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75¢ FEBRUARY 11, 2010 THURSDAY T  B C P 80th Year, Vol. 40 • Winner of 9 state awards for journalism excellence in 2008 Funder urges COA to tighten up Cites fund management and reporting, oversight by board JOEL ADDINGTON | NEWS EDITOR — nearly $500,000 — held by the orga- She explained the excess cash wasn’t COA’s annual audit [email protected] nization. only that from the county, but included from the Macclenny “She wanted to confi rm that the funds leftover grant revenues, too. Ms. Baxla firm Lyons and Ly- A recent review of the Baker County she had was not something that was mis- said money funding the senior compan- ons has been late for Council on Aging’s [COA] accounting billed to us,” said Eldersource’s opera- ion program, for instance, exceeds the the past three years, practices by its largest funding provider tions director Bill Hardy. cost of the program, which provides vol- and recommends revealed weaknesses in the tracking and According to a December 29, 2009 unteer companions with small stipends the organization reporting of fi nancial information, and report written after multiple visits with and reimbursements for travel. seek a new audi- has prompted staff training, the updating COA staffers to analyze banking, audit “It saves us money and helps the cli- tor. According to of accounting software and a list of other and accounting records, Eldersource ents,” she said. “It’s a great program.” the report, it was recommended actions. concluded the abundance of cash had The newfound money could reduce disclosed that the The examination came from the Jack- accumulated over several years from un- the number of seniors now on waiting firm initiates its sonville-based non-profi t Eldersource, used funds provided by the Baker County lists for COA programs. The list contains audit four months which oversees senior services in North- Commission. more than 60 elderly residents. after account- east Florida as one of 11 Area Agencies on “I didn’t know where it was coming “The goal for us would be to have no ing records are Aging governed by the Florida Depart- from,” said Ms. Baxla, who acknowl- waiting list,” Ms. Baxla said. “In the past ready. ment of Elder Affairs. edged her lack of accounting expertise. we’ve done that and we’d like to be able to Barbara Yar- COA’s director Mary Baxla requested “So I didn’t want to spend money where do that again.” brough, who Eldersource’s assistance due to con- it wasn’t supposed to be spent.” Eldersource’s report also says that chairs cerns about an excessive amount of cash See page 2» Tennessee man is A second chance at love KELLEY LANNIGAN | FEATURES sought for beating [email protected] The sheriff’s department is seeking a Tennes- see man for the severe beating of an acquaintance Lured by convertible Lured by computer in a Macclenny motel room the morning of Feb- The rst time Mary Rouse laid eyes on George Gay, she was calling a Angela Tomlinson of Macclenny and Dave Law of Stuart’s Draft, ruary 3. Bingo game at the Baker County Council on Aging’s senior center. She’d Virginia were united in marriage last June with the blessings of their William Tomblin, 34, of Morristown, Tenn. been out of town to visit her son and saw someone new respective family members. The couple was even given a surprise wed- was fl own to Shands Jacksonville where he un- at the center where she volunteered ding in Macclenny by the bride’s family. derwent surgery for multiple face and head frac- nearly every day. In January of 2009, the two began a correspondence on the tures sustained when struck repeatedly by a small “He was eHarmony web site. baseball bat. The incident took place about 5:30. sitting at He loved music. So did she. She was devoted to family His assailant, who he identified as Adam a table and very involved in her church. He also shared these senti- Woods, 27, of Surgoinsville, Tenn., was seen on a across ments. They both possessed a passion for missions work in surveillance video given to police by the American the room other countries. It seemed a perfect match. Inn on South 6th leaving the property in a white and I “I was so touched by what he had written on his pro- Ford Ranger pickup. asked le,” said Angela. “He had been devoted to his wife, who he Police also say the same video depicts the sus- Adam Woods who he cared for for a long time until she passed away. He seemed pect placing the bat in a trash container. was,” said to have such wonderful spiritual values.” Mr. Tomblin, interviewed by sheriff’s investigators at Shands before Mary. “I remember thinking, this is too good to be true,” Dave re- the surgery, said Mr. Woods had agreed to drive him from Tennessee “Then I members. “I showed my son Angela’s photo and he said ‘Dad, to Jacksonville for an appointment with a pain management clinic. urged him this one’s a keeper.’ I’ll never forget that.” The two checked into the motel the previous evening then went out to join the The first time they spoke on the to a local bar. They returned to their room with liquor and beer, then game and he phone, the conversation went back to the bar, according to the report by Investigator Steve Har- did.” lasted eight hours. vey. She found out “I looked Mr. Tomblin told both the investigator and Sgt. Bill Starling that George had just moved to at the he fell asleep after returning the second time, and awoke to his room- Macclenny to be near family. clock and mate attacking him with the bat after he earlier declined to go with Mr. Two days later, a few fellas it was Woods to purchase drugs. George at the center began urging 4:00 The victim said he attempted to cover his head with his arms as he and Mary George to take them for a ride in the pushed the assailant out of the room, locked the door and called police. Rouse Gay. down to Daytona Beach in his morning A subsequent search for the Ranger and suspect was not fruitful, and convertible. and I was Investigator Harvey obtained a warrant for aggravated battery and “You don’t have to go all the way to Daytona to enjoy a stunned,” criminal mischief because of the damage done to the motel room. drive,” Mary told George. said Dave. Police also obtained a photo and other information about Mr. The couple had their rst date that same day. They drove “But An- Woods from the Morristown authori- to Lake City and had dinner at the Red Lobster. The next morn- gela was so ties. Both communities are located in See page 2» ing, George was at her doorstep bright and early to take her to uplifting to the COA. talk to and I re- Their romance had begun. ally needed that.” Neighbor fears motel Both had outlived their spouses. Their blossoming relationship met He visited Macclenny with some resistance from their children in the beginning. But when P���� �� and ended up staying two their sincere devotion to each other became evident, their respective J�� F������� weeks. His plan was to nd out ev- family members embraced the situ- Dave will cause traffi c jam See page 2» and Angela erything See page 2» Tomlinson Law. When Anna Bolduc moved crossing SR 121 from George to southwest Macclenny 35 Hodges will only become more years ago, her neighborhood diffi cult. near George Hodges Road was “It’s very hard to get out of nothing more than trees. that road now,” she told the And with a new 140-room commissioners. “You put a mo- From the Olustee Battle to fame motel obtaining fi nal approval tel in there and it’s going to be from the Macclenny City Com- even harder.” DICKY FERRY | HISTORIAN was host to many raids and in the battle would leave the piney mission the evening of February The motel is being planned skirmishes throughout the woods on that February day and 9, Ms. Bolduc is worried that by David and Jane Motley of Lee, Grant, Jackson, Meade, Stu- war. Florida is considered make their marks in American his- Valdosta, Ga. on roughly four art, and McClelland are well known by many Civil War histo- tory at a later date. acres behind the Zaxby’s res- names that many people are famil- rians to be the “Forgotten Two of them, Joseph R. Hawley of taurant at the corner of George iar with in American history. Much State.” At the time of the Connecticut and Alfred H. Colquitt Hodges and SR 121 (S. 6th St.). has been written in numerous books war, Florida ranked last of Georgia, adversaries at Olustee, The second phase of the project and articles on their lives and their in the terms of population would both later become governors calls for 10,000 square feet of histories during the War Between and wealth of the other of their states and serve in the U.S. Sheriff says space for either a sit-down res- the States. states in the Confederacy, Senate together. They became close taurant, fast food eatery or of- In sharp contrast, little is known but was rich in much need- friends. fi ce space on the same site. about the key players in the Battle of ed materials for the armies George P. Harrison, one of the US Marshal Mr. Motely said last month Olustee compared to other battles. fi ghting in the north and commanders of a Georgia brigade, the motel would likely stand Olustee was the only major battle Joseph Hawley western theatres. Alfred Colquitt prisoners are See page 7» fought on Florida soil but the state Many of the key players See page 4» 904.259.2400 coming back www.bakercountypress.com 146th Anniversary of the Battle of Olustee [email protected] to county jail February 12, 13 & 14, 2010 -See page 5 Saturday - Demonstration Battle - 3:30 P.M. • Sunday - Olustee Battle Reenactment - 1:30 P.M. Activities daily from 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Color ceremonies; Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, and Medical demonstrations; Authentic camps; Memorial and period church services; Sutlers; Period crafts and music; Exhibits; Food and much more... Page 2 T  B C P  ursday, February 11, 2010

Annual Membership Meeting Country Federal Tuesday, February 16 aT 6:00 p.m. Credit Union at agricultural Center 1025 W. Macclenny ave. (us 90) 602 S. Sixth Street, Macclenny • 259-6702 Dinner will be served. US Hwy. 90 West, Glen St. Mary • 653-4401 If you have any questions please call any of our member service 100 S. Lima Street, Baldwin • 266-1041 representatives at 259-6702. www.countryfcu.com Funder urges COA Lured by computer... Lured by convertible... «From page 1 «From page 1 to tighten up controls about Angela’s life and he liked what he discovered. While she was at her job ation. at NEFCOM, he got to know her sisters, brothers-in-law, nieces and neph- “They were just being protective of both of us,” said Mary. «From page 1 thing very easy and clear about ews. He spent time with the pastor of her church with whom he also played Six months into the courtship, while sitting together in her living room, where the money goes.” the COA’s board of directors, said guitar. He even ended up singing at one of the church services. George popped the question. she isn’t interested in changing Yet another problem cited by “I must admit, I fell in love with Angela’s family, before I was certain I was “And I wasn’t drunk either,” he teased. accountants, however. Eldersource has been the lack of in love with her,” he said. Soon after, they were married at the COA among all their friends and “It’s not their fault the audits a cost allocation report showing After Dave returned to Virginia, their correspondence continued by family. The center’s director Mary Baxla decorated for a wedding ceremony. were late,” she said. “It’s my the true hourly cost — including phone and e-mail. The relationship deepened. Conversation began to focus The nuptials were performed by pastor Tab Wilkerson, himself a regular visi- staff’s fault.” overhead — for particular servic- on the possibility of a permanent future together. tor to the COA. Ms. Yarbrough also took issue es rendered by COA. When com- In the spring, Angela visited Virginia. It was the Easter week and by coin- “Mary’s brothers didn’t show up with shot guns, so I knew it was OK,” said with criticism about the number pleted, the report demonstrates cidence, her birthday fell on the same Sunday. George, laughing. of bank accounts held by COA — any cost changes that in turn “When Dave picked me up at the Roanoke airport and we started the There was a reception and a huge wedding cake, enough to feed the 40 eight in all — and a recommenda- affect the amount Eldersource drive to his home, I was so surprised to see things that were familiar,” she people in attendance. Mary wore a pretty dress. George, not a “suit” person, tion to consolidate the accounts reimburses. said. compromised and wore one for the wedding. When Mary saw how uncom- down to three for payroll, opera- For example, if the report Angela’s sister, Cathy Mendolera, who owns The Franklin Mercantile in fortable the clothes were for her husband-to-be, she told him to lose the tions and unrestricted funds not shows the Meals on Wheels pro- Glen St. Mary, had always taken her along on trips to New York to buy an- jacket. George was relieved. from the Florida Department of gram costs COA $10 an hour to tiques for the store. “I managed to be in a decent pair of pants anyhow,” he said. Elder Affairs. operate and the reimbursement A place they always stopped was a small hotel near the Natural Bridge, a The union of the new Mr. and Mrs. Gay resulted in some teasing during “The accounting system, as it rate is 80 percent, then Elder- stone bridge in the mountains that is one of Virginia’s most well-known at- the reception. tractions. These stop-overs always included eating at the Pink Cadillac Diner “Hey, Mary and George!” someone in the crowd called. “We didn’t know presently exists, requires manual source reimburses $8 an hour. and browsing the antique malls in the area. gays could get married!” transfers of cash between each Mr. Hardy, Eldersource’s opera- tions director, said the reports “The Natural Bridge was very special to me because of those family trips,” “Oh, hardy, har, har,” responded George. account on a monthly basis,” the said Angela. “I decided I wanted to attend a special Easter morning sunrise The couple didn’t go on a honeymoon. They’d been on quite a few road report reads. “This increases the are required every six months by the state. service being held there, so Dave agreed to take me.” trips during their courtship and were now just content to stay at home and risk of errors and misappropria- The day would turn out to be extra special for many reasons. It was Eas- be together. He has since trained COA’s tions.” ter, a signi cant religious day. Tulips were in bloom, something not seen in One month after their wedding, Mary’s son passed away. fi nance manager to use and pre- Ms. Yarbrough said two of the Florida. It was her birthday. “If it hadn’t been for George, I don’t know what I would have done,” she eight accounts hold money raised pare the cost allocation reports. Then, Dave surprised her by proposing at the bridge and putting a dia- said. by seniors for their own uses, not Eldersource is also training COA mond ring on her nger. They’ve been married for four years now and are extremely happy. those of the COA. But, as Ms. staff on a newer version of the ac- “He was such a Godly man,” said Angela. “I knew he was the right one for Neither claims to have been looking to get married again, but both feel Baxla confirmed, the two ac- counting software Quick Books. me.” strongly it was God’s will they come together. counts are under the COA’s name These steps will improve the Afterwards, they celebrated their engagement by having breakfast at “George can be really stubborn sometimes,” said Mary. “But I can depend and she is one of two signatories quality of fi nancial information the Pink Cadillac Diner. on him in everything. He is always there for me.” authorized to use them. given to the COA’s board of direc- The couple chose an Hawaiian cruise for their honeymoon. “Mary is as thoughtful and kind as she can be tough,” said George. “She “It [having fewer accounts] tors. Both Ms. Yarbrough and Ms. “We decided to get married at my sister Cathy’s house in Macclenny,” said works like crazy here at the COA. It’s gonna take two people to do what she would be easier to me,” said Ms. Baxla said previous reports were Angela. “We wanted only a small private ceremony with family and a few does as a volunteer whenever she decides to leave.” Baxla. “But would it be easier to not easy to read and included un- friends, nothing too involved,” said Angela. track expenditures? I want some- necessary information. As a surprise, her family arranged for a Hawaiian theme wedding to match the upcoming honeymoon. Paid Circulation = Proven Results The bride wore an Hawaiian wedding gown and a traditional  ower cir- clet in her hair. The groom sported an Hawaiian shirt coordinated with the T  B C P Man sought in beating bride’s gown. “I walked out onto the back patio and it looked like a tropical paradise,” «From page 1 face, and one of them struck him said Angela. “I really felt like I was in the Hawaiian islands. There were  owers on the arm with it. northeast Tennessee. and bromeliads and banana trees everywhere.” One of the men was light- In another case, this one from After the honeymoon, adjusting to life in the Shenandoah Valley far from skinned wearing and M&M race the evening of February 6, po- family and friends, was tough for Angela, but Dave had already planned for jacket and had medium-length lice were unable to fi nd a vehicle that. dreadlocks; another had dark matching the description of one “Anytime you feel homesick, you go home,” he told her. “Or have friends skin and close-cropped hair. involved in an alleged armed rob- come up and visit.” The men drove off southbound bery in south Macclenny about Eventually, when Dave retires, the couple plans to return to Macclenny on 6th St. in a green Buick Lesa- 10:30. and Angela looks forward to that day. bre with a grey or silver on the Darrick Lindsey, 21, of Lake “Dave promised me that before we married and when he retires we’ll go bottom panel. City said he was approached by home to Florida. In the meantime I’m loving life with my new husband.” a black male in the parking lot of The men are wanted for rob- Zaxby’s restaurant and two other bery and battery. black males pointed pistols at him • Criminal complaints for bat- as they relieved him of his wallet tery were fi led the afternoon of www.bakercountypress.com and between $600-$700 cash. February 2 against two boys, ages The wallet contained identifi - 15 and 17, who fought at a school cation and a debit card belonging bus stop at Crews Rd. and Timber to Mr. Lindsey’s girlfriend Crys- Trace after a confrontation that Unplanned Pregnancy? tal Tuimala, 42, also of Lake City, had been arranged at Baker High School. who was at the nearby S&S store Call e Adoption Authority at at the time but said she did not Deputy Brandon Kiser said witness the robbery. the boys were taken to Fraser 1.800.747.5145 Mr. Lindsey told Deputy Shawn Hospital by parents for treatment to discuss the best choice for you and your baby Bishara one of the men fi rst asked of facial bruises and lacerations. him for $10 as he approached the A female companion recorded a We specialize in working with restaurant, and grabbed his arm video of the fi ght using her cell individuals and families in rural areas. phone, said the deputy. as he pulled out the wallet. The All calls are strictly confi dential 1.800.747.5145 other two pointed pistols in his www.theadoptionauthority.com • Se Habla Español T  B C P Page 3 FEBRUARY 11, 2010

OPINIONLETTERS TO THE EDITOR CONTACT US Lett ers are welcome, but must contain the signature of the writer, a telephone number and city of residence. By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our offi ce located at 104 S. Fift h Street, Lett ers must refl ect opinions and statements on issues of current interest to the general public. Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. The newspaper reserves the right to reject any material which in the newspaper’s judgement does not meet standards of publicati on. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com Disappointed in the ‘other’ reason for the Super Bowl One of the interesting things about Super Bowl Sunday is that MY SIDE OF if you are a football fan you have a highly-anticipated game to watch. If you aren’t, then you get to rate the THE MATTER commercials for quality. ROBERT GERARD I am a fan of both. I love football, but I also teach college speech class- es, so the advertising side of the game also interests me. I love to watch the commercials and compare them with commercials from the past. When you pony up $3 million for a 30-second commercial you’d better have something that is going to capture the attention of your audience. Companies often sink the brunt of their advertising dollars into the Super Bowl because they are guaranteed an audience of around 100 million. More bang for the buck. Ironically, 51 percent of a sample audience said it watched for the commercials rather than the game. That means there are some picky viewers judging each commercial. With the economy in the tank, a lot of advertisers played it safe this year and though there were a lot of creative commercials, there weren’t a lot of really off the chain commercials. A case in point was the disappointing Coke commercial featuring the Simpsons. Mr. Burns, the evil billionaire, has lost all his money and watches as his possessions are put up for auction. But all is well because someone hands him a Coke. I don’t know whether I prefer Bart saying “Lame!” or Homer utter- ing a “Duhh!” Either are equally appropriate. I also couldn’t figure out what all the controversy was in Focus on the Family’s Tim Tebow commercial. There was nothing — I repeat — nothing even the least bit controversial. The fire storm around this spot was a tempest in a teapot. Tebow’s mom talked about how hard it was to give birth to him and how tough he was and then Tim tackled Welcome infant health statistics her. of the those on the front lines of Eight infant deaths per 1000 turning 20 years old. It was actually pretty cute. There was no talk of abortion. Perhaps maternal and infant health. births in a county of roughly We must change our habits, I missed a second spot where that happened. Either the Focus on the Lead by Many new mothers, and espe- 12,600 females is still too many. be a healthy example for oth- Family folks caved, which I doubt, or people are just way too sensitive cially the young ones, often need Teen pregnancy remains a prob- ers to follow and support public — which I suspect. a guiding hand to not only look lem, with the repeat teen birth health initiatives, whether it’s by My clear pick for best series of commercials was Doritos. The little drop in after their health, but promote rate rising to 23.9 per 1000 births volunteering, writing a check or kid threatening his mom’s boyfriend, “Stay away from my Mom and positive lifestyle habits as well. for 2006-08. That means nearly just spreading the word to friends stay away from my Doritos,” was the best commercial of the night. The Campaigns in recent years tout- a third of all teen mothers are and family. Lives truly depend on second commercial had a man pretending to be dead in a coffin filled mortality ing safe sleeping practices, the having additional children before it. with chips. The dog shock collar commercial was also inspired. importance of prenatal care and But I loved the fourth in the series, a guy dressed in a Samurai suit I’m sure many other behaviors made of Doritos and throwing chips like Ninja throwing stars. On Point that greatly reduce infant deaths; Next was the Snickers commercial where Betty White was playing are now paying off. Bring in the Marshal, football. It was very funny. “You play like Betty White,” says a team- In Print The drop comes after a steady mate. His girlfriend hands him a Snickers and he transforms back into climb in infant deaths in Baker a guy. Add Abe Vigoda as the quarterback and it was a laugh. Joel Addington County beginning in 2000, when squeeze out the ICE... Dennys also had some funny commercials with screaming chickens. the rate stood at just above 4 companied the new jail with its The premise was that the company was extending its free Grand Slam Know someone working local- deaths per 1000 births. 512-bed capacity. breakfasts and would need lots of eggs. Chickens were screaming ev- ly in maternal or infant health? Also declining in the planning IMPRESSIONS Granted, Mr. Dobson has been erywhere under the sun, including in the Oval Office. Give ‘em a high fi ve the next time council’s latest report, though deeply embarrassed by — and Kudos to a couple more. I liked the Audi clean diesel commercial you see them because the infant less dramatically, was the ex- Jim McGauley given a fair amount of criticism with “Green Police” stopping people for Styrofoam cups and water death rate is dropping in Baker for — embarking on the grand bottles. ceptionally high teen birth rate, Do I detect a bit of distrust County. plan that up until now has (ahem) The E-Trade babies were okay. Some folks thought they were hilari- from an annual average of 76.6 by the county sheriff on dealing There are few causes more not worked so well. ous but I’m just tired of the concept — it’s overworked like the Geico per 1000 females in 2004-06 to with the federal Department of pressing than protecting new- But at least he’s trying to do cavemen. The baby on the plane was the best of the bunch. 76.5 in 2005-07; and then 76.1 in Immigration and Customs En- born children, and by extension something about it. Some of the commercials were just dumb. The Dr. Pepper one with 2006-08. The state average re- forcement [ICE] when it comes their mothers, for that’s when ICE promised something and Kiss was silly as was the Taco Bell commercial with Charles Barkley do- mains well below Baker County’s to fi lling up the non-local beds at they’re most vulnerable. didn’t deliver. It’s time to move ing a semi-Dr. Suess rap. The Boostmobile retake of the 1985 Chicago at 42.5. the new jail? According to statistics from on, and the US Marshal’s Service Bears music video could have been funny, but wasn’t. The planning council also I hope so. the Health Planning Council of may once again come to Baker The Go Daddy too hot for television commercials were a waste, par- reports leading causes of death Based on what ICE promised, Northeast Florida, which tracks county’s assistance. ticularly since I saw some of the out takes featuring Danica Patrick, and infectious disease rates for without guarantees, and what a myriad of health, economic For years, Marshal’s prison- which were much better than the ones that made the Super Bowl. counties in the region. Averages it’s delivered since the massive and demographic information ers helped pay the jail bills and I also came up short on the fiddle playing beaver for Monster.com. for 2006-08 show a drop in some facility opened last summer, I year-to-year; the infant death more, and it’d be nice to return to Notice I haven’t mentioned the usually terrific Budweiser commer- sexually transmitted diseases and wouldn’t trust that bureaucracy rate reached an annual average a semblance of that system. cials. It’s because they were completely disappointing. deaths related to diabetes and re- as far as I could throw it. of 13.4 per 1000 live births dur- Sheriff Dobson this week said Disappointing is a good word for this batch of Super Bowl commer- spiratory illness, but cancer and They’re a federal agency born ing the three-year period of 2005 the agency has committed to 75- cials. I just wanted them to get over so I could get back to the game. heart disease deaths continue to out of the Department of Home- to 2007. 100 inmates and may enter into a rise. land Security [a redundancy in But the rate dropped dramati- pact where the county is respon- Cancer fatalities here went turn born out of post-9-11 panic] cally in the planning council’s sible for transportation — for a from 54 per 100,000 people in that never should have been cre- most recent health profile for fee. 2005-07 to 61 in 2006-08; a ated in the fi rst place. Baker County, which showed Again, no guarantees but more jump of about 12 percent. Heart They deal with illegal immi- a yearly average of 8.2 infant credibility based on past perfor- disease had a more dramatic in- grants, a highly political mine- deaths per 1000 live births be- mance. crease, killing 32 percent more fi eld, and much of what they do tween 2006 and 2008. To be fair, ICE has come people in 2006-08. — whatever that is — is unchar- That’s a 38 percent decline, no through with about 40 more in- So, put away the white fl ags. tered ground. doubt in large part to the efforts There’s still work ahead. mates last week above the 192 My guess, and I may be unfair it now says it has on budget [far here, is that ICE is a money pit below the 300 it predicted], but sucking down the federal trea- we have reason to be wary of sury because nobody in respon- any permanency. The overfl ow T  B C P sible positions wants to mess reportedly has something to do usps 040-280 with anything labled “homeland with the earthquake in Haiti. security.” Post Offi ce Box 598 No matter. Let’s secure more Macclenny, FL 32063 That said, it’s refreshing to reliable inmate commitments (904) 259-2400 note that Sheriff Joey Dobson from another agency and work is turning to other sources for toward the day when we can tell The Baker County Press is published each Thursday by Baker County Press, Inc. “outside prisoners” to help pay Periodicals postage paid under permit issued April 12, 1929 at the post offi ce the others to “Kiss my ICE.” in Macclenny, Florida. for the monstrous debt that ac- SUBSCRIPTION RATES $25.00 a year inside Baker County; $35.00 a year outside Baker County; deduct, $1.00 for persons 65 years of age or older, military personnel on acti ve dutyoutside Baker County, and college students living outside Baker County. POSTMASTER: send address changes to The Baker County Press, P.O. Box 598, Macclenny, FL. 32063. Publisher/Editor James C. 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This newspaper is printed on recycled paper. February 16, 2010 at 8:30 a.m. Page 4 T  B C P  ursday, February 11, 2010 ent parts of the country, eventually los- War. ing money in a Broadway show. Joseph Hawley saw action as colonel His health failed and he died on June of the 7th Connecticut in at least a dozen What they did after the battle 3, 1891 of Brights Disease brought on Civil War engagements and was cited for by complications of his old war wound. meritorious conduct at the fi rst Battle of «From page 1 After the war he returned to politics one of the youngest generals in the Con- He is buried in the First Presbyterian Bull Run in July, 1861 and again at the would also serve with Colquitt and and fought against the Republican Re- federacy after he earned a promotion in churchyard in Woodbridge, New Jer- Battle of Olustee. By September, 1864, Hawley in the U.S. Senate. construction in the South and served late 1865. sey. Hawley had been promoted to brigadier A Union brigade commander, Colo- as governor from 1876-1882. In 1883, After the war, George P. Harrison √ Colonel James Montgomery’s bri- general. nel Guy V. Henry, later won a Congres- Colquitt ran as a Democrat and won a moved to Opelika, Alabama where he gade consisted of the 1st North Carolina After the war, Hawley was one of the sional Medal of Honor for his gallant seat in the U.S. Senate, serving until his soon received a license to practice law. (colored) and the 54th Massachusetts owners of the Hartford Courant news- and meritorious action at the Battle of death on March 26, 1894. General Al- For a short time he served as Comman- Colored. paper until his interest turned to poli- Cold Harbor, Virginia, June 1, 1864. fred H. Colquitt is buried at Rose Hill dant of Cadets at the University of Ala- James Montgomery was born De- tics. In 1866—1867, he served as gover- Union Brigade Commander Colonel Cemetery in Macon, Georgia. bama. In 1876, he entered politics and cember 22, 1814 in Austinburg, Ohio. nor of Connecticut. Between 1868 and James Montgomery would also leave √ The Confederate Second Brigade was elected state senator and re-elected In 1837 he moved to Kentucky where 1881, he served three times in the U.S. his mark in history, but in a most infa- at Olustee was commanded by Colonel in 1880. He also served as president he would become a school teacher and House of Representatives. From 1881 mous nature. George Paul Harrison. It consisted of of the state senate from 1882-1884. In minister. After several years, he moved until 1905, Joseph Hawley represented Following are the stories of the Bri- the 32nd, 64th, 1st Georgia Regulars, 1894, he was elected to fi ll the unex- to Kansas and became active in the Connecticut in the United States Sen- gade Commanders at Olustee: 28th Georgia Battalion Artillery, and pired term of W. C. Oates and at the Kansas border disputes. He became in- ate. √ The Confederate First Brigade that the 1st Florida Battalion. same time elected to a full term in the volved with the “Desperate Jawhawk- Brigadier General Joseph Roswell fought at Olustee was under the com- George Paul U.S. Congress, serving until 1897. ers,” a group responsible for a cam- Hawley died March 18, 1905, in Wash- mand of Brigadier General Alfred H. Harrison was born Upon retiring to Alabama, he re- paign of robbery and crime over much ington, D.C. and is buried in Cedar Hill Colquitt of Georgia. It was comprised of March 19, 1841 at sumed the practice of law until his death of Kansas, prompting the name “Bleed- Cemetery in Hartford. the 6th, 19th, 23rd, 27th and 28th Geor- “Monteith Planta- on July 17, 1922 in Opelika. He is buried ing, Kansas.” One might remember √ Colonel Guy Vernor Henry’s bri- gia Infantry Regiments, the 6th Florida tion” near Savan- in Rosemary Cemetery there. this group in the movie “Outlaw Josey gade at Olustee consisted of the 40th Battalion Infantry and the Savannah nah. He passed his √ The Union Army at Olustee con- Wales” as the ones who murdered Clint Massachusetts Mounted Infantry, Inde- Georgia Chatham Artillery. early life on the sisted of the artillery and four brigades Eastwood’s family. Montgomery, at pendent Battalion Massachusetts Cav- Alfred H. Colquitt was born in Mon- plantation and was plus Col. William B. Barton’s command, times, was associated with abolitionist alry and Battery B roe, Walton County, Georgia on April educated at The the 47th New York, 48th New York, and John Brown and even tried to organize 1st U. S. Artillery. 20, 1824. In his early years, he attended Georgia Military the 115th New York. a rescue after his aborted raid and cap- He was born local schools in Monroe and eventually Institute at Mari- Colonel William ture at Harpers Ferry. March 9, 1839 at the College of New Jersey (later Prince- etta, where he re- Brainard Barton At the outbreak of the war, he served Fort Smith Indian ton University). In 1846, Alfred Colquitt ceived fi rst honors was born in 1835 in Kansas until he was authorized to Territory. Admit- in his class. Before in Woodbridge, was admitted to the Georgia Bar and George Harrison recruit and organize a black regiment. ted to the United began practicing law in his hometown the completion of New Jersey. Little Montgomery would soon train his regi- States Military of Monroe. Upon the outbreak of the his education, upon Georgia’s secession is known about his ment in the same brand of burning and Academy at West Mexican War (1846-1848) he entered from the Union, he enrolled into service early years other looting warfare he practiced in Kansas. Point in 1856, Hen- the service, rising to the rank of major. with the state of Georgia at the age of 19 than he was the son His unit, the Second South Carolina Col- ry graduated 27 in Following the Mexican War, he entered and participated in the seizure of Fort of a Presbyterian ored Volunteers, practiced their skills in a class of 45 cadets politics and served as a representative Pulaski. clergyman and a the burning of Jacksonville, Florida in on May 6, 1861. He and in the Georgia Legislature. By the spring of 1861, Harrison was graduate of Princ- 1863 and in the looting and burning of Guy Henry entered the war as As the clouds of the Civil War gath- detailed by the governor of Georgia as eton University. the coastal town of Darien, Georgia por- a lieutenant in the ered, Colquitt became a loud proponent commandant at the Georgia Military At the outbreak William Barton trayed in the movie “Glory.” First U. S. Artillery and was later ap- of states rights and served as an elec- Institute and in this capacity was able of the war, William After Olustee, Col. Montgomery’s ca- pointed colonel of the 40th Massachu- tor for John C. Breckenridge during to fi nish his studies and receive his di- Barton entered the service as a captain reer declined and he resigned his com- setts Infantry. In the 40th Massachu- the 1860 presidential election and later ploma. After service in Virginia as 2nd in the 48th New York Infantry. The 48th mission in 1864. After the war, James setts, Colonel Henry participated in the in the Georgia Secession Convention. Lieutenant of the 1st Georgia Regulars, New York saw service in the Charleston, Montgomery returned to his farm in siege of Charleston, South Carolina and Upon Georgia’s secession in January he was elected as colonel of the 5th South Carolina area and at the assault Lin County, Kansas where he died on assault on Battery Wagner, Battle of 1861, Colquitt enlisted and quickly be- Georgia Regiment State Troops and on Battery Wagner. It was here that he December 6, 1871. He is buried in the Olustee, Battle of Cold Harbor, Virginia, came colonel of the 6th Georgia Infan- later the 32nd Georgia Infantry. would be brevetted brigadier general National Cemetery, Mound City, Kan- and Petersburg, Virginia. At the Battle try and soon a brigadier general by late In July, 1863, George Harrison fought for gallant conduct at the assault of Fort sas. of Cold Harbor on June 1, 1864, while 1862. with distinction during the Union as- Wagner on July 18, 1863. √ Colonel Joseph Roswell Hawley’s assaulting the Confederate trenches, As a brigade commander under Rob- sault on Fort Wagner made famous in During the Battle of Olustee his com- brigade at Olustee consisted of the 7th Guy V. Henry had two horses shot out ert E. Lee, Colquitt served in all the ma- the movie “Glory.” Later in 1864, he was mand suffered some of the heaviest loss- Connecticut, 7th New Hampshire, and from under him and was awarded the jor actions in the eastern theater early in command of Yankee prisoners at the es. While serving during the Battle of the 8th U.S. Colored Volunteers. Congressional Medal of Honor. in the war. At the battles of Antietam Florence, South Carolina prisoner of Cold Harbor, Virginia on June 1, 1864, Joseph Roswell Hawley was born After the war Col. Henry would con- and South Mountain, Colquitt’s troops war camp. From then until the end of he suffered a severe wound through the October 31, 1826 in Stewartsville, Rich- tinue his career in the military and dur- gallantly repelled Union attacks with the war, George Harrison was engaged lungs from which he would never fully mond County, North Carolina. His fa- ing the Indian wars he was shot through heavy losses. After the Battle of Chan- in much of the action around Savannah recover. ther was pastor of the Baptist Church, the face at the Battle of Rosebud Mon- cellorsville, which some historians call a and the action in the Carolinas. At the end of the war, William Bar- and he moved the family back to Con- tana. After serving in the Spanish Amer- lackluster performance, he was sent to He surrendered with General Joseph ton went to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania and necticut in 1837. After studying law and ican War and as governor of Puerto North Carolina and later to the Charles- E. Johnston in Greensboro, North Car- entered into the construction of street graduating with honors from Hamilton Rico, he retired as a brigadier general. ton, South Carolina area. olina after the Battle of Bentonville. He railways. In 1878, the failure of a bank College in Clinton, New York, Hawley Col. Henry died of pneumonia in New At Olustee, Colquitt commanded the was wounded twice during the Battle of resulted in great fi nancial losses and he began practicing law in Hartford, Con- York City at the age of 60. He is buried Confederate forces on the fi eld where he John’s Island, South Carolina and once moved to California and ventured into necticut. In 1857 he became editor of in section two of the Arlington National earned the name “The Hero of Olustee.” again at Olustee. At the close of the war the theatrical business. He ran several the Hartford Evening Press and would Cemetery. General Colquitt fi nished out the war at he had just passed his 24th birthday. theaters and several theatrical shows on continue in that capacity until the Civil Petersburg, Virginia. Some historians credit him with being the road in differ- ‘Older’ students observe 100th day KELLEY LANNIGAN FEATURES [email protected]

Each year students in Baker County’s pre-K and elementary schools observe the 100th day of school by dressing up like they’re much, much older. A parade of these “elderly” students fi lled the hallways and classrooms on Feb- ruary 4. To young children, the num- ber one hundred seems huge and teachers devote the day to a series of fun activities that help them visualize and comprehend it. P����� �� ������ �������� Westside Elementary’s second From left : “Seniors” Jenny Romano, Carole Spivey and Emilie Hodges on 100 Day. grade teacher Jeana Duval — aka “Granny Duval” — showed up at There were posters with stickers choosing and wore it to school. school in a crocheted shawl and and hearts and objects made of Markayla Taylor came to class long skirt, her hair heavily grayed Legos. with a shirt bearing 100 bars and sporting a pair of thick read- Granny Duval’s students and pieces of candy. The candy ing glasses. looked forward to lunch when bars were arranged in overlap- She led her students, many they would get to have des- ping rows like fi sh scales. The in hair curlers and fake bifocals sert from real fun would come later when using walkers and canes, on an a special she could “eat” her in-school fi eld trip. One student “Happy shirt. pushed another in a wheelchair. 100” cake One boy cov- The group hobbled and shuffl ed made just ered his shirt with its way to the front offi ce where for the oc- googlie eyes. All they descended on Principal casion. the eyes rolled and Lynn Fort. Next shifted when he There was a lot of laughing, door, stu- walked. Another mostly from Mrs. Fort, who got dents in used pellets from a a kick out of visiting with her teacher pellet gun to create school’s “senior” class. Kelley his shirt design. Then it was back to work for Mur- “This is a great the students. Lessons project because they included a rhym- learn to visualize a ing exercise: large number and use 100 dogs, 100 their imagination to cats, 100 heads for express it,” said Ms. 100 hats. 100 wom- Murphy. en, 100 men, 100’s Similar sights could more than 5 or 10 ... Markayla Taylor ‘s candy tee be found to the east at The kids each pro- shirt. At right MES third graders Macclenny Elemen- duced a project that Dillon and Dalton Ray. tary, where students had to include 100 P���� �������� �� MES wrote poems and objects. There was a stories with themes sheep with wool made phy’s first around the number 100 like “If I from 100 cotton balls, grade class had 100 dollars” or “If I had 100 a house constructed observed the mosquito bites.” Other students from 100 gumdrops 100th day by had the task of creating struc- and a bridge made from designing T- tures using only 100 index cards 100 tongue depressor. shirts. Each and tape. One student spelled student One of the more noisy displays out his name using 100 decorated a at Macclenny Elementary took tabs from soda cans. An- white shirt place before school started when other used macaroni and with 100 fi rst graders popped 100 balloons still another used pennies. objects of in the hallway. their own ursday, February 11, 2010 T B CVYS-088 PCC Vert Ad BCP:Layout 1 1/19/10 10:08 AM Page 1 Page 5 CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD Administrative fee altered Won’t be assessed until case heard The Baker County Code Enforcement Board on absences the past year and since his death. February 8 voted to ease the fi nancial burden placed In another matter that will be presented to the on violators by levying the $85 administrative fees county board next week, the CEB reduced to $425 only in cases that make it to the fi ne enforcement the fi ne levied against property owned by the late stage. Brian Tuten for failure to clean up debris. The change had been recommended by building The fi ne and fees amassed before the property offi cial Robert Hathcox and passed over the objec- came into compliance last December amounted tion of board chair Jim McGauley, who favored con- to $1135. The owner’s widow Peggy Tuten of Jack- tinuing to assess the fees once a landowner fails to sonville testifi ed at this week’s hearing that she was correct a cited violation within a specifi c time frame. unaware of the code complaint until she visited the Three other members present that evening, Ger- property by chance in late November. ald Herndon, Waldo Brock and Danny Burger, sup- The tract off Ray Phillips Rd. had been occupied ported the change. Members David Theius and Scott by a friend of her late husband’s, Ms. Tuten told the Anderson were absent. board, and in lieu of rent he was to fi x up a trailer and The administrative fee was initiated in 2008 to maintain it. recoup some of the costs incurred by building de- The building department posted a notice of vio- partment staff investigating alleged violations of the lation and hearing on the property when the owner county’s building and land use codes. failed to respond, and the code board issued an en- Mr. Hathcox argued successfully that much of the forcement order and fi ne in September. cost is absorbed by employees already on the public Motions by Mr. Herndon to reduce the fi ne por- payroll and violators should not be liable for attorney tion by 75 percent and by Mr. Burger for no reduc- fees to fi le enforcement orders unless the CEB orders tion and then for a 50 percent reduction died for lack penalties for non-compliance. of second. The successful motion was made by Mr. This was the code board’s fi rst meeting since Sep- Brock, and Chairman McGauley was the sole dis- tember because pending cases had come into com- senter on that one as well. pliance before hearings were necessary. It was also The county commission has to approve the fi ne the fi rst meeting since the death of Phil Thomas in reduction, and Mr. Hathcox will recommend it do December. so only if old tires are removed before the county’s He was the board’s compliance offi cer and had meeting next week. been in ill-health for some time. In another matter of pending business, the case Mr. Hathcox will next week recommend to the against Richard Henderson for excessive refuse on county commission that a replacement be hired on a his property off Klein Road near Glen St. Mary came part-time basis. Other building department workers into compliance. have taken up the slack during Mr. Thomas’ frequent Marshal prisoners to return JOEL ADDINGTON offi cers and administrative staff able. Then we’ll look at ICE to see NEWS EDITOR and across-the-board salary cuts what they drop back to. Today [email protected] at the sheriffs department. we’re at 230 [ICE detainees] but Despite the recent spike in that’s because of Haiti.” The paperwork’s not fi nished, inmates, Sheriff Dobson doesn’t Mr. Dobson said at least 90 but Sheriff Joey Dobson said a intend to reinstate previous staff- consecutive days of higher in- signifi cant number of prisoners ing levels. mate counts could trigger staff- from the US Marshals Service “We have got to sustain it for ing changes, provided detention will be returning to the Baker a period of time,” he said. “If we chief John Finley concurred. County jail. can continue to move up to the The jail’s original budget of The agency has promised 75 to 400 or 450 mark, we can’t con- more than $15.4 million was built 100 inmates. tinue to do it with the staff we around an inmate population of “We’re at 320 [inmates] now, have ... We think once we get the 408. Last month the spending so that could give us 420, and our marshals, that it will be sustain- plan shrunk to about $9 million. capacity is 460,” said Mr. Dobson the afternoon of February 4. 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Page  The Baker County Press Thursday, February 11, 2010 Home-schooled students Daughters arrested exposed to county history Kelley Lannigan | Features and very precise. for attack on mom [email protected] Students took part in a va- Two daughters were arrested for attacking their mother late on Feb- riety of genealogical exercises ruary 6 during an argument at their residence off Clinton Ave. in Glen Home-school student Shayna Barhart from completing a family tree St. Mary. lightly brushed her fingers across the first line chart to learning how to fill out of the Book of Genesis in the massive, five- an oral history interview record. The mother, Carol Rhoden, 36, told Sgt. Brad Dougherty she was volume braille Bible at the historical society They were also introduced to the struck by her younger daughter, age 14, after the girl demanded that the on McIver Street. online genealogy Web sites and mother get out of her bed. “I don’t read braille but I know what this shown how to utilize them for An argument ensued, and Ms. Rhoden said the daughter began kick- says. In the beginning, God created the heav- research. ing her in the leg and throwing coins at her. That’s when the mother ens and the earth,” said the 12-year-old from Participating in the field trip said her older daughter Misty, 18, entered the bedroom and threw her Glen St. Mary. She was one of the 75 home- was 15-year-old John Stein- back on the bed and struck her several times about the face with a closed schooled students who took academic field meyer, who said his passion is fist. trips to the facility over two days in late Janu- history. He spends a lot of time The juvenile age daughter then joined in the fight and bit her mother ary. doing research on his own. at least twice on the leg. The trips were the brainchild of Angel Rho- “It was interesting to find my Deputy Shawn Bishara earlier had been flagged down by Mrs. Rho- den, a member of the historical society who family name in one of the books den in Macclenny, and noted she was bleeding from the nose and “vis- home schools her five children. She worked here that contains lists of Ger- ibly shaken” after the incident. Both the deputy and Sgt. Dougherty with society volunteers Kevin Shell and Shel- man immigrants to America,” he Photo by kelley lannigan were diverted to an armed robbery call, and the latter then went to the don Beasley to organize a three-part program said. Shayna Barnhart, left, and Merry Preston examine a turn of the cen- tury Baker County mortgage record book. victim’s residence to interview her and the daughters. that included tours, an introduction to genea- In the museum room, stu- Misty Rhoden said she merely came to her sister’s defense after the logical research methods and a presentation dents were familiarized with lishment of St. Augustine. mother pushed her against a wall. on Florida and Baker County history. “St. Augustine is Florida’s oldest city still in the concept of time capsules. They examined Sgt. Dougherty arrested the daughters for domestic battery and said Activities on the morning of January 28 existence, but it was not the first actual settle- the time capsule recovered from the Baker the injuries sustained by Mrs. Rhoden did not match their version of began with Mr. Shell conducting tours of the ment,” he told them. County courthouse last year and looked at its events. facility’s records and research rooms as well contents. They talked about the importance “The Old Spanish Trail developed out of In other recent cases: as the cell block of the old jail, which is main- of keeping records and preserving historical an Indian trail that was already several hun- • Jimmy Hudnall, 22, was arrested for domestic battery of girlfriend tained by the historical society. information. One exercise posed a series of dred years old,” Mr. Beasley said.“When Her- “I can’t believe how heavy the doors are questions to help project ideas about the fu- nando DeSoto and some of the first European Dominique Daniels, 23, at their residence off Circle G. Lane near Sand- in this place,” said one student as he pushed ture. explorers followed it as far as Mississippi in erson the morning of February 6. open a massive iron door to a cell. Examples: You are the editor of a major the 1500s, they marched right through where Both the girlfriend and witness Savannah Cooper said Mr. Hudnall “Well,” said Mr. Shell, grinning. “That was newspaper of the future. What is the top Macclenny is today.” pinned her to a bed and threatened her with a screwdriver by holding it sort of the idea.” headline of the day? What will be a great new Several parents of students who attended to her face about 10:30. Students were introduced to different types invention 50 years from today? What will en- the field trip said they were impressed by the Deputy Matt Sigers said he found two 12-inch kitchen knives in the of material in the collections such as family tertainment be like in the new millennium? historical society’s facilities and they were boyfriend’s pockets when he questioned him. Mr. Hudnall said they history and marriage books, census records, Sheldon Beasley, a retired teacher, engaged very happy their children had the experience. were for protection in the event Ms. Daniels’ family retaliated. photo archives and cemetery books. students by presenting an overview of Baker The students seemed impressed as well. Mr. Hudnall faces an additional count of aggravated assault. The In one of the upstairs records rooms, they County and Florida history. “I couldn’t believe I found my grandmoth- officer noted the two have lived together several years and have four examined mortgage and tax ledgers, many of Students were surprised to learn that a er’s name in one of the books,” said Mykayla children. them dating back to the turn of the Twentieth documented settlement of French people ex- Gatlin. • Deputy Randy Davis arrested Christopher Barton, 35, at his home Century and even earlier. The ledgers were isted in Florida one full year before the estab- off Myrtice Barton Rd. near Macclenny and charged him with aggra- handwritten and the script was old fashioned vated domestic battery on wife Lonna, 20. Mr. Barton allegedly returned home drunk about 11:00 the evening of February 5 and pulled his wife off a couch before kicking her in the side of her stomach. Drug charges result from traffic stops The husband faces a more serious charge because the wife is six County deputies made a to question Jerry Davis, 28, of traffic stop when he spotted Ms. through a straw. months pregnant. number of both felony and mis- Sanderson after spotting him Parish at the wheel of a 1998 • Michael Dickins, 28, of Sand- • Malin Mette, 30, was jailed for domestic violence on girlfriend demeanor drug arrests recently walking west in the eastbound Chevrolet and was aware from a erson was arrested for reckless Brandy Mills, 26, at their residence off North 5th St. during the early after stopping motorists and two lane of US 90 near Smokey Rd. previous stop that her license had driving and possession of a smok- morning hours of February 4. pedestrians along US 90 and at Deputy Sigers arrested Mr. been suspended. ing pipe after he was stopped Ms. Mills told Deputy Bishara the two argued over her phone conver- other locations. Davis for possession of a mari- He found the drug in a safe box near the Macclenny Walmart the sation with another male, and Mr. Mette slapped her and pulled her by Deputy Rodney Driggers juana smoking pipe, and during a stored on a rear seat, and noted afternoon of February 4. the hair back into the house as she attempted to leave. stopped a 2003 Toyota pickup search of the rear of his patrol car five of the six small containers Deputy Johnny Hodges spot- Ms. Mills said she was able to break free and flagged down a passing driven by Chad Mallory, 31, of at county jail, the officer said he that had been prescribed to Lee ted Mr. Dickins at the wheel of vehicle for a ride to her sister’s, where she called police. Macclenny after observing it found 18 doses of muscle relax- Parish were empty. a Nissan southbound on South swerving in and out of the east- ants and pain pills stuffed under Ms. Parish was ticketed for 5th after receiving a report of a bound lane of US 90 just east of the seat. driving on the suspended license, vehicle weaving in and out of its • Delivery/Keep Full Sanderson about 11:15 pm on Mr. Davis was then booked on having no vehicle registration or lane. Service February 5. two additional counts of possess- insurance, and having the wrong • A 13-year-old male student at • Gas Logs & Installation During a subsequent consent ing controlled substances. The tag on the car. Baker County Middle School was • New Construction Piping search of the vehicle, the officer officer also noted the suspect had • The driver of a car stopped arrested for misdemeanor mari- • Gas Generators said he found four pieces of crack $1672 in cash on his person, and for speeding on Interstate 10 near juana possession the morning of • Gas Water Heaters CALL FOR SPECIALS cocaine. Also inside the truck said he was walking to his father’s Sanderson ended up in county jail February 4. • Fork Lift Cylinder ON FIRE LOGS & were four different pain and anti- residence in Sanderson after a charged with felony possession of The youth reportedly pitched GUARANTEED HEATERS! anxiety medications for which fight with a girlfriend. pain pills. the drug onto the floor of the LOWEST Mr. Mallory had prescriptions. In other cases: Sgt. Thomas Dyal said he found teacher’s lounge in the eighth 259-2602 GAS PRICE! NO TANK He was arrested for crack pos- • Deputy Sigers charged Tre- the pills in two baggies inside the grade center as he was leaving Locally owned & operated! RENTAL FEES! session and ticketed for failure to nia Parish, 43, of Macclenny with wallet of Joseph Antrican, 27, of with a counselor. Officials were maintain a single lane, in addition felony possession of liquid metha- Morristown, Tenn. after stopping investigating a tip that the boy to driving on a license suspended done after he stopped her vehicle him about 10:00 the morning of was giving away pot to other stu- 20 times as an habitual offender. on US 90 east of Sanderson the February 4. dents. Woodlawn Kennels Earlier that evening about morning of February 1. Mr. Antrican allegedly admit- • Police arrested a 16-year-old Quality Professional Care 7:00, Deputy Matt Sigers stopped The officer said he made the ted to snorting the crushed pills male with a baggie of pot after questioning him for suspicious GroominG BoardinG behavior off MLK Dr. in west 259-4757 Macclenny the morning of Feb- Chronic DUI driver arrested again ruary 2. Private • Spacious • Indoor/Outdoor Runs The youth said he had skipped A Baldwin man with a record also failed several field sobriety 1999 Chevrolet SUV as it headed school and was walking in the Complete Bath, De-flea & Groom . . . . $20-$25 of three prior drunk driving con- tests before he was taken to coun- southbound toward the oncom- neighborhood known for drug victions was arrested for the same ty jail. ing patrol car. activity. Bath, De-flea & Nails Clip ...... $10-$15 offense after a county deputy There his breathalyzer tests • Tracie Burnsed, 38, of Mac- stopped his weaving vehicle on yielded ratings of .233 and .224 clenny was arrested for disturb- Boarding (per actual day) ...... $5-$7 US 90 east of Macclenny the af- — nearly three times what Florida ing the peace and trespass on the ternoon of February 6. considers impaired. property of Brian Werba on Dob- Deputy Shawn Bishara said In other arrests: son St. in Olustee. he was on routine patrol just af- • Ashley Grant, 22, of Green Deputy Kevin Jenkins said he ter 3:00 when he noted the 1995 Cove Springs was jailed early on went to the address about 5:30 Ford driven by Lucky Bennett, February 4 for driving on a li- the afternoon of February 5 and E’ N 47, was swerving outside the east- cense that had been revoked for a warned Ms. Burnsed to stay away bound lane. past drunk driving conviction. following an argument with Mr. Mr. Bennett smelled of alcohol Deputy Earl Lord stopped Werba about a debt. 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A-BEKA • Links to Literacy • A.C.E Isaiah 40:31 “...they shall mount up 39 West McIver Ave. with wings of eagles...” HOMECOOKED MEALS: Macclenny, FL 32063 Breakfast, Lunch, Healthy Snacks 904.259.9101 Thursday, February 11, 2010 The Baker County Press Page  She’s made it 100 years! Arrest for burglary attempt A Macclenny man was jailed tween January 28 and February tempting to leave the store at the Susie Boyle in ranks of centenarians during the early morning hours 3 from a trailer belonging to Pa- garden center. The merchandise of February 6 on multiple charges tricia Johns and parked off Klein included a fishing reel, cologne, a Kelley Lannigan | Features after he allegedly attempted to Rd. west of Glen St. Mary, and flashlight and lock set. [email protected] force his way into a home belong- a decal was taken off the license On Susie Boyle’s birthday on February 10, she ing to his aunt off Glen Field Oaks plate on a 1998 Ford belonging to was very excited about her grandson Jeff Walker Dr. near Macclenny. Joshua Bryan of Sanderson. Custom Printing coming to visit. She hadn’t seen him in a long, long Police were alerted to a bur- It had been left disabled off US Stationery time. glary in progress about 4:00 am 90 near Margaretta during the Invoices “I’m coming to spend the entire day with her,” he and Deputy Rodney Driggers said day January 29 and was reported told the nurses at Macclenny Nursing and Rehab, he stopped a pickup on Wood- stolen February 3. Business Cards where Ms. Boyle has resided for the last 10 years. lawn Rd. at CR 125 based on an • Paul Karnes, 30, of Glen was Envelopes earlier description by Cayse Thrift arrested February 7 for shoplift- The Sanderson native had a new pink pantsuit Invitations for her birthday party and a pair of new white shoes of Sanderson. ing at the Walmart Supercenter. — something she’d always wanted but never had. Joseph Crews, 20, of Mac- A store security employee told “I want to look good for my 100th birthday,” she clenny was a passenger in that police he watched as Mr. Karnes The Office Mart said last week during the lunch hour at the nursing vehicle, and said he had been at concealed several items before at- 110 South Fifth St. • 259-3737 home. Ms. Boyle is the first resident there to reach the residence of his aunt attempt- the milestone. ing to spend the night there. The “This is extra special for our facility,” said em- deputy said evidence was found ployee Cherry Wilson. at the scene suggesting that Mr. Ms. Boyle was born in 1910, one of three children Crews used a chair to strike a rear Prestige Kitchens and Baths of Wesley and Temar Dugger, who made their home door and also kicked it in an at- just north of Sanderson. tempt to enter. Life was tough on their farm. It was so far to walk The driver of the pickup, Kara New Construction or Remodeling to school that Susie only managed a second grade Harper, 18, of Macclenny, told po- education. lice Mr. Crews had contacted her Her time and energy were spent helping raise to get a ride to his aunt’s house. Kraftmaid | Heritage | Armstrong crops, cooking and making quilts that kept the fam- She was not arrested. ily warm in the winter. Later, she would marry Har- He was booked for attempted Corian | Silestone | Granite old Walker Jr. She bore him a son and then worked burglary, disorderly intoxication for some time at the Glen Nursery. and possession of alcohol by a Call now for a Free Estimate When that marriage eventually ended, there was person under 21. In other theft and vandalism a second marriage to Eddie Boyle and the couple Photo by kelley lannigan 904-397-0135 moved to Jacksonville. She and Eddie were together Susie Dugger Boyle turns 100. cases: 12 W. Macclenny Ave. until his death. She remained in Jacksonville until • The occupant of a black Ford enough money to visit the beauty shop for a hairdo F-150 is sought for killing a Bran- WE SPECIALIZE IN CUSTOM DESIGNS coming to the local nursing home. and to buy cokes and candy bars at the snack shop. These days Ms. Boyle spends her time relaxing, gus bull valued at $400 on the She sometimes bribes Ms. Wilson with $5 to prepare property of Donnie and Barbara taking long peaceful naps and enjoying her meals chicken and dumplings from scratch. in the facility’s dining area. She is especially fond of Gainey off Turner Cemetery Rd. Another reason she’s excited about her birthday The owners told police the ve- Baker County anything made with chicken. party is a chance to hear the gospel and bluegrass “When Susie first came here, we had an ‘adopt— hicle stopped near a field and the music she so dearly loves. animal was killed with a single Community a—senior’ program and I adopted her,” said Ms. “Brother David’s [Thomas] coming from Chris- Wilson. “She’s been my sweetie every since.” shot. The incident occurred about tian Fellowship Temple to sing gospel songs just noon on February 5. Development Center With Ms. Wilson’s help, Ms. Boyle likes to visit for me,” she said. “I can’t wait. It’s gonna be a real the in-house bank where she typically withdraws The pickup had chrome acces- shindig.” sories, a raised rear end and trac- tion tires. It sped off westbound from the scene. Presents: • A stereo radio valued at $60 The 3rd Annual Neighbor fears traffic hazard was taken from an unlocked Mus- «From page  theatre. “We have nothing for the In other business, the com- tang belonging to David Moody Miss West Baker County Pageant while it was parked overnight four stories high, but the agree- children to do.” mission decided to eliminate a Mayor Gary Dopson agreed curbside parking space on the February 6 on East Boulevard in ment approved by city commis- Macclenny. sioners this week contained no with Ms. Bolduc’s comments and city-maintained S. 5th St. just Friday, April 23, 2010 @ 7 p.m. said he hoped such venues would north of the Johnathan Street in- • A license tag was reported height limitation. stolen during a four-month peri- Baker County Middle School Auditorium The board unanimously grant- locate in the city as well. In the tersection for safety reasons. 211 S. Jonathan Street, Macclenny, Fl 32063 meantime though, a new motel Macclenny realtor Dennis Col- od before February 5 from a 1991 ed the Motleys’ request to rezone Chevrolet pickup belonging to Registration $25.00 Deadline March 5, 2010 and more traffic may actually lins asked the board to take some the property from commercial Dustin Heppner of Macclenny. help the George Hodges intersec- action so that drivers pulling out to planned unit development, or It was parked at Ronnie’s Contact: tion, he said. Mrs. Cathy Williams 275 - 4582 PUD, a flexible zoning classifica- from Jonathan Street immedi- Truck Stop on US 90 in west Mac- tion that allows property owners “We’re trying very hard to get ately south of the ABC Children’s Mrs. Linda James 259 - 9808 a [traffic] light in there,” he told clenny awaiting repairs. to negotiate zoning requirements Learning Center could have bet- Mrs. Barbara Belleville 259 - 8016 Another tag was stolen be- Coach Leonard Lewis 275 - 2879 with the city. the woman. “And that motel will increase the chances of getting a ter visibility of vehicles heading Ms. Bolduc also questioned north or south on S. 5th St. whether another motel was nec- traffic light.” State Road 121 is maintained The day care’s employees essary, given that two already park along the street, obstructing exist closeby on either side of the and governed by the Florida Department of Transportation, the view. The business’s owner, interstate. Brenda Harvey, agreed to remove “What we need is something including the placement of traffic limiTed Time offer signals. one of the spaces. for the children,” she said, sug- “Two I think might be a little gesting a bowling alley or movie Mr. Motley’s engineer, Shawn Webber with the Gainesville firm too much,” she said. “I’m willing Causseaux, Hewett & Walpole, to work with the city, but I also assured Ms. Bolduc that a traffic have to run my business and have Two greaT raTes. Fugitives study will be required before the parking for my employees.” motel is constructed. She gave up parking space last “They’ll make sure that inter- year as well. only one bank has Them. attempt section is safe,” he said. to evade Two fugitives sought on crimi- nal warrants were arrested in Re-Grand Opening 30-monTh Variable raTe cd separate incidents on February 7 after they attempted to hide from deputies. 1 Sgt. Brad Dougherty found Marleon Farmer, 21, of Sander- % % son in some brush near an out- of Prime aPy building at the residence of Terri 70 /2.31iniTial yield Bennett off Earnie Mae Griffis Rd. during the early morning hours of February 7. • As the Prime Rate increases, so will your CD rate. The officer and Deputy Rod- Something for everyone. • Yield is guaranteed to never drop below 2.31%1 APY. ney Driggers had gone to the Come say hello to Bill, Rob, & Tom. • Additional deposits allowed.1 residence after learning that 259-6568 • FDIC Insured. Mr. Farmer may be there. He 119 S. 4th Street, Macclenny had three outstanding warrants from Baker County and was also charged with resisting arrest 13-monTh cd without violence. Later that evening, David Zip- 2 perer, 19, was found hiding in his mother’s bathroom wrapped in a % shower curtain. Mr. Zipperer was wanted for 2.05 aPy introducing contraband at county jail and was also charged with re- • Superior rate. sisting arrest. Deputy Kevin Jen- • Shorter term. kins had gone to the home of the • FDIC Insured. fugitive’s mother Julie Theophile on Crews Rd. about 7:00 pm. AutoCrafters Collision Repair A number of other warrant- 180 S. Lowder St., Macclenny based arrests were made in the 259-3001 county the past week: • Michael Thrift, 22, at his resi- dence on North College in Mac- • Lifetime Warranty on all repairs clenny for probation violation; • 10 Locations thru out Florida • Crystal Parker, 26, at her res- idence off North Boulevard, also • Free Computerized Estimates for probation violation; • State of the art equipment • Frank Carrol, 47, no indi- • We are a Direct Repair Provider for most cated address, wanted in St. Lu- 595 South Sixth Street, Macclenny ...... 904.259.2245 6953 E. Mount Vernon Street, Glen St. Mary ...... 904.259.8660 cie County for failure to appear Major Insurance Companies in court and arrested February 5 • I-Car and ASE Certified 800.238.8681 www.bankmercantile.com after a suspicious person call at the Exxon Store on US 90 west in 1Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is accurate as of date of publication. Interest rate is 70% of the current Prime Rate as published in the Wall Street Journal and is subject to Macclenny; Let Us Be Your change as Prime Rate changes. Fees could reduce earnings. Yield is guaranteed to never fall below 2.31%. Minimum opening deposit is $2,500. Maximum allowable • Kendra Wilson, 27, of Jack- deposit is $250,000. One deposit (minimum of $500) allowed per month. 70% of the current Prime Rate is applied to the full CD balance (this includes the initial deposit Collision Repair Specialist and any additional deposits made). Offer good for new accounts only with funds not previously on deposit with Mercantile Bank. No public funds. No brokered CDs. sonville Beach, who turned her- Penalty for early withdrawal. Limited time offer. 2Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is accurate as of date of publication. Fees may reduce earnings. Minimum opening deposit self in at county jail February 7 on “It’s Our BusIness” is $2,500. Maximum allowable deposit is $250,000. Offer good for new accounts only with funds not previously on deposit with Mercantile Bank. No public funds. No a Duval County warrant. brokered CDs. Penalty for early withdrawal. Limited time offer. Mercantile Bank is a division of Carolina First Bank, Member FDIC Page 8 T  B C P  ursday, February 11, 2010

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 8th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION Case #: 2009-CA-000249 PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 02-2009-CA-000153 Division #: File Number: 02-2010-7 DIVISION UNC: Division

WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, IN RE: ESTATE OF Plaintiff, CitiMortgage, Inc., ALLISON CLARKE COOPER egal otices Plaintiff, Deceased. L N vs. ______/ -vs.- BOBBY MERCER, et al, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Defendant(s). NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL ______/ David W. Michaud a/k/a David Michaud and Louise CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA Jacqueline Harbin; Unknown Parties in Possession The administration of the estate of ALLISON NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to a Writ CIVIL ACTION CIVIL ACTION NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE #1; Unknown Parties in Possession #2; If living, CLARKE COOPER, deceased, whose date of death of Execution issued in the County Court of Baker CASE NO. 02-2009-CA-000103 CASE NO. 02-2009-CA-000119 and all Unknown Parties claiming by, through, was November 11, 2008, is pending in the Circuit County, Florida, on the 4th day of January, 2010, DIVISION DIVISION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judg- under and against the above named Defendant(s) Court for Baker County, Florida, Probate Division, in the cause wherein, COUNTRY FEDERAL CREDIT ment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated January 26, who are not known to be dead or alive, whether the address of which is 339 E. Macclenny Avenue, UNION was plaintiff and EDWARD C. GRAY, JR., CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC, DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS 2010 and entered in Case No. 02-2009-CA-000153 said Unknown Parties may claim an interest as Macclenny, FL 32063. The names and addresses was defendant, being Case No. 2005-SC-202 in Plaintiff, TRUSTEE FOR NOVASTAR MORTGAGE FUNDING of the Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Judicial Circuit Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, or Other of the personal representative and the personal said Court, I, Joey B. Dobson, as Sheriff of Baker TRUST, SERIES 2007-2, in and for BAKER County, Florida wherein WELLS Claimants representative=s attorney are set forth below. County, Florida have levied upon all the right, title vs. Plaintiff, FARGO BANK, NA, is the Plaintiff and BOBBY MER- Defendant(s). All creditors of the decedent and other persons hav- and interest of the defendant, Edward C. Gray, CER; TAMMY MERCER; LACI ANN BERRY; FRED ______/ ing claims or demands against decedent=s estate Jr., in and to the following described personal MELISSA L. STRICKLAND, et al, vs. LEE BERRY; CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES, INC.; BAK- on whom a copy of this notice is required to be property, to-wit: Defendant(s). ER COUNTY CLERK OF COURT; BAKER COUNTY; NOTICE OF ACTION FORECLOSURE PROCEED- served must fi le their claims with this court WITHIN ______/ VICKIE L. TANNER, et al, are the Defendants, I will sell to the highest and best INGS-PROPERTY THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE 1990 Chevrolet K1500 Pickup Defendant(s). bidder for cash AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE BAK- FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS VIN#: 1GCDK14K1LZ267306 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE ______/ ER COUNTY COURTHOUSE at 11:00 AM, on the TO: AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS (NOTE: Anyone interested in viewing the 23rd day of February, 2010, the following described David W. Michaud a/k/a David Michaud; ADDRESS NOTICE ON THEM. vehicle being sold may do so prior to the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judg- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE property as set forth in said Final Judgment: UNKNOWN BUT WHOSE LAST KNOWN ADDRESS All other creditors of the decedent and other per- time of the sale at Higginbotham’s Tow- ment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated January 26, IS: 8754 Hillcrest Drive, MacClenny, FL 32063 sons having claims or demands against decedent=s ing & Recovery located at 7611 W. Mount 2010 and entered in Case No. 02-2009-CA-000103 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judg- LOT 3, BLOCK 4, POWELL BLUFFS SUB- estate must fi le their claims with this court WITHIN Vernon Street, Glen St. Mary, FL.) of the Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Judicial Circuit ment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated January 26, DIVISION ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF Residence unknown, if living, including any un- 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- in and for BAKER County, Florida wherein CHASE 2010 and entered in Case No. 02-2009-CA-000119 AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 6 known spouse of the said Defendants, if either has CATION OF THIS NOTICE. I shall offer this property for sale, at the front HOME FINANCE LLC, is the Plaintiff and MELISSA of the Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Judicial Circuit in OF THE CURRENT PUBLIC RECORDS OF remarried and if either or both of said Defendants ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PE- entrance of the Baker County Courthouse, 339 E. L. STRICKLAND; are the Defendants, I will sell to and for BAKER County, Florida wherein DEUTSCHE BAKER COUNTY are dead, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, RIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE Macclenny Ave. in Macclenny, FL, County of Baker, the highest and best bidder for cash AT THE FRONT BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors, and trust- FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER State of Florida, on February 23, 2010 at the hour of DOOR OF THE BAKER COUNTY COURTHOUSE at FOR NOVASTAR MORTGAGE FUNDING TRUST, SE- A/K/A 17 JULE ROAD, MACCLENNY, FL ees, and all other persons claiming by, through, BARRED. 11:00 a.m., or as soon thereafter as possible. I will 11:00 AM, on the 30th day of March, 2010, the fol- RIES 2007-2, is the Plaintiff and VICKIE L. TANNER; 32063 under or against the named Defendant(s); and the NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET offer for sale all of the defendant, Edward C. Gray, lowing described property as set forth in said Final are the Defendants, I will sell to the highest and best aforementioned named Defendant(s) and such of FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS Jr., right, title and interest in the aforesaid personal Judgment: bidder for cash AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE BAK- Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the aforementioned unknown Defendants and such OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT=S DATE OF property, at public auction and will sell the same, ER COUNTY COURTHOUSE at 11:00 AM, on the the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of of the aforementioned unknown Defendants as may DEATH IS BARRED. subject to taxes, all prior liens, encumbrances and LOT 33, PINE GROVE ESTATES, ACCORD- 23rd day of February, 2010, the following described the date of the Lis Pendens must fi le a claim within be infants, incompetents or otherwise not sui juris. The date of fi rst publication of this notice is Febru- judgments, if any, to the highest and best bidder for ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- property as set forth in said Final Judgment: sixty (60) days after the sale. ary 11, 2010. CASH IN HAND. The proceeds to be applied as far ED IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 48, OF THE as may be to the payment of costs and the satis- PUBLIC RECORDS OF BAKER COUNTY, THE EAST 1/2 OF LOT 1, BLOCK 69, TOWN WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of this Court on YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action has faction of the above described execution. (NOTE: In FLORIDA OF MACCLENNY, FLORIDA, ACCORD- January 27, 2010. been commenced to foreclose a mortgage on the Emily Kerns Dillow accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS following real property, lying and being and situ- Attorney for Petitioner persons with disabilities needing special accom- A/K/A 105 MARGARETT STREET, MAC- RECORDED IN DEED BOOK D, PAGE 800, Al Fraser Clerk of the Circuit Court ated in Baker County, Florida, more particularly de- Florida Bar No. 0035977 modation to participate in this proceeding should CLENNY, FL 320630000 PUBLIC RECORDS OF BAKER COUNTY, By: Jamie Crews scribed as follows: Donahoo, Ball & McMenamy contact the Baker County Sheriff’s Offi ce at (904) FLORIDA, EXCEPT THE WEST 63 FEET Deputy Clerk 50 North Laura Street, Suite 2925 259-0245 prior to the date of the sale.) Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from THEREOF. SUBJECT TO ALL EASEMENTS, ALL THAT CERTAIN LAND SITUATE, LYING Jacksonville, Florida 32202 the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of RESERVATIONS, CONVENANTS, CONDI- Florida Default Law Group, P.L. AND BEING IN BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, 904-354-8080 JOEY B. DOBSON, the date of the Lis Pendens must fi le a claim within TIONS, AGREEMENTS OF RECORD, IF P.O. Box 25018 VIZ: A PARCEL OF LAND, LYING IN AND MARK COOPER Sheriff of Baker County, Florida sixty (60) days after the sale. ANY Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 BEING A PART OF THE NW 1/4 OF SEC- Personal Representative By: Pamela L. Davis, D.S. **See Americans with Disabilities Act TION 7, TOWNSHIP 3 SOUTH, RANGE 2/11-2/18 1/21-2/11 WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of this Court on A/K/A 314 S 4TH STREET, MACCLENNY, If you are a person with a disability who needs any 22 EAST, BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA, January 27, 2010. FL 32063 accommodation in order to participate in this pro- AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DE- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA Al Fraser Clerk of the Circuit Court Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from provision of certain assistance. Please contact: THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE SE CIVIL ACTION By: Jamie Crews the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of Ms. Jan Phillips 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 7, CASE NO. 2008-CA-13 Deputy Clerk the date of the Lis Pendens must fi le a claim within Human Resources Manager RUN THENCE N 1 DEGREE 37 MINUTES ONLINE DIVISION sixty (60) days after the sale. Alachua County Family/Civil Courthouse 08 SECONDS W, ALONG THE WEST LINE Florida Default Law Group, P.L. 201 E. University Avenue, Room 410 OF THE EAST HALF OF THE NW 1/4 A DIS- TAYLOR, BEAN AND WHITAKER MORTGAGE COR- P.O. Box 25018 WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of this Court on Gainesville, FL 32601 TANCE OF 2,085.03 FEET TO THE POINT C  PORATION, Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 January 27, 2010. Phone: 352-337-6237 OF BEGINNING OF THE PARCEL OF LAND Plaintiff, **See Americans with Disabilities Act Fax: 352-374-5238 HEREIN DESCRIBED: CONTINUE THENCE If you are a person with a disability who needs any Al Fraser Clerk of the Circuit Court 2/4-2/11 N 1 DEGREE 37 MINUTES 08 SECONDS C vs. W, A DISTANCE OF 249.96 FEET; THENCE accommodation in order to participate in this pro- By: Jamie Crews IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL S 89 DEGREES 12 MINUTES 13 SEC- ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the Deputy Clerk CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR BAKER Let people know MELISSA SIMMONS, et al, ONDS E, A DISTANCE OF 175.07 FEET provision of certain assistance. Please contact: COUNTY Defendant(s). TO A POINT ON THE WESTERLY LINE Ms. Jan Phillips Florida Default Law Group, P.L. CASE NO. 09000292CA ______/ Human Resources Manager P.O. Box 25018 OF HILLCREST DRIVE, A 50 FOOT ROAD what’s going on- RIGHT OF WAY, THENCE S 9 DEGREES 07 Alachua County Family/Civil Courthouse Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 U.S. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED FORECLOSURE SALE MINUTES 23 SECONDS W, ALONG SAID post your special event online 201 E. University Avenue, Room 410 **See Americans with Disabilities Act TRUSTEE FOR J.P. MORGAN MORTGAGE ACQUI- WESTERLY LINE A DISTANCE OF 279.02 Gainesville, FL 32601 If you are a person with a disability who needs any SITION CORP. 2005-OPT1 ASSET BACKED PASS- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order FEET TO AN ANGLE POINT, THENCE S bakercountypress.com Phone: 352-337-6237 accommodation in order to participate in this pro- THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 2005-OPT1, Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale dated January 26, 30 DEGREES 02 MINUTES 37 SECONDS Fax: 352-374-5238 ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the Plaintiff, 2010 and entered in Case NO. 2008-CA-13 of the 2/4-2/11 provision of certain assistance. Please contact: E, CONTINUING ALONG THE WESTERLY Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Judicial Circuit in and LINE OF HILLCREST DRIVE, A DISTANCE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL Ms. Jan Phillips vs. for BAKER County, Florida wherein BAC HOME CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA Human Resources Manager OF 36.54 FEET: THENCE S 88 DEGREES 22 LOANS SERVICING, LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME MINUTES 52 SECONDS W, A DISTANCE CIVIL ACTION Alachua County Family/Civil Courthouse JENNIFER LYNN PAGE, et. al. LOANS SERVICING LP, is the Plaintiff and MELISSA OF 141.85 FEET IN THE POINT OF BEGIN- CASE NO. 02-2009-CA-000095 201 E. University Avenue, Room 410 Defendants. SIMMONS; STACEY SIMMONS; UNITED STATES NING. DIVISION Gainesville, FL 32601 ______/ OF AMERICA ON BEHALF OF U.S. DEPARTMENT OF Phone: 352-337-6237 HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT - MIDDLE; more commonly known as 8754 Hillcrest WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, Fax: 352-374-5238 NOTICE OF ACTION are the Defendants, I will sell to the highest and Plaintiff, 2/4-2/11 Drive, Macclenny, FL 32063. best bidder for cash at AT THE FRONT DOOR OF TO: WILLIAM PAGE THE BAKER COUNTY COURTHOUSE at 11:00 AM, NOTICE OF SALE OR DISPOSITION OF This action has been fi led against you and you are vs. Whose residence is: 434 CARDINAL LN., MAC- on the 23rd day of February, 2010, the following ABANDONED PROPERTY AND NOTICE OF RIGHT required to serve a copy of your written defense, CLENNY, FL, 32063 described property as set forth in said Final Judg- TREK A. MCCULLOUGH, et al, TO RECLAIM ABANDONED PROPERTY if any, upon SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, LLP, Attorneys ment: for Plaintiff, whose address is 10004 N. Dale Mabry Defendant(s). If alive, and if dead, all parties claiming interest by, TO: Any and All Persons Claiming to Have Any Highway, Suite 112, Tampa, FL 33618, within thirty ______/ through, under or against WILLIAM PAGE and all THAT PART OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF Right, Title or Interest, Whether Legal or Equitable, (30) days after the fi rst publication of this notice parties having or claiming to have any right, title or THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 8, in That Certain 1991 Dest Mobile Home (HS), VIN# and fi le the original with the clerk of this Court NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE interest in the property described herein. TOWNSHIP 3 SOUTH. RANGE 21 EAST, 026836A, Located at 8099 Thomas Sweat Road, either before service on Plaintiff’s attorney or im- BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA AS LYING Sanderson, FL 32087. mediately there after; otherwise a default will be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judg- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for Foreclosure of NORTH OF REID STAFFORD ROAD (A entered against you for the relief demanded in the ment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated January 26, Mortgage on the following described property: COUNTY MAINTAINED RIGHT-OF-WAY), 2010 and entered in Case No. 02-2009-CA-000095 When the premises located at 8099 Thomas Sweat Complaint. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED Road, Sanderson, FL 32087 was vacated, the fol- of the Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Judicial Circuit COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHWEST COR- AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN AT THE NW CORNER lowing personal property remained: WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on the 3 in and for BAKER County, Florida wherein WELLS NER OF SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP 2 OF LOT I OF “RIDGE ESTATES” AS PER FARGO BANK, NA, is the Plaintiff and TREK A. MC- day of February , 2010. PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1991 Dest Mobile Home (HS), VIN# 026836A SOUTH, RANGE 22 EAST, BAKER COUN- CULLOUGH; DELANIA MCCULLOUGH; JP MORGAN TY, FLORIDA, AND RUN THENCE N 87°15’ 3, PAGE 14 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS AL FRASER CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS SUC- E, ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID OF BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA AND RUN If you own any of this property, you may claim it at Circuit and County Courts CESSOR IN INTEREST TO WASHINGTON MUTUAL SECTION 29, 945.00 FEET; THENCE N THENCE N 00 DEGREES 06 MINUTES 46 8099 Thomas Sweat Road, Sanderson, FL 32087. By: BONNIE PALLASCHI BANK, FORMERLY KNOWN AS WASHINGTON 3°24’40” W, 239.00 FEET TO THE POINT SECONDS WEST ALONG THE WEST LINE Unless you pay the reasonable costs of storage Deputy Clerk MUTUAL BANK, FA; HUNTERS RIDGE PROPERTY OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE N OF THE SE 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 OF SAID and advertising, if any, and take possession of the 2/11-2/18 OWNER’S ASSOCIATION, INC.; are the Defendants, 3 °24’40” W, 111.00 FEET, THENCE N SECTION 8 A DISTANCE OF 189.50 FEET I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash property to which you are entitled, not later than TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE February 15, 2010, this property will be disposed of 86°02’28” E, 192.95 FEET TO THE WEST AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE BAKER COUNTY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF CARDINAL AVE- SE 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID COURTHOUSE at 11:00 AM, on the 23rd day of pursuant to Fla. Stat. §715.109. SECTION 8; THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES NUE; THENCE S 3°52’55” E, ALONG SAID February, 2010, the following described property as WEST RIGHT OF WAY LINE, 111.00 FEET; ECONOMY SPECIAL! ECONOMY SPECIAL! ECONOMY SPECIAL! 49 MINUTES 12 SECONDS EAST ALONG set forth in said Final Judgment: If you fail to reclaim the property, it will be sold at THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 a public sale after notice of the sale has been given THENCE S 86°02’33” W, 193.86 FEET TO OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID SEC- by publication (said sale to occur on February 16, THE POINT OF BEGINNING. LOT 34, HUNTERS RIDGE AT GLEN Starting At Only TION 8, A DISTANCE OF 1323.66 FEET PLANTATION, AS PER PLAT THEREOF, 2010, at 2:00 o’clock p.m. at 8099 Thomas Sweat TO THE NE CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST Road, Sanderson, FL 32087). You have the right to a/k/a 434 CARDINAL LN. MACCLENNY, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 74, FL 32063 ½ OFF 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 8, bid on the property at this sale. After the property is OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BAKER $ 50per Storage for the first 3 months THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 08 MIN- COUNTY, FLORIDA. sold and the costs of storage, advertising, and sale UTES 26 SECONDS EAST ALONG THE are deducted, the remaining money will be paid over has been fi led against you and you are required to 18 month NO CONTRACT REQUIRED EAST LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF to the county. You may claim the remaining money serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it, A/K/A 14464 E HUNTERS RIDGE DRIVE, on Jessica Fagen, Attorney for Plaintiff, whose ad- THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID SECTION GLEN ST. MARY, FL 32040 at any time within one (1) year after the county re- All-Safe Mini Storage 8; A DISTANCE OF 153.85 FEET TO THE ceives the money. dress is 2901 Stirling Road, Suite 300, Fort Lauder- 5'x10' • 10'x10' NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 26 OF SAID dale, Florida 33312 within 30 days after the fi rst Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from publication of this notice and fi le the original with 259-3565 “RIDGE ESTATES” THENCE SOUTH 88DE- the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of Because this property is believed to be worth less 10'x15' • 10'x20' GREES 38 MINUTES 13 SECONDS WEST than $500, it may be kept, sold, or destroyed with- the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plain- 190 S. Lowder St., Macclenny the date of the Lis Pendens must fi le a claim within tiff’s attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAID “RIDGE sixty (60) days after the sale. out further notice if you fail to reclaim it within the 10'x30' www.all-safeministorage.com ESTATES”, A DISTANCE OF 1324.03 FEET time indicated above. a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. LESS AND WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of this Court on 2/4-2/11 ECONOMY SPECIAL! ECONOMY SPECIAL! ECONOMY SPECIAL! EXCEPT ANY PORTION LYING WITHIN January 27, 2010. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIR- RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR REID STAFFORD CUIT, IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court this 29th day of January, 2010. ROAD. Al Fraser Clerk of the Circuit Court CASE NO.: 02-2010-CA-0026 TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN 2003 AL FRASER By: Jamie Crews As Clerk of the Court DYNASTY MANUFACTURED HOME, SE- Deputy Clerk ILA C. HARRIS f/k/a ILA C. STENGEL RIAL NUMBER H8518O2GL/R. PLAINTIFF, By: Jamie Crews As Deputy Clerk Florida Default Law Group, P.L. A/K/A 10881 REID STAFFORD ROAD -vs- P.O. Box 25018 A copy of this Notice of Action, Complaint and Lis injury lAw GLEN, SAINT MARY, FL 32040 Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 ROBERT W. ROTENBERRY, deceased and Pendens were sent to the defendants and address **See Americans with Disabilities Act named above. Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from If you are a person with a disability who needs any his heirs, assigns, widow GERALDINE ROTENBER- the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of accommodation in order to participate in this pro- RY, devisee, grantees, In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities the date of the Lis Pendens must fi le a claim within ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the creditors, or other parties claiming through, Act, persons needing a reasonable accommodation sixty (60) days after the sale. provision of certain assistance. Please contact: by under, or against him to participate in this proceeding should, no later Ms. Jan Phillips DEFENDANTS. than seven (7) days prior, contact the Clerk of the WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of this Court on Human Resources Manager ______/ Court’s disability coordinator at 9042598113, 339 January 27, 2010. Alachua County Family/Civil Courthouse E. Macclenny Ave. Macclenny, FL 32063. If hearing Al Fraser 201 E. University Avenue, Room 410 NOTICE OF ACTION impaired, contact (TDD) 8009558771 via Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court Gainesville, FL 32601 Relay System. By: Jamie Crews Phone: 352-337-6237 TO: ROBERT W. ROTENBERRY, deceased and his 2/4-2/11 Deputy Clerk heirs, assigns, widow GERALDINE ROTENBERRY, Fax: 352-374-5238 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL 2/4-2/11 devisee, grantees, creditors, or other parties claim- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA. Florida Default Law Group, P.L. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIR- ing through, by under, or against him CASE NO.: 02-2010-DR-052 P.O. Box 25018 CUIT, IN AND FOR BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA. Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 CASE NO.: 02-2010-DR-0027 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Suit to Quiet Title has RANDALL G. MILLER, **See Americans with Disabilities Act been fi led on the following described property: Petitioner, If you are a person with a disability who needs any IN RE: THE NAME CHANGE OF: accommodation in order to participate in this pro- KIRSTEN ALYSSA POSTEN, and ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the a minor child. A parcel of land situated in Section 7, provision of certain assistance. Please contact: Township 3 South, Range 22 East, of Bak- AMBER D. MILLER, Ms. Jan Phillips ______/ er County, Florida, more fully described Human Resources Manager as follows: Commence at the Northwest Respondent, ______/ Alachua County Family/Civil Courthouse NOTICE OF ACTION corner of the NW 1/4 of said Section 7 and 201 E. University Avenue, Room 410 then run South a distance of 1,782 feet; NOTICE OF ACTION FOR Gainesville, FL 32601 thence East 2,455 feet and thence South DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Phone: 352-337-6237 TO: CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL POSTEN a distance of 105 feet to a Point of Begin- Fax: 352-374-5238 ning. From said Point of Beginning run TO: AMBER D. MILLER 2/4-2/11 LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 2271 N. SHERRLYLN thence East a distance of 105 feet; thence REQUEST FOR BIDS South 210 feet; thence West 105 feet; and LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Attorney DRIVE, BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35226 thence North a distance of 210 feet to the UNKNOWN Northeast Florida Telephone Company is requesting YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Verifi ed Petition for Name Point of Beginning. bids for lawn maintenance services. Bid specifi ca- Change has been fi led against you. You are required YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action has been filed David P. Dearing tions may be picked up from the business offi ce to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to You are required to serve a copy of your written de- against you and that you are required to serve located at 130 N. 4th Street in Macclenny. NEFTC the action on the Plaintiff’s attorney whose name fenses, if any, to the action on the Petitioner’s Attor- former Baker County Prosecutor a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on will fax or email bid specifi cations upon request by and address is Hugh D. Fish, Jr. at P.O. Box 531, ney whose name and address is HUGH D. FISH, JR., Randall G. Miller whose address is P.O. Box 693, calling 259-4950. For additional information call Macclenny, Florida 32063, on or before March 15, at P.O. Box 531, Macclenny, Florida 32063, on or Glen St. Mary, Florida 32040 on or before March 259-4950. 2010, and fi le the original with the Clerk of Court, before March 4, 2010, and fi le the original with the 4, 2010 and file the original with the clerk of this 2/11-2/18 either before service on the petitioner’s attorney Clerk of Court, either before service on the petition- court at 339 E. Macclenny Avenue, Macclenny FL SeriouS injurieS cAuSeD by Registration of Fictitious Names or immediately thereafter; otherwise a Final Judg- er’s attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise 32063 before service on Petitioner or immediately ment of Name Change will be entered to the relief a Final Judgement upon Suite to Quiet Title will be I the undersigned, being duly sworn, do hereby thereafter. If you fail to do so, a default may be demanded in the petition. entered for the relief demanded in the petition. declare under oath that the names of all persons entered against you for the relief demanded in the negligence of Another interested in the business or profession carried on petition. WITNESS my hand and Seal of this Court on this 8 WITNESS my hand and Seal of this Court on this under the name of National Pipe Welding whose Copies of all court documents in this case, includ- day of February, 2010. 29th day of JANUARY, 2010. principle place of business is: 7920 Aunt Mary ing orders, are available at the Clerk of the Circuit AnD Harvey Road, Glen St. Mary, Florida 32040 and Court’s office. You may review these documents AL FRASER AL FRASER the extent of the interest of each is as follows: upon request. As Clerk of the Court As Clerk of the Court You must keep the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s NAME EXTENT OF INTEREST BY: Sherrie Dugger BY: Jamie Crews criminAl DefenSe office notified of your current address. (You may Freeman Lamar Fish 100% 2/11-3/4 Deputy Clerk 2/4-2/25 file Notice of Current Address, Florida Supreme Freeman Lamar fish A, R&R, INC HIGGINBOTHAM’S TOWING & RECOVERY Court Approved Family Law Form 12.915.). Future jacksonville (904) 399-8989 • macclenny 259-1352 Signature 10525 DUVAL LANE papers in this lawsuit will be mailed to the address 7611 WEST MT. VERNON STATE OF FLORIDA MACCLENNY, FL 32063 on record at the clerk’s office. GLEN ST. MARY, FL. 32040-1120 COUNTY OF BAKER Phone (904) 259-4774 WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida Family Law Rules toll free (888) 211-9451 Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5th day of Phone (904) 259-4375 • FAX (904) 259-6146 of Procedure, requires certain automatic disclosure The following vehicles will be sold at public of documents and information. Failure to comply February, 2010. auction February 26, 2010 at 8:00 am at A, R&R The following vehicle will be sold at public Al Fraser auction February 26, 2010 at 10:00 am, at Hig- can result in sanctions, including dismissal or All initial consultations are absolutely free. Clerk of Court INC, 10525 Duval Lane, Macclenny, FL 32063. striking of pleadings. Baker County, Florida ginbotham’s Towing & Re cov ery, 7611 West Mt. The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon By Bonnie Palleschi 1991 Subaru Legacy Vernon, Glen St. Mary, FL. 32040. Dated: February 5, 2010. VIN #4S3BJ6324M9918180 advertisements. Before you decide, ask us to send you free written information As Deputy Clerk 2004 Chevrolet Blazer Clerk of the Court 2/11 1990 Chevy Lumina VIN #1GNES16SX46171461 By: Sherrie Dugger about our qualifications and experience. VIN # 2G1WL54R5L9121553 2/11 Deputy Clerk 2/11 2/11-3/4 Thursday, February 11, 2010 The Baker County Press Page  Credit Union SALES EVENT with COUNTRY FEDERAL & CREDIT UNION Over a Million Dollars in Inventory! Days Only! February Photos by kelley lannigan HaLeigh’s mother Crystal Sheffield and her grandmother MarieG riffis stand with others during the candle lighting. 3 17-19 Prayer vigil for HaLeigh at the Baldwin Held Feb. 6 in Glen near anniversary & Glen St. Mary Kelley Lannigan I’m crying now, but I walk day-to- Leigh. Credit Union Features day without tears, only because He led the crowd in prayer, [email protected] God is getting me through this.” calling for the people responsible Locations Branches In the center of the park’s ga- to look in the mirror and see the “We need answers,” said Ann zebo, a large photo of HaLeigh evil they have done, turn from it 2 Dugger, director of the Justice stood on a table and next to it, a and release the children they are Coalition of Jacksonville as she statue of Jesus. There were also holding. addressed nearly 100 people at plaques engraved with scriptures. Mr. Pringle has a deep, per- Special Rates Celebration Park in Glen St. Mary In the background, the sweet sonal passion for HaLeigh’s the evening of February 6. Men, women and children as strains of “I’ll fly away” filled the plight. His daughter carries the & Offers well as camera crews from Chan- air, performed by guitarist Floyd same name. nel 12 and Channel 4 in Jackson- Shriver. “I cannot imagine the night- ville were present for a highly People gathered around the mare I would live if she were to for Credit emotional prayer vigil marking table, many wearing shirts bear- disappear,” he said. the one-year anniversary of ing the likeness of HaLeigh, who Mr. Jones is pastor of Christ HaLeigh Cummings’ disappear- today would be 6 years old. There Ministry of Changing Lives in Union ance. were also shirts with images of northwest Jacksonville. He inti- During the one-hour vigil, other missing children. mately understands what it is like prayers were offered up, to face catastrophic loss. Members! candles lit and dozens of His progressive church, balloons were released known for its activism in into the gusting winds, ministering to drug ad- disappeared into the dicts and prostitutes, was darkening sky. burned down, alledgedly “The Bible says seek by arsonists, in 2007. New & Used and we will receive the But its congregation answers to our prayers,” rebuilt by hope and faith said Ms. Dugger. “Our and the refusal to give up. Bring prayers are for HaLeigh, His message at the vigil her family and the fami- was about the same thing. lies of all who have miss- He asked God to send di- Your ing children.” vine fire to Glen St. Mary. Five-year-old HaLeigh Cummings disappeared “Save these families,” Trade! on the night of February he implored. “Keep these 10, 2009 from her bed at precious missing children the Putnam County resi- safe and bring them back dence of her father Ron- unharmed.” ald Cummings. HaLeigh’s He offered up a peti- Country mother, Crystal Sheffield tion for all children, that and her son, Ronald Jr., they be covered by the are residents of Glen St. protecting power of the Federal Mary. Floyd Shriver sings and plays his guitar at the vigil. blood of Jesus Christ. In the year since Many in the crowd the disappearance, the could be heard express- Credit All children in attendance media’s focus has moved from ing these same sentiments, their were urged to gather together the tragedy of a missing child to voices blending together in a re- and sing HaLeigh’s favorite song, the troubled lives of some fam- peating chorus. Union “Jesus loves me.” ily members. Throughout the or- Especially moving was the Edward Pringle, Dan Jones deal, the little girl has remained lighting of candles by Ms. Shef- and Justin Griffis participated has missing with no leads as to her field, her mother Marie Griffis in the event. Each charged the fate. and other family members. At- crowd to hold fast to a spirit of At the vigil last weekend, a tendees gathered closely around money hope for the safety and timely re- tearful Ms. Sheffield spoke about the group, shielding them from turn of missing children. her daughter, whose disappear- the wind to keep the flames lit. “The answer to HaLeigh’s ance authorities have long spec- At this time, Miranda Carr sang to lend!! disappearance is on the way,” de- ulated may have been an abduc- the beautiful song “Hold out your clared Mr. Pringle, a lay speaker tion. candle.” at Sanderson Congregational “God will ultimately reveal Anyone with information that Holiness Church. He implored what happened. When you have could lead to the recovery of Ha- Low rates and terms to meet everyone present to open their nothing left, you seek His face. Leigh Cummings is asked to call hearts and minds and reach the Believe me, I know,” she said. the Putnam County Sheriff’s Of- throne room of heaven and the the payment you want! “He’s the only one you can go to. fice at 1-386-329-0800. One who could surely find Ha- IT’S THE LAW! Don’t Miss IS YOUR BABY SAFE? this Event! Baker County Health Department Car Seat Program Do you need a new car seat? February 17-19 Do you need your car seat checked? Make an appointment at the Located at Baker County Health Department 259-8267 ext. 2254 Country Federal Credit Union U.S. Hwy. 90 West • Glen St. Mary • 653-4401 480 W. Lowder St. Macclenny 100 S. Lima Street • Baldwin • 266-1041 259-6291 Baker County Health Department www.countryfcu.com T  B C P Page 10 FEBRUARY 11, 2010

OBITUARIESCHURCH AND OBITUARY NOTICE INFORMATION CONTACT US Obituaries must be submitt ed in a ti mely fashion and have a local connecti on. Pictures are printed with obituar- By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our offi ce located at 104 S. Fift h Street, ies free of charge. The newspaper reserves the right to publish photos based on quality. It is requested that all Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. news items be typed or emailed to insure accuracy in print. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com Evelyn Anderson, Hance Sweat, 65, New Hope Church, Inc. 79, of Jacksonville dies February 3rd 23-A to Lauramore Rd. & Fairgrounds Rd. Evelyn Marie Stewart Ander- Hance Leroy Sweat, 65, of Sunday School 9:45 am son, 79, formerly of Macclenny, Glen St. Mary died February 3, died January 28, 2010 in Jack- 2010. He was born in Macclen- Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am sonville. She was born in Brown- ny to the late Alfred Sweat and Sunday Children’s Church 11:00 am wood, Texas Polly Crews Sunday Evening Services 6:00 pm to George Sweat on Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting 7:00 pm T a l b e r t October 29, Stewart and 1944. Mr. Pastor J. C. Lauramore welcomes all Millie Ce- Sweat was a cil Cox of 1962 gradu- Nolanville, ate of Baker Texas. C o u n t y Mrs. An- High School Macclenny Church of God derson was and a life- In Loving Memory In Loving Memory a resident long resi- Of Of Jesus: The Way, The Truth and The Life of Beau- dent of Bak- clerc Nurs- er County. Trevor James Pendleton Garrett Scott Harris Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. ing Home Evelyn Anderson L e r o y Hance Sweat 1/22/2009 - 2/13/2009 3/23/1986 - 2/14/2007 Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Wed. Eve. Worship 7:30 P.M. Happy Valentine’s Day Son in Jack- honorably To our sweetest baby boy, we Pastor Rev. Shannon Conner sonville since 2004. She was served in the Army and retired love you and miss you dearly! Your bear hugs I surely miss preceded in death by husband in 1991 from the Iron Workers The three weeks we had you with every heart beat. I still North 6th Street - Macclenny • 259-3500 of 44 years, Willie Anderson of Local Union 597 Jacksonville. were the best days of our lives. love you with every heart beat. Westminster, SC; brothers El- He loved socializing and visit- We can’t wait to get to Heaven I still miss you with every heart mer, George and Harry Stewart ing with family and friends, to see you as God’s little Angel. beat. I’m still wishing you were of Belton, TX; sister Lou Gene fi shing, camping and listening We miss you, Bubba. here with me with every heart St. James Episcopal Church Mabry of Belton, TX. to bluegrass music. He was pre- beat. I will never forget you my deceased by granddaughter Ma- LOVE, Survivors include daughter son... Memories of you will live Minnesota Ave. & 5th Street Jerry (Jerome) Chappelle of randa Merrett; brothers Frank MOMMY, DADDY on in every beat of my heart. Harker Heights, TX; sons Don- and Henry Sweat. TRISTAN, EMILY AND Macclenny nie Ray (Gail) Anderson and Survivors include children ALL GRANDPARENTS, AUNTS AND UNCLES LOVE, Robert Carl (Kimberly) Ander- Leroy Sweat Jr. of Glen St. Mary, MOM, DAD, KAYLA AND JUSTIN Sunday Worship son, both of Jacksonville, Bill Sabra Juniper of Lake Butler In Loving Memory Of (Wendy) Anderson of Provi- and Tina (John) Merrett of St. James Michael 10:30 am dence, Raymond Lee Anderson George, GA; brother Robert of Hazelhurst, GA; sisters Thel- (Konnie) Sweat of Macclenny; Higginbotham The Road Lou Towson, Vicar •• 259-9198 ma Olivia Reynolds and Gladys sisters Elizabeth Lowery, Ruby 4/07/1970 - 2/10/2005 Rachel Nelson of Belton, TX; 16 (Johnnie Wayne) Anderson and to Calvary grandchildren; 12 great-grand- Ola Mae Sweat, all of Macclen- It has been fi ve years since Mike Come and magnify the Lord and worship with us went away; of course it seems Corner of Madison & Stoddard children. ny, Barbara (Dave) Hohmann Glen St. Mary Glen Friendship Tabernacle According to her wishes, Ms. of Memphis, TN, Pencie (Dan- like only yesterday. He was Clinton Ave. • Glen St. Mary • Home: 259-3982 • Church: 259-6521 Anderson was cremated and her ny) Roberts of Lake City; eight strong right to the end, then Rev. Tommy & Doris Anderson remains will be buried beside grandchildren and fi ve great- God took him home to be with Bro. Edward McDonald, Co-Pastor WJXR Radio Service Sunday� � � � 8:30 am her husband in San Antonio, grandchildren. Him. We know he’s in Heaven Phone: 904-259-2213 Morning Worship Service� � � � � 10:30 am Texas. The funeral service was held with his kin and friends be- Children’s Church � � � � � � � � 11:30 am February 6 at 11:00 am at V. cause he said, “God, I’ll be your Sunday School:...... 10:00 am Sunday Morning Service ....11:00 am Todd Ferreira Funeral Home friend.” We love him as much Evangelistic � � � � � � � � � � � 6:00 pm Marie Becher, 78, now as we did then. His passing Sunday Evening Service . . . . . 6:00 pm Chapel with Pastor Eddie Griffi s Wednesday Night ...... 7:30 pm Bible Study (Wed�) � � � � � � � � 7:30 pm offi ciating. Interment followed was nowhere near the end. It Rev. Albert Starling • www.myspace.com/glenfriendshiptabernacle of Jacksonville dies at Cedar Creek Cemetery in might be a while and that’s O.K. Marie Virginia Becher, 78, of Sanderson. We’re alright, we’ll love you Jacksonville died February 4, until that homecoming day. 2010. She was born in Donald- Welcome sonville, Georgia to William Bell Many thanks LOVE, First Baptist Church and Annie Kelly Bell on March Perhaps you sent a lovely card, MAMA AND FAMILY 10, 1931, and retired from River- or sat quietly in a chair. Perhaps of Sanderson side Hospital in 1994 where she you sent a fl oral piece, if so we CR 229 S., Sanderson FL was employed as a computer op- saw it there. Perhaps you spoke Sunday School ...... 10:00 am 270 US Highway 301 N. • Baldwin FL 32234 Gid Giddens erator. the kindest words, as any friend Mrs. Becher attended church could say. Perhaps you were not Sun. Morning Worship . 11:00 am 904-266-2337 904-387-0055 at Harvest Ministries Assem- there at all, but just thought of Sun. Evening Worship . . 6:00 pm Baldwin Jacksonville us that day. Whatever you did to BlackCOPIES & white/Full color bly of God in Jacksonville. She Wed. Eve. Bible Study . . 7:00 pm loved watching TV, collecting console our hearts, we thank you Arrangements made in your home or our facility Hamilton dolls and Hummel so much, whatever the part. T O M Pastor Bob Christmas Fair & Reasonable Prices fi gurines, calligraphy and lend- LOVE, 110 South Fifth St. http://www.fbcofsanderson.org ing a helping hand. The family of Leroy Sweat Funeral & Cremation Services Survivors include children Locally Owned & Family Operated Deborah B. Hogwood of Jack- sonville, David W. Becher of Bry- Proudly Serving Northeast Florida ceville; sister Lucile Copeland of We publish obituaries Glen St. Mary; two grandchil- & pictures FREE! dren; one great-granddaughter. In loving memory of my Daddy Ferreira Funeral Services was in Garrett Scott Harris charge of arrangements. Macclenny 3.23.86 - 2.14.07 Special singing church of christ 573 s. 5th st. 259-6059 Happy Valentines Day, Live Oak Baptist Church on Sunday Bible Study 9:45 am Dyal Road off US 1 in Callahan, Daddy is having its third annual gospel Fellowship 10:30 am - 11:00 am Worship Services My heart will forever beat with concert February 18 beginning your love for me! at 7:00 pm. Special guests will be 11:00 am the Greenes and Calvary’s Voice. Wed. Bible Study 7:30 pm Love, your daughter In Loving Memory Minister Gabby Shae Harris Of Sam F. Kitching Dell Wayne Wilkerson 2/09/1973 - 5/19/1973 Sanderson T  L’ C  In loving memory of my sweet Congregational Intersection of CR 125 & 250 in Taylor •• 259-8353 baby boy. I love you as much Sunday school ~ 10:00 am Christian today as 37 years ago. Your Holiness Church Sunday service ~ 11:00 am memories are as much in my CR 127 N., Sanderson, FL ellowship Wednesday night Bible Study ~ 6:30 pm F heart today as they were then Sunday School 10:00 am Family style dinner ~ 1st Sunday of the month and always will be. Happy Morning Worship 11:00 am Birthday. following service temple Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm LOVE, Hebrews 10:25 Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the Senior Pastor Associate Pastor Pastor Bobby Independent Pentecostal Church Tim Thomas MOMMA Wed. Evening Prayer Serv. 7:30 pm manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as David Thomas ye see the day approaching. & Faye Gri n 259-4940 Seventh St. & Ohio Ave., Macclenny 259-4575 Pastor: Oral E. Lyons

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FOURTH GRADE- Jaclyn Adkison, Abbigail Baggett, William Barber, Sydney Burnsed, Devon Cole, Caitlyn Cook, William Crockett, McKenzie Curry, Blake Dicks, Dalton Dietz, SCHOOL Brysen Dopson, Amaya Figueroa, Kylie Gabbard, Alyssa Giddens, Marisol Gonzalez, Zachary Gregory, Alayni Guidash, Delaney Harvey, Christopher Hill, Kyrie Holman, Amberly Horne, Nicholas Howell, Autumn Hutter, Keiara Jackson, Leah Kerce, Tucker Kinghorn, Ethan Knight, ACTIVITIES Tara McDowell, September McKinley, Minh-Trang Nguyen, Dalton Padgett, Camryn Payne, Braeden Sanders, Mathew Sands, Clayton Smith, Jarred Spurlock, Lillie Starling, Haley Stevens, February 12 Preston Sutton, Reagan Wilds, Joseph Young. BCHS: Baseball Classic @ FIFTH GRADE- Mackenzie Ariail, Zachary Bingham, Olivia Bogardus, Anna Bowen, Hunter Santa Fe, 4:00 p.m. Junior Brittain, Hannah Cain, Mallory Cain, Mitchell Canaday, William Carter, Brianna Chandler, Logan Combs, Christy Crews, Aura Esterling, Mia Fish, Michael Fisher, Emily Gray, Jordan Varsity & Varsity Softball @ Gri s, Timothy Harrell, Brantley Hartley, Erica Hartley, Madison Kennedy, Dusty Langeberg, Baldwin, 5:00 p.m. History Lindsey Love, Cory Mills, Savanah Moss, Rachel Nickles, Breah Pelfrey, Harrison Presta, Sydney Club Fieldtrip to Olustee Bat- In Loving Memory In Loving Memory Raulerson, Gavin Register, Karly Richardson, Mark Romano, Ti any Samaroo, Meara Tarte, tle. FCCLA to Fieldtrip to Paula Chaise Taylor, Owen Taylor, Donovan Terrell, Kaitlyn Walker, Johnnie Sue Williams. Deen’s in Savannah. Regional of of Wrestling Tournament @ Samantha Williams Samantha Williams Honor Roll - 2nd Nine Weeks Finishes Army basic Clay. Boys Basketball Dis- 2/8/1965 - 7/25/2009 2/8/1965 - 7/25/2009 FOURTH GRADE- Keona Adkins, Jeremiah Alderman, Timbra Alford, Collin Ambrose, trict Tournament (H). BMS: Happy Birthday Sam Happy Birthday Elizabeth Ambrose, Jonniesue Bailey, Vera Baker, Cheyenne Ball, Gregory Barrios, Haleigh Army PFC. Damien J. Burnsed Valentine Dance, 7:00 - 9:00 Beazzo, Shelby Behm, Lacey Bell, David Blow, Mikayla Brandt, Shelton Brannen, Lydia Brown, of Glen St. Mary recently com- p.m. MES: Valentine parties. Sometimes I still hear the sound Sydney Brown, Xaiyne Bryant, Tarin Burnsed, Skyler Cales, Brittany Cannon, Gabriel Cannon, We thought of you with love pleted basic combat training at PK/K: Accelerated Reader of your voice, I wish you were Alexia Carter, Deanna Caudill, Blair Cavannaugh, Ivory Clark, Hayden Cochran, Keonna Coger, today, but that is nothing new. Fort Jackson, S.C. and is now Morning in Computer Lab, still here with me but you had We thought about you yester- Shoteya Coleman, Daniel Courson, Cameron Crain, Kevin Crain, Alaina Crawford, Caleb Crews, Elizabeth Crews, Olivia Crews, Sarah Crews, Shayla Crews, Cole Cushman, Jackson Davis, stationed at Fort Gordon, GA for 8:30 - 9:00 a.m. School-wide no choice. I know an Angel held day and days before that, too. Kenneth Davis, Ryah Davis, Sydney Dehart, Elizabeth Dillard, Elizabeth Diperna, Jacquelyn advanced training in communi- perfect attendance contest. you as your body said goodbye, We think of you in silence, we Donker, Reagan Dopson, William Dugger, Taylor Dyal, Skyler Eaton, Matthew Eldridge, Allison cations and computers. Positive behavior support but that doesn’t stop my heart England, Kali Faulk, Dawson Ferguson, Myles Finn, Kayla Fussell, Christian Gardner, Ge ery often speak your name. All His wife Kimberley and sock hop. from breaking... “I miss you Gaskins, Kristen Godbold, Caitlynn Goldsmith, Selena Gonzalez, Mariah Grendzinski, Blane we have are memories and daughter Alyssa Faye, along with February 13 and I cry.” No one can believe your picture in a frame. Your Gri s, Klint Gri s, Kole Gri s, Jade Hale, Madison Haller, Quinci Hand, Danielle Hardin, Curtis Harmon, Savannah Harper, Karli Harvill, Destini Hires, Cooper Hodges, Corben Hodges, parents Hank and Faye Burnsed, BCHS: Girls Weightlifting that you are really gone, our memory is our keepsake with Jarren Hodges, Dale Hodges, Jayvon Howard, Katelyn Jay, Carliya Je erson, Vanessa Jennings, all reside in Glen. State Tournament @ River hearts are broken and our spir- which we never part. God has Morgan Jewell, James Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Aysia Jones, Jamon Jones, Richard Kelly, Ridge High School, 7:00 p.m. its moan “She was too young.” Krystyn Kingsley, Seth Kish, Evelyn Knabb, Britney Lauramore, Maegan Lawrence, Nicholas Lee, you in His keeping, we have Regional Wrestling Tourna- I’ve heard people say, “Why Zachery Lilly, Michelle Lin, Madisyn Looby, Steven Looney, Lia Love, Ashley Matthews, Sierra To hold auditions you in our hearts. ment @ Clay. Boys Bas- did she have to die this way?” I McCawley, Patricia McGee, Dakota McLarty, Karli Monroe, Taylor Moore, Mallory Morgan, Larry Mulligan, Noah Nelson, Chase Nielsen, Carson Padgett, Seth Paige, Ashley Paulson, Caytlyn ketball District Tournament try not to be angry, I kneel and WE LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU! for ‘Snow White’ Peters, Emily Phillips, Anthony Prescott, Kelsey Ray, Elijah Rayburn, Grace Raysor, Elizabeth (H). KIS: Science FCAT Blitz I pray, asking God to be with MOM AND DAD The BCHS drama department Reagan, Arlie Rhoden, Makenzie Rhoden, Waylon Rhoden, Alyssa Rich, Tori Richardson, February 15 us, as we face each and every Wesley Riley, Hailee Rodgers, Alexandria Rollins, Andrea Ruise, Patrick Ruise, Jackson Sands, will hold auditions for Snow District-wide: President’s day. I always try to give Mom Courtney Sapp, Caleb Scott, Haley Self, Amber Simmons, Christopher Simon, Jarquez Stewart, White and the Seven Dwarves on Day Holiday. PK/K: Acceler- and Dad an extra hug and kiss Deepest thanks Hannah Sullivan, Cheyenne Taylor, Noah Taylor, Anthony Teague, Joseph Tedesco, Alyssa Feb. 18 and 19 from 2:00-4:00 Thrift, Jacob Thrift, Mallory Tomlin, Brianna Trionfo, Miranda Tubbs, Jenna Turner, Matthew ated Reader Morning in Com- to make up for their “Sambo” The family of Lottie Douberly pm in the school auditorium. The Voytko, Brandon Wages, Austin West, Dylen Williams, Kaitlyn Williams, Mackenzie Williams, puter Lab, 8:30 - 9:00 a.m. they will always miss. I under- Wilson would like to express its production is open to anyone 5th Hunter Wilson, Dawson Yarborough, Thorne Zimmerman. February 16 stand everyone’s emptiness and gratitude to our wonderful fam- FIFTH GRADE – Aaron Adams, Corey Adams, Clayton Adkins, Sierra Ahrens, Austin grade and up and features a vari- District-wide: School their sorrow too because “my ily and friends who were there Alligood, Charles Anderson, Jacob Anderson, Benjamin Auger, Courtney Baldwyn, Desiree ety of speaking and non-speaking for us during our mother’s illness Board Mtg., 6:30 p.m. BCHS: precious sister... we all miss Bingham, Hayleigh Boatright, Clayton Brassart, Brantley Bryant, Marcus Burger, Brooke roles. and passing. Thanks to those who Burnsed, Alyssa Cagle, Joshua Carter, Arnold Clayton, Chadwick Collins, Delaine Combs, Bailey Junior Varsity & Varsity Soft- you.” I know you are happy in Anyone interested in sing- visited, sent cards and flowers Cook, Robert Crawford, April Crews, Collin Crews, Dalton Crews, Kaytlin Crews, Savannah ing roles (Snow White, Prince, ball @ Clay, 5:00 p.m. Base- Heaven above, surrounded by and brought meals. Also for the Crews, Tannis Crews, William Crews, Amber Dash, Bryce Donker, Benjamin Ellis, Jenna Ellis, Dwarves) must prepare a short ball vs. Fernandina Beach (H), the Angels and all their love. Jasmine Farmer, Bradley Fennell, Erica Flakowicz, Brianna Fletcher, Grace Fly, Lani Foster, phone calls and prayers that gave audition song. Singers can sing 6:00 pm. KIS: School Advi- But today on earth my heart Alexander Gant, Vivica Gaskins, Dametra Gibson, Trista Gibson, Caitlyn Gilbert, Kasyn Givens, us strength and encouragement. acapella or with a karaoke track. sory Council Mtg., 8:00 a.m. still grieves, because you are Mallory Godwin, Elizabeth Gray, Alyssa Guidash, Cecil Hagan, Ashley Hall, Austin Hancock, Our thanks to Dr. Randy Wil- Roderick Haygood, Jasmine Henderson, Sarah Hicks, Tiketa Highland, Dallas Hill, Sara Hilliard, The production has approxi- WES: Good Morning Show no longer here to talk with me. liams of her home Church of First Johnny Hodges, Rena Howie, Angle Jackson, Jada Jackson, Macy Jackson, Tristan Jewell, mately 20 roles and will be per- Club Mtg., 8:00 a.m. PK/K: I will look toward Heaven for I Baptist, Glen St. Mary, to Dr. Bill Emily Johnson, Cameron Jones, Elyssa Jones, Hannah Kanost, Ariel Keeney, Shelby King, Holly formed in late April. Accelerated Reader Morning know I will see a beautiful sister Yeldell of Mandarin Baptist and Lambert, Kelly Lawler, Natassja Lee, Lillianne Loftis, Chastity Malloy, Brianna McElfresh, Hunter in Computer Lab, 8:30 - 9:00 waiting there for me. Meadows, Maegen Miller, Mallory Mobley, Mason Mosley, Khristopher Mullner, Shanoa to Rev. Charles Couey of Home- a.m. stead, Florida. We were blessed Murch, Charles Murray, Landen Nevill, Leslie Nipper, Dominique Nixon, Emily Orender, Richard Overstreet, Eric Parker, Caitlyn Parrish, Landon Peterson, Nicholas Phagan, Heather Pietrowski, February 17 WE MISS YOU MORE THAN EVER! by the music of Peggy and Bill FCAT blitzes Elizabeth Pinkston, Jamie-Lynne Raulerson, William Rhoden, Savannah Rodriguez, Noah PK/K: Accelerated reader HEIDI, TIM, BRITTANY Wiggs, Marshall Combs and Joe Keller Intermediate School AND BRIANNA Schatz, Morgan Shellenbarger, Hunter Smallwood, Peyton Staggs, Austin Starling, Kelsey Balskus and by a wonderful lun- students are encouraged to at- morning in computer lab, Strickland, Jesse Taylor, Nathanial Taylor, Emily Tedesco, Makayla Tennison, Amber Thatcher, 8:30 - 9:00 a.m. cheon provided by the ladies min- Allison Theophile, Alex Timbs, Christopher Touchton, Dalton Vonk, Jacob Walker, Christian tend FCAT blitz sessions Febru- istry of First Baptist Church, Glen Watkins, Kelsey Wilcox, Byron Williams, Dawson Williams, Jesslyn Williams, Kayla Wilson, Saige ary 13, 20 and 27 from 8:45 am February 18 St Mary. Wilson, Katie Young. - noon at the school. Each week BCHS: State Wrestling We thank our lord and Savior will focus on either science, read- Tournament @ Lakeland, 9:00 Jesus Christ for blessing our fam- ing or math. a.m. Tennis @ West Nassau, ily with a loving, Christian mother Income tax help Students attending will receive 3:00 p.m. Varsity Softball vs. who loved the Lord and set an ex- extra credit on a test in that sub- Fernandina Beach (H), 6:30 ample for us all to emulate. for the low income ject area for the third nine weeks. p.m. BMS: Softball vs. Lake Free income tax preparation is Refreshments will be served fol- LOVE, City (H), 4:00 p.m. WES: The family of Lottie Wilson available for Baker County resi- lowing each session. 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Zion N.C. cards for all household members Construction degree and documents relating to in- Thomas Matthew Methodist Church come tax returns are required for REVIVAL ‘Matt-Matt’ Wilkerson Katy Ranelle Griffi s recently proof of income. 121 North † 259-4461 2/10/1974 - 4/10/2007 received a bachelor of science Call 259-4481, ext. 27 for ap- First Baptist Church of Cuyler On his Birthday Macclenny, FL degree with honors in building pointments and more informa- construction management from tion. will welcome guest speaker God put his arms around you Pastor Tim Cheshire the M.E. Rinker Sr. School of and whispered, “Come with Building Construction at the Uni- Bill Saye me.” With tear-fi lled eyes we Sunday School 9:45 am versity of Florida. CCS director will watched you suffer and fade Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am She is a 2005 graduate of Baker be WCM speaker away with pain in your heart. Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm County High School and a 2007 February 14-19 graduate of Lake City Community The Woman’s Club of Mac- Although we loved you deeply Wednesday Prayer Service 7:00 pm Services start at 7:00 pm we could not make you stay. A College. Katy is the daughter of clenny will hold its meeting Feb- Mr. and Ms. Dean Griffi s of Mac- ruary 18 at the clubhouse, 144 S. and go until the last tender heart stopped beating, clenny. 5th Street at 11:00 am. heart is saved. hard working hands put to rest; Bobby Lake, Director of Com- Singing every night. God broke our hearts to show prehensive Community Services, us He only takes the best. I love BCHS builders will be the guest speaker. Anyone you son. I know you will have a interested in learning about what Discover the incredible great birthday in Heaven since The Baker County High School CCS does in the community is you have Daddy this year. construction technology students welcome to attend. story of Bill Saye’s Jesus answered, "Verily, verily I build pump houses, tool sheds, The Woman’s Club is open to journey from darkness storage buildings, picnic tables, LOVE, say unto thee, except a man be all women of the community. The MOMMA, WALLY, RENEE dog houses, etc. at very reason- into light. born of water and of the Spirit, theme for this month is Mardi YOUR CHILDREN, NIECES, able prices. Please contact Terry Gras, including a the covered dish NEPHEWS AND EXTENDED FAMILY he cannot enter into the king- Clardy at 259-6286 ext. 10322. following the meeting. For more AND FRIENDS For contact info call dom of God." John 3:5 information you may contact Shirley Padgett, 259-3409. 653-1213 Professionalism! 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Although Florida was the third state to secede, anniversary of the 1860 elec- pockets of strong Unionist loyalty remained. Jack- tion of Abraham Lincoln to sonville, perhaps Florida’s most industrialized city, the presidency. Also, as we retained strong ties to the North. Lincoln hoped the begin the year 2010, Lake state could be conquered in a quick strike so that he City and Columbia County might be one step closer to reelection. prepare for the 32nd annual President Lincoln’s desire to conquer Florida Olustee Battle Festival as well also demonstrated its importance to the war effort. as the 34th annual battle re- The state had the smallest population of any of the enactment. This weekend will Confederate states, yet it sent the largest percentage be a busy one in our area, and Sean McMahon of its population – mostly young boys – to fi ght. A among the many events tak- steady supply of locally-derived sea salt and Florida ing place locally will be a visit from “Abraham Lin- beef fed the Confederate troops. By the end of 1863, coln” impersonator Tad Allen. Lincoln and his staff faced a challenge. Would Flor- Allen has been portraying President Abraham ida continue to be a stubborn stronghold of Confed- Lincoln for over twenty years. He began doing so erate supplies and of intense loyalty, especially in after growing a beard and being told by friends and its interior? Or could Union sympathizers somehow P���� �� J��� A�������� colleagues of the strong resemblance. Since then the turn the state to Lincoln’s favor? concept has really taken off. On January 13, 1864 President Lincoln informed A former assistant professor at Brevard Com- one of his generals that he sought “to reconstruct a Twenty-six students qualify for munity College, Allen has done extensive re- loyal State government in Florida.” He urged his search on our sixteenth president. One commanders to hatch a plan and execute it “in room of his house maintains a library the most speedy way possible.” A strategy was state FBLA competi ti on of nearly 800 publications on Lincoln quickly conceived to enter the state through More than two dozen BCHS students from the business academy placed fi rst at the Future Business Lead- and other memorabilia. Jacksonville, then to march west and de- ers of America [FBLA] District 4 competition in late January at Florida State College at Jacksonville, quali- Allen’s extensive insight into all as- stroy Confederate railroad infrastructure. fying them for the state competition in Orlando in April. Baker High students were pitted against three pects of Lincoln’s life provides him the Ultimately, Union generals hoped to con- other area high schools and tested on business math, business law, public speaking, decision making and versatility to target his programs specifi - quer Tallahassee swiftly and deliver it to other categories. Twenty-six students were awarded fi rst place trophies and two more second place honors cally to the audience at hand, thus making President Lincoln as part of his campaign during a ceremony February 5 at the college. Many of the winners are pictured above, including Maegan a dramatic impression on groups ranging strategy. McDonald, Rachel Davis, Sara Buettgen, Taylor Hartley, Jordan Hand, Taylor Odom, Anna Pass, Amber from young children to senior citizens. He also Union soldiers marched west- Richardson, Morgan McDuffi e, Kriston Zeigler, Carissa Ward, Jeweli King, Shakirra Reed, Vornesha Ford, offers a question-and-answer period after- ward, roughly along today’s Highway Shaylah Manning, Hannah Trippett, Robert Branch, Allison Wagstaff, Danielle Cole, Krishna Good, Jale- wards, encouraging listeners to explore his 90, and encountered little resistance. niah Plummer, Nicole Ruise, Cameron Kirkland, Samuel Murphy, L.A. Starling, Ethan Wilkerson, Erin wealth of knowledge about the president. But Confederate troops, many from Gaylord, Danielle Sapp and Devon Paige. During Olustee Week, Allen will be busy Columbia County and surrounding as he makes several local appearances. areas, rallied to defend their home- Early this week he has spoken to civic groups in the land. The Blue and the Grey clashed in a swampy Press Advertising Lake City area, and on Wednesday he spoke on the area just east of Olustee in west Baker County. The Deadline OLUSTEE RE-ENACTMENT LCCC campus. Confederates won a signifi cant victory at the Battle Monday 5:00 PM President Lincoln has a strong connection to the of Olustee on February 20, 1864. Florida never was SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Civil War, of course, and also to the Battle of Olus- conquered, although Lincoln went on to triumph in tee. His victory in November 1860 motivated sev- the election that fall. The war was over in the follow- School Lunch FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2010 eral Southern states, including Florida, to nullify the ing spring. election. Eventually they seceded from the United As we welcome Tad Allen to our community dur- 8:30 a.m. Colors on Museum/Monument MENU States to form the Confederate States of America. ing Olustee week, we can remember President Abra- February 15 - February 19 Field. The Civil War began in April of that year. ham Lincoln’s role in the Civil War. 8:45 a.m. Wreath Laying By late 1863 the war had raged much longer and Offered everyday: 9:00 a.m. Civil War Memorial Service at had proven much more destructive than anyone Contact McMahon at [email protected] Oaklawn Cemetery, Lake City, on W. Franklin Cold lunch plate of chef salad with had ever imagined. Still, Lincoln sought reelection or by calling (386) 754-4293. wheat roll or crackers and dessert Street (o 41 N) (when offered) 1% lowfat white 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Tours and medical milk, ½% lowfat flavored milk, demonstrations for school children and tour orange juice. groups . Monday, February 15 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Educational Exhibits Check it out... President’s - No school and Programs under the Ball tent. 100 and counting Tuesday, February 16 7:00 p.m. Luminaria Memorial Service - on Annie Mae Thrift of Macclen- the Museum/Monument Field www.bakercountypress.com Breakfast: Cereal with slice of toast, ny is celebrating her 100th birth- fruit juice and milk 8:00 p.m. Artillery night  ring at Artillery day at W. Franks Wells Nursing Lunch: Italian lasagna or chunky turkey Demonstration Field, across from the mu- Home on February 15 from 2:00 noodle soup, choice of 2 sides: baked seum. (Cannons to be inspected before  ring. - 4:00 pm. All family are friends potato rounds, seasoned pole beans, Viewers must stay outside fence.) Have you resolved to eat healthier this year? are invited to come celebrate this chilled fruit choice and a homemade momentous day with her. wheat roll SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2010 Wednesday, February 17 8:00 a.m. Colors at Museum/Monument Breakfast: Pancakes with syrup, fruit Field. Healthy Retirement party juice, milk 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Authentic campsites Emmanuel Church of God in Lunch: Shepherd’s pie with a homemade open to the public. Christ invites everyone to a re- wheat roll or deli turkey and cheese tirement appreciation celebration sandwich on a bun, choice of 2 sides: 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Author Lecture Series under the Ball tent. for Rosa Williams February 13 at lettuce and tomato slices, steamed Choice 7:00 pm at the church. broccoli, baked french fries 10:30 a.m. Parade in Lake City. Starts at DOT building, travels north on S. Marion to U.S. 90, Thursday, February 18 then West on U.S. 90. Breakfast: Scrambled eggs with baked 11:00 a.m. How People of Color Served in Restaurants potato rounds, fruit juice and milk the Civil War - in the Ball Tent Custom Printing Lunch: Cheese pizza slice or BBQ pork Stationery on a bun, choice of 2 sides: baked potato 12:00 p.m. Period music concert at demon- rounds, baby lima beans, chilled fruit stration area. Invoices choice 1:00 p.m. Medical demonstration for the can help you! Business Cards Friday, February 19 public at the Medical tent. 1:30 p.m. Ladies Tea at the Ball Tent. Envelopes Breakfast: Egg with cheese burrito, fruit Program: “Secrets of the Underworld — 19th juice and milk Century Underpinnings and Accessories” Ask about Healthy Choice specials as we observe Invitations Lunch: Pepperoni pizza hot picket or ham with pinto beans and rice, choice of 2:30 p.m. Period music concert at the Healthy Floridians months in February and March, and THE OFFICE MART 2 slides: raw veggies with lowfat ranch Battle eld. 110 South Fifth St. • 259-3737 dressing, seasoned green beans, chilled 3:30 p.m. Battle eld reenactment held on choose one of these healthy options: fruit juice and a homemade wheat roll the battle eld.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2010 Calling all Teenagers... 8:30 a.m. Colors on Museum/Monument • Take Half Home Grounds. (boxing up half of the meal) Under 18 Traveling Soccer Team Registration 9:00 a.m. Union Monument Ceremony. 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Medical demonstra- tion for the public at the Medical tent. • Cook to Order 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Authentic campsites ™ (offering grilled instead of fried or no butter added) We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities. open to the public. 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Period church Call the YMCA @ 259-0898 for more registration information. services in Authentic Camps and at the Ball Tent. • Heart Healthy Under 18 registration begins February 8th. 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Period music concert (section of the menu offering low/reduced fat foods) Only 18 spots available!! at the Battle eld. FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE YMCA MISSION STATEMENT 1:30 p.m. 34th Annual Reenactment of The YMCA does not turn away anyone To put Christian principles into practice 146th Anniversary of the Battle of Olustee • with the inability to pay. through programs that build healthy 2:45 p.m. Formal retreat for Final Volley. Healthy Substitutions Apply for scholarships at the YMCA. spirit, mind and body for all. (allow to substitute vegetables, fruit, salad, or rice for French fries)

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SPORTSSPORTS NOTICE SUBMISSIONS CONTACT US We welcome your sports submissions for youth league, traveling league or individual athleti c achievements. The By phone at 904.259.2400 or by fax at 904.259.6502. You can stop by our offi ce located at 104 S. Fift h Street, paper reserves the right to publish submissions. It is requested that all news items be typed or emailed to insure Macclenny, FL or mail your submission to PO Box 598, Macclenny, FL 32063. accuracy in print. We are available online at www.bakercountypress.com Stanton loses nail biter Cats head to districts as top seeded team BOB GERARD | SPORTS The Wildcat basketball team finished out its regular season February 4 with a big home win against Stan- ton Prep. The team enters district play this weekend and though the Stanton game was a cliffhanger, the win gives the Cats some momentum going into the postseason. The Cats were challenged throughout the game by a feisty Blue Devil team and narrowly escaped with a 60-59 win. “We really needed that win,” said Coach Charles Ruise. “We came out a little flat and they have big, rangy kids who boxed us out on the inside.” The Blue Devils spread the scoring around while once again it was the guard tandem of Chris Walton and Chris McCray who led the way for BCHS. The Cats trailed after the first quarter and Stanton led 31-21 at the half. Things did not look good for the Wildcats, but in the third period Walton, who had only 3 points at the break, suddenly came to life for 9 points as the Wildcats pulled back to within a basket. Though Walton wasn’t getting the looks in the fourth period, that opened the way for McCray, who scored 10 of his game-high 20 points in the final minutes. BCHS caught up and went ahead as the seconds ticked away. McCray’s effort led the Cats and Walton added 14. Kendrick Singleton had 10 from his post position. Though their overall record has not been impressive, the Wild- cats have done extremely well in district play, losing only once to West Nassau. By virtue of their strong district North record, the Cats are the top seed in this week’s home tournament. They faced off against Baldwin February 9, winning 73-66 in overtime. The Cats missed a last minute buzzer beater tied at 53 to force the extra period. The victory pits them against Bishop Snyder on Friday, February 12 at 7:00 pm. The North/South dis- trict championship will be February 13, also at 7:00 pm in the BCHS gym. “We just need to be focused and come out there and do what we have to do and we’ll be in it at the end,” said Ruise. West Nassau and Bishop Snyder pose two different problems for BCHS if the Cats get past Baldwin in the opening round. West Nassau plays multiple defenses and a number of zone looks. “[West Nassau] will use a full court and half court press against you while Snyder is very deliberate with multiple screens,” said P����� �� J�� J������ Ruise. “We’ll just have to be very disciplined in our strategy and Clockwise from top left : Seniors Marcelle Gayden, Brandon Robertson, Chris McCray and William Miller; take care of the basketball.” McCray leaping through Stanton defenders; and Kendrick Singleton putti ng up a shot. If all follows the regular season script, BCHS should square off againt Crescent City in the finals. However, as the Lady Wildcats will attest, once teams take the court, things don’t always go as planned. Baseball team eyes tough schedule Baldwin knocks Lady Cats from Though there is still a chill Episcopal. last year from the designated in the air, that doesn’t stop the The Wildcats have some hitter position. Holland has also Wildcat baseball team from suit- strong, skilled players returning, shown improved defensive skills district tourney with hot shooting ing up and getting ready for the starting with pitcher Cameron and will be behind the plate as The Baldwin Indians got red Ruise and Destiny de la Pena la Pena had 17 points and Kiana season. The Cats are coming off Crews, who compiled an 8-2 re- catcher. hot in the fourth quarter to shock were unstoppable. Parker had 8 points and 9 re- a 25-5 record that was the best cord last season. Chris Wad- Scooter Gross, Jake Betros the top-seeded Lady Wildcats in The Wildcats had built up a bounds. season in school history. dell, who led the area in ERA as and Kyle Horne will be in the in- final of the District North tour- comfortable 25-11 halftime lead Meagan Osteen had a big game The Cats return five starters a freshman, will also be on the field, with Waddell at shortstop nament at BCHS February 5. A and just kept padding it as the on the inside for BCHS with 10 from last year’s team and won’t mound. when he’s not pitching and Cason smaller, quicker Indian team game progressed. They went on rebounds and 2 blocked shots. get a moment’s breather. Coach Dillon Jones had a great sum- Lowery moving to third. went on a 16-6 run in the third a 17-9 fourth quarter run to add The Lady Cats finish the sea- John Staples team will tackle one mer and fall of off-season league “Lowery is one of the most period to defeat the Lady Cats insult to injury. son with a 15-7 record. of the toughest schedules in the play. He figures to be in the start- valuable kids in the program be- 50-48 in a heartbreaker. Ruise finished as the game state. ing rotation, with juniors Corey cause of his versatility,” Staples Though the Indians couldn’t high scorer with 20 points. De “It is definitely the toughest Mercer and sophomore Thomas said. manage to get inside on a taller, schedule I have had in 24 years in Sirk rounding out what Staples There is a lot of competition in more physical Wildcat defense, the business,” said Staples of the called a “another stellar pitching the outfield with Matthew Black- what they were able to do was BAKER COUNTY LITTLE LEAGUE opponent lineup that includes group.” mon, Clayton Horne and Sirk shoot from the outside. The Cats Bishop Kenny, Bolles, ACD and Senior Adam Holland hit .430 battling for playing time. couldn’t stop the outside shot, SIGN-UPS and when the Indians suddenly ignited from beyond three-point range, BCHS saw its lead evapo- BASEBALL & SOFTBALL rate. The Indians converted four three-pointers during the run FINAL SIGN-UP and Darien Moon scored 20 points that night to avenge an Thursday, February 11 6-7 pm earlier 12-point loss to the Cats. The game was back and forth TRYOUTS: in the early going. The Wildcats Thursday, February 11, 6-8 pm • Saturday, February 13, 10-12 had the edge in height and had P���� �� B�� G����� beaten Baldwin on two separate Must bring birth certificate & proof of address Milton Baker, Cody Wheeler, Erol Carter, Darvin Ruise, Harold Moore, Trek McCullough, Ethan Munson, standing is Coach $65 first child ~ $45 each additional child Bobby Johns occasions in the regular season. But after a 12-point loss early in the season, the Indians seemed to have worked out a game plan Historic signing day at BCHS against BCHS and the Cats es- BOB GERARD | SPORTS tradition in college football, and currently have two caped with a narrow 3-point win former players in the NFL. McCullough and Mun- in early January at home. Seven Wildcat players signed letters of intent on son were both team captains for the Wildcats this The Wildcats seemed to have Feb. 3 in the BCHS auditorium. It is the largest num- season. the edge in the first half last week. ber of signings in school history and was a nice way Cody Wheeler and Milton Baker will be heading They were playing at home and Join for only to cap off the Bobby Johns-era at the high school. down I-4 to play at Webber International ,an NAIA by the end of the second period About 100 family, friends and football team school in Brabson Park outside of Orlando. The pair pulled out to an 8-point halftime members watched the ceremony. Each of the seven hopes to step right into the Warriors’ starting lineup lead. Then the Indians got hot on $14 athletes was seated at a long table wearing the hat of next fall. the outside and erased the lead. for the the school whose scholarships they were initialing. Harold Moore is going north into snow country The fourth quarter was bas- month of After an introduction they were given a signal to play at Iowa Western Community College. The ket for basket, but in the end the February from Johns and put pen to paper. Reivers, who finished with a 5-4 record, will get a scrappy Baldwin defense held on Darvin Ruise was seated at center for the group. jolt of speed from Moore, the fastest player on the for the victory. They also went on The team quarterback and safety is the only Division Wildcat roster. to win the championship game FREE 1 signee, and will be heading to Columbia, Missouri Erol Carter will be heading to Newport News, Vir- on Saturday. Get Fit. Stay Fit. to attend the University of Missouri. Ruise is ex- ginia to play for the Virginia Apprentice School. It is The loss knocks BCHS out of 12 Week Personal pected to play safety for the Big 12 Tigers and match affiliated with the ship building industry in Newport post-season play. 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FREE JUNK REMOVAL WADE’S TRACTOR QUALITY ROOFING MITCH CANADAY Appliances • Autos JAMES MOBILE HOME Tractor work WITH AFFORDABLE PRICING CONSTRUCTION PEACOCK PAINTING, INC. Scrap metal Driveways - slag or milling SERVICE Call J.T. Shaw Inc. Land clearing • Site work Professional painting 259-5379 Grading Move • Set-up • Re-level Quick, friendly estimates Road building • Demolition Pressure washing 2/11-3/4p 838-6500 Also tractor work 904-334-3654 Serving Baker County for 25 years Interior * exterior O’BRIEN HEATING & AIR 1/28-4/22p 259-3763 CGC1508422 1/14-2/25p 904-259-4121 CONDITIONING HODGES LAWN CARE Residential * commercial ANGEL AQUA, INC. Cell 509-7550 219-8092 Fully insured * Locally owned 24 hour service Commercial • Residential Water softeners - Iron fi lters 1/21-4/8p 2/4-7/29p 25 years experience EPA certifi ed City or well systems FILL DIRT • SLAG Licensed and insured KONNIE’S KLEAR POOLS Licensed and Insured Year-round service contracts only 259-5877 Chlorine Removal Cypress mulch • Red mulch We build in-ground pools 7/28tfc Also tractor work • Bush hogging 334-3676 Sales - Rentals - Service - Repairs Saw dust and shavings We sell and install C.F. WHITE 2/4-2/25p Box blading Salt delivery A little or a lot DOUGHBOY above-ground pools RICH LAURAMORE Offi ce 259-5237 SEPTIC TANK SERVICES Total water softeners supplies 259-2900 Service • Renovations • Cleaning New systems & repairs CONSTRUCTION, INC. 7/16tfc Cell 588-3304 797 S. 6th Street, Macclenny Repairs • Chemicals • Parts Field dirt * Top soil Custom homes WOODS COMPLETE 1/14-7/8p 259-6672 698-E West Macclenny Ave. Bulldozer & backhoe work Additions • Remodels 7/15tfc I DO HONEY DO’S TREE SERVICE Culverts installed 259-4893 or ROGER RAULERSON Tree and stump removal Garrett Home Improvements (next to Raynor’s Pharmacy) 275-2474 403-4781 cell WELL DRILLING Call Danny Wood No job too small Fall and winter hours RR License No. 282811470 11/19tfc 904-222-5054 Wednesday-Friday 509-0930 cell 2" and 4” wells Licensed & insured 12/7tfc ALLEN’S LAWN AND 10:00 am-6:00 pm Call Roger or Roger Dale 1/14-2/11p 904-303-9829 GAINES CONSTRUCTION, LANDSCAPING 259-7531 1/7-2/11p Saturday 10:00 am-2:00 pm PRINTING & FAXING INC. Mowing, edging, mulching Licensed & Insured Black & White, Color Copies, ANDERSON QUALITY, LLC. 259-5222 Residential • Commercial Affordable lawn service Family owned & operated Custom Business Forms, • Engineered trusses (CPC 053903) 9/3tfc New Construction • Renovations Sprinkler repairs 12/31tfc Business Cards, Signs, Stickers • Roofi ng and repair APPLIANCE DOCTOR 30 + years in Baker Free estimates FILL DIRT and so much more!!! • Additions • Remodeling Air conditioners • Heat pumps Culverts installed The Offi ce Mart • New homes • Major appliances • 259-7572 210-7512 License CGC051126 1/21-2/11p 4/10tfc Tim Johnson 110 South Fifth Street • Free estimates 24 hour, 7 day emergency service! RONNIE SAPP A & D IRRIGATION 259-2536 259-3737 259-3300 Call Vince Farnesi, 5/11tfc WELL DRILLING & PRESSURE WASHING GATEWAY PEST CONTROL, Lic.#RC0067003 Owner-Operator Water treatment • Sprinkler Systems THE OFFICE MART INC. Lic.#RB0067070 12/24tfc 259-2124 Septic tanks • Drain fi elds • Residential and Commercial Oils, acrylics, watercolors, 259-3808 ERIC RAULERSON 7/1tfc • Installations and Repairs canvases, drawing pads All types of pest control CONSTRUCTION This could be you! 904-259-6934 • Free Estimates & much more! Call Eston, Shannon or Bill Room additions • Custom homes Potential customers check the Licensed Florida and Georgia 11/19tfc • Family Owned and Operated 110 South Fifth Street Ask about our fi re ant control Garages • Home Improvements service directory every week! 259-0783 259-3737 6/26tfc 904-483-8742 Let us help you stay busy! 1/28-2/18p tfc CRC1327878 1/14tfc 259-2400 Page 16 The Baker County Press Thursday, February 11, 2010 JOEL’S 50TH BIRTHDAY WAS SO FUN WE’RE EXTENDING THE CELEBRATION! ALL FURNITURE IS STILL *

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