Enrollments & Bus Routes Primary Election - MES, WES, Pre-K/K August 24 and Bus Routes Early voting ends August 21 See pgs. 14-18 75¢ AUGUST 19, 2010 THURSDAY T  B C P 81st Year, Vol. 17 • Winner of 10 state awards for journalism excellence in 2009 A mail carrier’s fi nal ride home Killed by drunk driver while wife kept dinner warm JIM MCGAULEY | PUBLISHER began a backwards re-trace of the route his “One of the troopers told me there was [email protected] father would be taking that night. another accident up near Macclenny and He got as far as Raiford, where state he knew there was a fatality,” said Michael, he route Gene Trail took the night troopers were working a non-fatal accident, also interviewed last week. “Then he told me of July 31 back to his home in Fort also on 121. He had a pit in his stomach as — it was my Dad. I’d almost come up on the TWhite was a familiar he approached them, asking if his Dad wreck myself.” one. was involved. The time was 10:45 — more than 2.5 hours He’d driven it for nine years Michael was relieved to learn that after impact. For much of that time, Gene after dropping off his mail wasn’t the case. Trail’s body lay wedged near the right front truck in Jacksonville. He’d be He had no way of knowing how seat of the Pontiac, covered with a sheet, as enjoying a day off on Sunday short-lived that relief would be, or FHP troopers combed and photographed the — a routine that included at- how bad things would turn in the next scene. Once freed, it was taken to Gainesville tending services at the Lake few minutes. See page 2» City Church of God with mem- PHOTOS BY JOEL ADDINGTON From left, James Croft, Mike Tupper and congressional hopeful Troy Stanley. bers of his family. He loved Gene Trail at left. The remains of his vehicle after colliding with a drunk driver are pictured below. that church. PHOTO BY JIM MCGAULEY On this night he never made it home. Shortly after 8:00, Gene Candidate was killed instantly by a drunk driver who crossed the center line of SR 121 near Northeast forum 2010 Florida State Hospital and demol- ished his 1998 Pontiac. The dam- age so extensive that police who adds Q&A fi rst arrived at the scene had to look at the front grille to determine More than 150 politically-active citi- what make of car it was. zens gathered at the fair grounds under Gene Trail was the second per- cloudy skies, and on soggy soils, for the son killed in the Macclenny area by BAKER COUNTY 2010 election forum hosted by The Press a drunk driver in 48 hours. ALCOHOL-RELATED CRASH HISTORY the evening of August 14. His wife of 37 years, Patsy Trail, A question-and-answer session was was waiting at home that night for 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 added to the program this year following Gene to pull up to the house. She 31 45 46 44 37 three-minute speeches from 11 candidates had his dinner waiting and about for county commission and school board 9:30 she called their son Michael, ALCOHOL-RELATED FATALITY HISTORY seats. See page 4» 31, to say she was alarmed because Gene hadn’t come home. He was 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 always on time and he’d call her if 3 he was delayed. 2 4 3 1 6 (to date) “I called Michael and said may- be he ought to go look for his Dad,” DUI ARRESTS recalled Mrs. Trail in an August 12 2005 2006 2007 2008 interview. Michael, a cabinet maker who 75 82 78 93 lives nearby, picked up on the *Statistics provided by Florida Highway Patrol. anxiety in his mother’s voice and Above is Caden Conner, 4. At right, are school board candidates during the Developers irked by board’s action Q&A session. JOEL ADDINGTON road improvements are com- NEWS EDITOR pleted or paid for at the project’s [email protected] entrance to US 90. Jackson-Shaw’s attorney For the second time in a year, Tom Ingram told commission- Battering boyfriends: the Baker County Commission ers this week his client wasn’t is caught between two compa- notifi ed of the July 19 hearing 3 cases the past week nies invested in Baker County on the Roberts Land & Timber real estate. project, but should’ve been. Boyfriends were arrested in three separate cases of domestic vio- Both Roberts Land & Timber “We just didn’t have a shot,” lence over the past week, including one who inflicted facial injuries so Investment Corp. of Lake Butler said Mr. Ingram. severe that his live-in girlfriend was flown to Shands Jacksonville by and Dallas-based Jackson-Shaw At stake was the limited helicopter. Co. are planning industrial park amount of traffic allowed on Michael Prevatt, 28, was arrested at the residence on Tall Pine Rd. projects on US 90 at either end roadways — namely US 90 and north of Macclenny that he shared with Brandy Hoffman, 27, after of the county. I-10 — before costly improve- Cpl. Ben Anderson arrived about 1:00 am on August 12 and found her And because of traffi c con- ments must be made by devel- unconscious on the kitchen floor. currency regulations that force opers. The suspect’s mother Wanda, 59, called police when she awakened landowners to fund road im- A property and project with to the sounds of an argument in the kitchen and saw her son striking provements, rather than exist- an approved traffi c concurrency Ms. Hoffman repeatedly about the face as she lay on the floor. ing taxpayers, to handle traffi c agreement is much more mar- Deputy Anderson said when he arrived he found Mr. Prevatt stand- from new development, both PHOTO BY JOEL ADDINGTON ketable than one without such ing in the kitchen with a beer in his hand and yelling at the motionless companies face millions of dol- Jackson-Shaw’s Tom Jones (left) and LaBuena Farms president Jimmy Knabb. an agreement. girlfriend. lars in traffi c mitigation costs plications and then negotiates Jackson-Shaw has an op- And by approving the deal Mrs. Prevatt told the officer her son grabbed her by the throat and after the initial phases of their agreements with landowners tion contract to buy about 1000 with Roberts Land & Timber, pinned her against the wall when she attempted to intervene. projects. that define how much devel- acres from LaBuena Farms ad- the commission green-lighted The accused was arrested and placed in the rear of a patrol car Under these rules, the county opment can take place before jacent to its planned industrial the equivalent of the Walmart while police and a rescue crew tended to Ms. Hoffman. Cpl. Anderson accepts traffi c concurrency ap- roads must be improved, what park east of Macclenny. Distribution Center, but in noted in his report that extensive swelling had already begun around improvements will be needed The agreement with Roberts Sanderson. the woman’s eyes and face. and how much they’ll cost. Land & Timber will allow con- “It’s a marketing tool to help The Department of Children and Families was notified because the The Baker County Commis- struction of a million square bring jobs into the county,” couple’s two children, ages 3 and 6, were present at the time. sion’s approval of a traffi c con- feet of industrial space near the commented Jimmy Knabb, Mr. Prevatt is charged with aggravated domestic battery, a second- currency agreement last month I-10 interchange with US 90 in president of LaBuena Farms, degree felony, and misdemeanor domestic battery. String of with Roberts Land & Timber Sanderson within the next fi ve in reference to the agreement. In other cases: came under fi re by attorneys for years. “It’s the same for him (Avery • Phillip Givens, 25, of Macclenny was arrested for domestic battery Jackson-Shaw and the Knabb After that, the agreement Roberts, president of Roberts on girlfriend Amanda Marshall, 29, after a county deputy saw them vehicle family’s Macclenny real estate states another 9 million square Land & Timber).” arguing loudly while he was on patrol near US 90 and South 6th St. company, LaBuena Farms LLC, feet can be built provided an Mr. Knabb asked that com- about 1:00 am on August 15. break-ins the evening of August 16. estimated $4 million worth of See page 4» See page 2» in western bakercountypress.com COVERING BAKER COUNTY SINCE 1929 ONLINE POLL The county’s most professional and extensive source for news, classifi ed, display and real estate listings RESULTS 43.3% Excited Macclenny 23.3% Anxious 904.259.2400 •• 904.259.6502 Fax School starts www.bakercountypress.com See page 4 August 23, are you: 20% Wishing summer didn’t end Visit our website and vote each week in our online poll. 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Final ride home Trio of battering boyfriend cases All New - «From page 1 tempted to intervene. allegedly tossing an orange juice The girlfriend, identified as «From page 1 praying that night. Deputy Koty Crews also col- bottle at a pickup truck occupied C  Rachel Harris, no address or age “It turns out he (the trooper) lected statements from two wit- by her uncle Carlton Sallie, 71, for an autopsy. available, left the premises while was a Baptist preacher himself nesses who were across the street also of Sanderson. C Michael called his grand- police were chasing down Mr. Let people know and we feel like God’s hand was at CVS Pharmacy and said they Mr. Sallie told Deputy Earl mother Alice Parker, his moth- Mette. Her condition was not saw Mr. Givens repeatedly strike Lord the niece attempted to start what’s going on- er’s mother who also lives near there,” said Mrs. Parker. noted. Ms. Marshall with an open hand, an argument over her hospital- post your special event online the Trails. He told her the awful As the agonizing night wore Deputy Bryan summoned push her to the ground and con- ized father. news and asked her to go be with on into the next day, family Deputy Patrick McGauley, whose bakercountypress.com tinue striking her. his Mom until he returned to Fort members converged on the Trail canine Tango tracked the suspect The deputy noted that Ms. White. residence, along with members to a fence area near CVS, and the Marshall had swelling about the “I didn’t want to tell her when of their close-knit church. The second officer administered a throat and near her left eye. She I got there,” said Mrs. Parker. “I numbness gave way to making taser shot when Mr. Mette re- refused to give a statement or ac- was crying and just said we need arrangements for Gene’s funer- sisted behind handcuffed. cept a victim’s rights packet, and to pray; she knew something bad al. In non-domestic incidents: walked away from the scene. had happened and she kept ask- It was held the afternoon of • Caroline Estes of Jack- ing, ‘He’s dead, isn’t he?’” Mr. Givens also faces a felony August 7 and Gene was laid to sonville, no age indicated, was It wasn’t long before Michael drug possession count for having rest in Fort White Cemetery. He named in a criminal complaint returned with a trooper and they an Ecstasy pill in the pocket of his was 58. He didn’t drink alcohol August 14 for allegedly pointing confirmed Patsy’s worst fear. shorts. and had a clean driving record All she could think of was she • Marlin Mette, 31, of Mac- a large hunting knife at Ida Raul- with Hickman Transport of Val- still had Gene’s dinner waiting clenny was chased down after he erson, 46, after pulling up to the — keeping it warm for him. dosta. ran from shortly after midnight latter’s residence on Yellow Pine “I was going to ride with him He hauled mail from post of- on August 10 from Mac’s Liquors, Circle near Glen St. Mary. that day but I stayed home and fi ces in Fort White, Lake Butler where he is accused of beating his Ms. Raulerson told Sgt. Tony did some baking for a church and Raiford to Jacksonville and pregnant girlfriend. Norman the accused came to her fund raiser the next day. I would back, and stayed in Jacksonville Deputy Jason Bryan respond- house to speak to her 17-year-old have been with him,” said Mrs. during the week. ed to a disturbance call and was step-son and refused several re- told by victim and witness Nich- Trail. Alex Gene Trail loved to hunt quests to leave. ole Shaw, 30, of Macclenny that Gene Trail was the third victim and fi sh, loved to tend to his fl ow- • A similar complaint was filed Mr. Mette ran from the scene of an alcohol-related traffi c fatal- ers, and his obituary describes the same morning against Edna and pulled her hair when she at- ity in Baker County this year. him as “a fun loving, easy-going Davidson, 32, of Sanderson for The number of alcohol related person who loved everybody and accidents, fatalities and DUI ar- enjoyed attending his church...” rests here have increased since His two sons and wife sat si- 2005, according to records from lently, content to let Alice Parker DID YOU KNOW? the Florida Highway Patrol. sum up their feelings less than a Drunk driving accounted for week after the funeral. two deaths that year, four the fol- “You just don’t know what to lowing year and three in 2007. do. You’re angry. This family’s Last year, the death toll stood at hurting — we’re all hurting. He six. was just too young to go at 58,” Arrests by FHP for DUI have she said. also climbed from 75 in 2005 to FHP also reported this week 93 in 2008. Baker County’s al- that DUI saturation patrols will cohol-related crashes also grew take place in Baker, Bradford during that period from 31 to 44 and Union counties every Friday by 2008, before falling to 37 last and Saturday night through labor year. Day. Alice Parker, who said last “We will also conduct a DUI week she’s fi ghting hard to quell checkpoint in Baker County the anger she feels about the loss September 3 at US 90 around Wednesday, August 25 • $5 Cover Charge Olustee,” said spokesman Lt. Bill LIVE of a son-in-law she tearfully calls Benefit event for Angela & Hannah Norton her “right-hand man,” said she, Leeper of Jacksonville. 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Fifth Street, Letters must reflect opinions and statements on issues of current interest to the general public. Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. The newspaper reserves the right to reject any material which in the newspaper’s judgement does not meet standards of publication. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com ----- LETTER to the editor ----- Suggests collusion on gun range study Dear Editor: This letter concerns a proposed development adjacent to the Osceo- la National Forest in Baker County for a firearms shooting range. The company, Gateway Rifle and Gun, is attempting to relocate from Cecil Field in Jacksonville to adjacent to the Osceola National Forest. It will have a pistol range and a 1000-yard rifle range, operating 361 days a year, 8:00 am to a half hour before sunset. Gateway has 2800 members, and plans pavilions, a clubhouse, restrooms etc. We live in north Sanderson and our neighborhood is opposed to this development. We are a rural community and do not desire to hear the sound of shooting 361 days a year, all day long. The occasional shots heard during hunting season are not a problem. The proposed range cannot meet the Baker County noise ordinance that requires noise lev- els not to exceed 55 decibels at the property line. The group applied for a variance from this noise ordinance to allow 95+ decibels. They stated they could not meet the existing noise level ordinance. We stated our opposition to this development. The land planning board denied the group’s variance request. This was a small victory for us; the group has requested an appeal of the denial to the Baker County Board of County Commissioners. During the land-planning meeting, Mr. Fish, the lawyer for the de- veloper, stated that the management of the Osceola National Forest gave its “blessing” for the gun range project. This is our second request to the National Park Service and under the Federal Freedom of Infor- mation Act and Government transparency, we are requesting all docu- ments concerning the National Park Service research of environmental impacts, the department’s approval and support of this project adjacent to our national Lands. We have concerns as to what scientific methods were used by the National Park Service to give their “blessings” for a project of this mag- nitude and adjacent to the Osceola National Forest. The project will have a 1000-yard rifle range designed with shooting (north) toward the public National Forest. There are four wheel and vehicle access roads and trails north of their proposed gun range. We think safety would be an issue. What about the destruction of wetlands? How will the noise impact the natural inhabitants of the forest? We believe the flora and fauna Ways to smooth back-to-school frenzy of the forest is to be responsibly and environmentally managed for the ecosystem as well as the public’s education and enjoyment. We do not Jessica Prevatt ity. I don’t think my mother ever boxes. That’s why I braved the but this would greatly satisfy the understand the criteria or impact study the National Park Service uti- [email protected] had to send chalk and erasers crowds Saturday and saved a majority of parents. lized to approve of this project and we would appreciate an expedite with me so my teachers would bundle, not only because of no A note to the parents: there written explanation. August is almost as busy a have what they need to teach! taxes, but the sales were great! has been a lot of confusion month as November and De- A uniform list by grade would Another problem many par- about when enrollments were Burt and Cynthia Bishop cember. Back to school shop- save the parents and schools a ents have is the inconvenience of being published and why they Sanderson ping seems to consume more lot of headaches. I understand school open house times. They weren’t in the newspaper when time and the crowds get larger that it is easier for teachers to are scheduled in the morning you wanted them. I have been every year. I can honestly say get organized by having a cer- and middle of the day, required in touch with Superintendent this year has been worse than tain color folder for certain sub- working parents to take off Raulerson and been assured that Qualified Some are others when combined with jects. So make it universal for the work. When the open houses are next year things will be different. the large workload here at The whole first grade class. I applaud crammed into two days it results We will work together to get you, Press. Combining election time the teachers for being creative in major problems for those with the parents, the information you roster of unsure of with class enrollments and open and I don’t think that would multiple kids in different schools. need for starting school back in houses is a nightmare. have to change. Any special re- Some parents are having to take one special section. the issues When you combine the politi- quest above and beyond the off twice in one week or skip one I can’t wait for school to start, candidates cians advertising with problems standard list could be given at child’s open house to go to an- just to get back into a routine, al- Dear Editor: getting and publishing the en- open house and as long as those other. They should be scheduled though I’m sure my third grader Dear Editor: Thank you for hosting the can- rollments at a convenient time extra supplies are bought within in the late afternoon or evening, would enjoy a longer summer! Last Saturday evening, I had didates’ forum Saturday night. for the everyone, it becomes a month of school starting, there and staggered so that there is the honor and duty to participate Jessica Prevatt is a married mother The weather held, attendance a migraine! Factor in parents shouldn’t be a problem. one school per day. I know there in Baker County’s candidate fo- of two and the advertising director was good and the candidates wanting to save money on sup- As cheap as supplies are at isn’t a perfect time for everyone, rum hosted by The Baker County for The Baker County Press. were energized. plies during the tax-free week Walmart, I have a hard time Press. My duty was to inform Some candidates, in my opin- and the problems multiply ex- believing parents save a lot buy- about, and “rail against” Amend- ion, do not seem prepared for ponentially. ing them during the tax-free ment 4, otherwise know as the the office they are seeking. Two A note to the school system: week. It’s nice to get a jump on Should be unsalaried Hometown Democracy Initiative, examples come to mind: the most common complaint I it, but for me it’s not worth sav- on the ballot this November. Dear Editor: • When asked about alco- have heard is knowing who the ing at the most $5 in tax money. I urge everyone to vote no on hol sales on Sunday, one of the Saturday night I attended the speaking of the candidates at the Baker teachers are so the parents know In the last four years of buying Amendment 4. county commission candidates County Fairgrounds. I came away very impressed with some of the can- which supply list to buy. Why do school supplies I don’t think I My wife Colleen and I were so refused to answer whether she didates and what their plans were for the seat that they were seeking. we have to have such varied list have ever spent more than $20 impressed by the caliber of the was for or against it. The other Jesse Davis a candidate for school board, stated that he wasn’t in the when it comes to going back to a year on pens, crayons, pencils audience and their grasp of this candidates readily stated their race for the money but for his children and your children. He plans to school? There was a time when and notebooks — the basic items hideous amendment. My three- positions. give his salary of around $25,000 a year back to the schools. He would notebook paper, some cool fold- on a school supply list. Crayons minute speech and subsequent The reason given by this can- set up a trust fund for children with needs. ers and a Trapper Keeper got are less than a quarter a pack. conversation was so well received didate for not answering was the We have a lot of children here who can’t afford what their need for you started. Now the list contain I would rather not fight the that all I can say is “thanks.” possibility of “losing votes.” school. This would help them so much. This is a candidate after my own items like Lysol wipes, Kleenex, crowds, who can be just as mean During this 2010 election cy- During the Q and A of school heart — he is putting his money where his mouth is. folders in a certain color etc. as any Black Friday shopping cle, Baker County has an unusual board candidates, one of them I moved here in 1995 from Iowa, where all school board members For starters, I don’t think the crowd, just to save the $1.40 in problem – too many impressive, could not answer basic ques- were elected but not paid a salary. Some say “ If you don’t get paid you parents should have to supply taxes. well-qualified candidates for too tions regarding recent proposed won’t do a good job.” That’s not true because Iowa has one of the top- the teachers with basic clean- The real savings during the few offices. Neither Colleen nor I legislation about FCAT scores or rated school systems in the country. ing items or classroom supplies. tax-free days are on clothes, would know who to choose! merit pay for teachers. People who are willing to do the job without pay are really dedicated That is the school’s responsibil- shoes, backpacks and lunch Chuck White I saw television stories and and believe in what they are trying to accomplished for the good of their Pres./CEO read several articles about this county, state and nation. NAI Commercial Jacksonville subject and I’m not a teacher or Charles Prachar running for the school board. Macclenny This candidate also stated the The Baker County Press FCAT is “going away.” Really? usps 040-280 guidance. What if a child happened When? Post Office Box 598 Facebook fans to stumble upon it and the parents With graduation rates at 64.1 Macclenny, FL 32063 percent and a “D” rated high (904) 259-2400 didn’t notice the picture? It could skew a child’s concept of life and death school, it seems school board The Baker County Press is published each Thursday by Baker County Press, Inc. ‘What you had to say ...” before their parent gets a chance to candidates would be up to speed Periodicals postage paid under permit issued August 192, 1929 at the post on issues affecting teachers and office in Macclenny, Florida. properly teach them. On top of that, it’s immensely disrespectful to the students. SUBSCRIPTION RATES We asked our Facebook fans last and it is journalism which images like If candidates can’t or won’t this have been shown for years from deceased and their mourning fami- $25.00 a year inside Baker County; $35.00 a year outside Baker County; week, “Do you think we should contin- lies. Tact, please! These photos can be answer tough questions or refuse past wars or past disasters. Why shield to state their positions on issues deduct, $1.00 for persons 65 years of age or older, military personnel ue to publish images depicting death, in police logs for their investigations, on active duty outside Baker County, and college students living out- people from the true happenings that concerning our county before destruction or other tragedies? Would not in print! 9-11 was a day in a daze, side Baker County. POSTMASTER: send address changes to The Baker are going on in the world, life and they are elected, what will it be and I’ll never forget seeing the horrific County Press, P.O. Box 598, Macclenny, FL. 32063. the public’s interest be better served your society around you. You can’t like after they are elected? without such images, like for instance, hide from every event that happens images of the dead and dying. It hu- The primary election is August Publisher/Editor those of people falling from the Twin around you just because you don’t like manized me like no other event ever 24. It is my hope that voters will James C. McGauley - [email protected] can. There is no way that printing DUI Towers on 9-11? Or do such images, it. No one likes death but it’s a fact of elect candidates based on their NEWS EDITOR - Joel Addington - [email protected] dead can compare to that day, and it is knowledge of the issues and their despite their impact to the loved ones life. Maybe some person some where Advertising/Production - Jessica Prevatt - [email protected] will learn from this tragedy.” ludicrous to think otherwise.” plans to solve the problems fac- of people depicted in the photos, serve Adam Carey: “Disrespecting the FEATURES - Kelley Lannigan - [email protected] I think they’re all excited! I’m the ing our community. any purpose?” Here’s what you had to families of these tragedies for no real Theresa Rhoden features/Comment/sports - Robert Gerard one dreading it!” say ... August Lourcey: “I honestly don’t reason but to shock your audience into Macclenny Business Manager - Karin Thomas - [email protected] Rebecca Chappel Myers: “I feel think that photographs of the dead buying a paper.” Classifieds & Typesetting - Debbie Hansen - [email protected] there is nothing wrong with the im- should be published anywhere Thanks to everyone for posting their Check it out... age that was shown. It is part of life without express warning of parental comments. Keep them coming. bakercountypress.com This newspaper is printed on recycled paper. Page 4 T  B C P  ursday, August 19, 2010 Five in custody for burglaries Arrests for plan to Suspects wanted ‘cigarette and beer’ money sell prescribed drugs Two Maxville men were arrested and a Middleburg man was impli- Five persons are said respon- found footprints leading up to Other burglaries the five are taken, along with meat from a cated on multiple felony counts for obtaining prescription medication sible for a rash of at least seven and inside the residence. The allegedly responsible for: freezer next door belonging to for re-sale and possession of other controlled substances. vehicle burglaries that occurred suspect’s mother allowed them • A 1998 Chevrolet pickup be- her father Larry Thomas. Bradley Griffi s and Matthew Peters, both 18, were in a Honda in three neighborhoods in and inside. longing to Robert West in River • A 2007 Jeep belonging to stopped in downtown Macclenny late on August 10 after making an near west Macclenny during the Mr. Burnsed reported a cell Oak. It was ransacked but noth- Sara Trawick in St. Mary’s Circle. illegal turn from the CVS Pharmacy parking lot. night August 9. phone, book bag, GPS system, ing was reported missing. A purse and contents including a Deputy Koty Crews said Mr. Griffi s, the driver, was nervous and agi- The suspects, one of them a boots and keys missing from his • A 1998 Saturn belonging to credit card and a digital camera tated while being questioned and refused to allow offi cers to search the 17-year-old male, told sheriff’s 2003 Ford pickup. Katie Sherwood on River Oak. were taken, and police obtained vehicle, which also contained two females. investigators they broke into cars Later that day, investigators Clothing, a hand bag, radio and a surveillance tape depicting two The sheriff’s department canine Tango alerted to the presence of and trucks to get money for ciga- Brannan, Steve Harvey and Da- sun screen were taken. male suspects breaking into the drugs during a subsequent “walk around” and police found a bottle rettes and beer. They spent the vid Morgan questioned Mr. Fen- • A 2000 GMC pickup belong- Jeep by throwing a brick through with 119 Xanax pills that they learned had been fi lled at CVS minutes cash at the Citgo station south nell and the juvenile, who impli- ing to Connie Griffis in River Oak. the passenger side window. earlier. of Glen St. Mary on CR 125, and cated the others and estimated Tools, sunglasses, a tool bag and • A 2001 Chevrolet Tahoe and They also found ten Oxycodone pills of varying doses, two Lorcet, a some of the stolen items were re- they may have entered up to 15 Bible were taken. 1995 Chevrolet truck belonging pill grinder with residue, a vial with marijuana residue and a partially covered. vehicles that night. • A vehicle belonging to Nikki to Diane Marsh in River Oak. It smoked marijuana cigarette in a purse belonging to Jennifer Siemer- The burglaries took place dur- All the arrests were made that Staples on Azalea Dr. Sunglasses was ransacked but nothing was ing, 20, of Macclenny. ing the night and early morning day and the next. and perfume were reported reported missing. Ms. Siemering told police that Paul Troxell, 28, of Middleburg, hours in St. Mary’s Circle off US went with her, the two male suspects and her sister to CVS, where Mr. 90, River Oak Circle west of the Troxell presented a prescription for the Xanax that was issued to his Little St. Mary’s and on Milton- mother. He then gave the pills to Mr. Griffi s and Mr. Peters with the dale Rd. Vehicles burglargies stacking up Several vehicle burglaries were reported in Baker persons seen walking in the area early the next understanding they would sell them for him. Jailed for burglary and larceny County during the last week, incidents that ap- morning and they denied knowledge of the theft. Mr. Troxell left CVS in another vehicle and was named in the com- after two of the suspects admitted peared unrelated to thefts that occurred near and in Police also looked into several cases of vandal- plaint for delivering them to the others. to the crimes and implicated the Macclenny overnight on August 9. ism to vehicles, including spray painting on a 2004 The Maxville men were arrested for possession of controlled sub- others were Dakota Carter, 19, of • Alfred Delk reported $1200 cash and a Vys- Mack truck belonging to an APAC road contractor stances, possession with intent to sell and possession of narcotics Sanderson, Thor Fennell, 20, of tar checkbook taken from his 2001 Dodge pickup and parked at Wildcat and US 90 overnight on Au- equipment. Ms. Siemering was issued a verbal warning for misde- Glen St. Mary, Joshua Lawrence, parked off Leonard Norman Rd. between August gust 15. meanor possession. 21, of Macclenny, Lynzi Terrell, 8-10. The vehicle and others are being used in the US Deputy Crews also had access to a surveillance video from CVS that 18, of Starke and the juvenile, • A shotgun and .22 rifle were taken from a 1986 90 re-surfacing project. recorded the transaction and a brief exchange between Mr. Troxell and who has a Macclenny address. Chevrolet pickup belonging to Shawn Ball and • That same night, a Dodge Dakota belonging the others inside the store. Chuck Brannan, chief inves- parked off Palm Rd. near Sanderson overnight on to Cherie Hedrick of Macclenny was spray painted tigator for the sheriff’s depart- August 12. while parked on South 6th St. ment, said foot tracks from the A neighbor told police she saw a dark-colored • Pansy Burnett reported the rear window of her property of Lawrence Burnsed off pickup truck driven by a male in the victim’s yard 2008 Dodge van was broken out during the early River Oak that morning led a K-9 between 4:00-5:00 pm. morning hours of August 10. team from Baker Correctional to • Katrina and Ralph Morgan told police that jew- • Neighborhood youths may be responsible for the residence of Mr. Fennell off elry, cash, prescription medicine and other items vandalism to a travel trailer belonging to Faye Griffis Hamilton Crews Rd. It is located were taken from their 2005 Ford pickup late on Au- and parked off C.W. Webb Rd. in Macclenny. west of River Oak. gust 14. It was parked near their residence off CR She reported burn marks and a broken window The suspect was not there 122 north of Sanderson. on August 9. when officers arrived, but they Deputy Jason Bryan said he questioned several As a candidate my qualifications are clear. Now let’s focus on the issues: Developers irked by concurrency vote CurriCulum «From page 1 the Sanderson project, the fi rst whether England-Thims and said that under the right circum- Our School District has highly qualified teachers who are phase of the Jackson-Shaw proj- Miller had a confl ict of interest stances they would be willing to missioners reconsider the deal trained to meet the needs of our children. with Roberts Land & Timber and ect, and still have capacity left in representing Roberts Land & revisit the deal. split the available traffi c capacity over. Timber and Jackson-Shaw at the Late last year the county • We must work towards allowing teachers to have more more evenly between the two de- A settlement agreement in same time. helped mediate a dispute between input into developing a curriculum that meets the diverse velopers. 2009 between the state and the “I think the developers used the DuPont mining company and needs of our children. “It needs to be corrected here county limits Jackson-Shaw to the same fi rm to save money and LaBuena Farms, which leases tonight,” he told the board. no more than 2.5 million square it has caused a problem,” he said. mineral rights in the southeast- • Allow teachers to focus on teaching to the needs of chil- The same evening commis- feet of development before it trig- “That’s not the county’s fault ... ern county to the company. dren instead meeting the demands of a government devel- sioners approved the deal, a gers traffi c mitigation measures Technically, you were informed. The disagreement involved oped test. Teach not test. consultant who represents both like a new interchange or devel- Your agent knew what was going how soon DuPont would fi nish Roberts Land & Timber and oper-funded study to determine on.” mining the tract and release it Parents Jackson-Shaw submitted a new an alternative improvement. Commissioners said they also for future development plans. The limits were also included believed the consultant was keep- Within a few months the parties Education starts in the home. Our parents and grandparents traffi c concurrency application should be equipped and empowered to help our children be on behalf on the latter company in an ordinance last year rezon- ing the developers up-to-date on agreed on a date in 2018. to the county’s planning director ing the project’s roughly 750 the progress of their traffi c con- In other business this week, the most successful. Ed Preston. acres from an agricultural desig- currency applications with the the commission: nation to industrial and commer- county. • Agreed to hire R.W. Tobias • Transparency in government is imperative. Your school The director said negotiations board works for you. with the company that begin in cial designations. The board took no action on Inc. as the construction manager December 2008 had moved so “Their latest application basi- the matter, other than to suggest for the rehabilitation of the for- • You are your child’s biggest advocate. My goal is for your far from the terms included in cally ignored that,” Mr. Preston a meeting among the develop- mer county jail adjacent to the said. ers, possibly with county offi cials courthouse on 2nd Street. child’s school to always be a place where you feel welcome Jackson-Shaw’s initial applica- and your thoughts valued. tion that a new application was County attorney Terry Brown present, to work out a solution. • Approved an three-party warranted. called the situation a “fi asco” and After the meeting, only two agreement for medical examiner On August 24 choose the candidate who will help make our schOOl The consultant submitting the advised commissioners against commissioners said they would services with the University of district and our cOmmunity a better place for us all. Vote new application, from the Jack- rescinding the earlier decision. not be willing to reconsider the Florida and Dr. William F. Ham- Jesse davis for Baker county school Board - district 3. sonville engineering fi rm Eng- “You can’t just change your agreement with Roberts Land & ilton. land-Thims and Miller, didn’t mind ... without legal liability,” Timber. notify Jackson-Shaw or Mr. he said. Commissioners Mark Hartley, Knabb of the county’s meeting Mr. Brown also questioned Mike Griffi s and Gordon Crews with Roberts Land & Timber, the parties said this week. The county didn’t notify them, either. With respect to the available traffi c capacity, Mr. Preston said there’s enough to accommodate Candidate forum... «From page 1 Candidates were quizzed on issues like Sunday alcohol sales, the county budget shortfall and the controversial education re- form measure Senate Bill 6 that Governor Charlie Crist vetoed this year. Troy Stanley, who is running TIRED OF LOOSE DENTURES? for incumbent Congressman Ander Crenshaw’s District 4 seat in the House of Representatives, Mouth full of adhesive? was the only candidate for state offi ce to attend, though all were Implants are a permanent solution invited. Supporters for and against to loose fi tting dentures. Amendment 4, the so-called Hometown Democracy amend- Call today for a ment that would require elections for comprehensive plan changes, free consultation. gave brief speeches too. Voter James Wiggins said his mind was made up in some races, but the forum gave him a closer The denture is secured by snapping it into place. look at candidates in the other contests. “It’s good that you get to see how candidates are themselves in front of the public,” he said. The event lasted about two- hours. Video from the forum’s 653-3333 • 571 S. 6th Street Q&A session can be found at www.bakercountypress.com. Derrick Carter, D.M.D. Our x-rays are computer generated, allowing up to 90% less radiation Thursday, August 19, 2010 The Baker County Press Page  low at less than a dollar. percentage of future sale pro- New River Landfill However, ICBE president ceeds, ideally when prices rise. Mark Van Soestbergen said the • Tasked its engineering firm industry consensus is that should Jones Edmunds with meeting the legislation become law, car- new greenhouse gas reporting Drops fee to recapture garbage bon credits will be worth $10 or requirements from the Environ- Joel Addington is contractually obligated for dis- during the next 18 months. County and the City of Gaines- more. mental Protection Agency and News Editor posal at New River, earlier this Member counties pay about ville and a non-exclusive com- That would mean at least $2.2 work associated with the second [email protected] year. $24 per ton. mercial hauler. million for New River. phase of the Landfill Gas Collec- The executive director of the The reduction will cost the Mr. Keith said agreements “It’s definitely a game chang- tion system. The New River landfill re- tri-county landfill owned by Bak- landfill about $400,000 in lost with EWS and the other commer- er,” he said of Cap-and-Trade. The cost of the work is not to duced its tipping fee for Alachua er, Bradford and Union counties, revenue, Mr. O’Neal said. cial haulers establishes “contrac- In its letter of interest and exceed $53,993. County the evening of August 13 Darrell O’Neal, estimated then Alachua County requested an tual flow control” for the area. qualifications package submit- The greenhouse gas reports as part of a three-way agreement the diversion could cost New even lower tipping fee back in He added that options for ob- ted in late May, the company are due to the EPA by 2011. to return about 1000 tons of River more than $2 million an- April, but more recently came taining flow control legislatively suggested marketing an option • Approved purchasing two commercial waste a week to the nually. to a contractual agreement with by ordinance will be presented contract on the sale of credits in new articulating trucks for about facility. New River’s board of directors EWS for the return of waste to its to commissioners from each which New River would receive $187,000 each from Ring Pow- The third party to the deal — — consisting of two commission- transfer station, said the county’s jurisdiction at a meeting set for an initial payment and then a er. Emerald Waste Services [EWS] ers from each member county — waste management director August 30. — began diverting the garbage agreed last week to reduce Alach- Thomas Keith. Mr. O’Neal and New River’s from Alachua County’s munici- ua County’s tipping fee by $2.35 EWS is the exclusive resi- board members have stated pre- WE ARE BAKER COUNTY’S ROOFING EXPERTS pal transfer station, where waste per ton, from $31.80 to $29.45, dential trash hauler in Alachua viously they wouldn’t entertain a tipping fee reduction unless Ala- COMBS BUILDERS, INC. chua County gained control of its waste stream. Re-Roofs • New Roofs • Leak Repairs Damages property, drives off In other business last week, Torch Down Leaks • Roof Inspections the New River board: The driver of a vehicle who his driveway and attempted to tickets for improper turns and • Selected International Car- said he mistakenly turned into turn around on Ms. Thomas’ faulty equipment. We specialize in problem roofs bon Bank and Exchange Inc. the wrong driveway on Deerfield property. • Thomas Akridge, 21, no ad- [ICEB] of Gainesville as its bro- Satisfaction Guaranteed Rd. early on August 13 before The officer also found a par- dress indicated, was found by ker for selling roughly 220,000 Licensed & Insured damaging property had four tially smoked marijuana cigarette Deputy Chris Walker passed out certified carbon credits. prior suspensions on his driver’s on a front seat cushion in the Vol- at the wheel of a 2005 Honda The market for carbon credits license. vo and charged Mr. Middleton parked in the lot beside Altman’s today is voluntary, Mr. O’Neal 259-2563 Alexander Middleton, 23, of with misdemeanor possession in Store in Cuyler the morning of said, and due to uncertainly with Commercial & Residential Baldwin also said he intended to addition to the license violation. August 15. federal Cap-and-Trade legisla- FREE Owner: Tim Combs contact property owner Jennie He also noted extensive dam- The officer had received a re- tion stalled in the Senate, the Estimates Florida State Certified Roofing Thomas later that day to pay for age on the vehicle, including a port of a careless driver in a ve- Contractor Lic# CCC1325730 price for carbon credits is very the damage. bullet hole on a rear panel, sev- hicle matching that description, A witness told Deputy Matt eral flat tires and front-end dam- and drove up on the Honda with Sigers he saw Mr. Middleton back age. Deputy Sigers contacted the its engine running about 7:10. He a 2000 Volvo sedan into a water owner of the Volvo in Jackson- learned via computer check that pump and well, then damage a ville, who told him Mr. Middleton Mr. Akridge’s license had three MY PERSONAL COMMITMENT TO THE CITIZENS OF chain link fence about 4:00 that had her permission to drive it. prior suspensions and he was morning. He called police after Deputies the past week ar- restricted to driving for employ- THIS GREAT COMMUNITY: the Volvo drove off to a nearby rested several other persons on ment purposes only. I come from a family of hard-working people ranging from pastors residence. suspended license charges. • Deputy Patrick McGauley Deputy Sigers said he detect- • Deputy Shawn Bishara said he stopped a 2010 Dodge and school teachers to successful businessmen, war veterans and ed the odor of marijuana smoke learned that Clifford Burnham, driven by Westley Belford, 27, of public servants. Work ethics, strong personal values, commitment to coming from the car’s interior 25, of Macclenny is an habitual Macclenny the evening of August when he questioned Mr. Middle- offender with 14 prior suspen- 9 because several small children GOD, FAMILY and COUNTRY are hallmarks of who we are. I sincerely ton. The driver said he overshot sions. were unrestrained in a rear seat. He stopped the suspect the af- He learned Mr. Belford has 21 promise to bring all these hallmarks to the job as your County ternoon of August 11 on CR 23C prior license suspensions. As he Commissioner. after observing him make several was taken to jail, the vehicle and Nothing turns in his Isuzu without using children were released into the The previous commissioner who held this offi ce was, by all a signal. He issued Mr. Burnham custody of a female passenger. accounts, an outstanding commissioner. To fi ll this positi on, we as missing in a community must conti nue such excellence and not Papa-ticking step backwards. I am a proacti ve, conservati ve burglary for Papa Mike candidate who is qualifi ed to manage and lead the A Macclenny woman reported charge for fi scal management. Allow me to put to police that her Blair St. home was broken into during a week- M������ my educati on, business experience and experti se long absence starting August 8. Eloise Posey said she returned as a Licensed Certi fi ed Public Accountant with the early afternoon of August 15 C����� a Master’s Degree in Taxati on to work for YOU! I to find a window had been pried for County Commissioner District 4 from a rear door. She did not find would greatly appreciate your vote for County anything missing. Commissioner. A neighbor told Deputy Earl Lord she saw a white male with Re-Elect Paul blond hair on the back porch of the residence the afternoon of August 13. RAULERSON ADAM In other reports, Denise Wed- for School Board Member District 4 dle of Sanderson told police on August 13 that someone has been I have provided leadership on the board. removing mail from her box. She Following are some of my... GIDDENS suspects youngsters in her neigh- AccOmPLiShmENtS: for borhood off Sanderson Circle. ❖ We have negotiated and settled salary • A Macclenny man reported contracts without coming to impasse. on August 10 a female named ❖ Lori Turner sent him a bogus Planned and built new facilities to meet class size requirements. check for $12,500 as payment ❖ for a truck he offered for sale on- We have been proactive in planning for County Commissioner District 4 line. growth. ❖ IMPORTANT! Benjamin Harvey told Deputy At a time when everyone is struggling, Koty Crews the woman told him the board was able to lower the millage Your future on August 24 will be put in the hands of someone! to cash the check and she would rate on property taxes. VOTE send a tow truck for the vehicle. AccOUNtAbiLity: WHO? Vote for the qualifi ed candidate. She never did, and he was in- ❖ With strong leadership and cooperation we have seen gains at all formed by his bank the check was academic levels. QUALIFICATIONS: no good. ❖ Recent FCAT scores the district was only 11 points away from be- • A bogus $10 bill was returned ing an A school district. by a customer to Winn-Dixie on RANALYTICAL SKILLS -Giddens Security’s Director of Business Development August 10. The customer said VOTE Paul RaulERSON statewide he had been given the bill at the ThaNk yOu! store as change earlier, and an- RLEADERSHIP SKILLS -Leads and manages 250 employees daily other retail outlet subsequently Political advertisement paid for and approved by Paul Raulerson for Baker County School Board District 4. refused to accept it. REDUCATION -Baker County High School Honors Graduate -Bachelor’s Degree in Accounti ng, FSU, Magna Cum Laude -Master’s Degree in Taxati on, FSU

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 02-2010-CA-000113

WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. Plaintiff, Legal Notices v.

THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, GRANTEES, DEVISEES, LIENORS, TRUSTEES, AND CREDITORS OF THAD- DEUS E. RAYSOR, SR., DECEASED, et al. PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL Defendants. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA ______/ The Baker County District School Board will hold the CASE NO. 02-2009-CP-1 following PUBLIC HEARING on Monday, August NOTICE OF ACTION 16, 2010 at 5:30 p.m. and Tuesday, September IN RE: 7, 2010, at 5:30 p.m. in the Baker County School TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, GRANTEES, DEVI- Board Meeting Room located at 270 South Boule- ESTATE OF TIM RANDALL CREWS, SEES, LIENORS, TRUSTEES, AND CREDITORS OF vard East, Macclenny, Florida. Deceased. THADDEUS E. RAYSOR, SR., DECEASED, AND ______/ ALL CLAIMANTS, PERSONS OR PARTIES, NATU- TOPIC: Discussion of “District’s Strate- RAL OR CORPORATE, AND WHOSE EXACT LEGAL gies on How to Meet Class Size Amend- NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATUS IS UNKNOWN, CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, ment” UNDER OR AGAINST THADDEUS E. RAYSOR, SR., The administration of the estate of TIM RANDALL DECEASED, OR ANY OF THE HEREIN NAMED OR THE PUBLIC IS INVITED AND ENCOURAGED TO CREWS, deceased, whose date of death was Oc- DESCRIBED DEFENDANTS OR PARTIES CLAIMING ATTEND. tober 29, 2008, is pending in the Circuit Court TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN AND for Baker County, Florida, Probate Division, the TO THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED Sherrie Raulerson address of which is Baker County Courthouse,339 Superintendent of Schools E. Macclenny Avenue, Macclenny, Florida 32063, Current residence unknown, but whose last known 7/15-9/2 File No. CASE NO. 02-2009-CP-1. The names and address was: PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE addresses of the personal representative and the 688 N 5th Street, Macclenny, FL 32063 personal representative’s attorney are set forth The Baker County District School Board will hold below. -and- the following PUBLIC HEARING on Tuesday, Sep- tember 7, 2010, in the Baker County School Board All creditors of the decedent and other persons CHRISTOPHER JAMES RAYSOR, DAVID A. RAY- Meeting Room located at 270 South Boulevard having claims or demands against decedent’s es- SOR, THADDEUS E. RAYSOR, JR., UNKNOWN East, Macclenny, Florida, to be held immediately tate on whom a copy of this notice is required to SPOUSE OF CHRISTOPHER JAMES RAYSOR, following the 2010-2011 Budget hearing which be served must file their claims with this court UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DAVID A. RAYSOR, UN- begins at 6:30 p.m. WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AF- KNOWN SPOUSE OF THADDEUS E. RAYSOR, JR., TER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF and all unknown parties claiming by, through, un- Approval of the: THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE der or against the above named Defendant(s), who 2010-2011 Student Progression Plan DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE (is/are) not known to be dead or alive, whether said 2010-2011 Code of Student Conduct ON THEM. unknown parties claim as heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, spouses, or THE PUBLIC IS INVITED AND ENCOURAGED TO All other creditors of the decedent and other per- other claimants ATTEND. sons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN Current Residence Unknown, but whose last known The documents will be available for preview at THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE address was: the Baker County School Board Offi ce located at FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. 688 N 5th Street, Macclenny, FL 32063 270 South Boulevard East, Macclenny, Florida beginning Wednesday, August 4, 2010 (8:30 a.m. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PE- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a – 3:00 p.m.). RIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE mortgage on the following property in Baker Coun- FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER ty, Florida, to-wit: Sherrie Raulerson BARRED. Superintendent of Schools LOT 5, FOREST PARK SUBDIVISION, AS 8/5-9/2 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET PER PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 62, OF THE PUBLIC RE- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE CORDS OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA. OF DEATH IS BARRED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that David J. Crews, has been fi led against you and you are required to the hold er of the following certificate, has filed The date of the first publication of this Notice is serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on said certificate for a tax deed to be issued thereon. August 12, 2010. DOUGLAS C. ZAHM, P.A., Plaintiff’s attorney, whose The certificate number and year of issuance, the address is 12425 28th Street North, Suite 200, St. description of the property and the names in which Attorney for Personal Representative: Petersburg, FL 33716, on or before September 13, it was assessed are as follows: Michael E. Seelie, Esq. 2010 or within thirty (30) days after the fi rst publi- 2468 Atlantic Boulevard cation of this Notice of Action, and fi le the original Certificate Number: 07-00499 Jacksonville, Florida 32207 with the Clerk of this Court at 339 East Macclenny Year of issuance: 2007 Florida Bar No. 243558 Avenue, Macclenny, FL 32063, either before service Description of property: 29-2S-22-0028-0008- Telephone: (904)858-1895 on Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately thereafter; 1061. Facsimile: (904)858-1898 otherwise, a default will be entered against you for Part of Lot 17, Block 8, as shown on map Personal Representative: the relief demanded in the complaint petition. PHOTO BY JOEL ADDINGTON of E.R. RHODENS ADDITION to the Town TRINA C. EMERSON of Macclenny, as recorded in Plat Book 27126 N.W. 165th Stree WITNESS my hand and seal of the Court on this 2, Page 4 of the public records of Baker Alachua, Florida 32615 day of 11th day of August, 2010. County, Florida, also known as Parcel D, 8/12-8/19 and being more particularly described as US 90 MINI STORAGE Under 800 early votes cast so far follows: Begin at the intersection of the Al Fraser Westerly right-of-way of Cardinal Lane, a 781 EAST MACCLENNY AVENUE Clerk of the Circuit Court With one week left before the 2010 primary election, only about 5 percent of Baker County’s registered 50 foot right of way as now established, MACCLENNY, FL. 32063 By: Jamie Crews voters have cast ballots early at the supervisor of elections offi ce. Early voting ends Saturday, August 21, with the Northerly right of way of Ivy Phone (904) 259-9022 Deputy Clerk Street, a 50 foot right of way as now estab- The following units containing household at 5:00 pm. Voting at the county’s nine polling stations, including the elections offi ce at 32 N. 5th St. in Mac- lished, thence run South 77˚14’58” West items such as furniture, appliances, etc., will be IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH clenny, will resume Tuesday at 7:00 am for the primary. Polls close at 7:00 pm. Voters will need photo ID with on said Northerly right of way a distance sold by public auction at 10:00 am August 21 DISABILITIES ACT, PERSONS WITH DISABILI- of 120.50 feet, thence run North 10˚47’32” 2010 to satisfy back rent. The following tenants TIES NEEDING A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION a signature, or a separate signature document if the ID doesn’t contain one already. Also, voters who have West a distance of 88.40 feet; thence run can claim their property back if rent is paid before TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD moved since the last election can call the elections offi ce at 259-6339 to verify their new polling location. The North 78˚11’10” East, a distance of 120.50 this date: CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRATION, AT BAKER feet to said Westerly right of way; thence COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 339 EAST MACCLENNY general election is November 4. run South 10˚46’08: East, on said West Name Unit # AVE., MACCLENNY, FL 32063, TELEPHONE 904- right of way line, a distance of 86.43 feet Angela Mayhall 11 259-8113, NOT LATER THAN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Containing Doug Register 21 THE PROCEEDING. IF HEARING IMPAIRED, TDD 1- 0.24 acres, more or less. Deantionia Reed 22 800-955-8771, OR VOICE (V) 1-800-955-8770, VIA All of said property being in the County of Phyllis Parker 23 FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. Submit Baker, State of Florida. Rochelle Washington 26 & 28 8/19-8/26 Patrick English 31 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 8th JUDICIAL We have more! your news article, Names in which assessed: Karen Rosamonda Allen Yonn 36 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY (Trustee). Valerie Fisetle 38 CASE NO. 02-2008-CA-000195 More for sales, automobiles, help wanteds, letter to the editor, Darrell Merine 39 rentals, FSBO and yard sales Unless such certificate or certificates shall be re- Sylvia Watts 44 U.S. Bank, National Association, As Trustee for the deemed according to the law, the property de- Vickie Lucas Smith 45 C-BASS Mortgage Loan Asset-Backed Certifi cates, social notice scribed herein will be sold to the highest bidder at Tonya Williams 57 Series 2006- CB8 www.bakercountypress.com the East door of the Baker Coun ty Courthouse on 8/12-8/19 Plaintiff, or purchase a October 4, 2010, at 11:00 a.m. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE vs. classi ed ad online at Dated this 26th day of July, 2010. NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to a Writ of Al Fraser Execution issued in the Circuit Court of Baker Coun- Matthew A. Martin and Lucinda Martin, Husband Clerk of Court ty, Florida, on the 4th day of August, 2010, in the and Wife; Mortgage Electronic Registration Sys- bakercountypress.com Baker County, Florida cause wherein, In Re: The Marriage of Luis A. Cor- tems, Inc. As Nominee for Ownit Mortgage Solu- By: Tammie A. Lovingood dova, III, Husband and Evangeline Cordova, Wife, tions, Inc.; Carmel Financial Corporation; Unknown As Deputy Clerk being Case No. 02-2008-DR-0251 in said Court, I, Parties in Possession #1; Unknown Parties in Pos- 8/5-8/26 session #2; If living, and all Unknown Parties claim- ALL SAFE MINI STORAGE Joey B. Dobson, as Sheriff of Baker County, Florida ing by, through, under and against the above named 190 SOUTH LOWDER STREET NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED have levied upon all the right, title and interest of Defendant(s) who are not known to be dead or alive, MACCLENNY, FLORIDA 32063 the party named in the Writ of Execution, Luis A. whether said Unknown Parties may claim an inter- 904-259-3565 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that David J. Crews, Cordova, III, in and to the following described real est as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, or Other the hold er of the following certificate, has filed property, to-wit: The following units containing household Claimants said certificate for a tax deed to be issued thereon. items such as furniture, appliances, etc., will be Defendants The certificate number and year of issuance, the Lot 19 of “The Highlands” an unrecorded sold by public auction at 9:00 am August 28, subdivision comprising the South ½ of the ______/ 2010 to satisfy back rent. The following tenants description of the property and the names in which it was assessed are as follows: SE ¼ of the NW ¼ and the NE ¼ of the SW can claim their property back if rent is paid before ¼ and the NW ¼ of the SE ¼, Section 12, AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE this date: Certificate Number: 07-00721 Township 2 South, Range 21 East, Baker NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order re- Name Unit # Year of issuance: 2007 County, Florida, said Lot 19 being more scheduling foreclosure sale dated August 10, 2010 Pansty Ruise 84 Description of property: 06-3S-22-0042-0000- particularly described as follows: entered in Civil Case No. 2008-CA-000195 of the David Campbell 86 0040 Circuit Court of the 8th Judicial Circuit in and for Sharonda Ellis 104 Lot 4 and 5, Turkey Creek Retreat, Unit 3, Commence at the SW corner of the NE Baker County, Florida, wherein U.S. Bank, National Scott Salyers 109 according the Plat thereof as recorded in ¼ of the SW ¼ of Section 12, Township Association, as Trustee for the C-BASS Mortgage Edon Branch 184 Plat Book 2, page 50, of the public records 2 South, Range 21 East, Baker County, Loan Asset-Backed Certifi cates, Series 2006-CB8, Cynthia Griner 204 of Baker County, Florida. Florida, and run N 88 Deg 54’ 11” E, Plaintiff and Matthew A. Martin and Lucinda Mar- John Kline 314 All of said property being in the County of along the South line of the NE ¼ of the tin, Husband and Wife are defendant(s), I will sell to 8/12-8/19 Baker, State of Florida. SW ¼ a distance of 30.00 ft to a point on the E right of way line of a county graded the highest and best bidder for cash, AT THE EAST DOOR OF THE BAKER COUNT COURTHOUSE LO- Names in which assessed: Barbara A. Smith, road; thence N 0 deg 22’ 40” W along CATED AT 339 EAST MACCLENNY AVENUE, MAC- Henry A. Smith, Gregory A. Smith said E right of way line, a county graded road, 407.91 ft to a point at the intersec- CLENNY, BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA 11:00 A.M. September 10, 2010, the following described prop- Unless such certificate or certificates shall be tion of said E right of way line and the N erty as set forth in said Final Judgement, to-wit: redeemed according to the law, the property de- right of way line of Pine Circle Road (a scribed in such certificate will be sold to the high- 50 ft right of way); thence N 89 deg 45’ LOT 56, CYPRESS POINTE, UNIT 1, AC- est bidder at the East door of the Baker Coun ty 09” E, along said N right of way line of CORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS courthouse on October 4, 2010, at 11:00 a.m. Pine Circle Road, 409.58 ft; thence N 0 deg 20’47” W, 386.08 ft to the POINT OF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGES 90 THROUGH 92, INCLUSIVE, OF THE Dated this 26th day of July, 2010. BEGINNING; thence continue N 0 deg 20’ PUBLIC RECORDS OF BAKER COUNTY, Al Fraser 47” W 223.04 ft; thence N 67 deg 53’57” FLORIDA. Clerk of Court E, 555.58 ft to a point on the Southwest- Baker County, Florida erly right of way line of Pine Circle Road ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE By: Tammie A. Lovingood (a 50 ft right of way), said point being SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN As Deputy Clerk also on the arc of a curve concave to the THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE 8/5-8/26 left, having a total central angle of 31 deg 04’ 20” and a radius of 478.50 ft; thence LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 HIGGINBOTHAM’S TOWING & RECOVERY Southwesterly along the arc of said curve, DAYS AFTER THE SALE. 7611 WEST MT. VERNON also along the Southwesterly right of way GLEN ST. MARY, FL. 32040 line of Pine Circle Road, 139.86 ft; thence DATED at Macclenny, Florida, this 11th day of Au- Phone (904) 259-4375 • FAX (904) 259-6146 S 49 deg 24’ 28” W, 472.08 ft, thence S gust, 2010. Al Fraser The following vehicle will be sold at public 88 deg 47’07” W, 225.65 ft to the POINT OF BEGINNING, said lot containing 3.14 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT auction September 3, 2010 at 10:00 am, at Hig- Baker County, Florida ginbotham’s Towing & Re cov ery, 7611 West Mt. acres, more or less, and lying wholly within the NE ¼ of the SW ¼. By: Jamie Crews Vernon, Glen St. Mary, FL. 32040. As Deputy Clerk 1999 Dodge 2 dr. SUBJECT TO Deed of Restrictions as re- SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, LLP VIN #4B3AU42N2XE106097 corded in O/R Book 46, page 32 public 4630 Woodland Corporate Blvd. 8/19 records of Baker County, Florida. Suite 100 Tampa, FL 33614 PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE I shall offer this property for sale, at the front (813) 880-8888 entrance of the Baker County Courthouse, 339 E. 8/19-8/26 The Baker County District School Board will hold the Macclenny Ave. in Macclenny, FL, County of Baker, following PUBLIC HEARING on Monday, Septem- The Baker County Board of Commissioners is NEFCOM Unlimited State of Florida, on September 21, 2010 at the hour ber 20, 2010, in the Baker County School Board accepting applications for the following: of 11: 00a.m., or as soon thereafter as possible. I Local Service Meeting Room located at 270 South Boulevard • Unlimited NEFCOM E will offer for sale all of the party named in the Writ XTREME ENHANCED East, Macclenny, Florida, beginning at 6:30 p.m. ST. MARY SHOALS PARK MANAGER Jacksonville Calls of Execution, Luis A. Cordova, III, right, title and interest in the aforesaid real property, at public • Unlimited HIGH SPEED INTERNET Approval of the following School Board Policies: St. Mary Shoals Park is a recreational park approx- auction and will sell the same, subject to taxes, all imately 1600 acres in size located on Odis Yarbor- Anytime Long Distance prior liens, encumbrances and judgments, if any, • Unlimited • 6 Mbps Download 2.070 Board Meetings ough Road. Recreational activities include, horse to the highest and best bidder for CASH IN HAND. - Your Choice 2.100 Program of Awards trails, nature trails, ATV trails and river access. The proceeds to be applied as far as may be to the 5 Calling Features 5.130 Zero Tolerance for School Related • • FREE Standard Modem Rental payment of costs and the satisfaction of the above Crimes General job duties will include park maintenance, described execution. (NOTE: In accordance with (Popular features including Caller ID & Call Waiting) 5.150 Administration of Medicine emptying trash, cleaning restrooms, litter control, • FREE the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons with Email Spam/Virus Filter 5.190 Student Records event coordination, supervise inmate work crews, - Basic disabilities needing special accommodation to par- • Voicemail Actual speeds may vary. 6.242 Family and Medical Leave conduct tours, insure compliance with property May not be available in all areas. ticipate in this proceeding should contact the Baker 6.250 Military Leave management plan enforcing rules governing activi- County Sheriff’s Offi ce at (904) 259-0245 prior to 6.660 Staff Training ties at park and other special projects and duties the date of the sale.) 8.500 Conservation of Resources that may be assigned. Fast. Reliable. A ordable. JOEY B. DOBSON, O er ends August 31, 2010 and is limited to residential customers only. Restrictions Sheriff of Baker County, Florida THE PUBLIC IS INVITED AND ENCOURAGED TO Applicants must have a high school diploma or may apply. Prices shown do not include taxes and fees. Other restrictions may apply. By: Pamela L. Davis, D.S ATTEND. GED and valid Florida Drivers license. Physical 8/19-9/9 demands include the ability to lift 50 lbs unas- MIRACLE AUTOMOTIVE & TOWING sisted, extensive periods of standing and walking, Authorizedfor local dealer The documents will be available for preview at the Baker County School Board Offi ce located at 10510 DUVAL LANE in some cases over rough terrain and/or wet areas DIRECTV 270 South Boulevard East, Macclenny, Florida be- MACCLENNY, FL 32063 carrying backpacks, tools, and landscaping equip- ment. This position will be considered a “contract” ginning Wednesday, August 18, 2010 (8:30 a.m. Phone (904) 259-3513 The CHOICE Package – 3:00 p.m.). position and will not include any County retirement Sherrie Raulerson The following vehicles will be sold at public or insurance benefits. The park will be open Fri- Over 150 digital channels Superintendent of Schools auction August 30, 2010 at 12:00 pm at Miracle day, Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 9:00 am 8/19-9/16 Automotive & Towing, 10510 Duval Lane, Mac- – 7:00 pm; seasonally adjusted. Top TV programming including movies, sports, family, clenny, FL 32063. music & local channels 1993 Ford Applications will be accepted at the Baker County 259-2261 Administration Offices located at 55 North 3rd VIN #1FMDA31XXPZC17830 $ • Add DVR for an add’l $7/mo. 8/19 Street until 5:00 pm, August 25, 2010. Complete 130 North 4th Street, Macclenny 99 job description can be picked up at same address. 29 • Add HD Access for an add’l $10 /mo. 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MEET and GrEET AdAm Giddens Wanted: public input Candidate for County Commissioner Surveys target health, community Thursday,District Aug. 4 19 JOEL ADDINGTON Clay, St. Johns and Nassau counties since the spring 6-8:00 pm NEWS EDITOR of 2009. The effort in Baker County will last between at adam’s Campaign Headquarters [email protected] six and eight months, Ms. Helvey said. 2 East Macclenny ave., Macclenny Last year the planning council developed a pa- (Located at the corner Cr 228 & Hwy. 90) Is Baker County a good place to grow old? Raise per survey distributed by Healthy Baker’s partners refreshments provided kids? Start a business? Receive quality health care? in their offi ces and at community events like the Healthy Baker Inc., a non-profi t group devising county fair. ways to improve the health of residents here, wants The survey yielded 186 responses showing the the public’s answers to these questions and others. health issues of most concern here were cancer, The group has teamed up with the Health Plan- drug and alcohol addiction, high blood pressure and ning Council of Northeast Florida to administer smoking. one-hour focus groups of 10 to 12 respondents. The previous survey also asked what was needed Questions — like would you participate in a fi t- to make the community healthy. Respondents cited ness program at your workplace if it was offered access to quality medical care as the most critical — are also available in an online survey at www.sur- need, followed by access to churches, less crime and veymonkey.com/bakercountyhealth. strong family values. The online survey and focus groups are designed “We are now working to gain more in-depth in- to go beyond yes or no answers. The survey in- formation from residents through community dis- cludes fi elds for respondents to elaborate on their cussions in focus groups,” said Ms. Helvey. answers. The Health Planning Council’s director Dawn The question about workplace fi tness programs, Emerick also briefed the Baker County Commission for instance, is followed by the statement, “Please this week on the organization’s other efforts here, state why or why not. Please comment on what like assisting the health department with its diabe- would motivate you to participate, what might pre- tes management program. vent you from participating and whether you feel The $671,500 program covers costs for medi- others who work with you would participate also.” cal visits, lab tests, medication, supplies and a case Focus groups can be scheduled by calling Jamie manager to 250 uninsured, low-income patients in Williams at the health department at 259-6291 ext. Baker, Bradford, Clay, Nassau and Union counties. 2238. Each dollar spent avoids $2.32 in health care IF YOU ARE READY FOR CHANGE “In partnership with the health department, costs, she said the evening of August 16. members of Healthy Baker are seeking comments “We’re saving money by managing the disease and opinions from residents that will help them and keeping people out of the hospital,” said Ms. ELECT Charlie ‘Artie’ narrow down and focus on the key health issues Emerick. facing our community,” explained Nikole Helvey, a Here the program serves 37 patients for about program director with the Health Planning Council. $123,000 a year, with the health department sup- “The comments and suggestions collected will help plying about $40,000 of the cost. to shape the future health programs and services of- The Health Planning Council receives about fered in the county.” $82,000 a year from the state via hospital bed fees The queries are grouped into three categories. BURNETTfor School Board Dist. 4 in the region, which is used to secure more than $3 Five relate to Baker County as a community, four million from other sources. concern health care here and a few more request The council is tasked by Florida statutes to facili- QUALIFIED: PASSIONATE ABOUT THE demographic information like the age, sex and zip tate the certifi cate-of-need process for new health R Associates Degree - Lake City Community code of respondents. care facilities in northeast Florida. 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Let Us Be Your Collision Repair Specialist “It’s Our BusIness” Page  The Baker County Press Thursday, August 19, 2010 games, go along when our peers Linda have become good friends a point where they can function take a field trip, help with social over the years. much better.” activities, things like that,” said “We don’t have mental illness, Ms. Culvyhouse will soon be Patients building bonds Linda. we live with mental illness,” she helping Ms. Gadsby plan an end According to Ms. Gadsby, peer likes to say. of summer, pot luck dinner at the specialists can be even more ef- She is quick to point out that center. Drop-in center for the mentally ill fective in an outreach capacity mental illness is not something “I brought hot dogs and cole than the professional staff. that is a person’s fault. They are slaw today to share with every- Kelley Lannigan “If you are suffering from born that way, usually the result one at lunch,” she said. “People Features mental illness, you often respond of a chemical imbalance. like to share a meal together.” [email protected] better to someone who has actu- “Other people don’t under- The center’s pleasant din- Community Behavioral ally been there and dealt with the stand and sometimes aren’t ing area and kitchen are clean Healthcare Services is a division same issues,” she said. “Being ex- willing to give those with such and spotless, showing no sign of of Northeast Florida State Hospi- posed to someone who is doing problems a chance, especially the hot dog lunch that just took tal and serves mentally-ill adults well is encouraging.” when it comes to things like em- place. in Baker County. Virginia Strickland is another ployment,” she says. “With the More information about the CBHS operates a facility called long-time participant at the right help and support, like what Drop-In Center, call Lucia Gads- the Drop-In Center as part of its Drop-In Center. She and Ms. this center offers, they can get to by at 259-4671, ext. 23. clinical offices on west Lowder Street. “The Drop-In Center serves adults recovering from a men- tal illness by providing a place where they can become involved, mainly in recreational and leisure Photo by Kelley Lannigan activities, as well as other ways,” Drop In Center director Lucia Gadsby (left) and Linda Culvyhouse work on said director Lucia Gadsden. crafts. M������ C����� Some of the additional services hold a Wii bowling tournament doctors here (at CBHS) are really for County Commissioner District 4 the center provides are assistance soon,” said Ms. Gadsby. “There is good. The center and the people with career service needs such as a karaoke event coming up, too.” here are great. It’s a good thing seeking employment, making A dining room, kitchen and to have a place to go and some- appointments and sending out outdoor area for cookouts or just thing to do to get you out of the The offi ce of county com- resumes. Participants have ac- some fresh air, complete the fa- house.” cess to computers, the Internet, a cility. The clientele who use the missioner is an important phone and fax machine. Linda Culvyhouse of Macclen- Drop-In Center call each other job. The duti es of this board “That’s one of the main rea- ny has become a regular visitor at “peers.” sons people come here to the the Drop-In Center. She likes to Through her involvement range from setti ng the bud- center, to have access to the com- work at a large table that’s used with the center and CBHS, Ms. puters,” said Ms. Gadsden, who for various craft projects and was Culvyhouse has been able to par- get, zoning issues, provid- provides basic computer instruc- busy decorating on a canvas tote ticipate in a program called “Peer ing and maintaining county tion for those who need it. bag with fabric paint. Specialist Training.” The center is a main hub of vi- She put down her paint brush “Linda has become what we buildings and roads, over- tal social interaction for persons and gestured at the group of com- call a Peer Specialist, essentially in recovery from mental illness. puters nearby. a role model,” said Tonia Branch, seeing the recreati on, fi re It’s also a welcoming place to “I was computer illiterate operations consultant manager and rescue, police and Coun- pass the time while waiting for before I came here. Now, I have with CBHS. “Peer specialists can appointments with doctors or my own computer at home and become certified to help assist the cil on Aging, among others, counselors at the adjacent CBHS that wouldn’t have happened if I director in setting up and con- clinic. hadn’t had access to this place,” ducting activities at the center as to provide a quality of life Visitors can share a meal, work said Ms. Culvyhouse. well as helping and encouraging enjoyable to the citi zens of Baker County. on craft projects, read, listen to “I was going into Jacksonville other adults in the mental illness music and participate in other for treatment but just couldn’t recovery process. This is why the person for this job should have real life experiences social activities, such as physical get the help I needed,” she added. “I help Lucia with activities exercise or a field trip. “Now, I don’t have to travel out and planning. I set up for arts as well as the educati on and work experiences to help them make “We are even getting ready to of Baker County and I think the and crafts, help run the Bingo their decisions. There are going to be decisions made, hard decisions, in the next couple of years for the future of Baker County. It is my desire to work with the other four board members in help- ing to solve these issues. Using my educati on, life and work experi- ences and the input from you the voters of Baker County, we can overcome these problems and conti nue to improve Baker County. You and I will not always see eye to eye on these issues. I promise to each one of you I will always listen to what you have to say, with an open mind, and I will share with you my reasons for my stand on the issue. With this openness and the understanding we all want a bett er county to live in, I believe together we can and will move Baker Coun- ty forward in the future, providing a county for all our children and grandchildren to live in and be proud to call home. A VOTE FOR MICHAEL CONNER IS A VOTE FOR THE FUTURE Paid politi cal adverti sement paid for and approved by Michael Conner (D)for County Commissioner District 4. ursday, August 19, 2010 T B C P Page 9 ticipate too, but the community garden will come to them. Master Dedicates garden tract August 6 gardeners will work with them Custom Printing construct raised bed gardens at school. Stationery Community garden sited near sheri ’s complex Some jail inmates will also Invoices have an opportunity to gain ex- KELLEY LANNIGAN perience in the garden through a Business Cards FEATURES good behavior work program. Envelopes [email protected] “Maybe this can be a way Invitations “This is God’s project,” said God can inspire them,” said Ms. Guest. Helene Guest of the Baker Coun- THE OFFICE MART ty Community Garden project 110 South Fifth St. • 259-3737 that broke ground with a ribbon- cutting ceremony August 6. In the planning stages since May, the community garden is the vision of Ms. Guest, who spearheaded and manages the Baker County Farmers Market. The vegetable garden will be located on north CR 228 adja- cent to the Baker County Sheriff’s Complex. A cadre of volunteers, including the Ag Center’s master gardeners, will be highly involved in bringing the project to frui- tion. Funding for the fi rst phase of the community garden comes from a $5,000 grant that origi- nated through the Baker County Health Department. There are PHOTO BY KELLEY LANNIGAN currently about 2 acres devoted Helene Guest explains plans to the group. to the project with the possibility minerals, the way God made She wants it to be a teaching collard greens. of expansion in the future. them, that we need for our bod- garden where the skills of grow- “I think this is an important “He put this vision on the ies,” she said. ing food, the importance of nutri- project for people in the commu- hearts of many, but called me to Gardeners will not use ma- tion and becoming self-suffi cient nity to teach some skills many lead and coordinate the efforts,” chines or harsh chemical fertil- can be cultivated. people are forgetting or never said Ms. Guest as she addressed izers, and the power feeding “Fifty years go, out of neces- knew,” said Ms. Jones. “And this a group of citizens at the site Au- electric fencing will come from a sity, people grew their own food. is a working board. If you’re on it, gust 6. Among them were Judge solar battery. It’s possible that our country Ms. Guest puts you to work. You Joey Williams, Sheriff Joey Dob- The fi rst offi cial get your hands dirty.” son, clergy, county commission- work day at the Children at Macclenny El- ers and members of other local garden site was last ementary should be able to par- organizations. weekend. Initially the land for the Blake Iverson of Together, we can make a difference! garden was to be donated by a Macclenny donated ELECT private source. When that fell the use of his draft through, Ms. Guest appealed to horse team to disc the county. the fi eld in prepara- “My deepest thanks to the JIMMY ANDERSON tion for the winter for County Commissioner District 2 county commissioners for help- vegetables soon to ing secure and clear the land,” be planted. Meet my family and I at our said Ms. Guest. The garden will The community garden will support raised bed CAMPAIGN KICK-OFF function to supplement the Sa- and row gardens. A maritan Food Bank, instruct and Saturday, August 28 5-9:00 pm tool shed, compost PHOTO BY KELLEY LANNIGAN support families who need to bins and fence to Brothers Chase and Jayden Gaskins at garden site. at the Baker County Fairgrounds grow supplemental food as well keep out deer will Food • Fellowship • Live Gospel Music as educate citizens and school shortly be in the works. will be facing some tough issues children about gardening. The project will tap into the in the future and regenerating Bring your guitar & music CD and join in the singing “I was originally inspired by existing waterworks of the sher- these skills would be wise,” said Political advertisement paid for and approved by Jimmy Anderson (R) for County Commissioner District 2. the cooperation of local churches iff’s complex for irrigation. Ms. Guest. to support Samaritan House food “The Baker County extension Brothers Jayden and Chase bank,” said Ms. Guest. offi ce has helped with soil testing Gaskins attended the ribbon However, she is concerned so we know exactly how we need cutting with their grandmother about the nutritional needs of to prepare the land,” she said. Christine Jones of Glen St. Mary, people, especially children and Ms. Guest’s vision for the gar- a member of the project’s board Jeana Walker the elderly. den is a community project on of directors. “A lot of the donated food several levels. It will meet basic The boys couldn’t resist keel- is processed and prepackaged, food and nutrition needs, espe- ing down and scooping up a which is necessary for storage cially for needy families, educate handful of the soil soon to be purposes, but only fresh veg- the public and involve coopera- supporting raised beds of fall etables contain the vitamins and tion. vegetables such as cabbage and DUVAL for County Commissioner District 4 Dear fellow citizens of Baker County, ELECT I would like to personally thank each and every one of you who have offered their time, prayers I am QUALIFIED to be your and opened up their homes to me in the last couple of weeks. I have been overwhelmed with the hospitality shown and openness to listen. County Commissioner because... My parents have instilled in me to take the highroad and go with your head and chin held high. This • as a resident I am totally committed is the last edition of the paper before the election. As such, I want to take my parents advice and end LIFE-LONG to Bak- this campaign on a positive message. er County. I have had numerous people tell me, “If you make every decision with the children’s best interest • I have given COUNTLESS volunteer hours to Baker at heart, you will be fi ne”. I agree with that statement. However, if elected, I commit to making myself County residents. as knowledgeable as possible, embrace any and every workshop available and take advantage of all resources provided to make the most informed decision I can. • I have successfully served the PUBLIC for 27 I had a man share with me the theory of the “Power of Persuasion”. He explained thru this process a consecutive years as a teacher in Baker County. picture can be drawn of a thing or person in order to persuade a decision. The people of Baker County have seen this fi rst hand by reading and hearing the “rubber stamp” theory. I have been painted as • I have been a TAXPAYER for 20 years in Baker County. being just another “rubber stamp”. This theory is completely not true. If elected, I commit to base • I WORK HARD to POSITIVELY impact the lives of every decision on the knowledge, facts and best interest of the children of Baker County. hundreds of students and their families in Baker County. The people of Baker County can rest assured if they cast their vote for Tina Fish Mobley, they have cast a vote for a God fearing, common sense, hard working, and dedicated individual who CAN and • I have a strong belief in CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT WILL make a positive difference in our school system. for Baker County. I do not regret the time this campaign has taken from my personal life because of what I have gained. This campaign has been consuming, tiring, expensive and stressful, BUT after a year long process of • I have a strong belief in using a TEAM APPROACH to thought and prayer I have been obedient to what God had laid on my heart. (John 2:5) coordinate all agencies in Baker County. It is now left up to the people of Baker County to decide who will be the next school board member • I have a strong belief in COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT in for District 3. Because of my faith in Jesus Christ, if I, Tina Fish Mobley, receive the majority of votes, I know without a shadow of a doubt that God will be with me as I do my very best. Whatever the Baker County. outcome, I have been obedient to what God has called me to do. Either way, I win as my faith has • I have a strong belief in LISTENING to the concerns of grown by an indescribable measure. Your consideration and vote would be appreciated on August 24, 2010. the citizens of Baker County. I leave you with these verses I am ENERGETIC, EXPERIENCED, DEDICATED and (II Chronicles 20:17 & Romans 8:37-39). totally ACCESSIBLE to the citizens of Baker County. Elect Tina Fish God Bless, I want to be YOUR VOICE...

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Ag Center hosts week-long camp Okefenoke Rural Electric Mem- bership Corporation (OREMC) a balanced composition. understanding what constitutes KELLEY LANNIGAN is in the process of compiling FEATURES Food and nutrition was anoth- the different food groups. [email protected] er subject they studied, especially a listing of licensed and insured building and HVAC contractors that are available to provide services in A group of very enthusiastic Baker County youth took part in OREMC’s service area in southeast Georgia and LLC northeast Florida. The lists will be made available the 2010 Junior Master Gardener Anderson Quality ROOFING Katie E. Rourke, LMT Camp held at the Ag Center Au- Metal & Shingle Reroofs & Roof Repairs Licensed Massage Therapist to member/customers requesting recommendations gust 9-13. MA29263 or referrals for reliable and reputable contractors Methods of plant propaga- New Homes • Remodels • Additions • Screen Rooms previously with for home or business improvements or repairs and tion, growing vegetables and the Door & Window Replacement Macclenny Chiropractic esthetics of making dish gardens Your hometown contractor! air conditioning/heating projects or repairs. If you or for beauty were but a few of the has opened her someone you know would like to be included on the many activities that engaged par- LICENSED & OWN business! lists, please contact OREMC at 800-262-5131 or 912- ticipants during the fi ve days of FREE ESTIMATES 2593300 IN GOD WE INSURED 462-5131 and speak with Dewayne Johns (ext. 1143 the week long camp. LIC.#RC0067003 Located at TRUST. LIC.#RB0067070 or email [email protected]), David Smith Camper Dominique Nixon Kimberly Clarke Salon participated in the 4-H Craft MM25117 (ext. 3319 or email [email protected]) or Linda camp which took place earlier in Harris (ext. 1151). the summer. in historic Riverside When she found out about the BCHS 25 minutes from Macclenny Jr. Master Gardener camp she signed up immediately. Lady 2546 Herschel St. “I enjoyed the craft camp and Jacksonville, FL 32204 defi nitely wanted to take part in this also,” she said. Wildcats Salon 381-8818 Want to shine “Getting my hands dirty was Cell 881-7228 at the Baker County Fair? my favorite part,” said Meredith Softball Stidham. “That and making our Sign up to perform with bug collection.” Invites all parties to a meeting on Six campers with the help of September 2nd, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. at extension agents and adult vol- unteers made raised gardens in BCHS Media Center to organize a booster box containers measuring one club for the Lady Wildcats softball team. square foot, each with a different Back vegetable or herb. The campers loved show- ing off their square foot garden, identifying tomatoes, peppers, Come join all the rosemary, basil and other food plants. Wildcat Football Fans toPerform Baker nightly during the fair. “We did a mulch experiment with some control pots that con- at the Community-wide Pep Rally tained different things,” said Ms. October 1-9 Friday, August 20th th Nixon. “Mostly we wanted to see Applications due by September 20 if they retained water or not.” at Memorial Stadium. Mail applications to: Baker County Fair “We learned about what bugs are bad and which ones are good,” PO Box 492 said camper Damian Scalf. Come Dressed as the Macclenny, FL 32063 He proudly showed off his col- “Ultimate Wildcat Fan” and Performers must live in Baker County. lection, which he had carefully you can win $100.00 cash and Name:______mounted on a styrofoam base in be recognized at the first home game, a box with a protective lid. Address:______“These large ones are carpen- Friday,August 27th. The fun begins at 7:30 p.m. ter bees. Here’s a cricket and Phone: ______Cell: ______these are my three types of bee- tles,” he said. Email: ______A craft project called “Ancient Baker County Pots” was a lot of fun. Type of entertainment: ______Cement mixed with water and moulded around bowls and buck- ets resulted in some interesting Fair and “old looking” containers that would be used as planters. Campers mixed cement and constructed their pots outdoors. Queen A tent over their work table proved invaluable when rain threatened. “They learned that cement Pageant must cure for a time and it was good the tent was up,” said Rene for County Commissioner District 4 Gore, the 4-H extension agent. Monday, October 4 - 7:00 P.M. Putting together dish gardens AT THE FAIRGROUNDS helped campers learn some as- NO ENTRY FEE- Reasons to vote foR ChRis Rhoden pects of design with plants by us- ing a simple formula for creating APPLICANTS MUST BE 15-18 YEARS OF AGE 1. Education: LiFE!!! EVENING GOWNS ONLY 2. ExpEriEncE: Owning and running a profitable business for 10 years in our county News $50 Cash Prize - Crown, Trophy, Sash for winner • Familiar with bidding processes • Built roads, parking lots, solved drainage problems Fill out the application and mail by September 20, 2010 to: and installed underground utilities Obituaries Fair Queen Pageant P.O. Box 492 3. FiscaL discipLinE: Practiced and proven in my home and business Maccleny, FL 32063 Social Notices 4. couragE: willing to take a strong stance on controversial issues and not play sides Name:______School News 5. charactEr: I will make decisions based on truth, conviction and principle. Address:______Classified Ads not For poLiticaL gain! Age:______Phone:______I believe great things can happen to our county if the right people are elected for office. The Baker County Fair Association abides by the rules and regulations www.bakercountypress.com th of the Miss Florida Teen Pageant. A copy of the rules will be given to That is why I am asking you to vote for me, chris rhodEn On august 24 . Have you checked each contestant. The committee will contact you after your application i am rEady to work For you!! it out lately? has been received. Thank you for your participation. Political advertisement paid for and approved by Chris rhoden (D) for County Commissioner District 4. ursday, August 19, 2010 T B C P Page 11 very willing for me to do this at our home because he says he sees Turning clothing into funds how happy it makes me.” The second school clothing giveaway is planned for from suncoast RV For Lord’s Church’s youth organization 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Saturday at 750 Wheeler Drive in Mac- NEW 2011 TRAVEL TRAILERS KELLEY LANNIGAN clenny. FEATURES Parents must bring children $10,995 OR $115/MONTH [email protected] with them. Clothing will not be ONLY WINNEBAGO & ITASCA DEALER IN TOWN given without children present. As the youth program director 9012 BEACH BLVD • SUNCOASTRV.COM for The Lord’s Church in Taylor, Donations are greatly appre- Regina Starling has a definite ciated, especially ahead of time, passion for children. It’s a dimen- and can be left on the porch dur- 904-642-1600 sion of her life she dearly loves. ing the week. More information Like many youth groups, The is available by calling 259-6630. Youth of Lord’s Church, as its of- “School is a very important Crews Mobile Home Service fi cially known, raises money to part of our youngsters’ lives,” said Buy • Sell • Move • Setup Ms. Starling. “So any donations fund its church and recreational Move Portable Sheds & Buildings activities. are welcome. It gets pretty busy “Last year they held a garage around here and a couple extra David P. Crews, Owner sale and donated a lot of their volunteers to help that day would Phone 912-496-3713 own things to it,” explained Ms. be an even greater blessing!” Starling. “When they saw how Mobile: 912-286-1557 Toll Free: 1-888-571-1435 much people their own age need- All New - ed and appreciated the clothing, e-mail: [email protected] they easily became committed C  GA/FL Licensed & Insured to making it happen as often as possible.” C The Lord’s Church Youth store Let people know was born. what’s going on- Baker County Fair Association Members began to collect post your special event online clothing and other merchan- dise for resell at very reasonable bakercountypress.com prices. They help with sorting and pricing and volunteer in the store as needed. The money gen- erated from the sales funds their DOG programs and activities. The youth store has become so successful that Ms. Starling ShOw has dedicated part of her home in Macclenny to its purpose. th But her passion and her chari- Saturday, October 9 table spirit for youth extend even at 6:00 p.m. further. “The reality is these times are Livestock Barn tough economically,” said Ms. at the Fairgrounds Starling. “Many families just don’t have a lot of extra money BRING YOUR to buy back-to-school clothes for PHOTO BY KELLEY LANNIGAN their kids, even at really cheap Regina Starling outside the church youth store. FAVORITE DOG!!! prices. The Lord has laid it on my “Some people are just gener- or earrings to wear with their heart to do my part to help them ous. They specifi cally buy things outfi ts. You just don’t know what Please no livestock, dogs only! • Ages 4 – 18 out.” and donate them,” she said. this means to them,” she said. Must have current rabies shot. In mid-summer she had the As she planned the fi rst give- One young man approached, vision to furnish any child from Please fill out the form below and return by away, Ms. Starling kept an eye holding a handsome pair of th pre-K through high school two out at other yard sales and thrift leather cowboy boots. Sept. 26 to: PO Box 492, Macclenny, Fl 32063 complete outfi ts for school abso- stores for trendy clothing in good “Do you mean I can actually lutely free. condition for teens, like Ameri- have these boots and this Ameri- Name:______Last Saturday, she held her can Eagle and Hollister shirts. can Eagle shirt, too?” he asked. Address: ______fi rst free school clothes giveaway As girls picked out jewelry, “And it’s free?” at the church youth store next to Ms. Starling quickly replaced it Ms. Starling assured him it Phone: ______her home on Wheeler Drive. with more from bags of donated was. The event was a great success. items in her storage building. “The more I give away the Type of Pet:______Another clothing giveaway is “Girls coming here are thrilled more the Lord gives back and scheduled for August 21. when they fi nd out they can get blesses me in my own life,” said “I can’t tell you what being something pretty like a necklace Ms. Starling. “My husband is able to do this for our Baker County youth means to me,” Elect Tina Fish she said. “It’s so important for young people to feel good about Baker County Fair themselves, especially at school. Something they feel good about wearing goes a long way to foster Star Search that.” Amateur Talent Contest From now on, Ms. Starling says she plans to sponsor the two- Saturday, October 9th - 7:00 P.M. day clothing giveaway of school for District 3 clothes each year in August. Baker County Fairgrounds SCHOOL BOARD Held in a charming outdoor Junior Category ages 4 - 15 THE CANDIDATE THAT YOU CAN DEPEND ON FOR FACTUAL INFORMATION setting under a huge oak tree, Adult Category ages 16 - & over the fi rst giveaway last Saturday th My opponent has stated if elected: gave rise to a steady fl ow of par- Applications due by September 20 ents and children passing among tables and racks where clothing Mail applications to: Baker County Fair HE WILL: create a non-profi t education foundation was attractively displayed. PO Box 492 Ms. Starling worked energeti- Macclenny, FL 32063 FACT: The Baker County Education Foundation was established in 1989. A total cally inside a small storage build- 1st Place $75 • 2nd Place $50 of $758,581.77, has been awarded to individual schools, instructional and non- ing sorting a large pile of jeans and T-shirts. She periodically Trophies Adult & Child Category instructional employees and students to further their education. dashed out to greet people walk- Out of town judges ing up and directed them to areas Contestants will be judged on talent, HE WILL: Donate his salary which is roughly $25,000/year to his foundation where they were likely to fi nd the originality & presentation. sizes needed for their children. FACT: The EXACT salary of a Baker County School Board member is $25,230.00. “Infants and pre-K are here, Name:______girl’s jeans are over there, young FACT: There are members of the Baker County School Board that currently con- men’s clothing is in this section,” Address:______directed Ms. Starling. “More tribute to the foundation. Tina Fish Mobley will also contribute to the foundation. girl’s and teen’s clothes are on Phone: ______the porch.” Talent: ______FACT: All Baker County School district employees are given the opportunity to Parents and their youngsters contribute to the foundation. actively perused the selections No. of participants______of jeans, T-shirts, blouses, skirts, HE WILL: Take applications from teachers for projects they would like to implement dresses and shoes. When your application is received you will be notified by the Donations, for the most part, fair association. drive availability. FACT: For the past 21 years teachers have annually submitted applications to the Baker County Education Foundation to fund classroom projects that directly benefi t children. FACT: A total of $16,739.45 in classroom funded projects were awarded to teach- ers and individual schools at the August 16, 2010, School Board meeting. HE WILL: Select projects to fund and put his salary directly into the classroom. FACT: A committee which is made up of business, community and education- al representatives is approved by the foundation. This committee SELECTS the classroom projects that are to be funded. FACT: TINA FISH MOBLEY IS THE SCHOOL BOARD, DISTRICT 3 CANDIDATE YOU CAN DEPEND ON FOR FACTUAL INFORMATION. “As your School Board Member, I believe gathering FACTUAL INFORMATION on all ***Back to School Special*** educational issues will allow me to make decisions that WILL BENEFIT OUR CHILDREN!” Tina Fish Mobley does appreciate the current school board members and employees of the Baker County ALL HAIRCUTS Open School District who have supported the Baker County Educational Foundation for the past 21 years. LET’S KEEP OUR CHILDREN FIRST! Everyday Political advertisement paid for and approved by Tina Mobley for Baker County School Board District 3. T  B C P Page 12 AUGUST 19, 2010

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Helen Lindley, Carolyn Sanford, Thurman Smith, Alex Trail, 58, 76, made quilts 49, loved sports 71, dies August 12 died in accident T  L’ C  Intersection of CR 125 & 250 in Taylor •• 259-8353 Helen Esther Lindley, 76, Carolyn Mae Ramsey San- Thurman Monroe Smith, 71, Mr. Alex Gene Trail, 58, of Ft. of Macclenny died August 14, ford, 49, of Macclenny died Au- of Glen St. Mary died August 12, White died Saturday, July 31, Sunday school ~ 10:00 am 2010. She was born in Geneva, gust 13, 2010. She was born in 2010. He was born in Webster 2010 in an automobile accident Sunday service ~ 11:00 am New York to Glenn Albert Oliver Bonne Terre, Missouri to Nancy Springs, West Virginia to James near Macclenny. He was born in and Win- Lea Hahn Ramsey and the late A r t h u r Inverness, Wednesday night Bible Study ~ 6:30 pm ifred Galu- John Harvey Ramsey on July Smith and Florida on Family style dinner ~ 1st Sunday of the month sha on June 18, 1961. She was a resident of Alice Rue- April 11, following service 24, 1934. Baker County since 2003 after ma Greene 1952 and Pastor Bobby Helen was a moving from Jacksonville. Car- Smith on had lived in ‘A church alive is worth the drive!’ & Faye Gri n resident of olyn enjoyed gardening, jewelry July 19, Bell, Lake Macclenny and traveling. She was an avid 1939. He City and Ft. since 1995 Gator and NASCAR fan and en- was a resi- White, Fla. Come and magnify the Lord and worship with us and a mem- joyed riding her Harley. She was dent of Bak- for the past Glen Friendship Tabernacle ber of First predeceased by brother Kurtis er County 33 years. Clinton Ave. • Glen St. Mary • Home: 259-3982 • Church: 259-6521 U n i t e d Ramsey. since 1989 He worked Methodist Survivors include loving hus- and spent at General WJXR Radio Service Sunday� � � � 8:30 am Church of band of 22 years Fred L. Sanford most of E l e c t r i c , Morning Worship Service� � � � � 10:30 am Macclenny. Helen Lindley Jr.; mother Nancy Lea Hahn his time Thurman Smith Gates Rub- Alex Trail Children’s Church � � � � � � � � 11:30 am She loved Ramsey; children Melissa Griffi s b e t w e e n ber Com- Evangelistic � � � � � � � � � � � 6:00 pm singing in the choir, cooking and (Andy) Berry and Andrew San- Baker County and Callahan. He pany and Motec Electric in Ala- bowling, and was very talented ford, both of Jacksonville, Fred enjoyed fi shing, watching wres- chua, Florida before taking a job Bible Study (Wed�) � � � � � � � � 7:30 pm in quilt making, sewing and L. Sanford III of South Carolina; tling, visiting with friends and as a truck driver for the last nine Rev. Albert Starling • www.myspace.com/glenfriendshiptabernacle crocheting. She enjoyed help- grandson Bradley Sanford. family and sharing the Lord’s years with Hickman Transport ing others with her talents and The funeral service was held word with people. of Valdosta. often contributed her work to August 16, at 11:00 am at V. He was predeceased by wife Mr. Trail loved to hunt, fi sh the local ROTC and Boy Scouts. Todd Ferreira Funeral Services of 21 years, Sheila Smith; great- and have a garden, especially She was predeceased by brother Chapel. grandson Trevor Pendleton. working with fl owers. He was Macclenny Church of God Walter Oliver. Surviviors include children a fun loving, easy-going person Survivors include sisters William (Dawn) Smith of Fer- who loved everybody and en- Jesus: The Way, The Truth and The Life Nancy Basche of Lyons, NY and nandina Beach, Geneva Smith joyed attending his church, the Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. Shirley Mackey of Macclenny; Sanderson of Yulee, James (Wendy) Smith, Lake City Church of God. Gene numerous nieces and nephews. Darlene (Glenn) Brewer and was preceded in death by father Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Wed. Eve. Worship 7:30 P.M. The memorial service will be Congregational Nora Odom, all of Macclenny, Maxie Trail and brother Charles Pastor Rev. Shannon Conner held on Thursday, August 19 at Holiness Church Danny Hall of North Carolina, Trail. 2:00 pm at First United Meth- Gordan Hall of Georgia, Veda Survivors include wife Patsy North 6th Street - Macclenny • 259-3500 odist Church in Macclenny with CR 127 N., Sanderson, FL (Larry) Bierce of Steinhatchee E. Trail of Ft. White; sons David Pastor Tom Pope offi ciating. Sunday School 10:00 am and Robin Sutton of Hilliard; (Beth) Trail of Lake City and Mi- Ferreira Funeral Services was in Morning Worship 11:00 am brother Roy Smith of Ohio; sis- chael Trail of Branford; grand- charge of arrangements. Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm ter Mabel Wyatt of West Vir- daughter Jordan Brett Trail of New Hope Church, Inc. Wed. Evening Prayer Serv. 7:30 pm ginia; 19 grandchildren and 10 Lake City; mother Maggie Trail great-grandchildren. of Ft. White; brothers Thomas 23-A to Lauramore Rd. & Fairgrounds Rd. ‘Lois’ Lyons, Pastor: Oral E. Lyons The funeral was held August Junior (Terri) Trail of Bell, Flor- Sunday School 9:45 am 73, loved fi shing 16 at 3:00 pm at Christian Fel- ida and Stanley Wayne (Linda) Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am lowship Temple with pastors Trail of Ft. White; sisters Cath- Sunday Children’s Church 11:00 am Delois “Lois” Smith Lyons, David Thomas, Troy Alexander erine Fowler of Bell, Shirley Ann Sunday Evening Services 6:00 pm 73, a lifelong resident of Mac- Welcome and James Beale offi ciating. (Jon) Clemons and Glenda Faye clenny, died August 14, 2010 at First Baptist Church Ferreira Funeral Services was in (Jimmy) Railey, both of High Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting 7:00 pm St. Vincent’s of Sanderson charge of arrangements. Springs, Betty Parrish (Carl) Pastor J. C. Lauramore welcomes all M e d i c a l CR 229 S., Sanderson FL Godbey of Lake City; sister-in- Center. She Sanderson Christian law Barbara Trail of Bell; nu- was born in Sunday School ...... 10:00 am merous nieces and nephews; Revival Center Macclenny Sun. Morning Worship . 11:00 am special aunts Lena Leggett and on Novem- Pastor: Harold Finley Nellie Lewis both of Bell; special Sun. Evening Worship . . 6:00 pm ber 30, 1936 Sunday School 10:00 am uncle Aaron Leggett of Coleman, to Clar- Wed. Eve. Bible Study . . 7:00 pm Sunday Service 11:00 am Florida. ence Smith Pastor Bob Christmas Sunday Evening 6:00 pm The funeral service was held and Gussie http://www.fbcofsanderson.org at 3:00 pm on August 7, at his C o m b s Wednesday Service 7:30 pm church with Rev. Carroll Lee S m i t h . Come see the exciting things offi ciating and assisted by Rev. She was a the Lord is doing. Dewayne Bowdoin. Interment member of Delois Lyons followed at Ft. White Cemetery. Corner of Sapp Rd. and CR 229 C h r i s t i a n The Road Guerry Funeral Home of Lake Fellowship Temple where she City was in charge of arrange- enjoyed worshiping her Lord to Calvary DINKINS NEW ments. and Savior. Corner of Madison & Stoddard CONGREGATIONAL Delois loved fi shing, cook- Glen St. Mary ing, cleaning, collecting porce- METHODIST CHURCH lain dolls and going to auctions. Rev. Tommy & Doris Anderson CR 127 N. of Sanderson PRESS CLASSIFIEDS She was preceded in death by Youth Director Margie Howard Sunday School 10:00 am ONLY her loving husband of 40 years Phone: 904-259-2213 Sunday Morning Service 11:00 am James Albert “Jimmy” Lyons. Sunday Night Service 6:00 pm Sunday School:...... 10:00 am Wed. Night Service 7:30 pm $6.00 cash/check Survivors include daughters Sunday Morning Service ....11:00 am Pastor Allen Crews Joni (Edgar) Davis and Tonya Sunday Evening Service . . . . . 6:00 pm Deadline Monday at 5:00 Assistant Pastor Timothy Alford 270 US Highway 301 N. • Baldwin FL 32234 Gid Giddens (Bruce) Canady, both of Mac- Wednesday Night ...... 7:30 pm THE BAKER COUNTY PRESS www.giddensreedfh.com clenny; brothers Junior (Wan- Youth Pastor Brian Poole da) Smith of Glen St. Mary and 904-266-2337 904-387-0055 Virgil Smith of Macclenny; be- Baldwin Jacksonville loved granddaughter Crystal Canady. Arrangements made in your home or our facility The funeral service was held Fair & Reasonable Prices August 17 at 10:30 am at her church with pastors David and Funeral & Cremation Services Timmy Thomas offi ciating. In- Locally Owned & Family Operated terment followed at Macedonia Cemetery. Ferreira Funeral Ser- Proudly Serving Northeast Florida vices was in charge of arrange- A name you have come to ments. know and trust! Christian 250 North Lowder St., Macclenny • 259-5700 Mt. Zion N.C. www.ferreirafuneralservices.com Fellowship Methodist Church Updated daily with obituary information emple 121 North † 259-4461 Sign the online guestbook t Senior Pastor Independent Pentecostal Church Associate Pastor Macclenny, FL Arrangement options & more David Thomas Tim Thomas 259-4940 Seventh St. & Ohio Ave., Macclenny 259-4575 Pastor Tim Cheshire V. Todd Ferreira, L.F.D. We invite you to tour our facility. Sunday School 9:45 am Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Wednesday Prayer Service 7:00 pm Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Wednesday Night Service 7:00 pm Radio WJXR 92.1 Sunday 9:15 am Youth Programs Sunday School 10:00 am Common Ground - Sunday 11:00 am Jesus answered, "Verily, verily I Common Ground - Wed. (Teens) 7:00 pm say unto thee, except a man be God Kids - Sunday 11:00 am born of water and of the Spirit, God Kids - Wednesday 7:00 pm Youth Pastor he cannot enter into the king- Gary Crummey dom of God." John 3:5 www.christianfellowshiptemple.com ursday, August 19, 2010 T B C P Page 13 Many thanks Heartfelt thanks The family of Mrs. Evelyn The family of Hardy Lee Harris Wilkerson Ellison would like to would like to express its thanks thank family and friends for all for the love and kindness shown www.bakercountypress.com their calls, fl owers and expres- to us during this diffi cult time sions of sympathy. A special thank of the loss of our Daddy. All the you to Calvary Baptist Church many phone calls, cards, fl owers e only site in Baker County where you for the lovely family meal they and prayers will never be forgot- prepared. A special thank you to ten. The over-abundance of food can place and see local classi ed ads. Pastor Donnie Williams for con- that was brought in everyday ducting our mother’s service and was so heartwarming. We knew for his prayers with our mother that Daddy had a lot of friends over these many years. Thank you but never dreamed he touched ladies of Calvary Baptist for the beautiful music. Thanks to Rita so many lives. A special thanks to St. James Episcopal Church Smith for the beautiful job she the B.C. Sheriff’s Offi ce, the City did preparing our mother’s hair of Macclenny, Calvary Baptist Minnesota Ave. & 5th Street and makeup. Thanks to Ferreira Church and Christian Fellowship Macclenny Temple for the meals. We will In Loving Memory Cecil Horne Funeral Services for their caring and attentiveness which made never forget the comforting words Sunday Worship of Thanks to all this time much easier to bear. that were spoken by Elder David The Wilkerson Family Crawford, Rev. Tim Cheshire and Bobby Balkcom The immediate family of Cecil 5:30 pm 1/10/1970 - 8/14/2006 Dale Hodges Jr. We could never Horne Sr. would like to express Guest speaker begin to express how much we “In the Blink of an Eye” its sincere appreciation to fam- Paul Smith, Vicar •• 259-9198 appreciate and thank Macclenny Most people are fortunate ily and friends for food, fl owers, First Community Holiness Nursing and Rehab for their lov- — they never have the “Blink Ex- cards and prayers during the re- Church is having Elder Donald Come enjoy the Fruits of the Spirit with us... ing care for Papa. Thanks to Bill perience,” the tragic kind that is cent loss of our loved one. M. Pressley of Temple Church life-altering forever. Special thanks to Christian of God in Christ of Jacksonville Guerry Funeral Home for the Peace Goodness Some — once you get past the Fellowships Temple pastors Da- conduct services at Faith Temple services they provided. We have “Blink,” are closer to God. You vid and Timmy Thomas, the Bak- COGIC in Sanderson on August comfort in knowing that Papa is Faithfulness cling to Him and pray for peace er County Sheriff’s Department, 22 at 6:30 pm. home at last to perfect peace and and ask Him to live in your Baker County Fire and Rescue, For more information call 275- with no more pain. Joy heart with you and that is the Taylor’d Barbecue and V. Todd 2094. Everyone is invited. Thank you, Blessing. Vallie Harris, Children and Gentleness Ferreira Funeral Home. Grandchildren Patience But before the Blessing comes With gratitude, is the devastating grief of the Rose Horne and Family LoveKindness Self-Control tragic “Blink.” No one knows how long it will take to get from the “Blink” to the “Blessing.” With prayer and many tears, it Prayer summit will eventually happen — that Prayer Summit services will be “Blessing” we can’t live without. held at Tabernacle of the Enlight- When I am at my darkest hour is ened Church of God in Marga- when I know my God is with me. retta August 19 and 20 beginning He sees me through to the light. ADAM at 7:30 pm. This is going to be I have learned — don’t quit be- two nights of prayer, healing and lieving. Never give up, talk with deliverance services. Everyone is God - He has the answers. I love welcome. the verse in Phillipians 4:13 “I can do all things through Christ GIDDENS who strengthens me.” for Check it out... WE LOVE YOU AND PRAY FOR bakercountypress.com YOUR SOUL, BILL AND JANET BOGGS, KAREN, DAVID AND FAMILY WHO I AM: County CommissionerI grew up on the DistrictSt. Mary’s River. 4 Fishing and hunti ng are a way I hope you never have “The Blink Experience” of life with me! I am an avid outdoorsman and member of the NRA. My parents are Darrell, a businessman, and Martha Anne, Moniac BaptistHwy. 185 Church • Moniac, GA a reti red teacher. My sister is Ashley Giddens Pott s, musician and pastor’s wife. I am proud to be deeply rooted with four gen- BlackCOPIES & white/Full color erati ons of family roots in Baker County. I own my home in Cop- T O M per Creek Hills. I’m a Christi an and a member of First Assembly where I play guitar on the Praise Team. 110 South Fifth St. HOMECOMING Avid hunter Macclenny with EDUCATION: church of christ -Baker County High School honor graduate 573 s. 5th st. 259-6059 -Associate of Arts Degree from University of North Florida Sunday Bible Study 9:45 am Pastor James Conner -Florida State University graduate receiving: Fellowship 10:30 am - 11:00 am Bachelor’s Degree in Accounti ng, Magna Cum Laude Worship Services Master’s Degree in Taxati on 11:00 am August 22 -Taught undergraduate courses in Accounti ng at FSU Wed. Bible Study 11:00 am 7:30 pm -Licensed Certi fi ed Public Accountant. Minister Sam F. Kitching Dinner on the ground following the service Avid sherman WORK BACKGROUND: -Certi fi ed Public Accountant with Wilson and Johns, P. A. DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A BABYSITTER? -Currently, Chief Financial Offi cer of Giddens Security Corpora- ti on where I have business experience dealing with county gov- The Baker County Health Department ernments statewide. CHILD AND BABYSITTING SAFETY COURSE Many Baker Counti ans are employed in our workforce of over provides training on: 250. • Handling Emergencies • Proper hand washing techniques STRONG PLATFORM: • Basic choking and fi rst aid care • Proper method for changing diapers Fiscal Management - I will apply fi scal experti se in managing the • Supervising children • Professional leadership & care-giving county’s $30 million budget, and will work with state and federal • Indoor and outdoor safety skills skills Adam & his anceé Sarah enti ti es towards acquiring funding for our county. Call for information and registration: 259-6291 ext. 3000 Growth of Business- I WILL Cost of class is $20 (includes textbook and certifi cation card) • work with the Chamber of Commerce and others to att ract private Working Toward Wellness and public sector businesses that provide jobs and sources of revenue Baker County Health Department for the county’s spending. 480 West Lowder Street • work to att ract businesses that will provide acti viti es for our youth. Macclenny, FL 32063 • conti nue to improve upon our senior citi zen faciliti es. Infrastructure- I will work to maintain and improve roads, bridg- es, parks, etc., and building for our future needs. Educati onal Opportuniti -es I will work with our school system Adam at work leadership to conti nue improving upon educati onal opportuni- ti es for our children. Supports- Youth programs, Council on Aging and emergency services.

QUALIFIED CANDIDATE: From FSU Professor Dr. Rhoda Icerman, August 4, 2010, “Macclenny will be very fortu- for County Commissioner District 4 nate to have someone with your knowledge and talents as county commissioner!“ How can we balance growtH witH continued belt tigHtening? I want Baker County to be an even bett er place to live, and for our government to be eff ec- First of all, we do not want the continued proliferation of government. ti ve, effi cient, and proacti ve. I would consider it an honor to serve as your County Commis- it is more profitable for growth to occur in the private sector and in the free enterprise system. An over sioner, and will put my business experience, educati on, analyti cal skills, and knowledge of regulated economy has been proven by history to stifle living standards. the American spirt when loosed by tax laws as a Certi fi ed Public Accountant to work for YOU in these tough economic ti mes! lowering taxes and minimum regulation will result in increased productivity with abundance for all. Growth is As you assess the candidates, decide who is the most qualifi ed to earn your tax dollars as County Commissioner. vital catalyst and must be nurtured not penalized. Furthermore, we need to fundamentally change the way we tax our people locally, state and federally. i support a fair tax system that will sustain services to the public. the Your vote would be greatly appreciated! equality of our tax system is out of balance. Ad Valorem tax is a prime example! the number benefitting from “Building for the future of Baker County” the number paying is disproportionate. i will look for ways to generate revenues based on consumption and fairness rather than relying on the few. if you agree with these statements, then i am the candidate of choice! Check me out at adamgiddens.com Let me work for you! Email me: [email protected] • Call me: 219-3287 Vote for Chris rhoden on August 24th! Meet me Thursday, August 19 from 6-8 at my campaign headquarters, Find me on facebook at: votechrisrhoden 2 E. Macclenny Ave., for hot dogs and refreshments. Political advertisement paid for and approved by Chris rhoden (D) for County Commissioner District 4.

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Page 14 The Baker County Press Thursday, August 19, 2010 Westside Elementary Michael “Alex” Norris, Jaylen Robinson, Doc tlyn Davis, Toby Fryer, Damontae Gibson, Colby Craig, Kalyn Godwin, Abigail Harvey, Theophile, Daniel Westinghouse Mariah Green, Ty’Leena Jefferson, Alonza Liyah Hilley, Haylee Hobbs, Kiya Hunter, School M THOMAS: Harper Archambault, Elysa Lauramore, Princess Linton, Raymond Luke, Cheyenne Kinghorn, Emily Mobley, Gar- School enrollments First Grade: Baumgardener, George Barton, John Mi- Dalton MacDonald, Justin Matelsky, Timo- rison Moore, Abby Ray, Scott Rewis, Austin Macclenny Elementary School J BRYANT: Kayla Collins, Trenton Crawford, chael Cannon, Diamond Combs, Justin Da- thy Seymour, Peighton Smith Rich, Payton Ruise, Chace Smallwood, Pat- First Grade: Jesse Hobbs, Sydney Johnson, Nikky Mar- vis, Chloe Dube, Dylen Goldsmith, Isabella L NUNN: Cassie Bailey, Mason Caudill, rick Stephens BURNSED: April Allgeyer, Aurora Balas-Williams, Molly Barlow, Jacob Barton, Ab- tin, Shane Morris, Hunter Nordstrom, Brook- Gray, Jaylin Maiden, Hayley McCoy, Peyton Khai Chrome, Marah Davis, Emily Eldridge, Y SHOPE: Heath Bennett, Emilee Blanton, agail Bennett, Trinity Carter, Jaden Clayton, David Crowell, Jamil Jones, Mackenzie cey Padgett, Haley Ritter, Camilo Rollins, Olive, Breanna Peacock, Kaylee Rogers, Brady Finley, Jadie Fletcher, Jessie Fletcher, Jacoby Clayton, Deshaun Davis, Gala Dyal, Norrell, Nathan Parish, Justin Raulerson, Noah Ray, Grayland Stalnaker, Jesslyn Wall- Adreonna Schutz, Chelsea Spires, Steven Branson Self, Emily Thornton, Hunter White- Kara Fletcher, Brayden Jackson, Cayden Gavan Foster, Reagan Hauge, Raylyn Hodg- stedt, Hayden Williams, Robert Wood Stewart, Iverson Tisdale, Chase Tyson, Keith head Lauramore, Brooklyn Matelsky, Brooklyn es, Hanna Jeffries, Carter Kennedy, Amelia HALLER: Samantha Anderson, Shailee Curbow, Gaberiel Danko, Zayne Eddins, Kale Waters, Cally Whitehead, Channing Zellner. A TRIMM: Christina Branch, George Cana- McSwain, Nadleigh Norman, Tyler Roberts, Knabb, Claire Knabb, Destineigh Norman, Gibson, Jacob Gipson, Mariyah Graham, Emily Harvey, Collyn Laforge, Robert Lee, K BUTLER: Jalea Baez, Kayla Brown, Jack- day, Cody Culbreth, Zaccaria Francis, Karson Dezmond Ruise, Aliyah Sonzini-D’Aguiar Megan Phelps, Shanarria Ruise, Erin Stokes, Matthew Lucas, Gage Mann, Abril Nolasco, Easton Stevens, Carlie Tetstone,Jordan son Byrd, Jaden Clayton, Dalton Cushman, Gammons, Wyatt Gilbert, Kayla Harrington, R STAFFORD: Darrell “Bradley” Bell, Makayla Johnny “Adam” Waldrop, Anthony York Walker, Xzion Wilcox Chase Frailey, Colton Herb, Caleb Hodges, John “Ashton” Holloman, Megan Oldham, Bennett, Vissie Brown, Ansley Crews, James S WENDEL: Bryan Brockington, Destiny Cor- DAVIS: Addison Coleman, Isabella Evans, Khia Gordon, Michael Hamilton, D.J. Dalton Jones, Destiny Langston, Brooklyn Teagan Rhoden, Chase Smith, Alaina Suppa, Ferguson, Trent Fischer, Kai’wuan Givens, bett, Payton Crews, Brandi Davis, Na’Desha Hayes, Gabe Lewis, Anautica McKellum, Casi Miller, Kayla Moring, Harley Morris, Manucy, Alexis Page, Camerion Paige, Jacob Emily Tanner, Tiequan Thomas, Frashaundra Kennady Godwin, Carlos Grissett, Trey Har- Davis, Bradley Gainey, Colbey Griffis, Dylan Kyle Nowlen, Tanner Rafuse, Ethan Rowe, Rebecca Theus, Myarion Tisdale, Jordan Raulerson, Megan Sullivan, Haley Swindell, Williams, Katelynn Wood vey, Jordan Johnson, Alayna “Nina” Ledford, Griffis, Gage Griffis, Nick Hale, Tristen Prevatt, Tucker, Coby Wilkerson Hayden Williams, Sarah Wilson Second Grade: Kaleb Lewis, Sarah Beth Murphree, Korie Marlee Rheuark, Alexis Scheider, Hannah GRIFFIN: Dayci Adkins, Mady-Belle Ash, Mitchell Blackburn, Karsyn Crews, Dakota M CONNER: Chloe Baldwyn, Morgan Barber, A CALLAHAN: Madyson Beasley, Jacob Novaton, Hunter Swindell, Nathan Touch- Starling, Hannah Wilford, Devin Williams Dicks, Mitchell Doyle, Devin Gill, Conner Gipson, Tia Hammock, Cassidy Kittrell, Jesslyn Barnwell, Catherine “Bayleigh” Britt, Breese, Reighnah Collins, William Daniel, ton, Katlynn Ward S WHITE: Mason Becerra, Ziylus “Zee” Bel- Jewel Kreutz, Sierra Lauramore, Amelia Long, Tyce Moore, Brooke Mosley, Isabella Kyleigh Crews, Stacee Duffey, Billy Elledge, Valencia Farmer, Matthew Fraze, Morgan Third Grade: ford, Ziyus “Zi” Belford, Dominic Berardo, Mosley, Hannah Paxton, Savannah Powell Kaleb Gammons, Neal Geiger, Erica Har- Griffis, Rachel Hefty, Emily Hilliard, Gavin T BINN: Rebekalyn Barber, Sarah Blackburn, Lexi Clardy, Marcus Doss, Jessica French, HEBB: A. J. Boyd, Abigail Busbee, Hunter Cain, Dezerae Eaton, Timothy Finley, Con- ris, Emma Pearson, Michael Prevatt, Ethan Johnson, Titus Martin, Isabelle Morales, Lil- Taylor Cercy, Kameron Crews, Isaac Estep, Jayden Gaskins, Emily Griffis, Kassidy How- ner Gray, Ben Johnson, Joshua Johnson, Gracie Karpf, Jase Knabb, Sydney Knight- Reneau, Hope Roberson, Hayden Stearns, lia Munn, Destiny Ruise, Dylan Schlarbaum, Andrew Guajardo, Mirissa Harvey, Austin Ja- ard, Wendy McCauley, Montana McGinley, Harden, Kiya Laforge, Michaela Lyons, Johnny Padgett, Savannah Tidwell, Shelby Trenton Thornton, Ivan Tisdale, Brittney Kristina Smith, Conner South, Ty’Quan Tis- cobs, Jada Jones, Stetson Keene, Sierra Mc- Joseph Mullins, Austin Nettles, Christopher Turrentine, Kayleigh Wasson Wilcutts dale Cauley, Brooke Noblitt, Jaquan Paige, Rae- Smith, Melanie Smith, Jessica Tillis. 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Emily Schatz, Dallen Starling, Alyssa Taylor “Robert” Jones, Baleigh Lewis, Alan Norman, cie Berry, Steven Clark, JaQwan Davis, Kai- A SHIVERS: Jadea Baez, Tiffany Barton, HURST: Garrett Baskin, Madison Baxter, Geneva Beck, William Bennett, Rebecca Bury, Jamarian Byrd, Chayse Card, Hayden Carter, Kaitleigh Combs, Dalton Crews, Nikki Cruz, Josey Hammock, Emma Lopez, Quinton McCaskill, Darrayan Muldrew, John Norman, Makenzi Scott, Harold Sharp PUBLIC RELEASE SABAKA: Ty Adcock, Colten Anderson, Shay Bennett, Javin Burks, Joshua Dialo, Ja’Quez Elliott, Jeremy Hart, David Hill, Abbigail Karpf, Maria Macias, Chandler Mar- The Baker County School Board announces its policy for Free and Reduced Price meals available for children unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National School tin, Thai-son Nguyen, Mikell Smart, Clayton Thomas, Kyle Voytko, Caleb Whiting, Lunch and School Breakfast Programs. The district’s administrative office has a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed by any interested party. Hala Williams A. TAYLOR: Wendy Bryan, Kierra Combs, Breanna Cranford, Kaitlynn Daniels, Ben- Any interested person may review a copy of the policy by contacting Cathy B. Golon, Director of Nutrition Services, 392 South Boulevard East, Macclenny, Florida 32063, tele- jamin Dugan, Lauren Fiser, Reagan Griffis, Aislinn Henry, Zoe Himmelhaver, River phone number (904) 259-4330. Jordan, Kannyn Knabb, Larissa McCawley, Connor Moore, Matthew North, Breanna Household size and income criteria will be used to determine eligibility. These criteria can be found in the chart below. Children from families whose income is at or below Norton, Launa Parker, Allyson Pepple, Jenna Venturelli the levels shown may be eligible for Free or Reduced Price Meals. An application can not be approved unless it contains complete eligibility information. Once approved, meal L. TAYLOR: Robert Allgeyer, Emmalee Berry, Makayla Byrd, Bryson Cannon, Chase Carroll, Jeremy Combs, Shaylee Grovo, Kylah Hall, Destiny Hardin, Maria Jackson, benefits are good for an entire year. You need not notify the organization of changes in income and household size. Peyton Lewis, Amber Musgrove, Gabriel Rouse, Michael Taylor, Karisa Thrift, Georgia Application forms are being sent to all homes with a letter to parents or guardians. To apply for Free or Reduced Price Meals, households must complete the application and Weeks, Jacob Wood return it to the school. Additional copies are available at the principal’s office in each school. The information provided on the application will be used for the purpose of deter- THRUSH: Jasmine Addison, David Bell, Justin Brown, Austin Bryant, Garrett Cain, Lane Carter, Michael Cody, Dylan Curry, Samantha Dillard, Omaria Lee, Jennifer mining eligibility and may be verified at any time during the school year. Applications may be submitted at any time during the year. Martin, William Roach, Noah Speaks, Tracy Thomas, Blake Walker, Miyanni Wilcox, Households that receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance (SNAP) or TANF (Temporary Assistance to Needy Families) are required to list on the application only the child’s name, Savanna Wolffis, Ashley Wynne Food Stamp / TANF case number, and signature of adult household member. WIGNALL: Sarah Burnsed, Mason Davis, Emma Dietz, Eric Godwin, Ashton Haller, FLORIDA INCOME ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES Joel Harrell, Kevin John Harris, Charles Highsmith, Logan Kemp, Toby Kinghorn, Foster children will receive benefits (i.e., free, reduced-price, or paid) based on the FOR FREE AND REDUCED PRICE MEALS Kovaris Larry, Layne Nipper, Shanna Robinson, Logan Tyson, Cassie Waters, Jacob child’s personal income regardless of the income of the household. Effective from July 1, 2010, to June 30, 2011 Williams Households with children who are considered migrants, homeless, or runaway Third Grade: Free Meal Scale is 130% of Federal Poverty Level should contact the district liaison, Susan Voorhees at (904) 259-6776. BLANKENSHIP: Dale Anderson, Lucas Cox, Mackenzie Gipson, Mika Gray, Jacobee Twice Every Household Holland, Tony Holland, Leah Lovingood, Taylor McDowell, Hunter Mulligan, Javen For the purpose of determining household size, deployed service members are con- Annual Monthly Per Two Weekly Nicholas, A. J. Norman, Elizabeth Reyes, Cheyanna Wheeler, Jon White, Henry Wilk- size sidered a part of the household. Families should include the names of the deployed Month Weeks erson, Nathan Wilson, Ashley Wyland, Bailey Wynn service members on their application. Report only that portion of the deployed ser- CUMPSTON: Corey Arnold, Cassidy Boatright, Jacob Edwards, Jason Freeman, 1 14,079 1,174 587 542 271 Caleb Hayden, Mackenzie Hires, Peyton Holland, Gabrielle Howie, Amanda Johns, vice member’s income made available to them or on their behalf to the family. Addi- Jacob Keller, James Kelly, Megan Lightsey, Jhamal Paskel, Lillian Reddel, Breanna tionally, a housing allowance that is part of the Military Housing Privatization Initiative 2 18,941 1,579 790 729 365 Roberts, Cameron Scott, Donald Self, Skylar Wilkerson is not to be included as income. 3 23,803 1,984 992 916 458 DORMAN: Branden Bradley, Lauren Curry, Garrett Fauble, Macey Fox, Marius All other households must provide the following information listed on the applica- Graham, Madison Herring, Alvin Hill, Jason Holland, Brody Lee, Ivy Morgan, Hope 4 28,665 2,389 1,195 1,103 552 Raulerson, Destiney Reed, Chase Sands, Shelby Schoolcraft, Austin Smola, William tion: 5 33,527 2,794 1,397 1,290 645 Taylor, Ariel Weddle, Trey Wilkerson • Total household income listed by gross amount received, type of income (e.g., GODWIN: Michael Asato, Krystyn Boston, Daniel Christ, Matthew Crews, Anthony 6 38,389 3,200 1,600 1,477 739 Flynn, Cheyenne Gregory, Taylor Griffis, Brooke Guilianti, Christopher Hakes, John wages, child support, etc.) and how often the income is received by each Holton, Noah Howell, Derrick Hudson, Marshall Kimble, Jasmine Lambert, Johnaria household member; 7 43,251 3,605 1,803 1,664 832 Surrency, Hannah Thick, Brianna Thornton, Ansley Young • Names of all household members; JACKSON: Kristopher Angelo, Summer Bates, Tyler Burnsed, Joel Griffis, Maha- 8 48,113 4,010 2,005 1,851 926 gunee Hollings, Weston Johns, Madeline Johnson, Jag Knabb, Emily Lee, Michael • Signature of an adult household member certifying the information provided is Each additional Michell, Gunner Reed, Savannah Smith, Kelly Thompson, Brianna Walton, Isaiah correct; and family member, 4,862 406 203 187 94 Whatley, James W Wiggins, Michael Wilkerson add RAMBO: Cason Adams, David Barton, Evan Baskin, Joe Bennett, Jessilyn Carter, • Social security number of the adult signing the application or the word “NONE” Devon Giddens, Charity Green, Tiana Keen, Gage Long, Selena Love, Brianna Midy- for this household member if he or she does not have a social security num- Reduced Meal Scale is 185% of Federal Poverty Level ette, Brooklyn Midyette, Nolen Mixon, Steven Padgett, Skye Powell, Alexus Schlar- ber. Twice Every baum, Frezell Rowe, Skylar Stanford Household Annual Monthly Per Two Weekly RENTZ: Zachary Auger, Kylie Bonds, Emmalee Campbell, Jacob Carver, Kyler Crews, If a household member becomes unemployed or if the household size changes, the size Caleb Farnham, Maci Fisher, Ryan Hall, Teddy Hammock, Tyler Hardin, Kalea Higgin- school should be contacted. Children of parents or guardians who become unem- Month Weeks botham, Griffin Hodges, David Johns, Brandon Kazmierczak, Nicholas Melvin, Seth ployed should also contact the school. Such changes may make the student eligible 1 20,036 1,670 835 771 386 North, Samantha Ortiz, Cheyenne Thrift for reduced price or free meals if the household income falls at or below the levels SULLIVAN: Caleb Combs, Amanda Cruz, Kayla Daniels, Michael Donnelly, Abree shown below. 2 26,955 2,247 1,124 1,037 519 Ellis, Austyn Johnson, Angelo Kirt, Matthew Lucas, Dillon Martin, Brandi McLarty, Bayley McRae, Dylan Mobley, O’Zion Moore, Raechellyn Nunley, Lane Rewis, Con- Under the provisions of the Free and Reduced Price meal policy Cathy B. Golon, 3 33,874 2,823 1,412 1,303 652 nor Ricchiuto, James Smith, Sydney Woolery Director of Nutrition Services, will review applications and determine eligibility. If a 4 40,793 3,400 1,700 1,569 785 WOODS: Caroline Barber, Madison Folsom, Ja’Quez Jackson, Robert Johnson, parent or guardian is dissatisfied with the ruling of the official, he or she may wish Daniel Kerr, Annalee Kick, Stephon Larry, Andrew Makauskas, Taytum McDowell, to discuss the decision with the determining official on an informal basis. If the 5 47,712 3,976 1,988 1,836 918 Lindsay Rhoden, Kasie Murphy, Maci Rhoden, Macy Rowe, Aaron Starling, Michael Sznakowski, Mackenzie Timmons, Brett True, Michael Worten parent wishes to make a formal appeal, he or she may make a request either orally 6 54,631 4,553 2,277 2,102 1,051 or in writing to Sherrie Raulerson, Superintendent of Schools, Baker County School 7 61,550 5,130 2,565 2,368 1,184 Board, 392 South Boulevard East, Macclenny, Florida 32063, or by telephone at (904) 259-6251. 8 68,469 5,706 2,853 2,634 1,317 Jeana Walker Unless indicated otherwise on the application, the information on the Free and Re- Each additional family member, 6,919 577 289 267 134 duced Price Meal application may be used by the school system in determining add eligibility for other educational programs. To determine annual income: “In accordance with Federal law, and US Department of Agriculture policy, this institu- • If you receive the income every week, multiply the total gross income by 52. tion is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, • If you receive the income every two weeks, multiply the total gross income by 26. DUVAL age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination write USDA, Director, Office of for County Commissioner District 4 • If you receive the income twice a month, multiply the total gross income by 24. Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (800) ELECT • If you receive the income monthly, multiply the total gross income by 12. 795-3272 (voice) or (202) 720-6382 (TTY). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and Remember: The total income before taxes, social security, health benefits, union dues, or August 24 elect the EXPERIENCED & EDUCATED leader! employer.” other deductions must be reported. Political advertisement paid for and approved by Jeana Duval (R) for County Commission District. 4. Thursday, August 19, 2010 The Baker County Press Page 15 Baker County Pre-K/ Kosier: Conner Adkins, Adam Ayers, Isiah Hale, Kaylee Hartzog, Garret Hodges, Colton Brogdon, Jaylah Broomfield, Mat- Jyiel Jefferson, Devin Pridemore, Emaleigh Kindergarten Center thew Brown, Brooke Clevenger, Jarah Cran- Raulerson, Jordan Schlarbaum, Meagan Pre-K: ford, Kassie Davis, Bristol Dobbins, Landon Smith, Dale Stuhr, Abigail Teague, Alekzan- Combs: Charles Alonzo, Megan Barton, Gaines, Maddox Griffis, Iaisha Henderson, der Tsaregorodtsev, Laura Turpin Hudson Ford, Willie Paiton Griffis, Jailee Baileigh Lauramore, Milton Jayden Oralls, South: Julia Cain, Matthew Combs, Nicky Hardenbrook, Dalton Harvey, Makenzie Danny Padgett, Cody Setzer Dial, Dalton Griffis, Phillip Hodges, Maci Hunter, Samuel Johns, Tommy Lauramore, Lane: Logan Baxter, Kamala Collier, Hayden Jordan, Erianna Kemp, Terry Kier, Heaven Destin Norris, Shane Oralls, Emma Stewart, Crow, Daegan Gainey, Karlie R. Hathcox, Lee, Dakota Manucy, Haley Maxwell, Gracie Natalie Taylor, Madison Thigpen, Ryan Tur- Daniel Hefty, Ethan Hodges, Orlando Hol- Norman, Hudson Padgett, Makenna Payne, pin, Taylor Wilford land, Brookelyn Jefferson, Emaleigh Jensen, Silas Rhoden, Joseph Stone, Jamie Strick- Crews: Chloe Altman, Brandon Burnsed, Breanna Johnson, Kaleigh Manucy, Austin land, Joseph Tanner Ethan Canaday, Kendall Canaday, Kyhem McCauley, Halley Richendollar, Noah Ruis, Stoops: Michael Cury, Joshua Irish, Jayden Chrome, Braeden Dawson, Peyton Jace Mikesha Tisdale, Ryan Webb Champion, Kendrick Wilson, Briar Baglin Dugger, Jordan Gearhart, Mallory Hauge, Lucas: Payton Barnes, Alan Bowen, Julian Sweat: Taylor Clevenger, Garrison Fish, Av- Walker Jordan, Camdyn Jowers, Alexander Chambers, Alexia Frazier, Zachary Harvey, ery Giddens, David Greene, Raymond Hen- McClarty, Bodie Mclelland, Catelynn Sands, Riley Horton, Jhaheem Jones, Olivia Le- derson, Emma Hunt, Eric Jackson, Michael Dakota Sirk, Kansas Sirk, Gavin Sparkman, Grande, James Mobley, Adyson Morgan, Johnson, Gideon Jordan, Elizabeth Martin, Kyla Wilcox Thomas (TJ) Robinson, Hunter Sineath, Ronnie Padgett, Kailynn Pembleton, Buddy Jones: Kellyn Andrews, Austin Bleich, Dono- Sara Stewart, Cody Terrell, Kylie Walker Perryman, Macey Pinkston, Braxton Romo, van Bonds, Kyler Burnsed, Brynne Canaday, McCook: Dianna Bryan, Andrew Courson, Connor Sherlock, Shayla Stewart, Amber Nevaeh Carter, Karson Combs, Leo Cottrell, Kalin Davis, Kara Davis, Luke Davis, Hunter Wood Autumn Dillman, Kensey Eldridge, Daniel Dennie, Kanye DeSue, Lexey Dopson, Ella Thompson: Joey Bolt, Philip Bowen, Alys- DID YOU Hoard, Jimmy Johnson, Jasmine Mabry, French, Amelia Gonzalez, Trenton G.Griffis, sa Brown, Brianna Bundrick, Jaquise Cole- Ja’den Manucy, Austin Rowe, Brayden Sapp, Andrew Hayward, Summer Huggins, John- man, Skylar Crews, Mason Dyal, Tiara Her- KNOW? Drake Trumbell, Danielle Wilcutts ny Johnson, Malorie Pippins, Jabari Ruise, ron, Caitlin Hulett, Hayden Hunt, Kayana Kirby: Allison Bennett, Ryan Blackburn, Peyton Satterwhite. Kinney, Logan Newman, Ornaiz Pearson,  e annual salary for a Madison Blankenship, Nathan Crawford, McHenry: Shelby Bette, Michael Col- Nolan J. Rhoden, Travis Rhoden, Landen Katelyn Dobbs, Peyton L. Griffis, Hannah lette, Rayleigh Combs, Javon Griffin, Lonna Scott, Jorden Strawder, Cameron Walker school board member is roughly $25,000. Herb, Trenton Hodges, Elizabeth Kennedy, Hodges, Joseph Keen, Derrickal Major Jr., Thrift: Alyssa Alford, Kloweigh Cox, Jessica Jesse Martin, Carrigan McCook, Thomas Emilee McCabe, Sydni McDuffie, Katelyn Crawford, Ja’Mauri Elliott, Aubrey L. Fuller, A member’s term in offi ce is 4 years for a total of $100,000. Morris, Preston Rhoden, Kameron Starling, Nelson, Elijah Passmore, Mason Rhoden, Brody Griffis, Mason Johnson, Ganika Larry, Trenton Taylor, Limirra Thompson, David Hunter Roberts, Jasmine Saunders, Mat- McKenzie Lowery, Jesse McKenzie, Gregory Todd, Jada Wilcox tisyn Shouse, Camron Smith, Skylar Thick, Moody, Justin Morrow, Paige Self, Ian Vick- McCormick: Jessi Bryant, Ava Charboneau, Deanna Walker ers, Iaryonna Wyche, Daniel Young What will Jesse Davis do with that $100,000? Elle Charboneau, Hannah Davis, Lily McLarty: McKenzie Abbott, Brenton Bar- Webb: Katie Anderson, Tanna Brooke Bar- Elledge, Brandon Jager, Tucker Kennedy, ton, Patience Chapman, Hailey Colbert, ton, Elijah Bowles, Kieonna Carroll, Isaac Peyton Martin, William Nickles, Leeann Nor- Conner Daniel, Alex Doss, Ethan Chase Craig, Dennis Devendorf, Hannah Dyal, man, Gabriel Oca, Chapman Padgett, Kerri- Manning, Hunter Nipper, Jaiden Randall, Kannon Gonzalez, Kason Jewell, Jamiya Put it back into the classrooms. gan Pelfry, Cohen Potts, Emma Richardson, Jasmine Roberson, Faith Scott, Savanah Johnson, Jeremiah Johnson, Christopher Gadge Romo, Walker Starling, Tucker Thrift Smallwood, Aden Starling, Aniyah Taylor, Kirt, Jett Knabb, Payton McHenry, Jacob McNeal: Leah Arnold, Jasmin Brown, Tucker Ian Touchton, Kenmonita White, Beau Wil- Miller, Taiven Rhoden, Collin Romeo, Man- Crews, Austin Davis, Levi Dobbins, Caleb liams, Austin Winn dy Thomas Dykes, Brea Elhasan, Ava Herring, Maleah Mosley: Olivia Barber, Keirstan Blackshear, Waller: Joseph Allgeyer, Bryson Bowen, e motto for our school district is “Where Children Are First” Jones, Logan Manalo, Sarah McNeil, Garrett, Nahja Braziel, Claire Collins, Lily Conner, Kolton Branch, Jayden Crawford, Colton Paul, Timothy Penrod, Jozie Rafuse, Dalton Makayla Crews, Ronald Cummings, Jahmel Crews, Logan Dennie, Emma Ferreira, Lil- and I am willing to back that up with my actions. Sanders, Kylie Stewart Glover, Kyler G. Lawler, Pearceton Milton, lian G. Jewel, Destiny Knight, Natalie Mo- Owens: Grace Barber, Stone Chauncey, Harrison Muncy, River Neri, Emily Norman, bley, Kira Moring, Gabby Rhodes, Morgan Elijah Daniel, Landon Dube, Ryan Dube, Taylor Raiford, Sh’Diamond Smith, Caleb Ruis, Kelsey Walker, Jon White, Jay Wilker- Kaylee Heppner, Malayna Loadholtz, Daw- South, Avery Spurlock, Ty Walker son, Joshua Wilkerson If elected I will: son Norman, Kirsten Thomas, Beau Paul- Reagan: Trenton Armstrong, Timothy Ms. Ziemianski: Clayton Andrews, Cyanne P Create a non profi t education foundation. son, Gunner Peterson, Logan Ritter, Pey- Carter, Jesse Collette, Kendra Davis, Robert Carey, Caroline Cooper, Krista Crews, Kait- ton Rosepiler, Jonathon Samaroo, Kalena Dodd, Bradley Kirby, Taylor Mann, Nathan- lyn Dinkins, Emily Dugger, James Harman, Sealey, Rebekah Thompson, Caleb Redding, iel Matthews, Laderrick McCall, Houston Darien Jones, Nathaniel Jones, Lucas Long, P Donate my salary to the foundation. Tyler Szmakowski Noles, Raechyl Owens, Jada Parrish, Kyn- Trannen McCray, Amarion Ruise, Austin Schatz: Ella Amerson, Heather Arwine, dall Robinson, Jara Weeks, Kaleb Wilcox, Smith, Zachary Tanninbaum, Jordan Thig- P Take applications from teachers for projects they would like to implement. Gavin Barton, Samuel Croft, Ava Eddins, Elly York pen, Nicholas Venturelli, Ashley Williams, Mattie Evans, Makayla Johnson, Wynsday Rowan: Victoria Barfield, Karrie Bryant, Dondrea Winters. P Select projects to fund and put my salary directly into the classrooms. Manucy, Jazlyn Raulerson, Haylee Sands, Bailee Conti, Nicholas Crews, Olivia Dibeck, Kayden Shedd, Katie Smith, Tucker Stafford, Jacob Taylor, Peyton Tubberville, David Vick- ers My pledge: Yeager: Branden Atkinson, James Barton, DONATIONS Needed For Children!! Justin Broome, Richard Brown, Michael Bus- As state funding dollars become tighter each year our children are the ones who bee, Anna Green, Aniya Holley, Haley Mark- New & used items include jewelry, purses, clothes, etc for school er, Maverick Morgan, Taylor Nielson, Kayla will suff er. I want the best quality education for your children and mine. Norman Jordyn Parker, Cole Prevatt, Daniel Reagan, Ryleigh Rogers, Maggie Stockton, Look for signs - when open- SATURDAY’S!! As I make decisions for your children, my own children will be impacted also. Presley Turner P Kindergarten: Call for other appointments or questions- 259-6630 I will use my resources to make sure your voice is heard in Tallahassee to Alderman: Savannah Butler, Kyra Davis, secure adequate funding. Noelani Farmer, Mariah Green, Trenton LeT’S HeLp oUR YoUTH iN BAkeR CoUNTY. E. Griffis, Pacey Holtom, Ashton Johnson, P I will make sure my salary is used in the classroom for: classroom libraries, Christianna Johnson, Kasen Johnson, Nich- olas Mattei, Dakota Padgett, Tristan Pend- School is a very important part everyone’s lives. learning materials, hands on manipulatives and projects that will directly leton, Jai’la Reed, Katilyn Small, Brenda Till- man, Noah Underwood, Austin Yale, Pearl enhance your child’s education. Wilburn. Bennett: Amber Allgeyer, Bryleigh Brant- ley, Joshua Carver, Eva (Shi) Godwin, David Harvey, Jaden Herring, Joshua Holmes, Brooklyn Larry, Lawson P. Lloyd, Michael Ostrander, John Corey Pearce, Ridge Rho- den, Hunter Robinson, Miles Romines, Jainee Simon, Anthony Simpson, Savannah BAKER COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Summey, Bailey Thomas 392 South Boulevard East, Macclenny, Florida 32063 Betros: Daniel Anderson, Brianna An- CATHERINE B. GOLON drews, Aiden Benoit, Dawson Brantley, OPEN LATE Director of Nutrition Services, Purchasing and Warehousing John Brown, Catherine Cline, Devin Cun- “Where Children Are First!” ningham, Madison Davis, Jakyri Dean, Phone: (904) 259-4330 Fax: (904) 259- 2825 Gabriel Finley, Tara Hicks, Kacee Horton, Shanyah Hudnall, Savanna Moody, Dylan Pembelton Dear Parent/Guardian: August 1, 2010 Combs: Mackenzie Asato, Gracie Boat- wright, Jayston Brown, Taya Daniels, Welcome Back to School! NEW THIS YEAR! Each student will be assigned a new five (5) digit student meal Richard J. Dugger, Emma Dwyer, Louis identification number (bar code or pin number). This is the number that a student enters on a “keypad” when Franco, Omar Garcia, Marcus Givens, Haley obtaining a meal in the cafeteria. Each student’s unique number is confidential and provided to the student on his/her Grainger, Kellen Gray, Ryleigh Mash, Abi- class schedule. Our goal from this time forward is that this five (5) digit identification number follow the student from gail North, William Richardson, Caden Shu- The Baker County Health school to school. Fortunately, prices are the same as last school year. Meal prices for the 2010-2011 school year are mate, Jakob Sweat, Kenmyia White listed below: Drummond: Joshua Carter, Jr., Zacheriah Department is open late to better Davis, Jonathan Haggard, Autumn Hance, Elementary Schools, Grade Pre-K – Grade 6, Breakfast $1.50, Lunch $2.00 Lavon Jones, Allen Mankins, Victor Medina, serve you and your family. Emma Mobley, Riley Mobley, Amber My- Middle and High School, Grade 7 – Grade 12, Breakfast $1.50, Lunch $2.50 ers, Josie Padgett, Randie Robinson, Dalton Ruise, Meghan Shepard, Jordan White, Ja- Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. We strive to keep meal prices competitive while operating a cost effective program. Most of all, our goal is to offer cob Wilkerson, Austin York nutritious meals that meet United States Department of Agriculture requirements and regulations. Hand: Brayden Barnwell, Autumn Breese, and Conner Broughton, Logan Burnham, Don 2nd and 4th Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 3p.m. In order to do this, we need your help and ask that you keep current with your child’s meal account. Meal prepayment Cox, Raiven Crawford, Sharica Jackson, Ce- is always an option for parents, as well as qualification for free or reduced price meals. Should you wish to prepay, the drick Larry, Mykayla Morgan, Zoe Mullner, chart provided below may be helpful: Erin O’Steen, Tereana Robinson, Erica Roth, Please call 259-6291 ext. 2298 for further information Ariana Sherman, Avery Timbs, Kaleb Wilk- . erson Full Price Reduced Price Full Price Reduced Price Kish: Lydi Barrios, Emily Barton, Elijah Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Students in Breakfast Lunch and Lunch Students in and Lunch and Lunch Clark, Kyle Danko, Chance Diskey, Landon Grades Pre-K - 6 and Lunch Only Lunch Only Grades 7 - 12 Lunch Only Lunch Only Fountain, Jessica Hartzog, Robert Hill, Ti- tus Richardson, Payton Sanders, Kenley Weekly Cost (5 day week) $17.50 $10.00 $3.50 $2.00 Weekly Cost (5 day week) $20.00 $12.50 $3.50 $2.00 (Gracie) Satterwhite, Kaden Sigers, Taylor 9 Weeks Cost (45 days) $157.50 $90.00 $31.50 $18.00 9 Weeks Cost (45 days) $180.00 $112.50 $31.50 $18.00 Strayer, Nyah Summey, Blaine Webb, Jaylen Wilcox, Kathy Williams, Seth Williams Semester Cost (90 days) $315.00 $180.00 $63.00 $36.00 Semester Cost (90 days) $360.00 $225.00 $63.00 $36.00

Yearly Cost (180 days) $630.00 $360.00 $126.00 $72.00 Yearly Cost (180 days) $720.00 $450.00 $126.00 $72.00

Note that these meal prices do not include cost of extra items purchased or foods sold a la carte. Extra items are available at all schools. Should you wish your child to receive meals only, please notify the school cafeteria. Snacks and extra foods may not be charged.

All elementary schools through Grade 5 may prepay to avoid charging meals or eating on credit. Note that any payment received once debt is incurred will go towards the debt first and then future meals. No student will be allowed to eat on credit for breakfast. We now have on line prepayments. See reverse side for web address.

All secondary schools, Baker County Middle School and High School students are NOT permitted to eat on credit. Note that incoming 6th graders to Baker County Middle School may not charge meals. Please prepay for meals and keep current so that your child may receive a meal. Again, on line prepayment is available. See reverse side for web address.

Should you wish to pay in advance, you may do so by the week, month, or in any increment you wish. Any student who has a cafeteria debt will NOT be allowed to participate in field trips until the debt is paid in full.

Direct specific questions to your school’s Nutrition Service Manager as listed below: Pre-K/Kindergarten/6th Grade Center Cindy Sanders (904) 259-0375 Macclenny Elementary School Cindy Scott (904) 259-2881 Westside Elementary School Marlene Rhoden (904) 259-6633 Keller Intermediate School T.B.A. (904) 259-4331 ENDORSED BY... Baker County Middle School Nancy Ash (904) 259-3020 District 3 School Board Member Florida State House Representative Florida State House Representative Baker County High School Jeri Harvey (904) 259-5960 Karen McCollum Janet Adkins Steve Precourt Once again, your School Nutrition Service staff is looking forward to serving you. “Our children deserve energetic principled “Florida faces great challenges ahead. With “Now more than ever, we need honest, prin- role models to lead our district. Jesse has a unemployment at 11.4%, we need leaders cipled leaders at the local level who are ready Sincerely, work ethic and fi rm moral foundation which who can identify and solve problems. Jesse is to tackle challenges and focus on measurable will allow him to be an excellent advocate for a fi fth generation Floridian who understands results. Jesse Davis will bring an innovative, our children. Coupled with his strong busi- these challenges and has the skills necessary to business-like approach to the Baker County ness background Jesse will make decisions that lead. Jesse shares my concern about the fi scal School Board and ensure every decision pro- promote accountability, transparency and fi s- impact of illegal immigration on our schools, motes accountability, transparency, and ensur- Cathy B. Golon, Director of Nutrition Services cal conservatism necessary to guide our district which is estimated at $3.4 billion annually. I ing our teachers and students have the tools through state funding issues in the upcoming know that Jesse will work with me to tackle this they need to succeed.” years.” problem.” Page 16 The Baker County Press Thursday, August 19, 2010

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HILLTOP 816 9191 NOAH DAVIS RD 8:10 19452 CREWS RD 807 7514 OAK RIDGE LOOP 728 13227 MOCCASIN CR CIRC 736 14129 PALM 822 9709 PINETOP RD 55 800 6426 BILL DAVIS RD 8:11 OAK HILL RD & CREWS 809 7301 OAK RIDGE LOOP 730 11803 DON BURNSED RD 740 24267 EDDY GR RD 824 9243 PINETOP RD 802 6907 BILL DAVIS 8:12 19008 CREWS 810 7005 OAK RIDGE WAY 732 27497 CR 127 741 22614 EDDY GR RD 825 9188 PINETOP 803 7180 BILL DAVIS 8:13 9950 GODBOLD & CREWS 812 13123 BOB BURNSED RD 733 27317 CR 127 742 14513 AUZZIE HARVEY RD 825 PINE TOP& PONDEROSA 807 10880 REID STAFFORD 8:14 18833 CREWS RD 816 11505 PINE RIDGE LOOP RD 735 25485 CR 127 743 26770 CR 250 827 9633 PINETOP 808 RIDGE ESTATES & REID STAFF 8:15 18743 CREWS 817 11545 PINE RIDGE LOOP 736 25580 CR 127 744 16221 JACK DOWLING CIRC 830 7994 US 90 811 7335 FRED PERRY RD 8:16 WRIGHTS LN & CREWS RD 818 11625 PINE RIDGE LOOP 739 24367 HASSIE JOHNS RD 745 JACK DOWLING & GATOR LN 812 7221 FRED PERRY RD 8:17 18157 CREWS RD 819 PARK & CONFEDERATE DR 741 23744 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817 24573 CR 125 831 MLK & MINNESOTA 826 HOPKINS RD & SMOKEY RD 824 16806 CREWS RD 826 12449 N CONFEDERATE DR 749 N CARL BROWN RD 818 22528 DOYLE WILLIAMS 832 CR 23A & BAKER MANOR 827 9629 SMOKEY RD 825 16672 CREWS RD 828 RUFUS POWERS & NORMAN ST 751 10783 PENDER RAULERSON 819 14624 WESLEY GRIFFIS 833 CR 23A & MLK 830 PRINGLE RD & US 90 826 16325 CREWS RD 829 11000 RUFUS POWERS 753 S CARL BROWN & SEMINOLE 820 21432 DOYLE WILLIAMS 833 CR 23A & JOAN 832 10170 STODDARD AVE 827 16159 CREWS RD 830 MADISON & WESTSIDE 755 21550 S CARL BROWN RD 821 23775 N CR 125 834 CR 23A & GRISSHOLM 831 7598 MADISON DR 757 CARL BROWN & CHROKEE 822 CR 125 & OC HORNE 835 CR 23A & QUAIL 56 810 ST MARY CIRCLE 8 811 207 NORTH BLVD 758 11331 PENDER RAULERSON RD 830 16107 N CR 125 836 9TH & LEWIS 815 OWEN ACRE & EAGLE 813 NORTH @ LEE&BAKER MH 18 741 SR 121 @ BUCK ROWE 802 CR 127 840 WES TO KIS 836 9TH & SOUTH 815 OWEN ACRE & CHRISTIE CT 814 472 CARDINAL LN 743 7480 SR 121 804 11185 HIDEAWAY FARMS LN 816 911 CHRISTIE CT 816 CARDINAL & LINDA 746 EDNA MANNING 805 ALTMAN’S WAY & CR 127 31 805 6138 RAY PHILLIPS 42 750 6500 SOUTHERN STATES NURS 816 CHRISTIE & SUSANNE 817 23A & IVY @ TRAILER PARK 750 SR 121 @ OSTEEN 806 19677 CR 127 810 10076 PERSIMMON RD 751 NURSERY & STEWART 817 SUSANNE & THOMAS 819 445 IVY ST 752 8733 SHIRLEY LN 807 CR 127 & BLUFF CREEK 811 6461 C W WEBB 753 7922 STEWART RD 820 SUZANNE & RIVER CIR 820 IVY ST & SUSIE CT 755 9196 SR 121 812 6387 C W WEBB 754 8197 STEWART RD 821 6863 MILTONDALE 821 7TH & IVY 800 6845 SR 121 24 755 7059 BOBBY SAPP RD 813 6326 C W WEBB 759 6762 WOODLAWN @ FASTWAY 822 6172 MILTONDALE 824 7TH & LINDA 800 121 @ CASH COW 756 7352 BOBBY SAPP RD 814 SPRUCE & CEDAR 800 WOODLAWN @ CHAD 826 MILTONDALE& MAGNOLIA 825 709 121 NORTH 805 9323 SR121 800 7756 PLANTATION RD 815 6261 C W WEBB 802 6681 WOODLAWN RD 827 MILTONDALE& AZALEA 830 5233 VIOLET LN 806 JEFF STARLING & BROWN RD 804 7010 KITS ST 817 6156 C W WEBB 803 WOODLAWN @ GLENFIELD 827 MILTONDALE & JERRY 831 VIOLET & FAYE RD 806 BROWN RD @ 4-WAY STOP 805 8364 PLANTATION RD 818 LOWDER ST & GRIFFIN CT 804 6535 WOODLAWN 828 MILTONDALE& BARBARA 832 11886 FAYE RD 807 BROWN RD 806 7658 GLYN ALLYN 820 634 SOUTH BLVD 805 8417 CREEKSIDE 829 CR 23B @ ROLL MEADOW 833 11808 FAYE RD 810 GEORGE HODGES & ANNA BELL 807 8227 NESBITT RD 822 CHARLIE ROWE & MYRNA ST 806 8492 CREEKSIDE 830 CR 23B & CHILD ELITE 834 11749 FAYE RD 811 GEORGE HODGES @ ASPEN 809 8525 NESBITT RD 823 6013 CHARLIE ROWE 808 8553 HILLCREST 1400 MES-PK-KIS 835 11710 FAYE RD 811 9161 ASPEN 810 7722 OLD NURSERY 825 5913 CHARLIE ROWE 809 8695 HILLCREST 812 9226 ASPEN 810 7626 OLD NURSERY RD 827 CHARLIE ROWE @ APARTMENTS 810 HILLCREST GLO-GENE 57 817 46 CR 23A 9 755 4642 ESTATE ST 813 WILLOW & SCRUB OAK 810 OLD NURSERY @ NEXT DRIVE 812 6477 GRANT 819 BLAIR ST @ TRAILER PARK 805 8695 PINE AVE 815 9206 COTTONWOOD 811 7793 PLANTATION RD 33 755 605 STEEL BRIDGE RD (END) 815 GRANT & TAFT 819 BLAIR ST @ DOUBERLY RD 806 4291 RAINTREE 816 6067 CHESTNUT RD 812 7861 CR 125 & SOUTH ST NURS 756 891 STEEL BRIDGE RD 816 GRANT & MCKINLEY 821 N LOWDER & CHIPSHOT 807 4302 LIVE OAK 825 WILLIS HODGES & BRENT LN 814 7149 SOUTHERN STATES RD 757 STEEL BR & LE WILKERSON 817 GRANT & ADAMS 822 N LOWDER & KATIE COURT 810 4120 LIVE OAK 826 WILLIS HODGES @ END 815 6928 SOUTHERN STATES RD 801 5651 CR 23C 818 8409 E BEN ROWE 823 N LOWDER & CONSTITUTION 811 BIRCH & PINE 830 PREK CENTER 816 7335 JOHN ROWE RD 804 RUBEN CRAWFORD RD 819 8437 E BEN ROWE 823 555 N LOWDER ST (N CR 23A) 812 4656 DOGWOOD ST 845 MES 817 7066 JOHN ROWE RD 805 23C @ MACEDONIA STORE 820 BEN ROWE & JB HINES 824 COPPERFIELD & COPPER COURT 812 4204 DOGWOOD ST 855 KIS 820 6595 SOUTHERN STATES 810 5817 FARMVIEW LN 821 8674 W BEN ROWE 825 1138 COPPERFIELD 812 4161 DOGWOOD ST 822 8080 STEWART RD 811 13912 N 23A 822 8743 W BEN ROWE 826 COPFIELD & COPCREEK 813 4136 HICKORY ST 20 740 7172 CR 229 824 WILLIE WILKERSON 813 TALL PINE RD 823 DUPREE & LARIMER 826 1279 COPPERCREEK DRIVE 813 PINE & HICKORY 741 CR 229 & LAZY PINE 825 WOODLAWN & IVEY HODGES 815 13527 E TALL PINE RD 824 ACRE & EASTWOOD 828 12325 CR 23A 814 MULBERRY & PINE 743 13107 MUDLAKE RD 816 KARIBETH’S DAYCARE 815 WOODLWN&GLEN WILLMSN 829 5984 LAURAMORE RD 815 6757 MAPLE 744 13050 MUDLAKE RD 25 805 13692 CEDAR CREEK DR 817 23A & MARTIN RD 816 5612 WOODLAWN CEM 830 5790 LAURAMORE RD 816 MAPLE & REDWOOD 745 12960 MUDLAKE RD 805 13767 CEDAR CREEK DR 818 23A 817 5578 WOODLAWN CEM 831 TOM WILKERSON & HUCKLEBERR 816 8581 PINE AVE 746 12800 MUDLAKE RD 806 13777 CEDAR CREEK DR 818 23A 818 5794 WOODLAWN CEM 832 11899 TOM WILKERSON 817 8637 POPLAR & ESTATE 747 MUDLAKE & SUNSHINE 807 CEDAR CREEK DR 819 12720 N CR 23A 819 5645 WOODLAWN CEM 833 11807 TOM WILKERSON 817 4809 ESTATE 747 12360 SOUTHPRONG CEM 808 13827 CEDAR CREEK DR 820 6131 BOB KIRKLAND RD 819 5947 WOODLAWN CEM 834 11769 TOM WILKERSON 818 55 E BARBER RD 748 12697 RICHARDSON RD 809 14164 JOHN WILLIAMS RD 820 6152 BOB KIRKLAND RD 820 6006 END OF WOODLAWN CEM 819 BARBER RD @ CURVE 749 5961 RICHARDSON RD 811 13733 JOHN WILLIAMS RD 821 13024 BOBBY RAY LN KIS-MES-PK 58 805 9682 GLENWOOD DR 822 TO KELLER 750 RICHARDSON& C WHITE 813 13616 FRED HARVEY RD 822 6443 BOB KIRKLAND RD 806 9622 GLENWOOD DR 832 TO PRE-K 751 5855 RICHARDSON RD 814 13466 FRED HARVEY RD 823 SANDSDALE & BOB KIRKLAND 43 730 18590 BF FINLEY CIRC 807 GLENWOOD & FOREST Thursday, August 19, 2010 The Baker County Press Page 17

809 GLENWOOD @ DEAD END 822 SR 121 & EVA JONES 657 12328 W CONFEDERATE 652 7335 JOHN ROWE RD 702 LINDA & CARDINAL 635 CASON RD 1ST HS ON LT 810 GLENWOOD @ STOP SIGN 823 14639 SR 121 659 11195 RUFUS POWERS RD 653 7161 JOHN ROWER RD 704 IVY & CARDINAL 637 5551 CR 250A @ MOORE RES 812 8472 CR 139B 824 14549 SR 121 700 10992 RUFUS POWERS RD 705 IVY & CANARY 640 CR 250 A @ MICHAEL CASON RD 813 7928 KLEIN RD 824 SR 121@ NEW LIFE 25 628 13669 CEDAR CREEK 708 BLAIR & THOMAS 645 BCCI MH PARK WARDEN CIRC 814 7828 KLEIN RD 825 SR 121 & ACK JONES 14 636 CR 127 & NATALIE LN 628 13692 CEDAR CREEK 708 BLAIR & DOUBERLY 815 HONEYSUCKLE LN 828 13822 SR 121 637 CR 127&KATIE JOHNSON 629 STOP SIGN @ CEDAR CREEK BCHS BEFORE BCMS 47 603 1723 CR 229 816 BAILEY ANN LN 829 SR 121 & FARM LN 638 CR 127 & FRED HARVEY 629 13762 CEDAR CREEK DR 604 CR 229& EARNIE BRYNT 817 KLEIN RD @ DEAD END 830 SR 121&WILLARD CREWS 639 10560 CR 127 630 13827 CEDAR CREEK DR 35 625 CR 229 & FRIENDSHIP PL 605 1120 THORNTON RD 818 7794 CR 139 831 SR 121 & ROGER TR 641 CR 127 & A M PAIGE 631 JOHNNY HARVEY & JOHN WILLIAMS 626 15058 GASKINS CIRC 608 1459 PINE RIDGE DR 819 10717 BURNSED/CRAWFORD 832 12004 SR 121 645 CR 127 ABERNATHY CIR 632 13748 JOHN WILLIAMS RD 627 15105 GASKINS CIRCLE 612 BOYCE RD & PECAN CIRCLE 820 10846 BURNSED/CRAWFORD 833 SR 121 @ ABE’S WELD 646 CR 127& SNDRSN CIR N 634 FRED HARVEY & INDIAN TRAIL 629 BENNIE GIVENS RD @ END 614 1465 BARFIELD RD 821 7639 PIERCE RD 647 CR 127& SNDRSN CIR S 635 FRED HARV&SHADY PINE 631 14610 GASLINS CIRCLE 616 CLAR DOBBS & BELMONT SMITH 822 PIERCE RD & CR 125 Bus Routes- BCHS & BCMS 648 CR 127 & BEECH RR TR 636 FRED HARV&SAM ANGER 632 14556 GASKINS CIRCLE 617 13705 CLARENCE DOBBS RD 823 DAVIS TRAILER PARK 650 COLUMBIA & CYPRESS 637 12478 FRED HARVEY 633 14481 GASKINS CIRCLE 618 14410 CLARENCE DOBBS RD 824 MADISON & MORNINGSIDE 2 630 OAKRIDGE LP 2 DR RT 650 COLUMBIA & TOM SWEAT 638 12039 FRED HARVEY 634 GASKINS & JOYCE LN 619 14508 CLARENCE DOBBS RD 825 11161 WESTSIDE 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RT 619 LEON DOPSON 649 10407 KING RUISE 608 15397 TURNER CEM RD 631 CLET HARVEY & BAIRD LN 803 11621 CR 122 652 SMOOTHBORE 622 15311 CR 124 611 13454 HAMP REGISTER RD 633 3487 CLIFFORD DUGGER 804 11526 CR 122 653 6957 SMOOTHBORE 624 11908 & 11936 CR 229 615 13720 TURNER CEM RD 634 3645 CLIFFORD DUGGER RD 805 11473 OSCAR THOMAS TRAIL 654 SMOOTHBORE & EVERGREEN 625 CR 229 & BIRDIE DAVIS 26 645 MCIVER & MLK 616 13604 TURNER CEM RD 635 11718 CLET HARVEY 807 21098 CR 127 654 7061 EVERGREEN 627 CR 229 & HID DUGGER 646 MLK & SYCAMORE 618 12458 HAMP REGISTER RD 636 CLETE HARVEY & KUJALA LN 808 21014 CR 127 653 SMOOTHBORE&PARROTT R 629 10961 CR 229 647 MLK & MINNESOTA 620 13156 COWPEN RD 639 10283 CLET HARVEY RD 809 11456 OC HORNE RD 653 7513 ODE YARB 630 10634 CR 229 648 MLK & SOUTH 623 11688 CEDAR CREEK FARMS RD 641 LE HARVEY & DONNIE MORAN RD 809 11739 OC HORNE RD 654 7639 ODE YARB 631 10338 CR 229 656 CR 23A & BAKER MANOR 624 11641 CEDAR CREEK FARMS RD 642 3896 LE HARVEY RD 811 FRANK COMBS 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CREWS RD 638 7430 SR 121 649 4475 HICKORY 652 KLEIN & DEW DROP 701 TURNER CEM& HARRY PL 802 E SOUTHWOOD & DEERFIELD 639 7594 CR 125 643 SR 121 & OSTEEN 650 4302 HICKORY 654 KLEIN @ DEAD END 702 TURNER CEM& CUYLER 806 HON WILKRSN&ORANGE T 640 S CR 125 645 8733 SHIRLEY RD 651 4136 HICKORY 815 CANAL & BARBER CIR 642 8041 S CR 125 646 9196 SR 121 652 4187 DOGWOOD 40 645 5984 LAURAMORE RD 54 630 CR 23A & DENISE ST 816 4158 WOLFE DR 647 6845 SR 121 653 4331 DOGWOOD 646 5810 LAURAMORE RD 633 5913 CHARLIE ROWE RD 817 9808 BARBER LOOP 6 625 REX FISH & GOLDEN GRASS LN 647 SR 121 @ RAIFORD RD CH 654 4516 DOGWOOD 647 5570 LAURAMORE RD 634 6013 CHARLIE ROWE 819 9640 BARBER LOOP 630 10506 BERTHA MAE HARRIS RD 655 JEFF STARLING & BROWN RD 655 PINE & BIRCH 648 TOM WILKRSN& HUCKLBE 635 5814 C W WEBB 825 COLLEGE & FL 631 10474 BERTHA MAE HARRIS RD 700 BROWN RD @ 4WAY STOP 656 4394 BIRCH ST 649 12169 TOM WILKRSN 638 5930 C W WEBB 826 MICHIGAN & 4TH 633 19982 CREWS RD 701 BCMS 657 4119 BIRCH 649 TOM WILKRSN&SHORTWAY 638 6156 C W WEBB 634 19835 CREWS RD 710 BCHS 658 4120 LIVE OAK 650 CR 23B & ROLLING MEADOWS 640 C W WEBB & CEDAR 63 815 250 OHIO 634 19815 CREWS RD 659 4302 LIVE OAK 650 11829 TOM WILKERSON 641 C W WEBB & BLACKJACK 816 OHIO & 7TH 635 19667 CREWS RD 20 613 RICHARDSON’S DAIRY @ GRN HS 700 4498 RAINTREE 652 11899 TOM WILKERSON 641 C W WEBB & PERSIMMON 817 136 OHIO 636 HOLLIE & CREWS 614 6735 CR 229 701 4622 RAINTREE 653 11985 TOM WILKERSON 642 PERSIMMON @ CURVE 817 OHIO & 6TH 637 QUIET WOODS LN & CREWS 615 CR 229 > LAZY PINES 702 ESTATE & POPLAR 653 11956 FAYE RD 643 10110 PERSIMMON 818 OHIO @ MH PARK 638 OAK HILL & CREWS 616 13055 MUDLAKE RD 703 4809 ESTATE ST 654 11847 FAYE RD 644 10076 PERSIMMON RD 818 OHIO & 5TH 639 19045 CREWS RD 617 MUDLAKE & SUNSHINE 654 CR 228 & 121 645 LAST DW BEFORE ASH RD 822 221 OHIO BLVD 640 19008 CREWS RD 618 12697 MUDKLAKE 32 600 13257 MOCCASIN CR 655 628 CR 228 651 208 WOLFE DR 823 275 OHIO BLVD 641 9950 GODBOLD & CREWS 619 RCHRDSN & CONNIE WHT 602 13227 MOCCASIN CR 655 459 N 5TH ST 652 4158 WOLFE DR 824 OHIO @ NORTHWOOD APT 641 18833 CREWS 621 CEMETARY & MARVIN LN 608 12721 MOCCASIN CR 700 BCHS 652 WOLF & CANAL 825 EAST & MCIVER 642 18743 CREWS 623 5096 RCHRDSN RD 610 LAST MH ON CR 127 653 CANAL & PETE JOHNSON 826 EAST & MINNESOTA 643 18639 CREWS 624 4728 RCHRDSN RD 613 11803 DON BURNSED 42 635 6586 CHESTNUT AT END 654 3644 PETE JOHNSON 827 541 LAVERN ST 645 17792 CREWS 625 4705 RCHRDSN RD 613 JOHN BURNSED RD 637 CHESTNUT & J M RANCH 655 9559 WM BARBER RD @ PENELO 828 611 LAVERN ST 646 17500 CREWS 626 RCHRDSN @ COW MB 615 CR 127 & POPPA YONN 638 6207 CHESTNUT 655 4059 BABER BROS CIRC 825 ABC LEARNING CENTER 647 CREWS & TIMBER TRACE 627 RCHRDSN > COW MB 616 27464 CR 127 639 6061 CHESTNUT 648 9664 WOODROW RAULERSON 628 12701 CLETE HARVEY 618 CR 127 & WILLIAM BRINSON 640 COTTONWOOD & CAMPHOR 55 615 6907 BILL DAVIS 64 812 CR 139 DR> STEGALL 649 CREWS & OAKWOOD 629 13498 CLETE HARVEY 620 10615 THOLLIE CREWS 641 ASPEN & GUM 616 7180 BILL DAVIS 813 CR 139& JOHN WILLIAM 650 16594 CREWS RD 754 5172 RICHARDSON RD 621 CR 127 & KC FARMS 642 WILLOW & SCRUB OAK 620 10880 REID STAFFORD 818 CR 139 @ PARK 652 16589 CREWS RD 632 CR 229 2 DBL BRK MB 622 CR 127 & ARNOLD MILLER 643 ASPEN & GEO HODGES 620 REID STAFF&RIDGE EST 823 KING RUISE @ CHURCH 653 16159 CREWS RD 635 12955 MUDLAKE RD 624 1446 PINE LEVEL CH 645 WILLIS HODGES@ END 621 8048 GRITS MILL RD 825 CR 139&THOMPSON MOM 654 16150 CREWS RD 636 MUDLAKE 625 24884 CR 127 649 BARBER RD@ RHODEN MH 625 7315 FRED PERRY RD 639 MUDLAKE > BILL DAVIS 626 23790 HASSIE JOHNS 650 BARBER RD& RHODEN DR 625 6953 FRED PERRY RD 65 753 21027 LILA HARVEY 8 645 UGA LN & CR 23D 639 11647 MUDLAKE RD 627 23660 HASSIE JOHNS 652 CARY BARBER &DOUGLAS 632 SMOKEY RD&KNOCKER LN 756 LILA HARVEY & PINEY TRAIL 646 6102 RIVERSIDE DR 640 MUDLAKE @ SWEAT RES 628 23380 HASSIE JOHNS 636 QUAIL HOLLOW & GLEN NURSERY 757 20618 LEAMON RD 647 5986 RIVERSIDE DR 641 MUDLAKE & TRAVIS RHO 629 23256 HASSIE JOHNS 43 625 5 CHURCH & CR 127 640 TOM ADAMS & SMOKEY RD 758 BENNY JO BENNETT & FRENDA 648 5896 RIVERSIDE DR 630 23154 HASSIE JOHNS 628 5 CHURCH & LANE 641 SMOKEY RD&RUSTIC PIN 804 12529 OC HORNE 649 RIVERSIDE & RIVERWAY 24 630 6899 BOBBY SAPP 635 10023 CR 120 629 5 CHURCH & CLAYTON 642 SMOKEY RD& HOPKINS 805 20080 NOAH RAULERSON RD 650 6402 CR 23D 631 7273 BOBBY SAPP 636 10127 CR 120 630 5 CHURCH & FAITH TEM 644 8549 US 90 806 19985 NOAH RAULERSON RD 651 6499 CR 23D 632 7629 PLANTATION RD 643 CARL BROWN & CHEROKEE 632 5 CHURCH& NANCY WILL 646 9970 KATHY JO RD 807 NOAH RAULERSON & DOLLIE LN 652 STONE RD & 23C 632 7842 PLANTATION 644 CARL BROWN & SEMINOLE 634 CR 127 & LEE GIVEN 647 7968 AUNT MARY HARVEY RD 811 18274 NOAH RAULERSON 653 IRENE YARBROUGH & 23C 634 7702 CAHONE 647 CR 120 & CARL BROWN 635 CR 127 & DOLPHIN 649 ANDREW RAULERSON @ 1ST CRV 814 18204 NOAH RAULERSON RD 655 JAMES BRITT & GALLUP 635 7808 CAHONE CT 649 2312 CR 127 637 TONY GIVEN 1 DR RT 649 10378 ANDREW RAULERSON 815 10919 ORBEY RHODEN RD 702 RUEBEN CRAWFORD & 23C 635 7002 KITS ST 651 23095 CR 127 638 TONY GIVEN & CR 229 651 7557 WEST MADISON 817 JOHN ALLEN & ORBEY 703 6260 23C 636 7010 KITS ST 640 CR 229 & EJ PAIGE 651 MADISON & STODDARD 818 ANNE RD & ORBEY RHODEN 704 6148 23C 636 8415 PLANTATION RD 33 630 725 STEEL BRIDGE RD (END) 652 MADISON & CLINTON 819 PHEASANT TR & ORBEY RHODEN 706 HARRY REWIS & CR 23A 637 8364 PLANTATION RD 631 909 STEEL BRIDGE RD (END) 44 553 1609 WHIPPORWILL RD 654 US 90 & JEFFERSON 638 7607 GLYNN ALLYN RD 635 1261 STEEL BRIDGE RD 555 BF FINLEY &JOHN MANN 66 805 SR 121 @ CANADAY MH 9 643 10783 BURNSED/CRAWFORD 639 7652 GLYNN ALLYN RD 637 1447 STEEL BRIDGE RD 610 5519 CR 231 56 645 MILTNDALE& BARBARA C 808 4604 SHAVES BLUFF 644 BURN/CRAW & PIERCE 640 8227 NESBITT 639 1609 STEEL BRIDGE RD 615 DEREK ARLINE RD @ OL PARK 645 MILTNDALE& JERRY CIR 810 4684 SHAVES BLUFF 645 7463 PIERCE RD 641 8525 NESBITT RD 641 15717 LE WILKERSON 618 DOBSON AVE 1 HS&MH 646 MILTONDALE & AZALEA 812 4739 SHAVES BLUFF 646 7356 PIERCE RD 643 7903 RED TOP RD 643 5885 STEELBR & JANICE 618 DOBSON AVE 1 MH LEFT 646 MILTNDALE& MAGNOLIA 813 4777 SHAVES BLUFF 649 PARK & LISA 644 7670 OLD NURSERY RD 647 14120 SR 121 622 5147 SHAW ST 647 6881 MILTONDALE 814 4817 SHAVES BLUFF 650 11347 PINE LOOP 644 7626 OLD NURSERY RD 649 SR 121 & ACK SLOAN 624 5260 NFR 209 648 7065 MILTONDALE 816 5434 BLUE HOLE RD 650 11462 PINE LOOP 646 7861 S CR 125 & SOUTH ST 653 SR 121 & WILL CREWS 625 KIRKLAND LN 649 MILTNDALE& OAKDALE 817 5524 BLUE HOLE RD 651 11505 PINE LOOP 646 7352 SOUTH ST NURS 654 SR 121 & HONEY DEW 626 NFR 209 & HAWK TR 649 MILTONDALE& WELLS 818 5574 BLUE HOLE RD 652 HILLS OF GLEN & CONFEDERATE 647 7284 SOUTH ST NURS 658 SR 121 & ROGER LANE 627 5316 NFR 209 650 MILTNDALE& MICHELLE 819 5598 BLUE HOLE RD 654 CONFEDERATE LN & CONFED DR 648 7219 SOUTH ST NURS 659 710 N 6TH ST (SR 121) 628 5299 MAIN ST 651 6228 MILTONDALE 820 15896 SR 121 655 11758 CONFEDERATE 649 7063 SOUTH ST 700 SR 121 & ELOISE 629 LAKESIDE LN @ OLD SCHOOL 652 5984 RIVER CIRCLE 821 15615 SR 121>STORE 657 12245 CONFEDERATE 649 6976 SOUTH ST 701 LINDA & 7TH 632 5331 SAM GRIFFIS RD 653 6075 RIVER CIRCLE Page 18 The Baker County Press Thursday, August 19, 2010

654 6293 RIVER CIRCLE 646 NORTH & TIMBERLANE 642 ANDREWS 654 SUZANNE& THOMAS CIR 651 NORTH & 4TH ST 643 6493 ANDREWS 655 10658 SUSANNE 654 NORTH & 5TH 645 RIVER OAK CIR New focus on bus safety 656 SUSANNE & CHRISTIE 656 NORTH & 7TH ST 646 RIVER OAK CIR The Baker County school sys- ing students are expected to be- drives unless necessary. 657 911 CHRISTIE CT 657 NORTH @ LEE&BAKER MH 647 ANDREWS & CR 125 tem and sheriff’s department have and accept that their safety • Students should be at their 658 CHRISTIE CT& OWEN AC 700 BCHS 647 CR 125 & PARMALEE want to make sure parents and is in the hands of bus drivers who assigned stops on time in the 658 OWEN ACRE & AG CENTER 705 NORTH @ LEE&BAKER MH CR 125 @ LITTLE PLAYMATES school bus riders are aware of are in charge. morning — at least five minutes 700 10650 ST MARY CIRCLE W 706 NORTH & 7TH ST 648 GEO TABER @ MH PARK numerous road and behavior Among the rules: prior to scheduled pickup. 701 DROP OFF BCHS STUDENTS 708 NORTH BTWN 121&228 650 GEO TABER @ CHURCH rules in effect as the new school • The driver is in charge of the They should stand off the year begins this week. bus and in control of all riders. roadway while waiting for a bus, 705 OWEN ACRE & AG CENTER 711 NORTH & 4TH ST 652 GEO TABER > RR TRACK Sheriff Joey Dobson reminded Students must obey the driver at and wait for a driver’s signal to 706 CHRISTIE CT& OWEN AC 712 NORTH & 3RD ST motorists that they must stop for all times and the driver has the cross the street to board. 707 SUSANNE & CHRISTIE 713 NORTH & TIMBERLANE 64 640 CR 139 DR>STEGALL LN school buses with flashing red right to assign students to spe- • Students are not allowed on 708 SUSANNE & THOMAS 715 NORTH & FOXRIDGE 642 CR 139& JOHN WILLIAM lights and safety arms extended cific seats to ensure safety and other buses, or to get off at stops 710 RIVER CIRCLE 717 DEERWOOD @ STOPSIGN 646 CR 139& KING RUISE — except on divided highways discipline. other than assigned, without 712 MILTONDALE & AZALEA 718 11243 DEERWOOD CIR 648 KING RUISE @ CHURCH with a five-foot paved space or • Eating, drinking, chewing notes signed by a principal. physical barrier separating the gum, use and possession of alco- • Students are expected to re- 713 MILTONDALE & JERRY 722 EAST & SOUTH 653 CR 139& THOMPSON RD travel lanes. hol, drugs or tobacco products is main in their seats when the bus 714 MILTONDALE & BARBARA 724 BCMS The school district has more forbidden. is in motion and face forward. 720 DROP OFF BCMS STUDENTS 61 550 CR 250 & LIL DIXIE 65 632 KEN WALKER & TOMMY numerous rules in effect for • Silence is required at all rail- Feet and legs should not be in 555 CR 250 635 ORB RHODEN & JOHN ALLEN students riding on school buses. road crossings, and riders should aisles or outside windows. 57 640 TIM CREWS RD 600 TYLER BLANKS 636 ORB RHODEN& ANNE RD They can be summed up by say- refrain from conversing with 642 BOB KIRKLAND & N 40 605 JACK DOWLING 637 ORBEY RHODEN & PHEASANT 643 BOB KIRK & SANDSDALE 607 JACK DOWLING 640 18248 CR 125 644 BOB KIRKLAND 608 21931 JACK DOWLING 641 CR 125 & AARON FISH 644 BOB KIRK& BOBBY RAY 610 21827 LS COMBS & JACK DOW 642 CR 125 & SMALL BRANC 645 6152 BOB KIRKLAND 611 15036 JACK DOWLING 643 17488 CR 125 645 CR 23A & CORNBREAD 612 21728 COY TAYLOR 645 17142 CR 125 646 CR 23A & SANDS POINT 615 26087 CR 250 650 CR 125 & JOEY 647 1111 COPPERFIELD 618 24267 EDDY GRADE 651 12759 N CR 125 647 1129 COPPERFIELD 619 22614 EDDY GRADE 652 CR 125 & HOMESTEAD 648 1138 COPPERFIELD 621 14575 AUZZIE HARVEY 653 11330 N CR 125 Starting Monday, August 23, the 648 COPPERFIELD & COPPERCREEK 622 22689 THANNIE HARVEY 654 CR 125 & PINE ACRES Baker County Pre-K/Kindergarten 649 1283 COPPERCREEK 624 22478 HILLTOP Center will have a new afternoon 650 N LOWDER & LYONS LN 625 22387 HILLTOP 66 638 SR 121 @ CANADAY MH student pickup route. 651 746 N LOWDER 628 22352 HILLTOP 639 SHAVES BLUFF @ END All traffic will enter South Blvd. from 652 555 N LOWDER 632 HILLTOP 640 4604 SHAVES BLUFF the west which is a one-way street 654 N LOWDER & CONSTITUTION 640 22019 TOM RAY 641 4684 SHAVES BLUFF from 7:00 am - 4:30 pm. The left and 655 N LOWDER & KATIE 645 21549 THANNIE HARVEY 642 4739 SHAVES BLUFF center lane will be bus and thru traffic. 656 N LOWDER & CHIPSHOT 646 TAYLOR STORE 643 4777 SHAVES BLUFF The right lane will be the parent pick- up lane. Vehicles for student pickup 656 N LOWDER & WHEELER 648 22442 DOYLE WILLIAMS 643 4817 SHAVES BLUFF will turn right at the superintendent/ 657 49 N LOWDER 650 23843 CR 125 644 BKUE HOLE & SIGER TR new school board room (signs will be 653 MCKENDREE LN 645 5434 BLUE HOLE RD posted). Circle thru the parent staging 58 650 1ST MH ON NURSERY BLVD 646 5466 BLUE HOLE RD area to a gate where you will be directed when to proceed to the student pick up area. 652 9801 GLENWOOD DR 62 639 DEERFIELD & FORBES 647 5574 BLUE HOLE RD Parents wishing to go to the front office will follow the bus route and park in the designated park- 653 9695 GLENWOOD DR 640 DEERFIELD & JUNKYARD 648 15615 SR 121>STORE ing places in front of the Pre-K/Kdg. Center. 654 9682 GLENWOOD DR 641 W SOUTHWOOD & DEERFIELD 649 SR 121 & EVA JONES This change is being made in order to provide all the students, staff and parents with the safest 655 GLENWOOD & FOREST 642 4414 DEERFIELD 649 14549 SR 121 and most convenient method possible. 657 GLENWOOD & BRIARWOOD 644 E SOUTHWOOD & DEERFIELD 650 SR 121 B4 HAR THRFT Thank you for your help in making this new traffic pattern work. 701 CR 125 & BLAIR CIR 646 HONEY WLKRSN& ORANGE 653 HARL THRIFT@BUTCH 703 WALTER DAVIS & MADISON 653 CR 228& GRIFFIS RD 654 5811 HARL THRIFT 705 MADISON & MORNINGSID 654 6007 HARL THRIFT 706 11161 WESTSIDE LOOP 63 635 WOODLWN & HILLCREST 659 13493 TALL PINE 707 1119 WESTSIDE LOOP 636 WOODLWN& GLNFLD OAKS 701 13399 TALL PINE 708 11063 WESTSIDE LOOP 637 WOODLWN @ MH PARK 702 CR 23A & GRAMPS TR Elect BCMS TO WES TO BCHS IN PM 638 WOODLWN & WILL WILKR 703 CR 23A & MART RHODEN 638 WOODLWN & IVY HODGES 704 13408 CR 23A 59 618 14046 CR 122 640 CR 125 & PARMALEE 620 CR 122 & DARRIE LN 641 ANDREWS 621 13234 CR 122 624 12076 CR 122 625 CR 122 & OAK MOSS 627 CR 122 & BAHIA TRAIL “Keeping the People of Baker County First” 630 11621 CR 122 632 CR 127 & OSCAR THOMAS No matter if you were born here or have recently moved to Baker 633 21166 CR 127 636 OC HORNE & FRANK COMBS County, we are all in this together. Baker County is our home. 638 20407 CR 127 New and long time residents share the same concerns about our 641 CR 127 & ALTMANS WAY 643 1ST DRIVE ON BLUFF CREEK community. 645 BLUFF CREEK & TIMBERLAND Together, we are the people. Our needs are the same. 648 TIMBERLAND 1ST DR AFTER STOP We need an advocate for: 649 TIMBERLAND & OSCEOLA Come Experience the fun and 650 1103 OSCEOLA excitement of Baton twirling! 1. Fiscal Responsibility- We can’t aff ord to waste money. We must 651 11056 OSCEOLA The All- American Twirling Academy includes BC Middle/ High actively pursue increased industry and revenues for the county without burden- 652 11181 OSCEOLA School instructors Kristen Haddock, Amanda Filosi and UF’s ing the taxpayers. 655 19260 CR 127 majorette June Stober among others! 657 18493 CR 127 * First time beginners through advanced 2. Public Safety & Emergency Services-  e safety and 658 18288 CR 127 * Ages 4 through High School security of our families is what allows us to enjoy living in Baker County.  e 659 CR 127 & BLUE BIRD For more information needs of fi re, rescue and law enforcement are essential to eff ective emergency 702 CR 127 & HUMMINGBIRD * Registration and Twirling Call 904-338-4760 or response. begins Sept. 9th at 4:30 p.m. at 352-486-6516 60 640 DEERWOOD @ STOP SIGN the Keller Gym for all twirlers ATA- Macclenny won Our senior citizens have already made 641 1178 DEERWOOD 3 state titles last year! 3. Services for the Elderly- * $70 per session important contributions to our community. Much of what we enjoy in life is the 642 11251 DEERWOOD result of their hard work.  eir needs must always be addressed. 644 NORTH & FOXRIDGE 4. Recreational Programs- We have a responsibility to continue funding and expanding programs where possible to include youth and adults, Westside Nursery & Preschool both male and female. Investments in our youth insure our future. 5. Small Business Owners- When they do well and hire local Westside is the best side! people, it is a boon to our county. 6. A riving Community- Time is moving forward and so should the county. We can proud of the progress Baker County has made so far. We are still accepting enrollment for the  e safety and quality of life we enjoy here help to promote a positive image for 2010-2011 VPK school year and full child care. attracting business and industry to our area. We have to keep moving forward. 7. Family Life-  e well being of our families depends on their needs in the We would like to invite you to join us at our community being met. Just listening to the needs of people isn’t enough. A com- missioner must be able to relate to the people he or she serves. VPK OPEN HOUSE  e candidate who has experienced the struggles of the everyday man and woman trying to make ends meet and take care of their families. Saturday, August 21  e candidate who believes understanding the lives of the people you serve matters in this race. 9:00 am - 12:00 pm e candidate who will represent....YOU CALL 259-4899 MATURITY & LIFE EXPERIENCE MATTER! Corner of Madison St. & Sherman Ave. • Glen St. Mary www.donniestarling.com Political advertisement paid for and approved by Donnie Starling (D) for County Commissioner District 4. T  B C P Page 19 AUGUST 19, 2010 SOCIALSOCIAL NOTICE SUBMISSION INFORMATION &SCHOOL CONTACT US Birth announcements, wedding notices and social events (military service notes and school graduations) must By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our o ce located at 104 S. Fifth Street, be submitted within four weeks of the event. All news and advertising must be submitted to the newspaper o ce prior to 5:00 p.m. on the Monday prior to publication, unless otherwise noted or arranged. It is requested Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. that all news items be typed or emailed to insure accuracy in print. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com Many thanks School Lunch Thank you to everyone who Gateway MENU made our shower such a success. August 23 - August 27 Press Ad Deadline: We received many gifts, hugs and notes its Monday 5:00 PM well wishes. Offered everyday: A special thank you to John Cold lunch plate of chef salad with and Donna Finley for opening wheat roll or crackers and dessert their home to our family and honor list (when offered) 1% lowfat white friends and also to our hostesses Both the high honor (Presi- milk, ½% lowfat flavored milk, orange juice. Mildred, Donna and Debbie Fin- dent’s List) and honors (Vice- ley, Denise Harvey and Cheryl president’s List) list of students Monday, August 23 injury lAw Breakfast: Breakfast burrito, peach Christmas for making our day so during the spring semester at slices, milk special. Lake City Community College Lunch: Slice of pepperoni pizza or We are excited to begin our (now Florida Gateway College) chunky chicken noodle soup with a new journey in Tallahassee, but have been released. homemade wheat roll choice of 2 sides: Baker County will always be our With high honors (4.0 av- seasoned mixed vegetables, tossed salad home and we will miss you all erage) from Baker County with dressing, chilled fruit choice very much. are: Mikesha Bowden, Dustin Tuesday, August 24 Love Always, Brown, Amber Cernik, Daniell Breakfast: Sausage biscuit, peach slices Macey and JJ Finley Bodhi-Daniel Williams Crews, Miranda Crews, Shayla and milk Goethe, Amanda Hall, Jessica Lunch: Taco salad with a homemade Morrison, Jason Pryde, William wheat roll or grilled ham and cheese Born July 27th Sincere thanks Raulerson, Jessica Reed, Mitch- sandwich, choice of 2 sides: golden corn, Morgan Jace Williams of The Brantley family would ell Robertson and Emily Under- lettuce and tomato blend, fresh fruit choice Sanderson is pleased to an- like to thank all the friends, wood. nounce the birth of brother Bo- family, Dr. Ernolhazy and ER With honors (3.5 average Wednesday, August 25 dhi-Daniel Maddox Williams on team at Ed Fraser Memorial and of higher with no grade below Breakfast: Cereal with a slice of toast, July 27, 2010 at Baptist Medical fruit juice, milk complete strangers who prayed C) are: Renee Burnsed, Dani- Center. Bodhi-Daniel weighed 9 elle Cole, Rachel Davis, Alyssa Lunch: Mexican burrito with salsa or for our precious baby Anna. The chicken nuggets with a homemade wheat lbs., 2 oz. and was 19½ inches Donaldson, Kellie Dopson, Mi- doctors declared her a medical roll, choice of 2 sides: green beans with long. chael Hodges, Brittany Homitz, Attorney Proud parents are Megan miracle and sent her back home new potatoes, creamy coleslaw, chilled Charles Jackson Jr., Dennie fruit and fruit crisp Franks and Robert Williams of to us on July 21st. There are no Ledford, Jennifer Mann, Sarah Thursday, August 26 David P. Dearing Sanderson. Grandparents in- words strong enough to express Mobley, Douglas Parker, Cour- former Baker County Prosecutor clude George and Susan Franks our thanks to you all. teney Poole, Brandi Rhoden, Breakfast: Toasted cheese sandwich, of Glen St. Mary, Bobby and Thank you, fruit juice, milk Nathan Sharpe, Danielle Walk- Lunch: Sloppy Joe on bun or beef Glenda Williams of St. Augus- Derrick and Shelley Brantley dron, Bryan Walker, Wynesha tine, Pete and Wanda Davis of and Family vegetable soup with a grilled cheese SeriouS injurieS cAuSeD by Wallace, Rebecca Wilds and sandwich, choice of 2 sides: baked french Sanderson and the late Ann Da- For our hearts shall rejoice in Him, because we have Jeremiah Yoder. fries, raw veggies with low fat ranch negligence of Another vis. trusted in His holy name. dressing, chilled fruit choice GED testing Psalm 33:21 Harvey reunion Friday, August 27 AnD The Harvey family reunion will Breakfast: Pancake and sausage on a Registration for the August stick, fruit juice and milk criminAl DefenSe be Saturday, August 21 at noon at Lunch: Golden corndog or glazed ham GED tests will be at 6:30 pm Custom Printing the Agricultural Center in Mac- Tuesday, August 24 at The Baker slice with macaroni and cheese and a jacksonville (904) 399-8989 • macclenny 259-1352 Stationery clenny. 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2008 Chevy Uplander LS, carry kids in style, $14,777 904 422-3633. 8/19c Advertising Info. 2008 Chevy Silverado Z71 Crew Cab The Baker County Press LTZ 4x4, white, Save Thousands. $28,990.904-422-3633. 8/19c YARD SALES Class­fied ads and notices must be paid Friday and Saturday, 8:30 am-?, Miltondale to Azalea in advance, and be in our office no later Drive. Adult, maternity, kids and infant clothes, toys, than 4:00 pm the Monday preceding Miscellaneous publication, unless otherwise arranged salon chair, lam, household, etc. Rain Cancels. Two in advance. Ads can be mailed provided Classifieds family they are accompanied by payment and Christian childcare, my home, days or Friday and Saturday, 9:00 am-?, 423 E. McIver instructions. They should be mailed to: nights seven days a week, licensed 23 Avenue. Furniture, kids clothes, men and women’s Class­fied Ads, The Baker County Press, years, meals and snacks provided. Cathy P.O. Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. We clothes, toys and other items. Rain cancels. Thomas 259-3678. 8/19p cannot assume responsibility for accuracy Friday and Saturday, 8:00 am-?, 228 to Wolfe Drive, follow dirt road to of ads or notices given over the telephone. Babysitting in home, near 125 and 127. Any hours, all ages. David’s Bridal wed- 9710 Barber Loop, Macclenny. Boys 18 month - 3 T, ladies L-XL, toys, Li­bil­ty for errors in all advertising will be misc. items, lot of good stuff in great shape. limited to the first publication only. If after ding dress, size 14. 838-2287. that time, the ad continues to run without 7/29-8/26p Friday and Saturday, 9:00 am-?, 121 S. 1/2 mile past Burger King, on notification of error by the person or agen­ left, Sylvester Manning Road, back to school clothes, dressers, beds cy for whom it was published, then that and household items. party assumes full payment responsibility. Animals The Baker County Press reserves the right Friday and Saturday, 9:00 am-?, 13822 N. SR 121, Macclenny. Moving to refuse advertising or any other material sale. Dining room set, misc. furniture, baby items, horse tac. which in the opinion of the publisher does Shelties, AKC, sable and white and tri- Saturday, 8:00 am-?, 748 N. 5th Street . Two baby beds, step 2 toddler not meet standards of publication. color. Beautiful and fluffy, ready 8/26, bed, Dora toddler bed, Kenmoe washer and dryer, 3 TVs, scrubs, cof- $375. 259-7794. 8/19-8/26p fee tables, school clothes for kids, microwave, baby clothes, maternity Dogs: all types from puppies to adults. clothes, two high chair, three nice strollers, car seats, daybed and two For Sale Animal Control, $65 adoption fees will apply. 259-6786. 11/20tfc adult bicycles. Huge yard sale Free to good home, spayed and de- Saturday, 8:00 am-1:00 pm, 576 E. Minnesota Avenue off 228 south, Browning .300 lever action, $450; .280 clawed cat, 5-6 years old, loves kids, last house on the right - look for signs. Misc. items. No early birds bolt-action Browning $450; Husqvarna needs to be an only cat. 259-3666. please, need time to set up. Rain cancels. 8/19p tiller $300. 813-5968. 8/19-8/26p Saturday, 8:00 am-rain, 5855 Richardson Road. Lots of good stuff. Green peanuts, Valenbia, washed and Free kittens and cats, yellow, yellow and graded, $30 a bushel. 386-752-3434. white, multi-colored calicos, male and Saturday, 8:00 am-1:00 pm, 1283 Copper Creek. Brand name clothing 7/8-8/26p female. 259-5345. 8/19p ages 13-15, Playstation/Xbox video games, misc. items. 259-3065. 2009 Polaris Ranger 4x4, special edition Happy Jack Mange Medicine promotes Saturday, 8:00 am-noon, 6213 George Hodges Road. Juniors 3-7; boys XP, black, very nice, like new, 120 hours, healing and hair growth to any mange, 5-10 women and men clothes, toys, household items, misc. lots of extras, $10,500 OBO. 591-2640. bare spot, on dongs and horses without 8/5tfc steroids. Glen cash store. 259-2391. Saturday, 8:30 am - 11, 12589 N. CR 23A, one mile north of old golf www.happyjackinc.com 8/19-9/9p 18.8 ‘ 4 Winns Boat $3500. Garage course. Gently used baby gear and baby girl clothes, exercise equipment kept, great condition set up for skiing Beagles, four adult and four puppies, and other misc. household items. All items in great condition just don’t and fishing. Seats 8-10 people. Included three months old, all females, $50 adults, have the room. $75 puppies. 904-259-6426. 8/19p with boat: skies, hydro slide, life jackets, offer a world of values! Saturday, 8:00 am-?, 5695 Willow Road. George Hodges to right on As- canopy top, boat cover. Please call Mike 904-838-3320. 8/19p pen, right on Willow, third house on left. Baker’s rack and-made pie-safe (inside) with blue porcelain dishes from Cracker Barrel. Much more. Bankruptcies, divorce, wills and any Help Wanted Classified Rates: other court documents prepared, no- Saturday, 8:00 am-?, 1127 Copper Field Circle. Tires, household, furni- tary service. Call John Swanson at 257- ture, misc. items, adult and children’s clothes. Two family 9033. 6/17tfc 20 words, 1 week ����������� $6.00 cash/check Notice to readers: Little girls winter clothes size 4, five 20 words for $7.00 Visa/MC outfits, three dresses - one red velvet, The newspaper often publishes clas- Located in Copper Creek Hills 3 BR, 2 2 or 3 BR mobile home for rent on ½ three tops, denim skirt never worn all sified advertising on subjects like 20¢ each additional word BA 1744 SF heated and cooled with at- acre. Service animals only, garbage $60. Size 3 - one outfit, three dresses - work-at-home, weight loss products, tached two-car garage that is 410 SF. pickup, sewer, water and lawn mainte- one dark purple velvet, one pajamas $20. health products. While the newspaper Sitting on just over a third of an acre. nance provided, rent $385-$550, family All worn very little, excellent condition. uses reasonable discretion in deciding Service Ad Rates: Fenced backyard with lanai, master bed- neighborhood. 912-843-8118; 904-699- Call 259-2183. 8/19p on publication of such ads, it takes no room has sitting room and whirlpool tub. 8637. 10/29tfc responsibility as to the truthfulness of Artists. Oils, acrylics, water colors, This lot still has room to build on. Previ- 3 BR, 1 BA home in the country, service claims. Respondents should use caution ����������� cash/check Canvases, drawing pads and much 15 words, 1 week $8.00 ously listed at $237,500, new listing is animals only $600/month, $500 deposit. and common sense before sending any $219,000. Please call 904-607-8821 or more. On sale now. The Office Mart, 110 Visa/MC 923-2191. 8/5-8/26c money or making other commitments 15 words for $9.00 904-259-3065. Or you can email at Cas- S. Fifth Street, 259-3737. tfc 3 BR, 2 BA two acres of land in Hills of based on statements and/or promises; 20¢ each additional word [email protected] 1996 Honda 300 ATV, low hours, excel- Glen, $650/month, first last and $400 demand specifics in writing. You can also 7/29-8/19p lent condition $1800. 653-2194. 8/19p call the Federal Trade Commission at 1- deposit. 259-7335. 8/12tfc Large 4 BR, 2 BA house with fenced in 877-FTC-HELP to find out how to spot 2 BR, 2 BA, completely remodeled, small back yard in nice neighborhood, $950/ fraudulent solicitations. Remember: if it 2 BR, 2 BA very nice. Both on the river. To Place an Ad: month, with $950 deposit. Service ani- sounds too good to be true, it probably is. 259-6528, 424-9589. 8/19p Automobiles mals only, no smoking. 904-334-4987. - The Baker County Press Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 8/12-8/19p Homes and mobile homes for rent from Salesman wanted at Wayne Frier Home $750-850 monthly. 259-2255 or 813- 3 BR, 2 BA new brick home on ½ acre, Center of Macclenny. Interviews on by phone 1580. 11/13tfc 1992 Chevy Astro Van, high mileage, 7579 Madison, $995/month, first last Thursdays between 10:00 am and 1:00 runs good, A/C works, $850. 653-2194. and security required. 954-263-7311. 3 BR, 2 BA mobile home ½ acre yard, pm. Walk-in only. 5293 Woodlawn Road 8/19p 904-259-2400 8/5-8/19p catch bus on corner, $650/month, $500 in Macclenny. 8/19-8/26c deposit, references required. 259-5853. 2003 Ford F150 Lariat 4x4 super cab, 3 BR, 2 BA house in city limits, $800/ Heavy duty diesel mechanic needed, online 8/12-8/19p white, loaded, tan leather, six-disc CD, month, first, last and $300 security. 259- Travel Centers of America, Baldwin loca- sun roof, great condition, $12,750. Call 2563. 8/12tfc 2 BR, 1 BA house with central H/A, 707-8649. 8/12c tion, 1024 US 301 South. Driver’s license www.bakercountypress.com fenced yard, located in Georgia bend, required. Please apply to Mark Holmes, 3 BR, 1 ½ BA two story house 1661 SF, 2010 Chevy Equinox LTZ, AWD. Save $525/month with $300 deposit. Call Shop Manager. 904-266-4281, ext. 22. fenced yard, new floors, 121 Morris Ave- thousands! 904-422-3633. 8/19c or Rick. 904-259-6101. 8/19p 10/1tfc nue behind fire station. To see inside call 2009 Chevrolet Impala LT PW, PL, PS, 386-546-2608 or 904-226-1869 for ap- Large 2 BR, 1 BA apartment, 12 month Drivers: Intermodal owner ops needed. AC, AM/FM CD, Keyless remote start, pointment. $850/month, $400 deposit. lease required, $700/month, $600 de- Rite-way Transport is expanding in Jack- [email protected] $13,590. 904 422-3633. 8/19c 8/19-8/26p posit. 351 N. Lowder 259-9797. 7/29tfc sonville. 18 month TT exp. TWIC card. 3 BR, 1 BA house in Sanderson; 2 BR, 2009 Chevrolet Cobalt 2LT auto, PW, PL, Jaxport badge, free secure yard parking. by mail Voted best apartments in Lake City, 2 BA singlewide mobile home on Fred AM/FM CD, tilt ,cruise, keyless remote, CDL-A; paid more with haz/tanker. 904- come see why. Pools, playgrounds and Send a copy of the ad exactly as it should appear, payment and Harvey Road. 275-2771. 8/12-8/19p alloy wheels, as low as $9,999. 904 422- 781-0457, fax 904-781-6330.8/12- so much more. $0 down for qualified ap- 3633. 8/19c 8/19p phone number where we can reach you. plicants. 1/1 $499, 2/2 $535, 3/2 $617, 3 BR, 2 BA house, $700/mo. plus secu- limited time offer. Windsong 386-758- rity deposit; 3 BR, 2 BA MH, $500/mo. 2009 Chevrolet Avalanche LTZ 4x4 low Children’s Elite now hiring mature reli- 8455. 8/5-8/19p plus deposit. 904-629-1779. 8/5tfc miles, loaded, full power, navigation, able person that loves to work with chil- PO Box 598, Macclenny, Fl 32063 DVD, sunroof, alloy wheels. One owner, dren. 904-259-1373. 8/5-8/26p 3 BR, 2 BA doublewide on ½ acre, 125 S. new car trade. Save $15,000. 904 422- and Mud Lake Road. Lawn maintenance Drivers, CRST needs you. Immediate Charlton Visiting Nurses 3633. 8/19c and water softener included, $750/ opportunities. No CDL, no problem. Deadlines: month, $1050 deposit. 904-259-9066. in need of an RN for home 2005-2008 Trailblazers, 2WD and 4WD, CDL training available. Great benefits 8/12tfc Four to choose from as low as $14,995 and start earning $750-$800/week. Call Placement, correction or cancellation of ads may be phoned health visits in Charlton and 904 422-3633. 8/19c today 1-866-457-6236. 8/12-9/2p Mobile homes for rent from $485-$525 in anytime before Monday at 5 p.m. for publication on plus deposit. Garbage, water, sewage Camden counties. 2007 GMC Yukon SLT Extra clean low Owner Operators: Dry/Reefer Freight. and lawn care included. 912-843-8165 miles. Leather, quad seats, alloys, CD, 75% of line haul. 100% fuel surcharge. Thursday. SIGN-ON BONUS included or 904-219-2690. 8/5tfc AC, XM Radio, On-Star, Loaded, Like We have more freight than we can han- brand new, $27,990 904 422-3633. dle. West coast and east coast. You’ll be 4 BR, 2 BA doublewide on one acre near Call 912-462-6773 or 8/19c busy. Don’t let this opportunity pass you Beautiful riverfront property in Mac- fairgrounds, $850/month, $850 deposit. 800-446-9116 to set up 259-6710. 8/12-8/19p 2009 Chevrolet Malibu LT three to by! CDL-A, Clean MVR. 3 years Experi- clenny, 12.35 acres on Little St. Mary, interview or email resume to choose from as low as $15,995. Full ence required. Call now: 800-745-1146 Real Estate gated and fenced. 904-710-3472. 2 BR, 1 BA $300 deposit, $585/month. power, keyless remote, AC, AM/FM/XM ext. 127 8/19-8/26p 8/12-8/19p 259-2787. 8/12-8/19p [email protected] radio w/CD chrome wheels. 904 422- 2nd shift storeroom clerk, must have FSBO, 2500 SF brick home on five 3633. 8/19c computer knowledge. We are an EECC acres, Hills of Glen, 11536 Confeder- 2005 Chevrolet Silverado Crew Cab Z71 drug free workplace. 401K, health/den- Notice to Readers ate Lane. 4 BR, 3 BA, great room with 4X4 silver/charcoal cloth PW, PL, PS, tal/life insurance, paid holidays/vaca- wood burning fireplace, double garage All real estate advertising in this news- cruise, CD, AC, alloy wheels, $13,995 tions. Apply at Gilman Building Prod- and detached garage workshop, asking paper is subject to the Fair Housing Act 1395 Cha ee Road 904 422-3633. 8/19c ucts, Sawmill, 6640 CR 218, Maxville, Fl $239,000. Call 259-9582 or 553-4165. which makes it illegal to advertise “any 2001 Pontiac Firebird Only 73k miles 32234 or fax resume to 904-289-7736. 8/5-9/23p 8/12-8/19c preference, limitation or discrimina- South, Jacksonville auto, T-tops, power windows/locks, cold tion based on race, color, religion, sex, AC, AM/FM CD, Great summer fun only OTR driver needed, must have at least handicap, familiar status or national ori- $5,995. 904 422-3633. 8/19c two years experience. Call 904-625-7925 gin, or an intention, to make any such For Rent 904.772.9800 2007 Cadillac CTS Low miles, PW, PL, for more information, leave message if preference, limitation or discrimina- no answer. 8/19p PS, AC, Keyless remote, Leather interior, tion.” Familial status includes children PICTURE PERFECT! – MLS# 543868 This 4BR 2.5 BUY A LIFESTYLE! - MLS# 530336 This 4BR 2BA 1,949 AM/FM/XM Radio, OnStar and more. Class “A” Industrial Mechanic. Must under the age of 18 living with parents SF hm is full of charm & sits on almost 5 acres. Features 3 BR, 2 BA, A/C, $850/month, $850 BA home has plenty of room to roam. w/o ce. $18,990 904 422-3633. 8/19c have 5 years industrial experience. We or legal custodians, pregnant women Completely remodeled. Brick house w/in ground spring fed fully stocked pond. Hm has lifetime metal deposit. 813-3091. 8/19tfc roof, 2 brand new AC units, water softener. Over sized 2009 Dodge Caravan SXT Stow & Go are an EECC. drug free workplace. and people securing custody of chil- pool. $279,000 2 BR, 2 BA mobile home, new H/A, new detached garage would hold 5 + cars, attached 2 car Edition, PW, PL, Am/FM CD, AC Great 401K, health/dental, life insurance, paid dren under 18. EYE IT, YOU’LL BUY IT! - MLS# 532870 Short sale. appliances, extra clean, service animals garage. $309,900 vehicle for the family only $16,990 904 holidays/vacations. Apply at Gilman This newspaper will not knowingly 3BR 1BA home on nice corner lot across the street from 422-3633. 8/19c Building Products, Sawmill, 6640 CR accept any advertising for real estate only, $650 deposit, $650/month. 259- YMCA complex in the heart of MacClenny. $69,000 WHAT A VIEW! - MLS# 543540 Fifteen acres 218, Maxville, Fl 32234 or fax resume to 2121. 7/1tfc completely cleared and grassed for you to build your 2007-2009 Chevy Tahoes, 5 to choose which is in violation of the law. Our ADORABLE! - MLS# 501902 This 2BR 1BA home sits (904) 289-7736. 8/12-8/19c dream home. Beautiful country setting. $231,900 from, 2WD, 4WD, LT & LS from $18,990 readers are hereby informed that all Efficiency apartment $525/month, on an acre of land. Leave the city behind and enjoy 422-3633. 8/19 c Needed, nail technician, Nina’s Hair- dwellings advertised in this newspaper first, last and $300 deposit. Includes your peaceful surroundings from the front porch. DREAM COME TRUE! – MLS# 544455 All brick 3BR styling - Day Spa and Merle Norman are available on an equal opportunity electric, lawn service, trash and water. $77,000 3BA 2,149 SF home on over 3.5 acres. Zoned for 2007 Chevrolet Silverado Ext Cab Z71 Cosmetics 259-3428. 589 S. 6th Street, basis. To complain of discrimination, 259-7335. 8/12tfc horses/livestock. Bonus/library, large rooms and 4X4 63k miles, 4DR, leather, loaded, key- READY & WAITING! - MLS# 473393 Two acres ready hard wood  ooring throughout. Mother-in-law suite. Macclenny. Please apply in person. call HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777. less remote, alloy wheels, tow pkg, 5.3L Small 2 BR trailer in Cuyler, $435/ to go. Zoned for houses and mobile homes. This $239,000 8/12-8/26p The toll free telephone number for the V8 and more. $19,990 904 422-3633. month. Call 861-7293 or 259-1188. property will not disappoint. $80,000 Looking for an experienced alignment impaired is 1-800-927-9275. 8/19p OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! – MLS# 529124 Large 8/19c SHOWS LIKE A MODEL! - MLS# 539188 This 3BR 3BR 3BA hm situated on 3.5 acres. Large open technician with some mechanic and tire 3 BR, 1 BA block home, new appli- 2008 Pontiac G6 GT Extra clean, V6, PW, Mobile homes. 2 and 3 BR, A/C, service 2BA home is located in Sands Point Subdivision on cul formal living rm, sep. dining rm, kitchen w/breakfast work knowledge. Alignment experience a ances, new carpet, large lot, large shed, de sac. O ers so much! $180,000 PL, keyless remote AM/FM CD, Cold AC, animals only, $500-$575 plus deposit. bar. Two rooms have been painted. Two  replaces. must. Apply at Mixon Tire and Lube, 112 221 Ivy Street. Reduced, $96,000. Pos- Alloy wheels, Hurry. $13,890 904 422- 904-860-4604. 3/17tfc PARADISE FOUND! - MLS# 531346 This 4BR 2BA $211,000 S. 6th. 259-8555. 8/19p sible owner financing. 259-8974. 3633. 8/19c Houses for rent, 2 and 3 bedrooms. 2,452 SF home sits on 1 acre. Located in Settler’s WANTED: NEW OWNERS! – MLS# 541234 Enjoy this 7/22-8/29p Ridge. Formal living rm & dining rm. 1 Year home 2007 Chevy Silverado 2500, Crew Cab 912-843-2093, 777-8880. 8/12-9/2p quiet country neighborhood. Brick front/vinyl siding. 3 acres, high and dry, fish pond, warranty. $219,900 4BR 2BA hm sits on huge .90 acre lot. Large family rm, Z-71, Duramax Diesel, Low Miles, Won’t Gainesville, large 2 BR, 2½ BA condo homes or mobile homes, set-up includ- ST eat in kitchen & more. $199,900 last! 422-3633. 8/19c Business Opportunity close to UF. Washer/dryer included, LOVE AT 1 SIGHT! - MLS# 514241 Beautiful corner ed, owner financing. 912-843-8118. water included in rent, $700/month. lot, former Richmond model. 4BR 2.5 BA, tile  r, lg UP GRADES GALORE! – MLS# 543868 This 4BR 2BA 2008 Chevrolet HHR LT Great Gas mile- 2/22tfc family rm w built in bookcases. Crown molding, 3,108 SF home has plenty of room to roam. Brick age at a Great Price. Full power, AM/FM 904-259-3907, cell 904-521-5792. 2 BR, 1 BA house and singlewide with corain countertops, work desk o kitchen. Covered & house w/in ground pool on 1 acre. Detached brick w/CD, AC, alloy wheels, OnStar and more 8/5-8/26p screened back porch. $232,000 Liquor license, Baker County $45,000 central H/A on 1½ acres, $38,000 OBO. storage building. $279,000 only $13,590 904 422-3633. 8/19c OBO. 727-517-0983. 7/29-8/19p 3 BR, 2 BA triplewide on two acres, 3 BR, 3 BA doublewide with central NOT A SHORT SALE! – MLS# 543382 Beautiful LIVE THE GOOD LIFE! – MLS# 543731 This 3BR 2BA 2006 Dodge Durango SXT V6 gas saver, walk-in closets, dishwasher, washer/ home features gourmet kitchen with double oven & H/A on 3½ acres, pond, front and back dryer hook-up, front and back porches, home was built in 2005. 2798 SF. Upstairs apartment PW, PL, PM, keyless entry, cruise , al- porch, barn $58,000 OBO. Located in small island. Formal living rm & separate din. room. over attached 2 car garage. Additional detached 40 x water and sewage included, $900/ Screened patio and faux wood blinds throughout. loy wheels, AM/FM CD and more. Only Check it out... Georgia bend. Call Rick 904-259-6101. 40 (1600 SF) 3 car garage/workshop with o ce & half $11,695 904 422-3633. 8/19c month plus security deposit. 718-8898. $178,999 bath. Gorgeous property. $240,000 bakercountypress.com 8/19p 8/19p ursday, August 19, 2010 T B C P Page 21 Maxville, 3 BR, 1 BA $575/month; 3 BR, Brand new, 3 BR, 2 BA set up with new 2 BA $650/month; 3 BR, 2 BA doublewide AC, $35,900. Call Jared at 904-259-4663. $850/month, plus deposits. 904-289- [email protected] 8/12-9/2c 7784 or 591-1763. 8/19p Unbelievable, August special, unbeliev- Woods in the preseason 709 Short Putt, 3 BR, 2 BA $850/month, able value, 2254 SF, 5 BR, 3 BA on you $1000 deposit. 53 Macclenny Avenue land for only $19 per day. Call 904-504- West, 1 BR apartment $500/month, $500 3986 for details. 8/12-8/26c Quinn. He looked confident and He took the ball and simply ran deposit. Garlon Webb, Monarch. 408- Like new 32x80, 4 BR, includes set up, was able to hit his check-off re- over the Bengals’ safety who had 9146. 8/19p $49,900. Call Jared at 904-259-4663. ceivers. One of his long passes was come up to stop him. Tebow left [email protected] 8/12-9/2c F L dropped in the first series. him in a heap on the turf. August special, just arrived, hot August ROBERT GERARD The Heisman winner didn’t Vacation Rental special home, 3/2 on your land for only shine but also wasn’t a bust. In $399.16 per month. Call 904-504-3986 Though former Gator Tim Tebow short, it was about what you can for details. 8/12-8/26c struggled a little in his opening NFL expect from a rookie. Sam Bradford 2 permanent camping spots on Santa Fe game, Bear Woods of Macclenny and Colt McCoy showed the same Custom Printing and Suwannee River point, close to boat shone for the Atlanta Falcons. freshman jitters in their opening Tractor/Trailer Tech - Experienced ramps, year round rental, $300/month Woods played most of the second each, includes power. 259-9066. 8/12tfc games. Stationery Tractor/Trailer Technician half at middle linebacker Saturday Tebow has been working a lot for Atlanta, calling the defensive on his throwing motion and in Invoices Experienced Technician Needed Commercial Rental plays and coming up with some most of his passing opportunities for a local trucking company in good tackles. it showed. When he was under Jacksonville, FL Woods also got a lot of face time pressure, however, he dropped his Business Cards Competitive Pay & Benefits Commercial space available, SR 121, from the television cameras. His arm like he did in college and was 900-2700 SF, $10-$12 per square foot. red dreadlocks make him very rec- almost victimized for it when Cincy Envelopes Must have basic systems Call 259-9022. 6/24tfc ognizable, and the cameras would knocked the ball out of his hand. knowledge & your own tools focus on the former Baker High Offi ce space, 500 SF, Macclenny Av- But he showed a good ability to Invitations CCC Transportation, LLC enue, $450 rent, $450 deposit. 259-6546. Wildcat as he read the defensive handle the rush and the speed of 4/15tfc signals. the NFL and he did score. To Gator THE OFFICE MART Call Pattie Saylor Commercial space for lease with offi ce, The commentators discussed fans it was that run on the last play 110 South Fifth St. • 259-3737 lobby and outside display area at Coun- Woods moving from high school of the game that epitomized why 904-764-4516 EOE try Federal Credit Union Glen Branch on quarterback and safety to walk-on Tebow is perhaps the greatest col- US-90 in Glen St. Mary. Contact Brian linebacker in college at Troy State. Yarbrough at 759-5734 for details. 4/29tfc lege football player ever and cer- The more quality playing time he tainly the best of his generation. $ $ WE BUY TIMBER $ $ gets the better chance he’ll have to LOGS AND PULPWOOD • 1 ACRE OR LARGER Mobile Homes make the Falcons’ 53-man roster. The long-awaited debut of NOW AVAILABLE Tebow’s pro career with the Denver 1 and 2 Bedrooms 3 BR singlewide mobile home set up on Broncos began on Sunday night. your land $16,900. Call Jared 904-259- Tebow and the Broncos took on a Baldwin Grove 4663. [email protected] very formidable Cincinnati Bengals 8/12-9/2c team and lost 33-24. APARTMENTS DIAMOND TIMBER, INC. Prestige Home Centers, every model Tebow played much of the sec- 904-266-4070 “FOR A QUALITY CUT” must go. Let’s deal 866-605-7255. ond half and went 8 for 13 for 105 T.T.D. 1-800-955-8771 500 Dollars Handicap Equipped CALL 282-5552 • KENT WILLIAMS 9/10tfc yards and ran for a touchdown. American best, Jacobsen, best built home Rental assistance available to & DeeD He is sitting in the third spot be- Qualified applicants in America being sold at unbelievable dis- hind starter Kyle Orton and Brady this institution is an equal opportunity provider and count. Save $20,000 on this factory dis- is all you need to employer. Macclenny Realty, Inc. play with glamor kitchen fi replace much move into your We have the home for you more. Call 904-504-3986. 8/12-8/26c 2011’s on the way, 2010’s in the way. Six new Manufactured 533 S. 6th St. • macclenny • 259-7709 must go. 2000 SF, 4 bed for $59,900. In- & Modular Home Wayne Combs, Lic. real estate Broker ~ Cell. 338-4528 cludes free Set Up. Call Jared at 904-259- anne Kitching, realtor ~ Cell. 892-8064 4663. [email protected] Gary taylor, realtor ~ Cell. 568-4800 8/12-9/2c Manager mistake, my manager mistake saves you thousands on this 2011 28 x 56 3/2 ordered for customer with wrong color vinyl siding. Need to sell this extra house fast. Only $36,900. Call 904-504- Call 866-605-7255 3986 for details. 8/12-8/26c sol Murray River front cabin. Private,D secluded, very quiet Country home with beautiful pasture land and overlooking the beautiful St. Marys River. and huge pecan shade trees all on 5.50 acres. A must see for a vacation home, close to home $159,000 on 2 acres! $129,900 VaCaNt laND Great location for future Real estate development. 5 acres zoned Bank owned 5 BR double- 1 acre lot with trees. High commercial general or PUD. wide on beautiful one acre & Dry! In Hunter’s Ridge. $235,000 $34,900 corner lot. Huge oak trees excellent corner for busi- and storage, storage, stor- Beautiful 7.33 acre lot with ness. .92 acre located on US age. Price below appraisal at mature oaks and nice pasture. Hwy. 90 zoned commercial $89,900 . Owner financing Seller will divide. $120,000 general. $219,900 may be available. High and dry 7.5 acres for Corner lot in excellent busi- 2 lots in Glen st. Mary you to build your dream home ness location on Hwy. 125 S. has 1980 DW listed as NO on or put a mobile home. in Glen St. Mary. $49,900 VALUE. $45,000 Worth the ride! $64,900 Call Garlon Updated old style house 904-408-9146 3 BR, 2½ Ba 2286 sF house with new wiring and panel built in 1976 with many CoMMeRCial PRE-FORECLOSURE SALE box, tile with 5 rooms upgrades. Beautifully main- GeNeRal 431 Linda St., Macclenny plus bath. Perfect for of- Dr. Garlon Webb tained with some tile. Large Great location for retail fices. Zoned commercial. $119,000 yard with workshop, garage, business 1404 SF build- $119,900 carport, storage building and ing currently used as a car 1182 SF home potting shed. New roof, a/c excellent business location. with 2220 SF lot. No sign on property. Four lots total 1.20 acres with and pump. See to appreciate. Zoned commercial general. work area. $198,000 approx. 320 ft. Hwy. 121 $250,000 frontage. $419,000

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Attention Wildcat Football Fans! 2010 FOOTBALL SEASON TICKETS ON SALE August 9-12 from 7:30 am - 3:30 pm August 16-20 from 7:30 am - 3:30 pm

During this time anyone can sign-up for a drawing for unsold tickets.

PHOTOS BY JUD JOHNSON The drawing will be held at the Above, Falon Lee, at right top the Sulkowski brothers and at right Jeremy Wannamaker during Saturday’s scrimmage. 2010 WILDCAT PEP RALLY August 20 at 7:30 pm at Memorial Stadium Wildcats coming together Ticket bearer must be present and purchase tickets at the pep rally. Tickets will be sold in pairs, minimum two/maxi- Scrimmage preps squad for fi rst game mum four. For the last week the Baker High Wildcat football team has 2010 season will consist basically been living, eating and of 8 HOME games. working together as it moves down the home stretch to the Tickets are Kickoff Classic on August 27 at $72 each West Nassau. The Cats have been attend- ing summer football camp and Coach Ryan Sulkowski and his staff have been doing 2- and 3- ✔ a-day workouts to get them into Backpack shape. “We’ve been building a team,” ✔ said Sulkowski. “That’s what you Pens & Pencils do in camp, it’s all about finding ✔ team chemistry.” Notebook Paper Some of what they’ve been experiencing has been positive ✔ and some has been challenging. Folders But through it all the picture is becoming clearer for Sulkowski. ✔ He has been working to elimi- NEW CAR nate the two platoon system where the very best players are ✔ on both offense and defense. CASH IN That can wear on a player over the course of a long season. YOUR POCKET So far, Sulkowski has elimi- nated all but five players from double platooning. Kendrick Singleton as Coach Sulkowski looks on. “I’ve said all along it’s about having your best 11 players on the drick Sampson and Jeremy Wan- be for the West Nassau game field at all times, and we’re going namaker go head-to-head for the and the start of the season versus to do that even if it means some starting role. Crescent City. But as the season folks have to play both ways,” he “Right now it’s a dead heat at gets closer you can be sure that NO PAYMENTS FOR UP TO 90 DAYS said. “But we’re trying to cut it quarterback,” the coach said. the intensity will ramp up and we down as much as we can.” Wannamaker is better at read- will keep you informed. GET YOUR KIDS TO Sulkowski is encouraged by ing defenses while Sampson has SCHOOL ON TIME AND the turnout and the way the team RATES AS LOW AS the stronger arm. SAFELY WITH THE GREAT SAVINGS UP TO is shaping up. He’s had 101 play- There’s no telling which will Pep rally set ers in camp counting the new suit up as the number-one signal DEALS IN OUR SERVICE $ ninth graders, and enthusiasm caller, and Sulkowski isn’t averse Come join all the Wildcat foot- % DEPARTMENT! for the new season is building. running them in and out depend- ball fans at the community-wide APR 7,000 That doesn’t mean that it ing on the situation. pep rally this Friday, August 20 at FOR hasn’t been rocky at times. After The team scrimmaged on Memorial Stadium. The Wildcats 72MONTHS* a particularly rough practice, the Saturday at Memorial Stadium will play a scrimmage game begin- 0 team saw another side of Ryan and Sulkowski and the coaches ning at 6:00 pm. Come dressed as Great Sulkowski. used the game as an opportunity HHR LT an “Ultimate Wildcat Fan” and you 2008 Chevrolet “We had a “Come to Jesus” to evaluate players and begin to could win $100.00 cash. The winner meeting where they got to know Gas mileage at a Great Price. formulate a starting 11 on offense will be recognized at the first home 2005 Chevrolet Silverado silver/char- exactly what I expect,” he said. , Full power, AM/FM w/CD, AC, and defense. game the following Friday, August Crew Cab Z71 4X4 alloy wheels, OnStar and more After that, the intensity level 2007 Chevy Silverado 2500 There is still a long way to go 27. coal cloth PW, PL, PS,$13,995 cruise, Only $13,590 SXT V6 went up and players started to Crew Cab Z-71, Duramax Diesel, CD, AC, alloy wheels Only 73k move in the direction of their po- 2010 Chevy Equinox LTZ, Low Miles! Won’t last! Extra 2006 Dodge Durango Save thousands! PW, SLT 2001 Pontiac Firebird gas saver, PW, PL, PM, keyless tential. AWD. LT 2007 GMC Yukon miles auto, T-tops, power win- entry, cruise , alloy wheels, AM/ At the moment the offense and 2009 Chevrolet Impala Only $11,695 Papa-ticking clean low miles. Leather, quad dows/locks, cold AC,$5,995 AM/FM CD, FM CD and more. defense are improving at a rela- PL, PS, AC, AM/FM$13,590 CD, Keyless seats, alloys, CD, AC, XM Radio, summer fun only SXT tively even rate, which surprises for Papa Mike remote start. 2LT On-Star, Loaded, Like brand 2007-2009 Chevy Sulkowski to some degree. Usu- new $27,990 LT 2009 Dodge Caravan 2009 Chevrolet Cobalt Stow & Go Edition, PW, PL, , 5 to choose, ally, the defense improves more Tahoes auto, PW, PL, AM/FM CD, tilt, 2009 Chevrolet Malibu Am/FM CD, AC Great vehicle for rapidly than the offense, which cruise, keyless remote, alloy $16,990 2WD, 4WD, LT & LS M������ $9,999 three to choose from. Full pow- the family only Ext requires finer tuned timing and wheels, as low as er, keyless remote, AC, AM/FM/ $18,990 2007 Chevrolet Silverado from more repetitions. XM radio w/CD chrome wheels. 63k miles, 4DR, 2009 Chevrolet Avalanche Cab Z71 4X4 Sulkowski believes the lag C����� LTZ 4x4 low miles, loaded, full as low as $15,995 Low miles, leather, loaded, keyless remote, comes from the new defensive for County Commissioner District 4 power, navigation, DVD, sun- alloy wheels, tow pkg, 5.3L V8 2007 Cadillac CTS $19,990 scheme. roof, alloy wheels,Save one $15,000 owner, PW, PL, PS, AC, Keyless remote, and more. GT Extra “They’ve learned a whole new new car trade. , 2WD Leather interior, AM/FM/XM Trailblazers 2008 Pontiac G6 defensive system over the sum- 2005-2008 Radio, OnStar and more. clean, V6, PW, PL, keyless re- , mer and right now their just BAKER COUNTY LITTLE LEAGUE and 4WD, Four to choose from $18,990 LS mote AM/FM CD,$13,890 Cold AC, Alloy over-thinking a little,” he said. $14,995 wheels, Hurry. as low as Z71 2008 Chevy Uplander$14,777 “That will come with time. They 2008 Chevy Silverado, white, Save carry kids in style, just have to realize that it’s okay FALL BALL SIGNUPS Crew Cab LTZ$28,990 4x4 to make mistakes.” Thousands. He’s quick to point out that they should learn from their mis- Baseball GOOD CREDIT • BAD CREDIT takes and not make them a sec- NO CREDIT • NO PROBLEM! ond time. Sulkowski is pleased with the Softball 273 E. Macclenny Ave. • Macclenny • 259-6117 level of competition at most po- 119 South Sixth St. • Macclenny • 259-5796 sitions. “We let them know on Ages 5 and up Friday that all the positions are Our Service Department saves you time and money! open and you have to earn them,” he said. FINAL DAY- Saturday- August 21 The quarterback position is WE SERVICE MOST ALL MAKES & MODELS! the most hotly contested as Ken- 10 am to 12 pm • Knabb Sports Complex * W.A.C. See salesperson for details.