENNARD, et al, All creditors of the dece- specifically described as: Richard W.Obszarski and Tampa, Florida 33618 000033 of the Circuit Court of Yulee, FL 32097 ALL CREDITORS ARE NOTIFIED Defendant(s). dent and other persons having 2002, Nobility doublewide (28 Ann Bridget Obszarski a/k/a 08-100855 the 4th Judicial Circuit in and (904) 491-7377 THAT: NOTICE OF ACTION claims or demands against x 66) with Serial Number Ann B. Obszarski, Husband 2t 07-01-08-2009 for Nassau County, Florida, [email protected] All creditors of the dece- TO: decedent’s estate on whom a N18509 A&B. and Wife; 7581 wherein EverHome Mortgage m dent and other persons having REGINALD DENNARD copy of this notice is required Any person claiming an Defendant(s). —————- Company,Plaintiff and Robert The Nassau County Board claims or demands against LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: to be served must file their interest in the surplus from the NOTICE OF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 4th F. Duprey and Kathleen T. of County Commissioners decedent’s estate on whom a 909 DIVISION STREET claims with this court WITHIN sale, if any, other than the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Duprey,Husband and Wife are reserves the right to waive for- copy of this notice is served FERNANDINA BEACH, FL THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER property owner as of the date pursuant to an Order of Final FLORIDA, IN AND FOR defendant(s), I will sell to the malities in any proposal; reject must file their claims with this 32034 THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- of the lis pendens must file a Judgment of Foreclosure NASSAU COUNTY highest and best bidder for any or all proposals in whole or Court WITHIN THE LATER OF CURRENT ADDRESS: CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 claim within sixty (60) days dated June 23, 2009, entered Case #: 2009-CA-000038 cash, AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE in part, with or without cause; THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE UNKNOWN DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- after the sale. in Civil Case No. 2009-CA- Division #: A OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- and to accept the proposal OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- VICE OF A COPY OF THIS Dated this 26 day of June, 000034 of the Circuit Court of UNC: CIAL ANNEX LOCATED AT that in its best judgment will THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, NOTICE ON THEM. 2009. the 4th Judicial Circuit in and Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. as 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, be for the best interest of AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF UNDER, AND AGAINST THE All other creditors of the John A. Crawford for Nassau County, Florida, Trustee for Option One FLORIDA, 32097 AT 11:30 A.M. Nassau County,Florida. A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL decedent and other persons Clerk of Court wherein Citibank, N.A. as Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-2, on July 27, 2009 the following Persons with disabilities THEM. DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT having claims or demands By: /s/ C. Easterwood Trustee for American Home Asset-Backed Certificates, described property as set forth requiring accommodations in All other creditors of the KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, against decedent’s estate Deputy Clerk Mortgage Assets Trust 2006-4 Series 2007-2, in said Final Judgment, to-wit: order to participate in this pro- decedent and persons hav- WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN must file their claims with this 2t 07-01-08-2009 Mortgage-Backed Pass- Plaintiff, LOT 121,NORTH HAMPTON, gram or activity should con- ing claims or demands against PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER 7595 Through Certificates, Series -vs.- PHASE ONE, ACCORDING TO tact the office of the Ex-Officio the decedent’s estate must EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- —————- 2006-4,Plaintiff and Richard W. David H. Johns and Lisa I. PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED Clerk to the Board of County file their claims with this Court DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR CATION OF THIS NOTICE. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Obszarski and Ann Bridget Johns, Husband and Wife; IN PLAT BOOK 6,AT PAGES 215- Commissioners at (904) 548- WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER OTHER CLAIMANTS ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Obszarski a/k/a Ann B. Associates Financial Services 230, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS 4660 or Florida Relay Services THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Obszarski, Husband and Wife Co, Inc. f/k/a Associates OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. at (800) 955-8770 (v) or (800) TION OF THIS NOTICE. UNKNOWN FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF FLORIDA are defendant(s), I will sell to Financial Services Company ANY PERSON CLAIMING 955-8771 (TDD). Contact must ALL CLAIMS AND CURRENT ADDRESS: THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE CASE NO.: 45-2008-CA- the highest and best bidder of Florida, Inc.; AN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS be made a minimum of sev- DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL UNKNOWN WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 000553 for cash, AT THE MAIN Defendant(s). FROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER enty-two (72) hours in BE FOREVER BARRED. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NOTWITHSTANDING THE SEC.: A ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU NOTICE OF SALE THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER advance if requiring such The date of the first action to foreclose a mort- TIME PERIODS SET FORTH US BANK NATIONAL COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- accommodations. Publication of this Notice is July gage on the following prop- ABOVE,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE LOCATED AT 76347 VETERANS pursuant to an Order of Final DENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH- ATTEST: 1, 2009. erty in NASSAU County,Florida: (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER Plaintiff, WAY,YULEE,FLORIDA,32097 AT Judgment of Foreclosure IN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. JOHN A. CRAWFORD Attorney for the Personal THE NORTHERLY 86 FEET OF DECEDENT’S DEATH IS BARRED. v. 11:30 A.M.on July 27,2009 the dated June 23, 2009, entered IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH EX-OFFICIO CLERK Representative: THE WESTERLY 100 FEET OF THE The date of first publication MADELINE DUMAS, et al following described property in Civil Case No. 2009-CA- A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY BARRY HOLLOWAY KATHRYN KNEE, Esquire EASTERLY 130 FEET OF LOT 4, of this notice is July 1, 2009. Defendant(s). as set forth in said Final 000038 of the Circuit Court of ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER CHAIRMAN Florida Bar No.: 849571 BLOCK 213,CITY FERNANDINA Attorney for Personal NOTICE OF SALE Judgment, to-wit: the 4th Judicial Circuit in and TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- BOARD OF COUNTY KATHRYN KNEE, P.A. BEACH, NASSAU COUNTY, Representative: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN LOT FIFTEEN (15),HIGHLAND for Nassau County, Florida, CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, COMMISSIONERS 1027 South 8th Street FLORIDA A. Jeffrey Tomassetti, Esq. pursuant to an Order of Final HILLS, ACCORDING TO PLAT wherein Wells Fargo Bank,N.A. AT NO COST TO YOU, TO THE NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA Fernandina Beach, Florida has been filed against you and Attorney for Kenneth D. Rees Summary Judgment of THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT as Trustee for Option One PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- An Affirmative Action/Equal 32034 you are required to serve a Florida Bar No. 513260 Foreclosure dated 25 June, BOOK 6, AT PAGE 231, OF THE Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-2, TANCE.PLEASE CONTACT NAS- Opportunity Employer (904) 491-1781 copy of your written defenses 406 Ash St. 2009,entered in Civil Case No. PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU Asset-Backed Certificates, SAU COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 7591 Personal Representative: within 30 days after the first Fernandina, FL 32034 45-2008-CA-000553 of the COUNTY,FLORIDA. Series 2007-2, Plaintiff and 416 Centre Street,Fernandina —————- CRAIG R. SPIEGEL publication, if any, on Florida Telephone: (904) 261-1833 Circuit Court of the Fourth ANY PERSON CLAIMING David H. Johns and Lisa I. Beach, FL 32034 WITHIN 2 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 5839 145th Place, S.E. Default Law Group, P.L., Fax: (904) 261-8023 Judicial Circuit in and for AN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS Johns, Husband and Wife are WORKING DAYS OF YOUR PERSONAL PROPERTY CON- Bellevue, WA 98006 Plaintiff’s attorney, whose Personal Representative: Nassau County,Florida,where- FROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER defendant(s), I will sell to the RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE OF SISTING OF MISCELLANEOUS 2t 07-01-08-2009 address is 9119 Corporate Kenneth D. Rees in US BANK NATIONAL ASSO- THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER highest and best bidder for SALE: IF YOU ARE HEARING ITEMS WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH 7584 Lake Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, 4 Linden Court CIATION,AS TRUSTEE will sell to AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- cash, AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE IMPAIRED CALL: 1-800-955- AT PUBLIC SALE ON FRIDAY, ————— Florida 33634,and file the orig- New City,New York 10956 the highest bidder for cash on DENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH- OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- 8771; IF YOU ARE VOICE JULY 17, 2009 AT 10:00 A.M. AT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE inal with this Court either 2t 07-01-08-2009 20 August, 2009 in the main IN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. CIAL ANNEX LOCATED AT IMPAIRED CALL: 1-800-955- THE ADDRESS BELOW TO SATIS- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN before service on Plaintiff’s 7589 lobby of the Nassau County IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, 8770. FY OWNER’S LIEN DUE IN AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, attorney or immediately there- ————— Courthouse located at the A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY FLORIDA, 32097 AT 11:30 A.M. DATED at Fernandina ACCORDANCE WITH FLORIDA FLORIDA after; otherwise a default will IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN Judicial Annex, 76347 ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER on July 27, 2009 the following Beach, Florida, this 24 day of STATUTE 83.806. CIVIL ACTION be entered against you for the AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Veteran’s Way,Yulee,FL 32097 TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- described property as set forth June, 2009. BERGE BOGHOSSIAN 185 CASE NO.: 45-2009-CA- relief demanded in the FLORIDA at 11:30 AM relative to the fol- CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, in said Final Judgment, to-wit: JOHN A. CRAWFORD FIRST COAST MOVING & 000392 Complaint or petition. PROBATE DIVISION lowing described property as AT NO COST TO YOU, TO THE TRACT 2, EXCEPT THE WEST CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT STORAGE COMPANY DIVISION: A This notice shall be pub- FILE NO. 45-2009-CP-9566 set forth in the Final Judgment, PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- 39.89 FEET,AND THE WEST 19.55 COURT 3428 CESSNA LANE BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., lished once each week for two DIVISION: B to wit: TANCE.PLEASE CONTACT NAS- FEET OF TRACT 1,ALL IN BLOCK Nassau County,Florida FERNANDINA BEACH, FL Plaintiff, consecutive weeks in the IN RE: ESTATE OF LOT 49,HERON ISLES PHASE SAU COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 2, YULEE WOODS, SECTION By: /s/ Amanda Stearn 32034 vs. Fernandina Beach News PATRICIA A. DOUGLAS, ONE,ACCORDING TO THE PLAT 416 Centre Street,Fernandina FOUR, ACCORDING TO THE DEPUTY CLERK PO BOX 6062 JAMES L. THOMPSON, et al, Leader. Deceased. THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN Beach, FL 32034 WITHIN 2 MAP OR PLAT THEREOF, AS ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: FERNANDINA BEACH, FL Defendant(s). WITNESS my hand and the NOTICE TO CREDITORS PLAT BOOK 7, AT PAGES 40 WORKING DAYS OF YOUR RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, LLP 32035-6062 NOTICE OF ACTION seal of this Court on this 23 day The administration of the THROUGH 46, INCLUSIVE, OF RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE OF PAGES 301-302 OF THE PUBLIC 10004 North Dale Mabry WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO TO: of June, 2009. estate of PATRICIA A. DOU- THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- SALE: IF YOU ARE HEARING RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- Hwy,Suite 112 REFUSE ANY AND ALL BIDS. LAUREN L. THOMPSON John A. Crawford GLAS, whose date of death SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. IMPAIRED CALL: 1-800-955- TY, FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH Tampa, Florida 33618 2t 07-01-08-2009 LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Clerk of the Court was June 5, 2009, is pending Any person claiming an 8771; IF YOU ARE VOICE THE NORTH 23.35 FEET OF THE 08-122430 7592 103 S 20TH ST By: /s/ Sue Powell in the Circuit Court for Nassau interest in the surplus from the IMPAIRED CALL: 1-800-955- WEST 177.41 FEET OF THE EAST 2t 07-01-08-2009 —————- FERNANDINA BEACH, FL As Deputy Clerk County, Florida, Probate sale, if any, other than the 8770. 355.36 FEET OF TRACT 7,BLOCK 7583 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 320340000 Florida Default Law Group, Division, the address of which property owner as of the date DATED at Fernandina 5, YULEE WOODS, SECTION —————- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN CURRENT ADDRESS: P.L. is 76347 Veterans Way,Yulee,FL of the Lis Pendens must file a Beach, Florida, this 24 day of THREE, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOARD OF COUNTY AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, UNKNOWN P.O. Box 25018 32097. The names and claim within 60 days after the June, 2009. BOOK 5, PAGES 239 AND 240, COMMISSIONERS FLORIDA ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 addresses of the personal rep- sale. JOHN A. CRAWFORD OF SAID PUBLIC RECORDS NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, SPSFIDELITY-SPECFNMA-csil- resentative and the personal If you are a person with a CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT TOGETHER WITH THAT PORTION REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS CASE NO. 2007-CA-498 UNDER, AND AGAINST THE versto-F09016477 representative’s attorney are disability who needs any COURT OF TRACT 3, BLOCK 2, YULEE (RPF) DIVISION A HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL Americans with Disabilities set forth below. accommodation in order to Nassau County,Florida WOODS SECTION IV,ACCORD- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT Act All creditors of the dece- participate in this proceeding, By: /s/ Amanda Stearn ING TO THE MAP OR PLAT that the Board of County Plaintiff, KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, If you are a person with a dent and other persons having you are entitled, at no cost to DEPUTY CLERK THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN Commissioners of Nassau vs. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN disability who needs any claims or demands against you,to the provision of certain ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 301 AND County, Florida invites sealed KIM NGUYEN, et al, PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- accommodation in order to decedent’s estate on whom a assistance.Please contact the SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, LLP 302, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS proposals for: Defendant(s). EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, participate in this proceeding, copy of this notice has been Court Administrator at 904-548- 10004 North Dale Mabry OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. WEST NASSAU CONVENIENCE NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR you are entitled, at no cost to served must file their claims 4600. If you are hearing or Hwy,Suite 112 MORE PARTICULARLY CENTER FORECLOSURE SALE OTHER CLAIMANTS you,to the provision of certain with this Court WITHIN THE voice impaired, call Florida Tampa, Florida 33618 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FOR DESIGN-BUILD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: assistance please contact the LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE Relay Service 800-955-8770. 08-122252 A POINT OF REFERENCE COM- BID NO. NC09-025 pursuant to an Order UNKNOWN circuit court at (904) 321-5709. DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- DATED AT FERNANDINA 2t 07-01-08-2009 MENCE AT THE SOUTHWEST All proposals shall include Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale CURRENT ADDRESS: 2t 07-01-08-2009 TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 BEACH,FLORIDA THIS 25TH DAY 7580 CORNER OF TRACT 2,BLOCK 2, an original and six (6) copies, dated 18 June, 2009 and UNKNOWN 7587 DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SER- OF JUNE, 2009. —————- YULEE WOODS SECTION IV, must be in writing, and shall entered in Case No.2007-CA- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ————— VICE OF A COPY OF THIS John A. Crawford IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 4th RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, be provided by the Proposer 498 of the Circuit Court of the action to foreclose a mort- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, NOTICE ON THEM. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF PAGES 301 AND 302, OF THE addressed to: Nassau County FOURTH Judicial Circuit in and gage on the following prop- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN All other creditors of the COURT FLORIDA, IN AND FOR PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU Board of County Commission- for NASSAU County, Florida erty in NASSAU County,Florida: AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, decedent and persons hav- Nassau COUNTY,FLORIDA NASSAU COUNTY COUNTY, FLORIDA. THENCE ers, c/o John A. Crawford, Ex- wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, A PORTION OF OUTLOT 232, FLORIDA ing claims or demands against /s/ C. Easterwood Case #: 2008-CA-000386 NORTH 67 DEGREES 05 MIN- Officio Clerk, Nassau County NA, is the Plaintiff and KIM CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH, CASE NO.: 2009-CP-87 the decedent’s estate must 2t 07-01-08-2009 Division #: A UTES 30 SECONDS EAST Judicial Annex,76347 Veterans NGUYEN; ANY AND ALL FLORIDA. ALSO KNOWN AS DIVISION: A file their claims with this court 7594 UNC: ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LINE Way, Yulee, Florida 32097. UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING SUBLOT 1, OF OUTLOT 232. IN RE: THE ESTATE OF WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER —————- Washington Mutual Bank, OF TRACT 2, A DISTANCE OF Proposals will be received no BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DAVID DWAYNE CORDLE, THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- LEGAL NOTICE Plaintiff, 31.42 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 66 later than July 30,2009 at 2:00 AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FOR Deceased. CATION OF THIS NOTICE. We will sell or otherwise dis- -vs.- DEGREES 30 MINUTES 22 SEC- p.m. Facsimile proposals will INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) A POINT OF BEGINNING COM- NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL CLAIMS AND pose of the contents of the Monica Fredericks a/k/a ONDS EAST ALONG THE WEST- not be accepted. Proposals WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE MENCE AT THE INTERSECTION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL following units to satisfy the Monica Lee Turner and ERLY LINE OF TRACT 7,BLOCK 5, will be opened and read on DEAD OR ALIVE,WHETHER SAID OF THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF- CLAIMS OR DEMANDS BE FOREVER BARRED. delinquent storage lien placed David Wade Turner, Jr.; YULEE WOODS SECTION 3,PLAT July 30, 2009 at 2:05 p.m. at UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY WAY LINE OF ASH STREET AND AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: NOTWITHSTANDING THE in accordance with the state Compass Bank; State of BOOK 5,PAGES 239 AND 240,A the office of the Ex-Officio CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- THE WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY The administration of the TIME PERIOD SET FORTH of Florida Statute 83.806. Florida Department of DISTANCE OF 12.17 FEET TO A Clerk,Nassau County Judicial ES,HEIRS,DEVISEES,GRANTEES, LINE OF SOUTH 20TH STREET; estate of DAVID DWAYNE ABOVE,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO 1035 William Firestone Revenue; State of Florida POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; MORT- THENCE RUN SOUTHERLY CORDLE, deceased, File (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE General Household Goods Department of Revenue on CONTINUE SOUTH 66 DEGREES Yulee, Florida 32097. GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- ALONG SAID WESTERLY RIGHT- Number 2009-CP-87, is pend- DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH 1045 William Firestone behalf of Cynthia E. Turner; 30 MINUTES 22 SECONDS EAST Project Summary TION SYSTEMS, INC AS NOMI- OF-WAY LINE OF SOUTH 20TH ing in the Circuit Court for IS BARRED. General Household Goods State of Florida Department ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE OF The project site is located NEE FOR GREENPOINT STREET A DISTANCE OF 136.50 Nassau County, Florida, The date of the first publi- 1054 Valerie Leigh Curtis of Revenue on behalf of TRACT 7,A DISTANCE OF 20.34 at 46026 Landfill Road, MORTGAGE FUNDING, INC; FEET TO A POINT; THENCE RUN Probate Division, the address cation of this Notice is July 1, General Household Goods Lillian Palmer; Nassau FEET; THENCE SOUTH 67 Callahan, Florida. Refer to the are the Defendants,I will sell to WESTERLY ALONG A LINE PAR- of which is 76347 Veterans 2009. 2122 Kathleen Bahr County,Florida; Old Republic DEGREES 05 MINUTES 30 SEC- Cover Sheet of the drawings. the highest and best bidder ALLEL TO SAID SOUTHERLY Way, Yulee, FL 32097. The Attorney for Personal Car Parts, Misc. Air and Insurance Company c/o Old ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF The site is owned by Nassau for cash at NASSAU JUDICIAL RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF ASH names and addresses of the Representative: Power Tools Republic Equity Credit 14.11 FEET; THENCE NORTH 22 County and contains approx- ANNEX,76347 VETERAN’S WAY, STREET A DISTANCE OF 100.50 personal representatives and Wesley R. Poole of Sale will be conducted at Services, Inc. DEGREES 34 MINUTES 47 SEC- imately 2.2 acres. YULEE, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, FEET TO A POINT; THENCE RUN the personal representatives’ POOLE & POOLE, P.A. A1A Stow-A-Way Storage, Defendant(s). ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF The contractor will com- on the 24th day of July, 2009, NORTHERLY ALONG A LINE attorney are set forth below: Florida Bar No. 175441 463915 State Road 200,Yulee, NOTICE OF SALE 14.73 FEET TO THE POINT OF plete the design and verify the the following described prop- PARALLEL TO SAID WESTERLY ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE 303 Centre Street, Suite 200 Florida 32097 at 10:00 am on NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BEGINNING. boundary of the site, the erty as set forth in said Final RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF SOUTH NOTIFIED THAT: Post Office Box 1280 July 17, 2009. Open door sale, pursuant to an Order of Final ANY PERSON CLAIMING topography, the underlying Judgment: 20TH STREET A DISTANCE OF All creditors of the dece- Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 cash only.A cleaning deposit Judgment of Foreclosure AN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS soils and existing site features. LOT 196 OF TIMBER CREEK 136.50 FEET TO A POINT LOCAT- dent and other persons having Telephone: (904) 261-0742 will be taken. (904) 225-1940. dated June 23, 2009, entered FROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER The work will include minor PLANTATION PHASE ONE, ED ON THE SAID SOUTHERLY claims or demands against Personal Representative: This sale is open to the public. in Civil Case No. 2008-CA- THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER clearing and demolition with- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT RIGHT-OF-WAY OF ASH STREET decedent’s estate on whom a JAMES DALE TAYLOR 2t 07-01-08-2009 000386 of the Circuit Court of AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- in the work area as defined in THEREOF AS RECORDED IN A DISTANCE OF 100.50 FEET TO copy of this notice is served 246 Shepherds Creek Circle 7579 the 4th Judicial Circuit in and DENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH- the drawings. The contractor PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE(S) 394 THE POINT OF BEGINNING. within three months after the Rutherford, NC 28139 —————- for Nassau County, Florida, IN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. will replace the existing THROUGH 398, INCLUSIVE, OF has been filed against you and date of the first publication of 2t 07-01-08-2009 Continued next page. wherein Washington Mutual IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH boundary fence within the THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- you are required to serve a this notice must file their claims 7593 —————- Bank, Plaintiff and Monica A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY project limits and install new SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. copy of your written defenses with this Court WITHIN THE ————— Deadline is at noon Fridays. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, July 1, 2009 LEISURE News-Leader W 9B LEGAL NOTICES

—————- shall be redeemed according cates will be sold to the COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Florida corporation, SAMURAI entered in Case No. 45-2008- Nassau County Courthouse in TRACT 1, BLOCK 2, YULEE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, to law,the property described Highest Bidder at the MAIN 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, DRYWALL, INC., a Florida cor- CA-133,of the Circuit Court of Yulee,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on WOODS SECTION IV,ACCORD- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN in such certificate or certifi- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU FL,on the 21st day of July,2009, poration, STAR ENVIRONMEN- the 4TH Judicial Circuit in and the 20 day of July, 2009, the ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, cates will be sold to the COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, between the hours of 11:00 TAL SERVICES, LLC, a Florida for Nassau County, Florida, following described property RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, FLORIDA Highest Bidder at the MAIN 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Clerk of limited liability company,TAY- wherein HSBC MORTGAGE as set forth in said Final PAGE(S) 301 AND 302 OF THE CASE NO: 2009-CA-548 ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU FL, on the 14th day of July, Court’s Office Policy is to hold LOR BOY’S CONCRETE,INC.,a SERVICES, INC. is the Plaintiff Judgment, to wit: PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU DIVISION: A COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 2009, between the hours of the sale at 11:30 a.m. Florida corporation,TCB CON- and SARAH L. VICK; FRANK J. TRACT 1, BLOCK 4, YULEE COUNTY,FLORIDA,EXCEPT THE LORRAINE M. THOMAS, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The JOHN A. CRAWFORD STRUCTION CLEAN UP SERVICE, DEMSKY III; JOHN DOE; JANE WOODS SECTION THREE, WEST 19.35 FEET THEREOF, Plaintiffs, FL, on the 14th day of July, Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF INC.,a Florida corporation,TCI DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TOGETHER WITH THE NORTH vs. 2009, between the hours of to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. COURT JACKSONVILLE, LLC, a Florida IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN 23.35 FEET OF THE EAST 177.95 ARTHUR LANE, if alive, and if 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The JOHN A. CRAWFORD BY: RHODA GOODWIN, limited liability company,d/b/a PROPERTY are defendants. I PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 239 AND FEET OF LOT 7, BLOCK 5,YULEE deceased, all of the un- Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF DEPUTY CLERK Gulf Coast Ind, TRINITY MATE- will sell to the highest and best 240, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS WOODS,SECTION 3,RECORD- known heirs, devisees, credi- to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. COURT Individuals with disabilities RIALS,LLC,a Florida limited lia- bidder for cash at the AT 11:30 OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. ED IN PLAT BOOK 5,PAGES 239 tors and all other persons JOHN A. CRAWFORD BY: RHODA GOODWIN, needing a reasonable ac- bility company, TRUE HOUSE, A.M. at the MAIN ENTRANCE TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN AND 240, SAID PUBLIC claiming by,through, under NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF DEPUTY CLERK commodation to participate INC., a Florida corporation, OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME, RECORDS. or against him; and, CHARLIE COURT Individuals with disabilities in this proceeding should con- WACHO-VIA BANK,NATIONAL CIAL ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS 1989 SKYL,VIN#’S H75506GL & Any person claiming an PETERS, also known as CHAR- BY: RHODA GOODWIN, needing a reasonable ac- tact the RECORDING DEPART- ASSOCIATION, a national WAY, YULEE FL 32097 at the H75506GR. interest in the surplus from the LIE PETERSON, if alive, and if DEPUTY CLERK commodation to participate MENT no later than seven (7) banking association, WALKER Nassau County Courthouse in ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN sale, if any, other than the deceased, all of the un- Individuals with disabilities in this proceeding should con- days prior to the proceeding FOOTINGS,INC.,a Florida cor- Yulee,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM property owner as of the date known heirs, devisees, credi- needing a reasonable ac- tact the RECORDING DEPART- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- poration, WATERMILL MASTER the 13th day of July, 2009, the THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN of the lis pendens, must file a tors and all other persons commodation to participate MENT no later than seven (7) CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida following described property THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF claim within 60 days after the claiming by,through, under in this proceeding should con- days prior to the proceeding individual of a deposition, not-for-profit corporation,and as set forth in said Final THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS sale. or against him; all unknown tact the RECORDING DEPART- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- court date, subpoena, etc., is WILLIAMS SCOTSMAN, INC., a Judgment, to wit: MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 Dated this 16 day of June, natural persons if alive, and if MENT no later than seven (7) CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the less than seven (7) days, then Maryland corporation, are LOT FORTY-SIX (46) FLORA DAYS AFTER THE SALE. 2009. dead or not known to be days prior to the proceeding individual of a deposition, the individual should contact Defendants, and THE PARK PARKE, ACCORDING TO THE In accordance with the JOHN A. CRAWFORD dead or alive, their several at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- court date, subpoena, etc., is the RECORDING DEPARTMENT AVENUE BANK, is the Plaintiff, I PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED Americans with Disabilities Act Clerk of the Circuit Court and respective unknown CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the less than seven (7) days, then as soon as possible after re- will sell to the highest bidder for IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 137, of 1990 (ADA), disabled per- By: /s/ Carla A. Colson spouses, heirs, devisees, individual of a deposition, the individual should contact ceiving that notice.Telephone: cash at www.duval.realfore- 138 AND 139, OF THE PUBLIC sons who,because of their dis- Deputy Clerk grantees, and creditors, or court date, subpoena, etc., is the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 close.com in accordance with RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- abilities,need special accom- THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID other parties claiming by, less than seven (7) days, then as soon as possible after re- if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Chapter 45, Florida Statutes, TY,FLORIDA. modation to participate in this J. STERN, P.A., ATTORNEY FOR through or under those the individual should contact ceiving that notice.Telephone: 8770 (v), via Florida Relay at 11:00 a.m. on July 15, 2009, ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN proceeding should contact PLAINTIFF unknown natural persons; the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Service. the following described real INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM the ADA Coordinator at 416 900 South Pine Island Road and all claimants, persons or as soon as possible after re- if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 4t 06-17-24, 07-01-08-2009 property set forth in the THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN CENTER STREET, FERNANDINA Suite 400 parties, natural or corporate, ceiving that notice.Telephone: 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 7551 Summary Final Judgment: THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF BEACH,FL 32034 or Telephone Plantation, FL 33324-3920 or whose exact legal status is 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Service. —————- Lots 9, 12, 19, 23, 25, 27, 30, THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS Voice/TDD (904) 321-5700 not (954) 233-8000 unknown, claiming under if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 4t 06-10-17-24, 07-01-2009 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 36, 38, 40, 42, 51, 55, 61, 63, 68, MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 later than five business days 08-83842 (LIT) any of the above named or 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 7543 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 77,80,82,85,91 and 94,WATER- DAYS AFTER THE SALE. prior to such proceeding. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE described defendants or Service. —————- AND FOR DUVAL COUNTY, MILL UNIT FOURTEEN, accord- In accordance with the Dated this 17 day of June, AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES parties or claiming to have 4t 06-10-17-24, 07-01-2009 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FLORIDA. ing to the plat thereof record- Americans with Disabilities Act 2009. ACT, persons with disabilities any right, title, or interest in 7540 TAX DEED CASE NO.: 16-2009-CA-2500 ed in Plat Book 59, pages 171, of 1990 (ADA), disabled per- John A. Crawford needing a special accom- the property hereafter —————- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DIVISION: CV-F 172, 173, 174, 175 and 176, of sons who,because of their dis- Clerk Of The Circuit Court modation should contact described, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder THE PARK AVENUE BANK, the public records of Duval abilities,need special accom- By: /s/ Amanda Stearn COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Defendants. TAX DEED of the following certificate(s) Plaintiff, County,Florida. modation to participate in this Deputy Clerk the NASSAU County NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN has filed said certificate(s) for vs. Lots 4,44 and 49,HIDEAWAY proceeding should contact Law Office of Marshall C. Courthouse at 904-548-4600 TO: ARTHUR LANE, if alive, and that DENTON II LLC,the holder a tax deed to be issued there- WATSON CUSTOM HOME PHASE III REPLAT,according to the ADA Coordinator at 416 Watson OR (800) 958-3496, 1-800-955- if deceased, all of the of the following certificate(s) on. The certificate number(s) BUILDERS, INC., a Florida cor- the plat thereof recorded in CENTER STREET, FERNANDINA 1800 NW 49th Street, Suite 8771 (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770, unknown heirs,devisees,cred- has filed said certificate(s) for and year of issuance, the poration, JAMES D. WATSON, Plat Book 7, pages 313, 314, BEACH,FL 32034 or Telephone 120 via Florida Relay Service. itors and all other persons a tax deed to be issued there- description of the property, an individual, WILLIAM B. 315,316 and 317,of the public Voice/TDD (904) 321-5700 not Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2t 06-24, 07-01-2009 claiming by,through, under or on. The certificate number(s) and the name(s) in which it is TOWERS, JR., an individual, records of Nassau County, later than five business days 33309 7569 against him; and, CHARLIE and year of issuance, the assessed are as follows: JOHN B. TOWERS, an individ- Florida. prior to such proceeding. Telephone: (954) 453-0365 —————- PETERS,also known as CHARLIE description of the property, File Number: 2009-021-TD ual, ABERDEEN OWNERS’ Lot 415,HERON ISLES PHASE Dated this 12th day of Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PETERSON, if alive, and if and the name(s) in which it is Certificate Number: 1795 ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida TWO, according to the plat June, 2009. Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN deceased,all of the unknown assessed are as follows: Parcel Number: 37-3N-28- not-for-profit corporation, thereof recorded in Plat Book John A. Crawford 08-40921 AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, heirs, devisees, creditors and File Number: 2009-018-TD 0740-0188-0000 A/C CONCEPTS, INC., a 7,pages 218,219,220,221,222, Clerk Of The Circuit Court 2t 06-24, 07-01-2009 FLORIDA all other persons claiming by, Certificate Number: 1787 Year of Issuance: 2007 Florida corporation, ALL- 223,224,225,226,227 and 228, By: /s/ C. Easterwood 7574 GENERAL JURISDICTION through,under or against him; Parcel Number: 37-3N-28- Description of Property: AMERICAN SURVEYORS OF of the public records of Deputy Clerk —————- DIVISION all unknown natural persons if 0740-0112-0000 LOT 188 PT OR 1414/1640 FLORIDA, INC., a Florida cor- Nassau County,Florida. Law Office of Marshall C. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CASE NO: 45-2008-CA- alive, and if dead or not Year of Issuance: 2007 HERON ISLES PHASE 1 REPLAT poration, BANK OF AMERICA, Lots 351 and 379, Watson FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN 000232 known to be dead or alive, Description of Property: PB 7/152 N.A., a national banking ABERDEEN OF ST. JOHNS UNIT 1800 NW 49th Street, Ste. 120 AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC their several and respective LOT 112 PT OR 1407/261 Assessed To: association, BILL THROWER TWO, according to the plat Fort Lauderdale, Florida FLORIDA PLAINTIFF, unknown spouses, heirs, HERON ISLES PHASE 1 REPLAT WATSON CUSTOM HOME CO., INC., a Florida corpora- thereof recorded in Map Book 33309 CIVIL ACTION VS. devisees, grantees, and cred- PB 7/152 BUILDERS tion, BUILDERS FIRSTSOURCE- 60, pages 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, Telephone: (954) 453-0365 CASE NO.: 45-2008-CA- KENNETH B. HOLLAND; itors, or other parties claiming Assessed To: All of the above property is FLORIDA, LLC, a Delaware 41, 42, 43, 44 and 45, of the Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 000346 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KEN- by, through or under those WATSON CUSTOM HOME located in Nassau County, in corporation, DESIGNERS & public records of St. Johns Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 DIVISION: A NETH B. HOLLAND, IF ANY; unknown natural persons; and BUILDERS the State of Florida. BUILDERS SOURCE, INC., a County,Florida. 08-07162 CITIBANK, NA A NATIONAL ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN all claimants, persons or par- All of the above property is Unless such certificate(s) Florida corporation, DOMES- ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN 2t 06-24, 07-01-2009 BANKING ASSOCIATION, AS PARTIES CLAIMING BY, ties, natural or corporate, or located in Nassau County, in shall be redeemed according TIC DESIGNS, INC., a Florida INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM 7573 TRUSTEE FOR SASCO 2006-3H, THROUGH, UNDER AND whose exact legal status is the State of Florida. to law,the property described corporation, DON HARRIS THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN —————- Plaintiff, AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED unknown, claiming under any Unless such certificate(s) in such certificate or certifi- PLUMBING CO., INC., a THE PROPERTY OWNERS AS OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE vs. INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) of the above named or shall be redeemed according cates will be sold to the Florida corporation, EDUAR- THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS Notice is hereby given that RODNEY N. WHITT A/K/A WHO ARE NOT KNOWN T BE described defendants or par- to law,the property described Highest Bidder at the MAIN DO MARCH AND NELLY MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN on 07-13-2009 at 9:00 A.M. or RODNEY NEAL WHITT, et al, DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER ties or claiming to have any in such certificate or certifi- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU MARCH, husband and wife, SIXTY (60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. later at U-Store-It #323, 1678 S. Defendant(s). SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY right, title, or interest in the cates will be sold to the COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, ELLIS & ASSOCIATES, INC., a DATED: JULY 15, 2009. 8th Street, in the city of NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED CLAIM AN INTEREST AS property hereafter described, Highest Bidder at the MAIN 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Florida corporation, FERGU- In accordance with the Fernandina Beach, state of FORECLOSURE SALE SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, Defendants. ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU FL,on the 21st day of July,2009, SON ENTERPRISES, a foreign Americans with Disabilities Act, Florida the undersigned, U- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN GRANTEES OR OTHER AND ALL OTHERS WHOM IT COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, between the hours of 11:00 corporation, FLORIDA CUS- persons needing a special Store-It #323 will sell at Public pursuant to an Order CLAIMANTS; MORTGAGE MAY CONCERN 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Clerk of TOM MARBLE, INC., a Florida accommodation to partici- Sale by competitive bidding, Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an FL, on the 14th day of July, Court’s Office Policy is to hold corporation, HERON ISLES pate in this proceeding should the personal property hereto- dated June 10, 2009 and SYSTEMS, INC.; JOHN DOE action to quiet title to the fol- 2009, between the hours of the sale at 11:30 a.m. OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., contact the individual or fore stored with the under- entered in Case NO. 45-2008- AND JANE DOE AS lowing property in Nassau 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The JOHN A. CRAWFORD a Florida not-for-profit corpo- agency sending notice not signed by: CA-000346 of the Circuit Court UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POS- County,Florida: Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF ration, H.F.S. JACKSONVILLE, later than seven (7) days prior #L16 of the FOURTH Judicial Circuit SESSION Situate, lying and being in to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. COURT INC., a Florida corporation, to the proceeding at the Willie B Evans in and for NASSAU County, DEFENDANT(S) the City of Fernandina and JOHN A. CRAWFORD BY: RHODA GOODWIN, JARVIS PAINTING CO. INC., a address given on notice. Household Items Florida wherein CITIBANK,NA A RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE known and described on the NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF DEPUTY CLERK Florida corporation, L & W Telephone (904) 630-2564; 1- #D2 NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCI- SALE official plats of said City as COURT Individuals with disabilities SUPPLY CORPORATION, a 800-955-8771 (TDD) or 1-800- Jonathan Parr ATION,AS TRUSTEE FOR SASCO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Subdivision “C”of Lot one (1) in BY: RHODA GOODWIN, needing a reasonable ac- Delaware corporation, d/b/a 955-8770 (V) via Florida Relay Household Items 2006-3H, is the Plaintiff and pursuant to an Order Granting Block numbered Two Hundred DEPUTY CLERK commodation to participate Seacoast Supply,LAMAR Service. #E23 RODNEY N.WHITT A/K/A ROD- the Motion to Reset Foreclo- and Forty-Two (242); which Individuals with disabilities in this proceeding should con- COMPANY,LLC, a foreign lim- JIM FULLER, CLERK OF THE Robert N. Nobles NEY NEAL WHITT; SUZANNE D. sure Sale dated June 12, 2009 said subdivision measures and needing a reasonable ac- tact the RECORDING DEPART- ited liability company,d/b/a CIRCUIT AND COUNTY Household Items WHITT A/K/A SUZANNE DINGUS entered in Civil Case No. 45- fronts 51 feet on Beech Street, commodation to participate MENT no later than seven (7) LAMAR ADVERTISING OF COURT, DUVAL COUNTY, J45 WHITT; THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE 2008-CA-000232 of the Circuit which bounds it on the North, in this proceeding should con- days prior to the proceeding DAYTONA BEACH, also known FLORIDA Reese Crowe OF SUZANNE D. WHITT A/K/A Court of the 4TH Judicial Cir- from whence it extends South, tact the RECORDING DEPART- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- as The Lamar Company, June 16, 2009 Household Items SUZANNE DINGUS WHITT; cuit in and for NASSAU County, at right angles, 86 feet in MENT no later than seven (7) CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the L.L.C., a Louisiana limited lia- By: Monica Herrera #E39 AMELIA LAKES CONDOMINI- Yulee, Florida, I will sell to the depth. days prior to the proceeding individual of a deposition, bility company,MANNING Deputy Clerk Carolyn Fraser UM ASSOCIATION, INC.; are highest and best bidder for Parcel identification num- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- court date, subpoena, etc., is BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC., a 2t 06-24, 07-01-2009 Household Items the Defendants,I will sell to the cash at Nassau Judicial Annex ber is 00-00-31-1800-0242-10C0, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the less than seven (7) days, then Florida corporation, MATERI- 7575 #E41 highest and best bidder for of the NASSAU County Court- and the location address is individual of a deposition, the individual should contact ALS INSTALLED DIRECT LLC, a —————- Carolyn Fraser cash at NASSAU JUDICIAL house, 76347 Veterans Way, 1310 Beech Street,Fernandina court date, subpoena, etc., is the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Florida limited liability com- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Household Items ANNEX,76347 VETERAN’S WAY, Yulee,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on Beach, FL 32034. less than seven (7) days, then as soon as possible after re- pany,PANELTEK OF NORTH 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 2t 06-24, 07-01-2009 YULEE, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, the 16 day July, 2009, the fol- has been filed against you, the individual should contact ceiving that notice.Telephone: FLORIDA, INC., a Florida cor- AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, 7568 on the 15 day of July,2009,the lowing described property as and you are required to serve the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 poration, PINEWOOD POINTE FLORIDA —————- following described property set forth in said Summary Final a copy of your written defens- as soon as possible after re- if hearing impaired,1-800-955- HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA- GENERAL JURISDICTION NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR as set forth in said Final Judgment, to-wit: es, if any, to it on H. PRICE ceiving that notice.Telephone: 8770 (v), via Florida Relay TION, INC., a Florida not-for- DIVISION TAX DEED Judgment: LOT FIFTY-FOUR (54), PINEY POOLE, JR., Plaintiffs’Attorney, 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Service. profit corporation, PREMIER CASE NO: 2008-ca-000548 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO. ISLAND II, ACCORDING TO whose address is Post Office if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 4t 06-17-24, 07-01-08-2009 WINDOWS & CABINETS, INC., COUNTRYWIDE HOME that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder 1311, OF AMELIA LAKES, A PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN Box 1280,Fernandina Beach,FL 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 7549 a Florida corporation, also LOANS, INC., D/B/A AMERI- of the following certificate(s) CONDOMINIUM,ACCORDING PLAT BOOK 4 AT PAGES 96-A 32035, on or before July 20, Service. —————- known as Premier Windows CA’S WHOLESALE LENDER has filed said certificate(s) for TO THE DECLARATION THERE- AND 97 OF THE PUBLIC 2009, and file the original with 4t 06-10-17-24, 07-01-2009 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR and Cabinets, Inc., a Florida PLAINTIFF, a tax deed to be issued there- OF,AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- the Clerk of this Court either 7541 TAX DEED corporation, RANDY COX VS. on. The certificate number(s) RECORDS BOOK 1344, PAGE TY,FLORIDA. before service on Plaintiffs’ —————- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TILE, INC., a Florida corpora- DAVE N. GRIFFIN; TORY C. and year of issuance, the 1628,AS AMENDED IN OFFICIAL Any person claiming an attorney or immediately there- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder tion, RIGHT ANGLE BUILDERS, GRIFFIN; ANY AND ALL description of the property, RECORDS BOOK 1344, PAGE interest in the surplus from the after, otherwise a default will TAX DEED of the following certificate(s) INC., a Florida corporation, UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- and the name(s) in which it is 1930,OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS sale, if any, other than the be entered against you for the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN has filed said certificate(s) for SAMURAI DRYWALL, INC., a ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER assessed are as follows: OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA, property owner as of the date relief demanded in the that VERONA V LLC, the hold- a tax deed to be issued there- Florida corporation, STAR AND AGAINST THE HEREIN File Number: 2009-013-TD TOGETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED of the lis pendens, must file a Complaint. er of the following certificate(s) on. The certificate number(s) ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- Certificate Number: 857 INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELE- claim within 60 days after the WITNESS my hand and offi- has filed said certificate(s) for and year of issuance, the LLC, a Florida limited liability DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT Parcel Number: 28-2N-25- MENTS TO BE DEFINED IN SAID sale. cial seal of this Court on June a tax deed to be issued there- description of the property, company,TAYLOR BOY’S KNOWN T BE DEAD OR ALIVE, 3060-0057-0020 DECLARATION. Dated this 16 day of June, 2, 2009. on. The certificate number(s) and the name(s) in which it is CONCRETE, INC., a Florida WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN Year of Issuance: 2007 A/K/A 23643 BAHAMA POINT, 2009. JOHN A. CRAWFORD and year of issuance, the assessed are as follows: corporation, TCB CONSTRUC- PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN Description of Property: FERNANDINA BEACH,FL 32034 JOHN A. CRAWFORD AS CLERK OF THE COURT description of the property, File Number: 2009-023-TD TION CLEAN UP SERVICE, INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, PT OF LOT 57 R433629 OR Any person claiming an Clerk of the Circuit Court By: /s/ Carla A. Colson and the name(s) in which it is Certificate Number: 1772 INC., a Florida corporation, DEVISEES, GRANTEES OR 188/233 EAST CALLAHAN SUB interest in the surplus from the By: /s/ Carla A. Colson As Deputy Clerk assessed are as follows: Parcel Number: 37-3N-28- TCI JACKSONVILLE, LLC, a OTHER CLAIMANTS; HOUSE- PB 1/35 sale, if any, other than the Deputy Clerk 4t 06-10-17-24, 07-01-2009 File Number: 2009-019-TD 0740-0086-0000 Florida limited liability com- HOLD FINANCE CORPORA- Assessed To: property owner as of the date IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 7525 Certificate Number: 1824 Year of Issuance: 2007 pany,d/b/a Gulf Coast Ind, TION III; JOHN DOE AND RONALD D BRADDOCK, LISSA of the Lis Pendens must file a AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES —————- Parcel Number: 37-3N-28- Description of Property: TRINITY MATERIALS, LLC, a JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN BRADDOCK claim within sixty (60) days ACT, persons with disabilities IN THE WABASH CIRCUIT 0740-0239-0000 LOT 86 PT OR 1407/261 Florida limited liability com- TENANTS IN POSSESSION All of the above property is after the sale. needing a special accom- COURT Year of Issuance: 2007 HERON ISLES PHASE 1 REPLAT pany,TRUE HOUSE, INC., a DEFENDANT(S) located in Nassau County, in WITNESS MY HAND and the modation should contact CAUSE NO. 85C01-0905-JT-2 Description of Property: PB 7/152 Florida corporation, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE the State of Florida. seal of this Court on June 16, COURT ADMINISTRATION, at STATE OF INDIANA LOT 239 PT OR 1414/1640 Assessed To: WACHOVIA BANK, NATIONAL SALE Unless such certificate(s) 2009. the NASSAU County Court- COUNTY OF WABASH HERON ISLES PHASE 1 REPLAT WATSON CUSTOM HOME ASSOCIATION, a national NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN shall be redeemed according John A. Crawford house at ,1-800-955-8771 (TDD) IN THE MATTER OF THE TERMI- PB 7/152 BUILDERS banking association, WALKER pursuant to Summary Final to law,the property described Clerk of the Circuit Court or 1-800-955-8770, via Florida NATION OF THE PARENT- Assessed To: All of the above property is FOOTINGS, INC., a Florida Judgment of Foreclosure in such certificate or certifi- By: /s/ Carla A. Colson Relay Service. CHILD RELATIONSHIP OF: WATSON CUSTOM HOME located in Nassau County, in corporation, WATERMILL dated June 12,2009 entered in cates will be sold to the Deputy Clerk DAVID J. STERN, P.A. RILEY MYERS, a child BUILDERS the State of Florida. MASTER ASSOCIATION, INC., Civil Case No.2008-ca-000548 Highest Bidder at the MAIN Florida Default Law Group, 900 SOUTH PINE ISLAND and All of the above property is Unless such certificate(s) a Florida not-for-profit corpo- of the Circuit Court of the 4TH ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU P.L. ROAD SUITE 400 MEGAN SCHNEPP, the child’s located in Nassau County, in shall be redeemed according ration, and WILLIAMS SCOTS- Judicial Circuit in and for NAS- COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, P.O. Box 25018 PLANTATION, FL 33324-3920 mother the State of Florida. to law,the property described MAN, INC., a Maryland cor- SAU County,Yulee,Florida,I will 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 (954) 233-8000 and Unless such certificate(s) in such certificate or certifi- poration. sell to the highest and best FL, on the 28th day of July, F08041472 NMNC-CONV-R- 08-48880 (GMAP) (FNM) MICHAEL MYERS, the child’s shall be redeemed according cates will be sold to the Defendants. bidder for cash at Nassau 2009, between the hours of khartmaier 2t 06-24, 07-01-2009 father to law,the property described Highest Bidder at the MAIN NOTICE OF SALE Judicial Annex at the NASSAU 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The Americans with Disabilities Act 7570 SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION in such certificate or certifi- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU NOTICE IS GIVEN that pur- County Courthouse located Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is If you are a person with a —————- TO: Michael Myers cates will be sold to the COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, suant to a Summary Final at 76347 Veterans Way in to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. disability who needs any NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR a person whose where- Highest Bidder at the MAIN 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Judgment of Foreclosure en- Yulee,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on JOHN A. CRAWFORD accommodation in order to TAX DEED abouts is unknown ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU FL,on the 21st day of July,2009, tered on June 8, 2009, in the the 16 day July, 2009, the fol- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF participate in this proceeding, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN You are hereby notified COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, between the hours of 11:00 above-styled civil action of the lowing described property as COURT you are entitled, at no cost to that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- that the Indiana Department 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Clerk of Circuit Court in and for Duval set forth in said Summary Final BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, you,to the provision of certain er of the following certificate(s) of Child Services, Local office FL, on the 14th day of July, Court’s Office Policy is to hold County,Florida, in which WAT- Judgment, to-wit: DEPUTY CLERK assistance please contact the has filed said certificate(s) for in Wabash County (here- 2009, between the hours of the sale at 11:30 a.m. SON CUSTOM HOME BUILDERS, LOT 15, BLOCK 1, SPRING Individuals with disabilities circuit court at (904) 321-5709. a tax deed to be issued there- inafter “DCS”) has heretofore 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The JOHN A. CRAWFORD INC., a Florida corporation, HILL,ACCORDING TO THE PLAT needing a reasonable 2t 06-24, 07-01-2009 on. The certificate number(s) filed in the Wabash Circuit Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF JAMES D.WATSON, an individ- THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT accommodation to partici- 7572 and year of issuance, the Court at Wabash, Indiana, in to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. COURT ual,WILLIAM B.TOWERS,JR.,an BOOK 5,PAGE 32,OF THE CUR- pate in this proceeding should ————— description of the property, Cause No.85C01-0903-JC-6 & JOHN A. CRAWFORD BY: RHODA GOODWIN, individual,JOHN B.TOWERS,an RENT PUBLIC RECORDS OF contact the RECORDING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and the name(s) in which it is 7, its petition alleging that the NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF DEPUTY CLERK individual,ABERDEEN OWNERS’ NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT no later than 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN assessed are as follows: above named children are COURT Individuals with disabilities ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida Any person claiming an seven (7) days prior to the pro- AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, File Number: 2009-032-TD children in need of services. BY: RHODA GOODWIN, needing a reasonable ac- not-for-profit corporation,A/C interest in the surplus from the ceeding at the NASSAU FLORIDA Certificate Number: 1775 You are further notified that DEPUTY CLERK commodation to participate CONCEPTS,INC.,a Florida cor- sale, if any, other than the COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX. If GENERAL JURISDICTION Parcel Number: 37-3N-28- you must respond within thirty Individuals with disabilities in this proceeding should con- poration,ALL-AMERICAN SUR- property owner as of the date notice to the individual of a DIVISION 0740-0094-0000 (30) days after the last notice needing a reasonable ac- tact the RECORDING DEPART- VEYORS OF FLORIDA, INC., a of the lis pendens, must file a deposition, court date, sub- CASE NO: 45-2008-CA- Year of Issuance: 2007 of the action is published,and commodation to participate MENT no later than seven (7) Florida corporation, BANK OF claim within 60 days after the poena, etc., is less than seven 000586-AXXX-YX Description of Property: if you fail to do so,judgment by in this proceeding should con- days prior to the proceeding AMERICA, N.A., a national sale. (7) days, then the individual DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL LOT 94 PT OR 1407/261 default may be entered tact the RECORDING DEPART- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- banking association, BILL Dated this 16 day of June, should contact the RECORD- TRUST COMPANY,AS TRUSTEE HERON ISLES PHASE 1 REPLAT against you for the relief MENT no later than seven (7) CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the THROWER CO., INC., a Florida 2009. ING DEPARTMENT as soon as UNDER THE POOLING AND PB 7/152 demanded in the petition.The days prior to the proceeding individual of a deposition, corporation, BUILDERS FIRST- JOHN A. CRAWFORD possible after receiving that SERVICING AGREEMENT Assessed To: name and address of the at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- court date, subpoena, etc., is SOURCE-FLORIDA, LLC, a Clerk of the Circuit Court notice. Telephone: 904-548- DATED AS OF JANUARY 1, WATSON CUSTOM HOME attorney representing DCS is CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the less than seven (7) days, then Delaware corporation, DE- By: /s/ Carla A. Colson 4604 or 1-800-956-3496 if hear- 2007, GSAMP TRUST 2007-FM1 BUILDERS Shannon K Wright, 89 West individual of a deposition, the individual should contact SIGNERS & BUILDERS SOURCE, Deputy Clerk ing impaired, 1-800-955-8770 PLAINTIFF, All of the above property is Canal Street,Wabash,Indiana court date, subpoena, etc., is the RECORDING DEPARTMENT INC., a Florida corporation, THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID (v), via Florida Relay Service. VS. located in Nassau County, in 46992. less than seven (7) days, then as soon as possible after re- DOMESTIC DESIGNS, INC., a J. STERN, P.A., ATTORNEY FOR 4t 06-24, 07-01-08-15-2009 DONNA ALLEN MOORE; the State of Florida. Lori J. Draper the individual should contact ceiving that notice.Telephone: Florida corporation,DON HAR- PLAINTIFF 7566 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Unless such certificate(s) CLERK, WABASH CIRCUIT the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 RIS PLUMBING CO., INC., a 900 South Pine Island Road —————- DONNA ALLEN MOORE, IF shall be redeemed according COURT as soon as possible after re- if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Florida corporation,EDUARDO Suite 400 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ANY; ANY AND ALL to law,the property described Shannon K Wright, #27661-64 ceiving that notice.Telephone: 8770 (v), via Florida Relay MARCH AND NELLY MARCH, Plantation, FL 33324-3920 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- in such certificate or certifi- Attorney for the Indiana 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 Service. husband and wife, ELLIS & (954) 233-8000 AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER, cates will be sold to the Department of Child if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 4t 06-17-24, 07-01-08-2009 ASSOCIATES, INC., a Florida 08-88270 (CWF) FLORIDA AND AGAINST THE HEREIN Highest Bidder at the MAIN Services 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 7550 corporation,FERGUSON ENTER- IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CIVIL DIVISION NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Wabash County Local Office Service. —————- PRISES, a foreign corporation, AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES CASE NO.: 45-2008-CA- DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 89 West Canal Street, 4t 06-10-17-24, 07-01-2009 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FLORIDA CUSTOM MARBLE, ACT, persons with disabilities 000555 KNOWN T BE DEAD OR ALIVE, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Wabash, IN 46992 7542 TAX DEED INC., a Florida corporation, needing a special accom- NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN FL, on the 4th day of August, (260) 563-8471 —————- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN HERON ISLES OWNERS ASSO- modation should contact LLC, PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN 2009, between the hours of 3t 06-17-24, 07-01-2009 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder CIATION, INC., a Florida not- COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Plaintiff, INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The 7565 TAX DEED of the following certificate(s) for-profit corporation, H.F.S. the NASSAU County vs. DEVISEES, GRANTEES OR Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is —————- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN has filed said certificate(s) for JACKSONVILLE, INC., a Florida Courthouse at 904-548-4600 CONNOR RUSSELL; KATIE RUS- OTHER CLAIMANTS; JOHN to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR that DENTON II LLC,the holder a tax deed to be issued there- corporation, JARVIS PAINTING OR 800-958-3496, 1-800-955- SELL; JOHN DOE; JANE DOE DOE AND JANE DOE AS JOHN A. CRAWFORD TAX DEED of the following certificate(s) on. The certificate number(s) CO. INC., a Florida corpora- 8771 (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770, AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POS- NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN has filed said certificate(s) for and year of issuance, the tion, L & W SUPPLY CORPORA- via Florida Relay Service. POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT SESSION COURT that DENTON II LLC,the holder a tax deed to be issued there- description of the property, TION,a Delaware corporation, 2t 06-24, 07-01-2009 PROPERTY, DEFENDANT(S) BY: RHODA GOODWIN, of the following certificate(s) on. The certificate number(s) and the name(s) in which it is d/b/a Seacoast Supply, 7571 Defendants. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE DEPUTY CLERK has filed said certificate(s) for and year of issuance, the assessed are as follows: LAMAR COMPANY, LLC, a for- —————- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Individuals with disabilities a tax deed to be issued there- description of the property, File Number: 2009-024-TD eign limited liability company, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN needing a reasonable ac- on. The certificate number(s) and the name(s) in which it is Certificate Number: 1804 d/b/a LAMAR ADVERTISING OF 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final commodation to participate and year of issuance, the assessed are as follows: Parcel Number: 37-3N-28- DAYTONA BEACH, also known AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, pursuant to a Final Judgment Judgment of Foreclosure in this proceeding should con- description of the property, File Number: 2009-020-TD 0740-0205-0000 as The Lamar Company,L.L.C., FLORIDA of Foreclosure dated the 16 dated June 12,2009 entered in tact the RECORDING DEPART- and the name(s) in which it is Certificate Number: 1797 Year of Issuance: 2007 a Louisiana limited liability CIVIL DIVISION day of June, 2009, and Civil Case No. 45-2008-CA- MENT no later than seven (7) assessed are as follows: Parcel Number: 37-3N-28- Description of Property: company, MANNING BUILD- CASE NO.: 45-2008-CA-133 entered in Case No. 45-2008- 000586-AXXX-YX of the Circuit days prior to the proceeding File Number: 2009-017-TD 0740-0190-0000 LOT 205 PT OR 1414/1640 ING SUPPLIES, INC., a Florida HSBC MORTGAGE SERVICES, CA-000555,of the Circuit Court Court of the 4TH Judicial at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- Certificate Number: 1802 Year of Issuance: 2007 HERON ISLES PHASE 1 REPLAT corporation, MATERIALS IN- INC., of the 4TH Judicial Circuit in Circuit in and for NASSAU CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the Parcel Number: 37-3N-28- Description of Property: PB 7/152 STALLED DIRECT LLC, a Florida Plaintiff, and for Nassau County,Florida, County,Florida,I will sell to the individual of a deposition, 0740-0196-0000 LOT 190 PT OR 1414/1640 Assessed To: limited liability company,PAN- vs. wherein NATIONSTAR MORT- highest and best bidder for court date, subpoena, etc., is Year of Issuance: 2007 HERON ISLES PHASE 1 REPLAT WATSON CUSTOM HOME ELTEK OF NORTH FLORIDA,INC., SARAH L.VICK; FRANK J. GAGE LLC is the Plaintiff and cash at Nassau Judicial less than seven (7) days, then Description of Property: PB 7/152 BUILDERS a Florida corporation, PINE- DEMSKY III; JOHN DOE; JANE CONNOR RUSSELL; KATIE RUS- Annex,at the NASSAU County the individual should contact LOT 196 PT OR 1414/1640 Assessed To: All of the above property is WOOD POINTE HOMEOWNERS DOE AS UNKNOWN SELL; JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS Courthouse located at 76347 the RECORDING DEPARTMENT HERON ISLES PHASE 1 REPLAT WATSON CUSTOM HOME located in Nassau County, in ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION OF UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POS- Veterans Way,Yulee, FL 32097 as soon as possible after re- PB 7/152 BUILDERS the State of Florida. not-for-profit corporation,PRE- THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROP- at 11:30 a.m. on the 13 day ceiving that notice.Telephone: Assessed To: All of the above property is Unless such certificate(s) MIER WINDOWS & CABINETS, Defendants. ERTY are defendants. I will sell July, 2009, the following 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 WATSON CUSTOM HOME located in Nassau County, in shall be redeemed according INC.,a Florida corporation,also NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE to the highest and best bid- described property as set forth if hearing impaired,1-800-955- BUILDERS the State of Florida. to law,the property described known as Premier Windows SALE der for cash at the AT 11:30 in said Summary Final 8770 (v), via Florida Relay All of the above property is Unless such certificate(s) in such certificate or certifi- and Cabinets, Inc., a Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN A.M. at the MAIN ENTRANCE Judgment, to-wit: Service. located in Nassau County, in shall be redeemed according cates will be sold to the corporation,RANDY COX TILE, pursuant to a Final Judgment OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- SITUATE, LYING AND BEING 4t 07-01-08-15-22-2009 the State of Florida. to law,the property described Highest Bidder at the MAIN INC., a Florida corporation, of Foreclosure dated the 11th CIAL ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS IN THE COUNTY OF NASSAU, 7578 Unless such certificate(s) in such certificate or certifi- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU RIGHT ANGLE BUILDERS,INC.,a day of June, 2009, and WAY, YULEE FL 32097 at the STATE OF FLORIDA TO WIT: —————-

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12B WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2009 CLASSIFIEDS News-Leader P FARMS & ANIMALS MERCHANDISE 602 Articles for Sale “Think I’ll let that native land agent be my guide.” JULY 2 - 5, 11:00 to 4:30 Art Gallery Remodeling Sale at Designs 503 Pets/Supplies 601 Garage Sales On, 11 N. 3rd St. All artwork, prints & REAL ESTATE, gift items are 50% off original price. (3) REGISTERED MALE YORKIE 505 S. 9TH ST. - Rattan table & Four days only! CURTISS H. LASSERRE INC. PUPPIES - $300/OBO. Call (904) chairs, (2) rattan couches, dressers, 3032 S. 8th St./A1A, Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 225-2880. glass, etc. 7:30am, Fri. & Sat. RON JON SURFBOARD - 5’10”. Fish, www.lasserrerealestate.com [email protected] FREE MIXED BOXER - Male, been thick rocker, great for beginner to 904-261-4066 neutered, has all shots, is on heart pill. intermediate skilled surfers. Great Loves cats, other dogs, & kids! Call 602 Articles for Sale condition. $250/OBO. (904)491-3577 Sandie, 415-1690. REMINGTON MODEL 742 RIFLE - Cal. 30.06, Redfield wide-view 3X9 REMINGTON MODEL 870 WING 504 Services scope. Very good condition. $350. Call MASTER SHOTGUN - 12 ga., Mag. 28” (904)491-8985. ventilated rib barrel. Excellent condition. $350. Call (904)491-8985. LAWN SERVICE, Tractor Work, Sprinkler System Repairs & House FOR SALE - Hairstylist stand & chair, Cleaning - Inside & out. Call us with 1/2 truckload oak firewood, basketball your needs. Terry & Sharon Harman hoop, 1/3 ct. diamond. Call (904)491- 603 Miscellaneous 753-0308. 7996. AWESOME VIEW OF EGAN’S CREEK & A Fine Oceanfront Lot! 75 wide, great TWO 50’ OCEANFRONT LOTS on Amelia Donate Your Vehicle - Receive $1000 Ft. Clinch State Park. Single family estate lot location for your oceanfront retreat! In the Island wide open views of the sparling adjacent to historic landmark Amelia Island Atlantic, classic beach house 3 BR/2BA, W/ grocery coupon. United Breast Cancer Lighthouse. 370+/- Ft on navigable Egans 700 block of S. Fletcher. R-1 zoning prima- hardwood floors and updated kitchen, A Foundation. Free mammograms, breast Creek. One of the highest elevations on the east rily long term residents and second home great beach getaway or opportunity to build cancer info www.ubcf.info. Free towing, two new homes under the new height restric- coast. Possible oceanview and/or view or down- owners in the area. Reduced to $1,050,000 tax deductible, non-runners accepted. town Fernandina Beach. $1,095,000 tions. List price: $2,249,500. MLS#45764. MOVE-IN SPECIAL (888)468-5964. ANF Will Divide

ED 604 Bicycles C Limited Time U 2 Months Rent Free ED R • W/D Connections RIDE-ON TOY - Battery operated, • Large Closets ages 2-3, great fun for little kids, $20. Call (904)261-3406. • Pirvate Pations • Sparkling Pool • Tennis Courts LANCEFORD CREEK FRONTAGE Great Primary Residence or vacation getaway or island DOUBLE WIDE, 2/2, 906 SF “AS-IS” of little value 605 Computers-Supplies approx 2.45 acres with small home located investment. Lots of space & in a private location in this but livable. Includes a good dock on tidal creek, goes • Exercise Room beachside community. Right across the tennis courts. All dry on low tide. Also has well built concrete block • Close to Shopping off of Freeman Rd. Deep water access, 115’ tile downstairs w/ carpet in bedrooms upstairs. Gas fire- garage, 20x20, one large door. OWNER HAS OPTION PRINTER - HP2210XI All-In-1 printer, of frontage. A great investment at this price. place in dining room. Seller will pay 6 mo. assoc. fees. Will TO NOT SELL M.H. WITH THE LAND, JUST SELL • Twenty Minutes to fax, scanner, copier, $40. Call (904) $550,000 do lease/purchase. Was $272,900, then $249,500 and LAND, GARAGE DOCK FOR A REDUCED Jacksonville & Fernandina 261-3406. $199,000 and now last to $175,000 $249,000 MLS#47368 MLS#48709 Appraisal on file. City Apartments with Country Charm 610 Air Conditioners (904) 845-2922 /Heating 37149 Cody Circle Hilliard, Florida HEAT/COOL - Window units & ice Eastwood Oaks machines, used all sizes w/warr. Mon. - Fri 8:30-5:30 Repairs to central & window AC's, APARTMENTS Sat./Sun by Appt. refrigerators & freezers. Kish's (904) 225-9717. WONDERFUL OCEANVIEW HOME. ENERGY EFFICIENT home under con- AMELIA PARK OFFICE CONDO – Used as a second home. In great condition. struction at Pirate’s Wood. 2,374 hsf, Fronts S. 14th Street. 3 separate office Easy beach access across the street. Stucco 4BR/2.5BA on a 1/2 acre lot, tile, wood & rooms plus reception, bath, and break exterior, sid entry garage. Nice wide lot with carpeting, solid surface countertops in unopened street on the south side for more pri- area. Approx 910 s.f. $265,000 For Sale kitchen w/ island, gas package, large master HOMELESS ANIMALS... vacy. Wet bar and atrium make this a very or Lease NOW AVAILABLE attractive and entertaining property. $725,000 suite, great floorplan. Pre-construction. THEY’RE DYING FOR $325,000 A 2ND CHANCE Countryside Apartments Adopt A Companion Today 1&2 Bedroom Units Rent starting at $630-$750 Mon & Wed 8am - 5pm, Fri 1pm - 5pm

QUAINT COTTAGE HOME Amelia NICE MODULAR HOME - off Lents Rd on GREAT LOCATION on secluded & quiet road 1105 S. 13th Street, Fernandina Beach one acre. 3 BR/2BA w/over 1500 sf within maritime forests. Backs onto Golf Club of Island, on the corner of Oak Grove $210,000. Will divide 1/2 acre $50,000. Amelia Island. Great opportunity for a remodel with- (904) 277-2103 Place and 14th St. 2BR/1BA with hard- Home and 1/2 acre. $160,000 in this unique enclave on a very large lot that is just a ...... wood floors. Lots of character and fruit short distance to the ocean. Possible oceanview from a third story. Lot dimensions are approx Yulee Villas trees too. $174,500 148’x110’x60’x128’150’ List price $585,500 LOTS MLS#45763 1,2&3 Bedroom Units WALKING DISTANCE TO THE BEACH 5 oversized lots off Robert MARSHFRONT LOT in River Oaks Sub. 1 ac +/- $389,000 Oliver in Egans Landing Sub. Reduced to $175,000 each 113’x150’ Buy TWO ACRE MH LOTS OFF LINDA RD in Wilson Neck. Oll MH Rent starting at $585-$705 now build later with vested impact fees. $175,000 Wells & septics in place. Tues & Thurs 8am - 5pm, Fri 8am - 12pm MH LOT ON RADIO AVE. Old MH of little value $83,2000 A PUBLIC SERVICE 50X100 LOT on Tarpon Ave. $325,000 2 PIRATES WOOD LOTS - 1/2 acre $75,000 Nearly 1 acre $125,000 850766 US Hwy 17 South, Yulee ANNOUNCMENT SWMH in Wilson Neck area. Beautiful lot $82,900 OCEANVIEW LOT - 72’ x 125’ no time frame to build. $315,000 BY THE (904) 225-5810 NEWS-LEADER OCEANFRONT HOTEL SITE – 215’ on the Atlantic. SOUTHEND/MANUCY RD - Beautiful lot. $195,000 Will divide.Conditional use approved by City for hotel $5,900,000 COMMERCIAL & DEVELOPMENT INTERSTATE 95 EXPOSURE AT US 17 - GOOD ASSEMBLAGE OCEANFRONT HOTEL SITE 215’ on the Atlantic. Will divide. POTENTIAL for medium sized site. Corner location with good Conditional use approved by City for hotel. $5,900,000 access. $850,000 PRIME FRONTAGE ALONG US 17 just north of A1A, High development area in the heart of Yulee. $495,000. Plans for an YULEE MINI WAREHOUSE Good opportunity to grow your 11,00 s.f. Medical Complex on file. own self storage facility and/or add new retail/office. 570’ on 200” US 17 FRONTAGE, 2400 of Block bldg. vested U.S. 17, total 3.5 acres+/-. Warehouse on approx. 2 acres. concurrency. Zoned CI $1,575,000 $550,000 15 CITY LOTS – 3RD and Fir Streets. Zoned MU-1 and R2. 64 ACRES along Amelia Island Parkway for a Master Planned Good for townhome, duplex or industrial. $525,000 Development

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D E C U D E R E IC R When you have something to sell, P a classified ad is always working for you. BUILDER’S PERSONAL HOME 2100 SQ. FT., 3BR/2BA 5BR/4.5BA, 4,343 Sq. Ft. Short Walk To Beach So whether your prospect opens up the paper Granite, Wood & Tile Large Family Room Covered Porches + Bonus Room Screened Porch W/ Gas Outlet For Grill Bruce Jasinsky MLS#48657 $379,000 Sherry Quattlebaum MLS#48910 $349,900 with his morning coffee or before bed, your ad 904-261-0347 904-415-1018 is ready and waiting, and that could mean some quick cash for you.

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MERCHANDISE 808 Off Island/Yulee 817 Other Areas 855 Apartments 856 Apartments 857 Condos-Furnished NORTH HAMPTON - Marsh mansion. AUCTION - 7/19, 10am. Prime lake Furnished Unfurnished TOWNHOUSE - Furnished 2BR/2.5BA, 4000+ sq. ft., 5BR/4BA. Gourmet lots. Beautiful Lake Cumberland, KY. North Pointe. Pool, beach. Can be 615 Building Materials kitchen. 40% off fire sale, offered at NASSAUVILLE - 1BR, new paint & Great investment. For info: Country At Beach - Sm eff. $145/wk. 1BR unfurnished. Hm: (912)921-8976, Cell: $769,900. www.iamlending.net. Call to tile, laundry. Utilities included. $580/ Folks Realty & Auction (270)866-7676 $185/wk. + dep, utils incl. On Island - (912)414-2556 METAL ROOFING - 40 yr warranty. see. (407)460-2934. or www.countryfolksrealty.com. ANF mo. + deposit. Call (904)557-1130. Buy direct from manufacturer. 30 2-3BR MH’s in park $175/wk. up or colors in stock, w/all accessories. Quick $600/mo. + dep. Off Island - 2/2 MH IRS PUBLIC AUCTION - 7/10. $175/wk, $695/mo. 261-5034 turn around. Delivery available. Gulf 809 Lots Registration 9am, Auction 10am. Sale 857 Condos-Furnished Coast Supply & Mgf. (888)393-0335. location: Orange Co. Courthouse, 425 EFFICIENCY - with huge bathroom/ 858 Condos-Unfurnished www.GulfCoastSupply.com. ANF Lake Lot Deal Fell Thru - 2.6 ac N. Orange Ave., Ste 180, Orlando. jacuzzi. Off Atlantic Ave. $600/mo. AMELIA LANDINGS - Furnished 2BR/ $19,300. Free boat slips. Was $39,900. Auction properties located in Apopka & (904)556-9372 2BA, water/sewer & garbage included. FERNANDINA SHORES - 2BR, pool, Secluded wooded lot w/deeded access Orlando. www.irsauctions.gov or Pool. Non-smoking. Service animals tennis, 2 blocks to beach, W/D, lower 621 Garden/ to pvt stocked bass lake in TN. Quiet rd contact Sharon W. Sullivan (954)654- only. $1050/mo. + deposit. Call (904) unit. Service animals only. $875/mo. Lawn Equipment frontage, utilities, warranty deed. Exc 9899 [email protected]. ANF 856 Apartments 759-1105. Available 7/1. Call (847)867-3163. financing. Must see, call now (888) 792-5253 x3087. ANF Unfurnished FERNANDINA SHORES - 2/2 flat, CUB CADET MODEL 1045 LAWN next to tennis courts/pool. Long term. AMELIA WOODS - 1BR, completely TRACTOR - 20HP Kohler engine, 46” REAL ESTATE QUAINT LITTLE COTTAGE - in $900. Nick Deonas Realty, Inc. (904) renovated. $750/mo. Call Marcy (904) mulching deck, optional twin bagger. 810 Farms & Acreage Historic District. $675/mo. Utilities 277-0006. 753-6500. Used two summers, low hours, just RENTALS included. No smoking. Service animals SAND DOLLAR VILLAS - Oceanfront serviced, garage kept, new belts & Ulitmate Florida Land Sale - 150 ac only. (904)277-3828 2BR/2BA COLONY UNIT - 2-car gar., 2BR/2BA condo. Completely furnished, blades. $1200. Call (904)491-8985. $499,900. Approved to subdivide. newly remodeled, pool & tennis court. BREEZY OCEAN VIEW - 2BR/1.5BA, top floor, pool & covered parking. 1 yr Stately woodland in high & dry setting No smoking. $1000/mo. + dep. & utils. 851 Roommate Wanted freshly painted, ceiling fans, W/D lease. $1500/mo. Pgr 1-800-861-9892 REAL ESTATE w/beautiful wildlife pond. Tremendous connection. Service animals only. 737 (904)548-0774, (904)556-5457. potential. Great N. FL location, close to ROOMMATE NEEDED - on island. N. Fletcher. $850/mo. (904)261-4127 2BR/1BA - partially furnished condo everything. 1-of-a-kind. (800)242- 925 TARPON AVE. - North Pointe SALES Non smoking. Clean, quiet profession- OCEAN VIEW STUDIO APT. - with 1/2 block from beach. $900/mo. Small 1802. ANF al. $500/mo. Private bath. (904)335- pets OK. Community pool, tennis court, 2BR/2.5BA townhouse. $895. Nick private beach access. Freshly painted. Deonas Realty, Inc. (904)277-0006 1491. No smoking. $695/mo. + 1 month playground, close to beach. 415-6078 deposit. (904)261-7658 801 Wanted To 813 Investment Property 3BR/2BA RANCH HOUSE - on FOR RENT - Fernandina Shores. Furn. AMELIA LAKES - 2BR/2BA, 1200sf, Chester. Own bedroom & bathroom. OCEAN VIEW 2BR - No lease. Service W/D. Immaculate. Lake view, 1st floor. FREE FORECLOSURE LISTINGS - 2BR/2BA condo. Close to beach, tennis Buy or Rent $400/mo. Utilities included. Pet OK. animals only. $750/mo. + security court, pool. Svc animals only. Utils incl. $950/mo. Call Don Brown Realty Over 400,000 properties nationwide. Call (904)321-1196. deposit. Call (904)261-7750 after 6pm. (904)225-5510 or 571-7177. Low down payment. Call now (800) $600/wk., $1100/mo. (904)310-6493 WE BUY HOUSE CASH! 446-9804. ANF Foreclosure get help Call Veronica today 852 Mobile Homes (912)674-6781 0 Hablo Espano CHANGE A CHILD’S LIFE... 817 Other Areas 2BR/1BA SW - Lg shady lot on island, FORECLOSED HOME AUCTION - close to schools & shopping. Appl’s incl. 802 Mobile Homes Florida statewide auction starts July CH&A. Storage shed. Svc animals only. $750/mo. + $750 dep. 753-4110 FSBO 3/2 DW - on 1 acre with above 11. 700+ homes MUST BE SOLD! REDC / Free brochure www.Auction.com RE ground pool, fenced yard $89,500 and 2BR/1BA SW - New carpet. Located VOLUNTEER No. CQ1031187. ANF a 3/2 SW on 1 acre fenced yard in quiet, well kept mobile home park Helping students succeed everyday at $60,000. Call (478)363-1066. near Harris Teeter. (904)261-6957 LAKE BARGAIN - 3+ ac just $49,900 Yulee Middle School Hilliard Middle Senior High School (was $89,900). Nicely wooded, private 2 & 3 BR Units - available in trailer 805 Beaches lake access. Ready to build. Owner will park. Call (904)335-6121. Callahan Middle School Fernandina Beach Middle School finance. Only one - save big. (866) West Nassau High School Fernandina Beach High School 352-2249. ANF 3BR/2BA - on 1 acre near Otter Run. FSBO-Reduced. 3/2, 1.5 blocks to Very private. 1200 sq. ft. $750/mo. beach. New roof/kitchen/siding. Across Webster Co., GA - 63 ac $1525/ac. Call (904)277-4303. from comm. pool, 2 scrn’d tiled Creek, great hunting, paved road. porches, hot tub. $344,900. (904)556- Other tracts avail in 3 county area. UNFURNISHED OR FURNISHED 2 to 4500 (478)987-9700 St,. Regis Paper Co. 3BR - Beautiful new decor. $600- ANF $795/mo. Includes water, lawn, poss. OCEANFRONT PROPERTY RTO. (904)315-1757 or 613-8401 COASTAL GEORGIA - Bank Ordered Visit www.OceanfrontAmelia.com for a Communities In Schools of Nassau County complete list, or call Bob Gedeon at Sale. 1+ acre ocean access $29,900. BLACKROCK AREA - 2BR/1BA in Oceanfront Realty (904)261-8870. http://www.oceanaccess299.com/888- small, very quiet trailer park. Water, (904) 321-2000 NLPSA 982-8952 x5192. ANF garbage, sewer & lawn service provid- ed. $550/mo. + $500 dep. 261-6486 Head For The Smoky Mountains - 2 806 Waterfront night/3 day stay only $99. Home sites REMODELED SINGLEWIDE - 2BR/ starting $29,900. Paved roads, water, 1BA. Blackrock. $500/mo. + $400 deposit. (904)261-9729 Waterfront Homes & Lots - Call sewer, & clubhouse. www.ocoeemount (904) 261–4066 for information. C.H. ainclub.com (866)228-6147. ANF 3BR/2BA LARGE DOUBLEWIDE - in Lasserre, Realtor. Yulee. Close to school & shopping. CENTRAL GA - Two center pivot Service animals only. $800/mo. + $800 irrigated farms: 168 ac & 600 ac. dep. (904)583-2009 Creeks, ponds, row crop land, great 808 Off Island/Yulee income & recreation. (478)987-1247 STATIONERY RV FOR RENT - Weekly William Long Agency. ANF & monthly rates. (904)225-5577 2.5 ACRES - 2 dwellings: (1) CB home fixer-upper, like new triplewide. Fruit LAKE JAMES - gated waterfront com- 2BR/2BA MOBILE HOME - on 1/2 trees. 25 mins to Jax. Horses welcome. munity, scenic mtn & lake view home- acre lot in Yulee. $700/mo. + $700 Live in one, rent the other. Lots of sites. 50% discounts, 3 days only 7/3- dep. Available June 1st. Call (904) amenities. $225,000. (904)277-8382 5. By appt only (800)709-LAKE. ANF 491-4383 or 237-7324. BLACKROCK AREA - Completely FLORIDA LAND AUCTIONS - remodeled roof to floors. 4BR/2BA Magnolia Bay Hunting Plantation, 854 Rooms semi-secluded 1 acre. FP, new A/C, 596+/- acres. Jeffereson Co. 7/9-10. united Country Certified Real Estate. cabinets, appliances, tile, lg pool/deck. ROOM FOR RENT - DirecTV, Internet, www.CertifiedRealEstateAuctions.com $180,000. 583-0095 separate living room. $450/mo. Call (877)711-9175 AU2726 10%BP. ANF after 6pm (904)556-2173. Marsh Cove Condominiums Sandcastles: Nassau Experience Island living without Island prices! Located next to the Beach Club area, Club Features include: Apartments 2 bedroom garden units • 2 bedroom townhouse style these ocean front villas range from Best Address in Fernandina Beach 3 bedroom garden units • Marsh views 1 BD/1 BA for $330,000 to 1, 2, 3 & 4 Bedrooms Swimming pool • Dishwasher • Laundry facilities 2 BD/2 BA for Washer/dryer connections* • Washer/dryer units available*  Pool $695,000.  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CARLTON DUNES OCEAN PLACE 4485 SPINNAKER COURT 1638 REGATTA DRIVE Executive oceanfront condos at Summer Ocean front at it’s finest! 2 and 3 bedroom Beautiful wooded golf course lot very near the Beautiful home located in the prestigious ocean. Approximately 1 acre lot in the prestigious Beach with upscale appointments located units located on the South side of The Ritz- Golfside South in Summer Beach. Approx. North of The Ritz-Carlton. Prices start at Golfside community has gorgeous views of the Carlton at Summer Beach. Prices start at course, marsh and lake. This is the largest lot on 3,800 sq. ft., 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath, upscale $1,389,000. $610,000. Investors welcome. the market in any resort community. Build your amenities. $979,000 MLS #44999 dream home now! $635,000 MLS #48033

SEA CHASE 15 JASMINE PLACE 95176 WOODBERRY LANE 301 KETCH COURTYARD Fabulous oceanfront condos. 3 and 4 Two story duplex. Great location, close to This beautiful home in The Preserve at Summer Beach fea- schools, shopping and dining. $199,000 MLS Beautiful views from this 2BR/2BA oceanfront condo. bedrooms, 2 pools and 2 tennis courts. One tures an open floor plan that leads to a large screened Centrally located to dining, shopping or just relaxing #49211 lanai w/ views of the preserve. Just a short walk to the level units available. Prices start at community pool, beach or country club. $499,000 MLS at the beach. Very well maintained and clean. $1,149,000. #49504 Great rental potential! $475,000 MLS #48999

SAILMAKER VILLAS HARRISON COVE VILLAS 95046 SPRING TIDE LANE 5036 OUTRIGGER DRIVE Magnificent marsh views from this beautiful A rare find! Wonderful oceanfront townhouse design Oceanfront and pool side units in the heart Beautiful condos in convenient location. 2 Intracoastal townhome. Fabulous screened lanai of Summer Beach. 2 or 3 bedrooms starting in Outrigger at Summer Beach. Fabulous ocean views! and 3 bedroom units with garages. Prices with summer kitchen! Community dock and boat Fully furnished w/ exception of a few personal items. at $289,000. Perfect for rentals. slips. Membership to the country club available. start at $399,000. Membership to Country Club available. $1,050,000 $849,900 MLS #48002 MLS #48352

THE PRESERVE COURTYARD 69 SPINNAKER DRIVE 95101 WHISTLING DUCK CIRCLE THE PRESERVE TOWN HOMES Wonderful homes with the timeless flair of a Let us build your dream home on this beautiful Beautiful new Estate Home, lots of upgrades. Room 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bath, pond view, two-story Mediterranean Villa with views of the pond. Summer Beach golf course lot. Large, wooded for pool, 3 car garage, private lot backs to the pre- townhomes with master on 1st floor. Few steps to the beach, great gated communi- lot has beautiful views. Country Club member- serve area. Seller pays some closing cost. Community pool, walk to the beach. Prices ty. Prices starting at $650,000. ship available. $525,000 MLS #48670 Membership to Golf Club included. $859,900 MLS starting at $399,900. #46368 VIRTUAL TOURS AVAILABLE AT WWW.REALTOR.COM VIRTUAL TOURS AVAILABLE AT WWW.REALTOR.COM Summer Beach is our address not our boundary! Summer Beach is our address not our boundary!

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Find The News-Leader on the World Wide Web REAL ESTATE 860 Homes-Unfurnished 861 Vacation Rentals www.fbnewsleader.com RENTALS YULEE - Nice 3/2 brick home on 1+ OCEANVIEW 3BR/2BA and 2BR/1BA. Read the news, e-mail the staff, check the acres. 96686 Chester Rd. near Home Call (904)261-4066, C.H. Lasserre, classifieds, or subscribe to Depot & Target. Home has large den. Realtor, for special rates. Updated kitchen & baths. $1,195/mo.+ Florida’s Oldest Weekly Newspaper! 858 Condos-Unfurnished dep. 904-491-6008 or 904-910-5913 BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN HOME - north of Franklin, NC. Sleeps 10. 2656 A 1ST AVE. - 1 block to beach, 3BR/2BA HOME - in town. For rent or Convenient to Bryson City, Cherokee, & 2BR/2BA, 1-car garage, W/D conn., sale option. Rent credit. (904)753- white water. $500/wk. 277-2605 patio. $900/mo. + dep. Long term. 0025 (832)216-8899 4BR/3BA OCEAN REACH - 2200sf, VACATION CHALET - in N. Carolina THE PALMS AT AMELIA - 2BR/2BA like new, 2 car garage, walk to beach. Mtns. River overlook, cozy, well starting at $800/mo. 3BR/2BA starting $1425/mo. 2879 Tidewater St. (904) furnished, majestic views. Peaceful. at $900/mo. Call about our early 556-9690. See pics at: $495/wk. or $95/day. (904)757-5416 move-in special. (904)277-1983 tinyurl.com/mpuvw6. AMELIA ISLAND, FL - 3BR/2BA 3BR/2BA BEACH CONDO - All new. 2BR/1BA HOUSE - on the Island. remodeled house. 200 yds to beach. $999/mo. Annual unfurnished rental. $700/mo. plus deposit. Service animals Reduced! $550/wk + $60 cleaning. (904)415-1313 only. No smoking. Call (904)759-1105. Available now. Call Nick (508)981- 3275. 2BR/1.5BA CONDO - 1.5 blocks from AMERICAN BEACH - 5475 Ocean beach. Completely renovated! Ameni- Blvd., 3BR/2BA, 1100sf, $775mo. Don ties incl. $900/mo + sec dep. Call Brown Realty at 225-5510 or 571- 863 Office 912-269-3960. 7177. AMELIA LAKES - 2BR/2BA split floor 606 N. 15TH ST. - 3BR/2BA, 1850 sq. Office Space - includes utilities & plan. Fireplace, screened porch. 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(954)856-1424 4BR/3BA SEASIDE HOME - 2 blks to beach. Nice home, large yard. No smoking. Available 7/1. $1650/mo. + 864 Commercial/Retail $1650 dep. 491-6152 or 415-2545 Fernandina DEERWALK - Prime high visibility location on A1A in O’Neal. 1250sf 3/2 HERON ISLES - "New-Nice" units. Curtiss Lasserre Real Estate Home, Ready Now! $950. Call (904) Beach (904)261-4066. 1996 TOYOTA CAMRY 2002 CHEVY S10 2001 VOLVO V70 WAGON 206-1370. Beige with Tan Leather Interior. 2000SF BUILDING FOR LEASE - LE Collectors Edition Model. White Xtreme Model. V6, Auto, Cold AC and Realty AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION 1893 S. 8th St., Fernandina Beach. with Tan Leather Interior. V6, Auto, All the Looks in the World! Only 55K Sunroof, Keyless Entry, Alloy Wheels, HOME - for rent. 4BR/3BA, great $1500/mo. (904)349-2558 AC; Power Locks, Windows, Cruise & Power Everything, Cruise, Tilt, Auto, (904) 261-4011 location. $1500/mo. + deposit. Call Miles! (904)545-3017. Tilt. AM/FM/CD, Sunroof, Alloy AC, AM/FM/CD, Memory Seats. 2057 S. Fletcher Ave. TRANSPORTATION Wheels, Woodgrain Dash. YULEE 1BR/1BA GUEST HOME - on LONG-TERM RENTALS lake. CH&A, W/D hookups, lawn care. $ $ $ No smoking. $700/mo. + $700 deposit. VALUE PRICED 8,950 VALUE PRICED 8,950 VALUE PRICED 8,450 • AMELIA LANDINGS - 2BR/2BA (904)225-5952 or (904)945-3405 901 Automobiles condo. Close to beach. Community pool. NORTH HAMPTON - I Need a home 1988 MERCEDES BENZ 300E - Great NASSAU COUNTY’S LARGEST INVENTORY OF $750/mo. Avail. Now. manager to move in with their buy. Reliable. Runs well!! $1400. TM • CARTESIAN POINTE - 3BR/2BA beautiful furniture and stage this home (404)226-0077 CARFAX CERTIFIED, SERVICED & SAFTEY INSPECTED VEHICLES! to sell. Mgr must make it available to house. 2 car garage. $1,050/mo. show from 9-5. Rent is $1000 plus Acura Integra - ‘96 $650. Honda Available Now. utilities with a month to month lease. Civic ‘97 $400. Toyota Camry ‘95 $500. • AMELIA NATIONAL - 3BR/3BA Call Robin (912) 270-3239 Ford Taurus ‘01 $750. Police Impounds. For listings call (800)366-9813 ext House. 2 car garage. 1800 sq. ft. 9275. ANF $1,400/mo. Available now. 861 Vacation Rentals 2002 VW CABRIO GLX - Convertible, • OTTER RUN - 3BR/3BA House. SUMMER BEACH VILLAGE - Furnish- black/tan leather, 69k miles, great 2-car garage. Fenced back yard.1500 sq. ed house. 3BR/2BA, 2-car gar, gated condition. $8,900. (904)583-2743 ft. $1,095/mo. Avail now. comm/pool, 5 min/beach. Rent by day, 2003 JETTA GLS - Auto., sunroof, 59K • NORTH FLETCHER - 2BR/2BA wk, mth, yr. 261-6204, 206-0035 miles. Great shape. $8495. Tom unit. Close to beach. $795/mo. Includes (904)556-6404. 2001 HONDA CR-V 2000 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 2005 KIA OPTIMA water, garbage, sewage. Avail now. LONG TERM RENTALS LX Model. Green with Beige Interior. Blue With Charcoal Interior. Auto, SLE Model. 1 Owner Clean and With • CHAD STREET - 3BR/2BA unit with ON ISLAND 902 Trucks AC, Power Locks, Windows, Cruise & Only 70K Miles! V6, Auto, Cold Dual Auto/Stick Shift; AM/FM/CD, AC; •2830B Jefferson, live @ beach, 2/1 down- Power Locks, Windows, Cruise & Tilt. 1 car garage. $995/mo. Available now. stairs, all appliances, $800+util. Tilt. Like New Inside and Out! Stop Zone AC, Leather, Alloy Wheels and •819 S. 7th, 3/2.5 townhouse, garage, $995 FOR SALE - 1991 Ford Dually. Runs 52K Miles and a Great Gas Saver! • SEA CASTLE - 3BR/2.5BA condo, great. Kept in barn. New tires, A/C. By and Check It Out! Full Power Suite. Enjoy Pontiac’s OFF ISLAND Excellent Car At a Great Price! close to beach. 2 car garage. $1,095/mo. Call (904)277-3905. Flagship Family Sedan Today! •Hickory Village, 86415 Sand Hickory Trl., 3/2, Available Now. fenced backyard, $1125.

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