Brush Fire Season Begins with a Roar

effersonefferson ournalournal JJ county JJ Vol. 7 No. 29 Florida’s Keystone County 50 ¢ 46¢ + 4¢ Friday, February 21, 2014 Woman Brush Fire Season Begins With A Roar Busted (Lloyd Brush Fire Burns 70 Acres) Sending AMBER HOUSTON ECB Publishing Drugs To Staff Writer ately, Jeffer- Jail son County LFire Rescue, local volunteer depart- ments, and the Division of Forestry have been gearing up for brush fire season. On Monday, Febru- ary 17, their work paid off when they were able to suppress a brush fire in Lloyd—the first seri- ous brush fire this year. The cause of the blaze is undetermined, Kaitlin Marie Pergola but the destruction is FRAN HUNT undeniable. The brush ECB Publishing fire burned through 70- Staff Writer acres of young pine F l o r i d a trees with underbrush woman was Please See Aarrested ear- FIRE Page 3 lier this week after being busted for sending drugs to the Jeffer- Economic Development Event Called Successful son County Jail. LAZARO ALEMAN said nine outside con- Conley said the strategy planning to sell the 15 counties in The Jefferson ECB Publishing sultants and several site consultants con- corporations and busi- the North Florida Eco- County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO) reported that on Senior Staff Writer state officials had at- veyed that the most nesses looking to relo- nomic Development Please See conomic De- tended the three-day important considera- cate or establish a Partnership (NFEDP), BUSTED Page 3 ve l o p m e n t affair. tion for communities presence somewhere whose mission is to ED i r e c t o r “It exceeded my ex- to attract businesses new. promote economic de- Julie Conley raved this pectations,” Conley was to have a ready in- Among others of velopment in the re- Man week about the suc- said. “The whole point ventory of available their responsibilities, gion. cess of the recent site was to let the site con- sites, complete with in- site selectors assist Conley said the Charged selection consultants’ sultants known that frastructure and the corporate and indus- purpose of the confer- program at the Honey we’re on the map, and appropriate zoning try leaders with their ence was to establish After Lake Plantation Re- it did that.” laws in place. location decisions and relationships with the sort and Spa. She said the fact The second most facilitate the interac- site consultants, so Speaking to the that north Florida had important considera- tion between corpo- that the latter would Battering Economic Develop- been able to host the tion, per the consult- rate end-users and have this area on their ment Council Board event was a triumph in ants, was a ready economic development minds when they Child’s on Monday morning, itself, given that these workforce, she said. organizations. talked with their Feb. 17, Conley said programs typically Site selectors are The event at the clients. Mother the $1,000 the group were held in places professional consult- Honey Lake Planta- The conference, had spent for the event such as Chicago, Hous- ants who provide location, held Feb. 9-11, she said, had accom- was well worth it. She ton and Las Vegas. tion information and was intended to soft plished that much. Granny Tax Relief Applicable High School Benefit To Constructions Since 2003 Concert Is Saturday LAZARO ALEMAN individuals like him earlier years. LAZARO ALEMAN Jefferson County ECB Publishing who had remodeled or Hall mentioned a ECB Publishing School District, Jeffer- Magell D. Arnold Senior Staff Writer added to their houses in Florida Department of Senior Staff Writer son County Education urns out that the past in order to ac- Revenue (FDOR) as- ere’s a re- Foundation (JCEF) and FRAN HUNT county resi- commodate elderly rel- sessment reduction minder that Southern Music Rising ECB Publishing Tdents who re- atives. form available in Hthe con- (SMR), the event will Staff Writer modeled or made Hall was told by Gray’s office that al- cert/gospel sing feature the Javacya G re e nv i l l e additions to their legal counsel that the lows residents to apply fundraiser to benefit Arts Conservatory, Bill man was homes to accommodate ordinance did not apply for the exemption. He the Jefferson County and Lissa Moon, Cliff Acharged after elderly parents or to old constructions, said the deadline for ap- Middle High School Miller, the Cherry battering his baby’s grandparents prior to but only to new ones plying for the exemp- (JCMHS) band is set for Street Ramblers, and mother. the Jan. 1, 2014, effec- going forward. Com- tion for next year was 7 p.m. Saturday, March the JCMHS choir, The Monticello Po- tive date of the new missioner Betsy March 1. 1, in the old Jefferson among others. lice Department re- granny flat tax ordi- Barfield, however, On Wednesday, Feb. High School audito- Tickets are $5 each ported that on October nance are nonetheless promised to look fur- 19, Gray confirmed and rium on Water Street. Please See 26, 2013 at 11:30 p.m., Of- eligible for the exemp- ther into the matter. expounded on Hall’s re- Sponsored by the CONCERT Page 3 ficer Storm Deming was tion. Hall said that marks, saying that the dispatched to a Cherry So reports Lloyd Barfield called him last granny exemption ap- Street residence in refer- resident David Hall, Friday and reported plied to any construc- Please See who was at the Jeffer- that Property Ap- tion or reconstruction Scam Alert CHARGED Page 3 son County Commis- praiser Angela Gray that was substantially sion meeting on Nov. 19 had found a rule in completed as far back when the board adopted Florida Statute that al- as Jan. 7, 2003. Property Correction the Granny Flat Tax lows the exemption to owners couldn’t get Ordinance. At the time, be applied to construc- compensated for losses Hall asked if the ex- tions and reconstruc- in years prior to the ef- emption would apply to tions that occurred in fective date of the ordinance, but they could definitely apply for the exemption going forward, Gray said. She explained that homeowners who build additions to existing Willie Saffo homes or perform ex- n the Wednes- tensive renovations to day, Feb. 19, provide living quarters Iissue of the Monticello News, the for a parent or grand- front-page story on the parent could be entitled Teacher of the Year er- e f f e r s o n County and surround- to a special exemption roneously identified equal to the amount of County Sheriff ing counties. Willie Saffo as runner- the new construction or JDavid Hobbs Hobbs says citizens up. Saffo was the nomi- up to 20% of the home- wants citizens to be are receiving phone nee from Jefferson stead value. aware of the most re- calls from individuals County Middle High Please See cent “SCAM” occurring Please See School. The News re- RELIEF Page 3 throughout Jefferson SCAM Page 3 grets the error.

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‘Brew’ Ha Ha: Letters To The Editor Conversations for Coffee Letters to the Editor are typed word for word, comma for comma, as sent to this newspaper Amber Houston - All submitted Letters must be 600 words or less - Staff Writer Is America Still Great? Fast, Good, phone to my father’s n August countries closer to best leaders, “We in a thin face. Dad is half a 14, 1945, a home in South Amer- heap of trouble” head taller than him Or a d i o ica are ignored. Also, will we con- And Cheap and firm in his opin- broadcast by Presi- Meanwhile, our tinue to be subjected ion, but he is polite dent Truman told the penciled necked, to the whims of for- AMBER HOUSTON crows’ feet. The grin and his expression is people of the United sissy, limp wrested, eign dictators for our ECB Publishing sets a merry twinkle warm. “Let me guess, States that the blood- pond scum, so called energy needs? Or, Staff Writer behind his eyes. Po- son,” he says to the iest war in history leaders in Washing- use our own energy? y father litely, he responds, man, casually fitting a sits be- “pick two.” blower onto the air- had ended. Before the ton and Europe, con- Should we smother Mhind his This isn’t a recent line. “The last guys surrender had been tinue to loot our free enterprise with desk at work. Tallahas- event, but one of my gave you a job cheap signed aboard the national treasuries in silly regulations de- see Paint and Body is favorite memories of and they got it done USS Missouri in order to fund unaf- stroying businesses dusty but not unpleas- my father. He’s using a fast, right?” Tokyo Bay on Sept. 2, fordable social pro- then give advantage ant — in the spring- phrase he surely Fidgeting with the 1945, plans to cut the grams. Most nations, to our global competi- time, he keeps all the learned from my cuffs of his button- 16 million American ours included, are tors such as 2 billion bay doors open to let granddaddy, who down shirt, the man men and women serv- now bankrupt by dollars for Brazil to the air in. passed down his plain- shifts his weight un- ing our country were dept. What in God’s drill for oil off of A customer drives speaking Southern comfortably. “Well, being carried out. green earth hap- their coast? up with a poorly done charm to my father yeah.” The Second World pened to all those ex- Should we con- paint job and a hur- long before he passed “Unfortunately, it War claimed over 50 pectations for a tinue a tax system ried, harried attitude. down the paint and wasn’t any good.” Dad million lives; includ- better future? that punishes the He wants his car re- body shop. pulls the trigger on the ing the 400,000 Amer- The answer is hard working Ameri- painted. He just got it “Everybody wants blower and aims it at ican dead and leadership. No lead- cans success in order painted a few weeks a job done fast, good, the front bumper. Then another 700,000 ers? No future. There to "redistribute" the ago at a different body and cheap,” Daddy even from a distance, wounded. All of the is some good news, in wealth earned by the shop, it “looks like counsels. “They can’t the air blows chips of people thought it was this country; we can hard working? crap,” and he wants a have it that way. Tell paint off. The paint be- a time of greatness still use ballots in- Because this Pres- new paint job. them to pick two. If neath is the car’s last for the United States. stead of bullets to fire ident and this Con- “I need it fast, they want it fast and coat of paint—dust Europe, Africa our leaders. Elections gress are unable or good, and cheap,” the good, it can’t be cheap. and lovebugs included. and Asia, had been in the US can change perhaps unwilling to man says, fiddling If they want it good Not only did the other bombed and burned, everything. Look at take on these prob- with his phone. and cheap, it won’t be shop not sand or prime their cities and fields Greece, France, Great lems, our armed Dad’s chin lifts fast. If they want it the car, they didn’t were laid to destruc- Britton, Spain and forces face huge cuts, fractionally and — fast and cheap, it won’t even wash it. tion. Ours had not, Italy. Is this what we while our young amused — he smiles so be good.” Astounded, the big his face crinkles The customer’s customer looks at him, our Industries were want our country to Americans are still in into well-earned gaze lifts from his “How much?” still in business. Our mirror? Picture this, harm's way. Social government was in- Auto’s, Homes, and programs, Medicare alling all ticket information tact, and peace and Businesses, all burn- and Medicaid, are chili cook- contact Altrusa Presi- prosperity were ing because monies broke and full of cor- Cers… and dent Joyce Sealey at thought possible. We ran out in the coffers ruption. 92 Million eaters, the Chamber Deb’s 850-997-1612 or 850-510- spoke words like vic- of these countries. Americans are now Chili Cookoff is Fri- Notes 7064 or call the Opera tory, and exceptional, Could this happen in unemployed 52 mil- day, February 21 at the House at 850-997-4242. these words were our country? We now lion Americans as Monticello Opera The Opera House used to describe our have agencies spying well as many illegal’s House, beginning at 3 Drop will host ‘The New country and, our peo- on our every move, by the way, are now p.m. for chili entries; 5 76ers – In The Light ple. letters are sent to a on food stamps or p.m. for judging; and 6 A Note To CD Release Concert’ [email protected] There were con- dear friend of mine whatever we call it on Saturday, March 1 cerns about the USSR asking the most inti- today. The 6.3% un- p.m. for all you can beginning with a Pre- however it was as- mate of questions. employed is a bogus eat… just $5. There Show Party. For more sumed that America's When that letter is number, should you information about this will be a cash bar. political leadership not fulfilled they ha- get so disgusted in exciting event contact Cash prizes will be and our economic rass her with e-mails not finding a job and given for ‘best chili,’ the Opera House at and military prowess and phone calls scar- quit looking for said ‘judges choice’, ‘best 850-997-4242. would become the ing that little lady, job, you are no longer decorated table,’ and Beekeeping: The world leader in peace. why? Because, she counted in the unem- ‘people’s choice.’ Best Organic Approach To Chili winner will rep- Modern Apiculture Ladies and Gen- has written letters, ployment camp. My resent the Chamber in workshop March 1-2 at tlemen, none of that demeaning this ad- math teacher is flip- upcoming Chamber Caney Branch Farm exists today. ministration. ping in her grave Chili Cookoffs. Come in Monticello; con- NATO was cre- Must our Presi- with this scam. enjoy the ‘organiza- ducted by Ross Con- ated to defeat Hitler, dent run around the To solve all these tion challenges.’ The rad. He is one of when that job was world apologizing for problems, we need organization with the America’s leading au- done; NATO was to who we are and what real leadership. Real highest score wins; the thorities on natural protect us all against we do? Do we want leaders never prom- loser chooses what it beekeeping and au- the threat of Soviet our president and ise more than they will do for the winner. thor of the book “Nat- expansion. All of that Congress to "balance can deliver, and then, For more information ural Beekeeping.” The is now in ruins NATO the books" by gutting expect others to fol- contact Chamber Di- two-day workshop in- is incapable of bring- our military? I will be low. November is but rector Melanie Mays cludes classroom and ing a jerk like Gad- the first to admit that a mere nine months at 850-997-5552. hands-on instruction, hafi or Assad to heel. we are top heavy in away, eligible to vote Altrusa will host a catered lunches, The aircraft, the some aspects of our yet? Preview Party healthy snacks, and ships and the mili- Military, we now have Would a real fundraiser on March 6 beverages. Classes tary tanks and other more Admirals then leader please stand for the stage play com- begin at 9 a.m. and hardware needed to ships, the Army and up? edy ‘Dearly Departed.’ conclude at 4 p.m. both protect us, and our al- Air Force have the We the People of The cost is $20. The re- days. For more infor- lies are thought to be same problems and this once Great Na- ception will begin at 6 mation and cost con- too expensive to now that Obama has tion need You. tact Roger Twitchell p.m. on Thursday build. New threats, fired the best of the now at George Pouliotte evening, with heavy like Iran, Syria, most hors de oeuvres and a [email protected] of Africa, North cash bar; the show will or 850-294-6162 or 850- Korea, and several The Jefferson County R.J. Bailar Public Library presents start at 7 p.m. For 997-3848. JEFFERSON COUNTY JOURNAL BOOK Established 2007 Emerald Greene A weekly newspaper [USPS 361-620] designed SIGNING P.O. Box 428 Date: February 25, 2014 180 West Washington Publisher/Owner for the express reading pleasures of the people of its Street circulation area, be they past, present or future resi- Time: 6:00 P.M. Monticello, Florida dents. Location: JCPL Community Room 32345 Published weekly by , 180 850-997-3568 Lazaro aLeman ECB Publishing, Inc. West Washington St. Monticello, FL 32344. Periodicals Fax 850-997-3774 Senior Staff Writer Journalist T.D. 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Fire continued from page 1 Busted continued from page 1 and threatened a house blaze to heel. sponse personnel August 15, 2013, Sgt. opiate and that Pergola World before authorities were The Division of worked for two long Bill Reams of the JCSO got the drug from her able to get it under con- Forestry had to bring in hours to suppress thee Corrections Division, doctor. trol. a backhoe to make a fire fire. Thankfully, no one contacted Investigator She reportedly sent News It took the dispatch break to contain the was hurt in the fire and Don Barfield and re- the drug to Gavin in and response of Lloyd fire. Meanwhile four en- property losses were ported that he had re- three separate letters, ROSE KLEIN Volunteers, Jefferson gines were on standby, minimal—mitigated, of ceived a tip that inmate which where inter- ECB Publishing, Inc. County Fire Rescue, protecting houses in the course, by emergency David M. Gavin was at- cepted at the County Naked Man Attempts and the Division of area along Bassa Road. response personnel’s tempting to have drugs Jail before Gavin ever To Hijack Bus Forestry to bring the Emergency re- quick action. sent to him at the jail. received them. In Irvington, N.J., a On August 20, 2013, Pergola was ar- naked man on the streets in a post Miranda inter- rested February 17 on was seen urinating and view, Gavin said he an outstanding Jeffer- banging on passing cars Relief continued from page 1 talked his girlfriend, son County warrant before attempting to board Kaitlin Marie Pergola, and charged with three To be eligible, prop- Others of the appli- nance. a transit bus full of pas- 29, of Trinity, FL, into counts of introduction erty owners must have cable rules: the occu- The exemption sengers. The man report- sending him Buprenor- of contraband into a a homestead exemp- pants of the added or ceases as soon as the edly struck the bus driver phine, CV, also known county detention facil- tion on the property remodeled quarters parents or grandpar- several times while trying as Suboxone, a con- ity. A total bond of to get on the bus, but the where the parent or must be a parent or ents die. trolled substance. JCSO $15,000 was set and she driver refused to fight grandparent quarters grandparent; the occu- Per Gray, about 40 reported that the sub- remained at the County back. “He even tried to are constructed, Gray pants must be at least percent of Florida’s 67 stance is a heroin-like Jail February 20. take over the bus from the said. Moreover, the 62 years of age by Jan.1 counties currently driver,” a store clerk said. construction or recon- of the year in which offer the granny flat “He even stuck his naked struction must be prop- the reduction is re- tax. Based on statistics Charged continued from page 1 butt in the driver’s face erly permitted and quested; and the occu- from counties of simi- and that was ridiculous.” comply with all local pants must lar assessed valuations ence to a complaint of a leave, he backed into The driver was not injured land development reg- permanently reside on as Jefferson County, baby being taken with- another vehicle in the during the incident and ulations, she said. the property on or be- Gray estimates that the out the mother’s per- driveway. was able to continue on his Copies of all permits, fore Jan. 1 of the year impact of the exemp- mission. The complainant route. The unidentified certificate of occu- in which application is tion to the county will Upon arrival, Offi- sustained minor naked man was subdued pancy and plans must made. be between $1,800 and cer Deming made con- scratches to her neck, and taken away on a be submitted to the The occupants also $11,000 annually in lost tact with the and a bloody nose, in stretcher by police offi- Property Appraisers cannot receive any tax revenues, if 10 peo- complainant. She ad- addition to the lacera- cers. Office. benefits requiring a ple should qualify for vised that she and her tion to her hand. EMS The construction declaration of perma- the exemption. baby’s father, Magell D. responded and assessed Mom Pays $567 To or reconstruction must nent residency on any The ordinance ap- Arnold, 26, of her injuries. Remove Indecent also be completed be- other property in any plies to all taxing juris- Greenville, FL, had Attempts to contact T-Shirt Display fore Jan. 1 of the year other county or state. dictions within In Orem, Utah, a been hanging out for Arnold were made the in which the reduction The measure is Jefferson County, in- woman who was shopping the majority of the day, following day, and when is requested. What’s more formally called cluding the City of with her teenage son at the when Arnold became the officer announced more, the application the Elderly Living Monticello, the Jeffer- University Mall in Orem irate and began argu- who he was and why he must be filed with the Quarters Temporary son County School Dis- and shelled out $567 to buy ing with her. was calling, the person Property Appraisers Assessment Abeyance trict and the Suwannee T-shirts in a display she She said that who answered the office annually on, or Ordinance, but it’s bet- and Northwest Florida considered to be indecent. Arnold grabbed her by phone hung up. before, March 1 of each ter known as the water management Judy Cox said she saw the the throat and began Arnold was ar- year, she said. Granny Flat Tax Ordi- districts. “Visual” line shirts in a choking her. She said rested February 11 on PacSun store, featuring she ran out the door an outstanding Jeffer- screen-printed pictures of and Arnold threw a son County warrant scantily clad models. “I Concert continued from page 1 glass bowl at her, cut- and charged with bat- had a conversation with ting her hand. At that tery, domestic, and leav- the store manager,” Cox and available at both formed board members paired instruments. point, Arnold report- ing the scene of an said. “She said she did re- schools, the district ad- that the school lacked Which situation edly ran in and grabbed accident with property fuse to put the accompany- ministrative office or instruments for all the prompted the founda- her baby and got into a damage. A total bond of ing banner up with the by calling Miller at (850) students in the pro- tion to take up the green GMC pickup $10,000 was set and he display because it was 464-2819. gram. As he told it, the cause and pledge to truck. bonded out of jail Feb- much worse, but that she The proceeds of the program had 136 en- help secure the needed In his haste to ruary 13. couldn’t take down the T- concert will go for re- rolled students and 120 instruments either by shirts without talking to pair and replacement wind instruments, only purchases or donations. her corporate office.” Cox of musical instruments 50 of which were func- It’s the foundation’s Scam continued from page 1 purchased all the shirts in for the high school tional. The remainder, stated mission to pro- the line as well as the ac- band. he said, needed repairs vide the school district identifying themselves most recent was “Mar- companying display Last September, or to be replaced. with support for those as deputy sheriffs. tin at 850-464-7754). posters. She said she music teacher Jeremy George estimated it programs, activities The “scammer” goes The “SCAMMER” ex- wants to destroy the shirts George approached the would cost about $7,000 and purchases that fall into detail with badge plains that this will but instead will “let their corporate office figure out Jefferson County to outfit the band prop- outside the scope of the number, case num- allow for all bonding what to do with them School Board and in- erly with new or re- district’s budget. bers, etc, and explains fees or additional costs that a warrant has to be waived. when I return them on day been issued for the cit- Sheriff Hobbs un- 59 of a 60-day return pol- icy.” Mall manager, Rob Crosswords izen’s arrest and if the derscores that this is Kallas, said the display citizen doesn’t follow in no way a form or had received other com- the “SCAMMERS” in- fashion of practice plaints and the city attor- struction, the latter that any law enforce- ney was informed and will will come and make an ment agency would determine if the display arrest. utilize and further- violates city codes. PacSun The “SCAMMER” more has no authority corporate officials had no then instructs the citi- to conduct such trans- comment. zen to go to Wal-Mart, actions. CVS or other available These case activi- retail establishment ties are currently Woman Runs-off Man and purchase a “Pay- under investigation. If For Shoveling Snow Pal Money Pack Card” you feel you have been From Her Drive in a given amount of a victim of such activ- In Lowell, Mass., a 79- currency and remit ity or even an attempt, year-old woman report- payment to whomever contact the Sheriff’s edly used a gun to the “SCAMMER” iden- Office with any addi- persuade a man to leave tifies himself as and to tional information at her home who shoveled a phone number (the 850-997-2523. her driveway without asking her first and then demanded cash. After More than clearing the homeowner’s 50% of the driveway, the man went to Did people in the woman’s door and the world asked for cash. The woman told the man to go away You have never and shut the door, but the made or man continued knocking received a and the woman came back, Know? telephone but this time with a gun. call. The shoveler talked to a neighbor as he was leaving and told them, “The woman pulled a .38 or a re- volver and told him to get the (heck) out” the neigh- Like Us On bor said. Capt. Thomas Meehan said, “she feared he was going to break in so she opened the door again Facebook! with the firearm at her side. She never pointed it, www.facebook.com/ but she said ‘get off my property, I’m going to call the police,’ He decided to ECBPublishing leave.” 4 • Jefferson County Journal online.ecbpublishing.com Friday, February 21, 2014 Jefferson County Living

ROBERT (BOB) Community Calendar WILLIAM EZELL [email protected] or 850-997-3568 Born 8/22/1927 Died 2/18/2014 February 21 tis Morgan at 850-933- minute classes utilize 850-556-4729. For more Chamber Chili Chal- 8136 or Bobby Connell stretch and toning exer- information about obert (Bob) Ruby and Adrian lenge Cookoff Friday at 850-445-0049. cising. Contact Melanie ABWA contact Von W i l l i a m Patrick and Owen Ezell, evening at the Monti- February 24 Mays at 850-321-0036 for Holmes at 850-212-7373. REzell, lifelong three grandchildren, cello Opera House. So, Al-Anon meetings are information. The membership will resident of Florida, Heath Ezell, Dawn it’s that time again to held at 8 p.m. on Mon- February 27 be happy to have you born in Cortez, Fl., lived Tunison and Robbie sign up for your chance days at the Anglican AA meeting at 8 p.m. on join for a wonderful most of his life in Sara- Ezell. to win super prizes, and Church, 124 Jefferson Thursday at the Christ time of fun, informa- sota and Arcadia, after His survivors in- to let the other competi- Avenue in Thomasville. Episcopal Church tion and fellowship. The the hurricanes of 2004 clude his only sister, tors know who you are For more information annex, 425 North meetings are held at the and the loss of his home Carol Morris (Marvin) going to challenge. Last go to www.al-anon.ala- Cherry Street. For more TCC Ghazvini Center he moved to Monticello of Sarasota, four chil- year, participants had teen.org. information call 850- located at 1528 Sur- with his daughters. dren, Marie Messer (JB) great fun challenging February 24 997-2129 or 850-997-1955. geons Drive in room Bob was always a Monticello, Sharon Col- others, while competing AA will meet at 8 p.m. February 25 226, in Tallahassee. Christian and knew the lier (Walt) Wacissa, for prize money and a on Monday at the Jefferson County Re- February 25 Lord had his "Fish David Ezell (Loretta) chance to enter the Christ Episcopal publican Party and its AA classes are held on House" ready for him in South Carolina, Steven Perry/Taylor County Church Annex, 425 Executive Committee Tuesdays at 8 p.m. for Paradise. He was ex- Ezell (Brenda) Sebring, Chili Challenge. North Cherry Street. will meet on the fourth those seeking help. The cited to go and meet all Fl and Angie Stephens February 22 For more information, Tuesday at Willow Pond classes are held at the of the people of the (Jay) Lake City, Fl., 14 Friends of the Library call 850-997-2129 or 850- Plantation. The formal Harvest Christian Cen- Bible he read about all grandchildren, 26 great will host a Huge Book 997-1955. meeting begins at 7 p.m. ter, 1599 Springhollow of his life. grandchildren and two Sale from 10 a.m. to 2 February 24 Contact Chairman Road. Contact Marvin He is preceeded in great, great grandchil- p.m. on Saturday at the Alzheimer’s and De- Clyde Simpson at 850- Graham, pastor, at 850- death by his parents dren. Jefferson County Bailar mentia Support is held 228-4400 or 212-7669 for more infor- Public Library. Plan to from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 chairman@jeffer- mation. attend this year’s event. p.m. usually on the songop.com and let him February 25 Top Dogs Coming For more details con- fourth Monday at First know if you will NOT Flab-To-Fab weight loss tact Library Director United Methodist be able to attend. Plan group meets on Tues- To North Florida Kitty Brooks at 850-342- Church in the Family to attend these meet- days at the Monticello 0205. Ministry Center on ings and bring a friend. Health & Fitness Cen- Fairgrounds February 22 West Walnut Street in Complimentary bever- ter. Weigh-in begins at Jefferson County Monticello. A light ages will be available 4:30 p.m. with speakers Branch of the NAACP lunch is provided and beginning at 6 p.m. All and discussion follow- will meet at 12 p.m. on your loved one is pro- voting residents are en- ing. This new, exciting, the last Saturday at the vided respite care dur- couraged to attend support group is free of MLK Center. Contact ing the group meeting. these monthly meetings charge to anyone; dona- Charles Parrish at 850- This is a free monthly in a continuing effort to tions are accepted. 997-3760 for more infor- program. Call the enhance communica- Share recipes, stories, mation. Alzheimer’s Project at tion regarding commu- and ideas. For more in- February 22 850-386-2778 for more in- nity concerns and other formation contact the Monticello Jamboree formation or 850-997- issues affecting Jeffer- facility at 850-997-4400. Band will perform 5545 for directions. son County. Get en- February 26 music for dancing February 24 gaged! The REC Kiwanis will meet at 12 every Friday at 7 p.m. at Martin Luther King message is important p.m. on Wednesday at 625 South Water Street. (MLK) Community and should be made the Jefferson Country Everyone is welcome to Center Committee loud and clear to the Club for lunch, a pro- DEBBIE SNAPP selling dog supplies come dance, listen to meets at 6 p.m. on the elected officials. gram and a meeting. ECB Publishing and products. some of the finest last Monday. Contact February 25 For more information, rd Staff Writer This is the 23 year music, enjoy door- Charles Parrish at 850- Silver Dome Chapter of contact President Don ach year an that the Ochlocknee prizes, soft drinks, 997-3760 for more infor- the American Business Condon at 850-997-5299. A m e r i c a n River Kennel Club snacks, and just enjoy mation. Women’s Association February 27 EKennel Club (ORKC) is hosting the some fun and cama- February 24, 25 (ABWA) will meet at 6 JCMHS SAC meeting (AKC) dog show is held event. Show times are 8 raderie with neighbors Adult Dance Fitness at p.m. on the fourth Tues- will be held at 6 p.m. on at the North Florida a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. and friends. This is a MADCo Studio at 7:30 day. To reserve seating Thursday at the Bailar Fairgrounds. It fea- Admission is $5 and nonprofit charitable a.m. on Mondays and for this dinner and pro- Public Library. All are tures hundreds of children under 12 are event; donations are ac- Wednesdays; 6:30 p.m. gram meeting, contact encouraged to attend show dogs and dogs admitted free. cepted. For questions or on Tuesdays, and 7 p.m. Hospitality Chair- this informative meet- that compete in obedi- It’s fun for the concerns, contact Cur- on Thursdays. These 45- woman Ann Walker at ing. ence, agility, and other whole family. The fair- performance activi- grounds “Goes to the ties. Dogs” February 19-23. There are purebred Contact local represen- dogs representing 187 tative Mary Ellen Zy- CHURCH NEWS NOTES breeds and purebred as dell at 850-545-8131 or well as mixed breed [email protected] [email protected] or 850-997-3568 dogs that compete in for more information. the obedience and And, check with February 21 Bethel AME, Elizabeth rience a total money February 23 agility competitions. www.orkc.com for the Tent of the Holy Guests MB, Hickory Hill MB, makeover. Classes Greater Fellowship Mis- For the first time this time when your fa- offers prayer for the Mt. Pleasant AME, and begin at 10:30 a.m. every sionary Baptist Church year there is a ‘Four to vorite breed will be sick and a special scrip- Philadelphia MB will Saturday. For more in- Ministry Department Six Month Old Puppy’ competing each morn- ture message every Fri- provide food to those formation and to regis- will host its annual competition at 12 p.m. ing. The final judging day at 7:30 p.m. The needing assistance ter call Class Contact Black History Program on Saturday and Sun- of all groups begins Tent is located at 295 monthly on the fourth Brian Metty at 850-545- at 3 p.m. on Sunday. The day. So, come get your about 1:30 p.m. each West Palmer Mill in Saturday, with distribu- 6385, or service will honor the puppy fix. day. Additionally, there Monticello. Call 850-342- tion from 9 to 10 a.m. at [email protected] family of the late Mr. Dog owners are on will be several talent 3541 for more informa- the New Bethel AME m or register online at and Mrs. Johnnie Web- hand to educate the and rescue demonstra- tion. Church, located at 6496 http://www.daveram- ster. Guest speaker will public on which breed tions on Saturday and February 21, 22 Ashville Highway. Vol- sey.com/com/fpu/loca- be Rev. Anthony Webster of dog would be the Sunday. Second Harvest Food unteers are also needed tions/org/48474/class/2 with a musical perform- best fit for their fami- It’s a great weekend Program together with on the Friday evening 46588. Childcare will be ance by the Howard lies. There are vendors to ‘Go to the Dogs’. the churches of New before at 6:30 p.m. to provided upon request. Academy Mass Class help bag the food pack- February 22 Choir. There will be a ages. Contact Nellie StoryTime Ministry is Tree of Remembrance Randell at 850-997-5605, held from 1 to 2 p.m. decorated with angels or 850-997-6929 to volun- every other Saturday at and refreshments will be teer, or for more infor- the Jefferson County served after the service mation about this Bailar Public Library. and program. For more program. For more information information contact Sis. February 22 contact First United Dorothy Barnhart at 850- Tri-County Ministries Methodist Church Min- 997-2842. Dr. Melvin 850-997-2213 will host a Clothing istry Chairman Bar- Roberts, pastor. 105 W Anderson St. • Monticello Giveaway from 8 a.m. to bara Hobbs at February 28 2 p.m. on Saturday at 850-523-1813. Nazarene Church Fam- the 1599 Springhollow February 23 ily Skate Night is held Road facility. Lots of New Bethel AME from 6 to 8 p.m. on the clothing in lots of sizes Church will offer a last Friday evening of and accessories. For Black History program every month. Light RichieGlen L. SowellKing more information con- at 11 a.m. on Sunday. snacks and soft drinks tact Pastor Marvin Gra- Guest speaker will be are available. For more Agent Agent ham at 850-2127669. the honorable Judge information contact Pas- [email protected]@ffbic.com February 22 Barbara Hobbs. She is tor Clay Stephens at 850- St. Margaret Catholic judge of the Florida 2nd 528-5451. Church will host Dave Judicial Circuit. She March 1 Ramsey’s Financial will have dialogue with Nazarene Church Fam- Peace University, a the youth and area ily Clothing Giveaway is nine-week life-changing youth in attendance. All held from 8 a.m. to 12 program that empow- churches and their p.m. on the first Satur- ers and teaches how to youth are invited to day of every month. For make the right money come be involved in this more information con- decisions to achieve fi- service. For more infor- tact Rev. Clay Stephens nancial goals and expe- mation call 850-443-6768. at 850-528-5451. Friday, February 21, 2014 online.ecbpublishing.com Jefferson County Journal • 5 Jefferson County Living ACS County Relay For Life Kick-Off Celebrates Hope DEBBIE SNAPP search funds are used. ECB Publishing She closed the pro- Staff Writer gram by introducing Lu- century ago, minaria Chairperson the Ameri- Lisa Roland, and an- Acan Cancer nouncing that this Society (ACS) began the year’s event will be held fight of a lifetime, the on Friday, May 16, from fight to end cancer. In 6 p.m. to midnight. that time, the ACS has Other important made remarkable, life- dates include: the Sur- saving progress. vivor’s Dinner, to be When the ACS began its held at 5:30 p.m. on Tues- work, cancer was spo- day May 13. Sheriff ken of only in whispers, David Hobbs will chair ECB Publishing Photo By Debbie Snapp, February 10, 2014. a disease that was an al- the evening event. And, Pictured from left to right are: Beta Club mem- most certain death sen- the next Team/Commit- ber Amy Love, registering for the RFL Luminarias tence. Today, the ACS tee Meeting will be held and Jean Willis collecting donations for the Sher- celebrates its milestone ECB Publishing Photo By Debbie Snapp, February 10, 2014. at 5:30 p.m. on February iff’s Office RFL Team. of more than 400 lives Jefferson County Relay For Life Chairman 20 at the Chamber. For saved each and every Sheriff David Hobbs with cancer survivor Harry more information con- day that would have oth- Mulhearn during the Relay Kickoff event. tact Sheila.griffin@ can- erwise been lost to cancer.org or 850-329-4545. cer. Warren Simpson On Monday evening, with Bruised Grass per- February 10 Jefferson formed the evening en- County residents came tertainment. together to kickoff the To continue its 2014 County Relay For fight, the ACS needs Life (RFL) fundraising Relay For Life partici- season with dinner and pants. Sign up now for a program filled with the May 16, from 6 p.m. valuable information, to 12 a.m. event. Once upcoming dates, impor- you sign up, the next tant names, and other step is to make a per- ECB Publishing Photo By Debbie Snapp, February 10, 2014. contact information. sonal donation to your Pictured from left to right are: Beta Club mem- 2014 County RFL fundraising goal. Then, bers Sarah Jones and Sara Peeler signing up RFL Chairman Sheriff be sure to tell your teams. David Hobbs welcomed friends, family, and and thanked all to the coworkers, and ask event. He introduced ECB Publishing Photo By Debbie Snapp, February 10, 2014. them to match your con- ACS Staff Partner Pictured from left to right are: Beta Club mem- tribution. Once they see Sheila Griffin to the bers Stephanie English and Morgan Cline register- how much ‘heart’ you group. She gave a RFL ing all in attendance for the County Relay For Life put into the fight overview and talked Kickoff event. against cancer, they will about raising funds; be much more likely to touching on the Fort support you with a do- Hope Lodge, cancer re- nation. search, motivation, tak- Teams signed up to ing action by date include: Aucilla registering, and Christian Academy, fundraising creativity. Avalon Plantation, Cricket Edwards ex- Farmers and Merchants plained what a ‘team’ is Bank, First United and what its goal is for Methodist Church, and Relay. Jefferson Elementary Brenda Cooks, team School. captain for the Daugh- With your help, the ters of Deborah #60 ACS isn’t just fighting Team, talked briefly one type of cancer; it’s about building a team fighting for every birth- ECB Publishing Photo By Debbie Snapp, February 10, 2014. for success… one ‘Re- day threatened by every In attendance to the County RFL Kickoff event layer’ at a time. cancer in every commu- from left to right are: ACS Senior Manager for the Griffin took the ECB Publishing Photo By Debbie Snapp, February 10, 2014. nity. Your passionate de- Panhandle Tracey Thompson, ACS Staff Partner floor again speaking In attendance to the County RFL Kickoff from votion is fueling the Sheila Griffin, Sheriff’s Office RFL Team member about childhood cancer left to right are: FMB Team members Susan Estes progress to finish this Cricket Edwards, and seated is entertainer Warren and how Relay and re- and Laurel Gonser. fight. Simpson. 6 • Jefferson County Journal online.ecbpublishing.com Friday, February 21, 2014 School NFCC Receives $737,189 Rural “Kiwanis” We Share Our Talents Health Information Technology Workforce Program Grant Program To Provide Workforce Health Information Technology Courses, Scholarships orth Florida Community NCollege has been awarded a three- year, $737,189 Rural Health Information Technology (HIT) Scott Frederick (Taylor services delivery. These Workforce Program County); Mollie Hill trained HIT personnel grant in partnership (Leon County); Deidra will be critical to med- with the US Depart- N e w m a n ical providers now and ment of Health and (Taylor/Suwannee in the future.” Human Services. The County/Advent Chris- North Florida Com- grant is one of 15 new tian Village); Sheryl munity College will uti- Don Condon, Cathy Watt, Theresa Stubbs, Indy Mack, Sharico Parrish, Rural HIT Workforce Reyberg (CareerSource lize funding to develop Morgan Johanson, and Jessica Corley. grants awarded in 2013. North Florida/Six- a six-month, non-credit The overall goal is to County District); Eliza- online HIT specialist NANCY WHITTY skills. develop Health Infor- beth Schlein (Leon, training program, to The name “Kiwanis” means “we It is evident each year that Kiwa- mation Technology Madison, Gadsden, Jef- hire personnel to imple- share our talents”, and that is exactly nis are dedicated to a mission of serv- (HIT) training pro- ferson, Taylor, ment the program and what our Kiwanis Club has being ice to the children of Jefferson grams that will produce Franklin, Wakulla and will offer scholarships doing for years at Jefferson Elemen- County and all over the world. Jeffer- a pool of qualified and Liberty Counties); Julie for students who suc- tary School. son Elementary third grade students, certified workers to T o w n s e n d cessfully complete the On Wednesday, Feb. 12, President teachers, and the administration help rural hospitals (NFCC/Madison courses and pass the Don Condon, and member Jessica would like to thank you for your gen- and clinics transition County); and Richard national exam (ONC Corley gave each of our third grade erous donation. We value your part- records from a paper Wisdahl (Lafayette HIT Professional Com- students their own personal Web- nership as we strive to provide our system to a digital for- County). petency exam). The ster’s dictionary to help development students with the necessary tools to mat. The HIT Work- "This grant enables Rural Health Informa- their reading, writing, and spelling become productive citizens. force Program was NFCC along with the tion Technology (HIT) developed in part in re- North Florida Rural Workforce Program is sponse to local need Healthcare Workforce focused on training stu- identified through the Development Network dents from our rural North Florida Rural to provide training that areas, providing them Healthcare Workforce is responsive to the cur- apprenticeship oppor- Development Network rent and future HIT tunities at our rural fa- and the North Florida workforce needs of our cilities, and ultimately Workforce Develop- service area," said Julie coordinating with local ment Board. Townsend, NFCC Di- employment resources The North Florida rector of Allied Health. to assist with job place- Rural Healthcare Work- “NFCC’s HIT specialist ment, when necessary, force Development Net- training will be geared back into our rural work Board represents for people already communities. NFCC’s six-county working in healthcare For more informa- service district and be- or information technol- tion, contact Dani yond. Members include ogy who need to up- Mays, NFCC Career Walter Boatright grade their technology and Technical Educa- (Suwannee/ Hamilton skills to successfully tion Center, at (850) 973- County); Susan Allen transition to the future 1665 or maysd@ (Hamilton County); paradigm of medical nfcc.edu. Friday, February 21, 2014 online.ecbpublishing.com Jefferson County Journal • 7 Sports The Jefferson Journal Fish & Game Feeding Chart How to use: the major and minor feeding times for each day are listed below. The major feeding times are the best for the sportsman and last about 2 hours, the minor feeding times can also have good success, but last only about 1 hour. The Week of Febuary 21, 2013 through Febuary 28, 2013 Major Feed Times are marked by an asterisk (*) Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, February 21 February 22 February 23 February 24 10:18AM 12:10AM 1:10AM 2:08AM *4:16AM *5:09AM *6:05AM *7:03AM *34:42PM 11:06AM 12:00PM 12:59PM *5:37PM *6:34PM *7:33PM

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, February 25 February 26 February 27 February 28 3:04AM 3:57AM 4:47AM 5:32AM *8:02AM *9:01AM *9:59AM *10:56AM 2:02PM 3:09PM 4:17PM 5:24PM *8:32PM *9:30PM *10:28PM Lady Tigers Begin Softball Season FRAN HUNT ular season, and the Lady walks, four hit-by- Lady Warriors Softball ECB Publishing Tigers mauled their op- pitches, and 13 strike- Staff Writer ponent for a 30-18 victory. outs. he Jefferson Vasquez had seven The Lady Tigers hit Lady Tigers at-bats, four runs, three the diamond against Schedule And Roster Thave played six singles, one RBI, one dou- Mayo on February 7 and FRAN HUNT Maclay, February 25 at p.m., away; Rickards, games this season, in- ble, one walk, and one Jefferson was blanked ECB Publishing 4 p.m., away; Maclay, April 8 at 6 p.m., away cluding two 90-minutes putout. for an 18-0 loss. The loss Staff Writer March 3 at 4 p.m., Bishop Snyder, April games in the pre-season Marta Vargas had was called due to the 15- he schedule home; Munroe, March 10 at 5:15 p.m., away; tournament, and four five at-bats, three runs, run rule, after two and a and roster 4 at 6 p.m., away; the District Tourna- regular season games. one single, one double, half innings. “We had Thas been re- Rickards, March 7 at 4 ment is April 15 at 2 The Lady Tigers split the one strikeout, and one two starting players out. leased for the Aucilla p.m., home; FAMU, and 4 p.m., home; and regular games to now putout. Mayo just overwhelmed Christian Academy March 10 at 4 p.m., the District champi- stand 2-2, and 0-1 in dis- Barber had seven at- us. They are a very well varsity Lady Warriors trict play. bats, seven runs, five sin- organized team, and very onship game is April Coach Frank Brown gles, two RBI’s, one tough. Their pitcher is softball team. 17 at 4 p.m., home. explained that this year, double, and one walk. phenomenal, ready for The Lady warriors Playing for the he is pretty much start- Clemens has seven college level. She is very started off the season Lady Warriors this ing off with a young at-bats, four runs, four fast, and very accurate,” in the Florida High year are Payal Chaud- team. “We lost three sen- singles, five RBI’s, one said Coach Brown. Pre-Season Tourna- hari, Taylor Copeland, ior last year, and we lost double, and three triples. Barber had two at- ment on February 1; Elizabeth Hightower, several players who Allaura Pierce had bats, and two strikeouts. against Chiles, Febru- Kelly Horne, Carly transferred to other seven at-bats, three runs, Vasquez had one at- ary 6; Taylor County, Joiner, Monique Re- schools. We are down to four singles, one RBI, and bat, and one strikeout. February 10; Florida strepo, Storme 16 players, which is not one walk. Marta Vargas had High, February 11; and Roberts, Natalie enough to support a var- Ashanti Brannen one at-bat, and one Lafayette Mayo on Feb- away; Leon County, Sorensen, Whitney sity and junior varsity had three at-bats, one strikeout. ruary 13. Those results March 11 at 4 p.m., Stevens, Ramsey Sulli- team this year, so we run, one single, one RBI, Clemens had one at- and statistics will be home; Chiles, March van, Courtney Watts, have only the varsity and one fly out. bat, and one putout. forthcoming. 14 at 6 p.m., away; Gaige Winchester, team,” he said. Dunlap had four at- Noel had one at-bat, Action continues Florida High, April 1 Emma Witmer, and In the pre-season bats, one run, one single, and one strikeout. against Munroe, Feb- at 4 p.m., home; Abigail Morgan. tournament, the Lady and three RBI’s. Andrews had one at- ruary 20 at 4 p.m., Lafayette Mayo, April Coaching the Lady Tigers first faced off Black had seven at- bat, and one putout. away; FAMU, February 3 at 5 p.m., home; Leon Warriors this year is against Godby on Janu- bats, two runs, four sin- Black had one at-bat, 21 at 4 p.m., home; ary 31. The statistics gles, one double, and and one strikeout. County, April 4 at 6 Becky Lauth. were not available, and three strikeouts. Lea Vargas had one Coach Brown could not Lea Vargas had four at-bat, and one walk. recall the score, but he at-bats, three putouts, Arianna Pierce had said it was bad. “They and one fly out. one at-bat, and one trashed us good,” he Randi Beck had two putout. added. at-bats, one run, two On the mound, On February 1 in the RBI’s, and one double. Clemens faced 14 batters, second round of the tour- Andrews had six at- walked nine, and struck nament, Jefferson bats, three runs, two sin- out one. manned the diamond gles, one double, one Marta Vargas faced against Potter’s Chris- strikeout, one putout, 13 batters, walked five, tian and the Lady Tigers and one fly out. had one hit-by-pitch, and were skinned for an 11-1 On the mound, two strikeouts. loss, in the five-inning Marta Vargas had six On February 11, Jef- game called due to the 10- walks and eight strike- ferson faced off against run rule. “I thought we outs. North Florida Christian, were pretty evenly Clemens had six and the Lady Tigers were matched, but then we got walks, five hit-by-pitches, thrown for a 16-6 loss. behind and couldn’t and three strikeouts. “NFC is a good team, catch back up. Our pitch- On February 4 the very well-rounded,” said ing and catching was off, Lady Tigers hit the dia- Coach Brown. and they stole home a mond against Potter’s Barber had three at- lot,” said Coach Brown. Christian, and the Lady bats, one run, one walk, Cecelia Vasquez had Tigers doubled their op- one putout, and one two at-bats, one putout, ponent for a 12-6 victory. strikeout. and one fly out. “Last year was the first Vasquez had three at- Marta Vargas had year that they had a bats, one single, one two at-bats, one walk, one team. They have im- strikeout, and one putout, and one run. proved by half. They are putout. Carlie Barber had doing it the right way,” Marta Vargas had two at-bats, one double, said Coach Brown. three at-bats, one run, and one walk. Vasquez had five at- one strikeout, one Taylor Clemens had bats, two runs, one sin- putout, and one walk. two at-bats, one single, gle, two walks, one Clemens had three and one putout. putout, and one fly out. at-bats, one run, one sin- Justice “Kiki” Bar- Marta Vargas had gle, one strikeout, and rington had two at-bats, four at-bats, two runs, one putout. one strikeout, and one two singles, one RBI, one Noel had three at- putout. walk, and one fly out. bats, one strikeout, one Ashanti Brannen Barber had four at- single, and one putout. had two at-bats, one bats, one run, one single, Brannen had two at- walk, and one strikeout. two RBI’s, and three bats, one walk, and one Lea Vargas had one putouts. strikeout. at-bat, and one strikeout. Clemens had four at- Dunlap had one at- Terre’Yanna Dunlap bats, two runs, one sin- bat, and one strikeout. had one at-bat, and one gle, three RBI’s, and two Allaura Pierce had strikeout. doubles. two at-bats, one run, one Hanna Black had two Allaura Pierce had walk, and one putout. at-bats, and two walks. three at-bats, three runs, Arianna Pierce had Mikeria Andrews one single, one walk, and two at-bats, one putout, had on at-bat, and one one stolen base. and one fly out. strikeout. Brannen had three Andrews had one at- Arianna Pierce had at-bats, one run, two bat, one run, and one one at-bat, and one triples, and one walk, walk. strikeout. Black had three at- Beck had one at-bat, On the mound, bats, one walk, one and one strikeout. Clemens faced 18 batters, strikeout, and one On the mound, and gave up four walks, putout. Marta Vargas faced 16 12 hits, and two strike- Lea Vargas had three batters and gave up nine outs. at-bats, two walks, and walks, one hit-by pitch, Vargas faced six bat- one strikeout. six hits, and one strike- ters and gave up four Andrews had three out. walks and two strikeouts. at-bats, one run, one sin- Clemens faced 16 bat- On February 3 the gle, one walk, and one ters and gave up nine Lady Tigers faced off putout. hits, six walks, one hit- against East Gadsden in On the mound, by-pitch, and no strike- the first game of the reg- Clemens had three outs. 8 • Jefferson County Journal online.ecbpublishing.com Friday, February 21, 2014 Jefferson County Living Owen Gray: The Florida Landscape TLC Announces God wen Gray: The Florida Florida to paint its flora and Landscape’ is showing fauna. Trees and all kinds of wildlife ‘Ou n t i l serve as a stage for Encounter Weekend March 8 at the Gads- the fantastical ‘alpha- den Art Center, along bet soup’ mix of ani- with ‘New Visions of mals and insects that (Guest Speaker: David Hanks) the Florida Land- interact in daylight AMBER HOUSTON in a parsonage, he go from a youth with a scape,’ paintings by and nocturnal scenes. ECB Publishing hasn’t always had the vague concept of God to Liu Nan and Nancy His imaginative work Staff Writer strong faith that he does a pastor with a strong Baur Dillen, and is known as sublime, ransforming now. personal relationship works by members of unconscious, and Life Church According to pas- with his Creator? Find the GAC Artists dream-like. Tin Lloyd will tors Buchholtz, “It was- out as Hanks shares his Guild. Cypress Fire by Owen Gallery hours are hold a God Encounter n’t until after attending testimony during God Born and raised Gray is part of The Florida Tuesday through Sat- weekend starting Fri- FSU on an athletic Encounter weekend, in Wayland, Mass, Landscapes exhibit now show- urday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. day, February 28. scholarship that February 20-March 1 at Gray has painted in ing at the Gadsden Art Center For more information TLC Pastors Tim [Hanks] started to pur- Transforming Life Maine, Massachusetts, and New call 850-627-5020 or www.gads- and Beverly Buchholtz sue God on a personal Church in Lloyd. York. He was inspired in South denarts.org or 850-875-4866. are very excited. “What level and realized that For more informa- is a God Encounter, you there was a call to min- tion call (850) 997-TLC7 might ask? A God En- istry in his life.” or visit the church web- counter is a time of Hanks has recently site at www.Trans- ministry that releases returned from a min- formingLifeChurch. JEFFERSON COUNTY CRIME BEAT God’s presence in a sin- istry trip to the Hawai- com. cere yet non-threaten- ian Islands, an Pastors Buchholtz All information is printed as taken from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office. All ing way, showing God’s experience he will be close with this message: love and power.” sharing about during “Transforming Life Suspects Should Be Considered Innocent Until Proven Guilty In A Court Of Law The guest speaker, God Encounter. Pastors Church believes Jesus David Hanks is from a Buchholtz offer a teaser to be the same—yester- FRAN HUNT probation, and domes- Bond was set at $1,000 Monticello family—the that Hanks, “was privi- day, today, and forever ECB Publishing tic battery. Bond was and he bonded out of son of Carl and the late leged to see many peo- and He desires to ex- Staff Writer withheld and he re- jail the same day. Mary Hanks of Monti- ple experience the press His resurrection a j e t t a mained at the County Travis Taylor, 19, of cello. He has spent his power of God mani- life and power through R a s h a y Jail February 20. Wacissa, was arrested most recent years in a fested through physical a believing people. Is it MJefferson, Marvin Dean, Jr., February 16 and whirlwind of ministry healing and personal possible to encounter 22, of Jefferson County, 39, of Lloyd, was ar- charged with burglary and God’s service. revival of the heart.” the living God in our was arrested February rested February 12 and of a structure. Bond Though he was raised But how does a man day? Come and see!” 7 and charged with charged with writ of at- was set at $5,000 and he criminal mischief. tachment for nonpay- bonded out of jail Feb- Bond was set at $500 ment of child support. ruary 18. Joyce Sealey Paints and she bonded out of Bond was set at $3,000 Rativius Enzor, 25, jail the same day. and he bonded out of of Tallahassee, was ar- Derek Borders, 35, jail the following day. rested February 16 and The Town Beautiful of Tallahassee, was ar- Travis Fyall Brown, charged with writ of at- AMBER HOUSTON rested February 7 and 26, of Thomasville, GA, tachment for nonpay- ECB Publishing charged with violation was arrested February ment of child support. Staff Writer of probation. He was 13 and charged with vi- Bond was set at $2,000 oyce Sealey is released from jail Feb- olation of probation. and he remained at the well-known as ruary 12 and given time Bond was set at $2,500 County Jail February Jthe Altrusa served. and he bonded out of 20. president, but her Kyle Zelker, 19, of jail the following day. Jason Jennings, 31, lesser-known passion is Jefferson County, was James Kenneth of Lamont, was ar- painting murals. arrested February 8 Johnson, 43, of Jeffer- rested February 17 and She began painting and charged with driv- son County, was sen- charged with writ of at- murals when she of- ing while license sus- tenced in court on tachment for nonpay- fered to do a mural for pended or revoked. February 14 to serve ment of child support. her church, First Bond was set at $500 120 days in the County Bond was set at $2,000 United Methodist of and he bonded out of Jail followed by three and he remained at the Monticello. “I offered to jail the same day. years probation on the County Jail February do a painting at first, Michael Weaver, 25, charge of aggravated 20. but then I realized that it would be hung at of Jefferson County, battery with a firearm. Tobe Cain, III, 26, of adult height and the was arrested February He remained in the Greenville, was ar- children would never finished product: “One sea scene for her 10 and charged with County Jail February rested February 17 and get to see it.” time, I painted a dog friends’ baby room. petit theft. Bond was set 20. charged with battery Her solution was to under a water fountain. “They do a lot of deep- at $1,000 and he bonded Kaitlin Pergola, 29, on a law enforcement paint right on the wall He was wet and shaking sea fishing,” Sealey ex- out of jail the same day. of Trinity, FL, was ar- officer, and resisting an and she has been water all over. One little plained. Magell D. Arnold, rested February 17 and officer with violence. A hooked ever since. She boy kept going over to Her current project 26, of Greenville, FL, charged with three total bond of $12,500 has painted murals at the dog painting and is for Two Sisters New was arrested February counts of introduction was set and he bonded schools, in children’s kept trying to dry the Beginnings, LLC, a 11 and charged with of contraband into a out of jail the same day. rooms and at nurseries. dog with a paper towel. beautiful outdoor scene battery domestic, and County Jail. A total Ruby Elizabeth Sealey loves seeing It was very cute.” on the East-facing win- leaving the scene with bond of $15,000 was set Lynch, 31, of Monti- the look on children’s Another favorite dow of the shop. property damage. A and she remained at cello, was arrested Feb- faces when they see the project was an under- Come by and see! total bond of $10,000 the County jail Febru- ruary 18 on an was set and he bonded ary 20. outstanding Leon out of jail February 13. Michael Weaver, 25, County warrant for her Peter P. Solecki, 67, of Jefferson County, arrest, charging her Walking For Your Health of Aucilla Shores, was was arrested February with petit theft. Bond arrested February 11 14 and charged with was set at $125 and she and charged with two driving while license bonded out of jail the counts of violation of revoked, knowingly. same day.

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ECB Publishing Photo By Debbie Snapp, February 13, 2014. live entertainment, arts & crafts, games, Helicopter rides, Antique Car show Walkers and sponsors gathered at Clifford Brown Park for the ‘Walking attractions, and PLENTY of Gilliard meats & Whole Hog Sausage! For Your Health’ program and event on Thursday afternoon; all prepared to hike the Bike Trail. Pictured from left to right are: Chelsey McCoy, Tonya Bell, Chastity McCarthy, and Patricia Blair. DEBBIE SNAPP Valentine’s Day holiday, and Fitness. Many Jeff Davis and the Tired Creek Band ECB Publishing and for their efforts. All stayed to have their Ben Law from Nashville, Tennessee Staff Writer walked with a partner, blood pressure checked Just US oul Mates and some for the two-hour and to have their BMI’s The Johnnie Marshal Blues Band sponsors for event. calculated, to share Sthe ‘Walking- Senior Health Edu- walking tips, food and For-Your-Health’ event cator Chelsey McCoy, recipe ideas, and other gathered together again with the Florida Depart- helpful hints. on Thursday afternoon ment of Health, pre- McCoy can be con- to hike the Bike Trail sented a short program, tacted at 850-342-0170 for from Clifford Brown inviting all attending to more information and Park and back. collect up the informa- upcoming hikes and There was a great tional leaflets, pedome- events. Sponsors also in- turnout of walkers. The ters, and other goodies clude the Monticello/Jef- walkers received a rose offered by her agency ferson County Chamber 2275 GA Highway 93 N • Pelham, GA 31779 • 229-377-0544 every ¼ mile they hiked and other are agencies of Commerce and the Halfway between Pelham & Cairo on highway 93 N in celebration of the and Monticello Health City of Monticello. Friday, February 21, 2014 online.ecbpublishing.com Jefferson County Journal • 9 Legals

in tHe circuit court oF tHe Second Judicial notice circuit oF tHe State oF Florida, in and For JeFFerSon county The following units have been seized for non-payment and will be sold at DEADLINE FOR WEDNESDAY PAPER 3:00 P.M. ON MONDAYS civil diviSion public auction under the authority of the Self-Storage Act, Section 83:805, DEADLINE FOR FRIDAY PAPER 3:00 P.M. ON WEDNESDAYS Florida Statues, on March 8, 2014, 10:00 a. m., at Monticello Mini Storage CASE NO. 33-2012-CA-000090-CAAX-MX located at the corner of york and railroad Streets, Monticello, Fl. For Rent NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC, unit #28 – casandra thomas - household For Sale Plaintiff, unit #48 – demetria Scurry – household items country cottaGe, Cute, vs. waSHer and dryer For unit #13 – Jeanette woodson – household items Cozy & convenient to town. LURETHA JONES-PARKER A/K/A LURETHA J. PARKER A/K/A unit #32 – derrick Jennings – household items Sale! Kenmore series 70 RETHA STEEN; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LURETHA JONES- washer, top load. Series 80 2BR, 1 BA. W/D. Nice loca- unit #58 – tony Massey – household items tion. Horse option. www.Mon- PARKER A/K/A LURETHA J. PARKER A/K/A RETHA STEEN; IF LIV- unit #10 – Martha Massey – household items dryer, front load (do or opens ING, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID t i c e l l o R e a l E s t a t e . c o m 2/21,28/2014 from top down). White in color DEFENDANT(S), IF REMARRIED, AND IF DECEASED, THE RE- and both are in perfect working 631-0577 2/12,tfn,c SPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, AS- order. $400 firm. Call 229-460- 1 & 2 BedrooM apart- SIGNEES, CREDITORS, LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES, AND ALL 5296 (Valdosta). 10/30,rtn,nc MentS availaBle. Elderly, OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR Disabled and Handicapped persons AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT(S); UNKNOWN TENANT #1; For Sale: Set of four (4) with or without children. Must UNKNOWN TENANT #2; “Weld” (Mountain Crusher) bil- meet income requirements. 850- Defendant(s) let aluminum Wheels, 8 lug with 997-5321. 11/23, tfn, c. ______/ bolt on center caps. Fits Dodge or Chevy. $400 OBO. Call 229- notice oF Sale 460-5296 12/13,tfn 2 ceMetery lotS in Oak- FaSt track conven- Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Summary Judgment field Cemetery, Sec. A-34 Lots ient Store/GaS Station of Foreclosure entered in the above-styled cause, in the Circuit Court of 2 & 4. Asking $925. for both Jefferson County, Florida, I will sell the property situate in Jefferson lots. 850-694-4436 2/14,19 c For Lease in Lamont, FL Con- County, Florida, described as: tact 850-545-2482 2/19,tfn,c part oF tHe SoutH 1/2 oF tHe SoutH 1/2 oF tHe nortH- reclinerS 1 Beige cloth, weSt 1/4 oF Section 33, townSHip 3 nortH, ranGe 5 laerge. $40. 1 brown leath er, eaSt, weSt oF State road 149, nortHeaSt oF Monti- large. $65. 850-997-3392. 2/19/14 tfn Yard Sale cello, Florida, BeGinninG at tHe interSection oF tHe nortH line oF tHe SoutH 1/2 oF tHe SoutH 1/2 oF larGe yard Sale at 5929 tHe nortHweSt 1/4 and nortHweSterly riGHt oF way Hwy. 19S. South of I-10 one line oF Said State road; tHence weSt alonG Said Help Wanted mile. Friday 2/21 & Sat 2/22, 9- nortH line 940 Feet to a point; tHence SoutH 255 Feet 4 pm. Antiques, table, chairs, to a point; tHence eaSt 769 Feet, More or leSS, to a advertiSinG SaleS rep- clothes, Red hat things, tools, point in Said nortHweSterly riGHt oF way line; reSentative (SaleS- nail gun, small appliances & tHence nortHeaSterly alonG Said riGHt oF way Man)needed. The Madison line, 307 Feet, More or leSS, to tHe point oF BeGin- LOTS more! 2/17/14 ninG. alSo: coMMence at tHe nortHweSt corner oF County Carrier newspaper office tHe nortH HalF oF tHe SoutH HalF oF tHe SoutH- is seeking an outstanding indi- weSt Quarter oF tHe nortHweSt Quarter oF Sec- vidual to join their sales team. Lost tion 33, townSHip 3 nortH, ranGe 5 eaSt, JeFFerSon Do you possess a sunny, friendly county, Florida and run eaSt 262.5 Feet to a point, attitude? Can you talk with cus- Male cat neutered, orange tabby w/white stipped bushy tHence SoutH 255.0 Feet to tHe point oF BeGinninG, tomers easily and help them feel tail. Lost near I-10 & Hwy 19 tHence eaSt 770.0 Feet to a point on tHe weSterly at home? Do you have a good riGHt oF way line oF State road 149, tHence truck stop area. Call 813-716- personality and LOVE to talk on SoutHerly alonG a curve concave to tHe weSt, Hav- 4958 or 850-556-1645. 1/31, 2/7,14,21/2014 inG a radiuS oF 2814.93 Feet and a central anGle oF 1 the telephone? If you are a team 2/19,21/14 nc player, able to handle multiple deGree 01 MinuteS 04 SecondS, (tHe cHord oF Said arc in tHe circuit court oF tHe Second Judicial circuit BearS SoutH 37 deGreeS 04 MinuteS 26 SecondS weSt tasks, have a friendly can-do- at- Goat cream color, female in and For JeFFerSon county, Florida adult from Casa Bianca Rd. 50.0 Feet) an arc diStance oF 50.0 Feet alonG Said 21st Mortgage Corporation Case No. 13000232CAAXMX titude, a great work ethic, are or- riGHt oF way line to a point, tHence nortH 86 de- area. Lost 2/14. 850-997-1978. Plaintiff, ganized, and self-motivated then GreeS 54 MinuteS 50 SecondS weSt 740.93 Feet to tHe 2/19,21/14 nc vs. this job might be just for you. point oF BeGinninG. BeinG a part oF tHe nortH HalF Valid Driver’s License a must! oF tHe SoutH HalF oF tHe SoutHweSt Quarter oF tHe nortHweSt Quarter oF Section 33, townSHip 3 nortH, The Unknown Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, Assignees, Lienors, Cred- Apply in person only at Greene ranGe 5 eaSt, JeFFerSon county, Florida. itors, Trustees, and all other parties claiming an interest by, through, under Publishing, Inc’s newspaper of- Services or against the Estate of Michael R. Rowell a/k/a Michael Ray Rowell, De- fice, located at 1695 South SR a/k/a 4613 Boston Hwy, Monticello, Fl 32344 ceased; Michael Reuben Rowell; Unknown Tenant #1; Unknown Tenant #2 53, in Madison. 2/5 Stanley & tupperware Defendants. productS; Happy Home at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, At the North Door ______/ Janitorial Help Flavorings & Watkins Products; of the Jefferson County Courthouse, Monticello, Florida at 11:00 a.m., on General JuriSdiction diviSion needed part tiMe, 20-30 Custom Jewelry. Contact Lilly March 13, 2014. hours per week. Apply at First Mae Brumbley at 850-997- United Methodist Church on Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the sale, if any, notice oF action - conStructive Service 3339. 2/5,12 other than the property owner as of the date of the lis pendens, must file a 325 W. Walnut St. 850-997- 5545 2/14-21/c claim within 60 days after the sale. TO: The Unknown Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, Assignees, Mr. StuMp Witness, my hand and seal of this court on the 16th day of January, Lienors, Creditors, Trustees, and all other parties claiming an interest by, curriculuM devel- STUMP GRINDING 2014. through, under or against the Estate of Michael R. Rowell a/k/a Michael oper wanted for Industrial Quick Responses. Ray Rowell, Deceased program. See www.nfcc.edu for 850-509-8530 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Last Known Address: "Unknown" details. 2/5-21c 6/22, tfn. By Sherry Sears Deputy Clerk YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Jefferson County, Florida: THE Heritage Manor if you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in EAST HALF OF LOTS 18 THROUGH 21 OF BLOCK "N" OF THAT order to participate in a court proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost CERTAIN UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION OF THE SOUTHWEST to you, to the provision of certain assistance. please contact: Apartments 1800 E. Texas Hill Road • Monticello, Florida 32344 danny davis QUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER AND THE SOUTHEAST office of court administration QUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 22, A Unique Community Designed for 62+ or Disabled 301 South Monroe Street, room 225 TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 3 EAST, JEFFERSON COUNTY, * Rental Assistance tallahassee, Fl 32303 FLORIDA, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- Available 850.577.4401 LOWS: * HUD Vouchers Welcome at least 7 days before your scheduled court appearance, or immediately COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST upon receiving notification if the time before the scheduled appearance QUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 22, TOWN- * Foreclosures is less than 7 days; if you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. SHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 3 EAST, JEFFERSON COUNTY, FLORIDA, Welcome 2/14, 21/2014 AND RUN WEST ALONG THE NORTH BOUNDARY OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SEC- TION 22 A DISTANCE OF 260.00 FEET TO A POINT ON THE WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY BOUNDARY OF A 60.00 FOOT ROADWAY FOR THE Please Contact Apartment Manager POINT OF BEGINNING; FROM SAID POINT OF BEGINNING, RUN (850) 997-4727 SOUTH 00°03'50" EAST ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY BOUNDARY For further information stop by our leasing office A DISTANCE OF 191.77 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTH RIGHT- Mon., Tues., Thurs. or Fri. OF-WAY BOUNDARY OF A 60.00 FOOT ROADWAY; THENCE RUN between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. SOUTH 87°59'56" WEST ALONG SAID NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY BOUNDARY A DISTANCE OF 462.78 FEET; THENCE RUN NORTH 00°03'50" WEST 191.77 FEET TO A POINT ON THE AFORESAID NORTH BOUNDARY OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 22; THENCE RUN NORTH 87°59'56" EAST ALONG SAID NORTH BOUNDARY 462.78 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. TOGETHER WITH A 2007 TOWNHOME TOWN MANOR DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME VIN #FLTHLCT3203-1549A AND VIN #FLTHLCT3203-1549B. has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on Yashmin Chen-Alexis, Esquire, Brock & Scott, PLLC., the Plaintiff’s attorney, whose address is 1501 N.W. 49th Street, Suite 200, Ft. Lauderdale, FL. 33309, on or before March 1, 2014 and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on the Plain- tiff’s attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition. DATED on January 23, 2014. Kirk Reams As Clerk of the Court By Sherry Sears As Deputy Clerk 2/21,28/2014

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