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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014 /20 PAGES, 2 SECTIONS • fbnewsleader.com O SAY CAN YOU SEE New elementary school in Yulee

KATHIE COLGROVE the project could move forward soon to NCR Reporter allow the school to open as soon as May 2017. Board members met in the A new elementary school will open Bryceville Elementary School cafeto- in Yulee as early as 2017. rium with host Principal Amber The Nassau County School Board Nicholas-Bovinette. voted 3-0 Sept. 25 to approve negotia- Chairwoman Donna Martin and tions with architectural firm R. Dean school board member Amanda Young Scott, Architect, Inc. on the proposed were absent. Superintendent John Ruis $17 million building project. was also absent, with Assistant Super- Mittauer and Associates will enter intendent Ed Turvey Jr. filling in for negotiations with the school district him. regarding the entrance road onto the A start date for construction has school property. Facilities Director not been set. The nearly 27-acre school Kevin Burnette said Tuesday, pend- ing negotiations with the two firms, YULEE Continued on 3A First aid for Some of the more than 580 participants in the Ben Byrns Runway Rally on Saturday at mental health the city airport sing the nation- al anthem MARY MAGUIRE community room at the Fernandina before the News-Leader Beach police station. event, above. Earlier this year, Mays said the William Weaver, Almost 20 percent of Americans Fernandina Beach Police Department left, took first will have a mental disorder this year, sent dozens of officers through the place in the such as anxiety, depression, substance program. She said there are plans to Male Overall abuse, social anxiety, an eating disor- involve other first responders as well as competition. der, bipolar illness or schizophrenia. healthcare workers and educators. More photos, So says a 2007 Harvard study that “I’d love to get the Nassau County 12A. local counselors say still reflects the sheriff involved,” said Mays. PHOTOS BY ED HARDEE current situation. Though this latest group largely FOR THE NEWS-LEADER “Think about it, that is one in every included professionals from social serv- five people,” said Carrie Anderson ice agencies, including Barnabas Mays, a senior therapist for Starting Center and Ark of Nassau, the pro- Point Behavioral Healthcare, the non- gram also was open to the general pub- profit agency in Yulee. lic. “That’s a significant number.” A businessman from Amelia Island That’s why Mays and her Starting said he attended because he once expe- Point colleague Katrina Robinson rienced depression so severe that he Wheeler are teaching a training course considered suicide. in Mental Health First Aid. “I thought about how to do it and “Early intervention is important,” could never quite figure out the best said Mays. approach,” he said. The program includes a five-step He said it took six months and the plan to help people in mental distress right combination of medication to feel with a multi-level goal to preserve life, better. provide help, promote recovery and Instructors said older men and ado- provide comfort and support. lescent males are at the highest risk of Eleven people paid $50 to attend completing suicide (the instructor’s last week the eight-hour training pro- gram held over two afternoons in the MENTAL Continued on 4A Homeless students get help they need

MARY MAGUIRE Transition program through a grant News-Leader application process. Company officials said they liked the creative use of the Chachi Moses, 19, is a senior at school’s spending plan, which includes Fernandina Beach High School and taking homeless students on college is quarterback of the Pirate’s football tours. team. Last week he became a motiva- Angie McClellan came up with the tional speaker. idea and wrote the grant. She is the Moses lost his mother two years homeless liaison for the Nassau ago as well as his family home. He County School District. said he is determined to finish high “So many of these kids don’t get an school and head off to college in the opportunity to think about college let fall. His plan is to attend the University alone tour a campus as a high school of Florida and then build his career as student,” said McClellan before she a firefighter. stepped on the stage. “It’s eye-open- He shared his story with hundreds ing.” of Wells Faro employees from across McClellan reported to the crowd the state that were on Amelia Island to that 70,000 students in Florida are attend a company conference. homeless and 445 of them live in “I play football. I have for 14 years Nassau County. and I lost my biggest fan two years “A bigger portion of them are in ago. My mom. She taught me to keep Yulee and they are doubling up with pushing on,” said Moses. “I’m going to someone who has been kind enough do it.” to open their home.” The audience gave Moses a stand- She said it can be a difficult situa- ing ovation and executives gave him a tion for both sides and compared it to laptop computer to help him with his having a houseguest that never leaves. MARY MAGUIRE/NEWS-LEADER studies. “It’s fun for two or three days and FBHS student Chachi Moses speaks to Wells Fargo employees attending a conference on Amelia Island The bank recently donated $10,000 then real life sets in,” said McClellan. last week. The company donated $10,000 to the school district’s Students in Transition program. to Nassau County’s Students in [email protected]

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OBITUARIES WEEKLY UPDATE Gertrude H. Austin Baptist Church. Volunteers needed a prostate cancer educational ing breakfast options and She was preceded in death by her parents: support program, will meet Dick’s Wings will donate Gertrude H. “Trudy” Austin, 82, of Brennen and Maurine Browning Mann and two The Day Drop-in Center on Oct. 9 from 11:30 a.m.- lunch. Fernandina Beach, FL, passed away peacefully sisters: Celeste Martin & Julia Crawford. is looking for volunteers for 12:30 p.m. in the conference For information see Audrey on September 30, 2014 after a long battle with She is survived by her husband of 64 years: Tuesday and Wednesday room of Baptist Medical or Amanda at the gym, 474285 cancer. Rev. Bobby H. Richardson; three children: mornings. The center serves Center Nassau on 18th SR 200 in Yulee, at O’Neil Scott She was born Gertrude Helen Sowada on William Roger (Karen) Richardson, Kathy Ann people experiencing home- Street. To RSVP contact the Road. Call 432-8120. August 22, 1932 in Manhattan, (Del) Conner, Karen (Craig) Conner; seven lessness and those at high Ackerman Cancer Center at NY. In 1937 her family traveled to grandchildren: Corey Richardson, Ryan (Kim) risk of homelessness. The 277-2700. Music class Germany for an extended visit Richardson, Joyia Conner, Twain (Kristen) DDC provides showers and Amelia Community and were detained there until Conner, Jeremy (Andrea) Conner, Brenton laundry facilities, a mailing Teen mental health Theatre will hold a musical after WWII. The family returned (Victoria) Conner, Casey (Roger) Clark and 17 address, phone and comput- Starting Point Behavioral master class for youth ages to the U.S. in 1945 and settled in great-grandchildren. er use, help acquiring need- Healthcare is launching a 8-17 on Oct. 13 from 6-8 p.m. the small town of Marydel, MD. The family received friends on Thursday, ed documents and referral to new Youth Mental Health at 207 Cedar St. Kristin She was a member of the gradu- October 2 at the First Baptist Church of Hilliard local service providers. The First Aid program in Nassau Sakamoto, who directed the ating Class of 1951 from Greensboro High from 11:00 AM-1:00 PM. Funeral services were Coalition for the Homeless of County. The agency will train past two Broadway musical School, Greensboro, MD. After graduation, she held at 1:00 PM with Dr. Craig Conner and Dr. Nassau County operates the adults that interact with theater summer camps for married her husband, Richard C. Austin, and Dorman Landtroop officiating. Burial was in program that is located at teens to improve mental ACT, will be the instructor. they moved to Wyoming, DE, to start their fam- Oakwood Cemetery. the Fernandina Beach health literacy by helping There is no advance registra- ily. In 1976, the family moved to the Pocono Condolences may be expressed by signing the Church of Christ, the corner them identify, understand tion; an optional $5 donation Mountains of Pennsylvania and then to Newark, guest registry at Shepard Funeral of Jasmine and South 14th and respond to signs of men- is suggested for those atten- DE, in 1980 where Trudy worked for the State of Home/Folkston Georgia funeral home at streets. Volunteers receive tal illness in an adolescent. ding the class. For more Delaware and retired in 1992. They moved to www.shepardfh.com. training and flexible hours Nassau County’s first Youth information, email acthe- Myrtle Beach, SC, where she attended Coastal Shepard Funeral Home are available. For informa- Mental Health First Aid [email protected] or call 261-6749. Carolina University. Trudy and Richard finally set- Folkston, Ga. tion, contact Dani Gammel, training will be held Oct. 9 tled in Fernandina Beach in 2002. (216) 225-7101. and 10 at the Fernandina Breast health event Trudy loved baking, going to the beach and Martha Ann Strickland Beach Police Department. Baptist Health physicians spending time with her family. She was an avid Martha Ann Strickland passed away on United Way kickoff For more information or will discuss breast health reader and belonged to several local book clubs. September 29, 2014. She was born in Sanford, United Way of Northeast to participate in training, visit and breast cancer at She was preceded in death by her parents, Fla. on Jan. 17, 1956. Florida will host its 2014 mhfanassau.com or call “Dessert and Discussion,” an Theodore and Elizabeth Sowada, a sister, She is survived by her husband of 34 years, Community Campaign kick- Starting Point at 225-8280. annual event about breast Florence (Richard) Greene, a nephew, Jeffrey Jimmy R. Strickland; daughter, off on Wednesday, Oct. 22 health and breast cancer, Goulet, and a niece, Luann Parker. Jennie Epperly and her husband, from 8-9:30 a.m. at Omni Mega pet adoption Oct. 16 from 6-8 p.m. at the She leaves behind her husband of 63 years, James Epperly; grandkids Corey Amelia Island Plantation More than a thousand Hill Breast Center at Baptist Richard, sons Christopher, of Marydel, DE, R. Soper and Janee L. Epperly; resort, 39 Beach Lagoon dogs and cats will be looking Medical Center (fourth floor Daniel (Marion) of Tunkhannock, PA, and and brothers, Bennie Davis and Road. Please RSVP to 390- for homes at the First Coast classroom), 1235 San Marco Timothy “Oz” of Fernandina Beach, along with wife, Fran, and Gary Davis and 3215 or unitedwaynefl.org/ No More Homeless Pets Blvd., Jacksonville. daughters, Kathleen Garner of Fernandina wife, Diane. nassau-kickoff. Mega Adoption event Oct. Kevin Winslow, MD, Beach, Patricia (Glenn) Virdin of Camden, DE, She was predeceased by her 10-12 at the Jacksonville reproductive endocrinologist Margaret (Edward) Hughes, MD of Kettering, parents, Ben and Annie Davis, and sister, Lisa Jo Gun courses Fairgrounds. Hours are 10 and obstetrician and gynecol- OH, and Mary (Woody) Harris of Fernandina Davis Dison. Gary W. Belson Associ- a.m.-6 p.m. each day. All pets ogist, will discuss fertility Beach, 22 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchil- Martha Ann worked at Lynn’s Dress Shop for ates Inc. will hold a con- are spayed/neutered, issues faced by breast cancer dren as well as many nieces and nephews. 13 years and First Union Bank for nine years. cealed weapon license microchipped and vaccinat- patients; A memorial service will be held on Monday, A graveside service will be held at 11:00 a.m. course at 5 p.m. Oct. 7 and 9. ed. Adoption fee is $20 and Ankit Desai, MD, plastic October 6th at 6:00 PM in the Burgess Chapel at on Monday, October 6, 2014 at Hughes A basic with defensive tactics includes city license, if appli- surgeon, will talk about Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors. The family will Cemetery. course will be held at 9 a.m. cable. Parking is free. reconstruction options; and be receiving friends one hour prior to the serv- Eternity Funeral Home & Cremations-Nassau Oct. 4. For information, con- First Coast No More Tina Reynolds, registered ice. tact Belson at 491-8358, (904) Homeless Pets (FCNMHP) dietitian for Baptist Health, In lieu of flowers a memorial donation may be 476-2037 or gbelson@bell- brings together shelters will provide education about made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, DEATH NOTICES south.net. Visit www. from across Northeast nutritional considerations. P.O. Box 50, Memphis, TN 38191. TheBelsonGroup.com. Florida for these events, the Joan Ryan, a master yoga Please share her life story and leave condo- Mrs. Eleanor Anne Doda, 84, Amelia Island, largest of their kind in the educator, will share how lences at www.oxleyheard.com. died on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014. Blood drive, nation, as part of an effort to yoga therapy can help breast Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors maintain Jacksonville’s no- cancer survivors. Barbara Elaine “Bea” Griffiths, 65, yard sale kill status. For information RSVP by Oct. 14 to (904) Betty Joyce Richardson Fernandina Beach, died on Monday, Sept. 15, The Sons of the American visit www.jaxadoptapet.org. 202-RSVP (7787) or go to Betty Joyce Richardson, 83, of Hilliard, FL 2014. Memorial services will be held at 11:30 Legion will host a blood www.eventbrite.com/e/dess passed away September 30, 2014. She was born a.m. on Friday, Oct. 10 at First Presbyterian drive at the Post, 626 S. Party in Pink ert-and-discussion-tickets- July 7, 1931 in Ashland, Alabama. She was a Church of Fernandina Beach. Third St., from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Anytime Fitness will host 12666211981. homemaker and a member of Hilliard First Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Oct. 4. They also will sell its second annual Party in chicken dinners for $10 Pink Oct. 11 in support of Art of living starting at 11 a.m.. The breast cancer awareness. Burke & Ames Wellness Women’s Auxiliary will hold Wear pink and bring $10 and is hosting free workshops in their annual yard sale that a new bear donation for the its Master the Art of Living Free cancer symposium Saturday day. Everybody that regis- Buddy Bears program for Series. Topics include, Oct. ters for the blood drive on cancer patients. Events 16, Open the Door to Happi- Oct 4 will receive entry to begin at 8 a.m. A seminar ness; and Oct. 30, Relief & What: The nonprofit Pink • Melissa Ross from • Alvaro Moreno Aspitia, win two tickets plus parking will feature Alan Colley, Control of Pain. Workshops Ribbon Symposium is hosting WJCT’s “First Coast Connect” M.D. “Advances in Breast to the Jacksonville Jaguars North American Strongman are held from 5:30-6:30 p.m. its seventh annual symposium entitled, “My Family, My Cancer Treatment” and Cleveland Browns game. State Chair and owner of the at 5422 First Coast Hwy., on women’s cancer on Oct. 4 Future” • Brian Campbell “The Iron House Gym. There will Amelia Island. Refreshments from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. at the • Kristin Kowalchik, M.D. Affordable Care Act & You” Men Helping Men be a DJ, raffle and other will be served. Call to Thrasher-Horne Center, 283 “Breast Cancer Myths – Fact • Gwen Templeton Men Helping Men group, activities. Chick-fil-a is donat- reserve a seat at 557-0162. College Drive, Orange Park. or Fiction” “Transitioning from Treatment The event is free and open • Linda Sylvester, M.D., to Survivorship” to the public. Attendees will F.A.C.S. “Latest Treatments • Chad Roberts “Dealing receive a complimentary, using Molecular Pathways & with Fatigue” healthy continental breakfast. Immunotherapy” • Linda Feist “Weight Local physicians and breast • Joseph Parks, M.D. Management” FLT receives $5,000 grant cancer experts will cover impor- “Options for Breast • Yvonne McCormick tant topics in women’s cancer Reconstruction” “Green, Clean & Lean” JACKSONVILLE – Four workshops held in 2013. tal to the Metropolitan Opera care, including prevention, an • Alexander Rose, M.D. Seating is limited and reg- area small arts organizations “The Art Ventures Fund educational curriculum for update on breast Findcancer, The early News-Leader“The Importance onof Surgical the Worldistration Wide is r eWebquired. Visit are reaping additional bene- invests in ways for organiza- teachers and the public, show- www.fbnewsleader.com detection and treatmentR options,ead theMargins” news, e-mail the staff,www.pinkribbonsymposium.or check the fits of a concerted effort by tions to fulfill their missions, casing this unique partnership the side effects of treatment and classifieds,• Chris Granfield, or subscribe M.D. g toto register, or call Eleanor at The Community Foundation establish goals and work for Jacksonville. survivorship. Speakers include:Florida’s“How OldestMammograms Weekly Guide Newspaper!(904) 838-2950 for more infor- for Northeast Florida (www. towards them in the face of • Riverside Fine Arts Keynote presentation: Surgical Decisions” mation. jaxcf.org) to expand their market challenges,” said Amy (Duval County) – To expand Find The News-Leader on the World Wide Web capacity and strengthen their Crane, program director for Project Listen master classes www.fbnewsleader.com support, and two of them will The Community Foundation. to meet strategic goals of Read the news, e-mail the staff, check the also receive grants for strate- “When they are successful, increasing arts education classifieds, or subscribe to gic planning. everyone benefits through a offerings for public school stu- CraftsmanFlorida’s Blog Oldest writ Weeklyer Newspaper! Friday Musicale, Opera robust arts sector.” dents, and a grant for strategic Jacksonville, Riverside Fine Recipients of the 2014 Art planning. Display Advertising deadline for Wednesday is 3 p.m. Friday Arts Association and Fernan- Ventures awards to small arts • Fernandina Little Classified Advertising deadline is 5:00 p.m. Monday. dina Little Theater will receive organizations are: Theatre (Nassau County) – To to attend workshopDisplay Advertising deadline for Friday is 3 p.m. Tuesday Classified Advertising deadline is 5:00 p.m. Wednesday. grants of up to $5,000 each for • Friday Musicale (Duval increase administrative staff Please call 261-3696 to place your advertisement. their grant proposals to the County) – To launch a Sum- in order to develop its donor, The city of Fernandina homes in Orlando. Foundation’s Art Ventures mer Concert Season to broad- volunteer and audience base. 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Understanding & Repairing an sponsored capacity-building website which will act as a por- to www.jaxcf.org/the-arts. Third St. Old Home. When not working Scott Sidler of the CraftsmanDON’Ton, teaching about or LITTERwriting Blog will discuss topics con- about old houses he spends cerning plaster in historicSPAY~time fixing up his own old NEUTER bun- homes and will give a hands- galow with his wife, Delores, on demonstration on how to and theirA Publicson Charley.Service Announcement by The News-Leader Volunteers needed for tax season repair plaster. Sidler will talk about plaster PHOTO COURTESY OF Sidler is the owner of DON’TAustin repair and can answer LITTERall your THE CRAFTSMAN BLOG The Nassau County Volun- files over 500 returns each in late January and run Home Restorations, a com- questions about historic homes. 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YULEE Continued from 1A site was donated by Rayonier ‘A hungry child can’t learn’ real estate subsidiary TerraPointe. The property sits in an area near the inter- HEATHER A. PERRY section of A1A and William News-Leader Burgess Boulevard on the Menus online north side of A1A, Burnette Lauren Little Jones eats Download the free smartphone app or check out school said. school lunch nearly every day. menus online at nutrislice.com. TerraPointe representa- Part of her job as the new Information about each food, including a photo, descrip- tives agreed to have the site director of Food and Nutrition tion, nutritionals and allergen information, is available. cleared and prepared before Services for the Nassau County At nassau.nutrislice.com parents can print a PDF of their building starts, according to School Board is to monitor the child’s school’s menu or view it from their phone. The infor- Burnette. schools and see what’s going mation also is available from the main county website: nas- It will take at least 15 on at their cafeterias. sau.k12.fl.us. Just click on Cafeteria News. months to complete the proj- Jones says her highest hope ect. Burnette said the goal is is “that every child in Nassau to have the school finished County receives a healthy more iceberg lettuce.” nutrition at UF and Shands so that classrooms could be breakfast and lunch every day, Vegans, vegetarians or those Hospital. ready to move into before the and ultimately, we partner with with a gluten-free diet also are “This research just rocked start of the 2017-18 school schools to help teach children considered. my world. I just fell in love with year. the importance of food and “With our menus being the idea of how powerful nutri- The new building will be nutrition and build a foundation online, parents can go online or tion is. We were using nutrition large enough to facilitate any- for a lifetime of healthy choic- on their phone – there’s an app to treat children with epilepsy.” where from 600 to 800 stu- es.” that will allow them to remove Excited about the field of dents to relieve overcrowd- Jones is committed to offer- items that don’t meet their nutrition, Jones switched gears ing at Yulee Elementary and ing foods that help children child’s requirements,” said from her original plans to be- Yulee Primary schools. The learn. Jones. Parents can view their come a physician and instead elementary school will join “Research has proven that child’s cafeteria transactions, obtained her doctorate in nutri- eight other traditional brick proper nutrition can impact a add money to their accounts, tion. and mortar elementary, pri- child’s attention span, concen- receive low balance alerts and Moving back home, Jones HEATHER A. PERRY/NEWS-LEADER mary and intermediate tration and memory. A hungry email notifications at was introduced to Allyn Graves, “I hope to change the perception of school food service. schools. Nassau Virtual child can’t learn. Our mission is www.myschoolbucks.com or the previous director of Food It is no longer sloppy joes and mystery meat,” says School serves K-12 students to build a foundation for student get the app on their phone from and Nutrition for Nassau Lauren Jones, the new director of Food and Nutrition via online. learning by providing nutritious, the app store or Google Play. County schools and found her Services for the Nassau County School Board. Traffic issues through the high quality food choices that Jones hopes to partner with niche. area will be addressed. are reasonably priced and small local farms to be able to “I interned with her for a few “We’re going to probably served in a safe and courteous do farm to school vegetables months and was absolutely munity.” teers there and with Take Stock put in an interchange to allow environment,” she said. for individual schools. shocked by what is involved in Jones’ lineage on the island in Children. Leisure activities for safe entrance and exit at A wide variety of healthy With close to 50 percent of school food and fell in love.” goes back many years. include tennis, baking and craft- that site,” Burnette said. foods are offered at Nassau schoolchildren in Nassau Although she’s a PhD now “I graduated from Fernan- ing. Although nothing is for- County schools including all- County being on free or reduc- and not an M.D., Jones feels as dina Beach High School and so She shares her island home malized contractually, Bur- natural turkey, white-meat ed lunch, Jones pointed out if she’s still involved in her orig- did my parents, Dennis and with husband, Lance, and their nette said school officials will chicken and 100 percent all-beef there is a new system to identi- inal path. Mary Julia Little. Actually, they five-month-old daughter, be working with the Florida patties. fy at-risk children who need to “I’ve always been in the pedi- went to school right here in the Addison Grace. The family’s Department of Transpor- “No more pink slime!” be on the list. atric and nutrition part so this School Board building.” furry companions are Max and tation as FDOT works to quipped Jones. “We also have A Nassau County native, the keeps me involved with chil- Jones’ grandfathers were Lola, a pair of Yorkies they complete a lengthy road salad bars at middle and high cheerful nutritionist was delight- dren and food, which I love. Cecil Brewton, a local physician found on the side of the road. widening project along A1A schools, cupped salads for the ed to have the opportunity to God placed me in the right place in town, and Cliff Little, a local The Nassau County School in the coming years. elementary schools and fresh return to her hometown after a at the right time and I pray that shrimper. Board is located at 1201 Atlantic “We know they’re coming fruit is available at all levels with long stint in Gainesville where He will use me to impact chil- An active member of the Ave. Phone 491-9924. and they know we’re com- romaine or baby spinach. No she did research in pediatric dren’s lives and better this com- Journey Church, Jones volun- [email protected] ing,” he said. The district has utilized the architectural firm R. Dean Scott for other projects. It partnered with Schenkle and Schultz during the 2009 and Working parents can’t afford health care current renovations at Hilliard Middle-Senior High School and additions at West Florida News Connection tor of the Urban Institute’s drop in the rate of parents with- “There are so many folks the Affordable Care Act. Nassau High School recently, Health Policy Center, said states out health insurance. Florida that are working in the service “It’s very frustrating to have Burnette said. TALLAHASSEE – Florida such as Florida, which opted lawmakers turned down the industries, and these are low- to tell them that there are no kcolgrove@ parents are among those feeling out of Medicaid expansion, funding because of concerns wage positions,” she said. “They options for them, essentially,” nassaucountyrecord.com the effects of the state’s deci- might be hung up on partisan over costs to the state. The fed- do not have access to health she said, “and the research has sion to turn down federal dollars issues. eral government is paying 100 coverage in many of these jobs, shown over and over again that to expand Medicaid. “It could also be that there’s percent of the cost until 2016 and a lot of them are parents when parents have coverage, S A new report by the Urban been so much focus on, and so and will reduce its funding to and have children at home.” children are much more likely HOMELESS ANIMALS... AVE Institute examines the impact much rhetoric around, the pol- 90 percent by 2020. Seventeen percent of unin- to have coverage, and to have US to the more than 800,000 itics of the Affordable Care Act,” Leah Barber-Heinz, chief sured parents surveyed report- health care as well.” THEY’RE DYING FOR Floridians who fall into the cov- she said. “Maybe not quite as executive of Florida CHAIN – a ed having fair or poor health, According to the research, A 2ND CHANCE erage gap; they don’t qualify for much focus on the human group working to increase and slightly more said they had nearly half of the uninsured par- publicly funded health cover- dimension, and what is at stake access to affordable health care mental health concerns. 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4A FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014 NEWS News-Leader How to avoid date, or acquaintance, rape

Date rape or acquaintance experiences. versities said that they had been Prevention is not just the Be firm. you send conflicting messages, rape refers to a sexual assault Reviewing victims of violence in a dating responsibility of the potential The more definite, direct and the situation becomes more dif- that occurs within the context of what had hap- relationship, and 29 percent of victims. Men may try to use firm with someone who is sex- ficult for you to control. a dating relationship. In many pened to them reported incidents of sex- acquaintance rape myths and ually pressuring you, the less Stay aware and alert. Do not date rapes, the male believes he them as ual assault. false stereotypes about what likely he will be to misinterpret accept drinks from anyone you is entitled to payback because he acquaintance The Fuel of Alcohol women really want to rationalize your wishes. do not know well or from any- probably initiated the date, paid rape sur- The connection between or excuse sexually aggressive Pay attention to your intu- one you do not trust. Do not most of the expenses and used vivors, these alcohol use and date rape is behavior. The most used ition: Trust your gut feelings. leave your drink unattended. If his vehicle. Or he interprets a women real- strong. In more than half of sex- defense is to blame the victim. Many victims of acquaintance you are accepting a drink, make woman’s resistance as a form ized that they ual assaults involving dating Take Control of the Date rape said afterward that they sure it is in an unopened con- of coy game playing on her part, MENTAL were in fact, partners, alcohol had been con- Here are some precautions had a strange feeling about the tainer and that you open it your- thinking no means maybe and FITNESS victims of a sumed by either or both part- women can take to protect them- man, but ignored it. Act on it. If self. Do not allow anyone you maybe means yes. They will crime. The ners. Women who consume selves against date rape: your date makes hostile com- do not know well to escort you delude themselves into believing results of alcohol may be perceived as sex- Meet new dates in public ments or insists on making all home if you are under the influ- that the woman wanted it. Janice Koss’ re- ually available and more likely to places, and avoid driving with a the decisions, or seems ence of any substance. Call your Friend or foe Clarkson search pro- be targets of sexual predators. stranger or a group of people extremely jealous or possessive, friends or family and ask them to It was not until the early vided the However, a woman’s drinking you have just met. this person will not be respect- take you home. 1980’s that acquaintance rape basis of the book, I Never Called in and of itself should not be Communicate your sexual ful of your right to refuse sex. Stay sober and see that your began to assume a more distinct it Rape, 1998, by Robin assumed to increase her risk of limits to your date while sober Think twice about going to date does too: Alcohol can form in the public conscious- Warshaw. sexual victimization. and allow your date to do the your date’s room, dormitory or loosen inhibitions, cloud judg- ness. In 1985, in the popular Ms. Half of all rapes happen on Under date rape conditions, same. Tell him how far you apartment. Be careful about ment and make one more vul- magazine Mary Koss informed dates, with teenagers being par- the victim often blames herself would like to go so that he will inviting a man into your room or nerable to non-consensual sex. readers of the scope and sever- ticularly vulnerable. The risk of for the attack and is often understand the limits. For exam- apartment. Some men see this If you are in immediate dan- ity of the problem. By debunk- sexual assault is four times blamed by others for arousing ple, if your partner starts as an invitation to sexual activi- ger, call 911. ing the myth that unwanted sex- greater for 16-to 24-year-olds. Of her date. In some cases a sexu- fondling you in ways that make ty. Being in familiar surround- Janice Clarkson, EdD, is a ual advances and intercourse the women who are sexually al assault by a date or acquain- you uncomfortable, tell him, “I ings does not provide security. Licensed Mental Health Coun- were not rape if they occurred assaulted, 69 percent were sex- tance may be more traumatiz- like you, but I am not getting Heavy petting or removing selor, Certified Addiction with an acquaintance or while ually assaulted by men known to ing than by a stranger because intimate at this point in our rela- some of your clothing may con- Professional. on a date, Koss compelled these them. Four out of five female of the implicit trust involved and tionship.” You do not need to fuse your date about what you [email protected] victims to reexamine their own undergraduates at Canadian uni- the violation of that trust. apologize for the limits you set. are willing to do sexually. When www.businesswomenmentor.com

stress and he has been violent vention is important. “People can’t just snap out MENTAL and threatening to the point “Don’t ignore signs of trou- of it,” said Wheeler, who is a Mental health help Continued from 1A where she had been scared to ble,” said Mays. “Look for signs behavior health team leader. preferred term), and that the have him live in the family and symptoms.” It is OK to say this: “It is Starting Point Behavioral Healthcare offers a Mental first episode can start at age 11. home. Does the person cry or take hard for me to understand Health First Aid training program that features a five-step A woman in the group said “And that’s my baby boy,” care of their appearance? exactly what you are going plan to help identify, understand and respond to a person her son tried to commit suicide she said. Do they have headaches or through but I can see that it’s with mental illness. It is known is ALGEE and it stands for: some 15 years ago and to this Another woman said she is fatigue? distressing for you.” Assess for risk of suicide or harm. day she is in constant worry in a constant state of worry Assessing the situation for This is also OK: “If the feel- Listen non-judgmentally. that he will try again because of her husband’s chron- the risk of suicide or harm is ings that you are describing Give reassurance and information. “I always want to ask,” she ic illness. the first step in the five-point have been present for a long Encourage appropriate professional help. said. “Every time they call me to plan known as ALGEE, said time, I think it’s important that Encourage self-help and other support strategies. Another woman said her son the phone at work my heart Mays, which also includes lis- you see your family physician.” For more information or to participate in a local Mental came back from active military jumps into my throat,” she said. tening without judgment, giv- The instructors said sit down Health First Aid training session, visit Mental Health First Aid service with post traumatic Instructors said early inter- ing reassurance, encouraging to talk and sit close. in Nassau County online at www.mhfanassau.com or call professional help and encour- The class included videos Starting Point at 225-8280. aging self-help and other sup- about depression, how to tell a The 24-hour National Suicide Crisis Helpline is 800-273- port strategies. panic attack from a heart attack 8255. The instructors advised (it’s difficult) and whether it is participants not to belittle the better to treat mental illness answer,” said Wheeler. “Are you thinking of killing problem by saying this: Snap holistically or with medication. There was also role-playing, yourself? Do you have a plan?” out of it. “There is no one right which included asking some- Whatever the answer, be one in distress if they were con- reassuring and have informa- sidering suicide. tion ready. “That’s something you real- “It’s a big responsibility to ly, really, really want to pay be a mental health responder, attention to,” said Mays. try not to let that overwhelm She had participants turn to you,” said Mays. each other and say point blank: [email protected] Why be near, when you can be here!

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014 BUSINESS News-Leader 5A Worksite wellness initiative Consumer confidence to improve county’s health at post-recession high A Small Business Worksite Florida’s First Coast. The pur- health. A large scale example Wellness Breakfast is sched- pose of the grant was to devel- of policy change would be poli- GAINESVILLE – Floridians’ found that 24.3 percent of more directly with Russia, uled from 8-9:30 a.m. Oct. 15 at op and implement strategies cies related to tobacco use in consumer sentiment this month Florida homes are still under- McCarty said. “Ultimately these the Fernandina Beach Golf to reduce chronic diseases and public areas. reached its highest level since water, compared with a nation- effects will spill back to Florida Club. The cost to register is to identify and promote public As part of the ongoing before the Great Recession al average of 10.7 percent,” indirectly through potential subsidized by a grant and is policy change in Nassau aspects of the grant work, the began and after it ended, McCarty said. “The likelihood declines in the stock market $10 per person and includes County. The grant was only committee chose to enlist the according to a monthly of a rate hike by the Federal and more directly by declines in breakfast. one of 10 CDC grants given to help of the nonprofit First University of Florida survey. Reserve in 2015 will almost cer- both tourism and housing pur- A panel of experts will pres- YMCA’s in the country. Coast Worksite Wellness The index inched up one point tainly result in an increase in chases by Europeans,” he ent ideas and methods to build The local leadership team Council as part of its worksite from August to a level not seen mortgage rates, but significant added. an effective program in a small includes Dr. Ginny Seidel, wellness focus area. The coun- since April 2007. housing price increases over Construction and housing business. Registration is online director of the Nassau County cil provides education and “This is a welcome develop- the next year are not likely.” in Florida have been recover- at www.islandchamber.com/ Department of Health, Nassau resources for workplaces of all ment given that consumer sen- Meanwhile, inflation has ing over the past two years, due events.aspx. County Schools Superinten- sizes to begin or enhance their timent has been flat for the last remained low and declined in in large part to population Following the breakfast, dent John Ruis, Baptist Medi- employee worksite wellness few months,” said Chris August, led largely by declines growth. But a Federal Reserve businesses may sign up to cal Center Nassau CEO Steph- programs. Improving the McCarty, director of UF’s in energy prices. Gas prices in rate hike could lead to a tem- receive free worksite wellness en Lee, architect John Cotner, health and well-being of Survey Research Center in the Florida fell more than five cents porary, but natural, stock mar- development consultations former FSCJ director Don employees not only improves Bureau of Economic and in September and are predicted ket correction and a slowdown from the First Coast Worksite Hughes and Tim DeViese and the health of the company but, Business Research. “While we to drop lower. in housing sales and construc- Wellness Council. Cost for the Amy Kienle, vice presidents at along with other local initia- are still about 10 points behind Recent gains in the U.S. tion, McCarty said. consultations is also provided YMCA of Florida’s First Coast. tives, helps to support health- where we would like to be at stock market, meanwhile, could When the timing of that rate by the remaining portion of The group was tasked with ier communities. this point in a recovery, confi- be offset by sanctions imposed hike becomes clear, “We can funding from the federal Cen- identifying areas critical to The Nassau County Work- dence among Floridians is head- by the U.S. and Europe against expect at least a temporary ters for Disease Control grant. improving the health and well- site Wellness task force was ing in the right direction.” Russia over the Ukrainian crisis, decline in our consumer senti- A Small Business Worksite being of Nassau County resi- formed that included repre- The small rise, which paral- which are heavily impacting ment index in Florida,” Wellness initiative is under way dents such as tobacco preven- sentatives from the Amelia lels an uptick in confidence European countries that trade McCarty said. in Nassau County. The initia- tion, promoting physical Island-Fernandina Beach-Yulee nationwide, was broad-based tive was made possible by an activity through built environ- Chamber of Commerce, Nas- among all ages and income lev- Achieve grant (Action Commu- ment and worksite wellness. sau County Health Improve- els. Of the five components that nities for Health, Innovatio and The main focus was not so ment Coalition, the FCWWC, comprise the survey, two rose, Environmental Change) pro- much programming but seek- the Florida Department of two declined and one remained vided through the federal ing to implement changes in Health Nassau County, Baptist unchanged. Centers for Disease Control public policy that would in turn Health Nassau, Northeast Survey-takers’ overall opin- and awarded to the YMCA of cause an improvement in Florida AHEC and others. ion over whether they are finan- cially better off now than a year ago rose, while their expecta- tion that personal finances will improve a year from now fell. The survey also shows that WHERE: Grace Community Church Baptist, MD Anderson cancer pact confidence in the national econ- 96038 Lofton Square Court (next to Winn Dixie) omy over the coming year JACKSONVILLE – Baptist There are currently only ly has been ranked as one of dropped, but faith in U.S. eco- Yulee, Florida 32097 Health and the University of two other MD Anderson part- the top two hospitals for cancer nomic conditions over the next (904) 491-0363 Texas MD Anderson Cancer ners in the nation: the Banner care by U.S. News & World five years remained unchanged. WHEN: Saturday, October 4, 2014; 9:00-4:00 Center have signed a letter of MD Anderson Cancer Center Report’s “Best Hospitals” sur- Meanwhile, respondents’ intent to form a partnership in Gilbert, Ariz., and MD vey. MD Anderson also ranks perception whether now is a WHAT: that will provide adult cancer Anderson Cancer Center at first in the total amount of grant good time to buy a big con- Session1: Why are We Here? Why It’s So Hard To patients in the region with Cooper in Camden, N.J. dollars from the National sumer item, such as a refriger- greater access to the most “This is truly a game-chang- Cancer Institute. MD Ander- ator, shot up. “This is the high- Share Our Faith With Others. advanced cancer care available. er,” said Hugh Greene, presi- son employs more than 20,000 est level for this component Session 2: Using Your Hand To Share The Gospel The institutions have dent and CEO of Baptist people, including more than since March 2007 and a big driv- agreed to create a joint cancer Health, in a press release. “MD 1,800 physicians and scientists. er of the rise in sentiment in Session 3: Overcoming The Fear of Witnessing program in North Florida next Anderson is recognized as the Baptist Health includes five September,” McCarty said. Session 4: Finding People Who Are Open year that will enhance patient leader in cancer care in our hospitals with 1,154-licensed A mixture of economic indi- access to MD Anderson’s nation and across the globe. beds, 1,658 medical staff and cators is affecting Florida’s con- Session 5: Sharing The Gospel With Stories renowned treatment protocols, With such an incredible part- more than 250 outpatient facil- sumers. After showing signifi- Session 6: Leading in Commitment clinical trials and translational ner, we intend to transform ities throughout North Florida cant improvement since late research. cancer care in our region and and South Georgia, including 2010, the unemployment rate Session 7: Developing A Love For The Lost When formalized, the provide even more hope and Baptist Medical Center rose 0.1 percent in August. Session 8 : Developing an Ongoing Gospel Ministry agreement will make Baptist courage for our cancer patients Nassau. Baptist Jacksonville “Most economists would agree Health a partner member of and their families.” and Baptist South are ranked that we should be doing better MD Anderson Cancer Net- Based in Houston, MD among America’s Best Region- than 6.3 percent, which is high- work, the institution’s program Anderson is the largest free- al Hospitals for cancer by U.S. er than the U.S. unemployment Ron & Lynn Lester to elevate the quality of can- standing cancer center in the News & World Report and figure of 6.1 percent,” McCarty Trainers cer care in communities world. Since its inception in Baptist Cancer Institute is one said. throughout the nation and 1941, nearly one million of the region’s leading The median price of a sin- $15 Per Person world. 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6A FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014 NEWS News-Leader BRONZE STAR MEDAL Time to think about the flu

TALLAHASSEE – Flu sea- age with certain chronic med- water are not available, use an son is almost here and the ical conditions (such as asth- alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Florida Department of Health ma, diabetes or heart disease). Avoid touching your eyes, urges residents and visitors to It can take up to two weeks nose and mouth since germs take precautions to reduce after vaccination for antibodies are spread this way. their risk of infection. Influenza to develop in the body and pro- Avoid close contact with is a serious disease that can vide protection against influen- sick people. lead to hospitalization and za virus infection. In the mean- If you or your children are sometimes even death. time, you are still at risk for sick with a flu-like illness, stay “Getting vaccinated is the getting the flu. That is why it is home for at least 24 hours after single best way to protect your- important to get vaccinated your fever is gone, unless you self and your family against early in the fall, before the flu need medical care. influenza,” said State Surgeon season really gets under way. Check with your physician, General and Secretary of Symptoms of the flu may your local county health depart- Health Dr. John H. Armstrong. include headache, fever, severe ment or visit www.florida- “I encourage all Floridians to cough, runny nose or body health.gov/prevention-safety- get your flu vaccination before aches. Contact your health care and-wellness/flu-prevention/lo Halloween, wash your hands provider immediately if symp- cate-a-flu-shot.html to see often and stay home when you toms appear. where flu vaccine is available in are sick.” The department offers the your area. Everyone aged six months following prevention tips: For more information, visit and older should get the flu Get vaccinated every year www.floridahealth.gov/pro- vaccine. Vaccination to prevent since flu viruses change. grams-and-services/preven- influenza is particularly impor- Cover your nose and mouth tion/flu-prevention/index tant for people who are at high with a tissue when you cough .html. risk of serious complications or sneeze. Throw the tissue in To learn more about the from influenza, such as preg- the trash after you use it. spread of flu in Florida, visit nant women, children under Wash your hands often with http://floridahealth.gov/florida the age of 5 and people of any soap and water. If soap and flu. POLITICS IN BRIEF SUBMITTED Leeper to speak health as well as the role of chair, and the general legisla- U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Michael (Vinse) Edwards with his parents, Nassau County the clerk and checks and tive hearing of the Nassau Sheriff’s Director Mike Edwards and Wendy Edwards, has received the Bronze Star All Republican families balances of local govern- County Legislative Medal. are invited to attend the ment. He was elected to Delegation. Edwards has been on three deployments with the 101st Airborne, two to Iraq and Westside Republican Club’s his post in 2005 and has The meeting will be on one to Afghanistan. meeting on Tuesday at 7 been reelected unopposed Thursday, Dec. 4 from 6-8 He distinguished himself “by exceptionally meritorious service to the United States p.m. at the Hilliard twice. p.m. at the Nassau County as a Squad leader, 2nd Platoon, Charlie Company, 2nd Battalion, 508th Parachute Community Center, 37117 Luncheon tickets are $15 Commission Chambers Infantry Regiment, Task Force Security Forces, (Task Force 2 Fury) United States Pecan St. in advance if reservations are located within the James S. Forces, Afghanistan, Kabul, Afghanistan from 10 December 2012 to 01 September Nassau County Sheriff made by Saturday, Oct. 11 Page Governmental 2013 during Operation Enduring Freedom. As a Squad Leader, SSG Edwards greatly Bill Leeper will speak on and $17 at the door. Send Complex at 96135 Nassau extended influence beyond Battalion and Brigade level Chain of Command for his rank Amendment 2 – Use of your $15 lunch check to Place, Yulee. and level of responsibilities in an exceptional manner while conducting Security Force Marijuana for Certain MNC POB 16291, Interested citizens wish- missions in support of Combined Security Transition Command-Afghanistan (CSTC-A). Medical Conditions. This Fernandina Beach, FL ing to be placed on the agen- SSG Edwards was handpicked by multiple General Officers and high ranking officials amendment will be on the 32035. da for the Dec. 4 public hear- to personally provide security during high visible and mission critical assignments. Nov. 4 ballot for all Florida For more information, see ing are asked to contact During the Afghanistan elections, SSG Edwards led a patrol in support of Sia Sang in voters. the club’s website at Adkins’ office at 491-3664 which his element was the only Coalition Force Joint Command, a true testament of http://mensnewcomers prior to close of business his tactical and technical proficiency. County budget topic club.org Friday, Nov. 14. “SSG Edwards received numerous accolades for his performance, professionalism, Nassau County’s budget Local bill information and and magnificent results as convoy commander. His phenomenal leadership skills are and projected tax increase Candidate forum procedures are also available viewed on the level of a senior Platoon Sergeant; he is by far the most tactically effi- will be among the issues dis- A city candidate forum is at www.myfloridahouse.gov cient Squad Leader maneuvering non-tactical vehicles in the sensitive city of Kabul. cussed by Nassau County scheduled at 7 p.m. under the Reference His exceptional dedication, attention to detail and his unique drive enable him to Clerk of Court and Thursday, Oct. 16 at City Materials Section. ensure every assigned non-standard mission was accomplished to the highest stan- Comptroller John Crawford Hall, 204 Ash St. For infor- All material or handouts dard. Staff Sergeant Edwards managed and led a nine Paratrooper Airborne Infantry at the Men’s Newcomers mation, contact former for this meeting should be Rifle Squad in direct support of the CSTC-A. He conducted squad mission planning for Club monthly luncheon mayor Susan Hardee Steger delivered to Adkins’ office no more than 114 Security Force (SECFOR), Guardian Angel, and Personal Security to be held Thursday, Oct. 16 at 261-4372 or susan@fernan- later than Nov. 17. The office Detail missions while protecting more than 80 soldiers, Department of the Army at the Fernandina Beach dinaobserver.com. is at 905 S. Eighth St., Civilians and Contractors from different entities. Staff Sergeant Edwards supervised Golf Club, 2800 Bill Melton Fernandina Beach. 540 hours of Platoon collective SECFOR patrol time, over a span of 1,865 miles, and Road. Club members gather Legislative For additional informa- led more than 200 missions as a convoy commander and truck commander. Staff for meet-and-greet at 11:30 Delegation tion, contact Jim Adams at Sergeant Edwards displayed a wealth of initiative during this period, continuously find- with the luncheon beginning Adkins’ office at 491-3664 or ing ways to improve the operations of the entire Company. . . . at noon. State Rep. Janet H. by email at james.adams@ “Staff Sergeant Edwards directly affected operations and set the standard for other Crawford, who serves as Adkins, chair of the Nassau myfloridahouse.gov. Noncommissioned officers to follow. Staff Sergeant Edwards’ actions are in keeping the county’s chief financial County Legislative All Nassau County with the finest traditions of military serviced and reflect credit upon himself, Task officer as well as clerk of the Delegation, announces the Legislative Delegation Force 2 Fury, the 82nd Airborne Division, the United States Forces Afghanistan, and circuit court, will be review- organizational meeting to meetings are open to the the United States Army.” ing Nassau County’s fiscal elect the 2015 delegation public. A S P / L N

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014 OPINION News-Leader 7A Child abuse in Nassau County

In last month’s Family Forum column, I abuser becomes violent or no highlighted the benefits of being a foster par- longer has the capacity to ent and the positive impact foster parents have monitor young children; mom In Nassau, the number one on the lives of local children. This month, my falls asleep with an infant in cause of maltreatment to children focus is on parental behaviors that result in a her arms, rolls over and F LORIDA’ S O LDEST W EEKLY N EWSPAPER child coming into the child welfare system. smothers the baby; a toddler is substance abuse, with family E STABLISHED IN 1854 I reviewed data from Florida’s Center for wanders out of the home and violence ranking second. Child Welfare, zeroing in on the trends for the drowns in a pool or pond; a The News-Leader is published with pride weekly last two years. A couple of things jumped out. child is hungry and asks to for the people of Nassau County by Community Nassau County averages about 58 reports eat but dad gets mad and the children are placed with a licensed foster Newspapers, Inc., Athens, Georgia. We believe to the Child Abuse Hotline every month. Of FAMILY beats him; mom and parent. that strong newspapers build strong communi- these, about 15 reports are verified; meaning FORUM boyfriend party all night then Our primary focus is to provide a safe envi- ties – “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary that the Department of Children and Families get into a fight that escalates ronment for the children while we work with goal is to publish distinguished and profitable (DCF) investigated the allegation, determined into the kids getting hurt. the family to resolve the issues that caused the community-oriented newspapers. This mission Lee Kaywork will be accomplished through the teamwork of it was valid and the children entered the child Sadly, the list is endless. removal. If the safety factors can be corrected, professionals dedicated to the truth, integrity, qual- welfare system. Somewhere along the line, then reunification is the primary goal. But if ity and hard work. In Nassau, the number one cause of mal- thankfully, someone calls the Child Abuse the courts determine that the issues cannot be treatment to children is substance abuse, with Hotline and DCF gets involved. Depending on resolved, then parental rights are terminated FOY R. MALOY JR ., PUBLISHER family violence ranking second. These two cat- the circumstances, every attempt is made to and the children become available for adop- MICHAEL PARNELL, EDITOR egories make up 69 percent of the verified mal- preserve the family. In some cases, the chil- tion. Either way, the traumatic impact on the MIKE HANKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR treatment cases in Nassau County. By compari- dren are removed immediately and Family children is tremendous. ROBERT FIEGE, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR son, they account for only 44 percent of the Support Services of North Florida (FSS) pro- When parents behave irresponsibly by BOB TIMPE, CIRCULATION DIRECTOR verified cases statewide. vides services to the parents and to the chil- exposing their family to substance abuse and/or violence, the children suffer. FSS can ANGELINE MUDD, When talking to my friends at the Nassau dren, with a goal of reunification. Most often, Alcohol Crime and Drug Abatement Coalition, however, the children remain in the home help. Call us at 225-5347. BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER they confirm that alcohol and marijuana are under close supervision by child welfare pro- Lee Kaywork is the chief executive officer of SIÂN PERRY, ASSISTANT EDITOR the top two forms of substance abuse in fessionals. Again, FSS provides services that Family Support Services of North Florida BETH JONES, SPORTS EDITOR Nassau County. There is often a direct connec- are designed to protect the safety of the child (FSS), the lead agency for foster care, adoption

TOM WOOD DINK NESMITH tion between substance abuse and violence. while working on the root causes through ther- and family preservation in Nassau and Duval What happens to the children who are the apies, counseling and other interventions. If counties. FSS sees firsthand and understands the CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT innocent victims in the middle of all this? the problems persist and the children are not challenges of child safety, parenting and family In many cases, the substance abuse takes safe, they are removed from the home. Most dynamics, and works with the community to keep place in the home, around the children, endan- are placed with relatives or family friends to children safe. gering the children. Scenarios include: the minimize trauma to the children. Otherwise, [email protected] The views expressed by the columnists and letter writers on this page are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the newspaper, its owners or employees. VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Smoke alarms COMMUNITY THANKS When was the last time you test- ed the smoke alarms in your home? Ben Byrns Runway Rally Was it last week? Last month? A year ago? The plan was in place as you may have If you’re like many people, you read in last week’s News-Leader article, “Ben may not even remember. Smoke Byrns Runway Rally ready to take flight” by alarms have become such a com- staff writer Mary Maguire. It was an awesome mon feature of U.S. households that article that told about entertainers and for- they’re often taken for granted, and mation flights. We were all excited for what our aren’t tested and maintained as they runners were about to experience. However, should. this all changed due to Mother Nature and However, working smoke alarms maybe for the best. For those of the 580 plus are a critical fire safety tool that can runners that had a chance to run in Saturday’s mean the difference between life Ben Byrns Runway Rally, the light rain and and death in a home fire. According mist may have been a godsend from previous to the nonprofit National Fire years of sun and heat on the runways. I would Protection Association (NFPA), like to apologize for not having our planned smoke alarms can cut the chance of entertainment and Tiger Flight (due to the dying in a home fire in half. Mean- weather) and hope to bring more surprises while, NFPA data shows that home with future rallies. fires killed more than 2,300 people This year you may have noticed a large in 2012; many of these deaths could increase in participants. This was due to the have been prevented with the prop- BOB ENGLEHART/THE HARTFORD COURANT “School Challenge” idea of Ben Byrns er smoke alarm protection. Foundation board member Rick Keffer. It was As a member of the fire service stands what to do when they hear county commissioners, I hope voters cal Marijuana issue. First this is not awesome to see so many students and young for 18-plus years, I’ve seen the dev- the smoke alarm. will not forget that Commissioners the pot you can acquire on almost adults participate in this event which Rick and astating effects of fire first-hand; To learn more about the Boatwright, Leeper and Edwards any high school or college campus. Hollie Keffer supported and financed. Thank the burn injuries, the loss of homes “Working Smoke Alarms Save raised taxes during rough econom- It has had the THC (fun stuff) you very much! and possessions are distressing. Lives: Test Yours Every Month!” ic times, while ignoring a budget removed. It must be prescribed by As always, thank you to the city of Fernan- What’s even worse is witnessing a campaign, visit NFPA’s website at that made a tax increase unneces- a medical doctor for use by very ill dina Beach for the support and use of the air- family’s anguish after a loved one www.firepreventionweek.org. sary. patients (cancer or seizures). We all port. Bobby Kozakoff, from airport operations, has been killed in a fire. It’s heart- Larry (Danny) Royal Rebecca Walker know someone with cancer and did a great job of having the airport in beauti- breaking. 2nd Vice President Fernandina Beach many of us know someone suffering ful shape for this event as usual. Thank you to As the official sponsor of Fire Nassau County Fire Rescue with seizures. Medical Marijuana is Bobby and Sean McGill and staff for organiz- Prevention Week, Oct. 5-11, 2014, Professionals L3101 relatively inexpensive, highly effec- ing and setting up the course on that rainy NFPA is promoting “Working Statewide amendments tive and is not addictive. I know dark morning. Sen. Aaron Bean, well what Smoke Alarms Save Lives: Test Vote by Mail ballots (absentee) many people who have used can I say? He kept the attention of all our Yours Every Month!” to better edu- Ignoring the people have been mailed. Before all the dis- Oxycontin, Oxycodone and spectators for over an hour while the runners cate the public about the true value County Commissioners Boat- torted partisan ads were released, I Percodine after medical procedures. were out on the course. We couldn’t have of working smoke alarms. wright, Leeper and Edwards have did my research and applied logic to These drugs are very expensive, done it without you and you know how much My sincere hope is that all ignored the “voice of the people” by these issues. I have voted and will the effectiveness is suspect and they we appreciate your participation. Thanks! Nassau County residents will make voting to raise taxes. Nassau citi- share what I found and believe. are very addictive. There are com- I also want to thank the 580-plus runners sure there are working smoke zens voiced their opinion against Amendment 1: We live in Florida mercials questioning the fact that who wanted to come out to the runways and alarms installed throughout their raising taxes when they voted for primarily for the wonderful but frag- caregivers are protected from pros- participate rain or shine. I hope you all had a homes. These simple steps can help Steve Kelley and George Spicer in ile ecosystem. We have an obligation ecution. These commercials do not good time and come back to run the rally in the make a life-saving difference, and the primary. Both Kelley and Spicer to protect it. This amendment asks use Webster’s definition – a care- future. prevent the potentially life-threat- ran on a ticket of keeping taxes low. that we do this by returning the giver is a person who provides direct The sponsors in our community were very ening impact of fire. In spite of “the people” voicing a funds that have been diverted to the care (as for children, elderly peo- supportive and we thank and appreciate them! Here are additional smoke alarm desire for lower taxes, these three general fund. This is not a new tax. ple or the chronically ill). I do not If you can, please visit the businesses that tips to follow: commissioners voted to raise prop- Document stamps are paid by those believe drug dealers provide direct sponsored this year’s race. They are listed • Install smoke alarms in every erty taxes. who are adding an additional burden care. I vote Yes. Amendment 3: on the back of your shirts! Also, many busi- bedroom, outside each separate In spite of tough economic times, to the land and water resources. This amendment would allow an nesses donated to our silent auction and there sleeping area and on every level of when people are struggling to make The amendment asks that we return outgoing governor to fill vacancies were many individuals that sponsored a child. the home, including the basement. ends meet, these three commis- to a net 30 percent of this fee for on the state Supreme and Appellate We thank all of you. • Interconnect all smoke alarms sioners voted to raise property taxes. this conservation. The administra- courts (occurring that same day) This event couldn’t have taken place at all throughout the home. When one In spite of being presented a tion fee has been roughly 10 per- on his last day in office. There is a without the hard work done by the Ben Byrns sounds, they all sound. budget by Steve Kelley which clear- cent throughout. I reviewed the Judicial Nominating Committee, but Foundation board and volunteers. Thanks to • Test alarms each month by ly showed how to balance the budg- spreadsheet of how the document he is not required to follow those you all! Mary Ann Schroeder worked day and pushing the test button. et without raising taxes, these three stamp funds were used from 2007 recommendations. This means night with the big job of registration, race • Replace all smoke alarms, commissioners voted to raise prop- until this year and the projections for there is no responsibility or account- packets, organizing volunteers and all the including alarms that use 10-year erty taxes. the future if this is passed and if it is ability. We have got to be kidding! I organization’s financials. Her husband John batteries and hard-wired alarms, This failure on the part of these not. By using a percentage instead voted No. was my right-hand man with all the labor- when they are 10 years old or soon- commissioners to follow the wishes of an amount, it will vary with the So I say vote Yes, Yes, No intense jobs that go along with setup. Thanks er if they do not respond properly. of the voters should have conse- economy. It also has a 20-year sun- (absolutely not). to you both. • Make sure everyone in the quences. set. I voted Yes. Carla Voisard This year, with the larger number of par- home knows the sound and under- During the next election for Amendment 2: This is the Medi- Yulee ticipants, Mark Ross, Keith Waldrip and their parking crew handled it like professionals along with Steve Filkoff and the auxiliary police. I could have sworn that they do this as a second job somewhere. Thank you for a job well done! Learning a new way to eat The countless numbers of volunteers would be too long to list, they were simply amazing. To the many friends and families that pitched As a self-professed cookie monster, I pan- the faux bacon must be to its golden color and exotic flavor. Perfect! in to make this year’s race a success, I wish I icked when my new doc said he wanted me to blame. Sure enough, I was Piled between two slices of toasted gluten could name you all but I’m sure I’m limited to abstain from all wheat products for two weeks shocked when Internet free bread and accessorized with a leaf or two space. You know who you are and I want to and get a blood test for celiac disease. research revealed none of the of crisp romaine and juicy heirloom tomato thank you from the bottom of my heart. I I was elated when the blood test came back products from my favorite slices, it was a delicious lunch. couldn’t do this without your support. negative, but Doc wasn’t as quick to accept the meat substitute company Preparing tofu for dinner was a more elabo- With the success of this race, we hope we results, saying, “You can still have a wheat sen- were gluten free. Oh, great! rate process. After the usual pressing out of the can make a difference in our community with sitivity without having celiac disease. Let’s Now what? water, one is meant to marinate the tofu as it is organizations that support our mission of striv- keep you on the allergy elimination diet anoth- I’m the first to admit I’ve virtually tasteless on its own. ing to educate and guide young adults to make er week or so.” never been a great lover of Eager to improve my culinary prowess, I good choices in your lives. For the young My spirits sank. It wasn’t enough to be NEWS- tofu. The first time I tried it, it poked through my cupboard to see what I had adults that attended the 2014 Ben Byrns deprived of all my favorite baked goods, crack- ROOM tasted like flavored pencil on hand to perk up this bland protein. I Runway Rally on Sept. 27, you made a great ers and pretzels, he also took me off eggs and VIEWS erasers. splashed it with soy sauce, citrus flavored bal- choice to come out and run. Thank you! cheese, and even mentioned avoiding soy. Oddly enough, I devel- samic vinegar, extra virgin olive oil and some Ken and Laurie Byrns Eliminating dairy and eggs had been on my oped a taste for sliced spices, and put it in the fridge in a covered Ben Byrns Foundation list for some future point but I was unprepared Heather A. tofurkey when searching for glass bowl to marinate overnight. for this enforced deprivation. Perry non-meat sandwich items but I may need to experiment a little with the I gave up cow’s milk years ago but I still that was off the menu now marinade but the first effort was certainly HOW TO WRITE US adore cheese and eggs so I was pretty miser- because of the gluten. palatable when served with some wilted kale able about following Doc’s orders. I was delighted to learn there’s such a thing and brown rice for a healthy, delicious meal Letters must include writer’s name Take it from me: a gluten-free English muf- as GF tofu, so I decided to give it a try. Doc would surely approve. (printed and signature), address and tele- fin topped with faux cheese will never measure Much to my surprise, it’s not half bad when This new way of eating is both a learning phone number for verification. Writers are up to a crispy slice of French bread slathered prepared properly. My first foray into the world process and a test of will power, but I’m always normally limited to one letter in a 30-day with lots of gooey mozzarella. of tofu involved an easy recipe for faux egg up for a challenge, especially when it will period. No poems will be published. Letters I drew the line at the soy edict, reasoning salad. improve my health. should be typed or printed. Not all letters that since I’ve been eating soy meat substitutes After squeezing the water out of the cubed And if Doc lets me have eggs and cheese are published. Send letters to: Letters to the for years, surely they weren’t the culprit for my tofu and crumbling it up with a fork, I added back, I think I can deal with this new way of Editor, P.O. Box 16766, Fernandina Beach, unrelenting discomfort. diced celery and red onions, a heaping tea- eating, especially if it resolves the unrelenting FL., 32035 I got a nasty wakeup call when I tossed a spoon of pickle relish, a tablespoon of sliced pain that has plagued me the past three years. E-mail: mparnell@fbnewsleader. com. couple slices of my favorite faux bacon beside black olives and a dollop of a mayonnaise sub- Heather A. Perry is a reporter at the News- visit us on-line at fbnewsleader.com my GF waffle one morning. A little while later, stitute called Vegenaise. But it was the double Leader. that all too familiar pain welled up and I figured dash of turmeric that gave my faux egg salad [email protected] CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

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SOUNDS ON CENTRE TONIGHT WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Camarotti The Rev. and Mrs. Frank Camarotti are celebrating their 50th wedding anniver- The Beech Street sary with a trip to Montego Blues Band plays Bay, Jamaica. Upon return- Sounds on Centre ing, a celebration will be held from 6-8 p.m. at Maggiano’s Restaurant in tonight. The free Jacksonville with their chil- concert series dren, grandchildren and presented by the great-grandchildren. Historic The Rev. Camarotti is pas- Fernandina tor at Five Points Baptist Business Church in Fernandina Beach. Association takes Brother Frank and Diane place between served with the Southern Front and Second Baptist International Mission The Camarottis streets in down- Board as missionaries to town Fernandina. Romania. Visit www.down- The Camarottis have min- Fernandina Beach area for townfernandin- istered in the Yulee- more than 28 years. abeach.com. SUBMITTED MILITARY NEWS

■ Army Pvt. Douglas R. marksmanship, armed and Baggett has graduated from unarmed combat, map read- Pillowcase basic combat training at Fort ing, field tactics, military Jackson, Columbia, S.C. courtesy, military justice sys- During the nine weeks of tem, basic first aid, foot sewing bee set training, the soldier studied marches and field training the Army mission, history, exercises. tradition and core values, Baggett is the son of for Saturday physical fitness and received Joseph Baggett of Jackson- instruction and practice in ville and Debra Beck of For the News-Leader basic combat skills, military Bryceville. weapons, chemical warfare He is a 2014 graduate of he first workshop Lollipops and bayonet training, drill and West Nassau High School, Quilt Shop sponsored to bene- ceremony, marching, rifle Callahan. fit ConKerr Cancer was so suc- T cessful that they have sched- uled a second one on Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the shop at 1881 South 14th St., Suite 5, in Fernandina. “I am just thrilled that Lollipops is SUBMITTED Florida clerks tackle doing this again. It was amazing how Lollipops Quilt Shop is sponsoring a workshop to make pillowcases for many helpers participated that day. ConKerr Cancer on Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the shop at 1881 Laurie Malm and Mary Davis, Lollipops South 14th St., Suite 5, in Fernandina. domestic violence owners, donated the most adorable fab- ric, and at the end of the day the group For the News-Leader can do to help victims and, ulti- had made 140 adorable pillowcases for dren with cancer and other serious ill- ests.” mately, how we can put an end children with cancer at Wolfson, nesses. The cases are sewn by volun- Participants may bring their own October is Domestic to domestic violence. Florida’s Nemours, Shands and PedsCare,” said teers, and locally the goal is 150-200 pil- machines if they like, threaded with neu- Violence Awareness Month. Court Clerks are keenly sensi- Sylvia Hurst, Nassau County lowcases a month for Wolfson Children’s tral colors, either sewing machines or During this time, the Clerk of tive to the needs of domestic Coordinator for ConKerr Cancer. Hospital, Nemours, Shands and sergers. There will be machines avail- Courts Office encourages violence survivors and take There will be three shifts of helpers PedsCare. able at the shop for participants to use members of the local commu- these matters very seriously. Saturday, and to join in, just call “The children love them, “ Hurst also. nity to become familiar with They are committed to assist- Lollipops at 310-6616 and sign up. It is added. “They do bring a smile to the You may want to bring basic sewing how the local office can help ing victims, with complete con- great fun and for such a wonderful kids and their families during such a dif- supplies like scissors, but there will also you or someone you know. fidentiality and discretion, cause, said Hurst. ficult time. We send lots and lots of dif- be a need for people to cut and press. Unfortunately, one in four throughout the entire process ConKerr Cancer – A Case for Smiles ferent designs so that each child can And if you have fabric to contribute to women and one in seven men of filing reports and connect- provides fun, colorful pillowcases to chil- have a pillowcase that reflects their inter- the cause, that would be most welcome. in the United States suffer phys- ing victims with advocate pro- ical violence at the hands of grams. their spouses, intimate partners Domestic violence is a or even family members. prominent issue and the Florida Additionally, three out of Court Clerks stand ready to four Americans personally protect community members Jordi receives ‘Good Neighbor Award’ know someone who is or has and lend a helping hand for been a victim of domestic vio- those in need of domestic vio- County Extension and respected Farm Bureau lence. When applied to the state lence assistance. They work Director/Horticulture Agent in the nation. To truly be rec- of Florida alone, these statis- very closely with the local sher- Rebecca Jordi was recently ognized as Florida’s Voice of tics are staggering and show iff’s office, ensuring that both honored by the Nassau Farm Agriculture.” what a tremendous impact safety and justice are achieved Bureau with their “Good “I am honored to receive domestic violence has on our for victims and their families in Neighbor Award.” The award the Good Neighbor Award local communities. the event that a domestic vio- was presented to Jordi by from the Nassau County However, it is vital that we lence incident occurs. Nassau County Farm Bureau. This award recognize that this violence is If you or someone you know Commissioner Walter “Jr.” represents the contributions not inevitable, nor is it “some- is suffering from domestic vio- Boatright and Gil Quarrier, made by Extension staff and body else’s problem.” lence, please contact the both Nassau County Farm volunteers, in our commit- “In order to effectively make Nassau County Clerk’s Civil Bureau board members. ment to promote the impor- strides against this issue and Department at 548-4609. The Nassau County Farm tance of agriculture not only improve these statistics within The Clerk of Courts Office Bureau “Good Neighbor on a statewide level, but right Nassau County, we must not is located in the Robert M. Award” was started in 2008. here in Nassau County,” said remain silent upon experienc- Foster Justice Center, 76347 The award is presented to an Jordi. ing, witnessing or hearing Veterans Way, Yulee, www.nas- individual who is recognized Nassau County Extension about incidents of domestic vio- sauclerk.com. by their peers for establishing staff conducts programs in 4- lence,” said John A. Crawford, Reference: Statistics from themselves as one who goes H and Youth Development, Clerk of Courts & Comptroller. National Domestic Violence above and beyond to help Family & Consumer With this in mind, it is Hotline: www.thehotline.org/is- those in need. Sciences, Environmental important to focus on what we this-abuse/statistics. “Through her hard work Horticulture and Agriculture and dedication to the Nassau & Natural Resources. County Extension Office, she PHOTO COURTESY OF THE NASSAU COUNTY FARM BUREAU Volunteers, under direction of has proved to be an individual Gil Quarrier, left, and County Commissioner Walter Extension agents in all four who truly exemplifies herself “Jr.” Boatwright present County Extension program areas, work to to be qualified for this award,” Director/Horticulture Agent Rebecca Jordi with the improve the quality of life in Dental foundation gives stated Kirby Kitler, county Farm Bureau Good Neighbor Award. the community. secretary for the bureau. To learn more about This year, Florida Farm Nassau County Extension $6,000 to Barnabas Bureau Federation celebrates programs, see the website at: 72 years of service to agricul- 60 counties in this state, increase the net income of http://nassau.ifas.ufl.edu/ind TALLAHASSEE – The in a press release. ture. With about 147,000 where agriculture is second farmers and ranchers, and to ex.html, or contact the office Florida Dental Association “By providing basic dental members, Florida Farm only to tourism in economic improve the quality of rural at 879-1019. Master Foundation (FDAF) is proud to care services, we can make a Bureau is the state’s largest importance. life.” FFBF’s vision is: Gardeners are on office duty announce the donation of significant impact in Floridians’ agricultural organization. The Florida Farm Bureau “Florida Farm Bureau will be on Fridays, from 10 a.m. until $75,000 in grant funding to sup- lives by helping prevent dental There are Farm Bureaus in Federation’s mission is “to the most effective, influential 2 p.m. at 491-7340. port local clinics providing disease, which can cause infec- Project: Dentists Care servic- tions, bone or nerve damage ΩΩΩΩΩßΩ es. and tooth loss.” This funding will provide Project: Dentists Care is a Welcome to Modesty in an grants ranging from $3,000 to statewide dental access network $7,000 to 15 clinics to support overseen and supported by the Immodest World free and low-cost dental servic- Florida Dental Association God’s House es, including $6,000 for the Foundation. Under this pro- We live in a world that is immodest in so many Barnabas Center dental clinic. gram, clinics and referral pro- FAMILY DENTISTRY ways. Some athletes and performers boast “The Florida Dental grams are organized by local immodestly of their skill and prowess in ways Association Foundation is dentists who volunteer their RonAnderson thankful for the chance to help time and services to provide FOR ADULTS & CHILDREN which would make the humbler athletes and • BUICK Most Insurances Accepted improve the health of our com- preventative and restorative performers of bygone eras blush. But, we are •GMC •CHEVROLET Call For Appointment munities,” said Dr. David dental care to Floridians in 464054 SR 200, Yulee 2 6 1 - 6 8 2 6 also immodest in more literal and physical ways, Russell, president of the Florida need. Dr. Robert Friedman (904) 261-6821 A1A at Bailey Rd. that is, by how much our bodies we put on Dental Association Foundation, Visit barnabasnassau.org. display. 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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014 NEWS News-Leader 9A The diesel snowball ‘Old School’ barbecue

It has long been a head- percent engine. Generally, it is not for Mercedes in Wilmington, restaurant in Yulee scratcher why Europe’s new residual the low-mileage driver. They N.C., (1978-1988) led me to vehicles are 50 percent diesel value at 36 operate better when driven attend the mandatory train- Jacksonville-based Bono’s favorite since 1949. Adeeb and and our country is around 4 months. regularly, and that is where ing classes. Our burly Pit Bar-B-Q is bringing its fast- Martino were looking for an percent. In the first half of That com- the savings can equalize the instructor, Dietrick casual sister concept, Willie opportunity to enter the rapidly 2014, the general market in pares to 53 investment. By comparison, Rheinfeld, was an awesome Jewell’s Old School Bar-B-Q, to growing fast-casual market as the U.S. was up 4.2 percent percent for hybrids cost an average of trainer. He kept the room at Yulee. well as a less expensive fran- and diesel sales were up 25 gas and 55 $4,100 more and electric vehi- 62 degrees, so you were The franchisees, Paul and chise package for potential fran- percent. All predictions see percent for cles $13,000 more. Another alert. We had to learn to sell a Donna Hinch, joined the Willie chisees and area developers. diesels gaining more traction hybrids. equalizer for the diesel fuel noisy motor and hard seats to Jewell’s family in 2012 with their Willie Jewell Daniels was a in a hurry. For the 96 percent KEFFER’S Added costs in the high-end market prospects comparing puffy location in Kingsland, Ga. After real person and someone that not buying diesels, you might CORNER value per- is that premium fuel in simi- seats and no engine noise. I success with their first store made a big impact in Adeeb’s ask why would I consider ceptions lar to diesel in cost. have been a believer for they are excited for another life. Adeeb’s grandfather res- one? My research took me to are a prod- Diesel fuel is now readily decades and enjoy seeing the grand opening of Willie Jewell’s cued Daniels from the streets of a Business Insider article list- Rick Keffer uct of available in our country. snowball growing. It’s not for Old School Bar-B-Q in Yulee. Jacksonville when she was only ing some compelling reasons. demand and good owner Recharging stations will be everyone, but it will end up in This will be the third location in a teen. She went to work in their Today’s diesels run on a experiences. needed in great numbers if a lot more driveways. the concept, which will now family restaurant and quickly mandatory ultra-low sulfur The mileage estimates for electric vehicles are to grow October, the start of the have locations in Florida, proved that she could cook diesel fuel. They are clean- diesels are more real world in practical use. Ever wonder fourth quarter, means 2014 is Georgia and South Carolina. almost anything. Adeeb attrib- burning and much quieter or even conservative. The why the semis are all diesel? winding down. Do something Willie Jewell’s Old School utes 95 percent of his cooking than before. The fuel pro- EPA ratings on hybrids have Performance, operating costs special this quarter – say, buy Bar-B-Q was created by Joe knowledge to Willie Jewell and vides more torque, adding to been at times overstated, and and longevity are a quick a new or used vehicle. Have a Adeeb, owner and president of says, “Not only was Willie Jewell towing ability and power off some have had to be adjust- answer. Do those concepts good week. Bono’s Bar-B-Q, and Vice an incredible cook, she was an the line. The Germans, with ed. Fuel range on a diesel is have appeal in the general Rick Keffer owns and oper- President Josh Martino. The incredible person.” the Autobahn, buy almost much better. A Passat diesel market? They do in Europe ates Rick Keffer Dodge concept has a smaller menu and The new location, slated to half of their cars with diesels. can go 800 miles on a tank of and globally. It seems Chrysler Jeep in Yulee. He a less expensive check average, open on Thursday, is located at They are capable of tremen- fuel. inevitable that the United invites questions or positive but will still smoke all of its bar- 463155 SR 200 at the intersec- dous performance, and need Diesel fuel costs more and States will gravitate to more stories about automobile use becue the old-fashioned way, tion of A1A and US 17. Contact to be in their country. there is an average cost of diesel sales. and ownership. the low and slow method that Josh Martino at 904-207-6540 Resale is better, with a 63 $2,500 extra for the diesel Why am I a fan? Selling [email protected] has made Bono’s a Jacksonville for franchise information.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014 10A NEWS-LEADER/FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA 16-year-old wins title at Omni Amelia Island Plantation Neel wins after Hall retires from an injury The Omni Amelia Island Plantation and the United Tennis Association wrapped another successful Amelia Island Women’s Tennis Championship with U.S. play- er Ingrid Neel taking home the title. She defeated veteran player Edina Gallovits-Hall after Hall retired at 4-4 due to an injury. Neel, currently living in Bradenton and being coached by IMG, calls Minnesota home and was here all week with her coach from Min- nesota. SUBMITTED PHOTOS The doubles team of Ingrid Neel, 16, left, won the singles title at the Amelia Island Women’s Tennis Championship over the weekend. Right, Maria-Fernanda Alves Maria- Fernanda Alves and and Keri Wong are pictured with the runners-up doubles team of Andie K. Daniell and Sophie Chang. Keri Wong defeated Andie K. Daniell and Sophie Chang in an exciting two sets, 7-6(6), 7- One hundred percent of ceeds go toward youth tennis equipment in the community. programs at the Omni Amelia 1-800-TheOmni or visit omni- 6(4). the tournament ticket pro- player development and For information on tennis Island Plantation Resort, call ameliaislandplantation.com.

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SUBMITTED PHOTOS Yulee High School football players, cheerleaders and mascot Buzz spent time Tuesday reading to students at Yulee Primary School and Yulee Elementary School in celebration of homecoming this week. The football team hosts Paxon tonight at 7 p.m. in a district matchup.

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• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast p.m. shotgun start. A reception with prizes will Association announces its 33rd annual Octo- cart fees, range balls, hole-in-one prizes for Florida will host the 19th annual Reggie Hunt be held following the tournament, including ber 4 Ball tournament at the Fernandina Saturday and Sunday. Memorial Golf Classic Oct. 24 at the Amelia prizes and recognition for the top three teams Beach Golf Club Oct. 11-12 with over $3,000 in Players must be FBMGA members. Join as River Golf Club. The event is held annually in that raise the most money for BBBSNEFL and cash and prizes. Two-man handicapped format a tournament member for $30, which entitles Nassau County in memory of William carry the lowest tournament net score. with Saturday captain’s choice and Sunday bet- players to participate in any FBMGA tourna- Reginald Hunt Jr., a former Fernandina Beach For information, to register a team or ter ball shotgun start at 9 a.m. Three flights ment in which the FBMGA has donated cash High School student-athlete and six-year par- become a sponsor, contact Rainey Crawford, based on age; under 60 white tees, 60-71 gold prizes — at least six in 2015. ticipant in the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nassau County area manager, at (904) 485- tees and over 71 red tees with an eight-shot Entry forms available at the Fernandina Northeast Florida in Nassau County. 0126 or [email protected]. differential in team handicaps. Beach Golf Club or by emailing John Rudd at Registration begins at 12:30 p.m. with a 1 • The Fernandina Beach Men’s Golf Entry fee is $99 and includes greens and [email protected]. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014 SPORTS News-Leader 11A

SPORTS SHORTS FBHS homecoming led self-defense classes for more than two decades. He has scheduled this special work- The Fernandina Beach High School shop as a benefit for the Fernandina Beach homecoming parade will be downtown at 4 Library expansion and renovation that will be p.m. Oct. 10. The community is invited to par- completed next spring. ticipate in the parade. Anyone interested in Tickets are available for a donation of $20 participating should contact Rob Hicks at or more to Friends of the Library. Kelly is Fernandina Beach High School at 261-5714 donating his expertise and 100 percent of the or [email protected]. proceeds will help purchase library furniture and equipment. Natural High 5K All residents 14 years old and older are Nassau Alcohol Crime and Drug encouraged to attend. The class will take Abatement Coalition and Students Working place from 9 a.m. to noon at the recreation Against Tobacco are hosting a 5K in center. Class size is limited to the first 50 par- Callahan, the inaugural Natural High 5K, Oct. ticipants who sign up at the library with their 4 at West Nassau High School. Registration donation of $20 or more. If there is sufficient begins at 7:30 a.m. and the 5K race begins at interest, a second workshop may be added. 9 a.m. Opening ceremonies start at 8:30 a.m. For tickets and information, visit the Prize for top three finishers. Fee is $20. Fernandina Beach Public Library, 25 N. For information, call (904) 955-0159. Fourth St., or call 277-7365. Tennis at Golf Club Sailing Club meets Adult and junior tennis lessons and clinics The Amelia Island Sailing Club meets the are now offered at the Golf Club of Amelia first Tuesday at the Kraft Athletic Club at Ten Island. Contact USPTR certified pro Susie Acres. Social hour at 6:30 p.m., meeting at DeMille at (954) 816-4595 or email susiede- 7:30 p.m. For information, contact Commo- [email protected] for information. dore Roger Henderson at (904) 624-2711 or [email protected] or visit Sign up for YBA hoops www.ameliaislandsailing.org. The Yulee Basketball Association registra- tion for the 2014-15 season is now open. For Upward Basketball information and to register visit www.Yulee Upward Basketball and Cheerleading reg- Basketball.org. All athletes must register istration at First Baptist Fernandina is now online no later than Nov. 7. A mandatory try- open for kids in kindergarten through sixth out/skills assessment is Nov. 9 (10U 1-3 p.m.) grade. (12U 2-4 p.m.) (15U 3-5 p.m.). Early registra- There are no travel teams and just a one- tion is highly recommended as the number of hour practice and one-hour game each week. athletes for tryouts and participation in the Coaches use practices and games to teach YBA is limited. and build basketball skills while making sure Coaches and volunteers are needed. the kids have fun. Kids will also learn team- Contact [email protected]. work and build self-esteem in the basketball leagues and kids basketball camps, making SUBMITTED PHOTOS Sheriff’s Shootout for a positive sports experience. Yulee Middle School quarterback Jaxon Crosby catches a pass from Chase Crider, Deadline for registration is Nov. 22. This The Nassau County Sheriff’s Office and above. Below, the defensive line. year, basketball shorts and cheerleading NCSO Charities are sponsoring the second mock turtlenecks are included at no additional annual Sheriff’s Shootout sporting clay tour- cost. Early registration (before Oct. 30) is $75. nament Nov. 7 at Amelia Shotgun Sports in After Oct. 30, the fee is $90. Yulee. First Baptist, Fernandina is located at 1600 Registration starts at 9 a.m.; shooting Hornets sting Trinity 48-6 S. Eighth St. Visit http://Upward. FBFirst.com begins at 10 a.m. with the awards ceremony or drop by the church office during regular at 11:30 a.m., followed by lunch. All partici- The Yulee Middle School business hours and pick up a registration pants will receive a hat and T-shirt. football team routed Trinity form. Test your shooting skills against Sheriff Bill Christian 48-6 Tuesday. The Leeper, fellow law enforcement officers and Hornets led 32-0 at halftime. area leaders while helping raise money for Maurice Moore had 100 NSFA meetings NCSO Charities to benefit the community. rushing yards and a trio of The Nassau Sport Fishing Association Form a four-person team for $500 or a two- touchdowns. Antwuan holds its monthly business meetings on the person team for $300. Sponsorships are Alexander had 129 yards and second Wednesday at Kraft Ten Acres, available. a score. Jordan Richo had 62 961023 Buccaneer Trail, Fernandina Beach. For information or to sign up, contact Larry yards and a TD and Chase The social get-togethers are held on the Boatwright at 548-4027 or email at lboatwright Crider had 75 yards and a fourth Wednesday. @nassauso.com. touchdown. The Hornet Additional information, directions and offense had 418 rushing reservations are available on the NSFA web- yards, 460 total on the night. Workshop for library site at www.nsfafish.net. “We started out strong, Martial arts expert Dan Kelly will teach The Nassau Sport Fishing Association, scoring on the first play of the area residents “how to protect themselves, founded in 1983, is a 501c3 nonprofit organi- game,” YMS Coach Shaun become better prepared, not become a vic- zation, created to develop and promote salt- Forbes said. “Maurice Moore tim, and how to escape from arm grips and water fishing in the Nassau County area while ran for 60 yards. choke holds,” at a special self-defense work- adhering to state, federal and local regula- “I want to give full credit shop Oct. 4 at the Atlantic Avenue Recrea- tions, to encourage compliance with rules of to the offensive line and tight tion Center, 2500 Atlantic Ave., Fernandina water safety by club members and the gener- ends. Chase Crider, Gavin Lahken Montgomery. the defense.” Beach. al public and to promote youth-related com- McKnight, Colin Williams, “The defense played great Yulee plays Bolles Kelly served with the U.S. Marshall munity and other civic minded activities. Jason Dubberly, Bryson all night. Jordan Richo and Tuesday night at 6 p.m. It’s Service, was an Air Force security specialist, Contact President John Hartrich at 206- Smith, Timothy Fields and Austin Wood led the way for homecoming for the Hornets. has a black belt in Aikido martial arts and has 0817 or email [email protected].

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FERNANDINA BEACH BALL at Peck Gym Tuesdays PARKS & RECREATION and Fridays from 7-9 p.m., $2/ DEPARTMENT day city resident, $5 non-city. YOUTH BASKETBALL YOUTH VOLLEYBALL at REGISTRATION through Oct. Peck Gym Tuesdays and 3. Register at the Atlantic Fridays from 3-5 p.m. for Center. Four age groups school and club teams. offered: 8U (6-8) co-ed; 10U Players must have adult (9-10) co-ed; 12U (11-12) coach or adult supervision. separate boys and girls divi- Call at least 24 hours in sions; and 14U (13-14) sepa- advance: 310-3353. $2/day rate boys and girls divisions. city resident, $5 non-city resi- Player evaluations are Oct. dent. 13-14 at Peck Gym. OPEN INDOOR SOCCER Player draft Oct. 15 at the at Peck Gym Wednesdays Atlantic Center Auditorium. from 6-8 p.m., $2 city resi- Practices begin week of Oct. dents, $5 non-city. 20; season begins week of OPEN BASKETBALL at Nov. 10. Games on Thursday Peck Gym Monday, Wednes- evenings or Saturday morn- day, Thursday from 11 a.m.- ings at Peck Gym. Six-game 5:45 p.m. and Tuesday and regular season , tournament Friday from 11 a.m.-2 p.m., in each division. based on court availability. Fees are $45 city resi- MAHARAJ TENNIS dents, $55 non-city ($5 dis- • Junior clinics through De- count for additional sibling) cember (Monday-Thursday): and due today. Copy of birth Level 1 (Monday/Wednesday certificate required. Volunteer from 3-3:45 p.m., ages 4-8) coaches needed. Contact Jay and Level 2 (Monday/Wed- Robertson at 310-3361 or nesday from 3:45-4:30 p.m., [email protected]. ages 6-10), $48 city residents, OPEN ADULT VOLLEY- $64 non-city.

2014 SCHEDULES

YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Oct. 13 DISTRICT 9:00 Varsity Football Oct. 21 Regional Oct. 3 PAXON* (HC) 7:00 Nov. 3-5 State Oct. 10 at Ribault* 7:00 Oct. 17 at Baker County* 7:00 FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH Oct. 24 BISHOP KENNY* (SR) 7:00 SCHOOL Oct. 30 at Stanton* 7:00 Volleyball Nov. 7 at West Nassau 7:30 Oct. 3-4 at Bolles tourney *District Oct. 7 BOLLES 5:30/6:30 Oct. 9 at Raines* 5:30/6:30 YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Oct. 10-11 JV at Bishop Kenny tourney Junior Varsity Football Oct. 14 CREEKSIDE 5:30/6:30 Oct. 9 BAKER COUNTY 6:00 Oct. 16 at Ponte Vedra 5:30/6:30 Oct. 16 BISHOP KENNY 6:00 Oct. 20-23 District 4-4A at WNHS Oct. 23 at Fernandina Beach 6:00 * District

FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL Varsity Football Cross Country Oct. 3 at Fort White* 7:30 Oct. 4 at Mustang Invitational 7:30 Oct. 10 WEST NASSAU (HC) 7:00 Oct. 9 Nassau County 4:30 Oct. 17 at Taylor County* 7:30 Oct. 18 AMELIA INVITATIONAL 8:00 Oct. 31 MADISON* 7:00 Oct. 22 District 3-2A *District Nov. 6 Region 1-2 at Pensacola Nov. 15 State 2A at Tallahassee FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL FERNANDINA BEACH MIDDLE Junior Varsity Football SCHOOL Oct. 8 at West Nassau 6:00 Football Oct. 16 at Hilliard 6:00 Oct. 7 BAKER COUNTY (HC) 6:00 Oct. 23 YULEE 6:00 Oct. 14 at Episcopal 6:00 Oct. 22 at Bolles 5:00 FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL YULEE MIDDLE SCHOOL Boys Golf Football Oct. 2 YULEE 4:15 Oct. 7 BOLLES MIDDLE 6:00 Oct. 7 at Episcopal/Creekside 4:00 Oct. 21 at Callahan 5:00 Oct. 8 at Yulee 4:00

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12A FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014 NEWS News-Leader RAINY DAY RUNNERS

Rainy weather couldn’t deter the more than 580 participants in the Ben Byrns Runway Rally on Saturday at the city air- port – from the start, above right, to the fin- ish. William Weaver, above left with Ken and Laurie Byrns, took first place in the Male Overall competition. The Masters Women winner was Evangelina Palacios Rico, left. Right, Ben Byrns, Rick Keffer and state Sen. Aaron Bean present a check to Fernandina Beach High School Principal Jane Arnold for her students’ suc- cess in the “School Challenge” financed by Ben Byrns Foundation Board member Keffer. Proceeds from the overall event go to causes promoted by the Ben Byrns Foundation, which seeks to educate young people about the dan- gers of lethal drug combinations. PHOTOS BY ED HARDEE FOR THE NEWS-LEADER

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014 B NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA Fall plant sale set for Oct. 11

BEA WALKER paintings each year. As a For the News-Leader result of her passion for ani- mal rescue, she contributes Nassau County Master half of her commissions to Gardeners will hold their Fall local rescue groups. Plant Sale on Oct. 11 from 9 Sellner truly loves all ani- a.m. until noon, offering mals. After learning that Master Gardener-propagated Nassau County Extension was plants, select trees and offering a Landscape Matters shrubs, “goodies “ for your session on pollinators in our garden, including custom gardens, she was intrigued painted planters and FNGLA that the session also includes Florida Plants of the Year. a “make & take” bee house. An added attraction this She offered to paint a custom- year will be hand-painted bee designed bee house for one PHOTO BY BEA WALKER/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER houses by local artist Susan lucky attendee at the class, Local artist Susan Sellner has donated her talents to support Nassau Extension Sellner, who has developed held today. efforts to promote awareness of pollinators. Bee houses are designed to attract the quite a reputation for her oil Inspired by bees and flow- Mason bee, an excellent pollinator for home gardens. They will be on sale at the Fall paintings. Sellner creates ers, and her painting of the Plant Sale Oct. 11 from 9 a.m.-noon. Top right, among the plants for sale will be original oil paintings of pets PHOTOS BY SHIRLEY LOHMAN pagoda flowers and bottom right, Mexican sage. and produces nearly 100 SALE Continued on 4B FOR THE NEWS-LEADER Y’ART SALE ‘Always a Bridesmaid’ opens ACT season

For the News-Leader It all stems from a vow they made to one another melia Community back in high school – that Theatre kicks off they would overcome all its 34th season obstacles to walk down the A with the delightful A aisle together. “Always a comedy “Always a Bridesmaid” is a laugh-filled, Bridesmaid,” opening on laugh-out-loud show that Thursday and sponsored by asks the question, “Just how Artistic Florist. far are you willing to go to The show is set at a beau- keep a promise to a friend?” tiful historic estate that has The play has a cast of six become a popular wedding women. Keeping the peace venue. It’s a dream destina- amidst the wedding dramat- tion for four best friends who ics is the owner of the venue, keep showing up there Sedalia, played by Linda every few years to be in each Janca. Sedalia is a master other’s weddings. problem solver who has That would not be unusu- seen “blushing brides, nerv- al except for the fact that ous brides and brides having these brides and brides- contractions three minutes maids are now in their apart.” SUBMITTED SUBMITTED mature years, yet continue Monette, played by The cast of “Always a Bridesmaid” celebrates friendship, love and marriage in ACT’s On Saturday, Oct. 11, to have elaborate weddings season opener. From left are Celeste Amos, Karen Harper, Linda Janca, Elizabeth some of Fernandina’s with all the trimmings. ACT Continued on 4B Sawyer, Wendy Gilvey and Cynthia Riegler. most creative individuals – artists from the Island Art Association – will be clean- ing out their studios and selling their unused sup- plies at the association’s ‘Sweeney Todd’ Y’Art Sale from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., at the IAA Art Education Center, 18 N. at the Playhouse Second St. The Island Art Association is a nonprofit cooperative JAN COTE-MEROW presenting the audience with of local artists organized For the News-Leader a deep, dark and mesmeriz- for the education and ing journey into Victorian enjoyment of citizens and Amelia Musical Playhouse London. visitors of Nassau County. is one of the select theaters in This critically acclaimed The event is free to attend Florida to offer Stephen musical won eight Tony and open to the public and Sondheim’s Tony Award-win- awards including Best is a great opportunity to ning musical “Sweeney Todd” Musical, Best Musical Score, pick up art-related items on Oct. 9, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, Best Book and offers the at bargain prices. If you 25, 31 and Nov. 1. most challenging music writ- want to reserve a table Directed by AMP’s ten for musical theater. and participate in the sale, Managing Director Jill The rare instance of a please register at the IAA PHOTO BY BILL RASER/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER Dillingham, this cutting-edge musical thriller, Stephen Art Gallery. Registration is The cast of the Tony Award-winning musical “Sweeney Todd,” opening Thursday at musical redefined the bound- $15. Amelia Musical Playhouse. aries of musical theater by TODD Continued on 4B OFF&ONTHE ISLAND

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2B FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014 LEISURE News-Leader

from 6-9 p.m. Navy Special Warfare com- His recent death by car munity and their families. OUT AND ABOUT accident was a great loss for Donations for the silent auc- the local community and tion are welcome and must be MUSIC NOTES extended family of restaura- received no later than Oct. 31. teurs. To raise money for his Donations are tax deductible. Courtyard concert SPECIAL EVENTS ly with ID. Call (904) 829-0504 family during the difficult time, Dinner tickets and silent auc- or visit www.stauggreekfest. area restaurants will hold a tion donation information are Robert H. Sanders, singer-songwriter-guitarist and Tonight is pizza night at com. food fair in front of the brew- available from Larry Byrd, at Fernandina Beach native, will perform Oct. 4 from 6:30- American Legion Post 54, • • • ery. Tickets are $60, with kids [email protected]. 10:30 p.m. at The Courtyard at 316 Centre St. His music 626 S. Third St., Fernandina The General Duncan under 12 admitted free. A Dinner registration is available offers a variety of genres from Americana to jazz-styled bal- Beach. Come in from 5-7 Lamont Clinch Historical silent auction will include at www.ameliaislandnavyseal- lads played in his unique finger style. Sanders is best known p.m. and order fresh pizza Society will host local attor- prizes from places such as foundation.org. for his work with Michael J Howerton in Whitby Quinn, an with your choice of toppings ney Clyde Davis at 7:30 The Ritz-Carlton hotels of • • • Americana/Country-Rock project. Hear his music at for $8 donation. Call 261-7900 p.m. Oct. 13 at the Amelia Amelia Island, Jacksonville, Cats Angels, Inc. SPCA’s www.roberthsandersmusic.com. to place an order for pick-up. Island Museum of History at Orlando and Atlanta; the seventh annual “Rescue • • • Third and Cedar streets. Omni; White Oak; many nice Me” fundraiser will be held Pops with JSO The 42nd Annual Rock Refreshments will be served. restaurants and original art- Nov. 8 from 5-8 p.m. at The Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra presents the Thrasher- Shrimp Festival takes place Davis, whose ancestors work. Surf Restaurant and Bar, Horne 11th season opener on Oct. 4 at 8 p.m. with Nicholas Oct. 4 in St. Marys, Ga., operated sawmills on the St. To donate silent auction 3199 S. Fletcher Ave. in Palmer, conductor. Opening the 11th season on a musical including 5K and 10K races, a Marys River in the 1800s, will items or for information, call Fernandina Beach. note is the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra’s second per- 1-mile Kids Fun Run and a speak about “Murder At Kings (904) 556-4853 or email Enjoy a buffet dinner, cash formance on the THCA stage. This pops concert includes themed parade. Enjoy enter- Ferry,” an incident of mistaken [email protected]. For bar, silent auction, door prizes musical favorites and light classics. tainment, demonstrations, arts identity where Merrick tickets, go to and music by Ronnie Stoots. For more information, call (904) 276-6750 or visit thcen- & crafts vendors and food Jackson murdered John www.eventbrite.com/e/friends- Tickets are $25 and available ter.org. concessionaires, including the Thomas by beating him with a of-chef-thomas-food-fair-at- at the Thrift Store at Cats Concert series Kiwanis Club rock shrimp din- club. intuition-tickets-12634150083. Angels, 709 S. Eighth St., ners. • • • For information, go to www Monday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 Cover the Town with Sound, a free concert series featur- For information or registra- The Amelia Island .facebook.com/events/808762 p.m. or online through ing groups of Jacksonville Symphony musicians performing tion visit www.smkiwanis.com Chapter Daughters of the 875843060. www.catsangels.com. throughout the area, takes place Oct. 5 at 3 p.m. at or www.VisitStMarys.com, or American Revolution will • • • You can be a Cats Angels Glenmoor at World Golf Village. Admission is free. Call (904) call (912) 882-4000. meet Oct. 15 at the Golf Jacksonville’s 41st annu- VIP for $75, which includes 354-5547 or visit JaxSymphony.org for more information. • • • Club of Amelia Island. Vice- al Depression and Antique your ticket and a gift bag con- (The full Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra is not performing The Ladies Auxiliary of Regent Cindy Glenn will pres- Glass Show welcomes taining a commemorative T- at this event.) the VFW Post 4351 will host ent a program commemorat- guest George W. Fenton, shirt, Betsy Johnson jewelry, Simon & Garfunkel music a brunch on Oct. 5 at 11:30 ing the 200th anniversary of celebrating a “Fenton gift certificate and more. a.m. for an $8 donation, or a the writing of The Star Family Tradition of Glass • • • With the line “hello darkness, my old friend” Simon & $5 donation if you bring three Spangled Banner. Sign-in Making since 1905.” Enjoy The Council of Catholic Garfunkel touched a generation and propelled the duo to non-perishable food items for begins at 10 a.m. free seminars by Fenton on Women at St. Michael’s superstardom. Relive Simon & Garfunkel’s “Kodachrome” the Salvation Army Hope Reservations must be made Saturday and Sunday at 1:15 Catholic Church will hold a moments with conductor Michael Krajewski, guest artists House pantry. Breakfast with Janet Lukaszewicz at p.m. The show is Oct. 18 from Holiday Bazaar on Nov. 22 A.J. Swearingen and Jonathan Beedle, and the Jacksonville includes biscuits and gravy, 386-5767 or email 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Oct. 19 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the St. Symphony Orchestra, Oct. 10 at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. and Oct. eggs, grits, potatoes and [email protected]. from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Michael’s Academy School on 11 at 8 p.m. Pops tickets are $25-72. Coffee tickets are $16- more. The VFW Post is locat- • • • Fraternal Order of Police Fourth Street. 26. Call (904) 354-5547 or visit JaxSymphony.org for more ed at 96086 Wade Place, On Oct. 16 the Amelia Building, 5530 Beach Blvd., information. under the Shave Bridge. Island Charity Group will Jacksonville. Glass dealers THEATER • • • host an informational meet- from across the U.S. will be Upbeat Pink The Newcomers Club of ing about the Navy Seal selling a wide variety of glass. Rendezvous Festival is UNF presents the 10th Annual Upbeat Pink: A musical Amelia Island will host its Foundation at The Amelia Free parking. Food court. accepting film submissions for tribute to breast cancer survivors at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 10 in monthly coffee on Oct. 9. Island Club – Long Point. Admission is $5 at the door. its debut International Film Lazzara Performance Hall. Admission is free. Join conductor Women interested in joining Reception is from 5-7 p.m. For information call (904) 655- and Music Festival June 5-13, Dr. Gordon Brock, Dr. Bill Price, guest artist, and guest the club and who reside in and is open to the public. The 8445 or visit www.depression- 2015 on Amelia Island and speakers Dr. Laura Vallow, radiation technologist at Mayo Nassau County (no matter Navy Seal Foundation pro- glassclubjax.com. American Beach. Clinic and Dianne Wagner, breast cancer survivor. For more how long they have lived vides assistance to the Naval • • • Submissions are accepted in information call (904) 953-0707 or visit here) are welcome to attend. Special Warfare Community “Pony Up and Party,” a the following categories: U.S www.mayoclinic.org/jacksonville. For further information contact and their families. Please fundraiser for the Shorts, U.S Features, U.S Bluegrass jam Lucy Bryan at (904) 430-0119 RSVP to Joe Murphy, (904) Fernandina Beach library, is Documentaries, International or [email protected], or visit 206-3935 or Oct. 25 at the 38-acre Shorts, International Features, Bluegrass jams are resuming at The Barn in Yulee, www.newcomersofameliais- [email protected] or Littleberry Farm just west of Animation Shorts and New 850918 US 17, one block north of A1A at the corner of land.com. Larry Byrd at 753-0457 or Amelia Island. The party will Category Music Videos. For Pages Dairy Road. Upcoming jam dates are Oct. 13 and 27 • • • [email protected]. showcase the skills of rules, regulations, submission from 6:30-9 pm. Admission is free. Light refreshments will In place of its normal • • • some of the 20 horses in dates and fees visit www.ren- be served or bring your own. For information call 477-7268. Friday night wine tasting, A The Nassau County affili- residence. dezvousfestival.com. Eagles salute Taste of Wine by Steve will ate of NAMI will hold its Gates open at 4:45 p.m. • • • host a Friday evening 10th annual Community and festivities start at 5 p.m. A Auditions for “Sherlock Check into Hotel California – the foremost Eagles tribute cruise with Amelia River Awareness and Fundraiser homemade barbecue buffet Holmes and the Case of the concert – and you won’t want to leave. Enjoy all the Eagles Cruise on Oct. 10 at $50 per Dinner Oct. 17 at 6 p.m. in will be served in the screened Christmas Carol” will be hits – including “Take it to the Limit,” “Heartache Tonight” and person. The cruise will last Burns Hall of St. Peter’s breezeway. There will be held at Amelia Community “Desperado” – in a performance faithful to the legendary around 1 1/2 hours beginning Episcopal Church, 801 indoor and covered seating Theatre from 1-4 p.m. on recordings, Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. at the Times-Union Center for at 5 p.m. Enjoy appetizers Atlantic Ave. Applebee’s will and hay bales for relaxing Oct. 4 at 207 Cedar St. the Performing Arts. Tickets are $35-65. Call (904) 354-5547 and the usual two whites and provide a full-course meal. around the show ring. Enjoy The show blends two or visit JaxSymphony.org for more information. two reds to taste. Please Enjoy silent and live auctions music by the O.C. Band, Victorian classics in an ingen- Presented by the Jacksonville Symphony Association, the RSVP to Raskin at 557-1506 with state Sen. Aaron Bean as dancing, games, cash bar, ious drama by John Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra is not performing at this or [email protected]. auctioneer. Guest speakers S’mores and desserts by the Longenbaugh. The large event. • • • include Dr. Ann Grenadier of bonfire, and a live and silent cast requires 16 men, four Choral festival The 17th annual Greek Biofeedback Associates of auction with fine art, dining women, one boy, and one girl, Festival, Oct. 10-12, will fea- Northeast Florida, peer advo- and entertainment and week- plus has five adult roles that UNF presents the Intercollegiate Festival of Jacksonville ture the stories, music, cate John Hardman and end getaways. Visit can be played by men or at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 17 in the Robinson Theater. Enjoy the dance and food of the Shannon Padgett, Esq. fernandinaFOL.org for details. women. Osprey Choral Ensembles, host choirs from Edward Waters islands, the mountains and Tickets are $20 at the door. Proceeds will support Those auditioning will read College, Florida State College at Jacksonville and the villages of Greece. Proceeds will provide educa- Friends of the Library’s from the script, which may be Jacksonville University. Admission is free. For information Francis Field, 29 Castillo tion, advocacy, support capital campaign. Tickets checked out in advance by call (904) 620-2961 or visit www.unf.edu/coas/music. Drive, St. Augustine, will be groups, medication/dental are $75 and available at calling 261-6749 or emailing John Denver tribute event transformed into a virtual assistance, shoes and basic fernandinaFOL.org or at the [email protected]. Bob Greek village with all its toiletries to Nassau residents library, 25 N. Fourth St., or call Weintraub is the director, and Meals on Wheels for Pets Nassau, Inc. (MOW4Pets) will vibrant sights and sounds. with a chronic mental health 321-6529. performances are Dec. 4-20. hold its annual fundraising musical performance, featuring Hosted by Holy Trinity Greek diagnosis. • • • Visit the audition page at Tom Becker, at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 2600 Orthodox Church, festival Call 277-1886, write to The Salvation Army of ameliacommunitytheatre.org Atlantic Ave., on Friday, Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $25 hours are Friday from 4-10 P.O. Box 16712 Fernandina Northeast Florida will host for details. and available at Nassau Humane Society’s Second Chance p.m., Saturday, 11 a.m.-10 Beach, FL 32035 or email its first annual Red Shield • • • Store on South 14th Street, online at www.mow4petsnas- p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m.-5 [email protected] Ball Oct. 25 at the Amelia Community sau.com or by calling (352) 284-6106. p.m. om. University Club in down- Theatre will have auditions With the sound and grace of the late John Denver, With over 100 arts, crafts • • • town Jacksonville to benefit for the Tony Award-winning Becker plays with a talented band and performs more than and business showcase Friends of Chef Thomas families residing at the Red musical “Grease” at 3 p.m. 60 minutes of famous musical hits. Becker is a former mem- exhibitors, there will shopping Tolxdorf of The Ritz-Carlton, Shield Lodge homeless Oct. 12 at 207 Cedar St. ber of the legendary folk group, The New Christy Minstrels. galore and lots to explore. Amelia Island, are honoring shelter at 900 West Adams Nine men and eight He is a successful songwriter and casts a spell that crosses Admission is $3 for adults and him with the Chef Thomas St. women, ages 18 and over, the barriers of age, economics, geography, language and free for those 12 and under. Food Fair at Intuition Ale Festivities begin at 6:30 are needed for the cast. politics. Free admission for active mili- Works in the Avondale area p.m. with a preview of the Those auditioning should pre- Christmas concert tary and their immediate fami- of Jacksonville, Oct. 17 silent auction followed by din- pare 32 bars of a song in the ner, live auction and dancing musical theater or 1950’s The Island Chamber Singers will usher in the holiday featuring the Faze band. style and bring sheet music. season with Rutter’s “Magnificat” and Christmas carols in Former clients of the Red An accompanist will be pro- their performance of “All About Christmas” on Nov. 21 and Shield Lodge also will share vided. No a cappella or 23 at the Amelia Plantation Chapel, 36 Bowman Road, on their stories. karaoke track auditions Nov. 21 at 7 p.m. and Nov. 23 at 3 p.m. An opening night To purchase tickets, or to please. Be prepared to learn a reception will be held in the Fellowship Hall immediately fol- donate to The Salvation Army, short dance combination. The lowing Friday’s performance. call (904) 301-4855, mail your show is directed by Lee Tickets are $15 for adults in advance, at www.island- gifts to P.O. Box 52508, Hamby, with performances chambersingers.org; from a member of the choir; at the Jacksonville, FL 32201, or Feb. 12-28 on ACT’s main Amelia Island Welcome Center, 102 Centre St., (800) 226- donate at www.salvation- stage. Visit ameliacommuni- 3542; at the AIFBY Chamber of Commerce, 961687 armynefl.org. tytheatre.org or call 261-6749 Gateway Blvd., Suite 101G (at A1A and Amelia Island • • • for information. Parkway), 261-3248; and at Harrison’s Mercantile at the Osprey Village will host • • • Omni Amelia Island Plantation Spa and Shops, 432-2218. the fourth annual Chefs’ St. Marys Little Theatre Tickets are $20 at the door and always free for all students. Dinner benefiting the is seeking actors, singers, For information call 225-0575 on weekdays. Katie Caples Foundation on tech crew and other volun- Oct. 26 from 5-8:30 p.m. teers to help produce “A Country music Tickets are $125 per person Christmas Carol.” Come to Ticket sales have begun for the Wainwright Benefit and a limited number of Theatre by the Trax, 1000 Country Music Concert, starring Dierks Bentley and Thomas tables for 8 are available at Osborne Road in St. Marys, Rhett on Dec. 13. All seats are $45 and include parking. The $1,000. Ga., Oct. 18 from 10 a.m. to concert will benefit the Humane Society and at least one The dinner will feature five noon to meet the team and other charity in Camden County, Ga. For information call courses with each selection audition. (912) 729-2166 or (912) 729-3113. prepared and designed exclu- Roles include an assort- sively by one of five area ment of more than 40 charac- Guitar auction chefs. Each course is paired ters for men, women, teens The Friends of the St. Augustine Amphitheatre will hold with fine wines. During the and kids of all ages. Main their second annual Celebrity Guitar Raffle & Auction at the silent auction guests can bid parts include Scrooge, amphitheatre on Oct. 25 from 4-9 p.m. The event is free to on travel packages, wines Cratchit, Tiny Tim, Ghosts of the public and proceeds will benefit arts events for children. and several cooking items to Christmas Past, Present, and The guitars will be on display throughout the event. inspire anyone’s inner chef. Future, Marley and others. Photos and other guitars FOSAA has collected may be All proceeds will benefit The show will be per- viewed at www.fosaa.org. Visit www.fosaa.org for details. the Katie Caples Foundation formed at Theatre by the Trax and its organ donation educa- Dec. 12-14. Rehearsals are Dulcimer group tion program. For information Mondays and Wednesdays at The Yulee Dulcimers meet the second Saturday of each and tickets, visit 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 10 month at New Vision Congregational Church, 96072 Chester www.katierideforlife.org. a.m. Contact Barbara Ryan at Road, Yulee. Members play all types of dulcimer music from Fill in the squares so • • • (912) 729-1103 or barbara@ 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Please bring several copies of your that each row, column The fourth annual Navy stmarysmagazine. favorite music to share. Beginners welcome. For more infor- Seal Foundation Buffet com. mation call 849-1616. and 3-by-3 box Dinner and silent auction • • • Community band contain the numbers will be held at The Amelia “Mrs. Independent” is Oct. Island Club, Saturday, Nov. 10 at 8 p.m. and Oct. 11 at 3 The Nassau Community Band is an ensemble of amateur 1 through 9. Solution 8. Dinner tickets are $75 per p.m. and 8 p.m. at the Times- musicians, retired and current music educators, even folks will appear in the person. This event is open to Union Center, 300 West that have not played since high school or college. It wel- Wednesday the public. The dinner and Water St., Jacksonville. comes all interested persons to join them for rehearsals at 6 silent auction begin at 5 p.m. Tickets are available at all p.m. Thursdays at the Yulee Middle School band room, B-section. Proceeds support the Navy Ticket Master outlets. For 85439 Miner Road. Call band President Chuck Belinski at SEAL Foundation, which pro- information visit www.jax- 277-1257 or search “Nassau Community Band” on Wednesday, October 1 vides immediate and ongoing events.com/?event=mrs-inde- Facebook. Solution support and assistance to the pendent.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014/News-Leader 3B RELIGION What is truth? MISSION CROSS DELIVERED The Diocese of St. Augustine Mission Cross Jesus stood before Pontius hands of the was delivered to the Pilate and stated that He situation. Cathedral School in St. spoke the truth, and that He Life doesn’t Augustine on Sept. 12 by was the Son of God. Pontius work that students from St. Michael Pilate responded by saying, way. Academy in Fernandina “What is truth?” (John 18:38). In the Beach. St. Michael This may seem like an movie “A Academy eighth grade stu- insignificant verse from God’s Few Good dents Zoe Edwards, Word, but I am learning that Men,” there Reegan Graves and Ella there is meaning in all verses. was a Schoening traveled to St. I believe that when Pilate VICTORY famous Augustine with their par- asked this question he wasn’t CORNER courtroom ents to serve as ambassa- talking to Jesus, but to him- scene dors of the academy. self. Jesus was there to hear it, between the Celebrating the 450th but Pilate was so confused Rick two main anniversary of the found- and frustrated with the world Castellani characters. ing of St. Augustine and that he didn’t know what to There was a the beginning of think anymore. The world had colonel in the Navy who was Catholicism in Florida, the gotten the better of him. Pilate on the witness stand and he students passed on the knew Jesus had done nothing was being strongly questioned Diocesan Mission Cross wrong and maybe even a part by a lawyer. The lawyer said, that is traveling to the 29 of him believed that Jesus was “I want the truth.” The colonel Catholic schools in the dio- the Son of God; however, his responded by saying, “You cese, in the order of each mind was so twisted with lies can’t handle the truth.” school’s founding. The that he just gave up and tried Pontius Pilate couldn’t han- Cathedral School was the to wash his hands of the situa- dle the truth. The religious fourth school founded by tion. Life doesn’t work that leaders of that time couldn’t the Sisters of St. Joseph. way. handle the truth. And it sure SUBMITTED In today’s world, lies are a seems like many people in frequent occurrence. We hear today’s world can’t handle the them from politicians, athletes truth from God’s Word. So and celebrities. We will even they twist it, turn it and do hear them in school class- whatever they can to water it RELIGION NOTES rooms. There are textbooks down. It leaves people con- written on the same subject, fused and frustrated, because Faith workshop Hope House, located at 410 S. Ninth St. The church delivers meals to those who but they teach different they can no longer decipher cannot come. Ccall 261-4741. “facts.” How is that possible? truth from lies. When this Grace Community Church will host a Fair trade market It happens because authors happens, many people will share your faith workshop on Saturday, The Fair Trade Market returns to Parenting teens have their own agenda with give up and try to wash their Oct. 4, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Grace Fernandina again this year on Saturday, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church will how they write. Some authors hands of the situation. Life Community Church, 96038 Lofton Oct. 11 from 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at First offer the Parenting Teenagers Course have selected a side and thus, doesn’t work that way. Square Court, next to Winn-Dixie, in Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall, 9 by ALPHA-USA for five weeks, Oct. 21- they will write with the hope As Christians, Jesus and Yulee. N. Sixth St. Support fair trade by giving Nov. 19. Joanne and Dan Roach will of swaying the reader to that God’s Word are the founda- Trainers Ron and Lynn Lester will unique holiday gifts of baskets, pottery, facilitate the course from 6-8:30 p.m. on side. Whatever happened to tion of our faith. Our founda- lead the training. The Lesters are mem- metal craft, olive wood, scarves, jewelry, Wednesdays. The cost is $75 for individ- simply teaching the truth and tion is solid rock. We don’t bers of Good News Church in St. Christmas items and more. Returning uals or $150 per couple, which includes letting the person decide have to sway like leaves on a Augustine where since 2006, among vendors include Creation of Hope all materials and five dinners with which side to be on? Those tree, but can stand strong on other volunteers, they have led outreach (Haiti), MayaWorks (Guatemala), PAL entrees prepared by Lulu’s. To sign up days appear to be over. truth. There will be no need and evangelism training programs to (Bethlehem nativities), Rahab’s Rope or ask questions, call Gaye Pappas at Jesus stood before Pilate to cave in to political correct- more than 1,200 people in multiple (India), and SERRV (international). 261-4293 in the church office. and before religious leaders. ness or to wash our hands of churches. The cost is $15 per person New vendors are Siwak Wood Crafts He stated the truth of God’s any situation. It won’t be easy, and financial scholarships are available. (Argentina), Koinonia Farms pecans Fall Festival Word. He was basically saying as this world will try and do to For information visit gracenassau.com. and Equal Exchange coffee and choco- Springhill Baptist Church will host that you can love me or hate us what it did to Pilate. But we late. All proceeds go directly to the its annual Fall Festival on Friday, Oct. me, but all I am doing is shar- can reject the world’s way and Tuesday worship farmers and artisans who create the 24 from 6-8:30 p.m. Enjoy an evening of ing truth. We know what hap- choose to follow Jesus and His Join the Salvation Army Hope House products. Call 2611-0813 for informa- food, games, prizes and activities for the pened to Jesus for sharing the perfect way. on Tuesday, Oct. 7 at noon as they cele- tion. entire family. All the games are free and truth, but where is the truth The world may not be able brate the Feast of Tabernacles, the last hamburgers, hotdogs, and drinks will in today’s world? We frequent- to handle the truth, but like of God’s fall feasts. If you wonder what Free dinner be offered at low prices. Bring a non- ly hear about political correct- Jesus, we can share it by how it’s all about and why it is important to Springhill Baptist Church will serve perishable food item for the church food ness, and based on who is we live and by how we love. followers of Jesus, come and see. Mary meals for individuals and families in pantry as admittance. Children under complaining the loudest, the Rick is the author of Stay Moore, Hope House manager, will lead need in the area on Thursday, Oct. 16 the age of 18 must be accompanied by “facts” will get adjusted to His Course: 25 Stories to a fun and interactive teaching. Bring a from 5-6:30 p.m. at the church, 941017 an adult. Springhill Baptist Church is soothe the situation. Many Strengthen Your Faith. branch and come celebrate. For more Old Nassauville Road. Meals are served located at 941017 Old Nassauville Road, people will try and wash their [email protected] information, call 321-0435 or stop by the on the fourth Thursday of each month. Fernandina Beach. Call 261-4741.

BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS

Holy Trinity Holy Trinity Anglican Church is furry and feathered – are welcom- Church on Sunday, Oct. 5 at 10 a.m. Lindberg, piano, and Larry Nader, located at 1830 Lake Park Drive, in ed to receive the ceremonial All pets are welcome, and bring your bass, will highlight the love of ani- The Rev. Bradley Cunningham Amelia Park, across the street from blessing, and most churches people too. mals in God’s creation. will offer the traditional Blessing of the YMCA. require pets to be on a leash and/or The blessing of the animals is a New Vision Congregational the Animals on Saturday, Oct. 4 from caged. long-standing tradition that originat- Church believes that faith is a jour- 10-11 a.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican St. Michael St. Francis of Assisi of Italy ed in the life of St. Francis of ney of exploration, not a destination. Church in celebration of the Feast of Several parishes in the Diocese founded the Franciscan Order. He Assisi. The service of blessing cele- “One way we love doing this is St. Francis of Assisi. of St. Augustine will celebrate the was known for his love and care for brates animals as part of God’s through enjoying all of God’s crea- Everyone is welcome to bring annual Blessing of the Animals, on all creation. He often preached of expansive creation. This fun, out- tures as we offer them a special their dogs, cats, birds, hamsters, the feast of St. Francis of Assisi, taking care of “all good and beautiful door worship service includes lively blessing,” says the Rev. Mary even goldfish, to receive a special patron saint of animals and the envi- things which God created.” music and a blessing of each Kendrick Moore, pastor. blessing. To help maintain order, if ronment, including St. Michael squirmy or wiggly animal present. New Vision, a member of the you have many pets, consider bring- Parish, 505 Broome St., Fernandina New Vision Children will enjoy making an ani- United Church of Christ, meets at ing a representative of each kind to Beach, which will hold a blessing on Four legged friends, winged com- mal craft. 96072 Chester Road in Yulee. Visit receive the blessing on behalf of the Saturday, Oct. 4 at 10 a.m., on the panions and creatures of all kinds In the event of rain, all pets are www.NewVisionCongregationalChu others. Please bring pets leashed or church grounds. are invited to join the worship serv- invited indoors. rch.org, find them on Facebook or crated. All creatures – big and small, ice at New Vision Congregational Special music provided by Jane call Moore at 238-1822. Worship this week at the place of your choice...

In the Heart of Fernandina CELEBRATION th New Vision YULEE UNITED 9N.6 Street BAPTIST CHURCH ULEE Congregational METHODIST Y APTIST Dr. Wain Wesberry Innovative Style, Contemporary Music, HURCH Senior Pastor Church, UCC Casual Atmosphere B CHURCH C Visitors Always Welcome! Dr. Doug Ganyo Worship - Sundays C Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Please join us for Pastor Mike Kwiatkowski Doug Sides, Senior Pastor Associate Pastor at 10:00 am Sunday Worship...... 10:45 am 85520 Miner Rd. Yulee, FL 32097 Morning Services 8:15 and 11:00 am Worship 8:30 & 11 am SUNDAY SERVICES: Sunday School 9:45 am 96074 Chester Road in Yulee Sunday Worship 9:00am and 10:30am Wednesday AWANA...... 6:15 pm Sunday School 9:50 am Adult Sunday School 9:30AM Nursery Provided Sunday Evening 6:00 pm NewVisionCongregationalChurch.org Wednesday Prayer Meeting 6:30 pm Wednesday Bible Study ...... 6:30 pm Nursery •Children Worship 11 AM KidKredible Children Ministries 904-225-0539 Wednesday Children 6:30 pm Pastor:Bud Long Meeting @ 10:30am Sunday Youth Adults Children’s Church 11:00 AM Wednesday ‘Overflow’ Youth 6:30 pm Youth Program Wed. @ 6:30pm 941017 Old Nassauville Road • County Rd-107 South Nursery Provided For All Services 261-3837 Connecting with Christ... Fernandina Beach, FL32034 A1A & Christian Way, Yulee www.first-presbyterian- Connecting with People. 85971 Harts Rd. 904•225•5128 261-4741 225-5381 • Pastor Charlie Sward Yulee, FL 32097 church-32034.org WHERECr FAITHeat EMBODIESively HEART,Sp iMINDrit &u SOULal E FOR MORE INFO: (904) 225-0777 www.Yuleebaptistchurch.com www.springhillbaptistfb.org

Where heart & mind meet Christ in love & service FIVE POINTS BAPTIST FIRST MISSIONARY St. Peter’s Amelia Baptist “Come Experience the Joy of BAPTISTCHURCH Worship & Service” Psalm 100 Episcopal Church Church 20 South Ninth Street 261-4907 Rev. FRANK CAMAROTTI, Pastor Sunday School ...... 10:00am Welcomes You! Pastor: Dr. H. Neil Helton Rev. Darien K. Bolden Sr., Pastor Worship Service ...... 11:00am Located at the corner of 8th &Atlantic Sunday Worship Service – 10:30am The Church in the Heart of the City Evening Worship ...... 5:00pm Traditional Family Worship ...... 8 am & 11 am Bible Study – 9am Wednesday Night Supper ...... 6:00pm 7:30AM Service (weekly communion at 8 am) Nursery provided for all services With the Desire to be in the Encounter Youth Group . .6:30pm-8:00pm 8:15AM Breakfast Heart of All People 9:00AM Service Contemporary Worship . . .9:30 am in Maxwell Hall Small group studies-Adults 6pm Children in Action ...... 7:00pm Sunday Services 9:15 & 11:15 a.m. Wednesday Prayer Service ...... 7:00pm 10:15AM Christian Formation Sunday School for alll Ages . . . . .9:30 am & 11 am Wednesday - Prayer Service 6:30pm Sunday Services 9:15 & 11:15 a.m. Sunday New Members Class 9 a.m. PastorPastor TedTed SchroderSchroder Sunday School 9:30 a.m. 11:00AM Service Preschool and Children Activities 736 Bonnieview Road Wednesday Dinner (Aug-May) ...... 4:45 pm Morning Worship 11 a.m. 904-261-4615 6:00PM Beach Service Amelia Plantation Plantation / Omni Chapel Resort (second Sunday of each month) UCCANEER RAIL 36 Bowman Road Wednesday Noon-day Prayer Nursery provided 961167 B T 36 Bowman Road 6:00PM Celtic Service Corner of Buccaneer Tr. & Gerbing Road, Fernandina Bch Wednesday Mid-week Service 7-9 p.m. WorshipInJoy.com ( ) www.ameliachapel.com (fourth Sunday of each month) 904 277-4414 Ministries: Bus & Van, Couples, Singles, Find us on Facebook: For More Information Call: 261-9527 You are welcome here! Youth Five Points Baptist Encounter Youth 904-261-4293 • www.stpeterparish.ort

Bible BLACKROCK BAPTIST Baptist Church FBC CHURCH 96362 Blackrock Rd., Yulee Independent; Fundamental; Advertise Your Fernandina Advertise Your Beach 261-6220 Traditional Hymns Sunday Life Groups 9:00 am John Kasper, PASTOR Church Here! Unity. A Positive Path for Spiritual Living Worship 10:15 am Sunday School ...... 10am Church Here! Sunday Morning Worship Service - 10:30 am Sunday Morning Service ...... 11am To advertise in the Meets 2nd & 4th Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Awana 5:30 pm o advertise in the Sunday School 9:15 am Sunday Evening Service ...... 6pm Church Directory; at American Beach Community Center 1600 S. 8th St. T Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer . .7pm 1600 Julia Street Church Directory; Sunday Evening Worship Service - 6:00 pm Call the 904-261-3617 - FBFirst.com Wednesday Service - 7:00 pm Pastor Adolfo Del Rio Call 904.415.0822 call the News-Leader at 820 S. 14th Street, F.B. News-Leader for more information Moving people from where they are Nursery Provided BBCFB.COM • (904)261-5457 All are invited & children are welcomed to where God wants them to be. blackrockbaptist.org at 261-3696 261-3696

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4B FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014 LEISURE News-Leader Michael J. FUSION EXHIBIT FALL FESTIVITIES Zombies needed will be in full decor. Fox among Reservations appreciated. In partnership with the Call 322-9739 to learn more. city of Fernandina Beach Visit www.stayncoun- speakers Parks and Recreation tryranch.net. Department, NACDAC is put- ting on a haunted house, Halloween party for series “Nightmares on Elm Street.” The Woman’s Club of On Oct. 24 and 25 from 7- Fernandina Beach will host JACKSONVILLE – The 10 p.m. they will turn the its annual Halloween Women’s Board of Wolfson Peck Center into a haunted Lunch/Card/Game Party on Children’s Hospital 2014-15 house filled with rooms based Oct. 30 at the clubhouse, 201 Florida Forum lineup features on people’s worst fears and Jean Lafitte Blvd. Any game actor and activist Michael J. nightmares. can be played: cards, Fox, best loved political cou- NACDAC needs 40-50 mahjongg, chess, scrabble, ple James Carville and Mary adults to help with everything checkers, dominos – you get Matalin and national security from costumes and make-up the idea! Lunch will be served experts, Gen. Keith B. to actual dress-up parts (for at noon. Cost is $15 per per- Alexander, USA (Ret.) and those who have always want- son. Costumes welcomed. Robert S. Mueller, III. ed to be a zombie). Contact Joanne Helenbrook The 2014-15 Florida To help, email Kerrie at 277-8244 or joanneon- Forum speaker series, pro- Albert at finsfan99@bell- [email protected]. duced by The Women’s Board south.net and indicate which The Woman’s Club of of Wolfson Children’s dates you are available and Fernandina Beach is a Hospital and benefiting the how you would like to serve. 501(c)3 nonprofit organiza- Pediatric Surgery Center of tion consisting of volunteers Distinction, will host an all- Fall Festival and whose main goal is to star line up at the Times- SUBMITTED Springhill Baptist Church support many projects within Union Center for the Fusion, collaborative work by creative photographer Ann Kemp and kiln formed will host its annual Fall the community with an Performing Arts in glass artist Denise Murphy, both of Fernandina Beach, is on exhibit through Nov. Festival Oct. 24 from 6-8:30 emphasis on local schools. Jacksonville. 7 at the Cultural Center at Ponte Vedra Beach, 50 Executive Way in Ponte Vedra p.m. Bring the entire family The 23rd season opens on Beach.Gallery hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday. For more infor- and enjoy an evening of food, OUT OF TOWN Oct. 13 with Emmy and mation call (904) 280-0614. Visit www.ccpvb.org. Above at the opening reception games, prizes and activities. Golden Globe award-winning Sept. 26. from left, are Murphy, Margaret Howard and Kemp. All the games are free and Haunted history actor Michael J. Fox, who will hamburgers, hotdogs and Some of St. Marys’ most discuss his iconic film and TV drinks will be offered at low chilling and historical figures characters and how his diag- prices. Admission is a non- will be out on Oct. 24 as the nosis with Parkinson’s dis- perishable food item for the St. Marys Downtown ease at age 29 changed his church food pantry. Children Merchants Association and outlook on life. Food, fashion, celebrities under 18 must be accompa- St. Marys Little Theatre pres- On Nov. 12, The Women’s nied by an adult. ent the sixth Annual Haunted Board welcomes political Springhill Baptist Church History Tour. power couple James Carville at Southern Women’s Show is located at 941017 Old Haunting storytellers will and Mary Matalin for an Nassauville Road, Fernandina be stationed in period cos- enlightening, post-midterm- Beach. Call 261-4741 for infor- tume around 10 venues in election analysis as well as a JACKSONVILLE – The Southern on display throughout the show with a mation. downtown St. Marys, Ga., behind-the-scenes look at Women’s Show always jam packs four days series of dynamic fashion shows produced including the Oak Grove Washington politics. with girls’ favorite things when it takes over by Orlando Fashion Productions. Haunted trails Cemetery, Orange Hall, The season concludes on the Prime Osborn Convention Center Oct. 7. Special Days, Special Deals. On Stay’N Country Ranch, Goodbread House, Riverview Feb. 10 with former USCY- 16-19. So what are the top 10 must see, not- Friday, the first 250 guests in the show will 96125 Blackrock Road, Yulee, Hotel, the Clark House and BERCOM Commander and to-be missed features at the show? get swag from Southern Peanut Growers; will host a Halloween event the waterfront pavilion, NSA Director Gen. Keith B. 1. Real Housewife of O.C. Vicki on Saturday the first 100 guests to the Oct. 24 and 25 from 6-9 p.m. among others. Actors from St. Alexander, USA (Ret.) and Gunvalson. The Orange County version of Pearle Vision exhibit will receive a coupon with haunted walking trails, Marys Little Theatre and area former FBI Director Robert Bravo’s Real Housewives wildly popular for $20 off anything in the store. All during wagon rides and costume con- residents will hold court S. Mueller, III. Both recently franchise started it all, and Gunvalson is the the show, Pearle Vision of Jacksonville tests by age group; 5-under, 6- beginning at 6 p.m. holding top government “OG of the OC.” The longest-running offers free vision, screenings, free glass 10 and 11-15 with categories Advance tickets are $8, posts, these experts will Housewife is president and founder of Coto cleaning and adjustments. On Sunday, the of Scariest, Funniest and Best and $10 on the day of the share their timely perspec- Insurance & Financial Services. She spills first 500 guests in the show will receive a Overall. The Stay’N event (cash or check). Call tives on national and cyberse- the tea on what really happens behind-the- pedometer from Walgreens. Connected Barn and animals (912) 882-7350. curity, its impact on our lives gates in Coto de Caza, and how she’s more 8. Ride and Drive. Chevrolet is rolling and the Nation. than just a “Real Housewife” on Thursday, out its hottest and newest vehicles for a spe- One of two major benefits Oct. 16 at 1 p.m. only. cial ride and drive event at the show. They’ll produced annually by the all- 2. Rock New Fall Hair – On Us. Celebrity be onsite to offer test drives for gear head dener program and their vol- SALE Continued from 1B volunteer Women’s Board, hairstylist Michael O’Rourke demonstrates guests and those in the market for new unteer community projects. the 2014-15 Florida Forum his “Angles in Motion” cutting system and wheels. bee house for that class, The sale will take place at will contribute vital funds for shares his advice from over 50 years as a 9. Makeover Madness. A trip to the Sellner has created unique the Demonstration Gardens program and clinical equip- platform artist. The best part? Michael and Southern Women’s Show is the ultimate designs for several other bee located at the James S. Page ment needs as part of a five- his team are providing complimentary, on- girls day out, and there are opportunities for houses and they will be on Governmental Complex, year, $4 million pledge sup- site cuts on a first come, first served basis pampering around every corner. One of the sale at the Fall Master Gar- 96135 Nassau Place in Yulee. porting the Pediatric Surgery throughout the show. most popular pampering pit stops is the dener Plant Sale. Be sure to For more information, call the Center of Distinction, which 3. Best-selling novelist Stephanie Belk Pavilion, where guests are encouraged come early if you want to buy Extension office at 879-1019. will assure access to the most Evanovich. Readers were captivated by to take a seat, relax and enjoy complimenta- one, supply is limited. Master Gardeners are on advanced pediatric surgical Stephanie Evanovich’s highly anticipated ry makeovers. All proceeds benefit the phone duty Fridays, at 491- services and technologies New York Times bestselling debut novel, Big 10. Teachers Day. The Southern Nassau County Master Gar- 7340. available, enable the most Girl Panties. This summer, Evanovich Women’s Show celebrates teachers and skilled surgical staff to work returned with The Sweet Spot, the sizzling their service to the community on Saturday. on advancing surgical tech- story of two of readers’ favorite characters Public and private school educators will niques, expand the use of from Big Girl Panties. Stephanie appears on receive a discount to attend the show, dis- sion and movies, and their minimally invasive and robot- the Cooking Stage on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. counted merchandise from select exhibitors ACT Continued from 1B plays are some of the most ic surgery, and help the hos- for A Cook and A Book featuring Ron Block when they show their school ID, and more. Cynthia Riegler, is tying the produced shows in the coun- pital meet the needs of pedi- and Stephanie Evanovich. The first 100 teachers to come by the show knot for the third time as the try. atric trauma patients. 4. Sun Salutations Before You Shop. On office and show their school ID will receive show begins. She just wants Amelia Community Tickets are available in Saturday, Oct. 18, the Southern Women’s a free Southern Women’s Show reusable a man who will accept her for Theatre began a sponsorship various subscription pack- Show invites guests for a pre-show yoga ses- shopping bag. who she pretends to be. program for the 2014-15 sea- ages. Visit www.thefloridafo- sion with Fresh Jax in the Courtyard. The Southern Women’s Show promises Charlie, short for Charlene son, and found the perfect rum.com or call (904) 202- Session starts at 9 a.m. Cost is $12 and more than 400 exhibitors ranging from bou- and played by Celeste Amos, match for “Always a Brides- 2886. includes a ticket to the show. Proceeds will tiques and jewelers to travel agents and hates to wear a dress. She is a maid” with Artistic Florist Established in 1973 by benefit Rethreaded. health care professionals. If you’re a foodie reluctant first-time bride and which also contributed floral Ellen Cavert, the mission of 5. Girl’s Night Out. Organizers are toast- you can get great recipes from Fresh from for her wedding, enacts the arrangements for the set. the all-volunteer Women’s ing Jacksonville gals on Friday, Oct. 17 after Florida. If wine is your thing, try one of four ugly bridesmaids dress Performances of Always a Board is to raise community 5 p.m. On Friday, guests can enjoy a glass of varieties at the Turning Leaf Refresh Wine revenge – making her brides- Bridesmaid are at 8 p.m. on awareness and fund state-of- complimentary wine after 5 p.m. (One per exhibit. maids wear the dresses she Oct. 9-11, 16-18 and 23-25 and the-art infrastructure, pro- person with coupon from website, limited Show hours are Thursday 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; was forced to wear in their at 2 p.m. on Oct. 19 at 207 gramming and services quantities, while supplies last.) In addition, Friday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-7 weddings. Cedar St. in ACT’s main stage for Wolfson Children’s the ever-popular firefighter fashion show p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Admission is Karen Harper plays theater. Opening night ticket Hospital – the only dedicated returns and the hunky heroes are back to $12 at the door, $10 in advance online, $8 in Deedra, a judge with no holders on Oct. 9 will feel like children’s inpatient facility in once again burn up the catwalk to benefit advance at participating Walgreen’s, $6 for patience for “fools, liars or wedding guests as they cele- the region. Two annual the Southeastern Firefighters’ Burn children 6-12 years old and free for children wasting time.” Her carefully brate the opening of the play fundraisers, the Art & Foundation. under 6 years of age (with paying adult). planned life takes some unex- and the new season at the Antiques Show and Florida 6. Fall Into Fashion. The trendiest fall Valet parking will be available for $10 per pected twists and turns, but pre-show party at 7 p.m., with Forum speaker series, enable fashions from Dillard’s will be showcased car on Friday and Saturday. her friends are there to take complimentary beverages, the board to donate more during two fashion shows produced by For group discount tickets and more the bumps with her. Libby cheeses and desserts. than $1 million a year to Sessions Modeling Studio. Exhibitor fash- information, call (800) 849-0248 or visit Ruth, played by Wendy On Oct. 11, audience mem- Wolfson. ions that will be for sale on show site will be www.SouthernWomensShow.com. Gilvey, is happily married and bers who still have brides- a true romantic. She’s always maid dresses are invited to ready for the crazy demands wear one and participate in of the next wedding, even if the Most Unusual Bridesmaid ART WORKS she only thinks the union will Dress Contest for a chance to last “two months tops.” win a prize. “The show and Painting workshop Hope (Haiti), MayaWorks (Guatemala), Cost for the class is $350. A $100 Besides being a brides- the contest are just about hav- PAL (Bethlehem nativities), Rahab’s deposit is required to hold a space. To maid for her friends, she also ing fun and finding the humor “Painting Out Loud,” a three-morn- Rope (India), and SERRV (internation- sign up for the class contact larry@lar- is the mother of the bride for in all aspects of life,” says ings workshop, is being offered at the al). New vendors are Siwak Wood Crafts rymoorestudios.com, phone (407) 222- her headstrong daughter director Linda McClane. Island Art Association and taught by (Argentina), Koinonia Farms pecans, 8585, or write to him at 2440 Roxbury Kari, played by Elizabeth Adult show tickets are $20 contemporary landscape artist Sharon and Equal Exchange coffee and choco- Road, Winter Park, FL 32789. Sawyer, who has been and student tickets through Haffey today, Oct. 4 and 6 from 9 a.m. late. All proceeds go directly to the inspired by her mother’s college are $10. Season tick- until noon. The cost is $100 for all three farmers and artisans who create the Elio Camacho classes friends to take a chance at ets are still on sale at $100 for days or $40 for an individual session. products. Call 2611-0813 for more infor- The Island Art Association will host love. the six-show pass and $85 for Acrylic and oil painters of all levels are mation. an Elio Camacho Workshop Nov. 16-17 Friendship is at the heart the five-show pass. The ACT welcome and the focus will be on color from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the IAA Art of this play, as it was in “The box office is open from 11 choices and mixing, composition, and Painting workshop Education Center, 18 N. Second St., Dixie Swim Club,” written by a.m.-1 p.m. on Thursdays, adapting photos for painting in your The Island Art Association, 18 N. Fernandina Beach. the same team of Jessie Fridays, and Saturdays. own style. For information or to regis- 2nd Street, Fernandina Beach, will host This nationally known artist has Jones, Nicholas Hope and Tickets are also available at ter, contact Sharon at [email protected] a Larry Moore Plein Air Workshop, Oct. been teaching for many years and his Jamie Wooten. Besides ameliacommunitytheatre.org. or 310-9194. 30-Nov. 1 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. each day. work is in many museums and collec- being playwrights, they are Call 261-6749 for more infor- This three-day workshop will focus tors’ homes. Visit experienced writers for televi- mation. Art show on taking small references, small stud- www.eliocamacho.com to learn more. The Island Art Association is exhibit- ies or photos and turning them into “My mission is to provide students with ing its juried Nouveau Art show, larger works. Depending on the weath- the foundation necessary to be cre- “Quotes From Shakespeare.” Cummer er the class will either work outside in ative,” says Camacho. “My goal is to has the people of London lin- AMP Continued from 1B Museum of Art & Gardens Curator the morning in downtown Fernandina assist students in capturing the particu- ing up in droves with her Holly Keris was the judge. The show is Beach, to create plein air studies, or if lar mood of the moment and to express Sondheim and Hugh mysterious new meat pie at the gallery through Oct. 5 during the weather is not conducive, work in themselves in a bold and colorful way.” Wheeler’s chilling, suspense- recipe! Unlike the movie ver- gallery hours. the Island Art Association Art The workshops are hands-on, with ful, heart-pounding master- sion, violence is artfully sug- The IAA Gallery is located at 18 N. Education Center Studio, from existing an emphasis on easel-side critiques. piece of murderous “barber- gested. Second St. Call 261-7020 or visit references and paintings. The instruc- “Based on the student’s level and goals, ism” and culinary crime tells Tickets are $20 and are www.islandart.org. tion will study just what makes a paint- I develop a program for improving each the infamous tale of the available at the theater, on the ing work, how to create a stronger com- individual’s ability as a painter,” he says. unjustly exiled barber who website at www.ameliamusi- Fair trade market position, being a more thoughtful artist Techniques to be covered are: Stroke returns to 19th century calplayhouse.com, or call the The Fair Trade Market returns to and techniques and tips for the studio angle and how it affects depth in thick London seeking revenge box office at 277-3455. Fernandina again this year on Saturday, painter. loose strokes; brush speed; color tem- against the lecherous judge Amelia Musical Playhouse Oct. 11 from 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at First This prominent painter illustrator perature; harmony; and formulas and who framed him and ravaged is located at 1955 Island Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall, 9 has been teaching for over 30 years. His learn to see. his young wife. Walkway, right off Eighth N. Sixth St. Support fair trade by giving work is in many museums and collec- Fee is $175. Sign up at His thirst for blood soon Street in Fernandina Beach. unique holiday gifts of baskets, pottery, tors’ homes. He has published several ElioCamacho.com or by mail at: Elio expands to include his unfor- Due to intense subject metal craft, olive wood, scarves, jewelry, books and many articles on his tech- Camacho, P.O. Box 21156, Piedmont, tunate customers, and the matter, Sweeney Todd is not Christmas items, bags and more. niques. Visit www.larrymoorestudios. CA 94620. For questions contact resourceful proprietress of recommended for young chil- Returning vendors include Creation of com. [email protected]. the pie shop downstairs soon dren.

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CLASS NOTES Conservation for kids jury or act as attorneys, court clerks and bailiffs can sign up Help for Educating the next genera- through their school guidance Honduras tion of conservationists is a offices or by attending court crucial part of White Oak’s and signing up then. To par- Fernandina Beach mission to provide conserva- ticipate as an attorney, see Christian Academy’s tion options for species that Coordinator Charles Griffin, first global outreach need them most. As part of its who assigns the rotating posi- this year was to new education program, tions. Volunteers need to raise money for a White Oak is connecting with arrive between 5:30 and 6 p.m. children’s food local schools in order to For information call Griffin pantry in Honduras. engage more young people in at 548-4600. Bill and Linda lifelong behaviors that are Inman, active mem- both conservative and sustain- Public speaking bers of First Baptist able, benefiting wildlife and Nassau County 4-H invites Church and mis- humans. home educators to learn more sionary volunteers Would you like to engage about the 4-H Tropicana to Honduras, your students with White Public Speaking competition inspired the young Oak? Contact them at educa- for their students in grades 4- students to take up [email protected] to learn 6. Join Extension staff at 10 the cause. Last how you can become a White a.m. Oct. 7 at the Nassau year, amongst many Oak education partner. County Extension Service, outreaches locally 543350 US 1 in Callahan, to and globally, the PB&J drive learn how to write and deliver students at The Nassau County a speech. Fernandina Beach Volunteer Center and the Girl The countywide competi- Christian Academy Scouts of Nassau County are tion takes place at 10 a.m. collected more than holding their 16h annual Nov. 4 and one youth in the $400 for a hand- Peanut Butter and Jelly Drive elementary and middle school pumping well in through Oct. 24, in coordina- age division will advance to Rwanda. The tion with national “Make a the district competition Nov. Honduras project Difference Day.” 13. For information or to raised more than Drop-off sites include: RSVP call 879-1019. $500. Nassau County Volunteer SUBMITTED Center (1303 Jasmine St., Homecoming Suite 104A); Emma Love Hardee Elementary; Fer-nan- parade dina Beach Middle School; The Fernandina Beach Yulee Elementary; Yulee High School homecoming Primary; St. Michael Aca- parade will take place down- demy; Step-by-Step Child Care town on Oct. 10 at 4 p.m. The of Yulee; Winn-Dixie, Calla- community is invited to partic- han; and Computer MD, ipate. If you or your group Fernandina. would be interested in being Donations will go to included, contact Rob Hicks at Nassau County Head Start FBHS at 261-5714 or robert. programs, Barnabas Center, [email protected]. Salvation Army Hope House and Council on Aging Nassau. College workshop For information call 261-2771 Impact Your World Church or email at [email protected]. Inc. of Yulee will present a Visit volunteernassau.org and “Youth College and find them on Facebook. Scholarship Workshop” from Musical fun 9 a.m. until noon on Saturday, ‘Natural High 5K’ Oct. 25. The free workshop First grade students at Nassau Alcohol Crime and will convene inside the educa- Fernandina Beach Drug Abatement Coalition tional annex of O’Neal Christian Academy had a and Students Working Against Memorial Baptist Church, great time enjoying the Tobacco will host the first 474257 East SR 200 in lively and engaging musi- “Natural High 5K” in Callahan Fernandina Beach. cal performance of Mr. Al on Oct. 4 at West Nassau High This interactive, hands-on at The Peck Center. The School in Callahan, for youth workshop will allow students, school views the perform- to say yes to a natural high grades eight through 12, and ing arts as very important and no to drugs and tobacco. their parents to gain practical in the intellectual, emo- Registration begins at 730 experience searching the web tional and social develop- a.m. and the run begins at 9 to strategically target and ment of children. a.m., with opening cere- identify potential educational SUBMITTED monies at 8:30 a.m. There will funding sources and to be prizes for the top three become familiar with college qualifiers. Fee is $20 per run- entrance requirements at pub- ner. For information call (904) lic and private institutions of 955-0159. all sizes across the nation. Attendees are encouraged to Car wash bring your Internet-capable The Callahan Middle electronic devices (laptops, School Rambler Chorus will tablets, notebooks, notepads, Panther program hold a car wash at the etc.). A few computer stations AutoZone in Callahan on Oct. will also be available. Space is Alexis Mayer visited the 4 from 9 a.m. to noon. Cost for limited. Please register in middle school science stu- your car to be washed and advance by calling 261-9072. dents at St. Michael dried is $5 using the special Academy to share informa- AutoZone Car Wash soap and Fall barbecue tion regarding the “Florida drying cloths. Proceeds will The Fernandina Beach Panther in Crisis.” She help pay for the choirs Florida Middle School Family Fall was a guest of the Sierra Vocal Association District 4 BBQ will be held Nov. 7 from Club and the Amelia MPA fees and holiday/spring 5-7 p.m. in the school cafete- Island Museum of History. concert tours. ria, catered by Callahan BBQ. St. Michael Academy stu- Dinner includes: chicken, dents were grateful for her Teen Court ribs, coleslaw, baked beans, special visit to their Nassau County Teen Court roll and tea. Drive through school, which built great will be held Oct. 7 at the Nas- service available. The FBMS awareness regarding the sau County Judicial Annex, band, choir, drama and cheer- Florida Panther and habi- 76347 Veterans Way in Yulee. leaders will provide entertain- tat management. Special Sessions begin at 6 p.m. ment. Tickets are available in thanks to Barbara Students ages 11-18 are advance at the school office, Anderson for arranging the invited to participate. Those 491-7938. Tickets will not be visit. wishing to be on the volunteer sold at the door. SUBMITTED College Fair Oct. 11 ‘Giving Trees’ in Jacksonville program for kids High school students and Admission and parking are free. their parents are encouraged to A pre-fair session, How to attend the Jacksonville National Maximize Your Visit, will be Wild Amelia, in partnership please email Robyn Nemes at College Fair Oct. 11 from 11 held at 11 a.m., 11:15 a.m. and with the Amelia Tree Conserv- [email protected]. a.m.-4 p.m. at the Prime F. 11:30 a.m. ancy, will present “The Giving The Amelia Tree Conser- Osborn III Convention Center, Sponsored by the National Trees,” a nature education pro- vancy (ATC) is a diverse coali- 1000 Water St., Jacksonville, to Association for College gram designed for children tion of local citizens dedicated to meet more than 150 college and Admission Counseling ages 7-14, on Saturday, Nov. 1, preserving our maritime forest university representatives from (NACAC), the National College from 10-11:30 a.m. at Goffins- canopy. You may learn more across the nation and attend Fair of Jacksonville draws thou- ville Park, 95001 Goffinsville about this organization on their workshops to help in preparing sands of students and parents Road, Fernandina Beach. website: www.ameliatreecon- for college. each year. The program will include a servancy.org. Florida State College at For parents, the College Fair guided walk in the park, led by Wild Amelia is a nonprofit Jacksonville admissions repre- affords them the chance to col- Nassau County forester Dave organization whose mission is sentatives will be onsite to lect valuable information on col- Holley. The children who are to educate residents and visi- answer questions on program of leges and the college choice working towards their Junior tors about the wildlife and wild study options, admissions, admissions processes. It pro- Naturalist status will complete places of Amelia Island. The enrollment and more. For more vides some of what they need to an activity in the Junior Junior Naturalist program, information about workshops adequately compare colleges Naturalist booklet, “The based on the Junior Ranger pro- being offered and other details and make decisions on issues Maritime Forest,” which can gram in America’s National about the fair, students and par- such as quality of education, be purchased for $5 at the Parks, is only one of Wild ents may visit jaxcollegefair.org cost of attendance and academ- Atlantic Avenue Recreation Amelia’s year-round education- or contact any local high school ic support. Center, the Book Loft, Books al efforts-all of which culminate guidance office. More than a dozen different Plus, Fort Clinch Visitor Center, in a three-day nature festival on Students can register in workshops will be offered, cov- Coastal Trader II or Kayak the third weekend in May. advance online at www.goto- ering topics such as financial Amelia. The 9th annual Wild Amelia myncf.com. This makes navi- aid and scholarships, college Participants should meet at Nature Festival will be held gating the fair and collecting planning, transitioning from 10 a.m. at the picnic area for a from May 15-17, 2015, at venues information from multiple col- high school to college, timelines special activity before the guid- on and around Amelia Island. leges and universities much eas- for underclassmen, preparing ed walk. Rain date will be For more information about ier for students. By pre-regis- your middle school student for PHOTO BY KATHY BROOKS/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER Saturday, Nov. 22. the Junior Naturalist program tering students can print a bar college, historically black col- “The Giving Trees,” a joint nature education program The program is free and is and the other programs Wild coded confirmation to be used leges and universities, writing for children ages 7-14, sponsored by Wild Amelia and limited to 15 children, but adults Amelia offers, please visit on-site at the fair as an elec- the college essay, plus sessions the Amelia Tree Conservancy, will be held Nov. 1 at are welcome and encouraged wildamelia.com and Wild tronic ID. Pre-registration is not delivered in Spanish on finan- Goffinsville Park. to come along. To register, Amelia on Facebook. required to attend the fair. cial aid and planning for college.

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Settlers prized American groundnut HOME & GARDEN BRIEFS I found these pea pods growing on recuperation and therefore it is best done Harvest Day and Baryshnikov Dance Q:a vine in my back yard. Can I eat when the grass is actively growing. Studio and enjoy a gourmet them? MW Verticutting should be done in one direc- The Timucuan Preserve luncheon. The event is Oct. 24 I am checking with the University American tion only – not in cross sections. will host Harvest Day Oct. 4 at 10 a.m. The cost is A:of Florida’s Herbarium for a posi- groundnuts Verticutting will pull out large amounts from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., to mark $145/person, of which a small tive identification as I have only seen were prized of grass and thatch, which will require the end of the harvest season portion will support future this vine once before at Egans Creek. by early cleaning and removal. It will be impor- at Kingsley Plantation. Enjoy ATC tree plantings, preserva- The flower cluster is lovely; slightly American tant to mow the grass directly after verti- demonstrations including: tion and education outreach. larger than a golf ball in shades of settlers who cutting but be sure to mow at the highest cooking, tabby making, black- Go to www.ameliatreecon- magenta, pink, rusty brown and white. ate them height – never scalp or cut the lawn too smithing and the harvest of servancy.org for information The vine has the leaf configuration simi- boiled, fried short. Sea Island cotton and indigo; and to download a sign-up lar to wisteria. or roasted. Water the dethatched lawn immedi- two of the historical cash form. For information email crops for the plantation. ATC at info@ameliatreecon- Kathy Russell, city of Fernandina PHOTO COURTESY ately to avoid dehydration of any Families are invited to help servancy.org. The deadline for Parks and Recreation, OF REBECCA JORDI exposed roots. One week after vertical steered me towards the mowing, you can apply 15-0-15 fertilizer with tasks such as butter the completed form and check Native American Nova Scotia and west to Minnesota and at the rate of 1 pound of nitrogen per churning, cotton ginning and has been extended to Oct. 15. groundnut, Apios amer- Colorado. Like so many other vines, this 1,000 square feet to encourage recovery. producing indigo dye. icana, and I am inclined species can also be “weedy” and cause Water the fertilizer in immediately to pre- In addition, learn how Dine in the woods to agree with her. This problems in cultivated areas. It has been vent burning the grass. Periodic top- Kingsley’s enslaved workforce On Oct. 25 from 4-7 p.m. vine can grow in partial known to be a serious weed in cranberry dressing (adding a uniform layer of soil was armed to defend the plan- the Jacksonville Arboretum & shade or full sun; plots (Devlin, 1981). Fernald (1958) or sand on top of the grass) with a quar- tation and hunt. Park rangers Gardens will host “Wine and prefers low and moist recounted an anecdote indicating the ter inch of soil matching the current soil will introduce the type of mus- Dine in the Woods” with these woods, thickets, stream economic value of the groundnuts to the is the best method to alleviate thatch ket used on the plantation by restaurants providing samples GARDEN and riverbanks, ponds, pilgrims, “The great value to the accumulation. discussing the Patriot of their signature dishes: TALK marshes, meadows and colonists of this ready food is further If topdressing, be sure to use soil free Rebellion, a tumultuous time Biscottis, Mudville Grille, Salt wet ravines. It is a indicated by a reputed town law, which in of weed seeds and nematodes and be for Florida plantations. Life Food Shack, Earth Fare, scary thing to eat plant 1654 ordered that, if an Indian dug careful not to exceed recommended top- The event is free and open River City Brewing Company, Rebecca material from the wild Groundnuts on English land, he was to dressing rates. Adding too much soil or to the public. Call (904) 251- Havana Jax-Cuba Libre, The Jordi but in this instance, if it be set in stocks, and for a second organic matter will encourages large 3537 or visit www.nps.gov/ Grotto, Bono’s/Pastiche, Dig is truly the groundnut, offence, to be whipped.” (brown) patch disease. timu. Located off Heckscher Foods, Certified Steak and then the seeds and tubers are edible. Will you please identify this weed Drive/A1A half a mile north Seafood, Anthony’s Gourmet Most of the information I have found Some of the University of Florida Q:for me? MP of the St. Johns River ferry Catering, Potter’s House Soul on this plant has come from a publication Q:publications on lawn grasses talk Thanks for bringing me a sample landing, Kingsley Plantation is Food Bistro, Coffee Perks, by James Duke from Purdue University. about vertical mowing. What is vertical A:to the plant clinic. The weed is open daily, at no charge, from and Mike’s Pies. Taste from According to his paper during the potato mowing? PS called Brazilian pusley, Richardia 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 75 imported and domestic famine of 1845, Apios was introduced to The typical lawn mowers used in brasiliensis. Brazil pusley is an annual or wines in your complimentary Europe. Its cultivation there as a food A:the home landscape are called perennial and looks similar to Florida Plant clinic wine glass from Southern crop was abandoned when growing pota- rotary as the blades move in a horizon- pusley except it has a very deep, thick On Oct. 6 from 10 a.m. Wine & Spirits, or New toes again became feasible. The tuber is tal plane. Vertical mowers have blades root. The thick root may be an excellent until 2 p.m., Extension Belgium and Sam Adams more slender and somewhat smaller that move in a vertical (up/down) plane. place for nematodes to live. Director/Horticulture Agent beers from Champion Brands, than the typical potato as it is about 2.5 This type of mower can be used to Brazilian pusley has a cluster of small Rebecca Jordi will conduct a and Green Room Brewing, inches long. However, the tubers often remove thatch buildup in lawns. If the white flowers at the top. In Florida, this Plant Clinic at the Yulee Bold City Brewery and Zeta grow in clusters of two to four. thatch layer exceeds 1 inch, it can be plant occurs throughout the state on dis- Extension office. All county Brewing Company custom American groundnut was prized by removed by vertical mowing, or “verti- turbed sites and roadsides, and in pas- residents are invited to bring crafted beers. While you stroll early American settlers who ate them cutting” in early spring to midsummer. tures and lawns. It is distributed in the plant samples showing prob- along the trails of the boiled, fried or roasted. They called them It is a messy process and it is difficult southeastern United States, from south- lems in their landscapes. Arboretum, the North Florida groundnuts, potato beans or Indian pota- for most to perform properly. ern Texas along the coastal plain to Problems will be identified Bluegrass Association and an toes. The Pilgrims of New England sur- Verticutting uses vertical blades that southeastern Virginia. This weed will and solutions offered for cor- appearance from Jaxson vived their first few winters by living on slice through the thatch and slightly into bloom in almost any month that lacks rection. There is no fee for DeVille will entertain you. them. I don’t know about you but that tid- the soil, resulting in large portions of the frost. Visit http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/fw033 this service. For information Visit www.jacksonvillear- bit of information was news to me. Even dead material being removed from the to learn more. call 879-1019. boretum.org/eventsactivities/ bread was made from the root. Indians top of the lawn. Usually the blades are Mail questions to Garden Talk, c/o for details and to purchase were said to eat the seeds like lentils. spaced about three inches apart, which Rebecca Jordi, Nassau County Extension, Wild Nite tickets to this event. American groundnut is found grow- works best for St. Augustinegrass. This 543350 US 1, Callahan, FL 32011. Visit Wild Amelia’s October ing from eastern Canada and the US. It type of mowing can cause severe dam- http://nassau.ifas.ufl.edu. Wild Nite, Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. at Beekeeping class grows from Florida to Texas, north to age to the grass and requires a period of [email protected] the Peck Center Auditorium, Amanda Marek of the 516 South 10th St., will focus UF/IFAS Nassau County on energy conservation, Extension Service, Agricul- specifically the benefits of ture & Natural Resources, will solar energy. Guest speaker host a “Beekeeping for Bee- BUSINESS CARD BILLBOARD will be Pete Wilking, who ginners” workshop on Nov. 1 BUSINESS CARD BILLBOARD designs and installs solar from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. at the power systems for homes, Extension office, 543350 US 1 businesses and government in Callahan. agencies. As president of A1A Topics will include A Bit of Thank you Solar, he has overseen the Bee Biology; Your Beekeep- for voting us installation of solar energy ing Equipment; Getting Start- Best of the Best! systems that have harvested ed; Managing Your Beehives; BUY- more than 1.3 gigawatt hours Local Botany Buffet for Bees; Lad GO of solar energy. He consults How-to’s of Harvesting ies Re NE sale B S with homeowners, builders Honey; Regulations, Inspec- Tw outiqu 1014 o Lo e and architects on energy effi- tions & Africanized Bees; and S. 7t cati (Left h St ons cient construction and energy questions with experts and at Kelp 4 & S. 8 6407 Ferna th St.) 3 SR conservation techniques. local vendors. There will be a ndina (A1A & 200 (90 Beach Black 4) 277 Yu rock) Visit wildamelia.com and chance to win a live hive. -4071 lee, Fl (90 Wild Amelia on Facebook. Tickets are $20 cash and the *We 4) 206 Pay C -9475 hive is valued at $285. All pro- ash f buy or Cl Native plants gones othes ceeds go to the Nassau @bells * www.b outh.n Florida Native Plant County Beekeepers Club. Thank uygon et you gift esam Society, Ixia Chapter, will Call 879-1019 to register by cards f elia. or all p com meet Thursday, Oct. 16 at 6:30 Oct. 29. Fee is $15/person urchases over $10 p.m. at the University of (cash only) to cover food and North Florida, University materials. Lunch is provided. Center, 12000 Alumni Drive, Jacksonville. The program will Arboretum party feature Dr. Charles Covell, The Jacksonville Arbor- curator of moths at the etum & Gardens will celebrate University of Florida’s its sixth anniversary Nov. 8 McGuire Center. The meeting from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. “The Art of REALTOR is free and open to the public. Nature” is a family friendly Visit http://ixia.fnpschap- event that includes live music, ters.org or call (904) 388-4392 storytelling, food, children’s for additional information. crafts, guided nature walks, nature related merchandise White Oak tour and other fun activities. Join Amelia Tree By attracting new visitors, Directory Conservancy for a guided the arboretum will raise wildlife tour of the White Oak awareness of this natural Conservation Center for an world that seems so far away, up-close experience with exot- but is close to home. Visit ic animals. In addition, visit www.jacksonvillearboretum.or Property the Big Game Room Complex g/eventsactivities/ for details. FERNANDINA MARKET 608 S. 8th Street OF The Fernandina Beach PCBs, added pigment or Fernandina Beach, Fl 32034 Walter Cereghetti ® THE Realtor Market Place farmers market growth hormones in their www.ACRFL.com [email protected] Week dishes up local music Sockeye fillets. 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CLOTHING SALE - Tues. thru Thurs., Radio-Stereo ABSOLUTE AUCTION - Florala, AL. Unfurnished READY NOW - Nice 3BR/2BA, large ESTATE SALE - Appointment only, 10am-5pm. Antiques, uniques and 12,000+/- sq. ft. home near Lake living rm and screened porch. Located Amelia Omni Plantation. Ant. China garage sale items. The Barn in Yulee, DISH TV Retailer - Starting $19.99/ Jackson, 2327 Goldenrod Ave. 10/15, VILLA - 4 minutes to beach, 2 minutes in Yulee. $1125/mo. Call The Real Minton, Spode, Belleek, Haviland, 850918 U.S. Hwy 17. 1pm. Gtauctions.com (905)326-0833. to public golf course. Pool. 2BR/3.5BA. Estate Centre, Inc. (904)206-1370 Baccarat Crystal, Gorham Sterling mo. (for 12 mos). Find out how to SAVE up to 50% today! Ask about Granger, Thagard & Associates, Inc. Redecorated kitchen, LR, & master 12 place setting, assorted pieces, Jack F. Granger, #873. ANF bedroom. Lovely. (904)206-3739 other beautiful pieces of China and SAME DAY installation. Call 1(800)605- S. 14TH ST. - 2BR/1.5BA. Washer/ 0984. ANF dryer connections. No smoking. Service glass, antique furniture, French 603 Miscellaneous PREVIOUS BANK FORECLOSURE - 5 Louis Philippe sideboard, Oak book- animals only. $1025/mo. All utilities acres up to 30 acres from $14,900. OCEAN VIEW UPSTAIRS DUPLEX - case, Mahogany rocker, vintage included. Call (904)708-3616. ‘85 NISSAN 300 ZX - runs good, new community, mtn views, 40,000 $1200/mo. One huge BR/study, 1-1/2 textiles, rolled fabric, Liberty silk $1,800/OBO. Like new Admiral washer, acre lake minutes away, trout streams, baths, lg living rm/dining area/kitchen, scarves, quilts, quilt tops, large $125. 16’ car hauler, tandem axle, RECREATION creeks, adjoins state lands. Exc enclosed front porch, open side porch, VISITwww.chaplinwilliamsrentals. Danish Modern China Cabinet, hand- $1,700/OBO. Call (904)206-3622. financing. Call (877)520-6719 or great garage, storage area. Includes com for the most recent information made dining table, six Henredon Remax (423)756-5700. ANF W/D, D/W, stove, fridge. 2337 S. on Long Term Rentals. Updated Daily. chairs, Oriental rugs, Ant. hand- SAFE STEP WALK-IN Tub Alert - for 704 Recreation Vehicles Fletcher. (904)583-2599 or (904)261- Chaplin Williams Rentals, The Area's carved Ivory, beautiful ant. jewelry, Seniors. Bathroom falls can be fatal. NC MOUNTAINS - near Asheville. 7754 Premier Rental Company Cloisonne & Sterling butterflies, Approved by Arthritis Foundation. ‘90 VINTAGE ELECTRIC GOLF CART Owner must sell new log cabin on 1.5 military items, baseball cards, Therapeutic jets. Less that 4” step-in. - 4 seater, full canopy top, sport acres. Huge porches, vaulted ceiling, vintage boyscout items, library of Wide door. Anti slip floors. American wheels, tires, battery charger, used in 1200sf ready to finish. $74,900. Add’l books, coins, large coffee table, very DUPLEX - 2BR/1BA, older, shaded lot, made. 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A L LASSERRE Companion N JUST LISTED! Real Estate, Inc. Needs volunteers to help Nassau www.lasserrerealestate.com Today. County families who need food, shelter • 60 Seat Restaurant Community Newspapers, Inc. P.O. Box 792, Athens, Ga. 30603 and basic necessities. RENTALS Call: 904.261.7000 for more information. complete with equipment Tom Wood, P.O. Box 50129, Jacksonville, Fl. 32240 A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT BY RESIDENTIAL W.H. Nesmith, Jr., P.O. Box 792, Athens, Ga. 30603 THE NEWS-LEADER 1303 JASMINE STREET FERNANDINA BEACH, FL 32034 • Mid-Island Fast Food LONG TERM RENTALS turnkey operation •3BR/2BA home on Lofton Creek 2,600 sq.ft., dock, garage/workshop, • Warehouses 4 Lease- large lot, gourmet kitchen, many other 2,000 SF up to 3,00 SF bonuses. $1,950/mo. Plus utilities. from $1,00 per month • Ocean front 2br 2ba condo, 2nd floor no elevator,furnished $2,000 a month” • Office Space - includes •1br 1ba carriage house, downtown area $1,000 a month includes utilities & high speed water/sewer/garbage internet from $275 mo. •Forest Ridge Townhouse 2BR/ 1.5Bath $1,450.00 with some X • Investor - Office for utilities, furnished. Sale w/ long term cash VACATION RENTAL •AFFORDABLE WEEKLY/ MONTH- flow & high CAP rate LY 2BR/1BA Ocean-view. 487 S. Fletcher. Across the street from the • Call today for more beach.All util, wi-fi,TV & phone. details or let us know COMMERCIAL •13 & 15 North 3rd Street, Historic what you need. District 1500 + Sq. Ft. $2,400.00/mo. Amelia Coastal Realty •800sf Office/Retail spaces,A1A next to ACRFL.com Peacock Electric $12/sq.ft.+ Cam & Tax 3 Bedroom •Amelia Park - Unit B - small office (2 904-261-2770 rooms) with bath, 576 sq. ft. $1050/mo. + sales tax. Contact: Phil Griffin Special •1839 S. 8th St. adjacent to Huddle T: 904.556.9140 House, 1,800 sq.ft. $1700/mo. lease E: [email protected] + tax. Sale also considered. $775/mo. 904 .261.4066

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