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s. Wakulla County War Eagles S| ,Ll0ld3og fsml Don' forget wearl DS t S gaDUMel ^j^ J Bulldg fans! Don't forgt to wear o[IlHtM teW gafme! SPerty News-He Serving the Tree Capital of the South Since 1889 al 7 21 September 7-8, 2012 News Forum Football fans reminded of stadium rules Taylor County High School administrators reminds Bulldog fans of the following information regarding Varsity and Junior Varsity football games: "During our home games at Dorsett Stadium, you are required to take a seat and watch the game.; If you are not going to the restroom or the concession stand for refreshments, you will be asked to take a seat. Students will not be allowed to play .behind the bleachers, roam or walk in continuous circles around the stadium during the game. If you are asked to take a seat and you refuse, you will be escorted out of the stadium and there will be no refunds given, Parents, please remind your students of these rules. These rules are for the safety of everyone in attendance. As always, we thank you for your continued support of our athletic programs. Go Dawgs!" Historical Society seeking input for new 'They Were Here' book The Taylor County Historical Society is currently seeking new entries foe the upcoming edition of its "They Were Here" series. All biographical sketches and photos of loved ones who have died are welcome. The historical society museum is open every Thursday afternoon from 1-5. Discount pet vaccination clinic is this Saturday Taylor County Veterinary Medical Association will host a discount vaccination clinic benefitting Helping Hands of the Shelter this Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in the parking lot adjacent to Perry Connections (formerly Jackson's Furniture). Both Dr. Tom Fletcher and Dr. Miles Owens will be on site. Microchips will be available for $20 per pet. To date, the association has donated more than, $8,800 to Helping Hands. Library book sale. accepting donations The Friends of the Taylor County Public Library are now accepting donations for their planned Oct. 13 book sale. Donations of not only books but magazines, phonograph records, tapes, videos, CDs, DVDs, games, puzzles and more will be accepted. AMVETS host Poker Run this Saturday AMVETS Post 20 will host a Poker Run on Saturday, Sept. 8. Registration will begin at 9 a.m. at AMVETS' new home located inside the Dansby Building on the Courthouse Square. Kickstands go up at 11 a.m. 6 DiI 11 11C11 5 Hearings set for next two weeks County eyes $38.6 million budget Over the next two weeks, the Taylor County Commission will work to finalize its $38.6 million budget, which includes the first raise for county employees in five years along with money earmarked for improvements to the Taylor CountS Sports Complex and Forest Capital Hall. Corimissioners held several budget workshops in Jul3 and %\ill return to the issue Monday, Sept. 10, when they hold the first of two hearings at 6 p.m. at the Courthouse Annex. At Monday's hearing, the board will vote on its tentative budget. The second hearing will follow on Monday, Sept. 17, at 5:30 p.m., during which the commission will approve its final budget for the 2012-13 fiscal year. Thanks to a projected boost in tangible property values, the county is expecting a bump in ad valorem tax revenue for the next fiscal year--which begins Oct. 1--of $306.000 (Top and right) U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Eddie Wambolt graduated from Taylor County High School in 2003. He joined the military after obtaining his AA degree and is in the middle of his third deployment overseas (his second to Afghanistan). His career as a Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) Specialist means he holds one of the few front-line combat jobs in the Air Force. TACP specialists typically imbed with Army and Marine units "and make the fight a three-dimensional battle." According to the Air Force, "The training is, physically, .mentally and technically intense as you'll,have to be able to operate under any environmental condition alongside some of the military's most elite special operations teams." in the general fund and $52,000 in the MSTU fund (which is funded by a tax imposed on properties outside the Perry city limits for services duplicated by the city, such as fire protection). The board approved its tentative ad valorem property tax rates last month. keeping niillage eten with the current year. When the final vote is cast on. Sept. 17, the rate can only be kept the same or lowered from tentative millage, according to state law. The proposed budget as a whole is $2.6 million less than the current year's budget, with much of the decrease due to several state grant-funded paving projects 'scheduled for completion before Oct. 1, such as the Woods Creek Road resurfacing project. Facing dropping property values for the past several years, the county has had to make cuts each budget cycle, routinely asking departments and constitutional officers to cut around five percent from their individual budgets each year. This year, however, the request was to keep the budget the same (outside of the increased salary costs due to employee raises). Commissioners began this year's cycle much closer to a balanced budget than in the past several years, when they had to cut hundreds of thousands of dollars to even ,.* Please see page 3 *Battlefield By ANGELA M. CASTLEUCCI Staff writer ' At first glance, Eddie Wambolt has the look of any other 27-\ear-old. Fit, tanned and spornng fre-sh ink on his upper bicep. Shannon and Heather Slaughter & Country Clare will headline the seventh annual Pickin' in the Pines Music Festival set for Sept. 28-29. Festival season has arrived! Fall is only a few weeks away and with it comes the seventh annual Pickin' in the Pines Music Festival at Forest Capital State Park. The festival will feature two full days of music on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 28-29, with bluegrass bands from around the region taking the stage at Heritage Pavilion. Weekend tickets are $15 and camping spaces are still available. Headlining the festival will be Shannon and Heather Slaughter & Country Clare. Shannon Slaughter is originally from Chiefland and formerly of the nationally-touring Lonesome River Band. -, Please see page 12 E\es shaded by an FSU cap, it is almost easy to miss the air of alertness he wears like a second skin. It is an alertness fostered on the field in raq and honed during countless anl engagements with Taliban fighters in Afghanistan, Wambolt, who was born and raised in Taylor County, is presently in the rnidst -* Please see page 3 Brannon tapped by Democrats for state attorney seat Bill Brannon has formally announced his candidacy for Third Judicial Circuit state attorney. In accordance with rules set forth by the Florida Department of State, the Democratic Executive Committees in Columbia, Dixie, Lafayette, Suwannee, Madison, Hamilton and Taylor counties selected Brannon to replace State Attorney Robert "Skip" Jarvis Jr. following Jarvis' withdrawal from the race. "I've known Bill Brannon a long time and there is no better advocate for the people of North Florida. Along with his deep roots in the community, Bill would bring the respect of his peers and unparalleled legal experience to the job. As a former state attorney, I know firsthand the importance of this role and -, Please see page 3 Index Perry News-Heraldl onm setion 123rd YPir, No. 36 www.perriTewspapers.com Looking Back......... A-2 Living................... A-4 Religion................ A-5 Sports.................... A-6 Entertainment........ A-7 TV guide ................ A-8 Classifieds ........... A-10 Friday 880 a 6720 r 60% Saturday 88 Sunday A.- 4 72 ^ 40% 1 88' 725 50% Looking Back A-2 Perry News-Herald September 7-8, 2012 A 11 F --TITS S x? = ; amE S Taylor County : High School Band 1{I 1\ 1.I :\S. Jr .,f BAND ROSTER L.,. "':i . .I *. SI r ,: . .. > .'-.I- ,.1.-.-, . r' -.**.- ;~t~ r .n;, , 1 , ,-' 1i -.:',, .i , . . :'ANCn< TAY-LOR TES. ... ',r: ., i' . 1 __;.* ".'Ci'I; '"Vprr-r.r, Drum Ml}o f S THIS PCAG S.ON' ?-OSQ R P.R.Yi BA ND"i B)OOTERS OF TAYLOR COUI'TY HIGH SCHOOL. The Pride of Taylor This photo is dedicated to everyone who loves a marching band! Shown above are members of the 1953 Taylor County High School Band, standing on the old football field (located off Julia Drive at the South Georgia Railroad tracks). The Pride of Taylor Band continues the tradition. Catch the band during half-time at tonight's Bulldog football game at Dorsett Stadium. Glance at theast THE PERRY SNEWS-HERALD August 25, 1977 1ST BAPTIST DEDICATES NEW SANCTUARY Pastor E. L. Mixon and the congregation of the First Baptist Church invited friends in the community to the dedication service for their new house of worship. Guest speaker would be Dr. Paul Meigs with dinner on the grounds following. HOSPITAL WRESTLES WITH MONEY WOES The hospital's board of directors was pictured on fropt page, deep in discussion about the 'institution's money woes. Pictured were Administrator James D. Arnold, Doris Kelynack, Tommy Lynn, Boyd Close, Inman Lilliott, Tom Knight and Dr. James Rawls. KIWANIANS DONATE TO RECREATION Kiwanian Tom Moore was pictured presenting Buddy Humphries a check for $200 to buy equipment for recreational activities at the Jerkins gymnasium. FOUR ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Cyprian E. Casadabon of New DONALD D. LINCOLN SUSAN H. LINCOLN Publisher .'lr:,i, Jwir DEBBIE CARLTON CAROLYN DuBOSE Business Manager Advertising Director ANGELA M. CASTELUCCI KARIN WILLIAMS Staff WriteriAdvertising Sales Graphic Arts MARK VIOLA MICHELE ARNOLD Staff Writer Classified Advertising The Perry News-Herald (ISSN 07470967) is published each Friday by Perry Ne *. papers, Inc., 123S. Jefferson Street, Perry, Florida 32347. Subscriptions are $35 M peryear or $49.00 out of county. Periodicals postage paid at Perry. Florida 323.4 POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Perry ews-Herald, P.O. Box 8-. Perry, FL 32348. The Pey News-Herald welcomes Letters to the Editor reflecting responsibleopinions and views on the news. Please submit letters by Monday at 5 p.m. The Taco Times reserves the right to refuse publication of letters which are libelous or irresponsitlle Name may be withheld II circumstances so require, but all letters submitted shcuIi be signed by the writer and accompanied by a phone number for verification. Welook forward to hearing from youl Ouraddress is Perry, Newspapers, Inc., P I' Box 888, Perry, Florida 32348. e-mail: newsdesk@perrynewspapers.com L Member Perry/Taylor County Chamber of Commerce, Orleans, La., announced the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Rose, to Gerald A. Lemond, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Lemond of Perry. A Sept. 24 wedding was planned in Metairie, La. Mrs. Jean Thomas announced the engagement of her daughter, Patsy, to Milledge Revels, the son of Mrs. Ada Revels of Perry. They would marry Sept. 2 in Antioch Revival Center. An Oct. 23 wedding in Tallahassee would unite Deborah June Davis and Bruce (Skip) Craig Leslie. The bride-elect's parents were Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Davis Jr.; the prospective groom was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leslie of Glassboro, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. James C. When I stand before God at the end of my life, I would hope that I would not have a single bit of talent left, and could say, "I used everything you gave me." --Erma Bombeck I arise in the morning torn between a desire to improve the world and a desire to enjoy the world. This makes it hard to plan the day. --Elwyn Brooks White Life is simple, it's just not easy. --Author Unknown Howard of Crystal Springs announced the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Judy, to Randy Rowell, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Rowell of Shady Grove. A Sept. 10 wedding was planned. PRICE CHECK A one-pound bag of Maxwell House coffee sold for $2.88 at Winn-Dixie, while Hi-Dri or Delta paper towels were 38 cents a roll. Twelve-inch wind-driven turbines were $24.95 at Quality Builders Supply which advertised 2 x 4 studs for 76 cents each. At the A&P, golden ripe bananas were 18 cents a pound and a gallon jug of Clorox beach- was 9 cents with a coupon. -,* Please see page 3 I have a simple philosophy: Fill what's empty. Empty what's full. Scratch where it itches. -Alice Roosevelt Longworth Just living is not enough...one must have sunshine, freedom and a little flower. --Hans Christian Andersen My formula for living is quite simple. Iget up in the morning and I go to bed at night. In between, I occupy myself as best I can. -Carv Grant Remember when... I Customer loyalty By ANTHONY L. WHITE anthonylamarwhite@yahoo.com Nowadays, good fences make good neighbors. But, it wasn't always like that. At least not in the neighborhood I grew up in. Back then, there were only a handful of fences in the neighborhood, and they all seemed to belong to Mr. Charles, who even built fences around property he didn't own. Everyone else in the neighborhood knew that fences were unnecessary because they not only kept neighbors out, they also kept customers out. Keeping customers away was a problem because nearly every house in the neighborhood peddled something. Cousin Fannie Lou, who wasn't really a relative, sold penny cookies and candy. Mrs. Velma, Mrs. Sally, Mrs. Carrie and Mrs. Ma'Dear all sold freeze cups. My Uncle Walter sold miniature potato pies. Mrs. Lillie sold sodas until my grandfather decided to purchase a soda vending machine and put it on our front porch. My grandfather and David Watkins both sold fishing supplies and baits. And, my grandfather and Mr. Ben sold vegetables from their gardens. One year, my grandfather even triedhis hand at growing and selling cigarette tobacco. If Wal-Mart had been around when I was growing up, its biggest competition would have been all the vendors in my old neighborhood. The competition really heated up when the children in the neighborhood became aware of our buying power. "How much are your regular size freeze cups, Mrs. Velma?" we would ask, clinching the handful of pennies, nickels and dimes in our hands. "They're 15 cents', Mrs. Velma would answer and open the freezer door to entice us. "The large ones are a quarter." "Well, Mrs. Ma'Dear's regular size is only a dime', we'd inform her as we pretended to head for the door. Mrs. Velma, "ever the saleswoman, wasn't about to let us walk out of the door with our sweaty hands filled with change. "Wait! Today, I'll let you have the regular size for a dime and the large for 20 cents." It was a win-win situation for us and for Mrs. Velma. We lied about the price of Mrs. Ma'Dear's freeze cups to get a bargain, and Mrs. Velma slashed her prices to beat the competition. This type of bargain shopping didn't work when it came to shopping at my grandfather's. Even when Mrs. Lillie cut the prices on her sodas, my grandfather stood firm about the price of his. "Mrs. Lillie is selling her sodas half- priced;' I remember explaining. "So, if we bought hers, we can save money." My grandfather nodded in agreement. "That means, if we bought hers'," I continued, "you would lose money." "No, I won't, my grandfather answered, undeterred by my bargaining skills. "What do you mean, you won't?" I asked. "I won't lose money if you buy hers because I'll still have a drink machine full of sodas," he answered. "But, you'll be losing something." "What will I lose?" "A roof over your head," he responded, pulling a handful of change out of his pocket. "Do you need me to change that dollar for the drink machine?" "I'll take four quarters," I answered. My grandfather knew how to keep .customers loyal. :,. rI.i ,fllll31C ..r:--..- 'A -i? _ L.,:-: "; ,* C rr.,i;',.,:'. } i.; .- i - - '- *-. 454 *- . ,.1 , ..' s ., ,-: 'i N. 2' : *' 4, ~'. I Perry September 7-8, 2012 9 #News-Herald P.O. Box 888 Perry, Florida 123 S. Jefferson Street (850) 584-5513 I Quotable QuoTes I A-3 Perry News-Herald September 7-8, 2012 Skype, Facebook helps soldiers stay connected BATTLEFIELD AIRMAN Continued from page 1 of his third tour overseas. While the setting and people he deals with on a daily basis are almost biblical in nature, the enemy is armed with a sophisticated arsenal of weapons. "The cultural shock is just incredible. No electricity, no running water. The landscape is very faded compared to how everything is so colorful here... just sand and not much vegetation." Many may remember Senior Airman Wambolt from his days on the football and soccer fields--and tennis courts--during his time at Taylor County High School. He graduated in 2003 and moved on to Tallahassee Community College and later Broward Community College to earn his AA degree. "After that, I came back up here and joined the Air Force in 2006. I was a personal trainer during college and wanted to continue with a career that was athletic. I was especially interested in Special Forces." He is attached to the United States Air Force's 5th Air Support Operations Squadron (5 ASOS) headquartered at Fort Lewis, Wash. When he initially joined the service, Wambolt pursued pararescue training. He later switched to Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) specialists, which is one of the few front-line combat jobs in the Air Force. TACP specialists imbed with Army and Marine units "and make the fight a three-dimensional battle." Wambolt's job is to call in airstrikes, on the right targets at the right time. "It could take from three minutes to 20 to get aircraft launched to track, locate and engage these guys (the Taliban)." The number of enemies they face and the length of the engagements varies, Wambolt said. "Often, they take shots at what we're doing and leave." While living conditions for the locals border on the primitive, Wambolt said his squadron's quarters offer a few comforts such as air conditioned tents--"sleeping on cots with 16 buddies to a tent"--and relative ease in staying in touch with friends and family back home. "We've got satellite phones, Skype and Facebook," he added. Comfortable with describing day-to-day life over there, Wambolt becomes more cautious in his description of the progress marked in the now decade-old military mission. "We are trying to help a country establish themselves... and protect innocent civilians and offer them the right to a free life." Wambolt fights for freedom on the battlefield every day he is deployed. What rewards do his fellow countrymen offer him when they learn of his service? "Most people just say 'thank you'." Senior Airman Eddie Wambolt joined the U.S. Air Force in 2006. Three years later, he was in the middle of his first deployment overseas, serving in Iraq. Brannon has worked in both public, private sectors BRANNON Continued from page 1 it is with that experience and understanding that I wholeheartedly back Bill for state attorney," Florida Democratic Party Chairman Rod Smith said. "I'm honored to accept this nomination, and I look forward to working with our community to ensure that justice is administered fairly and with the highest standards of accountability," Brannon said in accepting the candidacy nomination. Brannon has decades of legal experience, having worked in both private practice and as an assistant public defender for the Third Judicial Circuit. From- 2004 to 2010, he was chosen by the Third Circuit judges to serve as the first general magistrate 1977 Crime Beat: Poodle, wrenches, billfold stolen GLANCE ATTHE PAST Continued from page 2 The Dance Workshop announced its fall line- up of classes with Angela McDade as instructor. A unique advertisement consumed a quarter-page of the newspaper and declared: "This is Gerald Lyle, teacher at Taylor County Junior High. In 1975, he earned $11,120; in 1976, he earned $11,259. Now after 14 years of teaching, the school board wants to pay Gerald Lyle $11745. Can you support' a family of five on this salary? Neither Can Gerald." The message was purchased by the Taylor Education Association. CRIME BEAT A poodle, valued at $60, was stolen from Malloy Street; wrenches were taken from the recreation department; a mailbox was vandalized on Pineland Street; and a billfold was taken from an unattended shopping cart at Winn-Dixie. $500,000 earmarked for sports complex COUNTY Continued from page 1 out recurring revenue and recurring expenses. To accommodate the raises, however, the commission did have to make several cuts to requested budget increases, including reducing a $90,000 budget increase for the sheriff to $60,000, and keeping its United Way funding at slightly more than $20,000, denying a request to increase it to $50,000. The board did approve an increase a the Taylor County Development Authority's (TCDA) operating budget, but kept the move "revenue neutral" by not putting any money into the TCDA incentive reserve fund this year. The budget does include new line item for MainStreet Perry with S$10,000, down from the original $15,000 requested by the organization. One item not settled in the budget is a late funding request from the Perry- Taylor County Chamber of Commerce, which approached the commission at its Aug. 21 meeting, asking for $5,000. The commission asked the delegation of about a dozen local business owners to wait for a decision until the board could get an estimate from constitutional officers on how much money they expect to turn back in to the county as cash carry forward at the end of the current fiscal year. The issue is expected to reappear during the budget hearings. The cash carry forward, which is considered non- recurring revenue, will go into the county's reserve accounts next year. Also during the budget process, the commission agreed to earmark money in its reserve for capital projects for several issues, including the Taylor County Sports Complex, Forest Capital Hall, board room renovations and several parks. 352-498-3332 L , * f ACROSS .ROM ROy'S S STIINHMATCHEE. F Open 7 Days 0 am I am '* rn A summary of the earmarks includes: $500,000 for the sports complex (for the construction of a girls softball field, lighting and restrooms); $85,000 to repave the parking lot at the Courthouse Annex (which is linked to the City of Perry's recently announced downtown revitalization efforts); S $40,000 for improvements at Forest Capital Hall; $5,000 for Shady Grove Park (to purchase a cover for the playground equipment); $3,000 for Steinhatchee Park (to purchase playground equipment); and $35,000 for mosquito LIVE Entertainment Weekends Daily Lunch Specials Good Food Sports Bar and Package Store HAPPY HOUR EVERYDAY FROM 3:30 7:30 $2 DOMESTIC BEER 2 FOR 1 WELL DRINKS POOL TABLES JUKE BOX ARGE BACK PATIO FRIEM)LY ATMOSPHERE Caydanwe 'Bella Catalanolle h pound, 14 ounLceI I inches Ihorn: .unL-2 21. 2012 Lit 2:2 pn Proud Parent.s: Greg & Brandi Shaw Catalanotte Grandparents: Jackie & Reba Shaw John & Betty Green Bill & Karen Catalanotte Great-Grandparents: Mary Goforth Harold & Clara Holman Lila Catalanotte SAYS...... u-I-m control (for a new truck and sprayer). The summary also included $50,000 for renovation of the board room, but at the board's meeting Tuesday, commissioners agreed that once several security improvements were made as well as the purchase of new chairs for the audience, the remainder be added to the funds earmarked for Forest Capital Hall. In the MSTU fund, some $55,000 in the reserve was earmarked for airpacks and breathing systems along with $30,000 for bunker gear for Taylor County Fire- Rescue. TUESDAY & THURSDAY 1 i1 Sr.rl Jefferson St Perry PlRa Noon 3Dpm I Ages 64 to Adults i i ii-ie- i- -- ii ...... ...... r Japanese Sheelkan Karate dojofairpontnet www.perryfldoo coram wwa rryspace tcrmsers ei bho'deii Facebol "Perry hotloian Krate' Sense!i iOwner -also-- YGAl CLASSES Mic& Richa Instructor YOGA Classes 4:306:60pm .UcJa. Wedesd'ay FrIlajy Ages: TFeen Adul perryoga@yahoo.com 386-233-4785 for more info Mixed Martial Arts Training Instructor MMA Classes 6:30-8:30pm Monday Wednesday Friday Ages: 18-AdMu mmapefy@yahoo.com 850843t.261 for more info for the Third Circuit. Later, he served as the executive director of the State Attorney's Office. Prior to entering the legal profession, Brannon worked as a certified public accountant for six years. In addition to his legal experience, Brannon has been actively involved in his community, having served on the board of directors of the Lake City-Columbia County Chamber of Commerce, as chairman of the Columbia County March of Dimes Campaign, president of the Lake City Rotary Club, chairman of the Columbia County Planning & Zoning Board, and on the Judicial Nominating Committee for the Third Circuit. Brannon is a graduate of Columbia High School, the University of Florida and the Florida State University College of Law. 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Together they have raised three children: Jim Sullivan (wife, Suzanne) of Valrico; Kandi Sullivan of Tallahassee; and Valerie Sullivan Murphy (husband, Billy) of Perry. They have five grandchildren: Miranda, Shane, Megan, Grace and Caroline. Insisting that "your presence is our gift," the family cordially invites you to attend this golden anniversary celebration. William Thomas Hall Jr., Amanda Gayle Patrick Patrick, Hall to say vows at First Baptist Doyle E. Lundy of Perry announces the engagement of his daughter, Amanda Gayle (Lundy) Patrick, to William Thomas Hall Jr., the son of Tommy and Debbie Hall, also of Perry. The bride-elect is also the daughter of the late Gayle Johnson. Her maternal grandparents are Donnie and Barbara Johnson, Frank Welch and the late Jeanette Welch. Her paternal grandparents are Delton and Shirley Lundy. The prospective groom is the grandson of Mildred Glover Sisson, the late Arthur Sisson, the late Frank Glover, and the late Ellen and Roy Hall. The couple will be married on Oct. 6, 2012, in the First Baptist Church at 4 p.m. with a cake and punch reception following. Out-of-town invitations will be issued; all friends and family members are invited to attend. Get Real auto insurance that comes with a real Agent Tavlor County invited O'Toole's welcomes Fall with tours, painting O'Toole's Herb Farm in Madison has filled the months of Fall with workshops and tours, inviting Taylor County neighbors to participate. If you're interested in yoga, sessions begin Sept. 22, many ending with an herbal luncheon. On Oct. 20, O'Toole's will be a part of New Leaf Market's Fifth Annual Farm Tour, and will feature demonstrations by Get real answers about your auto insurance from a real, local agent. Call today for a free, no-obligation quote on your Auto, Home and Life coverage 850-584-2371 htto .'bigbe.ndarea-[fb.c comr Freddy Pits Ryan Perry Agency Manager Agent fredly rhstli f comr ryan pirry-@tbfc.corr 24/7 Claims Service Call 1-866-275-7322 813 8. Washington St. Perry K~mi~umninuf7.7um~ $99.00 Includes Kids Frames, Single Vision Lenses Ey Eand Eye Examination ACCENT EYECARE CENTER Accent Eyecare Center Pr. Michael A. Walby 404 E. Ash Street pDrr. Cl 44kt Offer good through September 28, 2012 ra [ y, ri. aJ-t Visa, Master Card, Discover CardsAccepted Call 850-5584-2200 01J j i sAv.mi. .i r;lG h C+r-sCli C rr veFfioe. iife i :r ;.]T..:iui 'a e gc ,l N '-l p.,inl .P, a o1l.] i r, tpC tje oI f pa,r-ri -.a rrj mrrrj-, To T pa. .-oea1npal fl-ricr- Or, m T i i rr.S a ariovntr oar ri T-,... i-. ir. "TClrT,.-d ar .!,. i1 a esuit of & within 72 hours of responding to the advertisneent for te free, discounted fee, or reduced fee serees. examriations. or treatment. a- i Carrie lbritZon and 'Roland arly remindJfriend and relaltee of Uteir wedding on Saturday, September 15,2012, at 5 pm int theral 'Preabylrian Church. Sreception wllufo ow tL ceremony. lAUjamily andfrienda are iwiled. A. A blacksmith John Lacefield. On Oct. 27, Anda Chance will teach a class on painting botanicals using watercolors. The season climaxes with a Christmas Open- House on Dec. 8 featuring vendors (Sweet Grass Dairy, Tupelo Bakers, 94dM & V^tn classes Monticello Vineyards) and demonstrations. The farm is located at 305 NE Artemesia Trail in Madison. We pay top dollar for Gold Diamonds NEW LOCATION next to Perry Pawn Broker* 1856 S. Jefferson St.* Perry SA 850 584-5200 Mnat.L ~ 3 io Join us as we Pray For, Support and Encourage these Unsung Heroes: Police Officers, Firemen and EMTs. Each Sunday in September we will have one of these unsung heroes visiting our Morning Service at 9:45. We invite everyone to come out and meet them. Faith Baptist Church 1439 N. Byron Butler Pkwy. Perry, FL 584-2980 ALL TRI-COUNTY ELECTRIC MEMBERS ARE INVITED WHAT: Tri-County Electric Cooperative's 72n Annual Meeting WHEN: Saturday, September 15, 2012 WHERE: Van H. Priest Auditorium, North Florida Community College, Madison, FL TIME: Registration 9:00 a.m.; business meeting 10:00 a.m. ENTERTAINMENT: LifeSong, Madison, FL GUEST SPEAKER: Luther Beauchamp, Professional Speaker, Chiefland, FL The meeting will conclude with the drawing of a number of valuable prizes including this used 2003 Chevrolet truck. This could be you! Serving Madison, Jefferson, Taylor and Dixie Counties .... I.. . v ,7,,,v W lAk Religion A-5 Perry News-Herald September 7-8,2012 For veterans and needy children Saturday's yard sale, craft sale benefits Taylor County United After weeks of planning, Taylor County United will stage its yard sale and craft sale this Saturday, Sept. 8 beginning at 7:30 a.m. The event will be held on the grounds of Evangel Christian Fellowship Church on Courtney Road. Members believe the food, alone, could lure you there. They promise sausage biscuits, hamburgers and hot dogs, as well as "bake sale" items and drinks. Games will be offered for the kids. Vendors secured places before Aug. 28 and will offer a variety of crafts, as well as yard sale "treasures." All proceeds from this event will be channeled through the organization toward local veterans needing financial assistance and needy children at Christmas. For additional information, please contact Michele McLeod at 584-5805 or Elaine Richardson at 371-1653. TIDBITS: 'When the inside is clean, the outside shines...' SBy SARAH HALL Our prayer list includes: Mildred Alexander at Some, Thelma Newberry at home, Essie Anderson at Tallahassee Memorial ;Hospital, Viola Miller at Some, Sandra Clayton S(surgery), and all. the S residents of Marshall Health S Care and Rehabilitation. Let us remember, too, the families in bereavement: the families of thelate Chris Roberts (mother, Emestine Roberts) of Miami, and the families of A.C. Boykins. in the loss of his daughter. Women's Day New Brooklyn Missionary Baptist Church will hold its annual Obituaries Bonnie Fayetta Higgenbotham Bonnie Fayetta Higgenbotham, 65, died Sunday, Sep. 2, 2012, in Perry. She was born in Deland on Oct. 24, 1946, to Herman Joseph Deogracios and the former Mary Jane Hall. Mrs. Higgenbotham was a homemaker. She was preceded in death by her parents,, a brother, two sisters and a grandson. She is survived by: two daughters, Lucinda (Randy) Harris of South Carolina, Women's Day Sunday, Sept. 9,.during the 11 a.m. worship hour. Sunday School will start at 9:30 a.m. with Sister Lessie Gent as superintendent. Sister Leslie Dunnell is president and the Rev. D.L. McBride is pastor. Always... No matter where life leads or what tomorrow brings, God's love is always there...to still the storm, to light the sky and to lead the way. Citywide Mission meets Citywide Mission will be held at Antioch CassandraEds, of Colorado; four sisters, Rosemary French, Betty Hart, Delores Eilers and Carol Oxford; seven grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. No services are planned at this time. Joe P. Burs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Rose Marie Grimes Rose Marie Grimes, 58, died Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2012, at her home in Miami. She was a native of Taylor Cards of Thanks Strickfand Dear Taylor County friends and family, On behalf of the family of William ."Bill" Strickland, we would like to extend our deepest appreciation to each Sof you as you thought of us during our time of loss. Many prayers were lifted, cards sent, flowers and plants delivered; many visits helped us know how much you care. We are grateful for the wonderful care by Shands Hospital, by Home Health Care as well Sas with Big Bend Hospice. We especially thank Carol Patrick and Erica Trani, two of the best RNs in our area. The special attention given by Holly Cruce will K never be forgotten, S Gratitude too, for the Friends and family that gathered with us for the service, for the unmatched kindness and care of the Bums Funeral Home and for their direction of Bill's memorial service. Brother S Danny Lundy ministered to S our family and moved our Hearts during Bill's service. We are so grateful to the Members of our First Baptist . : Church family; especially Sfor the love and care as they ": prepared and served a great 7- meal to the family. So many 'people are to be thanked, and I hope that we do not omit a soul that shared something with us during this time. We thank God for you all and will be forever grateful. Missionary Baptist Church on Sunday, Sept. 9, at 2:30 p.m. The Rev. Tony O. Graham invites everyone to participate. Keep hope alive With God, every day is a day to hope for the best, to believe our prayers are being heard, to believe good news is on the way, and that anything can happen between yesterday and tomorrow. Another Women's Day coming... Antioch Missionary Baptist Church will celebrate its annual Women's Day on the third County. Survivors include: her husband, Solomon Grimes of Miami; one daughter Precious Seymour of Miami; her father, A.C. Boykins of Perry; two aunts, Essie Anderson and Ethel McKnight, both of Perry. Graveside services will be held Saturday, Sept. 8, at 10 a.m. at Springhill Cemetery. Evans-Walker Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. S.'LIn(dI .1', I- 1Hil. )l e I.41t11' S i l .LI j. .l ni. 'AU irnm q\'r, i,,ri .Irv (.. l 1 1 i m . i 'edn,| d.!I\ lil blurk a1 1 ) p !i Sunday, which is Sept. 16. You are reminded .to mark your calendar and attend. Men's Day is Sunday St. Peter's Primitive Baptist Church will observe Men's Day on Sunday, Sept. 9, at 11 a.m. with Elder Chester Davis as guest speaker. Davis is a former pastor, now of Port St. Joe. From the inside, out... Some of us are very meticulous when it comes to being clean on the outside. We bathe regularly, brush our teeth, keep our hair neat. Our clothes are clean. Our manicures and pedicures are part of our monthly budget. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that. But more important than that is keeping our "inside" clean--our heart, our mind,. our soul! Our spirits are filled with all kinds of unseen filth. Our thoughts are constantly spewing out negative comments, feeding into a pattern that keeps us from seeing the beauty of life that God intended. Yes, from head to toe, our outsides look good. But a glance into our "inner side" would shock even us! How often do we. say good things about people and to people? Everyone is our Honored Guest! 14 i .il',i i' n St F'er ,,, Flj. Te'l t.ih,.,n m )L;4._ A f.I m' F ,'.l il p ,.''i r r i it ,_ g ,n i..n l iu n n f/ WHAT: Westside Baptist Church Revival WHO: Brother Randy Perry WHERE: Westside Baptist Church WHEN: Friday, Sept. 14 at 7 pm Saturday, Sept. 15 at 7 pm Sunday, Sept. 16 at 11 am & 6 pm WHY: To hear the singing and preaching of the Randy Perry Ministries spreading the Word of God, and inviting people to come to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. Everyone is invited to come and hear the wonderful music and spirit-filled preaching. Westside Baptist Church 3255 Hwy. 98 West For more information call (850) 584-5915 I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Remember: God looks at the heart. You may fool people but you won't fool God. Let's do a personal inventory and where there is petty jealousy, put in appreciation for others. Where there is criticism, add love and understanding. Where there is doubt, be open and accountable. Stop playing mind games and trying to outsmart everybody. Be supportive of others and they may be supportive of you. When the inside is clean, the outside shines. Worship with us at St. James Episcopal Church aiSBADSERVjCES.S HolyEucharst 8 & 0am a Sunday School 9 a m Nursery Available Located at 1100 W. Green St. Church Office: 584-7636 emanrai S l-C .n;:I urch 'airpointr el Keep Your Eyes Upon Jesus "God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble Therelore ,'e will not fear, though the earth give wayand the mountains fall into the heart ofthe sea." --Psalm 46:1-2 For more information please contact LAKESIDE BAPTIST CHURCH "A Place to Call Home" SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 6:00 p.m. Discipleship Training 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship WEDNESDAY SERVICES S3O p.. Prayer Meeting Mission Activities DwarJonnes. Pastor Hwy.27 584-5688 f- .Priscilla's iW^U.Pick orwepick 'OJk Peanuts OPEN MON.-SAT. DAYLIGHT 'TIL DARK **CALL FIRST**(850) 948-4816 607 S.W. Debary Way, Sirmans, Fla. Jiffy Food Stores 4 Convenient Locations 03 $. Jefferson (O'PEN 2 HOL RS) ,, ,: -. 8,. ;-. E N.X 1 AI H1.). L. Badcock&1"a we 225 S. Jefferson St 584-5891 Estabished 1904 "We'll Treat You Right Goodman's BBQ 2429 S. Byron Butler Pkwy.* 584-3751 "Best BBQ in Taylor County" Buckeye Community Federal Credit Union 1825 S.Jefferson St. Perry, F1.32348 1-850-223-7100 Support Your Local Churches St. Johns Christian Fellowship Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Study/Prayer Meeting Cody McNeese, pastor L''ct 'i at t ,hr olntecrsetn P Mit l u in PI a o e R 5 7251 \_ Loctted at the intersecton of Pur.Mett Rd ard Go0 Course Rd 584-7251 / S nmn t urito t4 MNO.I1. :I t ,'I o ,'h fwh hor and re heaiv.r ir'n I vir ,;.f ic \ 1 I 'L ' Cor r ,iJ !.t n ,i rI t 1. l e ; n t/ih u i th. 'r 'i ;la .11 ;i if ub i , Come study online http://en.netIog.com/lronyoda B Sports v Keaton Beach Fishing Report Isaac improves Gulf water color BY PAT MCGRIFF onemorecast@gtcom.net Hurricane Isaac actually improved our water condition as it drew the coffee-colored water back north and left us some very dingy, although greener water at Keaton, Dekle and as far north as Warrior. The trout seemed to go right back at it where they left off before Isaac came by. Although this didn't help the scallopers much it was great for the trout anglers on the flats. Trout fishing was great over the holiday weekend for my charters as we had 20 trout to 19 inches, and two reds to 26.5 inches for Brandon White, Steve Lanier and Jackie Greenway of Greensboro,' Ga., on Saturday. We used live pinfish under Back Bay Thunders to catch our fish in 4 to 4.5 feet of water. Sunday, I took a second crew out from the same Georgia area and we had 15 trout with three over 20 inches and one red for Carl Beck and Nancy Lanier. Again our fish ate live pinfish under Cajuns and Back Bay Thunders. Billy Pillow and I went out Wednesday of this week and had a limit in under 2.5 hours. We had 2 over 20 inches with a 26.5 inch red. All-were caught on live pinfish under Back Bay Thunders in 4-5 feet of water. Here are a couple of reports from the Marina: Tommie and Travis Blanchard of Leesburg, Ga., had a limit of scallops on Aug. 25. Mike Frost of Valdosta, Ga., had 7 trout on Gulp in 3-4 feet of water last Saturday. i T F7 7 7 7 Sa 8 8 8 8 Su 9 9 9 9 M10 10 10 Tul 1 Low 1:02AM High 6:25 AM Low 2:27 PM High 8:30 PM Low 12:42 AM High 6:30 AM Low 2:48 PM High 9:32 PM Low 1:48 AM High 7:35 AM Low 4:25 PM High 11:08 PM Low 3:26 AM High 9:28 AM Low 5:37 PM High 12:09 AM 11 11 11 W12 12 12 12 Th13 13 13 13 F 14 14 14 14 Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low 4:59 AM 11:10 AM 6:27 PM 12:51 AM 6:05 AM 12:12 PM 7:07 PM 1:25 AM 6:54 AM 1:01 PM 7:41 PM 1:54 AM 7:36 AM 1:45 PM 8:13 PM Tall Timbers will host hunter clinic Saturday For the past six years, Tall Timbers Research Station and Land Conservancy, north of Tallahassee, has worked with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) to host an early September Youth Hunting Field Day. This year, the name has changed to reflect a program with a broader focus and more opportunities, organizers said. On Saturday, Sept. 8, Tall Timbers and the FWC are hosting a Hunter's Clinic and Safety Course on the grounds of Tall Timbers. The course will run from 8 a.m. 3 p.m. "Certainly anyone can attend, but the clinic is designed -for those who are first-time hunters or those 'who wish to learn more about a specific type of hunting. The clinic will also satisfy the online completion requirement for the hunter safety class," said George Warthen, FWC regional coordinator for Hunter Safety and Public Shooting Ranges. "Those who attend will have the chance to attend a specialty topic of their choosing." The four specialty hunting topics they can pick from are deer, wild turkey and quail, waterfowl and archery. All of the instructors are either wildlife biologists or accomplished in their area of instruction. The $10 registration fee includes lunch. Those interested in registering early can do so online at MyFWC.com/Hunting, or call 850-413-0085 for more information. Speckedfi t One More Cast Blues, etc. e Operating from Keaton Beach Marina No Fishing License Required For Customers (850) 584-9145 www.onemorecast.net 200 Kate Dr. ill Pat McGriff US.C.G. License Perry, FL 32348 Call me today to see how much you can save with Allstate's good student discount. (850) 584 5188 MARK PELT 1000-A S JEFFERSON ST PERRY a242189@allstate.com Allstate. You're m good eids, Ditsoun and Insoiana acred ond wy r ucid csnpqr aiv subiarl to availfbey and eilalllaos, tLstlae insuraree COmOany. AllIstat Proputoad QaCitsIa n )"rance CoWarv a 4 AllsJute IWmnityl! ,)snWnyn 10nothbtiw, a. !L S 2009 Astate In$;rane Compnl. Wednesday, September 5,2012 A-6 Perry News-Herald September 7-8, 2012 'Dogs will host War Eagles tonight After struggling to a 20- 19 win last week over Dixie County, the Taylor County High football team is hoping to recover somewhat this week as the Bulldogs entertain Wakulla at Perry's Dorsett Stadium. Recovering won't likely be an easy task. The War Eagles went all the way to the Class 5A finals last year before losing and finishing the season with a 12-3 record. And, last week, Wakulla blasted Panama City- Mosely 44-10 in their season opener. But the Bulldogs gave Wakulla all it could handle last year in Medart. Although eventually losing 30-21, Taylor County made a goal line stand with about 4 minutes left in the game and trailing 23-21. But two plays later the Bulldogs committed their sixth turnover of the night leading to Wakulla's final score. After squeezing by Taylor County last year, the War Eagles lost two in a row to North Florida Christian and Fort White before reeling off 10 straight victories to get to the state championship game. Taylor County running back Jake Smyrnios (7) runs for some of his 147 . yards against Dixie County last week. Providing assistance are Eury Holmes S(2) and Moral Stephens (3). I Coach Scott Klees appears to have his team in mid-season form early this year. Demetrius Lindsey is the War Eagles' top runner. Last week he broke a 50- yard kickoff return and later scored on a 45-yard dash. Look for Monterious Loggins to also run the ball effectively. Jordan Franks leads Wakulla in pass receptions. Last week he caught several touchdown passes as the War Eagles amassed nearly 400 yards of offense against Mosley. Taylor County did have a couple of bright spots in last week's win over Dixie County. Jake Smyrnios carried the ball 14 times for 147 yards and Jaymonte McLeod had 6 catches for 45 yards and two touchdowns. For the second week in a row linebacker Luke Kallschmidt returned an opponent's turnover for a touchdown. While the previous week's was, a 52- yard return of a fumble, last week he intercepted a pass and returned it 25 yards for a score. Kickoff for tonight's (Friday) game is set for 7:30 p.m. Trout tournament set for Saturday The Taylor County 8, out of Keaton Beach Tourism Development Marina. Council (TDC) is The top prize in the sponsoring a fall trout tourney, which guarantees tournament Saturday, Sept. a $3,000 payout in cash Safety course planned at Turner Youth Center The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is offering a free hunter safety course in Jefferson County. The course will be at the Beau Turner Youth Conservation Center, 9194 S. Jefferson Highway, Monticello. Instruction is from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 8 and 1 to 5 p.m. Sept. 9. Students who have taken the Internet course and wish to complete the classroom portion must bring the online-completion report and attend only the Sept. 9 session from 1 to 5 p.m. The hunter safety course is required for people born on or after June 1, 1975, to purchase a Florida hunting license. The FWC course satisfies hunter-safety training requirements for all other states and Canadian provinces. For more information, visit MyFWC.com/ HunterSafety or call Hunter Safety Coordinator George Warthen at 850-265-3676. Taylor County Veterinary Medical Association Dr. T. Fletcher & Dr. M. Owens will be conducting a DISCCjUNT VACCINATION CLINIC to benefit Helping Hands of the Shelter Saturday, Sept. 8h 9 a.m. 12 noon Perry Connections ,if'-,[er I Jackson's Furniture) Two vets on site... minimal waiting. Flea Control and Heartworm Prevention is available for purchase. Free routine worming with vaccinations, Microchips $20. The Taylor County Veterinary Medical Association has donated more than $8,800 to Helping Hands of the Shelter and prizes, is $1,000 for the heaviest 5-trout stringer. The second top stringer will get $600 and third place will receive $300. There are also cash and merchandise prizes for big trout and big redfish plus several other categories. The entry fee is $30 per person with fishing allowed from safe light until 3 p.m. For more information contact Capt. Ashley Mock at 843-0566 or the Taylor County Chamber of Commerce at 584-5366. Congratulations Varsitv Players of the Week Offense Defense Jake Smymios #7 Luke Kallschmidt #20 GRAVES DRIVE-IN Burgters!,. Hwy. 21 N., 584-3669 Open Mon.-Sat., Closed Sun. Call ahead and use our drive-thru or dine-in. SColumbian SSv S|XrTswcarC'ompany We have Columbia (_i Sportswear and T-Shirts L R for all ages see wrat's out atheet Visit us inside Wal-Mart Subway on the Parkway 584-7820 2234 Hwy. 19 S. 584-7844 TEAM T-SHIRTS Plain Screen Print Sequined S Rhinestone t ft Bulldog Head P Paw Prints bulldogs 'i i New Location 1723 S. Jefferson St. 223-3215 ,:l.rv P1.l-..i ih'p[.r Center, Next to CFCU- Mon.-i. 9-5;30, Sat. 9-12:0 [11 Entertainment A-7 Perry News-Herald September 7-8, 2012 Film society, Bach Parlay showcase 'Bach & Friends' 'Hit and Run' is funny but it crashes in the final act The lovable, if a bit goofy, "nice guy" is a common archetype in films, and actors who can pull off that role can usually be pretty confident in their future job prospects. Just look at Michael Cera ("Juno," "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World") or Jay Baruchel .("The Sorcerer's Apprentice," "How to Train Your Dragon"). But, if those opportunities aren't coming your way, there's always another way to land a role. Make your own movie. And that's just what Dax Shepard ("Parenthood") did, writing, co-directing and starring in "Hit and Run," a raunchy j comedy that is equal parts I car chase action and sweet romance. . This isn't really new territory for Shepard, who also wrote, co-directed and starred in 2010's "Brother's Justice," a movie in which he .., plays himself trying to pitch . a ridiculous movie and using all of his connections to get it made. So I guess that makes the production of "Hit and Run" life imitating art imitating life? "Hit and Run" tries to do quite a few things, and thanks to a genuinely funny cast, it actually accomplishes a lot of them. Shepard's script, however, feels pretty disjointed at times and finishes with an ending that is terribly anticlimactic. The story follows .Charles Bronson (Shepard), a man living in witness protection in a small town with his girlfriend Annie (Kristen Bell, "Gossip Girl") and under the less than capable eye of U.S. Marshal Randy Anderson (Tom Arnold, "Madea's Witness Protection"). -"Whei Arinie gets' a job offer in Los' Angeles, Charlie (aka Yul Perrkins), must decide whether to risk returning to his old stomping grounds. Unknown to Annie, Charlie was once a bank robbery getaway driver and went into protection after turning state's evidence against his friends. Soon Charlie and Annie are on their way to L.A. and find themselves being pursued not only by Annie's ex-boyfriend Gil (Michael Rosenbaum, "Smallville"), but also Charlie's ex-partners, led by Alex (Bradley Cooper, "The Hangover"), who has a very personal reason for wanting revenge on Charlie. The characters in "Hit and Run" are painting in broad strokes using archetypes we've seen before. As I mentioned before, Charlie is the nice guy, if you ignore his criminal past and expert driving skills. Annie is the nice girl pacifist, so much so she holds a degree in non-violent conflict resolution. Randy is the slightly neurotic marshal who we first meet as he's shooting away at his ghost-riding minivan. Alex, well he is angry and likes dogs. It makes sense since he wrote the script, but Shepard is likable and funny as Charlie, while Bell (who is engaged to Shepard) does the same for Annie, keeping her character from f //M beconung the insufferable ?. h" hiner that similar characters often become. I give Shepard credit for allowing Charlie to be goofy and even a little silly \with the romance, even if it lea% es the film feeling a little m di jointed when it inevitably returns to the action or raunchy laughs. Still, it's kind of oS eet. whichh honestly, is an odd \\ord to use about a movie that includes a senior-citizen swinger club and a lengthy discussion of Alex's traumatizing experience in prison. The comedy and language in "Hit and Run" is definitely blue, more than earning its R rating. There are plenty of laughs, even if you might feel bad about some of them afterward. Producing much of that humor is Cooper, who is proving to be a versatile actor, bouncing from comedies like "The Hangover" and "Hit and Run" to action and dramas like "Limitless" and "The Words." Here, he plays a great villain, but the script ultimately robs him and his character of any kind of resolution. That's really the biggest problem with "Hit and Run." The ending is terribly unsatisfying. Of course, Charlie and Annie's problems over him keeping his past from her are resolved, but it really doesn't feel organic. It happens because the movie's over and they need to be resolved. As for the rest, it's boom (literally) and "roll credits." "Hit and Run" was never going to be a great movie, but there was a chance for it to be a good movie. Unfortunately, it has to settle for a mostly funny, but ultimately mediocre movie. "Hit and Run" is rated R for pervasive language including sexual references, graphic nudity, some violence and drug content. Only one movie is opening wide this also includes Jeremy Irons, Zoe Saldana, week: "The Words." The drama follows Dennis Quaid and Olivia Wilde. Brian a struggling author (Bradley Cooper, "The Klugman and Lee Sternthal, who co-wrote Hangover") who discovers a decades' old "TRON: Legacy" make their directorial manuscript that he turns into a bestselling debuts here based on their script. book. But his secret will come back to haunt The film is rated PG-13 for brief strong him. The film features an all-star cast that language and smoking CALENDARI OFEV INT AUG. 30-SEPT. 23 SThe Hippodrome kicks off its 40th anniversary season with the Tony Award-winning "Other Desert Cities." Meet the Wyeths, a family that appears to have it all--wealth, political influence and A-list connections. They are "living the dream" in Palm Springs, Calif., but their carefully crafted facade is on the verge of shattering when daughter Brooke reveals the impending publication of her 'tell-all" memoir. The theatre is located at 25 SE 2nd Place in Gainesville. For more information, including showtimes, visit online at thehipp.org or call the box office 352-375-4477. SEPT. 13 Due to popular demand, the cast of "Shut & Bar the Door" will present an encore performance at the Perry Garden Club at 6 p.m. Set in the 13th century in "Merry Ole England,' the story follows a feuding couple, a lost princess, an even more THATRE lost prince and a scheming thief and his assistant. Tickets ($20 each) for the dinner theatre are available at the Perry-Taylor County Chamber of Commerce and from cast members Deidra Newman or Randy Newman. For more information, contact the chamber at 584-5366. All proceeds benefit Kasey Lukens, who is currently battling brain cancer. SEPT. 7 The North Florida Community College Artist Series kicks off its 2012-13 season with Hotlanta Dixieland Jazz at 7 p.m. Jazz with a Southern accent, Hotlanta sets your feet firmly on Bourbon Street in Old New Orleans. Experience the joy, energy and humor of that early American Jazz called Dixieland, including songs from Fats Waller, Hoagy Carmichael, Louie Armstrong and Jelly Roll Morton.Tickets are $12 for adults, $6 NFCC students or children ages 12 and under. For more information, visit www.nfcc. edu or call 850-973-1653. SEPT. 6-9 The Tallahassee Ballet presents An Evening of Music & Dance. featuring favorites from Rick McCullough's 25 years of award-winning choreography. This intimate concert with chamber music at FSU's Opperman Music Hall is for music lovers and dance lovers alike. Remaining showtimes are Sept. 7 at 8 p.m. and Sept. 9 at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $35 adults, $25 for seniors and $20 for children. Tickets can be purchased online at www. tallahasseeballet.org. DON'T BE LEFT OUT If you have an event you would like included in our calendar of events, please call us at 850-584-5513. The Tallahassee Film Society and the Tallahassee Bach Parley present "Bach & Friends," the acclaimed Michael Lawrence documentary about the music of J.S. Bach, with a special appearance by Bach Parley Music Director Valerie Arsenault on Sunday, Sept. 9. The showing will be held at 4 p.m. at All Saints Cinema, located, at 918 Railroad Avenue in Tallahassee. "Bach & Friends" is the celebration of the great master's work in which musicians in all genres not only play, but also speak about why Bach inspires them. From the vocalese of Bobby McFerrin to the beautiful sounds of ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro to the incredible performance of Chris Thile on mandolin, this elegantly styled documentary explores each musician's work and his or her relationship to Bach and his music., In "Bach & Friends," the audience will hear Bach played on crystal glasses filled with water, in resonant churches, and on stage by world class artists such as ; ' Bach Parley Music Director Valerie Arsenault will perform and speak about the music of J.S. Bach. Hilary Hahn, the Emerson String Quartet, B61a Fleck, Edger Meyer and Joshua Bell, each explaining and demonstrating why Bach's music remains so important hundreds of years after it was written. Arsenault, who directs both the Tallahassee Bach Parley as well as Florida State University's Baroque Ensemble, will perform the Prelude from Partita No. 3 in E major on her Baroque violin. Arsenault will also discuss some of the performances in the "Bach & Friends" movie, explain what you will see and not see, and talk about how the musicians in the film are relating to their own idea of Bach. "The film style is so up close and intimate, it gives you a sense of what it is actually like to play the music of Bach yourself," explains Arsenault. Tickets for "Bach & Friends" are $12 for the general public and $10 for Tallahassee Film Society and Tallahassee Bach Parley members, as well as for students with valid IDs. For more information, visit www.tallahasseefilms. com or www. tallahasseebachparley.org or call 850-386-4404. Seasonal Calendars Stephen King, Robin Hood and puppets fill Hippodrome's slate The Hippodrome State Theatre in Gainesville is celebrating its 40th anniversary season with a "jam-packed" line-up that includes Broadway hits, family-friendly plays and a campy production of the cult-classic "Carrie" for the Halloween season. "Join us as we celebrate 40 years of artistic excellence while embarking on our most ambitious and enjoyable season to date," organizers said. The season opened last weekend with "Other Desert Cities"--which will run through Sept. 23--and includes five other plays or musicals. Individual tickets and season passes are available now, with prices varying depending on showtimes. Tickets and season passes can be purchased online at thehipp.org or by calling the theatre box office at 352- 375-4477. The Hippodrome Theatre is located at 25 SE 2nd Place in Gainesville. "Other Desert Cities" Aug. 29 Sept.'23 Meet the Wyeths, a family that appears to have it all-- wealth, political influence and A-list connections. They are "living the dream" in Palm Springs, Calif., but their carefully crafted facade is on the verge of shattering when daughter Brooke reveals the impending publication of her "tell-all" memoir. "Other Desert Cities" is a richly satisfying exploration of the fault lines that exist between privacy, artistic expression, explosive family secrets and the truth. It features crackling wit, razor-sharp one-liners, a fierce cast of characters and a storyline that grabs you and won't let go "Carrie" Oct. 10 Nov. 4 The king of horror's telekinetic cult-classic about a girl and the worst prom ever, takes on a campy twist for the Halloween season. It's a bloody good time. "A Tuna Christmas" Nov. 23 Dec. 23 If you're looking for an alternative to the classic holiday story, "A Tuna Christmas" may be all you need. Those wacky characters from Tuna, Texas, have once again entered the heated Yuletide lawn display contest. Socialite Vera Cirp hopes to win another consecutive victory, but she faces stiff competition from the crusty proprietor of Didi's Used Weapons and from a pair of cowboy-loving Tastee Creme waitresses. "A Christmas, Carol" Nov. 24 Dec. 22 Join Scrooge, Marley, the Cratchits and a host of Christmas ghosts for this holiday favorite. Dazzling special effects, an original adaptation and a timeless message of goodwill have made "A Christmas Carol" one of the most popular Hippodrome productions of all time. "Venus in Fur" Jan. 9 Feb. 3, 2013 The sexiest, funniest, most acclaimed new Broadway play of the season. Meet Vanda, an unusually -talented young actress determined to land the lead in a new play based on the classic erotic novel, "Venus in Furs." Vanda's emotionally charged audition for the gifted but demanding playwright Thomas becomes an electrifying game of cat and mouse that blurs the lines between fantasy and reality, seduction and power, love and sex. "King O' The Moon" Feb. 20 March 17, 2013 It's 1968 in Buffalo, N.Y., and the Pazinski family gathers to honor their late father's memory. They quickly become entangled in each others' problems: Rudy is re-thinking the priesthood, Eddie is preparing for fatherhood and Vietnam, Annie is contemplating divorce and their mother Ellen considers a new romance. There's rarely a quiet moment in the Pazinski household as they hurtle toward the next decade. In this hilarious, heartfelt sequel to "Over the Tavern" (the hit from last season), the Pazinski family has left the conservative 1950s for the rebellious 1960s, but prior knowledge of the family is not a prerequisite to appreciating their ongoing trials and triumphs. "Robin Hood" April 10 May 5, 2013 "Robin Hood" comes alive with sword fighting, archery and hijinks as the Prince of Thieves and his merry men do all the wrong things for -all the right reasons. With relentless quick wit and narrow escapes, this is the legendary tale of good versus evil. Fast-action, sword fighting, trickery and comedy make this a fun-filled adventure for all ages. "Avenue Q" May 29 June 23, 2013 The crown on the Hippodrome's 40th anniversary, season is the internationally beloved Broadway sensation "Avenue Q." Winner of the Tony Award's "Triple Crown" for Best Musical, Best Score and Best Book, "Avenue Q" is a coming- of-age musical, where characters lament that as children, they were assured by their parents, and by certain fuzzy puppets on public television, that they were "special" and "could do anything," but as adults, they have discovered to their surprise and dismay that in the real world their options are limited, and they are no more "special" than anyone else. Movie Starting Frfday, Sept 7 2012 The Campaign Friday 7:30pm NEW Saturday :"':s i rr. ; Sunday 4:00pm . The Odd Life of Timothy Green Friday 730 p.m. Sriay 400pm. The Expendables 2 Friday 7:30a.m i C,. ":iur'u 5:808&3 p.m. ,mrn. 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Vehicles may be located at either of our Quitman or Valdosta dealerships. All prices good through August 31,2012 or until vehicle is sold, whichever comes first. End of lease charges may apply. 4164 N. 888-463-6 VALDOSTA RD. VALDO, MTH inception. i831 STA, GA 2012 JEEP PATRIOT 1 4.1 ................._...._..._________~.~ m A-10 Perry News-Herald September 7-8, 2012 lassif I ds YARD Yard sale. Saturday, 3930 Oaklane Dr. behind King Tree Video, 8 a.m. until. Lots of boy and girl clothes, and other stuff. 09/07 Carport sale. Saturday, 7:30 until 11:30 a.m., 506 N. Quincy St. next' to City Park. Rolling tool chest, leaf blower, limb trimmer, drill, bench vise, wrenches, chainsaw. lawn edger, new camp stove, helium tank, paper shredder, Fax machine, answering machine, softballs and mitt, king bedspread and sheets, DVDs, CDs, VHS videos, large women's clothing, much more. 09/07 Yard sale. Saturday, Sept. 8, 172 Jackson Rd., 8 a.m. until. Turn right off US 19 in front of Ring Power. 09/07 Yard sale. Friday and Saturday, 7 a.m. until. Off of Foley Cut Off Road. Just follow the signs. 09/07 INDOOR YARD SALE. Saturday, Sept. 8, at the old Debbie's Jewels across from Johnson's Bakery, 7 a.m. until. Men's & women's clothes, home and seasonal decor, dishes and purses. 09/07 Three Family Yard Sale. 2401 W. Hwy. 98, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. until. 09/07 Fishing for More Customers? ADVERTISE ~ in the Perry News-Herald and aco Times Friday & Saturday, 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. 3498 Hwy. 19 South (Taylor Storage Center across from Taylor Tech.) Big Sale. Bedroom suit (dresser, mirror, chest, headboard, bed rails), Spinet piano, pool alarm, Yamaha drum machine, executive computer desk, wine cooler, clothes (stuff a bag-$2), solar shower, changing table, portable charging station, stroller, baby clothes, car seats, swing, high chair, toys, fold-up camp bike, adult tricycles, dog carrier, microwave, convection oven, bread maker, wheelchair, knives, DVDs, VCR tapes, cook books, home security system, small appliances, tools, magnetic bracelets, Christmas items and much more. 09/07 Big Yard Sale. Saturday, Sept. 8, 8:00 a.m. until. Early Birds welcome, Jefferson Square parking lot next to Yung's Nails. Women, children, men, baby clothes, shoes, all kinds of baby stuff, home decor, fashion jewelry, all kinds of good stuff. 09/07 YARD SALE. Saturday, Sept. 8, from 8 a.m. until, 806 Southwood Dr. Furniture, luggage, bedding, few baby items, stereo speakers, upholstery fabrics, 10x8 area rug, knick-knacks and much more. 09/05 09/07 For sale. 30 gallon he heater 240 volts fast rec 3800 watt heating elemr OBO and yard sale iten 843-4756. 09/07 Yamaha trumpet for sale mouth pieces in hard cas condition, asking $300, 1005. Cash for junk cars and tru removal. 7 days a week. C 658-1030 or (904) 887-85 08/10 10/10 RC, ffn We Buy Scrap Metal and Junk Cars 850-838-5865 z 2008 Jacobsen 42x60 4/2 2008 Scotbilt 28x70 3/2 2005 Fleetwood 28x76 4/2 1996 Fleetwood 16x80 3/2 1997 Homes of Merit 28x60 4/2 Call (352) 303-8771 ALL LOT MODELS MUST GO COME AND MAKE YOUR DEAL (352) 493-9600. TMHC, tfn Keaton Beach Vacation Rental Week/Weekend, $75 nightly, 32' camper with kitchen and satellite TV. Call (850) 578-2446. 08/31 09/26 3/2 DW M/H, very nice $600 monthly, first, last and security. No pets, (850) 843-1301. 09/07 09/14 2BD/1BA house on a beautiful corner lot, 602 W. Veterans Dr. Patio, fenced yard, eat-in kitchen and dinning room. $595 monthly, $595 deposit, (305) 970-1653. LS, tfn 2BD/2BA, S/W. Big yard and very clean. Includes water and lawn care. $500 monthly, $500 security deposit, call (386) 776-2405. 09/07- 09/19 Very clean 2BR/2BA mobile ho me situated on nice, shady lot with large screened porch, screened patio, covered porch entrance. $600 monthly, includes, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, washer and hookup for dryer. Property located at 2789 Johnson Stripling Rd. Deposit required with references. Please call 838-5716. 09/05 09/28 Comfortable fully furnished trailer for rent. Satellite TV and utilities included. One adult only, no children, no pets. $130 per week plus $130 security deposit. Call 295-4149. 09/05 09/21 Prevatt's Wayside Apartments. For rent fully furnished efficiency. All utilities included. Adults only. No children. $140 weekly plus $100 deposit. Call (850) 295-4985. 09/05 09/07 1BD/1BA apartment in safe neighborhood. Includes utilities, cable and WIFI, $500 monthly. Call (850) 295-3030. 09/05 09/28 Healthcare Professional or Executive. Large room for rent with attached bath, gated, private entrance, covered parking, TV, free cable, fridge, micro, screened porch, workout area, hot tub, pool re-opens in spring, located in the City. $685 monthly, all inclusive, 223-3573. 09/05- 09/14, TT Fully furnished trailer for rent in nice quiet area. Utilities and satellite TV included. One adult only, no children, no pets. $150 Der week plus $150 security deposit. Call 295-4149. 09/05 09/21 3/BD, 2/BA, located off Puckett ot water Road on Oxford Street. $650 iovery 1- monthly and $300 deposit. Call lent $65 584-7094 for application is. (850) information. Must have excellent references. EMHR tfn with two Taking applications for 2 BD/2 ie. Good Bath home located in Everetts call 223- Mobile Home Park. Includes water, sewer and garbage, $480 monthly, $300 deposit. cks, free References required, apply in 'all (386) person at Perry Repo Outlet, Ms. i13. Betty 584-7094. EMHP tfn WE BUYGOLD, SILVER, OLD COINS AND ALMOST ANYTHING ELSE OF VALUE Cal Mar Su. eran PBRRY-?.Oe(SW$TO~0R(850)584MIg21 . 2 bedroom, 1 bath MH. Off N. Page Rd., 2.14 acres, private. $500 monthly, first, last and security. (727) 433-4514. 08/01 -09/12 35' camper on private lot, fully furnished with washer and dryer, electric and water included, $400 monthly, $250 deposit. 843-4305. 08/24 09/19 Seeking alcohol/drug free person to rent room in my home. Everything furnished, $100 weekly. Call 295-2045 or 672- 4089. Male Chihuahua $75. BW, tfn Rooms available at Skylark Motel everything included for monthly $595 (required $45 deposit), $175-$240 weekly or $40 daily (tax included). 317 N. Byron Butler Pkwy. (305) 970-1653. LS tfn Woodridge Apartments 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." WGA, tfn Westgate Rooms available for rent. refrigerator, microwave, TV w/cable, AC/Heater. Everything included. $175- $240 weekly, $40 daily, $595-$635 per month. RV sites $20 daily, $100 weekly, $350 monthly. Tax included. 1627 S. Byron Butler Pkwy. 850-299- 6554. LS, tfn TIDEWATER APARTMENTS --Under New Management -- 2- 3 BR' apartments available. Special Move-In Pkg. Rent based on income. Water/Gas furnished. On-site Laundry. Close to City/Water Parks, Boys & Girls Club, and Shopping Plazas. Public Transportation available. Call 850-584-6842. TDD 711, EHO. Section 8 Affordable Multifamily Housing tfn 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. SPR, tfn DUPLEX for sale by owner, excellent investment. Two free- standing block houses. 2BD/1BA- each full kitchen, full bath, on 50'x150'lot. Excellent rental history, well maintained, great location behind Walmart off Old Dixie Hwy. As is $65,000 obo. Call Robert (850) 223-3427. 09/07, 14, 21, 28 Home for sale. 3BD/2BA tri-level floor plan, LR/DR with fireplace, family room with fireplace, kitchen, breakfast area, office, large rec. room, patio, pool, large storage building, 3 acres m/l, 2,592 sq. ft. 121 Shady Oaks Dr. (off Plantation). (850) 584-7687 or 843-5512. 08/22 09/28 RIVERFRONT LOT FOR SALE Want to own this part of 'The Suwannee River?" Priced to Sell!!!! Located in Lafayette County, Mayo, Florida. .75 acres for only $36,500!!! Now Accepting Offers Call Cynthia for more information (850) 223-7152 or Visit our website: bcfcu.coop BCFCU, tfn -ES House and garage apartment for sale close to downtown. 3,300 sq. ft. house with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bath on 2 city lots and a 550 sq. ft. garage apartment on 1 city lot. Garage apartment provides a great investment income. Special house features custom kitchen cabinets, wood and tile floor and a spacious floor plan to accommodate family fun and entertaining. $198,000, call (850) 371-1800. 08/17- 09/07 For sale or rent to own. House in Ocean Pond subdivision only 5 miles from Keaton Beach, FL. 1,568 sq. ft. of living area 3 bedroom, 2 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 $129,500. Call (850) 672-0536. 08/17 09/28 Badcock & More Must be 21 years old, license required, set-up and delivery. Apply in person. BC, tfn The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is now hiring personnel for seasonal work at check stations during the upcoming hunting season. The check station will operate on the following dates: Archery from 9/22/12 10/7/12, Muzzleloader from 10/26/12 -10/28/12, General Gun from 11/3/12 11/18/12, and Spring Turkey from 3/9/13 - 3/10/13 and 3/16/13 3/31/13. Positions are available in Taylor County. Pay rate is $7.67/hour. Apply at the Big Bend field Office at 663 Plantation Road in Perry or call (850) 838-9027 for more information. 09/05 09/21 FLOORING Carpet, Vinyl and Repairs. Will beat all prices. Call 850-838-9050. If no answer please a leave message. BR, tfn A to Z Farm and Lawn Service Land clearing, tree trimming/ removal, dump truck service, harrowing, bush hog mowing, rake work, dirt leveling and complete lawn service. Call 584-6737. AZ, tfn Sesock Tree Service Free (and best) Estimates Dependable & Reliable Licensed & Insured Trees Trimmed Trees Removed Stumps Ground 52' bucket Truck Bobcat/Grabbler Accepts Credit Cards (850) 584-2027 (850) 591-8301 cell. 08/24- 09/19 Swann Bail Bonds Swann Bonding Agency EARL SWANN BAIL BONDS 107N 584 25 Jeffeson St, 5 5 JM Handyman Home Repairs, LLC Pressure washing, painting, concrete, wood decks, Ceramic tile, laminate wood available, Mobile Home Repairs, RV Leak Repairs. 838-6077 or 584-2270. JM,tfn TALL TIMBER TREE SERVICE *Stump Grinding *Tree Trimming *Tree Removal ,Debris Removal *Bucket truck use *Bush Hogging *Pressure Washing *Free Estimates* and *Great Rates* Call today! 850-838-5923 or 850-584-8191 Mark A. Moneyhan Licensed and Insured Certified Quality Specialist. 10/31, tfn J.D."s Tree Service and Lawn Care. Licensed and insured. Free estimates. We also grind stumps. Call today 838-1280. Firewood for sale. JD(fri.), tfn NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING REQUIRED TO APPLY FOR A SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDS FOR THE FFY 2012 GRANT CYCLE WITH THE INTENT OF RECEIVING CITIZEN VIEWS CONCERNING THE ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NEEDS FOR UNINCORPORATED TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA 2nd Public Hearing Notice Notice Is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) of Taylor County Is I WALL-TO-WALL I .- I ij %JW j l'j [ .] L gf I "I Dries in 3-4 Hours Tile Floors Pet Odors TREE CAPITAL CLEANING 584-CLEAN (584-2532) . Looking for a retired or semi-retired, experienced WEB PRESSMAN for a few days/week Perry Newspapers, Inc. Good pay Apply in person at 123 S. Jefferson St. L MICELMOU applying to the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) for a FFY 2012 Small Cities Housing Rehabilitation Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) of up to $750,000. If the FFY 2012 application Is not funded, the County will apply to the DCA for a FFY 2013 Small Cities Housing Rehabilitation Community Development Block Grant of up to $750,000. For each activity that is proposed, 70% of the funds must benefit low to moderate Income (LMI) persons. The activities, dollar amount and estimated percentage benefit to low and moderate income persons for which the County is applying are: Activity Budget LMI % (Approximate) Housing Rehabilitation $634,500 100% Temporary Relocation $3,000 100% Administration $112,500 N/A TOTAL BUDGET $750,000 The County has or will adopt an anti-displacement and relocation plan before submission of the grant. The County will assist displaced persons with grant funds, as Indicated In the budget and policy. All affected Taylor County, FL residents are Invited to the public hearing to provide citizens the opportunity to comment on the application that will be held Monday, September 17, 2012 at 6:15 PM, during the County Commission meeting at the Taylor County Administrative Complex, 201 E. Green St., Perry, Florida, For Information concerning the public hearing and/or grant application please contact Melody Cox, Grants Director at 850-838-3553 at least five calendar days prior to the meeting,, A draft copy of the application will be available for review at that time, A final copy of the application will be made available no more than five days after September 17, 2012, at the Taylor County Grants Department, at Perry Foley Airport, 401 Industrial Park Drive, Perry, Florida 32348 where a copy of the application can be viewed Monday through Friday between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The application will be submitted to DEO on or before October 1,2012 (or later if the application deadline Is extended). All Taylor County, FL residents have the right to appear at the hearing and to file written objections with the County Administrator anytime prior to the public hearlhg. Pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statutes, notice is given that if a person decides to appeal any decision made by the BOCC with respect to any manner considered at the hearing, such person will need a record of the proceedings and may need to'.ensure that a verbatim record Is made, including the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal Is to be made. Any handicapped person requiring special accommodation at this meeting should contact the County Administrator's Office at 850-838- 3500 Ext. 107' at least four (4) calendar days prior to the date of the hearing. Any non-English speaking person wishing to obtain Information about the hearing or to request an interpreter for the hearing should also call the County Administrator's Office at 850-838- 3500 Ext. 107 at least four (4) calendar days prior to the hearing. Pursuant to Section 102 of the HUD Reform Act of 1989, the following disclosures will be submitted to DEO with the application. The disclosures will be made available by Taylor County and DEO for public Inspection upon request. These disclosures will be available on and after the date of submission of the application and shall continue to be available for a minimum period of six years. 1. Other Government (federal, state, and local) assistance to the project in the form of a gift, grant, loan, guarantee, insurance payment, rebate, subsidy, credit, tax benefit, or any other form of direct or Indirect benefit by source and amount; 2. The Identities and pecuniary Interests of all developers, contractors, or consultants Involved in the application for assistance or in the planning or development of the project or activity; 3. The identities and pecuniary interests of any other persons with a pecuniary interest, In the project that can reasonably be expected to exceed $50,000 or' 10% of the grant request (whichever is lower); 4. For those developers, contractors, consultants, property owners, or others listed in two (2) or three (3) above which are corporations, or other entitles, the Identification and For Sale. 1 acre in Leisure Retreats, septic, well, power pole, shed with electric. Asking $18,500. Call 850-843-1301 09/07 09/14 Land for Sale, 221 North between Shiloh Church Rd. and Cairo Parker Rd. 1 acre lots with paved roads. Owner financing available. Please call (386) 658-1346 or (850) 584-7466. EF, tfn 2002 Camaro S/S, fast V8, 6 speed manual, sharp t-tops, dark tint and black over arctic white all leather, 50,000 miles, $13,800. Call Patrick 223-2098. 09/07 09/28 For sale. 2002 Suburban 204,000 miles. Well maintained and in good condition. $5,000, call (850) 371-1800. 08/17- 09/07 Taylor County Board of County Commissioners Fire Fighter/Paramedic (full time) -$11.10/hr HEO I, Truck Driver (part time)- $9.31/hr Applications and job description can be obtained from www.taylorcountygov.com, MOBILE CAREER LAB at Perry Square (Save-A-Lot and Goodwill parking lot) on Tuesdays, Wednesday, or Thursdays 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.; or Workforce. Positions are open until filled. Taylor County Board of Commissioners is an EOE, VP, DT and background checking employer. TCBCC, tfn Retail and Food Service Manager needed immediate opening in a progressive and growing company requires previous experience in retail or food service management. Including store scheduling, P&L, marketing and expense control. Compensation based on skills and experience. Vacation, sick and health benefits available. Resume and references required. Apply by mail, P.O. Box 923, Perry, FL 32348. WO tfn ACCOUNTING POSITION Immediate opening for someone with accounting skills. May be degree and/or experienced. Must be competent and enjoy working with numbers. Hours 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Compensation open, based on skills. Normal vacation, sick leave, holiday pay. Bring resume, work and salary history, along with references. Please apply in person. Ware Oil & Supply Co. Inc., 2715 S. Byron Butler Pkwy., Perry, FL 32348. WO tfn 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. Small ads...big deals! IHELP corporation or entity of each of County, officer, director, principal SEALED Bids are to be submitted stockholders, or other official of on or before October 1, 2012 at the entity; 4:00 PM to Annie Mae Murphy, 5. The expected sources of all Clerk of the Court (850) 838-3506. funds to be provided to the Bid envelopes are to be project by each of the providers identified as SHIP ITB-003, of those funds and the amount Hand Delivery: provided; and Annie Mae Murphy 6. The expected uses of all funds Clerk of the Court by activity and amount. 108 North Jefferson Street, Suite A FAIR HOUSING/EQUAL 102 OPPORTUNITY/HANDICAP Perry, FL. 32347 ACCESS JURISDICTION Mail Delivery: Taylor County is an Equal Annie Mae Murphy Opportunity Employer. Clerk of the Court P.O. Box 620 Perry, FL. 32347-0620 A Public Opening of the Bids is PUBLIC NOTICE scheduled for October 1, 2012 at INVITATION TO BID 6:10 PM and 6:15 PM at 201 East Housing Rehabilitation Green Street, Perry, Florida, State Housing Initiatives 32347. Bids will be opened during Partnership (SHIP) Program a regularly scheduled Board of Taylor County Board of County County Commissioners meeting. Commissioners invites interested A MANDATORY meeting to residential contractors to submit provide contractor orientation bids for the Rehabilitation of two materials and visit the scheduled (2) single family homes in Taylor project will be held on September 14, 2012 at 10:30am, located at 401 Industrial Drive, Perry, 32348. The meeting will take place in the airport terminal conference room. You must attend this meeting in order to receive the bid documents and attend the review of the projects. The visit to the projects will immediately follow the orientation meeting. For contractors that have not been pre-approved, you may obtain a contractor application package by calling Meridian Community Services Group, Inc. at (888) 878-1908 (Toll Free). Please bring your completed application package to the mandatory meeting on September 14, 2012. WBE/MBE/DBE Firms are encouraged to participate. Taylor County is an Equal Opportunity Employer, The Taylor County Board of Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject any and/or all bids in the best interest of Taylor County. TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Patricia Patterson, Chairman IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 12-484-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF JESSIE W. SADLER, JR,, Deaceased. / NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration of the estate of JESSIE W. SADLER, JR., deceased, whose date of death was May 31, 2012, is pending in the Circuit Court for Taylor County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is P.O. Box 620, Perry, FL 32348. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal representative's attorney are set forth below, All creditors of the decedent and Perry News-Herald September 7-8, 2012 other persons having claims or The date of first publication of this demands against decedent's Notice to Creditors is SEPTEMBER estate on whom a copy of this 7, 2012. notice is required to be served Personal Representative: must file their claims with this ROY D. SADLER court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MA. ANTONIA (TONI) M. SADLER MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE P.O. Box 428 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Perry, FL 32348 NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE Attorney for Personal DATE OF SERVICE A COPY OF THIS Representative: NOTICE ON THEM. Angela M. Ball All other creditors of the Attorney at Law decedent and other persons 615 N. Jefferson St. having claims or demands Perry, FL 32347 against decedent's estate must FL BAR 0796557 file their claims with this court (850) 584-8960 WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE FAX (850) 584-7907 OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS aballlaw@hotmail.com NOTICE. Dates Published: ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE 9/7/12 & 09/14/12 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME fi PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY i CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR i 'A H EN V5. MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Auctions GIGANTIC AUCTION, September 12-13, 2012, 3475 Ashley Rd., Montgomery, Alabama. 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Music slated for two days at Pickin' in the Pines FESTIVAL Continued from page 1 The festival line-up also includes the Florida State Bluegrass Band, High Cotton, Blue Shades of Grass, The Stone Family and Foggy Creek. "The Pickin' in the Pines Music Festival is an awesome opportunity to see very talented musicians in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere," said festival coordinator Dawn Taylor. The music will begin on Friday, Sept. 28, at 1 p.m. and run through 9 p.m., picking up the next day at 11 a.m. and continuing until 10 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Taylor County Tourism Development Authority and the Perry-Taylor County Chamber of Commerce. For more information, contact the chamber at 584- 5366. A full schedule can be found online at www. floridastatebluegrass.com. Country Clare is a high- energy bluegrass band featuring a collection of talented musicians and vocalists who share a love for traditional and contemporary bluegrass and country music. Heath and Shannon Slaughter's duets are the mainstay of their performances as the band mixes original songs with traditional country material and "good ole' doses of humor." "This festival is the first of three festivals taking place in the last part of the year, with the Florida Forest Festival in October and the Southern Pines Blues and BBQ Festival in December," Taylor said. The Florida Forest Festival will take place Saturday, Oct. 26, with the month-long celebration beginning Saturday, Oct. 6, with the Distinguished Young Women Program and continuing Saturday, Oct. 13, with the Little King & Queen Pageant. The mainstage entertainment on Festival Day this year will include the party band The Grapevine along with local groups Alibi and Broken Trust. With the weather cooling in December, the music will as well when the fifth annual Southern Pines Blues & BBQ Festival arrives on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 9-10, headlined by Johnnie Marshall. The event will feature the Triple Crown Invitational BBQ Competition along with four other competitions with cook teams from around the southeast vying for thousands of dollars in prizes. Small ads. Big results. Classifieds work. Call 584-5513 today to play your advertisement. This bridge was built in 1963. Crews will begin by removing the asphalt on the northbound bridge. Next, they will install the steel plates and then resurface the bridge approach and the bridge. One lane will be closed weekdays while crews work above and below the bridge. Commercial Industrial Corporation of Reddick was hired by the FDOT to complete the work for $193,973. The work is expected to take approximately a month to complete, barring unforeseen conditions such as bad weather. 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