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80s dance planned
tonight
An 80s-themed dance will be
held Friday, Oct. 21, at the Perry
Elks Lodge with the proceeds
benefiting the Perry Rotary Club.
Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets
are $10 In advance and $15 at
the door, and can be purchased
at Rosehead Junction and the
Taylor County Public Library,
Call 850-591-1850 for more
Information.
Best selling author to
speak at library
New York Times best selling
author Terry Dulong will speak at
the Taylor County Public Library
on Monday, Oct. 31, from 5:30 to
6:30 p.m.
Dulong Is author of the
acclaimed Cedar Key Series,
featuring "Spring Forward" and
"Casting About." Her latest book,
"Sunrise on Cedar Key," will be
published Tuesday, Oct. 25.
She will speak at the Friends
of the Taylor County Public
Library meeting, which Is free
and the public Is Invited to
attend.
The library is located at 403
N. Washington St.
No school Monday
Parents are reminded that
students will not have classes
Monday, Oct. 24, due to a
planned In-Service day for
teachers.
School bells will ring back on
schedule Tuesday, Oct. 25.
TTI to host Craft
Advisory Council
meetings
Taylor Technical Institute (TTI)
will hold Craft Advisory Council
meetings Monday, Oct. 24.
Lunch will be served for craft
members from 12-1 p.m. in the
Commons (located in building
A).
Following lunch, individual
craft meetings will convene from
1-2 p.m. in each program area.
For more information,
please call (850) 838-2545.







Beach Cub to host
Halloween fun event
Saturday, Oct.29
The 4-H Beach Club Invites
families to join them for an
afternoon of Halloween fun
Saturday, Oct. 29, at Sharky's
Keaton Beach Hot Dog Stand,
starting at 3 p.m.
"Come out for an afternoon
of games like ring toss, pin the
nose on the pumpkin and much
more."
The club meets every
Wednesday at Blue Creek
Baptist Church, starting at 5 p.m.
Membership is open to any girl
In grades six through 12.



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National treasure

NASA keeping track of country's Moon Trees


When visitors stroll under
the pines at Forest Capital Park
Saturday for the 56th annual
Florida Forest Festival, they
might want to spare a glance
overhead and give thought to
the loblolly pine whose start
began on a bold journey into
space nearly 40 years ago.
Taylor County's very own
"Moon Tree" stands proud
and tall in the front yard of the
ranger's homestead situated
behind Forest Capital State
Museum and is featured
on a list being compiled by
Dave Williams of NASA's
Goddard Space Flight Center in
Greenbelt, Md.
Earlier this year, Williams
began his quest to catalogue
the country's "moon trees"-
redwood, loblolly pine,


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sycamore, Douglas fir and
sweetgum trees sprouted from
seeds that astronaut Stuart
Roosa took to the moon and
back during the Apollo 14
mission in 1971.
"Hundreds of moon trees
were distributed as seedlings,"
Williams said in a recent
interview printed nationwide
about his search, "but we
don't have systematic records
showing where they all went."
And though some of the trees
are long-lived species expected
to live hundreds or thousands
of years, others have started
to succumb to the pressures
of old age, severe weather and
disease. At least a dozen have
died, including the loblolly pine
at the White House and a New
Orleans pine that was damaged


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by Hurricane Katrina and later
removed, the report indicated.
To capture the vanishing
historical record, Williams, a
curator at the National Space
Science Data Center, has been
tracking down the trees, dead or
alive.
"I've gotten hundreds of
emails since all the articles
appeared about the Moon Trees.
Far too many to keep up with.
Many of them were about Moon
Trees I'd already known about,
but I did find out about four
or five new ones, including a
second one in Brazil. And I got
some updated pictures of many
of the trees," Williams told the
Perry News-Herald.
Williams also confirmed that
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Taylor County's Moon Tree can be found behind the
Cracker Homestead complex.


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Sports Complex

to welcome 18

teams for soccer

tournament Oct. 28
The Taylor County Sports Complex will play to host to its first
major tournament next weekend when 18 area high school varsity
girls soccer teams converge on the facility's fields.
The tournament will feature a shoot-out Friday, Oct. 28, with
six teams scheduled to take part so far, according to County
Administrator Jack Brown.
The full tournament will take place on Saturday, Oct. 29, with the
competing teams including those from Taylor County High School,
Maclay, Suwannee, Godby, John Paul II, East Gadsden, Madison,
Marianna, Lafayette, Florida High and Fort White.
The county has been coordinating the tournament with school
district officials, including TCHS coach David Woods.
Brown said the county is hoping to use this tournament as a
model for future ones, with the hope of expanding into high school
Please see page 3


Teacher cleared of

battery, allegations
The Taylor County School Board acknowledged Tuesday night
the suspension and re-instatement of a teacher who was under
investigation for alleged battery against a student.
"The teacher returns to work tomorrow (Wednesday). The
investigation did not warrant the allegations against her and she
returns to work tomorrow," Superintendent of Schools Paul Dyal
said.
"The Perry Police Department (PPD) did the investigation-we
turned it over to them pmediately," he added.
The teacher, who was not identified in the meeting, had been
suspended with pay since Sept. 23.
On Thursday, PPD Capt. Jamie Cruse said the allegations were
that "the teacher placed hands on a student."
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No bids on planned

parking lot at Keaton
The planned parking lot at the Keaton Beach Coastal Park, which
will serve overflow from the adjacent public boat ramp, has been
delayed again after no bids were received on the project.
The county first received bids on the parking lot in May, but
rejected them because they greatly exceeded the budget.
According to County Administrator Jack Brown, two firms
attended the pre-bid conference, but neither submitted a bid. The
county will now re-advertise, triggering more delays on a project
that county officials were once hopeful could be completed in time
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County proclamation
The Taylor County Commission proclaimed October to be Florida Forest Festival
Month during their meeting Tuesday. Distinguished Young Woman of Taylor County
Ja'Brayla Bell, who was in attendance for the proclamation, invited commissioners to
attend the festival and to be celebrity servers during the World's Largest Free Fish
Fry. Bell will next take part in the Kid's Parade tonight (Friday) in the courthouse
square beginning at 6 p.m.

'No probable cause to sustain charge'


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"Our investigation found
that the teacher got involved
to prevent a fight between two


students from continuing. We
referred the matter to the school
system to handle it internally.
We did not feel there was a
basis for criminal charges
against the teacher,"


he explained.
In his summary, investigator
Gene Franklin stated, "This
officer finds no probable cause
to sustain a battery charge
against the teacher."


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A-3 Perry News-Herald October 21-22, 2011


FWC to host coastal wildlife conservation

meetings Oct. 24 and 25 at extensioA office


Local residents are
reminded that the Florida Fish
and Wildlife Conservation
Commission's (FWC) Coastal
Wildlife Conservation Initiative
is holding public meetings in
Perry on Oct. 24 and 25.
The Coastal Wildlife

County working

to bring more

tournaments to

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Conservation Initiative is a
new, comprehensive strategy
for approaching wildlife
conservation issues in the
coastal areas of Florida.
Those in Wakulla, Jefferson,
Taylor and Dixie counties are
encouraged to attend one of the
Perry meetings.
The FWC will hold a
morning and evening session;
the meetings will be at the UF-
IFAS Taylor County Extension,
203 Forest Park Drive.
The Oct. 24 session is from
5:30 to 8:30 p.m., while the
Oct. 25 session is from 9 a.m.
to noon.
Attendees are asked to


register online in advance of the
meetings by going to MyFWC.
com/Conservation and selecting
"Coastal Wildlife" under
"Special Initiatives."
FWC staff will present an
overview of the initiative and
its partnership strategy and ask
attendees to identify pressing
coastal conservation issues in
their area. Staff will discuss
gaps in research, education,
management and regulation that
stand in the way of resolving
those issues.
"The CWCI's vision is
to ensure the long-term
conservation of native wildlife in
balance with human activities in


coastal ecosystems throughout
Florida," said Blair Hayman,
Coastal Wildlife Conservation
Initiative coordinator.
"There are critical,
immediate as well as long-
standing coastal wildlife
conservation issues that could
be addressed more effectively
through the cooperative efforts
of a partnership rather than by
individual agencies or entities,"
she said.
For more information on the
Coastal Wildlife Conservation
Initiative visit MyFWC.com/
Conservation or contact Blair
Hayman, at (386) 758-0525 or
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Taylor County's Moon Tree stands more than 40 feet
tall.


Seedling traveled


250,000 miles to


moon and back


NATIONAL TREASURE
Continued from page 1
Perry's Moon Tree was present
and accounted for on his list.
Taylor County's Moon Tree
was planted in April 1978.
Buckeye Cellulose Corporation
Lands and Timber Manager Len
Woodward served as master of
ceremonies for the morning
event, which was attended
by representatives of the
Florida Department of Natural
Resources, Florida Division
of Forestry, Taylor County
Commission, Cross City
and Taylor County 6th grade.
classes, Perry Woman's Club,
Perry Garden Club, 'Florida
Division of Parks and Florida
Forest Festival Queen. -Charise
Williams.
The seedling, which traveled
250,000 miles to the moon
and back before landing in
Taylor County's welcoming
soil, was one of four Moon
Trees presented to Florida.
Other Moons Trees were to be
planted at Cape Kennedy and
the Capitol in Tallahassee.
Williams has so far listed trees
in 22 states plus Washington,
D.C., and Rio Grande do Sul,


Brazil.
Second-generation moon
trees, also tracked by Williams,
continue to be planted. On Feb.
9, 2005, the 34th anniversary
of the Apollo 14 splashdown,
a second-generation sycamore
was dedicated at Arlington
National Cemetery "in honor
of Apollo astronaut Stuart
A. Roosa and the other
distinguished astronauts who
have departed our presence here
on earth."
Another sycamore was
planted at the U.S. National
Arboretum in Washington,
- D.C., on April 22, rth Day),
2009. On Feb. 3, 2011, one
was planted in Roosa's honor
at the Infinity Science Center,
which is under construction at
NASA's Stennis Space Center
in Mississippi.
If you'd like to know more
about Perry's Moon Tree,
Williams invites you to go
online and read at http://nssdc.
gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/lunar/
moon_tree.html. To see the tree
in person, take a stroll down the
dirt lane alongside the Cracker
Homestead and you'll find
yourself face-to-face with a
space age voyager.


boys soccer and middle school
soccer tournaments, as well as
other sports.
The sports complex officially
opened in 2006 with the existing
soccer fields. The baseball quad
saw its first action in 2010.
The complex is currently
home to the Perry Soccer
Association as well as recreation
league flag and tackle football
as well as baseball.
Brown said the county has
found it difficult so far to break
into some athletic leagues
because of existing events at
other complexes in the region,
but they are continuing to work
to bring more tournaments here.
Finding ways to promote
tournaments at the sports
complex has been a common
subject at both the Taylor
County Commission and
Perry City Council over the past
year.
Tournaments and their
potential economic impact
were the primary reasons cited
by the city council when they
recently offered the county
commission a $1.2 million
loan to help complete a second
quad of baseball diamonds at
the complex. Talks between the
county and city are ongoing.


Drainage plans change

PARKING LOT
Continued from page 1
for this past summer's scallop season.
The original design for the parking lot called for the use of
permeable pavers rather than asphalt to provide better drainage and
allow the county to maximize the available land on the property,
according to County Engineer Kenneth Dudley.
While the county was hoping the bids would come in around
$300,000, the two bids received in May were for $556,000 and
$933,000.
Commissioners voted to have Dudley re-engineer the project to
see where he could increase the use of asphalt to reduce the cost,
which would in turn require him to change the project's drainage
plans.
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While explaining property
tax notices to the Perry
Woman's Club, Property
Appraiser Bruce Ratliff
reminded members that
appointments weren't necessary
in his office and his staff was
ready and willing to help
taxpayers understand TRIM
(Truth In Millage) statements,
tax bills or any other issues.
Ratliff had nothing but praise
for his staff--"they know their
jobs," he said, and then he
proceeded to explain his own.
Ratliff handed out charts
which showed members that he
took office the year after
property values peaked in
Taylor County. "In 2009, they
dropped 64 million, and then
another 91 million the next
year, and 75 million the next
year. That adds up to $230
million in three years.
"The banner year was 2008
and then the values here went
south. Until that time, banks
were generous with their
money and lending was freely
approved."
f Ratliff said he is often
questioned about the Save Our
f Homes amendment and he
offered a brief explanation.
Save Our Homes, Ratliff said,
was crafted so that a
homesteaded property's
maximum assessed value
cannot increase more than 3
percent in any one year.
However, he said, this
presented a lot of problems
when properties--especially at
the coast--went down in market
value. Although market values
peaked in 2008, when they
dropped dramatically, they
were still higher than the
assessed value which resulted
in a maximum 3 percent tax
increase.
"The tax code in Florida is
really complicated, and
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Although market values in
this area haven't improved as
sellers would like, Ratliff did
say that a condominium in
Steinhatchee, listed at $114,000
on the tax rolls, just sold for
$120,000. "That's better," he
said. "That's closer."


When asked about putting
photographs on the web site
managed by his office
(taylorcountypa.com), Ratliff
said he was reluctant. "That
web site is one of my pet
projects--we've gotten 4
million hits--but we're not
going that far with it.


Criminals are smart, too," he
said. "They could make a Wish
List off that site if we posted
pictures showing your boat
shed and your lawn mower."
Ratliff did encourage input
from property owners--"the
bottom line is we want to get it
right," he said.


Halloween decorations welcomed Property Appraiser Bruce Ratliff to the Perry
Woman's Club. He is pictured with Virginia Sessions, left, and Pres. Iris Parker.

Garden Club wants YOU to

join; fashion show scheduled


The Perry Garden Club will host a fashion
show and new member orientation for all
members as well as prospective members on
Thursday, Oct. 27, beginning at 6 p.m., at the
Club House located behind Forest Capital Hall.
The evening will begin with a light supper
followed by a fashion show with garden club
members Doris LePoma, Bettie Page, Evelyn
Daniels, Jimmie Bennett and Glenda Slaughter as
models displaying fashions furnished
compliments of Kmart.


As part of the Florida Federation of Garden
Clubs, there are many programs and projects.that
garden clubs throughout the state participate in
and become involved with, from horticulture
education, youth camps and scholarships to floral
design and roadside beautification.
During the fashion show, garden club members
wi.llA a.,,Pa t ,hsj progranjs,.explaining the
manny rthifieit available for' education and
enjoyment. "This will be a fun and informative
evening for guests and prospective members."


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A-5 Perry News-Herald October 21-22, 2011
For outstanding achievement


McNealy awarded First Oakleaf Cluster


Senior Airman Athenia S.
McNealy was recently awarded
the First Oakleaf Cluster for
outstanding achievement as
protocol specialist at Maxwell-
Gunter Air Force Base in
Montgomery, Ala.
She is attached to the Air
Force Senior Noncommissioned
Officer Academy and the Barnes
Center for Enlisted Education.


From Oct. 8, 2008, to March
18 of this year, McNealy
"successfully choreographed
10 academy graduation
ceremonies and 10 enlisted
board of directors conferences
supporting 12,000 invited
guests, general officers, former
Chief Master Sergeants of
the Air Force, and MAJCOM
command chiefs while keeping


with the highest traditions
of military professionalism,
customs and courtesies," said
Col. Stewart S. Price, USAF
Commander.
"She conducted briefings
for more than 150 students
ensuring proper execution of
duties and graduation ceremony
details," he added.
Price further stated that


McNealy, as a vehicle control
officer, was credited with
zero discrepancies during the
semi-annual wing inspection,
an increase from 83 to 100
percent within her first year of
management.
"Finally," he stated, "her
superior contributions were
further recognized when she
was awarded the Airman of


the Quarter award for the third
quarter of 2009 and Airman
of the Year for 2010, as well
as Senior Airman Below-the-
Zone."
McNealy, a 2007 graduate
of Taylor County High
School, is the daughter of
Diane White of Perry. Her
brothers are Gary and Genario
McNealy.


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The Pumpkin Patch at the First United
Methodist Church remains open for
customers daily from 4-8 p.m., with
extended service on Festival Day, Saturday,
from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Proceeds from
pumpkin sales benefit projects for children
and youth of the church.
On Tuesday, Oct. 25, storytelling will
take place in the Pumpkin Patch. Everyone
is invited to attend.
For parade-goers near the church, free hot
chocolate will be served during the parade.


A-6 Perry News-Herald October 21-22, 2011


Don't forget:
*Little St. John Missionary Baptist Church and Pastor Dr.
Robert Butler will continue celebrating their anniversaries this
Saturday, Oct. 22, at 6 p.m. On Sunday, Oct. 23, Pastor Jermaine
Simmons and Jacob's Chapel will be in charge of services at 3 p.m.
*Next Saturday, Oct. 29, Perry First Church of God will host
a Fall Festival from 5-9 p.m. with carnival games, a bounce house,
pony rides and food galore--hotdogs, cotton candy, and prizes.
*Lakeside Baptist Church will hold its Fall Festival on


Monday, Oct. 31, from 5-7 p.m.
candy, food and fellowship.


Everyone is invited for games,


Obituaries "


Philip G. Johnson He then worked as a system .Marcia (Dan) Schwartz; and native of Perry, died Oct.
Philip G. Johnson, 73, died engineer for IBM, retiring after numerous other relatives and 2011, at Lake City Vetera
Philip G. Johnson, 73, died 28 years, friends. Hospital.
Oct.18, 2011, following an Mr. Johnson had resided in He was preceded in death by Survivors include: c
extended illness. Perry for the last 14 years and a son, David Alan Johnsqn; a daughter; Courtney Nic(
He was born July 10, 1938, was a member of Calvary brother, David Johnson; and Williams; three brothers, DaN
in Lyndonville, N.Y., to Ernest Baptist Church. two sisters, Penuel FitzGerald L. Williams, Jerry Williams a
Edward Johnson and Elsie He is survived by his wife of and Gayle Larson. Charles Williams; and fi
Mildred Johnson. After 51 years, Judith A. Johnson of ' A memorial service will be sisters, Frankie Wilkersc
graduating from RIT with a Perry; a daughter, Jennifer held Sunday, Oct. 23, 2011, at 5 Emma Jackson, Betty Pigfo
mechanical engineering degree, (Luke) Mosley of Perry; two p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church. Thorter Williams and Ear
he served in the United States brothers, Dr. Alan Johnson and Williams.
Air Force Strategic Air Warren Johnson, both of Lee Roy Williams Services will be held
Command servicing the s Lyndonville, N.Y.; a niece, Lee Roy Williams, 67, a Stewart Memorial AME

T/jcfj1r- Don't forget Breast Cancer, Domestic Violence awareness


By SARAH HALL
Welcome back to Perry,
Sandy Hall! Hometown girl
returns, and opens Sandy Hall's
Gallery. Congratulations!
Prayers
Special prayers for our sick:
Treva Walker at Tallahassee
Memorial; Helen Irvine in
Mayo, Minister- Booker
Edwards at home, and these at
Marshall Health & Rehab:
Arthur Flowers, Sydney
Patterson, Mamie Atkins,
Bennie Adams and Helen
Smith.
Prayers also for Willie Pearl
Bryant; Kathy Whetsel at
Shands in Gainesville; Athenia
White, Flora Underwood and
Blanche McGrew at home; and
Hazel Williams in Tallahassee.
We remember the bereaved:
the families of Louise
Robinson, Bernice Nash, Mary
Alice Roberts, Joyce Ann
Mitchell and Leroy Williams.
Dual Day
There will be a Dual Day
celebration at New Mt. Zion
Church on Oct. 23 at 3 p.m.
Men and women are welcomed
for the combined choir.
October salutes
October is Breast Cancer
Awareness Month, and you're
encouraged to wear pink. It's
also Domestic Violence
Awareness/Prevention Month;
please wear blue.
Enjoy the moments:
when you awake in the
morning without a pain in your
body;
when you eat a good
balanced meal and don't
overeat;
when you travel somewhere
you really enjoy going;


when you smile at a stranger
and they smile back at you;
when you put on your
favorite outfit and it's not too
tight;
when the doctor tells you you
have a clean bill of health;


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Attention all Veterans
and Families of Veterans

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Taylor County Board of Commissioners
will host the
Annual Veteran's Day
Luncheon
Friday, Nov. 11 12:30 p.m.
Heritage Pavilion
Forest Capital Hall
In the event of rain, the luncheon will be held in
the Forest Capital Hall auditorium.
Please join us as we honor our veterans.


when you can pay your bills
(most of them) on time and
before the month runs out;
When someone special calls
ou that you haven't heard from
in a long time;
when people you used to


12,
ans
one
ole
vid
and
ive
on,
rd,
lie
at
on


work with say, 'You still look
good!';
when you realize you're
clothed in your right mind and
still have a reasonable portion
of good health. Enjoy the
moments; you're still alive!


Saturday, Oct. 22, with the Rev.
Willie Merrick officiating.
Interment will follow at
Springhill Cemetery.
Family will receive friends at
Evans-Walker Funeral Home
today, Oct. 21, from 5-7 p.m.
Wanda Faye Collier
Wanda Faye Collier, 52, of
Perry died Oct. 18, 2011, at
home.
Survivors include: her
husband, Billy Joe Collier; two
daughters, Schemeka Ford and
Dominiquetriss; one son,
Latevin Ellis; five sisters,
Sandra Bolden, Pauline Ellis,
Beverly Hayes, Bonita Hughes,


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and Diane Johnson; four
brothers, Boyzie Hayes, Curtis
Miller, Michael Miller and
Willie Miller; his mother-in-
law, Louise Florence and three
sisters-in-law, Natisha Miller,
Debra Hawkins and Hattie
Murphy.
Services will be held at Mt.
Olive Missionary Baptist
Church, Saturday, Oct. 22,
with Minister Katie Granger
Officiating.
Interment will follow at
Wigginsville Cemetery in
Sirmans. Visitation will be held
at Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist
Church, today, Oct. 21 from 5-
7 p.m. Evans-Walker Funeral


Fall Festival
Monday, October 31
5-7p.m.
Come--bring the children and enjoy the festivities
Games* Candy Food Fellowship Lots of Fun
Also a performance by the'Popcorn Gang'!

Lakeside Baptist Church
"A Place to Call Home"


SUNDAY SERVICES
9A45 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
6 p.m. Discipleship Training
7 p.m. Evening Worship


WEDNESDAY SERVICES
6:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting
Mission Activities
Darrell Jones, Pastor
Hwy. 27 584-5688


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Local Churches


New in town, or j st wanting to learn more about our God?
I Come Worship with us at

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Come study online http:J/en.netlog.com/lronyoda
Sunday Bible Study at 9:30 a.m. Telephone 584-2645
Morning Worship at 10:30 a.m. Email-perrycoc@gmail.com
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Public Notice

Dr. Eric Hensen will be closing his ENT practice in
Perry, FL effective November 10, 2011. Dr. Hensen's
patients can request their records by stopping by
DMH Medical Plaza at 555 N. Byron Butler Parkway,
Perry, FL and signing a medical release. Records
will be ready for pickup within 10 business days
of signing the release. Records can also be
transferred to another provider with the receipt
of the medical release from the new providers'
office. There will be no charge for these records.


Philip G. Johnson
Philip G. Johnson, 73, died Tuesday
October 18, 2011 following an extended
illness. He was born on July 10, 1938
in Lyndonville, NY to the late Ernest
Edward Johnson and Elsie Mildred
Johnson. After graduating from RIT with
a mechanical engineering degree, Philip
served in the United States Air Force
Strategic Air Command servicing the Atlas missile. He
then worked as a system engineer for IBM, retiring after 28
years of employment.
Philip has resided in Perry for the last 14 years, was a
member of Calvary Baptist Church, and enjoyed spending
time with family and working on his carpentry hobbies.
He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Judith A. Johnson
of Perry; a daughter, Jennifer (Luke) Mosley of Perry; two
brothers, Dr. Alan Johnson and Warren Johnson, both of
Lyndonville, NY; a beloved niece, Marcia (Dan) Schwartz;
and numerous other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by a son, David Alan Johnson; a
brother, David Johnson; and two sisters, Penuel FitzGerald
and Gayle Larson.
A memorial service will be held Sunday October 23, 2011
at 5 pm at Calvary Baptist Church.
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Sports


A-7 Perry News-Herald October 21-22, 2011


Keaton Beach
Fishing Report


A good week of fishing,

mostly with live pinfish


BY PAT MCGRIFF
onemorecast@gtcom.net
Wow! What a great week! We
caught fish all last week on my
One More Cast charters on a
little of everything, but mostly
on live pinfish under Cajuns.
We took trout and reds on
plugs and on Assassin Sea shads
bounced on a Pro Elite jig head.
We caught trout, reds, black sea
bass, blues, Spanish Mackerel
and flounder for the cooler and
threw back sail cats, hard head
cats, ladyfish, sharks, lizardfish
and a short cobia as well.
I had limits of trout for my
charters on 7 of the 8 days I
fished and we had seven trout
and 18 black sea bass on the off
day! Reds were plentiful early
last week and scarce by Monday
of this week. We are catching a
bunch of nice black sea bass to
13 inches as well. Fishing in 4-6
feet of water seemed to be the
best for me.
Here are some reports from
Keaton Beach Marina:
Tom Vafias and Steve
Henderson of Tifton, Ga., had 10
trout on "gulp soaked baits" last
Wednesday in 5-6 feet of water.
On Friday, Pat Barbaree of
Perry had one trout, 2 reds
(one keeper) on live shrimp.
The throw-back redfish was a
30-incher.
Also Friday, Mike Mash of
Perry had 5 trout and a red from
3-5 feet of water using live
pinfish under a Cajun.
Craig and Sherry Fletcher
with Bill Wright, all of Keaton
Beach, had 11 trout and two reds
using live shrimp under a Cajun


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High 9:21 AM 3.1
Low 4:28 PM 0.7
High 11:08 PM 3.2
Low 4:52 AM 1.3
High 10:58 AM 3.3
Low 5:28 PM 0.7
High 11:52 PM 3.4
Low 5:53 AM 0.8
High 12:102PM 3.6
Low 6:20 PM 0.8
High 12:29 AM 3.6
Low 6:46 AM 0.2
High 1:10 PM 3.8
Low 7:05 PM 0.9
High 1:04 AM 3.8
Low 7:35 AM -0.3
High 2:03 PM 4.0
Low 7:46 PM 1.1
High 1:39 AM 4.0
Low 8:22 AM -0.7
High 2:54 PM 4.0
Low 8:24 PM 1.3
High 2:13 AM 4.1
Low 9:09 AM -0.9
High 3:42.PM 3.9
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On Sunday, Karen and Eddie
Brown, of Tifton, Ga., had a
Pompano, 9 trout and 12 black
sea bass fishing with glow Gulp
in 5.5 feet of water.
It was the first time down to
Keaton Beach for Doug Gribble
of Duluth, Ga., with Robert and
Bill White of Athens and Buford,
Ga. respectively.
They hired a guide the first
day out (Edward Thomas of
TGIF charters) and had a limit of
15 trout and three reds the first
day, Tuesday, Oct. 11.
Then they fished their boat
and caught 6 trout and 2 reds on
Wednesday and then had seven
trout, a four-and-a-half pound
flounder and 3 black sea bass.
They caught all their fish on
live pinfish and shrimp under
Cajun Thunders from 3.5-5.5.
feet of water.
The Crumps of Valdosta, Ga.,
went offshore last weekend and
took 1 grouper and three hog fish
and had a big pile of black sea
bass and pink mouth grunts from
50 feet of water.


Game could decide district


The Taylor County High
football team will host East
Gadsden Friday night in what
could be the deciding game to
determine the Class 4A, District
1 championship.
Both teams come into the
contest with identical 4-2
records and are 1-0 in the four-
team district. The district's other
two members are struggling this
season as the Bulldogs defeated
Walton 52-16 and East Gadsden
shut out Marianna 54-0.
"East Gadsden is a very,
very good football team. Coach
(Corey) Fuller has done a great
job with them. You can tell their
guys have been around him for
two years now and are really
learning his system," Bulldog
Coach Steve Price said.
The Jaguars are coming off
two straight blow-out shutouts
and appear to be getting better
with each passing week.
"They execute very well and
they are very good on defense.
The last two games they have
been incredible on offense,
blowing out Marianna, 54-0
and beating West Gadsden, 40-
0," Price said.
East Gadsden (4-2) opened
the season with a 24-13 loss
to Niceville (4-3), followed by
a 41-6 win over Crescent City
(1-6).


The Jaguars defeated (0-
6) Rickards, 21-0 in week #3
before falling to (3-4) Jefferson
County, 20-17 in overtime.
East Gadsden lost the three-
point thriller to Jefferson
after the Tigers came frdn
behind to erase a 14-0 deficit.
After building a 14-0 lead,
the Jaguars committed several
turnovers in the second half to
allow Jefferson to tie the score
at 14-14 and send the game into
overtime.
East Gadsden was held
to a field goal on their first
possession before Jefferson
scored a touchdown to earn the
20-17 overtime victory.
The Jaguars' two most recent
wins have come against West
Gadsden (1-5) and Marianna
(3-4).
East Gadsden had an open
week last week and sent coaches
to scout the Bulldogs as they
handled Jefferson County, 37-
27.
East Gadsden's opponents
have an overall combined
record of 12-28 (.300 winning
percentage), compared to the
Bulldogs' opponents' overall
combined record of 19-f|B
(.487).
Kickoff for tonight's contest
at Dorsett Stadium is set for
7:30 p.m.


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Bulldog running back Jacques Freeman (2) will have
to be on top of his game when Taylor County hosts
East Gadsden Friday night. (Photo by Wayne Dunwoody)


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A-8 Perry News-Herald October 21-22, 2011


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LOCAL RESIDENTS
READY TO CASH INI
International buyers
in town next week
and ready to stimulat-.
economy!

By David Morgan
STAFF WRITER
If you hove a jewelry box with bling from
an old fling or a coffee can full of old
coins, you may want to haul it down to the
Holiday Inn Express next week. "The
gold and silver markets have not been
this strong for over 30 years" said Dennis
Kouts Ohio Valley Refinery spokesperson.
Typically when the U.S. dollar is weak
and the economy is flat, gold and silver
markets soar. "That's good news if you
are sitting on a few gold necklaces or an
old class ring" says Kouts.
Starting next Tuesday at 9am and
through Saturday, the Ohio Valley
Refinery is setting up a satellite refinery
right here in Perry at the Holiday
Inn Express. During their 5 day stay,
anyone can bring gold, silver, pre-1970
coins and turn them into cash on the
spot explains Dennis Kouts. "Just about
everybody has some amount of gold or
silver just lying around collecting dust
and next week anybody can sell theirs




ALL SILVE


Above: Refinery representatives will be on hand starting next Tuesday through Saturday to
purchase all gold, silver, pre-1970 coins and platinum items. Public welcome


direct to our refinery. Typically selling
direct to a refinery is reserved for larger
wholesale customers like jewelry stores,
pawn shops and laboratories" says
Kouts. "We are changing how business
is done," he explains "we want to do
business with everybody so we took our
business to the streets". "Our teams visit
various cities around the country hosting
5 day events and allowing the general
public to take advantage of our services.
"The turnout has been overwhelming"
says Kouts. "Usually each day is busier
than the previous day. It seems once
people come to us and sell something,
they are so amazed what an old ring or
gold coin is worth, they go home and
start digging around for more and telling
relatives, friends and neighbors. It's like
a feeding frenzy by the third day. People
line up with everything from gold jewelry
to sterling silver flatware sets to old
coins. I think during this bad economy
everybody can use extra money, but most
people say they are taking advantage of
selling direct to our refinery because of
the higher prices we pay".


SILVER AND GOLD COIN PRICES

UP DURING POOR ECONOMY.


BRAIDED HAIR LARGE CENT
UP TO $3,800*


MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR
UP TO $100,0000*


CAPPED BUST HALF DIME
UP TO $10,000*


1832 CLASSIC HALF CENT
UP TO $80,000*


During this special event, anyone is
welcome to bring all types of gold, silver
and platinum to the refinery and turn it
in for instant payment. The types of items
they will accept include all gold jewelry,
gold coins, gold ounces, dental gold,
old coins made before 1970 including
silver dollars, halves, quarters and dimes,
anything marked "sterling" including
flatware sets, tea pots, silver bars, silver
ounces and all industrial precious metals.
What should you expect if you go
to the event to sell your gold and/or
silver? Just gather up all gold, silver and
platinum in any form. If you are not sure
if it's gold or silver, bring it in and they
will test it for free. When you arrive at the
event you will be asked to fill out a simple
registration card and will be issued
a number. Seating will be available.
When your number is called you will be
escorted to a table where your items will
be examined, tested and sorted. This only
takes a few minutes, using their expertise
and specialized equipment. Items will
be counted and/or weighed. The value
of the items will be determined based on





COINS: All coins made before
1970: silver and gold coins,
dollars, halves, quarters, dimes,
nickels and pennies. All conditions
wanted
VINTAGE GUITARS: Martin, Gibson,
Fender, National, Rickenbacker,
Gretsch, Mandolins, Banjos and all
other musical instruments.
WRIST & POCKET WATCHES: Rolex,
Tiffany, Hublot, Omega, Chopard,
Cartier, Philippe, Waltham,
Swatch, Elgin, Bunn Special,
Railroad, Ebel, Illinois, Hamilton & k
all others


up to the minute market prices. Live feeds
will be available at the event displaying
current market prices of all precious
metals. If you choose to sell your items,
they will be bagged and tagged and you
will be escorted to the cashier to collect
your payment. Waiting time to sell your
items may range from just a few minutes
to 1 hour, so bring something to read.
If you are the owner of a jewelry store,
pawn shop, dentist office or a dealer you
are encouraged to call ahead to make
an appointment with the smelt master to
discuss their special dealer programs.
They can be reached during Refinery
hours at (217) 787-7767.
Ohio Valley Refinery will open for
business next Tuesday from 9am-6pm.
The event continues every day through
next Saturday. No appointment is needed
for the general public.


JEWELRY: Gold, silver, platinum,
diamonds, rubies, sapphires, all
types of stones and metals, rings,
bracelets, necklaces, etc. (including
all costume jewelry)
WAR MEMORABILIA: Revolutionary
War, Civil War, WWI, WWII, etc:
swords, badges, clothes, photos,
medals, knives, gear, letters.
Local records reveal to our research
department that recent vintage guitar
sold for $2400.00 and another for
$12,000.00 to a collector that will
be tied into the event this week via
live database feed.


$20 ST. GAUDENS
UP TO $6,800*


$5 DRAPED BUST RIGHT LE
UP TO $40,000*


FLOWING HAIR STELLA
UP TO0 $125,000"


Above: Refinery representatives will be on hand starting next Tuesday through Satur-
day to purchase all gold, sliver and platinum items, as well as coins. Public welcome






NO GOLD "GOLD
If TRADING AT ALL TIM- HI S 1 I ILVER
WAITING NOW IS THE TIME TO CASH INI

ALL JEWELRY ACCEPTED
Bring this pass and beat the lines!
Don't miss your chance of cashing in at these Record High Gold & Silver Pricel

XP R ES PA !


BUFFALO NICKEL
UP TO $1,800*


1797 $1
UP TO $200,000*


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ANTICIPATION HIGH AS OHIO VALLEY GOLD &

SILVER REFINERY OPENS FOR BUSINESS NEXT


WEEK IN PERRY!


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Community'


B-1 Perry News-Herald October 21-22, 2011

Got milk?
The Taylor County Food Nutrition Program, part of the University of Florida
S Cooperative Extension, recently held a "Milk Challenge" at Perry Primary School. The
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Friday encouraging the students to drink milk as part of a healthy diet. The top classes
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Gosling. delivers in Clooney's



political drama 'Ides of March'


The 2012 election is still more than a year away,
but we're already having almost weekly debates
on the Republican side while the president is on
a campaign-like bus tour selling himself and his
ideas to the public.
Partisanship seems to be at an all-time high. It's
us versus them. Democrats versus Republicans.
Liberals versus conservatives. The president's
approval rating is below 50 percent. Congress' is
below 20 percent.
Normally, I'm an advocate of keeping politics
and entertainment separate, especially when the
entertainment comes from George Clooney, who
has not been afraid to cross that barrier in the past.
Besides, do we really need
another reminder of how the
seedy the underbelly of the
political process can be?
When that reminder is as
well produced as Clooney's
"The Ides of March," then
maybe we do.
The film works as well as
it does because it's not really
about Democrats versus
Republicans or liberals versus
conservatives. The us versus
them is between the characters
within the story (and not
necessarily the candidates),
and those characters are
so compelling because of
the actors behind them,
led by Ryan Gosling ("The
Notebook," "Drive"), who
turns in his second phenomenal performance of
the fall.
"Ides of March" follows Stephen Meyers
(Gosling), a senior staffer for Democratic
presidential candidate Mike Morris (Clooney)
'h6o is prepa-ing4-ethe-'OhTrimy: Leading
Morris' campaign is Paul Zara (Philip Seymour
Hoffman, "Capote").
Stephen has worked on his share of campaigns,
but in the words of a jaded reporter (Marisa
Tomei, "The Wrestler"), he's drunk the Kool-Aid
on Morris, believing the man can really make
a difference for the country. Of course, he also
has a vested-interest in Morris winning, since if
the governor becomes president, he'll get a job
in the White House. Otherwise, he's back at a
consulting firm and looking for a new candidate
to hitch his wagon to.
Stephen's career, and potentially Morris'
campaign, are put into a tailspin, however, with
an untimely phone call from the rival campaign's
manager (Paul Giamatti, "John Adams") and a
budding relationship with intern Molly (Evan


Rachel Wood, "Across the Universe").
"The Ides of March" is based on the stage
play "Farragut North" from Beau Willimon,
who wrote the film's screenplay with Clooney
and Grant Heslov (who also co-wrote Clooney's
"Good Night, and Good Luck").
It provides an inside look at a political campaign
that I doubt any candidate from either side of
the political spectrum would relish being made
public. But as I alluded to before, "The Ides of
March" is less about the campaign itself (Morris'
rival only makes a handful of appearances), but
rather set within it.
Sure there are politics, with the Democratic
Morris making speeches
espousing policies one would
expect a Democrat to espouse.
The Republicans, for their
part, mostly serve as unseen
bogeymen who are the future
enemy for whoever wins the
primary.
The film, however, is
mostly about Stephen and his
conflicts. Gosling, who already
impressed me with his work
in "Drive," delivers another
powerful performance here.
Stephen is not naive, but his
honest belief in the power of
Morris allows him to forget
the dangers inherent in any
political landscape. The final
act of the movie rests on
whether Stephen's motives are
based on personal gain or personal revenge, and
Gosling is able to ride the fence so well, I'm still
not sure.
It's not often that an actor can make Clooney
almost an afterthought, but Gosling does it here,
-ahbtoghWradmittedly he's helped by the script,
which does not focus much on the candidates but
rather the people around them.
Additionally, it is simply fun to watch Hoffman
and Giamatti, two of the most under-appreciated
actors working today, spar against each
other.
The cast as a whole is incredibly strong, but it
takes a good director to get them to all work at
their best. Clooney does that here. His directing
style is sparse, so don't go in expecting a flashy
movie. Clooney instead lets his actors do the
shining. And that they do.
Sure, the last thing we need today is more
politics, but when a political movie contains the
bevy of performances that "The Ides of March"
contains, it's worth it.
The film is rated R for pervasive language.


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OCT. 12 Nov. 6
The Hippodrome Theatre in
Gainesville presents "Turn of
the Screw." Based on the classic
ghost story, this psychological
thriller brings Henry James's
novella to the stage. A young
governess journeys to a lonely
English manor house to care
for two orphaned children in
what she considers a dream
job. But her dream turns into
a nightmare as the house's
spectral inhabitants soon reveal
themselves. Ticket prices vary
depending on showtime and can
be purchased by calling 352-375-
4477 or online at thehipp.org.
OCT. 13-22
Theatre TCC opens its 2011-12
season with "Zombie Prom." It's
not just another day at Enrico
Fermi High when dead student
Jonny Warner, a casualty of the
local nuclear plant, reappears at
school in hopes of completing his
senior year. Jonny's re-entry is
anything but smooth, as this fast-
paced musical story illuminates
the stage. Remaining showtimes
are Oct. 21-22 at 8 p.m. Tickets
are $10 for adults, $7 for seniors
and $5 for students and children;
they can be purchased by calling
850-644-6500 or visiting www.
tickets.fsu.edu.
OCT. 14-22
A 2,000-year-old story. A
post-apocalyptic Las Vegas. A
Broadway musical. A legendary
rock opera. Jesus. Judas.
The Florida State University


School of Theatre opens its
2011-12 season with Andrew
Uoyd Weber's and Tim Rice's
Broadway hit musical "Jesus
Christ Superstar." Remaining
showtimes are Oct. 21-22 at 8
p.m. and Oct. 23 at 2 p.m. Tickets
are $20 for adults, $18 for seniors
and $10 for students and can be
purchased by calling 850-644-
6500 or visiting tickets.fsu.edu.


OCT. 29
The Monticello Opera House
Stage Company presents
"An Evening with Edgar Allan
Poe" beginning at 7:30 p.m.
It's almost Halloween so allow
the master macabre storyteller
to make your heart race and
your skin crawl. The event will
feature Poe's "The Telltale Heart,"
"The Raven" and "Mask of the
Red Death." Refreshments will
be available before and after
the readings. Admission is $8
for adults and $4 for children
under 16. Tickets can be
purchased online at http://www.
monticellofloridaoperahouse.com
or at the door.


OCT. 21
The Live! At Dowling Park Artist
Series will feature classical
guitarist Stephen Robinson in a
concert in The Village Church at
7 p.m. at Advent Christian Village.
Stephen Robinson tours as a
recitalist, chamber musician and
orchestral soloist. Tickets are


$12 for adults, $7 for students
(ages 13-18) and $5 for children
(ages 5-12). To purchase tickets,
call 386-658-5343. For more
information about the concert,
visit acvillage.net.
OCT. 22
The Tallahassee Symphony
Orchestra's 2011-12 season
continues with Love's Agony and
Ecstasy. The concert will begin at
8 p.m. at Ruby Diamond Concert
Hall on the FSU campus and
feature works from Wagner and
Beethoven. Highly acclaimed
soprano Shirley Close will lend
her rich and arresting voice to
the concert. She will join two
other Tallahassee greats--tenor
Stanford Olsen and mezzo
soprano Phyllis Pancella--along
with baritone Jeffrey Snider and
local vocalist Joyce Wurgler in
a performance of Beethoven's
Symphony No. 9, the "Choral."
Tickets prices vary depending
on seating location and can
be purchased online at www.
tallahasseesymphony.org or by
calling 850-224-0461.
OCT. 30
The Tallahassee Youth Orchestra
presents its Fall Concert in
Opperman Music Hall on the FSU
campus. The symphonic strings,
percussion ensemble, and TYO
Symphony Orchestra will perform
at 3:45 p.m. Tickets are $5 for
adults and non-performing youth,
and can be purchased at the
door. For more information, visit
www.tallahasseeyouthorchestras.
com.


Classical guitarist
The Live! At Dowling Park Artist Series will feature classical guitarist Stephen
Robinson (shown above) in a concert tonight (Friday) in The Village Church at 7 p.m.
at Advent Christian Village. Robinson has appeared as guest soloist with orchestras
including the Cincinnati Symphony and Boston Pops Orchestras. He is professor of
music at Stetson University, where he is the founding director of the guitar program.
Tickets are $12 for adults, $7 for students (ages 13-18) and $5 for children (ages
5-1 2). To purchase tickets, call 386-658-5343. For more information, visit acvillage.
net.


Music to play large part in


Forest Festival weekend


The waiting is over. The 56th
annual Florida Forest Festival
is here and music fans will
have plenty to choose from this
weekend.
The music begins tonight
(Friday) at the 50s-60s Sock
Hop in Joyce's Main Street Cafe,
featuring the music of Southern
Rain.
The band will be performing
at during and after the Gas Light
Parade, which begins at 7:30


"If you have poodle skirts,
wear them ladies, 50s styles for
the men," organizers said. "Best
male and best female 50s outfit
will win a free buffet."
Southern Rain includes Phil
Austin (vocals/guitar), Larry
Schmidt (vocals/bass), "Michael
C" Comparetto (vocals /drums)
and Mike Martin (vocals/
keyboard).
On Saturday at Forest Capital


'Superstar'
Florida State University's production of Andrew Lloyd
Webber's and Tim Rice's "Jesus Christ Superstar"
continues this weekend at Fallon Theatre in Tallahassee.
Shown above are: (from top to bottom) FSU senior Adair
Watkins as Judas, senior Kat Glazer as Mary Magdalene
and senior Stephen Anthony as Jesus. Show times are
Oct. 19-22 at 8 p.m. and Oct. 23 at 2 p.m. Tickets
are $20 for adults, $18 for seniors (62+) and $10 for
students. For tickets, call the Fine Arts Ticket Office at
850-644-6500 or order online at tickets.fsu.edu.





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singer David Ball, whose hits
include "Thinkin' Problem" and
"Riding With Private Malone."
He will perform at 12:30 and
3:30 p.m.
Southern Rain will also
perform on Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
and 4:30 p.m.
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for two sets, the first at 2:30 p.m.
and the second at 6 p.m.
Capping the evening will
be rock band Broken Trust,
performing at 7 p.m.
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Johnson (lead vocals, rhythm
guitar, acoustic guitar), Tony
Parker (lead guitar, acoustic
guitar, backing vocals), Charles
Gramling (bass, vocals) and
Aaron Belle (drums, percussion).
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will be held in the arts and
crafts area from 12 noon to 4:30
p.m., featuring The Cavaliers,
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12:30 & 330 p.m.
David Ball
1:30 & 430 p.m.

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Remember when...


The way it was
At the heart forestry in Taylor County, and all of Florida, are the men and women who labor day-by-day to
keep the multitude of businesses associated with the industry "green and growing." Generations of loggers and
lumbermen have left their mark in forestry, including the late Tillman Clark (shown above). He is pictured standing
by the debarker at Pinkerton-Hays Lumber Company. He worked his way up to foreman and his boss was company
co-founder Ralph Pinkerton. The photo was taken in the early 1950s.


A glance at the yast


THE PERRY
NEWS-HERALD


October 20, 1976

IT'S A FESTIVE
NEWSPAPER!
Forest Festival Queen Carol
Fife was pictured with Little
Queen Amanda Lee McCall
and Little King Rex Johnny


Roberts III, representing the
royal family for the 1976
celebration.
Randy Shaw reported that
Shaw's Seafood would have
8000 pounds of mullet delivered
for the upcoming free fish
fry. "It won't be caught until
Thursday or Friday--it will be
fresh," he assured.
Forty floats were expected
for the King Tree Parade, with


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a featured performance by the
U.S. Air Force Reserve Band.
Gale Dickert won a "best in
show" award for the Florida
Forest Festival Art Show,
and Walt Lamb Jr. took
championship flight honors in
the FFF Golf Tournament.
Full page advertisements,
welcoming all to the FFF,
were purchased by Buckeye
Cellulose and McDonalds.
Dr. Thomas S. Haggai was
the featured speaker at the
FFF Awards Banquet at Forest
Capital Hall, sponsored by the
General Motors Corporation.
Hagi,,was described as an
autier, minister, businessman,
humorist and radio personality.

TWO ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Eben H. Bailey
announced the engagement
of their daughter, LeAnn,
to Michael McDowell of
Greenwood, S.C. A Nov. 6
wedding was planned in the
First Presbyterian Church of
Perry.
Connie Elaine Gamble's
engagement to William M.
LaValle was announced by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David E.
Gamble. A Nov. 26 wedding
was planned in Spring Warrior
Church of Christ.

TIGERS CLAW BULLDOGS
"It was a case of just too much
manpower," said Coach Elmer
Coker, explaining the Bulldogs'
loss to Quincy Shanks 26-6.
In addition to outweighing the
Bulldogs "man-for-man," the
local team was suffering from


injuries.
The Bulldogs racked up 28
yards on 28 plays while Quincy
had 224 yards for 39 plays.

HOOP SHOOT WINNERS
Exalted Ruler Tommy Cook
was pictured with winners of
the Perry Elks Club's Hoop
Shoot: Anthony Flowers, John
Upshaw and Todd Shealy.

MONEYHANS
WELCOME MARK
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moneyhan
announced the birth of their son,
Mark Anthony, on Oct. 12 at
Doctors' Memorial Hospital,
weighing 7 pounds, 14.5 ounces
at birth.

NEW DRUM MAJOR
EAGLE SCOUT
Ty Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris J. Scott, was pictured
as the new drum major for the
Taylor County High School
Bulldog Band.
David S. Milton was shown
during an Eagle Scout Court
of Honor, with his mother,
Mrs. Wally Milton, pinning his
badge.

LIONS AND TIGERS
AND BEARS, OH MY!
This week's front page also
spotlighted coming attractions,
including Lancelot, a roaring
lion and the star'pupil of wild
animal trainer Dave Hoover
who would appear under the
big top for a circus presented by
the Perry Rotary Club in early
November.


SHARE YOUR HISTORY WITH US!
Please call 584-5513 or e-mail newsdesk@perrynewspapers.com.


Real

superheroes


By ANTHONY L. WHITE ._^ _
I won't call them super men or super
women because none of them were faster
than a speeding bullet or could leap tall
buildings in a single bound, but when I was
growing up, nearly all the grown folks in my
neighborhood possessed special abilities and
powers.
Nearly all of them were able to carry the
weight of the world on their shoulders.
Most of them could read minds and see the
future.
Mr. Scott could squeeze water from a pocket
knife.
And, my next-door neighbor, Cousin
Reatha, could talk fire out of a burn.
They didn't wear capes and tights to
advertise these special abilities, but in the eyes
of an impressionable child with an overactive
imagination, they were all superheroes.
There were world, national, state and local
crises back then, but the children in my
neighborhood didn't have to worry about
them.
"Child, don't you go worrying yourself
about that," the grown-ups would tell us.
"Trust me. Everything is gonna be fine."
"Are you sure?" we asked with some
skepticism.
To which they would respond with the
question, "Would I lie to you?" And since
grown ups didn't fib back then, we knew we
could rest easy.
They could also read minds, which made it
hard for us to fib and misbehave. "I know
what you're thinking," they would inform us.
"And think is all you better do.". .
And some could see into the future. "I'm
going to go ahead and put this belt leside
me," my grandmother would say, "because I
already know I'll be using it before this day
over."
Time has shown me that reading minds
and seeing the future are learned abilities
based on the been-there-done-that principle.
However, when it comes to squeezing water
from a pocket knife and talking fire out of a
bum, I'm still trying to figure out how these
special powers originated.
Mr. Scott, who lived around the comer,
never had to worry about going thirsty
because he could take a dry pocket knife and
wring nearly half of a cup of water from it.
The first time we saw Mr. Scott squeeze water
from a dry knife, we deemed it a trick. So,
he handed one of us the knife and told us to
dry it off. After the knife and his hands were
wiped dry with a towel, he clutched the knife
in his hand and a few seconds later, water
began to flow from the knife. We were never
able to figure out how he did this, so we never
grew tired of watching Mr. Scott show off his
special power.
We didn't know about Cousin Reatha's
special power until one winter morning when
my brother Tony backed into the gas heater in
his undies and was branded on the buttocks.
Instead of rushing him to the hospital's
emergency. room, my grandmother grabbed
him by the hand and hurried over to Cousin
Reatha's house.
"Why are we going to Cousin Reatha's?" I
asked.
"So she can talk the fire out of him before it
settles in," my grandmother answered.
A few minutes later, we watched in
amazement as Cousin Reatha waved her
hand over the burn then began talking to the
fire out of it. We didn't see any fire coming out
of the burn, but Tony's sighs of relief let us
know her special power was really working.
A few days ago when I burned the back of
my hand while cooking, I forgot what year
it was and where I was. Instead of rushing
to the ER (it wasn't that bad of a burnm)
or to the medicine cabinet, I ran outside
and looked around for Cousin Reatha's
house. That's when I realized that I live in a
different neighborhood during a different
time. My grown-up neighbors may still
carry the weight of the world on their
shoulders, read minds and see into the future,
but none of them are water makers or fire
talkers.
So, I sighed and headed for the medicine
cabinet as the fire settled into my hand.




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DEADLINES:
The deadlines for classified ads
are Monday by 5 p.m for the
Taco Times and Wednesday by 5
p.m. for the Perry News-Herald.



A~I deals!


Moving sale Saturday, Oct. 22, 7:30
a.m. 1:30 p.m. Appliances, furniture,
and tons of miscellaneous items. No
early birds. 370 Will Clark Road. (road
south of Graves Drive-In)
10/21
Yard sale at Lake Bird, Friday and
Saturday, Oct. 21 & 22. Coats,
sweaters, men's new pullover shirts $4,
pants dishes, computer and much
more.
10/21
Friday and Saturday Oct. 21 & 22, 9
a.m. until, 3498 Hwy. 19 South (Taylor
Storage Center across from Taylor
Tech.) Christmas decorations, Futon
bed, 17-inch LCD monitor, Xbox
games, Play Station 2 games,
computer games, antique wringer
washing machine, magnetic bracelets,
collectible knives, DVDs, CDs, Dora the
Explorer tricycle, spring rocking horse,
high chair, Transformers game, Kitchen
Aid mixer, digital camera, scooter,
computer desk, recliner, apartment
size refrigerator/microwave combo,
new and used tools, microwave, bread
machine, vacuum cleaner, small
appliances, bakers rack, bikes and
adult tricycles, comics, toys, fashion
jewelry, scrubs, new wedding dress
size 24, baby clothes, jeans, sheets,
knickknacks, low prices on everything.
10/21



We
Buy
Scrap
Metal and Junk
Cars
850-838-5865
RC
Cash for junk cars and trucks. 7 days a
week. Call 386-658-1030 or 904-887-
8513.
12/30
Hybrid Daylilies surprising colors and
shapes in every pot! Beautiful blooms
next spring. Full plants on sale now:
$1.00 Confederate Rose blooming
now! Abe Whitfield Turkey Roost-
Nursery Courtney Grade 584-7395
10/14-10/28
Pressure Cleaner For Sale: Snapper
2450 PSI, 2.0 GPM, 6.5 HP. Never
been used. $300 Call Frank at 584-
2941.
10/12-10/21
If you like to play Chess or want to
learn, call Carlos 850-838-6466.
10/12-10/21




For sale: 2 male Chi-weenie puppies. 1
black and 1 black/white. Born 8-27-11.
Have been wormed and vet. given 1st
shots. Mom is a Dachshund, dad is a
Chihuahua. Will be small adults, $125.
Super Sweet. Home 584-9226 Cell
371-0643.
10/19,10/21


Mlniuture Pot Belly Pigs. 3 girls and 2
boys, $40 each. Call Joey or Kristie at
223-2224 or 843-4456.
10/19,10/21



A 3 bedroom, 2 bath, just in time for
Christmas, free permits & impacts.
Well, septic, power pole, plumbing
hook ups & free dirt for your pad and
$1000 gift card from Walmart or Best
Buy plus $2500 cash for furniture,
$3300 down, only $545 per month 352-
262-4531.
10/19,10/21
TMH


A 2006 5 bedroom, 3 bath bank repo.
On your land del. & set up a/c skirting
and steps. Owners will finance at 8.25
with 5% down for 25 years call 352-
262-4531.
10/19,10/21
TMH


Repos, Repos, Repos.
Call for prices 352-303-8771.
09 16x60 2/2 Giles
99 16x80 3/2 Fleetwood
95 28x64 3/2 Homes of Merit
05 32x80 5/3 Homes of Merit


Glenridge
This beautifully remodeled spacious
one level Spanish style 3 BD/3 bath
house has a unique, open floor plan
with lots of glass, a formal living/dining
room, den with fireplace, TV room,
screened patio and 2 car garage.
$1,200 per month. Call 850-545-6642
10/28
Room for rent. Own room/use of house.
TV, cable, wireless Internet, furnished,
very nice house. Call Cheryl 850-578-
2713.
10/21
Small 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with
nice front porch on 1 acre of land on
deadend road off Hwy. 98. Just inside
city limits. $550 per month, first, last
and deposit. Call 727-433-4514.
10/19,10/21
JP
Apartments for rent, 2 bedroom 1 bath,
$550 per month, plus $550 deposit. 2
bedroom, 2 baths, $590 per month,
plus $590 deposit. Small house, 3
bedroom, 1 bath, $575 per month, plus
$575 deposit. Call 850-223-3369
10/14-10/28


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(Charles Hendry Rd)
Partially furnished / total electric / Central beat & a/c
Great condition, perfect for first time buyer!
Serious inquires only (850)371-1893 or (850)838-6268


For rent, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, fully
furnished kitchen.Within city limits. Has
been completely remodeled. Would
accept HUD voucher. Call 584-6896
10/19-10/28
Empty lot for rent with option to buy.
1207 Carter Street. 400 per month or
$25,000 to buy, willing to negotiate. Call
Regina at 1-516-377-3683.
10/19,10/21
RV spot 30 or 50 AMP on private land
in nice neighborhood. Includes electric,
water, sewer and cable. North side of
Perry, just outside city limits. $300 per
month. Call 850-843-0883.
10/19,10/21JP


2 bedroom, 1 bath block house off Old
Dixie Hwy. Full kitchen, full bath. First,
last and security deposit. $500 a month
call Robert at 850-223-3427.
10/21
3 bedroom, 1.5 bedroom house on
large corner lot. Large fenced back
yard, nice quiet neighborhood, kitchen
appliances included. Call 371-4584 or
371-4543.


Single wide 3 bedroom 1 bath central
air. No pets and no children. $450 per
month and $400 deposit cleaning fee.
Call 850-584-4486 or 850-838-5646
10/14,10/28
For rent. 1 bedroom, 1 bath, 900 sqft.
apartment. $650 per month and $325
security deposit. Includes utilities, pets
extra. Near Keaton Beach. Call 850-
843-1882.
10/07-11/04
Westgate Rooms available for rent.
refrigerator, microwave, TV w/cable,
AC/Heater. Everything included. $165
weekly, $40 daily, $585 per month.
RV sites $20 daily, $100 weekly, $350
monthly. Tax included. 1627 S. Byron
Butler Pkwy. 850-299-6554.
LS

Westgate 2 bedroom apartment
available. Water, garbage and electric
included. Dining room kitchen, with
space available for table. Cable with
HBO. $255 weekly or $945 monthly.
Call 786-344-2542.
TFN
LS


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House for rent. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. 1
family room, 1 living room, in country.
$700 per month plus deposit. RV spot
for rent, $350 per month, includes
water, garbage, electricity, and cable.
Call 850-584-8885.
10/12-11/18
Apartment for rent. 1 bedroom, 1 bath.
everything included, water garbage,
electricity, cable with HBO. Everything
furnished. $265 weekly, $950 monthly.
317 N. Byron Butler Pkwy. Skylark
Motel. 850-672-0973.LS
Taking applications for a 2 BR/1 bath
located in Everetts Mobile Home Park.
Water, sewer and garbage included In
rent. $475 a month and a $300 deposit.
Must have references. Apply in person
to Ms. Betty. 584-7094.
06/03EMH
STEINHATCHEE PLACE RESORT.
Furnished 1 and 2 bedroom
apartments for rent $600 to $800.
Included with rent is full cable t.v.,
Internet, hot tub, one block, one block
to river and new boat landing. Call 352-
498-7740 if no answer 813-677-9640.
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Woodride Apartmmen
Accepting applications for 1, 2, and 3
BR HC and Non-HC accessible
apartments. HUD vouchers
considered. Call 850-584-5668.709 W.
Church St., Perry, FL 32348 TDD 711.
"This Institution is an equal opportunity
provider, and employer.
WA
Rooms available at Skylark Motel
everything included from monthly $585
(required $45 deposit), $165 weekly or
$40 daily (tax included). 317 N. Byrona
Butler Pkwy. 850-672-0973.
LS
1 bedroom, 1 bath house remolded for
rent, patio in fence. $595 rent, $595
deposit. 408 N. Calhoun Street. 850-
672-0973.
LS



WATER FRONT LOTS FOR SALE ON
CEDAR ISLAND ON THE CANAL
AND BAYFRONT. Starting at $49,900
with new seawall, water and sewage.
Owner financing is available with 15%
down (limited number at this price).
Call Don Everett Sr. at 850-584-6666.
tfnWO
For Sale By Owner: 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home on Puckett Rd. Call 850-402-
5459 or 850-284-3307.
10/05-10/28
House for Sale: To be moved: small
wood frame 2 bedroom 1 bath fixer-
upper. Would make a good hunting/fish
camp. Call 584-3001 or 843-0271.
For Sale or Lease Purchase: New
House in Ocean Pond Subdivision only
a few miles from Keaton Beach, FlR.
1568 sqft of living area three bedroom,
two bath new house with all new
appliances, carpet and hardwood
flooring. Open kitchen living room area
sitting on 2 acres of land ready to move
in. Reduced to $134,900 MAKE
OFFER. Call 850-672-0536.
10/7-11/18



2500 Dodge Ram Diesel with the head
gasket blown. $2000 asis. Call 850-
838-6466.
10/1210//28
2005 Buick Le Sabre Limited. One
owner, non-smoker. Good tires, clean,
84,000 easy miles. $7,900. call 838-
2003.
10/14,10/21


1998 Z71 4x4 $5400
2001 Elantra $3494.
2004 Sebring $5900
1994 Blazer $2500.
1993 Crown Vic $1900.
1993 Ranger $1699.
Trade ins Welcome.
850-584-8900


2008 Cadillac STS, 25,000 miles,
leather, navigation, sunroof, heated
seats, blue tooth, etc. Call Sherry at
223-7156 (after 5 p.m. 584-3699).
$26,500.
10/28
1999 Pontiac GrandAm. Excellent
transportation, runs great, like new
tires, needs cosmetic TLC. $3500,
OBO call Tammy at 584-7714.
10/19,10/21



Pop Up Camper. Has 2 new tires, new
light port plug for hook up. Propane
tank, stove and sink. Everything works.
In good condition, need some minor
repairs. $600 OBO, call 850-672-0590.
10/14,10/21


Coleman pop-up camper, $4,500 OBO.
Call 578-2130
10/12-10/28

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09/30,10/28 and complete lawn service. Call 584-
6737.
Taylor Correctional Institution is Tfn
accepting applications for AZ
Correctional Officer positions
Trainee rate of pay is $1,077.20 JM Handyman Home Repairs, LLC
biweekly. Certified rate of pay is Pressure washing, painting, concrete,
$1,184.92 biweekly. wood decks, Ceramic tile, laminate
Applicants must be at least 19 years of wood available, Mobile Home Repairs,
age with high school diploma or RV Leak Repairs. 838-6077 or 584-
equivalent willing to take a drug and 2270.
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Driver's License. JM
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investigation, which includes after July
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misdemeanor involving perjury or false M FlordaForest
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REQUEST FOR LETTERS OF INTEREST
AND QUALIFICATIONS FOR TAYLOR
COUNTY COMMUNITY
TRANSPORTATION COORDINATOR
The Taylor County Board of
Commissioners Is seeking letters of
Interest and statements of
qualifications from agencies or firms
SInterested In coordinating
transportation services for the
transportation disadvantaged In
STaylor County, Florida. The selected
contractor will be designated
Community Transportation
Coordinator for the Transportation
Disadvantaged Program, as
authorized by Chapter 427, Florida
* Statutes, and more fully described In
Rule 41-2 of the Florida Administrative
Code. Experience with eligibility-
based transportation services Is
required.
The Community Transportation
Coordinator Is defined by Chapter
427, Florida Statutes as a
transportation entity recommended
by the appropriate designated
official planning agency to ensure
that coordinated transportation
services are provided to the
transportation disadvantaged
population In a designated service
area. The Community Transportation
Coordinator has full responsibility for
the designated service area. the
Community Transportation
Coordinator has full responsibility for
the delivery of transportation services
for the transportation disadvantaged
as outline in s. 427.015(2).
The transportation disadvantaged
are defined by Chapter 427, Florida
Statutes as those persons who
because of physical or mental
disability, Income status, or age are
unable to transport themselves or
purchase transportation and are,
therefore, dependent upon others to
obtain access to health care,
employment, education, shopping ,
. social activities, or other life
sustaining activities, or children who
are handicapped pr high risk as
defined in s. 411.202.
Letters of Interest are required to
Include statements of qualifications
In the following areas: knowledge of


Chapter 427, Florida Statutes
requirements, experience applying
for grant funding, experience
contracting with transportation
providers, experience contracting
with purchasing agencies, a
description of scheduling and routing
computer software used to
coordinate transportation, a list of
available vehicles and ability to
acquire vehicles. Letters or Interest
and qualifications should be limited
to six (6) pages.
Letter of interest and qualifications
shall be submitted to Taylor County
Board of Commissioners, ATTENTION:
Annie Mae Murphy, Clerk of Court,
P.O;.Box 620/ 108 N Jefferson St # 102,
Perry, Florida 32348. Letters must be
clearly marked LETTER OF INTEREST
AND QUALIFICATIONS FOR TAYLOR
COUNTY COMMUNITY
TRANSPORTATION COORDINATOR.
Letters of Interest and qualifications
must be received by 4:00 p.m.
November 15, 2011. Letter of interest
and qualifications will be opened
November 15, 2011 at 6:10 p.m. In a
regularly scheduled Taylor County
Board of Commission Meeting.
Faxed and emalled responses will not
be accepted. Late Letters will be
returned unopened with the
notation, This letter of Interest was
received after the delivery time
designated for the receipt and
opening In the legal notice. Only
responses to the request for letters of
Interest and qualifications will be
considered If a request for proposals
Is Issued for Community
Transportation Coordlnoator. The
Taylor County Board of
Commissioners reserves the right to
accept or reject all responses in the
best Interest of the State and/or the
County.
TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
10/19

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THIRD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO. 11-468-CA
CITIZENS STATE BANK, a
Banking corporation organized and
Existing under the laws of the State of
Florida,
Plaintiff,
-vs-
KWR, LLC, a Florida Limited Liability
Company; Kenny Wlllmer a/k/a KEN
WILLMER; ROXANNE WILLMER; STRIKE
YACHTS, INC., a Florida
Corporation; and John Doe and
Jane Doe as unknown tenants In
possession,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE Is hereby given that ANNIE
MAE MURPHY, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Taylor County, Florida will
on the 15th day of NOVEMBER, 2011,
at 11:00 a.m. at the front door of the
Taylor County courthouse In the City
of Perry, Florida, offer for sale and sell
at public outcry to the highest and
best bidder for cash, the following
described property situated In Tayor
County, Florida, to-wtt:
Parcel No. 32-04-07-05641-400
Commencing at the point of
Intersection of the East boundary line
of the SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Section 32,
T4S, R7E, and the South R/W line of
U.S. Highway 98 and run
Southwesterly .along said R/W,630
*.*,-Ftc f' rh U f egilrnig;
thence from said POB run South,
parallel to the East boundary line of
sold SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 and NW 1/4 of
SE 1/4 600 feet; thence run
Southwesterly parallel to the South
R/W line of said Highway, 803 feet,
more or less, to the West boundary
line of the NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Section
32, T4S, R7E; thence run North, along
said forty line, 600 feet to the South
R/W line of sold Highway;thence run
Northeasterly along said R/W line,
803.1 feet to the POB. The
aforementioned land containing ten


(10) acres more or less, and lying In
the NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Section 32,
T4S, R7E, In County of Taylor And
State of Florida
pursuant to the Final Judgment of
Foreclosure and Replevin entered In
a case pending In said Court, the
style of which Is as set out above,
and the docket number of which Is
11-468,CA. Any person claiming an'
Interest In the surplus from the sale, If
any, other than the property qwner
as of the date of the Iis pendens must
file a claim within sixty-,(60) days after
the sale.
WITNESS my hand and the official
seal of said, Court, this 18th day of
October, 2011
Annie Mae Murphy
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Taylor County, Florida
By; Marti Lee
Deputy Clerk

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TAYLOR
COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
File No. 11-562-CP
DIANE A. RIGONI,
Division
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
(Summary Administration)
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR
DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE
ESTATE:
You are hereby notified that an
Order of Summary Adminisrtatlon has
been entered In the estate of DIANE
A. RIGONI, deceased, File Number
11-562-CP; by the Circuit Court for
Taylor County, Florida, Probate
Division, the address of which Is 108
N. Jefferson St., P.O. Box 620, Perry, FL
32348; that the decedent's date of
' death was December 30, 2010; that
the total value of the estate Is
$5,440.00 and that the names and
addresses of those to whom It has
been assigned by such order are:
Creditors:
NONE
Beneficiaries:
CHARLES M. RIGONI
4431 Green Island Road
Valdosta, GA 31602
PAMELA R. PARKER
106 Bishop Blvd
Perry, Fl 32347
CHRISTOPHER F. RIGONI
4151 Montessori Drive
Pensacola, FL 32504
PAMELA R. PARKER AS TRUSTEE OF THE
DIANE A. RIGONI DECLARATION OF
LIVING TRUST DATED THE 28TH DAY OF
AUGUST, 2002, AS AMENDED
106 Bishop Blvd
Perry, FL 32347
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE
NOTIFIED THAT:
All creditors of the estate of the
decedents and persons having
claims or demands against the
estate of the decedent other than
those for whom provision for full
payment was made In the Order of
Summary Administration must file
their claims with thl court WITHIN THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION
733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE
CODE.
ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED
NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER
APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, ANY CLAIM
FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER
THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS
T me ae art puDUcationof 'his
Notice is October 19, 2011.
Attorney for Person Giving Notice:
John 1. Fishburne, III
Attorney for Petitioners
Email: ltishburneg@axtaxlaw.com
Florida Bar No. 0977578
Purcell, Flanagan, Hay & Greene
1548 Lancaster Terrace
Jacksonville, FL 32204
Telephone: (904) 355-0355
Person Giving Notice:
Pamela R. Parker
106 Bishop Boulevard
Perry, FL 32348


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is free in 4-H. All completed forms must be on file at the 4-H office prior to a youth
participating in a 4-H program. The forms are available online at http://taylor.ifas.
ufl.edu as well as the latest news, pictures and information on Taylor County 4-H
programs. For more information on 4-H programs in Taylor County, please contact
the Extension Office at 838-3508. Shown above are members of 4-H Cloverbuds
Club during their September club meeting visiting Forest Capital State Museum and
Cracker Homestead. The 4-H Cloverbuds Club is for youth ages 5-8 and led by 4-H
volunteers LeEtta Land and Robin Walker.


Saturday, Oct. 29
7-9 pm Pavilion


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$5.00 for Children
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You are invited to attend the


Cub Scout Breakfast @
First Baptist Church,


7:00 a.m.


King Tree Parade (Downtown) 10:00 a.m.


Lumberjack Shows

Kid's Lumberjack Camp


12 noon,
2:30 & 4 p.m.
2:30 p.m.


MAIN STAGE ENTERTAINMENT
National Anthem & Color Guard 12:00 noon
David Ball 12:30 & 3:30 p.m.
Southern Rain 1:30 & 4:30 p.m.
Alibi 2:30 p.m. & 6 p.m.
Broken Trust 7:00 p.m.


All Day
Arts and Crafts Show Heavy Equipment Exhibition
Loader Competitions Cross Cut Saw Competitions Heritage Events
Food Vendors & Exhibits Antique Car Show
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World's Largest Free Fish Fry


Lumberjack Show


Antioue Car Show


David Ball


B3UCKE VYE


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