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“There's a great need [for school “If we pursue this, I would like “But sitting in this position [as guardians]. I don't know if we'll some guarantee that we would not a school board member], it causes get five or 15, but they will be of a use classroom teachers for this and anxiety, not knowing who is going great value. They will have to pass let's do this as a limited trial when to be on the list [of potential the training.” we first do it.” guardians].”

MCSO Interim Supt. School Board Undersheriff Epp of Schools Member Richardson Shirley Joseph Bart Alford

ArmedRick Patrick: guardians are coming to our schools Greene Publishing, Inc. shooter event take place in a Madison County and offered to answer questions. Richardson also school. Even though the statute allows for the expressed the need, in his mind, to enhance During the regular meeting of the Madison arming of teachers, it does not mandate it. What is security measures by including school guardians. County District School Board on Monday, June mandated is that either an SRO or a qualified Richardson also reminded board members of the 17, the board members continued their discussion guardian be on campus at all times during the requirements that would have to be met before a on the school guardian program. Earlier this year, school day. How school districts meet that person could be a school guardian. Any potential the Florida legislature expanded the safe schools requirement is left up to the school districts. guardian would have to have either previous program to potentially allow for the arming of In an effort to provide information to the military training or experience as a law classroom teachers as a back-up to School board, Madison County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) enforcement officer. They would also have to See "Guardians” on page 3 Resource Officers (SROs), should an active Undersheriff Epp Richardson spoke to the board undergo psychological Shoaf wins Florida House District Seven race

Photo Submitted On Monday night, June 17, Tony Chambers’ mobile home, located on SW Mt. Olive Church Rd., in the Sirmans community caught fire, resulting in a total loss. Midnight blaze Rick Patrick: leaves man in need Greene Publishing, Inc. John Willoughby: Greene Publishing, Inc. In a special election held On Monday, June 17, Sirmans Volunteer Fire Department (SVFD) firefighters and Madison Fire Department on Tuesday, June 18, Port St. (MFD) firefighters responded to a midnight fire that caused the total loss of a mobile home, located on SW Mt. Olive Joe republican businessman Church Rd., in the Sirmans community in southwest Madison County. Jason Shoaf handily defeated MFD received the call at 11:36 p.m. and arrived at approximately 12:12 a.m. Upon battling the fire and helping his democratic challenger, Sirmans extinguish the flames, MFD cleared the scene at approximately 3 a.m. MFD Chief Bruce Jordan reports no Ryan Terrell, of Tallahassee, injuries. to win the Florida House of Friends and family took to Facebook recently to ask for donations for homeowner Tony Chambers. Currently, Representatives District donations of the following are being asked for: size 30/32 pants, small/medium tops, size 8 shoes/boots, basic Seven seat. District Seven household needs, bed linens and cooking and eating utensils. If you would like to donate to Chambers, call Tracey spans an area across the Big Kelly at (850) 464-7078. Bend of Florida from Lafayette County in the east, to Gulf and Calhoun Counties, in the west. The district also includes Taylor, Station 51 to be dedicated Madison, Jefferson, Wakulla, John Willoughby: part of western Leon, Franklin Greene Publishing, Inc. and Liberty Counties. This area of Florida was Since taking their first calls in August of 2018, County Fire Coordinator Chris Williams and all first hard hit by Hurricane Michael responders working out of the Steve Agner Public Safety Building (Station 51) have cut response times by over last year and portions of the 50 percent in western Madison County. Now, the time has come to dedicate Station 51, which will be held on area are still recovering. This Wednesday, June 26, beginning at 11 a.m. became a focal point of The journey toward bringing ambulances and fire services to the Town of Greenville began one year ago Shoaf's campaign. District- when County Coordinator Brian Kauffman brought a proposed interlocal agreement draft that would bring wide, Shoaf received an EMS unit to the area. It was later approved, bringing peace to the Town of Greenville and surrounding approximately 70 percent of residents. the vote, with 10,439 votes; Today, and on any given day, at any given time, you can find at least two dual-certified firefighter/medics compared to Terrell's 4,392 at Station 51, located at 1621 SW Main St., in Greenville. votes, or approximately 30 The public is invited to the dedication ceremony, which will feature Madison County Commissioners, the percent of the vote total. Town of Greenville Council, Greenville Mayor Brittni Brown, Greenville Town Manager Edward Dean and Locally, in Madison County Coordinator Brian Kauffman. Additionally, the keynote speaker for the event will be Julius Halas, County, Shoaf had 1,181, or Director of the Florida State Fire Marshal's office. 69.39 percent of the votes. After the ceremony, a luncheon will take place in the fellowship hall of Greenville Baptist Church, located Terrell had 682 votes, or at 109 S Grand St., in Greenville. For more information about this event, call Station 51 at (850) 948-2241. See "Shoaf” on page 3

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Bedford, Va., one town, observed a solumn event, on June 6. It was on that day, 75 years before, that twenty of their men were killed. That was on D-Day, known as the longest day. The men from that small town and county in south-central Virginia were tasked to take Omaha Beach. They were at the Rick Patrick American "tip of the spear," thrust at the Nazis that stormy morning. There are times when I really struggle to Out of roughly 220 soldiers of th find something brilliant to say during our Company A, 116 Regiment, of th weekly visits. That may sound incredible to the Army's 29 division, about 35 of them were "Bedford boys." you, but it is true. I find myself wrestling with Photo Submitted writer's block more and more these days. The June 7, 2019, Washington Mike Pence, Vice President, at Bedford, Va., on D-Day, June 6, Today was one of those days. Post 1 & 2b called it, in there said: "That such a small town would make such a sacrifice seems al- As I was leaving the office for lunch, I headline: "Twenty men killed on most beyond belief." began to worry myself over the task of writing D-Day. For Bedford, an my column and finding something to say. I'm incalculable loss." Others were maimed. The dead littered the sand usually not one to suffer much from stress, but The Bedford Boys and their bodies rolled in the surf, according to I was starting to "stress out" over this week's In his 2003 book: The Bedford Boys, author historical accounts. column. Then I looked across the field where Alex Kershaw, wrote about the slaughter that In one incident, 29 Company A men were our goats were doing what goats normally do. was fast and mereiless. Company A had lost 103 killed by massed enemy mortars and machine I saw a pair of baby goats running, practicing men on D-Day; 19 of them from Bedford guns just as they hit the beach, according to their head buts and enjoying just being baby County, according to officials at the memorial historian Keershaw. goats. These baby goats weren't worried about service this June. Another Bedford man was Five of them are believed to be Bedford writing a column with a looming deadline. killed from Company F. men: Leslie Cecil "Dickie" Abbott, Jr., Clifton These baby goats weren't worried about who Bedford Remembers Lee, Gordon Henry White, Nick Gillaspie and won what election. These baby goats weren't A memorial service was held at "the hill Wallace Carter. worried about what silly or goofy thing some top," where the monument, a gift from the people One family, the Hobacks, lost two of their politician said. These baby goats weren't of France, had been solomized. That monument, sons: Bedford, 30, and Raymond, 24. worried about bills, appointments or any of erected in 1954, was a block of stone taken from The Hobacks weren't the only ones in the those things that we tend to build angst in our near Omaha Beach, adorned with a plaque county getting the grim news, which took weeks minds over. They were just having fun doing honoring the men from D-Day. to reach Bedford's telegraph office. what baby goats do best. In front of the old brick courthouse on Main "If you didn't have somebody that was It dawned on me that I could learn a lot Street, where the Bedford boys trained in the affected by this, you knew somebody," Lucille from something as simple as a pair of baby basement of the National Guard armory before Boggess, 89, said. "The whole community was goats. Somehow, taking a moment or two to they went to war, a plaque pays tribute to just heartbroken and crying." watch these two little goats playing reminded Bedford's heroes from the Revolutionary War, Western Union operator Elizabeth Teass was me that there is fun and beauty taking place all and a tall obelisk honors its men who fought for the first to see the dreadful telegrams when they around us. We just have to open our eyes and the Confederacy. began to arrive from Roanoke on the teletype th our minds in order to be able to see it. Part of The 116 Regimant was mauled by the machine on July 17, Kershaw wrote. the whole idea behind our weekly visits is to German fire on Omaha Beach and saw 381 of its One came in, then another and another. "I take a moment out of our ordinarily hectic and men killed. just sat and watched them and wondered how perhaps sometimes stressful situations to Bedford men were cut down as they waded many more it was going to be," she remembered. appreciate the simple blessings of being here ashore, holding their rifles overhead. They were This June 6, Bedford sat steeped in its on the sunny side shot on the beach. They drowned in the water. history. At the middle desk: Unpopular opinions Opinions are like belly buttons – we all have If you don't like it, sue me. the unkind words and unnecessary hatred directed one. I know this to be true because I have opinions Also, "The Office" is horrible. Maybe it's just towards them as a result, which shouldn't be the about certain things and the fact that I don't like dry humor, but watching case. so do you. Some of us "The Office" ranks somewhere below sitting in a Today, it's an unpopular opinion to think that happen to have unpopular tub full of scissors for me. I cringe because it's just agreeing to disagree should still be relevant. We opinions, and I wanted to not that funny. Listen, I like Steve Carrell. He's a get so caught up in who loves who, who's not list some of mine (I am on great actor, but I just cannot bring myself to watch doing what and who's putting pineapple on their the 'Viewpoints & the television show. pizza (which is still wrong, in my opinion). Opinions' page, right?). I'm sure I probably made you upset by listing Because we become so consumed with in those First and foremost, some of those things. The glorious thing about things, we lose sight of the true victories of our pineapple doesn't belong opinions, however, is that they are preferences of lives and how we celebrate them. on pizza. I've never tried others. We all have a preference, just like I prefer I encourage you to listen to others. Learn it, therefore you may have not to eat my pizza with pineapple. But when we about who they are and what they enjoy. Maybe the opinion that I start trying to take the freedom of preference away make them smile. You may not necessarily agree John Willoughby shouldn't give a negative from someone, that's where we're wrong. with their opinion on certain things, but the true opinion, however, my We see a lot of this today, especially in victory is not winning an argument; the true opinion is that pineapple should not go on pizza. politics, and because of such, some are afraid to victory is being a friend with open ears who It's outright disgusting, but I'm sorry (not really). express their opinions or have beliefs because of practices respect, which is what we all deserve. Horoscopes: ARIES • Mar 21/Apr 20 LEO • Jul 23/Aug 23 SAGITTARIUS • Nov 23/Dec 21 Pull out all the emotional stops this week, You are in need of a break this week, Leo. Sagittarius, you might get a little off course Aries. Things seemingly tug at your heartstrings However, there are many demands on your time in the next few days. But all it will take is a little more so than in the past, and it’s okay to have a and focus. Devote this weekend to self-care and correction to have your plans and goals line up few tears develop during a sad movie. R&R. once again.

TAURUS • Apr 21/May 21 VIRGO • Aug 24/Sept 22 CAPRICORN • Dec 22/Jan 20 Taurus, kick communication up a notch if The first half of the week lights up your Relationships take center stage this week, you want to get things done. Write things out if friendships and long-term aspirations, Virgo. Try Capricorn. You are getting pulled in many you need a cheat sheet, then pull together all of putting the two together so you can have more different directions, but you may love being busy the key players. balance in your life. and the energy that requires.

GEMINI • May 22/Jun 21 LIBRA • Sept 23/Oct 23 AQUARIUS • Jan 21/Feb 18 Money is a priority this week, and you have Libra, career stars are shining brightly for Work and health take the helm this week, to put your focus on finances, Gemini. Have you you and all eyes are on you. Use this opportunity Aquarius. Are you running yourself ragged or not reconciled your checking account lately? See to really showcase your talents. People with feeling 100 percent? It might be time to really where you are spending and saving. power may be watching. focus on schedule adjustments.

CANCER • Jun 22/Jul 22 SCORPIO • Oct 24/Nov 22 PISCES • Feb 19/Mar 20 Don’t overthink things too much, Cancer. Try Scorpio, inspiration is in big supply this Good old fashioned fun is on the horizon, to go with the flow as much as possible. week, but be sure to watch out for those who Pisces. Use the warm weather as an opportunity Situations with coworkers could take an might try to dissuade you. Keep plans on the to go to a drive-in movie or attend a local unexpected turn. Be on the lookout. down low if you have a great idea. carnival.

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screening and submit to random drug testing Joseph. “I do think we need to pursue it, but I do not want any classroom throughout the year. They would undergo extensive teachers in this program for the first year. The board can control that.” Guardians firearm and tactics training. Richardson said these Board member Susie Williamson stated that she wanted as few guardians guardians would go through the same rigorous as possible in the program. “I would like to keep this at a very minimal Cont. from page 1 training as law enforcement officer (LEO) recruits. number for the first year, if we do this,” said Williamson. Williamson and Once the initial training is complete, the guardians other board members stated that they did not like the idea of there being any would still be required to continue with ongoing more guns in the school than the minimum needed. annual training. The training would take place at no cost to the local school “I feel if we get the proper people in place, I'll feel confident in the district. The training costs would be born by the MCSO. The MCSO would program,” said Gibson. “I hate to say this, but this is the world we live in.” be reimbursed by the state through the school guardian program. According Board member Bart Alford still had reservations in terms of the people to Richardson, the sole purpose for the school guardian would be to “prevent who would eventually be proposed as guardians. “At the end of the day, or abate an active shooter.” The school guardian would have no law you're going to have to have a little bit of trust in my role, the Sheriff enforcement authority. Since the guardian program would be voluntary, no Department's role that we would do what is appropriate to do,” said school personnel could be compelled to become a guardian. According to Killingsworth. Madison County Safe Schools Designee Ben Killingsworth, successful “I'm not distrusting anybody,” responded Alford. “But sitting in this guardians would be eligible for a one-time stipend of $500, paid via the position [as a school board member], it causes anxiety, not knowing who is MCSO. going to be on the list [of potential guardians].” Killingsworth attempted to One major advantage for having a guardian on campus would be the reassure Alford with the fact that the board would see the list and approve the added flexibility should an SRO not be able to be on campus. “Even SROs prospective guardians. “It still causes anxiety,” said Alford. have lives,” said Richardson. “They get sick, or their children get sick. We're “It would be my petition of the Madison County School District and pulling people from everywhere to make sure that we're compliant with superintendent to take a vote and pass and give us the ability to move covering these schools. There's a great need [for school guardians]. I don't forward with at least the selection process of identifying the potential know if we'll get five or 15, but they will be of a great value. They will have candidates that you get to look at, that you get to say 'yay or nay,'” said to pass the training.” Currently, if something happens, the SRO cannot leave Richardson. the school and remain compliant with state statutes. If a school guardian is in “Do you think there's a probability that this training can be completed by place, the SRO can leave the school to help with another emergency August?” asked Alford. situation, if needed. “We're going to have to hire more SROs [at an expense “Yeah, if we'll go to work,” replied Richardson. to the school district] or we're going to have to have guardians [at no expense One difficulty facing the board is the fact that the names of the guardians to the school district]. Richardson was careful to state that the guardian will need to be kept confidential, for security reasons. The question facing the program would not take the place of SROs, but would be an added layer of board is how to approve or disapprove the names on the list without those security to supplement the SROs. Richardson also informed the board that the names becoming public. “Usually, you can't, in public, vote in a way that's MCSO would own, inspect and assign the weapons used by the guardians. private,” said board attorney Tommy Reeves. “I'll have to figure that out. Board member Reggie Daniels asked if it might be possible to hire more This is a new statute. The question is, is there a way for that confidential SROs. “Why aren't we encouraging that?” asked Daniels. process to come before a public board? I don't know that there is right now. If “We struggled to do what we've done with the money earmarked for there's not, what would happen is, you [the board] would set restrictions, such SROs,” responded Richardson. as no classroom teachers. The folks who successfully went through training Interim Chief Financial Officer Andy Barnes informed the board that the would go to the superintendent, who would appoint them as guardians.” board currently has approximately $310,000 to cover the cost of SROs. This Board chairman Gibson asked if there was a motion to accept the would cover the cost of approximately six SROs, but would not cover what guardian program. Following a long silence, Alford made the motion to was being sought by the MCSO. “You can go into other parts of your pursue the guardian program with the exclusion of all classroom teachers in budget,” said Barnes. “But understand you're trading dollars. Trading the district. When asked for a second, there was another long silence, the possible classroom instruction, bus drivers or lights, or just your daily Williamson seconded the motion, saying “It scares me, but I'll second the operational needs. That will be a decision for you to make.” motion.” The motion passed on a 3-2 vote with Suretta Bell and Daniels Before making a decision, Board Chairman Carol Gibson asked Interim casting the dissenting votes. Superintendent of Schools Shirley Joseph for her recommendation. “If we The next meeting of the Madison County District School Board is pursue this, I would like some guarantee that we would not use classroom scheduled to take place on Monday, July 1, at 6 p.m. in the board meeting teachers for this and let's do this as a limited trial when we first do it,” said room, located at 210 NE Duval Ave., in Madison.

36.61 percent of the total votes cast. There were a life, the right to bear arms and the right to pursue the American Dream - total of 1,865 votes cast in the race. This equates to a these values are not for sale. And I'll make sure they know we care about our Shoaf 15.6 percent voter turnout. kids. The best and most important investment we can make is in their future. Cont. from page 1 “Our communities deserve a voice in I want to bring more skills and training programs to our high schools so that Tallahassee, especially in the aftermath of Hurricane students can learn the skills they need to find good-paying jobs.” Michael,” said Shoaf in a statement released Shoaf will take over the seat from former Rep. Halsey Beshears, a Wednesday, June 19. “I am incredibly proud to take on this role, and I Monticello businessman who vacated the seat in order to accept an guarantee our voice will be heard. I'll make sure they know the devastation appointment from Gov. DeSantis to be the Secretary of Florida's Department and destruction that Hurricane Michael brought on our region, and the of Professional and Business Regulation in January of this year. This left families and businesses that are still struggling nearly one year later. I'll make Florida's District Seven without representation in the house during the 2019 sure they know that we're not willing to compromise our values. The right to legislative session. Internet cafe bust leads to discovery Did you know? of illegal operation Summer facts Ashley Hunter: established that there was sufficient While internet cafes were once • The first day of summer Greene Publishing, Inc. probable cause for search warrants commonplace, their popularity has is between June 20 and June to be issued for the six cafes. declined in recent years, as personal 22 every year. The first day of Six different internet cafes According to a report issued by internet-accessing devices (such as summer is called the summer located within the City of the TPD, six internet cafes located portable computers, tablets and solstice, and the day varies Tallahassee were recently involved on West Tennessee Street, Mahan smartphones) have become more due to the Earth’s rotation not in a suspected illegal gambling Drive, on Capital Circle SE, North commonplace, as well as the fact exactly reflecting our calendar venture. Monroe Street, East Lafayette Street that most chain restaurants and year. According to the Tallahassee and on North MLK Boulevard were coffee shops now provide free wifi • The last day of summer Police Department (TPD), citizen all involved in the investigation and to their consumers. is Sept. 20. complaints drew the attention of law ensuing probable-cause search Due to the shifting landscape of • Watermelon is one of enforcement officers to these six warrant. internet access and usage, internet summer’s best summer treats. internet cafes, with an investigation On Thursday, May 23, law cafes have morphed into the industry Did you know that into the cafes' business ventures that enforcement officers searched the of sweepstake gambling, where watermelons are not a fruit, began in April of this year. six businesses and recovered customers of the cafe purchase but a vegetable instead? They During the investigation, two numerous illegal gaming machines internet access or pre-paid phone belong to the cucumber armed robberies took place at two of and televisions; the searches also led cards and receive free sweepstake family of vegetables. the internet cafe establishments, to the seizure of thousands of tickets from their purchases. • The Eiffel tower with one of the robberies resulting in illegally obtained dollars. In turn, consumers can redeem actually grows in the heat of the non-life-threatening injuries of a According to the latest reports those sweepstake cards on the cafe's the summer. Due to the iron cafe patron. from the LCSO, no arrests have computers. expanding, the tower grows Teaming up with the Leon been made. This is seen by the courts in about 6 inches every summer. County Sheriff's Office (LCSO), An internet cafe is a store where many states as illegal gambling • Ice pops were invented officers from the TPD consulted you can purchase the use of the operations and not as a legitimate in 1905 by an 11-year-old with the State Attorney's Office and internet. business or promotional activity. boy.

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Drawer 772, Madison, Fla. your comments... All Access: $85 beyond said deadline. for affidavits. 32341-0772 4 » Friday, June 21, 2019 » The Madison Enterprise-Recorder COMMUNITY Obituaries Thomas William Jo Evelyn Guess "Bill" Waldrep Wesson On June 18, 2019, Thomas State University. After a few years Jo Evelyn Guess Wesson, age 78, died Monday, June 17, 2019, at William "Bill" Waldrep passed of teaching, he was "tired of being Big Bend Hospice. away peacefully at South Georgia poor" and took a job with Eli Lilly Funeral services were held Thursday, June 20, at Beggs Funeral Medical Center, in Valdosta, Ga. He & Company as a research scientist Home, in Madison, Fla., with burial at Oak Ridge Cemetery. Visitation was 85 years old. in Greenfield, Ind. Bill and Carol was Wednesday from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m., at Beggs Funeral Home. Bill Waldrep was born in 1934 moved their family to Greenfield in She was born and raised in Madison County and moved away in in Madison County, Fla. to Kinch 1970. 1958, returning to Madison in 1975. She loved sewing, cooking, puzzles, William Waldrep and Elma While working at Eli gardening and crocheting. She also loved to socialize. She loved her Pauline (Hudson) Lilly, Bill successfully family and, especially, her grandchildren. She was a member of Faith Waldrep. As a boy, developed new Baptist Church. he helped his pesticides and She is survived by three sons: Ron Wesson (Lena), of Somerset, Ky.; father on the herbicides, David Wesson (Iris), of Madison; Raymond Wade Wesson (Rodney Rufo), family farm which of Guttenberg, N.J.; two daughters: Millie Markey (Bob), of Tallahassee, in the contributed Fla.; Wanda Wilson, of Madison; one brother, Harrison James Wesson Harmony to increased (Glenda), of Clayton, Ga.; one sister, Bernice Bodenstein, of Madison; 10 community. crop grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Bill production T. J. Beggs, Jr. & Sons, of Madison, is in charge of arrangements. You graduated in the may send condolences at www.begggfuneral.com. from United Greenville States. He High held several School, in United Senior center to host Greenville, States Fla. in 1952. patents. In 1953, Bill During his long John Willoughby:health fair enlisted with the career at Eli Lilly, Greene Publishing, Inc. United States Army. Bill twice turned After basic training, he down promotions to Are you looking for a place to discover new health offerings and to served with the Military Police management positions so that he get simple testing completed? Look no further than the Senior Citizens while stationed in Germany. He could continue with his research. Council of Madison County, who is inviting all to their health fair. was honorably discharged in 1955. In 1989, Bill retired from Eli On Friday, July 19, join seniors and volunteers as you participate and Bill was a member of the American Lilly. Two years later, he and Carol mingle with local health-related professionals and vendors. During the Legion and the Veterans of Foreign moved to Destin, Fla., where they event, door prizes will be given out, and refreshments will be provided, Wars. enjoyed golf, gardening and dining along with handouts and medical testing. Bill married the former Carolyn with friends and family. In 2018, For more information about this opportunity, call (850) 973-4241. The Lee "Carol" Musser, in 1955. Carol Bill and Carol moved back to Senior Citizens Council of Madison County is located at 1161 SW Harvey graduated from Madison High Madison to live out their remaining Greene Dr., in Madison. School in 1955. Bill and Carol years. lived in Madison for two years, as Bill is survived by his wife, their family grew. Thomas William Carol; his sons, Tom and Kin; his "Tom" Waldrep, Jr. was born in eleven grandchildren and his eight 1957, and Kinch Edward ("Kin") great-grandchildren. Bill was Waldrep was born in 1959. intelligent, loving, opinionated and In 1961, Bill graduated from headstrong. He did things his way the University of Florida in and had few regrets. He and Carol Gainesville, Fla., with a Bachelor were friends to many. They loved of Science Degree in Agriculture. their family and were delighted by If you would like to have anything added to the community calendar, please In 1963, he graduated from the their grandchildren and great- email Savannah Reams at [email protected] or give us a call at University of Kentucky in grandchildren. (850) 973-4141. Lexington, Ky., with a Master's Visitation will be Friday, June Last Wednesday of every month Degree in Agriculture. In 1967, he 21, from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. at Anyone interested in volunteering with the Madison County Memorial graduated from North Carolina Beggs Funeral Home, located at Hospital Auxiliary is invited to attend one of their monthly meetings, held State University, in Raleigh, N.C., 235 NW Orange Ave., in Madison. the last Wednesday of each month, at 10 a.m., in the hospital conference with a Ph.D. in Agriculture. Funeral services will be Saturday, room. The hospital is located at 224 NW Crane Ave., in Madison. After obtaining his Ph.D., Bill June 22, 2019, at 2 p.m. in the June 21 taught horticulture, agronomy and chapel of Beggs Funeral Home. A Vacation Bible School at Bible Deliverance Church begins Friday, June 21, other courses at North Carolina private burial service will follow. starting at 6 p.m. and lasting until 8:30 p.m.; Saturday, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.; and Sunday, from 9:45 a.m. until 12 p.m. an Bible Deliverance Church is located at Johno n McLeod 720 SW Range Ave, in nt in Chicksands, Madison. experie litary, even after his retirement as his wife England (1976 to 1979). Other duty s ore years serving. A Vietnam veteran, stations include the Homestead AFB, in Homestead, Fla., States Air Force career began in December and Scott AFB, in St. Clair County, Ill., where he honorably n he enlisted after receiving his draft notice. discharged in 1986 at the rank of Tech Sergeant. c military training for McLeod was held McLeod followed his spouse throughout her ckland Air Force Base (AFB), in San remaining military career. Remaining retired for tonio, Texas. on graduating in March of the most part, McLeod details that he completed 1966, McLeo nded Tech School at Keesler entry-level jobs such as being the area supervisor AFB, in Bil ss., where he became a morse for Six Flags Theme Park, in San Antonio, Texas, intercep , part of the United States Air and serving as a security guard at a building Forc vice. McLeod's task was to supply company, in Montgomery, Ala. In 1990, interpret military voice and McLeod earned his Bachelor of Science degree als from foreign countries of from Southern Illinois University. ssigned to the 6924th Security The McLeods built their home in Madison ron, McLeod was immediately sent to in 2003, after buying land in 1997. Prepararingng toto Danang, Vietnam, spending 12 months overseas. celebrate 52 years of marriage in September,r, Johnhn anand Annnn FiFirirsrs3t4 8U SnWi tReudtl eMdgeet Shto. did• Misisatd iCsohnurcrch Upon back stateside, McLeod was assigned to McLeod are the parents of two. Additionally,y, ththe McLeods Pastor, Lamar Albritton, Jr. K Antonio, Texas, for communications attend Madison First Baptist Chhuururch, whwhere Johnhn servrves as anan DiscipleshipDiscipleship StudiesStudies ...... 9:009:00 aandnd 11:0011:00 a.m.a.m. 968. From 1968 to 1970, McLeod was active Deacon and Senior Men's Sundayay School teacher. 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Portable Speakers Approximately 41,000 units of ION Audio's portable speakers are currently being recalled due to an explosion hazard. According to the recall, hydrogen Photo courtesy of SVHS gas can leak Nearly two years old, Bonnie is one of Suwannee Valley Humane Society's kittens that has been in the from the shelter since the beginning of 2018. This small, or- portable speaker ange-colored kitten is ready to go home with you! battery when charging and the speaker can burst, posing an explosion hazard. Consumers Now Hiring General Managers should immediately stop using the recalled and Assistant Managers portable speakers and contact ION Audio for a refund in the form of an ION Audio gift card. More information about the recall can be Fast Track Food Stores found by visit www.ionaudio.com or by Monticello/Madison calling 1 (833) 682-0371. Qualified candidates must have excellent Bicycle Seat Bags customer service and employee relation skills. Revelate Designs are issuing a recall for The successful candidate will be approximately 1,250 bicycle seat bags due to capable of operating crash and injury in a fast-paced environment. hazards. The straps Must have a flexible schedule and that fasten the bag to the be self motivated. bike seat can detach and get Benefits include: entangled in the BUSINESS CARD DIRECTORY • Competitive pay rear wheel of the • Bonus program bike, posing crash and injury hazards to the • Performance-based pay increases riders. Consumers should immediately stop YoYour card couldld be here! • Paid vacations, holidays, health insurance using the seat bags and contact Revelate Designs at 1 (833) 732-8224 for instructions To Apply: Call Jeanette to place your card! regarding repairs. Visit Please call Bertie Culpepper at (352) 494-7550 www.revelatedesigns.com for more (850) 973-4141 and apply online at fasttrackstores.com information. SPORTS The Madison Enterprise-Recorder » Friday, June 21, 2019 » 7

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Ashley Hunter: encroachment as cities expand into advised. unintentional feedings. Greene Publishing, Inc. rural areas, residents seek Beginning in April and ending Swim safely. Do not swim waterfront homes and tourists and in June, alligators begin the outside of posted swimming areas The warm climate, abundant residents alike participate in process of courtship and mating. or in waters that are known for wildlife and stunning waterfronts Florida's many water-related During those months, alligators being inhabited by big gators. are just some of the reasons why recreational opportunities. will become more aggressive and Further, alligators are more active Florida has lured millions of Despite that, fatal attacks on territorial; in June of 2018, a 12- at night, so the FWC strongly people to our coastal, beautiful humans are rare – with the Fish and-a-half foot alligator attacked recommends against taking a dusky state. and Wildlife Commission (FWC) and killed a Florida woman after dip in the evening. But the details that bring reporting that only 401 people have she got to close to the gator's pond. Watch your pets. Cats and humans to Florida are the very been bitten by alligators between In April, alligators will still be dogs are near the size of alligators same reasons why The Sunshine 1948-2017; only 24 of those primarily in the courtship stage of natural prey. Anytime you and your State is the perfect habitat for attacks ended with human mating, as the large reptiles will be pet are near bodies of water, pay America's largest (natural) reptile – fatalities. attempting to find a suitable mate. attention. It is best to keep your pet the alligator. Nevertheless, the alligator is In May or June, the mating away from the water's edge, so no For centuries, humans and Florida's largest reptile predator, season will officially begin and in swimming for Fido. alligators have shared the land and aside from the invasive Burmese late June or early July, female Leave alligators alone. Florida waters of the southern United Pythons that have been introduced alligators will create a nest for her law prohibits the killing, harassing States, with the alligator's habitat to the Florida Everglades, and 32-48 eggs. or possession of alligators. These receiving increasing proper caution is Nests are easily identified as living dinosaurs are amazing mounds of soil, vegetation or other creatures, but interactions with nearby debris; these nests humans can be dangerous for both will be parties; even handling small alligators can result in injury. If you encounter an alligator on your

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Mickey Starling: Greene Publishing, Inc. June 19, 1959 When we think of pork today, pork chops, bacon and ham are quick to Marianne Merchant celebrated her third birthday come to mind. But, back in the 1930s, pork of all cuts was often king of 60 Saturday afternoon with a party at her home. A number of the dinner table. Other than gathering around a radio in the evenings, little friends were entertained on the lawn. Favors were YEARS many social gatherings in Madison County centered around helping a ago balloons, toy hats and whistles. The white birthday cake held neighbor with the necessities of daily life. Due to the hardships brought three pink candles. Small cakes, punch and ice cream were on by the depression, money was scarce and many folks exchanged labor served. for the supplies they needed. Edwin B. Browning was honored on Wednesday, June 10, with Combining hard work with entertainment wasn't so hard to do when it the Honorary State Farmer Degree, Future Farmers of America at came to food. Neighbors would come together on a cold winter morning the annual FFA Convention in Daytona Beach, Cecil Tindel, of to have a hog killing. The cold weather was necessary to prevent the meat Graceville, Fla., President of Florida Association of Future Farmers from spoiling before it could be properly smoked. There was a fair of America presented the award. amount of praying for the cold so that this day-long task could be Miss. Marjorie Barber, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. James T. successfully completed. Like most jobs during this time period, killing Barber, of Madison, became the bride of Raymond Brown in the and dressing out a hog was a day's work, but this task was sure to bring six o'clock ceremony Friday evening in the First Baptist church. delicious results later on. Mr. Brown is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown of Madison. June 20, 1969 Before the anticipated slaughter could take place, preparations were made in the spring, when all farmers planted peanuts. The peanuts were often planted along with corn, since both were great for fattening up the 50 hogs, who were released in the fields once most of the corn was harvested. YEARS Of course, people loved peanuts as well and this created yet another ago opportunity for a social gathering, as neighbors would shell peanuts together. Audrey Leslie recalled, in her book, "I Remember," that the children were told to only eat the immature peanuts. "Who knew, we often ate the good ones," said Leslie. These shellings typically took place at night and the hulls were great for keeping the fire going. It was a common assumption that nothing got wasted and this was certainly true of the hogs, where the joke of the day was that "everything got used but the squeal." On a normal hog killing day, someone was up early, getting a large pot of water boiling. The hogs would be placed in the pot so that the hair could be easily removed after they had been stuck and drained of blood. After the hair was removed, the hogs were sent to the gallows, where their insides were removed. From this point, most parts of the hog were separated and used for foods that many of us would now turn green at the thought of. The head was removed in order to make what we lovingly refer to as hog head Fifty flags flew over Madison Saturday as Legionnaires th cheese. The brains were often cooked with scrambled eggs, though some observed both Flag Day and the 25 anniversary of the dedication chose to pass on the brains and stick with the grits, biscuits and coffee. of the memorial to Capt. Colin P. Kelly, Jr. Legion Post 68 had After enjoying breakfast together, the women went back to cleaning the help in staging the observance from the Lions and Rotary clubs. A chitterlings, a lovely task involving scrubbing the small intestines of the wreath was placed at the base of the Four Freedoms Memorial pigs for later consumption. Other women would be preparing the which was received June 14, 1944, by the late Mrs. C. P. Kelly Sr. cracklings, which is mostly fat with some skin attached. These are very on behalf of her son, a World War II hero, and other war dead. June 22, 1979 similar to the pork skins we enjoy today. The men busied themselves with cutting and removing the shoulders, sides and hams. Most other portions Dr. Robert E. Burns, Dean of Student Affairs at North were saved for use in making sausage. Florida Junior College since 1965, announced his retirement While some of these items will never appear on a modern menu, they 40 to be effective as of June 30, 1979. were savored by people during the depression, because it was not only a YEARS Mr. and Mrs. William Grafius of Moultrie, Ga., recently way of feeding the family, it was a means of sharing time with family and ago purchased the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Nethery of friends and making memories that lasted a lifetime. Madison, located at 301 N Washington St. This was the Special thanks to the Treasures of Madison County Museum for former Millinor home. Mr. Grafius is the Regional Manager making Mrs. Leslie's book available. Much of the information for this of Eagle Family Discount Stores and will make a fine addition to article was gleaned from her material. our community. Miss Susan Newman, bride-elect, who will marry Mike Williams on June 30, was honored May 26 with a lovely tea at the home of Mrs. Mary Pinson. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Pinson were Mrs. Helen Bland, Miss Ethelene Williams, Mrs. Mildred Driggers and Mrs. Angela Pennington. June 21, 1989 30 YEARSago

Photo Courtesy of Florida Memory "We used to hide in the clothes closet so we couldn't hear the pigs squeal when they were killed," said the Davenport girls. Pictured in the early 1900’s, from left to right, are: Mother Martha Jane "Mattie" Calhoun Davenport, daughter Ruby Mae Davenport (Littleton), son Elbert Jackson "Jack" Littleton behind hogs, daugh- Plans are set for Alligator Jacks Seafood Restaurant and ter Eva Geneva Davenport (Pullian), father Wilbur Hodges Davenport and uncle campground on the west side of the Suwannee River in Madison (brother of Mattie) Charles Augusta "Gus" Calhoun. County on U.S. Hwy. 90 to open in early July.

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FLORIDA - STATEWIDE Farm-fresh eggs for sale. Auctions Announcement of Sale of Abandoned Storage Locker $3 dozen / $5 for 18 Sealed Bid Auction for Newman Broadcasting, Inc. In accordance with FL statutes § 83.801-83.809 Fort Madison is hereby Call (850) 869-0442 announcing an open sale of the contents of an abandoned and seized Storage Leave a message or send Accepting sealed bids for the Locker to be held at Fort Madison, 1552 South State Road 53, Madison, Fl 32340 following bulk lot: WJTK 96.5 (located across from Greene Publishing, Inc.), on Saturday, June 29, 2019, from text message FM “The Jet” FM radio station 8:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. In the event of inclement weather, the sale may be & moved to a later date. 03/06-rtn, n/c which primarily serves the This sale is primarily for the purpose of sale and disposal of Tenant whose Lake City (I-75 & I-10 rental unit has been seized and the contents up for sale include, this includes but intersection corridor), Florida are not limited to the following (content as listed by the tenant): #10 Donna Rice area (Columbia County). (mattress, box spring, headboard, dresser, dining room table and chairs, china cabinet, blankets, Christmas decor and miscellaneous items). The sale will be held Newspaper Bundles Package includes Non- in an open yard sale or flea market style, not as a bulk auction. Directional Antenna (Antenna For Sale $2 each 06/21, 06/28 Greene Publishing, Inc Make/Model: Propagation . System Inc. PSIFMR-3-HWS, 1695 S. SR 53 in 3 section, 0.5 wavelength ThThe offffificiiaal cllaassifified publiliissher Madison (850) 973-4141. spaced); FCC License; 12/10 - rtn, n/c Intellectual Property (i.e. Want your fofor MaMadidisison Countyty website, phone number, customer list, account list and The deadline fofor classifified Asphalt Milling, related content), Nautel V10 bbuussiinneessss 18 tons, $400 load. Totally solid state 10KW ads is Mondayay at 3 p.m. fofor Call Paul Kinsley at broadcast Transmitter, desktop computers, computer to bloom? (850) 464-1230 peripherals, and related to bloom? the ad to run both Wednesday equipment. Catalog and photos 12/10 - rtn, n/c available at and Friday. www.moeckerauctions.com Call Greene Publishing Inc. Bidding Notice: All formal bids must be submitted before at (850) 973 - 4141 Only $15 fofor 20 words or less. HELP 11am EST on JUNE 26, 2019 to to place an ad today! WANTED [email protected] om Files should be e-mailed as a text fifile. Inspection available upon request. Positions available at North Receivership Case #2017-CA- E-mail to: Florida Community 00110 College, Madison FL: To register: $5,000 refundable [email protected] Welding Instructor; cash deposit to bid. Nursing Instructor; (800) 840-BIDS | (954) 252- or call Academic Success Tutor 2887 AB-1098 AU-3219, Eric (850) 973-4141 Lab Manager; RN Rubin Adjuncts; Learning Schools & Instruction Specialist; See AVIATION Grads work with www.nfcc.edu for details. JetBlue, United, Delta and others- start here with hands on 06/12-06/28, ch training for FAA certification. Financial aid if qualified. Call AIM 888-242-2649. CDL drivers needed, Class B. Apply in person only at Scruggs Concrete Company 186 SW Commerce Dr., in Madison

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PART TIME SYSTEM OPERATOR Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Inc. has an opening for a part time system operator in our Madison Office. The candidate must be able to demonstrate excellent working knowledge of computers, outstanding customer service skills, the ability to effectively multitask, and must be able to communicate well using a two way radio and telephone. The ideal candidate must have the ability to remain calm while making quick proficient decisions in a number of different circumstances including power restoration and emergency situations. The candidate will be assigned two twelve hour shifts during the weekend. Occasionally the candidate will be required to provide additional support during the work week and during extended power outage events. The Cooperative offers a competitive salary, starting at $15 an hour for this position, and benefits. Tri-County is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) and Drug Free Workplace (DFWP). Please submit a resume and completed Tri-County Electric Application for Employment form, which is available at any TCEC office or online at www.tcec.com, before July 5, 2019 to: Andrew Pinkard Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Inc. 2862 West US 90 Madison, FL 32340

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