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REVISED School Board Budget Summary And Notice Of Proposed Tax Increase Inside This Issue The Madison County School Board Budget Summary is on page 8 in this issue. The Notice of Tax for School Capital Outlay and Notice of Proposed Tax Increase are on page 9. Since 1865, Telling It Like It Is And Defending The Peasant's Right To Know

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Halsey Beshears BEy Jaacobr Belmbyry Voting Begpreicinnct osn El ecTtiono Daym. orrow Greene Publishing, Inc. Remember to take a valid and current Florida Early voting for the Aug. 14 prima - photo and signature identification or vote a provi - Announces Intent ry election will begin this Satur - sional ballot. The following day, Aug. 4, and end Saturday, may be used as a valid To Run For State Aug. 11. photo ID: Voting sites will be open •Valid Florida driver’s HRelloe, mpy rnaemes is entative at the Supervisor of Elec - license Halsey Beshears and I tions Office, located at 239 SW •Florida identification am running as a Republi - Pinckney Street in Madison; Lee card issued by DHSMV can Candidate for the City Hall, located at 286 NE CR •Military identifica - Florida House of Repre - 255 in Lee; and the Senior Citi - tion sentatives. zens Building, located at 166 •Neighborhood Associ - I am running to be SW Onslow Street in ation ID your State Representa - Greenville. The sites will be open •Public assistance tive because I believe we from 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Monday-Fri - identification need our strong north day, and on both Saturdays from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. and •Retirement center identification Florida values repre - this Sunday from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. •Student identification sented in Tallahassee. Being able to vote early provides an alternative, •U.S. passport Madison County is very which may be much more convenient than at the •Debit or credit card important to me and in fact has many similari - ties to Jefferson County. Together we must work harder at improving our Internet school systems for starters. As your state represen - Café Woman Killed tative I will fight to improve our education system and make sure our administrators and teachers have what they need. We will not allow our rural Business counties to continue losing good teachers. Like, many of you, our family makes its living Still An In Car Crash off the land. In addition to the nursery, my family By Kristin Finney has a small timber and cattle operation. As a small By LynIetstes Nuorreis Greene Publishing, Inc. business owner I have seen and struggled with bal - Greene Publishing, Inc. An accident occurred on Interstate 10 in the early evening hours of Au - ancing a budget, making a payroll, and remaining To ban or not to ban gust 1. According to Florida Highway Patrol, Katherine Martin, of nimble enough to keep the business going, while internet café/gaming Gainesville, was traveling eastbound in the inside lane when her Toyota still navigating the endless mind field of regulation businesses in the unin- Camry traveled off the north shoulder. Martin returned to the roadway and at all levels of government. I believe we have to get Please see Internet crossed both lanes, running off the south shoulder of the roadway. The ve - the government out of the way of small business. Café, Page 3 hicle then turned clockwise and the left side collided with a tree. The car I am not a career politician. In fact, I have nev - continued to turn clockwise around the tree. Martin’s car finally came to er run for any office before. My wife and I are rais - rest facing northwest against the tree. ing a family now during these difficult times. We feel Madison Sheriff’s Department’s Deputy Kirkland, Greenville Fire Res - the here and now is equally as important as the fu - Cowgirl cue, Madison Fire Rescue and Madison EMS all assisted at the scene. Mar - ture. If you share my belief then I humbly ask you tin was transported by Life Flight, but died as a result of the crash. Martin to give me the privilege and honor of serving you in was 22 years old. Tallahassee. If you would like to speak with me, Volleyball please call 850-274-1084 or visit our website at www.halseybeshears.com. Most importantly, please Physicals get out and vote. Early voting starts August 4th and Chamber Director Cindy runs through the primary until August 14th. I hope Free volleyball phys - Tuesday to hear from many of you soon! icals will be given Tues - day, Aug. 7, at 5:30 p.m. in Vees Speaks To Very Respectfully, the Madison County Halsey Beshears Please see Cowgirl, Commissioners On Republican Candidate for Florida House of Rep - Page 3 resentatives

Behalf Of Tourist Board Pd. Pol. Ad., Pd. for and approved by Halsey Beshears, Republican, for State Representative Hamburg By Lynette Norris which allows the county Greene Publishing, Inc. to use this revenue to -Lovett “I’m just the messen - “acquire, construct, ex - John Peterson ger,” Madison Chamber tend, enlarge…one or VFD of Commerce Director more zoological parks, Cindy Vees stated sever - fishing piers or nature Receives The Peanut al times as she delivered centers which are pub - the message on behalf of licly owned and operat - Elaine C. Bartelt Boil And the Tourist Development ed, or owned and Board of Madison Coun - operated by not-for-prof - Award Political ty. it organizations and The nine-member open to the public.” “What do you say board had asked the Commissioner By Jacob Bembry about someone who Rally Chamber Director to Wayne Vickers asked if Greene Publishing, Inc. means so much to so speak to the County the 75-foot width of the The Hamburg-Lovett many?” That’s the first Commissioners on their trail at Hanson would be Volunteer Fire Depart - question asked when fel - behalf regarding two enough property for the ment will hold a peanut low co-workers began items on the agenda at required separation be - boil, political rally and Greene Publishing, Inc. Photo by the process of nominat - the Aug. 1 meeting, one Lynette Norris, August 1, 2012 tween the well and sep - Please see Peanut Boil, ing John Peterson for concerning the Four tic tank the restrooms Page 3 Big Bend Hospice’s Freedoms Bike Trail, Madison Chamber of would require, and won - (BBH) Elaine C. Bartelt and the other, improve - Commerce Director dered if locating it at award for Excellence in ments to the Madison Cindy Vees addresses Pinetta and sharing the Social Work. County Recreation Park. the county Commission well with the fire station John is the Social Cherry The Tourist Develop - on behalf of the Tourist would work. Jeanie Worker on the Jefferson, ment Board has about Development Board Bass of the Planning Madison and Taylor BBH team – an area larger than Lake Fire $125,000 in reserve from tourist taxes and Zoning board said that there was the state of Rhode Island. As the “first impression” collected on hotels in the county, and it also the length of the trail that could for BBH, John sets a positive tone for the services Rescue wanted to devote some of those dollars be used for the required separation. patients and their family members can expect to re - to improvements in the two areas. Having the Nature Center there would ceive from the team. Barbecue Authorized uses for the tourist tax also allow tourist tax dollars to be The fact that John was born in Greenville and revenue are strictly regulated by used for trail maintenance. went to a local high school, then to UF and FSU Dinner Florida Statutes, but the board be - The board members agreed that (where he obtained his BSW and MSW respectively) lieves that the bike trail and recre - they liked the idea, and wanted more makes him well-known in the community and in - And ation park projects fall within these information at their next meeting vites an open door from many families within the limitations. about which location would be the three-county area. Political For the bike trail, the tourist best. Since joining BBH in 2004, John’s sense of hu - board would like to construct a nature The Recreation Park would be get - mor with patients and co-workers has been what By JacRob Baemlblry y center with picnic area and restrooms ting covers for its bleachers under the makes him so accessible and successful as a Social Greene Publishing, Inc. near Hanson; because of its central lo - statute section allowing revenue to be Worker. He has earned a reputation for being some - Cherry Lake Fire cation, people tend to park there when used “to acquire, construct, enlarge, one with an infinite reservoir of compassion and Rescue, Inc. will hold a using the trail. Due to the trail’s extend, remodel, repair, improve…one amazing listening skills. He becomes the “go to” barbecue chicken dinner length (nearly 12 miles), restrooms or more publicly owned and operated person when difficult situations arise, encouraging and political fundraiser can be quite important, but it is the convention centers, sports stadiums, families and addressing problems in a timely man - Please see Cherry nature center that will bring the pro - sports arenas….” ner. Lake, Page 3 ject into compliance with the statute, Please see Chamber, Page 3 Please see Peterson, Page 3 Index Local Weather 1 Section, 14 Pages Around Madison 4-5 CARES Meeting 6-7 Church 10 From Page One 3 Classifieds 12 History 11 Editorials 2 Legals 13 2_Layout 1 8/2/12 8:09 AM Page 1

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For years, medical professionals have been questioning the nega - tive effects of the heavy Madison County Jacob’s Ladder loads our youth carry around in their back - Extension Service Jacob Bembry Becky V. Bennett Columnist packs. A recent article Guest Columnist in the FamilyEducation newsletter gave the fol - lowing advice to help en - sure the safety and well being of youth who car - …Because That Is What Your Son Did ry large backpacks or H4: Head, Heart, I love all of my friends, but I have Dr. Vernelle Allen, who was the pas - heavy sets of books and a special love in my heart for those tor’s assistant at the church I attend. materials: Hands, & Health who love me in spite of the fact that I She helped so many people during her If your kids are car - have scars caused by life. I have a spe - life. She did so much for our church rying too much weight with compartments that sion Services Office cial love for those who love me in spite and she taught Bible study at the on their backs and help distribute the would like to wish all of of me not being the best-looking man Madison and Suwannee County Jails. shoulders, they may weight. Or, try a model our 4-Hers and Madison in the room or the one who makes She never reaped any awards until she stretch or strain their with wheels, which your County youth a happy them laugh the loudest. I have a spe - made her entry through Heaven’s muscles, cause direct in - child can pull. and successful new cial love for those who forgive and gates and she traded her scars, stress jury to the spine, and - Even though it’s school year! Good luck! overlook my faults. I have a special and hurts for crowns and blessings [become severely fa - hipper to carry a pack Becky V. Bennett love for friends who understand that from our Savior, Jesus Christ. tigued]. over just one shoulder, The Institute of Food sometimes I get stressed out from my Jesus has scars that I caused, that Kids shouldn’t carry encourage your kids to and Agricultural Sci - job and from being a caretaker and you caused and that everyone caused more than 10 to 15 per - carry theirs over both ences (IFAS) is an Equal from caring at times for other family but He looked at all of us through cen - cent of their weight over shoulders. This will bet - Employment Opportuni - members and a few friends who need turies of time with eyes and lips that their shoulders and on ter distribute the ty—Affirmative Action help. said, “I forgive.” their backs. Decrease weight. Employer authorized to I used to have a drawing of Jesus Father, I ask in Jesus’ name, that their risk of injury with - Make sure your provide research, educa - laughing that hung on my wall at you help me to be a forgiver and to for - these tips from Dr. Hank kids bend their knees tional information and work. It reminded me to not take life give not only the family members and Bernstein of Boston’s when they first lift their other services only to in - so seriously. Now, I have a drawing of friends that I love the most when they Children’s Hospital: packs, to avoid further dividuals and institu - Jesus smiling with His hand reaching hurt me when they don’t mean to, but - Help your child strain on their back tions that function with out to me. Jesus beckons me to come also the people who would even seek to sort through everything muscles. non-discrimination with and see that life is about helping and hurt me, because that is what your before packing up and (FamilyEducation, 2012) respect to race, creed, col - loving others. I got the drawing from Son did. see what can be left at or, religion, age, disabili - home that day. Place As you join the hus - ty, sex, sexual heaviest items in first; tle and bustle of collect - orientation, marital sta - the closer they are to a ing all the new supplies tus, national origin, po - child's back, the less your child will need for litical opinions or strain they'll put on school this year, keep in affiliations. U.S. Depart - those muscles. mind these helpful tips. ment of Agriculture, Co - - Buy an appropri - Also, periodically check operative Extension ate-size backpack, one the contents of your Service, University of that ends just a few inch - child’s backpack to Florida, IFAS, Florida es above the waist. Use a make sure they are not A&M. University Coop - backpack that has soft, carrying around exces - erative Extension Pro - padded straps to maxi - sive materials or unnec - gram, and Boards of mize comfort. essary supplies. County Commissioners - Look for a pack The Madison Exten - Cooperating.

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www.greenepublishing.com Friday, August 3, 2012 From Page One Madison Enterprise-Recorder 3 Internet Café Peterson Cowgirl cont from Page 1 cont from Page 1 cont from Page 1 corporated parts of the county, that is the question still John has also become the resident “encyclo - High School main office. Any young lady wishing to coming before the County Commission. pedia” for issues relating to Medicaid, Medicare, play must obtain an EL2 and EL3 form from the At their May 18 meeting, the board was poised to and VA benefits. He has a firm grasp of Social main office and get their blood pressure, height, ban such businesses in the county (internet cafes locat - Work methods and goals, and has boundless ener - weight, vision and pulse taken while there by the ed within the city limits of Greenville, Madison and Lee gy to achieve those goals. He will work until the school nurse. Forms must be signed by would be regulated by their respective municipalities job is done and many times, when others are call - parent/guardian and presented at time of physical. and would remain unaffected by the ban), but after hear - ing it a day, you can hear John say, “Just one ing from several people, including Tallahassee attorney more visit”, before he heads home. He embodies Miriam Wilkinson, the board has since that time been all that is good about BBH. Peanut Boil looking at various types of regulatory ordinances. The Elaine Bartelt Award recognizes a Social Wilkinson had argued that the gaming devices were Worker, Counselor, and Grief Support Counselor cont from Page 1 more of a sweepstakes enterprise than gambling, also who makes a significant contribution to BBH cake auction on Saturday, Aug. 11, beginning at 5 pointing out that the county could collect revenue from counseling practice each year. p.m. the permitting and licensing of such facilities. Since A committee reviews all nominations and se - Chicken and rice and hotdogs and hamburgers then, the commissioners have been studying the regula - lects a winner based on criteria which include: will also be available. tory ordinances of several surrounding counties to see someone who demonstrates thorough under - Guests can enjoy peanuts at the boil or buy them how they are working out, looking for a possible model. standing and application of best practice in the by the bushel or by the bag to take home. Then, too, Commission Chair Roy Ellis noted that counseling field; exhibits leadership qualities Politicians will be allowed to speak five minutes there is some disagreement among the commissioners and is an enthusiastic team player. John Peter - each on their individual races. as to whether or not the gaming computers are in actu - son exhibits leadership and enthusiasm that set ality gambling after all. him apart from the rest. In addition to a mone - “Pretty much, it’s gambling and I can’t go along tary award and a token of recognition presented with it,” said Commissioner Wayne Vickers, while Com - at the BBH All Staff Meeting, a perpetual plaque Cherry Lake missioner Alfred Martin stated that he favored regulat - with John’s name will be displayed at the Elaine ing instead of banning, and made the motion to go C. Bartelt Center. cont from Page 1 ahead and advertise for the public hearing on the pro - this Saturday, Aug. 4. posed regulatory ordinance before the board. Renetta Dinner will begin at 5 p.m. The cost is $7 per plate. Parrish seconded the motion, which was approved by a A political rally and cake auction will be held im - 3/2 vote. mediately after the dinner. Jeanie Bass of the Planning and Zoning Board To reserve your barbecue plate, please call Cherry posed the question of adjusting the number of busi - Lake Fire Rescue at (850) 929-2354 at least one day prior nesses that would be permitted under the regulatory or - to the event and leave your name, plus how many plates dinance, which was modeled after regulations in more are desire and a return call phone number to verify, or populated counties, to something more appropriate for the information may be email to [email protected]. Madison. The board agreed to consider the question, Candidates who want to give a five-minute presen - and will hold the public hearing at its next meeting. tation are asked to leave their name and a return phone number to verify at the same phone number and email address above. Chamber The deadline to reserve a space at the podium is on at 5 p.m. Friday, Aug. 3. The department ask that no substitute speakers be cont from Page 1 allowed to speak for the candidates and there are to be absolutely no solicitations during the event. The tourist board members had asked Ms. Vees to get the commission’s approval before they went any further on the project and started seeking bids for either project. CCoonnsseerrvvaattiivvee “It’s kind of important that we get a handle on (maintaining) the bike trail,” said Vees afterward, noting that while the non-profit group “Friends of CCoorrnneerr the Bike Trail” could apply for small grants, grant money was soon spent and gone, while the new, per - manent constructions would be a long-term; long- By Nelson A. Pryor lasting asset to the county. Lee, Florida “It’ll give us some independence,” she said. “And enable us to take some of the burden off the county.” OAbnyaonme trave’lsin g Non oInt eJrsotatbe 7s7 j uZst noornthe of Charleston, W. Va., can’t miss the billboard perched high above the traffic, proclaiming “Oba- ma’s No Jobs Zones,” a reference to increased reg- ulations on the coal industry and mountaintop removal mining. The sign is designed to inflame tensions-and by all counts, it’s working. Appalachia is engaged in a civil war of sorts over coal, with miners and their families pitted against environmental activists. The central issue is mountaintop removal. According to several recent studies, over 500 val- leys have been created from coal removal and the leveling of mountaintops. Flat areas, or mountaintop removal, serve as magnets for economic development. Flatland makes a powerful job creator for this time of high regional and national unemployment. Making flatland is heavily mechanized. How- ever, getting at the coal deposits is vital. Liveli- hoods depend on a cheap and safe mining procedure. Environmentalists, for some odd reason, in- sist that coal mining should be done in the tradi- tional manner. Dig a hole in the ground, and make it in the form of a tunnel and let the miner dig for his supper. This approach is not always safe. Mines are seemingly always collapsing. Men are buried for days and even weeks, at a time. And black lung! A menace one would not look forward to. Mountaintop removal is now being fought by the Obama Administration, big time. And it is be- ing increasingly greeted with open hostility and harassment. Environmentalists don’t want people burning coal. They are closing the ports of the West Coast to the export of coal. They prefer mines to making flatland. What gives? It appears to be a war on the poor. In 2010, mountaintop removal supporters in Kentucky erected a giant poster disparaging the actress Ashley Judd, an Appalachia native who was able to get out, and now an activist, making speeches critical of the practice. The sign fea- tured a photo of a semi-nude Ms. Judd and reads: “Ashley makes a living removing her top. Why can’t coalminers?” Those who have made it, apparently, feel supe- rior, and lord it over those who have to do drudge work. One wonders how that can be. Pulling the ladder up after you have got up on it and then, get- ting established, and doing well, prevents progress for others. There is room for all of us. Not everyone wants to go to Hollywood, Los Angeles or New York City. Some of us actually like where we live. We know it’s not Alaska, Chicago, or even Paris. But we like it just the same, thank you. Leave people alone. In fact, do you know what Florida’s original, 1845, motto was? It was: “LET US ALONE!” It’s an amazing motto! But it’s also what people should do more of. Just “Let Us Alone!” To those who can’t or won’t let people alone, I feel sorry for them. I SAY! “LEAVE THEM ALONE!” JUST, LEAVE THEM ALONE. VOTE AUGUST 14

THE REPUBLICAN CLUB OF MADISON COUN- TY Meets August 13 at 12:00 noon at Shelby’s Restau- rant EVERYONE WELCOME Paid for and approved by the Madison County Re- publican Executive Committee [email protected] www.greenepublishing.com 4 Madison Enterprise-Recorder Around Madison County Friday, August 3, 2012 Tri-County Family Health Care And North Florida Medical Obituaries Centers, Inc. Celebrates National Health Center Week Part of National Campaign Celebrating Sheila Kathleen America’s Health Centers: Powering Marie Eloise Healthier Communities Mirah “Teenie” Tri-County Family care homes in communi - Health Care is marking ties, we can reduce King Welch National Health Center health care costs and un - Brown Week 2012 (NHCW) with necessary hospitaliza - Sheila Mirah King, Kathleen “Teenie” a weeklong celebration tions and visits to the age 59, died Sunday, Marie Eloise Brown Gaston joined Jesus Welch, 103, passed peace - at the Center (including hospital emergency July 29, 2012 in Madi - and a host of family and friends in Heaven on fully into the loving arms refresh- ments), as part rooms. son. July 31, 2012. of her Lord and Savior, Je - of a campaign (August “Studies show that A private memorial Marie spent her life as a farmer’s wife and sus Christ, Wednesday, Au - 511) to raise awareness when illnesses like dia - service will be held at a mother to six children. She was a member of gust 1, 2012 at Lake Park of about the mission and betes, hypertension, later date. Pinetta First Baptist Church for over 60 years. Madison Nursing Facility. accomplishments of asthma, and depression She was born in During that time she served as the Nursery She was born in Sir - health centers as local are not appropriately Brooks County, Ga., and Caretaker where she cared for numerous chil - mans on November 6, 1908. solutions, both through - managed or prevented, out the State of Florida they account for a sig - moved to Madison three dren. She also worked for 30 years in the Pinet - She was a homemaker, and nationally through - nificant portion of the months ago. She was a ta Elementary School Lunchroom where she worked at Gold Kist Poul - out the United States. skyrocketing costs for try Plant for 10 years. She caregiver and was a fed a multitude of children, teachers and The theme of this year’s families and the entire was a farmers wife and member of the school staff. She was well-known for her fan - NHCW, “Celebrating health care system,” Arkansas Adventist tastic country cooking, you never left her very active. She was still America’s Health Cen - said Shawn Hamm, Church in Jasper, Ark. house hungry. mowing her own yards at ters: Powering Healthier MPH, Center Manager at She is survived by She is survived by her loving husband of 64 99 years of age. She loved Communities,” under - Tri-County. “Communi - four brothers, Joe T. years, Calvin W. Gaston. traveling and visited scores how community ty health centers, like King, Henry King, Jim - She is also survived by her children: Egypt, Israel, Italy, Hol - health centers provide Tri-County Family my Pickles, and Culley Cheryl Gaston, Loring (Rose) Gaston, Edna land, Canada as well as access to affordable, Health Care, have been Joe Pickles; and five sis - (Richard) Brookins, Kessler (Lisa) Gaston, Yea - lots of places within the highquality, costeffec - leaders in showing the ters, Kathy Adams, Pat - ger E. Gaston and Wesley (Angela) Gaston; her United States. She was a tive health care to med - value of this approach sy Webb, Geraldine grandchildren: Richie Gaston, Leslie (Gerald) member of Macedonia ically vulnerable and as an effective way to ad - Beggs, Shirley King and Greenlee, Jody (Rebecca) Brookins, Jeana Baptist Church and Lee underserved people. dress more needs, im - Wanda Townsend. Brookins, Dale (Haley) Vickers, Ashley (Brian) Senior Citizens. They are strong partner - prove health, and Beggs Funeral Hannan, Randy Gaston, Michael Gaston, Amy A memorial service ships of people, govern - increase access to quali - Home is in charge of (Gary Moore) Gaston, Stacey (Cyrus) Bachari, will be Sunday, August 5, ments and communities ty health care in a rural, arrangements 850-973- and Yeager C. Gaston; her great-grandchildren: 2012, visitation 2-3:00 pm, who work together to ad - underserved area. We dress the unique and di - serve every member of 2258. Reed Gaston, Dixie Gaston, Kylie Greenlee, with funeral at 3 p.m. at verse health conditions the community, includ - Kyle Brookins, Karsyn Greenlee, Mason Gas - Macedonia Baptist of the community. ing those that have in - Church, with interment at ton, Cody Brookins, Kyrslie Greenlee, Kaden Health centers are run surance such as Blue Macedonia Baptist Church Gaston, Colby Moore, Cy Gaston, Kaylee Gas - from the bottom up, by a Cross / Blue Shield, ton, Bryson Bachari, Braylee Moore, Grayson Cemetery. Patientmajority govern - Medicare, Medicaid, as Moore and soon to arrive baby Bachari; her sis - She is survived by a ing board who guides well as offer a sliding fee ters: Dorothy Chauncey and Louise Hughes; loving family that in - how limited resources scale. We serve the needs her sisters-in-law, Gwen Youmans and Wilma cludes two sons, Alfred can be effectively direct - of our community under Ellington. Welch (Libby), Dale Welch ed to meet its patients’ one roof, where every pa - She is also survived by numerous nieces, of Lee; and two daughters, health care needs. tient is treated as indi - nephews, cousins and friends. Alvera Rhoades of Lee, One of the bright viduals, with dignity She was pre-deceased by her parents: Yea - and Wanda Hodnett (Joe) spots in America’s and respect. This is what ger and Ida Brown, Her sister: Ida Russ, her of Madison; 12 grandchil - health care system, health care should be, brother: Tommy Brown and her granddaugh - dren; 28 great-grandchil - health centers provide a and what we celebrate ter: Andrea Gaston. dren; and five great-great health care home to during National Health Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m. Friday, Au - grandchildren; and a host over 20 million people at Center Week.” gust 3, 2012 at Beggs Funeral Home in Madison. of nieces, nephews and 8,000 sites nationwide, We invite you to vis - Services will be at 11 a.m. on Saturday, August friends. which includes those it our center and experi - who live in Madison, ence what a community 4, 2012 at Pinetta First Baptist Church in Pinet - She was predeceased Jefferson and Taylor health center is all ta with interment at Mt. Horeb Cemetery in by her husband of 48 Counties. This model of about, not only during years, Floyd “Ted” Welch; Pinetta. care was rated as one of our upcoming week of her parents, Thomas Phi - the most effective pro - celebration, but as an lander Payne and Mary grams by former Presi - open invitation. We are Jane Thompson Payne; dent George W. Bush’s here to serve our com - brothers, George, Boaz, JT Office of Management munity. Please call us at and Dub Payne; and sis - and Budget. Indeed, any time for more infor - ters, Carrie Bell Dixon, presidents from both mation – Tri-County Mary Brandt, and Martha parties and Members of Family Health Care “Mattie” Barnhill. Congress on both sides (850) 948-2840. Donations may be of the aisle have For a list of all of made to Macedonia Bap - longrecognized the val - North Florida Medical tist Church, 5539 E US ue of health centers and Centers, Inc. locations, Hwy 90, Lee, Florida supported their expan - please visit www.NFMC 32059. sion. With more health .org. 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Carole Sherrill push - es her granddaughter, Alexis Webb at the park at Lake Frances.

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Ta’neja Rodgers (left) and Latavia McQuay (right) take a walk with Brian Hill, Jr. around the lake.

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Karmelita Cruz (left) and Kelly Uphold (right) sell hot dogs around the lake.

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Proud Supporter of Agriculture 850-997-3545 / www.farmcredit- .com North Florida agricultural pro - ducers care about the environmen - Owens Propane, Inc. tal integrity of the natural resources they manage. Twenty- “Service With A Smile” two of them were recognized for their environmental stewardship at the 12th Annual County Alliance for Responsible Environmental Stewardship (CARES) dinner on Madison Office July 24. Photo submitted 137 S. Shelby Avenue The CARES farmers were rec - Photo submitted ognized and congratulated by The Washington Family Farm, of Madison County, was recognized at the 12th Annual CARES dinner on July Madison, Florida 32340 Florida Agriculture Commissioner The Margie Foust McLeod Ranch, of Madison County, was recog - 24. Pictured from left, Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, Carrie Washington, Brian Keith, Ericka Adam Putnam and Florida Farm nized at the 12th Annual CARES dinner on July 24. Pictured from left, Washington, Taylor Miller, Florida Farm Bureau President John Hoblick and Ernest Washington. (850) 253-3761 Bureau President John Hoblick at Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, Margie Foust McLeod, the Kenny McLeod and Florida Farm Bureau President John Hoblick. UF/IFAS Suwannee Valley Agriculture Extension Center in Live Oak. Don Quincey, Suwannee River Water Management District Governing Board Chairman, and Herschel T. Vinyard Jr., Secretary of the Florida Department of Envi - ronmental Protection, were among the dignitaries who attended and spoke at the event. The Florida Farm Bureau and the Suwannee River Partnership (SRP) created CARES to bring agri - cultural associations, public agen - cies and institutions, and farmers together to increase environmental awareness on farms. Through the program, farmers voluntarily im - plement conservation best manage - ment practices (BMPs) designed to protect and save water. Below is a list of this year’s honorees and the counties in which Photo submitted their operations are located: The Holly Factory (Alachua), Photo submitted The Ben and Katherine Harris Ranch, of Madison County was recognized at the 12th Annual CARES dinner Hitchcock and Sons, Inc. Santa Fe on July 24. Pictured from left, Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, Asher Harris, Carter Harris, River Ranch (Alachua), Boyd Farm The Brett and Christy Lameier Ranch, of Madison County, was rec - Katherine “Kay”Harris, Samuel Harris, Ben Harris and Florida Farm Bureau President John Hoblick. Asher, (Alachua), Dyal Family Farm ognized at the 12th Annual CARES dinner on July 24. Pictured from left, Carter and Samuel are the children of Wade and Heather Harris and are visiting their grandparents from Mary - (Bradford), Willis Family Farm Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, Christy Lameier, Brett land, where Wade serves in the Navy. (Columbia), Ricky Philpot Farm Lameier and Florida Farm Bureau President John Hoblick. (Columbia), Smith Farms of Bell Inc. (Gilchrist),Hugh and Jan Hunter Farm (Hamilton), Murphy Brothers Farm (Hamilton), Walker and Sons Farm Inc. (Jefferson), Jody and Laura Land Farm (Lafayette), L&H Family Farm (Madison), Jimmy Harris and Sons Farms (Madison), Windy Hill Farm (Madison), Howard and Doreen Curtis Farm (Madison), Margie Foust McLeod Ranch (Madison), Ben and Katherine Harris Ranch (Madison), Brett and Christy Lameier Ranch (Madison), Jimmy and Hilda Dixon Farm (Madison), Red Oak Ranch (Madison), Wash - ington Family Farm (Madison), and the Sheriff’s Boy’s Ranch Proud to (Suwannee). Farmers who implement BMPs Support through the SRP, which adminis - Photo submitted ters the CARES program in the Photo submitted Our Suwannee and Santa Fe river basins, save an estimated 1 billion The Jimmy and Hilda Dixon Farm, of Madison County, was recog - The Red Oak Ranch, of Madison County, was recognized at the 12th Annual CARES dinner on July 24. Pic - Local gallons of water annually and nized at the 12th Annual CARES dinner on July 24. Pictured from left, tured from left, Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, Miki Richardson, Epp Richardson and Florida achieve a nitrogen reduction of Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, Hilda Dixon, Jimmy Farm Bureau President John Hoblick. Farmers 3,250 tons per year. The SRP has set Dixon and Florida Farm Bureau President John Hoblick. Using fertigation systems to thus preventing application of ex - status farmers must continue to aside about $365,000 for cost share ent loading in our rivers, streams low-volume nozzles to increase irri - reduce the amount of fertilizer cess nutrients to surrounding operate and maintain conserva - programs for irrigation system and springs, and at the same time gation efficiency and decrease wa - applied during a single applica - soil. tion practices over time. retrofits and other water- and fer - maintaining their profitability,” ter use. tion and provide for a more uni - Nutrient management plans Since its inception in 2001, the tilizer-efficient equipment and said SRP Coordinator Hugh Irrigation management prac - form application of fertilizer to for proper handling of animal CARES program has recognized techniques for fiscal year 2012-2013. Thomas. tices, such as irrigation schedul - improve the application efficien - wastes and fertilizers. more than 500 farmers and ranch - “Through the use of advanced Some of these technologies and ing and soil moisture testing, to cy. Farmers in the CARES pro - ers statewide for implementing technology and environmental practices include: ensure that farmers know how Fitting tractors with GPS gram participate in a State of these practices. practices, farmers are conserving Retrofitting center pivot irriga - much and when to apply irriga - mapping technology that targets Florida BMP program. Participat - For more information about groundwater and reducing nutri - tion systems with low-pressure, tion based on crop and soil needs. fertilizer and chemicals to crops, ing agencies help the farmer se - the CARES program, contact lect and implement Hugh Thomas at 386.362.1001. You farm plans which in - may also call your county Farm clude nutrient and ir - Bureau office or Scot Eubanks, rigation management. Florida Farm Bureau Federation, FEED TIMES To maintain CARES at 352.384.2633. How to use: The major and minor feeding times for each day are listed below. The major feeding times are the best for the sportsman and last about 2 hours, the minor feeding times can also have good success, but last only about 1 hour. Good luck and be careful out there. 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By KristinM Finneyembers Greene Publishing, Inc. The Madison County Cattleman’s Association is actively soliciting new members and welcomes any new members with open arms. The group meets pe - riodically for meetings, steak suppers, and semi - nars. The meetings often have guest speakers and are very informative. They allow members to learn more about the cattle industry. Membership allows those who join to partici - pate in the meetings and seminars. They also get a subscription to the monthly Florida Cattleman’s magazine. The Madison Cattleman’s Association will be hosting their second annual Cattle Battle later this year. The battle will take place on October 19 and 20. Anyone interested in participating in the Cattle Bat - tle can call Paige Peavy at (850) 464-0952. The president of the Cattleman’s Association is Ricky Bass. Vice President is Donnie Salter. And the Secretary/Treasurer is Opie Peavy. Anyone interest - ed in joining the Cattleman’s association can con - tact any of these officers. Opie Peavy can be reached at (850)464-0953. NOTICE OF CONTINUATION

The tentative hearing held on July 31, 2012 for the Madison County

School District was recessed and will be continued on

Monday, August 6, 2012 at 5:30 p.m. Located at 210 NE Duval Ave. Madison, Fl. 32340

NOTICE OF TAX FOR SCHOOL NOTICE OF PROPOSED CAPITAL OUTLAY The Madison County School Board will soon consider a measure TAX INCREASE to impose a 1.5 mill property tax for the capital outlay projects listed herein. The Madison County School District will soon This tax is in addition to the school board's proposed tax of 6.3600 mills for operating expenses and is proposed solely at consider a measure to increase its property tax the discretion of the school board. levy.

THE PROPOSED COMBINED SCHOOL BOARD TAX IN- CREASE FOR BOTH OPERATING EXPENSE AND CAPITAL OUTLAY IS SHOWN IN THE ADJACENT NOTICE. Last yearʼs Property tax levy A. Initially proposed tax levy……...... $ 5,158,705 The Capital Outlay tax will generate approximately $972,748 to be used for the following projects: B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment Board and other assessment changes…$ 1,905

MAINTENANCE, RENOVATIONS AND REPAIR C. Actual property tax levy……….....$ 5,156,800 Safety Corrections This yearʼs proposed tax levy…...$ 5,309,584 District Wide Renovations and Repairs High School Renovations and Repairs MOTOR VEHICLE PURCHASE Payment 2 of 3 for lease purchase of 9 school buses A portion of the tax levy is required under NEW AND REPLACEMENT EQUIPMENT Purchase of Security Equipment state law in order for the school board to re- Purchase of Food Service Equipment ceive $9,701,676 in state education grants. Purchase of School Wide Equipment Furniture and Equipment The required portion has increased by 2.28 School Technology percent, and represents approximately 7

Payment of Premiums for Property and Casualty In- tenths of the total proposed taxes. surance Necessary to Insure the Educational and An- cillary Plants of the School Districts The remainder of the taxes is proposed Insurance Premiums on District Plant solely at the discretion of the school board. All concerned citizens are invited to a public hearing to be held on All concerned citizens are invited to a public AUGUST 6, 2012, at 5:30 p.m. hearing on the tax increase to be held on at Monday, August, 6, 2012, at 5:30 P.M., at the The Madison County School Board Office Madison County School Board Office 210 210 N.E. Duval Ave. N.E. Madison, Florida. Madison, Florida. 32340 A DECISION on the proposed tax increase A DECISION on the proposed CAPITAL OUTLAY TAXES will be made at this hearing. and the budget will be made at this hearing. www.greenepublishing.com 10 Madison Enterprise-Recorder Church Friday, August 3, 2012 Grilled Chicken Dinners For At Madison

FirsStu bBmiattepd tBiys Nte lCl Dohbbus rch Sale Guest Columnist Madison Church of God will be from 11-2 p.m. at the The mission of our community. each other. They were selling grilled chicken din - church, located at 771 church is to “Tell it Another opportuni - friends and that’s how ners this Friday, NE Colin Kelly Highway. again, tell it again, till ty to minister was the Ann and they came to Aug. 3, In addition to grilled none can say of the thousand dollars col - move here. Since then, chicken, dinners will include children of men no one lected from Vacation Joyce’s mother (93, as baked beans, coleslaw, bread and ever the story has Bible School for “Pure is her dad in Miami) dessert. told.” The theme Sun - Water, Pure Love.” fell and broke her right Delivery is available for five day morning was Isa - Judy Phillips was arm. Also that night, or more orders. The dinners are iah 53:3-5 as David fries our director for VBS Cheryell Thomas and priced at $7 each. sang “Isaiah 53,” as and we say God bless mother, Mrs. Johnson, Contact Misty at (850) 251-6996 Worship Choir sang her for that, for all the were also there. That or A.J. at (352) 457-7592 to place your or - “Agnus Dei” (meaning many things done for night, Mrs. Johnson fell ders. worthy is the Lamb), church (writing “Hap - and broke her hip. and as Preacher’s mes - penings” two weeks Death comes. We’re sage was about the suf - lately and often before sad and pray for fami - fering foretold Jesus for me) for teaching lies left behind while would endure as He Sunday School’s giving thanks for lives came, preached, died, Friendship Class with well-lived – Charlie rose again and lives in great love and ministry Wynn, with much of Heaven in order that we but now leaving that to his special friend, Jan who believe in Him will care for Preacher Jake Ledsome and family be - be with Him forever! as he’s not so well – ing in church Sunday; Now, He sits by His Fa - confident Geoff Hill Jack Stewart and his ther and intercedes for will continue her mis - family, so much a part us and we give thanks sion and work. of our church and all so for His great love, mer - Illness comes. active in church; cy and grace. Changes come about. Margie Revels and her Doug Finney, Dea - Thoughts of people family and those con of the Week, gave come. Recently some - touched by her working the offertory prayer one wondered about at the hospital; Mr. Bal - and after the message, Ann and son, Bobby loon and family as his we partook of the Earnest, as they had wife Lillian taught Lord’s Supper. moved to Ocala after with us at Madison Pri - An opportunity to Bob died. Last Monday, mary and their daugh - “Go and Tell” is hap - several of us were at ter, Vi Ella. pening Aug. 10 and 11 Shelby’s and in walked Help us know we as we join with Pine Ann with two friends. cannot be a part of the Grove for a 24-hour When Joyce Bosscher world, but we must be mission trip to Jack - saw her, they hugged apart from the world! sonville’s inner city and were happy to see Amen! www.greenepublishing.com Friday, August 3, 2012 Turn Back Time Madison Enterprise-Recorder 11 Remembrance Of Things Past: Howard Phillips By Kristin Finney and the entire communi - discipline in schools nifer is married to Al - Greene Publishing, Inc. ty would be there. It was then too.” lan, and is a public de - Howard Phillips was a major social event. Phillips is married fender in Thomasville, raised in Madison and is Clubs would be set up to Roxanne. He has one Ga. with three children. proud to call this county selling food. It was very step-daughter, Amanda, Katherine is married to his home. Phillips re - different from political and two daughters, Jen - Cliff, and they live in ceived a good portion of rallies now, where most nifer and Katherine. Hollywood. She is the his education from of the people that show Amanda is married to executive director of Madison. He attended up are politicians and Trevor Gray and they the Coconut Grove Art Madison High School, very few community live in Madison. Jen - Festival. before it became Madi - members. Then on elec - son County High School. tion night everyone He also attended would get together at the North Florida Communi - courthouse while the ty College. He then went precincts hand-counted on to attend Florida State the votes, then the re - University. He then went Greene Publishing, Inc. Photo by Kristin Finney, August 1, 2012 sults would be said over into the Air Force and a loud speaker. The polit - moved to north central Howard Phillips was raised in Madison and is ical environment doesn’t Florida for a while, but proud to call this county his home. have the same personal came back to Madison in ons, cropping tobacco or players from the decade interest and touch as it 2000. “I don’t want to live working in a tobacco surrounding my time in used to. There are so anywhere else,” Phillips warehouse, jobs were high school and put many negative ads asso - stated . not hard to come by in them against the team at ciated with politics When Phillips was farming. “It didn’t mat - MCHS now, and they now.” in high school, life in ter whether you were a would beat us royally. Back in those days, Madison was very differ - city boy, or a country Madison has a very good everyone had very ex - ent. Farming was a huge girl, if you wanted to athletic program. They tended families, accord - part of the economical work, you could find an have helped put Madison ing to Phillips. “If I environment of Madi - agricultural job,” said on the map.” were over at a friends son County. Any student Phillips. Growing up, Phillips house, and did some - who wanted a job during When he attended enjoyed going to local thing wrong, my par - the summer, could get high school, Madison restaurants that are no ents knew about it one working with crops. High School’s mascot longer around. He en - before I ever got home. Whether they were was the Red Devils. “You joyed going to the Big And my friend’s parents working with watermel - could take all of the top Oak, which was on the weren’t afraid to disci - way to the Country Club. pline me. 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as flower girl dress, lace institution is prohibited #2612-M Solution Sudoku work around 4 1/2 miles north of town on Hwy 53 North. $450/month. from discrimination on bodice, pretty lace work at the basic of race, color, bottom, cap sleeves - $25 (850)-464-0953. 8/3, 8/15, pd national origin, age, Size 7-8 - off white dress, disability, religion, sex, worn as a flower girl dress, House For Rent and familial status. (Not overlay of lace Waterfront in Suwannee. all prohibited bases apply over entire dress, probably 1 BD 1 BA furnished. Large to all programs.) To knee to calf length - $25 deck. $600/month. Includes allowance for utilities. file a complaint of Size 8 - white, long dress, 352-472-9890. discrimination, write lace around neck with USDA, Director, Office of decorative bodice - $25 8/1, 8/8, pd Civil Rights, 1400 Apartment For Rent Independence Avenue, Size 16 - white long pageant SW., Washington, D.C. gown, cap sleeves, white Adults only. Quiet Country Setting. 20250-9410 or call sequin work across entire (800)-795-3272 (voice) or bodice and sleeves, buttons Modern Kitchen, around neck with circular 1 Large Bedroom, (202)-720-6382 (TDD.)” and Family Room. “This institution is an cut-out on back, beautiful equal opportunity gown - $100 Heating & A/C. Ideal for Retired Persons . provider and employer.” Teen dresses..... Non-smokers. TDD phone number Call 850-973-8548.

Size 14 (child's size 14 but 6/27 - rtn, n/c dress is for a teen division approximately 13-15) - Office Building For Rent 10/5 - rtn ,c GORGEOUS lime green Across the street from the dress, strapless but with Courthouse, on Shelby HELP spaghetti straps that criss Street. (between Owens cross across the back, Propane and Burnette WANTED sequins spotted across the Plumbing) entire gown, built-in Newly Renovated Joann Bridges Academy crinoline - absolutely 1120 square foot. in Greenville, FL is now gorgeous. - $300 Call Emerald Greene accepting applications (paid over $500 for it) 850-973-4141 for all positions. Call 850-973-3497 7/18 - rtn n/c Applications are available and leave message. Monday-Friday 3/3, run, n/c during the hours of Madison Heights 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 pm. HOUSES Apartments FOR SALE 1,2,3 & 4 bedroom apts. 8/1, 8/8, c Section 8 Housing designed Farm equipment mechanic . for low income families Applicants should have a 2 bedroom, 2 bath frame 150 SW Bumgardner Dr. steady employment history house on 3/4 acre lot with 2 Madison, FL and be mechanically out. Building for sale by Phone 850-973-4290 experienced. Skill related owner. Down town Lee, Fl. TDD 711 salary starting at $600 per 386-719-0421. City water. Equal Housing week. Applicants accepted Tax parcel I.D. # is Opportunity between 9 - 3 weekdays at 03-1S-10-1057-000-000. Full Circle Dairy. 1479 SE $59,000 price firm. 6/22, rtn, c 8/3 - rtn, n/c Winquepin St in Lee, Fl. E-mail resumes Buy, Sell or Trade In The Classifieds or inquiries to - One Man’s Junk Is Another Man’s Treasure - Call 973-414 1 [email protected] .

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