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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 / 24 PAGES, 2 SECTIONS • fbnewsleader.com Still shrimping these waters Nassau gets 1st female judge

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Theodore Cook, Judge Suzanne Bass has been 65, still plies the assigned to the Nassau County Circuit local waters in Court and will become the first woman his shrimp to serve on the local bench when she trawler, the starts work next month. Capt. D.A. Cook “I’m honored and thrilled to serve Sr. Cook is the the people in Nassau County,” said grand marshal of Bass. this year’s Chief Judge Donald Moran made Shrimp Festival the assignment earlier this month. Pirate Parade, According to Administrative Judge set for Thursday Robert Foster, Bass at 6 p.m. along will be the first Ash and Centre woman to serve as streets in down- judge in Nassau town Fernandina County. The local Beach. court received its ANGELA DAUGHTRY first full-time judge NEWS-LEADER in 1980. Up until that time, cases were heard on a part-time basis by a judge who Judge Bass Grand marshal for Thursday’s parade traveled from the Fourth Judicial ANGELA DAUGHTRY “We had the first shrimpfest gatherings at the Circuit in Duval County. News-Leader Burbank net shop,” Cook says. The building “I have known Judge Bass for many located near the waterfront in downtown years and know that she will work hard heodore Cook, 65, has been a Fernandina Beach later became Standard for us,” said Foster. “I’m looking for- commercial fisherman his entire work- Marine. ward to her arrival and expect that ing life, and still plies the local waters “Fernandina is too crowded,” Cook says she’ll hit the ground running.” TT in his shrimp trawler, the Capt. D.A. when asked why he made the move across the Bass, 61, is assigned to work in the Cook Sr. state line. “I live out in the woods; nobody can Nassau County Courthouse on Centre Cook, a native of the area, has been chosen get within a mile of me.” Street in Fernandina Beach. She said as Grand Marshal for the Shrimp Festival Pirate A shrimper and commercial fisherman in a phone interview Thursday that Parade, to be held Thursday at 6 p.m. in down- for 50 years, Cook says he has gone as far she has been assigned to handle civil town Fernandina Beach. A sturdy, unassuming north as Virginia on the quest for a catch, and cases, including family, juvenile and man with a calm demeanor, Cook says he has also fished the waters of Texas, Louisiana, domestic violence cases, among oth- accepted the honor reluctantly. Mississippi, South Carolina, Florida and ers. “They talked me into it,” Cook says. “I didn’t Georgia. She said that Foster gave her a tour want to do it.” His greatest adventure may have been partic- of the courthouse several weeks ago. Now living in West Kingsland, Ga., Cook is ipating in the Mariel boatlifts ordered by Fidel “So yes, I’ve seen my new office co-owner, with his father, Edwin A. Cook Sr., of Castro in 1980. and that amazing historic courtroom two acres on Point Peter that have phenomenal “Castro allowed some people that wanted to and I couldn’t help but think of Atticus water views of the North River. The property leave,” Cook says. “We didn’t know we were tak- Finch, the attorney in To Kill a has a two-story building with office and kitchen, ing prisoners he wanted to get rid of.” Paid by Mockingbird,” said Bass, referring to plus a large ground-floor workspace and 400-foot Cuban-Americans from Miami and New York the classic novel. dock for his shrimp trawler. City, Cook says he used his shrimp trawler to Bass fills the position vacated at the “I grew up in Nassauville,” Cook says, transport the Cubans to a better life in the end of last year by Judge Brian Davis. “and lived there after I graduated from United States. He was appointed in December by school in 1967.” Cook was there to help when Cook has captained 10 shrimp trawlers President Barack Obama to serve as a the first shrimpboat races started, before they through the years, working for Calvin Lang and federal judge on the U.S. District Court became the massive Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp The Essentials on the Isle of Eight Flags Festival. COOK Continued on 3A Shrimp Festival – inside today. JUDGE Continued on 3A

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Lauded at Thursday’s 29th annual Nassau County Volunteer Center awards lunch- eon were (seated) Edna Swithers, Elsie Harper award for service to seniors; Kathy Warner, Nassau County Board of Commissioners Employee Volunteer of the Year; Stephanie Manwell, Elsie Harper award for social services; back row from left, George Spicer, Fernandina Beach Optimist Club volun- teer award; Len Kreger, community enrichment; John Boylan, RockTenn Fernandina Beach Mill Community Volunteer Award; Lee Burchette, Elsie Harper award for service to youth; Stephanie Knagge, Rayonier Foundation Involved Good Citizen award; Tom Harris, Hilliard Volunteer of the Year; and Marlene Frost, Sherry Stein Realtor Volunteer of the Year. More photos, 6A. PHOTOS BY HEATHER A. PERRY/NEWS-LEADER

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2A WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader OBITUARIES Anna Victoria Davis Katherine Meyer (Dick) of Sun Nassau. Mexico. He was predeceased by his Anna Dean Renshaw City, AZ; sisters in law, Joan Born in Fernandina Beach, He was an avid outdoors- wife, Vera Rosenfeld Okin, and Anna Victoria Davis, 87, Borter of Sedona, AZ and Irene he was one of two children born man, enjoying hunting, camp- his sister, Norma Zaretsky. Mrs. Anna Dean Renshaw, passed away on Friday, April Borter of Warrenville, IL; eight to Casey and Ronnella Richo ing, and hiking in his beloved A celebration of his life will age 76, formerly of Fernandina 25, 2014 in Copperas Cove, grandchildren and eight great Jones. Mr. Jones was a lifelong New Mexico. Gary liked explor- be held at a later date. Beach, passed away Friday Texas. grandchildren. resident of Fernandina Beach ing the mountains and deserts Mr. Okin will be laid to rest morning, April 25, 2014 at Anna was born on Septem- Funeral services will be held except for his all over the state for wildlife, in Mt. Eden Cemetery, Acosta-Rua Center for Caring ber 24, 1926 in Point Washing- at 7 p.m. Friday, May 2, in the senior year of rocks and minerals, and archae- Hawthorne, NY. in Jacksonville. Mrs. Renshaw ton, Florida to the late Stephens Chapel at Green Pine high school in ological sites. He was especial- The family would like to was born on August 9, 1937 in Zachariah and Mary Funeral Home with Pastor Rob Miami. While ly endeared to his own land in thank Dr. David Page, the Waresboro, GA, the daughter of Hendrickson Kinsey. She was Goyette officiating. The family living in Miami Pie Town, New Mexico where Osprey Village Retreat staff and the late Silas and Ruby one of nine children. She grad- will receive friends from 6 p.m. he graduated he camped and hunted quite the doctors and nurses at Thornton. uated from Haines City High until the time of service Friday from Miami frequently. Baptist Nassau for their excep- At the young age of four she School in Haines City, Florida. at the funeral home. Entomb- South Ridge Gary Metzger was a very tional care. came to Fernandina Beach On January 30, 1949, Anna mar- ment will be Saturday at Senior High talented individual who had Please share his Life Legacy along with her family. Mrs. ried Benjamin Franklin Davis, Evergreen Cemetery in School. After graduation, Earl many other interests as well. at www.oxleyheard.com. Renshaw was Jr. in Leesburg, Florida. It was Jacksonville. enlisted and served in the U.S. One of which was his talent for Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors a 1955 gradu- her pleasure to help Ben study In lieu of flowers, the family Army. Upon being honorably creating things from seeming- ate of Fernan- as he attended Pharmacy suggests that memorial contri- discharged he returned to ly useless items such as a fly dina Beach School at the University of butions be made in Mrs. Fernandina and worked as a swatter made from an old inner Hydie R. Peterson High School. Florida. They were blessed with Fresh’s name to the Living Cook at several local restau- tube and a radio controller out Hydie R. Peterson, Jr., age She was four children, two boys and two Waters World Outreach Center rants. In later years, he worked of a peanut can. Recently, he 88, formerly of Fernandina owner of the girls. Anna was a loving wife Building Fund, 96292 Brady in Construction as a Flooring became involved in making Beach, FL., Flea Boutique and a devoted mother. She was Point Rd., Fernandina Beach, Installer. very unique knives and leather passed away in Fernandina known for her hospitality and FL 32034. He had attended the First goods for his friends and fami- on April 17, Beach and a vendor at A1A could be counted upon to pro- For more information and Missionary Baptist Church of ly. 2014. Antiques in Yulee. She relocat- vide a meal when any family to sign Mrs. Fresh’s online reg- Fernandina Beach. He was also a Ham radio Mr.ed to Jacksonville FL in 1998. had a need. ister book please visit the He leaves behind, his wife, enthusiast and had been since Peterson was Mrs. Renshaw was preced- Anna was preceded in death Green Pine website at Lillie Favors Jones, Kingsland, he was a very young man. He born on ed in death by her husband by all of her brothers and sis- www.greenpinefuneral.com. GA, children, Nikia Lester and was tuned in daily to his fellow December 1, Arthur E. Renshaw in 2006 and ters, her husband Benjamin Green Pine Funeral Home. Jessica Way, Kingsland, GA, his operators all over the world, 1925 in her daughter, Cheryl Stillwell in Franklin Davis, Jr., and her mother, Ronnella Richo Jones, many of which were longtime Fernandina Beach, FL., to the 2005. daughter Lisa Jo Dison. Fernandina Beach, FL, his sis- friends. Gary was also blessed late Ethel Claire Jackson and She leaves behind her son J. Anna is survived by her Russell C. Guthman ter, Marie Jenkins, Jacksonville, with many friends, colleagues, Hydie R. Peterson, Sr. Doyle Wright and daughter sons, Benjamin Franklin Davis Mr. Russell C. Guthman, FL, uncle, Eddie Lee Richo Jr., and family members who Hydie attended Fernandina Beth Belcher both of III and Gary Earnel Davis, both age 59 of Fernandina Beach FL, Miami, FL, aunts, Clementine enjoyed being indulged with Beach High School prior to join- Fernandina Beach. of Copperas Cove; daughter, passed away Thursday, April DeBerry, Durham, NC, his interesting stories and ing the Navy in 1942. Following Please share her life story at Martha Ann Strickland of 24, 2014 at his residence. Mr. Catherine Susie Lovett, adventures. He loved to travel his tour in the Navy, he worked www.oxleyheard.com. Fernandina Beach, Florida; Guthman was born on Fernandina Beach, FL, Judy and lived in several parts of the for Standard Hardware before Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors eight grandchildren and nine November 4, 1954 in Long Ancrum, Brunswick, GA, Marie world, the South Pacific being beginning his career in the great-grandchildren. Island New York. He was a 1972 Jackson, Forestville, MD, Mary one of his favorites. Finally, seafood industry in Hooker Additionally she leaves behind graduate of Yonkers High Bell, Miami, FL and many Gary looked forward to return- Point (Tampa) FL. For many Suzanne G. Senior three very special friends in School in Long Island NY. Mr. cousins and other loving fami- ing to Amelia Island every cou- years, he own-ed and operated Mrs. Suzanne G. Senior, age Mrs. Julia, Pam, and Trish. Guthman then ly members. ple of years to attend Metzger Peterson Packing Company, 66, of Fernandina Beach FL In lieu of flowers, the family attended Nas- Funeral services will be at family reunions, events he Sportsman’s Wharf, Seafood passed away Thursday evening, requests that donations be sau Commu- 11 am on Friday, May 2, 2014 at rarely missed. City, and Cap’n Pete’s in April 24, 2014 at the Acosta-Rua made to the Children’s Building nity College the First Missionary Baptist Gary Metzger is survived Fernandina Beach, FL. Mr. Center for Caring in Fund at First Baptist Church earning a Church of Fernandina Beach by his daughter, Theresa Peterson was General Manager Jacksonville. Mrs. Senior was of Copperas Cove. Liberal Arts with Pastor Darien K. Bolden Cathryn (Metzger) Weeks of of Coral S&H and Singleton born in Lowell, MA on Scott’s Funeral Home Degree. He Sr., presiding. Mt. Olive, North Carolina, and Fleets in Key West, FL. Later, December 24, 1947, the daugh- Copperas Cove, Texas came to Fern- Mr. Jones will be laid to rest three grandchildren. He is also Hydie began a new career as a ter of the late Henry and Rita andina Beach in Jacksonville National survived by his sister, Marjorie realtor. He quickly became the Fournier. She attended St. in 1994 from Raleigh NC. Mr. Cemetery at 2 pm on Tuesday, M. Hoffman of Canton, top realtor in the Keys (with the Louis Academy in Marianne Fresh Guthman was employed by May 6, 2014 with military hon- Michigan, and brother, James help of his wife). Hydie Massachusetts. In 1966 she met Marianne Fresh, 78, passed Harris Teeter and the Amelia ors accorded by the U.S. Army E. Metzger of Raleigh, North remained a top producing real- the love of her away Saturday evening, April Island Plantation which he was Ceremonial Honors Detail. Carolina. Gary is preceded in tor, which enabled him and his life, Ronald 26, 2014 at her Fernandina in charge of the many Banquets His family will receive death by sister Arlene Metzger wife to retire to Sebring, FL in Senior, and Beach residence. that went on there. friends on Thursday from 5-7 Jerome. 1994. they were mar- She was born January 15, He was preceded in death pm at Oxley Heard Funeral A memorial service for Gary In his retirement he pursued ried on 1936 in Aurora, IL and moved to by his brother Harry Guthman Home. will be held in Cleveland, Ohio his love of horticulture where Christmas Eve Fernandina Beach 23 years ago in 1989. Please share his Life Legacy on Saturday May 3, 2014 at 10 he became a respected expert of that year. from Atlanta, GA. He leaves behind his daugh- at www.oxleyheard.com. AM at St. John’s Evangelical in his field. He also loved to They have Member- ter, Reeshemah G. Dafney Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Lutheran Cemetery. fish. made Nassau ships include (Darrin) of Ponte Vedra, FL, As Gary would end all of his Mr. Peterson was President County their home since 1982 Living Waters his parents Raoul and Gloria transmissions, “This is KC5RR of the Men’s Club at St. and have been residents of Church, Ruby Guthman of Jacksonville FL, Gary Metzger signing off.” Michael’s Church in Fernan- Fernandina Beach since 2010. Rose of Amelia his granddaughter, Raynah Mr. Gary Stephen Metzger dina Beach, FL, a member of Mrs. Senior loved shopping, Red Hat Foskey of Ponta Vedra and two was born in Fernandina Beach, the Orchid Society and a Master eating out, going to movies and Society and brothers Glen Guthman Florida on February 23, 1950. Eugene C. Okin Gardener in Sebring, FL. animals. the Moose (Shelia) and Kyle Guthman He was the son of the late Leroy Eugene C. Okin died on He is survived by his wife of She leaves behind her Lodge. Mrs. both of Jacksonville FL. E. Metzger and Laura Hildreth April 26, 2014 at Baptist 65 years, Roberta Peterson, of husband of nearly 50 years, Fresh was a devoted mom and Funeral Services will be Metzger. His family left the area Medical Center – Nassau. Altamonte Springs, FL.; his Ronald Senior of Fernandina grandma. Her world revolved held on Wednesday, April 30, for North Miami Beach when Eugene was born on April daughter Jennie (Mark) Beach, her son, Alan J. Senior around her children, grand- 2014 at 2 pm in the Burgess he was young. 14, 1925 in Bronx, New York Peebles of Marco Island, FL; (Jenny) of San Diego, CA, her children and her church. She Chapel of Oxley-Heard with Gary was where he helped his father run his sons, Hydie R. Peterson III sisters, Denise Beausoleil also loved to knit. Pastor Curvin Gordon officiat- currently his garage. At the age of 17 he (Rhonda) of Fernandina Beach, (Paul) and Louise Fournier, her She was predeceased by her ing. The family will receive residing in joined the Army where he FL.; Eric (Sharon) Peterson of grandchildren, Jack and Kate husband, Charles B. Fresh and friends one hour prior to serv- Magdalena, served with distinction in the Chuluota, FL; his sister, Senior. brothers, Thomas Borter amd ice time. New Mexico at European theater during World LaVerne Hamilton of If so desired, memorials John Borter. Please share his life story the time of his War II. For his honorable serv- Fernandina Beach, FL, his may be made in her name to Survivors include her chil- at www.oxleyheard.com. death on ice he received a Purple Heart, brother, Terry (Emily) the Nassau County Humane dren, Virginia A. Muse (Bill) Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors October 16, a Victory Ribbon, and two Peterson of Tallahassee, FL, Society, 671 Airport Road, of Fernandina Beach, FL, 2013 at the age of 63. Gary Bronze Stars. Upon returning eight grandchildren, Nikie Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. Thomas E. VanPuymbrouck served in the U.S. Air Force for from WWII he graduated from (Steve) Chaplauske of Phone 904-261-1647 or go to (Linda) of Newnan, GA and Earl Samuel Jones many years and also served in New York University. Fernandina Beach, FL, Derek www.nassauhumanesociety.co Robert L. VanPuymbrouck Mr. Earl Samuel Jones, age the Vietnam War. Following Until retirement, he served (Salina) Johnson of Chicago, m to make contributions. (Donna) of Fernandina Beach; 47, of Fernandina Beach, FL military service, he embarked as President of Walton IL, Hydie R. Peterson IV (Nick) Please share her life story at a brother, Frederick “Tim” passed away on Saturday on a career as an engineer. He Industries and Senior Vice (Isabel) of Fernandina Beach, www.oxleyheard.com. Borter (Lynne) of San evening, April 26, 2014 at the retired in 2005 from Lockheed President of Melnor Industries FL., Ronnie (Tasha) Peterson of Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Francisco, CA; a sister, Baptist Medical Center – Martin, stationed at Kwajalein, with offices in USA, Canada and Fernandina Beach, FL, Erica U.S. Marshall Islands. Gary Belgium. When Gene retired (Daniel) Delk of Altamonte attended Hope Lutheran he moved to Amelia Island Springs, FL, Michael Peterson DEATH NOTICES LOOKING BACK Church of Socorro, New Plantation, where he loved the of Chuluota, FL, Dillian Haight beach, and was active in ten- of Chuluota, FL, Devon Zynda Lee Jones, infant, of nis, bridge and chess. Gene Quesinberry of Chuluota, FL, Callahan, April 13, 2014. A Florida/Georgia officials planned further NOBLE MONUMENT also was a philatelist and traded five great-grandchildren, Rob memorial service will be held at study after a favorable bridge feasibility report stamps all over the world. He Wilson of Fernandina Beach, 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 29, in the 50 regarding a span from Fernandina Beach to St. COMPANY, INC. loved to travel and had been FL, Christopher Wilson of Stephens Chapel at Green Pine YEARS Marys, Ga. 277-4499 around the world several times. Fernandina Beach, FL, Sloan Funeral Home. April 30, 1964 14th & Atlantic He is survived by his wife, Peterson of Fernandina Beach, Green Pine Funeral Home ITT Rayonier was charged with 29 counts of visit noblemonument.com Martha Gerald “Gerry” FL, Slade Peterson of Fernan- June Lillian McCarthy 90, dumping unauthorized pollutant discharges into Holmes. He is also survived by dina Beach, FL, and Olivia of Fernandina Beach, April 26, 25 the Amelia River in a $360,000 lawsuit filed by the his 3 sons, Peter and wife Lisa Johnson of Chicago, IL. 2014, at home. YEARS U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. DeAngelis, Richard and wife Most of all, Hydie was one of Eternity Funeral Homes & April 30, 1987 Connecting People, Help & Hope Thea and Jonathan and wife the best husbands, fathers, Cremations-Nassau The county commission backed away from The food pantry needs Mary. He was loved by his 3 grandfathers and great grand- Fred G. Goodman, 84, of proposed tax hikes and rescinded an emergency donations of non-perishable stepchildren, Mary Stevenson, fathers that God has ever Fernandina Beach, April 28, 10 declaration that would have let them to buy a food items all year round. Gerald McCullouch and Ellie blessed on this earth! 2014, at Baptist Medical Center For more information, YEARS new public safety communications system with- call: 261-7000 Kanov. He was blessed with 7 Please share his Life Legacy in Fernandina Beach. No serv- out the usual bid process. 1303 Jasmine Street, Suite 101 grandchildren and 4 step-grand- at www.oxleyheard.com. ices are planned. 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says. “With scalloping, COOK Continued from 1A you can go out and come Alvin Dickey. Some of back the same day. But WEEKLY UPDATE Dickey’s boats included there are no good scalloping the Daybreak, the John places anymore. I did Gun courses Train Depot. Call (904) 879- Brenda Price, 49 Little Dunes in our community. Just $25 Brent, the Tom F., the Miss some scalloping the year 1441 for information. Circle, Amelia Island, FL provides enough meat to Rill and the Super Blue. before last. It used to be Gary W. Belson Associates 32034. For information con- serve a hot meal to 50 people. Cook purchased the good in Cape Canaveral, Inc. will hold a concealed FSCJ registration tact Price at 310-6106 or To help, contact the network Capt. D.A. Cook Sr. trawler then the cruise ships took weapon license course at 6:30 Registration is open for Jessica Styers at 206-1984. at [email protected], 556- with his father in 1979 from that over.” p.m. May 1, 6 and 14. A basic summer term classes at FSCJ. 2496, or send donations to the San Sebastian Boat Scallop beds are 25-30 with defensive tactics course The 12-week summer session Ala-Teen meetings The Coalition for the Home- Company in St. Augustine miles offshore, Cook says, will be held at 7:45 a.m. May begins May 19 and ends Aug. Ala-Teen meetings are held less, P.O. Box 16123, Fernan- and still uses it for commer- while shrimp can be found 1- 3, 4 and 17. For details and 8. There are also six-week A at 34 N. Second St. every dina Beach, FL 32035. Please cial fishing. 9 miles out. additional classes and infor- and C session classes and Saturday at 11 a.m. Trained put YIDN in the memo line. “Most shrimp trawlers An advantage for mation, contact Belson at 491- eight-week B session classes. adult facilitators are present to were built in St. Augustine, fishermen living in Georgia, 8358, (904) 476-2037 or gbel- Classes that meet general guide the teens through the Old glasses wanted back when they were build- Cook says, is that they [email protected]. Visit education requirements for 12-step support group. Ala- The Nassau County ing a pile of them,” Cook can sell their catch to any- www.TheBelsonGroup.com. the Associates Degree will be Teen helps young people Volunteer Center, in partner- says. “They’d build a custom body. offered. Contact Enrollment learn how to deal with the ship with the Lions Club of boat if you ordered it, but “There are fewer restric- Wing Night Services at 548-4432. The effects of alcohol in their lives Fernandina Beach, is collect- they don’t hardly build any, tions in Georgia,” Cook says. The Northeast Chapter of Betty P. Cook Nassau Center and families. There are no ing used and about-to-be dis- anymore.” “In Florida you have to have the Nam Knights is hosting a is located at 76346 William requirements, other than hav- carded eyeglasses, sunglasses “Daddy ran a boat for a blue card to unload your Wing Night at VFW Post Burgess Blvd., Yulee. ing a relative or friend that and hearing aids for use in 50-some years,” Cook catch with. It’s like a credit 4351, 96086 Wade’s Place, drinks too much. Contact the developing countries to says. card, you have to have that under the Shave Bridge on Bridge classes Alachua Club at 32 North improve the quality of life. Cook says he has stayed number.” May 3 at 5:30 p.m. for a $7 Peggy Higginbotham, an Third St., 261-3580. Currently, there is an urgent with commercial fishing and “When I first started, donation. Dinner will include American Contract Bridge need for these items. shrimping because he likes there were at least 50 boats wings and french fries. Come League certified director and Help needed Drop off your old glasses the freedom. in Fernandina Beach,” Cook out early for $1 a chance you teacher, will teach beginner The all-volunteer Yulee or hearing aids at the Nassau “I do what I want to do,” says. “Grandpa had about could win fresh chicken, pork bridge classes on Tuesdays Interfaith Dinner Network County Volunteer Center, Cook says. “I don’t have to seven boats. The whole chops, steaks or fish. For from 2-4 p.m. at the Osprey needs the community’s help 1303 Jasmine St., Suite 104A. punch a time clock, but I do (downtown) marina used to information call 432-8791. Village Fitness Center start- to continue to provide hot, To volunteer, stop in the put in more hours than most be a fuel dock. ... Tony ing May 13 for eight weeks. healthy meals to adults and office, call 261-2771, or email people. You have nice, clean, Tringali had about six boats. “Lunch and Learn” Higginbotham is a Gold Life children experiencing hunger [email protected]. fresh air most of the time, Now there aren’t half a Nassau Alcohol Crime Master with almost 3,000 mas- and you can travel all over. I dozen.” Drug Abatement Coalition ter points. had a good boat to work Cook is married to wife speakers Kerrie Albert and The cost is $150 for the with.” Eileen, and has three chil- Jason Lynch will speak at eight lessons, which includes Cook says he fishes “any- dren. Son Davy Cook lives in noon May 8 at Pig BBQ in the course book “Bidding in thing I can catch the most Charleston, S.C., and son Callahan to the Greater the 21st Century.” Students of.” His latest catch has been Jeremy Cook lives in Nassau County Chamber of will come away with a broad jellyfish, which are pur- Kingsland, Ga.; daughter Commerce. knowledge of bridge and be chased by the Chinese, Michelle Wright, married to There will be a mega com- able to continue with strong according to Cook, but he Steve Wright, lives in munity yard sale, horse tack basics, whether they play prefers scalloping to any Kingsland, Ga. Grandsons sale, fish fry and safety aware- socially or competitively in other catch. are Miller Wright and ness program sponsored by Duplicate Bridge. Make 904-491-1422 “Scalloping is real good Peyton Wright. the chamber from 8 a.m. to 2 checks payable to Peggy ER0011146 when they are out there,” he [email protected] p.m. May 10 at the Callahan Higginbotham and send c/o “Everything Electrical” Why Wait?....Call Today JUDGE at a gas station on the city’s She said she has marched twice Church, where she sings in the southside, after the defense in the Shrimp Festival Pirate choir. She is also a member of 7 am to 5 pm, 6 Days a Week Continued from 1A attorney cited bias in a motion Parade, and plans to appear The Hummingbird Society. Same Low Rate for the Middle District of to have her recused or dis- again this year. “I love hummingbirds, just FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED 100 % SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Florida. qualified. “That is the best parade. 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4A WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014/NEWS-LEADER BUSINESS They deliver the fun Toyota driven

HEATHER A. PERRY from California News-Leader

Butch Clark enjoys helping people explore Amelia Island to low-tax Texas and he’ll deliver the means to do so right to the door of their Toyota Motor Corp. plans In New residence or hotel. to move most of its U.S. York, state Bikes, scooters, kayaks and headquarters to Dallas, officials standup paddleboards may be Texas – driven out of its there are rented simply by making a California location by promoting phone call to Butch at Bike, excessive taxes and regula- tax-free Scoot or Yak. tions. zones to Clark and his wife Debbie The world’s largest attract busi- first fell in love with Amelia automaker reportedly feels ness. On its Island when visiting their son that Dallas is a better parking television Beau during one of his first spot for many of its 5,300 STEVE’S commer- engineering assignments after California-based employees. MARKET cials, the graduating from Georgia Tech. The lower costs and accom- PLACE state is “We visited him and decided modative environment in promising that we would like to live here Dallas are apparently enough that new after retirement. We immedi- to get Toyota’s financial Steve Nicklas companies ately started searching for a motor running more effi- can operate home on the island,” said Clark. ciently. for 10 years without paying The couple, who grew up in The loss of much of property taxes. western North Carolina, moved Toyota’s operation is indeed Other states such as Ohio here from Bedford, Texas, in a blow to California and pledge tax breaks on a com- 2000 after Clark retired. another boom for Texas. pany’s inventory, equipment The idea for the business Ironically, the Toyota Prius and income. They promote came up after renting kayaks HEATHER A. PERRY/NEWS-LEADER hybrid vehicle has been the the plan as a “new taxation during visits to St. George Butch and Debbie Clark show off a pair of scooters ready for delivery from top-selling model for the last system” to bring in new busi- Island and observing all the BikeScootYak. two years in California, a nesses and industry. scooters and bike for rent there. state with the most stringent Even though some people “It was easy to carry the clean-air rules. do not realize it, but waiving kayak in the back of our rental Island.” signed a lease for a stand-alone “Also, we’ll probably donate Texas Gov. Rick Perry or reducing taxes (for new or van a couple of blocks to our The couple knew they want- building next to Island Falls bikes to Barnabas for their pro- has enticed California com- existing companies) is a pop- beachfront rental house,” ed to offer more than just miniature golf course. gram.” panies to relocate to Texas as ular technique that subtly recalls Clark. “Over the years, kayaks so their Bike Scoot Yak In addition to bicycles for They’d also like to work with part of an ongoing media generates economic activity. I would have done more kayak business was born. the whole family, scooters, pad- children and veterans groups campaign. Perry says that The “trickle down” effects of rentals, but transporting them “It’s fun delivered!” quips dleboards and kayaks, visitors to hold group activities involv- over the past two years, 50 capitalism are real, powerful from a shop to a launch site was Clark. can also rent chairs and umbrel- ing biking or kayaking. California companies have and unmistakable. That’s difficult. Debbie and I brain- The business got its start as las, and soon even metal detec- Clark welcomes inquiries for either relocated to or expand- why the economy in Texas is stormed and came up with the a home-based, delivery-only tors. Future plans include get- partnering opportunities from ed into Texas – creating one of the best in the coun- idea of providing delivery serv- concern but Clark is excited to ting additional beach all Nassau County organiza- 14,000 jobs there. try. ice for kayak rentals on Amelia announce they’ve recently wheelchairs and perhaps sell- tions and sends grateful shout- Perry has lured compa- Not only is Texas blessed ing kites. outs to local businesses who nies with his promises of with an abundance of natural “One thing we would like to helped get Bike Scoot or Yak lower taxes and easier regu- resources – particularly in do is occasionally offer our off the ground, including Rick lations. 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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 BUSINESS News-Leader 5A

SUBMITTED Coastal Vision Center interns Shawna Sturgis, right, and Tara Brackley, left, test the vision of children who are mem- bers of the local Boys & Girls Clubs. Great food, Helping kids to see better Great people,

ALAN DONALDSON ly dependent on seeing prop- Intern Shawna Sturgis is a required to get parental per- Great place! For the News-Leader erly. Working with leaders of native of Fernandina Beach mission for eye exams and, Boys & Girls Clubs Nassau who first graduated from FSU after being checked, they are How do you know if your County Foundation, McClane and then went to Nova given a form which tells if their child’s eyesight is 20/20? Vision makes interns at his practice Southeastern University in Fort eyes are OK or may need pro- problems are not necessarily available to visit the clubs and Lauderdale to obtain her pro- fessional follow-up. apparent to kids – or to their assess how well the kids can fessional degree. Her newfound In the past, a number of parents. But if your youngster see. friend Tara Brackley is a native unsuspected eye deficiencies is a member of one of Boys & Interns in optometry are of Syracuse, N.Y., a graduate have been detected through Girls Clubs locally, you both required to get experience in of Cornell University and is this program, to the great ben- have the opportunity to find the field before they receive about to become an OD from efit of youngsters who had no out, and at no charge. their OD degree as optome- the New England College of idea they didn’t see as well as A cooperative program trists. The degree involves a Optometry in Boston. These their classmates. between Coastal Vision Center total of eight years of study: young women not only know Boys & Girls Clubs are ded- in Fernandina Beach and the four years of college plus anoth- all about vision testing but have icated to every phase of the staff at the clubs has resulted in er four years specializing in an obvious love of kids – which well-being of their members. professional vision testing optometry. The two interns at is easy to see as one watches Others in the community, like scheduled recently for as many Coastal Vision are within a them work. John McClane, share that same as 140 young club members. month or so of graduating and The club members are dedication. Dr. John McClane III, pres- were delighted at the chance ident of Coastal Vision, knows to check out the kids at Boys & On Amelia Island at the base that childhood success is high- Girls Clubs. Air Amelia of the A1A bridge APUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCMENT From 11:00 am daily BY THE NEWS-LEADER “Come Fly With Us” Weekend breakfast from 8:00 AM Call for Reservations Lessons also available 960030 Gateway Blvd. Call 1-877-WeDoFly 904-277-3700 www.airamelia.com www.barbarajeans.com CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

6A WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR LUNCHEON

PHOTOS BY HEATHER A. PERRY/NEWS-LEADER Maury Shipper, RockTenn Human Resources Manager, congratulates John Boylan, winner of the Fernandina Beach Mill Community Volunteer award, above left. George Spicer, above center, receives the Fernandina Beach Optimist Club volunteer award from club President Larry Parker. Kathy Warner receives the Nassau County Employee Volunteer of the Year award from Commissioner Barry Holloway, above right, at the 29th annual Volunteer Awards luncheon at the Atlantic Avenue Recreation Center on Thursday.

Stephanie Manwell, above left, also known as Miss Sunshine, gives thanks for the Elsie Harper Volunteer of the Year Award for social services. Len Kreger, center, received 76 nominations for his outstanding contri- butions to the city of Fernandina Beach, earn- ing the Elsie Harper Community Enrichment Award. Edna Swithers, right, accepts the Elsie BLACKROCK ROAD Harper award for service to seniors at the Council CLOSURE NOTICE on Aging presented by the city of Fernandina Beach. Lee Burchett, left, accepts Due to a Nassau County Project, Blackrock Road the Elsie Harper award for service to youth. will be closed for Bridge Reconstruction @Gravel Creek/Lanceford Creek

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 OPINION News-Leader 7A

VIEWPOINT/TED SELBY/NASSAU COUNTY MANAGER How long can the county wait?

t has been my practice as County Manager Mr. Nicklas’ opinion piece is available to protect and preserve them to to make every effort to avoid exchanges that over $23 million of the extend the life expectancy. Emergency service with citizens who are exercising their right $40 million is restricted by vehicles have been operating well beyond the F LORIDA’ S O LDEST W EEKLY N EWSPAPER Ito express an opinion on county govern- law and cannot be used to projected useful life. Much of our heavy equip- E STABLISHED IN 1854 ment matters. I fully understand that reason- support day-to-day operating ment in our Road and Bridge Department is The News-Leader is published with pride weekly able people can often disagree. I do find it nec- expenses. The remaining also well beyond recommended replacement for the people of Nassau County by Community essary, however, to respond to the article undesignated balance as periods. Do you really want fire and rescue Newspapers, Inc., Athens, Georgia. We believe written by Mr. Steve Nicklas that appeared in reported by the auditors was vehicles that are well beyond normal replace- that strong newspapers build strong communi- the April 23 edition of the News-Leader. I find it $23.9 million. The board ment cycles responding to your emergency? Is ties – “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary very difficult to believe that a professional Selby chose to use $4.5 million of it wise to defer much-needed upgrades to our goal is to publish distinguished and profitable financial advisor would take such a short-term the $23.9 million to balance 911 dispatch system? This is the heart and community-oriented newspapers. This mission view of the financial situation in Nassau the current year budget in soul of our public safety operations. Yes, one- will be accomplished through the teamwork of professionals dedicated to the truth, integrity, qual- County. lieu of increasing the tax burden on our citi- cent money can be used to cover operating ity and hard work. It is well known and often written that my zens. $10 million is currently designated for expenses but is this really a tradeoff we want staff and I do not hold the same financial phi- the new Sheriff’s Administrative Building and to make? FOY R. MALOY JR ., PUBLISHER losophy as that of Clerk of Court John $4.5 million is designated for the expansion Mr. Nicklas predicts that our ad valorem MICHAEL PARNELL, EDITOR Crawford. Although there is a distinct differ- and upgrades of the 911 emergency dispatch revenue will increase by $1 million next year. MIKE HANKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR ence of opinion as to how the Board of County operations facility. Even the most optimistic estimates for future ROBERT FIEGE, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR Commissioners should address the current sit- Mr. Crawford has proposed using all one- growth indicate that Nassau County is at least BOB TIMPE, CIRCULATION DIRECTOR uation, there is no difference when it comes to cent sales tax revenue to cover day-to-day 5- to 7-years from the growth necessary to gen- the facts in this issue. It has been acknowl- operating expenses and balance the budget. erate $10- $12 million in additional ad valorem ANGELINE MUDD, edged and commented upon by the county’s This certainly is an option for the board to con- tax revenue to cover the current shortfall. BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER longtime financial advisor with RBC Capital sider but an estimated $7.5 million does not Does anyone actually believe that other critical SIÂN PERRY, ASSISTANT EDITOR Markets, our external auditor who prepares cover the entire shortfall and it does not expenses such as insurance, fuel, electricity BETH JONES, SPORTS EDITOR the county’s annual financial statements and address several serious needs that exist in the and health care will not increase over the same TOM WOOD DINK NESMITH more than one credit rating agency that our ad county today. The sales tax was originally 5-7 year period? Can Nassau County continue CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT valorem taxing funds that provide funding for implemented to support capital expenditures. to defer critical capital expenditures and capi- day-to-day operating expenses are structurally A large portion of the one-cent revenue has tal maintenance? I certainly do not think this imbalanced. The shortfall in those funds is been used in recent years in lieu of a millage type of action is in the best interest of Nassau projected to be $10-$12 million in the upcom- increase to cover operational expenses. As a County citizens. Deferring capital projects and ing fiscal year budget. result, much needed capital expenditures such capital maintenance will only magnify the prob- The views expressed by the columnists and The Annual Financial Report, prepared by as pavement management and fleet replace- lems and result in further deterioration of our letter writers on this page are their own the external auditors and submitted by Clerk ment has been deferred. How long can the infrastructure and increased costs in the and do not necessarily reflect the views of Crawford in March, does reflect reserves in county defer action in these critical areas? Our future. Is this the legacy you want to leave for the newspaper, its owners or employees. excess of $40 million. What is not included in roads are deteriorating and there is no money future generations?

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Main Beach slide which states: “Let’s make a distinction. Some Before we “slide” into a position as things are indeed internal church mat- to whether we should have a slide at ters. Does a pastor preach orthodox Main Beach, let’s take a breath and easy-to-understand sermons? Does he study the issues, as your Park and bring the comforts of religion to the Recreation Advisory Board has done sick and dying? Is he there for his peo- for the last 15 years on which I have ple when they lose a job, when they go served. to jail, when they are abandoned, when This is the committee on which I they sin and need to be sought out and many other dedicated citizens with a merciful call to repentance? Is he serve. There is a Main Beach Master visible; does he understand his peo- Plan in which we have studied, amend- ple, their history and their culture? ed and made suggestions to the com- Does he treat the rich no better than mission with good, thoughtful dia- the poor who have the same needs as logue. The master plan has been the rich?” accepted by the commission. We have To clarify these questions: they are discussed and received various pro- not now, nor were they ever intended posals since the demise of the old water to imply that Father Jose, the pastor of slide. Many in our community lament- St. Michael’s church, has ever failed in ed the loss of this attraction. We looked any of his obligations in this parish. at the Main Beach geography and stud- He is responsive to the needs of all ied carefully the active and passive use the parishioners. He has been awak- of the “jewel” we call Main Beach. ened at 2 a.m. and gone out in response Let us study the proposal and make to the call. Father Jose is an excellent recommendations to the commission priest and tends to his parishioners in and increase public dialogue before an understanding way that covers both misstatements are made. Recently, the spiritual and pastoral duties. over a six-year period, we worked with The intent was not to criticize our the outstanding group of volunteers priest, but to show a difference of what that wanted to place an all-access play- the pastor does in the internal matters ground on some of Parks and of the church, and what the city has as Recreation responsible acreage. We its responsibility. are now poised for a ribbon-cutting of Therefore, in conclusion, I am offi- the Pirate Playground. Thanks to the cially apologizing to both Father Jose many volunteers associated with the and any parishioners for statements project, the dedicated staff of Park and perceived as intentional affronts to our Recreation, the support of the com- pastor. That was never my intention. mission and the community. Barbara Book DAVID FITZSIMMONS/THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR I could go and name many other Fernandina Beach projects that the board and the Parks • • • and Recreation staff have carefully What? Another letter about St. help, and never been denied. Our priest for it, please come and see for yourself. Treasured Tree Trolley planned, organized, presented Michael? is on call 24/7 and, even getting a Here’s a tip, come early so you can get and bought to completion the changes Here’s the latest update: I talked to phone call late at night, has gone and a seat. The Amelia Tree Conservancy out- that have enhanced our community an official at City Hall who said the given somebody’s loved one their “last My response to dissidents would did themselves with their Inaugural over the years. Let us go to work for church does not have to prove they rites,” oftentimes to a person who has- be to ask them to consider what we Treasured Tree Trolley Tour. Their you! have enough parking before they start n’t been to church in 20-30 years. Fath- read from Luke 11:17, “a house divid- hospitality, from the chilled Prosecco Burton K. Bright the expansion! er is there for them. Father Jose is the ed against itself will fail.” And maybe re- served in glass flutes as we took our Park and Recreation They can do all they want to do to shepherd of our church and celebrates read (above) the Rev. Billy Graham’s seats on the trolley to the hors d’oeu- Advisory Board our old historic church and then Mass at least eight times per week, so response to one of his dissidents as vres and cash bar at the Mermaid Bar address the parking situation. yes, he is tending to his “flock.” well as the statement from MLK. that concluded the tour, was warm Burger King a model At present, there is enough parking What does Bishop Estevez say Kenneth Dalton and gracious. because they count the 48 spaces of about the expansion of St. Michael Fernandina Beach The speakers who boarded the trol- As I read the article concerning the valet parking. This only works on paper and building a Mission Church in ley at various spots along the route Burger King signs (April 25) I won- and there are no plans to actually test Yulee? The bishop has publicly sup- were informative, educational and der where the county commissioners it. ported both projects on numerous Comfort and support entertaining. The surprises, and there are coming from and in what day and (This is the place where we have to occasions both verbally and in writing. From the Tomes and Bohannon were quite a few, were whimsical and age they are living in? Eighth Street is cut down the 100-year-old magnolia Why expand the church? I started family, thank you all for your kind endearing. the gateway to Fernandina Beach and tree because it’s in the way.) going to Mass at St. Michael around words of comfort, support and just Best of all was the opportunity to should be inviting and attractive to If this is the city law, then we need the year 2001. Even 13 years ago, peo- great stories about my brother, Dallas take in the beauty and majesty of those who drive here to visit our com- to change it. We are about to destroy ple often had to stand during Mass as Tomes. Thank you to all of those Amelia Island’s stunning maritime for- munity. The Burger King is one of the the peace and quiet of a whole historic there were not enough seats. Here we who made the trip to Jacksonville est canopy. Congratulations to the ATC few buildings and properties that pro- neighborhood. are in the year 2014, can anybody deny National Cemetery, and those who on creating a delightful event. It will be vides a clean and inviting appearance. Where’s the common sense? the fact the population as well as were able to come to the beach after- a hard act to follow. Many of the properties look unkept Joan Bean tourism has not grown in our commu- ward. The military service was moving, Jayne C. Nasrallah and resemble that of a ghetto. Fernandina Beach nity? and I am really thankful for the Patriot Fernandina Beach Rather than attack the property • • • Just a week ago, St. Michael held a Guard Riders who came in on motor- owners that are being responsible and As a parishioner of St. Michael’s, I Vigil Mass on Saturday evening. cycles, just like D would have loved to doing what is good for the county/city am saddened by the recent flurry of let- Another Mass in the new and expand- be part of. I made sure to shake every American Legion they need to be going after the owners ters to the News-Leader regarding “our” ed Parish Hall at 8 a.m. along with a one of their hands and thank them, Today I was extremely surprised that are not maintaining their proper- church. One writer stated: “The mad- Mass at 8:30 a.m. in the church for from the bottom of my heart I was so and honored at the same time ties. We should be supporting Mrs. ness has to stop”; indeed it must! Spanish-speaking Catholics. The touched. today. Armstrong by contacting our county The church is nothing other than “Spanish” Mass was attended by folks The gathering at Main Beach was During the American Legion 5th commissioners or maybe we should the “family of God.” Obviously, some who could not get into the hall because spot on – a beautiful day, great food, fel- District Constitutional Conference I have a local Burger King Day in members of our family have disagree- it was full. The 10 a.m. and noon lowship, spreading some ashes at the was awarded/named Commander of Fernandina and Callahan. ments, as I suppose most families do Masses were again held at the Parish beach he loved and fun feeding the the Year for the Department of Florida, Patrick Orr from time to time, yet of course, such Hall and simultaneously at the church. gulls, releasing balloons and remem- 5th District. Although this is a great Yulee disagreements do not nor should reach I guess all these people found some- bering our son, father, uncle, brother, honor for me, the real awardees are the newspaper. where to park! friend and computer guru. I would the American Legion Post 401 St. Michael (cont.) “We must learn to live together as The neighbors have been very sup- especially like to thank Slider’s for their Members in Hilliard that have worked brothers or perish together like fools,” portive and understanding of the “fam- generous donation of great food in so hard and fast to get our Post up Let’s try a different approach to the Martin Luther King said. The Rev. ily of God” at St. Michael. What a nice remembrance of Dallas. I do sincerely and running in record time! alleged problems at St. Michael’s. Why Billy Graham once responded to a dis- neighborhood. I am certain the neigh- apologize to Slider’s for the miscom- Even that could not have been don’t we let the people of St. Michael’s sident: “You should keep searching for bors have been supportive since the munication regarding the location of done without the guidance and sup- and the city of Fernandina Beach solve the ‘perfect church’ and once you find church founding in 1872 (142 years). I our gathering – please everyone be port of the 5th District Officers Tom their problems. They both are smart it, join it and then it no longer will be publicly thank them! sure to patronize their establishment Gora, Bob Brewster, Emory Austin, enough and capable of handling the perfect.” For some people, change is very and be sure to say thank you for their Benny Combs, Jerry Brandt, to situation. One of this past Friday’s letter writ- hard to accept. In this case, a few peo- generosity! name a few; all the 5th District posts Mary Ellen Corbin ers had questions about what our pas- ple have done everything they know to It was so nice to meet and visit with that help us with donations and sup- Fernandina Beach tor does. I have personally observed thwart this expansion including going so many of Dallas’ computer clients, port to get us going, with a special • • • our pastor perform a baptism of a beyond reason and civility. I recall a new friends and dear old friends and thank you to Post 54 and 233; and all In reference to the letter entitled young child and an hour later preside couple of years ago, just after Father family. I also have to thank Al and Doug the help from the Sons of the “St. Michael, the city and the newspa- over a funeral. I have seen after Mass, Jose became our pastor, a very lengthy with Amelia Luxury Transportation. American Legion and Legion Riders; per” which appeared in the News- distressed people walk back, unan- parish “survey” was mailed to all reg- Thank you, Al, for your superb driving to the community as a whole – to all of Leader April 25, there is a paragraph nounced, to seek Father’s guidance or istered parishioners. Father sought and putting up with us nuts for three you, I thank you! input from all parishioners and even hours! Thank you again, everyone, for For you see, this is not just an HOW TO WRITE US ~ Letters must include writer’s name (printed and signature), had folks call those people who did your kind words, hard work, and please honor for me personally, but it is a address and telephone number for verification. Writers are normally limited to not return their survey so that they feel free to remain in touch: btrish combined effort of us all in the one letter in a 30-day period. No poems will be published. Letters should be were reminded to respond. 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8A WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader A boom in buntings

Spring is the best time for wildlife view- All thought of finish- ing in many backyards around North ing this column that day Florida. This time of year migratory birds disappeared and instead are passing through and visiting our feed- I spent a happy hour or ers, and other birds are settling in to make so in their backyard, their nests. relaxing on a chair and Painted buntings are a special treat watching the bird show. when they visit us in the spring and this First, a gaudy male paint- year they seem to be here in droves, with ed bunting flew to one many readers reporting seeing them for feeder, soon to be joined the first time. Male painted buntings look WILD by a greenish female or like gaudy clowns with their vivid blue, red WAYS sub-adult, difficult to tell and green coloration. The females and them apart. And then an young are less colorful but still attractive indigo bunting flew to little greenish birds that provide interest to Pat the next feeder and vied our feeders. Foster-Turley for space with a cardinal Painted buntings migrate through our pair. Occasionally a blue area this time of year, heading to their jay flew in and disrupted the scene but, breeding grounds in south central U.S., after it had its own fill of seed, the buntings where they are cherished and protected. returned. The show continued, with birds But sadly, they spend their winters in the taking their turns at the well-stocked feed- Painted buntings Caribbean and Mexico and are often cap- ers. I could have stayed there all day! sometimes show tured to be caged pets, which, along with It’s not only bird feeders that draw in up at backyard habitat destruction is leading to their migratory spring birds, it’s our natural bird feeders in decline in numbers. If you have buntings environment as well. Many birds visit us the spring, above, too, you might want to check out the on along their travels to feed on the with a grosbeak. Painted Bunting Observer Team website berries, seeds and insects found in the PHOTOS BY KEN VENDOLA (http://pbot. troynt.com/) where you can woods, marshes and brush land around FOR THE NEWS-LEADER join other “citizen scientists” to help con- us. If you walk the Greenway or the trails serve them. in Fort Clinch State Park and listen for Some people are also reporting vivid bird calls, you are likely to find bright yel- blue indigo buntings at their feeders now low prothonotary warblers and other small too, while others are seeing similar, but warblers with distinctive markings as well. larger, blue grosbeaks. Goldfinches, They may be difficult to spot but with a bit thrushes and house finches are also pass- of patience trying to track down the birds ing through many backyards this spring, that are calling, you can find them. all there for the curious naturalist to watch. Part of the fun of finding new birds is I was writing this column when I got a trying to identify them. If you have photos message from my neighbors Ann and Dick of the birds you see, even those that McCarthy. “There are buntings at our aren’t quite “professional” you can always feeder all the time these last few days. look them up in a bird book later. A good Come on over and see them!” I couldn’t bird book to own for this task is the Sibley resist, and shut down my computer and Field Guide to Birds of Eastern North walked down the street to visit them. America. The careful drawing of each It’s been awhile since I’ve seen the species that point out identifying markings McCarthys’ backyard and I was amazed at and the different plumages of males, the bird sanctuary it had become. They females and juveniles has enough informa- have four or five different bird feeders, all tion for even a beginning birder to deci- squirrel-proof and filled with fresh seeds of pher. many varieties hanging near the shrubs If you are going to undertake the chal- and hardwood trees in the empty lot lenge of spotting spring migrating birds, behind them. A hummingbird feeder with you’d better get at it. It is only a brief peri- fresh nectar in front of their porch window od before summer sets in and these birds also lured in its own contingent. Nearby a have left us and moved into the places fur- small koi pond with rushing water from a ther north where they will nest and raise fountain and enhanced with Louisiana iris- their families. But while they are here, be es and other aquatic plants provided habit sure to enjoy the show! for dragonflies and drinks for passing Pat Foster-Turley is a zoologist on wildlife. All around were native and orna- Amelia Island. She welcomes your nature mental flowering plants adding color and questions and observations. aroma to the scene. [email protected] BUSINESS CARD BILLBOARD

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader 9A Ingram POLITICS IN BRIEF Westside Republican Club tion of realtors, chamber of commerce and to manage Kiwanis Club; and past president of the local All Republicans are invited to attend the association of realtors, where under his lead- Westside Republican Club in Hilliard at 7 ership the board won two distinguished Seashore p.m. May 6 to hear Nassau County Clerk of awards, “The Florida Association of Realtors Court John Crawford speak. Board Achievement Award” and the “George ATLANTA – Southeast The meeting will be at the Hilliard Linville Education Award.” In addition, he Regional Director Stan Austin Community Center, 37117 Pecan St. has served as a real estate and appraisal announced the selection of Refreshments will be prepared by club mem- instructor for the local association of realtors Gary Ingram as superintend- bers. for more than 20 years. In 2012, Hickox was ent of Cumberland Island elected to serve as as Property Appraiser. National Seashore in St. Republican Women He is married to Erin Hickox, a kinder- Marys, Ga. Ingram will begin The Federated Republican Women of garten teacher at Southside Elementary, and his new assignment in mid- Nassau will have their monthly meeting on together they have four adult children. May. Friday, May 9, at the Golf Club of Amelia Contact FRWN by Tuesday with your He has been the superin- Island. The guest speaker will be Nassau reservation at [email protected] or 491- tendent of Jimmy Carter County Property Appraiser Mike Hickox. 5544. Lunch is $20. National Historic Site in The social will be held at 11:30 a.m. and the Plains, Ga., since 2007, and business meeting will begin at 11:45 a.m. Fair Tax has been serving as acting Hickox is a native of Nassau County, who Florida Fair Tax plans to hold a special superintendent of prior to being elected, spent the past 35 years rally to raise awareness about the Fair Tax Cumberland Island National as a real estate broker and state-certified from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 17, at Seashore since January. appraiser. Since becoming state certified in the Peck Center, Fernandina Beach A 1992, he has personally appraised more than The goal is to educate people within the California 10,000 properties throughout Nassau County local community about the benefits of the native, and taken over 50 appraisal courses for con- Florida Fair Tax. Ingram has SUBMITTED tinuing education. The Florida Fair Tax is a non-partisan nearly 20 David Christian, vice president of governmental affairs Hickox currently serves as a director for effort to replace federal income and payroll years of serv- with the Florida Chamber of Commerce, presents the Nassau County Economic Development taxes with a national retail sales tax. ice to the awards to State Rep. Janet Adkins in Tallahassee. Board; he is a past district vice president of Organizers say this approach simplifies the National Park the Florida Association of Realtors, past pres- process because it eliminates the IRS and the Ingram Service ident of the Nassau County Multiple Listing complex tax code. (NPS), as Service; past chairman of the Professional The Florida Fair Tax is a 501(c)(3) organi- well as serv- Florida Chamber Standards Committee, where he chaired arbi- zation located in Ponte Vedra, According to ing as a law enforcement offi- tration and mediation hearings for the local the group’s flyer, membership fees start at $5 cer outside of federal service. association of realtors, which kept disputes annually. Between 1993 and 2001, he out of the court system; past director of the Contact Larry Miller at 415-3142 for infor- worked as a national park honors Adkins Florida Association of Realtors, local associa- mation. ranger at Yosemite National Park in California, including State Rep. Janet H. Adkins Chamber’s Legislative Report protection ranger, horse received the Florida Chamber Card. The Legislative Report patrol, search and rescue, of Commerce Distinguished Card is calculated annually by emergency medical services Advocate Award of 2013 for her the Florida Chamber of Com- and chief liaison officer. In work in the 2013 Legislative ses- merce. The chamber grades 2001 and 2002 he served as a sion to ensure the K-12 cur- legislators on how they vote on policy advisor for the U.S. riculum is rigorous and relevant important issues relating to House of Representatives, in preparation of allowing Florida businesses. The grades focusing on federal law Florida’s students to excel and are calculated based on the enforcement and homeland succeed in their future endeav- member’s voting record on security. In 2002, Ingram ors. issues that support Florida’s returned to Yosemite National Florida Chamber Distin- economic pillars of growth. Park and spent three years as guished Advocates are named “I am honored to receive management assistant to the annually and are special awards both recognitions. In 2013, we superintendent, responsible presented to legislators who go worked to create rigorous, alter- for Congressional and com- above and beyond in advocat- native pathways for students to munity affairs. ing pro-jobs legislative priori- meet high school graduation In 2005, Ingram moved to ties to make Florida more com- requirements. These efforts the Washington, D.C., Office petitive. increase the likelihood that the of the NPS, and served as spe- “The Florida Chamber is students of Florida will be pre- cial assistant to the Alaska proud to honor legislative lead- pared for their future careers regional director. In that ers who stood strong in support and allow them to compete and capacity he represented Alas- of the entrepreneurial free excel in today’s global economic ka’s parks and regional office enterprise system which made marketplace,” said Adkins. in day-to-day dealings with the our country great and that are Adkins represents parts of leadership of the Department helping put Florida in position to Duval County and all of Nassau of the Interior, the NPS, become the number one job County. She serves as the Chair Congress and Washington, creator in the nation,” said of the Florida House of D.C.-based interest groups. David Hart, executive vice pres- Representatives K12 Subcom- Ingram plans to move to ident of the Florida Chamber mittee on Education. Adkins the Camden County, Ga., area of Commerce, in a press also serves on the House with his wife, Athena, and release. Education Appropriations Bud- son, Connor. Ingram’s two In addition to the Distin- get Conference Committee. other children, Gary and guished Advocate Award, For additional information, McKenna, are attending col- Adkins was awarded a grade of contact Adkins’ office at 491- lege. “A”, with a score of 100, on the 3664.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, May 14, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. in the City Commission Chambers, 204 Ash Street Fernandina Beach, Florida to consider the following applications: LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE TEXT AMENDMENTS MARLIN & BARREL DISTILLERY, (PAB 2014-08) LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE (LDC) TEXT AMENDMENTS PROVIDING FOR A NEW USE OF CRAFT DISTILLERY AND SMALL-SCALE WINERY OR BREWERY WITH LIMITED DISTRIBUTION AND ASSOCIATED DEFINITIONS PROPOSED AMENDMENTS AFFECT CHAPTER 1 SECTION 1.07.00 DEFINITIONS, CHAPTER 2 SECTION 2.03.02 TABLE OF LAND USES, AND CHAPTER 6 SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS SECTION 6.02.00. LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE TEXT AMENDMENTS CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH, (PAB 2014-09) LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE (LDC) TEXT AMENDMENTS FOR HOSPITAL SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS PROVIDED IN CHAPTER 6 SECTION 6.02.11 TO ALLOW A MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGH OF SIXTY (60) FEET AND ALLOW FOR OFF-PREMISE SIGNAGE. ZONING MAP CHANGE CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH, (PAB 2014- 10) REZONING OF 66 OCEAN AVENUE PROPERTIES FROM R-2 (MEDIUM DENISTY RESIDENTIAL) TO CON (CONSERVATION) ZONING TO MATCH EXISTING FUTURE LAND USE OF CONSERVATION AND CORRECT- ING A SCRIVENER’S MAPPING ERROR. Interested parties may appear at said hearing and be heard as to the advisability of any action, which may be consid- ered. Any persons with disabili- ties requiring accommodations in order to participate in this program or activity should con- tact 310-3100,TTY 711, (TTY num- ber for all City offices) or through the Florida Relay Service at 711 at least 24 hours in advance to request such accommodation. IF ANY PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE BOARD/COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH HEAR- ING, S/HE WILL NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. Copies of the applications may be inspected in the office of the Community Development Department, City Hall, 204 Ash Street, between the hours of 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. For information on the application, please con- tact the Planning Department at 310-3135. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

10A WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader TIME CAPSULE County seizes Yulee man’s 7 dogs ‘used for fighting’ On March 27, the Nassau County Sheriff’s A Yulee man is unfit to keep Office was invited to dogs, which he has used for place items into a Duval fighting, according to Nassau ‘Officers also found ‘skeletal remains appear- County Courthouse Time County Animal Control. Capsule, which is to be The county has taken the ing to be the bones of dogs’ on the premises opened in 2064, 50 matter to Nassau County court, and found a pen containing feral pigs, which years from now. Sheriff asking that it be allowed to keep Bill Leeper represented the seven dogs it seized from are commonly used to dispose of the remains NCSO and placed the George R. Scoates. of dead dogs killed in training or fighting.’ following items into the According to the legal com- capsule: A letter from plaint filed April 17, Animal Leeper to a future sheriff Control officers made repeated of Nassau County; a visits to the Radio Avenue resi- bull; Yogi, a 10-year-old male used as ‘bait’ by those who train shoulder patch; lapel dence of Scoates, where they Rott-weiler; Scratchy, a two-year- larger fighting breeds.” pin; challenge coin; said they found “deplorable con- old female pit bull; and Cujoe, a A physical examination by a information regarding ditions related to the care, cus- five- to six-year-old male bull- veterinarian on April 12 found “a NCSO; the Police tody and living conditions of dog. pattern of lack of proper and Officer’s Bible; and an these animals.” Investigators found online reasonable care for the animals, autographed copy of his “Officers witnessed certain photographs and magazines including deprivation of food, book, Highway of circumstances and evidence describing Scoates as being water, shelter and medical care,” Horror. that, taken together, led them involved in “illicit dog fighting the complaint stated. SUBMITTED to believe that these dogs were activities,” including a photo- The dogs lacked required being kept for the purpose of graph of Taj Mahal, who was licenses and rabies vaccinations, training dogs for use in the ille- described as “his champion.” it said. gal and cruel activity of dog Scoates warned officers when The complaint described fighting,” the complaint alleges. they seized Taj Mahal that the Scoates as “unable or unwilling That included “intravenous dog was “extremely animal or unfit to care for the dogs,” (IV) solution bags suspended aggressive and warned that no and asked the court to allow from cages, consistent with well animals should be in close con- Nassau County to take owner- known practice for preparing tact to him.” ship and dispose of the dogs as fighting dogs,” it stated. Two of the dogs seized, a it sees fit. Scoates could be Officers also found “skeletal five-year-old female shepherd required to pay for care of the remains appearing to be the named Sheba and a two-year- animals while in county custody. bones of dogs” on the premises old male Patterdale named Fat The county asked the court and found a pen containing feral Boy, were described as “human to bar him from possession of pigs, which are commonly used aggressive.” Fat Boy “was fright- other animals in the future. to dispose of the remains of ened and highly aggressive” Scoates has not been dead dogs killed in training or when taken into custody, the charged with any crimes related fighting, according to the com- complaint stated. to the alleged dog fighting. He plaint. A five-year-old female Patter- was arrested in a separate mat- Some of the dogs seized dale, Bullet, also seized, was ter April 2 and charged with pos- were described as “animal kept as a breeder, according to session of six pills of Adderall aggressive,” including Taj Ma- the complaint, which asserted and six pills of Oxycontin with- hal, a three-year-old male pit that “Patterdales are commonly out a prescription. Crime rate falls 17.3% in Nassau in 2013

The crime rate dropped by izens continue to use crime pre- lence,” said Leeper. “Nassau 17.2 percent in Nassau County vention tools to help protect County continues to be a safe during 2013, Sheriff Bill Leeper themselves, their families and place to live, work, raise a fam- announced. This reduction is their community. Now is not the ily and visit on vacation.” the lowest since 2010. time to let up on efforts, but Here are some of the ways Thank you to Steve Leimberg, unseenimages.com for photo, and teh News-Leader for printing this ad. NL/PSA Nassau County’s crime rate instead is the time to apply even citizens can help law enforce- continues to be well below the more aggressive pressure to ment drive down crime: statewide average of 4.7 per- make sure a strong message is • Lock your car and keep cent. sent to criminals and there is valuables out of view. According to the Uniform continued reduction in the • Start or join a Crime Report (UCR) statistics crime rate, he said. Neighborhood Watch program. provided by the Florida “I am very pleased that • Mentor a child. Department of Law crime in Nassau County is con- • Be alert and aware of your Enforcement (FDLE) last week, tinuing its downward trend. surroundings. there were 247 fewer crimes There are several key reasons • Join one of NCSO’s overall in 2013 than 2012. for this success, including our Citizens Advisory Teams to help While the Annual Crime valuable partnerships with other address problems at the neigh- Report marks a significant law enforcement agencies and borhood level. reduction in the local crime rate, the community; our proactive • Protect personal informa- it’s extremely important to approach to solving crime tion like your Social Security remember that criminals adapt trends before they become an number, computer passwords quickly to any effort made by issue; and the fact that we work and banking information. law enforcement to combat hard every day to prove to the • When online, don’t chat crime, Leeper said. people of Nassau County that with strangers or respond to That is why it is vital that cit- we are committed to excel- their e-mails. A S P / L N

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader 11A COURT REPORT Leeper: Honor The following report was entered in court for Nason erty and giving false verifica- pleaded guilty to two counts of compiled by Angela Daughtry, Vincent Jones for sale or deliv- tion of ownership to a pawn- dealing in stolen property, two News-Leader staff, from the April ery of cocaine. broker. counts of giving false verifica- 24 court docket of Circuit Court I Paul Michael Kendricks I Harvey Turner pleaded tion of ownership to a pawn- fallen officers Judge Robert M. Foster. was served an affidavit and guilty to felony domestic bat- broker and burglary of a struc- I Melissa Rene Butler admitted violation of probation tery and was adjudicated guilty. ture or conveyance and was pleaded guilty to two counts of being served for grand theft of He was sentenced to 24 months adjudicated guilty. He was sen- MARY MAGUIRE Leeper. possession of a controlled sub- a firearm and adjudication was in Florida State Prison with tenced to six months in Nassau News-Leader The four Nassau County stance and was adjudicated withheld. Probation was rein- credit for 323 days served, to County Jail with credit for 71 sheriff’s deputies who died in guilty. She was sentenced to 90 stated with the original terms run concurrently with another days served followed by two Nassau County Sheriff Bill the line of duty include: days in Nassau County Jail with and conditions and extended case. He was ordered to pay years’ probation, to run con- Leeper says it is time to honor • Patrol Deputy Joseph W. credit for 23 days’ service and one year. The defendant is to $418 in court costs, $352 in sur- currently. He was ordered to four Nassau County sheriff’s Robinson, who was killed in ordered to pay $518 in court complete 50 additional hours charges, $150 to the Public pay $1,800 in restitution to First deputies who have been killed 1891 while assisting other costs, $150 to the Public of community service at a min- Defender’s Office and $100 to Coast Car Wash, $836 in court in the line of duty over the last deputies and Fernandina Defender’s Office and $100 to imum of five hours per month, the State Attorney’s Office. The costs, $300 to the Public 123 years. He has asked local Beach police officers appre- the State Attorney’s Office. and must submit to a drug eval- defendant may be released to Defender’s Office and $200 to and state officials to designate hend a violent fugitive in the I Jack Carlton Cogburn uation within 60 days and follow Camden County to face charges the State Attorney’s Office. a portion of SR 200/A1A city. admitted violation of probation up with any recommended in Georgia. I Garrett Ray Wilkes plead- between I-95 and Stratton • Patrol Deputy Everett E. being served for domestic bat- treatment. I Ronald Tyre pleaded ed not guilty to possession of a Road as the “Nassau County Johns, who was fatally shot in tery and battery of a law I Juliette Angela Kwiaton guilty to failure to comply with controlled substance without a Deputy Sheriffs Memorial 1905 while attempting to enforcement officer and was pleaded not guilty to traffick- sex offender requirements and prescription and driving under Highway.” apprehend a suspect for an adjudicated guilty. Probation ing in opium more than four was adjudicated guilty. He was the influence of alcohol. “I felt it was important to outstanding warrant for theft was revoked and terminated grams but less than 14 grams. sentenced to two years in I Thomas Wade Wright honor those who have paid on the south end of Amelia and he was sentenced to 90 I Thomas Allen Lyons Jr. Florida State Prison with cred- was served an affidavit and the ultimate sacrifice,” said Island. days in Nassau County Jail with admitted violation of probation it for 188 days served and admitted violation of probation Leeper. • Patrol Deputy Jeremiah credit for time served since being served for three counts of ordered to pay $418 in court being served for obstructing County commissioners Mattox, who was fatally shot in March 21, 2014, and ordered possession of cocaine with cita- costs, $150 to the Public or opposing a police officer supported this request at the 1954 while responding to a to pay $31.20 in outstanding tion, trespassing, criminal mis- Defender’s Office and $100 to without violence, grand theft board meeting Monday night domestic dispute in costs. chief $200 or less, tampering the State Attorney’s Office. and burglary of a structure and with a resolution that was then Fernandina Beach. I John Joseph Hamilton with or fabricating physical evi- I Tommy Williamson plead- was adjudicated guilty. Proba- delivered to the state legisla- • Chief Bailiff Lewis “Tom” was served an affidavit and dence, driving under the influ- ed guilty to grand theft and tion was reinstated with the ture through local Rep. Janet Hailey, who served as the denied violation of probation ence of alcohol or drugs and adjudication was withheld. He original conditions. Adkins. chief bailiff at the county being served for possession of sale or delivery of cocaine. was sentenced to time served in The following report was State officials have to OK courthouse and died in 1992 in a controlled substance and pos- Sentence hearing is May 8. Nassau County Jail followed by compiled by Angela Daughtry, the plan since it is a state road- an automobile accident. session of less than 20 grams of I A jury trial of June 9 was 12 months’ probation and News-Leader staff, from the April way. Leeper is also planning a cannabis no citation. set for Arsene Joseph ordered to pay $1,246.49 in 17 court docket of Circuit Court Leeper has asked the state joint memorial service with I Stephen Leroy Jackson II Marchand for sale, manufac- restitution, $418 in court costs, Judge Robert M. Foster. to provide two signs, including the city of Fernandina Beach pleaded not guilty to driving ture or delivery of a controlled $150 to the Public Defender’s I Shane Popham pleaded one on the west side of the and the Florida Highway while license suspended, habit- substance. Office and $100 to the State guilty to dealing in stolen prop- interchange at I-95 and A1A, Patrol on Tuesday, May 14 to ual offender. I Gerald Graham Ohlen- Attorney’s Office. erty and false verification of and the other on the roadway honor all Nassau County law I Cameron Deshawn Jones dorf was served an affidavit and I John T. Vandyk pleaded ownership of property and was at Stratton Road in Callahan. enforcement officials who admitted violation of probation denied violation of probation not guilty to possession of adjudicated guilty. He was sen- “The signs are a constant have died in the line of duty. being served for grand theft being served for driving with cannabis with intent to sell, tenced to 13 months in a state reminder that law enforce- The service will be held at 10 and adjudication was withheld. license suspended, revoked or deliver, manufacture or pur- prison with credit for 57 days ment is a dangerous profes- a.m. at the sheriff’s head- Probation was reinstated with canceled with knowledge first chase and possession of con- and ordered to pay $3,094.38 sion and the citizens and the quarters at 76001 Bobby the original conditions and conviction and possession of trolled substance parapherna- in restitution, $418 in court people who visit this county Moore Circle in Yulee. extended six months. 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12A WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 NEWS News-Leader POLICE REPORT

This was written by Angela Daughtry of the Law enforcement in Georgia provided a sec- who use the services of prostitutes, or pimps, The deceased raccoon was taken by Animal News-Leader from oral and written reports by the ondary address for Ewing on Amelia Island and that is, men who employ prostitutes, were arrest- Control to test for rabies, and the injured dog was Nassau County Sheriff’s Office, the City of a vehicle description, a red 2012 Ford F-150. ed in the vice operation. also quarantined. Fernandina Beach Police Department and other Ewing was taken into custody without incident Six of the suspects were from Jacksonville; two agencies. Arrest indicates suspicion of a crime, not at 2:30 p.m. April 23 by Officer Gothard of the others were from other Florida towns; one was guilt. Anyone with information about criminal Fernandina Beach Police Department and from Fayetteville, N.C., and one was from Port Felony arrests activity can contact the Fernandina Beach Police Deputy Green of the Nassau County Sheriff’s Arthur, Texas. Ages of the suspects ranged from I Alexis Sherie Harris, 27, 45043 Vera Ave., Department at 277-7342 or the Nassau County Office. 21 to 50, according to reports. Callahan, April 20, possession of cocaine, no dri- Sheriff’s Office anonymously by calling 225-0147 Nassau County police on Feb. 28 arrested ver’s license. in Yulee or Fernandina Beach, or 879-2136 in three women at a local motel on prostitution I Desmond Lavan Byrd, 34, 45208 Jones Way, Callahan, Hilliard or Bryceville. The “We Tip” pro- 10 prostitutes arrested charges in the ongoing vice operation. Callahan, April 20, possession of cocaine, pos- gram – 1-800-78CRIME – also allows callers to Nassau County officers arrested 10 people in session of not more than 20 grams of marijuana, leave anonymous tips. Nassau County on prostitution charges April 17 resisting or obstructing an officer without vio- in an ongoing vice operation, according to police Cops nab stingy diner lence. reports. A 34-year-old Georgia woman was arrested I Michelle Kara Ferrell, 36, 85099 Ashley Sex offender apprehended The suspects were contacted by undercover April 18 when she attempted to leave a local Ave., Yulee, April 20, Duval County warrant, A Georgia man charged with child molesta- detectives through a website called backpage. beach restaurant after refusing to pay her restau- grand theft. tion was picked up April 23 by local authorities com, where the suspects advertised their services rant tab for the second time, according to a police I Paul Bradley Hardenbrook, 31, 152895 and will be extradited back to Georgia, accord- in Nassau County and arrangements were made report. County Road 108, Yulee, April 20, felony driving ing to a press release from the Fernandina Beach to meet the undercover officers for sexual serv- On interviewing restaurant employees, police under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Police Department. ices. discovered the woman had been unable to pay a I Tamoka Shantrell Jennings, 21, Jacksonville, Officers from the city police department and Nine women and one man were arrested after tab of $33.39 the day before, forcing a server to April 19, possession of over 20 grams of mari- Nassau County Sheriff’s Office teamed up to meeting with an undercover officer and agreeing cover the payment. The woman reportedly juana, possession and/or use of drug equipment. locate and apprehend Donald Wayne Ewing, 67, to perform sexual acts in exchange for money. returned the next day and gave the server a per- I Paul William Dallas Tucker, 32, Jackson- who was reportedly wanted by authorities for One person was arrested for possession of crack sonal check for $45.19, but then proceeded to pur- ville, April 18, Clay County warrant, arson. three counts of child molestation. The alleged cocaine and one person was arrested on an out- chase $16.45 worth of food and drinks. I Jesse Fredric Epps, 33, 54763 Church Road, crimes took place in the town of Social Circle, Ga., standing warrant from Clay County for arson On attempting to pay for the second purchase Callahan, April 18, possession of a controlled Ewing’s primary residence, according to the Fees varied from $120 to $200 for sexual serv- of food and drinks with a personal check, the substance without a prescription, possession press release. ices, according to reports. No “johns,” that is, men woman was told by staff that the restaurant did and/or use of drug equipment, nonmoving traf- not accept personal checks. fic violation while license suspended, first offense. Staff reported to police that the woman was I Amber Dawn Harris, 27, Jacksonville, April subsequently seen in the ladies’ room pouring 18, possession of crack cocaine. her drink into another cup, after having her food I Edward Jerome Hopkins, 42, 919 S. 10th St., placed in a “to go” box. Security staff also Fernandina Beach, April 17, Nassau County observed her trying to leave the premises, capias, sale, manufacture, purchase or delivery of according to the report. cocaine within 1,000 feet of a church, business or When security tried to stop the woman from school. leaving the restaurant without paying, she report- I James Russell Moore II, 24, 54222 Pelican edly caused a disturbance with diners by becom- Road, Callahan, April 16, burglary of an unoccu- ing loud and belligerent and yelling obscenities, pied dwelling unarmed, vehicle grand theft, petit according to the report. theft. Due to information provided by four restau- I Lashay Demetrica Jackson, 23, Jacksonville, rant employees regarding the woman’s behavior, April 15, failure to appear/grand theft, giving a she was charged with theft and disorderly con- false identification to a law enforcement officer. duct, according to the report. I Elbert Lee Thornton, 21, Jacksonville, April The woman was transported to police head- 15, Nassau County capias, failure to appear/pos- quarters for booking, and during an inventory of session of firearm ammunition by a convicted her belongings, a server check/bill book was felon. found, which was later given back to restaurant I Jennifer Rachale Ryals, 40, 95373 Leo Drive, staff. The woman was also issued a trespass Fernandina Beach, April 15, Duval County war- warning at the request of restaurant staff, and rant, trafficking in synthetic drugs. later transported to Nassau County Jail. I Ashley Danielle Adams, 28, 942063 Old Nassauville Road, Fernandina Beach, April 15, grand theft. Police shoot aggressive raccoon I Billy Dean McCall, 41, Stark, April 15, driv- A Fernandina Beach police officer shot and ing while license suspended or revoked, habitu- killed a raccoon April 16 on Fir Street after the al. animal attacked a dog, according to a police I Earl Youman, 46, April 15, Fernandina report. Beach, April 15, aggravated domestic assault, A resident on Fir Street called police around domestic battery. 7 p.m. to report a raccoon had just attacked and I Raymond Bolton Master, 24, 95477 Plum injured her dog in the backyard of her house. On Loop Drive, Fernandina Beach, April 14, Nassau arrival of police, the raccoon was in a tree in the County warrant, burglary, grand theft. backyard, according to the report. I Robert John Baquet, 34, 95134 Woodbridge Animal Control was also contacted and Pkwy., Fernandina Beach, April 14, violation of arrived a short time later. 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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA DISTRICT CHAMPIONS

SUBMITTED The Yulee High School baseball team captured its first district title Friday night at Fernandina Beach. Yulee (16-5) defeated host Fernandina Beach 2-0 in the District 4-4A semifinal April 22 to advance to Friday’s championship game against top-seeded West Nassau. The Yulee Hornets edged the West Nassau Warriors 2-0. Lake Bedell was the winning pitcher against FBHS; Brandon Wingate, left, got the win on the mound Friday. The Yulee Hornets host Trinity Christian while West Nassau travels to PHOTOS BY BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER Episcopal Thursday. First pitch is at 7 p.m.

Radcliffe continues to make a splash for YMCA Center March 22-23. Four swimmers compet- 1:27.08, dropping 9.84 seconds. Swimmers compete ing from the McArthur Family YMCA Flyers, In girls 15-18, Lindsey Delille competed in trained by Coach Mary Donn Bowman. three events, making personal best in 1.2 in area championships In girls 8-and-under, Taylor Abbot compet- freestyle, 2:18.69, dropping 3.24 seconds; 200 ed in six events, making personal best times in butterfly, 2:32.14; and 50 freestyle, 30.11. Local YMCA swimmer Taylor Radcliffe all — 100 free with a time of 1:46.46 and a drop Three swimmers competed from Yates takes two bronze medals and set a Florida 13- of 1.36 seconds; 50 backstroke, 56.84.25; YMCA Flyers, trained by Coach Jean Harden. year-old girls 50-yard freestyle (24.10) record freestyle, 22.47. 25; backstroke, 24.13, a drop In girls 13-14 Haylie Wallace competed in at the National Age Group Championship of 1.75 seconds; 25 butterfly, 34.54, a drop of seven events, recording personal bests in six Showcase Classic in Clearwater Beach. By 1.65; and 50 freestyle, 46.28 and a drop of 3.98 —100 freestyle, 58.6, earning first place and achieving AA national times or better in the seconds. the gold medal, achieving her national time, age group, she qualified in eight events but In girls 9-10 age division, Caroline making this her second national time along chose to swim in six. Bernhard competed in six events, posting per- with 100 butterfly; 200 freestyle, 2:09.39, drop- This meet had 14-year-old and younger sonal bests in five — 100 backstroke, 1:50.93; ping 4.2 seconds, placing second with the sil- boys and girls from all over the country with 50 breaststroke, 54.13 and a drop of 3.23 sec- ver medal; 200 backstroke, 2:28.4, earning AA times or better. onds; obtained her first “B” time in the 50 third and the bronze; 200 IM, 2:27.71, drop- Radcliffe achieved a personal best in five of freestyle, 39.26 and a drop of 3.27 seconds; 50 ping 1.15 seconds, earning third and the six events in a total of eight swims between butterfly, placing 10th overall, 51.61 and a drop bronze; 200 butterfly, 2:30.41, dropping 8.49 preliminaries and finals: of 6 seconds; obtained another first “B” time in seconds, earning second and silver; and the 50 • 50-yard freestyle with a time of 24.10 for SUBMITTED the 100 freestyle, 1:12.93 and a drop of 12.35 freestyle, earning fifth overall. She also won third place, which is a AAAA time. All three Local swimmer Taylor Radcliffe. seconds and a ninth place overall; and 50 back- the high point runner-up trophy. girls broke the previous meet record, which stroke, 53.98. In girls 15-18, Raphael Hardin competed in was 24.2, but Radcliffe was the fastest Florida In girls 11-12, Allie Jubell is a new member seven events — fourth in the 200 freestyle, swimmer in the event, which gives her the has already qualified for this event in 2015 as a to competitive swimming, swimming less than 2:06.41, 100 breast, 1:26.21; 50 freestyle, sec- Florida meet record. 14-year-old. a year. She competed in three events — 200 ond and silver, 25.94; 200 IM, second and sil- • 50-yard backstroke with a time of 28.14 Also, attending the meet from the YMCA freestyle in a time of 2:51.73; 100 backstroke, ver, 2:26.87; 100 backstroke, third, bronze, for third place. Flyers was John Trieu, 8, and Drew Heck, 9. 1:34.59; and 50 breaststroke, 43.86, placing 1:06.82; 100 butterfly, first, gold, 1:03.93; and • 50-yard breaststroke time was 33.8, Trieu achieved a personal best in all swims sixth overall. 100 freestyle, fourth, 57.68. which was 26th place. and made the finals in four of five events; he Also in girls 11-12, Erica Teare competed in In girls 15-18, Jasmine Duke competed in • 100-yard freestyle with a time of 55.64 for finished in the top 12 in all five. six events, making personal bests in five — six events — 200 backstroke, second and sil- 23rd place, which is a AAA time. Heck also had personal best times in four 100 backstroke, 1:32.69, a drop of 9.84 sec- ver, 2:20.82; 100 breaststroke, fifth, 1:21.93; 50 • 100-yard backstroke with a time of of five events and made three finals and had onds; 50 breaststroke, 55.74, dropping 3.43 freestyle, first and gold, 25.74; 100 backstroke, 1:00.94 for 12th place, which is a AAA time. top 16 finishes in all five events. seconds; 50 freestyle, 37.9; 100 IM, 1:33.36, first and gold, 1:03.23; 200 breaststroke, sec- • 200-yard individual medley, finished 44th. • The 2014 Area 1 and 4 Championships dropping 6.55 seconds; 50 backstroke, 42.59, ond and silver, 2:55.77; and the 100 freestyle, By achieving AAA or better times, Radcliffe took place at Cecil Field Equestrian Aquatic dropping 3.43 seconds; and the 100 freestyle, first, gold, and a personal best time of 56.25. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

2B WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 SPORTS News-Leader OUTDOORS Amelia run and gun redfish “What is your favorite Langsford game fish?” UCF Professor Creek mud Chuck Dziuban asked while flat and making a long cast with a bumped into noisy surface plug. a small “I have sentimental ties school of with freshwater largemouth redfish. bass,” I replied. “Summer “Chuck, kingfish are great fun when there is a they make skyrocketing nice school leaps. Summer tarpon will OUTDOORS of redfish always find a way in my heart, holding right but redfish are simply my Terry Lacoss in that shal- favorite gamefish. low slough,” “Every day there is a new I pointed out. “The water is challenge when targeting still very stained so let’s back country redfish. The switch to a spinner bait so the day you think you have flash and vibration we’ll hope- solved the challenge for fully get their attention.” catching redfish is the day A perfect cast produced a you need to start all over nice three-pound Amelia again. Not to say they are not Island redfish that was soon fun to catch once hooked in released. Minutes later a shallow water.” seven-pound redfish swal- After 15 minutes of casting lowed Dziuban’s spinner and topwater plugs to a variety of was pulling drag from his flood tide redfish cover, brand new spinning combo. including spartina marsh A wide smile filled the fish- islands and flooded oyster ing professor’s face when I bars, Dziuban had just one secured his big red with a small sea trout to show for his pair of Fish Grippers, fol- many years of redfishing. It lowed by a quick photo and was time to move further up release. the river. “I really like the chal- “I typically redfish with lenges of Amelia Island red Capt. Scott Tripp on fishing,” Dziuban said. Mosquito Lagoon,” Dziuban “Certainly you have to fish a PHOTOS BY TERRY LACOSS/SPECIAL said. “It’s a short drive from variety of ways while target- Nassau Sport Fishing Association President John Hartrich, left, is pictured with winners of the 16th annual Drum Orlando and Capt. Scott is a ing a variety of different Tournament. Also pictured, from left, are third-place winner Jasmine Tulloh, 79.14 pounds; winner David Hagins, wonderful captain. I have also structures. Also the big tides 81.94 pounds; and tournament director Don Whitman. Not pictured: John Jones, second place, 80 pounds. been looking forward to red- make it more of a challenge. fishing here at Amelia Island Also Amelia Island does not with my wife Judy. We have have the fishing pressure that vacationed here a few times, we often experience while but never had the opportunity fishing Mosquito Lagoon.” to fish for Amelia Island red- I have to admit that guid- fish.” ing a client who consistently Next stop was a boat dock fishes on one of the world’s further up Bell’s River, where most renowned redfish desti- a falling tide was exposing nation, “Mosquito Lagoon,” mud banks and prime redfish was one of my top guiding habitat. Power poling down challenges, particularly when on the up-current side of a recent heavy rains had drasti- prime boat dock Dziuban was cally slowed down the back- soon casting a led head jig country fishing here at and Berkley Gulp shrimp Amelia Island. combo into prime ambush Amelia Island is one of locations of the boat dock. North America’s finest resort After missing strikes on a destinations and places to pair of dock game fish, live. In my opinion our redfish Dziuban hooked a pair of red- waters are world class too. fish, which were released During the Nassau Sport back into the tannic-stained Fishing Association’s meeting waters of Bell’s River. and cover dish dinner April “We have experienced 23, winners of the 16th annual heavy rains during the past NSFA Drum Tournament few weeks,” I explained to the were honored. David Hagins fishing “professor.” “As you was the big winner with his can see, the water is very 81.94-pound black drum. dark due to the heavy rains Second-place honors went to and has also slowed down our John Jones for his 80-pound backwater fishing. However, black drum and Jasmine the old saying, ‘The fish are Tulloh took third with her biting somewhere,’ is certain- 79.14-pound black drum. ly true when there has been Don Whitman of Leaders more than average rainfall.” & Sinkers awarded the win- SPECIAL UCF Professor Chuck Dziuban of Orlando typically fish- At the end of our morning ning anglers. For information Amee Leblanc and Josh Combs reeled in this pair of bull es Mosquito Lagoon for redfish. During a recent redfish- of chasing the tides for red- on upcoming events, visit reds while fishing aboard Capt. Scott Thompson’s “Pipe ing trip to Amelia Island, the fishing professor soon fish, we navigated a shallow www.nsfafish.com. Dream” sport fishing boat. found Amelia Island flats are teeming with redfish too.

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The Shrimp Festival run is a fundraiser for Sailing Club meets the Y’s annual campaign, which helps families Business League The Amelia Island Sailing Club meets the by providing scholarships for before- and after- The 2014 spring business league is forming YMCA summer sports first Tuesday at the Kraft Athletic Club at Ten school childcare, swimming lessons, sports at Putt-Putt at Main Beach. Signed up so far The McArthur Family YMCA is now register- Acres. Social hour at 6:30 p.m., meeting at programs, teen activities and a variety of other are Domino’s/Subway, Florida Public Utilities, ing for basketball, swim team, swim lessons 7:30 p.m. Contact Commodore Roger programs for those who might not otherwise be Moon River Pizza, Rayonier, 5 Points Pantry and sports camps for the summer. For informa- Henderson at (904) 624-2711 or com- able to afford them. and Advance Rehab. tion, contact Jenna Scott at jscott@first- [email protected] or visit A highlight of the morning is the Katie Send team members (employees or cus- coastymca.org or 261-1080, ext 109. www.ameliaislandsailing.org for information. Caples Memorial Youth Run, which is a one- tomers) each week to compete at Putt Putt; it mile route young runners tackle as their par- does not need to be the same team members Kids fishing clinic Boules Club ents cheer, full of pride. This event was created each week but could be. Session is seven in 1998 largely by David Caples, Katie’s father, weeks. Registration and free practice begin at The Florida Wildlife Commission will offer a Amelia Island Boules Club holds petanque to honor the daughter he lost in an accident by 6 p.m., shotgun start at 7 p.m. Play typically kids fishing clinic at Fort Clinch State Park from pickup games Saturdays at 9:30 a.m., raising awareness for organ donation. In addi- ends around 8:45 p.m. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 31. Lunch will be provid- Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m. and Thursdays at tion to the one-mile run option, younger chil- Spring sessions are Tuesdays May 6 ed. Visit www.MyFWC.com/fishing. 3:30 p.m. at the Fernandina Beach courts at dren enjoy the half-mile Popcorn Run. through June 10. Spring playoff championship the south end of the downtown marina. Register at www.active.com, www.first- is June 17. Cost is $249 per team plus tax per Jaguars’ ticket renewal campaign Petanque (pay-tonk) is a cousin of both horse- shoes and bocce, the Italian bowling game. The Jacksonville Jaguars kicked off their The public is welcome to join. Call 491-1190. 2014 season ticket renewal campaign with an FERNANDINA BEACH TIDES all-new, innovative experience for their season ticket holders. With the launch of their digital e- Sports association Tides, Sun & Moon: April 30 - May 7, 2014 brochure allowing a seamless renewal Nassau County Sports Association meets at process, as well as new stadium renovations 7 p.m. the first Tuesday at the county building, Sunrise 6:42A Low 4:11A 1.47’ Moonset 12:08A High 12:57A 8.00’ providing five new exciting seating options and Yulee. Call 261-1075 or 277-1609. Wed. Moonrise 7:45A High 10:35A7.99’ Sun. Sunrise 6:39A Low 7:04A2.43’ Sunset 8:03P Low 4:15P 1.42’ Moonrise 11:03P High 1:24P 7.21’ 4/30 Moonset 9:37P High 10:55P 8.82’ 5/4 Sunset 8:06P Low 7:09P 2.63’ Welcome to our Shrimp Festival. We are so excited to have all of you visit and hope your experience will make you want to come back! OUTDOOR BRIEFS Sunrise 6:42A Low 4:54A 1.65’ Moonset 12:50A High 1:40A 7.77’ Our family will take care of any of your plumbing needs so you just Thur. High 11:18A7.78’ Sunrise 6:38A Low 7:51A2.63’ worry about having fun. Come by the coffee is on. Moonrise 8:32A Mon. Auxiliary meets Sunset 8:04P Low 4:56P 1.69’ Moonrise 11:55P High 2:10P 7.14’ DEERTRACKS 5/1 Moonset 10:31P High 11:37P 8.56’ 5/5 Sunset 8:06P Low 8:01P 2.86’ U.S. Coast Guard Auxili- Our showroom and counter sales open to you and we offer 24/7 emer- ary, Amelia Island Flotilla 14- Moonset 1:29A Sunrise 6:41A Low 5:37A 1.90’ High 2:26A 7.60’ gency service. Real people answer our phones. You can call, come in 1, meets the first Thursday in Sunrise 6:37A or email us [email protected]. Repair, replace, Fri. Moonrise 9:21A Tues. Low 8:41A2.75’ High 12:00P7.55’ Moonrise 12:47P remodel or new construction sales,service and installation. We'll take the Amelia Island Lighthouse High 2:58P 7.15’ Sunset 8:04P Sunset 8:07P care of your residential,commercial or industrial needs. Our family Cottage, located on O’Hagan Low 5:38P 2.00’ 5/2 Moonset 11:22P 5/6 First Quarter 11:16P Low 8:57P 3.01’ speaks plumbing and are always available to answer questions. Lane on Lighthouse Circle. High 12:17A8.28’ Moonset 2:06A High 3:15A 7.49’ DEERWALK Call 261-1889. Sunrise 6:40A Low 6:19A 2.17’ Sunrise 6:36A Low 9:30A2.78’ Sat. Wed. We have a NEW BABY in our neighborhood. Welcome to SOPHIA and Moonrise 10:11A Moonrise 1:39P High 12:42P 7.35’ High 3:50P 7.25’ congratulations to the Brooks family of Recovered Resources Group! NSFAmeets 5/3 Sunset 8:05P Low 6:22P 2.33’ 5/7 Sunset 8:08P Low 9:53P 3.06’ Welcoming her are International Bullion & Coin Exchange, The Knotty The Nassau Sport Fishing Beader, The Blindman & Robin, Metabolic Research Center, The Savory Tide calculations are for Amelia River, Fernandina Beach. No corrections are necessary. Association holds monthly Sun & Moon events are also calculated for Fernandina Beach, although actual times may vary because of land masses. Market, Vape-out, Jazzercize, Crumps Barbershop and Dave Turner Plumbing. A new baby is God's meetings the second Wednes- promise He hasn't given day and a member social din- $$ ANY up on us. ner the fourth Wednesday of 1010 the month at the Ten Acres SYNTHETIC 474390 E. S.R. 200 Kraft Athletic Club on Amelia OFF OIL CHANGE Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Island. For information on the 904-277-6969 OFF CFC 1426558 NSFA visit nsfafish.net or call 277-3942 FL CFC 057478–GA MPR 006661 John Hartrich at 206-0817. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 SPORTS News-Leader 3B CLUB CHAMP CROWNED Amelia Island Club crowns member-member champs The Amelia Island Club Women’s Golf Association held its annual member-mem- ber tournament at Long Point on April 9-11. Forty-eight women competed in the three-day tournament, play- ing in four flights of 18-holers and two flights of nine-holers. The fun format pitted each two-person team against other teams in their flight, which featured best-ball nine- hole matches. After completing five matches, the winners of each flight competed in a three- The 18-hole ladies group hole elimination play-off. The at The Golf Club of Amelia champions were determined held its annual Club in a final hole. Champion-ship Thursday The overall tournament and Friday. Sue Lansdell, champions were Virginia right, won the overall Ardia and Dee Sullivan, who championship. Players defeated runners-up Marti were divided into flights, Cain and Frances Esposito. based on their handicaps. First flight winners were A flight winners were the runners-up, Cain and Carol Scavotto, first; Linda Esposito, with Mary Lesher Larabee, second; and and Beth Hughes coming in Melinda McGrath, third. B second. Pat Gieg and Sarah SUBMITTED flight winners were Peggy Ramsey won the second flight 2014 Amelia Island Club women’s Member-Member Kunkel, first; Dee Dee with Maryse O’Brien and Tournament Champions Virginia Ardia, left, and Dee Higgins, second; and Lil Joyce Wells finishing second. Sullivan. Zboyovsky, third. The third flight was won Pictured, above from left, by Bobbi Fost and Claire are Lil Zboyovsky, Dee Barry; Barbara Ferguson and Mary Brannen and Phyllis Lukaszewicz and Kris Dee Higgins, Peggy Fleur Howard finished in sec- Watson in second place. Stenson-Landers won the first Kunkel, Sue Lansdell, ond place. Fourth flight win- Sue Keith and Pat Hender- flight; Jane McCormick and Carol Scavotto and ners were Sheila Braddock son were the overall nine-hole Dora Yelk were winners of Melinda McGrath. Not and Diane MacDonell with division champions. Janet the second flight. pictured: Linda Larabee. SUBMITTED PHOTOS LEGAL NOTICES

N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS Circuit Court of the 4th Judicial Lis Pendens must file a claim FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 Circuit in and for NASSAU within 60 days after the sale. IN AND FOR NASSAU DAYS AFTER THE SALE. County, Florida, wherein Dated this 23 day of April,2014. COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated: 23 day of April, 2014 NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, LLC JOHN A. CRAWFORD CASE NO.: 13CA000497AXYX John A. Crawford is Plaintiff and JACKSON E. As Clerk of the Circuit Court 21ST MORTGAGE CORPORA- CLERK OF THE COURT MARES; ALINE D. MARES; By: /s/ Sue Powell TION,a Delaware corporation NASSAU COUNTY UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN POS- As Deputy Clerk authorized to transact busi- CIRCUIT COURT SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROP- This notice is provided in Gibbs, Allen and Akins tops ness in Florida, By: /s/ Sue Powell ERTY; are defendants. I will sell accordance with the Plaintiff, Deputy Clerk to the highest and best bid- American with Disabilities Act, vs. 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 der for cash at NASSAU COUN- if you are a person with a dis- CAROLYN HILL A/K/A CAR- 4217 TY JUDICIAL ANNEX, FRONT ability who needs any accom- OLYN MARIE HILL A/K/A CAR- ————— ENTRANCE, 76347 VETERAN’S modation in order to partici- OLYN MARIE STORY et al., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WAY, YULEE,FLORIDA 32097,AT pate in this proceeding, you in men’s Wednesday Blitz Defendant, 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 76347 VETERAN’S WAY,YULEE, are entitled,at no cost to you, CLERK’S NOTICE OF SALE IN AND FOR NASSAU FLORIDA,at 11:30 a.m.,on the to provisions of certain assis- Fifty-two players showed right (75, plus 8), Bob Gerth NOTICE IS GIVEN that pursuant COUNTY, FLORIDA 2 day of June, 2014, the fol- tance. Please contact the for last Wednesday’s Blitz at (95, plus 3), Jerry Dean (79, to a Summary Final Judgment CIVIL DIVISION lowing described property as ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- GOLF NEWS Of Foreclosure entered herein, CASE NO: set forth in said Final 4600 press 0, at least 7 days the Fernandina Beach Golf minus 2) and Carl Galpin (90, I will sell the property situated 12CA000822AXYX Judgment, to-wit: before appearance is less Club with Harry Gibbs (88), minus 5). in Nassau County, Florida NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE,LLC, THE EAST SIXTY-FIVE AND FIVE than 7 days; if you are hearing described as: FSB TENTHS (65.5) FEET OF LOT impaired or voice impaired, Bill Allen (84) and Lew Akins by the team of Jim Raffone In third were Ron Therri- Lot 12, Block 2, WILLOW- Plaintiff, SEVEN (7),AND THE WEST THIR- call 711. (91) all tying for the top spot (plus 5), Bill Anderson (93, ault (86, plus 5), Marc Spind- BRANCH ACRES,according to vs. TY-FOUR AND FIVE TENTHS Submitted by: plat thereof, as recorded in JACKSON E. MARES; ALINE D. (34.5) FEET OF LOT EIGHT (8), Kahane & Associates, P.A. at plus 8. plus 5), Ed Lormand (96, plus ler (81, plus 1), Jeff Hum- Plat Book 4, Page 58, of the MARES; UNKNOWN PERSON(S) BLOCK “R”, ATLANTIC HIGH- 8201 Peters Road, Suite 3000 First-place team included 2) and Rich Vredenburgh phrey (86, minus 2) and Tom public records of Nassau IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT LANDS SUBDIVISION,ACCORD- Plantation, FL 33324 Gibbs, Allen Elefterion (80, (90). Groff (100, minus 3). County,Florida PROPERTY; ING TO PLAT THEREOF AS Telephone: (954) 382-3486 TOGETHER WITH a 1985 SANT Defendants. RECORDED IN DEED BOOK 39 Telefacsimile: (954) 382-5380 plus 6), Jim Dunphy (85, plus Forty-four players showed Rounding out the field in Doublewide Mobile Home NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE AT PAGE 296 OF THE PUBLIC Designated service email: 5) and John Rudd (87, plus 3). for Friday’s Blitz and again fourth were Don Cheshire with ID#KH40D3MB4092GAA SALE RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- notice@kahaneandassoci- and ID#KH40D3MB4092GAB NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- TY,FLORIDA. ates.com In second place were Allen, there was a three-way tie for (84, plus 5), Larry Brauda ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN suant to a Final Judgment of A person claiming an interest 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 Freddie Boatright (76, plus first place at plus 8 between (83, plus 2), Jim Edwards (96, INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM Foreclosure dated April 21, in the surplus from the sale, if 4216 Bill Abee (82), Freddie THIS SALE, IF ANY,OTHER THAN 2014 and entered in Case No. any, other than the property ————— 6), Ronnie Boatright (78, plus minus 3) and Hydie Peterson THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF 12CA000822AXYX, of the owner as of the date of the CONTINUED NEXT 2 PAGES. 3) and Bill McKeown (97, Boatright (75) and Rob (81, minus 4). plus 2). Maynard (78). Taking third were Thom First-place team included Gray (85, plus 4), Tom Wurtz Doug Wolfe (81, plus 6), Lee (86, plus 4), Larry Brauda Murray (81, plus 4), D.D. (80, plus 2) and Chuck Helen- Miller (100, plus 1) and Thom brook (91, plus 2). Gray (92, minus 5). Taking Fourth place was captured second were Freddie Boat-

SUBMITTED Mary Ann Schroeder and Mary Ansley, Fernandina Beach Women’s Golf Association member-member tour- nament winners. FBWGA crowns its tourney champions The Fernandina Beach honors with a net 131. Women’s Golf Association The group also held its held its member-member last Queen of Tees tourna- tournament over a two-week ment for the year. Vicki period. Galpin won April’s Queen This year’s team overall with a net score of 68. The winners were Mary Ann Queen of Tees Tournament Schroeder and Mary Ansley. will be held May 15. The team took an overall The third game this week score of net 126. was low gross/low net. Flight First place flight A went to A low gross winner was Linda team Carol Molumphy and Scott with 80 low net winner Sue Simpson with a net 127 was Vicki Galpin with a 68. and second place went to Flight B low gross winner Betsy Montgomery and Pat was Nancy Meadows with a Kraus with a net 128. 95 and Mary Ansley with low Flight B winners were Sue net 72. Flight C low gross Lopiano and Nancy Inboden winner Helen Hirsch with a with a 132 and in second 104 and second place went to place were Sherril Boyer and Rachel Hentigan with a low Nancy Pollock with a 133. net 70. Flight C teams were first- Any ladies wishing to join place tie winners. Team of the Fernandina Beach Rachel Hentigan and Terri Women’s Golf Association Wright and Helen Hirsch and should visit our fbwga.com or Sharon Sheets-Long shared call 277-7370.

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4B WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014/News-Leader LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF APPLICATION Veterans Way,Yulee, FL 32097 BLOOD A/K/A TAMMY E. Beach, FL 33445 (Phone Defendants. PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF A a/k/a Perry Eugene Miness; Range, with the Easterly right FOR TAX DEED at 11:30 AM, on the 25 day of YOUNGBLOOD A/K/A TAMMY Number: (561) 392-6391),with- NOTICE OF PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL Unknown Spouse of Perry E. of way line of U.S.Highway No. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that June, 2014. Any person claim- ELAINE YOUNGBLOOD A/K/A in 30 days of the first date of FORECLOSURE SALE ANY DECISION MADE BY THE Miness a/k/a Perry Eugene 1 (also known as State Road US BANK CUSTODIAN FOR TRC ing an interest in the surplus TAMMY ELAINE HALL YOUNG- publication of this notice,and NOTICE is hereby given that BOARD, AGENCY OR COM- Miness; CACH, LLC; Cynthia No.15) (a 150 foot public right SPE LLC from the sale,if any,other than BLOOD A/K/A TAMMY ELAINE- file the original with the clerk of the undersigned Clerk of the MISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY Jean Miness a/k/a Cindy of way); thence proceed The holder of the following cer- the property owner as of the HALL YOUNGBLOOD A/K/A this court either before April Circuit Court of Nassau MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH Miness; Unknown Tenant #1; North 58°42’00”East along said tificate(s) has filed said certifi- date of the lis pendens must TAMMY ELAINE HALL A/K/A 24, 2014 on Plaintiff’s attorney County, Florida, will on the 21 MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR Unknown Tenant #2 are the line dividing Section 32 and cate(s) for a tax deed to be file a claim within 60 days after TAMMY E.YOUNGBLOOD; are or immediately thereafter; oth- day of May,2014,at 11:30 A.M. SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF Defendants, that I will sell to 49,a distance of 300.00 feet to issued thereon.The certificate the sale. the Defendants, The Clerk of erwise a default will be at the Nassau County Judicial THE PROCEEDINGS,AND THAT, the highest and best bidder a 4-inch square concrete number(s) and year of If you are a person with a dis- the Court will sell to the highest entered against you for the Annex, Main Entrance, 76347 FOR SUCH PURPOSE,HE OR SHE for cash at, 76347 Veterans monument and the POINT OF issuance,the description of the ability who needs any accom- and best bidder for cash at relief demanded in the com- Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A Way, Yulee, Florida 32097, BEGINNING; thence continue property, and the name(s) in modation in order to partici- NASSAU JUDICIAL ANNEX, plaint or petition. 32097, offer for sale and sell at VERBATIM RECORD OF THE beginning at 11:30 AM on the North 58°42’00”East along said which it is assessed are as fol- pate in this proceeding, you 76347 VETERAN’S WAY, YULEE, Dated on April 11, 2014 public outcry to the highest PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, 11 day of June, 2014, the fol- line, a distance of 848.98 feet lows: are entitled at no cost to you, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, on the 4 JOHN A. CRAWFORD and best bidder for cash, the WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE lowing described property as to a 4-inch square concrete File Number: 2014-003-TD to the provision of certain assis- day of June,2014,the following As Clerk of the Court following-described property TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE set forth in said Final monument; thence South Certificate Number: 1427 tance. Please contact the described property as set forth By:/s/ Karen J. Lockett situate in Nassau County, UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS Judgment, to wit: 00°42’27” East along the East Parcel Number: ADA coordinator at crtin- in said Final Judgment: As Deputy Clerk Florida: TO BE BASED. LOT 35,BLOCK 3,SHEFFIELD VIL- line of said Section 32, a dis- 50-4N-25-0000-0001-0020 [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 THE EAST 1/2 OF THE WEST 1/2 2t 4-23, 4-30-2014 Lot 83, AMHURST OAKS, The Board of County Commis- LAGE, ACCORDING TO THE tance of 361.31 feet to a 2- Year of Issuance: 2011 at least 7 days before your OF GOVERNMENT LOT 8, SEC- 4182 according to the Plat thereof, sioners may continue hearings PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN inch iron pipe; thence South Description of Property: scheduled court appearance, TION 20, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, ————— as recorded in Plat Book 7, on this matter. THE PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 28 59°22’02” West, a distance of TRACT 1 IN OR 789 PG 1013 or immediately upon receiv- RANGE 23 EAST, NASSAU IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Page 180, Public Records of ATTEST: /s/ AND 29, OF THE PUBLIC 462.42 feet to a 4-inch square Assessed To: NOLAN A GILL JR ing this notification if the time COUNTY,FLORIDA FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Nassau County,Florida. JOHN A. CRAWFORD RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- concrete monument; thence All of the above property is before the scheduled appear- A/K/A 13149 RAIN SHADOW IN AND FOR Pursuant to the Final Its: Ex-Officio Clerk TY, FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH continue South 59°22’02”West located in Nassau County, in ance is less than 7 days; if you PL, BRYCEVILLE, FL 32009 NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Judgment entered in a case BOARD OF COUNTY THAT CERTAIN 1992 SKYLINE along the Northerly line of the State of Florida. are hearing or voice impaired, Any person claiming an inter- CIVIL DIVISION pending in said Court,the style COMMISSIONERS OF BUDDY MOBILE HOME. VIN# Woodside Lane (a 30-foot pri- Unless such certificate(s) call 711. est in the surplus from the sale, Case #: 2012-CA-000002 of which is indicated above. NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA 47620527AE AND 47620527BE. vate dirt road), a distance of shall be redeemed according Dated: April 14, 2014 if any,other than the property DIVISION: Any person or entity claiming BY: /s/ BARRY V.HOLLOWAY Dated this 22 day of April,2014. 200.00 feet to a 2-inch iron to law,the property described John A. Crawford owner as of the date of the Bank of America, National an interest in the surplus,if any, Its: Chairman John Crawford pipe; thence North 31°48’49” in such certificate or certifi- Nassau County Clerk Of Court Lis Pendens must file a claim Association resulting from the foreclosure Individuals with disabilities As Clerk of the Court West,a distance of 303.32 feet cates will be sold to the CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT within sixty (60) days after the Plaintiff, sale, other than the property needing a reasonable ac- By: /s/ Tracy Poore to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Highest Bidder at the MAIN By: /s/ Sue Powell sale. -vs.- owner as of the date of the commodation to participate As Deputy Clerk Together with a 30-foot ease- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU 2t 4-23, 4-30-2014 WITNESS MY HAND and the Vanessa Tucker and Eric Tucker Lis Pendens, must file a claim in this proceeding should con- If you are a person with a dis- ment for roadway purposes as COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 4178 seal of this Court on April 14, a/k/a Erik Tucker, Wife and on same with the Clerk of tact the Office of the Ex-Officio ability who needs any accom- described in Official Records 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, ————— 2014. Husband Court within 60 days after the Clerk to the Board of County modation in order to partici- Volume 17, Page 561, of the FL, on the 20th day of May, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, John A. Crawford Defendant(s) foreclosure sale. Commissioners at least seven- pate in this proceeding, you Public. Records of Nassau 2014, between the hours of FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF SALE WITNESS my hand and official ty two (72) hours prior to the are entitled at no cost to you, County, Florida. (known as 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The IN AND FOR By: /s/ Sue Powell NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- seal of said Court this 17 day of proceeding at (904) 548-4660, to the provision of certain assis- Woodside Lane, a private dirt Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk suant to a Final Judgment, April, 2014. or, if the hearing impaired, tance. Please contact the road). to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Case No. 12-CA-47 ** See Americans with entered in Civil Case No.2012- AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES Florida Relay Service at 1-800- ADA Coordinator for the cir- Property address: JOHN A. CRAWFORD Division: A Disabilities Act CA-000002 of the Circuit Court ACT.If you are a person with a 955-8770 (v) or 1-800-955- cuit court system at crtin- 44087 Woodside Lane, NASSAU COUNTY ATLANTIC COAST BANK, a If you are a person with a dis- of the 4th Judicial Circuit in disability who needs any 8771(TDD). [email protected] of (904) 630-2564 Callahan, FL 32011 CLERK OF COURT federally chartered savings ability who needs any accom- and for Nassau County,Florida accommodation in order to 2 t 4-30, 5-7-2014 at least 7 days before your Dated in Nassau County, BY: RHODA GOODWIN, bank modation in order to partici- wherein Bank of America, participate in this proceeding, 4194 scheduled court appearance, Florida this 21 day of April, DEPUTY CLERK Plantiff, pate in this proceeding, you National Association, Plaintiff you are entitled at no cost to ————— or immediately upon receiv- 2014. If you are a person with dis- vs. are entitled,at no cost to you, and Vanessa Tucker and Eric you,to the provision of certain The St. Johns River Water ing this notification if the time Clerk Name: John A.Crawford ability who needs any accom- GOWEN OIL CO., INC., a to the provision of certain assis- Tucker a/k/a Erik Tucker, Wife assistance.Please contact the Management District before the scheduled appear- As Clerk, Circuit Court, modation in order to partici- Georgia corporation; tance please contact the cir- and Husband are defen- ADA Coordinator for the cir- (District) gives notice of ance is less than 7 days; if you Nassau County,FL pate in this proceeding, you GOWEN STORES, LLC, a cuit court at (904) 321-5709. dant(s), I, Clerk of Court, John cuit court system at crtin- receipt of the following are hearing or voice impaired, /s/ Amanda Stearn are entitled,at no cost to you, Georgia limited liability com- 2t 4-23, 4-30-2014 A.Crawford,will sell to the high- [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 permit application(s): call 711. Deputy Clerk to the provision of certain assis- pany,GEORGE R. GOWEN, III, 4179 est and best bidder for cash AT at least 7 days before your ERP Permit Applications Copies Furnished to: 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 tance. Please contact the an individual, and CHARNA ————— THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE scheduled court appearance, Summerwoods of Amelia Brock & Scott, PLLC 4198 ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- W.GOWEN, an individual, NOTICE UNDER NASSAU COUNTY JUDICIAL or immediately upon receiv- Island, LLC, 3675 Pine St, 1501 NW 49th St, Suite 200 ————— 4600 press 0, at least 7 days Defendants FICTITIOUS NAME LAW ANNEX LOCATED AT 76347 VET- ing this notification if the time Jacksonville, FL 32205-9456 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE before your scheduled court NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to Section 865.09, ERANS WAY, YULEE, FLORIDA, before the scheduled appear- application #IND-089-137823- 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, I appearance, or immediately NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Florida Statutes 32097 AT 11:30 A.M., June 4, ance is less than 7 days; if you 1. The project is located in 4196 N AND FOR upon receiving this notifica- suant to an Partial Summary NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 2014, the following described are hearing or voice impaired, Nassau County, Section: null, ————— NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA tion if the time before the Judgment bf Foreclosure the undersigned, desiring to property as set forth in said call 711. Township: 2 North, Range: 28 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIVIL DIVISION scheduled appearance is less dated September 12, 2012, engage in business under the Final Judgment, to wit: JOHN A. CRAWFORD East,and includes 15.54 acres. FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, CASE NO.: 45-2010-CA- than 7 days; if you are hearing entered in Civil Case No.2012- fictitious name of “FLORIDA LOT FIFTEEN (15),BLOCK THREE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT The Environmental Resource IN AND FOR NASSAU 000527-AXXX-YX or voice impaired, call 711. CA-47 of the Circuit Court of MILLWORK” located at 86554 (3), SPRING HILL UNIT TWO (2), By: /s/ Sue Powell Permit application is for con- COUNTY, FLORIDA WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, 4 t 4-16, 4-23, 4-30, 5-7-2014 the Fourth Judicial Circuit in Gene Lassere Blvd., in the ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Deputy Clerk struction of a stormwater man- CASE NO.: 2013-CA-000271 Plaintiff, 4159 and for Nassau County,Florida, County of Nassau, in the City THEREOF,FILED IN PLAT BOOK 5, 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 agement system to serve a VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND vs. ————— wherein the Clerk of the Circuit of Yulee,Florida,32097 intends PAGES35, OF THE PUBLIC 4192 project known as Riverbend. FINANCE, INC., a Tennessee EMMETT O’HARA, INDIVIDU- NOTICE OF Court will sell to the highest to register the said name with RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- ————— The file(s) containing the per- corporation authorized to ALLY AND AS TRUSTEE OF THE APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED bidder for cash on 16th day the Division of Corporations of TY,FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COUNTY mit application(s) are avail- transact business in Florida, JAMES MAGUIRE FAMILY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that of May, 2014, at 11:30 a.m. at the Florida Department of ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN COURT OF THE FOURTH able for inspection Monday Plaintiff, TRUST; et al., US BANK CUSTODIAN FOR TRC the Nassau Judicial Annex, State, Tallahassee, Florida. INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT through Friday, except for vs. Defendants. SPE LLC Nassau County Courthouse, Dated at Fernandina Beach, THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN IN AND FOR District holidays, 8 a.m. to 5 PHYLLIS LAUMB PORTER A/K/A NOTICE OF The holder of the following cer- 76347 Veterans ay, Yulee, Florida, this 16 day of April, THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA p.m. at the District’s Head- PHYLLIS T. PORTER, et al., FORECLOSURE SALE tificate(s) has filed said certifi- Florida 32097, in accordance 2014. THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS CIVIL DIVISION quarters,4049 Reid St.,Palatka, Defendant, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- cate(s) for a tax deed to be with Chapter 45 Florida Rose Murphy MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH 60 CASE NO. FL 32177-2529. You may also CLERK’S NOTICE OF SALE suant to Final Judgment of issued thereon.The certificate Statutes, relative to the Florida Millwork DAYS AFTER SALE. 45-2011-CA-000287 view files at one of the District’s NOTICE IS GIVEN that,in accor- Foreclosure date the 17 day of number(s) and year of Following described property 1t 4-30-2014 If you are a person with a dis- Division No. Service Centers, but you dance with the Plaintiff’s Final April, 2014 and entered in issuance,the description of the as set forth in the Partial 4191 ability who needs any accom- Section. should call Service Center staff Judgment of Foreclosure Case No. 45-2010-CA-000527- property, and the name(s) in Summary Judgment, to wit: ————— modation in order to partici- BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST in advance to make sure that entered on in the above-styled AXXX-YX,of the Circuit Court of which it is assessed are as fol- THE LAND REFERRED TO HERE- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE pate in this proceeding, you COMPANY the files are at a specific cause, I will sell to the highest the 4TH Judicial ircuit in and lows: IN BELOW IS SITUATED IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT are entitled,at no cost to you, Plaintiff(s), Service Center.Service Center and best bidder for cash on for Nassau County, Florida, File Number: 2014-002-TD COUNTY OF Nassau, STATE OF IN AND FOR NASSAU to the provision of certain assis- vs. contact information is avail- June 3,2014 at 11:30 a.m.(EST), wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, Certificate Number: 414 FL, AND IS DESCRIBED AS FOL- COUNTY, FLORIDA tance. Please contact the AMY E. DURHAM-HUBBARD able online at floridaswa- at NASSAU County Court- NA is the Plaintiff and EMMETT Parcel Number: 05-1S-24-0000- LOWS: a PORTION OF Section CASE NO. ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- A/K/A AMY E.HUBBARD; et al., ter.com/contactus/offices.htm house: O’HARA,INDIVIDUALLY AND AS 0014-0010 of Fifty-One (51), Township 45-2013-CA-000587 4600 press 0, at least 7 days Defendant(s). l . Additionally, most permit A PORTION OF SECTION 36, TRUSTEE OF THE JAMES Year of Issuance: 2011 Three (3) North,Range Twenty- GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC before your scheduled court NOTICE OF SALE application file documents TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH,RANGE 24 MAGUIRE FAMILY TRUST HUGH Description of Property: Seven (27) East, Nassau Plaintiff, appearance, or immediately PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 can be viewed online at flori- EAST, NASSAU COUNTY,FLORI- J MCCARTHY,JR., INDIVIDUAL- PT OF SE1/4 OF SE1/4 IN OR County,Florida.Being also the v. upon receiving this notifica- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- daswater.com/permitting/ind DA,BEING MORE PARTICULAR- LY AND AS TRUSTEE OF THE 350 PG 612 (EX R/W IN OR lands described in deed MARIA DIAZ, ET AL. tion if the time before the suant to an Order or Final ex.html.To obtain information LY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: JAMES MAGUIRE FAMILY TRUST 1635/81) ESMT OR 1635/84 recorded in the public records Defendants. scheduled appearance is less Judgment of Foreclosure on how to find and view per- BEGIN AT THE SOUTHEAST COR- HUGH J. MCCARTHY,JR., INDI- Assessed To: THOMAS R FORD, of said County In Official NOTICE OF ACTION than 7 days; if you are hearing dated April 21, 2014, and mit application file docu- NER OF SAID SECTION 36, VIDUALLY AND AS PERSONAL LINDA S FORD Records Book 52,page 4.Said TO: MARIA DIAZ; UNKNOWN or voice impaired, call 711. entered in Case No. 45-2011- ments,go to the HELP tab in E- THENCE NORTH 21 DEGREES, REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE All of the above property is portion being more particu- TENANT1; UNKNOWN TENANT Phone- (904)548-4909 CA-000287 of the Circuit Court Permitting and click on 05 MINUTES,02 SECONDS WEST, OF JAMES P. MAGUIRE, located in Nassau County, in larly. Described as follows: 2; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Fax-(904)548-4949 of the 4TH Judicial Circuit in support and FAQs and then ALONG THE WESTERLY RIGHT DECEASED REGIONS BANK the State of Florida. Begin at nail set in asphalt MARIA DIAZ; and all unknown TTD/TTY-Dial 711 and for NASSAU County, follow the directions provided OF WAY LINE OF CALLAHAN MAURA KEHOE UNKNOWN Unless such certificate(s) where the Easterly right of way parties claiming by, through, E-Mail- Florida, wherein BRANCH under “How to find a Technical AVENUE, AS SHOWN ON THE SPOUSE OF MAURA KEHOE shall be redeemed according line of State Road No. 200,“Y” under or against the above [email protected] BANKING AND TRUST COMPA- Staff Report (TSR) or other PLAT OF SWALLOWFORK UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAMES to law,the property described (a Sixty-six (66.0) foot right of named Defendant,who is not John A. Crawford NY is the Plaintiff and AMY E. application file documents.” ESTATES PHASE ONE, BLOCK F.MAGUIRE UNKNOWN SPOUSE in such certificate or certifi- way), enters U.S. Highway No. known to be dead or alive, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT DURHAM-HUBBARD AKA AMY The decision on permit appli- ONE,ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OF TIMOTHY P. MAGUIRE cates will be sold to the 17, is intersected by the whether said unknown parties Nassau County,Florida E HUBBARD AND SYNOVUS cations will be made at the THEREOF ON FILE IN THE OFFICE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Highest Bidder at the MAIN Southerly right of way line of claim as heirs, devisees, /s/ Amanda Stearn BANK FKA FIRST COAST COM- District’s service center where OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT MATTHEW R. MAGUIRE ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU the Seaboard Coastline grantees, assignees, lienors, DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT MUNITY BANK are the the application is processed.A COURT, IN AND FOR NASSAU UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Railroad (a One Hundred creditors, trustees, spouses, or Submitted By: Defendants, I will sell to the substantial objection to a per- COUNTY,FLORIDA,RECORDED MICHAEL J.MAGUIRE JAMES F. 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Twenty (120.0) foot right of other claimants ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: highest and best bidder for mit application must be made IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 305, A MAGUIRE TIMOTHY P.MAGUIRE FL, on the 20th day of May, way; and run North Seventy- Current Residence SHAPIRO, FISHMAN cash at the west door of the in writing and filed with DISTANCE OF 295.19 FEET; MATTHEW R. MAGUIRE 2014, between the hours of two (72) degrees,Five (05) min- Unknown, but whose last & GACHE’, LLP Nassau County Judicial Annex, (received by) the Bureau THENCE NORTH 14 DEGREES, MICHAEL J. MAGUIRE JOHN!. 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The utes, Forty (40) seconds East known address was: 2424 North Federal Highway, 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee, Chief, Bureau of Regulatory 54 MINUTES,12 SECONDS WEST, MAGUIRE JR. UNKNOWN Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is along said Southerly right of 86339 CARTESIAN POINTE DR, Suite 360 Florida 32097 at 11:30 a.m. on support,P.O.BOX 1429,Palatka, CONTINUING ALONG SAID SPOUSE OF JOHN J.MAGUIRE, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. way line a distance of Three YULEE, FL 32097-5820 Boca Raton, Florida 33431 the 4TH day of June, 2014, the FL 32178-1429, or by e-mail at WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE, JR. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOHN A. CRAWFORD Hundred Thirteen and Thirty- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an (561) 998-6700 following described property a pplicationsupport@sjr- A DISTANCE OF 4.00 FEET; HUGH J. MCCARTHY, JR. NASSAU COUNTY five Hundredths (313.35) feet to action to foreclose a mort- (561) 998-6707 as set forth in said Order or wmd.com, within 14 days of THENCE SOUTH 35 DEGREES, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BRIAN CLERK OF COURT an iron pipe; run thence South gage on the following prop- 2t 4-23, 4-30-2014 Final Judgment, to wit: notification of the application. 50 MINUTES,48 SECONDS WEST, O’HARA UNKNOWN SPOUSE BY: RHODA GOODWIN, Twelve (12) degrees, Fifty (50) erty in Nassau County,Florida, 4186 ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF Please include either the A DISTANCE OF 348.14 FEET,TO OF JAMES O’HARA BRIAN DEPUTY CLERK minutes, Forty (40) seconds to-wit: ————— LAND LYING AND BEING THAT Permit Application number or INTERSECT THE SOUTH LINE OF O’HARA JAMES O’HARA If you are a person with dis- west a distance of Two LOT 47 OF CARTESIAN POINTE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CERTAIN LOT, PIECE OR PAR- the Project Name in the SAID SECTION 36; THENCE UNKOWN SPOUSE OF EMMETT ability who needs any accom- Hundred Eighty-Five and UNIT 3, ACCORDING TO THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, CEL OF LAND SITUATE, LYING objection. Notification of the NORTH 89 DEGREES, 27 MIN- O’HARRA UNKNOWN TEN- modation in order to partici- Fifteen Hundredths (285.15) PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN AND FOR AND BEING IN THE CITY OF FER- application is either the fifth UTES, 50 SECONDS EAST, ANT(S) NKA JOSEPH CARROLL pate in this proceeding, you feet to an iron pipe on the IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGES 124 NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA NANDINA BEACH, (FORMERLY day after the date on which ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LINE N/K/A JOSEPH CARROLL are entitled,at no cost to you, Easterly right of way line of THROUGH 127, OF THE PUBLIC CASE NO: 13CA000370AXYX FERNANDINA), COUNTY OF the written notice is deposited OF SAID SECTION 36, A DIS- UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIA- to the provision of certain assis- State Road No. 200 “Y” afore- RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- BRANCH BANKING AND NASSAU AND STATE OF FLORI- in the u.s. mail (for those per- TANCE OF 311.13 FEET TO THE RIES, DEVISEES, ASSIGNEES, tance. Please contact the mentioned; run thence in a TY,FLORIDA. TRUST COMPANY, DA AND BEING FURTHER sons who receive actual POINT OF BEGINNING. LIENORS,CREDITORS,TRUSTEES ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- Northwesterly direction along has been filed against you Plaintiff, DESCRIBED ACCORDING TO notice by U.S. mail), the day ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY 4600 press 0, at least 7 days said right of way and along and you are required to serve vs. THE OFFICIAL MAP OR PLAT OF the notice is emailed (for those INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE before your scheduled court the arc of a curve concave to a copy of your written defens- ARTHUR F.TAYLOR, ET AL. SAID CITY (AS LITHOGRAPHED persons who receive actual THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN ESTATE OF JAMES MAGUIRE appearance, or immediately the Northeasterly having a es, if any,to it on DOUGLAS C. Defendants AND ISSUED BY THE FLORIDA notice by email), or the date THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF A/K/A JAMES P. MAGUIRE AKA upon receiving this notifica- radius of One Thousand Seven ZAHM, P.A., Plaintiff’s attorney, NOTICE OF RAILROAD COMPANY IN 1857 the notice is published in the THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS JAMES PATRICK MAGUIRE; and tion if the time before the Hundred Fifty-seven and Forty- whose address is 12425 28th FORECLOSURE SALE AND ENLARGED,REVISED AND newspaper (if actual notice is MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAMES scheduled appearance is less nine Hundredths (1757.49) feet Street North, Suite 200, St. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN REISSUED BY THE FLORIDA not provided by u.s. mail or DAYS AFTER THE SALE. MAGUIRE AKA JAMES P. than 7 days; if you are hearing a chord distance of Two Petersburg, FL 33716, on or pursuant to a Final Judgment TOWN IMPROVEMENT COM- email). A “substantial objec- Dated April 21, 2014 MAGUIRE AKA JAMES PATRICK or voice impaired, call 711. Hundred Ninety-six and Ninety- before May 23, 2014 or within of Foreclosure dated April 14, PANY IN 1887 AND 1901) AS: tion” means a written state- John A. Crawford MAGUIRE UNKNOWN TEN- 4 t 4-16, 4-23, 4-30, 5-7-2014 five Hundredths (296.95) feet to thirty (30) days after the first 2014,and entered in Case No. LOT 2 IN BLOCK 33. ment directed to the District CLERK OF THE COURT ANT(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE 4160 the POINT OF BEGINNING (the publication of this Notice of 13CA000370AXYX, of the And commonly known as: 310 that identifies the objector, NASSAU COUNTY CIRCUIT SUBJECT PROPERTY are defen- ————— bearing of the aforemen- Action, and file the original Circuit Court of the Fourth N 5TH ST,FERNANDINA BEACH, concerns hydrologic or envi- COURT dants. The Clerk of this Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tioned chord being North Fifty- with the Clerk of this Court at Judicial Circuit in and for NAS- FL 32034 ronmental impacts of the pro- By: /s/ Amanda Stearn shall sell to the highest and FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT two (52) degrees, Fifteen (15) 76347 Veterans Way,Yulee, FL SAU County, Florida. BRANCH IF YOU ARE A PERSON CLAIM- posed activity, and relates to Deputy Clerk best bidder for cash at the,AT IN AND FOR NASSAU minutes, Nineteen (19) sec- 32097,either before service on BANKING AND TRUST COMPA- ING A RIGHT TO FUNDS RE- applicable rule criteria. If the 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA, onds West). LESS AND EXCEPT Plaintiff’s attorney or immedi- NY (hereafter “Plaintiff”), is MAINING AFTER THE SALE,YOU District receives a timely sub- 4197 NASSAU JUDICIAL ANNEX, CIVIL ACTION right of way recorded in ately thereafter; otherwise, a Plaintiff and ARTHUR F.TAYLOR; MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH THE stantial objection from you, ————— 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, CASE NO: 13CA000262AXYX Official Records Book 165, default will be entered against MARY W. TAYLOR; AMERICAN CLERK OF COURT NO LATER then you will receive written NOTICE UNDER FL 32097, 11:30 AM on the 21 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., page 583 public records of you for the relief demanded BEACH PROPERTY OWNER’ THAN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. notice of the District’s intend- FICTITIOUS NAME LAW day of May 2014,the following Plaintiff Nassau County, Florida. in the complaint petition. ASSOCIATION,INC.,are defen- IF YOU FAIL TO FILE A CLAIM, ed decision on the permit Pursuant to Section 865.09, described property as set forth vs. Any person claiming an inter- WITNESS my hand and dants. I will sell to the highest YOU WILL NOT BE ENTITILED TO application. Florida Statutes in said Final Judgment, to wit: PHILLIP ANDRE, et al. est in the surplus from the sale, seal of the Court on this 14 and best bidder for cash at ANY REMAINING FUNDS.AFTER You are advised to notify the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LOT SEVENTY (70),EGANS BLUFF Defendant(s) if any, other than the property day of April, 2014. the front entrance of the 60 DAYS,ONLY THE OWNER OF District within 14 days of noti- the undersigned, desiring to NORTH, ACCORDING TO PLAT NOTICE OF SALE owner as of the date of the John A. Crawford Judicial Annex, at 11:30 a.m., RECORD AS OF THE DATE OF fication of the application(s) if engage in business under the THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT Notice is hereby given that, Lis Pendens must file a claim Clerk of the Circuit Court on the 20th day of May,2014, THE LES PENDENS MAY CLAIM you have questions, objec- fictitious name of “CHASING BOOK 5 AT PAGE 272, OF THE pursuant to a Final Judgment within 60 days after the sale. By: /s/ Brittany Prescott the following described prop- THE SURPLUS. tions, comments, or informa- TIME” located at 212 North PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU of Foreclosure dated April 14, ATTENTION: PERSONS Deputy Clerk erty as set forth in said final DATED at NASSAU County, tion regarding the activity pro- 13th Street, in the County of COUNTY,FLORIDA. 2014, entered in Civil Case WITH DISABILITIES AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- judgment, to wit: Florida, this 21 day of April, posed in the permit Nassau, in the City of Fernan- ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Number 13CA000262AXYX, in AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES TIES ACT (ADA) NOTICE: INDI- LOT 16,BLOCK 1,UNIT 1,AMER- 2014. application.If you make a writ- dina Beach, Florida, 32034 INTEREST IN THE.SURPLUS FROM the Circuit Court f Nassau ACT, If you are a pets on with VIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES ICAN BEACH, SECTION 3, JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Clerk ten request to the District for intends to register the said THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN County,Florida,wherein BANK a disabilities who needs any NEEDING A REASONABLE ACCORDING TO THE PLAT NASSAU County,Florida additional information regard- name with the Division of THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF OF AMERICA, N.A. is the accommodation in order to ACCOMMODATION TO PAR- THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BY: /s/ Amanda Stearn ing a specific permit applica- Corporations of the Florida THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS Plaintiff,and PHILLIP ANDRE,et participate in this proceeding, TICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING BOOK 3, PAGE 19 OF THE PUB- Deputy Clerk tion, you will be provided an Department of State,Tallahas- MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 al.,are the Defendants,Nassau you are entitled, at no cost to SHOULD CONTACT THE COURT LIC RECORDS OF NASSAU “In accordance with the opportunity to obtain the see, Florida. DAYS AFTER THE SALE. County Clerk of Court will sell you,to the provision of certain ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE AS COUNTY, FLORIDA. Americans with Disabilities Act, available information. Please Dated at Fernandina Beach, If you are a person with a dis- the property situated in assistance, Please contact SOON AS POSSIBLE.TELEPHONE If you are a person with a dis- persons in need of a special note that filing a written objec- Florida, this 21 day of April, ability who needs any accom- Nassau County, Florida, ADA Coordinator at criin- (904) 630-2564; OR, IF HEAR- ability who needs any accom- accommodation to partici- tion does not entitle you to a 2014. modation in order to partici- described as: trp@colnet or (904) 630-2564 ING IMPAIRED, 1-800-955 - modation in order to partici- pate in this proceeding shall, Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, Sally Barksdale pate in this proceeding, you ALL OF THAT CERTAIN PIECE, at least 7 days before your 8771(TTD); OR 1-800-955-8770 pate in this proceeding, you within seven (7) days prior to administrative hearing. Chasing Time are entitled at no cost to you, PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND scheduled court appearance, (V) VIA FLORIDA RELAY SER- are entitled,at no cost to you, any proceeding, contact the Notice of intended (pro- 1t 4-30-2014 to the provision of certain assis- LYING AND BEING IN THE or Immediately upon receiv- VICE. to the provision of certain assis- Administrative Office of the posed) District Decision will be 4190 tance. Please contact the COUNTY OF NASSAU AND THE ing this notification if the time 2t 4-23, 4-30-2014 tance. Please contact ADA Court, NASSAU County, 76347 provided to persons who have ————— ADA Coordinator at (904) 548- STATE OF FLORIDA KNOWN before the scheduled appear- 4181 Coordinator at (904) 548-4600 VETERANS WAY , YULEE, FL requested individual notice.A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 4600 at least 7 days before AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: ance is Less than 7 days; if you ————— (then press 0) at least seven 32097,County Phone: 904-548- request for individual notice FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT your scheduled court appear- A PORTION OF THE SAMUEL are hearing or voice impaired, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE business days before your 4606 TDD 1-800-955-8771 or 1- of intended (proposed) District IN AND FOR NASSAU ance, or immediately upon CLARK AND GEORGE S. call 711. FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT scheduled court appearance, 800-955-8770 via Florida Relay Decision on the application COUNTY, FLORIDA receiving this notification if the BROWN CLAIM SECTION 41, Dated at Fernandina Beach, IN AND FOR NASSAU or immediately upon receiv- Service” must be received by the CASE NO: 12000169CAAXYX time before the scheduled TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH,RANGE 24 Florida this 10th day of April, COUNTY, FLORIDA ing this notification if the time 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 District’s Bureau Chief,Bureau KONDAUR CAPITAL CORPO- court appearance, or imme- EAST, AND A PORTION OF 2014. CASE NO.: before the scheduled appear- 4193 of Regulatory Support prior to RATION, AS SEPARATE TRUSTEE diately upon receiving this GOVERNMENT LOT 4,SECTION JOHN A. CRAWFORD 45-2008-CA-000101 ance is less than 7 days; if you ————— the date the notice of intend- OF MATAWIN VENTURES TRUST notification if the time before 7,TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH,RANGE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- are hearing or voice impaired, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ed (proposed) District Decision SERIES 2013-4, the scheduled appearance is 24 EAST, NASSAU COUNTY, By Amanda Stearn LON TRUST COMPANY, call 711. CONSIDER ENACTMENT OF is generated. Plaintiff(s), less than 7 days; if you are FLORIDA AND BEING MORE Deputy Clerk NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Dated this 14 day of April,2014. ORDINANCE Margaret Daniels, vs. hearing or voice impaired,call PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS 2t 4-23, 4-30-2014 F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW JOHN A. CRAWFORD NOTICE is hereby given that Bureau Chief DEBORAH H.DELL f/k/a DEBO- 711. FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE 4174 YORK TRUST COMPANY,N.A. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT the Board of County Commis- Bureau of Regulatory support RAH H. BEALL a/k/a DEBORAH Dated this 21 day of April,2014 SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SEC- ————— AS SUCCESSOR TO JPMOR- By: /s/ Tracy Poore sioners of Nassau County, St. Johns River Water HACKETT-DELL,; et al., JOHN A. CRAWFORD TION 7, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE GAN CHASE BANK, N.A. As Deputy Clerk Florida,at a regular meeting to Management District Defendant(s). Clerk of The Circuit Court RANGE 24 EAST; THENCE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT F/K/A JP MORGAN CHASE Van Ness Law Firm, PLC be held on Monday, the 12th 4049 Reid Street NOTICE OF By: /s/ Sue Powell NORTH 07 DEGREES 52 MIN- IN AND FOR NASSAU BANK, AS TRUSTEE FOR RASC 1239 E. Newport Center day of May,2014 at 7:00 P.M.at Palatka, FL 32177-2529 FORECLOSURE SALE Deputy Clerk UTES 02 SECONDS EAST, COUNTY, FLORIDA 2004-KS3 Drive #110 the Commission Chambers, (386) 329-4570 PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 Submitted by: ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID CIVIL ACTION Plaintiff, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 located in the James S. Page 1t 4-30-2014 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Choice Legal Group, P.A. SECTION 41, 1778.07 FEET TO CASE NO.: VS. Phone (954) 571-2031 Governmental Complex, 4195 suant to Final Judgment OF P O Box 9908 ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE 45-2010-CA-000380 THE UNKNOWN HERÍS BENEFI- Fax (954) 571-2033 96135 Nassau Place, Yulee, ————— Foreclosure date April 17,2014, Fort Lauderdale, Florida WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE DIVISION: A CIARIES AND DEVISEES, [email protected] Florida,intends to consider for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and entered in Case No.: 33310-9908 OF A 40.00 FOOT GRADED CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, et. al., Any person claiming an inter- adoption the following pro- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 1200169CAAXYX of the Circuit Telephone: (954) 453-0365 ROAD; THENCE NORTH 23 SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO Defendant(s). est in the surplus from the sale, posed ordinance: IN AND FOR NASSAU Court of the FOURTH Judicial Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 DEGREES 36 MINUTES 11 SEC- CHASE MANHATTAN MORT- NOTICE OF ACTION if any, other than the property AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA Circuit in and for NASSAU Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 ONDS EAST,ALONG SAID WEST- GAGE CORPORATION TO: Unknown heirs, Benefici- owner as of the date of Lis BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- GENERAL JURISDICTION County, Florida, wherein KON- DESIGNATED PRIMARY E-MAIL ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE,485.43 Plaintiff, aries and Devisees, Grantees, Pendens must file a claim with- SIONERS OF NASSAU COUNTY, DIVISION DAUR CAPITAL CORPORATION, FOR SERVICE PURSUANT TO FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- vs. Assignees, Creditors, Trustees, in sixty (60) days after the sale. FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THE Case No. 13CA000351AXYX AS SEPARATE TRUSTEE OF FLA. R. JUD. ADMIN 2.516 NING; THENCE CONTINUE GLENN YOUNGBLOOD A/K/A and all other parties claiming 2t 4-23 & 4-30-2014 LEVY OF AN ADDITIONAL FIVE CitiMortgage, Inc., MATAWIN VENTURES TRUST [email protected] NORTH 23 DEGREES 38 MIN- GLENN A.YOUNGBLOOD an interest, By,Through, Under 4185 (5) CENTS OF THE LOCAL Plaintiff, SERIES 2013-4,Plaintiff,and,DEB- 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 UTES 11 SECONDS EAST, A/K/A GLENN ASHLEY or Against the Estate of Dave ————— OPTION GAS TAX UPON EVERY VS. ORAH H. DELL f/k/a DEBORAH 4199 ALONG SAID WESTERLY RIGHT YOUNGBLOOD, et al, H. Samuels, Deceased Last IN THE CIRCUIT COURT GALLON OF MOTOR FUEL Perry E. Miness a/k/a Perry BEALL a/k/a DEBORAH HACK- ————— OF WAY LINE, 122.22 FEET; Defendant(s). Known Residence: Unknown IN AND FOR SOLD IN NASSAU COUNTY AND Eugene Miness; Unknow ETT-DELL,et al.,are Defendants, NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 59 NOTICE OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA TAXED UNDER THE PROVISIONS Spouse of Perry E. Miness I will sell to the highest and The South Amelia Island Shore MINUTES 59 SECONDS WEST, FORECLOSURE SALE an action to foreclose a mort- CASE NO: 13-000019-CA OF PART I OF CHAPTER 206, a/k/a Perry Eugene Miness; best bidder for cash at the Stabilization Association, Inc. 632.06 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 45 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN gage on the following prop- JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, FLORIDA STATUTES; PROVIDING CACH, LLC; Cynthia Jean front entrance of the Judicial will hold the Board of Trustees DEGREES 45 MINUTES 26 SEC- pursuant to a Final Judgment erty in Nassau County,Florida: NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE AMOUNT OF SAID TAX; Miness a/k/a Cindy Miness; Annex, 76347 Veteran’s Way, Annual Meeting on Wednes- ONDS EAST, 211.99 FEET; of Mortgage Foreclosure LOT 31,BLOCK 14,SPRING LAKE Plaintiff, PROVIDING FOR THE PERIOD Unknown Tenant #1; Yulee,Suite 456,Yulee,FL 32097 day,May 14,2014 at 3:00 p.m. THENCE NORTH 78 DEGREES 08 dated April 14, 2014 and ESTATES UNIT IV REPLAT, vs. OF TIME FOR WHICH THE TAX Unknown Tenant #2, at 11:30 o’clock a.m.on the 17 in the Egret Room, Racquet MINUTES 24 SECONDS EAST, entered in Case No. 45-2010- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT GUSS HALE; UNKNOWN SHALL BE IMPOSED; PROVID- Defendants. day of June,2014,the following Park,Amelia Island Plantation, 174.69 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89 CA-000380 of the Circuit Court THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN SPOUSE OF GUSS HALE; ING FOR THE DISTRIBUTION NOTICE OF described property as set forth Amelia Island, Florida. Persons DEGREES 59 MINUTES 59 SEC- of the FOURTH Judicial Circuit PLAT BOOK 6, AT PAGES 177 UNKNOWN TENANT I; AND UTILIZATION OF SAID TAX; FORECLOSURE SALE in said Final Judgment, to wit: with disabilities requiring ONDS EAST,260.29 FEET TO THE in and for NASSAU County, THROUGH 188, INCLUSIVE, OF UNKNOWN TENANT II; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- All that certain parcel of land accommodations in order to POINT OF BEGINNING. Florida wherein BAYVIEW LOAN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- AMHURST OAKS HOMEOWN- DATE. suant to a Final Judgment of being a portion of Govern- participate in this program or TOGETHER WITH A 2006 PALM SERVICING,LLC.(Plaintiff name SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. ERS ASSOCIATION, INC., and Copies of the Ordinance are Foreclosure dated April 22, ment Lot One, Section 32, activity should call 904-432- HARBOR MANUFACTURED has changed pursuant to has been filed against you and any unknown heirs, devisees, available at the Clerk’s Office 2014, entered in Case No. Township 2 North, Range, 25 1723 at lease 24 hours in HOME, SERIAL NOS.: order previously entered), is you are required to serve a grantees, creditors, and at the Judicial Annex, locat- 13CA000351AXYX of the East,, Nassau County, Florida; advance to request such PH236061A, PH236061B AND the Plaintiff and GLENN copy of your written defens- other unknown persons or ed at 76347 Veterans Way, Circuit Court of the Fourth being more particularly accommodations. PH236061C.at a public sale,to YOUNGBLOOD A/K/A GLENN es, if any, to it on Aldridge | unknown spouses claiming Yulee,Florida,Monday through Judicial Circuit, in and for described as follows: Point of 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 the highest bidder,for cash,at A. YOUNGBLOOD A/K/A Connors, LLP, Plaintiff’s attor- by,through and under any of Friday, 8:30 a.m. through 5:00 Nassau County,Florida,where- reference is the intersection of 4212 the main Entrance, Nassau GLENN ASHLEY YOUNG- ney, at 1615 South Congress the above-named p.m., except legal holidays. in CitiMortgage, Inc., is the the line dividing Sections 32 ————— County, Judicial Annex, 76347 BLOOD; TAMMY YOUNG- Avenue, Suite 200, Delray Defendants, THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO BE Plaintiff and Perry E. Miness and 49, said Township and CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida, described as: Fernandina Beach Airport,tax of the NASSAU JUDICIAL THIRTY (30.0) FEET TO BE FREELY ods: Phone - (904) 630-2564; ding the bid due date and CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT LOT TWENTY-TWO (22), parcel # 00-00-30-044B-0053- ANNEX, 76347 Veterans Way, DEEDED AND/OR DEDICATED, Fax – (904) 630-1146; TTD/TTY – bid requirements for this ITB, AT NO COST TO YOU, TO THE IN AND FOR NASSAU CEDAR RIDGE UNIT ONE, 0000 and 00-00-30-04B-0053- Yulee,FL 32097 at 11:30 A.M.on UPON REQUEST OF THE (800) 955-8770 (Florida Relay please visit the Nassau PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- COUNTY, FLORIDA ACCORDING TO THE PLAT 0010. June 4, 2014, the following MAJORITY OF THE PROPERTY Service). E-Mail – County’s website at http:// TANCE. PLEASE CONTACT THE CIVIL ACTION THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT R14-004 proposes to rezone described property: OWNERS ON THESE ROADS [email protected] www.nassaucountvfl.com or ADA COORDINATOR AT CRT- CASE NO.: BOOK 6 AT PAGES 95 AND 96 approximately 5.0 acres from THE NORTH ONE-HALF OF THE AND THE ACCEPTANCE OF,TO 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 contact the Contract Man- [email protected] OR (904)630- 45-2013-CA-000378 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF Residential General 1 (RG-1) NORTHWEST ONE-QUARTER OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA,OR 4209 agement Department at 904- 2564 AT LEAST 7 DAYS BEFORE DIVISION: A NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. to Commercial Neighborhood THE SOUTHWEST ONE-QUARTER ITS SUCCESSORS. ————— 491-7377.Bid information is also YOUR SCHEDULED COURT NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE at public sale, to the highest (CN). OF THE NORTHEAST ONE- and commonly known as: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE available at http://www. APPEARANCE,OR IMMEDIATE- LLC, and best bidder, for cash, at This application’is filed by: Ole QUARTER, OF SECTION 20, 3532 BLACKBEARDS WAY,YULEE FOURTH, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, demandstar.com. LY UPON RECEIVING THIS NOTI- Plaintiff, Main Entrance, Nassau Bailey,LLC and McCranie and TOWNSHIP NORTH, RANGE 24 FL 32097 IN AND FOR NASSAU ATTEST: FICATION IF THE TIME BEFORE vs. County,Judicial Annex, 76347 Associates, Inc., agent. EAST OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS IF YOU ARE A PERSON CLAIM- COUNTY, FLORIDA JOHN A. CRAWFORD THE SCHEDULED APPEARANCE GRACE L. LORD et al., Veterans Way,Yulee, FL 32097 All interested parties are invit- OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA, ING A RIGHT TO FUNDS GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVI- EX-OFFICIO CLERK IS LESS THAN 7 DAYS; IF YOU Defendant(s). at 11:30 AM, on the 17 day of ed to attend the public hear- LESS AND EXCEPT FIFTEEN (15) REMAINING AFTER THE SALE, SION BARRY HOLLOWAY ARE HEARING OR VOICE NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE July, 2014. Any person claim- ings and to be heard. Copies FEET ON THE SOUTH THIRTY (30) YOU MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH CASE NO. 2012-CA-000808 CHAIRMAN IMPAIRED, CALL 711. SALE ing an interest in the surplus of the Application and sup- FEET ON THE EAST SIDE. FUR- THE CLERK OF COURT NO WELLS FARGO BANK, NA; BOARD OF COUNTY WITNESS my hand and the seal NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- from the sale,if any,other that porting information are avail- THER EXCEPTING ANY PART LATER THAN 60 DAYS AFTER THE Plaintiff, COMMISSIONERS of this court April 23, 2014 suant to a Final Judgment of the property owner as of the able for inspection in the office LYING WITHIN BOOK 472,PAGE SALE. IF YOU FAIL TO FILE A vs. NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA JOHN A. CRAWFORD Mortgage Foreclosure dated date of the lis pendens must of the Nassau County Growth 318,PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- CLAIM,YOU WILL NOT BE ENTI- DUSTY TRAVIS SOLES, ET.AL, 1t 4-30-2014 Clerk of Court April 21, 2014 and entered in file a claim within 60 days after Management Department, SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA. TLED TO ANY REMAINING Defendants. 4213 /s/ Amanda Stearn Case No. 45-2013-CA-000378 the sale. 96161 Nassau Place, Yulee, FL TOGETHER WITH A -2004 DOU- FUNDS. AFTER 60 DAYS, ONLY NOTICE OF SALE ————— As Deputy of Court of the Circuit Court of the Dated: April 23, 2014 32097.Comments may also be BLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME VIN THE OWNER OF RECORD AS NOTICE IS GIVEN that,in accor- The St. Johns River water 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 FOURTH Judicial Circuit in and John A. Crawford directed in writing to the #’S JACFL26184A AND OF THE DATE OF THE LES PEN- dance with the Default Final Management District 4215 for NASSAU County, Florida Nassau County Clerk of Court Growth Management Depart- JACFL26184B. DENS MAY CLAIM THE SURPLUS. Judgment of Foreclosure (District) gives notice of ————— wherein NATIONSTAR MORT- By: /s/ Sue Powell ment, emailed to agrego- Property Address: 33262 CON- DATED at NASSAU County, dated April 21, 2014, in the receipt of the following IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE GAGE LLC is the Plaintiff and If you are a person with a dis- [email protected], or LEY ROAD, CALLAHAN, FL Florida, this 21 day of April, above-styled cause,I will sell to permit application(s): 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, GRACE L. LORD; MICHAEL J. ability who needs any accom- received by telephone at 32011. 2014. the highest and best bidder ERP Permit Applications IN AND FOR NASSAU LORD; ANY AND ALL modation in order to partici- (904) 491-7328. All comments ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Clerk for cash at the front entrance Flora Parke Development,Inc, COUNTY, FLORIDA UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING pate in this proceeding, you will become a part of the INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM NASSAU County,Florida of the NASSAU JUDICIAL 2120 corporate Square Blvd, CIVIL DIVISION BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND are entitled at no cost to you, record in this matter. THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN BY: /s/ Sue Powell ANNEX, 76347 Veterans Way, Jacksonville, FL 32216-0306 CASE NO.: 2013-CA-000553 AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED to the provision of certain assis- This hearing will be conducted THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF Deputy Clerk Yulee,FL 32097 at 11:30 A.M.on application #IND-089-58504- VYSTAR CREDIT UNION, INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) tance. Please contact the as a quasi-judicial hearing. THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS “In accordance with the June 10, 2014, the following 13. The project is located in Plaintiff, WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE ADA Coordinator at crtin- Persons with disabilities requir- MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 Americans with Disabilities Act, described property: Nassau County, Sections: 12 vs. DEAD OR ALIVE,WHETHER SAID [email protected] or (904) 6302564 ing accommodations in order DAYS AFTER THE SALE. persons in need of a special LOT 70, PAGE HILL, UNIT 3, and 26, MARTHA WATSON MACMA- UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY LAIM at least 7 days before your to participate in this program Dated: April 21, 2014 accommodation to partici- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Township: 2 North, Range: 28 HON; ET AL, AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES,HEIRS, scheduled court appearance, or activity should contact the IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A pate in this proceeding shall, THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN East,and includes 16.49 acres. Defendant(s). DEVISSEES, GRANTEES, OR or immediately upon receiv- Growth Management Depart- DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY within seven (7) days prior to PLAT BOOK 6,PAGE(S) 341 AND The Environmental Resource NOTICE OF OTHER CLAIMANTS; CITIBANK, ing this notification if the time ment (904) 491-7326,or Florida ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER any proceeding, contact the 342, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS Permit application is to modi- FORECLOSURE SALE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS before the scheduled appear- Relay Service (1-600-955-6771) TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- Administrative Office of the OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA fy the existing permitted buffer NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ance is less than 7 days; if you at least twenty-four (24) hours CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, Court, NASSAU County, 76347 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 861148 in order to accommodate suant to a Final Judgment of CITICORP TRUST BANK,FSB; are are hearing or voice impaired, in advance to request such AT NO COST TO YOU, TO THE VETERANS WAY , YULEE, FL WORTHINGTON DRIVE, YULEE, several design changes for a Mortgage Foreclosure dated the Defendants, The Clerk of call 711. accommodation. PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- 32097,County Phone: 904-548- FL 32097, NASSAU project known as Flora Parke the 21 day of April, 2014, and the Court will sell to the highest 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 THE PUBLIC IS. INVITED TO BE TANCE. PLEASE CONTACT THE 4606 TDD 1-800-955-8771 or 1- ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Phase 8. entered in Case No. 2013-CA- and best bidder for cash at 4203 PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF A ADA COORDINATOR AT CRT- 800-955-8770 via Florida Relay INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM The file(s) containing the per- 000553 of the Circuit Court of NASSAU JUDICIAL ANNEX, ————— PERSON WISHES TO APPEAL [email protected] OR (904)630- Service” THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN mit application(s) are avail- the 4th Judicial Circuit in and 76347 VETERAN’S WAY, YULEE, The St. Johns River Water ANY DECISION MADE BY THE 2564 AT LEAST 7 DAYS BEFORE 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF able for inspection Monday for Nassau County, Florida, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, on the Management District BOARD, AGENCY OR COM- YOUR SCHEDULED COURT 4208 THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS through wherein VYSTAR CREDIT UNION 22 day of May, 2014, the fol- (District) gives notice of MISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY APPEARANCE,OR IMMEDIATE- ————— MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 Friday, except for District holi- is the Plaintiff, and MARTHA lowing described property as receipt of the following per- MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH LY UPON RECEIVING THIS NOTI- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DAYS AFTER THE SALE. days, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the WATSON MACMAHON; set forth in said Final mit application(s): MEETING OR HEARING,HE WILL FICATION IF THE TIME BEFORE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A District’s Headquarters, 4049 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Judgment: ERP Permit Applications NEED A RECORD OF THE PRO- THE SCHEDULED APPEARANCE IN AND FOR NASSAU DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY Reid St.,Palatka,FL 32177-2529. MARTHA WATSON MACMA- ALL THAT PORTION OF THE KT Carter Contracting Inc,1909 CEEDINGS AND FOR THAT PUR- IS LESS THAN 7 DAYS; IF YOU COUNTY, FLORIDA ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER YOU may also view files at one HON; THE COTTAGES AT SOUTH ONE-HALF (s 1/2) OF E Beaver St, Jacksonville, FL POSE, MAY NEED TO ENSURE ARE HEARING OR VOICE CIVIL ACTION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- of the District’s service cen- STONEY CREEK CONDOMINI- THE SOUTHWEST ONE-QUARTER 32202-1111 application #IND- THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF IMPAIRED, CALL 711. CASE NO.: CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, ters, but you should call UM ASSOCIATION, INC.;, and (sw 1/4) OF THE SOUTHEAST 089-137841-1. The project is THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, JOHN A. CRAWFORD 45-2012-CA-000926 AT NO COST TO YOU, TO THE Service Center staff in JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS ONE-QUARTER (se 1/4) OF SEC- located in Nassau County, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE CLERK of Court DIVISION: A PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- advance to make sure that UNKNOWN TENANTS are TION SIXTEEN (16), TOWNSHIP Section: 2, Township: 1 North, TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE /s/ Sue Powell WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, TANCE. PLEASE CONTACT THE the files are at a specific serv- Defendants. I will sell to the THREE (3) NORTH, RANGE Range: 24 East, and includes UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS By: Deputy Clerk Plaintiff, ADA COORDINATOR AT CRT- ice Center. Service Center highest and best bidder for TWENTY-FOUR (24) EAST, NAS- 3.49 acres. The Environmental TO BE BASED. I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true vs. [email protected] OR (904)630- contact information is avail- cash at the Judicial Annex, SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA, LYING Resource Permit application The Planning and Zoning and correct copy of the fore- CHARLES R. JOHNSON, III 2564 AT LEAST 7 DAYS BEFORE able online at floridaswa- 76347 Veteran’s Way,Suite 456, WEST OF THE WEST BOUNDARY is for construction of a surface Board may continue hearing going was delivered via US A/K/A CHARLES R. JOHNSON, YOUR SCHEDULED COURT ter.com/contactus/offices.htm Yulee, Florida 32097 at 11:30 LINE OF THOSE LANDS AS water management system to on this matter. Mail; Email and/or Federal et al, APPEARANCE,OR IMMEDIATE- l. Additionally, most permit a.m. in accordance with DESCRIBED IN DEED RECORD- serve a project known as PLANNING AND ZONING Express this 21 day of April, Defendant(s). LY UPON RECEIVING THIS NOTI- application file documents Section 45.031,Florida Statutes ED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS sandy Ford Pond Pit. BOARD OF NASSAU COUNTY, 2014, to the following: NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE FICATION IF THE TIME BEFORE can be viewed online at flori- on the 22 day of May, 2014, BOOK 189, PAGE 319, PUBLIC The file(s) containing the per- FLORIDA MARINOSCI LAW GROUP,P.C. SALE THE SCHEDULED APPEARANCE daswater.com/permitting/ind the following described prop- RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- mit application(s) are avail- /s/ Thomas Ford Attorney for Plaintiff NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- IS LESS THAN 7 DAYS; IF YOU ex.html.To obtain information erty as set forth in said Final TY,FLORIDA.EXCEPTING FROM able for inspection Monday Its: Chairman 100 WEST CYPRESS CREEK suant to a Final Judgment of ARE HEARING OR VOICE on how Judgment, to wit: THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LANDS, through 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 ROAD, SUITE 1045 Mortgage Foreclosure dated IMPAIRED, CALL 711. to find and view permit appli- UNIT NO. 1503, THE COTTAGES THAT PORTION MORE PARTIC- Friday, except for District holi- 4205 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 April 21, 2014 and entered in WITNESS my hand and the seal cation file documents, go to AT STONEY CREEK CONDO- ULARLY DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL days, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the ————— SERVICEFL@MLG-DEFAULT- Case No. 45-2012-CA-000926 of this court on April 22, 2014. the HELP tab in E-Permitting MINIUM, A CONDOMINIUM, RECORD BOOK 77,PAGE 22 OF District’s headquarters, 4049 NOTICE OF SMALL-SCALE LAW.COM of the Circuit Court of the Clerk of Court and click on Support and TOGETHER WITH UNDIVIDED THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- Reid St.,Palatka,FL 32177-2529. AMENDMENT SERVICEFL2@MLG-DEFAULT- FOURTH Judicial Circuit in and /s/ Tracy Poore FAQ5 and then follow the INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELE- SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA You may also view files at one NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LAW.COM for NASSAU County, Florida 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 directions provided under MENTS APPURTENANT THERE- A/K/A 37847 HENRY SMITH of the District’s Service on Tuesday,the 20th day May MARTINE GB JOHNSON, IF wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, 4210 “How to find a NEWSPAPER TO, ACCORDING TO THE DEC- ROAD, HILLIARD, FL 32046 Centers, but you should call 2014,at 7:00 p.m.,the Planning LIVING OR DEAD NA,is the Plaintiff and CHARLES ————— IND-089-58504-13R Technical LARATION OF CONDOMINIUM Any person claiming an inter- Service center staff in and Zoning Board of Nassau 595 HALVERSON CT R.JOHNSON,III A/K/A CHARLES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE staff Report (TSR) or other AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL est in the surplus from the sale, advance to make sure that County will hold a public hear- JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA R. JOHNSON; THE UNKNOWN FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT application file documents.” RECORDS VOLUME 1518,PAGE if any,other than the property the files are at a specific ing at the Commission Cham- 32225 SPOUSE OF CHARLES R.JOHN- IN AND FOR NASSAU The decision on permit appli- 1834,AS AMENDED IN OFFICIAL owner as of the date of the Service Center.Service Center bers, James S. Page Govern- WILLIE L. JOHNSON, IF LIVING SON, III A/K/A CHARLES R. COUNTY, FLORIDA cations will be made at the RECORDS VOLUME 1519,PAGE Lis Pendens must file a claim contact information is avail- mental Complex, 96135 OR DEAD JOHNSON N/K/A AMANDA CIVIL ACTION District’s service center where 860, AS RERECORDED IN OFFI- within sixty (60) days after the able online at floridaswa- Nassau Place, Yulee, Florida 30908 PARADISE COMMONS, JOHNSON; are the Defen- CASE NO.: 45-2013-CA- the application is processed. CIAL RECORDS VOLUME 1525, sale. ter.com/contactus/offices.ht 32097; to consider an amend- APT. 125 dants, The Clerk of the Court 000542 A substantial objection to a PAGE 304, OFFICIAL RECORDS WITNESS MY HAND and the ml. Additionally, most permit ment to the Nassau County FERNANDINA BEACH, will sell to the highest and best DIVISION: permit application must be VOLUME 1521,PAGE 729,OFFI- seal of this Court on April 22, application file documents Comprehensive Plan - Future FLORIDA 32034 bidder for cash at NASSAU NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC made in writing and filed with CIAL RECORDS VOLUME 1521, 2014. can be viewed online at flori- Land Use Map (FLUM), ICF BUILDERS JUDICIAL ANNEX, 76347 VET- D/B/A CHAMPION MORT- (received by) the Bureau PAGE 806, AND OFFICIAL John A. Crawford daswater.com/permitting/ind No.CPA14-004. Also be it 947 BEVILLE ROAD, SUITE 2 ERAN’S WAY, YULEE, FLORIDA GAGE COMPANY, Chief, Bureau of Regulatory RECORDS VOLUME 1525,PAGE Clerk of the Circuit Court ex.html.To obtain information known that on Monday, the SOUTH DAYTONA, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, on the 22 day of Plaintiff, Support,P.O.Box 1429,Palatka, 322 AND OFFICIAL RECORDS By: /s/ Tracy Poore on how to find and view per- 23rd day of June 2014, at 7:00 32119 May, 2014, the following vs. FL 32178-1429, or by e-mail at VOLUME 1532, PAGE 639 AND Deputy Clerk mit application file docu- p.m., the Board of County AMELIA LAKES CONDOMINI- described property as set forth THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVIS- applicationsupporttsjrwmd.co OFFICIAL RECORDS VOLUME ** See Americans with ments,go to the HELP tab in E- Commissioners of Nassau UM ASSOCIATION, INC. in said Final Judgment: EES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, m, within 14 days of notifica- 1534,PAGE 1495 OF THE PUBLIC Disabilities Act Permitting and click on County will hold a public hear- 463499 STATE ROAD 200 LOT 61,LYING WEST OF COUN- LIENORS,CREDITORS,TRUSTEES, tion of the application.Please RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- If you are a person with a dis- support and FAQs and then ing on the said petition for an YULEE, FLORIDA 32097 TY ROAD 108, SECTION 30, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM- include either the Permit TY,FLORIDA ability who needs any accom- follow the directions provided amendment to the Nassau UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POS- TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH,RANGE 24 ING BY,THROUGH, UNDER, OR Application number or the ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN modation in order to partici- under “How to find a Technical County Comprehensive Plan - SESSION OF THE PROPERTY EAST, CORNWALL FARM LAND AGAINST,YETTA POOLE EWING Project Name in the objec- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM pate in this proceeding, you staff Report (TSR) or other Future Land Use Map (FLUM), 30908 PARADISE COMMONS COMPANY’S PLAT OF NORTH A/K/A YETTA P. EWING A/K/A tion. Notification of the appli- THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN are entitled,at no cost to you, application file documents.” application No.CPA14-004 at FERNANDINA BEACH,FLORIDA FLORIDA PECAN, TRUCK AND YETTA BERMAN EWING, DE- cation is either the fifth day THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF to the provision of certain assis- The decision on permit appli- the Commission Chambers, 32034 FRUIT FARMS, AS RECORDED CEASED, et al, after the date on THE DATE OF LIS PENDENS MUST tance Please contact the ADA cations will be made at the James S.Page Complex loca- 2T 4-30, 5-7-2014 ON PLAT BOOK O,PAGE 31,OF Defendant(s). which the written notice is FILE A CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY (60) Coordinator at (904) 548-4600 District’s Service Center where tion concerning the following 4207 THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- NOTICE OF ACTION deposited in the U.S. mail (for DAYS AFTER THE SALE. (then press 0) at least 7 days the application is processed. described property in Nassau ————— SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO: JAMES PAUL EWING, JR. those persons who receive If you are a person with a dis- before your scheduled court A substantial objection to a County. IN THE CIRCUIT COUNTY TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN A/K/A JAMES PAUL EWING actual notice by U.S.mail),the ability who needs any accom- appearance, or immediately permit application must be The street address and/or lo- COURT OF THE 1999 GENERAL DOUBLE WIDE A/K/A JAMES P. EWING, AS AN day the notice is emailed (for modation in order to partici- upon receiving this notifica- made in writing and filed with cation for the above describ- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MOBILE HOME ID NO. HEIR OF THE ESTATE OF YETTA those persons who receive pate in this proceeding, you tion if the time before the (received by) the Bureau ed property is: West side of IN AND FOR GMHGA4079923300A AND POOLE EWING A/K/A YETTA P. actual notice by email),or the are entitled at no cost to you, scheduled appearance is less chief, Bureau of Regulatory Bailey Road between Amelia NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA GMHGA4079923300B. EWING A/K/A YETTA BERMAN date the notice is published to the provisions of certain than 7 days; if you are hearing Support,P.O.Box 1429,Palatka, Island Parkway and Fernan- CIVIL DIVISION A/K/A 15486 COUNTY ROAD EWING, DECEASED in the newspaper (if actual assistance.Please contact the or voice impaired, call 711 FL 32178-1429, or by e-mail at dina Beach Airport,tax parcel CASE NO. 2011-CA-000255 108, HILLIARD, FL 32046 Last Known Address: 120 South notice is not provided by U.S. ADA Coordinator at crtin- 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 a pplicationsupport@sjr- # 00-00-30-044B-0053-0000 and Division No. Any person claiming an inter- 17th Street,Fernandina Beach, mail or email). A “substantial [email protected] or (904) 255-1695 4201 wmd.com, within 14 days of 00-00-30-044B-00530010. Section. est in the surplus from the sale, FL 32034 objection” means a written at least 7 days before your ————— notification of the application. This application filed by: Ole BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST if any,other than the property Current Address: Unknown statement directed to the scheduled court appearance, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Please include either the Bailey, LLC, owner and COMPANY owner as of the date of the ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- District that identifies the or immediately upon receiv- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Permit Application number or McCranie and Associates,Inc., Plaintiff(s), Lis Pendens must file a claim TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, objector,concerns hydrologic ing this notification if the time IN AND FOR NASSAU the Project Name in the agent. vs. within sixty (60) days after the UNDER AND AGAINST THE or environmental impacts of before the scheduled appear- COUNTY, FLORIDA objection. Notification of the This property is classified on the TRAVIS J. CARTER; et al., sale. HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL the proposed activity, and ance is less than 7 days; if you CASE NO. 11000323CAAXYX application is either the fifth FLUM as High Density Defendant(s). WITNESS MY HAND and the DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT relates to applicable rule cri- are hearing or voice impaired, THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- day after the date on which Residential and a change is NOTICE OF SALE seal of this Court on April 22, KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, teria. If the District receives a call 711. LON FKA THE BANK OF NEW the written notice is deposited requested to Commercial on PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 2014 WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN timely substantial objection Dated this 22 day of April,2014. YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE in the U.S. mail (for those per- approximately 5.0 acres. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- John A. Crawford PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- from you,then you will receive JOHN A. CRAWFORD CERTIFICATEHOLDERS CWALT, sons who receive actual All interested parties .re invited suant to an Order or Final Clerk of the Circuit Court EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, written notice of the District’s CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT INC., ALTERNATIVE LOAN notice by U.S. mail), the day to attend the public hearing Judgment of Foreclosure By: /s/ Tracy Poore DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR intended decision on the per- By: /s/ Amanda Stearn TRUST 2006-OA19, MORT- the notice is emailed (for those and to be heard. Copies of dated April 21, 2014, and Deputy Clerk OTHER CLAIMANTS mit application. Deputy Clerk GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- persons who receive actual the Application and support- entered in Case No. 2011-CA- ** See Americans with Last Known Address: Unknown You are advised to notify the Submitted by: TIFICATES, SERIES 2006-OA19, notice by email), or the date ing information are available 000255 of the Circuit Court of Disabilities Act Current Address: Unknown District within 14 days of noti- VERNIS & BOWLING OR NORTH PLAINTIFF, the notice is published in the for inspection in the office of the 4TH Judicial Circuit in and If you are a person with a dis- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an fication of the application(s) if FLORIDA, P.A. VS. newspaper (if actual notice the Nassau County Growth for NASSAU County, Florida, ability who needs any accom- action for foreclosure of mort- you have questions, objec- Attorneys for Plaintiff PAUL W.GALIPEAU, ET AL. is not provided by U.S. mail or Management Department, wherein BRANCH BANKING modation in order to partici- gage on the following prop- tions, comments, or informa- 4309 Salisbury Road DEFENDANT (S). email). A “substantial objec- 96161 Nassau Place, Yulee, FL AND TRUST COMPANY is the pate in this proceeding, you erty in Nassau County,Florida: tion regarding the activity pro- Jacksonville, Florida 32216 NOTICE OF tion” means a written state- 32097.Comments may also be Plaintiff and TRAVIS J. CARTER; are entitled,at no cost to you, LOT 9, BLOCK 2SECTION ONE posed in the permit Telephone: (904) 296-6751 FORECLOSURE SALE ment directed to the District directed in writing to the FANNIE M.CARTER A/K/A FAN- to the provision of certain assis- OF OAKLAWN PARK,ACCORD- application.If you make a writ- FacsimileL904) 296-8938 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- that identifies the objector, Growth Management NIE LOUISE CARTER; PIRATES tance Please contact the ADA ING TO THE MAP OR PLAT ten request to the District for 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 suant to the Final Judgment concerns hydrologic or envi- Department,emailed to agre- WOODS ASSOCIATION, INC; Coordinator at (904) 548-4600 THEREOF AS RECORDED IN additional information regard- 4218 of Foreclosure dated, in the ronmental impacts of the pro- [email protected],or SYNOVUS BANK FKA FIRST (then press 0) at least 7 days PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 52, OF THE ing a specific permit applica- ————— above action, I will sell to the posed activity, and relates to received by telephone at COAST COMMUNITY BANK; before your scheduled court PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU tion, you will be provided an IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE highest bidder for cash at applicable rule criteria. If the (904) 491-7328, All comments UNITED STATES OF AMERICA appearance, or immediately COUNTY, FLORIDA. A/K/A 120 opportunity to obtain the FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Nassau, Florida, on July 23, District receives a timely sub- will become a part of the DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY; upon receiving this notifica- SOUTH 17TH STREET, FERNAND- available information. Please FLORIDA IN AND FOR 2014,at 11:00 AM,at front steps stantial objection from you, record in this smatter. KECKO DECO, LLC AND tion if the time before the INA BEACH, FL 32034 note that filing a written objec- NASSAU COUNTY of courthouse - 76347 Veterans then you will receive written Persons with disabilities requir- UNKNOWN TENANT(S) NKA scheduled appearance is less has been filed against you and tion does not entitle you to a GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVI- Way, Yulee, Florida 32097 for notice of the District’s intend- ing accommodations in order RITCHIE SMITH are the than 7 days; if you are hearing you are required to serve a Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, SION the following described prop- ed decision on the permit to participate in this program Defendants, I will sell to the or voice impaired, call 711 copy of your written defens- administrative hearing. CASE NO. 13-CA-242 erty: application. You are advised or activity should contact 491- highest and best bidder for 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 es,within 30 days after the first Notice of intended (pro- JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, LOT 104,FLORA PARKE,UNIT 2A, to notify the District within 14 3606 at least twenty-four (24) cash at the west door of the 4200 publication,if any,on Albertelli posed) District Decision will be NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT days of notification of the hours in advance to request Nassau County Judicial Annex, ————— Law,Plaintiff’s attorney,whose provided to persons who have Plaintiff, THEREOF AS RECORDED IN application(s) if you such accommodation. 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE address is P.O. Box 23028, requested individual notice.A vs. PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 239, 240 have questions, objections, THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO BE Florida 32097 at 11:30 a.m. on FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Tampa,FL 33623, and file orig- request for individual notice ELIZABETH L. AKINS; MARK H. AND 241 OF THE PUBLIC comments, or information PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF A the 25 day of June, 2014, the FLORIDA IN AND FOR inal with this Court either of intended (proposed) District AKINS, UNKNOWN TENANT, IN RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- regarding the activity pro- PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL following described property NASSAU COUNTY before May 31, 2014 service Decision on the application POSSESSION 1,UNKNOWN TEN- TY,FLORIDA. posed in the permit applica- ANY DECISION MADE BY THE as set forth in said Order or GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVI- on Plaintiff’s attorney,or imme- must be received by the ANT IN POSSESSION 2, Any person claiming an inter- tion. If you make a written BOARD, AGENCY OR COM- Final Judgment, to wit: SION diately thereafter; otherwise, District’s Bureau Chief,Bureau Defendants. est in the surplus from the sale, request to the District for addi- MISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY A TRACT OF LAND KNOWN AS CASE NO. 2011-CA-000361 a default will be entered of Regulatory support prior to NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE if any,other than the property tional information MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH LOT TWENTY-EIGHT (28-),OF AN BANK OF AMERICA, N.A, against you for the relief the date the notice of intend- SALE owner as of the date lis regarding a specific permit MEETING OR HEARING,HE WILL UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION Plaintiff, demanded in the Complain ed (proposed) District Decision NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Pendens must file a claim with- application, you will be pro- NEED A RECORD TO ENSURE KNOWN AS PIRATE’S WOOD, vs. or petition. is generated. suant to a Final Judgment of in sixty (60) days after the sale. vided an opportunity to THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF BEING A PORTION OF SECTION CHARLES L. DRACE, et al., WITNESS my hand and the seal Margaret Daniels, Foreclosure filed April 21,2014, The Court,in its discretion,may obtain the available informa- THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, FORTY-THREE (43), TOWNSHIP Defendants. of this court this 22 day of April, Bureau Chief entered in Civil Case No. 13- enlarge the time of the sale. tion. Please note that filing a WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE THREE (3) NORTH, RANGE NOTICE OF 2014. Bureau of Regulatory CA-242 of the Circuit Court of Notice of the changed time written objection does not TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE TWENTY-EIGHT (28), EAST, NAS- FORECLOSURE SALE John A. Crawford Support the FOURTH Judicial Circuit in of sale shall be published as entitle you to a Chapter 120, UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Clerk of the Circuit Court St. Johns River Water and for Nassau County,Florida, provided herein. Florida Statutes,administrative TO BE BASED. MORE PARTICULARLY pursuant to a Final Judgment By /s/ Earlene F.Scaff Management District the Clerk of Court will sell to DATED: April 22, 2014 hearing. The Board of County DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: of Foreclosure filed April 22, Deputy Clerk 4049 Reid Street the highest and best bidder /s/ Tracy Poore Notice of intended (pro- Commissioners may contin- COMMENCE FOR POINT OF 2014,entered in Civil Case No. **See the Americans with Palatka, FL 32177-2529 for cash at Nassau Judicial Deputy Clerk of the Court posed) District Decision will be ue hearings on this matter. REFERENCE AT REFERENCE 2011-CA-000361 of the Circuit Disabilities Act (386) 329-4570 Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, Prepared by: provided to persons who have Chairman Ford POINT NO. 1 OF PIRATE’S Court of the FOURTH Judicial If you are a person with a dis- 1t 4-30-2014 Yulee,FL 32097 in accordance Gladstone Law Group, P.A. requested individual notice. Nassau County Planning & WOOD; FROM SAID POINT OF Circuit in and for Nassau ability who needs any accom- 4214 with Chapter 45, Florida 1499 W.Palmetto Park Road, A request for individual notice Zoning Board REFERENCE RUN THENCE County, Florida, the Clerk of modation in order to partici- ————— Statutes on the 5 day of June, Suite 300 of intended (proposed) District Nassau County,Florida NORTH TWENTY-SIX (26) Court will sell to the highest pate in this proceeding, you IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 2014 at 11:30 A.M. on the fol- Boca Raton, FL 33486 Decision on the application All persons interested are DEGREES, TEN (10) MINUTES, and best bidder for cash at are entitled,at no cost to you, FOURTH, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, lowing described property as If you are a person with a must be received by the notified to be present and FIFTY (50) SECONDS EAST, Nassau Judicial Annex, 76347 to the provision of certain assis- IN AND FOR NASSAU set forth in said Final disability who needs any District’s Bureau chief,Bureau they will be heard at the ALONG THE EASTERLY RIGHT Veterans Way,Yulee,FL 32097 in tance. Please contact the COUNTY, FLORIDA Judgment, to-wit: accommodation in order to of Regulatory Support prior to public hearing before the OF WAY OF A GRADED ROAD, accordance with Chapter 45, ADA Coordinator at crtin- GENERAL JURISDICTION Lot 15, Block 2, EGANS MEAD- participate in this proceeding, the date the notice of intend- Board of County NINE HUNDRED EIGHTY AND Florida Statutes on the 11 day [email protected] or (904) 630-2564 DIVISION OWS-UNIT ONE, according to you are entitled, at no cost to ed (proposed) District Deci- Commissioners as herein EIGHTY-FIVE HUNDREDTHS of June, 2014 at 11:30 A.M. on at least 7 before your sched- CASE NO. 2013-CA-000215 the map or plat thereof, as you,to the provision of certain sion is generated. above stated. (980.85) FEET TO A POINT; the following described prop- uled court appearance, or BANK OF AMERICA, NA; recorded in Plat Book 3, Page assistance.Please contact the Margaret Daniels, John Crawford THENCE SOUTH SEVENTY-TWO erty as set forth in said Final immediately upon this notifi- Plaintiff, 45, of the Public Records of ADA Coordinator at 904-255- Bureau chief Clerk of the Circuit Court (72) DEGREES, ELEVEN (11) Judgment, to-wit: cation if the time before the vs. Nassau County,Florida. 1695 or [email protected], FL at Bureau of Regulatory sup- Nassau County,Florida MINUTES, FIFTY-TWO (52) SEC- LOT 405 OF NORTH HAMPTON scheduled appearance is less LANA L. SINGER; MARK J. Any person claiming an inter- least 7 days before your port St. Johns River Water 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 ONDS EAST, ALONG THE CEN- PHASE THREE; ACCORDING TO than 7 days; if you are hearing SINGER, ET.AL, est in the surplus from the sale, scheduled court appearance, Management District 4049 4206 TERLINE OF A ROAD KNOWN THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- or voice impaired, call 711. Defendants. if any,other than the property or immediately upon receiv- Reid Street ————— AS BLACKBEARD’S WAY,THREE ED IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGES 16- 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 NOTICE OF SALE owner as of the date of the ing this notification if the time Palatka, FL 32177-2529 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO AND FIF- 23, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS 4211 NOTICE IS GIVEN that,in accor- Lis Pendens, must file a claim before the scheduled appear- (386) 329-4570 FOURTH, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TEEN HUNDREDTHS (352.15) OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. ————— dance with the Default Final within 60 days after the sale. ance is less than 7 days; if you 1t 4-30-2014 IN AND FOR NASSAU FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- Any person claiming an inter- BOARD OF COUNTY Judgment of Foreclosure Dated this 22 day of April,2014. are hearing or voice impaired, 4204 COUNTY, FLORIDA NING; THENCE CONTINUE est in the surplus from the sale, COMMISSIONERS dated April 22, 2014, in the JOHN A. CRAWFORD call 711. ————— GENERAL JURISDICTION SOUTH SEVENTY-TWO (72) if any,other than the property NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA above-styled cause,I will sell to CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 REZONING NOTICE DIVISION DEGREES, ELEVEN (11) MIN- owner as of the date of the INVITATION TO BID (ITB) the highest and best bidder As Clerk of the Court 4202 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CASE NO. 09001060CAA UTES,FIFTY-TWO (52) SECONDS Lis Pendens, must file a claim NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that for cash at the front entrance BY /s/ Amanda Stearn ————— on Tuesday, the 20th day of BANK OF AMERICA, NA; EAST,ALONG SAID CENTERLINE within 60 days after the sale. the Board of County of the NASSAU JUDICIAL Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE May 2014, at 7:00 P.M, the Plaintiff, ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN (115.0) Dated this 23 day of April,2014. Commissioners of Nassau ANNEX, 76347 Veterans Way, If you are a person with a dis- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Planning and Zoning Board of vs. FEET TO A POINT; THENCE RUN JOHN A. CRAWFORD County,Florida invites scaled Yulee,FL 32097 at 11:30 A.M.on ability who needs an accom- IN AND FOR NASSAU Nassau County will hold a pub- ERIC E.NUNN; MARIA W.NUNN; SOUTH TWENTY-SIX (26) CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT bids for: June 11, 2014, the following modation in order to access COUNTY, FLORIDA, lic hearing at the Commission ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- DEGREES, TEN (10) MINUTES, As Clerk of the Court LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE described property: court facilities or participate CIVIL ACTION Chambers, James S. Page TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, FIFTY (50) SECONDS WEST, BY /s/ Sue Powell FOR THE AMELIA CONCOURSE LOT 20 OF CARTESIAN POINTE in a court proceeding,you are CASE NO.: 12CA000906AXYX Governmental Complex, UNDER AND AGAINST THE THREE HUNDRED TWENTY AND Deputy Clerk MSBU UNIT 1, ACCORDING TO THE entitled, at no cost to you, to BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., 96135 Nassau Place, Yulee, HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL THIRTY-TWO HUNDREDTHS MC CALLA RAYMER, LLC, BID NUMBER NC14-008 PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED the provision of certain assis- Plaintiff Florida 32097 to consider appli- DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT (320.32) FEET TO A POINT; ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF PROJECT DESCRIPTION IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE(S) 345 tance. To request such an vs. cation No.R14-004 for rezon- KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, THENCE NORTH SEVENTY-TWO 110 SE 6TH STREET The scope of services shall THROUGH 349, INCLUSIVE, OF accommodation,please con- PATRICK M. MCGOWAN, et ing. Also, be it known that on WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN (72) DEGREES, ELEVEN (11) FORT LAUDERDALE, include intensive lawn and THE CURRENT PUBLIC RECORDS tact Court Administration at al. Monday, the 23rd of day of PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- MINUTES, FIFTY-TWO (52) SEC- FLORIDA 33301 garden maintenance along OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. least three business days prior Defendant(s) June 2014, at 7:00 P.M., the EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, ONDS WEST,ONE HUNDRED FIF- (407) 674-1850 Amelia Concourse from SR Property Address: 86106 to the required service by NOTICE OF SALE Board of County Commis-sion- DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR TEEN (115.0) FEET TO A POINT; If you are a person with a dis- A1A to CR 107 for a distance AUGUSTUS AVENUE, YULEE, FL using on of the following meth- Notice is hereby given that, ers of Nassau County will hold OTHER CLAIMANTS; JOHN DOE THENCE NORTH TWENTY-SIX ability who needs an accom- of 3.8 miles. The median is irri- 32097, NASSAU. ods: Phone - (904) 630-2564; pursuant to a Final Judgment a public hearing on the said AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN (26) DEGREES, TEN (10) MIN- modation in order to access gated with a mix of St. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Fax – (904) 630-1146; TTD/TTY – of Foreclosure dated APRIL 21, application for Rezoning No. TENANT IN POSSESSION; UTES,FIFTY (50) SECONDS EAST, court facilities or participate Augustine sod and landscape INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM (800) 955-8770 (Florida Relay 2014, entered in Civil Case R14-004, at the Commission Defendants. THREE HUNDRED TWENTY AND in a court proceeding,you are beds.The majority of the area THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN Service). E-Mail – Number 12CA000906AXYX, in Chambers, James S. Page NOTICE OF SALE THIRTY-TWO HUNDREDTHS entitled, at no cost to you, to along the outside of the road THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF [email protected] the Circuit Court for Nassau Complex location concerning NOTICE IS GIVEN that,in accor- (320.32) FEET, MORE OR LESS, the provision of certain assis- is not irrigated and has a mix THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS 2t 4-30, 5-7-2014 County,Florida,wherein BANK the following described prop- dance with the Final TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. tance. To request such an of St.Augustine sod and Bahia. MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 4219 OF AMERICA, N.A., is the erty in Nassau County. Judgment of Foreclosure SAID TRACT IS SUBJECT TO A accommodation,please con- Select areas at subdivision DAYS AFTER THE SALE. ————— Plaintiff, and PATRICK M. Location for the above dated April 21, 2014, in the NON-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT tact Court Administration at entrances are irrigated with IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A LEGAL DEADLINE IS MCGOWAN, et al., are the described property is: West above-styled cause,I will sell to OVER THE NORTHERLY THIRTY least three business days prior St. Augustine sod and land- DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY NOON ON FRIDAYS. Defendants,I will sell the prop- side of Bailey Road between the highest and best bidder (30.0) FEET THEREOF FOR to the required service by scape beds. ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER CALL 261-3696 FOR INFO. erty situated in Nassau County, Amelia Island Parkway and for cash at the front entrance ROADWAY PURPOSES; SAID using on of the following meth- For detailed information regar- TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- —————

CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

CROSSWORD/SUDOKU PEOPLE & PLACES PETS

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 PAGE 6B NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FL Josie is 6, and proud of it

Dear Josie, Six years old, hard for this grandmother to believe. It seems like just yesterday that I drove up to North Carolina and was part of your welcoming party. Sweet baby then and sweet but feisty girl now. A mermaid birthday party. What a great idea. I know that you love fairies and princesses. When you visit we love to go to the beach and pick up FROM shells but we THE have never seen a mer- PORCH maid. Your mom even Dickie made you an Anderson amazing skirt that looked like your bottom half was mermaid! You had to be careful not to trip on your tail. Lots of big birthdays this year. Your Dad will celebrate 40 and adamantly does not want any kind of party – themed or not. Your Nana is turning 70 and wants all the commo- tion that a big birthday prom- ises. It was fun helping you cel- ebrate. When the doorbell rang the day of your party more mermaids arrived to share your special day. The house was decorated with all kinds of sea things – dolphin balloons, sea stars and bright colored fish. Mothers and this grand- mother watched the bevy of mermaids giggle and share and play. The other mothers that joined us agreed that your mother is the best party giver. She always finds wonderful cre- ative ways to celebrate birth- days. We started with lunch sitting around the dining room table that was decorated with seashell plates and bright balloons in ocean col- ors. Each young mermaid was served a sandwich that looked like a crab. A croissant with sandwich makings inside was decorated with strawber- ry claws and cream cheese eyes. There was ocean blue Jell-o, of course. Too much fun. We all participated in activities. First we made clothespin mermaid dolls. Pink, red and yellow hair, green mermaid tails and we added our own details. Then we decorated flower- Government Day pots and each mermaid got to take home a decorated pot Nassau County officials hosted the inaugural and a package of seeds to Government Day at the Yulee Sports Complex April plant. 19 featuring a charity softball game between the Josie, sharing your birth- Property Appraiser’s Office and Tax Collector’s day made me remember Office that raised $1,600 for beneficiaries that birthdays of long ago. Our included Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, birthday parties were not James Page Scholarship Fund, United Way and girly, they were all boy. Katie Ride for Life. About 250 people attended the Miniature golf was a favorite event, which included an Easter egg hunt, bounce of your Dad’s. One time houses and many other family activities. we had a magician come State Sen. Aaron Bean emceed; Sheriff Bill and that was a great hit. Leeper was plate umpire, County Commissioners Maybe the most unusual and Pat Edwards, Barry Holloway and Steve Kelley field memorable was the party umpires; Supervisor of Elections Vicki Cannon was where the guest of honor was scorekeeper; and Commissioner Junior Boatright a boa constrictor. It seems and Judge Robert Foster offered commentary. Bat like we had more than one boy for the Tax Collector’s team was County party at a pizza place where Manager Ted Selby and bat girl for the Property all the employees came danc- Appraiser’s side was Assistant County Manager ing out and sang Happy Shanea Jones. Birthday. Childen enjoyed an Easter egg hunt hosted by Six is so grown up. School Board members Donna Martin, Gail Cook We had a chance for a grand- and Kathy Burns. Nassau County Fire & Rescue had mother to granddaughter a rescue unit, engine and ladder truck on display talk and exploring what you while the Sheriff’s Office displyed its boat. County want to “be.” First a scientist. Attorney David Hallman gave the prayer, Judge You always are looking Wesley Poole led The Pledge of Allegiance and for creatures and are Amber Delacruz performed the National Anthem. fascinated with all growing Despite rain and a muddy field, Property things. Then we talked Appraiser Mike Hickox, batting at top, and his team about what a good artist prevailed 9-8, offsetting a home run by Tax you are so you could be an Collector John Drew, left. artist too. You like your dance The winning team included Jackie Wagner, class and might also be an Veronica Garrett and Katie Watson, top left, Richard entertainer. Well, why not do Koch, Jason Gregory and Kisha Smith, top right. it all? Above left, Chief Deputy Kevin Lilly and Justin How special sharing your Taylor with Shanea Jones and Junior Boatright. special day. So proud. Above, managers Drew and Hickox. Love Nana SUBMITTED PHOTOS

CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 AROUND TOWN News-Leader 7B

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Grant is a handsome older kitten who has silvery gray and white fur with tuxedo markings, four white paws, white whiskers and a pink nose. He’s a “typical teenage cat” with loads of energy and likes to include all the cats at the cattery with his playful- ness. Grant would be a great addition to an active house- hold with older children. You can make a difference in the life of an animal in need. Read more about our cats patiently waiting for their new lives on our website www.catsangels. com. Cats Angels Thrift monies. The revenue to sup- Store/Adoption Center at 709 port our programs is gained S. Eighth St. is open Monday through fundraising, dona- through Saturday from 11 tions and sales from our Thrift a.m. until 5 p.m. or you can Store. Read more about our call 321-2267. Spay/Neuter, TNR and The Thrift Store at Cats Adoption Programs at Angels needs your generous www.catsangels.com. donations. We accept all items Call Cats Angels at 321- in clean working condition 2267 for information or help except older model TV’s, com- with feral/community cats. puters or clothing. The cats You can be the solution to the SUBMITTED will appreciate dry cat food homeless animal population. Biomet Microfixation, Inc., a global leader in the manufacture of orthopedic and biotechnology products, located and litter donations. Recycle Have you had your pets on Jacksonville’s Northside, presents a check for $5,700 to Barnabas Center’s Executive Director Wanda Lanier bins for aluminum and cat spayed or neutered yet? Free in support of its building campaign fund. Each year Biomet employees raise money for two local charities whose food cans are located at the spay/neuter service is avail- efforts they support. This is the fifth consecutive year that Biomet employees have chosen Barnabas to receive back of our parking lot. Save able to all Nassau County resi- funds. Pictured with Lanier, from left, are Biomet employees Gary Blackall, Lorie Toomey, Heather Rash and the date of Saturday, May 17 dents and there is free trans- Cathy Loin. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for our port from Yulee and Callahan. big garage sale. Cats Angels is Call First Coast No More an all-volunteer organization Homeless Pets at (904) 425- LITERARY LEANINGS and receives no government 0005 to make an appointment. NASSAU HUMANE SOCIETY Library hours The Fernandina Beach Ophelia is a real beauty, branch library will observe inside and out! She’s a gor- the following hours during geous terrier mix who’s accus- the Shrimp Festival: Thurs- tomed to living in a loving day, May 1, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. home, but unfortunately and closed on Friday, May 2 her owner had to move and and Saturday, May 3. The couldn’t take Ophelia along. book drops will remain open. She’s housetrained and knows The other branches will how to walk on a leash, and is be open regular hours. For very affectionate. She’s less questions or assistance, visit than 2 years old, medium- www.nassaureads.com or on sized and her owner took very Friday call the Callahan good care of her. Her blue and Branch, 879-3434 or the slightly brindle coat is soft and Hilliard Branch, 845-2495 and glistens in the sun, she’s on Saturday call the spayed and heartworm-nega- Bryceville Branch, 266-9813. tive and she’s ready to be your loving housedog starting FOL Book Club today. She lived with another Friends of the Library dog in the household but she Book Club will meet the sec- does like to be the “alpha” ond Thursday of each month dog, so if you have another at 7 p.m. n the parlor room of dog, please bring your pet St. Peter’s Epsicopal Church. over for a meet-and-greet (and Moderators are Norman and your family, too)! She’s young Marilyn Wesley. Reading and active, but after some play selections are: time she’s ready to be your May 8: Prayers for the ANGELA DAUGHTRY/NEWS-LEADER couch potato. Her owner left Stolen by Jennifer Clement. Nassau County Library Director Dawn Bostwick addresses the audience along with lots of information about her, June 12: The Ginseng Assistant Library Director Janet Loveless after accepting a proclamation naming and said she lived in the Hunter by Jeff Talerigo. April 2014 as Library Appreciation Month during the April 15 city commission house and had no destructive July 10: Dodsworth by meeting at City Hall. behaviors. Best of all, she has Sinclair Lewis. a smile that will warm your also on Facebook! Aug. 14: The Book Thief by heart every day! Please mark your calen- Markus Zusak. that love is everywhere.” She Directors for the coming that’s as explosive as it is Orsen is a very affection- dars now for a great event, our Sept. 11: Out Stealing retired several years ago and year will be elected and mem- timely, will be available at ate cat who wants to give all of second Taste & Toast, with Horses by Per Petterson. is now writing full-time. She bers will hear a review of the Books Plus on May 20 for his love to you! He’s also quite our special guest, TV person- Oct. 9: The Good Soldier published her 100th novel in 2014 festival. The newly elect- purchase and take to the beautiful with a soft, distinc- ality Nick Loren! Taste & by Ford Madox Ford. November. Jackson has ed board will meet immedi- event for signing. For infor- tive champagne coat and gor- Toast offers a scrumptious Nov. 13: Balzac and the received numerous national ately afterward and elect offi- mation call 261-0303. geous pastel-green eyes. Best array of specialties prepared Little Chinese Seamstress by literary awards, was a 2012 cers. The 2015 Amelia Island of all is his wonderful person- by chefs from more than a Daj Sijie and Ina Rilke. NAACP Image Award Nomi- Book Festival will be held Young writers ality! He’s a Domestic dozen local restaurants, Dec. 11: The Baby Boom nee for Outstanding Literary Feb. 19-21. The Nassau Youth Writers Shorthair mix, born in paired with a fine selection of by P.J. O’Rourke. Fiction for her book, A Silken Program meets the third January 2009. He’s medium- wine or beer that best accen- Jan. 8: The Round House Thread and was named Board meeting Tuesday of each month at sized and fully grown and tuates the flavor of each dish. by Louise Erdrich. Romance Writers of The Nassau County Books Plus, 1743-A S. Eighth already neutered. He arrived Between taste-size bites and Feb. 12: The Dinner by America’s Nora Roberts Library Advisory Board will Street. For more information at our shelter fairly recently sips, guests can enjoy live Herman Koch. Lifetime Achievement Award meet May 20 from 3-5 p.m. at contact nassauyouth but he has adjusted well to the music by Dan Voll and in 2012. the Bryceville branch library, [email protected]. cattery, and gets along with Michele, visit with furry ‘Love at High Noon’ Jackson formed the 7280 Motes Road, Bryceville. the other cats. He loves to friends from the shelter, The Friends of the Madaris Publishing Company The public is invited to Peck library cuddle and will lean in on you check out gift baskets to be Fernandina Beach Library and is working with her son attend. Persons with disabili- The Peck Center Library for affection, too. Orsen wants raffled and enjoy a live auc- present a “Love at High Gerald’s production company, ties requiring accommoda- on South 11th and Elm to be your best friend! tion. The Florida House Inn Noon” luncheon on May 9 at Five Alive Films to bring tions in order to participate streets is open to the public You can find information will be our host for this noon at Café Karibo featuring viewers romantic movies should contact the library at on Monday, Wednesday and on all of our adoptable dogs unique fundraiser again this New York Times and USA based on her award-winning 277-7365 or the Florida Relay Friday from 3-5 p.m. Drop by and cats on our website, year, Saturday, May 17 from 7- Today best-selling romance books. Warner Brothers Service at 1-800-955-8771, at and see all the books avail- NassauHumaneSociety.com, 9 p.m. All proceeds will bene- author Brenda Jackson. released her first movie, least five days in advance. able, for both children and and many of them have videos fit the Nassau Humane Tickets are $20 and available “Truly Everlasting,” which adults. Volunteers are there too. Our adoption center at Society. Tickets are $50 and at the Fernandina Beach she directed and is currently Berry to visit to help. For more information 671 Airport Road is open 11:30 may be purchased at the NHS Library on North Fourth working on a movie based on New York Times best-sell- call Mrs. Charles Albert at a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 11 Second Chance resale store, Street by May 5. her book, A Silken Thread. ing author Steve Berry will 261-4113. a.m.-4 p.m. Saturdays and 11 1002 South 14th St., the NHS After working 37 years Autographed books will be speak and sign copies of his a.m.-3 p.m. Sundays. You can Dog Park, 641 Airport Road, with State Farm in Jackson- available for purchase. newest book, The Lincoln Digital library call us at 321-1647 or email or online at Nassau ville and writing 67 books, an Myth, on June 9 from 6-7:30 The Nassau County [email protected]. We’re HumaneSociety.com. exclusive offer from Harle- Book fest meeting p.m. at the Golf Club of Library System offers audio- quin convinced Jackson to The annual meeting Amelia, sponsored by Books books, e-books and music for quit the firm. She was deter- of the Amelia Island Book Plus. The book, a Cotton download from the library’s mined to write novels that are Festival Membership will be Malone adventure involving a website by card-holders with FARMERS MARKET multicultural romances, fea- held on May 14 at 4 p.m. at flaw in the U.S. Constitution, a fine-free record. For infor- turing African-American char- the Peck Center, 516 South a mystery about Abraham mation visit www.nassau The Amelia Farmers finest, freshest ingredients. acters that “convey the belief 10th St., Fernandina Beach. Lincoln and a political issue reads.lib.overdrive.com. Market will be open for busi- Entrees change weekly and ness this Saturday, May 3, includes items such as espres- from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Spa & so crusted pork tenderloin, Shops of Omni Amelia Island grilled salmon with mango Plantation. chutney and southern shrimp PET PROJECTS Devi’s Indian Cuisine, one and creamy grits. Fresh from of the newest vendors at the the oven every Saturday are Taste & Toast mal rescue and adoption shelter on Free spay/neuters market, offers an array of Spouse’s popular fruit pastries, Amelia Island. authentic Indian food, includ- cinnamon buns, fruit-filled The Nassau Humane Society’s Free spay/neuter surgeries are avail- ing dhal-puri, dhokla and cobblers, mini-pies, muffins, “Taste and Toast” event will be held Brick drive able through a PetSmart Charities grant Garlic Naan, a leavened type of sliced multi-grain and sour- May 17 from 7-9 p.m. in the courtyard of Nassau Humane Society, 671 Airport for all owned dogs, cats and feral cats in bread similar to a flatbread, dough bread, focaccias and the Florida House Inn, 22 S. Third St. Road, Fernandina Beach, is holding a Nassau County. The only fee is if your and reat for making sandwich- meat pies. Jon of Meteor Tickets are $50 and available at fundraiser to complete its new shelter. pet does not have a current license tag, es, flatbread pizzas or for dip- Street offers a variety of local, www.nassauhumanesociety.com, the Donate $100 for an engraved brick as a which is $10. Call First Coast No More ping in olive oil. Devi’s also organic produce and organic Second Chance Store on South 14th gift or as an honorarium or memorial for Homeless Pets at (904) 425-0005 to offers hard to find produce herb plants that can be pur- Street and at the NHS Dog Park on a beloved pet, friend or family member. make an appointment. All cats will have such as Mung Bean sprouts. chased by the whole plant or Airport Road. For information contact All funds will help to build the new shel- a spay/neuter surgery and rabies shot. Also at the market he can cut off the pieces that Kelly Monti at volunteer@nassauhu- ter. The goal is 100 bricks by June 20 – Feral cats (arriving in a humane trap) Saturday will be Goodness you would like. Also available manesociety.com or call 491-1511. 100 bricks in 100 days. For details visit will also receive an FVRCP shot. Pet Snow’s Chocolates, which are his organic, herbal teas Nassau Humane Society is partner- NassauHumaneSociety.com. cats can receive an FVRCP and makes all their products from and other organic dry goods. ing with more than 15 local restaurants flea/worming treatment for $5 each. If scratch using the freshest It’s still spring and Robert at for this fundraiser that pairs food with a Balls needed you need a trap, assistance with feral Belgian cocoa beans available. Ever Blooming Gardens still fine selection of wine or beer. Chefs Summer is almost here, and the dogs cats or add-ons for pet cats, call Cats Their product line ranges from has all kinds of beautiful, flow- from each establishment will prepare an at RAIN Humane Society are looking Angels at 321-2267. chocolate-dipped seasonal ering plants and shrubs that item off their menu and pair it with a forward to long extended play with their Free transport is offered from Petco fruit to their decadent truffles are now in bloom. Robert can wine or beer. In an adjoining courtyard tennis balls. RAIN thanks everyone who on A1A in Yulee Wednesdays at 7 a.m. that come in all types of delec- also deliver and plant all your guests can visit with furry friends from donated tennis balls to the dogs over and from Callahan Tuesdays at 7 a.m. at table flavors. Another can’t- purchases upon request. the shelter. Special guest Nick Loren the past couple of years and invites you Walgreens, corner of A1A and US 301. miss stop is Bottega by Liz To sign up for the email will host a live auction of gift baskets to keep them coming. Drop your used Call (904) 425-0005 to reserve a spot Grenamyer. Pick up entrees newsletter, go to www.amelia- and Dan Voll and Michele will provide tennis balls off at the RAIN Thrift Shop and for instructions on preparing your and side dishes that just need farmersmarket.com. Call 491- music. in the Harris Teeter shopping center animal for surgery, post-op care and to be put into the oven or 4872 or visit www.amelia All funds raised will support the ani- Tuesday-Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. return pick-up times. microwave are made with the farmersmarket.com.

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8B WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 AROUND TOWN News-Leader PEOPLE &PLACES Wild Nite for ‘Saving Manatees’ The ninth and final Wild Nite of the Wild Amelia Festival SPECIAL EVENTS chase tickets at ameliariver- 2014 Festival series will feature the topic of “Saving Manatees.” cruises.com for the 7 p.m. twi- The program will begin at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 13, and will be held at the Peck Center auditorium at 516 S. 10th St. The pro- Shrimp Festival light BYOB cruise. Tickets are $28 per person. The Saturday gram is free and open to the public. The 51st annual Isle of event is a full dinner with a DJ Guest speakers will be Craig Miller, curator of mammals at Eight Flags Shrimp Festival, and dancing at The Woman’s the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, and Nadia Gordon, marine May 2-4 in downtown Club. Tickets are $60 per per- mammal research biologist for the Florida Wildlife Conservation Fernandina Beach, kicks off son until June 1. Please mail Commission,. Thursday, May 1, at 6 p.m. deposits of $25 per person Since 2006, the Jacksonville Zoo’s Marine Mammal Response with the pre-festival Pirate made payable to FBHS Class Team has been collaborating with and assisting the Florida Fish Parade downtown. The mer- of 1984 to Teresa Wilson, P.O. and Wildlife Conservation commission to rescue manatees. chants’ sidewalk sale is 10 Box 16913, Fernandina Now, the zoo is about to build a manatee critical care and reha- a.m.-6 p.m. May 2, followed by Beach, FL 32035. bilitation facility. At this Wild Nite, learn about this new facili- the opening ceremonies, the • • • ty, which will provide increased capacity for manatee care in Miss Shrimp Festival Pageant, The Fernandina Beach Florida and will enable the FWC’s northeast region to operate food booths, kids fun zone and High School Class of 1979 will more effectively; and hear stories of manatee rescues and fireworks at the riverfront. hold its 35th reunion June 27- research. SUBMITTED Craig Miller, curator of mammals at the Jacksonville Festival hours are May 3, 9 29, with the theme: Pirates Miller has been with the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens since Zoo and Gardens, and Nadia Gordon, marine mam- a.m.-6 p.m. (food booths open Midsummer Dream. Cost is 1992 and established the Marine Mammal Response Team in mal research biologist for the Florida Wildlife until 7 p.m.) and Sunday, May $25 per person and $40 per July 2006. Gordon has been with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, will talk at Wild Nite. 4, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. For the list of couple. Additional details will Conservation Commission since 2010 and had worked for the contests and entertainment, soon be available. Send zoo for six years before that, coordinating the response team visit www.shrimpfestival.com. check or money order to with Miller. The manatee is Wild Amelia’s featured “critter of the year,” Tuesday of each month and is only one of the year-round edu- Day of Prayer Class of 1979 35th year Reunion, P.O. Box 16234, selected in part because of the devastating mortality which cational efforts of Wild Amelia, whose mission is to protect the The local observance of the Fernandina Beach, FL 32035. plagued Florida manatees in 2013. Over 800 manatees suc- wildlife and wild places of Amelia Island through education. For cumbed to red tide, brown tide, boat strikes and cold shock last more information on Wild Amelia, visit www.wildamelia.com or 63rd annual National Day of Bingo Thursdays Prayer will be held Thursday, year. Yet Miller and Gordon will offer some good news about the Wild Amelia Facebook page. The 8th annual Wild Amelia May 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the The public is invited to play the manatee’s future at this upcoming Wild Nite. Nature Festival will be held from May 16-18. Registration for Journey Church, 95707 Amelia bingo every Thursday at the The Wild Nites nature forum series is held on the second ecotours and nature photography classes is ongoing. Concourse. Legion, 626 S. Third St., in the The 2014 theme is “One large smoke-free meeting hall. Voice – United in Prayer.” Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and Cote-Merow, computer coach, members in 2006 and has comersofameliaisland.com. tinal toxemia, Candida and Keynote speaker for the local early bird games start at 6:05 is the instructor. She has grown to 47 voices. Their mis- Ag Extravaganza parasites can lead to chronic observance will be Dr. Frank p.m., with regular play begin- been teaching private and sion is to bring music and disease. Wright, CEO of the National ning promptly at 6:30 p.m. group computer lessons on pleasure to the hearts of those All third graders are invited Learn how lifestyle Religious Broadcasters. The bingo session is nine Amelia Island for 10 years. they encounter. A reception to the annual Agriculture changes, nutritional modifica- Chamber Music Fest games for $20, with multiple The cost of each session is a will follow. Extravaganza May 8-9 from tions and intestinal cleansing jackpots paid out. donation of $10 to Council on Admission is free. Dona- 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at the can lead to weight loss, The Amelia Island For questions email Aging, a 501.c3 not-for-profit tions will be accepted for the Northeast Florida Fairgrounds increased energy, mental clar- Chamber Music Festival May [email protected]. charity. Call Jan at 583-2870 Nassau Humane Society in Callahan. This field trip ity and vibrant health. Call 2 to June 1 will showcase Legion dinners for dates and registration building fund. New Vision is opportunity teaches youth 277-3158 or visit www.nas- world-renowned artists per- information. located at 96072 Chester about agriculture through sauhealthfoods.net. forming a variety of music The American Legion Post NEXT WEEK Road in Yulee. Visit www. hands-on experiences. From Fish-to-Table event styles in intimate and historic 54, corner of Third and Gum NewVisionCongregational chickens to peanuts, they will settings on Amelia Island. At streets in downtown Driving class Church.org. sample food, play games and The Omni Amelia Island the 2014 festival, guests can Fernandina Beach, holds a Fort Clinch walk engage in hands-on learning. Plantation is hosting six expect the unexpected with a steak night the third Saturday An AARP Driver Safety To register or learn more call renowned chefs to participate lineup that includes Anne of each month from 5-7 p.m. Program will be held May 5-6 Walkin’ Fort Clinch is the Nassau County Extension in a culinary challenge event Akiko Meyers, the Linden Donation is $12 for a steak at St. Peter’s Episcopal scheduled at 5 p.m. Tuesday. Service at (904) 879-1019. benefiting the James Beard String Quartet, members of the cooked to order, potato, corn Church, 801 Atlantic Ave., Meet in the parking lot at the The fee is $7. Foundation. The chefs will Guarneri String Quartet, Sarah on the cob, roll and a salad. Fernandina Beach. Class will fort. There is a $6 per vehicle Divas Day Out compete in a three-prong Charness and her hot-pink vio- Call 261-7900 for information. begin at 8:45 a.m. Call 261- parking fee ($4 single occu- challenge: catch the fish dur- lin and more. Known for a The American Legion 4293 to register. Class size is pant). For information and to The third annual Divas Day ing a fishing excursion, cook repertoire that ranges from Auxiliary holds a dinner the limited. RSVP, contact Jane Bailey at Out to benefit the Amelia the fish for guests who will Monteverdi to Radiohead, second Saturday of each Songspinners concert 261-9884 or dnjbailey@mind- Island nonprofit Girl Power 2 vote on their favorite dishes at Brooklyn Rider will also per- month at the Post. Donation is spring.com. Cure will be held May 10 from the evening event and finally form a newly commissioned $8 for a pork loin dinner with New Vision Congregational Brown Bag Lunch 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the divide into two teams and work. For tickets and informa- two vegetable sides and Church will host the Atlantic Avenue Recreation receive a mystery ingredient tion, call 261-1779 or visit bread. Call 261-7900 for infor- Songspinners on May 5 at 7 The Amelia Island Center auditorium, 2500 to cook with during the event. www.aicmf.com. mation. p.m. The concert will feature Museum of History, 233 S. Atlantic Ave. Admission is a The winning team will be Laptop class selections including the show Third St., invites you to its $3 donation per person; kids 6 determined by a ballot vote. THIS WEEK tunes Razzle Dazzle from next Brown Bag Lunch on and under admitted free. The event will be held May 17 A Beginner Laptop “Chicago” and As Time Goes May 7 at noon. Nancy Enjoy 30 vendor booths, from 6-9 p.m. For additional The FBHS Class of 1984 Workshop will be held in May By from “Casablanca,” an Dickson will discuss the entertainment including adults’ information, contact Alayna will hold its 30-year class at the Council On Aging East upbeat gospel version of Civilian Conservation Corp and kids’ fashion shows, fit- Oram at (904) 432-1470. reunion on June 20 and 21. Nassau, 1367 South 18th St., Music Down in My Soul, a (CCC) on Amelia Island. Part ness demos, a makeover Dine on Wild Side The Friday night event is a Fernandina Beach for people medley of Irish blessings, of FDR’s New Deal, the CCC reveal, self-defense demon- two-hour sunset cruise on interested in learning the Summertime and others. was a public relief program strations and dances. Kids’ The Humane Association Amelia River Cruises. Pur- basics of their computers. Jan The Songspinners is a vol- from 1933-42 that provided events include a “Diva Dress of Wildlife Care & Education unteer women’s choral group jobs for young men related to Up” booth, hair-styling and (HAWKE), a nonprofit charity open to any woman who the conservation and develop- makeup, cupcake decorating, that rescues and rehabilitates loves to sing. The group, ment of natural resources in free tennis clinic, a Mother’s orphaned wild birds, mam- under the direction of Jane rural lands owned by federal, Day craft and more. mals and reptiles, will hold its Lindberg, began with 20 state and local governments – A portion of every pur- 20th annual “Dine on the Wild like the restoration of Fort chase supports Girl Power 2 Side” fundraising dinner at Clinch. This program is free Cure’s mission to bring an end The St. Augustine Alligator PUZZLE 04.23 and open to the public. to Rett Syndrome, the most Farm on May 17. The event Contact Gray at 261-7378, severe form of autism. Visit features an open house from ext. 102, or gray@ameliamu- Mamamelia.com or email 5-9 p.m. Composer Jamie seum.org. Tiffany Wilson at info@mama DeFrates will provide musical Newcomers coffee melia.com. Visit www.girl entertainment. power2cure.org. Dinner is 6-7:30 p.m. and The Newcomers Club of COMING UP includes barbecue chicken Amelia Island will host its and vegetarian options. monthly coffee on May 8. Guest artist Advance tickets are $45 for Women interested in joining ages 12 and up or $30 for the club and who reside in The Plantation Artists’ kids 5 to 11. Admission for Nassau County (no matter Guild and Gallery will feature ages 4 and under is free if how long they have lived the works of guest artist they share an adult’s meal. here) are welcome. For infor- Susan Hitchcock. The exhibi- Send a check and a self- mation contact Lucy Bryan at tion of Hitchcock’s paintings addressed stamped envelope (904) 430-0119 or Lcybryn@ runs from May 11 through to HAWKE, P.O. Box 188, sonic.net, or visit www.new June 14. On Friday, May 23, Elkton, FL 32033 (indicate from 5:30-8 p.m., the gallery “veggie” or “BBQ”). A limited will host a reception marking number of $50 tickets will be the opening of a new collec- available at the door. tion of works by its member Purchase tickets online until artists, which will include May 15 at www.hawkewil- Hitchcock’s watercolors. A dlife.org. Call (904) 692-1777. Fernandina Beach resident, ONGOING Hitchcock’s watercolors cele- brate the beautiful native and Just Friends migratory birds that inhabit Florida’s coastal waters and The Just Friends Single marshes. The gallery is locat- Society meets once a month ed in The Spa and Shops at for dinner. If you are single WORLD WAR II 47. Comedy 20. Damp Omni Amelia Island and over the age of 55, call Central’s “____.O” 22. Operations, as in Plantation. 321-1116 to join. It’s free to ACROSS 48. One of the military ‘Oliver!’ register. 1. Low life? founders of 24. Hang up the Meditation group 6. Hot springs scholasticism phone “Oliver!” tickets are on sale 9. Nerd 50. Box office failure, 25. at Fernandina Beach Middle The Amelia Insight sitting 13. _____ e.g. *Churchill/Roosev School in the main office and group (Sangha) meets every International 52. One of Five Ws elt/Stalin meeting Airport, 53. Bread portion site at Amelia Awards, 817 S. Tuesday at the Dome Healing Kyrgyzstan 55. Corn spot 26. Bedazzle Eighth St. Cost is $15 for Center from 7:30 to 9:15 p.m. 14. *It ended in 1945 57. Entertain, as in 27. New Zealand adults and $10 for students. They start with a reading and 15. *Peninsula, loca- idea parrots Performances are May 15, 16 discussion of a variety of tion of El Shatt 61. *WW II conse- 29. Type of sign and 17 at 7:30 p.m. and material related to the practice WWII refugee quence 31. Boors lack this Sunday, May 18, at 2 p.m. and philosophy of Insight camps 65. Love intensely 32. In no manner With a community cast of over Medita-tion and mindfulness, 16. March celebrants 66. Snake-like fish 33. American 140 from ages 6-65, perform- followed by a 45 minute sitting 17. “Much ___ About 68. Open-mouthed Mennonite ances will sell out fast. This (30 plus 15 minutes). Anyone Nothing” 69. *He defeated 34. *Like France 18. Bond Max Schmeling under PÈtain production will benefit interested in meditation is 19. *Russian sol- before enlisting 36. Eight furlongs Communities in Schools of invited to attend. Go to ameli- diers, en masse 70. In the past 38. Involving two Nassau County. ainsight. org or call 261-9143. 21. *Ribbentrop’s co- 71. In the buff parts Health lecture Gerri’s Corner signer 72. Formerly 42. Selfie 23. ___-tzu 73. Rin tin tin, e.g 45. *Axis opponents Certified nutritionist Julia Gerri’s Corner of Comfort, 24. Absorbed 74. Done for success 49. “Word” in French McRae will present a free lec- a nonprofit resource center for 25. “Yakety ___” DOWN 51. *Germany’s inva- ture on “Digestive Health and women with cancer, answers 28. Short skirt 1. Gulf V.I.P. sion target Detoxification” on May 15 questions in a confidential set- 30. Geo-spacial posi- 2. Filly’s mother 54. Beforehand tioning system, for 3. Blyton or Bagnold 56. J. _____ Hoover Fill in the squares so from 7-8:30 p.m. at Nassau ting, provides support group short 4. Primary 57. Tall one is a lie that each row, column Health Foods, 833 TJ information, brochures, refer- 35. Genesis man 5. Hindu retreat 58. Carbon monox- Courson Road. ence materials, a lending 37. Cell phone button 6. Go to and fro ide lacks this and 3-by-3 box Intestinal permeability library and more through 39. Wynonna Judd’s 7. Mouse turf 59. Y’all contain the numbers (leaky gut) is being linked to trained volunteers. It offers mother 8. Enophile’s sensory 60. Court order many chronic diseases such stylish head coverings, hair- 40. Mischievous concern 61. Heidi’s shoe 1 through 9. Solution as arthritis, diabetes, Crohn’s pieces, sleep caps, chemo Scandinavian god 9. Drunkard 62. Boat track will appear in the disease, irritable bowl syn- bags with necessities and 41. Dress up or deck 10. “Get __ __!” 63. “Planet of the drome, chronic fatigue, comfort pillows free of charge. out 11. *Post WWII mili- ____” Friday B-section. 43. Elegant and styl- tary alliance 64. Co-written, pro- fibromyalgia, food allergies, Open Monday-Friday from ish 12. *Battle of ____, duced and direct- Friday, March 25 liver inflammation and auto- noon to 4 p.m. in Maxwell Hall 44. ___-__-la encirclement of ed by Warren Solution immune diseases. at Memorial United Methodist 46. Russell Crowe’s Russian troops Beatty McRae also will discuss Church on North Sixth Street. 2014 role 15. Arabic ruler 67. Bigheadedness how impaired digestion, intes- Call 277-0099.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS 201 Help Wanted 201 Help Wanted May 2014 REAL ESTATE SHOWCASE PAGE 9 COMPUTER TECH - Busy Computer MECHANIC NEEDED - Must be 102 Lost & Found Service Company is looking for a experienced. Apply in person at special computer technician to perform Buddy’s Automotive, 850843 US 17 “Think I’ll let that native land agent be my guide.” If You Have Lost Your Pet - please duties inside our office and on site at South, Yulee. customer locations, residential and check the Nassau Humane Society WANTED: P/T Housekeeper & P/T facility located at 671 Airport Rd. next commercial. The most important qualities are technical aptitude, friendly Breakfast Cook. Apply in person at REAL ESTATE, INC. to the airport (904)321-1647 & the Seaside Amelia Inn, 2900 Atlantic Ave. Nassau County Animal Shelter, 86078 and professional demeanor, reliability LASSERRE License Rd. in Yulee next to the drivers and punctuality, willingness to learn NEEDED IMMEDIATELY - Landscape 3028 S. 8th St./A1A, Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 license building (904)491-7440. and take direction, and a great work /Irrigation Technician. Must be ethic. Our marketing area is Amelia experienced. This position requires a www.lasserrerealestate.com [email protected] 904-261-4066 REWARD: LOST MALE RED CHOW Island, Fernandina Beach and our minimum 3 years clean driving record, CHOW - Last seen Oct. 2010. Answers office is located on the south end. and applicant must be drug-free. to “Prince Chang”. Needs medication. Email your resume to Qualified applicants please call [email protected]. D Reward. Call (904)225-9940. (904)261-5040 or apply in person at: CE 474431 E. State Road 200, Fernandina. DU PART-TIME HOUSEKEEPING IN- RE 104 Personals SPECTOR - Weekends required. Apply THE HAMPTON INN AND SUITES in person at Summer Beach Resort. Downtown Fernandina DEVOTED, Affectionate Profession- (904) 277-0905. is hiring for housekeepers. The suc- al Couple - will help you, uncon- cessful candidate will possess strong ditionally love. Hands on with your EXPERIENCED OTR FLATBED DRIV- work ethic, and excellent guest service baby. Maintain contact. Allowed exp- ERS - earn 50 up to 55 cpm loaded. skills. Experience is preferred but not LOTS AT LIGHTHOUSE CIRCLE 96106 WADES PLACE 1515 S. FLETCHER AVENUE necessary. Must be able to work enses paid. Doug & Liz (866)777-9344. $1000 sign on to qualified drivers. Awesome view of Egan’s Creek & Fort Clinch Formerly the Down Under Restaurant, one of Nice 3BR/2BA Ocean View home, observa- Home most weekends. (843)266-3731 weekends and holidays. Applications Susan Stockman-FL#0342521. ANF St Park. Single family estate lot adjacent to Fernandina's landmark restaurants on deep tion deck, wet bar, central atrium, and beach / www.bulldoghiway.com. EOE. ANF can be obtained at the Hotel. No phone calls please. historic landmark Amelia Island Lighthouse. water w/ dock & small craft launch. Tons of access across the street make this a home for PART-TIME HELP WANTED - 15-20 370+/- ft on Navigable side of Egan’s Creek potential for this truly one-of-a-kind property entertaining! Stucco exterior, side entry 105 Public Notice hours per week. Computer skills a DRIVERS: $5,000 Sign-On Bonus! and is one of the highest elevations on the east with endless possibilities. Also includes large garage, and unopened street on south side of must. Pick up application at The UPS Great Pay! Consistent Freight, Great coast. deck,"party" shed, 3 apartments and office/mgr lot are other features of this home. ANYONE KNOWING THE Store, 1417 Sadler Rd. or email res- Miles on this Regional Account. Werner space. Must see to appreciate! WHEREABOUTS of Ashley Rene ume to [email protected]. Enterprises: 1-855-515-8447 PROPERTY SOLD AS IS $650,000. Moore, please contact M. Montalbano, $850,000 MLS# 37069 $595,000 MLS#60398 No phone calls please. MLS#61913 Atty., (985) 789-1045. NEW WOMEN’S BOUTIQUE - at Omni Plantation accepting applications for associate rep manager/employees. Must have sales ALL REAL ESTATE Advertised SUMMER WORK exp. and work some weekends. Email Herein - is subject to the Federal GREAT PAY! resume to: [email protected]. Fair Housing Act, which makes it Immed FT/PT openings, illegal to advertise any prefer- customer sales/svc, will train, ASSISTANT - to long term rental ence, limitation, or discrimination conditions apply, all ages 17+, manager for a real estate company. based on race, color, religion, sex, Call ASAP! (904)849-3641 Experience preferred. Also, seasonal handicap, familial status or Laundry Attendant. Email resume to: national origin, or the intention to 8 STYLISTS NEEDED at Great Clips [email protected] 84016 ST. PAUL BLVD SOUTH FLETCHER AVENUE CUSTOMIZED 3BR/2BA make any such preference, Salon - Pay hourly plus. Call (904) in Lofton Oaks on large corner lot with fenced Pristine 75' Oceanfront lot on Amelia Island. Customized 3 Br with a office/study, Split Bedroom, ISLAND HAIR COMPANY - Positions has transom windows for natural light in hallway, tint- limitation or discrimination. 514-1796 or email bonnieshaw77@ in back yard. There is additional parking in the Your chance to own one of the few remaining gmail.com for further info. available for Nail Tech & Hair Stylist. ed windows in kitchen dining, custom built in shelving back yard with parking pad and gated access to Oceanfront lots available on Amelia Island. Granite Countertops. Garage is heated & cooled, locat- The News-Leader will not Call Phyllis at 753-0363 or Margie at rear yard. Master bedroom has oversized walk- Buy now for either investment or to build. ed on thesouth end of Amelia Island, home in Golfside knowingly accept any advertising FULL TIME POSITION - Warehouse. 583-3336. South with a Championship golf course short walk to for real estate which is in violation Part-Time Position - Administrative. in shower and a large walk-in closet. beachs, with community pool. Pool and beach access NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE MARKET- of the law. All persons are hereby [email protected]. Resume forGolfside is located on Ritz side of road. Whole ING FIRM - looking to fill 2 positions informed that all dwellings preferred. house wired for security system. in local office located on Amelia Island. $127,000 MLS#59700 $525,000 MLS#56671 advertised are available on an $459,000 MLS#59070 equal opportunity basis. 1.) Full Time Regional Sales Position - HELP WANTED - Experienced Position responsible for sale of direct carpenters and helpers. Call (904)753- mail to automobile dealerships If you believe that you may have 3743. been discriminated against in throughout the continental U.S. Office connection with the sale, rental or hours are 9-5, M-F. Ideal candidate is NOW HIRING CNA’S & HHA’s - for a self starter with an upbeat and financing of housing, call the assignment in Nassau County. Call United States Department of positive attitude. Strong customer Comforcare Senior Services (904)232- service, Internet sales or direct mail Housing and Urban Development 4407. - HUD - 1(800)669-9777, or for sales experience a plus. Candidate must have basic computer skills, be the hearing impaired 1(800)927- FULL TIME OPPORTUNITY - for 9275. self motivated and able to work in a upbeat customer service driven very fast paced environment. 2.) Part- 86088 RHOERLAN PLACE HISTORIC DISTRICT 86036 GRAHAM COURT individual with retail experience, Time Data Entry Position, 12-15 hours This 2784 appox. sq. ft. vintage home has Lovely well maintained 3br/2ba split floor plan home natural foods knowledge, and a passion Large undeveloped parcel on Lofton Creek, in Page Hill. Excellent location to schools and shop- per week. Candidate must be able to been modified into 4 apartments.The largest ping, with easy travel to U.S. 17, A1A and close to for healthy living. Competitive Pay & type 70 words per minute and have Feasibility study done in 2012shows 15 lots, apartment has a fireplace, hardwood floors, I-95. French doors section off the office and dining Excellent Benefits package. Send some basic knowledge of Apple IMAC rooms at the frontof the house, the kitchen flows into 107 Special Occasion 7 on the creek is on file in our office. eat-in kitchen and has been well maintained. resume to: [email protected] computer, and Excel, email marketing a Rent all units or live in one and rent the oth- the living area separated by a counter. The porch on the back is screened-in leading to the fenced back yard. or fax to (904)277-4107. Applications plus. Office. No travel required. ers out. The property consists of 3-1br/1ba & MAY 8TH GNCCC “LUNCH & LEARN” also available at Nassau Health Foods. Thelot is almost an acre as the land extends beyond the * Pig BBQ * Callahan * Noon * $15 * Complete job description and compen- 1-2br/1ba. fence. NAC DAC (Nassau Alcohol Crime Drug sation will be discussed dur- $540,000 MLS#60872 $302,000 MLS#53575 $190,000 MLS#61971 Abatement Coalition) Speakers: Kerrie EPISCOPAL CHILDREN’S SERV- ing interview. Please submit resume Albert and Jason Lynch * Everyone ICES - is hiring a Full-time Lead to [email protected] LOTS Welcome! Teacher at our Head Start Center in Fernandina Beach. AA degree in ECE RACHAEL AVENUE 75’x100’ lot $130,000 AWESOME VIEW of Egan’s Creek & Ft. Clinch State Park, single is required but BA degree in Early WE HIRE TOP Childhood Education is strongly family estate lot adjacent to historic landmark Amelia Island EMPLOYMENT 2.66 ACRE LOT in Nassauville, undeveloped and ready to build. preferred. $17/hr with benefits for NOTCH PEOPLE! Lighthouse. 370+/- ft. on navigable Egans Creek. One of the highest BA in ECE. Fax or email resume to Deeded Access to Rainbow Acres Boat Ramp and short distance from elevations on the east coast. Possible oceanview and/or view of down- 726-1520 or [email protected]. APPLY TODAY: 201 Help Wanted www.satillatemps.com new county boat ramp. $149,000 MLS #57615 town Fernandina Beach. Tree/top/boundary survey on file $850,000 AUTO TECHNICIAN - Experienced MLS#37069 THE GOLF CLUB OF AMELIA ISLAND Auto Techs needed. Multiple openings OR CALL Stephanie, Kim, or Mary COMMERCIAL LOT 851018 US Why 17 (zoned CG) that has 100' - is looking for qualified food & for brake & suspension tech, diagnostic Ocean front 75 ft lot $525,000 MLS 56671 beverage servers and a seasonal cook. tech and lube & tire tech. Competitive 904-261-5004 Frontage on US Highway 17. It does have a 30X20 Block Building Please apply at Clubhouse, 4700 compensation & benefits package. Fax DESIRABLE 1 ACRE Lot on the South End of the Island, Beautiful Amelia Island Pkwy. (904)277-8015 divided into 3 separate bays with roll up doors; which need work. Take resume to (904)277-7962 or apply in trees and Estate sized lot make this a difficult to find property on DENTAL HYGIENIST - A friendly local person at 1852 Sadler Rd. down the building and build to suit or renovate the building to fit your Amelia, $250,000 for the Acre, or the corner 1/2 acre for $139,000 and family dental practice is looking for an BEACHSIDE MOTEL - now accepting energetic part-time dental hygienist. business. the inside 1/2 for $124,900. applications for part-time House- Florida RDH required. Send resume to: keepers. Must be able to work week- [email protected] or ends. Apply at Beachside Motel, 3172 Amelia Gentle Dentistry, 1699 S. 14th COMMERCIAL & DEVELOPMENT S. Fletcher Ave. St. #21, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 YULEE MINI WAREHOUSE Good opportunity to grow PRIME FRONTAGE ALONG US 17 just north of • SCANNING/DATA ENTRY FRONT DESK CLERK/BREAKFAST LANDSCAPE TECHNICIAN NEEDED - your own self storage facility and/or add new retail/office. A1A, High development area in the heart of Yulee. ATTENDANT/HOUSEKEEPERS in the Fernandina Beach and Callahan CLERK $295,000.Owner Financing Possible. Plans for an NEED-ED - Apply at Holiday Inn area. Must be technical oriented, able 570’ on U.S. 17, total 3.5 acres+/-. Warehouse on approx. Express, 76071 Sidney Pl. (904)849- to install, troubleshoot, and service • CUSTOMER SERVICE CLERK 11,00Ωs.f. Professional Office Building on file. 0200 sprinkler systems, water features, and 2 acres. $1,575,000 landscape lighting. Must be able to • PT TELLER-NASSAU 64 ACRES along Amelia Island Parkway for a explain the different elements to the RESIDENCE INN - Amelia Island - customer. Must be organized, able to • MARKETING ASST. RESIDENTIAL LOT 1323 Beech Street. 51 x 86 feet corner Master Planned Development Now hiring for the following positions: plan appointments and installations, Housekeeping, Front Desk, Food & • RECEPTIONIST lot at 14th street and Beech.

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LONG TERM RENTALS • 3BR/2BA home on Lofton Creek 2,600 sq.ft., dock, garage/workshop, large lot, gourmet kitchen, many other bonuses. $1,950/mo. Plus utili- ties. • 2491 Captain Hook Drive 3br 2ba $1,500 + utilities

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