In The The Wakulla Huddle A weekly look at college football in the Sunshine State See Page 1B See Page 9A news Coastal Cleanup is Sept. 17 Published Weekly, Our 116th Year, 36th Issue Thursday, September 8, 2011 Two Sections Read Daily Serving Wakulla County For More Than A Century 75 Cents County reduces utility tax
By JENNIFER JENSEN the Communications Services Tax enue neutral. Commissioners Alan revenues will be coming in higher would take that portion because [email protected] to 5.22 percent, implement a solid Brock, Randy Merritt and Lynn Artz for this year and anticipate an extra there are two elections next year. waste assessment of $196 and is were not as keen on that idea. A $250,000. The commission agreed Merritt said the county’s pro- After initially deciding to levy also looking at increasing the fi re compromise was hatched and the to include that in the budget, posed budget is at 2005-06 operat- the Public Services Tax at the MSBU to $75 per household. commission decided to impose a which would mean $96,259 would ing levels, meaning it had reduced maximum amount of 10 percent, Stewart brought up the idea 7-percent tax with an exemption still need to be cut. its budget to pre-Pingree. He added the County Commission rescinded at the August meeting to lower included. Artz said if jail bed revenues that the county is dealing with that action and decided to lower the tax after the board voted four “I think this is the best com- end up not being over what was a decrease in revenues, trying to it to 7 percent, with a 500 kilowatt to one, with Commissioner Jerry promise we can hope for,” Stewart projected then the sheriff’s offi ce increase its reserves and not pull exemption included. Moore opposing, to levy the full 10 said, although he added he wasn’t should be held accountable and money from other funds to support “I can’t do this to people,” said percent at the June 21 meeting. entirely happy about it. make up for the defi cit. the general fund. County Commissioner Mike Stew- Stewart originally wanted the Lowering the PST would mean The $96,259 would be spread “The can got kicked down the art. “This is another new tax.” PST to be lowered to 5 percent the budget would decrease by out across all constitutional of- road and it’s in our laps now,” For the next fi scal year, the com- and also lower the millage rate by $346,259. However, the sheriff’s fi ces, except for the supervisor of Merritt said. mission has decided to increase the same amount to make it rev- offi ce has projected that jail bed elections. The commission said it Continued on Page 3A
Promise Land War Eagles defeat Mosley plans to open in season opener, 31-14 a thrift store
PHOTO BY HERB DONALDSON/Special to The News A founding member of The Promise Land Ministries Lighthouse, Billie Davis, along with Pastor Glenn Hamel, are in the process of opening a thrift store in Crawfordville. The store will open on Oct. 1.
By HERB DONALDSON Land was developed and Special to The News a mobile home was moved onto the acquired property. Many in the Wakulla The ministry, the facilities, County area know, or have along with the land area PHOTO BY KEN FIELDS/Special to The News heard of, The Promise Land itself, have been carefully Wakulla’s Willie Thomas breaks free during the game against Mosley High School on Sept. 1. Ministries Lighthouse. The cultivated ever since. In fellowship hall is located 2010 they served close to at 20 Church Road, not far 18,000 meals to hungry from Shell Point. On Oct. 1, individuals and helped to By WILLIAM SNOWDEN is a punishing runner, had 14 car- had a catch that was an 80-yard run Promise Land will launch support almost 4,000 fami- [email protected] ries and gained nearly 120 yards in for a touchdown. its latest outreach endeavor: lies in their time of need. the game. Deonte Hutchinson scored on a a thrift store in the heart of A great deal of prayer The War Eagles kicked off their “We got off to kind of a sluggish fi ve-yard run. Crawfordville. and community support season with a big win on the road start in the fi rst half,” Head Coach In the third quarter, Thomas The original efforts of have gone into getting against Mosley High School, 31-14, Scott Klees said. A fumbled punt busted off a long run and the War the ministry – which de- the new thrift store (3299 on Thursday, Sept. 1 at Tommy Oli- return gave the Dolphins good Eagles scored to go up 19-7. They fi nes itself as non-denomi- Crawfordville Highway) ver Stadium in Panama City. fi eld position and they were able went for a two-point conversion but national – began in 1991 location in position for Marshane Godbolt had three to score. it was caught out-of-bounds. when the Spring Creek the grand opening, and it touchdowns in the game. He was The War Eagles did lead at the Later in the quarter, the War Community Church real- seems the efforts of the few able to fi nd creases in the Dolphin end of the half, 13-7. Eagles got a fi eld goal to go up ized the growing need for a are quickly bearing fruit. defense and then outrun them to Godbolt had four rushes for 65 22-7. homeless shelter to be built the goal line. yards, and two rushing touchdowns in Wakulla County. Continued on Page 2A Running back Will Thomas, who -- including one 60-yard run. He also Continued on Page 12A
Inside Jackie Fulford is Wakulla’s new circuit judge
This Week By WILLIAM SNOWDEN When she was fi rst appointed [email protected] to the bench, two years ago in July, Public Notices ...... Page 3A she was given a post over civil cases Circuit Judge Jackie Fulford isn’t in Leon County. There was such a Comment & Opinion ....Page 4A new to Wakulla County. backlog of cases, Fulford said, and Church...... Page 5A She was chief prosecutor in the moving things forward hampered School...... Page 6A county for several years. by trying to set hearings in which With the retirement of Circuit attorneys often had scheduling Outdoors ...... Page 7A Judge N. Sanders Sauls at the end of confl icts. Sports ...... Page 8A August, Chief Judge Charles Francis She decided to offer early morn- In The Huddle ...... Page 9A gave Judge Fulford the assignment ing hearings, noting that it was less to cover Wakulla County. likely for a scheduling confl ict at Water Ways...... Page 10A Sauls had been assigned Wakulla 7:30 a.m. Sheriff’s Report ...... Page 11A for the last 13 years and stepped She quickly cleared the backlog Green Scene ...... Page 1B down after reaching the mandatory and got her cases better managed. retirement age of 70. Fulford also reasoned that it’s Week in Wakulla ...... Page 2B Fulford is already making some important for the public to have Classifi eds ...... Page 7B changes – including allowing mem- access to the courts. Since Leon Legal Notices ...... Page 8B bers of the jury to submit questions County is home to the state capitol, during trials, something that has there are frequently constitutional been done for the past year or so challenge cases that take a priority in Leon County trials after a state over other types of cases. Supreme Court decision. WILLIAM SNOWDEN But, Fulford says she realizes that Perhaps one of the biggest Wakulla Circuit Judge Jackie Fulford in her judicial chambers. when people have a pending court changes is that Fulford, who de- case, it’s often the most important scribes herself as a morning person, ing set at 6 a.m. in the courthouse, by lunchtime. thing in their lives – and she didn’t starts court early. and had another major hearing and “I think people will get used to think it fair to bump those cases for For her fi rst full day in Wakulla selected juries for three felony trials it,” Judge Fulford says of the early the high-profi le cases. on Monday, Aug. 26, she had a hear- to be held later in the week. All that start. Continued on Page 3A Page 2A – THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 www.thewakullanews.com Promise Land plans to open a thrift store
Continued from Page 1 lend a hand for an hour or so At the time, Hamel was cramps. Unable to go back to sitting in Wakulla churches The thrift store will offer a before going about the rest of working on a number of com- sleep, a different conversation every Sunday who never tell range of items, from clothes Upon my arrival at the their day. munity projects based primar- with God begins to develop - you the truth about their and handmade jewelry, to fur- thrift store location, I was The deliveryman, Terrence ily in Tallahassee. “I said, ‘Lord, it’s not good situation, so it’s hard to know niture and kitchen appliances. greeted by a huge truck. Their Jones, is also from Leon Coun- We had a food bank there enough – I’ve got to eat. I need how many there are without a The goal, of course, is to reach latest food delivery had just ty. He fi nds the work that he in our house,” says Hamel. to know if you want me to go home or food in the area.” out to those in need – or those come in and the unloading does – delivery of food to “We had a clothing closet to Promise Land or not,” he Those who participate in who just love a great bargain was in full swing. Fruit, those who serve the needy – also for people who needed says. “If I go, I’ve got to give the program are men who- – by offering quality goods at vegetables, meats, frozen and to be nourishing for not only a change from their dirty or up my full-time job cause it’s have hit a few bumps along much discounted prices. The canned goods covered the the body, but the spirit of the the road of life, or who cur- store looks to partner with entire front porch area of the people at large. He delivers to rently find themselves on other churches (or businesses) building. It was enough to over 10 surrounding counties the verge of a similar setback. to build a gift-certifi cate pro- stock a small grocery store. in one day. He usually travels These include the homeless, gram. This means the church In the center of it all was close to 120 miles, with Port those with issues stemming (or agency) can purchase gift an agile and determined little St. Joe being one of the more from substance abuse and a certifi cates to keep on-hand at woman, pulling down the far-reaching stops. few of the formerly incarcerat- their location. heavy boxes stacked along My next question to Davis ed seeking a positive entrance The hours of operation are the truck’s tailgate by the was how has this type of work back into the general society. still unanswered at this point. deliveryman. had changed her. Promise Land’s in-house They are currently seeking Her name is Billie Davis, “I feel like I’m doing some- rehabilitation program offers volunteers to offer an hour from Wakulla, who – along thing worthy with my time,” a 32-week regimen, complete or two of their time. Students with her husband Bruce – she says. “I come out here with 12-step programs to over- from the high school seeking were among the founding and volunteer, and now that come addiction, and lessons credit/community service members of Promise Land. Glenn’s taken over I’m still in discipleship that may usher hours, or seniors looking to She currently serves on the behind him and I show it by a few disquieted souls toward help a community project get Board of Trustees and is the coming out to help and do a more personal – deeper on its feet. Secretary. Given her focus all I can.” – walk with the lord. Many Oct. 1 is the grand open- and energy, she obviously ‘Glenn’, is Glenn Hamel. A graduates of the program ing of the thrift store and was well acquainted with married father of seven who have stayed on to help the Partner Appreciation Day for hard work. – at fi rst sight – looks more ministry that helped them. Promise Land. Partner Ap- After we exchanged a few like the man who was sent This includes offering support preciation day has been an pleasantries, I found myself to build the church, rather through conversation and ongoing event for almost 4 on the back of the truck than run it. With his jeans, mentorship to new recruits years where those who have unloading boxes with the T-shirt, and pullover cap, one of the program. contributed to the ministry delivery team. becomes aware that he’s here Promise Land’s secondary through donations, or having With the truck finally to roll up his sleeves and get programs, such as the food- been recipients of the lawn cleared, I wanted to know down to business. Named bank, serve the larger public. care or maintenance services, from Davis why she felt an after both of his grandfathers Every fi rst Wednesday of the are the honored guests of the organization like Promise – one who was a pastor in Glenn Hamel, pastor of Promise Land, says the goal month from 1 to 3 p.m., the day. Food, music, activities Land was so important: Wakulla, the other in Starke, of the thrift store is to reach out to those in need. food bank is open. Appoint- for the kids and more are ex- “I feel it serves the com- Fla. – this particular type They are currently looking for volunteers to help ments are not necessary to pected and the entire county munity greatly,” she says. “A of service having become with their latest ministry. receive food that is given on is asked to come out. lot of people down here are Hamel’s life work is no real a fi rst come/fi rst serve basis. The success stories of in need, so we give out this surprise. Thursday food shipments Promise Land Ministries are food to help them. We have In 2001, Davis and her worn-out clothes. We even a full-time ministry. I’ve got to began recently with a plan to more like quiet victories, the ministry and we also pre- husband, Bruce, were ready took in pregnant teens with move out of here – and go live partner with other organiza- hard won lessons played out pare three meals a day for the to retire from the larger role no place to go.” there – get things established. tions in surrounding counties behind the scenes with very guys that are involved with of Promise Land. After much This was all being done I’ve got four kids. If I take the to better target and distribute little fanfare. Like the young the lawn service that helps prayer and thought, they felt as a part of the W.A.T.C.H position, I’ve got to sacrifi ce items to places that have been man who drove to the fel- those who can truly benefi t the lord was leading them program (Wakulla Area Teens my time with them. I need overlooked or underserved. lowship hall and left a photo from it.” to ask Hamel to become the and Children’s Home), of for You to tell me what You The third ministry of Prom- of himself, his wife and their Davis’ friend, Pat Ogletree, leading pastor of the organi- which Hamel was the resident want me to do.’ So I went to ise Land is most widely used new child with an inscrip- was also there. She comes zation. ‘house father’. my Bible, and the fi rst thing I and well known. The Lawn tion on the back that read, in once a week from Leon Before this, Hamel admits, “I was doing all of that saw was: ‘Was not Abraham Care and Handyman Service is “Thank you Promise Land. County to help sort the food he and ‘Miss Billie’, as he while working as manager considered righteous when donation-based and services You changed my life.” along with other odd duties calls her, were only acquain- of a restaurant in Tallahassee he offered Isaac as a sacrifi ce commercial and residential Or the man who went to that need attending. tances. full-time. I got my community unto the Lord?’ ” properties alike. The lawn jail because of his struggles From the time of my arrival When he was approached work in wherever I could. The “After that, all I could say care service provides mowing, with addiction, who would to the time I left, people from about the chance to lead only thing I was looking for was ‘Alright, Lord – I got it.’ I tree trimming, leaf blowing, later go on to receive a degree the community drifted in and Promise Land, he says “I told was to serve God.” closed my Bible, called Miss hedging and more, while the in psychology and now works out to drop off a donation, her, well, God hasn’t told me He talks about being awak- Billie and brother Bruce and maintenance arm of the ser- as a counselor for those who or offer well wishes for the anything yet, so I’ve really got ened one morning at around told them I’d take the offer to vice offers pressure washing, are living the life he once new thrift store well, or to to pray about that.” 3 a.m. with excruciating leg come onboard with Promise minor construction repairs, led. Land and see what I could basic home maintenance and “We are a Christian organi- do with it. I’ve been here ever a few other options. zation and believe that Jesus since.” The donations from these has the power to change Promise Land Ministries services help to fund the lives,” says Hamel. “But we Lighthouse is, for the most other ministries. It is also don’t limit that to who we
part, a men’s facility. One of therapeutic, allowing program serve. We’re here to love
their short-term goals is to participants to give back to whoever. Whatever their be- a build a women’s location as the community by offering liefs are. We’re here to show well, but for now, they refer their talents. them respect, and help them -1#7b1 women and children to simi- Their latest ministry is the fi nd out who they can be in . lar organizations throughout thrift store. After numerous Christ.” "-!)1'"#! $# the county. yard sales, the door of oppor- To learn more, call 926- “There’s a lot of shame and tunity seems to have opened 3281, visit the website at embarrassment that comes on this location, which has www.promiselandministries. Enjoy Outdoor Seating with the word homeless,” been a dream of Promise org or email stepoutofthedar- Overlooking says Hamel. “There are people Land’s for some time. [email protected].
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Edwards, a new planning new circuit judge He added that none of the governor. He then could The commission said it director and new parks and them want to raise taxes and make the commission fund would discuss that possible recreation director. Continued from Page 1A much Fulford was enjoy- everyone hates paying taxes, the constitutional offi cer’s exemption at a later date. She said she would rather ing criminal court. himself included. budgets and the commission All commissioners were have a planning director Thus, another reason to “I do enjoy it,” she “But we’ve got to run this would be stuck with coming in agreement that the PST than two planning techni- hold early morning court. says. county,” Merritt said. up with the difference. was a more fair tax than ad cians and suggested cutting At the same time, Ful- While she was a pros- Stewart said the county “So forgive me if we’re a valorem and hoped to be those two positions and hir- ford does recognize that ecutor for 11 years before commission is back to 05-06 little gun shy,” Artz said. able to cut the millage rate. ing a director. Another idea people have early morning spending levels, but it still The commission also dis- “This is a tax you can was a 10-percent pay cut for confl icts. needed to shrink the size of cussed possibly including an do something to reduce,” all commissioners and con- “I’m a single mom,” she government. He added that exemption from the tax for Artz said. “It is within their stitutional offi cers. ‘I treat everybody the says. “And I understand the county commission has industrial companies, such power to lower utility use Artz said she thinks the there are some people who same,’ Judge Jackie cut, but said it has to happen as St. Marks Powder. and reduce this tax.” commission can lower the can’t make it” for early Fulford says across the board. John Nichols with St. Moore agreed and said millage to 8.5 and is hoping morning court. “It’s got to go beyond our Marks Powder said the tax this tax would be spread they can go to 8.25. At the time she was doors,” Stewart said. would amount to $400,000 out to people who aren’t Each commissioner appointed to the bench, being appointed a judge, Artz said she believed for the company and would currently paying taxes. agreed to come back at the Fulford had risen to the Fulford says she was proud the sheriff’s offi ce could cut mean laying off employees. Artz had several sugges- next meeting with ways to rank of chief assistant of the number of defense it’s budget more and she Moore said if he was go- tions for saving the county save the county more money, prosecutor under State At- attorneys who submitted wished it would be more ag- ing to open a business in money and making up for so the millage rate could be torney Willie Meggs. As a letters of recommendation gressive with cuts. However, Wakulla County and would the decrease in revenues lowered. judge, she faced a confl ict on her behalf. she pointed out that if the have to pay this tax, he gained from the PST. because, as she puts it, her She says she felt it was commission tells the consti- would look elsewhere. She suggested the county hands had touched most an acknowledgement that tutional offi cers to cut their “Because we can’t balance delay the hiring of incoming of the case fi les coming she was fair. through the offi ce. “I recognize that not ev- It meant she couldn’t ery person needs to go to WEEKLY ROUNDUP: (Recap and analysis of the week in state government) preside over criminal cas- prison, and not every crime es. needs to be prosecuted the In August, Judge Sauls way law enforcement fi les gave her the nod to pre- the charges,” she says. Republican Party leader steps down side over felony court day “I treat everybody the – and it was obvious how same,” she says. By MICHAEL PELTIER foremost in the minds of another recessionary slip. school year to $45,723 in the THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA consumers and political can- One indication is that state 2010-2011 school year, a de- didates this week as the revenue collections have been cline of about 2.5 percent. THE CAPITAL, September nation’s sputtering recovery higher than expected. Lawmakers say their goal 2.....With Labor Day beckon- prompted responses from the for next year is to keep fund- ing, things were quiet around campaign trail to the kitchen THE RIVER OF GAS? ing for education stable, rather the capital this week with the table. Mounting fear over Republican presidential than having to cut as deeply exception of college students the nation’s economic health hopeful Michele Bachmann as this year, when lawmak- PUBLIC NOTICES returning. dragged down consumer con- started it off by arguing that ers approved a budget that For our readers’ convenience, The Wakulla News will provide this Public Notice Section in our A-section for all Despite the unoffi cial end fi dence in Florida, which in oil drilling and Everglades slashed school funding by Public Notices not published in the Legal Notice section of the newspaper. of summer, an abbreviated list August fell to the near record water could mix, an assertion 8 percent on a per-student of things to do occupied state low posted at the bottom of that drew immediate fi re from basis. and party offi cials as August the housing bust, a University a number of people in Florida, summer vacations gave way to of Florida report indicated including fellow tea party BITNER STEPS DOWN: September tailgate parties. Tuesday. favorite, Republican U.S. Rep. Republican Party of Florida The Republican Party of Consumer confidence Allen West. Chairman David Bitner said Florida will be led by another among Floridians fell to 62 on Meanwhile, Sen. Arthenia Wednesday he would re- as its chairman, David Bitner, the UF index in August, a con- Joyner, D-Tampa, resurrected sign because of his declining announced his coming retire- fi dence level only three points a proposed ban on oil drill- health, a move that sends the ment this week for health higher than the record-low 59 ing in the eastern Gulf of party looking for its fourth ere reasons. Meanwhile, one of set in June 2008, according to Mexico by fi ling a proposed leader in less than two years. ged his predecessors, the ousted data compiled monthly by the constitutional amendment Bitner announced earlier this NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING gan Jim Greer, talked publicly school’s Bureau of Economic to end such exploration and year that he has ALS, or Lou The Wakulla County Code Enforcement Board will hold a for the fi rst time in a while and Business Research. production. Gehrig’s Disease. Public Hearing on September 14, 2011, at 5:30pm this week, pointing fi ngers Respondents over 60 years Bachmann made the com- Bitner, a former lawmaker, in the Commission Chambers, 29 Arran Rd., Crawfordville, FL 32327. ent at members of the party who old were most dramatically ments during a campaign will step aside Sept. 23, fol- Interested parties are invited to attend and participate. cev- forced him out. more gloomy. Their faith in swing, leading a list of Repub- lowing the party’s Presidency Any handicapped, visually or hearing impaired person or any non-English speaking person needing special assistance should contact the ter- Consumers remain edgy the U.S. economy over the lican hopefuls including Her- 5 event. Vice Chairman Lenny Wakulla County Board of County Commissioners’ Office ord, over their economic security, next five years fell by 16 man Cain and Mitt Romney Curry, who also heads the at (850) 926-0919 or TDD (850) 926-1201. re- according to a University of points. But the survey also who also visited the critical Duval County GOP, is Bitner’s If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the board, agency, or commission with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, he end Florida poll that says Florid- found younger respondents swing state during the week. heir apparent after receiving or she will need a record of the proceedings, and that, for such purpose, he or she way ians remain skeptical and cau- more pessimistic about the his former boss’s blessing. may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be ake tious as the state’s economy country’s long-term economic TEACHER PAY PROMPTS based. SEPTEMBER 8, 2011 an’t sputters back to life. health and more likely in EXODUS: POLITICAL BOUNDARY see. Much of the week was August to hold off on major A News Service of Florida TOUR MAY INCLUDE met spent laying the groundwork purchases. analysis of salaries published ENCORE: City of Sopchoppy her for future endeavors. A hand- Such caution appears to this week found that on av- While party leaders re- hat ful of would-be presidential have been shared by others. erage, school districts have group, legislative efforts to get On September 12, 2011 at 6:30 pm, the City hat contenders toured the state. U.S. unemployment in August raised the minimum pay for public buy-in on new political Commission will consider the adoption of a res- map Meanwhile, a slew of in- held steady at 9.1 percent, but a teacher by 1 percent over boundaries may not be fi n- olution establishing an exclusive franchise for he terim reports were released an anticipated increase in the the last four years, according ished despite the conclusion solid waste collection and hauling with Waste his on Thursday and legislative workforce did not materialize, to newly released data by the this week of a statewide tour Pro. If adopted, the resolution will establish are leaders concluded a statewide the U.S. Department of Labor Florida Department of Edu- of committee meetings. Waste Pro as the only contractor authorized ext tour to get input on redraw- reported Friday. cation. And fewer than half Republican leaders ap- to pick up and haul solid waste within the City the ing political boundaries, but State economists, however, of all school districts haven’t pear to be acknowledging limits. All interested parties are encouraged hinted that future meetings ier, say they are not ready to cede given raises at all, with most the criticism that voters are to attend the meeting and express their con- uire may be in order after voters the notion that the nation is districts keeping salaries fl at being asked to comment on actually have something to heading into the second of over the last four years. new congressional and state cerns or support for the exclusive franchise. look at. a double dip recession. De- In the last four years, legislative boundaries before A copy of the proposal may be obtained and Mi- spite some negative fi gures, the average pay of a Florida any proposed maps have even persons wishing to comment may do so in ves ECONOMIC NEWS economists say the chances teacher has decreased $1,199, been drawn up. person at the public hearing or by writing to ing Economic news remained of growth remain higher than from $46,922 in the 2007-2008 the City of Sopchoppy, P.O. Box 1219, Sop- ida choppy, Florida 32358.
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Both meetings will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will be held at City Hall, 105 Municipal an … copy of a C d receive f 4HE 7AKULLA .EWS om py o Avenue, Sopchoppy, Florida. The special (free with any full Breakfast Order) plimentary Co called meeting on September 19 will be held only for the purpose of adopting the Hungry Man Breakfast $529 4HE 7AKULLA .EWS budget. 49 while quantities last. Breakfast Platter $2 A copy of the Budget may be viewed at City 99 Try One of Our Hall from 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday thru $1 Breakfast Special Thursday and from 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Friday. Kids Eat AUCE Home Made Parfaits Free 984-2933 Chicken Tues. If special assistance is needed to attend this meeting, on Wed. & Thurs. 926-3500 • Fax orders 926-3501 please call the Clerk’s office at 962-4611 at least 24 hours in advance of the meeting. 1305 Coastal Hwy. 98, Panacea 2500 Crawfordville Hwy., Crawfordville SEPTEMBER 8, 15, 2011 Page 4A – THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 www.thewakullanews.com Comment & Opinion readers speak out Football has started and all Can’t get something for nothing Editor, The News: department will be there word. My guess is that he if my house is burning enjoys his Social Security is right with the world I have been following down. check and Medicare cov- the news on the proposed For that matter, I sup- erage, which is about as ball. beginning of the year and fee increases by our county ported the extra taxes for socialistic as one can get. The start of college foot- we’ll see how it all plays commission and have read the Wakulla County school (I look forward to mine, by ball was long overdue, with out. the various responses in system. My children re- the way.) fans getting a small taste Florida State is in its sec- The Wakulla News. ceived an excellent educa- At any rate, call me old of their teams in the spring ond season with Jimbo Fish- For starters, I admit that tion in Wakulla schools. I fashioned, but I think you with spring games, but then er at the helm and people are I hate to pay taxes, espe- could say that my kids are get what you pay for. having to wait five more expecting big things. They cially extra taxes. no longer in the school Is this the right mixture months until the season are currently ranked No. 6. Unfortunately, we are system and to hell with of property taxes and fees? would start. FSU took on Louisiana-Mon- dealing with diffi cult eco- everyone else. Instead, I Probably not, but that is On Friday, Sept. 2, I was roe and beat them 34-0. nomic times, and this puts choose to support future what debate is all about. decked out in my orange and The team will really be the squeeze on everyone. students as others chose For those opposed to blue, ready to cheer on my tested when they play cur- But this economic condi- to support mine. these thoughts, I would Gators on Saturday. I wore rently ranked No. 1, Oklaho- tion has also made it even As for the proposed ask: what is your plan to By JENNIFER JENSEN my colors proud. ma State, the third week in more diffi cult for govern- garbage assessment, I com- make sure that a deputy [email protected] And although my heart September. I know Tallahas- ment to come up with mend the commissioners or the fire department lies in Gainesville at the see will get crazy whichever the necessary resources who supported this. I don’t will show up when most As the leaves start to University of Florida, my way it goes. to provide the services like the dump-it-in-the needed? These things change and the air gets place of residence lies in Florida started its first we purport to want. Like woods mentality, and this don’t materialize out of colder, we know fall and it’s Tallahassee. season with new coach Will it or not, you simply can’t change will prove to be thin air. perfect complement, foot- So, my husband, who hap- Muschamp on Saturday, as get something for noth- very popular when most Criticizing is easy; work- ball, is upon us. pens to be an Auburn Tigers they took on Florida Atlan- ing. I prefer something to people fi gure it out. able solutions are much Although, for Florida, that fan, and I made our way to a tic and came out victorious, nothing. One recent writer to harder. doesn’t really describe our Florida State tailgate to join 41-3. I like the idea that a The Wakulla News equated fall. Our fall is more like an the diehard FSU fans we call I’m excited to see what deputy will show up if this garbage proposal to David Murrell extension of summer and our friends. Yes, even during Muschamp will bring to I need help or the fire the dreaded Socialism Crawfordville we dread the possibility of football season, although the table this season. I saw a noon game in the begin- not so sure on that last game some improvement in Quar- ning of the season with in November. That has yet to terback John Brantley in the the weather still 90 degrees be determined. fi rst game. There were some and up. We had fun, like we al- positives, but there were Roads in Wakulla Gardens are an issue But in spite of the still hot ways do. In the South, col- also interceptions. And if he weather, once the season lege football reigns supreme is throwing interceptions Editor, The News: we had recently), so you can experience starts approaching, people and it’s always nice to par- against Florida Atlantic, that fi rsthand what it’s like to stand in the began to count down the take in it, even if it isn’t your makes me a tad nervous I am forwarding an email to you that front yard when cars driving by are creat- days until football starts team. Standing outside with about how he will react at I am sending to the County Commission ing huge dust clouds. and it seems the majority of a cold drink, burgers on the future games. The team will offi ce today. I wasn’t sure if this was Listen, not only is this a health issue conversations center around grill, game on TV, laugh- receive its fi rst test against something that you want to help tackle from breathing in this severe dust, but the upcoming season and ing and trash talking with Tennessee on Sept. 17. Any by publishing, but it’s a serious issue to it’s also a quality of life issue as well. predictions of how each friends. Ahhh, football. How game against an SEC oppo- the residents of Wakulla Gardens. I cannot go outside without having to team will do. I have missed you. nent is a challenge and I just breathe in huge amounts of this dust The college football sea- That day, like most days hope we come out on top. Letter to Commissioners: when a car drives by; I cannot open the son began on Sept. 1 and the during the season, we di- Whatever happens this Good Afternoon. windows to my home because if I do, regular season for the NFL vided up our time tailgating, season, I’m ready for it. I was forwarding your email response everything is covered in dust; and I can’t will begin tonight, Sept. 8. watching Auburn vs. Utah Here’s hoping for a happy back to you because I have not heard any- keep my car clean because its constantly I love the NFL and get State and then Florida vs. football season. thing on this issue. I would have thought covered in dust. my heart broken every year Florida Atlantic. Obviously that after more than fi ve months, I would Keep in mind that I am not the only by my beloved Dolphins, as both gimme games, but still have gotten some type of response. one complaining about this issue. You well as my No. 2 Jaguars. a chance to see our teams As with Mike Stewart’s, I was as- have many residents of Wakulla Gardens However, to me, there is in action. Jennifer Jensen is a report- sured my email would be forwarded and upset, however it seems as though I’m the nothing like college foot- Everyone always has high er for The Wakulla News. I would hear something in return after only one sending emails. I feel as though hopes for their team at the your departments had a chance to review one step to helping solve this problem the situation. is for the commission to hold a special The initial idea of putting limestone hearing on this subject (for starters) so gravel down as a roadbed was a good there you can hear from each person how I’ve been thinking... idea, however, I don’t think that people it affects them. thought the matter through completely As commissioners I would think prior to implementation, and here is why: that you would want to hear from your About sneakers Limestone on a road that isn’t heavily constituents on how they feel since you traveled will not breakdown as fast there- were elected by them. What I do not rectangular box. New shoe white or black back then, fore the dust is minimal. want it a one line response to this email smell wafted out. They were too. A band of white rubber On the other hand, limestone that from your Blackberry (i.e.; Jerry Moore’s perfect right now and would circled the lower portion of has been applied on a road that has 40- response dated March 26 to my initial never be so white again. the shoe. In the center back, 50 homes and traffi c throughout the day email) telling me that “At almost every I took them out of the a green tag was embossed will breakdown extremely fast (which is county meeting we discuss how we box, and laced them up. I with the name: P F Flyer. what it has done). can best improve Wakulla Gardens.” To ran and hopped and came They were the real thing. To be honest, you could have applied me, if you cannot take the time and ef- to a whiz-bang short stop, Sneakers went the way recycled asphalt as a road base instead fort to send an appropriate response to admiring my newborn run- of dungarees. Dungarees of this gravel surface and probably would something that I deem important, then ning and jumping abilities are now blue jeans or jeans. have saved money. There is a lot of this I would rather you not send a response and the shoes’ pristine white Sneakers turned into athletic stuff around because after it’s milled from at all. It also makes me question why I newness. “Mama!” I’d ex- shoes, jogging shoes and an existing road, the contractors usually voted for someone who obviously doesn’t claim. “Watch this!” and I’d tennis shoes. Nobody wears dump it in huge piles on their property. feel that one of his constituent’s issues skid around the patio. sneakers anymore. By MARJ LAW Since having originally sent my email is important enough to respond to with “Unh-huh,” she’d reply Somewhere along the dated March 26, things with these roads something more. absently while doing some- way, the magic went, too. When I was young, P F have not gotten any better. During the I do appreciate the initial responses thing else. But I didn’t care But when you’re ten years very dry weeks, the dust is a huge is- that I received from Alan, Lynn, and Mike, Flyers could make you run if she was really listening. old and you’re wearing new faster and jump higher than sue. however, I think the follow-up was lost I was breaking in my new P F Flyers, anything can Now, I’ve done some research and it somewhere along the way and I wanted any other brand of shoe. shoes and they had magical happen. That’s what their ads said doesn’t appear that anyone listed as a to bring it up again. abilities. commissioner in Wakulla County lives on I look forward to hearing from every- and I knew it was true. Back then, sneakers sport- Athletic shoes were sneak- a limestone gravel road (Wakulla County one on this issue. ed thin fl at manila-colored Marj Law is the retired Property Appraiser), therefore you cannot ers back then. We called soles. A little bit of tread was director of Keep Wakulla them our “sneaks”. understand my problem, or the problems Sincerely, stamped into them. There County Beautiful and an oc- of all of my neighbors. New shoes were very spe- were no inch-deep, air or casional columnist for The cial. I looked at them in their I’m inviting each of you to my home Michael Mckenzie gel soles. Wakulla News. (after the roads dry from the rain that Crawfordville nest of tissue paper in the Most of the sneakers were Find Please help Wakulla Pregnancy Center us on Editor, The News: working). We also need baby supplies like lotion, wash, powder, wipes and WIN RD NI L NEW Wakulla Pregnancy Center has been diapers. A N NA SPA W G IO P Most popular A T NATIONAL E able to effectively run for nearly 4 If you can buy at least one of these A R N Blue Ribbon stories online: years now with the help of a giving items when you go to the store and get NEWSPAPER community. it to us, it will be greatly appreciated FOU N We are fi nding ourselves running and will get used. NDATIO • War Eagles beat Leon, N short on some much needed supplies E R WSPAPE MEMBER Lincoln at football jam- and again ask for help from our com- Thank you for your giving hearts, boree munity. The Wakulla News The center is in need of a vacuum, Angie Holshouser The Wakulla News (USPS 664-640) is published weekly at • Elizabeth L. ‘Betty’ and it doesn’t have to be new (just Wakulla Pregnancy Center 3119-A Crawfordville Hwy., Crawfordville, FL 32327. Strickland obituary Periodicals postage paid at P.O. Box 307, Crawfordville, FL 32326-0307. Phone: (850) 926-7102. • Ray Gray is fired by Food drive underway at chamber POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: The Wakulla News, county P.O. Box 307, Crawfordville, FL 32326-0307. Editor, The News: pastes and toothbrushes, hair brushes General Manager: Tammie Barfi eld ...... tbarfi [email protected] • Week in Wakulla: and diapers. The Wakulla Chamber of Commerce is The chamber will deliver the donations Editor: William Snowden ...... [email protected] Aug. 18-25 partnering with America’s Second Harvest to America’s Second Harvest of the Big Staff Writer/Reporter: Jennifer Jensen ...... [email protected] of the Big Bend to bring Wakulla residents Bend. The donations will then be sorted • Week in Wakulla: donated groceries through a food drive. and distributed to partners in Wakulla Advertising/Photographer: Lynda Kinsey ...... [email protected] Aug. 25-Sept. 1 The drive aims to collect 300 pounds of County, putting food on the tables of Classifi eds/Legals: Denise Folh ...... classifi [email protected] non-perishable goods by September 30. countless families. Bookkeeping/Circulation: Sherry Balchuck ...... [email protected] Donors can drop off non-perishable One local partner making an impact on • Julie Moran Petros items in bins at the chamber offi ce, lo- the food drive is St. Mark’s Powder. The Production Coordinator/IT: Eric Stanton ...... [email protected] obituary cated at 23 High Drive in Crawfordville. Crawfordville manufacturer is accepting Common donations include high-quality, donations through a generous company- Publisher Emeritus: William M. Phillips Family (1976-2006) • Solid waste assess- nutritious food such as canned meats, pea- wide campaign. All subscriptions to The Wakulla News become due and payable one ment moving forward nut butter, canned vegetables and fruits, For more information about ending year from the time the subscription is purchased. canned soups, rice, pasta and whole grain hunger, donating to food drives and ways In County - $31/yr. - $17.50/6 mo. Out of County - $42/yr. - $24/6 mo. cereal. Non-food items are also accepted, you can help make an impact, visit www. Out of State - $44/yr. - $26/6 mo. thewakullanews.com including new deodorants, soaps, tooth- fi ghtinghunger.org./. www.thewakullanews.com THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 – Page 5A Church religious views and events Obituaries Church briefs aunt, grandmother and great-grand- fi sherman and deeply loved all of his mother who loved spending time family. He was of the Baptist faith. Eloise J. Harvey with her family. She was surrounded The family received friends from Sopchoppy Southern Perry M. Presnell by family members who held her 1 to 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 6, at Phyllis M. White hands and shared special memories Abbey Funeral Home, followed by Baptist holds AWANA event together the last several days of her the funeral at 2 p.m. Interment im- life. mediately followed after the service Sopchoppy Southern Bap- get wet with your swimsuit She is survived by her daughter at Tallahassee Memory Gardens. tist Church would like to and towel. Eloise J. Harvey and son-in-law, Peggy and Doug He is survived by his son, Frank invite you and your family to There will be food, water Hammons, Tallahassee, with whom Presnell (Linda); daughters, Shirley come out to the annual kick- games, and lots of fun. There she lived for the past two years; her Carter (Myers) and Debbie Presnell off for our AWANA club. will be a short parent orien- son, Paul Harvey, Crawfordville; twin (friend, Andy Mosley); grandchil- It will be Sunday, Sept. 11, tation as well. sister, Louise Johnson, Tallahassee; dren, Kenny Carter, Tammy Peltier, from 5 to 7 p.m. If you have any questions, brothers, Alvin Vickers, Winter Park, Kathy Gray, Robby, Christopher and Please come prepared to please call 962-7822. and Robert Vickers (Evelyn), Cypress; Michael Presnell, Jodie Campbell and daughters-in-law, Denise Guidry and Jarrod Kirkley; and nine great-grand- Pat Harvey, Crawfordville; sister-in- children. Worship service on 9-11 to law, Montine Durrance of DeQuincy, He was preceded in death by his LA; grandchildren, Brenda Mueller parents; seven brothers; three sisters; be held at Pioneer Baptist (Joe), Tallahassee, Susan Barrinew and his wife, Pearl. (Stacy), Tallahassee, Cindy Ham- In lieu of fl owers, donations may Pioneer Baptist Church home to worship with us as mons King, Tallahassee, Chris Har- be made to Big Bend Hospice. will have a special 9-11 Wor- we remember the tragedy vey (Leigh Ann), Clarksville, Tenn., Online condolences may be made ship Service on Sunday, Sept. of 9-11. Hollie Harvey, Ashville, N.C., Charlie at www.abbeyfh.com. 11 at 10:30 a.m. Pioneer Baptist Church Harvey, Crawfordville, Donna Boggs Free childcare will be is located four miles east of (Danny), Clarksville, Tenn., Brad Har- available. Crawfordville, just north of Eloise J. Harvey, 89, a lifelong resi- vey (Katherine), Tallahassee, and Joey Phyllis M. White The worship service the Spring Creek Road and dent of Crawfordville, passed away Harvey (Melanie), Tallahassee; and Phyllis M. White, 73, died Wednes- will have sacred and patri- Dr. M L King, Jr. Memorial Monday, Sept. 5, after a lengthy battle several great-grandchildren, nieces day, Aug. 31, in Ypsilanti, Mich. otic music, recognition of Road. The address is 486 with Alzheimer’s Disease. and nephews. She was born in Ypsilanti, was a those serving and having Beechwood Drive. She was born in Ivan on March She was preceded in death by her member of Stony Creek Freewill Baptist served in uniform, and a For more information, 14, 1922, to the late John Vickers and husband, J.C. Harvey; and her eldest Church and worked for Willow Run sermon. please call Pastor Dennis Bertie Raker. son, Joe Harvey. Public Schools as a bus driver for more We invite those who do Hall at 878-5224. A memorial service will be held The family wishes to express their than 20 years. not have a regular church on Friday, Sept. 9 at 11 a.m. at Bevis sincere appreciation to Dr. Hartsfi eld, Graveside services were Monday, Funeral Home, Harvey-Young Chapel, staff and volunteers of Big Bend Hos- Sept. 5, at 10 a.m. at Friendship Cem- Crawfordville with burial immediately pice who helped care for Eloise the etery in Medart. Family received friends Night of gospel music will following at Arran Cemetery. past two years and to all the friends from 9 to 10 a.m. prior to the service. She graduated from Crawfordville and family members who visited, She is survived by three daughters, be held at Sopchoppy Opry High School with honors where she called, sent beautiful cards, thoughts Jan Barnes (Edward) of Illinois, Lita Hart lettered in basketball. She attended and prayers throughout her long ill- (Kit) of N.C. and Tina Brimner (Ed) of The Sopchoppy Opry Tickets are $10 each. Call Tallahassee Junior College and Florida ness. Florida; one son; Greg Hensley (Linda) presents An Adventure in for available seating at 962- State University School for Women. In lieu of fl owers, the family re- of Florida; nine grandchildren; one Gospel Music on Saturday, 2668, 962-2210 or 962-2646. She worked as cafeteria manager at quests memorial donations be sent to great-grandchild; two brothers, Dick Sept. 17 at 7 p.m. in the old Available unassigned seats Crawfordville School and after 30 Big Bend Hospice, 1723 Mahan Center Adams (Deborah) of Milan and Fred Sopchoppy School Gymna- will be sold at the door, years of service retired. She was the Blvd, Tallahassee, FL 32308. Harberts of Ypsilanti; and several nieces sium. however, there is no guar- fi rst president and certifi cation chair- Bevis Funeral Home, Harvey-Young and nephews. This is a benefi t for the antee of available seating at man of the Wakulla County School Chapel is in charge of arrangements. She was preceded in death by her Sopchoppy Historic GF&A the door., so please call early Food Service Association. (850-926-3333 or bevisfh.com). husband, Kelland White in 2010; her Railroad Depot. to reserve your seat. She was a faithful member of the parents, Richard and Mary Adams; and First Baptist Church of Crawfordville, son, Donnie White. The Gleaner’s Sunday School Class, Perry M. Presnell Bevis Funeral Home, Harvey-Young Capital City Optimist Club, Women of Perry Miles Presnell, 93, passed Chapel, Crawfordville was in charge of Ivan Assembly of God the Moose, Golden Girls Club, Young away Saturday, Sept. 3, in Crawford- arrangements. (850-926-3333 or bevisfh. at Heart, Baptist Supper Club and ville. com) hosts Cry Out America Crawfordville Women’s Club. He was born Jan. 1, 1918, in Gads- On Sept. 11, 2001, America awakening to America, we She was a devoted wife, mother, den County. He retired from West was shaken to its foundation are calling for extraordinary, mother-in-law, sister, sister-in-law, Florida Gas in 1982, was an avid by a series of surprise ter- united prayer. rorist attacks. All of us were Please join us on Sun- awakened to the new reality day from 5 to 6 p.m., at the Upcoming events are announced at Wakulla United Methodist of global terrorism. Wakulla County Courthouse Ten years later, our nation as we gather together with On Sept. 8 at 9 a.m. Busy Bee Methodist Church. Reservations On Sept. 21 at 6 p.m. there will be a needs to be awakened again, others to pray for our Quilters will meet at Wakulla United needed. Cost is $10 per person, Call church dinner provided by the United to the threats of terrorism, nation, state, county, Methodist Church, 1584 Old Wood- 925-7733 to make a reservation. Methodist Women. The cost is $5 per but to our critical spiritual church- es and fami- ville Road. On Sept. 10 at 8 a.m. there will be person and $15 per family, The dinner condition. lies. On Sept. 8, at 7 p.m. there will be a a United Methodist Men Meeting and will be at Wakulla United Methodist In response to our nation’s Salsa Making Party, held by the United Breakfast (dutch treat at Savannah’s) Church. Please call for reservations need and God’s biblical and Methodist Women at Wakulla United and church cleaning. 421-5741. historical pattern for bringing Wakulla Worship Centers
Crawfordville Area Medart Area Sopchoppy
Trinity Spirit Life Church Crawfordville United Spirit Filled Lutheran NEW LOCATION! Methodist Church Church of Wakulla County 131 Rose Street • Sopchoppy, FL 962-9000 Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Hwy. 98, Across from WHS Web site: Schedule of Services Worship 11:00 a.m. Lutheransonline.com/trinityofwakulla Sunday School 9:45am Refreshments 10:30am Pastor Mike Shockley 926-7209 Bible Class 9:00 a.m. 1st Worship 11:00am Ochlockonee & Arran Road “Come Grow With Us” www.crawfordville-umc.org Worship 10:00 a.m. Pre-School M-F (3-5 Years) Prayer 5:00pm Pastor Vicar Bert Matlock Wednesday Supper 6:00pm Church 926-7808 • Pre-School 926-5557 Wed. Pioneer Club 6:30pm Wed. Adult Group Studies 6:30pm You’ve Got Bible Questions? Blood Bought Christ Church Word Taught We’ve Got Bible Answers Spirit Wrought Anglican Wakulla Find the Peace and Hope and Sunday Answers in these Troubling Times. 8:30am Service Station 9:30am Sunday School for Pastor John S. Dunning Adults & Children (From Rhema Bible Training Center) Let the Bible Speak Wakulla United www.ochcc.org 1044 Shadeville Road • Crawfordville, Florida 32327 10:30am Worship Service Nursery available Methodist Church "the churches of Christ salute you" — Romans 16:16 Thursday 10:30 am Adult Bible Study Sunday Contemporary Service 8:30 a.m. Sopchoppy www.OysterBayChurchofChrist.org Wednesday 6:00 pm - Supper and Sunday School for all ages - 10 a.m. Children, Youth and Adult Bible Classes Sunday Worship - 11 a.m. United John Spicer, Rector Ivan Assembly of God The Rev. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. 202 Ivan Church Road 850-745-8412 Methodist Crawfordville 3383 Coastal Highway 1584 Old Woodville Rd. Pastor, Wakulla Station Church Daniel Cooksey “Come & Worship With Us” 421-5741 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 926-IVAN(4826) Pastor Janice Henry - Rinehart Worship 11 a.m. Sunday School...... 10 a.m. Pastor Kevin Hall Sunday Worship ...... 11 a.m. 850-962-2511 Evening Worship...... 6 p.m. Wednesday Service...... 7 p.m. Coastal & Youth Service...... 7 p.m. Areas Royal Rangers...... 7 p.m. Sopchoppy Missionettes ...... 7 p.m. Ochlockonee Church Of Christ Corner of Winthrop & Byrd St. Bay Sunday: Bible Study ...9:30 a.m. Worship...... 10:30 a.m. RECOVERY GROUP United Evening Worship ...... 5 p.m. Grief❧ Wednesday: Bible Study...7 p.m. Methodist Visitors are welcome! for parents who have lost a child Church Home Bible Courses available… please call for details, Sunday Worship 9 a.m. For more information 962–2213 Adult Sunday School 10:30 a.m. call Gigi Cavallaro at 850-962-6117 or Pastor Kevin Hall Melanie Lachman 850-878-5310 or 926-9308 (850) 984-0127 Page 6A – THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 www.thewakullanews.com School education news from local schools Students represent Wakulla well at state Coleman gets AP award on fi ve or more of these Special to The News to the session held by the Wayne Hill and Aaron Walk- Barron is the son of Ken- exams. Florida Legislature. er Rhodes attended the boys neth and Robin Barron of Coleman is currently The Jake Pigott Memorial Participants elect mem- state seminar. Crawfordville. attending Florida State American Legion Post and bers to serve as governor and Cook is the daughter of Hill is the son of Chris- University. Auxiliary 144 sent seven other state, county and city Chuck and Diane Cook of topher and Melinda Hill of The College Board’s students to the annual Boys positions. The propose bills Sopchoppy. Crawfordville. Advanced Placement Pro- and Girls State Session to and pass legislature. Vise is the daughter of Rhodes is the son of gram provides willing and represent Wakulla County. Kelsey Lynne Cook and Mike Vise of Crawfordville. Wayne and Toni Rhodes of academically prepared stu- The session was held in July Molly Victoria Vise attend- Linton is the son of Byron Crawfordville. dents with the opportunity in Tallahassee. ed girls state for Wakulla and Maria Linton of Craw- Barrie Glover of American to take rigorous college- The Wakulla High School County. fordville. Legion Post 114 has served 31 level courses while still in Shelby Coleman students, who are currently Stanley Victor Linton, Azzarito is the son of years as a counselor for the high school, and to earn seniors, took part in a mock Zachary Tye Azzarito, Ken- John and Kim Azzarito of boys state program. college credit, advanced legislative session similar dell Lee Barron, Matthew Crawfordville. Shelby Coleman, 2011 placement, or both for WHS Graduate, received successful performance on notice this week that she the AP Exams. About 18 has received the AP Scholar percent of the more than Award with Distinction. 1.9 million students world- WHS NJROTC planning for a successful year This is granted to stu- wide who took AP Exams dents who receive an aver- performed at a suffi ciently By CADET ENSIGN AZZARITO Cadet Lieutenant Stanley Over the course of the depends on how successful age score of at least 3.5 high level to also earn an NJROTC Public Affairs Offi cer Linton, company executive week the offi cers did a mul- the platoon leaders are in on all AP Exams taken, AP Scholar Award. offi cer gave a brief welcome titude of things. The six core doing their job. Thus, the and scores of 3 or higher August has come and back before going over some staff members, the com- platoon leader meeting was gone, and what is August of the things discussed dur- manding offi cer, executive highly important. famous for? Yup, school ing the summer AOM. officer, operations officer, Other things, such as a starting. The offi cers quickly dove administrative offi cer, supply team commander meeting Wakulla County schools in and started to prepare for offi cer and company chief and planning Oral Boards for Computer classes at TCC began on Thursday, Aug. 18. the upcoming school year. conducted a core staff meet- Cadets applying for the rank Tech@Night begins Sept. Classes at the TCC For a young group of high The old driver education ing on Wednesday. of cadet chief petty offi cer 8 with a free course offer- Wakulla Center are held school juniors and seniors, room was now back in ROTC The five new platoon occurred at the AOMs. ing. from 6-9 p.m. Cost is $25 however, it began Thursday, hands and they worked leaders along with last years The offi cers helped deco- In Wakulla County, the for early registration. Walk- Aug. 11. The 17 offi cers of diligently on moving all of platoon leaders (now the rate many of the old boards, topic will be Getting Start- ins are $30 and will be ac- the WHS NJROTC unit began the desk and other items members of the core staff) update information displays ed: Computers, a workshop cepted between 5:45 and the planning and organizing from the muster room to the held a platoon leader meet- for cadets, and create the designed to help students 6 p.m. on the date of the required for the unit to run driver education room, now ing. They discussed differ- unit goals for the year. get over the fear of using a workshop. successfully this upcoming the ROTC class room. After ent tips, advice, things to Overall the AOMs con- computer. To register or down- school year. some hard work and a bit of remember to do in the up- ducted by Captain Hud- The fall series continues load a complete fall class Cadet Lieutenant Devin cleaning, the offi cers were coming school year to have a dleston, Lieutenant Stewart through Dec. 13 and will schedule, log on to www. Lovett, company command- released early for a 3-day successful unit. The platoon and the cadet offi cers were cover the following topics: tcc.fl.edu/tech@night. ing offi cer, began the all of- weekend. leaders are the “backbone” a big success and extremely graphics, web design and For more information on fi cers meeting, dubbed AOM After the welcome back of the unit. They are the helpful for the success of development, photography, Tech@Night, contact TCC’s in the unit, Thursday morn- from the weekend break, the ones who come in contact the unit in the upcoming Offi ce 2007 and 2010, and Center for Workforce Devel- ing at 1100 hours, starting off offi cers split up and began with the cadets on a daily school year. Windows 7. opment at (850) 201-8760. the week-long adventure. their work. basis. The success of the unit
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Clipper Style Historical Society looks into Gray to wed Gerrell Cuts Cuts Wakulla’s political past Scalp Color Massage Barber Shop & Salon The Wakulla County citizens who have held Waxing Steam Historical Society will hold offi ces at the state level Towels 926-4080 Perms its monthly program Sept. from 1845 to the present. 13 at 7 p.m. at the public Wakulla Historical Soci- Neck Massage Hi-lites & Low-lites library. ety Vice President Richard This month’s presenta- Harden will be presenting tion is called, “Wakulla’s this program. 926-4080 Political Past” and will fo- The public is encour- cus on the Wakulla County aged to attend. Free Hugs performs at Posh
Free Hugs, composed of (dulcimer), Erik Alvar (stand- Theresa 3334 Crawfordville Hwy. Delta musicians Aaron O’Rourke up bass), Mickey Abraham (mandolin/guitar) and Mark CHA Russell (violin), will perform Morris at Posh Java on Saturday, RLI September 10, at 8 p.m. in E 2012 Sopchoppy. Free Hugs is described Brittany Gerrell and Joshua Gray BROWN as “traditional music strung construction together with classical, jazz, Brittany Nicole Gerrell, of Wakulla Springs, and Joshua Der- and modern ideas.” ricke Gray, of Crawfordville, announce their engagement. 7j^aY^c\8jhidb=dbZhH^cXZ&.-( For reservations please She is the daughter of Scott and Traci Gerrell of Wakulla contact Posh Java at (850) Springs. What’s on ,%4 53 $%3)'. 962-1010 or email poshjava@ He is the son of Derricke and Kathy Gray of Crawford- gmail.com. Tickets are $12. ville. your mind? 9/52 .%84 Reservations are suggested. The wedding is planned for March 31, 2012 at Sopchoppy Southern Baptist Church. Tell Charlie! PROJECT Stop by and let’s talk about local law 850509-3632 enforcement issues that matter to you. www.tuscanytrace.net Happy 70th Birthday www.buildinghomes.com Saturday, September 24 REMODELING 2 pm to 4 pm s Dora Lee A Coast Guard Auxiliary Station s DDITIONS Greene Rosier 1557 Shell Point Road, Crawfordville KITCHENS (in Shell Point, at the southern end of s Shell Point Road) s BATHS Light refreshments will be served. Mother Dora was born in Sopchoppy, Florida on September 13, 1941 to Tom s ).352!.#% Greene and Carrie Plummer. Dora grew up in a humble home with her parents; Elect Charlie WORK after the death of her mother she moved in with her aunt and uncle. Dora grew up and married the late Ossie B. Rosier. Dora and Ossie are the s 7).$/7 proud parents of four wonderful children; Alan, Greg, Shelia, and Dexter. REPLACEMENT Brianna Rosier, granddaughter, wrote the following to describe a woman that we have the honor to celebrate today: “…..Her name probably won’t go CREEL s (!2$7//$ down in history, but she was definitely one to make a difference. She has For Full-Time Sheriff FLOORS affected the lives of her children, which began a chain of effect to all their children. Through this, her one soul has affected the lives of hundreds of people.” in 2012 Florida Contact Charlie at (850) 926-4712 Certified Dora Lee Rosier is a woman with a strong sense of self, unconditional love, [email protected] Contractor unbreakable faith, and the one we all go to when we are lacking faith. We are www.charliecreel.com Southeastern Home going to celebrate her birthday by trying to live our lives the way she does. In Building Services, Inc. Charlie Creel for Sheriff her own words Dora says, “I want people to remember that I stand on the truth. Residential License #CRC057939 The truth is what I stand on.” Let’s all come together and celebrate Mother Political advertisement paid for and approved by Charlie Creel, Commercial License #RB0067082 No Party Affiliation, for Sheriff Dora Lee Rosier’s birthday by having the strength to stand for the truth. www.thewakullanews.com THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 – Page 7A Outdoors outdoor sports and fi shing reports
Labor Day weekend was a wash Wakulla Springs News and Notes...
out from the Aucilla and caught their limit of trout Several events are scheduled using Gulps fi shed on the bottom. He said they were they begin their dizzying back at the dock before dance circling the Wakulla From The Dock eleven. Kenny was telling Springs Lodge. As darkness me some nice reds were begins to descend upon the being caught at the mouth lodge, the chimney swifts BY CAPT. JODY CAMPBELL of Big Pass and Little Pass begin their descent into one on the incoming tides. of its unused chimneys. Reds are starting to Not only are participants Well the Labor Day Week- trout, whatever you want to show up in good numbers of A Swift Night Out awed end was a complete wash. call them, start schooling up around the Aucilla and the by the sight of these small You didn’t have to worry in big numbers. Cut bait on docks off 98 around Lanark insect-eating birds retreat- about other boats on the the bottom can fi ll a cooler are producing lots of reds. ing to the safety of their water though there were in a short while when they The Lanark Reef is also pro- roost, they are challenged plenty of wind surfers enjoy- are really biting. Along with ducing quite a few fi sh. to count the small black ing the 25-plus mile per hour them you are sure to catch The weather looks like it’s specters as they dive into winds over on the beach at some whiting which also gonna start cooling down the chimney. Shell Point. pull very hard for their size. some and maybe the water Amidst laughter, ooh’s I tried to fi sh last Wednes- The deep hole out from temperature will drop and and aahs, they collect their day but the wind kept me the old Tradewinds Dock, put the trout back on the SPECIAL TO THE NEWS data. The information is from going where I wanted which is at the mouth of fl ats and out of that deep Chimney Swifts roost in the Wakulla Springs Lodge sent to www.concentric. to and then the threat of the Ochlockonee River, is a water. The cooler it gets the chimney on the right. A Swift Night Out will be net/~dwa/page56.html, some torrential downpours good place to fi sh. You will better. held on Sept. 10. where it is amassed with and lightning made me also catch some big reds and Don’t forget that the Kev- counts held on the same come in and call it a wash. speckled trout at times. ins H20 Trout Tournament night all across the coun- By JEFF HUGO 9. In cooperation with the I had two guys that had just Another good spot is date was changed until Oct. try. of Wakulla Springs Wakulla County Public Li- gotten back from tours in the white trout hole at the 1 due to small craft adviso- There is no charge to par- brary, there will be a Book Iraq and Afghanistan and I Panacea Channel. This is to ries. ticipate in a Swift Night Out It is not a figment of Giveaway in the lobby of really wanted to have a good the west of the next to the I fi nally talked with the and entrance fees to the imagination that the sum- the Wakulla Springs Lodge. day. We caught some fi sh but last green markers going out folks at the Lanark Market park will not be collected mer of 2011 has been un- There will be free, used li- not what I had hoped for. of the Panacea channel. The and they said business was after 7 p.m. Please call 850- usually hot. Many tem- brary books available until Capt. David Fife said quite water is about 15-feet deep good. Their hours are Mon- 561-7286 to let park staff perature records dating into Sunday evening, Sept. 11. It a few reds are starting to be and there is some stuff on day through Friday from 7 know you’re coming. the earlier years of the last will be a great opportunity caught in the Spring Creek the bottom that will show up a.m. until 7 p.m. and Satur- If you’re interested in century have fallen. But the for visitors to larder there and Oyster Bay area. Live on your bottom machine. day and Sunday from 6 a.m. rounding out your evening cool and refreshing waters lairs with literature at an minnows, cut bait and live Another spot where I until 7 p.m. They are going with dinner in the lodge of the Wakulla River still unbeatable price (They’re shrimp are all producing. have caught them is south to carry live bait and frozen (they have new expanded bathe its guests in comfort free!). Mark and Louie Prance of where the St. Marks and baits, they have a deli with hours from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.) and relief. On the evening of Sat- had their other son down Wakulla Rivers meet. Fish hamburgers and sandwiches, please call 421-2000 for res- Of course, many who urday, Sept. 10, from 7:15 from Gainesville, Ga., and the east bank about 100 an outdoor shower and they ervations. have prospered from the to 8:30 p.m., park rangers they were able to fi sh Thurs- yards down from the Wakul- carry non-ethanol gas. Sunday, Sept. 11 is the rejuvenating waters of will host A Swift Night Out day and Friday although la. It seems like the best tides Fran, who worked there day that the Florida Park Wakulla Spring have now at Wakulla Springs. This Mark said it was tough an- on any of these places is the when Mike Hopkins had the Service celebrates Septem- returned to the cold re- unusual and interactive choring. Both days they beginning or end of either store, will be working there ber as Literacy Month. Park alities of school, work and ranger-led program will of- caught some real big silver the high or low tide. again and she was always a guests to all 160 state parks family responsibilities. The fer guests an opportunity trout and they hooked one I was at Shell Island Fish pleasure to work with. can have their entrance fees weekends, however, still to witness one of the great red which got off at the Camp on Wednesday and Remember to know those waived on Sunday if they hold out hope of freedom natural phenomena that boat. Ken Hobbs was telling me limits and leave that fl oat present a library card or from the mundane cares of occurs in the park – the It’s getting to be that time he and Alan went out week plan with someone. Good book, or donate a new or the well-worn schedule. roosting of the chimney of the year when the white before last and fi shed. They luck and good fi shing. gently used family friendly Three upcoming events swifts. trout, silver trout, or gray went to about 9 feet of water book. at Wakulla Springs State The small twittering birds Embrace the opportuni- Park hold out the hope and assemble in great numbers ties to break free from the encouragement of escape in both the spring and the routine. from the early routines of fall of the year. At dusk, Free hunter safety course is off ered fall. All three occur during the second weekend of The Florida Fish and for people born on or after tending this course can September. Wildlife Conservation Com- June 1, 1975, to purchase a register online at MyFWC. The fun begins on the Of Wakulla mission (FWC) is offering a Florida hunting license com/HunterSafety or by !)2 #/. afternoon of Friday, Sept. free hunter safety course in People interested in at- calling (850) 265-3676. Leon County. 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MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL RMS defeats Suwannee, 34-16 Lady War Eagles fi nish as the runner Special to The News According to head coach a touchdown saving tackle. Joey Jacobs, “Our offense The Bears fl exed their col- up in KSA tournament in Orlando The RMS Bears overcame played OK. Our O-line at lective muscle on two huge four fi rst quarter fumbles times played lights out. Isa- goal line stands. and a 16-0 defi cit, to defeat iah Youmas dominated on “Our defense played the visiting Suwannee Bull- the line, and at times so did well, but we didn’t play dogs, 34-16. Kyle Weaver. We just have perfectly. We just want to Once the Bears stopped to put together a complete get better each game, that’s putting the ball on the game, which we have yet our goal,” Jacobs added. ground, the offense started to do. We are getting bet- The Suwannee game was clicking. The Bears defense ter though, and that’s what also the inaugural radio played well all night, hold- we’re looking for.” broadcast of RMS Bear foot- ing the line while the RMS On defense, the bears ball. Riversprings football offense got on track. were paced by Monterious can be heard live over 94.1 Offensively, Riversprings Loggins and Keith Gavin. FM The Wave. was driven by their rushing Monterious had 4 tackles, Coach Jacobs wanted to attack. They were paced by 2 assists, and 1 pass de- encourage everyone to, “Tell running backs Monterious fended. One factor that your grandmas, grandpas, Loggins and Demarcus doesn’t show up in the stat aunts, uncles, and anybody Lindsey. Loggins had 5 car- book is that Loggins tack- else you can about the Bears ries for 72 yards, including led Suwannee Quarterback playing on the radio. You a 32-yard touchdown run. Stephen Alexander all night can also get on the internet Loggins also powered in 2 long, eventually wearing and listen live on WAVE 94’s extra point conversions for down the big bulldog play- website.” RMS. Lindsey had 5 carries maker. Gavin had 7 tackles, The Bears will be back PHOTO SPECIAL TO THE NEWS for 128 yards including a 3 assists, and 2 tackles for in action on Thursday, Sept. Wakulla High School Lady War Eagles volleyball team placed second in the KSA 51-yard touchdown scam- loss. 8, at 6 p.m. at JD Jones tournament held in Orlando. per. He also added 2 pass Isaiah Youmas made his Stadium at Jerry Reynolds receptions for 70 yards and presence known by harass- Field. Come out and sup- Special to The News played on Sept. 2, against eagles won 25-11 and 25-4. a 43-yard touchdown catch. ing the Suwannee backfi eld. port the Bears. Claremont High School from The key players for this game Receiver Keith Gavin also Safety Feleipé Franks had After fi nishing 1-1 at the Oklahoma. The Lady War were Ashley Roberts with 8 had a 64-yard TD run. an interception and made Canopy Roads Pre-Season Eagles prevailed over this kills and 2 digs, Emily Haley Classic, the Lady War Eagles team 25-22 and 25-22. The key with 6 kills and Chelsea traveled to Lawton Chiles players for this game were Carroll with 16 assists and High School to play the Lady Ashley Roberts with 5 kills, 2 digs. WMS victorious over Taylor County Timberwolves on Tuesday Breighly Bolton with 5 kills, The next day, the team Aug. 30. Chlesea Carroll with 13 as- played against Hernando By BOBBY WELLS Wakulla opened the A defensive battled en- Having such a young team sists and 5 digs and Shannan High School from Mississippi. WMS Coach game with a 78-yard drive sued with neither team the Lady War Eagles struggled Wood with 4 kills. The Lady War Eagles began in five plays to take the able to push the ball into against the Lady Timber- The next game was against the day strong and won this The Wakulla Middle lead 6-0. The Bulldogs tried the end zone. wolves. In the first match, Cobleskill High School from game 25-14 and 25-13. The key School Wildcats won their to answer, but constant Three times the Bull- the Lady War Eagles did not New York. The Lady War players for this game were opening game on Thursday pressure on Taylor’s double dogs were denied in the red play very strong and lost 12- Eagles prevailed against this Emily Haley with 4 kills, night, Sept. 1, against the wing offense kept them in zone as Wakulla’s defense 25. After regrouping, the Lady team as well, 25-12 and 25-11. Albrey Sorrell with 6 digs Bulldogs of Taylor County. check all night. stiffened. Jaylin Gilyard War Eagles played a little bet- The key players for this game and Chelsea Carroll with ended the night with 94 ter their second match, but were Shannan Wood with 6 14 assists. yards rushing followed still lost 16-25. The Lady War kills, Chelsea Carroll with 19 The last and fi nal game of by Cephus Greene’s 27 Eagles lost the third match as assists and 2 kills and Jordan the tournament was against yards. well, 14-25. Pryor, Breighly Bolton, and Saddle Brook High School The offensive line fea- Some of the key players Ashley Roberts all with 4 from New Jersey. The Lady tured Jake Bryan, An- for this game were Chelsea kills. War Eagles would fi nish the thony Romanus, Jake Carroll with 16 assists and The third game was against tournament strong taking the Hutto, Tyler Teegan, 8 digs, Albrey Sorrell with 7 Tarkington High School from win 25-16 and 27-25. The key George Gatlin and Aus- digs, Ashley Roberts with 4 Texas. This team posed to players for this game were tin Miller. They opened kills and Haley Brown with be a bit better than the two Emily Haley with 6 kills, holes all night for the 5 kills and 4 digs. prior teams and the Lady War Shannan Wood with 5 kills, Wakulla offense. On Sept. 1, the Lady War Eagles lost 15-25 and 17-25. Ashley Roberts with 5 kills, On the defensive Eagles traveled to Orlando The key players for this game Breighly Bolton with 7 digs side of the ball, Aus- to play in the KSA tourna- were Emily Haley with 6 kills, and Chelsea Carroll with 16 tin Johnson, Austin ment hosted by the ESPN Albrey Sorrell with 1 kill and assists. Beaulieu and Dakota Wide World of Sports. This 9 digs and Chelsea Carroll Overall the Lady War Ea- Rhodes held the Bulll- year the tournament hosted with 10 assists and 3 digs. gles had a great weekend dogs to under 100 yards 28 teams from all over the The fi nal game was against fi nishing as the runner up of offense for the night. United States. Rondout High School from in their bracket, with only The Wildcats will be The Lady War Eagles New York. The Lady War one loss. back in action again this week as they travel to Suwannee County. Kick- CROSS COUNTRY off will be at 4 p.m. at Suwannee High School WHS girls team ranked 13th in pre-season in Live Oak, Fla. Wildcat fans, don’t for- By PAUL HOOVER ing from last year include challenge Marianna for the get to purchase the WMS Track Coach seniors Cora Atkinson, Norma District title. The team is led Wildcat Football Program Woodcock, Emily McCull- by returning seniors Stanley at every home game for The WHS girls cross coun- ers, Krisite Hodges, junior Linton, D.J Victor, Cody James, only $3. All money raised try team enters the upcom- Raychel Gray and the top Zach Broadway, Will Bartnick will support the WMS ing season ranked 13th in runner, sophomore Marty and Kendall Barron. Others to Wildcat football team. the state among Class 2A Wiedeman. Others to watch watch include returning run- schools. from last year’s squad include ners Hunter Phillips, Brandon The ranking, by the Flor- sophomore Rachel Woofter Trussell, Tyler Bennett, Micah ida Athletics Coaches Asso- and junior Wyomi Creel. Grey, Travis Hinsey and Gabe ATS A FACT ciation and flrunners.com, The team also has a group of Hutchins. The boys team also H marks the fi rst time in the promising fi rst-year runners includes of new runners J.P. program’s history that a team that include Kasey James, Piotrowski, Jacob Martinez, PANACEA enters the season ranked in Lydia Wiedeman, Lilli Broad- Reid Tillery and Mitchell the top 15. way, Savanna Strickland and Atkinson. blocking, cleaning, The rankings are based on Tyler Kinard. “The pre-season ranking restoration last year’s performance and The WHS boys team also is nice and a compliment to Look for 4HE 7AKULLA .EWS of HATS who is expected to return. features a strong group of the work the girls have put in Bandannas 2.00 incl. tax The top runners return- veteran runners that should the last 3-4 years, but our goal Inside all Stop-n-Save locations! is to be there or higher at the end of the season, so we have a lot of work ahead of us,” LVgbJeNdjgBdgc^c\h noted Coach Paul Hoover. “Our boys squad should L^i]6;gZh]7gZlZY8jeD[ also be pretty strong. We have a good mix on that team 7ZVc7jYh8d[[ZZ6i6cn and I think they will surprise HideCHVkZ>cLV`jaaV8djcin some people. The first meet is Satur- 6cY FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES FLORIDA gators FSU ‘D’ answers the challenge By TIM LINAFELT finished the game having Solid display by Osceola.com Staff Writer allowed a meager 3.1 yards per play. All the no-huddle, hurry- And the Warhawks’ top Gators in opener up and misdirection offen- receiver, speedy senior Lu- sive ingenuity Louisiana- ther Ambrose, the Sun Belt’s Monroe could muster didn’t fi fth-leading receiver from amount to much Saturday in 2010, failed to record a catch Tallahassee. and registered just one rush It was FSU’s fi rst shutout attempt for fi ve yards. since it blanked Wake For- “It felt great,” said FSU est, 31-0, in week four of last middle linebacker Vince season, and just its third Williams, who made his fi rst since 2008.Florida State’s career start Saturday and led defense, which spent much the Seminoles with seven of the week focusing on the tackles. “We were prepared. PHOTO COURTESY OF GatorBait.net Warhawks’ unconventional Coach [Mark] Stoops did offense, overpowered and a good job with the game Chris Rainey points to the crowd after scoring overmatched ULM on the plan and kind of simplifi ed a touchdown in the season opener. way to a 34-0 shutout here at the playbook and things By MARTY COHEN tion the NCAA to get some of Doak Campbell Stadium. like that. I think we did GatorBait.net Editor the years back that he toiled “I’m extremely happy,” fantastic.” in the spread, where he was Seminoles coach Jimbo If Stoops indeed kept it We were treated to lots of effi cient, but not the big-play- Fisher said. “[The defense] simple, there was hardly any PHOTOS BY Colin Hackley - Osceola orange, a healthy helping of waiting-to-happen like he played well. What I was reason for him to complicate FSU’s Lamarcus Joyner and Christian Jones Chris Rainey and Jeff Demps displayed Saturday in his fi rst happy about was that ULM things, as FSU’s renovated bring down a ULM receiver. and no sign of Sharrif Floyd game under Weis. ran a no-huddle, we were defensive line disrupted ULM as Florida began the Will It seemed so elementary, making adjustments, we all afternoon. All-America taled 21 of the team’s 68 total only happened 22 times Muschamp Era by dusting off but the Gators actually threw were getting our blitzes, we candidate Brandon Jenkins tackles (30.8 percent) and — the Seminoles’ second- Florida Atlantic 41-3 Saturday the ball to the running backs, were getting our checks in, showed no signs of slow- registered two of four sacks ary more often than not night. It was a solid all-around an element absent in the we’re used to doing what ing down from his stellar (one was a “team” sack), facts was ready for it. Browning, display, with enough fire- spread offense. Very few col- we’re doing.” sophomore season, racking not lost on Fisher. who finished just 11-of-19 works to leave folks smiling lege defenses can handle a Fisher said earlier this up fi ve tackles (three solo), “Those two (Jenkins and for 85 yards, attempted only about the 2011 debut, but steady diet of covering the week that he expected ULM two tackles for loss — one Werner) can play,” Fisher one deep ball, which was also enough miscues to pro- running backs in space and (0-1) to come out with “guns of which could have been said with a smile. “I’ve seen promptly picked off by safety vide the coaches plenty of to boot, these are safe throws. blazing,” but from their fi rst ruled a sack — and a pass it all spring and fall. I’ve been Lamarcus Joyner. ammunition for the desired People forget that a huge offensive possession, it was break-up. telling y’all. And I’m gonna “ULM tried to dink and improvement by week two. factor in Steve Spurrier’s UF clear that the Warhawks And Jenkins’ counterpart, tell you — Dan Hicks, when dunk it in there, and we had Perhaps it was a nod to aerial show was numerous were fi ring only blanks. ULM sophomore defensive end he comes in there, and Tank some pressure,” Fisher said. Muschamp’s Gator upbring- throws to backs like Errict crossed into FSU territory Bjoern Werner, proved equal- Carradine, those guys, I’m “They did an outstanding ing in the 1980s that the Ga- Rhett, Eli Williams, etc. The just twice, both times in the ly antagonizing in his fi rst telling you now, they’re good job on defense. We were tors resurrected the orange versatility of Rainey (six catch- second half, and was held to career start, with a sack, a football players. They’re re- physical. ULM couldn’t get tops (he said they will return es for 67 yards to go along double-digits in both rush- forced fumble and 1.5 tackles ally good football players.” any runs in and I thought, to blue as their standard jer- with his 79 yards rushing on ing yards (99) and passing for loss. By the fi nal whistle, And when the Warhawks up front, we did a really sey), but it was also a return 11 carries) and Demps (three yards (92). Mark Stoops’ unit FSU’s defensive line had to- did attempt a pass — which nice job.” to a more traditional-looking catches for 21 yards on top offense under the direction of of his game-high 105 yards offensive coordinator Charlie rushing on 12 attempts) will Weis that will surely hog present sleepless nights for Reed takes things up it a notch the headlines. The Gators defensive coordinators. were quite effi cient until a By TIM LINAFELT and then became my fourth read on Certainly it’s premature strange decision to insert Osceola.com Staff Writer that touchdown pass. I came back to to gush too much because freshman QB Jeff Driskel him, he was wide open and just ran Florida Atlantic is not going midway through the second With his leaping, acrobatic, mid-air on in.” to win many games this sea- quarter defused the momen- adjusting 25-yard catch in the second Reed and Manuel nearly linked up son, but there’s little doubt tum a bit. quarter of Florida State’s 34-0 win for another score later in the second that Weis is digging the op- All in all it was a satisfying over ULM, Bert Reed briefl y showed quarter, but Reed’s toe-dragging recep- portunity to work with world- opening night in The Swamp a fl ash what head coach Jimbo Fisher tion just inside the goal line was ruled class speedsters like Demps against a vastly over-matched had told everyone during preseason out of bounds and the Seminoles and Rainey. opponent and as we usually camp – that Reed, a fi fth-year receiver settled for a fi eld goal. Fisher said *Certainly this is more like do after the fi rst contest, let’s from Panama City, was ready to take that the throw itself might have been what we expected to see from trot out a few ideas of what his game up a notch for his fi nal Manuel’s best of the day. quarterback John Brantley, we learned at the unveiling: season. “Ah, I know, I know,” the charismat- who appeared decisive and Senior receiver Bert Reed * For some reason it took Reed, FSU’s only senior receiver, got ic Reed smiled after Saturday’s game. confident in his decision- hauled in FSU’s fi rst four years, a different system off to a fast start Saturday, nabbing “I could’ve run a better route. I put it making (again, let’s keep in touchdown of the season. and a new coordinator to put three of his four catches in the fi rst in the referee’s hands, you know what mind the opposition). Florida tailbacks Chris Rainey and half, including a 9-yard touchdown I mean? I could have done a better job Manuel’s lone interception – but like didn’t go down the fi eld all Jeff Demps on the fi eld at strike from quarterback EJ Manuel of releasing and squeezing back on most of those wearing garnet and gold that much, but didn’t need to the same time and simultane- that put the Seminoles on the board the defender and giving myself more Saturday, the good far outweighed the display a huge vertical pass- ously utilize their wondrous for the fi rst time in 2011. room for the sideline, but I can work few early-season missteps. ing attack (Brantley’s longest speed and athletic ability. Al- “Bert is one of those guys, you on that and get better.” “I was in the zone.” Reed said. “And completion was just 19 yards) though we barely got past the always want to get him the ball be- Reed’s game wasn’t perfect –Fisher once you go in the zone it’s like every against a soft FAU defense. fi rst chapter of Charlie Weis’ cause he’s going to make plays for mentioned that Reed shortened a ball is yours, and that’s the attitude Brantley delivered a playbook Saturday night, it’s you,” Manuel said. “… He was my fi rst route in the ULM end zone that led to you’ve got have as a receiver.” number of nicely-thrown clearly evident that Rainey out patterns and certainly and Demps (a combined 32 looked calm on a night that touches, not to mention spe- didn’t produce much stress. cial teams action) are going to Although the irony of the The Weekend Slate be at the forefront of the 2011 opening drive, that resulted Gator offense. in a 51-yard Caleb Sturgis Charrleston So. at UAB at Ball State at “They are special with the fi eld goal, being derailed by #5 Florida State #18 Florida #22 South Florida ball in their hands,” Mus- an errant snap from center Saturday, 6 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. champ said of his dynamic Jon Harrison wasn’t lost on tailback duo. 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I began passing legislation While a graduate student at growth in underwater scien- hope everyone was able Boating Emergencies to make the fi rst Monday Florida State University (FSU), tists on the faculty. to enjoy the Labor Day Coast Guard Station a holiday. I collaborated with fellow When I moved my faculty weekend despite all the By 1894, Federal leg- students to create a service position to Panama City to rain and wind. While Panama City ...... (850) 234-4228 islation was passed and program to assist us in our teach the Scientist In the Sea plans for an outdoor Coast Guard Station on June 28 of that year, underwater research activi- Program in 2000, our ADP was gathering were thwarted, Yankeetown ...... (352) 447-6900 Congress passed an act ties. Since we had no money supporting 500 people a year we enjoyed an indoor making the fi rst Monday but plenty of ideas, little offi - for a total of $200,000 price day of games with family Coast Guard Auxiliary in September of each year cial status but plenty of time, tag (and that included my and friends. St. Marks (Flotilla 12) ...... (850) 942-7500 a legal holiday. we decided that working salary as well). Needless to say, the I sincerely hope that or ...... (850) 284-1166 together for a common good Was it worth the invest- weather kept us all on everyone was able to take just might get us what we ment? I found my answer land, and scheduled pa- advantage of the holiday wanted. Back then we were today when my Rebreather trols for the weekend tilla 19 in Panama City celebrated on Tuesday, and get some rest and young and naive. But the pro- student revealed why he is were scrubbed. relaxation. While it may not gram was born of countless who he is today. Beach reported that they Sept. 5, 1882, in New York As we watched the were also having a lot of City and was organized by have been ideal weather, it contribution at all levels. Mark graduated from the weather moving across was still an opportunity At fi rst, we collected diving University of Florida (UF). rain and wind, but thank- the Central Labor Union. the gulf coast, I sent out an fully the biggest problem It was born out of the to take a break from the equipment, then took it to the Early in his studies he worked e-mail to see how our west- normal hustle and bustle facility to store and disperse as an intern for the Academic they were facing was over- labor movement and is ern Flotillas were managing flowing pools and some dedicated to the social and of the everyday grind. it. We informally taught basic Diving Program at UF, a sister as they were getting more In that spirit, Flotilla diving as a reward for service. program that took on our minor other water related economic achievements of of an impact than us. issues. She was planning American workers. 12 took a break from our Those who wanted access name and model during our Anne DelBello from Flo- normal scheduled meeting must also participate in ac- earlier years. There he learned to stay in, watch the weath- A year later it was again tilla 14 in Panama City sent er and get caught up on celebrated on Sept. 5. and will be having our Sep- quisition and maintenance. valuable skills and experi- in a report of more than 9 tember meeting on Sept. 10. Before long, we were training ences that convinced him reading. In 1884, the fi rst Monday inches of rain and a tornado In honor of the Labor in September was selected We will be meeting at the our own interns, so called to seek a degree in marine warning following a water Crawfordville Fire Station “wannabes.” And fi nally we science. He later worked for Day, I thought I would offer as the offi cial holiday and spout that began over Des- a few tidbits about the his- the Central Labor Union beginning at our normal were asked for an identity. Dr. Bill Lindberg at UF. Bill tin and Choctawhatchee time of 10 a.m. I rushed out and had a was one of our early ADP tory of the holiday and why urged similar organizations Bay moving towards Nicev- we celebrate it on the fi rst in the Nation to join in the As Sherrie reminds us, printer make me and the graduate collaborators that ille and Bluewater Bay area safe boating is no acci- others in the group a busi- participated in our formative Monday of September. celebration. before veering off to Wal- The Department of La- In 1885 Labor Day was dent! ness card that said Academic years. Mark went on into ton County and Choctaw In light of the recent Diving Program (ADP). By the fi sheries science and is today bor website has lots of celebrated in many indus- Beach. After 30 minutes, interesting facts about La- trial centers of the coun- storms, fair winds and fol- time I completed my gradu- returning for a continuation the weather dissipated and lowing seas to all. ate training, I was offered a of his technical training at the bor Day. try. all was clear. The fi rst Labor Day was As the holiday became faculty position to continue next level, that of rebreather Patti Fritchie, from Flo- expanding this unique and diving. He said that he would popular program. never have achieved his suc- Across the next decade, cess had the UF-ADP not we grew into better facilities been there for him a decade on campus, expanded oppor- ago, and the UF-ADP would Adventurous women sought tunities and supported more not have been there had a research. We joined national few poverty stricken gradu- for outdoor workshop Great Value, organizations of like mind ate students not decided to Women’s outdoor workshop is coming to Panama and hosted their conventions run on a dream that if we all City. The single-day workshop takes place Saturday, Great Results. at FSU. The provost noticed pitched in, synergism would Oct. 15 at Gulf Coast State College along the beauti- and offered to unify all cam- help us all. ful shores of St. Andrews Bay. The workshop runs 9 pus diving under our ADP. Sadly, today both ADP a.m. to 6 p.m. By the second decade our programs are nearly gone, The workshop is open to anyone 18 years or older program had four staff mem- remnants of their former who wants to improve their outdoor skills and enjoy bers, annually taught 12 cred- glory and infl uence on the several recreational activities. 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Zihua Software, LLC Sun rise/set Moon rise/set Major Times Minor Times 7:18 am 6:10 pm St. Marks River Entrance City of St. Marks Shell Point, Spring Creek --:-- - --:-- 4:45 AM - 5:45 AM 7:50 pm 4:47 am p 11:31 AM - 1:31 PM 6:09 PM - 7:09 PM Date High Low High Low Brightness– 81% Date High Low High Low Date High Low High Low Good Thu 2.9 ft. 1.9 ft. 3.6 ft. 0.5 ft. Thu 2.7 ft. 1.8 ft. 3.4 ft. 0.5 ft. Thu 3.0 ft. 2.1 ft. 3.7 ft. 0.6 ft. Saturday Sep 8, 11 12:43 AM 5:48 AM 12:19 PM 7:07 PM Sep 8, 11 1:19 AM 6:52 AM 12:55 PM 8:11 PM Sep 8, 11 12:40 AM 5:45 AM 12:16 PM 7:04 PM Saturday Fri 3.1 ft. 1.6 ft. 3.8 ft. 0.5 ft. Fri 2.9 ft. 1.4 ft. 3.5 ft. 0.5 ft. Fri 3.2 ft. 1.7 ft. 3.8 ft. 0.6 ft. Sun rise/set Moon rise/set Major Times Minor Times 7:18 am 6:42 pm Sep 9, 11 1:18 AM 6:48 AM 1:10 PM 7:45 PM Sep 9, 11 1:54 AM 7:52 AM 1:46 PM 8:49 PM Sep 9, 11 1:15 AM 6:45 AM 1:07 PM 7:42 PM --:-- - --:-- 5:42 AM - 6:42 AM 7:49 pm 5:43 am Sat 3.3 ft. 1.2 ft. 3.9 ft. 0.6 ft. Sat 3.1 ft. 1.1 ft. 3.6 ft. 0.5 ft. Sat 3.4 ft. 1.3 ft. 4.0 ft. 0.6 ft. 12:16 PM - 2:16 PM 6:41 PM - 7:41 PM Sep 10, 11 1:48 AM 7:33 AM 1:52 PM 8:16 PM Sep 10, 11 2:24 AM 8:37 AM 2:28 PM 9:20 PM Sep 10, 11 1:45 AM 7:30 AM 1:49 PM 8:13 PM Brightness– 87% Sun 3.5 ft. 0.9 ft. 3.9 ft. 0.7 ft. Sun 3.3 ft. 0.8 ft. 3.6 ft. 0.6 ft. Sun 3.6 ft. 1.0 ft. 4.0 ft. 0.7 ft. Better Sunday Sep 11, 11 2:15 AM 8:12 AM 2:29 PM 8:43 PM Sep 11, 11 2:51 AM 9:16 AM 3:05 PM 9:47 PM Sep 11, 11 2:12 AM 8:09 AM 2:26 PM 8:40 PM Sunday Mon 3.7 ft. Mon 3.4 ft. 0.6 ft. 3.6 ft. 0.7 ft. Mon 3.7 ft. 0.7 ft. 4.0 ft. 0.9 ft. Sun rise/set Moon rise/set 0.7 ft. 3.9 ft. 0.8 ft. Sep 12, 11 2:41 AM 8:47 AM 3:03 PM 9:08 PM Sep 12, 11 3:17 AM 9:51 AM 3:39 PM 10:12 PM Sep 12, 11 2:38 AM 8:44 AM 3:00 PM 9:05 PM Major Times Minor Times 7:19 am 7:13 pm Tue 3.8 ft. 0.5 ft. 3.9 ft. 0.9 ft. Tue 3.5 ft. 0.5 ft. 3.6 ft. 0.8 ft. Tue 3.8 ft. 0.6 ft. 4.0 ft. 1.0 ft. 12:37 AM - 2:37 AM 6:36 AM - 7:36 AM 12:58 PM - 2:58 PM 7:12 PM - 8:12 PM 7:47 pm 6:37 am Sep 13, 11 3:05 AM 9:20 AM 3:36 PM 9:32 PM Sep 13, 11 3:41 AM 10:24 AM 4:12 PM 10:36 PM Sep 13, 11 3:02 AM 9:17 AM 3:33 PM 9:29 PM Brightness– 93% Wed 3.8 ft. 0.4 ft. 3.8 ft. 1.0 ft. Wed 3.6 ft. 0.4 ft. 3.5 ft. 0.9 ft. Wed 3.9 ft. 0.5 ft. 3.9 ft. 1.1 ft. Best Monday Sep 14, 11 3:28 AM 9:52 AM 4:08 PM 9:56 PM Sep 14, 11 4:04 AM 10:56 AM 4:44 PM 11:00 PM Sep 14, 11 3:25 AM 9:49 AM 4:05 PM 9:53 PM Monday Sun rise/set Moon rise/set Alligator Point, Ochlockonee BaySt. Teresa, Turkey Pt. Dog Island West End Major Times Minor Times 7:19 am 7:43 pm 1:19 AM - 3:19 AM 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM 7:46 pm 7:31 am Date High Low High Low Date High Low High Low Date High Low High Low 1:40 PM - 3:40 PM 7:43 PM - 8:43 PM Thu 2.2 ft. 1.4 ft. 2.7 ft. 0.4 ft. Thu 2.3 ft. 1.9 ft. 2.8 ft. 0.5 ft. Thu 2.7 ft. 1.9 ft. 3.0 ft. 0.5 ft. Brightness– 99% Sep 8, 11 12:35 AM 5:59 AM 12:11 PM 7:18 PM Sep 8, 11 12:27 AM 5:27 AM 12:03 PM 6:46 PM Sep 8, 11 1:44 AM 5:11 AM 11:07 AM 6:38 PM Best Tuesday Fri 2.4 ft. 1.1 ft. 2.8 ft. 0.4 ft. Fri 2.4 ft. 1.5 ft. 2.9 ft. 0.5 ft. Fri 2.7 ft. 1.6 ft. 3.1 ft. 0.6 ft. Tuesday Sep 9, 11 1:10 AM 6:59 AM 1:02 PM 7:56 PM Sep 9, 11 1:02 AM 6:27 AM 12:54 PM 7:24 PM Sep 9, 11 2:02 AM 6:08 AM 12:24 PM 7:16 PM Sun rise/set Moon rise/set Sat 2.5 ft. 0.9 ft. 2.9 ft. 0.4 ft. Sat 2.6 ft. 1.2 ft. 3.0 ft. 0.6 ft. Sat 2.7 ft. 1.4 ft. 3.1 ft. 0.8 ft. Major Times Minor Times 7:20 am 8:13 pm Sep 10, 11 1:40 AM 7:44 AM 1:44 PM 8:27 PM Sep 10, 11 1:32 AM 7:12 AM 1:36 PM 7:55 PM Sep 10, 11 2:18 AM 6:55 AM 1:22 PM 7:47 PM 2:01 AM - 4:01 AM 8:22 AM - 9:22 AM 2:21 PM - 4:21 PM 8:13 PM - 9:13 PM 7:45 pm 8:24 am Sun 2.6 ft. 0.7 ft. 2.9 ft. 0.5 ft. Sun 2.8 ft. 0.9 ft. 3.1 ft. 0.7 ft. Sun 2.8 ft. 1.2 ft. 3.0 ft. 1.0 ft. Brightness– 95% Sep 11, 11 2:07 AM 8:23 AM 2:21 PM 8:54 PM Sep 11, 11 1:59 AM 7:51 AM 2:13 PM 8:22 PM Sep 11, 11 2:31 AM 7:36 AM 2:12 PM 8:13 PM Better Wenesday Mon 2.8 ft. 0.5 ft. 2.9 ft. 0.6 ft. Mon 2.9 ft. 0.7 ft. 3.1 ft. 0.8 ft. Mon 2.9 ft. 1.0 ft. 3.0 ft. 1.1 ft. Wenesday Sep 12, 11 2:33 AM 8:58 AM 2:55 PM 9:19 PM Sep 12, 11 2:25 AM 8:26 AM 2:47 PM 8:47 PM Sep 12, 11 2:41 AM 8:13 AM 2:57 PM 8:32 PM Sun rise/set Moon rise/set Tue 2.8 ft. 0.4 ft. 2.9 ft. 0.7 ft. Tue 2.9 ft. 0.5 ft. 3.0 ft. 0.9 ft. Tue 3.0 ft. 0.9 ft. 2.9 ft. 1.3 ft. Major Times Minor Times 7:21 am 8:45 pm Sep 13, 11 2:57 AM 9:31 AM 3:28 PM 9:43 PM Sep 13, 11 2:49 AM 8:59 AM 3:20 PM 9:11 PM Sep 13, 11 2:52 AM 8:47 AM 3:41 PM 8:48 PM 2:42 AM - 4:42 AM 9:16 AM - 10:16 AM 7:44 pm 9:17 am Wed 2.9 ft. 0.3 ft. 2.8 ft. 0.7 ft. Wed 3.0 ft. 0.4 ft. 3.0 ft. 1.0 ft. Wed 3.1 ft. 0.7 ft. 2.8 ft. 1.5 ft. 3:04 PM - 5:04 PM 8:44 PM - 9:44 PM Sep 14, 11 3:20 AM 10:03 AM 4:00 PM 10:07 PM Sep 14, 11 3:12 AM 9:31 AM 3:52 PM 9:35 PM Sep 14, 11 3:05 AM 9:19 AM 4:26 PM 9:02 PM Brightness– 88% Better www.thewakullanews.com THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 – Page 11A Law Enforcement and Courts reports Sheriff ’s Report Tallahassee man arrested On Aug. 25, David Rosier Marco A. Marines-Rangel, get into the home and had doublewide mobile home for burglary in Wakulla of Sopchoppy reported the 28, of Crawfordville reported damaged a window screen. fully engulfed in fi re. The Special to The News theft of a motor vehicle and that he was not injured in Damage to the screen is es- victims, Burkett and Albert wood splitter which were the crash. However, he did timated at $20. The suspects A. Grimes, were both safe The U.S. Marshal’s North taken from his home. The not possess a valid driver appeared to be juveniles. and uninjured. The fire Florida Regional Fugitive vehicle is valued at $2,000 license. It had been sus- Deputy Ian Dohme inves- originated in the kitchen as Task Force arrested a 32- and the wood splitter is pended in May for failure tigated. a result of hot grease. Dam- year-old Tallahassee man valued at $500. Deputy Taff to pay a citation. He was • On Aug. 30, Deputy age to the mobile home and in Leon County Thursday, Stokley investigated. charged with knowingly Mike Zimba investigated a contents was estimated at Sept. 1 in connection with In other activity reported driving with a license that vehicle accident involving $50,000, a total loss. The fi re an April 18 burglary in by the sheriff’s offi ce this was suspended, cancelled or Wakulla County EMS Rescue was ruled accidental. Crawfordville, according to week: revoked and transported to 01. Randy B. Williams was • On Aug. 31, Jessica Sheriff David Harvey. • On Aug. 25, a 16-year- the Wakulla County Jail. backing the ambulance into Welch of Crawfordville re- The Task Force appre- old Wakulla High School • On Aug. 27, John Hall a parking space at Victor’s ported a burglary and theft hended Christopher Kanta student reported the theft of Crawfordville reported a when he struck a utility of fuel from storage tanks at Bradham at a home at 293 Christopher K. Bradham of her book bag which grand theft of farm equip- pole. Damage to the vehicle Welch Land Development. Bermuda Street at 1:15 contained personal items ment. A cultivator and plow, is estimated at $500 and The gas is valued at $100. p.m. Bradham was arrest- and identification valued valued at $500, were report- damage to the pole is also Evidence was collected at ed without incident and Bradham was charged at $65. ed missing from an indi- estimated at $500. Neither the scene. Captain Chris transported to the Wakulla with burglary of a struc- • On Aug. 26, a retail vidual who was renting it. Williams nor passenger Savary investigated. County Jail. ture, grand theft and grand theft was reported at Wal- • On Aug. 27, Suesun Michael E. Register were • On Aug. 31, Riley Miller Bradham was wanted theft of a fi rearm. He is Mart when three men al- Trice of Crawfordville re- injured. of Crawfordville reported for the April 18 residen- being held in the Wakulla legedly took beer from the ported two fraudulent trans- • On Aug. 29, Rajubhai a vehicle fi re on Wakulla tial burglary of a home County Jail under a $45,000 store without paying for it. actions on her bank ac- Shah of Crawfordville re- Springs Road. Miller sub- owned by Clinton Shettles- bond. The beer was valued at $28 count. The two transactions ported a fraud at Triangle dued the fi re with a garden worth on McMyers Road in Bradham is also a reg- and a tag number of the were reported at Wal-Mart Petro as a woman cashed hose. Sgt. Jeremy John- Crawfordville where $5,725 istered sexual offender, vehicle transporting the for $387. a $138 check at the store ston observed a smoldering worth of property was according to the Florida suspects was obtained. • On Aug. 27, Jeanie that was later determined vehicle and a dashboard stolen including a fi rearm, Department of Law En- • On Aug. 25, Deputy Murkerson of Tallahassee to have been “altered or melted into the fl oorboard. jewelry, electronic games forcement, as a result of Mike Zimba investigated reported a criminal mischief fi ctitious.” The fi re appeared to have and a large television. lewd and lascivious battery a two vehicle accident at to an air conditioning unit A Panacea victim was begun near the fuse area. During the April bur- and assault charges from Wal-Mart. Bea C. Bradford at her home in Crawford- identifi ed who had checks The front windshield was glary investigation, a DNA 1999 and 2001. The stolen of Crawfordville backed into ville. The air conditioning stolen in July. A suspect has broken and the interior was sample was taken from property has not been a vehicle driven by William unit was demolished and also been identifi ed in the severely charred. The fi re the victim’s home which recovered, however the in- Q. Skeens of Crawfordville. a shed was broken into. A case as two of the checks was electrical in nature and was sent to the Florida vestigation is continuing. Bradford’s vehicle suffered forced entry was observed were cashed at a Crawford- was ruled an accident. The Department of Law En- The Task Force includes $500 worth of damage and at the shed. Damage to the ville bank in July. Deputy vehicle is owned by David forcement’s Crime Lab. A law enforcement offi cers the Skeens vehicle suffered air conditioning unit was Billy Metcalf investigated. Parker of Tallahassee. match was discovered Aug. from agencies through- $5,000 worth of damage. estimated at $2,800. • On Aug. 29, Amanda • On Aug. 31, Paulette 19. After matching the DNA out the region including Bradford was found at fault. • On Aug. 28, Rosa Kelly of Crawfordville re- Anderson of Crawfordville profile with Bradham, a Wakulla and Leon County Skeens was cited for having Burdette of Crawfordville ported a grand theft of a reported a criminal mis- photographic search was and the Florida Depart- an expired tag, more than reported a criminal mis- laptop computer, valued at chief. The victim was driving conducted and reviewed ment of Law Enforcement. four months. No injuries chief. The victim’s vehicle $1,200. The victim identifi ed in the area of Glenda’s Store for similarities in photos Additional charges are were reported. was damaged while it was a suspect who was at her on Crawfordville Highway provided by the victim’s pending. • On Aug. 25, Ann L. parked overnight at a Craw- home. The computer infor- when a student in a school security system. Estes of Crawfordville re- fordville bar. Someone used mation was entered into the bus threw something out ported a criminal mischief. a closed fi st to twice punch NCIC/FCIC computer. the window that broke her Two fl owering bushes were the rear panel of the truck. • On Aug. 30, Joyce windshield. Deputy Lorne cut. The plants are valued • On Aug. 26, a Crawford- Gregory of Crawfordville Whaley is reviewing bus at $80. ville man found a magazine reported a traffi c accident security video with Wakul- • On Aug. 25, a retail with live rounds at Song- where a motorist struck la County School District Sheriff ’s offi ce will hold theft was reported at Wal- bird Avenue and Wakulla the rear of her vehicle and Transportation Director Mart. Justin Leon Harvell, Arran Road. The resident left the scene without stop- Pat Jones in an attempt to 9-11 memorial service 21, of Crawfordville was discovered the .40-caliber ping. The accident was identify the student. allegedly observed attempt- magazine as he was driving reported at the 2400 block The Wakulla County Special to The News ber the victims of the 9- ing to conceal a wireless and turned it in to sheriff’s of Crawfordville Highway. Sheriff’s Office received 11 terrorist attack with a game controller in his cloth- offi ce. There were 14 rounds The victim was southbound 772 calls for service during The Wakulla County ceremony that will begin ing. Harvell was confronted in the magazine. PSO Mitch- in her vehicle when she was the past week including: Sheriff’s Offi ce will host at 8:45 a.m., the same time by Wal-Mart employees ell Hampton investigated. struck from behind. The 22 business and residential the 10th Annual 9-11 Me- the fi rst airplane crashed outside the store and re- • On Aug. 29, Mary Scott other driver pulled off the alarms; 106 citizen con- morial Service on Sunday, into the World Trade Cen- turned inside the store. Gilbert, 49, of Crawfordville shoulder of the road, drove tacts; 16 disturbances; 46 Sept. 11 in the parking lot ter in New York City. He was charged with retail was observed by Deputy to her passenger window, investigations; 41 medical of the sheriff’s offi ce. The memorial service is theft. The game controller Mike Zimba driving an es- shouted that there was emergencies; 56 security Sheriff David Harvey open to the public. was valued at $58. Deputy timated 45 to 50 miles per no damage and left the checks; 26 special details; 10 and the staff will remem- Mike Zimba and Deputy Ian hour in the Medart Elemen- scene. An inspection of the subpoena services; 13 suspi- Dohme investigated. tary School 20 mile per hour victim’s vehicle noted ap- cious vehicles; 14 traffi c en- • On Aug. 26, Karen school zone. The deputy proximately $1,000 worth of forcements; 53 traffi c stops; Rogers of Crawfordville conducted a traffi c stop and damage. Deputy Clint Beam 15 disabled vehicles; 16 reported a fraud as she the driver did not possess a investigated. reckless vehicles; 25 wanted OWNED PROPERTIES Auction received internet correspon- valid driver license. Gilbert • On Aug. 31, Tracy Bur- people; 12 warrant services; Mobile Home Commercial Single Family Land Golf dence sending her a check also allegedly gave Deputy kett of Sopchoppy reported and 111 watch orders. Commercial for $2,050 and asking her Zimba a false name. a house fire on Mathis Park Assets Homes & Residential Course to send $1,700 to a person Gilbert was charged with Road in Sopchoppy. Deputy SAT • SEPTEMBER 24 • 11:00 AM in California. The victim knowingly driving while Randy Phillips observed a Tallahassee Civic Center mailed the money and it license is suspended or was determined that the revoked and falsely identify- Many Selling 50 Commercial & Residential original check was from a ing herself to a law enforce- ABSOLUTE! NORTH FLORIDA Properties non-existent bank account. ment offi cer. There was also Including LOCAL PROPERTIES : • On Aug. 26, Deputy a state notice to seize her A-AAA No Buyer’s in Florida & Georgia Counties HARRISON Premium! 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Page 12A – THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 www.thewakullanews.com War Eagles defeat Mosley in season opener, 31-14 Players of the Week #21 Marshane Godbolt #22 Ryan Henderson #13 Conner Smith PHOTO BY KEN FIELDS/Special to The News Quarterback Dalton Norman hands off the ball to No. 10 Evan Mccoy. Continued from page 1A Smith nailed a 30-yard fi eld ble. Klees praised Hender- goal to put the War Eagles son’s play and said he was At the start of the fourth up 31-14. “extremely proud” of him. quarter, Mosley scored on Mosley threatened at the Luke Taylor had seven a quarterback keeper at the end of the game, driving the tackles. Mikal Cromartie had goal line and got the extra ball down the fi eld – but was seven tackles and two pass point to make the score unable to punch the ball in defl ections. 22-14. before time expired. 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Recycle Licensed-Insured MY100BANK.COM | A Home BancShares Company (Nasdaq: HOMB) Rodney True Owner Member-Keep Wakulla County Beautiful Member-Wakulla County Chamber of Commerce Section B THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 Green Scene What is nonpoint source Breath, blood and the All-natural local pollution? emotions bodybuilders EarthTalk, Page 3B Yoga for Life, Page 4B Get Fit, Page 6B Ways to save electricity and money Coastal Cleanup is Sept. 17 By JOANN PALMER Recommendations from KWCB Director Wakulla County Energy Last year during Coastal Conservation Committee Cleanup, hosted locally by Keep Wakulla County Beau- By ELINOR ELFNER the refrigerator where the tiful, volunteers removed Committee Chair whole family can see it. Each 13,524 pounds of trash and month you’ll want to record debris from our area. With the new public ser- the new amount, subtract At 8 a.m. on Sept. 17, vice tax of 7 percent being and write the amount used hundreds of volunteers from enacted this year, each of us in another column. Save Wakulla, Leon, Jefferson has a new challenge. How space for a star when you and Franklin counties will much can we reduce our use have done a really great job once again converge on the of electricity? Can we live of conserving electricity. shores, marshes, roads and with only the 500 kilowatts If a month is too much rivers of Wakulla County to (KW) of electricity per month time to wait to check your remove trash and debris. that is exempted from the progress, start another chart This year marks the 26th tax? If so, we will not be with weekly readings. One International Coastal Clean- paying the 7-percent tax on of the kids can have the job up. Volunteers participate in electricity. of reading and recording ev- this annual event because There are things you can ery Saturday morning. Now, FILE PHOTO of their commitment to the do yourself to save electricity, pencil in a goal for the week. environment. Volunteers pick up trash for last year’s Coastal Cleanup. but you also have a utility When your child reads the Keep Wakulla County company who has trained meter the next week he/she Beautiful works all year long and beautiful rivers. These The fi ve major sites for associates, Wakulla County personnel to help you iden- can figure out how much to remove trash and debris areas are only sustainable if the 2011 cleanup will be St. Sheriff’s Offi ce staff and the tify the best practices to save electricity was actually used from our roadways and wa- everyone pitches in every- Marks Refuge, Shell Point, Board of Directors of KWCB money. If your provider is and see if the goal was met. terways, identify the sources day and works to maintain Mashes Sands, St. Marks and will be serving up hotdogs, Talquin Electric Cooperative, Gradually, everyone will of that debris, and educate a clean environment. Bottoms Road. Volunteers chips and a cold drink as a call 850-627-7651 to make an become aware of their own our citizens to change the Volunteers spend the can either proceed directly thank you. appointment for a free energy use of electricity. It may take behaviors that allow it to morning picking up every- to the site of their choice In addition, participants analysis, and check out www. some time for everyone in end up on our roadways thing from cigarette butts or come to Woolley Park in will receive a complimentary talquinelectric.com/conserv. the family to play the “elec- and reach the ocean in the and food wrappers to lost Panacea. T-shirt designed by local If your provider is Progress tricity saving-money saving” fi rst place. fi shing nets and major ap- At any site, you will sign high school student Dilyan Energy, call 1-877-574-0340, game, but gradually you start Wakulla County is a beau- pliances. in, receive a wrist band and Sharp and made possible by and check out www.progress- seeing less money going to tiful place to live and visit. This debris can not only be directed where to clean. the generous support of our energy.com/florida/home/ the utility company. Unfortunately, when people be a danger to humans, our You can sign up in Panacea local sponsors. save-energy-money. Some ideas to get you do not respect their environ- marine life is at risk as well. and fi nd out more informa- Following lunch, Master Don’t wait for the utility started on the path to saving ment, they become compla- Because trash travels to tion on all the sites. You do of Ceremonies Commission- company to help you. Start electricity and saving money cent and litter accumulates. the ocean by way of storm not have to be familiar with er Alan Brock, will present now. First, look at your are divided into three lists; Not only does it have a drains and waterways, much the sites to participate. the cash prize for the most last utility bill. How many ideas with no cost to you, negative impact visually, it of the debris is located in Volunteers can sign up cigarette butts collected on kilowatts of electricity did low cost and investments. the delicate marshes such early by sending an email to Saturday by a group, and will you use? Put that fi gure on impacts our local economy. Visitors want to see clean as those at the St. Marks [email protected]. be handing out door prizes the top of a notepad on Continued on page 3B shores, litter free marshes Lighthouse. You should wear com- donated by our many local fortable closed toed shoes, businesses. tennis shoes are preferable, As an added bonus again Law Office Est. 1998 bring sunscreen, insect repel- this year, Jack Rudloe of - Foreclosures lent, a hat and gloves. Trash Gulf Specimen Marine Lab - Creditor/Debtor - Business Law bags will be provided. is offering a free tour of Following the cleanup, their facility for participants all participants are invited in the cleanup. The lab is to come to the headquarters located a few blocks from 17 High Drive, Suite C at Woolley Park in Panacea the park. Visit their website Courthouse Square for a free participant lunch at gulfspecimen.org. Crawfordville, Florida hosted by Wal-Mart of Craw- Remember, recycle, re- fordville. Manager Richard duce your personal trash and Russell and several Wal-Mart reuse where possible. 2011 Pet Photo Contest Rules and Entry Form available at 4HE 7AKULLA NEWS office location 3119-A Crawfordville Hwy. Crawfordville, Florida or online at www.thewakullanews.com Entry Forms due by September 16, 2011 850-926-7102 (Digital photos only) Page 2B – THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 www.thewakullanews.com St. Marks City Elvis and Friends Sopchoppy 9-11 Memorial Email your community events to Commission show at 8 p.m. at the Grower’s Market Service at 8:45 Week [email protected] meeting at 7 p.m. Senior Center. from 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. at the sheriff’s in at city hall. p.m. offi ce. WWakullaakulla Post your event on TheWakullaNews.com Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday • NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS meets at 824 Shadev- emailed prior, RSVP to the Chamber offi ce at (850) ille Road at 6:30 p.m. For more information, call 224- 926-1848. City and County Meetings 2321. • PAIN MANAGEMENT SEMINAR will be held at 7 • VFW LADIES AUXILIARY BINGO will be held at the p.m. at the Crawfordville United Methodist Church spon- Thursday, September 8 VFW Post on Arran Road from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. sored by the Wakulla County Cancer Support group. It • COUNTY COMMISSION will meet at 5 p.m. • CRAWFORDVILLE LION’S CLUB will meet at Beef doesn’t matter what kind of pain you experience and for a workshop on subdivision road acceptance O’Brady’s at 6 p.m. you don’t have to have cancer to attend. If pain is a big options. • WAKULLA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY will issue in your life, please come. Kathleen J. Barnett, Pain • ST. MARKS CITY COMMISSION will hold meet at 7 p.m. at the public library. The public is encour- Management Clinical Specialist of Tallahassee Memorial its regular meeting at 7 p.m. at city hall. aged to attend all meetings. Hospital, will be the featured speaker. • CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOARD will meet at 8 a.m. at the Old Historic Wakulla County Courthouse Friday, September 16 Monday, September 12 located on High Drive in Crawfordville. Call (850) 926- • BENEFIT for the Anthony Revell Scholarship Fund • SCHOOL BOARD will meet at 5:45 p.m. 1848 for more information. will be held at Dux’s Lounge at 9:30 p.m. Fireplug will be with a public hearing on the budget at 6 p.m. playing. Donations will be accepted all night. • SOPCHOPPY CITY COMMISSION will Wednesday, September 14 meet for its regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. • ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at Ochlock- Saturday, September 17 onee Bay UMC on Surf Road at noon. • COASTAL CLEANUP will be held by Keep Wakulla • BOOK BABIES, storytime with activities for toddlers, County Beautiful and The Ocean Conservancy from will be held at the public library at 10:30 a.m. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The different locations are St. Marks • BRAIN GYM CLASS will be held at the senior center Refuge, Mashes Sands, Bottoms Road, Shell Point, Clubs, Groups, Regular Meetings at 10:30 a.m. Ochlockonee Bay or Woolley Park. A free lunch will • KNITTING GROUP meets at the public library from be served to volunteers at Woolley Park at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, September 8 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. For information, call 491-1684. Raffl es and door prizes. For more information contact • ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at 7 p.m. at the • LINE DANCING will be held at the senior center at [email protected] or (850) 745-7111. Panacea Women’s Club on Otter Lake Road, Panacea. 2 p.m. For more information call 524-9103. • NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, September 22 • BINGO will be held at the VFW Post on Arran Road at 2140-C Crawfordville Highway. Call 224-2321 for more • WOMEN AGAINST MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS LUN- from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. information. CHEON will be held to raise awareness about MS and • COASTAL OPTIMIST CLUB will meet at noon at • BEADING CLASSES with Tamara will be held at raise money to benefi t those living with MS in North Posey’s Steam Room in Panacea. 12:45 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center. Choose from Florida. The event will be held at the University Center • FAMILY TO FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP will meet glass and stone beads to create your masterpiece. There Club in FSU Doak Campbell Stadium. at 11:30 a.m. to at 6 p.m. at the NAMI Wakulla offi ce. is a $3 to $5 fee for the materials. 1:15 p.m. For more information, call (850)386-4843 or • ROTARY CLUB meets at the senior center at • WAKULLA COUNTY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TASK email [email protected]. noon. FORCE will meet at noon at TCC Wakulla Center in • WAKULLA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MU- Crawfordville. Lunch is provided. Call (850) 926-9005 Friday, September 23 SEUM will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum for more information. • FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY SILENT AUCTION will is located at 24 High Drive, Crawfordville. be held at the public library from 6 to 8 p.m. The Silent • BINGO will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. at Beef O’ Brady’s Thursday, September 15 Auction includes gift certifi cates, vacations, marine sup- to benefi t Florida Wild Mammal Association. • ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at 7 p.m. at the plies, gifts, artwork, dinners, school supplies and more. Panacea Women’s Club on Otter Lake Road, Panacea. Food and drinks will be provided. To make a donation Friday, September 9 For more information call 524-9103. to the auction or for more information about the event, • ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets each Friday at • BINGO will be held at the VFW Post on Arran Road please contact Sue Belford at (850) 926-4244 or Friend- 8 p.m. at 54 Ochlockonee Street in Crawfordville. Call from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. [email protected]. (850) 545-1853 for more information. • COASTAL OPTIMIST CLUB will meet at noon at • ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets each Friday Posey’s Steam Room in Panacea. at noon at 54 Ochlockonee Street in Crawfordville. Call • FAMILY TO FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP will meet (850) 545-1853 for more information. at 6 p.m. at the NAMI Wakulla offi ce. • FRIDAY AFTERNOON BOOK CLUB meets at the • ROTARY CLUB meets at the senior center at public library from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. noon. Library News... • GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS meets at St. Teresa’s • BINGO will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. at Beef O’ Brady’s Episcopal Church in Medart from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. to benefi t Florida Wild Mammal Association. On Saturday, Sept. 9, • PICKIN’ ‘N’ GRINNIN’ JAM SESSION will be held • WAKULLA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MU- join us for “A Swift Night at the senior center from 10 a.m. to noon. (Also on SEUM will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum Out,” to come and enjoy Tuesdays) is located at 24 High Drive, Crawfordville. an unusual ranger-led • SASSY STRIPPERS QUILTERS GROUP meets at program to see fi rsthand the public library from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. to make Friday, September 16 one of nature’s amazing quilts for traumatized children. The “cruiser quilts” are • ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets each Friday at spectacles. During Swift donated to Wakulla County deputies to be used for 8 p.m. at 54 Ochlockonee Street in Crawfordville. Call Night Out, people all over children in need. New members welcome. For informa- (850) 545-1853 for more information. the country stand beneath tion, call 926-6290. • ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets each Friday chimneys to watch and • WAKULLA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MU- at noon at 54 Ochlockonee Street in Crawfordville. Call count chimney swifts en- SEUM will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum (850) 545-1853 for more information. ter their roost. The Lodge is located at 24 High Drive, Crawfordville. at Wakulla Springs has a • FRIDAY AFTERNOON BOOK CLUB meets at the By SCOTT JOYNER • BIG BEND HOSPICE ADVISORY COUNCIL will large fl ock that roosts in public library from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Interim Library Director meet at 1 p.m. at Beef O’Brady’s in Crawfordville. Please • GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS meets at St. Teresa’s one of its inactive chim- call Pam Allbritton at 926-9308 or 508-8749 for more neys. Come to witness the Episcopal Church in Medart from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Friday Night Movie information. “fl ying cigar” shaped birds • PICKIN’ ‘N’ GRINNIN’ JAM SESSION will be held On Friday, Sept. 9, we’re perform their swirling at the senior center from 10 a.m. to noon. (Also on showing the Robert Red- Saturday, September 10 aerial dance prior to their Tuesdays) ford directed fi lm about • ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets each Saturday descent into the chimney • SASSY STRIPPERS QUILTERS GROUP meets at the trial of Mary Surratt at 5:30 p.m. at Mission by the Sea Church on Alligator and be part of a nation- the public library from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. to make for conspiring in the as- Drive in Alligator Point. Call (850) 545-1853 for more wide program to estimate quilts for traumatized children. The “cruiser quilts” are sassination of Abraham information. their numbers. donated to Wakulla County deputies to be used for Lincoln. • NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS meets at 3240 Craw- Park admission is also children in need. New members welcome. For informa- Starring James McAvoy fordville Highway at 5 p.m. For more information, call free on Sunday, Sept. 11 if tion, call 926-6290. and Robin Wright ,the 224-2321. you present your library • WAKULLA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MU- film tells the story of • SOPCHOPPY GROWER’S MARKET is held ev- card or donate a slight- SEUM will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum how in the wake of Abra- ery Saturday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., in front of Posh Java ly used family friendly is located at 24 High Drive, Crawfordville. ham Lincoln’s assassina- in Sopchoppy. The market features local organic and book. tion, seven men and one unsprayed vegetables, homemade, hand-ground, fresh woman are arrested and bread from Crescent Moon Farm, live music and varying Quit Smoking Classes Special Events charged with conspiring demonstrations, events, vendors and activities. Grow- Return to WCPL to kill the President, the ers and seafood vendors wanting to participate may Beginning Tuesday, Friday, September 9 Vice-President and the phone Jennifer Taylor at (850) 241-3873 or email famu. Sept. 13, the Big Bend Area • ELVIS AND FRIENDS will perform at the Senior Secretary of State. [email protected]. For general information or to offer Health Education Center Center at 8 p.m. featuring Todd Allen Herendeen and the The lone woman an activity, demonstration or performance, contact Posh will begin another 6-week FTD Band. Tickets are available at $25 per person and charged, Mary Surratt, at (850) 962-1010 or Debbie Dix at (850) 528-5838, or round of quit smoking are tax deductible. Seating is limited. Purchase tickets 42, owns a boarding email [email protected]. classes at the library. or for more information please call the Senior Center house where John Wilkes These classes are de- at (850) 926-7145. The Senior Center is located at 33 Booth and others met and Sunday, September 11 signed by ex-smokers Michael Drive in Crawfordville. Please join us as a com- planned the simultane- • ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets each Sunday who are well aware of munity supporting the Senior Center, meals on wheels ous attacks. Against the at 6 p.m. at 54 Ochlockonee Street in Crawfordville. For how hard it is to quit the program and other critical needs of our seniors. ominous back-drop of more information call (850) 545-1853. habit. Smoking cessation post-Civil War Washing- products like patches and Saturday, September 10 ton, newly-minted lawyer, Monday, September 12 gum are also available as • GRAVE MARKER DEDICATION CEREMONY will Frederick Aiken, a 28-year- • ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet at 7:30 p.m. supplies last. be held by the R. Don McLeod Chapter 2469 of the old Union war-hero, reluc- at St. Marks First Baptist Church. The class begins at 6 United Daughters of the Confederacy of Wakulla County tantly agrees to defend • ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at 7 p.m. p.m. and will be held each at 10:30 a.m. at the Pigott Cemetery in Medart, to honor Surratt before a military at the Panacea Women’s Club on Otter Lake Road, Tuesday evening through a former member, Celia Catherine Revell Whaley. The tribunal. As the trial un- Panacea. Oct. 18. This program, like Wakulla Guards Camp 742, Sons of Confederate Vet- folds, Aiken realizes his • ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS FOR WOMEN meets everything else we do at erans of Wakulla County and the Quincy Young Guards client may be innocent each Monday at 6 p.m. at 54 Ochlockonee Street in the library, is free and Camp 703, Sons of Confederate Veterans from Quincy and that she is being Crawfordville. For more information call (850) 545- open to the public. will also be participating. She is the granddaughter of used as bait and hostage 1853. Private Stephen Calvin Revell, 5th Regiment, Florida in order to capture the • LINE DANCING will be held at the senior center at Computer classes for Infantry, Confederate States of America. only conspirator to have 1:30 p.m. the rest of the month escaped a massive man- • RESPITE CARE is offered by The Alzheimer’s Proj- On Thursday, Sept. 15, Sunday, September 11 hunt, her own son. ect of Wakulla at Lake Ellen Baptist Church from 9 a.m. we’re happy to offer Com- • 9-11 MEMORIAL SERVICE will be held at the Doors open at 6:45 to 3 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Bring your loved one to puter Basics: Arrange Your sheriff’s offi ce at 8:45 a.m. to remember those lost. This p.m. or this 7 p.m. show. be cared for. Lunch will be provided. There is no cost. The Computer Files at 9:30 a.m. year marks the 10th anniversary of the attack. The fi lm is rated PG-13 for church is located at 4495 Crawfordville Highway. Call Pat followed by Microsoft Ex- some violence. Ashley for more information at (850) 984-5277. Tuesday, September 13 cel 2007: Understanding • YOGAS CLASSES with Tamara will be held at 10:30 Formulas and Functions • WAKULLA TRANSPORTATION DISADVANTAGED Celebrate Literacy at a.m. at the Senior Citizens Center. This is a gentle re- at 1:30 p.m. COORDINATING BOARD will meet at 10 a.m. at the Wakulla Springs storative class focusing on the breath to build fl exibility, On Tuesday, Sept. 20, public library. In addition to its regular business, the In honor of September restore balance with a mind/body approach. our fi nal 2 classes of the agenda includes a recommendation to the CTC com- being Florida Adult and • WAKULLA COUNTY CHRISTIAN COALITION will month are Skype: Get- petitive procurement process and the Annual Operating Family Literacy month, meet at 7 p.m. at the public library. ting Started at 9:30 a.m. Report. A time for public comments will be afforded to the library, in conjunc- followed by Digital Pho- anyone wishing to address the board. tion with Wakulla Springs Tuesday, September 13 tography: Windows Live State Park, is proud to • ALANON meets at 54 Ochlockonee Street in Craw- Essentials Photo Gallery present Reflections at fordville at noon. at 1:30 p.m. Upcoming Events Wakulla Springs. From • BOOK BUNCH meets in the children’s room at the Computer classes are Friday, Sept. 9 through public library at 10:30 a.m. free but do require early Thursday, September 15 Sunday, Sept. 11, there will • NAMI CONNECTION will meet from 7 p.m. to 8:30 registration and fi ll up fast • CHAMBER BUSINESS MIXER will be hosted by be a book giveaway in the p.m. at the NAMI Wakulla offi ce. This group is for people so call us soon. Convenant Hospice and NHC Homecare from 5:30 to lodge lobby. diagnosed with a mental illness. 7:30 p.m. Location to be announced. Invitation will be www.thewakullanews.com THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 – Page 3B Green Scene What is ‘nonpoint source pollution’? Ways to save Continued from page 1B SAVINGS WITH NO COST TO YOU: How can it be controlled? You might put reminder sticky notes up for some of these. 1. Turn off lights when you leave a room every time. Dear EarthTalk: What is 2. Turn off machines when you leave a room (TVs, computers, “nonpoint source pollution?” radios, stereos, video games, etc.) How much of a problem is it 3. Fill your dishwasher effi ciently and limit the number of times and how can it be controlled? you run it. – Devon Corey, New York, 4. Keep furniture away from air conditioning and heating vents NY so air can circulate effi ciently. 5. Always keep doors and windows tightly closed when heating Unlike pollution that comes or cooling the house. (OK, you can open a door and quickly from specifi c industrial factories, run out or in.) sewage treatment plants and 6. Adjust temperature setting on hot water heater to no higher other easily discernible ‘points,’ than 110 or 115 degrees. nonpoint source pollution comes 7. Be sure outside lighting is off during the day. from many diffuse sources, but 8. Decide what you want from the refrigerator or freezer BEFORE in the aggregate creates a formi- you open the door so you can minimize the loss of cold air. dable challenge for municipal, 9. Only wash full loads of clothes and use cold water with a cold state and federal environmental water detergent. and water control authorities. 10. Clean the lint fi lter of the dryer before every load, OR, better According to the EPA, nonpoint yet, use a solar dryer (commonly called a clothes line). source pollution is “caused by 11. When using a dryer, dry full loads and dry one load right after rainfall or snowmelt moving over another, and stop the dryer as soon as clothes are dry. (Some and through the ground [where people only use the dryer to fl uff, line dried clothes.) it] picks up and carries away 12. Use ceiling fans (or any fan) only while you are in the room. natural and human-made pollut- This makes it feel cooler due to evaporation and doesn’t help the temperature when no one is in the room. ants, fi nally depositing them into PHOTO BY USDA lakes, rivers, wetlands, coastal Nonpoint source pollution comes from many diffuse sources, but in the 13. Set the cooling thermostat at 78 degrees or higher in the sum- waters and ground waters.” aggregate creates a formidable challenge for municipal, state and federal mer, and 70 or lower in the winter. Some of the most common environmental and water control authorities -- and is likely the largest 14. When leaving the house for work, set the thermostat up a pollutants in nonpoint source pol- threat to our water quality. Pictured is runoff of fertilizer-laced soil from few degrees in the summer and down a few more degrees in the winter. When you return, just change the setting 2 or 3 lution include excess fertilizers, a farm. degrees and the system will kick in again. herbicides and pesticides from 15. If your air conditioning unit is in the sun, fi nd some remnants agricultural lands and residential of our rivers, lakes, and estuaries enacting and enforcing building from your last building project and build a roof to shade the areas and oil, grease and toxic “are not clean enough to meet codes and other rules that can unit. chemicals from urban runoff and basic uses such as fishing or reduce outfl ows. 16. Close blinds and drapes as necessary to keep the summer sun energy production. swimming.” The voluntary reduction in from heating the rooms inside. Because it comes phosphates in dishwashing de- 17. Change air fi lters for your air conditioner or heating units from so many sources, tergents in the U.S. last year, for regularly. Many are effective only for one month. A dirty fi lter regulating nonpoint example, was a big step in reduc- makes the unit run more, causing use of more electricity. source pollution is al- ing the nutrient load into our 18. Unplug the old refrigerator in the garage that you really don’t most impossible, so it streams and lakes. need. It’s an energy guzzler! really comes down to individuals taking steps Th e EPA reports that we can all LOW COST SAVING PRACTICES to minimize the pollu- do our part by keeping litter, pet 1. Change any incandescent bulbs to Fluorescent. Start by replac- tion generated by their waste, leaves and debris out of ing all the old-fashioned bulbs with the “curly” bulbs that use actions. 75% less electricity for the equivalent brightness. Be sure you The EPA reports that street gutters and storm drains buy bulbs with the “energy star” label to guarantee the savings, we can all do our part and change a 75-watt bulb for a 75-watt equivalent bulb (usually by keeping litter, pet 20 watts). Fluorescent bulbs also give off less heat. waste, leaves and de- Some municipalities have gone 2. Put in a programmable thermostat to keep the temperature set bris out of street gutters so far as to mandate erosion and at most effi cient settings for day time and for night time. Sediment from construction, and storm drains, which usually sediment control ordinances 3. Put insulation around the pipes going to and from your water mining and agricultural sites, as drain right into nearby water requiring the construction of heater, and if it is rather old, buy an insulated blanket to put well as salts, acids, bacteria and bodies; applying lawn and garden natural buffers in building and around the hot water tank. atmospheric deposition from chemicals sparingly; disposing landscaping projects to fi lter out 4. Hold a ribbon or candle up to the edges of doors and windows myriad sources also play a role. of used oil, antifreeze, paints pollutants before they reach local to identify where air is leaking in. Then put in weather strip- While its effects vary region to and other household chemicals watersheds. ping or caulking to keep the outside air from coming in. region, nonpoint source pollution properly, that is, at your nearest If your community doesn’t 5. Put a timer on the hot water heater so that water is heated only is likely the largest threat to our hazardous household waste drop- have similar rules in place, en- during the time of day that you must have hot water. water quality. The U.S. has made off, not in storm drains; cleaning courage your local officials to “tremendous advances in the past up spilled brake fl uid, oil, grease enact them. INVESTMENTS FOR SAVING ELECTRICITY 25 years to clean up the aquatic and antifreeze, not hosing them 1. Check the insulation in your attic. If it is not about 15 inches, environment by controlling pollu- into the street where they will consider having more blown in. tion from industries and sewage eventually reach local waterways; EarthTalk is written and edited 2. Whenever you are replacing an appliance, be sure to buy the treatment plants,” says the EPA. and controlling soil erosion on by Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss most effi cient model you can afford. At a minimum it should “Unfortunately, we did not do your property by planting ground and is a registered trademark of be Energy Star certifi ed. enough to control pollution from cover and stabilizing erosion- E - The Environmental Magazine 3. Really old refrigerators and water heaters are generally worth diffuse, or nonpoint, sources.” prone areas. (www.emagazine.com). replacing with the new very energy effi cient models. The EPA also calls nonpoint Beyond what we can do indi- Send questions to earthtalk@ 4. The one effective use of solar is to heat water. If you are source pollution the U.S.’s “largest vidually, local, regional and state emagazine.com. Subscribe: www. replacing a water heater, get an appraisal for putting a solar source of water quality problems” governments can also help reduce emagazine.com/subscribe. thermal system in your house. and the main reason 40 percent nonpoint source pollution by 2011 Coastal Cleanup Sponsored by: The Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup & Keep Wakulla County Beautiful Saturday,Saturday, SeptemberSeptember 1717thth 20112011 Please Help… Keep Sites Wakulla Headquarters: Wooley Park in Panacea St. Marks Refuge- at the visitor’s center County Mashes Sands- at the boat landing parking lot Beautiful Shell Point – near the pavilion Thank You to Our Sponsors St. Marks- Wakulla River Park near the Yacht Club WAL-MART WAKULLA CO TOBACCO Schedule of events PREVENTION PROGRAM WASTE PRO 8:00-till - volunteers will arrive at the ROTARY cleanup site of their choice CAPITAL CITY BANK THE WAKULLA AREA TIMES 8:00-10:30 - Pick up litter CENTENNIAL BANK ST. MARKS REFUGE ASSOCIATION 10:30 - Place bags of trash at proper points PAUL G. JOHNSON AND ASSOCIATES and head to Wooley Park in Panacea. MARPAN PROGRESS ENERGY 11:00 - Meet at Wooley Park for lunch and prize giveaways. AUTO TRIM & DESIGN PURPLE MARTIN Items to bring/wear GULF SPECIMEN MARINE LAB Comfortable Clothing, Hat, Closed toed shoes (tennis shoes are best), CITY OF ST. MARKS Gloves- site captains will have some extra cotton gloves, Sunscreen and TALQUIN PORTABLE RESTROOMS insect repellant NEWARK RECYCLED FIBERS Register Early * As of this publication Groups of 5 or more are encouraged to register beforehand by contacting the Keep Wakulla County Beautiful office at 850-745-7111 or by email at [email protected]. Follow us on FACEBOOK for updates. *To locate a site look for signs or FLORIDA GEORGIA GLASS TRUCKS. Site Captains will greet you as you arrive, get you signed up, give you an armband, trash bags and a map for directions. They will also have gallon-sized bags for you if you want to participate in the “Weigh Your Butts” com- petition (groups only please). Following the morning cleanup all volunteers should return to your site captain to complete a data card and head over to Woolley Park for lunch and prize giveaways. CALL OR EMAIL FOR MORE INFORMATION (850) 745-7111 or email [email protected]. Page 4B – THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 www.thewakullanews.com HEALTH & FITNESS Pain management seminar is set Breath, blood Special to The News Seminar featuring pain most common medication groups and the emotions management clinical spe- used to treat pain. Do you live with pain? Barnett will speak of addiction, On Thursday, Sept. 15, at 7 p.m. cialist Kathleen J. Barnett tolerance and dependence: what at the Crawfordville United Method- will be held at Crawford- they are and what they are not. ist Church near the courthouse, the ville United Methodist She will also discuss techniques YOGA Wakulla Cancer Support Group is Church on Thursday, Sept. that can help with pain relief and sponsoring a seminar on pain and 15 at 7 p.m. can help to reduce the stress that FOR pain management. accompanies it. It doesn’t matter what kind of years. She worked in emergency and Write down your questions, so pain you experience and you don’t trauma for 12 years, and taught at you don’t forget what you want to LIFE have to have cancer to attend. If pain FSU for two years. ask. By DOLLY MOODY is a big issue in your life, please Barnett has been focusing on pain The meeting will be held in the come. management at TMH for the past Fellowship Hall. Kathleen J. Barnett, pain manage- 19 years. Look for the cars and for a person Why do we breathe? nity, all three indicators ment clinical specialist of Tallahas- She knows pain. standing at the door to direct you. Why can’t we enter had gone up – in just in see Memorial Hospital, will be the She will discuss the purpose of For more information, call 926- the breathless state of a few minutes! featured speaker. She is a nurse of 31 pain management and the three 6050. concentration for as long Just as we can alter as we want? our blood chemistry for Contrary to popular the better with posi- conception, it is not the tive thoughts and emo- When infertility becomes a ‘guy thing’ lack of oxygen that trig- tions, we can also pollute gers the desire to breathe our blood with negative How men can combat Grunebaum. the lower the likelihood product from Fairhaven – it is the build up of tox- thoughts and emotions. “When couples address that one will successfully Health, the SpermCheck ins in the blood, particu- Anger is inevitably ac- declining fertility this issue, it’s been my ex- fertilize the egg.” Fertility Test, accurately larly carbon dioxide. companied with forced, trends with vitamins, perience that the woman However, according to confi rms if a man has a If the blood were puri- rapid breathing to purify exercise and limiting is the fi rst to see a spe- Dr. Grunebaum, there are normal count (20 million fied of these toxins, than the blood of the toxins we could experience the the emotion is produc- caff eine, alcohol and cialist to determine her a variety of ways men can per milliliter). The test can fertility status. It’s a little help improve their repro- be completed in a matter breathless state more ing. tobacco intake more diffi cult to get the ductive health. of minutes and retails for easily and for longer pe- Likewise, depression is Special to The News man on board with do- “A diet rich in antioxi- around $35. Should the riods of time. accompanied by shallow ing the same thing. Some dants such as vitamins C, SpermCheck at-home test The make-up of our chest breathing which When infertility strikes, men just don’t want to ac- E and Zinc can go a long confi rm a low count, it’s blood is constantly inadequately purifies it can be a massive source knowledge that they may way in improving sperm generally a good indica- changing and reflecting our blood and saps our of stress for couples, and have a fertility problem. health. Exercising regular- tor that he should see a our mental/emotional vitality. many are too quick to as- As such, they are more ly plus limiting caffeine, specialist to help further state. This is one reason sume it’s a female issue. reluctant to get tested alcohol and tobacco in- diagnose the problem. Norman Cousins au- why ethical and moral Alarmingly, the aver- and I have seen a lot of take can also help a great “There are many ben- thored “Anatomy of an training were included age sperm count for adult men delay seeing a spe- deal,” he added. efits from determining Illness” and went on to in all traditional Yoga males has decreased by cialist or even avoid it While low sperm count early on if sperm count publish several books on disciplines. 50 percent since 1938 and completely.” is known to be a major is a problem for you,” Dr. the mind/body research Someone who is ha- is currently declining at a Unfortunately, Dr. cause of infertility, for Grunebaum said. he conducted at UCLA. bitually fearful, angry rate of 2 percent each year, Grunebaum can confi rm many men, visiting a doc- “The sooner an issue In one study, blood or depressed will find it according to a study in the these disturbing statis- tor or clinic to have a is pinpointed, the sooner was drawn from random difficult to become calm British Medical Journal. tics as he has seen sperm sperm analysis done can proper treatment can be subjects who were then and concentrate because Stress, exposure to en- counts decline in his 25- be a daunting task. started. Treatments for asked to sit back and their blood is more toxic vironmental toxins and plus years of practice. “The testing process male infertility typically visualize whatever would and their breathing more diets defi cient in key vi- “From my experience, itself can be a little em- include lifestyle changes, make them happy for five irregular. tamins and minerals are low sperm count is one of barrassing and even more vitamin, mineral or herbal minutes. Someone who is calm, likely to blame. the primary reasons that so when faced with the supplementation, pre- For some it was envi- cheerful and kind will “It’s a fact that one couples have a difficult prospect of exposing their scription medication or sioning world peace, for find it much easier. in six couples will have time conceiving,” said condition to the doctor, even surgical procedures. others it was earning a Breathe in, breathe diffi culty conceiving, but Dr. Grunebaum, also a nurse or offi ce staff,” he “But before any of that ton of money. out...ahhh! many aren’t aware that medical health advisor for added. can begin, the couple has After a few minutes of Smile... be happy! almost half the time, it’s Fairhaven Health (www. Fortunately, there is to be able to communicate visualization their blood the male who is the cause fairhavenhealth.com). now a way to test for low and agree to take action,” was drawn again. 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Fill in the List 10 words that rhyme with “rain.”1. ______2. ______4) __ O __ N A __ __ blanks to name that weather event. 3. ______4. ______5. ______6. ______ 5) C __ __ L O __ E 7) Flash flood Flash 7) 7. ______8. ______9. ______10. ______ 6) __ A __ L S __ O R __ Hailstorm, 6) Cyclone, 5) 3) Tsunami, 4) Tornado, Tornado, 4) Tsunami, 3) 1) Blizzard, 2) Earthquake, Earthquake, 2) Blizzard, 1) Answers : : 7) F __ A __ __ F __ O O __ vain sane, pane, pain, mane, main, grain, drain, crane, cane, answers: Some Written by Cathy Sewell and illustrated by Blaise Sewell a national park!” of The Curriculum Closet “Sorry, ma’am,” Felix said, throwing dirt over the fi re. “We were just hungry and a little cold.” Chapter Four of Six- The Ninja in the Forest “That’s OK. Just make sure you follow park rules,” she said, handing a typed list to Felix. “The Coronado expedition set up their winter camp of 1540-41 in Tiguex, which is near present-day Albu- “And is that you, Max?” she asked the evil-eyed boy. querque, New Mexico. A brutal war broke out between “Your mom is gonna have your hide. Does she know Coronado’s men and the native Americans.” where you are? Get in the Jeep – I’m taking you three – Coronado and the Golden Cities home!” Sounds of footsteps and breaking branches scared “Yes, Tia Maria,” the boy said sheepishly. Before the friends, and all three froze. Their silhouettes looked whisking away the bullies in her all-terrain vehicle, like a trio of oddly-shaped cactus plants. the ranger jotted down the names of the three young “Who, or what, is that?” Karol whispered. explorers, promising to let their parents know where “I don’t know, but it sounds big!” Hector whispered they were camping. back loudly, grabbing a thick stick sitting nearby. “Wow, that was close!” Karol said, after the unin- The sounds came closer and closer. Karol slid over vited guests disappeared over a hill. “I was scared.” by Felix and they all peered into the darkness, straining “Not me!” Hector said. “I was just about to release to see what was about to invade their camp. some ninja terror on them!” “Hey, I smell pizza!” a loud voice said as three “Yeah, thankfully you didn’t have to hurt them!” strange boys jumped out from behind a large tree. “How Felix winked at Karol. They both knew that Hector was did you get them to deliver all the way out here?” just as scared, but he’d never in a million years admit “Nobody delivered it. We just stuck the thawed slices it. They decided to let the ninja keep his pride. onto our roasting sticks, see?” Hector said proudly, Soon after, they all settled into their sleeping bags, holding up a cheesy piece of evidence. trying to get close to the remnants of the fi re for “Well, I’ve never heard of roasting a pizza over an warmth. But Felix kept thinking about Eduardo and his open fi re,” one of the other invaders said. And when little “accident,” so he kept his distance from the fi re. Felix looked at him, he could see the refl ection of the He fell asleep with his hand clasped around the bell. campfi re in his eyes. Felix thought it looked like pure The next morning, the three friends packed up their evil. bags, buried the last remaining embers of the fi re and “Hola! Would you like some pizza?” Karol tried to set off toward Gallinas. They had trail mix and licorice be friendly. for breakfast. “And we also have licorice!” Felix offered. “So, where is this gold you speak of?” Felix asked, “Well, the way I see it, we’ll just take whatever we in his best conquistador voice. want,” Evil Eyes said. “And I don’t think there’s any- “I told you, it’s in Gallinas, and we’re almost there,” thing you can do to stop us.” Hector said, walking ahead of Felix and Karol. He “Perhaps I should warn you,” Hector said, trying to rubbed the gold coin he had hidden in his pocket for copy a ninja pose he saw in a movie. “I am a black luck. belt.” As they walked into Gallinas, Felix’s excitement “Oh, really?” the bullies challenged Hector. “Why grew. “Now we’ll fi nd a golden treasure, just like don’t you show us your best move?” Coronado!” Hector swallowed hard and tried to remember some “What did he fi nd on his expedition?” Karol asked ninja moves, but the three visitors didn’t seem all that Felix. impressed. They squinted their eyes, clenched their “Um, I don’t know. I haven’t actually gotten that far fi sts and moved toward the three explorers. in the book yet,” Felix said, a little embarrassed. Little Right then, a Jeep pulled up and a woman wearing did the three explorers know, Coronado never found a green uniform jumped out. She had a clipboard and any gold. In fact, he was sometimes referred to as the a long, metal fl ashlight, which brightly lit the whole “cursed” conquistador. campsite. “What are you niños up to?” she asked. “You know you can’t build a fi re out in the open like that. This is This page sponsored in part by: Look for the next chapter of The Brass Bell in next week’s edition of The Wakulla news Find us on Page 6B – THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 www.thewakullanews.com Congrats to all-natural local bodybuilders Wakulla County: Jason Lowe, 1st Place GET FIT Novice Bodybuilding (one class) By Will Splitt, 2nd Place PAMELA Novice Bodybuilding (one class) CHICHESTER Shelby Cash, 3rd Place Open Bikini (one class) On Aug. 6, four Wakulla tines and constant cardio. Colleen Morgan, 4th residents entered their fi rst Not to mention their Place Open Bikini (one bodybuilding show ever hours of posing, walking class) and won big. and preparing routines for They were all profes- They competed at the muscularity, muscle sym- sionals; they worked hard Supernatural Bodybuilding metry and leanness. for their win and focused Shelby Cash, above left, and Colleen Mor- and Figure Show PRO/ A bodybuilding contest on what they had to do to gan, above. Below, Jason Lowe, left, and AM Show at Fort Walton is not an easy thing to achieve their fi nal goals. Will Splitt. Beach. compete in, and as we say So congratulations to them PHOTOS SPECIAL TO THE NEWS These four competitors in bodybuilding, “if it was all. all came in fi rst through easy, everyone would do it.” fourth. They worked hard But they don’t. Pamela Chicester, CFT for their win, constant So please congratulate is Body-Tek 24 Hour Fit- changes in their food regi- the following local resi- ness manager. She can be ments, weightlifting rou- dents from our beloved reached at 926-2348. Eating prunes helps prevent fractures and osteoporosis Special to The News Over a 12-month period, the in the British Journal of fi rst group, consisting of 55 Nutrition. Arjmandi con- When it comes to im- women, was instructed to ducted the research with proving bone health in consume 100 grams of dried his graduate students Shirin postmenopausal women plums (about 10 prunes) Hooshmand, Sheau C. Chai — and people of all ages, each day, while the second and Raz L. Saadat of the Col- actually — a Florida State — a comparative control lege of Human Sciences; Dr. University researcher has group of 45 women — was Kenneth Brummel-Smith, found a simple, proactive told to consume 100 grams Florida State’s Charlotte solution to help prevent of dried apples. Edwards Maguire professor fractures and osteoporosis: All of the study’s par- and chairman of the Depart- eating dried plums. ticipants also received daily ment of Geriatrics in the “Over my career, I have doses of calcium (500 mil- College of Medicine; and tested numerous fruits, in- ligrams) and vitamin D (400 Oklahoma State University cluding fi gs, dates, strawber- international units). statistics Professor Mark E. ries and raisins, and none of The group that con- Payton. them come anywhere close sumed dried plums had In the United States, to having the effect on bone significantly higher bone about 8 million women have density that dried plums, or mineral density in the ulna osteoporosis because of the prunes, have,” said Bahram (one of two long bones in sudden cessation of ovarian H. Arjmandi, Florida State’s the forearm) and spine, in hormone production at the Register for free prostate screenings Margaret A. Sitton professor comparison with the group onset of menopause. What’s Special to The News Tallahassee. of a digital rectal exam and chairman of the Depart- that ate dried apples. This, more, about 2 million men Men who wish to par- (DRE) and a prostate specifi c ment of Nutrition, Food and according to Arjmandi, was also have osteoporosis. Registration for the free ticipate must pre-register, antigen (PSA) blood test, Exercise Sciences in the Col- due in part to the ability “In the fi rst fi ve to sev- annual prostate screening as there are only a limited which are considered to be lege of Human Sciences. of dried plums to suppress en postmenopausal years, offered by the Tallahassee number of appointments the most effective proce- “All fruits and vegetables the rate of bone resorption, women are at risk of los- Memorial Cancer Center available. dures for detecting prostate have a positive effect on or the breakdown of bone, ing bone at a rate of 3 to 5 and Southeastern Urological Appointments can be cancer at an early and poten- nutrition, but in terms of which tends to exceed the percent per year,” Arjmandi Center is now open. made online 24/7 at www. tially curable stage. bone health, this particular rate of new bone growth as said. “However, osteopo- The screenings will take tmh.org, or by calling the Prostate cancer is usually food is exceptional.” people age. rosis is not exclusive to place this year on Tuesday, Tallahassee Memorial Can- found in men age 65 and Arjmandi and a group The group’s research, women and, indeed, around Sept. 13, and Wednesday, cer Center at 850-431-ICAN older, although urologists of researchers from Florida “Comparative Effects of the age of 65, men start Sept. 14, at Southeastern (4226). have diagnosed prostate State and Oklahoma State Dried Plum and Dried Apple losing bone with the same Urological Center located at The exam, which takes cancer in men as young University tested two groups on Bone in Post Menopausal rapidity as women.” 2000 Centre Point Blvd. in about 15 minutes, consists as 40. of postmenopausal women. 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(across from courthouse in Crawfordville). 850-408-3483 www.gatortraxservices.com 850-210-5849 www.tbccafe.yolasite.com or visit us at www.BarryBuilding.com Munge’s Tree Service Crawfordville CarpetCleaners A New Look Painting Professional Work done at Affordable Rates! affordable carpet care Specializing in residential and commercial 24-HR EMERGENCY SERVICE free estimates Re-painting • pressure washing • sheetrock • wood rot repairs CALL JIM PORTER: Mike Mongeon, LICENSED ISA certified arborist FL-6125 850-421-8104 850-459-0106 & INSURED 850-926-2400 Page 8B – THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 www.thewakullanews.com () www.JoinCRST.com. Schools & Instruction BY -s- TAMIKA PETERSON MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES, 560 Land for Sale AS DEPUTY CLERK HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR Any person claiming an interest in the sur- Heat & Air JOBS - Ready to (Seal, Wakulla County Clerk OTHER CLAIMANTS plus from the sale, if any, other than the of the Circuit Court) property owner as of the date of the lis pen- $5,000 Sign-On Bonus! Frac work? 3 week accelerated pro- Last Known Address: Unknown dens must file a claim within sixty (60) days Sand Haulers with complete gram. Hands on environment. Any persons with a disability requiring rea- Current Address: Unknown after the sale. 2-acre lot for sale near new sonable accommodations should call Clerk Shadeville School, corner of Bulk Pneumatic Rigs only. Relo- Nationwide certifications and of Circuit Court at (850) 926-0905. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to fore- BRENT X. THURMOND cate to Texas for tons of work! Local Job Placement Assis- close a mortgage on the following property CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Steel Court and Spring Creek September 8, 15, 2011 in Wakulla County, Florida: BY -s- GLENDA PORTER Hwy. (city water). Owner financ- Fuel/Quick pay available. tance! (877)359-1690 . AS DEPUTY CLERK (800)491-9022. LOT 122, VILLAGES OF ST. MARKS, AC- (Seal, Wakulla County Clerk ing. Call 850-556-1178 or CORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- of the Circuit Court 850-556-3765. 681 Foreclosure CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE(S) 70, Land For Sale 680 Legal Notices OF HE PUBLIC RECORDS OF WAKULLA If you are a person with a disability who COUNTY, FLORIDA. needs any accommodation in order to par- 565 Mobile LAKEFRONT BARGAIN! 1+ Proceedings ticipate in this proceeding, you are entitled, Acres -only $49,900 DOCKABLE A/K/A 122 COQUINA CROSSING, at no cost to you, to provision of certain as- Homes for Rent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE SECOND ST MARKS, FL 32327 sistance. Please contact: Susan Wilson, DEEPWATER! Was $89,900. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ADA Coordinator 301 South Monroe Street SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR WA- 2BR/2BA SW/MH. Wakulla Gar- KULLA COUNTY, FLORIDA has been filed against you and you are re- Tallahassee, FL 32301 850.577.4401 at Prime lakefront parcel with direct WAKULLA COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION quired to serve a copy of your written de- least 7 days before your scheduled court dens Klickitat Rd. Nice interior access to Gulf. On 12,000 acre CIVIL ACTION fenses within 30 days after the first publica- appearance, or immediately upon receiving and exterior, open floorplan. FILE NUMBER: 10-386-CA tion, if any, on Albertelli Law, Plaintiff’s attor- this notification if the time before the sched- recreational lake covered in CASE NO.: 65-2010-CA-000200 ney, whose address is P.O. Box 23028, uled appearance is less than 7 days; if you $575/month, first, last, refer- huge live oaks! Close to the city. DIVISION: MAJESTIC ACRES LLC, a Florida Limited Tampa, FL 33623, and file the original with are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. Liability Company, this Court either before service on Plaintiff’s ences, application required. Paved roads, county water, PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION, attorney, or immediately thereafter; other- September 8, 125, 2011 Availble now. 850-524-4090. power, phone, community boat Plaintiff wise, a default will be entered against you Plaintiff, for the relief demanded in the Complaint or Call for discount! launch. Excellent financing. Call petition. vs. v. now (866)952-5302. 2BR/2BA, natural spring in back- BILLY FISHER and BARBARA FISHER, et WITNESS my hand and the seal of this RICHARD L. WESTBERRY A/K/A RICH- al. court on this 19th day of August, 2011. yard. Two adults, pets under 20# ARD LAMAR WESTBERRY , et al, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ok. $650/month, plus $500/dep. GA LAND SALE - 17 Tracts to Defendants. BRENT X. THURMOND 2ND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN choose from. Creeks, pond Defendant(s). CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT AND FOR WAKULLA COUNTY Call 850-926-5521. NOTICE OF ACTION BY -s- TAMIKA PETERSON sites, wooded, clear cut, etc. NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED AS DEPUTY CLERK Case #: 2010 CA-000298 FORECLOSURE SALE 3BR/1.5BA M/H on 3 acres, V isit our website. TO: BILLY FISHER and BARBARA (Seal, Wakulla County Clerk Division #: FISHER, if alive, and if dead, their unknown of the Circuit Court Panacea area. Central heat/air, stregispaper.com (478)987-9700 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Florida Commerce Credit Union Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale dated spouses, heirs, devisees, grantees, judg- dishwasher, wood stove. Clean St. Regis Paper Co. ment creditors, and all other parties claiming In accordance with the Americans with Dis- August 29, 2011 and entered in Case No. by, through, under, or against them; the un- abilities Act, persons needing a special ac- Plaintiff, 65-2010-CA-000200 of the Circuit Court of comodation to participate in this proceeding and private. No smoking. Refer- the SECOND Judicial Circuit in and for WA- known spouses, heirs, devisees, grantees, Miscellaneous and judgment creditors of deceased defen- should contact the ADA Coordinator not -vs.- ences required. $625/month, KULLA County, Florida wherein PHH dants, and all other parties claiming by, later than seven (7) days prior to the pro- $300/deposit. 352-493-2232. SAWMILLS from only $3997- MORTGAGE CORPORATION, is the Plain- through, under, or against defendants; and ceeding at the Office of the Wakulla County Melissa Nicole Carmichael a/k/a Melissa tiff and RICHARD L. WESTBERRY A/K/A all unknown natural persons if alive, and if Clerk of Court, 3056 Crawfordville Hwy., Carmichael and James Lee Carmichael MAKE MONEY & SAVE MONEY RICHARD LAMAR WESTBERRY; MELA- dead or not known to be dead or alive, their Crawfordville, FL 32327; Telephone: (850) a/k/a James L. Carmichael a/k/a James 605 Statewide with your own bandmill- Cut NIE S. WESTBERRY A/K/A MELANIE several and respective unknown spouses, 926-0905; 1-800-955-8771 (TDD); Carmichael, Wife and Husband; Clerk of STURDIVANT WESTBERRY; FLORIDA heirs, devisees, grantees, and judgment 1-800-955-8770 (Voice), via Florida Relay Circuit Court Wakulla County Florida; Classifi eds lumber any dimension. In stock COMMERCE CREDIT UNION; TENANT #1 creditors, or other parties claiming by, Service. To file response please contact ready to ship. FREE Info & DVD: N/K/A KELLY WESTBERRY are the Defen- through, or under those unknown natural Wakulla County Clerk of Court, 3056 Craw- Defendant(s), dants, The Clerk of the Court will sell to the persons; and the several and respective un- fordville Highway, Crawfordville, FL 32327, www.NorwoodSawmills.com/30 highest and best bidder for cash at the Tel: (850) 926-0905; Fax: (850) 926-0901. NOTICE OF SALE Adoption Lobby OF THE WAKULLA COUNTY known assigns, successors in interest, trus- 0N (800)578-1363 Ext.300N. tees, or any other person claiming by, A childless couple seeks to COURTHOUSE, 3056 Crawfordville High- through, under, or against any corporation September 8, 15, 2011 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an way at 11:00AM, on the 29th day of Sep- or other legal entity named as a defendant; Order of Final Judgment of Foreclosure adopt. Flexible work schedule. tember, 2011, the following described prop- dated 8/25/11, entered in Civil Case No. ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE and all claimants, persons or parties, natural Will be HANDS-ON parents. Fi- erty as set forth in said Final Judgment: or corporate, or whose exact legal status is 2010-CA-000298 of the Circuit Court of the from Home. *Medical, *Business, unknown, claiming under any of the above 2nd Judicial Circuit in and for Wakulla nancial security. Expenses paid. COMMENCE AT AN OLD CONCRETE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE County, Florida, wherein Florida Commerce *Paralegal, *Accounting, *Crimi- MONUMENT MARKING THE NORTH- named or described defendants or parties Catherine & Michael. (ask for mi- or claiming to have any right, title, or interest SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Credit Union, Plaintiff and Melissa Nicole nal Justice. Job placement as- WEST CORNER OF THE SOUTH HALF in the property, WAKULLA COUNTY, FLORIDA Carmichael a/k/a Melissa Carmichael and chelle/adam). (800)790-5260 FL OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF James Lee Carmichael a/k/a James L. Car- SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, Bar#0150789. sistance. Computer available. Fi- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to quiet CASE NO.: 11-93 CA michael a/k/a James Carmichael, Wife and nancial Aid if qualified. Call RANGE 1 EAST, WAKULLA COUNTY, tax title to the following property in Wakulla Husband are defendant(s), I will sell to the FLORIDA AND RUN THENCE SOUTH 00 County, Florida: AMERIS BANK, a Georgia Bank highest and best bidder for cash AT THE (888)203-3179 www.CenturaOn- DEGREE 01 MINUTE 07 SECONDS WEST 4899 Belfort Road, Suite 100 LOBBY OF THE WAKULLA COUNTY Education 658.50 FEET, THENCE SOUTH 00 DE- line.com. 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NFL THENCE LEAVING SAID EASTERLY NAMED DEFENDANTS, DANNY DAN- DEGREES 43 MINUTES 50 SECONDS $500-$500,000++within 48/hrs? RIGHT-OF-WAY BOUNDARY AND RUN FORD, MIKE RINKEL, JERRY RINKEL, WEST 1293.91 FEET TO A CONCRETE SUNDAY TICKET Free - Choice SOUTH 89 DEGREES 52 MINUTES 15 BRENT X. THURMOND Low rates APPLY NOW BY CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT AMBER GREENE, BARBARA WALLACE, MONUMENT LYING ON THE EASTERLY Ultimate/Premier - Pkgs from SECONDS EAST 294.54 FEET TO A CON- BY -s- GLENDA PORTER NANCY SYKES, CARIS DAVIS AND THE MAINTAINED RIGHT-OF-WAY OF LONNIE PHONE! Call Today! Toll-Free: CRETE MONUMENT (LB NO. 732), UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSESSION OF RAKER ROAD, THENCE LEAVING SAID THENCE SOUTH 10 DEGREES 45 MIN- AS DEPUTY CLERK (800)568-8321 $29.99/mo. Call by 9/30! (Seal, Wakulla County Clerk 25 Elizabeth Street, Crawfordville, Florida EASTERLY MAINTAINED RIGHT-OF-WAY (800)360-2254. UTES 37 SECONDS EAST 377.41 FEET of the Circuit Court 32327, CONTINUE NORTH 89 DEGREES 43 MIN- www.lawcapital.com. TO A CONCRETE MONUMENT (LB NO. UTES 50 SECONDS WEST 30.00 FEET 732), THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 50 Defendants. TO A CONCRETE MONUMENT (MARKED MINUTES 51 SECONDS WEST 293.55 September 8, 15, 22, 29, 2011 Real Estate #7160) LYING ON THE WESTERLY MAIN- Help Wanted FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. NOTICE OF ACTION TAINED RIGHT-OF-WAY OF LONNIE RA- BANK FORECLOSED, LAND THE SOUTHERLY 60.00 FEET OF THE KER ROAD, THENCE RUN SOUTH 01 DE- Driver- Southern Freight needs ABOVE DESCRIBED LANDS BEING SUB- GREES 57 MINUTES 05 SECONDS WEST LIQUIDATION, from $9,900, Blue THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEE, Drivers!! Solo, Team, Company JECT TO A 60.00 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, ALONG SAID WESTERLY MAINTAINED Ridge mountains, paved roads, EASEMENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF IN- IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES OF LYLE F. RIGHT-OF-WAY 263.85 FEET TO A CON- & O/O. We have LOTS of GRESS, EGRESS AND UTILITIES. CRETE MONUMENT (MARKED #7160), utilities, county water, pano- IN AND FOR RINKEL, DECEASED, AND ALL OTHER FREIGHT!!! Call (877)893-9645 WAKULLA COUNTY, FLORIDA PERSON CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UN- THENCE LEAVING SAID WESTERLY ramic views, excellent financing. TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN MO- DER, AND AGAINT THE NAMED DEFEN- MAINTAINED RIGHT-OF-WAY RUN for details. BILE HOME LOCATED THEREON AS A CASE NO. 11-124-CA DANTS and THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DE- SOUTH 89 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 32 Sale September 24th, Call now! FIXTURE AND APPURTENANCE VISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, SECONDS WEST 1164.43 FEET TP AM (888)757-6867 ext. 214RV's/Mo- THERETO: 1997, PEACHTREE, VIN# JLT MORTGAGE COMPANY, LLC, CREDITOES, LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES IRON PIPE, THENCE RUN NORTH 00 DE- Need 13 Good Drivers Top 5% PSHGA20066A & PSHGA20066B. OF BETTY C. RINKEL A/K/A BETTY RAI- GREES 30 MINUTES 47 SECONDS EAST bile Homes. Plaintiff, LEY RINKEL, DECEASED, AND ALL 896.19 FEET TO A CONCRETE MONU- Pay & 401K 2 Mos. CDL Class A A/K/A 803 OLD WOODVILLE ROAD, OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY, MENT (MARKED #7160) MARKING THE Driving Exp (877)258-8782 CRAWFORDVILLE, FL 32327 vs. THROUGH, UNDER, AND AGAINST THE POINT OF BEGINNING. FROM SAID RV’s/Mobile Homes NAMED DEFENDANT: POINT OF BEGINNING CONTINUE www.meltontruck.com. Any person claiming an interest in the sur- NORTH 00 DEGREES 30 MINUTES 47 PUBLIC AUCTION 150+ Spec TOMMY E. TANNER; MICHELLE R. TAN- plus from the sale, if any, other than the NER; WAKULLA COUNTY; and UN- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a civil action has SECONDS EAST 671.04 FEET TO AN and Dealer Model Travel Trailers. property owner as of the date of the Lis KNOWN TENANTS, been filed against you in the Circuit Court, OLD AXLE, THENCE RUN SOUTH 89 DE- Drivers- No Experience ~ No Pendens must file a claim within sixty (60) County of Wakulla, State of Florida, for GREES 55 MINUTES 02 SECONDS EAST NO MINIMUM PRICE! Online days after the sale. Problem. 100% Paid CDL Train- Defendants. damages in excess of $15,000.00. You are 322.50 FEET TO AN OLD AXLE, THENCE Bidding Available Saturday, required to file a written response with the RUN NORTH 88 DEGREES 15 MINUTES ing. Immediate Benefits. 20/10 WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of this Court and serve a copy of your written de- 14 SECONDS EAST 59.61 FEET TO A Court on August 30, 2011. NOTICE OF SALE program. Trainers Earn up to September 10, 10am Philadel- fenses, if any, to it on Timothy D. Padgett, CONCRETE MONUMENT (MARKED phia, MS www.hendersonauc- Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to Fi- Plaintiff’s attorney, whose address is 2878 #2919), THENCE RUN SOUTH 00 DE- 49¢ per mile! CRST VAN EXPE- BRENT X. THURMOND nal Judgment of Foreclosure entered in the Remington Green Circle, Tallahassee, Flor- GREES 31 MINUTES 55 SECONDS WEST tion.com (225)686-2252 Lic# 266 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT above-styled cause, in the Circuit Court of ida 32308, at least thirty (30) days from the 658.20 FEET TO A CONCRETE MONU- DITED ( 800) 326-2778 Wakulla County, Florida, I will sell the prop- date of first publication, and file the original MENT , THENCE RUN SOUTH 89 DE- erty situate in Wakulla County, Florida, de- with the clerk of this court either before GREES 43 MINUTES 45 SECONDS EAST scribed as: service on Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately 758.57 FEET TO A CONCRETE MONU- thereafter; otherwise, a default will be en- MENT LYING ON THE EASTERLY MAIN- Lots 32 and 33, Block 26 of Greiner’s Addi- tered against you for the relief demanded in TAINED RIGHT-OF-WAY OF LONNIE RA- tion to Town of Crawfordville as map or plat the complaint. KER ROAD, THENCE RUN SOUTH 11 DE- thereof recorded in Plat Book 1 of the Public GREES 13 MINUTES 03 SECONDS EAST Records of Wakulla County, Florida. Dated this 18th day of August, 2011 ALONG SAID MAINTAINED RIGHT-OF-WAY 16.33 FEET TO A CON- Shell Point Crawfordville at public sale, to the highest bidder, for BRENT X. THURMOND CRETE MONUMENT (MARKED #7160), cash, at the lobby of the Wakulla County CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT THENCE LEAVING SAID MAINTAINED 926-7811 926-5111 Wakulla Courthouse, Crawfordville, Florida at 11:00 BY -s- TAMIKA PETERSON RIGHT-OF-WAY RUN NORTH 89 DE- a.m., on September 29, 2011. Any person AS DEPUTY CLERK GREES 43 MINUTES 45 SECONDS WEST Florida Coastal claiming an interest in the surplus from the (Seal, Wakulla County Clerk 1143.73 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- T. Gaupin, Broker Silver Coast Realty sale, other than the property owner, must of the Circuit Court NING. Properties, Inc. file a claim within 60 days after the sale. Realty September 8, 15, 2011 ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST BRENT X. THURMOND IN THE SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF Ochlockonee Bay 984-5007 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ANY, OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY Sonya Hall BY -s- GLENDA PORTER OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS AS DEPUTY CLERK PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN Lic. Real Estate Broker IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. 1-Acre corner lot with Bay view. 2BR/1BA home with (Seal, Wakulla County Clerk WAKULLA COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL “Specializing in Wakulla Co.” of the Circuit Court enclosed garage – 1,440 total square feet. ½ Mile from JURISDICTION DIVISION BRENT X. THURMOND September 8, 15, 2011 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT (850) 926–5084 CASE #2008-142-FC BY -s- GLENDA PORTER Lanark Boat ramp, golf course, restaurant & beach. AS DEPUTY CLERK SHORE FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (Seal, Wakulla County Clerk D/B/A UNITED WHOLESALE MORTGAGE Sold AS-IS for quick sale. $99,000. MLS# 218221, RENTALS: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of the Circuit Court SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PLAINTIFF property #1676-F WAKULLA COUNTY, FLORIDA September 8, 15, 2011 4Br 2Ba House CIVIL ACTION VS. $1250mo + Sec. Dep. CASE NO.: 11-129-CA WILLIAM P. LALLY ET AL. DIVISION: Bank says SELL! 3BR/2BA home, 2-car garage, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DEFENDANTS 4Br 2Ba DWMH WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR screened patio, fenced backyard, tile and pergo floor- WAKULLA COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE $850mo + Sec. Dep. Plaintiff, ing. ½ Acre lot in desirable neighborhood. Close to ev- CASE NO.: 2011-170-CA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a vs. Final Judgment of foreclosure dated GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC, erything! $156,000. MLS# 218756, property # 1201- 3Br 2Ba House 8/25/2011 entered in Civil Case No. ALENNA D. TRUSIK, et al, 225 Town Park Drive, Suite 325 2008-142-FC of the Circuit Court in and for Kennesaw, GA 30144-3710 W. $850mo + Sec. Dep. WAKULLA County, Florida, I will sell to the Defendant(s). highest and best bidder for cash at THE Plaintiff, WAKULLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE lo- 2Br 2.5Ba TwnHs NOTICE OF ACTION cated at 3056 Crawfordville Highway, Craw- v. Great location! 3BR/2BA home is situated nicely on an To: ALENNA D. TRUSIK fordville, Fl. 32327 at 11:00 a.m. on the 29th $1200mo + Sec. Dep. BRIAN J. TRUSIK day of September, 2011 the following de- Last Known Address: STEPHEN M. ROBBINS A/K/A STEVE M. acre lot on paved road in North Wakulla. Only 12 miles scribed property as set forth in said Final ROBBINS, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 8334 Caplock Rd Judgment, to-wit: 2Br 1Ba SWMH Tallahassee, FL 32311-4176 STEPHEN M. ROBBINS A/K/A STEVE M. south of Tallahassee & 15 miles north of beaches & Current Address: ROBBINS, ANGELA K. ROBBINS, THE Lot 10, Block “H”, of Springwood Subdivi- UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ANGELA K. $400mo + Sec. Dep. 8334 Caplock Rd sion, Phase II, a subdivision as per Map or rivers. $149,900. MLS# 219090, property #1191-W. Tallahassee, FL 32311 ROBBINS, CIT LOAN CORPORATION, Plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 3, at successor in interest to the CIT Group/Con- Page 14 and through 17, of the Public Re- ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES sumer Finance, Inc., MONOGRAM CREDIT 1Br 1Ba House cords of Wakulla County, Florida. Together CARD BANK OF GEORGIA, a corporation, CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND with a 1997 REDM Doublewide Mobile AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVID- and HSBC BANK NEVADA, NATIONAL AS- WWW.C21FCP.COM $550mo + Sec. Dep. Home, VIN #’s FLA14611088A and SOCIATION, successor in interest to Direct UAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT FLA14611088B, Title #’s 71720938 and KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, Merchants Credit Card Bank, National As- 71720939. 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We have an experienced Property Management Team 28 Endeavor Drive- Tradewinds of Ochlockonee Bay, 3BR/3BA, com- who will provide you with an excellent level of munity club house, pool, pier, and a private boat slip. $2,500 per month. customer service and results! www.thewakullanews.com THE WAKULLA NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 2011 – Page 9B DECEASED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE 681 Foreclosure SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, FOREVER BARRED. 684 Miscellaneous LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: UNKNOWN STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, OR OTHER Proceedings WAKULLA COUNTY CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, This date of the first publication of this no- Notices CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN CIVIL DIVISION UNDER, OR AGAINST, SHERROL D. WIL- tice is September 8, 2011. Defendant, SON A/K/A SHERROL L. WILSON A/K/A NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS STACY SMITH, AS AN HEIR OF THE ES- CASE NO. 65-2010-CA-000425 SHERROL LEE WILSON, DECEASED, et Attorney for Personal Representative: TATE OF JOHN W. SMITH A/K/A JOHN Frances Casey Lowe, Esq. OF THE NOTICE OF ACTION al, NORTH FLORIDA WESLEY SMITH 21ST MORTGAGE CORPORATION, Florida Bar No. 521450 Guilday, Tucker, Schwartz & Simpson, P.A BROADBAND AUTHORITY TO: STEPHEN M. ROBBINS A/K/A STEVE Defendant(s). OPERATIONS COMMITTEE DECEASED Plaintiff, 3042 Crawfordville Highway M. ROBBINS, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE Crawfordville, Florida 32327 OF STEPHEN M. ROBBINS A/K/A STEVE NOTICE OF ACTION LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: UNKNOWN (850) 926-8245 The North Florida Broadband Authority M. ROBBINS, ANGELA K. ROBBINS, and vs. ("NFBA") announces meetings of the NFBA THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ANGELA K. To: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN Personal Representative: Operations Committee that all interested ROBBINS: STACIE RENEE KIRKLAND A/K/A STACIE GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, persons are invited to attend. The NFBA is R. KIRKLAND; ANTROY LEMORE CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, OR OTHER Rose Regina Blanchard 55 Midnight Pass a legal entity and public body created pursu- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a civil action has YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to fore- KIRKLAND A/K/A ANTROY L. KIRKLAND; CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, close a mortgage on the following property Crawfordville, Florida 32327 ant to the provisions of Section 163.01, Flor- been filed against you iin the Circuit Court, DIANE DELORES ROBERTS; UNKNOWN UNDER, OR AGAINST, SHERROL D. WIL- ida Statutes, and an Interlocal Agreement in WAKULLA County, Florida: SPOUSE OF DIANE DELORES ROBERTS; SON A/K/A SHERROL L. WILSON A/K/A County of Wakulla, State of Florida, to fore- September 8, 15, 2011 among Baker, Bradford, Columbia, Dixie, close cerrtain real property described as fol- IF LIVING, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SHERROL LEE WILSON, DECEASED Gilchrist, Hamilton, Jefferson, Lafayette, lows: LOT 3 COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANT(S), IF RE- CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUAR- Levy, Madison, Putnam, Suwannee, Taylor, MARRIED, AND IF DECEASED, THE RE- Last Known Address: Unknown Union and Wakulla Counties and municipali- LOT 17, KENMORE ESTATES, A SUBDIVI- TER OF SECTION 18, T3S, R1W, AS SPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVI- Current Address: Unknown MARKED BY A CONCRETE MONUMENT ties of Cedar Key, Cross City, Lake City, SION AS PER MAP OR PLAT THEREOF SEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CREDI- Live Oak, Monticello, Perry, White Springs NO.1254, AND ACCEPTED BY CERTIFIED TORS, LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES, AND ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 13 SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, and Worthington Springs, Florida. The OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF WAKULLA CORNER RECORD NO. 32915, AND RUN ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY, CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND SOUTH 89 DEGREES 56 MINUTES 25 IN AND FOR WAKULLA COUNTY, FL NFBA’s Operations Committee meeting will COUNTY, FLORIDA; TOGETHER WITH THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THE AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVID- be held at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, Septem- SECONDS WEST ALONG THE SECTION NAMED DEFENDANT(S); UNKNOWN UAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT THAT CERTAIN 1993 64 X 28 NOBILITY PROBATE DIVISION ber 8, 2011; and at 10:00 a.m. on the follow- MOBILE HOME, SERIAL NUMBER LINE 653.09 FEET TO A CONCRETE TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TENANT #2; KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, MONUMENT, THENCE RUN NORTH 01 CASE NO: 2011-44-PR ing Wednesdays, September 28, 2011; Oc- N86032AB. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES tober 26, 2011; November 30, 2011; and DEGREES 00 MINUTES 43 SECONDS Defendant(s) MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES, WEST 874.57 FEET TO AN IRON PIPE IN RE: ESTATE OF December 28, 2011 all at the Cabot Lodge You are required to file a written response HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR Board Room, 3726 SW 40th Boulevard, with the Court and serve a copy of your writ- MARKING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NOTICE OF SALE OTHER CLAIMANTS LANDS DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RE- MAURICE AUBREY BRADLEY Gainesville, FL 32608. The NFBA’s Opera- ten defenses, if any, to it on Timothy D. tional Committee meeting is to conduct gen- Padgett, Plantiff’s attorney, whose address CORDS BOOK 119, PAGE 984 OF THE Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a Fi- Last Known Address: Unknown PUBLIC RECORDS OF WAKULLA Deceased. eral business. If a person decides to appeal is 2878 Remington Green Circle, Tallahas- nal Summary Judgment of Foreclosure en- Current Address: Unknown any decision made by the NFBA with re- see, Florida 32308, at least thirty (30) days COUNTY, FLORIDA, SAID POINT BEING tered in the above styled cause, in the Cir- THE POINT OF BEGINNING. FROM SAID NOTICE TO CREDITORS spect to any matter considered at the meet- from the date of first publication, and file the cuit Court of Wakulla County, Florida, I will YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to fore- ing, such person will need a record of the POINT OF BEGINNING RUN THENCE sell the property situate in Wakulla County, close a mortgage on the following property original with the clerk of this court either be- The administration of the estate of proceedings and may need to ensure that a fore service on Plaintiff’s attorney or imme- SOUTH 89 DEGREES 53 MINUTES 33 Florida, described as: in Wakulla County, Florida: SECONDS WEST ALONG SAID SOUTH MAURICE AUBREY BRADLEY, deceased, verbatim record is made, including the testi- diately thereafter; otherwise, a default will whose date of death was April 30, 2011; is mony and evidence upon which the appeal be entered against you for the relief de- BOUNDARY 377.09 FEET THENCE LEAV- From the Southwest corner of the Northeast LOT 7, BLOCK D, WOODVILLE SOUTH, A ING SAID SOUTH BOUNDARY RUN pending in the Circuit Court for Wakulla is to be made. In accordance with the manded in the complaint. 1/4 of Section 3, Township 3 South, Range SUBDIVISION AS PER MAP OR PLAT Americans with Disabilities Act, persons NORTH 00 DEGREES 59 MINUTES 21 1 West, Wakulla County, Florida, run East THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK County, Florida, Probate Division; File No.: SECONDS WEST 552.44 FEET, THENCE 2011-44-PR; the address of which is Pro- needing special accommodation or an inter- Dated this 29th day of August, 2011. 711.12 feet along the South boundary line NO. 2, PAGE 31 OF PUBLIC RECORDS preter to participate in this proceeding or SOUTH 89 DEGREES 48 MINUTES 17 of said Northeast 1/4 to a concrete monu- OF WAKULLA COUNTY, FLORIDA. bate Division, Wakulla County Courthouse, SECONDS EAST 60.76 FEET, THENCE Crawfordville, Florida 32327. The names have any questions please contact Faith ment and the POINT OF BEGINNING. From Doyle, Clerk to the NFBA Board at (877) NORTH 02 DEGREES 42 MINUTES 56 said concrete monument, run due North A/K/A 157 FINNER DR., and addresses of the Personal Representa- BRENT X. THURMOND tive and the Personal Representative’s at- 552-3482 or (407) 629-6900 at least two (2) CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SECONDS EAST 20.02 FEET, THENCE 1,296.43 feet to a point on a traverse line in CRAWFORDVILLE, FL* 32327-5427 SOUTH 89 DEGREES 48 MINUTES 11 torney are set forth below. business days prior to the date of the meet- BY -s- GLENDA PORTER the approximate center of the Bethel to Wa- ing. AS DEPUTY CLERK SECONDS EAST 315.08 FEET TO A CON- kulla public road; thence run North has been filed against you and you are re- CRETE MONUMENT MARKING THE 87°05'20” East along said traverse line quired to serve a copy of your written de- All creditors of the decedent and other per- (Seal, Wakulla County Clerk sons, who have claims or demands against September 8, 2011 of the Circuit Court EASTERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID LANDS 127.22feettoananglepoint;thenrun fenses within 30 days after the first publica- DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS South 74°16' East along said traverse line tion, if any, on Albertelli Law, Plaintiff’s attor- decedent’s estate, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, and who September 8, 15, 2011 BOOK 119, PAGE 984, THENCE SOUTH 98.32 feet; thence run due South 1,276.23 ney, whose address is P.O. Box 23028, 00 DEGREES 59 MINUTES 21 SECONDS feet to the South boundary line of the North- Tampa, FL 33623, and file the original with have been served a copy of this notice, EAST ALONG SAID EASTERLY BOUND- east 1/4 of said Section 3, Township 3 this Court either before service on Plaintiff’s must file their claims with this Court WITHIN 692 Gov - ARY 570.45 FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- South, Range 1 West; thence run West attorney, or immediately thereafter; other- THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AF- GINNING. TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE along the South boundary line of said North- wise, a default will be entered against you Notice of Meeting east 1/4 221.78 feet to the POINT OF BE- for the relief demanded in the Complaint or TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) 2ND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR THE EASTERLY AND SOUTHERLY 40.00 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF WAKULLA COUNTY, FLORIDA GINNING. Less the Southerly part of the petition. THEREOF BEING SUBJECT TO A ROAD- Bethel to Wakulla public road, lying and be- A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. THE SCHOOL BOARD WAY EASEMENT. OF WAKULLA COUNTY CASE No. 65-2009-CA-000455 ing in the South 1/2 of the Northeast 1/4 of WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Section 3, Township 3 South, Range 1 court on this 26th day of August, 2011. All other creditors of the decedent and other RESERVING UNTO THE GRANTOR persons who have claims or demands announces the following: BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., West, Wakulla County, Florida. Said land HEREIN A ROADWAY EASEMENT OVER being otherwise described as Lot 4 of an BRENT X. THURMOND against the decedent’s estate, including un- THE EASTERLY AND SOUTHERLY 40.00 unrecorded plat of a survey of lands of the CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT matured, contingent or unliquidated claims, EVENT: Regular School Board Meeting Plaintiff, FEET THEREOF. must file their claims with this Court WITHIN and Public Hearing on the vs. Estate of Stacey Roberts, deceased. BY -s- GLENDA PORTER To include a: AS DEPUTY CLERK THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE 2011-2012 Budget. TOGETHER WITH AN EASEMENT FOR OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS LEWIS, THOMAS C., et. al., (Seal, Wakulla County Clerk INGRESS AND EGRESS OVER AND 2006 NOBI VIN N110006A 0097019045 of the Circuit Court NOTICE. DATE: Monday, September 12, 2011 ACROSS THE SOUTHERLY 40 FEET OF Defendants. 2006 NOBI VIN N110006B 0097019298 THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROP- In accordance with the Americans with Dis- ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE TIME: 5:45 PM Regular Meeting ERTY: FOREVER BARRED. 6:00 PM Public Hearing NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE A/K/A 154 ROBERTS WILLIAM abilities Act, persons needing a special ac- Crawfordville, FL 32327 comodation to participate in this proceeding COMMENCE AT A 4 INCH BY 4 INCH should contact the ADA Coordinator not NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS PLACE: School Board Room NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an CONCRETE MONUMENT (MARKED SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED 69 Arran Road Order or Final Judgment enter in Case No. at public sale, to the highest and best bid- later than seven (7) days prior to the pro- #1254) MARKING THE SOUTHEAST COR- der, for cash, at the Lobby of the Wakulla ceeding at the Office of the Wakulla County TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Crawfordville, Florida 65-2009-CA-000455 of the Circuit Court of NER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS the 2ND Judicial Circuit in and for Wakulla County Courthouse, 3056 Crawfordville Clerk of Court, 3056 Crawfordville Hwy., OF SECTION 18, TOWNSHIP 3 SOUTH, Highway, Crawfordville, FL 32327 at 11:00 Crawfordville, FL 32327; Telephone: (850) BARRED. PURPOSE: Regular School Board Meeting County, Florida, wherein, BANK OF AMER- RANGE 1 WEST, WAKULLA COUNTY, & Public Hearing on the Budget ICA, N.A., Plaintiff, and, LEWIS, THOMAS o'clock, A.M., on September 29, 2011. 926-0905; 1-800-955-8771 (TDD); FLORIDA AND RUN SOUTH 89 DEGREES 1-800-955-8770 (Voice), via Florida Relay THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF C., et. al., are Defendants, I will sell to the 53 MINUTES 03 SECONDS WEST ALONG THIS NOTICE IS: Thursday, September 1, For further information please contact: highest bidder for cast at, at the 11 a.m. DATED THIS 26th DAY OF AUGUST,2011. Service. To file response please contact THE SOUTH BOUNDARY OF SAID SEC- Wakulla County Clerk of Court, 3056 Craw- 2011. Superintendent’s Office hour of, on the 29th day of September, TION 18, A DISTANCE OF 653.04 FEET Wakulla County Schools 2011, the following described property: Any person claiming an interest in the sur- fordville Highway, Crawfordville, FL 32327, TOA4INCHBY4INCHCONCRETE plus from the sale, if any, other than the Tel: (850) 926-0905; Fax: (850) 926-0901. SAMUEL N. SULLIVAN P.O. Box 100, 69 Arran Road MONUMENT, THENCE RUN NORTH 01 property owner as of the date of the lis pen- 4679 Crawfordville Highway Crawfordville, FL 32326 THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LAND DEGREES 03 MINUTES 26 SECONDS Crawfordville, Florida 32327 850-926-0065 SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN WA- dens, must file a claim within 60 days after September 8, 15, 2011 WEST874.64FEETTOA1INCHIRON the sale. Personal Representative KULLA COUNTY, FLORIDA TO-WIT: LOTS PIPE MARKING THE POINT OF BEGIN- September 8, 2011 51 & 52 VILLAGES OF ST. MARKS, AC- NING. FROM SAID POINT OF BEGINNING Attorney and Personal Representative: CORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RE- Witness, my hand and seal of this court on RUN SOUTH 89 DEGREES 54 MINUTES the 26TH day of August, 2011. CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE(S) 70, 19 SECONDS WEST 735.81 FEET TO A 1 -s- CECIL L. DAVIS, JR. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF WAKULLA INCH IRON PIPE LYING ON THE EAST- 683 Estate (Probate) Florida Bar No.: 0242721 COUNTY, FLORIDA. THIS INSTRUMENT PREPARED BY: ERLY MAINTAINED RIGHT-OF-WAY OF Law Offices of Daniel C. Consuegra REVADEE SPEARS ROAD, THENCE RUN 9204 King Palm Drive Filings BANKER LOPEZ GASSLER, P.A.. Any person claiming an interest in the sur- NORTH 03 DEGREES 58 MINUTES 13 111 North Calhoun Street plus from the sales, if any, other than the Tampa, FL 33619-1328 SECONDS WEST ALONG SAID MAIN- Attorneys for Plaintiff Tallahassee, Florida 32301 property owner as of the date of the lis pen- TAINED RIGHT-OF-WAY 576.08 FEET TO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF (850) 681-4213 dens must file a claim with 60 days after the A 5/8 INCH RE-ROD (MARKED #7 160), WAKULLA COUNTY, FLORIDA sale. If you are a person with a disability who PROBATE DIVISION THENCE LEAVING SAID MAINTAINED needs any accommodation in order to par- September 1, 8, 2011 RIGHT-OF-WAY RUN SOUTH 89 DE- ticipate in a court proceeding, you are enti- DATED this 25th day of August, 2011. GREES 43 MINUTES 34 SECONDS EAST CASE NO: 11-47PR tled, at no cost to you, to the provision of PROBATE DIVISION 765.19 FEET TO A 4 INCH BY 4 INCH certain assistance. Please contact: BRENT X. THURMOND CONCRETE MONUMENT, THENCE RUN CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SOUTH 01 DEGREES 03 MINUTES 26 IN RE: ESTATE OF BY -s- TAMIKA PETERSON Danny Davis JOSEPH HAROLD BLANCHARD SECONDS EAST 569.92 FEET TO THE Office of Court Administration AS DEPUTY CLERK POINT OF BEGINNING. (Seal, Wakulla County Clerk 301 South Monroe Street, Room 225 Deceased. of the Circuit Court Tallahassee, FL 32303 has been filed againsst you and you are re- 850.577.4401 quired to serve a copy of your written de- NOTICE TO CREDITORS September 8, 15, 2011 fenses within 30 days after the first publica- at least 7 days before your scheduled court tion, if any, on Florida Default Law Group, The administration of the estate of Joseph appearance, or immediately upon receiving Harold Blanchard, deceased, File 11-47PR P.L., Plaintif’s attorney, whose address is notification if the time before the scheduled 4919 Memorial Highway, Suite 200, Tampa, is pending in the Circuit Court for Wakulla Selling appearance is less than 7 days; if you are County, Florida, Probate Division, the ad- Florida 33634, and file the original with this hearing or voice impaired, call 711. Court either before service on Plaintiff’s at- dress of which is 3056 Crawfordville High- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE way, Crawfordville, Florida 32327. The torney or immediately thereafater, otherwise September 8, 15, 2011 SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR a default will be entered against you for the name and address of the personal repre- WAKULLA COUNTY, FLORIDA relief demanded in the Complaint or petition. sentative and the personal representative’s Something? CIVIL ACTION attorney is set forth below. WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of this CASE NO. 65-2008-CA-000259 Court on this 15th day of August, 2011. All creditors of the decedent and other per- DIVISION sons having claims or demands against de- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BRENT X. THURMOND cedent’s estate including unmatured, contin- Classified Ads INDYMAC FEDERAL BANK FSB, SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT gent or unliquidated claims, on whom a CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR BY -s- GLENDA PORTER copy of this notice is required to be served Plaintiff, WAKULLA COUNTY, FLORIDA must file their claims with this court WITHIN AS DEPUTY CLERK CIVIL ACTION (Seal, Wakulla County Clerk THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE vs. of the Circuit Court) DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF For As Little As CASE NO.: 65-2011-CA-000206 THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DIVISION: DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS JOHN W. SMITH, et al, NOTICE ON THEM. Any persons with a disability requiring rea- THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON sonable accommodations should call Clerk TRUST COMPANY, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- Defendant(s). of Circuit Court at (850) 926-0905. All other creditors of the decedent and per- $10 A Week TION FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK sons having claims or demands against de- TRUST COMPANY, N.A. 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