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RYAN SMITH News-Leader care ‘We have the worst health Tempers flared at a health care care system ... in the forum at Florida State College’s Betty P. Cook Nassau Center Thursday. developed world. By any The forum, hosted by State Rep. indicator, our health care Janet Adkins, brought together center health care professionals to discuss system has failed.’ President Barack Obama’s attempt to DR. JEFF GOLDHAGEN SIÂN PERRY reform health insurance. While both News-Leader supporters and detractors of the gov- UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA ernment’s plan were on the panel, The state is investigating allega- the audience at times became open- product,” he said. “Something has to tions of poor patient treatment at ly hostile to those who supported a be done about the cost of health care. Amelia Island Care Center a year after public option plan. Item number two: Last year over 48 threatening to close the facility after it “Health care reform is an impor- million people went without health essentially failed its annual inspection. tant issue. ... Our goal here tonight is care through some part of the year. “We are looking into the situation at to share as much information as we ... That’s why the American Hospital Amelia Island Care Center,” said have,” Adkins said. “... We don’t Association has – long before this Shelisha C. Durden, public information intend this to be a partisan event. election – said we need health care officer at the state Agency for Health We’ve reached out to both sides of reform. Care Administration, after it received the aisle.” “Quite frankly, from my perspec- e-mail complaints from a worker at the “The goals for tonight are that we tive – and it’s not a business per- 70-bed facility located at 2700 Atlantic want to have a rich and respectful spective, it’s a moral one – it is moral- Ave. in Fernandina Beach. The center dialogue about the effects of health ly unconscionable to leave people in also operates a day-care for clients at care reform on Northeast Florida,” the kind of lurches we are,” he added. 329 S. Eighth St. said forum moderator Dr. Dawn Health care consultant Dr. Bill An inspection was conducted Aug. Emerick of the Health Planning Amos was against the government 25, said Durden, however, “the inves- Council of Northeast Florida. plan, as was Robin Lumb, health care tigation report is not final. We have Panel member Dr. Jim Mayo of policy analyst for the Duval County 10 business days to finalize the report Baptist Medical Center Nassau said Republican Party. and get it to the provider. Once we reform was urgently needed. “We have problems with health JOHN LLOYD ([email protected])/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER receive the facility’s Plan of Correction “Why are we talking about health care in this country, and there are Brent Carnes and his dog “Dirty Girl” enjoy the surf on Amelia we can release the investigation care reform? We have two very large some solutions at both the state and Island on Sunday as the dog days of summer come to an end. The report.” problems in this country. One is that federal level if people would just get kids are back in school and the weather has cooled off a bit, While Durden said “there are no the cost of health care continues to though it promises to be a lovely Labor Day weekend. Time for a plans to close the facility at this time,” rise faster than the gross national HEALTH Continued on 3A last splash? if the state feels patient welfare is at risk, “we would work with the appro- priate agencies to make sure each res- ident is safely relocated to another facility.” J. Dawson, head of facilities opera- Learning to cope Cotillions inspire tions for the center, said Monday, “As of now there have been three or four different state agencies to come in and investigate and so far none of (the alle- with a stroke courtesy, character gations) have been substantiated. ... I’m at a loss for words.” As for the Agency for Health Care RYAN SMITH HEATHER A. PERRY important to have the manners and Administration, “The state hasn’t sent News-Leader Stroke support News-Leader the social graces to balance the kids us the results (of the report) to make out.” a correction,” Dawson said, adding, “I had just come home from The Amelia Island Stroke The word “cotillion” brings to The first chapter of what is now “Obviously we are providing the best work,” Rick Davis says. “Before din- Support Group meets the third mind images of debutants in white the NLJC was established in North standard of care ... that we possibly ner I was downstairs in the family Wednesday of each month at gowns being presented to society, Carolina in 1979 and the expansion of can.” room trying to decide whether I was 10:30 a.m. at Savannah Grand escorted by handsome young men in the program founded by Charles and However, the worker e-mails allege going to read the paper or watch the assisted living facility, 1900 tuxedos. Anne Winters began in 1989. poor patient treatment, including nine news on television. All of a sudden the Amelia Trace Court. For more The National League of Junior Today, thousands of students are people with gaping bedsores and one room started spinning, like I was so information, call 321-0898. Cotillions is about much more than being taught etiquette, ethics and with a suspected case of Methicillin drunk I was going to fall down. young ladies and gentlemen at a social dance in hundreds of cotillion Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus, or “I knew there was something real- for a stroke.” dance. It’s also about training young programs presented by chapters in MRSA, a potentially dangerous type ly wrong.” Davis is sitting at a sidewalk table people in character and social edu- more than 30 states. of staph bacteria resistant to certain Davis is a hale and healthy fellow outside a coffee shop. But he is not cation. “The program has been around antibiotics. Other allegations include in his mid-60s. He’s trim and fit, with drinking coffee. He will never be able A chapter of the National League for 30 years and it’s very structured. lack of proper clothing, hygiene, ther- a handshake like a vise. Shaking that to drink coffee again. of Junior Cotillions (NLJC) designed A lot of time has been spent perfect- apy and nutrition for clients of the facil- hand, you’d never know that only a The Fernandina Beach resident to build self-confidence, character, ing and refining the organization and ity, many of whom are profoundly phys- few years ago, it took an almost super- is telling his story because he wants social education and good citizen- the program.” ically and mentally disabled. natural effort merely for Davis to lift other stroke victims to know they’re ship is forming for Nassau County A few of the life skills students Connie Akins, resident services his arm. Listening to that clear, strong not alone – to know there are at this time. learn in local chapters are first manager, worked at Amelia Island Care voice, you’d never know that only a resources available to them. “I’m just really excited to bring impressions, introductions, greetings Center until Aug. 24, when she says few years ago, Davis could barely Specifically, he wants them to know this awareness to the community and and shaking hands, paying and she was fired for questioning the care speak. about the Amelia Island Stroke offer something to the children that receiving compliments, correspon- of the patient with the suspected staph Because on Dec. 21, 2000, Davis Support Group, which meets the they can benefit from not just now but dence, telephone manners, family infection. The official reason for her suffered a stroke. third Wednesday of each month at in life skills,” said program director dining, table manners, polite con- termination was “performing job duties “It was totally unexpected,” Davis Lynn Dempsey. not in her scope,” said Akins. She is dis- says. “I had no idea that I was at risk STROKE Continued on 6A “These days, it’s becoming more COTILLION Continued on 3A puting the action. According to a letter from Akins to center administrator Sharon Jamison, “I went into (the patient’s) room gloved and viewed her wound, her bandage was loose and gapping. I saw the open wound on her back about the size of a quarter and pus coming out. Also red- ness about two inches surrounding the wound. When I spoke to (the nurs- es in charge) they said that they did not know for sure if it was (MRSA) or not, LAZY but they were treating her as if it was. I asked about what would it take for them to have her placed in the hospi- SUMMER tal and was told if she had a tempera- ture along with her other symptoms.” DAY Akins says the patient was in obvi- ous pain but did not receive anything stronger than Tylenol. She said the A skiff, a table for woman also did not receive what the two, all the ingredi- Mayo Clinic lists as the current rec- ents for a perfect ommended treatment, the antibiotic summer afternoon Vancomycin, and that her roommate moored off was not relocated or caretakers prop- Cumberland Island. erly protected, despite the high risk What else do you of the infection spreading in such a need? setting. GALE JAMEYSON FOR THE NEWS-LEADER CARE Continued on 3A

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2A WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2009 NEWS News-Leader LOOKING BACK Hopelessness linked to heart disease 50 YEARS AGO Ellis after failing to win his For the News-Leader vascular disease out- two-item questionnaire assessing office by the required 50 PPAAGGEE comes in men and expectancies regarding future and per- percent plus one margin in Feelings of hopelessness appear to be also in women with sonal goals. Depressive symptoms were County Tax Collector Ira the county election. associated with increased thickening of documented heart measured with the 20-item Center for W. Hall warned boat owners September 5, 1984 neck arteries in healthy, middle-aged disease. However, Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale. to get their registration cer- women, while apathy among stroke sur- 2 this is the first study IMT was assessed with ultrasound of the tificates or face penalties. vivors appears common and may impede to suggest that hope- carotid arteries. September 3, 1959 10 YEARS AGO recovery, according to two unrelated lessness may be relat- The study was partially funded by the studies reported in Stroke: Journal of the ed to subclinical cardiovascular disease in National Institutes of Health. County commissioners American Heart Association. women without clinical symptoms of In an unrelated one-year study of apa- 25 YEARS AGO learned a report on the Researchers from the University of heart disease and who are generally thy in first-time stroke patients, county’s 911 addressing and Minnesota in Minneapolis said hopeless- healthy,” said Susan A. Everson-Rose, researchers at McGill University in Sheriff Ronnie mapping project was never ness – negative thinking and feelings of Ph.D., M.P.H., senior author of the study, Montreal said half of all survivors experi- Dougherty was forced into a brought to their attention. uselessness – affects arteries independ- associate director of the Program in ence some apathy and even “minor apa- runoff election with Laurie September 1, 1999 ent of clinical depression and other Health Disparities Research and associ- thy” impedes recovery. known cardiovascular risk factors before ate professor of medicine at the Compared to survivors with “low apa- women develop clinically relevant cardio- University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. thy,” those with “minor,” “high,” “worsen- vascular disease. The study found: “These findings suggest that women ing” or “improving” apathy scored lower · A consistent, progressive and linear who experience feelings of hopelessness on physical function, participation, health association between increasing carotid may have greater risk for future heart perception and overall physical health. artery intimal-medial thickness (IMT) disease and stroke,” she said. “In fact, our “Apathy is generally understudied in and rising hopelessness. data indicate that hopelessness may be stroke patients, but we found that even · The overall difference in arterial uniquely related to cardiovascular dis- relatively low levels can seriously impede thickening between women with higher ease risk. We did not see similar relations recovery,” said Nancy E. Mayo, Ph.D., versus lower hopelessness scores, about when looking at global depressive symp- lead author of the study and the James .02 millimeters (mm), was equal to about toms.” McGill Professor in the Department of one year of thickening. Researchers used data from Chicago Medicine. · Those with the highest hopelessness and Pittsburgh sites of the Study of In the study, family members rated scores had an average .06 mm greater Women’s Health Across the Nation stroke survivors’ interest in activities by thickening than those in the lowest group (SWAN) to examine associations of hope- using statements such as the survivor – a “potentially clinically significant” dif- lessness and depressive symptoms with “waits for someone to do things that ference, according to the authors. This carotid IMT, an early marker of athero- he/she can do for self” and stroke sur- correlation remained after adjusting for sclerosis. They looked at 559 women vivor “just sits and watches.” The study is any influence of age, race, income, car- (average age 50, 62 percent white, 38 per- the first to use family members to rate diovascular risk factors and depression. cent African American) without clinical apathy levels among stroke survivors. “Previous studies have shown that cardiovascular disease. The Canadian Stroke Network funded hopelessness is associated with cardio- They measured hopelessness with a the research.

WEEKLY OBITUARIES

UPDATE Hydia M. Browning Hal Whitley of Fernandina resident of North Florida for Beach, FL and a host of other many years, working in prop- AA meetings Mrs. Hydia M. Browning, loving nieces, nephews, cousins erty management and as the born August 29, 1959 in and friends. Owner of A1A Nassau Shed in Alcoholics Anonymous Morristown, Tennessee, went Funeral Services will be held Yulee. meetings for people who to be with her Lord Wednesday, at 11:00 a.m. Friday from the His family will remember his have, or think they may August 26, 2009. She resided in Burgess Chapel of Oxley-Heard love of salt water fishing and have, a drinking problem Jacksonville, Florida for 40 with Rev. Wayne Arnold, offici- his love for his grandchildren. are held Mondays at noon years. ating. The family will receive He is preceded in death by and Saturdays at 10 a.m. at Hydia was an active and friends from 10:00 a.m. Friday three brothers, T.F. Simmons, St. Peter’s Episcopal faithful member of Faith Baptist until the hour of the service. Lavane Simmons and his twin Church, Eighth Street and Church. She served in the Mr. Cox will be laid to rest with brother Wyman Durrant Atlantic Avenue. All meet- Florida Air National Guard for his mother and father in Simmons. ings are held in classroom 13 years and worked for Hughes Cemetery, Yulee. Mr. Simmons leaves behind, 204 behind the church, with Prudential Insurance and Memorials in his memory his wife, Sue Simmons, Fernan- parking in the rear. Baptist Medical Center. may be made to the American dina Beach, FL, their daughter, Guncourse She is survived by her par- Heart Association /PO Box Shari Mattie (Matthew), Yulee, Gun course ents, Buddy & JoAnne Massen- 21475/ St. Petersburg, Fl 33742. FL, their son, William Waymon Gary W. Belson gill; her loving husband, Rick; Please share his life story at “Bill” Simmons, Fernandina Associates, Inc. will hold a her daughter, Kendall (Woody) www.oxleyheard.com. Beach, FL, two sisters, Alda concealed weapon license Pirtle; a stepson, Nicholas Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Giddens, Warner Robbins, GA, course at Gander Mountain Browning; two grandchildren, Yvonne S. Forrest, Hellena, GA, in the River City Market- Matthew & Landen; three Jennifer Marie five grandchildren, Joshua place off US 17 south on brothers, Jeff (Adreesa), Tony David Mattie, Dustin Wayne Sept. 5 at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. (Missy) and Mike (Leslie); her Price Crane Simmons, Victoria Lee Mattie, and Sept. 6 at 2 p.m. For sister, Tammy; and many aunts, Jennifer went home to be Jessica Ann Simmons, Jared information call Belson at uncles, nieces, nephews, great with our Lord on August 20th William Simmons and numer- 491-8358 or 476-2037 or e- nieces & great nephews, in laws following a tragic auto accident ous nieces and nephews. mail [email protected]. and many wonderful friends. in Alabama. Funeral services were at 2:00 Visit www.BelsonGroup. Funeral services were held She leaves behind a hus- pm, on Saturday, from the com. 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, September band, Joshua Crane, and a pre- Burgess Chapel with Reverend Quiltguildmeets 1, 2009 at Corey-Kerlin Funeral cious two-year-old daughter, Gary Hutcheson, officiating. Quilt guild meets Home, 1426 Rowe Ave. Inter- Alexis Marie Crane (Lexi). Guests and friends were The Amelia Island Quilt ment followed in Evergreen Jennifer was an active member invited to visit on Saturday from Guild will kick off the 2009- Cemetery with Military Honors of Yulee Baptist Church and 1:00 pm until the hour of serv- 10 year with a meeting Sept. graveside. earned her black belt in Tang ice at the funeral home. 8 at 6:30 p.m. at the In lieu of flowers her family Soo Do from Pak’s Karate. She Please share his life story at Woman’s Club on Jean requests donations to the First was a 1999 www.oxleyheard.com. Lafitte behind the Atlantic Coast Cancer Foundation, 2357 graduate of Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors Avenue Recreation Center. Riverside Ave., Jacksonville, FL Fernandina The group will celebrate 32204; Gerri Dadd Foundation, Beach High “Mission Accomplished” for P.O. Box 15031, Fernandina School, went Ann Williamson its Quilts of Valor program. Beach, FL 32035 or The Com- on to earn her Ms. Ann Williamson, age 56, This month’s speaker is munity Hospice Foundation, RN degree of Fernandina Beach passed Barbie Swanson, a fiber 4114 Sunbeam Rd., Ste. 101, and worked away on Sunday, August 30, artist, teacher, designer and Jacksonville, FL 32257. at Baptist 2009 at Baptist Medical Center inventor who creates hand- Corey-Kerlin Funeral Home Medical – Nassau. dyed and painted fabrics Jacksonville Center, Nassau before transfer- Born in Rocky Mountain, and yarns. Visitors are wel- ring to Wolfson Children’s NC, she was a daughter of the come. For information visit Roy Austin Cox Hospital in Jacksonville to spe- late R.C. and Edith Massengale http://aiquilters.com. cialize in pediatric care. In Williamson. She had attended Roy Austin Cox, 63, of February the family moved to Danville College in Danville, VA Bereavement Fernandina Beach, Florida, Northeast Alabama and Jennifer where she obtained her degree support passed away Monday, August was employed by T.C. in Communications. 31, 2009, at Baptist Medical Thompson Children’s Hospital In 2005, she came to Fernan- A Bereavement Support Center/Jacksonville. in Chattanooga, Tennessee. dina Beach from Biscayne Bay, Group meets on the second A native of Fernandina, FL, In addition to her immedi- FL. Since moving here, she has Thursday of each month he was the son of the late Austin ate family, Jennifer also leaves worked with the Amelia Island from 5-6:30 p.m. at St. C. and Merle Crisp Cox. He behind her mother, Connie Chamber of Commerce where Peter’s Episcopal Church, graduated from Fernandina Doenges (Randy), Step-father, she was presently working as corner of Eighth Street and Beach High School in the Class Davy Edwards (Kathy), Father, the Director of Sales. At the Atlantic Avenue. The next Bob Price (Julia), brother Russ © 2009 American Profile Hometown Content Service of 1964. He then attended Chamber, she was also a part of meeting is Sept. 10. Call Daytona Beach Junior College, Price (Summer), sister Lauren the Leadership Nassau Team. Kathy Washburn, 491-1753, obtaining an Associate in Edwards, step sisters Becky Always full of life, Ann was 511 Ash Street, for information. Science Degree and then went Edwards and Deanna Doenges, energetic, loved her work, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Free screening on to the University of Central and grandparents, CT and worked hard at her job and had Florida in Orlando where he Margaret Colston, Richard and a passion for helping others. (904) 261-3696 Fax 261-3698 Cholestcheck Health graduated with a Bachelor of Yvonne Edwards, and Mitzi She loved her life on the beach Website for email addresses: Screening Services will Science Degree in Elementary Price. and will be remembered for her offer free diabetes screen- Education with a major in Math. Jennifer was buried at Mt. kind, gentle and loving spirit. fbnewsleader.com ing from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sept. Following graduation Mr. Cox Bethel Baptist Church in She had attended the Journey Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday 14 and 15 at Kmart, 1525 embarked upon his profession- Broomtown, Alabama on Satur- Church. Sadler Road. No appoint- al love of teaching where he day, August 23rd and a memo- Ms. Williamson leaves The News-Leader is published every Wednesday and Friday by The Fernandina ment necessary. taught middle school math for rial service was held for friends behind, her daughter, Leslie Beach News-Leader, 511 Ash Street, P.O. Box 766, Fernandina Beach, FL and family at Yulee Baptist 32034. Periodicals postage paid at Fernandina Beach, Fla. (USPS 189-900) Stroke screenings three decades in the Daytona Morgan, Etowah, NC, her lov- ISSN# 0163-4011. Reproductions of the contents of this publication in whole or in Beach area. He was named Church on Monday, August ing fiancé, Chris McKendree, part without written permission from the publisher are prohibited. St. Peter’s Episcopal Teacher of the Year at Spruce 24th. Fernandina Beach, FL, her sis- Church, 801 Atlantic Ave., Creek Middle School in Port ter, Dot Ayers, Rocky Mt., NC POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: News-Leader, P.O. Box 766, will host Life Line Screening Orange, Florida, in 1989. Waymon W. and a nephew Doug Ayers, Fernandina Beach, FL 32035. The News-Leader may only be sold by persons or businesses authorized by the publisher or circulation director. on Sept. 14. Appointments During his lifetime he was Irving, TX. will begin at 9 a.m. drawn to the water and spent Simmons Funeral services will be at many years sailing his boat the NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS: The News-Leader assumes no financial Screenings identify Mr. Waymon W. Simmons, 2:00 pm on Friday from the responsibility for typographical errors in advertising. When notified promptly, the potential cardiovascular “Wind Rose” around the Day- age 70, of Fernandina Beach, Burgess Chapel of Oxley Heard. part of the advertisement in which the typographical error appears will be reprint- conditions such as blocked tona Beach area. More recent- passed away on Wednesday Ms. Williamson will be laid ed. All advertising is subject to the approval of the publisher. The News-Leader arteries and irregular heart ly he was a member of Amelia morning, August 26, 2009 at St. to rest at a later date. reserves the right to correctly classify, edit or delete any objectionable wording or reject the advertisement in its entirety at any time prior to scheduled publication if rhythm, abdominal aortic Masonic Lodge No.47 F & AM. Vincent’s Medical Center in Her family will receive it is determined that the advertisement or any part thereof is contrary to the gen- aneurysms, and hardening He leaves behind his wife Jacksonville. friends from 5:00-7:00 pm on eral standard of advertising acceptance. of the arteries in the legs, Bobbi Becton-Cox; step-daugh- Born in Eastman, Georgia, Thursday at the funeral home. which is a strong predictor ter, Tracy Wright of Los he was a son of the late Thomas Please share her life story SUBSCRIPTION RATES of heart disease. A bone Angeles, CA.; sisters, Juanita Franklin and Fannie Spoon at www.oxleyheard.com. Mail in Nassau County ...... $36.00 density screening to assess Howell, Clara Sue Pipkin Laurie, Simmons. Oxley-Heard Funeral Directors osteoporosis risk is also Mary Powell and her husband In 1959, on a blind date, he Mail out of Nassau County ...... $63.00 offered. Terry, and Martha Cox – all of met Sue Carol Jackson whom For more information Fernandina Beach, FL, nephew he married in 1961. They spent DEATH NOTICE NEWS DEADLINES ADVERTISING DEADLINES call 1-877-237-1287 or visit Randy Pipkin of Fernandina the next 48 years enjoying each WEDNESDAY NEWS-LEADER Community News: www.lifelinescreening.com. Beach, FL, niece Sarah Moore, moment of their life together. Anhelyna Dubiwka, 97, Monday, 5 p.m. Classified Ads: Monday, 5:00 p.m.* Pre-registration is required. 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CARE Continued from 1A Electronic etiquette features such topics as “I suppose you could say at cell phone courtesies and phone and digital least for this client, I felt I need- ed to be her advocate, to speak manners at home and in public places. for her when she could not speak,” Akins wrote in her let- ter. The latest allegations come work, timing, coordination, after a routine inspection of the COTILLION basic dance courtesies and Amelia Island Care Center last Continued from 1A various styles of dance includ- September found such serious versation and so on. ing the waltz, fox trot, cha cha, threats to the health and safety Character traits such as swing and tango. of its clients that the facility was honesty, integrity, promise Students attend one class put on notice it would be closed keeping, fidelity, caring, each month for six months in 23 days if the problems were respect and citizenship are and then attend a ball in the SUBMITTED not fixed, according to records also part of the cotillion cur- spring at which the young Danielle Berhnard and of the Agency for Health Care riculum. ladies wear formal gowns and Chale Kelly dance the fox Administration. In keeping with the times, young men wear tuxedos. trot at last year’s Junior The infractions are detailed there is an electronic etiquette Parents also attend the ball to Cotillion in Jacksonville. in a 113-page report posted on component that features such share this special time with the agency’s website at topics as cell phone courte- their children. ahcaxnet.fdhc.state.fl.us/dm_w SIÂN PERRY/NEWS-LEADER sies, phone and digital man- The Nassau County chap- may be obtained from Nassau eb. Amelia Island Care Center, 2700 Atlantic Ave., is ners at home, digital courtesy ter offers programs for chil- County program director Lynn The center failed to provide preparing to relocate off the island. in public places and a parents’ dren from sixth through ninth Dempsey at (904) 556-2916 or proper “active treatment serv- guide to electronic etiquette. grade. A parent reception will by e-mail to lynn.dempsey ices” and health care for a core The dance segment teach- be held Sept. 15 at St. Peter’s @nljc.com. sample of clients, “which result- not received the flu vaccine in Amelia Island Care Center was es music appreciation, team- Episcopal Church. Information [email protected] ed in a situation of ongoing 2007 or 2008 because their acquired in 1993 by The immediate and serious threat guardian did not sign the con- Guardian Foundation, Inc., a to the health and safety of the sent form. “Client 8 does not non-profit Atlanta-based owner clients residing in the facility,” currently have a legal and operator of a variety of At the conclusion of Panelist Mary Beth the report stated. guardian,” the report stated. nursing homes and other HEALTH Lumb’s presentation, Emerick Senkewicz, deputy commis- Ultimately the problems Other infractions included health care facilities in the east- Continued from 1A invited other panelists to sioner of the Florida Office of were rectified, according to lapsed contracts for a dietician ern United States. off their butts and do what respond. Insurance Regulation, said records of the case, but not until and a physical therapist at the Plans are under way to close they need to do – but what’s “I agree with quite a lot of Obama’s health care plan Nov. 26 and only after return facility – the dietician’s had the facility on Atlantic Avenue going on at the federal level is what Mr. Lumb said. One of would guarantee coverage. visits by state officials. expired in August 1998 and the and move clients to more resi- not the answer,” Amos said. the things I agree with is that “We have issues with the sys- Infractions ranged from multi- therapist’s in June 2007. “There dential settings at three sites Lumb called for massive he has no experience in health tem that exists today,” she ple instances of poor client was no additional information in Nassauville and Yulee. Each deregulation of the health care,” Mayo said. said. “From an insurance per- hygiene to improper drug indicating the contract(s) had will contain three eight-bed insurance industry, saying a Mayo scoffed at the idea spective, what the bills do ... is administration/plans and viola- ever been renewed,” the report group homes; one will also free-market approach would that free-market principles (insurers) cannot turn you tions of privacy rights. stated. include administrative, storage reform the problems with the could automatically reform down. They eliminate preex- For example, the inspectors Additionally, a routine and garage facilities. However, current system. health care. “In a real market, isting conditions.” noted a 8- by 4-inch wound on inspection of food hygiene April Dawson said the center is await- “The fact is that health care there is no such thing as ‘fair’. An audience member one client’s buttocks that was 1 by the Department of Health, ing a state inspection of the is one of the most federally ... There is only what is. The asked why a public option – not properly treated, and using Division of Environmental homes before the move can regulated areas in the coun- reason we’ve never been able health insurance through the restraints and giving psy- Health was “unsatisfactory.” take place. try,” he said. to establish a market in health government – should be trust- chotropic drugs such as According to a web search, [email protected] Dr. Jeff Goldhagen, chief care is that it’s very, very ed. klonopin to another severely of the University of Florida’s expensive,” he said. “If you’re “I think any program that retarded patient without the Department of Community dealing with just a market, the would require people to go to guardian’s knowledge or con- Pediatrics, disagreed. “We market will say if you can pay a public option plan would be sent. Another client had a lump have the worst health care sys- for it, you get it. If you can’t pay a wrong thing to do, but a pub- on their head about the size of tem ... in the developed world,” for it, you don’t get it. If you get lic option could be anything an egg after falling from the toi- Horizons he said. “By any indicator, our it you live, if you don’t get it that works,” Mayo said. “... let while left unattended, but health care system has failed. you die, and fairness doesn’t People should have the option the guardian was never notified, We’re 30th in longevity in the come into it. to go into it if they want to go the report stated. developed world. We have the “The question is not, ‘How into it.” Review of another client’s worst child health care out- do we set up a market in health “We shouldn’t trust it, and records showed that person had come of any country in the care,’ but, ‘How do we set up a we shouldn’t trust any private developed world. health care system that gives plan that doesn’t put the “For $2.5 trillion (per year), people care when they need patient in the driver’s seat,” we’re buying the worst child it?’” he added. “The issue of Amos said. health care outcomes in the getting to a market is not text- “The public option is the developed world, and you’re book. It’s real people, it’s real fast track to universal health buying yourself five to seven lives. It’s somebody waking up care,” Lumb said. “There is no Wednesday Theme Buffet years less at the end of your and finding a lump, and not other logical reading of the Join us in September for life. 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Celebration of survival IN BRIEF Bank bailout New bank manager HEATHER A. PERRY local resources that help them News-Leader get back to life, back into the Community First Credit turns profit community.” Union of Florida has named First Coast Cancer Those attending Celebra- Jan Burnett manager of the Foundation will hold a tion of Survival will view an Fernandina Beach branch, 829 The U.S. government gives, the system Celebration of Survival from inspirational video and listen to S. 14th St. and takes. And now, it is in a through 4-5:30 p.m. Tuesday at the a cancer survivor give her Burnett comes to Commu- receiving mode. emergency offices of First Coast Oncology story. nity First’s Fernandina Beach The government reported- measures. at 1340 South 18th St., Medical “When (our survivor) branch from Atlantic Coast ly received more than $4 bil- The TARP Bldg. A, Suite 103, Fernandina shares her story with the Bank, where she was vice lion in profits from loans it had program Beach. group, it’s very powerful,” said president and market manag- issued last fall to some U.S. was created The Celebration of Survival Maggiore. er for the Jacksonville banks through the Troubled to adminis- is designed to assist cancer “There’s power in com- Beaches area. Prior to that, Asset Relief Program, or TARP. ter the patients in addressing some monality. When you have peo- she served as the bank’s busi- Some of these banks, which funds. of the issues they face such as ple come together and they ness development officer for included J.P. Morgan Chase STEVE’S The New finding a new sense of nor- realize, ‘Hey, someone else felt four years. Burnett was busi- and Goldman Sachs, recently MARKET York Times malcy, redefining a new pur- like that, too,’ that’s very com- ness development manager paid back all the money they PLACE is reporting pose for life, readjusting to forting.” for Corporate Care Works in had borrowed. the govern- returning to work and facing ment,” she said. The culmination of the cel- Jacksonville and worked 11 In doing so, the banks paid ment re- financial issues, said First “Sometimes patients don’t ebration is a symbolic balloon years as a project manager for interest to the government for Steve Nicklas ceived the Coast Oncology Communi- even process the whole can- release. AT&T American Transtech. the borrowed money. The gov- $4 billion in cation Director Kathleen cer experience until a few “Patients can write out their Burnett holds an MBA ernment also received money profits primarily from loans to Garrett. months later,” said Patient anxieties and what they want from the University of North through capital gains in what eight major institutions. This “At First Coast Oncology, Support Coordinator Jennifer to release and then just let that Florida, where she also com- were complicated financial does not include another $35 our practice philosophy is that Maggiore. go. It’s a positive thing,” said pleted her undergraduate structures. million in profits received from patients are survivors from the “So what we like to do is Maggiore. work. Critics of the ballyhooed 14 smaller banks. Also, the moment they walk into our have our patients see other For information visit She also received training bailouts of the major institu- Financial Times is reporting practice. We provide a unique survivors who have reinte- www.firstcoastoncology.com at the Commercial Lending tions contend these are “give- the U.S. government has prof- continuum of care for patients grated into society. We also or call 277-2700. School at Southern Methodist aways” – and not loans. ited even more from crisis – from diagnosis to post-treat- introduce them to national and [email protected] University. She is a volunteer Granted, there are no guaran- funding over the last two years financial analyst for OneJax, a tees. Some of the emergency – to the tune of $14 billion. not-for-profit organization in funds may never be recouped. While broadcasters contin- Jacksonville. In her spare However, the government ue to harp on “bailouts” and time, she enjoys running, ball- intends to get the money back “giveaways,” they are missing room dancing and hang glid- – and receive interest and, in the point. The option of S S

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WEDNESDAY, September 2, 2009 BUSINESS News-Leader 5A Consumer outlook rises as economic clouds lift

University of Florida housing market and the ond quarter of 2009 were either percent in July remained stock market.” Home sales up in NE Florida in foreclosure or late on pay- unchanged from the previous GAINESVILLE – Rising Three of the five compo- ments, he said. month, McCarty said. This housing prices, stock market nents in the index rose, one fell JACKSONVILLE – The Northeast Florida Association of The hardest hit area number, which does not take gains and the lack of any new and one stayed the same. Realtors announced real estate statistics for July, based on for foreclosures is along the into account those who have setbacks in the national econo- Perceptions of personal data compiled from the Northeast Florida Multiple Listing southwest coast, including given up looking for work, is my boosted Florida’s consumer finances now compared with a Service, showed “a substantial uptick in sales activity.” Fort Myers, Sarasota and likely to increase through the confidence in August, accord- year ago remained unchanged. Pending sales for the month were 42.3 percent higher Punta Gorda, all of which are end of 2009 and into 2010, he ing to a University of Florida Perceptions of U.S. economic than a year ago and closed sales 15.9 percent higher. Of the disproportionately dependent said. survey. conditions over the next year, month’s closed sales, 24.5 percent were lender-mediated on retirees, McCarty said. A “Unfortunately, while “We had anticipated an perceptions of U.S. economic foreclosures and short sales, which had the effect of skewing slowing of the retiree housing Florida housing is showing increase in consumer confi- conditions over the next five the overall median price downward. market is a big factor in signs of improving, the overall dence in August based on years and perceptions of per- The July median sales price for all properties was Florida’s population decline state economy in the long run what appeared to be an unjus- sonal finances a year from now $159,800, down 12.2 percent from a year ago. However, the last year for the first time will likely lag other parts of the tifiable two-point drop in July all rose. median sales price for traditional homes excluding foreclo- since 1946, which the country given the prospects for following what was already a The only component to drop sures and short sales was $172,000, down 9.4 percent from Bureau reported last week, he a turnaround in employment,” two-point decline the previous was perceptions of whether it is a year ago. said. McCarty said. month,” said Chris McCarty, a good time to buy big-ticket For more information visit www.NEFAR.com. One area that has shown no “As the country moves survey director of UF’s Bureau items. signs of improvement is into recovery over the next of Economic and Business “We are not out of this reces- employment, McCarty said. year, real estate, construction Research. “While the econom- sion yet, particularly here in toming out of the housing he said. “Employment remains an enor- spending and tourism – all of ic environment is by no Florida, but things are not near- slump, McCarty said. The latest If foreclosures continue, mous problem for Florida,” he which have been major sectors means bright, the decline in ly as bad as they were a year report from the Florida they could depress home said. in Florida economy over the July seemed unsustainable ago,” he said. Association of Realtors shows prices, McCarty said. The The latest information from past two decades – will certainly given the lack of any very bad Home sales have picked up median prices for existing sin- Mortgage Bankers Association the Agency for Workforce stabilize, but not grow as they economic news and some both nationally and in Florida, gle-family homes flat from last has reported that 23 percent of Innovation shows Florida’s had,” he said. “Florida needs a encouraging signs in Florida’s and falling prices suggest a bot- month and still up for the year, Florida mortgages in the sec- unemployment rate of 10.67 new approach.”

NOTICE TO NASSAU COUNTY VOTERS Special Republican Primary Election, September 15, 2009 for Precincts 101, 102, 202 and 204 on Amelia Island The Special Primary Election Sample Ballots have been mailed to every registered Republican voter in Senate District 8. IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE A SAMPLE BALLOT, PLEASE CONTACT THE SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS OFFICE. If you have had an address change, including a 911 address change or any other type of change to your voter record and have not notified the Supervisor of Elections office and received a voter information card with the changed address, please do so immediately. This will avoid delays and additional paperwork at your polling location on Election Day. UPDATE YOUR VOTER RECORD T H R E E W A Y S T O V O T E Florida law requires paper ballots and optical scan voting equipment to be used in Florida elections. Audio touch screen ballots It is the voter’s responsibility to notify the Elections are available at all early voting sites and polling locations for persons with disabilities. Office to: 1: VOTE BY MAIL BALLOT (ABSENTEE BALLOT) Change your address (moved within the county) – Any registered voter may vote by mail (no reason required). Ballots may be requested in person, by telephone, fax, mail or update by phone, fax, in writing or online at www.vote online at www.votenassau.com nassau.com. The voter’s name, residence address, date of birth and signature (written requests only) must be provided when making the request. The last day to request a ballot to be mailed is September 9, 2009 by 5:00 p.m. The first day that a designee may pick Change your address (moved from another county), up an absentee ballot for a voter is September 10, 2009. Please contact our office for details. change your name, political party, or to update your signature/identifying mark if it has significantly 2: EARLY VOTING changed – complete a Florida Voter Registration Early voting will be conducted September 7 through September 12, 2009 Application and mail or deliver it to the Supervisor of Monday - Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Elections office. All registered Nassau County voters in Precincts 101, 102, 202 and 204 on Amelia Island Applications are available at both Nassau County may early vote beginning September 7 at: Supervisor of Elections offices or online at www.vote Fernandina Beach City Hall, 204 Ash Street, Fernandina Beach, Florida nassau.com. Additionally, applications are available at any Supervisor of Elections office throughout the State of 3: ELECTION DAY Florida, Florida Driver’s License offices, state agencies The General Election will be held on September 15, 2009. that provide public assistance, public libraries, most Polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Election Day county governmental offices, and armed forces recruit- You may cast your ballot at your assigned polling location. If you do not know your polling location, please review your Voter Information Card ment offices. or call the Elections office. Please be advised that it is against the law to knowingly vote outside of the precinct in which you live.

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already been done. put together a rafting trip for “The average life expectancy STROKE Continued from 1A “The right side of my body me. ... The year after that, I was for a person who’s 57 – which is 10:30 a.m. at the Savannah was affected. ... (The stroke) able to hike a mile down and how old I was when I had my Grand assisted living facility, was in my brain stem, which is back up.” Each year, he says, he stroke – is seven years ... so I’ve 1900 Amelia Trace Court. a very dense area of nerves,” pushed himself a bit further. already beaten the odds,” he “It was already in place when Davis says. “My right eye “Four years later, I was able says. “Most (stroke victims) are I moved to Amelia Island,” he wouldn’t track. My right leg was to hike it rim-to-rim.” older, so their life expectancy says. “I was disappointed that so weak I could barely stand. is even lower. Many will die of there weren’t more people My esophagus was paralyzed Stroke support another stroke. attending, because I had attend- and I couldn’t swallow. Davis is still active these “Most people don’t know ed stroke support groups with “They told me with physical days. He has to be, he says – what they can do to prevent several hundred members, like therapy I could hopefully recov- otherwise the progress he another stroke,” he continues. the one in Salt Lake City where er the use of my right leg and made in his recovery could “I’ve learned that the medical I came from.” arm, and with speech and swal- reverse itself. profession is only reimbursed In 2000, Davis was the head lowing therapy I would be able “The muscles don’t know (by insurance) for immediate of the Salt Lake City Convention to say the things I was thinking they’re not getting signals (from needs, and not long-term care. and Visitors Bureau, and at the but couldn’t get out.” the brain),” he says. “So if I Doctors can’t make a living by time was deeply involved in Davis was determined to work out three or four days a following up with patients they planning for the 2002 Winter recover – but one thing would week at the gym, my right side treat initially. Once you’re dis- Olympics – when he wasn’t hik- be forever lost to him. is just as strong as my left side. charged from the hospital, ing or skiing himself. Suddenly “They said most stroke vic- But if I didn’t, I’d lose that mus- you’re pretty much on your the world spun, and the athlete’s tims who couldn’t swallow re- cle tone very fast.” own, which is why a stroke sup- body betrayed him. He was on gained the ability within three to That’s one of the reasons port group could help people the floor and couldn’t get up. six months, so I really focused Davis is adamant about getting live a longer and better life, if “I crawled up the stairs and on regaining my strength and more people to join the Amelia only they knew it was available crawled into the kitchen where speech, and not so much the Island Stroke Support Group – to them.” my wife was cooking dinner,” swallowing because I thought SUBMITTED it’s a way to share strategies Support groups also help says Davis. “All I could do was it was just a temporary incon- Rick Davis of Fernandina Beach has “lunch” on a hike. about recovery. There are more connect their members with make sounds like ‘uh, uh, uh.’ venience,” he said. “It was more Since suffering a stroke in 2000, Davis has had to take than 300 stroke survivors on professionals who can help My throat felt swollen. of an inconvenience than I nutrition through a feeding tube, as he is unable to swal- Amelia Island alone, Davis says them, he says. “My wife thought I was expected, because I was hooked low. However, he credits a healthy lifestyle and stroke – more than 1,000 countywide – “As stroke groups get a little going into anaphylactic shock, up to a feeding tube 10 hours a support groups with helping him make an otherwise but only six or seven attendees traction ... they start looking for because we were going to Africa day – four times a day for 2 1/2 complete recovery. at the Amelia Island Stroke things they can learn from, so after Christmas and I had been hours each time, because the Support Group’s monthly meet- they invite speakers. This stroke taking an anti-malaria drug, and formula they give you is very ings. He’s out to change that. group has had speech thera- she thought I might be having dense with calories and miner- anything down, but it didn’t ment. “The first advantage is you pists, doctors, physical thera- a reaction to the drug. So she als, so they have to give it to seem to have any problem com- “I was able to give up a walk- get to talk to other people pists and financial planners as helped me stagger to the car you very slowly.” ing back up. er in a couple of weeks,” he who’ve had a similar experi- speakers. This probably leads and got me to the emergency The paralysis in Davis’ “Sitting for so long, I watch- says. He took shuffling steps ence,” he says. “A lot of times, some members to seek the room. That probably saved my esophagus became permanent. ed a lot of TV, and you wouldn’t down hallways, holding people who’ve had a stroke or a services of these people, or oth- life and definitely lessened the He could not swallow, couldn’t believe the number of com- handrails for support. “Then I heart attack or any kind of ers like them, to help them deal effects of my stroke, because eat or drink. He would have to mercials for food products. It’s walked down to the neighbor’s chronic illness feel kind of iso- with their conditions more effec- they gave me a drug called TPA take nutrition through a feed- very frustrating when you can’t driveway, then two driveways – lated and alone, so there’s com- tively.” – tissue plasminogen activator. ing tube for the rest of his life. eat or drink and you see other every day just a little bit further. fort in the company of people It’s that sharing of informa- It dissolves blood clots and “The feeding tube took a lot people doing it like it’s the most I did the same thing with my who’ve had a similar experi- tion that can help stroke victims keeps the stroke from spread- of getting accustomed to,” he normal thing in the world – arm – one-pound dumbbells, ence. lead full lives – and avoid anoth- ing beyond the area of the brain says. “I would have vomiting – which of course it is.” then two-pound dumbbells.” “Not everybody knows what er stroke. that’s already been damaged.” which I thought was extremely But Davis pushed hard to His persistence paid off. they can do to recover, so you “It’s actually pretty easy to But some damage had unfair, because I couldn’t get recover his speech and move- “Before my stroke I did a lot learn from other people in the control the risk factors for of hiking and skiing. I really support group what they did to stroke – high blood pressure enjoyed that,” he says. “For learn how to walk again, or and high cholesterol,” Davis say about eight years, some friends learn how to cope in social sit- so. “There are medications to and I hiked across the Grand uations when you can’t do what lower both of them. Exercise Canyon every year. That’s 25 others are doing.” brings down both of them, and miles rim-to-rim. Of course, six And knowledge, Davis says, of course exercise is something months after my stroke I could- can mean the difference I have to do anyway. Low-fat n’t hike at all, but my friends between life and death. diets, low-salt diets can help. Of course, smoking is a risk fac- tor. 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VIEWPOINT/JOE GERRITY/FERNANDINA BEACH Tough times – tough decisions

hat a year this has been. We have As far as raising the util- hundreds of volunteers who give thousands of seen a decline in our property val- ity tax, our electric bills are hours of their own time to work with children ues, our investments have been high enough without the in the community. The values, such as hard W battered and our retirement city tacking on additional work, integrity and sportsmanship, that are F LORIDA’ S O LDEST W EEKLY N EWSPAPER accounts have taken a severe hit. The cost of fees. Comparing my resi- taught to these kids are invaluable now and in E STABLISHED IN 1854 electricity has almost doubled on the island in dential electric bill for July the future. The News-Leader is published with pride weekly the last 18 months. Last year our city govern- 2008 to this July, I had an The least the city can do is maintain the for the people of Nassau County by Community ment handed us a tax rate increase, a 20 per- increased dollar cost of 45 fields of play as a show of support. They would Newspapers, Inc., Athens, Georgia. We believe cent hike in the cost of trash pick-up, a 25-per- percent due to higher rates have to maintain them in any case. that strong newspapers build strong communi- cent-plus increase in sewer fees and over the and higher usage caused For every dollar the city takes out of the ties – “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary last three years the cost of simple permits has Gerrity by a warm summer. Since hands of citizens, we have one less dollar to goal is to publish distinguished and profitable almost quadrupled. the city charges a flat rate visit our favorite restaurant downtown, buy a community-oriented newspapers. This mission The city administration has suggested of 4 percent its franchise piece of pizza or grab an ice cream cone. Our will be accomplished through the teamwork of several “revenue raising” measures to fund fee dollars have already gone up the same 45 local merchants need our patronage so they professionals dedicated to the truth, integrity, qual- the coming year’s budget. Sounds like ity and hard work. percent by virtue of the higher charges. I can weather the economic crisis. As a city we business as usual in City Hall. They include would think that should be enough to satisfy have lived on growth in the last 15 years. The FOY R. MALOY JR ., PUBLISHER the sale of city-owned lots, increasing our even the greediest bureaucrat. growth boom has stopped, and is not coming MICHAEL PARNELL, EDITOR utility tax, raising the tax rate again and a new I am all for better drainage, and don’t mind back for several years, if ever. “stormwater” tax of $4-8/ a month for each MIKE HANKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR our tax dollars going to finance those worth- Tough times call for tough decisions, and homeowner. Let’s take a look at each issue while projects, but a blanket tax is unfair to the we are in tough times. I sat on the commission ROBERT FIEGE, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR individually. many people that live in subdivisions that the last time we experienced an economic BOB TIMPE, CIRCULATION DIRECTOR Selling 10 city-owned vacant lots to balance already provide measures to contain their own downturn. ANGELINE MUDD, the budget is not a bad idea, it is a terrible one. storm water. Many of us paid for stormwater After the 9/11 attacks tourism suffered and BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER First, property values are at a 10-year low, and retention when we purchased our homes we were faced with a $1 million deficit. We SIÂN PERRY, ASSISTANT EDITOR our return will be minimal. Second, the local and lots, with the improvements mandated by eliminated several positions, all but one BETH JONES, SPORTS EDITOR real estate market is flooded with vacant lots the city before the subdivision plats were through attrition. But we also built Seaside for sale. Five years ago there were 30 lots for TOM WOOD DINK NESMITH approved. We continue to pay a yearly fee to Park, North Beach Park and the Hickory sale on the island in the Multiple Listing sys- maintain these improvements through our Street practice fields with the help of grants, CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT tem. Today there are 135. The city does not homeowners’ associations. Double taxation is money from the county and the volunteer serv- need to compete with the private sector by try- not fair. ices of some people in the construction busi- ing to sell lots in these difficult economic times. Additionally, let’s not try to balance the ness. From what I remember, we didn’t raise Third, we borrowed $6 million in 2001 to pre- budget by sticking our hands in the pockets of taxes or fees, just put our nose to the grind- The views expressed by the columnists and serve green space. Fourth, what do we sell the youth athletic leagues’ participants. I can’t stone and made do with what we had. And we letter writers on this page are their own next year to balance the budget? Anyone with think of a better reason to spend tax dollars did just fine. This commission should expect no and do not necessarily reflect the views of an ounce of business sense knows that you do than the development of our children. The less from its staff. the newspaper, its owners or employees. not sell assets to finance recurring costs. youth baseball and soccer leagues are run by Joe Gerrity is a former city commissioner. VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Mean-spirited with parking meters again, we will, but we know from first-hand experience I thought it was a mistake on the that it’s not a very enjoyable or eco- city’s part to charge the Nassau Sport nomically viable change for the citi- Fishing Association $800 to use a park- zens. ing lot for the Fernandina Beach Dave Pitcher Tournament of Champions Kingfish Fernandina Beach tournament. I believe it is an even bigger mistake to charge for use of recreational facil- Tax increases ities for our youth. For several reasons In regard to the continuing debate city commissioners ought to be about raising taxes or cutting spending, ashamed of themselves for even con- I can only relate to what a responsible sidering it! individual or family would do in the First, people pay taxes for city serv- same circumstances. When income ices and recreation is a city service. If becomes limited, spending must be the city is not in the business of pro- curtailed in order to meet the most viding services, what business is it in, basic needs – food, shelter, clothing. making money? Although we might desire much more, Second, before they institute fees to and may possibly have been accus- use these facilities check to see how tomed to much more, the reality is that much these activities are already cost- we must distinguish between true ing parents. I assure it is not inexpen- needs and wants. sive. Adult volunteers tire of having to At the present time, there are many find the means to fund these programs who are either jobless, or relegated to and keep them within the means of a diminished income, and these are poorer families. the citizens being asked to pay more in Third, youth programming is the taxes to fund non-critical projects while basis for success later by our high personally they are seeking every pos- school athletes whom commissioners sible way to cut costs in order to make all love to honor with proclamations ends meet. This economic situation is when they excel. not one any of us would have chosen, Fourth, this appears to be a mean- but the reality is that we are now faced spirited attempt to pass more tax with a need to set priorities, and live increases rather than addressing the within the means of our income, both real issue, the effect of the Save Our as individuals and as a community. Homes amendment on local revenues Fred McNeal and a stubborn refusal to spend less. Fernandina Beach Commissioners all had the oppor- JEFF PARKER/FLORIDA TODAY tunity with one phone call to save $160,000 on marina repairs when one Unreal of the few remnants remaining any- further than $5.25. You can thank Sen. there really needs to be a time limit bid came in missing one page. This I highly, highly agree with Jim Coe where of Spanish missions in the Kennedy for that. Young girl athletes placed on the ones who can go to work. small effort would have paid for the (“Enough’s enough,” Aug. 26) on the Southeast. have the same opportunity to play their I see so many whites, blacks, etc., com- $67,000 they spent on sports facilities issue of our supposed God – oh, excuse Where is the seal? The original seal favorite sports as young boys because ing in with expensive cars, clothes, for our youth and then some. me, sheriff. I too noticed his depar- is safely kept in a vault by the family of the Title IX legislation promoted by etc., and go through the checkout line Let’s work collaboratively for the ture from reality in his inane state- that sponsored the dig, the Dorions. A Sen. Kennedy. Those with disabilities with food stamps. Something is wrong betterment of our community, not divi- ments like witnessing open drug deals replica of the seal can be seen at the have access to buildings and classes with this picture. sively! going on in Fernandina Beach. Well, if museum. Where is the sill? It is in the that used to be inaccessible. And many I truly believe our government Joe Wise he is God, oops there I go again, I museum, in an area on the first floor parents who can’t afford health care for started this program with a good inten- Fernandina Beach mean sheriff, then why, being the high- where you can visit and learn all about their children can enroll them in gov- tion but it has now overtaken our coun- ly regarded enforcer of all laws, did the dig and the missions. The sill is ernment programs that did not exist try that if the government started to cut Wrong kind of change he not make an arrest upon seeing the only architectural feature remain- before Sen. Kennedy campaigned for back now it would have an uprising this? ing of the Spanish mission period in the them. that they do not want to deal with. So After 25 years of living in Key West, Mike Haney Southeast. The sill needs to be pre- The senator was born to enormous instead go after the people who are my wife Mary and I decided that we Fernandina Beach served. It is literally falling apart. wealth, and he could have lived a life of too weak to fight. had had about enough of rising costs The museum is asking for dona- luxury without even working. Instead, I’m only 39 years old and I have of living and perhaps we should find tions to make a preservation of the sill his passion for those of us who weren’t seen this country change. We no someplace else to live that was not so Spanish mission history possible. Any amount will help the born rich led him to devote his life to longer live in the America that our expensive. To wit, our homeowner’s A recent publication of the Amelia cause! In tough economic times, it is making our lives better. This is public Founding Fathers fought for. We are insurance was up to $15,000 a year on Island Museum of History, The difficult enough to keep non-profit service. turning greedy, selfish, and turn our newly renovated 1,900-square foot- Jailhouse Muse, contained an article organizations in the black. Here is an Not many of us realize that 20,000 against the God who can remove His house. Gasoline prices were generally about a Spanish mission that had been opportunity to help with one specific Americans die each year because they hand from out country and destroy us. 25-40 cents higher per gallon than located on the south end of Amelia thing. I also encourage you to join the don’t have access to health care. Sen. Yes, our Loving God would do it and Fernandina. Island. museum when, I am sure, the annual Kennedy knew this, and he spent 40 He will do it like He has in the past to When the Key West city commis- If you hear the term Spanish mis- membership drive will take place this years trying to pass legislation cover- other nations who turned against Him. sioners decided that parking meters sions, many people think of the mis- fall. The museum programs have been ing all of us. Every time he tried to get I pray we wake up and turn back to our would help the ailing city budget, we sions you see today in California or top-notch all summer and many excit- universal coverage, special interests roots before it is too late. really didn’t pay too much attention Texas. But that chain of missions was ing things are planned for the future. like the insurance companies who Susan E. Hicks since it was intended just for down- designed to also stretch across the (I can tell by reading the Muse and by stand to lose money under a universal Fernandina Beach town parking. Long story short: the southeastern part of what is now the talking to museum enthusiasts.) One of system, intimidated us with lies that meters became so numerous and so United States. Originally over 40 mis- the highlights of a visit to the island made us afraid to support it. Do we expensive (about 25 cents for seven sions were built across lower Alabama, that I am anticipating in mid-October is really want to continue to spend 35 Health care reform minutes when we moved in 2006) that the panhandle of Florida and over to to see a newly preserved original jail cents of every health care dollar on As a retired family physician with going downtown, or to Smathers Amelia Island. We probably remem- cell on the first floor of the museum. insurance companies with CEOs that over 50 years of private practice and Beach, or any of the other places on ber the missions in California and This effort coincides with the final make multimillions every year? now volunteering at the Samaritan that small island where the meters had Texas because physical evidence push to place the old Nassau County If we believe these special inter- Clinic here in Fernandina Beach, I proliferated became prohibitive. remains. Very few physical remnants jailhouse on the National Register of ests, we can fight against having uni- thought Dr. Jeffrey Blake’s letter to Add to that the scandal that Key remain from the southeastern mis- Historic Places. (All the documenta- versal health care legislation, or we the editor on Aug. 21 was superb. West had with one of their parking sions. tion is in Washington, D.C.) can perform a public service ourselves Given the loss of jobs, foreclosures meter coin collectors who managed to Here’s the interesting part: physical I encourage you to support your by letting our friends, neighbors and and other serious problems facing the embezzle tens of thousands of dollars evidence remained on Amelia Island of local museum. It is a treasure. We now legislators know that we want to do country, I am sure we would all like to in purloined change, and you may one such mission. In an archeological live in North Carolina, where Spanish the right thing. postpone health insurance and health begin to understand some of the reser- dig on the south end of the island, history in the development of United Joan Cipriano care reform. As Dr. Blake so elo- vations we have when we hear our archeologists found a mission that had States history takes a back seat to Amelia Island quently stated, that would be most local commissioners considering a sim- been burned in 1702. A wooden door- English colonial history and the Civil unfortunate. ilar parking charge for Fernandina. sill was found that presumably was the War. Nowhere do they brag about The size of the growing national The abundance of free parking and threshold into the priest’s quarters three flags, let alone eight flags! God help us debt is daunting but when, in 1946, I the absence of parking meters on this (the convento) and stepping over the Susan Little Some say it will not hurt the elder- returned from the Army and World island were just two of many factors sill, on the floor, was found the official Chapel Hill, N.C. ly and that isn’t true. If the govern- War II to my university and an AB in that made us decide to call Fernandina seal that the priest used to mark his ment wants to save money and cut economics before switching to medi- home. I guess that if we have to deal documents. This sill and seal are two back then it needs to go after the peo- cine, the national debt was about 120 Tribute to Kennedy ple who live on welfare who are able to percent of gross domestic product. It It is not just the talking heads on tel- work. We have so many Americans is currently in the area of 80 percent. evision that should be paying tribute to that do nothing but wait at home for a Our economy was subsequently able HOW TO WRITE US Sen. Edward Kennedy. During his check and complain. They need to to grow at the rate of 4 percent a year, Maximum length is 500 words. Letters must include writer’s name decades of national service, the impor- drug test all the welfare recipients (do which gradually corrected the imbal- (printed and signature), address and telephone number for verifica- tant legislation he was instrumental in not let then know when they will be ance between national debt and gross tion. Writers are normally limited to one letter in a 30-day period. No passing helped not only liberal tested) and if they test positive then domestic product. political endorsements or poems will be published. Letters should be Democrats but all of us. they get cut off from the program. If I fear that if our health care costs typed or printed. Not all letters are published. Send letters to: Letters The next time you use your they can afford drugs they don’t need continue to track on the current course to the Editor, P.O. Box 766, Fernandina Beach, FL., 32035. E-mail: Medicare card, remember that there help for food. we will not be able to duplicate the mparnell@fbnewsleader. com. would be no Medicare without Sen. We have too many people living on years after 1946. visit us on-line at fbnewsleader.com Kennedy. If you earn minimum wage, welfare who really do not need it. Some Charles Tippetts, Jr. M.D. you must admit that $7.25 goes a little Americans, yes, they need help, but Amelia Island

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8A WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2009 NEWS News-Leader A snail-eat-snailworld

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WEDNESDAY, September 2, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 9A Wetlands buffers topic of meeting

Nassau Sierra Club is hosting a screening of the newly released documentary film, Paradise Faded, The Fight for Louisiana, at 7 p.m. today at the Council on Aging. City crackdown There will also be jamba- laya to eat and Cajun music. The Gulf Restoration Network is marking the on beach debris fourth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina with this film showing how the loss of ANGELA DAUGHTRY The cleanup, Hurley said, ROLLINS SNELLING/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER Louisiana’s wetlands threat- News-Leader was done as a result of weeks of The wind tears up canopies or salt air corrodes them after they are abandoned on the ens the environment and the complaints about large items beach. Beach Services, which has a contract to clean up the beaches, removes the economy of the state and Early indications are that left on the beach overnight. As debris but new rules are intended to prevent this kind of beach litter. nation. beachgoers are complying with a result, Hurley said, he had There will be discussion new city regulations regarding gotten an e-mail saying there about how coastal wetlands the abandonment of cabanas had been “very, very few” items many of whom may be unaware earlier this summer. “‘Only ordinance, only the police here offer an important buffer and other debris on local beach- left on the beach overnight in of the new rules. leave footprints’ should be our department can dispose of from flooding and salinity es. the days immediately there- Mayor Susan Steger, who slogan.” abandoned property that has intrusion associated with a Police Chief Jim Hurley said after. has been vocal about the prob- The city has a policy not been trashed. hurricane’s storm surge. city code enforcement officers, “People are complying with lem of abandoned beach that states beach equipment City staff recently placed Wetlands specialists Robert police auxiliary volunteers and (the city’s) request to bring cabanas, said the city will con- cannot be left on beaches 15 signs at various points Prager and Munsell one police officer collected nine (beach items) inside after tinue to publicize its rules and overnight, and code enforce- along the beachfront remind- McPhillips will be available beach cabanas in a beach dark,” Hurley said. encourage compliance. ment has begun attaching ing beachgoers to bring in to answer any questions sweep in mid-July, plus other Of course, with Labor Day “We have major problems tags for removal within 24 their equipment at the end of about wetland buffers and associated beach equipment weekend coming up, there will with beach cabanas,” Steger hours. the day. natural storm protection sys- such as coolers. be a lot of visitors to the beach, said at a commission meeting However, according to the [email protected] tems.

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10A WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2009 NEWS News-Leader Sheriff reaches out to media No charges filed yet JASON YURGARTIS fications about crimes and inci- of the lack of communication in May shooting of News-Leader dents investigated by NCSO, in had to do with reluctance on an effort to better inform the the part of his staff – and police Sheriff Tommy Seagraves community. in general – to speak to the reached out to members of the “This is an office of the peo- press. county jail officer local media at an open house ple, not Tommy Seagraves,” However, with Spears on Thursday at the Nassau he said. “We will always try to board, Seagraves will no County Sheriff’s Office to out- give information and if we longer need to be the primary JASON YURGARTIS plinary action line new policies for stream- Seagraves Spears can’t, it’s for investigative rea- point of contact for basic News-Leader Green will lining and increasing informa- sons.” inquiries, but he said he face. Accor- tion sharing. The sheriff said an would still be available for com- The shooting of a Nassau ding to a In a short, informal pres- Seagraves attributed previ- improved website is coming ment. County Sheriff’s Office cor- memo from entation, Seagraves stressed ous shortfalls in communica- soon that will include online “I don’t need to do this,” he rections officer during the Isle the sheriff’s increased departmental trans- tion with media outlets to his police reports, press releases said, regarding day-to-day of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival office, it is parency and timely communi- responsibility to attend to obli- and updates on community media communications. “This in May is still under investiga- believed there cations sharing, mainly gations involving command- concerns. isn’t what I’m here for – that’s tion, pending review by a state White was an ongo- through the department’s new level decisions and on-scene Seagraves admitted he was why Angela is here.” attorney. ing dispute public information officer investigations. He stressed at fault at times for not prompt- Spears was hired last Assistant State Attorney between Angela Spears, formerly of his desire to build a bridge to ly notifying the media about month at an annual salary of Wes White said an investiga- Clayton and Green. WTLV channel 12 in better communication going departmental investigations $53,000. tion has been conducted by his “We’re trying to determine Jacksonville. forward, including day-of noti- and activities, but said much [email protected] office into the events that led to if Green should have gone corrections officer Anthony there,” Seagraves said at the Green, 23, being shot in the time, adding that Green was ankle, allegedly by Kevin carrying a concealed weapon Clayton, 29, during an alterca- but had a permit for it. SHOOTING FOR BOYS & GIRLS tion on North 10th Street on Days after the incident May 2. Seagraves said an internal Shanea Jones, wife of a firefighter, participates in a “We’re trying to get all infor- investigation would be con- sporting clay shoot last year. Nassau County mation to present to State ducted on Green. However, Fire/Rescue Professionals Local 3101 will hold its sec- Attorney Angela Corey, who recently he said his department ond annual shoot Sept. 11 at Amelia Shotgun Sports, may be coming in soon to dis- would await the completion of 86300 Hot Shot Trail, Yulee. Proceeds will benefit the cuss the case,” White said. “It’s the State Attorney’s Office Boys & Girls Clubs of Nassau County. Competition con- a matter that’s on her desk or investigation before proceed- sists of five-person teams shooting at 15 different sta- will shortly be there.” ing. tions. The event begins at 10 a.m. with a shotgun start According to Nassau Much of the controversy in and concludes with a barbeque dinner, awards presenta- County Sheriff Tommy the case surrounded the deci- tion and prize drawings. Register online at Seagraves, a sergeant with his sion about which local law www.ncfrd.com. office was waved down about 6 enforcement agency would con- p.m. May 2 and told that some- duct the initial investigation. one had been shot in the ankle Shortly after the incident, at the home of Clayton, 120 Seagraves said because a North 10th St. Upon arrival, the county officer arrived at the officer found Green lying in the scene first, the incident would road with a gunshot wound to be handled by his office despite the ankle. having occurred in Fernandina Seagraves said Green had Beach and despite the fact it gone to Clayton’s house after involved one of his employees. he found his car, which was The victim’s mother, Sgt. 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WEDNESDAY, September 2, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 11A Study: 1 in 5 drinkers underage Police seek help

University of Florida communities is not very thor- to identify woman 28 illegal sales in Nassau ough in checking ID’s,” he said. GAINESVILLE – As many “From a developmental per- Sheriff Tommy Seagraves as one in five alcohol-consum- The Nassau County Alcohol and Tobacco Task Force spective, college students are and detectives with the ing customers in bars is under- recently completed a program where teens voluntarily tried to away from home and parental Nassau County Sheriff’s age, and underage patrons tend purchase the products from local establishments. supervision for the first time, Office have received forensic to stay later at night, according Nine teenagers, ages 16-20, went to various stores and there are likely to be some who facial reconstructions of to a University of Florida study. restaurants in Nassau County this summer and tried to buy take advantage of their new human remains found on April The study is significant alcohol or tobacco products. Deputies issued 28 summonses options to party and have fun,” 10. because it underscores the dan- to those who sold the products to the minors. This number is he said. “As students get older, Turkey hunters found the gers of underage drinking, both down from 52 in 2008. it’s less exciting for them. remains at the Deep Creek to participants and to the wider Those who were issued a summons had to appear in court They’ve done that before.” Hunting Club in Bryceville. public. and pay a $310 misdemeanor fine. The researchers collected Non-human bones were also “That there are a fair num- It is illegal to sell alcohol to a person under 21. It is illegal information on 305 men and 164 found. They most likely were ber of underage people in the to sell tobacco to a person under 18. women – 92 percent of whom deer bones. bars who are intoxicated may were college students – outside Investigators sent the have implications for their suffering. time the drinking establish- bars in the midtown bar district human remains to the An artist’s rendering of a future involvement with alco- The study, published in the ments closed at 2 a.m. the medi- in Gainesville on four nights in Jacksonville Medical Exam- woman whose body was hol,” said Dennis Thombs, a June issue of the Journal of an age of the exiting patrons July and August 2007 between iner’s Office. Through evalu- found near Bryceville on professor in UF’s department American College Health, is was 19 years old, he said. In 10 p.m. and 2:30 a.m. Partici- ation, an anthropologist deter- April 10. of behavioral science and com- unusual in that it obtained addition, for each successive pants were interviewed as they mined the victim was most munity health who led the breath samples and interview hour the bars were open a left the bars. Then they blew likely a white female between research. “It is helping to set a data from bargoers as they were greater share of patrons intend- into a hand-held breath-testing the ages of 25-45 and was four If you recognize this per- pattern of chronic bar drinking leaving rather than relying on ed to drive and their breath- device to determine their blood- feet, eight inches to five feet, son or have any information for the college years and possi- self-report surveys that ask alcohol levels increased as the alcohol levels. In addition, they three inches tall. that could help detectives, call bly beyond.” sober students to recall their evening wore on, Thombs said. filled out a 15-item survey about The person had been the Nassau County Sheriff’s Additionally, a study pub- alcohol use in the past two So many bar-drinking cus- their drug use that night and deceased for more than a year. Office at 225-0331. lished in Journal of Studies on weeks or 30 days, said Thombs, tomers are underage because during the past 30 days. One Alcohol found underage drink- who led the research. they can get away with it, in five who reported drinking ing cost Florida residents $3.7 The later it was at night, the Thombs said. “It’s no big secret that night acknowledged being MOVING? LOOKING TO BUY? billion in 2005, including work younger the customers were that the management of drink- under the legal drinking age of SELLING? loss, medical care and pain and who left the bar, so that by the ing establishments in campus 21, Thombs said. Pick up a copy of the News-Leader’s monthly RealEstate magazine at local Man held for armed Man accused of real estate office and area rack locations. robbery in Nassauville threatening harm NOTICE OF SPECIAL GENERAL JASON YURGARTIS eral inter- News-Leader views detec- The Nassau County Sheriff’s the woman ELECTION FOR OFFICE OF tives arrest- Office arrested a Yulee man ran to awake The Nassau County ed Wilder accused of setting a couch on the sleeping STATE SENATE, DISTRICT 8 Sheriff’s Office arrested a sus- Aug. 28 and fire and threatening to burn baby, the (Precincts 101, 102, 202 and 204 on Amelia Island) pect Friday in the attempted charged him down a house with himself, a report stated. to be held OCTOBER 6, 2009 armed robbery of a with attempt- woman and his infant child Upon reach- Nassauville convenience store ed armed inside. ing the front NEW VOTER REGISTRATIONS AND PARTY in January. Wilder robbery, petit Stephen Dalton Perry Jr., door, Perry CHANGES MUST BE SUBMITTED BY Charles Edison “Buckshot” theft, grand 23, of 86046 Carr Village Drive Perry stopped her SEPTEMBER 8, 2009 Wilder, 51, of 95035 Denise St. theft and was arrested Aug. 25 for first- and threat- is accused of entering the dealing in stolen property. degree arson of a dwelling with ened to hit her Kangaroo Express at 941268 According to a separate people present and aggravated if she didn’t give him the baby, Old Nassauville Road just arrest report, the additional assault with a deadly weapon the report stated. She eventu- before midnight Jan. 20 with a charges stem from an unre- without intent to kill. ally handed over the child in shirt wrapped around his face lated case in which Wilder is According to an arrest fear for its safety as well as hers, and a paper bag over his hand charged with stealing an air report, when the woman said the report stated. concealing what he claimed conditioning unit and electric she was leaving him Perry Neither the baby nor the was a gun, according to an meter from a residence and reacted by telling her no one woman was hurt and were able FOR VOTER REGISTRATION INFORMATION arrest report. selling it to his father. was going to have her and his to escape to a neighbor’s house. PLEASE CONTACT: The robber demanded Mary Ann Ward, 46, also of baby, and by allegedly threat- According to the report, Perry Vicki P. Cannon money from the clerk, but 95035 Denise St., has been ening death, the report stated. said it was an accident. He is Supervisor of Elections when she told him she was arrested for dealing in stolen When Perry set the couch being held on $500,002 bond at calling authorities, he hit the property for allegedly pro- on fire at the Sowell Road home, the Nassau County Jail. 416 Centre Street 96135 Nassau Place, Suite 3 register and walked out empty- ducing a fake bill of sale for Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Yulee, FL 32097 handed, the report stated. the air conditioner, said in the According to a press report to be valued at $4,500. Phone: (904) 491-7500 Fax: (904) 432-1400 release, after conducting sev- [email protected] Toll Free: (866) 260-4301 TDD: (904) 491-7510 www.votenassau.com DON’T LITTER WE BUY GOLD!! SPAY ~ NEUTER Coins • Silverware • Jewelry SPAY ~ NEUTER NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A Public Service Announcement by The News-Leader INSTANT CASH For Precious Metals

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This was written by Jason his son was, the report stated. rant – failure to appear on sion with intent to sell, manu- arrested for child porn Yurgartis of the News-Leader The girl’s mother is the mother charges of sale or delivery of facture or deliver cocaine. from oral and written reports by of Davis’ son, according to the marijuana. I Michael Angelo Feoli, 46, JASON YURGARTIS Based on the Nassau County Sheriff’s report, and she has an injunc- I Barbara Stratton Joyner, 540605 Lem Turner Road, News-Leader this informa- Office, the city of Fernandina tion against Davis. 61, 54426 Cravey Road, Calla- Callahan, Aug. 27, two counts of tion, local Beach Police Department and The woman later saw Davis han, Aug. 30, Nassau County Schedule II sale of cocaine, A Fernandina Beach man investigators other agencies. Arrest indicates walking down 11th Street and warrant – failure to appear on three counts of possession with who was applying to be a were able to suspicion of a crime, not guilt. confronted him from inside a charges of robbery and grand intent to sell, manufacture or police recruit for the obtain a Anyone with information car, the report stated. In the theft. deliver cocaine, possession of Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office search war- about criminal activity can con- course of the altercation, Davis I Matthew Albert Abels, 22, cocaine, two counts of posses- found himself on the other rant Aug. 21 tact the “We Tip” program – 1- threw a “large rock” at the pas- 28183 Humble Lane, Hilliard, sion of drug paraphernalia. side of the law when he was Teller and seize 800-78CRIME – allows callers to senger side of the car, causing Aug. 29, felony battery by stran- I Jason Mark Hendrix, 33, arrested Aug. 26 and charged several leave anonymous tips. a big dent, the report stated. gulation. 3728 Hamp Hicks Road, with possession of child items, includ- Burglary arrest According to reports, just I Felicia Shaffay Roberts, Bryceville, Aug. 27, violation of pornography. ing Teller’s computer, from after 10 p.m. Saturday, authori- 41, 44881 Swallowfork Ave., probation – child abuse. According to an arrest his home. An additional A Fernandina Beach man, ties responded to Buccaneer Callahan, Aug. 29, cruelty I Ronald Lee Clemons, 29, report, the Nassau County search warrant was obtained who reportedly burglarized a Villas Apartments where Davis toward a child – abuse without 54513 Marlee Road, Callahan, Sheriff’s Office was contact- Aug. 26 to examine the con- home and threw a large rock at allegedly knocked loudly on the great harm. Aug. 27, exploitation of the eld- ed by JSO on Aug. 21 based on tents of the computer and a car while searching for his door, then kicked it off the door I Larry Thomas Moss, 51, erly or disabled. information given by the according to the report, FDLE son, was found by authorities frame, breaking the molding Paradise Commons Apart- I John Mark Tromblay, 51, potential recruit, David Seaton completed a forensic preview under a pile of clothes in an and threatened those inside, ments, #115, Fernandina Beach, 96094 Green Pine Road, Yulee, Teller, 24, 533 Piney Island of some of the files contained apartment closet Saturday. including a 14-year-old babysit- Aug. 29, cultivation of cannabis. Aug. 26, aggravated battery. Drive, in an information ques- on the computer. Reco Romayous Davis, 36, ter. I Micheal Jamal Shuman, I Roosevelt Devon Arnold, tionnaire. According to authorities, of 723 South 11th St. was arrest- Davis was later found by 19, 86081 Worthington Drive, 42, Jacksonville, Aug. 26, pos- Teller detailed an incident the files showed “numerous ed for residential burglary, authorities hiding in the closet Yulee, Aug. 28, bond surrender session with intent to sell, man- when he was 22 or 23 years images of naked children in throwing deadly missiles, vio- of another apartment in the – larceny of more than $300 – ufacture or deliver cocaine, pos- old in which he peeked at and provocative poses” and “chil- lation of injunction and verbal complex under some clothes. first offense, dealing in stolen session of less than 20 grams of touched a young boy’s geni- dren engaged in explicit sex- assault Aug. 29. Davis is being held on property. marijuana. tals in Jacksonville, the report ual activities.” An example of According to reports, Davis $10,002 bond at the Nassau I Yun Chun Abernethy, 24, I Malcolm Kado Hunter, 28, stated. explicit activities given in the went to two separate resi- County Jail. Marietta, Ga., Aug. 28, posses- Jacksonville, Aug. 26, two During follow-up questions report was “children approxi- dences, both of which were Stun gun used sion of cocaine, possession of counts of Schedule II sale of administered by a detective mately 10-years-of-age or less under the charge of juvenile drug paraphernalia. cocaine, two counts of posses- during a voluntary poly- having ... intercourse.” babysitters, demanding to see A deputy with the Nassau I Diana Marycatherine sion with intent to sell, manu- graph examination, the report Teller is being held on his son. County Sheriff’s Office subdued Trussell, 26, Valdosta, Ga., Aug. facture or deliver cocaine, pos- stated, Teller admitted to $50,002 bond at the Nassau In the first instance, just after a man with a stun gun after 28, possession of cocaine, pos- session of less than 20 grams of downloading child pornogra- County Jail for possession of 5 a.m., a 12-year-old babysitter escorting him to his parents’ session of drug paraphernalia. marijuana. phy that was still on his com- child pornography. notified her mother that Davis house to retrieve property from I Eric Charles Welsh, 45, I Amber Renee Drum- puter. [email protected] was knocking and asking where inside. 54058 Lawhon Road, Callahan, heller, 21, 45199 Iris Blvd., The deputy followed Justin Aug. 28, five counts of grand Callahan, Aug. 26, armed bur- Lee Haynes, 21, to his parents’ theft, two counts of burglary. glary, grand theft. home on Last Rebel Road in I Richard Lee Londress, 34, I Robert Bryan Holloway, Whether buying or selling, Hilliard “to retrieve property.” Jacksonville, Aug. 28, five 25, 2851 Bob White Lane, The report states Haynes counts of grand theft, two Fernandina Beach, Aug. 25, began arguing with his parents, counts of burglary. aggravated domestic assault, speak with the realtor who causing them to request he I Robert William Anderson, aggravated domestic battery. leave. Haynes reportedly 22, Jacksonville, Aug. 27, two I Joel Lindy Lovitt, 35, 3195 has made it happen since 1995. refused to leave and continued counts of burglary, two counts Crews Road, Fernandina Beach, to cause a disturbance. of grand theft, dealing in stolen Aug. 25, Nassau County war- $9 million in closed sales Haynes allegedly resisted property, unlawful use of a two- rant – violation of probation – when a deputy told him he was way communications device. dealing in stolen property. year-to-date 2009. under arrest. The deputy dis- I Richard Jackson Lynn, 31, I Jeremy David Harbottle, charged one stun gun probe 1854 Clinch Drive, Lot 2, 19, Jacksonville, Aug. 25, bur- and Haynes was able to be Fernandina Beach, Aug. 27, glary, grand theft, dealing in View the best listings in the handcuffed, the report stated. grand theft, dealing in stolen stolen property. A Nassau County Fire property. I Carl Eugene Thorton, 48, Amelia Island Market.... 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WEDNESDAY, September 2, 2009 NEWS News-Leader 13A Charges dropped COURT REPORT The following report was com- must pay $12,632 in restitution ed not guilty to sale or deliv- I A trial date of Nov. 16 was piled by Jason Yurgartis, News- to victims at $200 a month and ery of cannabis. set for William McKeeves on against principal Leader staff, from the Aug. 27 must write a letter of apology I Thomas Jordan pleaded charges of burglary of a court docket of Circuit Court within 10 days. guilty to burglary of a dwelling dwelling and grand theft. Judge Robert Foster. I A motion to dismiss with- and was adjudicated guilty. I Dennis Lee Scott pleaded JASON YURGARTIS name,” Poole said in a brief I Jonathan Mitchell Agnew out prejudice three counts of Additional charges of grand not guilty to contempt of com- News-Leader statement. was not prosecuted for posses- violation of probation for lewd theft and dealing in stolen prop- munity control. Rodeffer’s wife called sion of controlled substance and lascivious exhibition and erty were not prosecuted. He I Rhonda Faith Waits plead- The State Attorney’s Office police two weeks ago after an with intent to sell and posses- failure to register as a sex was sentenced to 12 months in ed guilty to sale of a controlled declined on Thursday to pros- alleged argument with her sion of more than 20 grams of offender was granted on behalf the Nassau County Jail with substance and was adjudicated ecute Yulee Middle School’s husband. She said it turned cannabis. of Alexander McKesson Croft credit for time served, followed guilty. She was sentenced to principal on a charge of physical after Rodeffer “fol- I Daina Marie Bailey plead- due to mental incompetence. by 18 months of drug offender one year probation and 50 domestic battery. lowed her into the bedroom ed not guilty to grand theft. I Kenneth Myron Dyal probation, including random hours of community service at James D. Rodeffer, 49, and slammed the door,” I A trial date of Oct. 19 was pleaded guilty to battery on a urinalysis and drug/alcohol 10 hours per month and 96198 Sea Winds Drive, was “accosted” her and “grabbed set for John Wayne Bass Jr. on person 65 or older and was treatment within 60 days of ordered to pay $100 to the State arrested and taken to the her by the arms,” according to charges of failure to obtain a adjudicated guilty. He was sen- release. He was ordered to pay Attorney’s Office, $150 to the Nassau County Jail after he a police report. worker compensation policy tenced to 24 months probation $100 to the State Attorney’s Public Defender’s Office and allegedly struck his wife Aug. “She turned to defend her- and uttering a forged instru- and must attend the Salvation Office, $150 to the Public $348 in court costs. 18. self at which time (he) slapped ment. Army residential drug treat- Defender’s Office, $348 in court I Edgar Allen Wiedenhoeft But according to a dispo- her in the face,” the report I James Gordon Boucher ment program, but will remain costs and a total of $500 in resti- pleaded guilty to resisting sition notice from the State stated. “There was redness to pleaded guilty to four counts in jail until a bed becomes avail- tution. arrest with violence and bat- Attorney’s Office sent from her face and bruising to her of dealing in stolen property able. Dyal was ordered to pay I Nicholas Mikel Lynch- tery and was adjudicated Rodeffer’s lawyer Harrison W. upper arms.” and was adjudicated guilty. $100 to the State Attorney’s jones pleaded guilty to dealing guilty. He was sentenced con- Poole, the charge will not be Rodeffer was named prin- Four additional counts of deal- Office, $150 to the Public in stolen property and adjudi- currently to two years proba- pursued. cipal of Yulee Middle School ing in stolen property were not Defender’s Office, $348 in court cation was withheld. An addi- tion for resisting arrest with “My client has maintained this summer. He had been prosecuted. He was sentenced costs and $352 in surcharges. tional charge of accessory after violence and one year proba- his innocence throughout this director of secondary educa- to 24 months in a state prison I Troy Nathan Frederick the fact was not prosecuted. He tion for battery. Within 60 matter and is pleased the jus- tion for Nassau County with credit for time served, to pleaded not guilty to uttering was sentenced to 24 months days of sentencing, Wieden- tice system has cleared his Schools. run concurrently with a Duval forged bills and petit theft. probation and ordered to pay hoeft must complete an County case. Boucher was I A motion to terminate $100 to the State Attorney’s alcohol/drug evaluation and ordered to pay $100 to the State Carl Martin Hunt’s probation Office and $348 in court costs. follow-up and a batterer’s inter- Attorney’s Office, $150 to the for two counts of sexual bat- Lynchjones, in conjunction with vention program. He was Public Defender’s Office and tery and molestation of a victim a codefendant, must pay ordered to pay $100 to the Man gets 11 years $348 in court costs. Frederick less that 12 years old by an $12,632 in restitution to victims State Attorney’s Office, $348 in Paul Bretton pleaded not guilty offender over the age of 18 was at $200 a month and must write court costs and $352 in sur- to two counts of battery on a denied by the court. a letter of apology within 10 charges. law enforcement officer and a I Daniel Lee Kelsaw plead- days. [email protected] for armed robbery count of affray and riots. A motion to reduce Bretton’s JASON YURGARTIS of false $25,002 bond was denied. News-Leader imprison- I Lindsey Nicole Clark’s ment and probation for grand theft was Support the A local man was sentenced two counts extended six months. She is to 11 years in a state prison of aggravat- eligible for early termination of Yulee High School for the January 2007 armed ed battery probation upon payment in full robbery of a Fernandina in connec- of all outstanding court costs Beach convenience store. tion with the and fees. football program join the John Robert Hernandez, Hernandez Jan. 19, I Craig Hayward Comfort 22, of 732 Old Amelia Road 2007, rob- pleaded guilty to dealing in pleaded guilty Aug. 27 to bery of stolen property and burglary armed robbery, sale or deliv- Fernandina Food Mart at 201 of a structure or conveyance “InZone Club” ery of a controlled substance South 14th St. and adjudication was withheld. within 1,000 feet of a school Police had been searching He was sentenced to 24 months and possession of less than 20 for months for suspects in the probation and ordered to pay Annual membership is only $25! grams of marijuana and was case in which four men rushed $100 to the State Attorney’s adjudicated guilty. A charge of the store about 10:45 p.m. just Office, $150 to the Public Mail your check payable to The InZone Club tampering with a witness was as it was preparing to close Defender’s Office and $348 in not prosecuted. and ordered a clerk to give court costs. Hayward, in con- and membership information to: Hernandez was sentenced them money while holding junction with a codefendant, to 11 years in a state prison another clerk at gunpoint. A The InZone Club with credit for 665 days served surveillance video showed the and ordered to pay $100 to the first clerk screaming as at least P.O. Box 1463, Yulee, FL 32041 State Attorney’s Office, $448 in one of the men repeatedly court costs and $500 in resti- ordered her to “shut up” and Name: Phone: tution. give him money. Hernandez faced a manda- In the video three of the Address/State/Zip: tory minimum of 10 years in men followed her to the count- jail if found guilty of the crime er near the cash register and Email (for info form web site): because of Florida’s 10-20-life as she began pulling money sentencing policy for armed out of the drawer a fourth man TEAM (Together Everyone Accomplishes More) offenses. pointed what appeared to be a Hernandez was arrested at gun at the second clerk. Please Join Today! his home in November 2007 After receiving the money on charges of sale, manufac- the men ran out of the store ture and distribution of mari- and the clerk called 911. A Go Hornets! juana following an “extensive” man outside the store chased investigation, Fernandina the robbers, believing they NL/PSA Beach Police Chief Jim Hurley were shoplifters, but they got said in a 2007 press release. away in a car. Hernandez reportedly was Lavone Monique Hutchin- captured on a drug surveil- son, 23, 901 S. 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SUBMITTED PHOTOS Michael Hawthorne, above right, joins Counselor-in-training Allen on a ski lift above the luge track in Queenstown, New Zealand, where snow-capped peaks can be seen in the background. Below, Michael enjoys Fiji’s Tavewa Island. Summer travel alters perspective for teen

HEATHER A. PERRY tance left by his great-grand- News-Leader father, who specified the money be used for education. hen Jane TFT teens travel with a Hawthorne sent group of peers and adult her son Michael chaperones in a seven to one W off on a summer ratio, absorbing the everyday trip, she had no idea how life of each destination in a great the impact would be on way few tourists can. him. “It’s not the fast food of “Michael was a different travel,” said Trish Baker, TFT person when he got back,” flight and logistics coordina- said Hawthorne. tor. “He sees the world as a dif- “You’re not stuck on a bus. ferent place now. It has You’re right in the thick of changed his whole perspec- things, you’re centrally locat- tive about his life.” ed, and there’s always some- While it wasn’t his first trip thing to do.” away from home – he spent a Baker said the trips are all month in Nicaragua last year about living like the locals visiting a family whose son and experiencing their world lives here – this trip definitely on their terms. changed the way the teenager “It’s really a unique pro- views his world. gram because you get a great Michael spent five weeks perspective on the world. It visiting Australia, New helps you become much Zealand and the Fiji Islands more of a world citizen and be with a group called Travel for grateful for what you have.” Teens (TFT). The trip was Michael Hawthorne expe- financed through an inheri- rienced this exact change in viewpoint after his five-week cultural immersion. “It’s changed my entire perspective on life,” said Hawthorne. “It was a once in a lifetime experience. There really are not words to give full credit to the things I saw and experienced – the flaw- less scenery, the exquisite foods and the immeasurable amounts of fun you have doing each and every little thing, even public transporta- tion.” As for the food, Hawthorne said he ate most of the “deep-culture” foods he was offered. “I ate kangaroo, emu, sev- eral types of lamb and goat as well as fish I didn’t even know the names of!” Of all the exotic foods he tried, Hawthorne named kan- garoo as the most unusual. He found the people he Back home, the met at each new location to be Fernandina Beach High “laid back, calm and collected, School senior will settle into Laura Lott Harris but not lazy in any way, shape his final year of high school, or form.” looking forward to another During his excursion, trip next summer. He has his Hawthorne experienced life sights set on becoming a to the fullest, living as a native counselor-in-training with in Fiji, diving the Great TFT next year and looks Barrier Reef off the coast of ahead to achieving full coun- Australia, and cave diving, selor after college. which he found a bit uncom- “I would say most of the fortable. kids come back with a deeper “It was loads of fun but it understanding about how starts to get cold and I get people around the world are nervous in caves because I’m similar despite the differ- a little claustrophobic.” ences in culture. Our kids EVERY LIVING ROOM! EVERY BEDROOM! EVERY DINING ROOM! The most exciting part of really get a leg up on that the trip for Hawthorne was much faster than if they just the jet boat ride through a stayed home and went to rocky canyon. summer camp,” said Trish The most difficult part was Baker, trip leader and logis- leaving the group once the tics coordinator, Travel for tour was over. Teens. “You make a lot of friends For more information on you won’t ever forget ... and Travel for Teens visit EVERY RECLINER! ALL INNDOOR/OUTDOOR FURNITURE! ALL ACCENT FURNITURE! you’re leaving paradise. No www.travelforteens.com. one wants to leave paradise!” [email protected]

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The varsity Hornets shut out the host Baldwin Indians 20-0 Friday night in a half of the Kickoff Classic. The junior varsity football team won 6-0 in the second half. “I was very happy with our overall play,” said Bobby Ramsay, Yulee High School head football coach. “Forcing four turnovers in a half was BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER good, but I was happy that we Derrick Henry smiles after scored on the first play after scoring a touchdown at two of them. That shows the Yulee Middle School last kids are starting to understand season. The freshman at about taking advantage of Yulee High School scored momentum swings in a game. three touchdowns Friday. “I thought the offensive line, led by Kenny Stewart and Abe Gingery, played extremely well, Lawser threw two passes for better than the offensive line 40 yards. Camp caught both. played all last year. I was also The defense allowed just 53 very proud of the JV. They real- yards and collected six quar- ly dominated.” terback sacks. PHOTOS BY BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER Freshman Derrick Henry Jake Green had a pair of Dante Galloro harrassed Ponte Vedra’s quarterback all night Friday in a preseason Kickoff Classic. The had a big night, scoring all fumble recoveries and Justin Fernandina Beach High School varsity football team won 13-7 in the first half and gave way to the junior varsity three touchdowns for the var- Miller had an interception. squads in the second half. The regular season opens Friday at Hilliard for the FBHS Pirates. sity. He had 69 yards on just Cameron Ponder had three seven carries. Jeremy Deberry sacks and Jacob Castellanos had two carries for six yards, had 2 1/2 sacks. Jonathan Knauss had a carry The Yulee Hornets open the for six yards and Petty ran the regular season Friday night at Pirates edge Sharks 13-7 in a half ball once for 10 yards. home with Arlington Country Knauss also had punting Day School. duties, and kicked twice for 63 “Arlington Country Day FBHS opens season yards. brings a lot of athletes and Conner Petty competed two speed this week and they just Friday night in Hilliard of five passes for 29 yards. played St. Augustine and BETH JONES Kelvin Rainey had a catch for Raines, so they will be ready to News-Leader six yards and Derrick Peterson play,” Ramsay said. “We will reeled in one for 23 yards. have to improve our passing Carlos Holcey had his first of three Mason led the junior varsity and our kickoff coverage in interceptions early in the first quarter with 12 carries for 66 yards and order to win.” to set up Tahj Kimble’s 47-yard touch- scored the lone TD. Kyle Kickoff is at 7 p.m. Friday. down run Friday night in a Kickoff Classic at Ponte Vedra. Kimble, a senior at Fernandina Beach High School and last season’s most valuable player for Nassau Turtle Trot run, County, led the Pirates with a 90-yard night on 12 carries and helped steer the varsity squad to a 13-7 first-half victory. Robby Phillips kicked the walk on Saturday point-after following Kimble’s TD. Holcey had his second pick less An earlier start and some younger will begin at 9 a.m. In than a minute later, but the Pirates free extras are in store for par- another change this year, the couldn’t capitalize on it. ticipants in this year’s Turtle kids’ runs will be free. The goal On the first play of the second Trot 5K/10K race and 1.5-mile is to encourage young people to quarter, sophomore quarterback walk on Labor Day weekend. run and make the entire event Timmy Roszell connected with senior The annual event will begin at more affordable for families, Tai Alford for a touchdown. Phillips’ 7:30 a.m. Saturday, a half hour Hill said. Registration is re- kick was blocked by Ponte Vedra. The earlier than last year. quired and youth finishers will Pirates went up 13-0. After the race, runners can receive a ribbon at the end of Ponte Vedra scored with less than freshen up with a free shower their run. three minutes left in the second quar- at the Atlantic Avenue A popular feature is return- ter. Recreation Center and spend ing this year — original T-shirt “Varsity wise, defensively I didn’t the rest of the day on Amelia artwork by Fernandina Beach think we looked bad,” said Ed “Puggy” Island. Those who use the artist and sea turtle volunteer Brown, head football coach at FBHS. Tahj Kimble led the Pirates’ showers should bring their own Sandra Baker-Hinton. All pre- “Offensively, there are definitely rushing attack Friday, above. towels. registered walkers and 5K/10K things we need to work on.” Brett Dahl, right, picks up some Runners and walkers can runners will receive a T-shirt The junior varsity squads played yards for FBHS. Carlos Holcey, present their race bib for free with shirts available on race the second half. below with a tackle, had three admission to Fort Clinch State day while supplies last. “We normally don’t play JV in a interceptions in the first half. Park for the remainder of the Proceeds benefit the Amelia Kickoff Classic,” Brown said. “We day. Island Sea Turtle Watch and found a lot of things we need to work An awards ceremony with sea turtle patrols inside Fort on. They’re mostly ninth graders. I door prizes will follow the event Clinch State Park along with think it was a big shock for them.” with a grand prize of a four-day, the running club’s youth run- The Pirates open the regular sea- three-night stay at the Amelia ning programs. son Friday at Hilliard. Island Plantation. Entry fee is now $25 for “We’ve been butting up in Kickoff The race will again feature everyone. Pre-registration ends Classics since I’ve been here,” Brown professional scoring from 1st at 2 p.m. Thursday, but there said. Place Sports in Jacksonville, will be race-day registration The game will pit coach against using an electronic chip-timing from 6-7 a.m. at the Atlantic former player as Brown played high system. Avenue Recreation Center. school football under Hilliard Coach The 5K, 10K and 1.5-mile Entry forms and online reg- Paul Whittenburg. non-competitive walk will start istration are available at “We’ve seen them on film,” Brown and finish at the Atlantic www.AmeliaIslandRunners.co said. “You know they’ll play you hard Avenue Recreation Center with m. Forms are also available at for four quarters. Paul Whittenburg the last half of the 10K running Club 14 Fitness, Red Otter teams are always well-conditioned and through Fort Clinch State Park. Outfitters and other locations. well-coached.” Half-mile and one-mile fun Visit the AIR website or call Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m. runs for children 10 and 277-3676. USC could smell roses if Barkley takes a bite of the Big Apple f Southern Cal makes it to the Rose Bowl ton of true freshmen starting advice on where to eat in New York this cancel with West Virginia Wesleyan within a for all the marbles next January, true quarterbacks in college foot- December ... day of the game when the gear still had not freshman QB Matt Barkley might just be ball over the years. With that So let me get this straight. The NCAA plans arrived. Ifresh off a trip to New York as an invitee to said, there is a one-word rea- to file an appeal to the Florida state appeals Of course the first question that pops into the Heisman Trophy celebration. Barkley, a son why coaches usually court to block the release of the documents the average Joe’s head is how was St. Paul’s heralded gunslinger out of Orange County, choose to let the new guys be concerning FSU’s appeal of the NCAA’s deci- able to practice with no equipment? According edged out sophomore Aaron Corp and will mentored for at least a year sion to strip wins from head football coach to the school’s athletics director, Leroy take over a USC squad full of talent. With that before throwing them into Bobby Bowden? This story is really not Bacote, the Tigers were getting in game shape said, it’s also a USC squad full of players that the proverbial fire: appealing anymore ... by doing calisthenics in shorts and T-shirts. even the gifted Mark Sanchez failed to lead to Experience. University of Florida freshman RB/WR Are you serious? Who were they scrimmaging, the promise land before leaving town for the Trojans’ head coach Pete Andre Debose reportedly has a chronic ham- the local YMCA? NFL’s New York Jets. Needless to say, Barkley Carroll insisted last week string issue that will keep him out of the line- What an embarrassment to St. Paul’s and has some big shoes to fill, which is why many SPORTS that Barkley is not the typical up indefinitely. I’ll give Gator haters five rea- the football players who chose to represent skeptics will remove USC from BCS TALK wide-eyed freshman and sons not to get too excited about this bit of the school. Championship contention. And if history is an lauded him for his maturity news. Tebow, Demps, Rainey, James, Hernan- It seems Mr. Bacote and company need to indicator, they might be right to do so. JOHN L. under center since his arrival dez. Yeah, there might still be a few guys develop some sort of checklist. Since 1972, when freshmen were first CRAWFORD last spring. That bodes well around there who can take up the slack ... Coaches? Check. Players? Check. Helmets allowed to compete with the big boys, only two for USC. I’m just not sure Well, we would have had some college foot- and shoulder pads? Dolt! — Miami’s Bernie Kosar in 1983 and that he has enough quality ball Saturday, albeit the Division II brand, had Hopefully somebody is around to remind Oklahoma’s Jamelle Holieway in 1985 — have reps under his belt to navigate the near-perfect the athletic gurus at St. Paul’s college of South Mr. Bacote to return the flags to the “Y.” stepped on campus and under center to lead season it would likely take for USC to make it Hill, Va., not forgotten an important detail: John L. Crawford’s column appears in the their teams to a national title. That stat might to Pasadena. And if I’m wrong, well, Mr. Helmets and shoulder pads. The team report- News-Leader on Wednesdays. E-mail questions be a bit unfair because there haven’t been a Barkley might just be calling Mr. Sanchez for edly had the equipment on order but had to or comments to him at jlcraw [email protected]. CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

2B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2009 SPORTS News-Leader

2009 SCHEDULES SPORTS SHORTS FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Varsity Football Boys Golf Special Olympics bowling sponsors are needed at $10 each to Communities In Schools office, located Sept. 4 at Hilliard 7:30 Sept. 3 at Ponte Vedra/Episcopal 4:30 ensure all students 18 and under run for at The Peck Center, 516 S. 10th St., Sept. 11 BRADFORD 7:30 Sept. 8 BOLLES 4:00 Nassau County Special Olympics Sept. 18 PROVIDENCE 7:30 Sept. 10 at Trinity 4:00 free. Fernandina Beach. Sept. 25 at West Nassau* 7:30 Sept. 14 TRINITY 4:00 bowling tournament is Sept. 4 at Strikers The Nassau County school with the For information about the organiza- Oct. 2 BOLLES* 7:30 Sept. 15 at Bolles 4:00 Bowling Center on US 17 south of A1A most participants will receive a prize of tion visit www.cisnassau.org or call Oct. 9 EPISCOPAL* 7:30 Sept. 17 BISHOP KENNY 4:00 in Yulee. The competition starts at 9 a.m. Oct. 23 INTERLACHEN* 7:30 Sept. 21 PROVIDENCE 4:00 $1,000. All other proceeds benefit Executive Director Susan Milana at 321- Oct. 30 at University Christian* 7:30 Sept. 22 EPISCOPAL 4:15 but athletes who cannot be there until 10 Communities In Schools in its efforts to 2000. Nov. 6 at Yulee* 7:00 Sept. 28 at West Nassau 4:00 a.m. can still be accommodated. The help Nassau County students succeed Nov. 13 at Matanzas 7:00 Oct. 6 at Providence 4:00 competition is open to any athlete eight * District games Oct. 14 WEST NASSAU 4:00 in school, graduate and prepare for a Pro wrestling at Yulee High Oct. 15 Bishop Kenny TBA 4:00 years old and up with intellectual disabili- productive life. YULEE HIGH SCHOOL Oct. 19 or 20 District Continental Championship Wrestling ties who would like to participate. Phyllis Helmes, CIS board member, Varsity Football Oct. 26 Region, Haile Plantation Anyone wishing to participate in bowl- returns to Nassau County Sept. 5 at Sept. 4 ARLINGTON CO. DAY 7:00 Oct. 27-29 State in Lakeland and Liz Kawecki, owner of Y Yoga Inc., Yulee High School. Doors open at 6:30 Sept. 11 at Englewood 7:00 ing or any other Special Olympics will be visiting Nassau County middle Sept. 18 MATANZAS 7:00 FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL p.m. Bell time 7:30 p.m. The main event events should contact John McBrearty at and high schools prior to the event, offer- Sept. 25 at Episcopal* 7:30 Girls Golf jandemcb@aol. com or 491-0369 to for the evening is a six-man tag team Oct. 9 WEST NASSAU* 7:00 Sept. 2 at Orange Park 4:00 ing training techniques and encourage- match as CCW champion “Rock ‘n’ Roll” Oct. 16 at Bolles* 7:30 Sept. 9 BISHOP KENNY 4:00 start the registration process. ment to participating students. Kawecki Oct. 23 UNIVERSITY CHRIST.* 7:00 Sept. 11 OAK HALL 4:00 Chris Turner teams up with the CCW tag and Helmes will assist the students in all Oct. 30 at Interlachen* 7:30 Sept. 16 at Ponte Vedra 3:30 team champions the Marcs Brothers Nov. 6 FERNANDINA* 7:00 Sept. 23 at Providence 4:00 Try out for Amelia Elite aspects of training, from pre-race warm- against Kevin Toole and Picture Perfect. Nov. 13 at Paxon 7:00 Sept. 24 ORANGE PARK 4:00 up to post-race cool-down. * District games Sept. 29 at Bishop Kenny 4:00 Amelia Elite is having a tryout for new Also on the card, MMA fighter turned Start training now. Stretch and start Sept. 30 BOLLES 4:00 members for the 2009-10 team. This is a professional wrestling superstar Cheyne FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Oct. 1 at Episcopal 4:15 slow and easy. Warm up for a minute. competition team open to Nassau Miles gets a shot at the CCW Southern Volleyball Oct. 7 Bolles TBA 4:00 Walk, run/walk or run three minutes Sept. 3 at Raines* (varsity) 5:30 Oct. 8 PONTE VEDRA 4:00 County students in grades 6-10. The try- States title, held by Scotty Biggs and Sept. 8 BAKER COUNTY 5:30/6:30 Oct. 12 at Oak Hall 4:00 three days a week. Pick another heart out will be at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 3 at the The Dynasty. Also scheduled to appear Sept. 10 at Hilliard 5/6/7 Oct. 19 or 20 District pumping activity on the other four days Sept. 11-12 Tourney in Orlando (V) TBA Oct. 26 Region at UF cheerleading facility behind Fernandina are The Wranglers, “Mr. Saturday Night,” for at least 10 minutes. Cool down with a Sept. 15 RIBAULT* (varsity) 5:30 Nov. 2-4 State at Lakeland Beach Middle School. Call Debbi Roland Jarrod Micheals, Buck Buchanan, Mad Sept. 17 at Episcopal* 5:30/6:30 minute walk and stretch it out. at FBHS at 261-5713 for information. Dog Miller, Riot and Samantha Steele. Sept. 21 HILLIARD (Dig Pink) 5/6/7 FERNANDINA BEACH MIDDLE SCHOOL For the second week of training, Sept. 22 BOLLES (JV) 5:30 Football Partial proceeds to benefit the Yulee beginning Sept. 6, increase running or Sept. 23 ORANGE PARK 5:30/6:30 Sept. 8 at Callahan 6:00 Sign up for Girls on the Run High School football team. Sept. 29 at Yulee* 5:30/6:30 Sept. 15 HILLIARD 6:00 walking to four minutes. For week three, Tickets are $7 at the door. Advance Oct. 1 at Menendez 5:30/6:30 Sept. 22 at Yulee 6:00 The Girls on the Run deadline for fall beginning Sept. 13, increase running Oct. 3 Dig Pink-Stanton (varsity) TBA Sept. 29 CALLAHAN 6:00 tickets are $6 through the YHS football 2009 registration is Sept. 4. The pro- and walking to six minutes and to nine Oct. 5 at Middleburg 5:30/6:30 Oct. 6 at Hilliard 6:00 team. For information on the event, visit Oct. 8 at Bolles* 5:30/6:30 Oct. 13 PROVIDENCE 4:30 gram begins Sept. 12. Sign up at minutes for the fourth week, beginning ccwrestling.org. Oct. 13 YULEE 5:30/6:30 Oct. 20 YULEE 6:00 www.gotrneflorida.org. Registration Sept. 20. After cool down, hold a stretch Oct. 19 WEST NASSAU** 5:30/6:30 Oct. 26-29 District at Episcopal TBA FERNANDINA BEACH MIDDLE SCHOOL forms are also at GOTR site locations. 15 seconds for each major muscle * District games Volleyball group. Freedom Playground event ** Senior night Sept. 10 at Hilliard 5:00 Sept. 15 at Callahan 5/6:00 Fernandina Beach Babe Ruth Week five begins Sept. 27 with slow The Freedom Playground FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Sept. 17 YULEE 2:15/3:15 Fernandina Beach Babe Ruth is hold- and easy stretches, a minute warm-up Wheelathon will be held Sept. 26 at Cross Country Sept. 21 HILLIARD 5:00 ing registration for fall ball softball and walk and 13 minutes of walking or run- Central Park off of Atlantic Avenue. The Sept. 12 GREENWAY TRIALS 8am Sept. 24 CALLAHAN 5/6:00 ning. After cool down, again hold a Wheelathon is an awareness event Sept. 19 at Katie Caples Invite 6:00 Sept. 28 at Yulee 5/6:00 baseball online at www.leaguelineup. Sept. 26 at Bob Hans Open 8am Oct. 1 County at Hilliard com/fernandina. The annual general stretch 15 seconds for each major mus- intended to raise money for Freedom Oct. 2 at FIRunners.com Open 8am cle group. Week 6 begins Oct. 4. After Playground. Oct. 10 at Asics Classic 8am YULEE MIDDLE SCHOOL meeting is at 6 p.m. Sept. 9 at the Peck Oct. 17 CIS Open 4:00 Football Center reception room. stretching a minute warm-up, spend 15 Team and open registration are from Oct. 24 at Bronco Bob Open 7am Sept. 8 at Hilliard 6:00 minutes walking or running. Cool down 9-10 a.m. The walk is from 10-11 a.m. Oct. 29 COUNTY 4:30 Sept. 15 CALLAHAN 6:00 with a minute walk and stretch. from Central Park to the downtown mari- Nov. 5 District 2-2A Sept. 22 FERNANDINA BEACH 6:00 Back to School beach run Nov. 14 Region 1-2A, Tallahassee Sept. 29 HILLIARD 6:00 Week seven begins Oct. 11. After na and back, using one wheelchair per Nov. 21 State 2A meet, Dade City 8am Oct. 6 at Callahan 6:00 The second annual Back-to-School stretching and minute warm-up, walk or team. Live music, food by Sonny’s, Oct. 13 RICHARDSON 6:00 Beach Fun Run/Walk to benefit run on Monday and Wednesday for five demonstration events (wheelchair soft- FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL Oct. 20 at Fernandina Beach 6:00 Junior Varsity Football Communities In Schools will be held at 4 minutes. Do 10 minutes of your favorite ball, tennis and basketball) will be held Sept. 10 at Yulee 7:00 YULEE MIDDLE SCHOOL p.m. Oct. 17 at Peters Point Park on cardio activity on Tuesday and Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 17 HILLIARD 7:00 Volleyball Sept. 24 WEST NASSAU 7:00 Sept. 10 CALLAHAN 6:00 Amelia Island. The 5K (3.1-mile) run or and rest on Friday. Register in advance at www.firstgiv- Oct. 1 at Bolles 7:00 Sept. 17 at Fernandina Beach* 2:15 2K (one-mile) walk includes music, food, Registration information is available ing.com /freedomplayground. For infor- Oct. 8 at Camden County 5:00 Sept. 21 at Callahan 6:00 awards and fun for the whole family. at www.ameliaislandrunners.com. mation, contact Aaron Morgan at (904) Oct. 15 at Stanton 6:00 Sept. 28 FERNANDINA BEACH* 3:15 Oct. 22 BISHOP KENNY 7:00 Oct. 1 County at Hilliard 4:30 The event is open to all adults, chil- Applications will be available at all 335-7253 or e-mail him at aaronmor- Oct. 29 YULEE 7:00 *In-school game dren and teens. Adult entry is $20 and Nassau County schools and at the [email protected]. Test your skills each week against our celebrities: This Week’s Games: Georgia vs. Oklahoma State Alabama vs. Virginia Tech. GGRRIIDDIIRROONN LSU vs. Washington GGUUEESSSSEESS

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2009 SPORTS News-Leader 3B BLACK BELTS Robertson shoots a 71, clinches men’s blitz title The last week in August was still hot, but 62 players turned out last Wednesday to take part in the blitz. It was one of those days GOLF NEWS when a few players had really great scores (90) tied for sixth place at plus 3. led by Jim Robertson, who had a two-under- Association members are reminded of the par 71, good for plus 13 points and individual monthly meeting to be held tonight at 5:30 honors. He was pushed for the honors by p.m. Ken Davies (76) and Bruce Smyk (82), who tied for second and third places at plus 12. Career low for Dawson Smyk (plus 12) was on an all-plus team of Ed Lormand (94, plus 7), Larry Gallo (86, Paul Dawson had a career low of 72 from plus 5) and Claude Hartley (90, plus 3), the blue tees at Amelia National Golf Club which finished in first place with a great Saturday. score of plus 27 points. Second place went to a team with no Opening day for ladies minuses that was led by Davies (plus 12), The Fernandina Beach Women’s Golf Doug Morris (89, plus 5), David Mudd (90, Association opens its 2009-10 season Sept. 8 plus 5) and Lynn Satterwhite (88, even) fin- at 9 a.m. A luncheon will follow. A warm wel- ishing at another score of plus 22. come is extended to any woman interested in In a distant third place a team that includ- joining the league. Call Jayne Paige at 277- ed John Bray (78, plus 9), Bob Sibley (85, 7370 with any inquiries. The league runs plus 7), Bob Craven (91, plus 1) and Zack September through May and the fee to join is Raszkin (95, minus 3) as they had a score of $35. plus 14. Robertson with his plus 13 did get just enough help from Jack Croake (80, plus 6) to Junior Players Championship offset the minus 2 of Al Jump (97) and Kenny For the third consecutive year, the PGA Pickett (85) and the minus 3 of Allen Tour and American Junior Golf Association Elefterion (82) to finish in fourth place at plus will combine efforts to stage The Junior SUBMITTED 12. Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass in Pak’s Karate Academy of Fernandina Beach had four students promote to first-degree Friday saw a smaller turnout for the blitz Ponte Vedra Beach Sept. 3-6. The 54-hole black belt at the United Tang Soo Do Federation headquarters in Jacksonville Aug. 8. as 40 players took part. The scoring was not event will feature the top 60 junior boys in the Grand Master Song Ki Pak presided over the promotion along with Masters Craig, quite as good as on Wednesday as individual Polo Golf Rankings (as of July 20) along with Bryan and Carolyn Peeples. Promoting to first degree were Cindy Schaefer, Cole honors went to Bob Dorsey (75), who shared 18 of the leading players from around the Schaefer, Sterling Schaefer and Stone Schaefer. The Schaefer family began training at them with Claude Hartley (83) at plus 8. world. Pak’s of Fernandina Beach in March 2005. Cindy Schaefer is a wedding coordinator There was a tie for third place at plus 7 With The Players Stadium Course as the at The Ribault Club. Cole Schaefer is a senior at Fernandina Beach High School, between Larry Hutchison (81), Steve event’s backdrop, participants will be tested Sterling Schaefer is a sophomore at FBHS and Stone Schaefer is in the eighth grade at Johnson (a three-under-par 70) and Bill Jones at the same venue as the PGA Tour’s Players Fernandina Beach Middle School. (78). Championship. The 7,215-yard layout, which As on Wednesday, each of the winning will set-up just as it is for the professionals, teams was in double figures. Johnson (plus 7) has proven to challenge even the best junior TENNIS NEWS assisted by Charles Kicklighter (76, plus 6) golfers, ages 12-18, making The Junior and Allen Sage (78, plus 3) was enough to Players Championship a coveted title. • Get fitter and play tennis advanced players meet of Jacksonville. For informa- allow the team that included Mike Joyce (77, The event begins Sept. 3, when a select at the same time through car- Tuesdays and Thursdays tion, contact Amanda Becker minus 2) to finish in first place at plus 14. group of juniors will be paired with amateur dio tennis. It is open to all from 4-5 p.m. and 5-6 p.m. A at (904) 281-1187 or Second place at plus 13 was claimed by partners in a charity Junior-Am Fundraising ages and all levels and is held complete schedule of clinics [email protected]. com or the team of Rob Maynard (76, plus 6), Jesse Tournament. The 54-hole competition begins from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Satur- and times will be announced visit www.ustaflex.com. Martinez (86, plus 5), Wayne Mortenson (89, Sept. 4 and will be played through Sept. 6 days at Amelia National Golf next week. These clinics will • The MPS Group Cham- plus 5) and Larry Gallo (91, minus 3). with tee times running from 8-9:48 a.m. off Club. Cost is $10 for adults take place at the Yulee Sports pionships is confirmed for There was a tie at pls 12 for third and the Nos. 1 and 10 tees. Spectators are wel- and $5 for children. Call (904) Complex. April 5-11, 2010, on the Sony fourth places. The teams involved were made come to attend and admission is free of 373-8366 for details. Adult tennis clinics are Ericsson WTA Tour calendar. up of Jones (plus 7), Jim Robertson (77, plus charge. • On Sept. 8, play will offered at the Yulee Sports Sawgrass Country Club will 4), Kent Johnson (86, plus 3), Larry Griner Invitations to the event have been extend- commence in North Nassau’s Complex for six weeks from return as the host site in (95, minus 2) and Jack Croake (80, plus 4), ed and the final tournament field was newly created tennis points 6-7 p.m. Cost of the clinic is Ponte Vedra Beach. Jim Raffone (80, plus 4), Larry Luett (77, plus unveiled in mid-August. Visit ladder, which allows players $10 per person per week. The MPS Group Cham- 4) and John Bray (83, even). www.pgatour.com for information. to challenge other players on Yulee Tennis Foundation pionships will offer attractive The American Junior Golf Association is a the ladder. Winning a match Inc. is the Community Tennis box seat packages, including 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to earns points and moves play- Association of Nassau County discounts for renewals and Breakfast mixer the overall growth and development of young ers up the ladder. in Region 2 of the Florida two new box seat ticket offer- Saturday saw one of the best turnouts yet men and women who aspire to earn college Finding players takes just Section of the United States ings. Discounted prices for for the Saturday Morning Breakfast Mixer as golf scholarships through competitive junior a few clicks of the mouse. Tennis Association. Its mis- the “Finals Weekend Box 40 players took part. Steve Johnson had golf. North Nassau’s tennis ladder sion is to promote the sport of Seats” start at $213.75 for one another good outing as he had a one-under- The largest association of its kind, the is run on the nationwide tennis. Visit www.yuleetennis- week-long seat while the dis- par 72 and plus 7 points, which enabled him AJGA has an annual junior membership GetCourtside.com system foundation.com for current count for the “Early Round to tie for first place with Ama Corbett (91). (boys and girls ages 12-18) of more than and allows players to join a information regarding tennis Box Seats” start at $190. All There was a tie at plus 6 for third place 5,000 junior golfers from 50 states and more ladder and organize matches in Nassau County. box seat discounted prices between Michael Kaufman (87) and Allen than 25 foreign countries. in minutes. No more calling If your site is sponsoring are available until Sept. 15. Sage (78). For information, contact Chris Richards around, looking for a match. an activity, submit details to Purchase tickets by calling Fifth place at plus 4 went to Gerald Wilder ([email protected]) in the AJGA Just sign up, join a ladder and this section and the website 800-486-8366 or online at mps- (80), while three players, Charles Himmel- Communications Department at (678) 425- challenge a player. through Judi Turner, daveju- groupchamps.net. heber (80), Bob Sibley (87) and Kevin McCoy 1789 or visit the AJGA website at ajga.org. Match times and locations [email protected]. are agreed upon by both play- • The Boone Park Tennis ers, so you can decide where Complex in Jacksonville will and when to play that suits host a free kickoff party Sept. Pro Golf Weekly Update you. The fall points ladder 3 from 6-8 p.m. to celebrate runs from Sept. 8 through the introduction of USTA Sept. 4 - 7, 2009 Nov. 29. To join the ladder Florida Flex Leagues tennis and play unlimited matches to the Greater Jacksonville costs just $21. The winner of area, a tennis league featuring This Week's PGA Tournament Preview Last Week On The PGA Tour the ladder plays free in the singles, doubles or mixed Heath Slocum held off Tiger next ladder. doubles play, where individu- Deutsche Bank Championship The Deutsche Bank Championship Tournament Results began in 2003 and is held at the Woods, Padraig Harrington, For more details or to sign als can set their own flexible Defending: Vijay Singh Champion: Heath Slocum Tournament Players Club of Boston Steve Stricker and Ernie Els Purse: $1,350,000 up, visit www.getcourt schedule with opponents dur- Total Purse: $7,500,000 in Norton, Massachusetts. Unlike to win the Barclays with a T-2nd: Ernie Els, Padraig Harrington, side.com and sign up for a ing a four- to six-week season Yards: 7,207 most tournaments, this tournament one-stroke victory. Slocum Steve Stricker & Tiger Woods free players account. rather than having to play at a Par: 71 is intended to end on a Monday due saved par with a 21-foot Purse: $495,000 If you have a suggestion certain time or place each T-6th: F. Jacobson & N. Watney to its scheduling near Labor Day. Adam Scott won the first event in 2003, taking putt to clinch the victory on for a different league, such as week. Purse: $260,625 home the title with a four-stroke victory over Rocco Mediate. The tournament is the last hole at Liberty doubles or mixed doubles or Registration closes for the the second tournament of the FedEx Cup Playoffs leading up to the Tour National and avoid a five-man, sudden-death playoff. The a 2.5-3.5 ladder or flex-league, fall league Sept. 11 with Championship. Only the top 100 players in the FedEx Cup points rankings are players waiting in the wings for the possible playoff owned a contact Paul Drayton at matches starting Sept. 21 and qualified to compete this week. Last year, Vijay Singh won the Deutsche Bank combined 20 major championships. Slocum, who was second to last, [email protected]. ending Nov. 21. Championship for his second consecutive Playoff victory and nearly guaranteed 124th, on the FedEx Cup points at the beginning of the tournament, • Yulee Tennis Founda- USTA Florida is partner- himself the FedEx Cup Championship. climbed 121 spots to third with the victory. tion has added a link to its ing with Jacksonville Scene webpage to sportshique.com, (www.JacksonvilleScene.com) This Week’s Profile Golf Pro Tip Golf TV Schedule the ladies golf and tennis bou- for the launch of Flex We are used to practicing shots Event: The Deutsche Bank Championship tique. YTF will receive a com- Leagues. The USTA Florida Heath Slocum from the fairway, sand or rough to Day Time Network mission on any sales from Flex League kick-off party is Birthdate: Feb. 3, 1974 try things on different surfaces, but Fri-Sat, 9/4-9/5 3pm-6pm GOLF this site, which will go direct- free and open to the public. Birthplace: Baton Rouge, La. one of the areas that most golfers Sun, 9/6 3pm-6pm NBC ly to the Nassau County high Bring a racquet as there will Residence: Alpharetta, Ga. have little to no practice on is Mon, 9/7 2pm-6pm NBC schools tennis programs. be tennis games and drills, a Turned Professional: 1996 some hard pan. Hard pan refers to Donate used tennis balls to doubles round robin and open World Ranking: 57th a path of rock-hard ground where FedEx Cup Rankings the primary schools and day- play will be featured on the 2009 Earnings: $1,885,815 there is no grass for the ball to prop up on. This Through Aug. 30, 2009 cares to be used for the chair Boone Park public clay Career PGA Tour Wins: 3 shot is very difficult because we try to be too cute Rank & Player Points legs in the classrooms. If you courts. USTA Florida will pro- and the predominant shot is skulled and runs for- cannot donate to the schools vide food, beverages and Golf Trivia 1) Tiger Woods 4,381 ever. To play the shot correctly, a sand or pitching 2) Steve Stricker 3,105 directly, bring used tennis prizes/giveaways. What course has the 'Hell' bunker? wedge is the club of choice according to the tra- 3) Heath Slocum 2,855 balls to Dave Turner Three Flex League sea- jectory you desire. The trajectory is solely deter- 4) Zach Johnson 2,229 Plumbing for distribution by sons will be offered annually a) St. Andrews c) Muirfield mined by the position of the ball in your stance. b) Bannockburn d) Carnoustie 5) Kenny Perry 2,075 the Yulee Tennis Foundation. in the fall, winter and late For a high soft shot, place the ball forward. A 6) Y.E. Yang 1,869 This is for all schools in spring. Prizes will be awarded standard pitch requires the ball in the center of 7) Nick Watney 1,863 Nassau County. to league champions at the Answer: a) St. Andrews. On the long par 5 14th hole. the stance. If you are looking to hit a low, running 8) Brian Gay 1,844 Sept. 23 is the entry dead- various flights (NTRP rating shot, place the ball back in your stance. 9) Lucas Glover 1,742 line for the First Coast Tennis 2.5 to 5.0), and playoffs for Foundation Junior Grand Prix winners of the Jacksonville This Week’s Golfing News Golf History Sept. 26 at San Jose Country East and West flights to deter- An Byeong-hun won the U.S. Amateur Championship title at Southern Hills Country Sept. 6, 1913 - Jerry Travers became the first Club, Jacksonville. Register mine a City of Jacksonville Club in Tulsa, Okla on Sunday. The South Korean, who will turn 18 in two weeks, four-time U.S. Amateur champion by defeating by calling (904) 733-1414. champion for each flight level. became the youngest champion to top the tournament in its 109-year history. "I can't John G. Anderson, 5 and 4, in the final match at These tournaments are In addition, all East believe it. I just won," said An, who was missing the first week of school at Bradenton Garden City Golf Club. He also won the New geared to novice players with- Jacksonville Flex League par- (Fla.) Preparatory Academy to play in the tournament. "I've said it before, but my goal was Jersey Amateur three times, and the out the rigors of USTA-sanc- ticipants will receive a one- to make it to the first round and then somehow I made it this far. I think I got lucky." It's the Metropolitan Amateur (New York) five times. He tioned tournaments. week free trial at the 360 FIT second year in a row that the top U.S. amateur event has crowned the youngest champion in its history. was regarded as one of the finest match play Tournaments are held each fitness facility in Mandarin. Danny Lee, a South Korean-born New Zealander, broke Tiger Woods' record to become the youngest golfers of his time and had a famous rivalry with month until December. Boone Park is located at champion last year at age 18. In clinching the Havemeyer Trophy, An has earned an exemption into the Walter Travis. He was inducted into the World High schoolers and 3730 Park St. on the west side U.S. Open and British Open in 2010 and traditionally will be invited to the next Masters Tournament. Golf Hall of Fame in 1976. Fernandina Beach Golf Club Special HOMELESSHOMELESS PLACE YOUR AD HERE! 18 HOLES OF GOLF W/ CART ANIMALS ... Membership ANIMALS Available ! $ 75 THEY’RE DYING . includes tax October 1, 2009 27 FOR Monday - Friday, all day. Weekends & holidays after 12 noon. See Pro Shop 18 Holes, includes cart & green fees. Each Player Must Present Coupon. A 2ND CHANCE. for more details Call for tee times Additional surcharge fee will apply. No rainchecks. Additional 9 holes. $11.00 Adopt A Companion Today. 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4B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2009/NEWS-LEADER OUTDOORS Redfish from rats to bulls “By far, my favorite plastic shrimp lure color for redfish is pur- exploding ple, while a close second is against a silver with red and blue mud bank. I flakes,” Capt. Roger Bump like a silver said. “I prefer standing up in curly tail my kayak so I can see redfish plastic worm better. My favorite redfish that has sil- tide is a flood tide when the ver and red reds move into the flooded metal flakes. marshes to feed on crabs.” OUTDOORS I rig the Bump gave a very inform- worm with a ative redfish seminar Aug. 26 Terry Lacoss chartreuse, at Ten Acres. Members of the 1/8-ounce Nassau Sport Fishing led head jig and work the Association were taught some deadly redfish lure from the pretty savvy redfishing tech- shallow side of the bank out niques. to deep water.” Bump developed the After the redfish seminar, “Straight Jacket” spinner sev- members of the NSFA eral fishing seasons ago. It is enjoyed a delicious covered a deadly lure for catching not dish dinner that featured PHOTOS BY TERRY LACOSS/SPECIAL only redfish, but also sea lasagna and several delicious Courtney Fassbender caught and released this oversized trout and flounder. Bump is desserts. For more informa- redfish while fishing with her husband, Bill, above. also a well-established tion on the NSFA, visit Schooling reds are often called “rat” reds and provide Jacksonville backwater guide www.fishnsfa.com. fast fishing action when found schooling close to struc- and is a repeat winner in the With the slumping econo- tures. Courtney Fassbender, right, and the author land- annual Jacksonville Kayak my, more and more fisher- ed this pair of “rat” reds, which were photographed and Fishing Tournament. men are taking advantage of released. Capt. Roger Bump, below, is pictured giving a “When the reds move into backwater fishing for redfish, redfish seminar on fishing techniques for redfish to the flooded marsh grasses, sea trout, tarpon, flounder, members of the Nassau Sport Fishing Association. their main goal is to fill their whiting, jack crevalle, sharks stomachs full of fiddler crabs and cobia at nearby bays and and small blue crabs,” Bump tidal estuaries. said. “Here, the reds will Just take a look at the local often feed headfirst on the boat trailer park on a bottom with tails protruding Saturday morning. There are from the marsh. Redfish will far more small boat trailers swim slowly in the marsh than large boat trailers. while providing an easy target Fishermen are also finding for kayak fishermen. redfish and other backcoun- “My favorite lure for high try game fish make for excel- tide reds is a purple tube lure, lent game when taken on rigged weedless with a wide light spin, casting or fly fish- gap, 4/0 Mustad weighted ing tackle. hook. Once a tailing red is “I want to catch a redfish,” spotted, I will cast the tube Courtney Fassbender said as lure a few feet ahead of the she and husband Bill tailing red and allow the plas- Fassbender boarded my shal- tic tube lure to sit motionless low water bay boat. “I have on the bottom. If the red never caught a redfish, Terry. doesn’t take the lure, I will Can you find me a red?” move the lure just a few inch- We actually had a perfect es along the bottom.” falling tide and a short boat During low tide periods ride before setting both ping line at will from the 4000 nice school of redfish on the large fish knocked the live ous size redfish, including a Bump looks for areas in Power Poles into a mud bot- Shimano spinning reel. shallow side of the bar feed- shrimp several inches out of small school of “rat” reds that creeks and bays where there tom. Live shrimp were barbed However, what was hoped to ing on bait that was being the water. A second strike measured just over the legal is a dark mud bank. Deep under popping floats and be a big red turned out to be pushed over the shallow edge caused the float to go under 18-inch size limit, to a perfect sloughs located against a rich soon drifted alongside an oys- a fairly large bonnethead of the bar. and once again it was fight on. 27-inch redfish that Bill and mud bank attract shrimp and ter-laden shoreline. Just min- shark. A large shrimp was select- After a long run, a 32-inch Courtney Fassbender took other marine life. utes into our fishing trip, A few more fish, including ed from my Triton’s livewell red came to the surface and home for dinner. “A steep mud bank also Courtney Fassbender hooked sea trout, jack crevalle and and barbed to Courtney let Courtney Fassbender Southeast Georgia and gives redfish a wall to trap into a sizeable fish and it was more sharks, were hooked Fassbender’s spinning tackle. know that it was finally her Northeast Florida definitely and easy meal,” Bump said. fight on. before moving to a long bar Soon the barbed shrimp was time to catch a redfish. harbor some of the best red- “You can always tell if redfish The large fish bulled its located at the southern end of drifting towards the shallow During the rest of the tide fishing in the South, from are present when you see way on the shallow flat, strip- Amelia island. We found a edge of the bar when a fairly our fishing party ran into vari- “rats” to “bulls.”

OUTDOOR BRIEFS Boating course NSFAmeets To apply for a recreational use permit to renewed by May 31 will be forfeited and they hunt on Nassau WMA, go to MyFWC.com. will be made available to the public on a first- The Coast Guard Auxiliary at Amelia Island The Nassau Sport Fishing Association Recreational use permits are designed to come, first-served basis. will be conducting a six-week boating course meets the second Wednesday of each month provide more revenue to landowners in the Permits are issued individually on a first- Sept. 8 through Oct. 15. The classes will be at 7:30 p.m. and the fourth Wednesday at 7 WMA system. Money set aside by the FWC to come, first-served basis in June. Submit an held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7-9 p.m. at p.m. at the Ten Acres Kraft Athletic Club. compensate those landowners for hunting use application at www.wildlifelicense.com or take the Amelia Island Lighthouse cottage in Membership is open to the public. Call 261- on their lands was not sufficient to compete a completed worksheet to a tax collector’s Fernandina Beach. 9481 or visit www.fishnsfa.com. with private hunting leases. Rather than have office or any license agent. Worksheets are This course is excellent for both the begin- WMAs drop out of the system, the FWC offers available online at MyFWC.com, at FWC ning boater, who needs to understand the fun- Hunt Nassau WMA recreational use permits. Fees collected from regional offices and tax collectors’ offices in damentals of boating, and for the experienced If you are looking for a place to hunt this these permits supplement the compensation counties surrounding a specific WMA. boater, who may be in need of a refresher. The for private landowners, keeping their lands basics of boat handling, weather, navigation, fall, you still have a chance to get a recreation- al use permit for the Nassau Wildlife Manage- open to public hunting. Join the auxiliary electronics, use of radios and rules of the Except for hunting, permit holders and waterways are some of the subjects that will ment Area in Nassau County during the The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary upcoming hunting season. Nassau WMA is their spouses or dependent children may par- be covered. This class satisfies state boater ticipate in other activities on designated needs volunteers. It is composed of uniformed education requirements. The enrollment fee is 13,892 acres near Callahan. Users must have a non-military volunteers who assist the Coast Nassau recreational use permit to hunt on this WMAs. Only permit holders and one depend- $35 and textbook materials will be provided. ent child (under age 16) may hunt. If spouses Guard in all of its varied missions, except for For information or to register, contact area. Nassau WMA is a still-hunt area only, but military and direct law enforcement. hunters may use bird dogs during the migrato- or more than one dependent child (under age Steve Filkoff at 491-8629 or e-mail at scarf@ 16) wish to hunt, they must purchase a recre- These men and women can be found on the bellsouth.net. For information on boating safe- ry bird and waterfowl hunting seasons. nation’s waterways, in the air, in classrooms For those willing to pay $385 to hunt the ational use permit. Recreational use permits ty classes, visit the Flotilla 14-1 website, also include a management area permit when and on the dock. Training opportunities, most http://cgaux7-14-1.org. area, Nassau WMA provides hunting opportu- of which are free, include boat crew and cox- nities during eight months of the year. hunting public lands not in the recreational use program. swain (small boat operator) vessel examiner, Archery is from Sept. 26 through Oct. 25; boating safety class instructor, public affairs, Bassmasters meet muzzleloading gun season runs from Oct. 31 Recreational use permits do not apply to other recreational use program areas. Once marine visitor and others. Applicants must be Nassau Bassmasters, associated with the through Nov. 8; general gun season is from a U.S. citizen, at least 17 years old and pass a BASS National Federation and the Florida Nov. 14 through Jan. 10, 2010; small game is permits are issued, they can be renewed annu- ally for two additional years, essentially mak- basic background check. There are no upper BASS Federation, meets the third Thursday in from Jan. 11 through March 7, 2010; spring age limits or height or weight standards Yulee. Membership is open to anyone at least turkey season runs from March 20 through ing them a three-year permit. Permit renewals are mailed May 1. Eligible applicants have (although boat crew must perform certain 16 years old. Call Bob Schlag at (912) 729-2282 April 25, 2010; and trapping can be done from tasks). There are no minimum service hours. or Billy Kittrell at 225-0267. Jan. 11 through March 1, 2010. until May 31 to renew their recreational use permits for the next season. Permits not Flotilla 14-01 meets at the Amelia Island Lighthouse facility once a month. LEGAL NOTICES F E R N A N D I N A B E A C H T I D E S

—————- Records of Nassau County, ————— —————- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Florida. Less and except, that NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE Tides, Sun & Moon: September 2-9, 2009 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN part conveyed to Nassau NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, County in Official Records that the undersigned intends that the undersigned intends Moonset 5:08A Low 1:44A 0.40’ Sunrise 7:05A Low 4:08A -0.32’ FLORIDA Book 372, Page 81 to sell the personal property to sell the personal property Moonset 8:51A High 10:34A 6..10’ CASE NO.: 09-CA-116 Together with a 1983 56 described below to enforce a described below to enforce a Wed. Sunrise 7:02A High 7:51A 5..42’ Sun. DIVISION: foot Sevi mobile home ID# lien imposed on said property lien imposed on said property Moonrise 6:40P Low 1:47P 0.23’ Sunset 7:42P Low 4:26P -0.11’ FIRST COAST COMMUNITY FDGA2L3251 under the Florida Self Storage under the Florida Self Storage 9/2 Sunset 7:47P 9/6 Moonrise 8:35P BANK, a Florida banking Any person claiming an Facility Act Statutes (Section Facility Act Statutes (Section High 8:24P 6.12’ High 10:52P 5.88’ corporation interest in the surplus from the 83.801-83.809). The under- 83.801-83.809). The under- Low 2:23A 0.15’ Sunrise 7:05A Low 4:41A -0.36’ Plaintiff, sale, if any, other than the signed will sell at public sale by signed will sell at public sale by Moonset 6:03A v. property owner as of the date competitive bidding on competitive bidding on Thurs Sunrise 7:03A High 8:35A 5..66’ Mon. Moonset 9:49A High 11:12A 6..14’ SARAH A. GILL AND ALBERT V. of the Lis Pendens, must file a Thursday, September 17, 2009 Thursday, September 17, 2009 Moonrise 7:09P Low 2:30P 0.07’ Sunset 7:41P Low 5:06P -0.02’ TILSON claim within sixty (60) days at 11:00 am on the premises at 11:00 am on the premises 9/3 Moonrise 9:07P Defendants. after the sale. where said property has been where said property has been Sunset 7:46P High 9:03P 6.17’ 9/7 High 11:30P 5.68’ NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE DATED August 28, 2009. stored and which is located stored and which is located SALE Americans With Disabilities at STORAGE ON SADLER, 2137 at STORAGE ON SADLER, 2137 Moonset 6:58A Low 3:00A -0. 06’ Sunrise 7:06A Low 5:17A -0. 34’ NOTICE IS GIVEN that in Act (ADA) Notice SADLER ROAD, FERNANDINA SADLER ROAD, FERNANDINA Sunrise 7:04A Moonset 10:49A accordance with the Final In accordance with the BEACH, COUNTY OF NASSAU, BEACH, COUNTY OF NASSAU, Fri. High 9:16A 5..86’ Tues. High 11:52A 6..16’ Full Moon 12:03P Judgment of Foreclosure ren- Americans with Disabilities Act STATE OF FLORIDA, the follow- STATE OF FLORIDA, the follow- Low 3:10P - 0.05’ Sunset 7:39P dered on August 28, 2009, or of 1990 (ADA) persons need- ing: ing: 9/4 Moonrise 7:37P Moonrise 9:43P Low 5:48P 0.13’ by Order of the Court in Civil ing a special accommoda- James Hickey Terrance Flagler Sunset 7:44P High 9:40P 6.14’ 9/8 Action No. 09-CA-116, of the tion to participate in this pro- Unit #061 Unit #063 Sunrise 7:06A Circuit Court for Nassau ceeding should contact the Miscellaneous Household & personal goods Sunrise 7:04A Low 3:34A - 0.22’ High 12:09A 5.47’ County,Florida,in which Sarah Court Administration Office at Purchase must be paid for Purchase must be paid for Sat. Moonset 7:54A High 9:55A 6..00’ Wed. Moonset 11:52A Low 5:57A -0.2 8 ’ A.Gill and Albert V.Tilson were 904-548-4700. If hearing at the time of sale in cash only. at the time of sale in cash only. Sunset 7:38P High 12:36P 6..14’ the Defendants and First Coast impaired call (TDD) (800) 955- All purchased items are sold as All purchased items are sold as Sunset 7:43P Low 3:48P - 0 .12’ Community Bank was the 8771 or (800) 955-8770 (V), via it, where is, and must be it, where is, and must be 9/5 Moonrise 8:05P High 10:16P 6.04’ 9/9 Moonrise 10:25P Low 6:37P 0.33’ Plaintiff,I will sell to the highest Florida Relay Service. removed at the time of sale. removed at the time of sale. bidder for cash in accordance JOHN A. CRAWFORD Sale is subject to cancellation Sale is subject to cancellation Tide calculations are for Amelia River, Fernandina Beach. No corrections are necessary. with Chapter 45, Florida Clerk of Circuit Court in the event of settlement in the event of settlement Sun & Moon events are also calculated for Fernandina Beach, although actual times may vary because of land masses. Statutes, at the front door of /s/ C. Easterwood between owner and obligat- between owner and obligat- the Nassau County Judicial As Deputy Clerk ed party. ed party. Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, Hayden & Facciolo, P.A. DATED THIS 2nd DAY OF DATED THIS 2nd DAY OF Yulee, Florida 32097, at 11:30 6282-3 Dupont Station Court September AND 9th day of September AND 9th day of SUPER a.m. on September 29, 2009, East SEPTEMBER, 2009. SEPTEMBER, 2009. the following property: Jacksonville, Florida 32217 2t 09-02-09-2009 2t 09-02-09-2009 SAVINGS REAL PROPERTY Attorney for First Coast 7856 7857 Lot 5,Yulee Par, according Community Bank EVENT! to plat thereof recorded in Plat 2t 09-02-09-2009 Legal Deadline is Noon Fridays. HWY. A1A • YULEE Book 5, Page 31, of the Public 7862 225-FORD (3673) CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2009 / NEWS-LEADER 5B LEGAL NOTICES

————— A DISTANCE OF 164.75 FEET TO DEGREES 38 MINUTES 50 SEC- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR fy the District within 14 days of interests are affected by the OF THE CODE OF ORDI- shall be redeemed according IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THE POINT OF BEGINNING. ONDS WEST ALONG THE NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA notification of the applica- Department action; NANCES OF THE CITY OF FER- to law,the property described FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ALONG WITH A 1084 SANT SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID LOT PROBATE DIVISION tion(s) if you have questions, (d) A statement of all dis- NANDINA BEACH,BY AMEND- in such certificate or certifi- AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, DOUBLEWIDE MOBILE HOME 51 A DISTANCE OF 692.89 FEET; File No.: 09CP142 objections,comments,or infor- puted issues of material fact.If ING SUBSECTION cates will be sold to the FLORIDA VIN# KH40D3CK1207GAA AND THENCE NORTH 01 DEGREES Division: A mation regarding the activity there are none, the petition 62-74(f)(2)(c)(1) FINANCES Highest Bidder at the MAIN CASE NO.: 09-CA-547 VIN# KH40D3CK1207GAB. 50 MINUTES 36 SECONDS WEST IN RE: ESTATE OF proposed in the permit appli- must so indicate; AND FUND MANAGEMENT; ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU DIVISION: A ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN A DISTANCE OF 150.0 FEET; STANLEY ROBERT TOY, cation. If you make a written (e) A statement of facts PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, FIRST FEDERAL BANK OF INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES Deceased. request to the District for addi- that the petitioner contends PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, FLORIDA f/k/a FIRST FEDERAL THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN 38 MINUTES 50 SECONDS EAST NOTICE TO CREDITORS tional information regarding a warrant reversal or modifica- DATE. FL,on the 6th day of October, SAVINGS BANK OF FLORIDA, THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF A DISTANCE OF 450.72 FEET; The administration of the specific permit application, tion of the Department action; Interested parties may 2009, between the hours of a Florida corporation, THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS THENCE NORTH 01 DEGREES estate of STANLEY ROBERT TOY, you will be provided an oppor- (f) A concise statement of appear at said hearing and 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The Plaintiff, MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 53 MINUTES 50 SECONDS WEST deceased, whose date of tunity to obtain the available the ultimate facts alleged, as be heard as to the advisabili- Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is vs. SIXTY (60) DAYS AFTER THE SALE. A DISTANCE OF 184.0 FEET; death was July 22, 2009, is information. Please note that well as the rules and statutes ty of any action, which may to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. DAVID F.RICHARDSON and In accordance with the THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES pending in the Circuit Court filing a written objection does which entitle the petitioner to be considered. Any persons JOHN A. CRAWFORD ALISHA A. RICHARDSON, hus- Americans with Disabilities Act 38 MINUTES 50 SECONDS EAST for Nassau County, Florida, not entitle you to a Chapter relief; and with disabilities requiring NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF band and wife, of 1990 (ADA), disabled per- A DISTANCE OF 242.03 FEET TO Probate Division, the address 120, Florida Statutes, adminis- (g) A statement of the relief accommodations in order to COURT Defendants. sons who,because of their dis- THE WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY of which is 76347 Veteran’s trative hearing. sought by the petitioner, stat- participate in this program or BY: RHODA GOODWIN, NOTICE OF ACTION abilities,need special accom- LINE OF HENRY SMITH ROAD; Way, Yulee, FL 32097. The Notice of intended (pro- ing precisely the action that activity should contact 277- DEPUTY CLERK TO: DAVID F.RICHARDSON modation to participate in THENCE SOUTH 01 DEGREES 53 names and addresses of the posed) District Decision will be the petitioner wants the 7305,TTY 277-7399,(TTY number Individuals with disabilities and ALISHA A. RICHARDSON, these proceedings should MINUTES 50 SECONDS EAST personal representative and provided to persons who have Department to take. for all City offices) or through needing a reasonable ac- husband and wife, contact the ADA Coordinator ALONG SAID WESTERLY RIGHT the personal representative’s requested individual notice.A Because the administrative the Florida Relay Service at 1- commodation to participate 8450 Sagewood Drive at 76347 Veterans Way,Yulee, OF WAY LINE A DISTANCE OF attorney are set forth below. request for individual notice hearing process is designed 800-955-8771 at least 24 hours in this proceeding should con- Gainesville, Georgia 30506 FL 32097, at phone (904) 548- 334.0 FEET TO THE POINT OF All creditors of the dece- of intended (proposed) District to formulate final agency in advance to request such tact the RECORDING DEPART- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 4600 or (904) 879-1029. BEGINNING. dent and other persons having Decision on the application action, the filing of a petition accommodation. MENT no later than seven (7) action to foreclose a mort- Dated this 14 day of A/K/A 1855 Pine Street (prop- claims or demands against must be received by the means that the Department’s IF ANY PERSON DECIDES TO days prior to the proceeding gage on the following prop- August, 2009. erty Address) aka 36174 Pine decedent’s estate on whom a District’s Director of the Division final action may be different APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- erty in Nassau County,Florida: JOHN A. CRAWFORD Street, Hilliard, FL 32046 copy of this notice is required of Regulatory Information from the position taken by it BY THE BOARD/COMMISSION CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the All that certain lot, piece CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Any person claiming an to be served must file their Management prior to the in this notice. Persons whose WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER individual of a deposition, or parcel of land situate, lying COURT interest in the surplus from the claims with this court WITHIN date the notice of intended substantial interests will be CONSIDERED AT SUCH HEAR- court date, subpoena, etc., is and being in the City of By: /s/ Tracy Poore sale, if any, other than the THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER (proposed) District Decision is affected by any such final ING, S/HE WILL NEED TO less than seven (7) days, then Fernandina Beach (formerly Deputy Clerk property owner as of the date THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- generated. decision of the Department ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM the individual should contact named Fernandina), County VERNIS & BOWLING OF of the Lis Pendens must file a CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 Gloria Lewis, Director, Division have the right to petition to RECORD OF THE PROCEED- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT of Nassau and State of Florida, NORTH FLORIDA, P.A. claim within sixty (60) days DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- of Regulatory Information become a party to the pro- INGS IS MADE,WHICH RECORD as soon as possible after re- and being further described Attorneys for Plaintiff after the sale. VICE OF A COPY OF THIS Management ceeding, in accordance with INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND ceiving that notice.Telephone: according to the official map 4309 Salisbury Road WITNESS MY HAND and the NOTICE ON THEM. St. Johns River Water the requirements set forth EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 or plat of said city (as litho- Jacksonville, Florida 32216 seal of this Court on August All other creditors of the Management District above. APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. if hearing impaired,1-800-955- graphed and issued by the Telephone: (904) 296-6751 14, 2009. decedent and other persons 1t 09-02-2009 In addition to requesting Copies of the applications 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Florida Railroad Company in Facsimile: (904) 296-8938 John A. Crawford having claims or demands 7829 an administrative hearing,any may be inspected in the office Service. 1857 and enlarged, revised 2t 08-26, 09-02-2009 Clerk of the Circuit Court against decedent’s estate ————— petitioner may elect to pur- of the City Clerk, City Hall, 204 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 and reissued by the Florida 7813 By: /s/ Tracy Poore must file their claims with this STATE OF FLORIDA sue mediation. The election Ash Street,between the hours 7836 Town Improvement Company —————- Deputy Clerk court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER DEPARTMENT OF may be accomplished by filing of 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM,Monday —————- in 1887 and 1901) as: Lot 6 in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida Default Law Group, THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- ENVIRONMENTAL with the Department a medi- through Friday.For information NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Block 3 of Old Town. FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN P.L. CATION OF THIS NOTICE. PROTECTION ation agreement with all par- on the application, please TAX DEED has been filed against you, AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, P.O. Box 25018 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED NOTICE OF INTENT TO ISSUE ties to the proceeding (i.e.,the contact the Staff of the City NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and you are required to serve FLORIDA Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET PERMIT applicant, the Department, Clerk’s Office at 277-7305. that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder a copy of your written defens- CIVIL ACTION F08009430 LITTON-CONV- FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF The Department of Environ- and any person who has filed 1t 09-02-2009 of the following certificate(s) es, if any, to it on Frederick R. CASE NO.: 45-2009-CA- abiven THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE mental Protection gives notice a timely and sufficient petition 7854 has filed said certificate(s) for Brock, Esquire, Plaintiff’s attor- 000574 Americans with Disabilities WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. of its intent to issue a permit for a hearing). The agreement ————— a tax deed to be issued there- ney, whose address is P.O. Box DIVISION: A Act NOTWITHSTANDING THE revision [PA File No.: FL0032654- must contain all the informa- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR on. The certificate number(s) 10697, Jacksonville, Florida BRANCH BANKING AND If you are a person with a TIME PERIODS SET FORTH 009-DW3P] to Marsh Cove tion required by Rule 28- TAX DEED and year of issuance, the 32247-0697, within thirty (30) TRUST COMPANY, disability who needs any ABOVE,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO Wastewater Treatment Facility, 106.404,Florida Administrative NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN description of the property, days from the date of publi- Plaintiff, accommodation in order to (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER Inc.(MCWWTF),123 West Hirth Code.The agreement must be that DENTON II LLC,the holder and the name(s) in which it is cation, and file the original vs. participate in this proceeding, DECEDENT’S DEATH IS BARRED. Road, Fernandina Beach, FL received by the clerk in the of the following certificate(s) assessed are as follows: with this Court either before DALE A. HOLLEY,et al, you are entitled, at no cost to The date of first publication 32034, to modify the existing Office of General Counsel of has filed said certificate(s) for File Number: 2009-179-TD service on Plaintiff’s attorney or Defendant(s). you,to the provision of certain of this notice is August 26,2009. 0.120 MGD AADF design the Department at 3900 a tax deed to be issued there- Certificate Number: 1409 immediately thereafter; oth- NOTICE OF ACTION assistance please contact the Attorney for Personal capacity extended aeration Commonwealth Boulevard, on. The certificate number(s) Parcel Number: 43-2N-27- erwise a default will be TO: circuit court at (904) 321-5709. Representative: activated sludge domestic Mail Station 35, Tallahassee, and year of issuance, the 4653-0010-0000 entered against you for the SUSAN K. HOLLEY 2t 08-26, 09-02-2009 ROBIN H. CONNER wastewater treatment facility Florida 32399-3000, within ten description of the property, Year of Issuance: 2007 relief demanded in the com- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 7815 Attorney for CAROLYN (WWTF) with biological nutri- days after the deadline for fil- and the name(s) in which it is Description of Property: plaint or petition. 85562 LIL WILLIAM ROAD ————— GEORGETTE TOY ent removal (BNR) capability ing a petition, as set forth assessed are as follows: LOT 10 IN OR 1099/1537 WIL- WITNESS my hand and the FERNANDINA BEACH, FL CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH Florida Bar No. 353361 to meet the total nitrogen and above. Choosing mediation File Number: 2009-175-TD SON NECK ROAD #3 UNR seal of this Court on this 19 day 32034-1230 HISTORIC DISTRICT COUNCIL 3940 Lewis Speedway,Suite total phosphorus effluent limi- will not adversely affect the Certificate Number: 1586 Assessed To: of August, 2009. CURRENT ADDRESS: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 2103 tations required by the right to a hearing if mediation Parcel Number: 31-2N-28- LISA V CAMPBELL JOHN A. CRAWFORD UNKNOWN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN St. Augustine, Florida 32084 Department’s Consent Order does not result in a settlement. 0000-0003-0320 All of the above property is As Clerk of the Circuit Court ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- that the Historic District Council Telephone: (904) 829-0511 (CO #08-0294), and reduce As provided in Section Year of Issuance: 2007 located in Nassau County, in By: /s/ Arielle Wilson TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, of the City of Fernandina Fax: (904) 824-5709 the facility’s permitted capac- 120.573, Florida Statutes, the Description of Property: the State of Florida. Deputy Clerk UNDER, AND AGAINST THE Beach, Florida, will hold a Personal Representative: ity from 0.099 MGD to 0.0499 timely agreement of all par- PT OF S1/2 IN OR 1351/1458 Unless such certificate(s) Frederick R. Brock, Esquire HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL Quasi-Judicial public hearing CAROLYN GEORGETTE TOY MGD AADF due to the plant ties to mediate will toll the time Assessed To: shall be redeemed according Gartner, Brock and Simon DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT on Thursday, September 17, 45176 American Dream being hydraulically under- limitations imposed by Sections SUSAN SEBRING MOJICA to law,the property described P.O. Box 10697 KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, 2009 at 5:00 PM in the City Drive loaded. The treatment plant 120.569 and 120.57, Florida All of the above property is in such certificate or certifi- Jacksonville, Florida 32247- WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN Commission Chambers, 204 Callahan, FL 32011 following modifications shall Statutes,for holding an admin- located in Nassau County, in cates will be sold to the 0697 PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- Ash Street,Fernandina Beach, 2t 08-26, 09-02-2009 consist of an on-site lift-station, istrative hearing and issuing a the State of Florida. Highest Bidder at the MAIN 2t 08-26, 09-02-2009 EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, Florida to review the following 7827 an influent bar-screen, a final order. Unless otherwise Unless such certificate(s) ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU 7821 DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR Certificate of Appropriateness ————— 33,495-gallon aerated equal- agreed by the parties, the shall be redeemed according COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, —————- OTHER CLAIMANTS for new construction or dem- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ization basin,an 18,425-gallon mediation must be concluded to law,the property described 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, NORTHEAST FLORIDA LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: olition: BILL’S TOWING gives Notice anoxic basin, a 41,900-gallon within sixty days of the execu- in such certificate or certifi- FL,on the 8th day of October, COMMUNITY ACTION UNKNOWN CERTIFICATE OF of Foreclosure of Lien and aeration basin, a 15,100-gal- tion of the agreement.If medi- cates will be sold to the 2009, between the hours of AGENCY, INC. CURRENT ADDRESS: APPROPRIATENESS intent to sell these vehicles on lon dual hopper clarifier, dual ation results in settlement of Highest Bidder at the MAIN 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The 4870 BOULEVARD CENTER DR. UNKNOWN NEW BUSINESS 09/21/2009, 8:30 am at 425 S tertiary sand filters,a 6,370-gal- the administrative dispute,the ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is #200 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ISLAND ART ASSOCIATION, 8TH ST FERNANDINA, FL 32034- lon clear well, a 3,100-gallon Department must enter a final COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. JACKSONVILLE, FL 32207 action to foreclose a mort- 18 N. 2nd STREET (HDC 2009- 3609, pursuant to subsection chlorine contact chamber, a order incorporating the agree- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, JOHN A. CRAWFORD IS SOLICITING BIDS FOR gage on the following prop- 26), ENCLOSE EXISTING COV- 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. 13,819-gallon aerobic digester ment of the parties. Persons FL,on the 6th day of October, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF WEATHERIZATION erty in NASSAU County,Florida: ERED PORCH AREA AND BILL’S TOWING reserves the and an effluent pump-station. seeking to protect their sub- 2009, between the hours of COURT CONTRACTORS TRACT TWENTY (20),BLOCK REPLACEMENT OF WINDOWS. right to accept or reject any Reclaimed water shall be dis- stantial interests that would be 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The BY: RHODA GOODWIN, Northeast Florida Commu- ONE (1),NASSAUVILLE WOODS, (Quasi-Judicial) and/or all bids. infected by sodium hypochlo- affected by such a modified Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is DEPUTY CLERK nity Action Agency,Inc.,a non- ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF PEONIAS, LLC, 1144 WHITE 1G8ZH1573RZ321352 1994 rite solution and dechlorinated final decision must file their to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Individuals with disabilities profit organization, has re- RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5 AT STREET (HDC 2009-27), DEMO- SATURN by injection of sodium bisul- petitions within fourteen days JOHN A. CRAWFORD needing a reasonable ac- ceived federal funds for the PAGE 126 OF THE PUBLIC LITION OF EXISTING BLOCK 1Y1SK5364RZ034169 1994 fate into the effluent force- of receipt of this notice,or they NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF commodation to participate weatherization of residential RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- BUILDING. (Quasi-Judicial) CHEVROLET main upon discharge from the shall be deemed to have COURT in this proceeding should con- homes and is soliciting under TY,FLORIDA,TOGETHER WITH A A copy of the application 1t 09-02-2009 pump station.Flow at the plant waived their right to a pro- BY: RHODA GOODWIN, tact the RECORDING DEPART- this Bid Announcement, State MOBILE HOME LOCATED may be inspected in the office 7831 shall be measured by two 2” ceeding under Sections DEPUTY CLERK MENT no later than seven (7) Licensed contractors for THEREON AS A PERMANENT of the Planning Department, ————— propeller flowmeters on the 120.569 and 120.57, Florida Individuals with disabilities days prior to the proceeding weatherization work in Duval, FIXTURE AND AN APPURTE- City Hall, 204 Ash Street, LEGAL NOTICE force-main discharge piping. Statutes. If mediation termi- needing a reasonable ac- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- Baker, Nassau, Flagler, and NANCE THERETO. ID NO. SSM- between the hours of 7:30 AM The St. Johns River Water The design and permitted nates without settlement of commodation to participate CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the Putnam counties. Minority- FLAC12223 TITLE NO.41267050 – 5:00PM, Monday through Management District (District) capacities following plant the dispute, the Department in this proceeding should con- individual of a deposition, owned firms and women’s has been filed against you and Friday. For information on the gives notice of receipt of the modifications will be 0.050 shall notify all parties in writing tact the RECORDING DEPART- court date, subpoena, etc., is business enterprises are espe- you are required to serve a application, please contact following permit application(s): MGD AADF and 0.0499 MGD that the administrative hearing MENT no later than seven (7) less than seven (7) days, then cially encouraged to partici- copy of your written defenses the Planning Department at Standard General and Stan- AADF, respectively, per appli- processes under Sections days prior to the proceeding the individual should contact pate. Interested contractors within 30 days after the first 277-7325. dard ERP Permit Applications cant request due to low influ- 120.569 and 120.57, Florida at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT should submit their contract publication, if any, on Florida INTERESTED PARTIES MAY Warehouse Commons,LLC, ent flows.The facility is located Statutes, remain available for CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the as soon as possible after re- information to John W. Default Law Group, P.L., APPEAR AT SAID HEARING AND Wayne Chism, 4454 Piney at latitude 30º37’45” N, longi- disposition of the dispute,and individual of a deposition, ceiving that notice.Telephone: Edwards,Executive Director,or Plaintiff’s attorney, whose BE HEARD AS TO THE ADVIS- Island Court, Fernandina tude 81°28’22”W on 123 West the notice will specify the court date, subpoena, etc., is 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 call (904) 398-7472 for addi- address is 9119 Corporate ABILITY OF ANY ACTION, Beach, FL 32034, application Hirth Road,Fernandina Beach, deadlines that then will apply less than seven (7) days, then if hearing impaired,1-800-955- tional information. Lake Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, WHICH MAY BE CONSIDERED. #40-089-102802-2. The project FL 32034 in Nassau county. for challenging the agency the individual should contact 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 1t 09-02-2009 Florida 33634,and file the orig- ANY PERSONS WITH DISABILI- is located in Nassau County, The intent to issue and action and electing remedies the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Service. 7855 inal with this Court either TIES REQUIRING ACCOMMO- Section 51, Township 3 North, application file are available under those two statutes. as soon as possible after re- 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 ————— before service on Plaintiff’s DATIONS IN ORDER TO PAR- Range 27 East. The ERP appli- for public inspection during 1t 09-02-2009 ceiving that notice.Telephone: 7837 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS attorney or immediately there- TICIPATE IN THIS PROGRAM OR cation is for construction of a normal business hours, 8:00 7830 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 —————- NAME LAW PURSUANT TO after; otherwise a default will ACTIVITY SHOULD CONTACT surface water management a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday ————— if hearing impaired,1-800-955- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR SECTION 865.09, FLORIDA be entered against you for the 277-7305, TTY 277-7399, (TTY system for a 7.22-acre com- through Friday, except legal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 8770 (v), via Florida Relay TAX DEED STATUTES relief demanded in the NUMBER FOR ALL CITY OFF- mercial development known holidays, at Northeast District FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Service. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Complaint or petition. ICES) OR THROUGH THE FLORI- as Warehouse Commons. Office, 7825 Baymeadows AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- that the undersigned,desiring This notice shall be pub- DA RELAY SERVICE AT 1-800- The file(s) containing the Way, Suite B200,Jacksonville,FL FLORIDA 7834 er of the following certificate(s) to engage in business under lished once each week for two 955-8771 AT LEAST 24 HOURS permit application(s) are avail- 32256-7590. CASE NO.: 09-CA-164 —————- has filed said certificate(s) for the fictitious name of AMELIA consecutive weeks in the IN ADVANCE TO REQUEST able for inspection Monday The Department will issue DIVISION: A NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR a tax deed to be issued there- HOTEL AT THE BEACH, located Fernandina Beach News SUCH ACCOMMODATION. through Friday, except for the permit with the attached NORWOOD E. TAX DEED on. The certificate number(s) at 1997 S. Fletcher Ave., in the Leader. IF ANY PERSON DECIDES TO District holidays, 8:00 a.m. to conditions unless a timely peti- HIGGINBOTHAM, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and year of issuance, the County of Nassau, in the City WITNESS my hand and the APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE 5:00 p.m. at the District’s tion for an administrative hear- Plaintiff, that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- description of the property, of Fernandina Beach, Florida seal of this Court on this 19 day BY THE BOARD/COMMISSION Headquarters, 4049 Reid St., ing is filed under Sections vs. er of the following certificate(s) and the name(s) in which it is 32034, intends to register the of August, 2009. WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER Palatka, Florida, 32177-2529. 120.569 and 120.57, Florida TIMOTHY ROBERTS and has filed said certificate(s) for assessed are as follows: said name with the Division of John A. Crawford CONSIDERED AT SUCH HEAR- You may also view files at one Statutes, within fourteen days FELICIA ROBERTS, a tax deed to be issued there- File Number: 2009-180-TD Corporations of the Florida Clerk of the Court ING, S/HE WILL NEED TO of the District’s Service of receipt of notice. The pro- Defendants. on. The certificate number(s) Certificate Number: 1485 Department of State,Tallahas- By: /s/ Arielle Wilson ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM Centers, but you should call cedures for petitioning for a NOTICE OF ACTION and year of issuance, the Parcel Number: 51-3N-27- see, Florida. As Deputy Clerk RECORD OF THE PROCEED- Service Center staff in hearing are set forth below. TO: description of the property, 4881-0156-0000 Dated at Fernandina Florida Default Law Group, INGS IS MADE,WHICH RECORD advance to make sure that A person whose substan- TIMOTHY ROBERTS and the name(s) in which it is Year of Issuance: 2007 Beach, Florida, this 25 day of P.L. INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND the files are at a specific tial interests are affected by Residence and assessed are as follows: Description of Property: August, 2009. P.O. Box 25018 EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE Service Center.Service Center the Department’s proposed Whereabouts File Number: 2009-177-TD TRACT 156 IN OR 758/270 Holly Germano Wohlfarth Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. contact information is avail- permitting decision may peti- Unknown Certificate Number: 690 RESUB OF TRACT A YULEE RRG of Amelia Inc. LIBERTY-SPECFHLMC-R- 1t 09-02-2009 able online at http://www.sjr- tion for an administrative pro- FELICIA ROBERTS Parcel Number: 37-1N-25- HILLS PB 4/31 1t 09-02-2009 ejayska-F09060707 7828 wmd.com/addresses.html. ceeding (hearing) under Residence and 049E-0003-0000 Assessed To: 7833 Americans with Disabilities ————— Additionally,most permit appli- Sections 120.569 and 120.57, Whereabouts Year of Issuance: 2007 TIMOTHY C WHITE, THERESA ————— Act IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE cation file documents can be Florida Statutes. The petition Unknown Description of Property: WHITE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE If you are a person with a FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN viewed online at https://per- must contain the information if alive, and if dead, their LOT 3 IN OR 1292/731 EVER- All of the above property is 4th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND disability who needs any AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, mitting.sjrwmd.com.To obtain set forth below and must be unknown spouses, heirs, GREEN ESTATES PB 7/72 located in Nassau County, in FOR NASSAU COUNTY, accommodation in order to FLORIDA information on how to find and filed (received by the clerk) in devisees, grantees, creditors, Assessed To: the State of Florida. FLORIDA participate in this proceeding, CIVIL ACTION view permit application file the Office of General Counsel and other parties claiming by, RONNIE M DIXON, JOYCE Unless such certificate(s) CIVIL DIVISION you are entitled, at no cost to CASE NO.: 45-2008-CA- documents, go to the HELP of the Department at 3900 through,under or against them DIXON shall be redeemed according CASE NO.: 09-CA-437 you,to the provision of certain 000446 tab in E-Permitting and click Commonwealth Boulevard, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an All of the above property is to law,the property described VYSTAR CREDIT UNION, assistance please contact the DIVISION: A on FAQ and then follow the Mail Station 35, Tallahassee, action to foreclose a mort- located in Nassau County, in in such certificate or certifi- Plaintiff, circuit court at (904) 321-5709. CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC, directions provided under Florida 32399-3000. gage on the following real the State of Florida. cates will be sold to the vs. 2t 08-26, 09-02-2009 Plaintiff, “How to find a Technical Staff Under Rule 62-110.106(4), property in Nassau County, Unless such certificate(s) Highest Bidder at the MAIN DANIEL L. PINKSTON; ET AL, 7822 vs. Report (TSR) or other applica- Florida Administrative Code, Florida: shall be redeemed according ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Defendant(s). ————— ROGER M. DAVIS, et al, tion file documents.” a person may request enlarge- Lots 182,183 & 184 Phase 3, to law,the property described COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Defendant(s). The decision on Standard ment of the time for filing a Swallowfork Estates, accord- in such certificate or certifi- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, SALE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED General and Standard permit petition for an administrative ing to plat thereof as record- cates will be sold to the FL,on the 8th day of October, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, FORECLOSURE SALE applications will be made at hearing. The request must be ed in Plat Book 5 Page 346 of Highest Bidder at the MAIN 2009, between the hours of pursuant to a Final Judgment FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the District’s Service Center filed (received by the clerk) in the public records of Nassau ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The of Mortgage Foreclosure CIVIL ACTION pursuant to an Order where the application is the Office of General Counsel County,Florida COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is dated the 13 day of August, CASE NO. 45-2008-CA-114 Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale processed, unless the appli- before the end of the time has been filed against you and 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. 2009,and entered in Case No. DIVISION A dated August 13, 2009 and cation is upgraded to an period for filing a petition for an you are required to serve your FL,on the 6th day of October, JOHN A. CRAWFORD 09-CA-437,of the Circuit Court HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL, entered in Case No. 45-2008- Individual permit as explained administrative hearing. written defenses to it,if any,on 2009, between the hours of NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF of the 4th Judicial Circuit in LLC, CA-000446 of the Circuit Court below.A substantial objection Petitions filed by any per- Paige P.Poechmann,Plaintiff’s 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The COURT and for Nassau County,Florida, Plaintiff, of the FOURTH Judicial Circuit to a Standard General or sons other than those entitled attorney, whose address is Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is BY: RHODA GOODWIN, wherein VYSTAR CREDIT UNION vs. in and for NASSAU County, Standard permit application to written notice under Section 1280, Fernandina Beach, FL to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. DEPUTY CLERK is the Plaintiff and DANIEL L. RONALD D. SULLIVAN, et al, Florida wherein CHASE HOME must be made in writing and 120.60(3),Florida Statutes,must 32035,on or before September JOHN A. CRAWFORD Individuals with disabilities PINKSTON; AMY L. PINKSTON; Defendant(s). FINANCE LLC, is the Plaintiff filed with (received by) the be filed within fourteen days of 28, 2009, and file the original NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF needing a reasonable ac- and JOHN DOE AND JANE NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED and ROGER M. DAVIS; NOAMI Director of Regulatory publication of the notice or with the Clerk of this Court COURT commodation to participate DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS FORECLOSURE SALE R. DAVIS; WACHOVIA BANK, Information Management, within fourteen days of receipt either before service on BY: RHODA GOODWIN, in this proceeding should con- IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION SUC- 4049 Reid St., Palatka, Florida, of the written notice,whichev- Plaintiff’s attorney, or immedi- DEPUTY CLERK tact the RECORDING DEPART- PROPERTY are Defendants. I pursuant to an Order Re- CESSOR BY MERGER TO 32177-2529, or by e-mail at er occurs first. Under Section ately thereafter. If you fail in Individuals with disabilities MENT no later than seven (7) will sell to the highest and best scheduling Foreclosure Sale SOUTHTRUST BANK; are the a pplicationsupport@sjr- 120.60(3),Florida Statutes,how- this regard, a default will be needing a reasonable ac- days prior to the proceeding bidder for cash at the main dated August 13, 2009 and Defendants, I will sell to the wmd.com, within 14 days of ever, any person who has entered against you for the commodation to participate at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- entrance of the Nassau Judi- entered in Case No. 45-2008- highest and best bidder for notification of the application. asked the Department for relief demanded in the in this proceeding should con- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the cial Annex, 76347 Veteran’s CA-114 of the Circuit Court of cash at NASSAU JUDICIAL Please include either the notice of agency action may Complaint. tact the RECORDING DEPART- individual of a deposition, Way, Yulee, FL 32097, at 11:30 the FOURTH Judicial Circuit in ANNEX,76347 VETERAN’S WAY, Permit Application number or file a petition within fourteen WITNESS my hand and the MENT no later than seven (7) court date, subpoena, etc., is a.m.on the 30 day of Septem- and for NASSAU County, YULEE, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, the Project Name in the objec- days of receipt of such notice, seal of this Court on the 19 days prior to the proceeding less than seven (7) days, then ber, 2009, the following de- Florida wherein HOMECOM- on the 17 day of September, tion. Notification of the appli- regardless of the date of pub- day of August, 2009. at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- the individual should contact scribed property as set forth INGS FINANCIAL, LLC, is the 2009, the following described cation is either the fifth day lication. JOHN A. CRAWFORD CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the the RECORDING DEPARTMENT in said Final Judgment, to wit: Plaintiff and RONALD D. SULLI- property as set forth in said after the date on which the The petitioner shall mail a CLERK OF THE COURT individual of a deposition, as soon as possible after re- EXHIBIT “A” VAN; TENANT #1 N/K/A TERA Final Judgment: written notice is deposited in copy of the petition to the BY: /s/ Tracy Poore court date, subpoena, etc., is ceiving that notice.Telephone: A PORTION OF THE SOUTH STRICKLIN are the Defendants, LOT 13 OF PINE RIDGE, the U.S.mail (for those persons applicant at the address indi- Deputy Clerk less than seven (7) days, then 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 ONE-HALF OF THE SOUTHEAST I will sell to the highest and ACCORDING TO THE PLAT who receive actual notice by cated above at the time of 2t 08-26, 09-02-2009 the individual should contact if hearing impaired,1-800-955- ONE-QUARTER OF THE SOUTH- best bidder for cash at NAS- THEREOF AS RECORDED IN U.S.mail),the day the notice is filing.The failure of any person 7826 the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 8770 (v), via Florida Relay WEST ONE-QUARTER OF SEC- SAU JUDICIAL ANNEX, 76347 PLAT BOOK 5,PAGE 143 OF THE emailed (for those persons to file a petition or request for ————— as soon as possible after re- Service. TION 15, TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, VETERAN’S WAY,YULEE, FLORI- PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU who receive actual notice by enlargement of time within NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ceiving that notice.Telephone: 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 RANGE 23 EAST, NASSAU DA at 11:30AM, on the 17 day COUNTY,FLORIDA. email), or the date the notice fourteen days of receipt of CITY COMMISSION 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 7838 COUNTY, FLORIDA, THAT LIES of September, 2009, the fol- A/K/A 97365 AMY DRIVE, is published in the newspaper notice shall constitute a waiv- CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH if hearing impaired,1-800-955- —————- WESTERLY OF AND ADJOINS lowing described property as YULEE, FL 320970000 (if actual notice is not provid- er of that person’s right to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 8770 (v), via Florida Relay LEGAL NOTICE THE WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY set forth in said Final Any person claiming an ed by U.S. mail or email). A request an administrative that First Reading and Second Service. We will sell or otherwise dis- LINE OF STATE ROAD NO.S-121 Judgment: interest in the surplus from the “substantial objection”means determination (hearing) under Reading and Public Hearing 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 pose of the contents of the (A 100.00 FOOT RIGHT OF WAY) ALL OF THAT CERTAIN PIECE, sale, if any, other than the a written statement directed Sections 120.569 and 120.57, are scheduled for Tuesday, 7835 following units to satisfy the AND IS FURTHER DESCRIBED AS PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND property owner as of the date to the District that identifies Florida Statutes. Any subse- September 15,2009 at 6:00 PM —————- delinquent storage lien placed FOLLOWS: LYING AND BEING IN THE of the Lis Pendens must file a the objector,concerns hydro- quent intervention (in a pro- in the City Commission NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR in accordance with the state COMMENCE AND BEGIN COUNTY OF NASSAU AND THE claim within sixty (60) days logic or environmental ceeding initiated by another Chambers, 204 Ash Street TAX DEED of Florida Statute 83.806. AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA KNOWN after the sale. impacts of the proposed party) will be only at the dis- Fernandina Beach, Florida to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1131 Wendy Phillips SOUTHERLY LINE OF SECTION AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: WITNESS MY HAND and the activity, and relates to appli- cretion of the presiding officer consider the following appli- that TARPON IV LLC, the hold- General Household Goods 15 AND THE WESTERLY RIGHT A PORTION OF LOTS 51 AND seal of this Court on August cable rule criteria. A timely upon the filing of a motion in cation: er of the following certificate(s) 1154 Teresa Kingery OF WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD 52 CORNWALL FARM LAND 14, 2009. substantial objection will cause compliance with Rule 28- ORDINANCE 2009-16 has filed said certificate(s) for General Household Goods NO. S-121 (A 100.00 FOOT COMPANY’S PLAT OF NORTH John A. Crawford the Standard General or 106.205,Florida Administrative AN ORDINANCE OF THE a tax deed to be issued there- 1178 Shanna Gardner RIGHT OF WAY); THENCE FLORIDA FRUIT AND TRUCK Clerk of the Circuit Court Standard permit application Code. CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY on. The certificate number(s) General Household Goods NORTH 12 DEGREES, 25 MIN- FARMS,SECTION 17,TOWNSHIP By: /s/ Tracy Poore to be considered an applica- A petition that disputes the OF FERNANDINA BEACH and year of issuance, the 2085 Jean Stoudenmire UTES, 27 SECONDS WEST 3 NORTH,RANGE 24 EAST,NAS- Deputy Clerk tion for an Individual permit. If material facts on which the AMENDING CHAPTER 62, PER- description of the property, General Household Goods ALONG AFORESAID WEST SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND Florida Default Law Group, the District receives a timely Department’s action is based SONNEL, ARTICLE IV, FIRE- and the name(s) in which it is Sale will be conducted at RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF STATE BEING MORE PARTICULARLY P.L. substantial objection from you, must contain the following FIGHTER’S AND POLICE OFFI- assessed are as follows: AIA Stow-A-Way Storage, ROAD NO. S-121, A DISTANCE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: P.O. Box 25018 then you will receive written information: CER’S PENSION PLAN, OF THE File Number: 2009-178-TD 463915 State Road 200,Yulee, OF 247.98 FEET; THENCE COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH- Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 notice of the District’s intend- (a) The name,address,and CODE OF ORDINANCES OF Certificate Number: 2189 Florida 32097 at 10:00 am on DEPARTING SAID RIGHT OF EAST CORNER OF SAID SEC- 408054275 CHASE- ed decision on the permit telephone number of each THE CITY OF FERNANDINA Parcel Number: 00-00-30- September 18, 2009. Open WAY, SOUTH 84 DEGREES, 03 TION 17 AND RUN NORTH 01 SPECFHLMC-R-ejayska application. petitioner; the name,address, BEACH, BY AMENDING SUB- 0411-0015-0000 door sale, cash only.A clean- MINUTES,30 SECONDS WEST,A DEGREES 53 MINUTES 50 SEC- Americans with Disabilities Act Please note that decisions and telephone number of the SECTION 62-114(f)(2)(e)(1), Year of Issuance: 2007 ing deposit will be taken.(904) DISTANCE OF 143.15 FEET; ONDS WEST ALONG THE EAST- If you are a person with a on Individual permit applica- petitioner’s representative, if FINANCES AND FUND MAN- Description of Property: 225-1940. This sale is open to THENCE SOUTH 07 DEGREES, ERLY LINE OF SAID SECTION 17 disability who needs any tions will be made either by any; the Department permit AGEMENT; PROVIDING FOR LOT 15 IN OR 1062/593 OAK the public. 45 MINUTES,14 SECONDS EAST, AND ALSO BEING THE CENTER- accommodation in order to the District’s Executive Director identification number and the SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING AN CREST #2 PB 5/204 2t 09-02-09-2009 A DISTANCE OF 229.62 FEET TO LINE OF HENRY SMITH ROAD participate in this proceeding, or designee (for those appli- county in which the subject EFFECTIVE DATE. Assessed To: 7832 THE SOUTH LINE OF THOSE (HAVING A 80 FOOT RIGHT OF you are entitled, at no cost to cations which are recom- matter or activity is located; ORDINANCE 2009-17 CHRISTOPHER ADKINS, JEN- LANDS NOW OR FORMERLY WAY) A DISTANCE OF 668.55 you,to the provision of certain mended for approval) or by (b) A statement of how AN ORDINANCE OF THE NIFER ADKINS, CHARLES DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89 assistance please contact the the District’s Governing Board and when each petitioner COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF ADKINS SR. News-Leader RECORDS BOOK 369, PAGE DEGREES 38 MINUTES 50 SEC- circuit court at (904) 321-5709. (for those applications which received notice of the FERNANDINA BEACH,FLORIDA, All of the above property is 363; THENCE ALONG AFORE- ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 40 2t 08-26, 09-02-2009 are recommended for denial). Department action; AMENDING CHAPTER 62, PER- located in Nassau County, in Legal Deadline SAID LINE,NORTH 89 DEGREES, FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- 7816 For Individual permit applica- (c) A statement of how SONNEL, ARTICLE III, GENERAL the State of Florida. is Noon Fridays. 56 MINUTES,41 SECONDS EAST, NING: THENCE SOUTH 89 ————— tions, you are advised to noti- each petitioner’s substantial EMPLOYEES’ PENSION PLAN, Unless such certificate(s) CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 1168/347 EX 2-1 2-2 2-3 & 2-4 located in Nassau County, in located in Nassau County, in the State of Florida. located in Nassau County, in to law,the property described NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Assessed To: the State of Florida. the State of Florida. Unless such certificate(s) the State of Florida. in such certificate or certifi- TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SPOO INC Unless such certificate(s) Unless such certificate(s) shall be redeemed according Unless such certificate(s) cates will be sold to the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that VERONA V LLC, the hold- All of the above property is shall be redeemed according shall be redeemed according to law,the property described shall be redeemed according Highest Bidder at the MAIN that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- er of the following certificate(s) located in Nassau County, in to law,the property described to law,the property described in such certificate or certifi- to law,the property described ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU er of the following certificate(s) has filed said certificate(s) for the State of Florida. in such certificate or certifi- in such certificate or certifi- cates will be sold to the in such certificate or certifi- COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, has filed said certificate(s) for a tax deed to be issued there- Unless such certificate(s) cates will be sold to the cates will be sold to the Highest Bidder at the MAIN cates will be sold to the 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, a tax deed to be issued there- on. The certificate number(s) shall be redeemed according Highest Bidder at the MAIN Highest Bidder at the MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Highest Bidder at the MAIN FL, on the 29th day of on. The certificate number(s) and year of issuance, the to law,the property described ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU September,2009,between the and year of issuance, the description of the property, in such certificate or certifi- COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 description of the property, and the name(s) in which it is cates will be sold to the 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, FL, on the 22nd day of 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office and the name(s) in which it is assessed are as follows: Highest Bidder at the MAIN FL,on the 17th day of Septem- FL, on the 22nd day of September,2009,between the FL, on the 24th day of Policy is to hold the sale at assessed are as follows: File Number: 2009-142-TD ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU ber, 2009, between the hours September,2009,between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 September,2009,between the 11:30 a.m. File Number: 2009-169-TD Certificate Number: 1309 COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 JOHN A. CRAWFORD Certificate Number: 2370 Parcel Number: 42-2N-27- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is to hold the sale at p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF Parcel Number: 00-00-31- 4607-0007-0000 FL,on the 15th day of Septem- to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Policy is to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Policy is to hold the sale at COURT 1635-0001-0000 Year of Issuance: 2007 ber, 2009, between the hours JOHN A. CRAWFORD 11:30 a.m. JOHN A. CRAWFORD 11:30 a.m. BY: RHODA GOODWIN, Year of Issuance: 2007 Description of Property: of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF JOHN A. CRAWFORD NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF JOHN A. CRAWFORD DEPUTY CLERK Description of Property: TRACT 7 IN OR 1384/132 Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is COURT NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF COURT NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF Individuals with disabilities LOT 1 IN OR 724/1667 YULEE SOUTH PB 5/224 EX to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, COURT BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, COURT needing a reasonable PHOENIX WALK PB 5/55 ESMT OR 587/671 JOHN A. CRAWFORD DEPUTY CLERK BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, DEPUTY CLERK BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, accommodation to partici- Assessed To: Assessed To: NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF Individuals with disabilities DEPUTY CLERK Individuals with disabilities DEPUTY CLERK pate in this proceeding should JOHN H O’BRIEN, GLADYS A ADRIAN S CAIN, SUMTER COURT needing a reasonable ac- Individuals with disabilities needing a reasonable ac- Individuals with disabilities contact the RECORDING O’BRIEN PENDERGAST BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, commodation to participate needing a reasonable ac- commodation to participate needing a reasonable ac- DEPARTMENT no later than All of the above property is All of the above property is DEPUTY CLERK in this proceeding should con- commodation to participate in this proceeding should con- commodation to participate seven (7) days prior to the pro- located in Nassau County, in located in Nassau County, in Individuals with disabilities tact the RECORDING DEPART- in this proceeding should con- tact the RECORDING DEPART- in this proceeding should con- ceeding at the NASSAU the State of Florida. the State of Florida. needing a reasonable ac- MENT no later than seven (7) tact the RECORDING DEPART- MENT no later than seven (7) tact the RECORDING DEPART- COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX. If Unless such certificate(s) Unless such certificate(s) commodation to participate days prior to the proceeding MENT no later than seven (7) days prior to the proceeding MENT no later than seven (7) notice to the individual of a shall be redeemed according shall be redeemed according in this proceeding should con- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- days prior to the proceeding at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- days prior to the proceeding deposition, court date, sub- to law,the property described to law,the property described tact the RECORDING DEPART- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- poena, etc., is less than seven in such certificate or certifi- in such certificate or certifi- MENT no later than seven (7) individual of a deposition, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the individual of a deposition, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the (7) days, then the individual cates will be sold to the cates will be sold to the days prior to the proceeding court date, subpoena, etc., is individual of a deposition, court date, subpoena, etc., is individual of a deposition, should contact the RECORD- Highest Bidder at the MAIN Highest Bidder at the MAIN at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- less than seven (7) days, then court date, subpoena, etc., is less than seven (7) days, then court date, subpoena, etc., is ING DEPARTMENT as soon as ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the the individual should contact less than seven (7) days, then the individual should contact less than seven (7) days, then possible after receiving that COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, individual of a deposition, the RECORDING DEPARTMENT the individual should contact the RECORDING DEPARTMENT the individual should contact notice. Telephone: 904-548- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, court date, subpoena, etc., is as soon as possible after re- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT as soon as possible after re- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 4604 or 1-800-956-3496 if hear- FL, on the 1st day of October, FL, on the 15th day of less than seven (7) days, then ceiving that notice.Telephone: as soon as possible after re- ceiving that notice.Telephone: as soon as possible after re- ing impaired, 1-800-955-8770 2009, between the hours of September,2009,between the the individual should contact 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 ceiving that notice.Telephone: 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 ceiving that notice.Telephone: (v), via Florida Relay Service. 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 the RECORDING DEPARTMENT if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 4t 08-26, 09-02-09-16-2009 Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office as soon as possible after re- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 7808 to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. Policy is to hold the sale at ceiving that notice.Telephone: Service. 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Service. 8770 (v), via Florida Relay —————- JOHN A. CRAWFORD 11:30 a.m. 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 4t 08-12-19-26, 09-02-2009 Service. 4t 08-19-26, 09-02-09-2009 Service. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF JOHN A. CRAWFORD if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 7749 4t 08-19-26, 09-02-09-2009 7771 4t 08-19-26, 09-02-09-2009 TAX DEED COURT NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF 8770 (v), via Florida Relay —————- 7768 —————- 7774 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY: RHODA GOODWIN, COURT Service. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR —————- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR —————- that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- DEPUTY CLERK BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, 4t 08-12-19-26, 09-02-2009 TAX DEED NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR er of the following certificate(s) Individuals with disabilities DEPUTY CLERK 7746 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TAX DEED has filed said certificate(s) for needing a reasonable ac- Individuals with disabilities —————- that DENTON II LLC,the holder NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a tax deed to be issued there- commodation to participate needing a reasonable ac- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR of the following certificate(s) that VERONA V LLC, the hold- er of the following certificate(s) that VERONA V LLC, the hold- on. The certificate number(s) in this proceeding should con- commodation to participate TAX DEED has filed said certificate(s) for er of the following certificate(s) has filed said certificate(s) for er of the following certificate(s) and year of issuance, the tact the RECORDING DEPART- in this proceeding should con- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a tax deed to be issued there- has filed said certificate(s) for a tax deed to be issued there- has filed said certificate(s) for description of the property, MENT no later than seven (7) tact the RECORDING DEPART- that DENTON II LLC,the holder on. The certificate number(s) a tax deed to be issued there- on. The certificate number(s) a tax deed to be issued there- and the name(s) in which it is days prior to the proceeding MENT no later than seven (7) of the following certificate(s) and year of issuance, the on. The certificate number(s) and year of issuance, the on. The certificate number(s) assessed are as follows: at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- days prior to the proceeding has filed said certificate(s) for description of the property, and year of issuance, the description of the property, and year of issuance, the File Number: 2009-166-TD CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- a tax deed to be issued there- and the name(s) in which it is description of the property, and the name(s) in which it is description of the property, Certificate Number: 993 individual of a deposition, CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the on. The certificate number(s) assessed are as follows: and the name(s) in which it is assessed are as follows: and the name(s) in which it is Parcel Number: 48-3N-25- court date, subpoena, etc., is individual of a deposition, and year of issuance, the File Number: 2009-152-TD assessed are as follows: File Number: 2009-159-TD assessed are as follows: 4196-000M-0000 less than seven (7) days, then court date, subpoena, etc., is description of the property, Certificate Number: 1169 File Number: 2009-156-TD Certificate Number: 2335 File Number: 2009-163-TD Year of Issuance: 2007 the individual should contact less than seven (7) days, then and the name(s) in which it is Parcel Number: 25-2N-27- Certificate Number: 852 Parcel Number: 00-00-31- Certificate Number: 896 Description of Property: the RECORDING DEPARTMENT the individual should contact assessed are as follows: 1475-0001-0650 Parcel Number: 28-2N-25- 155A-0109-0000 Parcel Number: 32-2N-25- LOT M R433897 IN OR 370 PG as soon as possible after re- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT File Number: 2009-146-TD Year of Issuance: 2007 0150-0008-0000 Year of Issuance: 2007 0000-0010-0000 543 & 544 NASSAU OAKS SEC ceiving that notice.Telephone: as soon as possible after re- Certificate Number: 441 Description of Property: Year of Issuance: 2007 Description of Property: Year of Issuance: 2007 2 UNR 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 ceiving that notice.Telephone: Parcel Number: 10-3N-24- BLOCK 1 LOT 65 IN OR Description of Property: UNIT 109 IN OR 386 PG 71 Description of Property: Assessed To: if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 2320-0041-0040 1161/1116 EX ESMT PT OR LOT 8 R583255 IN OR OCEANS OF AMELIA OR L/E IN OR 944/1183 (EX DB RANDALL L CARTER 8770 (v), via Florida Relay if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Year of Issuance: 2007 556/654 NASSAUVILLE 1067/1124 BISMARK ACRES 382/205 255 PG 447) All of the above property is Service. 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Description of Property: WOODS PB 5/126 PB 5/283 Assessed To: Assessed To: located in Nassau County, in 4t 08-26, 09-02-09-16-2009 Service. PT OF LOT 41 IN OR 893/1040 Assessed To: Assessed To: CHARLES M PUGH JR., ELIZA- MELVIN R MOORE the State of Florida. 7811 4t 08-12-19-26, 09-02-2009 R621880 & R621881 DUNN CHRISTOPHER ALLAN CHAD D VAN ETTEN, NINA C BETH PUGH All of the above property is Unless such certificate(s) —————- 7744 SURVEY DOUGLAS VAN ETTEN All of the above property is located in Nassau County, in shall be redeemed according NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR —————- Assessed To: All of the above property is All of the above property is located in Nassau County, in the State of Florida. to law,the property described TAX DEED NOTICE OF SALE WILLIAM R COLLINS located in Nassau County, in located in Nassau County, in the State of Florida. Unless such certificate(s) in such certificate or certifi- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pursuant to Chapter 83, Part All of the above property is the State of Florida. the State of Florida. Unless such certificate(s) shall be redeemed according cates will be sold to the that TARPON IV LLC, the hold- IV located in Nassau County, in Unless such certificate(s) Unless such certificate(s) shall be redeemed according to law,the property described Highest Bidder at the MAIN er of the following certificate(s) Notice is given pursuant to the State of Florida. shall be redeemed according shall be redeemed according to law,the property described in such certificate or certifi- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU has filed said certificate(s) for the Self Storage Facility Act, Unless such certificate(s) to law,the property described to law,the property described in such certificate or certifi- cates will be sold to the COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, a tax deed to be issued there- Florida Statutes, Chapter 83, shall be redeemed according in such certificate or certifi- in such certificate or certifi- cates will be sold to the Highest Bidder at the MAIN 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, on. The certificate number(s) Part IV,that AAAA Self Storage, to law,the property described cates will be sold to the cates will be sold to the Highest Bidder at the MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU FL, on the 29th day of and year of issuance, the a self storage facility, will sell in such certificate or certifi- Highest Bidder at the MAIN Highest Bidder at the MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, September,2009,between the description of the property, by auction to the highest bid- cates will be sold to the ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 and the name(s) in which it is der the contents of spaces Highest Bidder at the MAIN COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, FL, on the 24th day of p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office assessed are as follows: noted to the following lessees: ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, FL, on the 24th day of September,2009,between the Policy is to hold the sale at File Number: 2009-171-TD Delbert Shilts COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, FL, on the 17th day of FL, on the 22nd day of September,2009,between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 11:30 a.m. Certificate Number: 161 Unit #62, Furniture and boxes 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, September,2009,between the September,2009,between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office JOHN A. CRAWFORD Parcel Number: 41-4N-23- Valerie Curtis FL, on the 15th day of hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is to hold the sale at NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF 0000-0001-0050 Unit #116, Household goods September,2009,between the p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. COURT Year of Issuance: 2007 The sale will be held at AAAA hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 Policy is to hold the sale at Policy is to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. JOHN A. CRAWFORD BY: RHODA GOODWIN, Description of Property: Self Storage facility located at p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office 11:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. JOHN A. CRAWFORD NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF DEPUTY CLERK IN OR 522 PG 561 1830 S 8th Street, Fernandina Policy is to hold the sale at JOHN A. CRAWFORD JOHN A. CRAWFORD NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF COURT Individuals with disabilities Assessed To: Beach, FL 32034, Nassau 11:30 a.m. NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF COURT BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, needing a reasonable KAREN LYNN BECK County,at 11:00 am on 16th of JOHN A. CRAWFORD COURT COURT BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, DEPUTY CLERK accommodation to partici- All of the above property is September, 2009. NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, DEPUTY CLERK Individuals with disabilities pate in this proceeding should located in Nassau County, in 2t 08-26, 09-02-2009 COURT DEPUTY CLERK DEPUTY CLERK Individuals with disabilities needing a reasonable contact the RECORDING the State of Florida. 7814 BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, Individuals with disabilities Individuals with disabilities needing a reasonable ac- accommodation to partici- DEPARTMENT no later than Unless such certificate(s) —————- DEPUTY CLERK needing a reasonable ac- needing a reasonable ac- commodation to participate pate in this proceeding should seven (7) days prior to the pro- shall be redeemed according NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Individuals with disabilities commodation to participate commodation to participate in this proceeding should con- contact the RECORDING ceeding at the NASSAU to law,the property described The Housing Authority of needing a reasonable ac- in this proceeding should con- in this proceeding should con- tact the RECORDING DEPART- DEPARTMENT no later than COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX. If in such certificate or certifi- the City of Fernandina Beach commodation to participate tact the RECORDING DEPART- tact the RECORDING DEPART- MENT no later than seven (7) seven (7) days prior to the pro- notice to the individual of a cates will be sold to the will convene a public hearing in this proceeding should con- MENT no later than seven (7) MENT no later than seven (7) days prior to the proceeding ceeding at the NASSAU deposition, court date, sub- Highest Bidder at the MAIN to receive comments on the tact the RECORDING DEPART- days prior to the proceeding days prior to the proceeding at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX. If poena, etc., is less than seven ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU “draft” PHA Five Year Plan for MENT no later than seven (7) at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the notice to the individual of a (7) days, then the individual COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, 2010-2014.The public hearing days prior to the proceeding CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the individual of a deposition, deposition, court date, sub- should contact the RECORD- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, will be called to order at the at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- individual of a deposition, individual of a deposition, court date, subpoena, etc., is poena, etc., is less than seven ING DEPARTMENT as soon as FL, on the 1st day of October, Fernandina Beach Housing CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the court date, subpoena, etc., is court date, subpoena, etc., is less than seven (7) days, then (7) days, then the individual possible after receiving that 2009, between the hours of Authority Office, located at individual of a deposition, less than seven (7) days, then less than seven (7) days, then the individual should contact should contact the RECORD- notice. Telephone: 904-548- 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The 1300 Hickory Street, Fernan- court date, subpoena, etc., is the individual should contact the individual should contact the RECORDING DEPARTMENT ING DEPARTMENT as soon as 4604 or 1-800-956-3496 if hear- Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is dina Beach, Florida, on Tues- less than seven (7) days, then the RECORDING DEPARTMENT the RECORDING DEPARTMENT as soon as possible after re- possible after receiving that ing impaired, 1-800-955-8770 to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. day,September 8,2009 at 3:00 the individual should contact as soon as possible after re- as soon as possible after re- ceiving that notice.Telephone: notice. Telephone: 904-548- (v), via Florida Relay Service. JOHN A. CRAWFORD P.M. the RECORDING DEPARTMENT ceiving that notice.Telephone: ceiving that notice.Telephone: 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 4604 or 1-800-956-3496 if hear- 4t 08-26, 09-02-09-16-2009 NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF A “draft” copy of the PHA as soon as possible after re- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 if hearing impaired,1-800-955- ing impaired, 1-800-955-8770 7809 COURT Five Year Plan is available for ceiving that notice.Telephone: if hearing impaired,1-800-955- if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay (v), via Florida Relay Service. —————- BY: RHODA GOODWIN, public inspection at the Hous- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Service. 4t 08-19-26, 09-02-09-2009 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE DEPUTY CLERK ing Authority office, Monday if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Service. Service. 4t 08-19-26, 09-02-09-2009 7775 Notice is hereby given that Individuals with disabilities through Thursday from 8:30 AM 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 4t 08-12-19-26, 09-02-2009 4t 08-19-26, 09-02-09-2009 7772 —————- on August 10th at 9:00 A.M. or needing a reasonable to 4:00 PM. Service. 7750 7769 —————- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR later at U-Store-It #323, 1678 S. accommodation to partici- Patricia Woody 4t 08-12-19-26, 09-02-2009 —————- —————- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED 8th Street, in the city of pate in this proceeding should Executive Director 7747 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Fernandina Beach, state of contact the RECORDING 1300 Hickory Street —————- TAX DEED TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that VERONA V LLC, the hold- Florida the undersigned, U- DEPARTMENT no later than Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that TARPON IV LLC, the hold- er of the following certificate(s) Store-It #323, will sell at Public seven (7) days prior to the pro- 2t 08-26, 09-02-2009 TAX DEED that VERONA V LLC, the hold- that DENTON II LLC,the holder er of the following certificate(s) has filed said certificate(s) for Sale by competitive bidding, ceeding at the NASSAU 7803 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN er of the following certificate(s) of the following certificate(s) has filed said certificate(s) for a tax deed to be issued there- the personal property (all items COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX. If ————— that TARPON IV LLC, the hold- has filed said certificate(s) for has filed said certificate(s) for a tax deed to be issued there- on. The certificate number(s) in storage units contain house- notice to the individual of a NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR er of the following certificate(s) a tax deed to be issued there- a tax deed to be issued there- on. The certificate number(s) and year of issuance, the hold items unless otherwise deposition, court date, sub- TAX DEED has filed said certificate(s) for on. The certificate number(s) on. The certificate number(s) and year of issuance, the description of the property, mentioned) heretofore stored poena, etc., is less than seven NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a tax deed to be issued there- and year of issuance, the and year of issuance, the description of the property, and the name(s) in which it is with the undersigned by: (7) days, then the individual that DENTON II LLC,the holder on. The certificate number(s) description of the property, description of the property, and the name(s) in which it is assessed are as follows: P2005 should contact the RECORD- of the following certificate(s) and year of issuance, the and the name(s) in which it is and the name(s) in which it is assessed are as follows: File Number: 2009-164-TD Demaris J. Cline ING DEPARTMENT as soon as has filed said certificate(s) for description of the property, assessed are as follows: assessed are as follows: File Number: 2009-160-TD Certificate Number: 550 P1121 possible after receiving that a tax deed to be issued there- and the name(s) in which it is File Number: 2009-153-TD File Number: 2009-157-TD Certificate Number: 1300 Parcel Number: 05-1S-24- Jeff A. Halliwell notice. Telephone: 904-548- on. The certificate number(s) assessed are as follows: Certificate Number: 583 Certificate Number: 991 Parcel Number: 42-2N-27- 0000-0004-0050 a/k/a Jeff A. Hallwill 4604 or 1-800-956-3496 if hear- and year of issuance, the File Number: 2009-147-TD Parcel Number: 04-1N-25- Parcel Number: 48-3N-25- 4500-0008-0080 Year of Issuance: 2007 D2 ing impaired, 1-800-955-8770 description of the property, Certificate Number: 2071 276C-0046-0000 4195-0033-0000 Year of Issuance: 2007 Description of Property: Jonathan Parr (v), via Florida Relay Service. and the name(s) in which it is Parcel Number: 01-6N-29- Year of Issuance: 2007 Year of Issuance: 2007 Description of Property: IN OR 582/10 EX R/W CASE P2032 4t 08-26, 09-02-09-16-2009 assessed are as follows: V14A-1010-0000 Description of Property: Description of Property: PT OF N1/2 OF 8 IN OR #03-319-CA Lataveia L. Humphrey 7812 File Number: 2009-144-TD Year of Issuance: 2007 LOT 46 IN OR 928/258 LOT 33 IN OR 888/129 NAS- 590/96 & OR 713/869 OR Assessed To: E42 —————- Certificate Number: 1728 Description of Property: AMENDED CUSHING CREEK SAU OAKS SEC 1 UNR 978/1340 YULEE FARMS 1 PB LYNDA G MCALPINE, ROBERT Tracie L. Pierce IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Parcel Number: 45-2N-28- VILLA UNIT 1010 IN OR 690 PG ESTATES PB 6/92-94 Assessed To: 2/37 BRUCE MCALPINE EST J45 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN 550A-0001-0140 1434 CAPTAINS COURT VIL- Assessed To: LAYNE E FRALICK, KELLY B Assessed To: All of the above property is Reese Crowe AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Year of Issuance: 2007 LAS HILDA R BERRIOS FRALICK BETTY ANN SCOTT EST, GLO- located in Nassau County, in L15 FLORIDA Description of Property: Assessed To: All of the above property is All of the above property is RIA MARCUM, KIMBERLY the State of Florida. Dennis Reilly CIVIL ACTION BLOCK 1 LOT 14 IN OR MARY JEAN CHYREK TRUSTEE located in Nassau County, in located in Nassau County, in MARCUM Unless such certificate(s) 2t 08-26, 09-02-2009 CASE NO. 2007-CA-506 960/899 SPRING HILL SUB PB All of the above property is the State of Florida. the State of Florida. All of the above property is shall be redeemed according 7820 DIVISION A 5/32 located in Nassau County, in Unless such certificate(s) Unless such certificate(s) located in Nassau County, in to law,the property described —————- CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC, Assessed To: the State of Florida. shall be redeemed according shall be redeemed according the State of Florida. in such certificate or certifi- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Plaintiff, R. WAYNE DUBOIS Unless such certificate(s) to law,the property described to law,the property described Unless such certificate(s) cates will be sold to the TAX DEED vs. All of the above property is shall be redeemed according in such certificate or certifi- in such certificate or certifi- shall be redeemed according Highest Bidder at the MAIN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN STEVEN D. NELSON, et al, located in Nassau County, in to law,the property described cates will be sold to the cates will be sold to the to law,the property described ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- Defendant(s). the State of Florida. in such certificate or certifi- Highest Bidder at the MAIN Highest Bidder at the MAIN in such certificate or certifi- COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, er of the following certificate(s) NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED Unless such certificate(s) cates will be sold to the ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU cates will be sold to the 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, has filed said certificate(s) for FORECLOSURE SALE shall be redeemed according Highest Bidder at the MAIN COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Highest Bidder at the MAIN FL, on the 29th day of a tax deed to be issued there- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to law,the property described ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU September,2009,between the on. The certificate number(s) pursuant to an Order in such certificate or certifi- COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, FL, on the 17th day of FL, on the 22nd day of COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 and year of issuance, the Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale cates will be sold to the 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, September,2009,between the September,2009,between the 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office description of the property, dated August 13, 2009 and Highest Bidder at the MAIN FL,on the 17th day of Septem- hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 FL, on the 24th day of Policy is to hold the sale at and the name(s) in which it is entered in Case No.2007-CA- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU ber, 2009, between the hours p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office September,2009,between the 11:30 a.m. assessed are as follows: 506 of the Circuit Court of the COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, of 11:00 a.m.and 2:00 p.m.The Policy is to hold the sale at Policy is to hold the sale at hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 JOHN A. CRAWFORD File Number: 2009-167-TD FOURTH Judicial Circuit in and 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is 11:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF Certificate Number: 797 for NASSAU County, Florida FL, on the 15th day of to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. JOHN A. CRAWFORD JOHN A. CRAWFORD Policy is to hold the sale at COURT Parcel Number: 19-2N-25- wherein CHASE HOME September,2009,between the JOHN A. CRAWFORD NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF 11:30 a.m. BY: RHODA GOODWIN, 0000-0017-0000 FINANCE LLC, is the Plaintiff hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF COURT COURT JOHN A. CRAWFORD DEPUTY CLERK Year of Issuance: 2007 and STEVEN D. NELSON; are p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office COURT BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF Individuals with disabilities Description of Property: the Defendants,I will sell to the Policy is to hold the sale at BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, DEPUTY CLERK DEPUTY CLERK COURT needing a reasonable ac- IN SW1/4 OF SE1/4 OF NE1/4 highest and best bidder for 11:30 a.m. DEPUTY CLERK Individuals with disabilities Individuals with disabilities BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, commodation to participate OR 828/1575 EX 17-2 cash at NASSAU JUDICIAL JOHN A. CRAWFORD Individuals with disabilities needing a reasonable ac- needing a reasonable ac- DEPUTY CLERK in this proceeding should con- Assessed To: ANNEX,76347 VETERAN’S WAY, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF needing a reasonable ac- commodation to participate commodation to participate Individuals with disabilities tact the RECORDING DEPART- DAVID ELEBY EST YULEE, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, COURT commodation to participate in this proceeding should con- in this proceeding should con- needing a reasonable ac- MENT no later than seven (7) All of the above property is on the 17 day of September, BY: KAREN J. LOCKETT, in this proceeding should con- tact the RECORDING DEPART- tact the RECORDING DEPART- commodation to participate days prior to the proceeding located in Nassau County, in 2009, the following described DEPUTY CLERK tact the RECORDING DEPART- MENT no later than seven (7) MENT no later than seven (7) in this proceeding should con- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- the State of Florida. property as set forth in said Individuals with disabilities MENT no later than seven (7) days prior to the proceeding days prior to the proceeding tact the RECORDING DEPART- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the Unless such certificate(s) Final Judgment: needing a reasonable ac- days prior to the proceeding at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- MENT no later than seven (7) individual of a deposition, shall be redeemed according LOTS 13, 14, 15 AND 16, IN commodation to participate at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the days prior to the proceeding court date, subpoena, etc., is to law,the property described BLOCK 156,OF WEST PORTION in this proceeding should con- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the individual of a deposition, individual of a deposition, at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- less than seven (7) days, then in such certificate or certifi- OF THE TOWN OF HILLIARD, tact the RECORDING DEPART- individual of a deposition, court date, subpoena, etc., is court date, subpoena, etc., is CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the the individual should contact cates will be sold to the ACCORDING TO THE PLAT MENT no later than seven (7) court date, subpoena, etc., is less than seven (7) days, then less than seven (7) days, then individual of a deposition, the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Highest Bidder at the MAIN THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN days prior to the proceeding less than seven (7) days, then the individual should contact the individual should contact court date, subpoena, etc., is as soon as possible after re- ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU PLAT BOOK 1, AT PAGE 23, OF at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- the individual should contact the RECORDING DEPARTMENT the RECORDING DEPARTMENT less than seven (7) days, then ceiving that notice.Telephone: COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the the RECORDING DEPARTMENT as soon as possible after re- as soon as possible after re- the individual should contact 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. individual of a deposition, as soon as possible after re- ceiving that notice.Telephone: ceiving that notice.Telephone: the RECORDING DEPARTMENT if hearing impaired,1-800-955- FL, on the 29th day of A/K/A 27216 WEST FIRST court date, subpoena, etc., is ceiving that notice.Telephone: 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 as soon as possible after re- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay September,2009,between the AVENUE,HILLIARD,FL 32460000 less than seven (7) days, then 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 if hearing impaired,1-800-955- if hearing impaired,1-800-955- ceiving that notice.Telephone: Service. hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 Any person claiming an the individual should contact if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 4t 08-26, 09-02-09-16-2009 p.m.The Clerk of Court’s Office interest in the surplus from the the RECORDING DEPARTMENT 8770 (v), via Florida Relay Service. Service. if hearing impaired,1-800-955- 7807 Policy is to hold the sale at sale, if any, other than the as soon as possible after re- Service. 4t 08-12-19-26, 09-02-2009 4t 08-19-26, 09-02-09-2009 8770 (v), via Florida Relay —————- 11:30 a.m. property owner as of the date ceiving that notice.Telephone: 4t 08-12-19-26, 09-02-2009 7751 7770 Service. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR JOHN A. CRAWFORD of the Lis Pendens must file a 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 7748 —————- —————- 4t 08-19-26, 09-02-09-2009 TAX DEED NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF claim within sixty (60) days if hearing impaired,1-800-955- —————- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 7773 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN COURT after the sale. 8770 (v), via Florida Relay NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED TAX DEED —————- that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder BY: RHODA GOODWIN, WITNESS MY HAND and the Service. TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR of the following certificate(s) DEPUTY CLERK seal of this Court on August 4t 08-12-19-26, 09-02-2009 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ALLAN & NANCIE JONES, that TARPON IV LLC, the hold- TAX DEED has filed said certificate(s) for Individuals with disabilities 14, 2008. 7745 that VERONA V LLC, the hold- the holder of the following cer- er of the following certificate(s) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a tax deed to be issued there- needing a reasonable ac- John A. Crawford —————- er of the following certificate(s) tificate(s) has filed said certifi- has filed said certificate(s) for that VERONA V LLC, the hold- on. The certificate number(s) commodation to participate Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR has filed said certificate(s) for cate(s) for a tax deed to be a tax deed to be issued there- er of the following certificate(s) and year of issuance, the in this proceeding should con- By: /s/ Tracy Poore TAX DEED a tax deed to be issued there- issued thereon.The certificate on. The certificate number(s) has filed said certificate(s) for description of the property, tact the RECORDING DEPART- Deputy Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN on. The certificate number(s) number(s) and year of and year of issuance, the a tax deed to be issued there- and the name(s) in which it is MENT no later than seven (7) Florida Default Law Group, that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder and year of issuance, the issuance, the description of description of the property, on. The certificate number(s) assessed are as follows: days prior to the proceeding P.L. of the following certificate(s) description of the property, the property,and the name(s) and the name(s) in which it is and year of issuance, the File Number: 2009-165-TD at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- P.O. Box 25018 has filed said certificate(s) for and the name(s) in which it is in which it is assessed are as assessed are as follows: description of the property, Certificate Number: 981 CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 a tax deed to be issued there- assessed are as follows: follows: File Number: 2009-158-TD and the name(s) in which it is Parcel Number: 51-2N-25- individual of a deposition, F07051500 CHASE- on. The certificate number(s) File Number: 2009-150-TD File Number: 2009-155-TD Certificate Number: 2461 assessed are as follows: 4240-0020-0000 court date, subpoena, etc., is SPECFHLMC-R-ejayska and year of issuance, the Certificate Number: 1158 Certificate Number: 646 Parcel Number: 00-00-31- File Number: 2009-162-TD Year of Issuance: 2007 less than seven (7) days, then Americans with Disabilities description of the property, Parcel Number: 18-2N-27- Parcel Number: 06-1N-25- 1800-0135-0050 Certificate Number: 982 Description of Property: the individual should contact Act and the name(s) in which it is 4316-0021-0000 199S-0221-0000 Year of Issuance: 2007 Parcel Number: 05-3N-25- LOT 20 IN OR 111/764 the RECORDING DEPARTMENT If you are a person with a assessed are as follows: Year of Issuance: 2007 Year of Issuance: 2005 Description of Property: 0000-0001-0090 ARTHUR JONES SURVEY OR as soon as possible after re- disability who needs any File Number: 2009-145-TD Description of Property: Description of Property: BLOCK 135 LOTS 5 & 6 PT OR Year of Issuance: 2007 75/281 ceiving that notice.Telephone: accommodation in order to Certificate Number: 1076 LOT 21 IN OR 1158/785 LOT 221 PT OR 1129/92 SWAL- 1019/1866 CITY OF FDNA Description of Property: Assessed To: 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 participate in this proceeding, Parcel Number: 07-3N-26- R621644 & R621645 JOHN- LOWFORK ESTATES PHASE 3 BEACH IN OR 686 PG 125 R498207 & ROSALEE THOMAS EST if hearing impaired,1-800-955- you are entitled, at no cost to 0000-0002-0000 SON LAKE EST #3 PB 5/168 PB 3/346 Assessed To: R498208 All of the above property is 8770 (v), via Florida Relay you,to the provision of certain Year of Issuance: 2007 Assessed To: Assessed To: TONY R HAIR,VIRGINIA G Assessed To: located in Nassau County, in Service. assistance please contact the Description of Property: MATTHEW S MILES, MARILYN L WADE J PETTYJOHN, HAIR LARRY GENE JACKSON JR, the State of Florida. 4t 08-26, 09-02-09-16-2009 circuit court at (904) 321-5709. PT OF LOT 7 S OF PUB RD & MILES STEPHANIE I PETTYJOHN All of the above property is SHERI JACKSON Unless such certificate(s) 7810 2t 08-26, 09-02-2009 NE PT OF LOT 6 IN OR All of the above property is All of the above property is located in Nassau County, in All of the above property is shall be redeemed according —————- 7817 CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2009 / NEWS-LEADER 7B LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR copy of this notice has been through a central angle of 02º order to participate in this pro- interest in the surplus from the North 18th Street, Fernandina ABOVE NAMED lication of this notice or within TAX DEED served must file their claims 11’ 08”, an arc distance of gram or activity should con- sale, if any, other than the Beach, FL 32034. DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT twenty-six (26) days of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN with this Court WITHIN THE 60.15 feet to a set 1/2”iron pin tact the Office of the Ex-Officio property owner as of the date This action has been filed KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR District depositing notice of that CRYSTAL I LLC, the holder LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE with a cap stamped PLS No. Clerk to the Board of County of the lis pendens, must file a against you and you are ALIVE, WHETHER SAID this intent in the mail for those of the following certificate(s) DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- 1558 (the aforesaid arc has a Commissioners at (904) 548- claim within 60 days after the required to serve a copy of UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY persons to whom the District has filed said certificate(s) for TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 chord distance of 60.15 feet 4660 or Florida Relay Service at sale. your written defense, if any, CLAIM AN INTEREST AS mails actual notice. Failure to a tax deed to be issued there- DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- that bears South 10º 21’ 26” 1-800-955-8770 (v) or 1-800- Dated this 21 day of upon SHAPIRO & FISHMAN,LLP, SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, file a petition within this time on. The certificate number(s) VICE OF A COPY OF THIS West); run thence South 78º 955-8771 (TDD) at least seven- August, 2009. Attorneys for Plaintiff, whose GRANTEES, OR OTHER period shall constitute a waiv- and year of issuance, the NOTICE ON THEM. 15’ 01” East, departing said ty two hours in advance to JOHN A. CRAWFORD address is 10004 N.Dale Mabry CLAIMANTS er of any right(s) such person(s) description of the property, All other creditors of the right of way, a distance of request such accommoda- Clerk of the Circuit Court Highway, Suite 112, Tampa, FL Defendant(s). may have to request an and the name(s) in which it is decedent and persons hav- 129.07 feet to the Point of tion. By: /s/ Tracy Poore 33618, within thirty (30) days AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE administrative determination assessed are as follows: ing claims or demands against Beginning. BOARD OF COUNTY Deputy Clerk after the first publication of this NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (hearing) under sections File Number: 2009-182-TD the decedent’s estate must The above described lands COMMISSIONERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE notice and file the original with pursuant to an Order resched- 120.569 and 120.57, F.S., con- Certificate Number: 688 file their claims with this Court are intended to be the same NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES the clerk of this Court either uling foreclosure sale dated cerning the subject permit. Parcel Number: 37-1N-25- WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE lands as described in Official /S/ BARRY V.HOLLOWAY ACT, persons with disabilities before service on Plaintiff’s August 20,2009,entered in Civil Petitions that are not filed in 0000-0019-0040 DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- Records Book 1070, Page 329 Its: Chairman needing a special accom- attorney or immediately there Case No. 2005 CA 423 of the accordance with the above Year of Issuance: 2007 TION OF THIS NOTICE. of the public records of ATTEST: modation should contact after; otherwise a default will Circuit Court of the 4th Judicial provisions are subject to dis- Description of Property: ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED Nassau County, Florida. Said JOHN A. CRAWFORD COURT ADMINISTRATION, at be entered against you for the Circuit in and for Nassau missal. IN OR 1009-334 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. lands are also a portion of the Its: Ex-Officio Clerk the NASSAU County Court- relief demanded in the County, Florida, wherein Because the administrative Assessed To: NOTWITHSTANDING THE lands described in Official 1t 09-02-2009 house at 904-548-4600, 1-800- Complaint. DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL hearing process is designed CLEVELAND A SHUMAN TIME PERIOD SET FORTH Records Book 329, Page 23 7860 955-8771 (TDD) or 1-800-955- WITNESS my hand and seal TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE to formulate final agency All of the above property is ABOVE,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO and Official Records Book 534, ————— 8770,via Florida Relay Service. of this Court on the 26 day of FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS action, the filing of a petition located in Nassau County, in (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Page 871 of the public records IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID August, 2009. OF GSAMP TRUST 2004-HE1, means that the District’s final the State of Florida. DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH of Nassau County,Florida. AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, J. STERN, P.A. JOHN A. CRAWFORD MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH action may be different from Unless such certificate(s) IS BARRED. Has been filed against you FLORIDA 900 SOUTH PINE ISLAND Circuit and County Courts CERTIFICATES,SERIES 2004-HE1, the position taken by it in this shall be redeemed according The date of first publication and you are required to serve CASE NO.: 09-CA-520 ROAD, SUITE 400, PLANTA- By: /s/ C. Easterwood Plaintiff and TRAY DEWAYNE notice of intent.Persons whose to law,the property described of this Notice is September 2, a copy of your written defens- AMERICAN GENERAL HOME TION, FL 33324-3920 Deputy Clerk WILLIAMSON AND ZANDRA substantial interests will be in such certificate or certifi- 2009. es, if any, to it, on Marshall C. EQUITY,INC., (954) 233-8000 09-147903 WILLIAMSON, HIS WIFE are affected by any such final cates will be sold to the Attorney for Personal Watson, P.A., Attorney for Plaintiff, 08-84789 (FM) CWF 2t 09-02-09-2009 defendant(s), I will sell to the decision of the District on the Highest Bidder at the MAIN Representative: Plaintiff,whose address is 1800 vs. 2t 09-02-09-2009 7847 highest and best bidder for applicant have the right to ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU H. Price Poole, Jr., Esquire NW 49th STREET, SUITE 120, FT. WAYNE A. HENDERSON, et al., 7844 —————- cash, AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE petition to become a party to COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, Florida Bar No. 0157674 LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 on or Defendants. —————- IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 4th OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- the proceeding, in accor- 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, P.O. Box 1280 before October 9,2009,a date NOTICE OF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF CIAL ANNEX LOCATED AT dance with the requirements FL,on the 8th day of October, Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 which is within thirty (30) days Notice is hereby given that, 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN FLORIDA, IN AND FOR 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, set forth above. 2009, between the hours of Telephone: (904) 261-0742 after the first publication of this pursuant to an order or a final AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, NASSAU COUNTY FLORIDA, 32097 AT 11:30 A.M. 1t 09-02-2009 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The Personal Representative: Notice in THE NEWS LEADER judgment of foreclosure en- FLORIDA Case #: 2009-CA-000038 September 29, 2009 the fol- 7858 Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Sheri Ann Krulish and file the original with the tered in the above-captioned CIVIL DIVISION Division #: A lowing described property as ————— to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. 448592 U.S. Highway 301 Clerk of this Court either before action,I will sell the property sit- CASE NO.: 45-2008-CA- UNC: set forth in said Final NOTICE OF INTENTION JOHN A. CRAWFORD Callahan, FL 32011 service on Plaintiff’s attorney or uated in Nassau County, 000357 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. as Judgment, to-wit: TO CONSIDER ENACTMENT NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF Telephone: (904) 879-9047 immediately thereafter; oth- Florida, described as: U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI- Trustee for Option One LOT 11, BLOCK 13, SPRING OF ORDINANCES COURT 2t 09-02-09-2009 erwise a default will be Tract 3, Spring Hill Unit 4, ATION, AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-2, LAKES ESTATES, UNIT IV REPLAT, NOTICE is hereby given that BY: RHODA GOODWIN, 7842 entered against you for the according to the plat thereof OF THE HOMEBANC MORT- Asset-Backed Certificates, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT the Board of County Commis- DEPUTY CLERK ————— relief demanded in the com- recorded in plat book 6,page GAGE TRUST 2005-1, Series 2007-2, THEREOF AS RECORDED IN sioners of Nassau County, Individuals with disabilities IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN plaint. 43, of the public records of Plaintiff, Plaintiff, PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 177 Florida, at a Regular meeting needing a reasonable ac- AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, In accordance with the Nassau County,Florida vs. -vs.- THROUGH 188, OF THE PUBLIC to be held on Monday, the commodation to participate FLORIDA Americans with Disabilities Act at public sale, to the highest MARION TYRE A/K/A MARION David H. Johns and Lisa I. RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- 14th day of September, 2009, in this proceeding should con- CASE NO.: 08-CA-738 of 1990 (ADA), disabled per- and best bidder for cash, at M. TYRE III; NORTH HAMPTON Johns, Husband and Wife; TY,FLORIDA. at 7:00 P.M.at the Commission tact the RECORDING DEPART- AMERICAN GENERAL HOME sons who,because of their dis- 11:30 a.m. on the 28th day of ASSOCIATION, INC.; BILLIE JO Associates Financial Services ANY PERSON CLAIMING Chambers, located in the MENT no later than seven (7) EQUITY,INC., abilities,need special accom- September, 2009, at the main G. TYRE; JOHN DOE; JANE Co, Inc. f/k/a Associates AN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS James S. Page Governmental days prior to the proceeding Plaintiff, modation to participate in this entrance to the Nassau DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT Financial Services Company FROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER Complex,96135 Nassau Place, at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- vs. proceeding should contact County Judicial Annex, 76347 (S) IN POSSESSION OF THE of Florida, Inc.; THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER Yulee, Florida, intends to con- CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the MICHAEL VRABELY and FER- the ADA Coordinator at 416 Veterans Way,Yulee, Florida. SUBJECT PROPERTY, Defendant(s). AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- sider for adoption the following individual of a deposition, NANDINA SHORES CONDO- CENTER STREET, FERNANDINA That any person claiming Defendants. AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE DENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH- proposed ordinance: court date, subpoena, etc., is MINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC., BEACH,FL 32034 or Telephone an interest in the surplus from NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. ORDINANCE NO. 2009- less than seven (7) days, then Defendants. Voice/TDD (904) 321-5700 not the sale, if any,other than the SALE pursuant to an Order DATED at Fernandina AN ORDINANCE OF NAS- the individual should contact AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE later than five business days property owner as of the date NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rescheduling foreclosure sale Beach, Florida, this 21 day of SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA ENAB- the RECORDING DEPARTMENT Notice is hereby given that, prior to such proceeding. of the lis pendens must file a pursuant to a Final Judgment dated August 20, 2009, August, 2009. LING THE COUNTY TO ESTAB- as soon as possible after re- pursuant to an order or a final WITNESS my hand and the claim within 60 days after the of Foreclosure dated the 20 entered in Civil Case No.2009- JOHN A. CRAWFORD LISH BY RESOLUTION OF THE ceiving that notice.Telephone: judgment of foreclosure seal of this Court this 26 day of sale. day of August, 2009, and CA-000038 of the Circuit Court CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 entered in the above-cap- August, 2009. WITNESS my hand and seal entered in Case No. 45-2008- of the 4th Judicial Circuit in COURT SIONERS FIRE SAFETY INSPEC- if hearing impaired,1-800-955- tioned action, I will sell the John A. Crawford of said Court on 24 Aug.,2009. CA-000357,of the Circuit Court and for Nassau County,Florida, Nassau County,Florida TION FEES; PROVIDING SEVER- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay property situated in Nassau As Clerk of the Court JOHN A. CRAWFORD of the 4TH Judicial Circuit in wherein Wells Fargo Bank,N.A. By: /s/ C. Easterwood ABILITY; PROVIDING FOR AN Service. County,Florida, described as: By: /s/ Arielle Wilson CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT and for Nassau County,Florida, as Trustee for Option One DEPUTY CLERK EFFECTIVE DATE. 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 All of that certain piece, As Deputy Clerk By: /s/ C. Easterwood wherein U.S. BANK NATIONAL Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-2, ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: ORDINANCE NO. 2009- 7839 parcel or tract of land situate, 2t 09-02-09-2009 Deputy Clerk ASSOCIATION, AS INDENTURE Asset-Backed Certificates, SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, LLP AN ORDINANCE OF NAS- —————- lying,and being in the County 7845 Sidney E. Lewis, P.A. TRUSTEE OF THE HOMEBANC Series 2007-2, Plaintiff and 10004 North Dale Mabry SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR of Nassau and State of Florida, —————- Attorney for Plaintiff MORTGAGE TRUST 2005-1 is the David H. Johns and Lisa I. Hwy,Suite 112 AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. TAX DEED known and described as fol- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 300 W.Adams Street Plaintiff and MARION TYRE Johns, Husband and Wife are Tampa, Florida 33618 92-20, AS AMENDED, TO REF- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lows: NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Suite 300 A/K/A MARION M. TYRE III; defendant(s), I will sell to the (813) 880-8888 ERENCE THE FLORIDA FIRE PRE- that WINDER VI LLC, the hold- Unit 6343, of FERNANDINA PROBATE DIVISION Jacksonville, Florida 32202 NORTH HAMPTON ASSOCIA- highest and best bidder for 05-68059B VENTION CODE AND TO er of the following certificate(s) SHORES,a condominium,and File No.: 09-CP-150 (904) 355-9003 TION, INC.; BILLIE JO G. TYRE; cash, AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE 2t 09-02-09-2009 ALLOW THE BOARD OF COUN- has filed said certificate(s) for an undivided share in those Division: B 2t 09-02-09-2009 JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- 7849 TY COMMISSIONERS TO ESTAB- a tax deed to be issued there- common elements appur- IN RE: ESTATE OF 7850 UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POS- CIAL ANNEX LOCATED AT —————- LISH A PERMIT FEE BY RESOLU- on. The certificate number(s) tenant thereto as specified in, DORIS M. ZEDAKER, —————- SESSION OF THE SUBJECT 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TION; PROVIDING SEVERA- and year of issuance, the described in and subject to Deceased. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PROPERTY are defendants. I FLORIDA, 32097 AT 11:30 A.M. NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA BILITY; PROVIDING FOR AN description of the property, the Covenants, Conditions, NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN will sell to the highest and best September 29, 2009 the fol- PROBATE DIVISION EFFECTIVE DATE. and the name(s) in which it is Restrictions, Terms and other (Summary Administration) AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, bidder for cash at the AT 11:30 lowing described property as 09CP140 ORDINANCE NO. 2009- assessed are as follows: provisions of the Declaration TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FLORIDA A.M. at the MAIN ENTRANCE set forth in said Final IN RE: ESTATE OF AN ORDINANCE OF NAS- File Number: 2009-183-TD of Condominium for Fernan- CLAMS OR DEMANDS CASE NO. 08-CA-93 OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- Judgment, to-wit: JOE MANASCO, SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Certificate Number: 1853 dina Shores, a Condominium, AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: VANDERBILT MORTGAGE CIAL ANNEX, 76347 VETERANS TRACT 2, EXCEPT THE WEST Deceased. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. Parcel Number: 41-3N-28- formerly Amelia Dunes Condo- You are hereby notified AND FINANCE, INC. WAY, YULEE FL 32097 at the 39.89 FEET,AND THE WEST 19.55 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 94-14,AS AMENDED,TO ALLOW 1250-0044-0000 minium Apartments,recorded that an Order of Summary Plaintiff, Nassau County Courthouse in FEET OF TRACT 1,ALL IN BLOCK The administration of the THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- Year of Issuance: 2007 in Official Records Book 150 at Administration has been v. Yulee,Florida,at 11:30 a.m.on 2, YULEE WOODS, SECTION estate of Joe Manasco, MISSIONERS TO ESTABLISH BY Description of Property: page 247,amended in Official entered in the estate of DORIS LISA N. WELLS; ___ UNKNOWN the 22 day of September,2009, FOUR, ACCORDING TO THE deceased, whose date of RESOLUTION SERVICE FEES FOR LOT 44 IN OR 976/761 LIGHT- Records Book 166 at page M. ZEDAKER, deceased, File SPOUSE OF LISA N. WELLS; the following described prop- MAP OR PLAT THEREOF, AS death was February 20, 2009, RESPONDING TO FALSE HOUSE POINTE PB 6/157 617, further amended in Number 09-CP-150; by the and all unknown parties erty as set forth in said Final RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, and whose social security ALARMS; PROVIDING SEVER- Assessed To: Official Records Book 199 at Circuit Court for Nassau claiming by,through, under Judgment, to wit: PAGES 301-302 OF THE PUBLIC number is ***-**-9598, is pend- ABILITY; PROVIDING FOR AN DANIEL D JOHNSON page 625,further amended in County, Florida, Probate or against the herein named LOT 192, NORTH HAMPTON RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- ing in the Circuit Court for EFFECTIVE DATE. All of the above property is Official Records Book 199 at Division, the address of which Defendants, who are not PHASE ONE, ACCORDING TO TY, FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH Nassau County, Florida, Copies of the Ordinance located in Nassau County, in page 625,further amended in is 76347 Veterans Way,Yulee,FL known to be dead or alive, THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED THE NORTH 23.35 FEET OF THE Probate Division, the address are available at the Clerk’s the State of Florida. Official Records Book 252 at 32097; that the decedent’s whether said unknown par- IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 215 WEST 177.41 FEET OF THE EAST of which is 76347 Veteran’s Office at the Judicial Annex, Unless such certificate(s) page 315,further amended in date of death was May 7, ties claim as heirs, devisees, THROUGH 230, INCLUSIVE, OF 355.36 FEET OF TRACT 7,BLOCK Way, Yulee, Florida 32097. The located at 76347 Veterans shall be redeemed according Official Records Book 257 at 2009; that the total value of grantees, assignees, lienors, THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAS- 5, YULEE WOODS, SECTION names and addresses of the Way, Yulee, Florida, Monday to law,the property described page 546 and as further restat- the estate is approximately creditors, trustees, spouses, or SAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. THREE, AS RECORDED IN PLAT personal representative and through Friday, 8:30 a.m. in such certificate or certifi- ed in Official Records Book 267 $8,000.00 and that the names other claimants; TENANT #1 ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN BOOK 5, PAGES 239 AND 240, the personal representative’s through 5:00 p.m., except for cates will be sold to the at page 354, all in the public and addresses of those to and/or TENANT #2, the par- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM OF SAID PUBLIC RECORDS attorney are set forth below. legal holidays. Highest Bidder at the MAIN records of Nassau County, whom it has been assigned ties intended to account for THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN TOGETHER WITH THAT PORTION All creditors of the dece- THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO BE ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU Florida. by such order are: the person or persons in pos- THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF OF TRACT 3, BLOCK 2, YULEE dent and other persons having PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF A COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, at public sale, to the highest Creditors: session THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS WOODS SECTION IV,ACCORD- claims or demands against PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL 76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE, and best bidder for cash, at JO ANNE ZEDAKER Defendants. MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 ING TO THE MAP OR PLAT decedent’s estate on whom a ANY DECISION MADE BY THE FL,on the 8th day of October, 11:30 a.m. at the Main En- CATLEDGE NOTICE OF SALE DAYS AFTER THE SALE. THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN copy of this notice is required BOARD, AGENCY OR COM- 2009, between the hours of trance to the Nassau County P.O. Box 15792 Notice is hereby given that, In accordance with the PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 301 AND to be served must file their MISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The Judicial Annex,76347 Veterans Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 pursuant to the Final Judg- Americans with Disabilities Act 302, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS claims with this court WITHIN MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH Clerk of Court’s Office Policy is Way, Yulee, Florida 32097, on Beneficiaries: ment of Foreclosure dated of 1990 (ADA), disabled per- OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR to hold the sale at 11:30 a.m. the 29 day of September,2009. JO ANNE ZEDAKER August 24, 2009, in this cause, sons who,because of their dis- MORE PARTICULARLY DE- THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF JOHN A. CRAWFORD That any person claiming CATLEDGE I will sell the property situated abilities,need special accom- SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FOR A CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 THE PROCEEDINGS,AND THAT, NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF an interest in the surplus from P.O. Box 15792 in NASSAU County, Florida, modation to participate in this POINT OF REFERENCE COM- DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- FOR SUCH PURPOSE, HE OR COURT the sale, if any,other than the Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 described as: proceeding should contact MENCE AT THE SOUTHWEST VICE OF A COPY OF THIS SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT BY: RHODA GOODWIN, property owner as of the date NANCY Z. HOFFMAN LOT 23, CEDAR RIDGE, UNIT the ADA Coordinator at 416 CORNER OF TRACT 2,BLOCK 2, NOTICE ON THEM. A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE DEPUTY CLERK of the lis pendens must file a 509 Saunders Street NO.ONE,ACCORDING TO THE CENTER STREET, FERNANDINA YULEE WOODS SECTION IV, All other creditors of the PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, Individuals with disabilities claim within 60 days after the Sebastian, FL 32958-4363 PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED BEACH,FL 32034 or Telephone RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, decedent and other persons WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE needing a reasonable ac- sale. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 95 Voice/TDD (904) 321-5700 not PAGES 301 AND 302, OF THE having claims or demands TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE commodation to participate WITNESS my hand and seal NOTIFIED THAT: THROUGH 96, OF THE PUBLIC later than five business days PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU against decedent’s estate UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS in this proceeding should con- of said Court on 21 Aug.,2009. All creditors of the estate RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- prior to such proceeding. COUNTY, FLORIDA. THENCE must file their claims with this TO BE BASED. tact the RECORDING DEPART- JOHN A. CRAWFORD of the decedent and persons TY,FLORIDA. Dated this 21 day of NORTH 67 DEGREES 05 MIN- court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER The Board of County MENT no later than seven (7) CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT having claims or demands a/k/a 1551 BARBARAS PL.,FER- August, 2009. UTES 30 SECONDS EAST THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- Commissioners may continue days prior to the proceeding By: /s/ C. Easterwood against estate of the dece- NANDINA BEACH, FL 32034 John A. Crawford ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LINE CATION OF THIS NOTICE. hearings on this matter. at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI- Deputy Clerk dent other than those for at public sale, to the highest Clerk Of The Circuit Court OF TRACT 2, A DISTANCE OF ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED ATTEST: CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the Sidney E. Lewis, P.A. whom provision for full pay- and best bidder, for cash, the By: /s/ Tracy Poore 31.42 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 66 WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET /s/ JOHN A. CRAWFORD individual of a deposition, Attorney for Plaintiff ment was made in the Order Nassau County Judicial Annex, Deputy Clerk DEGREES 30 MINUTES 22 SEC- FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF Its: Ex-Officio Clerk court date, subpoena, etc., is 300 W.Adams Street of Summary Administration 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee, Law Office of Marshall C. ONDS EAST ALONG THE WEST- THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE BOARD OF COUNTY less than seven (7) days, then Suite 300 must file their claims with this Florida, at 11:30 a.m., on Watson ERLY LINE OF TRACT 7,BLOCK 5, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. COMMISSIONERS the individual should contact Jacksonville, Florida 32202 court WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS October 1, 2009. 1800 NW 49th Street, Suite YULEE WOODS SECTION 3,PLAT NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME OF NASSAU COUNTY, the RECORDING DEPARTMENT (904) 355-9003 SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 Any person claiming an 120 BOOK 5,PAGES 239 AND 240,A PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, FLORIDA as soon as possible after re- 2t 09-02-09-2009 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE interest in the surplus from the Fort Lauderdale, Florida DISTANCE OF 12.17 FEET TO A ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) BY: /s/ BARRY V.HOLLOWAY ceiving that notice.Telephone: 7851 CODE. sale, if any, other than the 33309 POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE YEARS OR MORE AFTER DECE- Its: Chairman 904-548-4604 or 1-800-956-3496 —————- ALL CLAIMS AND DE- property owner as of the date Telephone: (954) 453-0365 CONTINUE SOUTH 66 DEGREES DENT’S DEATH IS BARRED. Individuals with disabilities if hearing impaired,1-800-955- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE of the lis pendens must file a Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 30 MINUTES 22 SECONDS EAST The date of first publication needing a reasonable ac- 8770 (v), via Florida Relay 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN FOREVER BARRED. claim within 60 days after the Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE OF of this notice is September 2, commodation to participate Service. AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY sale. 2t 09-02-09-2009 TRACT 7,A DISTANCE OF 20.34 2009. in this proceeding should con- 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 FLORIDA OTHER APPLICABLE TIME PERI- Dated at FERNANDINA, 7846 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 67 DE- Mike Jorgensen, Attorney for tact the Office of the Ex-Officio 7840 CIVIL DIVISION OD,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Florida, this 24 day of August, —————- GREES 05 MINUTES 30 SEC- PR Clerk to the Board of County —————- CASE NO.: 45-2009-CA- YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE 2009. IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 4th ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF Florida Bar No. 726893 Commissioners at least seven- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOR 000620 DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH John A. Crawford JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF 14.11 FEET; THENCE NORTH 22 Senior Counsel Attorneys at ty two (72) hours prior to the THE FOURTH JUDICIAL METLIFE HOME LOANS, A DIVI- IS BARRED. Clerk of the Circuit Court FLORIDA, IN AND FOR DEGREES 34 MINUTES 47 SEC- Law P.A. proceeding at (904) 548-4660, CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR NASSAU SION OF METLIFE BANK, N.A., The date of the first publi- By: /s/ C. Easterwood NASSAU COUNTY ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 2141 Park Street or if the hearing impaired, COUNTY, FLORIDA Plaintiff, cation of this Notice is Deputy Clerk Case #: 2009-CA-000795 14.73 FEET TO THE POINT OF Jacksonville, FL 32204 Florida Relay Service at 1-800- CASE NO. 09-DR-752 vs. September 2, 2009. Douglas C. Zahm, P.A. Division #: A BEGINNING. Telephone: (904) 619-8890 955-8770 (v) or 1-800-955-8771 DIVISION: A MICHAEL N. PREUSSER, INDI- Attorney for Person Giving 18820 U.S. Hwy 19 N., #212 UNC: ANY PERSON CLAIMING Mary Manasco (TDD). In Re: The Marriage of: VIDUALLY AND AS TRUSTEE OF Notice: Clearwater, FL 33764 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as AN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS 4428 Charwood Drive 2t 09-02-09-2009 JOSE EDUARDO RIVERA, THE PREUSSER REVOCABLE JANET A. CARVER (727) 536-4911 phone / (727) Trustee for the Certificate- FROM THE SALE, IF ANY,OTHER Callahan, Florida 32011 7859 Husband, TRUST DATED 3/29/2002 Attorney for Petitioner 539-1094 fax holders of Soundview Home THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER 2t 09-02-09-2009 ————— and A/K/A MICHAEL NORBERT Florida Bar No. 193593 Individuals with Disabilities Loan Trust 2007-OPT1, Asset- AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS 7852 NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF CARMEN G. CARRILLO, PREUSSER, et al, JANET A. CARVER, PA needing a reasonable ac- Backed Certificates, Series PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM ————— RESOLUTION CLOSING, Wife. Defendants. 20 S 5th Street commodation to participate 2007-OPT1, WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE NOTICE OF AGENCY ACTION VACATING, AND NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DIS- NOTICE OF ACTION Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 in this proceeding should con- Plaintiff, SALE. TAKEN BY THE ABANDONING OF RIGHTS SOLUTION TO: Telephone: 904-572-0088 tact the Court Administrators -vs.- IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER OF WAY TO: Jose Eduardo Rivera UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF Person Giving Notice: office, as soon as possible. Mary J. McKissick; American A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Address Unknown THE PREUSSER REVOCABLE JO ANNE ZEDAKER Telephone: (904) 630-2564; or, Home Mortgage Servicing, ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER Notice is given that the fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an TRUST DATED 3/29/2002 CATLEDGE if hearing impaired,1-800-955- Inc., as successor in interest TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- lowing permit was issued on that the Board of County action has been filed against Last Address Unknown P.O. Box 15792 8771 (TTD); or 1-800-955-8770 to Option One Mortgage CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, August 19, 2009: Commissioners of Nassau you and that you are required Current Residence Unknown Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 (V); Via Florida Relay Service. Corporation; Unknown AT NO COST TO YOU, TO THE Villages of Amelia LLC,C/O County,Florida,did on the 24th to serve a copy of your written YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 2t 09-02-09-2009 2t 09-02-09-2009 Parties in Possession #1; PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- Eli T. Sleiman, Jr., 1 Sleiman day of August 2009 adopt defenses, if any, to it on action for Foreclosure of Mort- 7853 7843 Unknown Parties in Possession TANCE.PLEASE CONTACT NAS- Parkway, Suite 270, Jackson- Resolution No. 2009-163, a Carmen Carrillo, c/o Jody A. gage on the following de- ————— ————— #2; If living, and all Unknown SAU COUNTY COURTHOUSE, ville,FL 32216,permit # 40-089- Resolution Authorizing the Clo- Greene, Esq., Post Office Box scribed property: PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Parties claiming by,through, 416 Centre Street,Fernandina 116536-2. The project is locat- sing,Vacating and Abandon- 1930, Yulee, FL 32041, on or EXHIBIT “A” An organizational meeting 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN under and against the Beach, FL 32034 WITHIN 2 ed in Nassau County, Section ing of Those Certain Rights of before October 15, 2009, and LEGAL DESCRIPTION of the Nassau County Value AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, above named Defendant(s) WORKING DAYS OF YOUR RE- 2.5, Township 2 North, Range Way or the Renouncing and file the original with the Clerk All that certain piece, par- Adjustment Board will be held FLORIDA who are not known to be CEIPT OF THIS NOTICE OF SALE: 28 East. The permit authorizes Disclaiming of any Right or of this court at Nassau County cel or tract of land lying in the on Thursday, September 10, GENERAL JURISDICTION dead or alive, whether said IF YOU ARE HEARING IMPAIRED a surface water management Interest of Said Nassau County, Courthouse Annex,76347 Vet- City of Fernandina Beach and 2009 at 5:00 p.m. at the Com- DIVISION Unknown Parties may claim CALL: 1-800-955-8771; IF YOU system on 75.99 acres for a Florida, and the Public in said erans Way, Yulee, FL 32097, County of Nassau and State of mission Chambers, James S. CASE NO: 2008-CA-000512 an interest as Spouse, Heirs, ARE VOICE IMPAIRED CALL: 1- commercial development Rights of Way Associated with before service on Jose Eduar- Florida, being more particu- Page Governmental Com- COUNTRYWIDE HOME Devisees, Grantees, or Other 800-955-8770. known as Villages of Amelia the Closure of the Public do Rivera, or immediately larly described as follows: plex, 96135 Nassau Place, LOANS, INC Claimants DATED at Fernandina (a part of Nassau Commerce Highway-Rail Grade Crossing thereafter. If you fail to do so, A portion of Government Yulee, Florida. PLAINTIFF, Defendant(s). Beach, Florida, this 21 day of Center PUD). The receiving at Harts Road. That portion of a default may be entered Lot 2, Section 20, Township 3 The organizational meet- VS. NOTICE OF ACTION August, 2009. water body is an unnamed Harts Road at the Harts Road against you for the relief North, Range 29 East, Nassau ing will be for the purpose of JOANN I. DIXON; ROBERT A. FORECLOSURE JOHN A. CRAWFORD wetland discharging to highway rail grade crossing all demanded in the petition. County, Florida, said portion making available the uniform DIXON; ANY AND ALL UN- PROCEEDINGS-PROPERTY CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Lanceford Creek. the portion of Harts Road lying Copies of all court docu- being described as follows: rules of procedure for the peti- KNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING TO: Mary J.McKissick; ADDRESS COURT The file(s) containing the and being within the CSX right ments in this case, including Commence at the Northeast tions to be heard by the Value BY,THROUGH, UNDER, AND UNKNOWN BUT WHOSE LAST Nassau County,Florida application for the above list- of way,as more fully described orders, are available at the corner of Dunewood subdivi- Adjustment Board; and fulfill AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED KNOWN ADDRESS IS: 312 North By: /s/ C. Easterwood ed permit is available to as follows: Clerk of the Circuit Court’s sion, according to the plat other duties as prescribed by INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) 18th Street,Fernandina Beach, DEPUTY CLERK inspection Monday through EXHIBIT “A” office. You may review these thereof as recorded in Plat Florida Statutes and Florida WHO ARE NOT KNOWN T BE FL 32034 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Friday except for legal holi- LEGAL DESCRIPTION documents upon request. Book 5, Page 182 and run Administrative Code. DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER Residence unknown, if living, SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, LLP days, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at PREPARED FOR NASSAU Dated: August 24, 2009 North 11º 17’ 44” East, along The public is invited to SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY including any unknown spouse 10004 North Dale Mabry the St. Johns River Water COUNTY John Crawford, Clerk of the Westerly linen of Section attend the meeting to obtain CLAIM AN INTEREST AS of the said Defendants,if either Hwy,Suite 112 Management District (District) AUGUST 20, 2009 Court One of Hambry’s Addition to a copy of the uniform rules of SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, has remarried and if either or Tampa, Florida 33618 Headquarters, 4049 Reid THAT PORTION OF HARTS By: /s/ Regina M. Moore Fernandina Beach,according procedure and to ask any GRANTEES OR OTHER both of said Defendants are (813) 880-8888 Street, Palatka, FL 32178-1429. ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY (WIDTH Deputy Clerk to the plat thereof as record- questions regarding petitions CLAIMANTS; JOHN DOE AND dead, their respective un- 09-122703 A person whose substantial NOT DETERMINED) NASSAU 4t 09-02-09-16-23-2009 ed in Plat Book 2, Page 32 of and procedures to be made JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN known heirs, devisees, gran- 2t 09-02-09-2009 interests are affected by the COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING 7841 the aforesaid public records,a to the Value Adjustment TENANTS IN POSSESSION tees, assignees, creditors, lien- 7848 District permitting decision BOUNDED AS FOLLOWS: —————- distance of 81.38 feet to a set Board. DEFENDANT(S) ors,and trustees,and all other —————- may petition for an adminis- ON THE EAST: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 1/2”iron pin cap stamped PLS The rules of procedures RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE persons claiming by, through, IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 4th trative hearing in accordance BY THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF- FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN No. 1558 for the Point of and process for the Value Ad- SALE under or against the named JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF with sections 120.569 and WAY LINE OF THE C.S.X. RAIL- AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, Beginning. justment Board have changed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Defendant(s); and the afore- FLORIDA, IN AND FOR 120.57,Florida Statutes,or may ROAD (A 200 FOOT RIGHT-OF- FLORIDA. From the Point of Beginning considerably; therefore, any pursuant to an Order Granting mentioned named Defen- NASSAU COUNTY choose to pursue mediation WAY, AS NOW LAID OUT AND IN CASE NO.: 2009-CP-145 thus described continue North person who has filed a peti- the Motion to Reset Foreclo- dant(s) and such of the afore- Case #: 2005 CA 423 as an alternative remedy USE. DIVISION: A 11º 17’ 44” East, along said tion to the Value Adjustment sure dated August 20, 2009 mentioned unknown Defen- Division #: under section 120.573, Florida ON THE WEST: IN RE: ESTATE OF: Westerly line, a distance of Board is encouraged to entered in Civil Case No.2008- dants and such of the afore- UNC: Statutes, before the deadline BY THE WESTERLY RIGHT-OF- MAXINE HIGGINBOTHAM 81.38 feet to a set 1/2”iron rod attend to understand the pro- CA-000512 of the Circuit Court mentioned unknown Defen- DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL for filing a petition. Choosing WAY LINE OF THE C.S.X. RAIL- JONES, pin with cap stamped PLS No. cedures that will be utilized by of the 4TH Judicial Circuit in dants as may be infants, in- TRUST COMPANY,AS TRUSTEE mediation will not adversely ROAD (A 200 FOOT RIGHT-OF- Deceased. 1558; run thence North 78º 14’ the Value Adjustment Board. and for NASSAU County,Yulee, competents or otherwise not FOR THE REGISTERED HOLD- affect the right to a hearing if WAY, AS NOW LAID OUT AND IN NOTICE TO CREDITORS 00”West, a distance of 129.99 The public is invited to be Florida, I will sell to the highest sui juris. ERS OF GSAMP TRUST 2004- mediation does not result in a USE. The administration of the feet to a found 1/2” iron pipe present and be heard.If a per- and best bidder for cash at YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED HE1, MORTGAGE PASS- settlement.The procedures for and that said Resolution estate of MAXINE HIGGIN- with a cap stamped PLS No. son decides to appeal any NASSAU JUDICIAL ANNEX at that an action has been com- THROUGH CERTIFICATES, pursuing mediation are set renounces and disclaims any BOTHAM JONES, deceased, 6412 on the Easterly right of decision made by the Board, the NASSAU County Court- menced to foreclose a mort- SERIES 2004-HE1 forth in section 120.573,Florida right or interest of said Nassau File Number 2009-CP-145, is way line of First Avenue agency or commission with house located at 76347 gage on the following real Plaintiff, Statutes, and rules 28-106.111 County, Florida, and the pub- pending in the Circuit Court Extension (a 60 foot right of respect to any matter consid- Veterans Way in Yulee,Florida, property,lying and being and -vs.- and 28-106.401-.404 Florida lic in and to said portion of for Nassau County, Florida, way as now established); ered at such meeting or hear- at 11:30 a.m. on the 12 day situated in Nassau County, TRAY DEWAYNE WILLIAMSON Administrative Code.Petitions roadways. Probate Division, the address thence run South 11º 27’ 00” ing, he or she will need a September, 2009, the follow- Florida, more particularly de- AND ZANDRA WILLIAMSON, must comply with the require- BOARD OF COUNTY of which is 76347 Veterans West, along said right of way, record of the proceedings, ing described property as set scribed as follows: HIS WIFE; FIRST NLC FINAN- ments of Florida Administrative COMMISSIONERS Way, Yulee, FL 32097. The a distance of 21.29 feet to a and that, for such purpose, forth in said Summary Final THE SOUTH 50.5 FEET OF LOT CIAL SERVICES, LLC; U.S. Code Chapter 28-106 and be NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA names and addresses of the set 5/8” iron pin with a cap may need to ensure that a Judgment, to-wit: 2 AND THE NORTH 50.5 FEET OF BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- filed with (received by) the BY: /S/ BARRY V.HOLLOWAY personal representative(s) and stamped PLS No. 1558 at the verbatim record of the pro- LOT 13, BUCKHEAD SUBDI- LOT 3,BLOCK T,ATLANTIC HIGH- TION, AS TRUSTEE; UNKNOWN District Clerk located at District Its: Chairman the personal representative’s beginning of a curve concave ceedings is made, which VISION, ACCORDING TO PLAT LANDS, ACCORDING TO PLAT PARTIES IN POSSESSION #1; Headquarters, Highway 100 ATTEST: attorney are set forth below. to the Easterly,having a radius record includes the testimony THEREOF AS RECORDED IN THEREOF,RECORDED IN DEED UNKNOWN PARTIES IN POS- West, Palatka, FL 32177. /S/ JOHN A. CRAWFORD All creditors of the dece- of 1,576.86 feet; run thence in and evidence upon which the PLAT BOOK 6 PAGES 135 AND BOOK 39, PAGE 296, OF THE SESSION #2; IF LIVING, AND Petitions for administrative Its: Ex-Officio clerk dent and other persons having a Southerly direction along appeal is to be based. 136 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES hearing on the above appli- 1t 09-02-2009 claims or demands against said right of way and along Individuals with disabilities OF NASSAU COUNTY,FLORIDA. COUNTY,FLORIDA. CLAIMING BY,THROUGH, cations(s) must be filed within 7861 decedent’s estate on whom a the arc of said curve, passing requiring accommodations in Any person claiming an more commonly known as 312 UNDER AND AGAINST THE twenty-one (21) days of pub- —————

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2009 PAGE 8B NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FL Arriving the best part of plane travel today

s there anything more dehuman- please.” Heaven bottles. My daughter-in-law traveling will fit in the overhead. Not. the person in the attacking seat izing than traveling by airplane? forbid eye contact back by plane from a trip home had If you are big or tall you will be begins to snore loudly. It has not always been that way. or a smile. purchased a selection of jams and assigned a window seat or, worse Most of my flights these days are ITraveling by plane was a dress- Then to the jellies from her hometown. She did yet, a middle seat. When you arrive short ones. The drink cart lady bare- up event full of ceremony and stainless steel not want to pack them for obvious at your row, guess what? You seat ly dispenses a cool drink and before respect. Not any more. counters and plas- reasons – strawberry jam and your mates are already there. Thus I am finished a plastic gloved hand It starts with drop-off. The per- tic bins. Hat off, best outfit may not be the best mix. begins a square dance. Finally, set- whisks it away and into a black plas- son dropping the passenger off bare- sunglasses off, They nailed her. She begged the tled in a seat hope springs eternal tic garbage bag. ly slows down when the self-impor- jacket off, shoes confiscator to take and enjoy them. that the plane will leave on time. A voice announces that we are tant curb police are waving their off. One learns not “‘Fraid I can’t do that, ma’am.” Reaching for your “free” (didn’t we approaching our destination. Seats arms and pointing ahead. Unsmiling FROM to wear tie shoes, a Hard to imagine a strawberry pay a significant fee for our airline up, electronic devices off and we are luggage handlers are quick to tell THE belt or your jam terrorist, but I guess we can’t be ticket?) magazine, nine times out of soon bumping the ground, some- you it will cost you to check in at the PORCH favorite jewelry. too safe. 10 someone has already done the times not so gently. No matter how curb. OK, in the door and to your More dehumaniz- The worst luck is to be one of the crossword puzzle. Seatmates can be late the plane is or how tight fellow airline counter and the next test. ing. Your personal random search victims. You are a problem. There is the person who passengers’ connections are, the Can you successfully figure out how Dickie life all in plastic pulled out of line and subjected to an should purchase one and half seats race is on. The aisles fill like a gar- to use the check-in machine that Anderson bins. Ever wonder intense search. Are you wearing an or the little boy behind you kicking den hose full of water. Space is pre- snatches your credit card and is sup- if there is more underwire bra? Yes. Hard to picture the seat or the little girl who keeps cious and none is given. Beware the posed to spit out your ticket and seat danger from what ever other peo- the taking of a large plane with a popping up like a marionette in the bags being pulled from overhead, assignment? Personally, I don’t trust ple’s bare feet may spread than any piece of wire imbedded in a seat in front of you. they can be lethal weapons. machines that suck in your card. If kind of terrorism? Finally through brassiere. Finally in your seat you struggle Like childbirth it is usually worth you check a bag, a hand is out for the security check and people put- Finally on the plane you walk to find the two ends of the seat belt the pain and suffering, when you another fee. ting themselves back together like a past the smug first class people sip- and click them in place. Folded into arrive at a new and mysterious desti- Then you join the silent army unisex dressing room in a large ping their beverages. There is a space that barely accommodates nation, or even better, when your trudging towards the security area. department store always a jam and often someone has an average body, you listen to the grandchildren are waiting at the With ID and ticket information in Why do we do all this? Because gone too far down the aisle and tries monotone flight attendant repeat the other end. hand you snake through a line in one crazed guy lights his shoe and to swim against the tide, creating seat belt thing one more time. Dickie Anderson welcomes your cordoned off lanes. Finally, you get forever more we have to shed our total gridlock. Some things are just Settled in your seat and aloft, sud- comments. Books are available at to the end of the line and the ulti- shoes. Another incident, yes, terri- inevitable. Then there is someone denly the seat in front of you cata- local book and gift stores or on line at mate gatekeeper. ble, but with a container and we are who dragged a far too big suitcase pults back, cutting all circulation www.dickieanderson.com. “Driver’s license and ticket, doomed to liquids and gels in small on the plane and is determined it below the knees. Shortly following, [email protected]

DIGGING THE PAST

Volunteer Judy Pillans tells an Indian story as the children listen intently.

4-H fun with fabrics Providence Presbyterian Church recently opened its facil- ities to the Nassau County 4-H participants in the Fun with Fabrics Camp. Providence Presbyterian member and Nassau County 4-H Extension Director Mary Williams hosted Liam Kiernan receives his the 4-H Fun With membership from Director Fabrics Camp Aug. 4-6. Phyllis Davis. She was assisted by vol- unteers from the Amelia Island Quilt Guild, Providence Church and the Extension office who collaborated to give the 11 campers opportuni- ties to practice sewing and quilting skills. Each camper completed several small projects Megan Laffey mar- and experimented with vels at the Crown dying fabrics, hand Jewels exhibit. sewing, machine sewing SUBMITTED PHOTOS and long-arm machine quilting. The Amelia Island Museum of History’s 2009 Children’s Summer Program, Dig Into Above from left, Cozi the Past, introduced 40 local children to archaeology, the culture of the Timucuans Bryant, volunteer and the first three flags that flew over Amelia Island. Beginning with a program by the Tabitha Doyle, Lexi Florida Public Archaeology Network, the group learned how archaeologists find and Anderson and Skylar excavate historic sites for artifacts. Afterwards, teams of volunteers took turns teach- Wingard practice hand ing the children about the Timucuans, the French, the Spanish and the British. The sewing. two five-week sessions culminated with a puppet show that allowed the children to Middle left, volunteer demonstrate to their family how much they had learned. Thanks to the efforts and Linda Martin demon- dedication of wonderful volunteers, the program was a huge success. strates machine stitch- ing to camper Kioni Harmon. Bottom left, Emma Shafer quilts with the long-arm commercial machine with the help of Dell Bennett. 4-H is the largest youth development organization in the world, and Nassau County youth have opportunities to partici- pate in 4-H clubs, camps and events throughout the year. For more information about how to start a 4-H club in your neighborhood contact Nassau County 4-H Program Leader Amanda Thien at (904) 879-1019. A group photo of the second session participants. SUBMITTED PHOTOS

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WEDNESDAY, September 2, 2009 LEISURE News-Leader 9B Group wins smiles one pillowcase at a time 8 C’S BIG DOG RESCUE For the News-Leader to use while in the hospital and and in 2008, L’Oreal Paris Dyer), 813 S. Eighth St., to take with them. And it says chose her as the “2008 National Fernandina Beach, FL Tigger is an 18-month-old A national program design- to them ‘someone cares,’” Woman of Worth” award recip- 32034,277-0024. chocolate Labrador retriev- ed to make hospital stays a lit- noted Hurst. ient. • Pilates of Amelia, (Susan er/boxer mix. He has taken tle more pleasant for children The program has begun There are many ways of Gagnier), 1894 South 14th St., obedience class and has also with cancer and other serious with deliveries to Wolfson helping – sewing, of course, is Fernandina Beach, FL 32034, been trained to work with illnesses is now being intro- Children’s Hospital, primarily very much needed, but if you 261-8200. children with autism. Tigger duced to our area. the oncology/transplant unit. can’t sew, perhaps you could • Century 21 John T. is a very happy boy that loves “It’s a simple thing we do,” The goal is to provide 100-150 help cut fabric, or help with Ferreira & Son, Inc., (Sylvia to chase lizards! He is a great said Sylvia Hurst, Nassau pillowcases per month from the very specific way that the Hurst), 500 Centre St., agility dog and he has also County coordinator for the the Nassau/Duval/St. Johns pillowcases must be washed, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034, completed Doggie Boot non-profit ConKerr Cancer – county area. folded and packaged. Fabric 753-1395. Camp! A Case for Smiles. “It’s all The program started in donations (always 100 percent • Divine Finds, (Judy 8 C’s Big Dog Rescue is about putting smiles on the 2002 with Cindy Kerr when cotton) and financial donations Richardson), Palmetto Walk currently looking for families share! For more information faces of these children – and her son, Ryan, was diagnosed to purchase fabric are very Shopping Village, 4856 First to help foster adult dogs as on Tigger or how to become a we do it with bright, colorful, with cancer. She began making much needed. Coast Hwy., Suite 3, well as puppies. Foster homes foster family contact Tanya fun pillowcases in all sorts of colorful, fun pillowcases for For more details, as well as Fernandina Beach, FL 32034, are essential as we do not Lanning at 716-0309 or e-mail designs.” There are pillowcas- him when he was hospitalized. sewing and packaging instruc- 491-5994. operate a shelter. Fostering [email protected] es with flowers, ladybugs, His pillowcases were such a tions, e-mail PillowcasesFor • Jan’s Quilt-n-Stitch, (Jan is a very rewarding experi- et. Remember, big dogs need frogs, puppies, dogs, horses, big hit, she began making [email protected] or call or Stokes), 474388 East SR 200 ence the entire family can homes too! cars, cartoon characters, them for other children at text Hurst at 753-1395. (Deer Walk Shopping Center), pirates, cars, motorcycles and Children’s Hospital of The following businesses Fernandina Beach, FL 32034, animals. Some cases have Philadelphia. have already come out in sup- 310-6735. stripes, polka dots or geomet- Now, 90,000 pillowcases port of this program and are One drop-off location in CATS ANGELS ric designs; FSU, UGA, UF and later, this program has 83 chap- serving as drop-off locations Jacksonville is located at Jaguar prints, and even some ters serving children in 96 hos- for pillowcases in the Amelia ABC/D&R Vacuum & Sewing Tigra is a 7-month-old girly-girly designs. pitals. In 2007, Cindy Kerr was Island/Fernandina Beach/ Center (Pam Howell), 7226 female that has a “rich” “The kids love picking out awarded the Martha Stewart Yulee area: Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville, FL orange color to her coat. the one they want – it’s theirs “Dreamers into Doers Award,” • Beadlemania, (Mary 32211 (904) 743-6555. Tigra loves to receive lots of pets and she even likes her belly rubbed. Meet Tigra at PETCO in Yulee this week. LITERARY She would make a great addi- ‘Wild Bunch’ seeks volunteers tion to a wonderful home. Creative Cook, Divine LEANINGS Finds, Heron’s Swim & Sport The organizing committee of the fourth aquatics classroom of the Atlantic Recreation and The Swing Set invite you annual Wild Amelia Nature Festival, to be Center in Fernandina Beach. There will be to Palmetto Walk on Friday books and great items for held on Amelia Island from Friday, May 21, refreshments and a slideshow about previous from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. for a sale. We always appreciate through Sunday, May 23, 2010, is looking for festivals. cookout to raise money for donations during business volunteers to join “the Wild Bunch.” The Wild Amelia Nature Festival grew out Cats Angels Spay and Neuter hours. More hands are needed to help with pub- of the concern of local residents who wished program. The participating If you are caring for ani- licity, coordinating vendors and ecotours, tech- to educate locals and tourists alike about the shops will provide food and mals and need help getting nology, the photography and art contests, beauty and fragility of the island’s ecosys- drinks. All proceeds will go to them spayed/neutered, enlisting volunteers, and facility set-up at the tems, in order to foster both appreciation and benefit Cats Angels. please call First Coast No festival. conservation. For more information about Cats Angels’ Thrift More Homeless Pets at (904) A meeting of all interested lovers of the the Wild Amelia Nature Festival, visit Store/Adoption Center is 425-0005. If you don’t qualify, natural beauty of Amelia Island who might www.wildamelia.com. open Monday-Saturday from please call Cats Angels at 321- be willing to help with the festival will be held For additional information about the Sept. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. with lots of 2267 to discuss options. on Tuesday, Sept. 15 at 7 p.m. in the new 15 meeting, call 277-4507.

SUBMITTED Local resident Jane Turney NASSAU HUMANE SOCIETY is author of The Secret of HOME AND GARDEN BRIEFS Yellow Creek Valley, a new children’s book. Largest oak contest a.m., rain or shine. Entry fee is $1 per car. Meet at the General Store parking lot. Authors wanted Manzie & Drake Land Surveying is hold- Target birds are the Piping Plover, ing a “Largest Live Oak Tree” in Nassau Oystercatcher, Whimbrel Reddish Egret, The Amelia Island Book County contest through Oct. 31. Gulls and Terns. Bring binoculars, field Festival announces a new The last time this event was held in 2001, guide, bug juice, sunscreen, rain gear, sun- addition to the upcoming 2010 there was a tie between 573 Marsh Hen glasses, layered clothing and water. Call festival, “The Local Authors Lane and CR 108 north of Lessie Road, Carol Wyatt at 261-9272 or e-mail carolinewy Market Place,” to be held on which each had trees measuring 98.5 inches @aol.com. Feb. 13. Organizers are seek- in diameter. Most entrants were from Egans Creek birding walk Duncan appears to have ing local authors interested in Amelia Island. walked through white paint being a part of the festival. This time entries are encouraged from all Join Our Greenway Sept. 12, at 8 a.m. for on all four of his paws. He is a Contact Maggie Carter-de over Nassau County. The winner will receive a birding walk on the Greenway. Expect to sweet boy with lots of charac- Vries no later than Sept. 15 at a plaque with a photo, latitude and longitude, see a variety of wading and song birds as ter and energy. He would Amelia Island Book Festival, size and location. well as birds of prey. Go to www.ourgreen- make a great family pet and P.O. Box 824, Amelia Island, Call Manzie & Drake Land Surveying at way.org to download a Greenway specific would love to go to the beach at nassauhumanesociety.com. FL 32035. 491-5700, 888-832-7730 or e-mail mike- bird list. Participants are encouraged to and on long walks or even to Test your luck by playing in Book signing [email protected]. bring binoculars, water, sun protection, bug our Dog Park! our Chip in for Paws Casino Farmers market juice, comfortable walking shoes and option- Bess is a beautiful cat Night on Sept. 26 at the Local resident Jane Turney ally field guides and spotting scopes. around 1 year old with a Fernandina Beach Woman’s has written a children’s story, The Fernandina Farmers Market Meet in the parking lot at the entrance to majestic personality! She likes Club. Call 491-1511 for more The Secret of Yellow Creek Booth With A Cause program will host the the Greenway behind the Atlantic Avenue to be loved and to relax in our information. Valley, a tale of adventure, fan- Nassau Humane Society Sept. 5. Founded in Recreation Center, 2500 Atlantic Ave. The cattery. She is sweet and The Nassau Humane tasy, history and nature set in 1986, Nassau Humane Society, located by walk is free and open to the public. For infor- needs a family to call her own. Society in conjunction with the late 1800s. Turney is a for- the Fernandina Beach Airport, has been mation call 277-7350 or visit Our Greenway Duncan, Bess and many First Coast No More mer resident of the area dedicated to animal welfare needs in the at www.ourgreenway.org. other wonderful pets are Homeless Pets is now offer- where the story takes place. community, educating to reduce animal Plant clinic available for adoption at the ing low cost spay and neuters Color photos of the valley and overpopulation and finding “forever” homes Nassau Humane Society locat- and much more! Please call creek, as well as original draw- for homeless animals. The Nassau Humane On Sept. 14 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Becky ed at 671 Airport Road in our office at 321-1647 to ings, are included in the book. Society will have tickets for sale to Casino Jordi, Nassau County Horticulture Fernandina Beach. We can arrange your appointment There will be a book signing Night in September and the spaghetti dinner Extension agent, will conduct a Plant Clinic also be reached at 321-1647 or today! at Books Plus on Centre in October as well as visors, cookbooks and at the Yulee Extension Office (A1A and Street Sept. 4. T-shirts. Come pet a couple of four legged Pages Dairy Road). All county residents are “guests” from the shelter and meet the vol- invited to bring plant samples showing prob- Libraries closed unteers who donate their time for them. Dog lems in their landscapes. Problems will be RAIN The Nassau County Public Park brochures and applications will be identified and solutions offered for correc- Library System will be closed available as well as doggie kisses. tion. There is no fee for this service. For Sept. 7 in observance of Labor Also on Sept. 5, Thompson All-Natural information call 548-1116. Day. Book drops will remain Pork will be at the market with their barbe- Wildflowersclass open. cuing ribs and chops as well as bacons, Wildflowers class sausages and tenderloins. Sweet Grass On Sept. 16, Master Gardener Claudie ‘First Pancake’ Dairy with their artesian goat and cow Speed will conduct a Landscape Matters Nassau Women’s Informa- cheeses will be at the market Sept. 12. class on wildflowers. The session will take tion Exchange presents “The The market is open every Saturday from place at the UF/IFAS Nassau County First Pancake: a Recipe for 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Seventh and Centre streets Demonstration Garden at the James S. Page Delectable Life Transitions” and features farm fresh produce as well as a Governmental Complex in Yulee. In case of luncheon with Tory Wilcox on variety of organic products, specialty foods inclement weather, the session will be held Sept. 17 at O’Kane’s Irish Pub and plants. Call 491-4872 or visit www.fer- in the EOC conference room at complex. and Eatery, 318 Centre St., nandinafarmersmarket.com. The class is free and open to the public. For Fernandina Beach. Bird club information, visit http://nassau.ifas.ufl.edu/ Meet Pebbles and Tink. volleyball, bird watching and This program is free and horticulture/landmatters/landmatters.html Today they are modeling annoying Big Fat Toby on a open to the public. Call your The Nassau County Bird Club will hold a or contact Horticulture Extension Agent their coats of many colors. All regular basis. library branch to make reser- field trip to Huguenot Park on Sept. 5 at 8 Rebecca Jordi at 548-1116. of the fashion savvy kitties are If you would like more vations. Box lunches by looking into getting one for information on adopting O’Kane’s are $12 may be the fall fashion season. either or any of their friends, ordered at any local branch Pebbles is one of our sen- please call (904) 879-5861 or library and prepaid by noon MUSIC NOTES ior kitties of 13 years young, e-mail us at rainhumane@yah Sept. 11. and her likes are sitting on oo.com. RAIN will be holding Make checks payable to Chamber singers certs are sponsored by the Historic your lap, Light 96.1 easy lis- a sidewalk sale on Saturday Florida State College at Fernandina Business Association. tening and Fancy Feast from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the cor- Jacksonville and submit to the The Island Chamber Singers is recruit- Mpact live Grilled Chicken. Tink is about ner of Seventh and Centre Betty P. Cook Nassau Center ing members. The fall concert “Music of a 10 weeks old, enjoys cattery streets. or to any branch library. No Kingly Nature” features Four Coronation Enjoy jazz, blues and Motown covers by refunds will be given. Anthems of Handel and the Coronation Mpact Sept. 5 from 8-11 p.m. at the The Nassau WIE is a part- Mass of Mozart, K317. Intracoastal Wine Company, 10 N. Second nership between the FCCJ First rehearsal is Sept. 3 at 7 p.m. and St. Cover is $5 cover; cash bar. Call 321-1300 STARS Rosanne R. Hartwell Women’s every Thursday thereafter until the per- Center, the Florida State formances. All rehearsals are at Springer Story & Song My name is Sparky. I am College at Jacksonville Betty Controls in Yulee, near Home Depot. Music Welsh singer/songwriter David almost one year old and P. Cook Nassau Center and is available for purchase through Island Llewellyn will perform in Burns Hall at St. weigh 14 pounds. I know my the Nassau County Public Chamber Singers. Two concert performanc- Peter’s Episcopal Church in Fernandina age because when I went to Library System. For more es are planned at Amelia Plantation Chapel Beach on Sept. 5 at 8 p.m. General admis- the doctor for my teutering (I information call the Yulee Nov. 20 and 22. sion tickets are available at the door for $15. thought they said teuter, branch library/Florida State All voice parts welcome. (As usual, “An Evening of Story & Song,” the turns out they said neuter), College at tenors and basses are especially welcome.) popular singer/songwriter concert series Dr. Jaime had to remove Jacksonville/Nassau Center at No formal auditions, but ability to read hosted by Mark and Donna Paz Kaufman, is some puppy teeth. Now I am 548-4467 or the Fernandina music is essential. Contact Jane Lindberg at made possible by the Founders of St. ready to play, play, play. My Beach branch at 277-7365. 277-7195, 225-0575 or janelindberg@bell- Peter’s and the generosity of First Coast foster mom says my middle Writers and poets south.net prior to Sept. 3. Community Bank. For more information, name should be “Happy” Community orchestra call 277-2664. because I am so happy to play Save the Animals Rescue The Nassau County with the dogs at my foster Society does not run a shelter. Writers and Poets Society will If you would like to be part of the Community chorale home that I wear them all out. Animals are fostered by meet at 9:30 a.m. on Sept. 19 Community Orchestra at Memorial United The Sine Nomine Singers, a community I promise to wear out your STARS members until a suit- at the Fernandina Beach Methodist Church as it prepares for chorale, announces a new season of dogs, kids and significant oth- able and caring home is Municipal Airport. All writers Christmas, call Director of Music Ministries rehearsals for a holiday concert. Rehearsals ers, so if you already have a found. STARS needs new fos- and poets in the county are Beth Jurovcik at 261-5769, ext. 3, or e-mail begin Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. at Providence little noise at your house with ter homes in order to rescue invited; bring two double- [email protected]. Rehearsals begin Presbyterian Church, 26547 Parliament your kids playing I’m just more animals and increase spaced pages of your original Sept. 8 from 7-8:30 p.m. Call or e-mail to Drive. what you need to help them adoptions. prose or two to three of your have a part waiting for you. Sine Nomine Singers will learn and per- take care of all that extra If you are interested in poems. Be prepared to read Sounds on Centre form a variety of holiday carols and secular energy. Maybe you will just adopting a STARS dog, please and discuss your work. For pieces in preparation for a holiday concert end up changing my name to visit our website at www.star- information, contact Cara at The next Sounds on Centre free concert scheduled for Dec. 4 and 5. For information “Happy”. Please complete an sofamelia.org and fill out an www.wordsmythe@net- will feature Touch of Gray playing down- contact Spence Turner at adoption application if you adoption application. Thank magic.net. town on Centre Street on Sept. 4. The con- [email protected]. can be my forever home. you.

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attire. Prizes will be awarded nity programs and the animals to RSVP, call (904) 387-5312. www.rachelsvineyard.org or to the “Best Dressed Stars.” in residence at RAIN. If you Yappy hour call 1-877-HOPE 4 ME. PEOPLE &PLACES Tickets are $75 per per- have items to donate call Class meeting son, or $525 for a table of Marilyn at 491-8819. Yappy Hour, pet-friendly eight. Active or retired law Kin formed glass class happy hour, will be held Sept. Fernandina Beach High enforcement and firefighters 9 from 6-8 p.m. at the School Class of 1965 will SPECIAL EVENTS go to www.barbados- receive a discount. Tickets An introduction to kin Falcon’s Nest at Amelia Island meet and eat at 11:30 a.m. on amelia.com. For more infor- can be purchased in formed glass will be held Plantation. As always, dona- Sept. 12 at Sandy Bottoms on Meet ‘Heroes Among Us’ mation call 491-4646 or visit Fernandina Beach at Sept. 5 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at tions are accepted for RAIN, Main Beach. This will be a www.barbados-amelia.com. Rowland’s Upholstery Plus, Designs On Gallery, 11 N. which has launched a new time of fellowship and also the Come meet the pilots of the ‘Archie’s Comeback’ 1120 S. Eighth St., Amelia Third St., Fernandina Beach. program called the RAIN start of making plans for the World War II, 9th Air Force Hotel at the Beach, 1997 S. Participants in this hands-on Food Chain where they pro- 45th reunion coming up next 368th Fighter Group. The Tickets are now on sale for Fletcher Avenue, or online at workshop will learn the funda- vide pet food to families in year. Amelia Island Museum of Norman Beim’s comedy, www.shinybadgesball.com. mentals of creating decorative need. For information call Artrageous artwalk History is teaming up with the “Archie’s Comeback,” the For more information, contact and functional objects with Bark Avenue at 261-2275. Amelia Island Book Festival, opening production of the Marty Scott at 753-4467 or glass and create their own Advocates honored The Blue Door Artists will the Friends of Fernandina Little Theatre’s Arlene Scott at 753-8774. fused glass pieces. feature new paintings by the Library, 18th season. Shiny Badges Ball Inc. is a Fee is $120 and includes A reception honoring local Elizabeth Dion for the month the Veteran’s Believing that her husband 501 (c) 3 non-profit organiza- materials. For information and child advocates and young of September. Dion’s colorful History Archie drowned, Lily has tion. Donations are tax- registration contact Cecilia at adults who have “graduated” contemporary works are Project and decided to remarry after deductible. 583-7723. from the foster care system inspired by the lush complexi- the Civil Air seven lonely years – but sud- THIS WEEK Class of 1980 and celebrating recent legisla- ty of nature, Patrol on denly, in pops Archie, freshly tive successes will be hosted especially Sept. 19 to rescued from a desert island Cruise fundraiser If you are interested in by Florida’s Children First, the marshes host 16 brave where he’s been having a attending the 30-year reunion Inc., an organization advocat- and beach pilots that remain from the wonderful time! Directed by The Rotary Club of Amelia of the Fernandina Beach High ing for the legal rights of chil- surrounding 368th Fighter Group as they Amelia Hart, cast members Island Sunrise is taking reser- School Class of 1980 in July dren in state care, on Sept. 10 Amelia hold their annual reunion on are Janet Cote-Merow, Jeff vations for its fundraiser, 2010, please send contact from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at The Island. Amelia Island. Goldberg and Doug “Cruising For A Cause For information to Haskell Building, 111 Visit her From noon to 5 p.m. cele- McDowell. Polio Plus,” a four-day cruise [email protected]. Riverside Ave., Jacksonville. and the other brate this reunion with WWII Regular performances are to the Bahamas aboard the NEXT WEEK The event will celebrate artists in their studios during memorabilia, USO girls and a Sept. 5, 10, 11 and 12 at 7:30 Carnival Fascination, depart- the work of local child advo- the Artrageous Artwalk, Sept. special appearance by retired p.m. and Sept. 6 at 2:30 p.m.; ing March 11, 2010 from AARP meeting cates: Tom Patania, Dawn 12 from 5-8:30 p.m. Brig. General Dan Cherry, tickets are $16. A special Jacksonville. Lopez, foster parents Brian The gallery/studios are author of My Enemy My “Tuesdays for Twelve” per- Rotary Sunrise will receive Local Chapter #4608 of the and Danette Lewis, formerly located at 205 1/2 Centre St. Friend. Bring your WWII sto- formance is Sept. 8 at 7:30 $90 for each cabin sold to AARP will meet Sept. 8 at 1 of Fernandina Beach, as well in downtown Fernandina ries and memorabilia, and see p.m. for $12. Tickets can be help in Rotary International’s p.m. at the Council on Aging, as Youth Honorees James Beach. Regular hours are displays of WWII uniforms, purchased at The UPS Store mission to eradicate polio. across from Baptist Medical Felton and Melissa Bright. Monday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 weapons, and other artifacts. in the Publix shopping center The cruise is open to anyone. Center Nassau. The reception is open to p.m. For information, call 583- Come meet and pay respect to and at FLT, 1014 Beech St. A $50 deposit is due today, a The business meeting will the public; reservations can 4676 or see the website at these men who helped liberate FLT is a small, intimate the- $100 deposit by Nov. 4 and continue the discussion on the be made at fcf@floridaschil- www.bluedoorartists.com. Europe. ater and patrons are advised final payment Jan. 4, 2010. national health plan and give drenfirst.org or (954) 796- • • • This event is free and open to purchase tickets in Contact group leader the latest information to mem- 0860. The Island Art Association to the public from noon-5 p.m. advance. Suzanne McLeod at (904) bers. New ideas for chapter Bereavement support will feature works in its at the Fernandina Beach air- ‘Dixie Swim Club’ 662-2360 or projects and new state and Nouveau Art juried show, port. For more information, smcleod@telecommanage- national programs will be dis- A Bereavement Support Vibrant Colors, at the contact Alex at the museum at Amelia Community ment.us; or travel professional cussed. Members are urged Group meets on the second Artrageous Artwalk reception 261-7378, ext. 102. Theatre presents “The Dixie Valerie Gossett at (904) 710- to attend and bring a friend. Thursday of each month from Sept. 12. Best of Show went ‘Bridgetown Market’ Swim Club,” directed by Barry 9170 or Valerie@premier- For information call John P. 5-6:30 p.m. at St. Peter’s to Nancy Kaschmitter, fiber Ralston and featuring Celeste resources.net. Megna at 277-2143. Episcopal Church, corner of wear. The Island Art Amelia Island Plantation is Amos, Wendy Gilvey, Karen Wine tasting General meeting Eighth Street and Atlantic Association is located at 18 N. teaming up with the island of Harper, Linda McClane and Avenue. The next meeting is Second St., Fernandina Barbados in a cultural and Kay Stephens. On Sept. 3 from 5:30-7 The public is invited to the Sept. 10. Call Kathy Beach. Call 261-7020. tourism exchange set for Five Southern women, p.m. Intercoastal Wine general meeting of the Island Washburn, 491-1753, for Labor Day who were once teammates on Company, 10 N. Second St., Art Association on Sept. 8 at 7 information. COMING UP weekend, their college swim team, will host a tasting and wine p.m. Award-winning potter Sept. 4-7. reunite every summer for a sale of Kluge Wines from the Mike Clemens will talk about Women’s newcomers Auditions A weekend in August at a North state of Virginia. A representa- the “Potters for Peace” pro- The Newcomers Club of Amelia Community “Bridgetown Carolina beach cottage. They tive from Kluge Winery will be gram in Nicaragua and will Amelia Island is hosting its Theatre will hold auditions for Market” at the catch up, laugh, and meddle pouring the wines. There is a share how a small group of monthly coffee on Sept. 10 at the classic Neil Simon come- Spa & Shops in each other’s lives. These $5 tasting fee, refundable with potters can do so much to 10:30 a.m. All women who dy “The Odd Couple” at 4 will be held reunions continue for 33 the sale of tasting wine. Call help others. reside in Nassau County (no p.m. Sept. 13 and 7 p.m. Sept. 5 from years, proving that some 321-1300. The meeting is at the matter how long you have Sept. 14 at 209 Cedar St. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. It is free and friendships last forever! Cats Angels cookout gallery, 18 N. Second St. Call lived here) are welcome to Six men are needed to open to the public. Performances are at 8 261-7020. Visit attend. For further information, portray Felix, Oscar and their Saturday’s marketplace will p.m. Sept. 10-12, 17-19 and Creative Cook, Divine www.islandart.org. contact Beth Gaudiana at four poker buddies and should include a mini parade, hair 24-26, and at 2 p.m. Sept. 20. Finds, Heron’s Swim & Sport Survival celebration 225-8098 or appear to be in their 40’s to braiding, free rum and alcohol Tickets are $17 adults and and The Swing Set invite the [email protected]; or 50’s. Two women are needed tastings, Barbadian food, arts $10 students and available at community to Palmetto Walk On Sept. 8 First Coast visit http://newcomersclubo- to play the Pigeon Sisters who and crafts for sale, steel pan Amelia Community Theatre, on Sept. 4 from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Oncology – Nassau will host fameliaisland.com. are in their 30’s. Those audi- performances, cooking 209 Cedar St. Call 261-6749. for a cookout to raise money its inaugural Celebration Of tioning will sign up for a 10- demonstrations by Barbadian Box office hours are Tuesday, for Cats Angels’ Spay and Survival event from 4-5:30 Navy League minute audition time slot upon celebrity chef, Chef Paul, stilt Thursday and Saturday, 11 Neuter program. The partici- p.m. at the office at 1340 The Camden/Kings Bay arrival, and then will audition walkers and more. a.m.-1 p.m., and two hours pating shops will provide food South 18th St. in Medical Council, Navy League of the individually. These closed That evening, enjoy a for- before curtain. and drinks. All proceeds will Building A, Suite 103. United States will meet Sept. auditions consist of reading mal cocktail reception, dinner Shiny Badges Ball go to benefit Cats Angels. This program provides the 10 at 6 p.m. in the Overlook from the script and as an and dance from 6 p.m.-1 a.m. Sidewalk sale opportunity to celebrate can- Room at Osprey Cove Golf option, actors are invited to Tickets are $125 and include a The 4th Annual Shiny cer patients who were treated Club in St. Marys, Ga. perform a one-minute three-course dinner featuring Badges Ball will be held Sept. Rescuing Animals in at First Coast Oncology – The program will feature comedic monologue of their pan seared, free range chick- 12 at the Golf Club of Amelia Nassau (RAIN) will hold a Nassau and who have the council welcoming Rear choosing. en with Bajan spice rub and Island with a “Legends of sidewalk sale on Labor Day become cancer survivors. In Admiral Barry Bruner, For information or to check pan seared fish with lime Hollywood” theme. The night weekend, Saturday, Sept. 5 addition, there will be an edu- Commander, Submarine out a script call 261-6749. Beurre Blanc; live entertain- will begin with a complimenta- from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. on cational component that will Group 10, to the Kings Bay ‘Rollin’ on the River’ ment by The Mighty Gabby ry wine reception from 6-7 Seventh Street (around the delve into what life is like after Naval Submarine Base. and DJ Beat; cash bar; and p.m., with dinner at 7 p.m. corner from Eileen’s Art and cancer. The event is free and Dinner is $25 and reserva- Rollin’ on the River, a sce- official launch of Network Music will be by The Melanie Antiques). Shop for books, light refreshments will be tions are required by Sept. 7. nic Sunday cruise to St. Barbados by Invest Barbados DiLorenzo Trio. Guests are DVDs, CDs, household items, served. Call (912) 729-7327 or e-mail Mary’s, Ga., sponsored by and an address by the prime encouraged to dress as their small appliances, small furni- The event is sponsored by navyleaguedinner@yahoo. Amelia River Cruises to bene- minister of Barbados. favorite Hollywood star, or in ture, dishes and more. First Coast Cancer com. fit Meals on Wheels for Pets, To purchase dinner tickets, their favorite Oscar winning Proceeds support the commu- Foundation. For information or a partnership project between Healing retreat the Council on Aging Meals A Rachel’s Vineyard on Wheels program and CROSSWORD Retreat is scheduled for the Nassau Humane Society, will Jacksonville area the week- be held Sept. 13. end of Sept. 11-13. This Tickets are $25 round-trip Hiss Majesty Solution For 08.28 weekend retreat offers men and tax deductible. Ferry will ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 and women a supportive, con- depart the city marina at 10:30 1. Meat stamp inits. fidential and non-judgmental a.m. and leave St. Marys at 5. One of AA's 14 15 16 environment to express, 1:45 p.m. Take a tram tour for release and reconcile painful $2.50, or bring your bike to twelve 17 18 19 9. Shrimp or tuna post-abortive emotions and to cycle through the historic dish 20 21 22 begin the process of restora- downtown. The ferry is pet 14. Work-order detail, tion, renewal and healing. friendly. for short 23 24 To register call (904) 221- Call 261-9972 or e-mail 15. Be a snitch 3232 or e-mail rachelsvine- [email protected] 16. Choreographer 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 [email protected]. Other to reserve a spot and advise Tharp locations and dates for whether you are bringing a 34 35 36 37 17. "__ quote you on retreats throughout Florida bike. Space is limited to 80. that?" 38 39 40 and the U.S. can be viewed at 18. Rights org. Children’s art 19. Stared lustfully at 41 42 43 The Island Art Association 20. 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100 ANNOUNCEMENTS 204 Work Wanted 403 Financial-Home/Property 606 Photo Equipment & Sales 619 Business Equipment 800 REAL ESTATE 813 Investment Property 858 Condos-Unfurnished 101 Card of Thanks 205 Live-in Help 404 Money To Loan 607 Antiques-Collectibles 620 Coal-Wood-Fuel 801 Wanted to Buy or Rent 814 West Nassau County 859 Homes-Furnished 102 Lost & Found 206 Child Care 500 FARM & ANIMAL 608 Produce 621 Garden/Lawn Equipment 802 Mobile Homes 815 Kingsland/St. Marys 860 Homes-Unfurnished 103 In Memoriam 207 Business Opportunity 501 Equipment 609 Appliances 622 Plants/Seeds/Fertilizer 803 Mobile Home Lots 816 Camden County 861 Vacation Rentals 104 Personals 300 EDUCATION 502 Livestock & Supplies 610 Air Conditioners/Heaters 623 Swap/Trade 804 Amelia Island Homes 817 Other Areas 862 Bed & Breakfast 105 Public Notice 301 Schools & Instruction 503 Pets/Supplies 611 Home Furnishings 624 Wanted to Buy 805 Beaches 850 RENTALS 863 Office 106 Happy Card 302 Diet/Exercise 504 Services 612 Muscial Instruments 625 Free Items 806 Waterfront 851 Roommate Wanted 864 Commercial/Retail 107 Special Occasion 303 Hobbies/Crafts 600 MERCHANDISE 613 Television-Radio-Stereo 700 RECREATION 807 Condominimus 852 Mobile Homes 865 Warehouse 108 Gift Shops 305 Tutoring 601 Garage Sales 614 Jewelry/Watches 701 Boats & Trailers 808 Off Island/Yulee 853 Mobile Home Lots 901 TRANSPORTATION 901 Automobiles 200 EMPLOYMENT 306 Lessons/Classes 602 Articles for Sale 615 Building Materials 702 Boat Supplies/Dockage 809 Lots 854 Room 902 Trucks 201 Help Wanted 400 FINANCIAL 603 Miscellaneous 616 Storage/Warehouses 703 Sports Equipment Sales 810 Farms & Acreage 855 Apartments-Furnished 903 Vans 202 Sales-Business 401 Mortgage Bought/Sold 604 Bicycles 617 Machinery-Tools-Equip. 704 Recreation Vehicles 811 Commercial/Retail 856 Apartments-Unfurn. 904 Motorcycles 203 Hotel/Restaurant 402 Stocks & Bonds 605 Computers-Supplies 618 Auctions 705 Computers & Supplies 812 Property Exchange 857 Condos-Furnished 905 Commercial

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ANNOUNCEMENTS 105 Public Notice 201 Help Wanted 204 Work Wanted FARMS & ANIMALS MERCHANDISE PUBLIC NOTICE COMPUTER GUYS OF AMELIA - is HOUSE CLEANING - 10 years Fernandina Beach Housing Authority looking for a Computer Repair experience. Honest and excellent 102 Lost & Found Housing Assistance Program Technician to perform work both inside references. Clean houses, condos 503 Pets/Supplies 601 Garage Sales Public Housing Program and outside of our shop. Superior PC weekly or bi-weekly. Luci (904)415- Applications for the Public Housing 14 MONTH OLD MALE - Sm. Beagle. skills & aptitude, exceptional multi- 2169 ESTATE SALE - Dinettes, old FOUND- Friendly male Koon cat near Rental Assistance Program for three Give to very good home. Call 491-3240 tasking & organizational skills and kitchen cabinet, therapedic queen beach. Call to identify (904)556-6825. and four bedroom units will be open to strong customer service skills a plus. HARD WORKERS II - House cleaning bed, Sealy twin beds, microwaves, all families. The application process YORKIE PUPPIES - for sale. 8 weeks If You Have Lost Your Pet - please Reliable transportation a must. Part- and painting. Garages to yards. Great twin headboards, dresser, Ethan will be open during the hours of old. 2 male, 2 female. $500/each. Call check the Nassau Humane Society time to start, some Saturdays references and estimates. Please call Allan desk & chair, collector plates, 1:00pm and 4:00pm (904)742-3227 facility located at 671 Airport Rd. next required. Will train the right person. (904)335-1226 or (904)206-1059. beautiful linen, china cabinet, server, Tuesday, September 8, 2009 to the airport (904)321-1647 & the Please send your resume to corner cabinet, recliners, televisions, Thursday, September 10, 2009 JUST SEW ALTERATIONS WASH & 11 WEEK OLD - AKC registered & Vet Nassau County Animal Shelter, 86078 [email protected]. No calls lamps, small appliance, glassware, Any eviction or felony conviction of a FOLD - 2 locations. FB 277-2451 & certified Labs. Both black & chocolate. License Rd. in Yulee next to the drivers please. TV cabinets, bookcases, garden family member within 5 years of Yulee 548-1141. Six pants special: Clean indoor kennel, & taught potty & license building (904)491-7440. tools, cookware, Schwin bikes, application will make the applicant MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Medical Bring in 6 hems, get one free. crate training basics. 904-879-4305. Schwin exercise bike, sewing ineligible. Crimes by family members Assistant position open in a specialty machine, chests. Friday - Saturday who would live in the household, medical office. Exp. w/injections, EKG MASTER ELECTRICIAN - 45 yrs Sept. 4th & 5th, 8am-4pm, 96231 EARLY CLASSIFIED involving physical violence to & blood draws necessary. Flexible experience. Low prices, work Abaco Island Drive in Nassau Lakes persons or property, will make hours, very friendly practice. Apply to: guaranteed. Small jobs welcomed. MERCHANDISE DEADLINES subdiv., off Nassauville Road. Follow applicant ineligible for 5 years. Crimes MA Position, P.O. Box 15214, 10% discount with ad. Call Tom the red & white signs. This is a really involving drug activity will make the Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 (904)491-9992. big sale - many items. Labor Day Holiday applicant ineligible. 601 Garage Sales A criminal history verification from the Earn $$$ Helping MDs! Process I DO ALTERATIONS - in my home. In observance of Labor Day, Nassau County Sheriff’s Office or medical claims from home. Call the Betty, formerly at Granny’s Alterations. WAREHOUSE SALE - 50% off YARD SALE - Tools, what-knots, the News-Leader will be Sheriff’s Office in which the applicant Federal Trade Commission to find out Call (904)321-1395 or (904)753-3159. everything in Front & Centre’s furniture, much, much, more. closed on Monday, September resides must be returned with how to spot medical billing scams. warehouse. Consoles, art, baker’s Nassauville, Marc Anthony Rd. Follow 7th. Our deadline for classified your application before application 1(877)FTC-HELP. A message from the racks, lamps, accessories, Christmas, signs. Sat. 9/5, 8am-1pm. line ads for the Wednesday, becomes valid. News-Leader and the FTC. 206 Child Care etc. Fri., Sat., & Sun., 9am-5pm. 316 September 9th edition will be The Housing Authority for the City of Ash St., downtown. (904)277-2660 FRI & SAT - Sept. 4 & 5, 9a - 1p . TWO POSITIONS AVAILABLE - at a Friday, September 4th at 5pm. Fernandina Beach IRONING LADY NEEDED - Must do 2678 Benz Place. Take Will Hardee to licensed, Christian, in-home daycare. 1300 Hickory Street good work & be reasonable. Call (904) Sterling Lane and follow the signs. All meals & snacks provided. Plenty of GARAGE SALE - Sat. 9/5, 9am-1pm. Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 210-6191. Many items, some antiques (couple of love & attention in a learning St. Paul Blvd., Yulee. (904)261-5051 record cabinets), lots of old records environment. Provider maintains a Equal Housing Opportunity (lp's), knick-knacks, some ladies RETAIL SALES MANAGER current nursing license. Hours 7am- INSIDE ESTATE CLEARANCE SALE - 105 Public Notice New and antique furniture, appliances, clothes and more. Looking for a change? 6pm Mon-Fri. For more info call 415- 1058. hand painted plates. Everything must SATURDAY 9/5, 7AM-NOON - Do you love handbags? go. 1120B Natures Walk Dr., Fri. 9/4 & Variety items incl antique furniture, All Real Estate Advertised EMPLOYMENT Sat. 9/5. clothes, housewares, movies, music, Herein - is subject to the Federal Do you have lots of energy? home decor, tile, tools, etc. 1576 Fair Housing Act, which makes it We are a new store getting EDUCATION GARAGE/HOUSE SALE - Friday 9/4 & Plantation Oaks Terrace, Amelia Island illegal to advertise any Saturday 9/5, 8am-?. Two large preference, limitation, or 201 Help Wanted ready to open. aquariums complete w/fish, curio discrimination based on race, EOE. Fax to 321-1790 306 Lessons/ cabinets, lane cedar chest, exersaucer, 602 Articles for Sale color, religion, sex, handicap, DENTAL ASSISTANT - P/T. Pls call jumperoo, strollers, coffee table, familial status or national origin, (904)261-6826 or send resume to FOOD SERVICE Classes luggage, tools, kitchen stuff, clothing & HIGH BAY LIGHTS - Mercury vapor or the intention to make any such (904)261-8181. Robert H. Friedman, WORKER SUPERVISOR more. 2106 Jekyll Court, across from 400 watt, $25/each or free with preference, limitation or DMD, 2896 S. 8th St., FB 32034. for Trident Lakes Golf Course aboard PRIVATE GUITAR INSTRUCTION - YMCA. installation. (904)753-6565 discrimination. beginning to adv. students. Acoustic, TEXACO XPRESS LUBE - now hiring Kings Bay Naval Base. Criminal background check required. Looking for electric, fingerstyle. Banjo instruction The News-Leader will not Service Writers & Assistant Managers. also avail. Terry Thrift (904)704-2011. Experience REQUIRED! 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MERCHANDISE 805 Beaches 852 Mobile Homes OCEANFRONT PROPERTY $450-$625 - 2BR mobile homes. Easy Visit www.OceanfrontAmelia.com for a move-in. Yulee. Call Gregg (904)376- 610 Air Conditioners complete list, or call Bob Gedeon at 5190. /Heating Oceanfront Realty (904)261-8870. STATIONERY RV FOR RENT - Weekly FSBO-Reduced. 3/2, 1.5 blocks to HEAT/COOL - Window units & ice & monthly rates. (904)225-5577 beach. New roof/kitchen/siding. Across machines, used all sizes w/warr. from comm. pool, 2 scrn’d tiled Repairs to central & window AC's, SMALL MOBILE HOME - 2BR porches, hot tub. $339,900. (904)556- refrigerators & freezers. Kish's remodeled on 1 acre lot. Hardwood 4500 (904)225-9717. floors, on pond, great fishing. $600. And one for $650. Call (904)491-8768 or (904) 321-7062. 611 Home Furnishings 806 Waterfront 2BR/1BA - $600/mo. + $300 security deposit. Call (904)753-1691. COMPLETE MATCHING BAMBOO Waterfront Homes & Lots - Call ROOM - (2) sofas, red leather chair & (904) 261–4066 for information. C.H. ottoman, (2) end tables, (2) lamps, Lasserre, Realtor. cocktail & sofa tables, media console, 853 Mobile Home (2) large frames & prints, and a sisal Lots rug. $3,500. (904)491-6832 or (336) 813 Investment 972-4041 30/50 AMP HOOKUPS - for RVs or 1 RED MAPLE Property campers. Electric included. $400/mo. Located Sandpiper Mobile Home Court, 4 BD/3 BA home features fireplace, 5052 First Coast Hwy. (904)261-6957 824 Wanted OCEANVIEW - Home needs TLC. Rear screened-in porch, living and To Buy unit leases at $750/mo. ACRealty 261- 2770. 855 Apartments family room, two master suites I BUY JUNK CARS & HEAVY EQUIPMENT FOR SCRAP - CASH Furnished and views of the Oak Marsh PAID. (904)879-1190 / 705-8628 REAL ESTATE SMALL 1BR APT. - in Nassauville. RENTALS Furnished. Twin bed, electricity, A/C, golf course. DirecTV. $650/mo. + $650 deposit. RECREATION Cute, cozy, quiet & in good $789,000 neighborhood. Service animals only. 852 Roommate References required. Please call 701 Boats & Wanted (904)206-3241, & leave message. OCEANFRONT - 1127 Ocean Ave. Trailers $1200/mo, 9 mo lease minimum. ROOMMATE WANTED - Island home, Upstairs unit w/lg. porch. Share pvt bath. Clean, mature. No smoking, 10FT BOAT W/ 16FT Trailer - and laundry area. No smoking. Service drinking, or drugs. $350/ mo. + animals only. Call 261-6841 for appt. 6HP Volvo motor. $1400 or make an electric $75. (904)415-1006 offer. Will sell pieces separately. OCEANFRONT - 2BR/1BA Cottage. (904)321-2657 Completely furnished, H.W. floors, 800-597-8108 • 277-5980 HOUSEMATES - off island. Private private access to beach. Lg. deck. 261- home. No pets. Responsible, 5069 or 583-1675 6800 First Coast Highway • Amelia Island, FL 32034 professional, clean. $400/mo. + Prices subject to change without notice. REAL ESTATE deposit. Utilities included. Call 1BR APT. - Fully furnished. A.I., (904)557-1659. gated, all utilities, beach access. Short SALES term rental. No smoking. $1050/mo. ROOM FOR RENT - Call (904)718- (904)206-1071 or 321-4262 5478 At Beach Remodeled - Sm effic. 804Amelia Island $145/wk. Incl utils/cable. Also on 852 Mobile Homes island 2BR MH in park $185 Homes weekly/$695 mo + dep. 261-5034 3BR/2BA NEW HOME - for rent. HIGHEST POINT ON THE ISLAND - $1400/mo. + $1400 deposit. Gated 4BR/3BA. 2500sf home with extra community off island. Please call (904) 856 Apartments family room & screened in porch. 806 491-4383 or (904)237-7324. Amelia Drive. Call (904)491-4290. Unfurnished SEVERAL CLEAN PRIVATE homes for SUMMER BEACH - 2028sf. Short rent - 3/2 DW - Blackrock Rd, $850. 925 TARPON AVE. - North Pointe distance to beach. $415K. ACRealty Large 2/3 w/garage - Nassauville, 2BR/2.5BA townhouse. $895. Nick 261-2770. $850. 2/1 SW - Chester Rd., $650. Deonas Realty, Inc. (904)277-0006 2/1 SW - Nassauville $575. (904) 206-3423. OCEANFRONT 1BR - $675, utilities included. 2BR, $850 + utilities. 805 Beaches 2BR/1.5BA SWMH - on large Available Sept. 1st. (847)867-3163 waterfront lot. Near I95. W/D incl. OCEANFRONT CONDO - 2BR/2BA, $700/mo + $700 dep. Call (904)277- JASMINE PLACE - 2BR/1.5BA fully furnished, 3rd floor end unit. Best 7132 townhouse includes water. $800/mo. view in Sand Dollar Villa complex. (912) 240-1388 or (912)367-9804 $399K. Call (904) 234-8986. 3BR/2BA DWMH - Private lot, Middle Rd Callahan area. $750/mo + $700 FURNISHED 2BR/1BA - Lower unit OCEANFRONT - LOG cabin R-3 dep. Credit check required. No on north end of Island. Close to beach. income property. Remodeled. $975K. Smoking. Service Animals ONLY. 879- Water & sewer included. $850/mo + ACRealty 261-2770 1022 $850 dep. (904)753-2155

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News-Leader Public Service Announcement P AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION 46 LONG POINT European- AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION 57 LONG POINT. Arthur inspired home on spectacularly landscaped 3/4 acre lot, golf Rutenberg custom executive home on a wonderful marsh view view overlooking 3 fairways and inter-coastal with short walk to homesite. This 4 bedroom, 3 car garage pool home is priced for the Atlantic Ocean. Custom built cabinetry in kitchen, family a quick sale. Custom features include cherry kitchen cabinets, room, bathrooms & closets. Dacor stainless steel appliances, granite tops, stainless steel appliances, hurricane shutters,sum- “Think I’ll let that native land agent be my guide.” cooktop, double sink w/disposal. Top quality carpet porcelain mer kitchen, landscape lighting, new tile and railing on front and travertine floors throughout. Exterior is all brick including porch, Rinnai tankless water heater, custom hardwood leaded chimneys with extensive copper trim. Large patio has built in glass front doors. Tinted seamless windows overlooking pool REAL ESTATE, Lynx professional stainless steel gas grill. and marsh. CURTISS H. LASSERRE INC. MLS #48456 $1,350,000 MLS #49706 $1,595,000 3032 S. 8th St./A1A, Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 www.lasserrerealestate.com [email protected] 904-261-4066 NOW ACCEPTING Vacation Rental Properties Visit AmeliaIslandResales.com for all our listings!

AWESOME VIEW OF EGAN’S CREEK & A Fine Oceanfront Lot! 75 wide, great TWO 50’ OCEANFRONT LOTS on Amelia Ft. Clinch State Park. Single family estate lot location for your oceanfront retreat! In the Island wide open views of the sparling adjacent to historic landmark Amelia Island Atlantic, classic beach house 3 BR/2BA, W/ Lighthouse. 370+/- Ft on navigable Egans 700 block of S. Fletcher. R-1 zoning prima- hardwood floors and updated kitchen, A Creek. One of the highest elevations on the east rily long term residents and second home great beach getaway or opportunity to build two new homes under the new height restric- coast. Possible oceanview and/or view or down- owners in the area. Reduced to $950,000 town Fernandina Beach. $1,095,000 tions. List price: $2,249,500. MLS#45764. A Man Wakes Up... Will Divide A man wakes up in the morning after ED C U ED R sleeping on an advertised mattress, under an advertised blanket, in advertised pajamas.

LANCEFORD CREEK FRONTAGE Great Primary Residence or vacation getaway or island DOUBLE WIDE, 2/2, 906 SF “AS-IS” of little value He will bathe in an advertised shower, approx 2.45 acres with small home located investment. Lots of space & in a private location in this but livable. Includes a good dock on tidal creek, goes beachside community. Right across the tennis courts. All dry on low tide. Also has well built concrete block off of Freeman Rd. Deep water access, 115’ tile downstairs w/ carpet in bedrooms upstairs. Gas fire- garage, 20x20, one large door. OWNER HAS OPTION wash with advertised soap, of frontage. A great investment at this price. place in dining room. Seller will pay 6 mo. assoc. fees. Will TO NOT SELL M.H. WITH THE LAND, JUST SELL $550,000 do lease/purchase. Was $272,900, then $249,500 and LAND, GARAGE DOCK FOR A REDUCED shave with an advertised razor, $199,000 and now last to $175,000 $249,000 MLS#47368 MLS#48709 Appraisal on file. drink advertised coffee after his advertised juice and put on advertised clothes and accessories. He will ride to work in an advertised car, sit at an advertised workstation, WONDERFUL OCEANVIEW HOME. ENERGY EFFICIENT home under con- AMELIA PARK OFFICE CONDO – Used as a second home. In great condition. struction at Pirate’s Wood. 2,374 hsf, Fronts S. 14th Street. 3 separate office utilize an advertised computer and Easy beach access across the street. Stucco 4BR/2.5BA on a 1/2 acre lot, tile, wood & rooms plus reception, bath, and break exterior, side entry garage. Nice wide lot with carpeting, solid surface countertops in unopened street on the south side for more pri- area. Approx 910 s.f. $265,000 For Sale write with an advertised pen. kitchen w/ island, gas package, large master vacy. Wet bar and atrium make this a very or Lease attractive and entertaining property. $725,000 suite, great floorplan. Pre-construction. Yet this man hesitates to advertise $325,000 saying advertising does not pay. Finally, when his unadvertised business goes under, he will then advertise it for sale.

SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME on Amelia BRING YOUR HORSE LOVERS. tradi- 3BR/2.5BA townhome at Amelia Park. 2 car Island “ Built in 2008 it has 4 BR/3 BA with a tional brick home/with aluminum siding , garage. Very nice patio area includes a lovely oaks and flowering shrubs. Located bonus room that could be converted into a 5th 1BA/1BA garage apt. Great primary home or in Callahan and convenient to both rental bank-owned foreclosure sale BR, 3 car garage, private back yard, and com- Jacksonville & Kings Bay, Ga . $250,000 $315,000 MLS#50156 munity pool. $399,900 MLS#49612 Call Your News-Leader MLS#46792 LOTS WALKING DISTANCE TO THE BEACH 5 oversized lots off Robert MARSHFRONT LOT in River Oaks Sub. 1 ac +/- $389,000 Advertising Representative Oliver in Egans Landing Sub. Reduced to $175,000 each 113’x150’ Buy TWO ACRE MH LOTS OFF LINDA RD in Wilson Neck. Oll MH now build later with vested impact fees. $175,000 Wells & septics in place. 261-3696 MH LOT ON RADIO AVE. Old MH of little value $83,2000 50X100 LOT on Tarpon Ave. $325,000 2 PIRATES WOOD LOTS - 1/2 acre $75,000 Nearly 1 acre $125,000 SWMH in Wilson Neck area. Beautiful lot $82,900 OCEANVIEW LOT - 72’ x 125’ no time frame to build. $315,000 OCEANFRONT HOTEL SITE – 215’ on the Atlantic. SOUTHEND/MANUCY RD - Beautiful lot. $195,000 Will divide.Conditional use approved by City for hotel $5,900,000 COMMERCIAL & DEVELOPMENT INTERSTATE 95 EXPOSURE AT US 17 - GOOD ASSEMBLAGE OCEANFRONT HOTEL SITE 215’ on the Atlantic. Will divide. POTENTIAL for medium sized site. Corner location with good Conditional use approved by City for hotel. $5,900,000 access. $850,000 PRIME FRONTAGE ALONG US 17 just north of A1A, High development area in the heart of Yulee. $495,000. Plans for an YULEE MINI WAREHOUSE Good opportunity to grow your 11,00 s.f. Medical Complex on file. own self storage facility and/or add new retail/office. 570’ on 200” US 17 FRONTAGE, 2400 of Block bldg. vested U.S. 17, total 3.5 acres+/-. Warehouse on approx. 2 acres. concurrency. Zoned CI $1,575,000 $550,000 15 CITY LOTS – 3RD and Fir Streets. Zoned MU-1 and R2. 64 ACRES along Amelia Island Parkway for a Master Planned Good for townhome, duplex or industrial. $525,000 Development C Candy Hammer Brad Spaulding Jill Underwood

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REAL ESTATE 858 Condos. 859 Homes-Furnished DON’T LITTER RENTALS Furnished AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION HOME - Beautiful backyard on cul-de- 1BR/1BA - New wall-to-wall sac close to beach. $3200/mo util. not SPAY~ NEUTER carpeting. New appliances, freshly incl. (904)310-6360 856 Apartments painted. $750/mo includes water. Avail. A Public Service Announcement by The News-Leader Unfurnished 10/1. (518)469-3773 860 Homes-Unfurnished LINKSIDE - Furnished 2BR/2BA. HISTORIC DISTRICT - 1BR w/screen Monthly rental. (904)261-9582 AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION porch. No smoking. $675 inc. util. + DON’T LITTER HOME - Beautiful backyard on cul-de- dep. (904)277-6763 or 583-0862. sac close to beach. $2400/mo util. not included. (904)310-6360 SMALL 1BR - at the beach. Quiet. No 858 Condos. smoking. References, deposit required. Unfurnished NORTH HAMPTON - 3/2.5, 1950sf. SPAY~ NEUTER $500/mo. (904)335-1665 85001 Wainscott Ct. $1625/mo. Call Don Brown Realty 225-5510 or A Public Service Announcement by The News-Leader $725/MO. - 3BR/1BA. 402 S. 11th St. AMELIA LAKES SUMMER SPECIAL 571-7177 Call 753-0256. 1 & 2 Bed Luxury Condos in gated, waterfront community. Resort-style 426 S. 6TH ST. - 3BR/1BA house for 2BR/1BA - S. Fletcher duplex near pool, tennis court, 24/7 fit ctr, rent. $850/mo. + $850 dep. Includes NASSAU COUNTY! Simmons. W/D, all appliances. $900/ volleyball & more! Condos include city garbage & sewer fees. Call (904) mo. + dep. Call (901)489-1645. ! garden tubs, walk-in closets, and lots 261-5827 & leave message. on of upgrades! Call Jessica at (904)415- ti You can get SAME DAY DELIVERY of the 3BR/3.5BA SUMMER BEACH VILLA 2BR/1BA - Near beach. $675/mo. + 6969. Starting at $799/mo! n - granite, W/D, water softner, 2 car e $675 dep. Water & trach included. Call News-Leader every week, delivered by the US Postal Service, www.amelialakes.com garage, fireplace, 2100 sq. ft., lawn t (904)583-3811. maintenance, & cable included. $1500/ t directly to your home or business. See page 2A for more details. BEACH LUXURY DUPLEX - 927 N. RENT 3/2 - Like new. Forest Ridge. mo. (912)682-8118 Fletcher Ave. 3BR/1BA, CH&A, W/D. A $985. Call 753-0807. BEACH - 4/2, 1452sf. 3454 First 2000 Flexible terms. (904)386-1005 Avenue. $1375/mo. Call Don Brown 2BR/1.5BA CONDO - 1.5 blocks from Realty 225-5510 or 571-7177 NASSAU COUNTY! For Rent - 2BR/1.5BA townhouse apt. beach. Completely renovated! ! Newly rebuilt. CH&A, stove, refrig., Amenities incl. $875/mo + sec dep. on FORD EXPEDITION d/w, carpet. $795/mo. + dep. & ref’s. ti You can get SAME DAY DELIVERY of the Call 912-269-3960. 828 Nottingham Dr. (904)261-3035 EARLY CLASSIFIED en NOW LEASING - Cape Sound DEADLINES tNews-Leader every week, deliveredXLT 4x4. by 3the row US seating, Postal onlyService, 73K 1ST AVE. DUPLEX - Garage, 2BR/ Townhomes from $1400/mo. t 1.5BA, all appliances, fresh paint, nice directly to your home or business. Seemiles! page Super 2A forclean...like more details.new! 4 Darlington Realty, Inc. (904)261- Labor Day Holiday carpet, partially furnished if desired. 8030 A new tires and fully serviced. $950/mo. (904)277-2301 In observance of Labor Day, 2BR/2.5BA 2-STORY LOFT - w/ the News-Leader will be bonus room, 2-car garage, W/D 859 Homes-Furnished closed on Monday, September hookup. Pets OK. $1200/mo. Available 7th. Our deadline for classified 8/1. (904)662-2360 THE COLONY - 4830 Gulfstream Ct. line ads for the Wednesday, VALUE PRICED $9,450 2BR/2BA, fully furnished including Wifi, September 9th edition will be BRAND NEW LUXURY APTS - cable, long distance calling. $1400/mo. Friday, September 4th at 5pm. Affordable prices PLUS GREAT MOVE IN Contact phone # (904)838-1969 . SPECIALS! Spacious flrplns. Close to LD EVERYTHING! Walk to shopping! O Located just minutes from Fernandina S Beach and I-95. Waived App Fees when you mention this ad! Call Courtney Isles for more info at 866-906-9419 or visit us online at NOW AVAILABLE www.courtneyisles.com. $725/MO - 3BR/1BA. 402 S. 11th Countryside Apartments 2005 FORD FOCUS 2003 PONTIAC GRAND AM 2002 CHEVY S10 Street. $725/mo. Call 753-0256. S ecurity GT SC/T Ram Air Package! Super D ZX4, Silver with Gray Leather. Xtreme Model. V6, Auto, Cold AC 2BR/1BA DUPLEX - near American 1&2 Bedroom Units eposit Sharp V6 Sport Sedan. Low Miles And S Beach/Ritz Carlton. CH&A, W/D, stove pecial Auto, AC Sunroof, Power Locks, Very Well Maintained. Leather, and All the Looks in the World! & refrigerator, pets ok. $795/mo. Rent starting at $630-$750 Windows, Cruise, Tilt-Spoiler, Sunroof, Chrome Factory Wheels And (404)523-6136 Mon & Wed 8am - 5pm, Fri 1pm - 5pm Only 55K Miles! Alloy Wheels. A Monsoon CD Stereo, Call Or Come 1105 S. 13th Street, Fernandina Beach In Today! 858 Condos. (904) 277-2103 VALUE PRICED $8,950 VALUE PRICED $8,950 VALUE PRICED $8,950 Furnished ...... Yulee Villas NASSAU COUNTY’S LARGEST INVENTORY OF AMELIA PLANTATION - Oceanfront ty Re condo, 2BR/2BA. $900/wk. Monthly Securi ntal TM t 1,2&3 Bedroom Units Assi rate. Reduced price. Call (708)612- Deposi stance CARFAX CERTIFIED, SERVICED & SAFTEY INSPECTED VEHICLES! 6106 or (708)692-6106. l Av Specia Rent starting at $585-$705 ailable 3BR/3BA IN SUMMER BEACH - 2100sf, 2-car garage, short distance to Must move in by 9/30/09 beach. Furnished. $1550/mo. ACRealty 261-2770. Tues & Thurs 8am - 5pm, Fri 8am - 12pm 850766 US Hwy 17 South, Yulee FURNISHED TOWNHOUSE - 2BR/2.5BA. Pool and beach. Call (904) 225-5810 (912)921-8976 or (912)414-2556.

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CARLTON DUNES OCEAN PLACE 133 SEA MARSH ROAD 1638 REGATTA DRIVE Executive oceanfront condos at Summer Ocean front at it’s finest! 2 and 3 bedroom Beautiful custom home in Amelia Island Beautiful home located in the prestigious Golfside Beach with upscale appointments located units located on the South side of The Ritz- Plantation. Large Lot. Private. Open spacious South in Summer Beach. Approx. 3,800 sq. ft., 4 North of The Ritz-Carlton. Prices start at Carlton at Summer Beach. Prices start at floor plan. Immaculate, Must see to appreciate! bedroom, 3.5 bath, upscale amenities. $1,389,000. $650,000. Investors welcome. $575,000 MLS # 49434 $979,000 MLS #44999

301 KETCH COURTYARD 1786 HAMMOCK COURT 15 JASMINE PLACE 95176 WOODBERRY LANE This beautiful home in The Preserve at Summer Beautiful views from this 2BR/2BA oceanfront condo. Over 2,300 sq.ft. in this 4 BR/2.5 BA southern living Two story duplex. Great location, close to Beach features an open floor plan that leads to a Centrally located to dining, shopping or just relaxing Cottage located in the beautiful Summer Beach large screened lanai w/ views of the preserve. schools, shopping and dining. at the beach. Very well maintained. Great rental area. Membership is available with this property. Just a short walk to the community pool, beach or $199,000 MLS #49211 country club. potential! $510,900 MLS# 50317 Prices Starting at $750,000 MLS #49504 $475,000 MLS #48999

SAILMAKER VILLAS HARRISON COVE VILLAS 95046 SPRING TIDE LANE 5036 OUTRIGGER DRIVE Magnificent marsh views from this beautiful A rare find! Wonderful oceanfront townhouse design Oceanfront and pool side units in the heart Beautiful condos in convenient location. 2 Intracoastal townhome. Fabulous screened lanai in Outrigger at Summer Beach. Fabulous ocean of Summer Beach. 2 or 3 bedrooms starting and 3 bedroom units with garages. Prices with summer kitchen! Community dock and boat views! Fully furnished w/ exception of a few person- at $249,000. Perfect for rentals. start at $300,000. slips. Membership to the country club available. al items. Membership to Country Club available. Prices Starting at $750,000 MLS #48002 $899,000 MLS #48352

THE PRESERVE COURTYARD 69 SPINNAKER DRIVE Amelia Park THE PRESERVE TOWN HOMES Wonderful homes with the timeless flair of a Let us build your dream home on this beautiful Charming 3BR/2.5BA cottage in quiet 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bath, pond view, two-story Mediterranean Villa with views of the pond. Few Summer Beach golf course lot. Large, wooded neighborhood. Convenient locations and beautiful townhomes with master on 1st floor. steps to the beach, great gated community. lot has beautiful views. Country Club member- landscaping. With a beautiful front porch and Community pool, walk to the beach. Prices starting at $475,000. ship available. $475,000 MLS #48670 courtyard area, this home is a must see! Prices starting at $359,900. $475,000 MLS# 48919 VIRTUAL TOURS AVAILABLE AT WWW.REALTOR.COM VIRTUAL TOURS AVAILABLE AT WWW.REALTOR.COM Summer Beach is our address not our boundary! Summer Beach is our address not our boundary!

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REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 860 Homes-Unfurnished 860 Homes-Unfurnished 863 Office RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS CARTESTIAN POINTE - Easy access 4BR/2BA HOUSE - Completely 3 ROOM OFFICE SUITE - utilities to I-95 & Amelia Island. 3BR/2BA, 2- remodeled. New kitchen & bath, new furnished. $625/mo. 2382 Sadler Rd. car gar., fenced backyard, covered AC, new appliances, large pool w/deck behind Amelia Insurance. Call George, patio, tile thru-out, W/D & water on 1 acre. $180K. 583-0095 (904)557-5644. Homes/Apts./Condos Homes/Apts./Condos 860 Homes-Unfurnished softener included. $1050/mo. (904)206-2841 HOUSE FOR RENT - in Yulee. 2BR/1BA, CH&A. $600/mo., 1st & last AMELIA CONCOURSE AREA - 2000 HOUSE FOR RENT - South end of 4BR/2BA/2-CAR GARAGE - 76097 sq. ft. available. Call 753-2018 for Island. Large, private backyard, month up front. Call (904)207-0199 or Tideview Lane, TimberCreek, 1 mile (386)538-0279. more information. Fernandina CURTISS H. 3BR/2.5BA. $1500/mo. References west of I-95 on A1A, $1350/mo. required. Call Tammy, 321-2394. (904)521-9792. FOR RENT - Heron Isles off Chester OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - Beach www.infotube.net/158370. Rd. in Yulee. 3BR/2BA. Fenced yard, Downtown & 14th Street. 150sf to LASSERRE 3BR/2BA - 1800 sq.ft. Tile floors, fireplace, 2-car garage. $975/mo. 1500sf. Galphin R/E Svc. (904)277- Real Estate, Inc. gorgeous fenced yard, all appliances. 4BR/2BA/2-CAR GARAGE - on (904)210-6191 6597 Realty 2046 Marlin CT. $1400/mo. + dep. island. $1400/mo. 2,000 sq. ft. Pets (858)354-8221 OK. Available 9/1. (904)677-0248 NICE HOME - on north end of Island. Office Space - includes utilities & (904) 261-4011 RESIDENTIAL Relatively new 3BR/2BA, $965/mo. janitor. Small $125, medium $225, 2057 S. Fletcher Ave. Available now. References req’d. large $350, & office suites avail. RENTALS (904)206-1370 Jasmine Office Center. Call Mack (904)583-0058. LONG-TERM RENTALS LONG TERM BUSINESS/PROFESSIONAL SPACE FSBO - Family home 3BR/2BA. Fenced • 2607 Portside Circle 4BR/3BA backyard, eat-in kitchen, vaulted • AUTUMN TRACE - 3BR/ ceilings, all appliances included. DOWNTOWN “CHANDLERY with 2-car garage $1,450/mo. +util. Incl: Lobby, offices, restroom, break & $145,000. (904)277-6791 BUILDING” - (Centre & 2nd). Single 2BA house. 2-car garage. 2,350 • 2137 Nature’s Gate Ct. , 3BR/2BA office to 3500sf. Call Manager, sq. ft. $1,700 Available Now. ON ISLAND - 3BR/2BA w/large family (770)444-9800. $1,150/mo. +util. conference rooms. Full service lease room & fenced backyard on south end •AMELIA NATIONAL - •322 S.6th St. 4BR/2BA $1,300 + util. of island. Available 9/1 at $1375 + NEED HELP? - Amelia Coastal Realty 4BR/3BA House. 2 car garage. •2519 S. Fletcher Ave (West Side), available. Will renovate to suit tenant. utilities, flexible terms. (904)261- offers commercial tenant/buyer 0347 representation. CALL US TODAY! Lease 2400 sq. ft. $1,450/mo. 3-4 BR/2.5BA 2800 sq. ft. Home. rates starting at $8/psf. www.acrfl.com Available Now. Lots of parking. Unfurnished $1,500 2000-2500 sq ft and 900-1200 sq ft or 261-2770. • SOUTH FLETCHER – •19 S. 14th St., 2/1, $900/mo. + util., 861 Vacation Rentals security deposit $1,000. Avail. available. Call Jasmine Properties at 1BR/1BA unit. Ocean front with OCEANVIEW 3BR/2BA and 2BR/1BA. 864 Commercial/Retail great ocean view. $800 per August 2009. 904-583-0058 Call (904)261-4066, C.H. Lasserre, • 4BR/2.5BA Very nice 2500 sq.ft. Realtor, for special rates. NEED HELP? - Amelia Coastal Realty month. Available Now. home at Florence Point $1,450/mo. offers commercial tenant/buyer SUMMER BEACH VILLAGE - Furn. • FOREST RIDGE representation. CALL US TODAY! Lease – 3BR/2BA + util. home. 3BR/2BA, 2-car gar., gated rates starting at $8/psf. www.acrfl.com condo. Community pool. Close comm w/pool, 5 min/beach. Avail Sept- • 3BR/2BA Home on Amelia Island or 261-2770. to beach. $875 per month. with beautiful view of Egans Creek. Nov. 261-6204, 206-0035 st RESTAURANT FOR LEASE - 3800 sq. $1,850/mo. + Util. Avail Sept. 1 VACATION CHALET - in N. Carolina Available Now. ft. 463179 A1A, Yulee. Permits It pays to learn! Mtns. River overlook, cozy, well • 3BR/2BA Home w/ pool, available for alcoholic beverages. (904) • SEA CASTLE - 3BR/2.5BA furnished, majestic views. Peaceful. Dunewood Pl., close to beach and 557-5004 condo, close to beach. 2 car Ask us about our Back-to-School $495/wk. or $95/day. (904)757-5416 golf course $1350/mo + util DEERWALK - Prime high visibility garage. $1,095/mo. Available CABIN IN THE SMOKY MOUNTAINS •2BR/2BA upstairs condo, unfurn, location on A1A in O’Neal. 1250sf - near Cherokee. Sleeps 8-10. $500/ Now. units. Curtiss Lasserre Real Estate unit in Amelia Lakes, smoke free, FREE RENT SPECIAL week. Enjoy North Carolina seasons (904)261-4066. •OAK BLUFF -4BR/2BA lots of amenities. $950/mo. • W/D Connections changing leaves. (904)261-5195. house. Close to schools. No pets. • 514 S. 14th St. - 3BR/1BA $875/mo. • Large Closets COMMERCIAL SPACE RENTAL - $1150 per month. Available + util. security deposit $1,000. • Private Patios 462487 SR 200, Yulee, in BP Gas 863 Office Station. Call (808)753-6433 for details. Now. • 619 S. 14th St. 3BR/1BA $975/mo. • Sparkling Pool • W. 5th STREET - 2BR/2BA + util. Security deposit of $1,000. • Tennis Courts (3) OFFICE SPACES - Historic Old unit. Close to beach. $860/mo. •2801 Elizabeth St - 3/2 upstairs Apt. Schoolhouse, 914 Atlantic Ave. Utilities Great Deck-Oceanview $1,000/mo. • Exercise Room included. Contact Rhonda at 261-8249. TRANSPORTATION Includes water, garbage & • Close to shopping sewage. Available Now. + util. SEE THE INSIDE, THEN DECIDE - • 3BR/2BA on First Ave. w/one car • 20 minutes to Jacksonville Low rent. 1200sf, 200 + loft, 8th & 901 Automobiles • MARSH LAKES - 5BR/3BA garage. Like new with a partial or Fernandina. Gum Sts. 321-1651 or 261-2770 house. 2 car garage. 3,000 sq. ft. ocean view $1,150/mo + util. FOR SALE - 1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse Community pool. $1,850/mo. City Apartments with Country Charm! LONG TERM RENTALS Spyder. Top does need to be Available 10/1/09. VACATION RENTAL ON ISLAND reupholstered, otherwise great car. • AFFORDABLE WEEKLY/MONTHLY (904) 845-2922 •819 S. 7th, 3/2.5 townhouse, garage, (904)899-2287 $995 Visit Amelia-era.com 2BR/1BA Oceanview. 487 S. Fletcher. Call 1998 FORD EXPLORER SPORT - V6, 37149 Cody Circle Hilliard, Florida •Downtown, 127 So. 5th, upstairs 2/1 for more listings. for more information automatic, cold A/C, 160K miles,. Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 duplex, nice deck, W/D, all wood $850. Call (904)557-8707. floors, $815 Eastwood Oaks Sat. /Sun. by Appt. (800) 741-4011 904-261-4066 Apartments •Amelia Green condo, Will Hardee, 1998 MUSTANG - Good cond., runs 2/2.5 + bonus room, mbr. down- great, stick shift, COLD A/C, new tires stairs, one car garage, screened & brakes, recent oil change. patio, $1,075. $2,200/OBO. 583-1315 or 556-6084

OFF ISLAND 2004 OLDS ALERO - Smoke free. 1 owner. Excellent cond., 38,525 miles, •Lofton Pointe off Amelia Concourse, sunroof, spoiler. $6875. Call (904)548- Ridgewood Cir., 3/2, F/P in family 9776 room, 1,850 sq. ft., $1,095. •96486 Chester Rd., very nice 3/2 brick home on large lot, pristeen condition, JEA water & sewer & irri- EARLY CLASSIFIED Baptist Nassau announces gation on well, lawncare incl., a DEADLINES must see, 1850 sq. ft., $1,250. Labor Day Holiday Call Patricia Turner Rental Property Manager In observance of Labor Day, another new addition the News-Leader will be Cell: 904-556-9586 closed on Monday, September 7th. Our deadline for classified www.firstcoastrentalads.com line ads for the Wednesday, September 9th edition will be to smile about. 474303 E. State Road 200 Friday, September 4th at 5pm. HOMELESS ANIMALS... 902 Trucks FSBO - ‘91 Dodge PU $2500. ‘94 THEY’RE DYING FOR Dodge PU $600. ‘00 Chevy Blazer $5900. ‘99 GMC PU $6900. ‘95 Dodge A 2ND CHANCE $2900. All running. 261-5034. Adopt A Companion Today 904 Motorcycles

HONDA REFLEX SCOOTER - 2003, 250cc. Yellow. 5600 mi. Custom accessories, perfect cond. 2nd owner. Garage kept. $2800/OBO. (904)321- 0331 2006 SUZUKI VINSON 500 - Winch, ITP tires & wheels, $4000/OBO. 2004 SUZUKI 250 2-STROKE DIRT BIKE - $2700/OBO. Call (904)321-6819. 2001 H-D ELECTRA GLIDE CLASSIC - 27,000 miles. $13,000. No sales tax. (904)321-1268. Selling for health reasons.

KAWASAKI VN1600 - 6700 miles. New 2-year Protection Plan. $8,000/OBO. (904)415-8341 905 Commercial A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCMENT OFFICE/RETAIL - 1065 sq. ft. BY THE $1,000/mo. Corner Kelp and S. 8th. St. NEWS-LEADER (formerly David's Alterations). ACRealty 261-2770.

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