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News-Herald


FridaI/Saturda
April 15-16, 2011


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Buckeye

announces

launch of

new product

Buckeye Technologies Inc.
.announced this week that
it is launching AIRspun
Flushable, a new airlaid
nonwoven substrate for use in
moist toilet tissue applications.
Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer John B.
Crowe said, "We are excited
about the launch of AIRspun
Flushable as this adds a new
dimension to our range of
products and meets the needs
of our customers who produce
wipes for consumer markets."
Crowe went on to say,
"AIRspun Flushable
was designed to meet the
performance criteria of our
customers including the
flushability guidelines set forth
by the nonwovens industries
associations in North America
and Europe.
Additionally, the product
is made predominantly with
our own fluff pulp cellulose
from renewable materials, so
it fits well with our continued
sustainability efforts."
Buckeye is showcasing
AIRspun Flushable and is
representing all of its airlaid
and fluff pulp products for
the nonwovens industry at the
Indexl 1 Exhibition April 12-15
in Geneva, Switzerland.


News Forum

Fenholloway memories
shared Monday
Former residents of the
Fenholloway community will
share their memories of the
former town during the Monday,
April 18, meeting of the Taylor
County Historical Society.
The meeting will begin at
7 p.m. and everyone is invited to
attend.
'"We are also asking people to
bring any old photos they have
of Fenholloway to share for a
possible upcoming photo book,"
President Wanda Cash said.

Schools closed for
Good Friday
Parents are reminded Taylor
County students will be released
early next Thursday, April 21,
and schools will be closed
Friday, April 22, in observance
of Good Friday.

Library book sale will
be Saturday
The Friends of the Taylor
County Public Library book sale
will be Saturday, April 16, from 8
a.m. until noon at the library.
Most books will be 100 or 15
books for $1. Magazines will be
10 each..
The library is located at 403
N. Washington St.

Poker run to benefit
Rotary Club
The Rotary Club Nature Coast
"Cards for a Cause" Motorcycle
Poker Run will be held April 16
to benefit the Perry Rotary Club
and the Rotary Foundation. The
run will begin at Forest Capital
Park and continue along 103
miles of coastal roads in Taylor
County. Registration begins at
9 a.m. All riders will be invited
to a complimentary lunch at
Heritage Pavilion at Forest
Capital Park with entertainment
provided by Alibi.



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To complete sports complex



City offers county $1.25 million loan


In a bid to shore up recreation
and attract sports tournaments
to the community, the City of
Perry is looking to offer the
county a $1.25 million interest-
free loan out of its estimated
$12.7 million unrestricted
reserve fund to underwrite the
cost of completing the final
baseball quad at the Taylor
County Sports Complex.
Mayor Emily Ketring sent
a letter this week to members
of the county commission
detailing the offer.
The commission is expected


to discuss the proposition at
its Tuesday, April 19, meeting
which begins at 5:30 p.m.


the county to local recreation
leagues (which are currently
operated by the city).


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The offer comes on the heels In a letter to cc
of recent discussions between Ketring said, "All
representatives from both the entities must face
city and county boards, and in and work within tb
the wake of a $50,000 cut by the available mon


commissioners,
1 government
e budget cuts
he confines of
ies. The city


charter mandates that we have
a balanced operational budget
without the use of reserves;


therefore, we are required
to make cuts consistent with
current revenue streams. With
this said, all governments face
budget cuts and are responsible


Two backstops are the only components of a planned second baseball quad which have been completed to date
at the Taylor County Sports Complex. The original plans called for the two baseball quads to be built identical
to each other but funding shortfalls forced the county .to scale back plans in 2008. Now the Perry City Council
is proposing to loan the county $1.25 million in order to complete the second quad in a bid to attract additional
tournaments to the complex.


Sports complex history, financing detailed


The Taylor County Sports
Complex officially opened in
September 2006, one year after
construction first began at the
site, which in turn followed
many years of planning and
discussions.
Although the complex has
grown since then, more than


four years after it first opened,
the complex still does not sport
all of the facilities included in
the original plans.
The most noticeable missing
feature is a second quad of
baseball diamonds which would
have been built in the open
field next to the existing quad.


Today the field only contains
two backstops due to a funding
shortfall during the complex's
construction.
To date, the county has
spent--including some $450,000
in state grants--more than $3.5
million on the complex.
The work was broken into


phases, with the main features of
Phase 1 being the construction
of the soccer fields as well as
the roadways, parking facilities
and site work. Additionally,
a $200,000 grant helped fund
the construction of the existing
..** Please see page 6


New parking lot for Keaton Beach


boat ramp could be ready by July 1


County commissioners have
begun advertising for bids for
the construction of an overflow
parking lot for the Keaton
Beach boat ramp.
The lot will be located at the
adjacent Keaton Beach Coastal
Park and will include spaces
for 52 vehicles and trailers. The
current parking lot at the ramp
has 44 spaces.
The county will receive the
bids at their Monday, May 2,
meeting.
According to the bid
documents, the project
includes clearing and grubbing,
construction of the parking lot,
sidewalks and re-alignment of
Marina Drive.
Additionally, the contractor
will have 70 days to
"substantially" complete the
project, which would be close
to the county's stated goal of
having the parking lot ready
before the July 1 start of scallop
season.
Sen. Charles Dean and
Gov. Rick Scott have both
recently asked the Florida Fish
and Wildlife Conservation
Commission to consider
opening scallop season two
weeks early this year.
In 2009, the county received


a $35,000 Florida Boating costs. This is not expected to
Improvement Program be enough to cover the entire
(FBIP) grant for the design cost of the lot, but county
and engineering of the parking commissioners have already
lot. earmarked money from the
Since then, the county has also secondary road paving fund for
received an additional $100,000 the project, Grants Coordinator
FBIP grant for construction Melody Cox said.
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The county acquired the 44-
acre park site in 2008 with a $3
million Florida Communities
Trust Program grant.
As part of the grant, the
county committed to a series of
improvements to the site over a
10-year period.


The Keaton Beach Coastal Park will feature a 52-space parking lot to serve overflow
from the adjacent public boat ramp. The county is currently advertising for bids for
the construction of the parking lot and has applied for a series of grants to help fund
additional improvements to the site, including nature observatories.


Index

Perry News-Herald Looking Back......... A-2
sectioLiving ..................... A-2
Two sections 122 Yar, No. 1 Religion................... A-4


www.perrynewspapers.com


Sports.................... A-5


Community ............ B-1 j Friday
Entertainment........ B-2
TV listings.............. B-3
Classifieds......... B-4


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for their decisions on how the
-cuts affect their budget. I want
to be clear on this matter because
the impetus for restructuring
recreation was a budget cut
from the state to the county
then the county was forced
to reduce funding to the city.
Ultimately, the city decided
how to make those cuts and our
hope is that this situation will
be a catalyst for improving the
current problems with having a
fractured recreation department.
** Please see page 6


City seeks

to strike

balance on

recreation
In the past weeks, the City of
Perry has received a $50,000
cut in recreation funds from the
county, eliminated its recreation
director's position and faced
broad criticism for its overall
handling of both situations.
On Tuesday, city council
members worked to get back
on an even keel by exploring a
plan to turn recreation league
operations over to the county
and offer commissioners a
$1.25 million (interest-fee) loan
to fund completion of the sports
complex.
The basis for the discussion
was a meeting Friday, April
8, between Mayor Emily
Ketring, City Manager Bob
Brown, County Administrator
Jack Brown and County
Commissioner Mark Wiggins.
In a memo to council
members, Brown summed key
points from the discussion:
"There was a general
agreement that it made sense
for one entity to be in charge of
the vast majority of operations
and that the sports complex
was a great economic catalyst
tool, but without its final four
baseball fields (known as a
quad), it is too small to draw the
large and frequent tournaments
that would have the largest
economic impact by bringing
in visitors who would stay in
hotels, eat in restaurants buy
gas and shop locally. We also
agreed that both boards want a
strong and consistent recreation
league operation."
Initial components of the
plan include:
The county would run
recreation programs if the plan
is implemented.
The city would loan the
county approximately $1.25
million to finish the final quad at
the sports complex. The money
would come from unrestricted
reserves with regular loan
payments and would be interest
free. The term limit would
be around five years and the
money would not be loaned
until a "payback" plan was in
place.
The suggested repayment
plan called for the county
utilizing a portion of the "bed
tax" which is generated by
motel/vacation/RV camp site
rentals. (The current bed tax
is 3 percent and generates
$180,000 to $200,000 annually.
The Tourism Development
Council oversees allocation of
the funds.)
The county would provide
sports complex fields for games
and the city would provide the
current city fields for practice
without charging each other or
the recreation leagues.
The city would pay the
"** Please see page 6












Looking


Back


A-2 Perry News-Herald April 15-16, 2011


Share your Foley memories Saturday


Named in honor of Mr. Jeremiah Sylvester (J.S./Jerry) Foley, who was president and general manager of the
Brooks-Scanlon Corporation at the time of the town's establishment, the mill town of Foley, Fla., flourished from
the late 1 920s until the early 1 950s. This Saturday, April 16, former residents of the long-gone community will
gather for the annual "old timers" reunion at Forest Capital Park, starting at 10 a.m. A covered dish lunch will be
served at noon and selected speakers will share their memories of the community at 12:45 p.m. The committee
will provide tea, water, cups, plates, napkins and cutlery.



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THE PERRY
NEWS-HERALD


April 8 and 15, 1976

FISHING MAKES
FRONT PAGE!
The fishing was so good
in Taylor County...that front
page displayed pictures of
three fine catches on April 8.
Butch Hoover was pictured
with stringer of bass--one big
one in the bunch--while Gene
Bishop held up a 24.5 pound
black grouper he caught on the
charter boat, Ups and Downs.
Fred Miller displayed his "fine
string of bass" which totaled 16
pounds.

A MONDAY PAPER?
The Perry News-Herald
announced that its competitor,
The Taco Times, had become
a semi-weekly publication,
printing its first Monday edition
which was 12 pages of editorial
and advertising matter.
The reason for the story
became more evident when
the News-Herald stated that
circulation figures on the March
25 edition of the Taco Times
showed 530 copies distributed,
349 in Perry. The postal report
for the same day of the News-
Herald showed 1,155 copies
distributed with 768 going to
local addresses.

BICENTENNIAL FLAG
SALUTES 1976
Mrs. Jewel Ferns was
pictured with a large U.S. flag
she crocheted in red, white and
blue to mark the country's 200th
birthday.

WEDDED BLISS
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson
announced the marriage of their


daughter, Delores, to Thomas
Schuler Snyder III of Norfolk,
Va. The wedding was held
Jan. 3, 1976, in the home of the
groom's parents.
Shelly Edwards and Jerry
Cruce, who were married at
Lakeside Baptist Church on
Feb. 27, were pictured on the
society pages, along with Shona
Folsom, whose marriage to
Roger Murphy was an event of
March 27.
Also pictured were Gale Lynn
Hunter and Paul Monroe Sisk
Jr. who were married Feb, 27 at
Friendship Baptisft Churh. .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foskey
announced the engagement
of their daughter, Marcia, to
Ronald Lee Brantley, the son of
Mrs. Wanita Sapp of Perry and
Larry Brantley of Madison.

WHO'S NEW?
Davie Wylie Hunt was born
to Mr. and Mrs. T.B. Hunt on
March 29, weighing 9 pounds.
Thomas Edward Daniel
Martinez was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Martinez on March
29 at Doctors' Memorial. He
weighed 6 pounds, 13.25
ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blanton
announced the birth of their son,
Christopher Scott, on March
31. He weighed 7 pounds, 8
ounces. >
Aimee Rebecca was the name
given to the new daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Randy Millinor, born
April 10 at Doctors' Memorial
Hospital.
Angel Christina Sadler was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Sadler on April 11. She
weighed 6 pounds, 9.5 ounces.

WHO'S ONE?
Mandy Renee Raulerson was
pictured on the occasion of
her first birthday which was


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March 16.

SEE THE U.S.A. IN
A CHEVROLET...
L.R. Thomas Chevrolet-
Olds advertised the two-door,
hatchback 1976 Chevette, "a
new kind of car for America."
The price was $3,169 for one
week only, with or without
trade. The features included:
color-keyed floor mats, wheel
trim rings, 4-speed manual
transmission, white wall tires
and a 1.4 liter, one-barrel
carburetor.

PROM COMETH
In preparation for the April 30
Jr.-Sr. Prom, The Ultimate Shop
(located at 121 S. Jefferson St.)
advertised tuxedo rentals for
$19 to $29, as well as a grab
table with merchandise for $1,
$2 or $3.

ROBERTSON FOCUSES
ON ENERGY SAVINGS
Even in 1975, energy
savings were selling points for
contractors. Robertson Builders
advertised an Open House at
104 Donna Drive for a model
home with the TempMaster
Comfort System which was
promoted as saving 30 to 50
percent on heating and cooling
costs.

CONFEDERATE
COLLECTIBLES
Personal sidearms, once
carried by famed Confederate
General John Hunt Morgan,
were now part of a collection
owned by Kenneth B. Royster
of Perry. The three pistols were:
an 1851 .36 caliber Navy Colt,
an 1860 .44 caliber Army colt
and an 1860.26 caliber Prescott.
According to Royster, the two
Colts were presented to Morgan
by Samuel Colt of New York in
1860, just before the outbreak
of the War Between the States.
The Prescott, designed to be
a "boot gun," was purchased
in Atlanta, Ga., according to
family information.
Morgan led the famous
"Morgan's Raiders" on an
expedition north through Ohio
and Michigan, all the way to
Canada. He was captured on his
return trip in Marysville, Ohio,
and the guns "fell into the hands


of Union Provost Marshall
Campaign Jonathan Miles of
Flint, Mich." Later, members
of Morgan's family purchased
them from Miles' descendants,
and they were kept in the family
until 1953 when Royster made
the purchase.

BULLDOGS RIP DEMONS
Coach Don Johnson's
"Bulldog Nine" defeated the
Florida High Demons 12-8 in a
home game, with Chuck Rigoni
credited with a grand slam and
also a double. Steve Balkcom
was the pitcher with a 6-1
season record.
The team then "blanked"
Jasper 12-0 at Pace Field with
Bob Conley, pitcher, credited
with the win. Chuck Rigoni
and Leonard Brown slugged
out two homers for the team.
In other sports news, the
Taylor County High School golf
team "sparkled" with a defeat
over Maclay in Tallahassee at
Winewood Country Club. Don
Grant turned in his best score of
the season, a five-under-par 31.
Mike Grant produced a 39 with
Don Everett scoring 40 and Joe
Bassett turning in a 43. Perry's
team score for the match was
153; Maclay was second with
161; and Godby placed third
with 171.

ANGRY PARENTS
CRITICIZE SUMMER
READING
Seven parents attended a
work session of the Taylor
County School Board to protest
"the handling of their children's
cases under the board's summer
reading program." Under the
program, children in lower
grades who were not reading
on grade level were required to
attend a special summer reading
session or be retained a grade.
Most parents complained that
they had not be notified of
their children's difficulties
in reading, and felt that
nothing--at this point--could be
done to change their level of
success.
Superintendent Cecil Carlton
defended the program and TEA
President Bill Kimble asked the
parents to please support the
program in order to make the
coming school years easier for
their children.
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It's me!
Daphine Fulford Shotton happily supplied a number of names to match
the faces of students featured in this Gladys Morse Elementary School
photo (circa late 1950s). Starting on the first row (far right) are: Shotton,
Sandy Sands, Ronnie Dycus, Randy Wright, Diane Pickles, Dianna Holly,
Brenda Holten, David Dillon, Robin Cox, Claudia Davis, Janice Allen,
Bobby Johnson, Faye Woods, Phyllis Sumerall, Jim Weatherly, Mary Helen
York, Sherry Taylor, Larry Ratliff and Gary Johnson. The teacher was a
Mrs. Howell.


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Another wonder of life is. knowing that
even though you'll grow up and grow
old, everything you really need to know
about life, you learned in kindergarten.
Just be ready to go back to school when
you turn 40.


Remember

when...


By ANTHONY L. WHITE


Life lesson

after 40

Everything I really needed to know
about life before middle age, I learned in
kindergarten.
Inside the classroom, I learned one
plus one will always equal two, the 26
letters of the alphabet, and how to pledge
allegiance to the flag of the United States
of America.
However, as author Robert Fulghum
noted in his 1988 book "All I Really Need
to Know I Learned in Kindergarten," the
real lessons about "how to live and what
to do and how to be" weren't learned
inside the classroom. Like Fulghum,
outside on the playground and in the
sandboxes is where I learned to share, to
play fair, not to hit people, to put things
back where I got them from, to clean up
my own mess, not to take things that
don't belong to me and to say I'm sorry
when I hurt someone.
I didn't go to school with Fulghum and
his book wasn't around when I was in
kindergarten, but it seems we learned
a lot of the same things while reading
Dick-and-Jane books, and during recess
and naptime.
Since then, life has taken me from here
to there and back again a few times,
but through it all the lessons learned in
those sandboxes have held true. I really
did learn everything I needed to know
about life before 40 in kindergarten. But,
those lessons and even the ones learned
in grade school, high school and college
didtr- fdllW.-epartJ ik-foMi& -W 40.
So, you ask, what new lessons did I
have to learn to navigate middle-age life?
Well, the lessons are still coming and
I'm still learning them. But, the first
and perhaps the most important of the
lessons I've learned so far is whenever
you're speaking to someone young
enough to be your child then you must
say exactly what you mean. It's obvious
why this is something I wouldn't have
learned in a sandbox full of five-year-
olds. A few years ago, a well-meaning
16-year-old working at McDonald's
taught me this lesson.
After ordering milkshakes at the drive-
thru, my friend Christina and I pulled up
to the pick-up window. When the young
lady at the window smiled and handed
us the shakes, Christina immediately
tasted hers then frowned. 'This is too
thick," she told the young lady. "Can
you shake this up some more?"
"Of course," the young lady said in her
most cheerful and courteous tone and
took the cup from Christina. After one
up-and-down and two left-to-right flicks
of the wrist, she handed the cup back
to Christina and said, "Here you are
ma'am. I shook it for you."
I went through a few more similar
incidents involving miscommunications
with people young enough to be my
children before I learned this lesson.
And it turns out that those mean old
men and women with the needles and
chalky medicine who we staged sandbox
uprisings against back then are no
longer our enemies. Now, every other
week or two we're begging them to make
time to see us and we're sending them
birthday and Christmas cards. Who
would have thought?
Life is full of wonders like that.
One of the most amazing of those
wonders can be found by placing a seed
in dirt inside a Styrofoam cup, Fulghum
observed. "The roots go down and the
plant goes up and nobody really knows
how or why, but we are all like that," he
wrote









Living


A-3 Perry News-Herald April 15-16, 2011


Pigford, Hamilton

to exchange vows

in June wedding

at Temple of God
Elizabeth and Leon Whetsel of Perry
announce the engagement and forthcoming
marriage of their daughter, Leah N. Pigford, to
Robert L. Hamilton Jr., the son of Mr. and
Mrs. James (Altermease) Kimble of Orlando.
He is also the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
(Christine) Hamilton of Orlando.
The bride's parents also include Mr. and
Mrs. Jackie (Shirley) Pigford of Perry.
Their wedding will take place on June 11,
2011, at 4 p.m. in the Temple of God Church
with a reception following at the Perry Men's
Club. Invitations will be issued, but all friends
and relatives are invited to attend.
Tyler M. Lopez, Kathryn Suzanne Hill .

Hill, Lopez to marry Saturday


Kathy and Billy Bodiford, and Hal and Renee
Hill of Perry, announce the engagement and
forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Kathryn
Suzanne Hill, to Tyler M. Lopez, the son of
Brandy and Greg Chambers of Perry and Mark
Lopez of Boron, Calif.
The bride-to-be is the granddaughter of Mae
Belle and Clyde Merritt, the late Norris Boney,


the late Clarence Giddens and the late Harold and
Mildred Hill all of Perry.
The prospective bride-groom is the grandson
of Freda and Doug Lovett of Shady Grove and
LaHouma Lopez of Boron, Calif.
The wedding will be an event of April 16,
2011. Formal invitations to the ceremony have
been issued.


BJ -will blow out one

birthday candle today
John Joseph (BJ) Nance will celebrate his first birthday today,
April 15. He was born a year ago to Jamila and John Nance.
Maternal grandparents are Andrika Ramseur and Joseph
Ramseur of Detroit, Mich. His maternal great grandparents are the
late Barbara and Lavern Howard, who were from Detroit.
Shirley Butler and John B. Nance Sr. of Queens, N.Y., are BJ's
paternal grandparents.
Joining in the celebration will be his siblings, Jordan and Jordae
_- Nance.


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Leah N. Pigford, Robert L. Hamilton Jr.


Sims, Jenna Lenee Erby


Attention Shady,
Grove readers:
Come for reunion,


Erby, Sims
to say vows
The Rev. and Mrs. James
Erby Jr. of Perry announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Jenna Lenee, to
Addison Reece Sims, the son
of the Rev. and Mrs. Larry
Sims of Tallahassee.
The bride-to-be is a 2010
graduate of North Florida
Community College, currently
pursuing a Bachelor's degree
in education/physiology. She
is the granddaughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. James Box and
James Erby Sr.
The prospective groom is
employed with Cogburn
Brothers, Inc., and enrolled in
the IDEW Apprenticeship
Program while pursuing his
degree in theology. He is the
grandson of the late Clifford
Vanderford, Helen Vanderford,
and Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Sims.
Their wedding will be
Saturday, April 16, 2011, at 4
p.m. in Souls Port United
Pentecostal Church in
Tallahassee. Formal
invitations have been issued.
bring work clothes!


Although space did not permit publication of Shady Grove
News this week, Columnist Deborah Sheffield wants to hnake sure
all readers remember the Hendry-McLeod Reunion this Sunday,
April 16, in the remodeled social hall (the old church building) at
Shady Grove Memorial United Methodist Church--not Lake Bird
United Methodist Church. Lunch is at noon. Bring work clothes
and yard tools; a cemetery clean-up and work time will follow.
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Religion


'3o"kHOLY WEEK

April 18 April 22
Early Morning Service and Breakfast
First United Methodist Church 302 North Jefferson Street
Monday 6:45 a.m Service Father Aquilla Hanson St. James Episcopal
April 18 7:05 a.m. Breakfast St. James Episcopal Choir
Tuesday 6:45 a.m Service Rev. Willie Merrick Mrs. Wanda
April 19 7:05 a.m. Breakfast Stewart Memorial AME Church Merrick
Wednesday 6:45 a.m Service Father Bernie Jakubco Mrs. Lynn Tyson
April 20 7:05 a.m. Breakfast Catholic Church of the
Immaculate Conception
Thursday 6:45 a.m Service Rev. Larry Neal First Presbyterian
April 21 7:05 a.m. Breakfast First Presbyterian Church Church Choir
Friday 6:45 a.m Service Rev. Jeremy Gengler First Baptist
April 22 7:05 a.m. Breakfast First Baptist Church Church Choir


Obituaries


Jewel Cox Brannen
Jewel Cox Brannen, 86, died
April 12, 2011, at Tallahassee
Memorial Hospital of a brain
aneurism.
She was born April 25, 1924,
to Jasper Cox Sr. and Trudie
Cox. She was married to A. V.
Brannen Sr. for 69 years.
During their marriage they
lived in Tallahassee and
Gainesville before moving to
Perry in 1961. She was a
beautician for 49 years and
retired at the age of 79. She was
the owner and operator of
Jewel's Beauty Salon and a
member of First Baptist Chruch
of Perry. She was preceded in
death by a sister, Estelle C.
Welch of Jacksonville, and a
brother, Jasper Cox Jr. of
Salem, S.C.
Survivors include: a sister,
Myrtice C. Henderson of St.
Augustine; a brother, J.L. Cox
of Las Vegas, Nev.; a sister-in-
law, Norma Cox of S.C.; two
sons, Vemrnard Brannen Jr. of


Monticello and Don L Brannen
of Titusville; three daughters,
Marsha B. Stroud of Lamont,
Seamelia B. Hendry of Perry
and Susan B. Johnson of
Tallahassee; 14 grandchildren;
18 great-grandchildren; and a
host of nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held
today, April 15, at 10 a.m. in
the chapel of Beggs Funeral
Home which is in charge of
arrangements. Interment will
follow at Friendship Cemetery
in Sirmans. The family
received friends Thursday.
Christine Williams
Christine Williams, 50, died
April 11, 2011. A native and
lifelong resident of Taylor
County, she graduated from
Taylor County High School in
1978 and was a member of
Antioch M.B. Church. She was
a former nursing assistant at
Perry Health Facility.
She was preceded in death by
her father, Otis Williams; two


grandchildren, Ke'Noah Na'jee
Williams and Kiyanni My'Ki
Williams; and two brothers,
Bobby M. Williams and
Samuel L. Williams Jr.
Survivors include: her
mother, Dorothy Lee Howard
Williams of Perry; a son,
Markei Gerkowski Jackson;
three daughters, LaTorya
Antionette Williams, Lavasha
Quina Williams and Crystal
Darnell Jackson; six brothers,
John L. Howard, Eugene
Williams, Donnie Hampton
Bernard Williams, Lorenzo
Williams and Wayne Williams;
eight sisters, Mary A. Inman,
Sandra A. Collier, Julia
Hamilton, Tirras D. Tucker,
Sharon A. Williams, Patricia
Jackson, Della Jones and
Loretta Williams; eight
grandchildren; a host of nieces,
nephews and friends.
Funeral services will be
Saturday at 2 p.m. at Antioch
M.B. Church. Interment will
follow at Springhill Cemetery.


Cards of

Thanks
Strickland
The family of Jack
Strickland would like to say
thank you to all family, friends
and co-workers who stopped
by to bring cards, flowers,
food and prayers in their time
of need after the loss of their
husband, father and papa.
Special thanks to Cornerstone
Church (Curt Whitfield and
Ron Hagberg), Bums Funeral
Home, Bis Frucon, South
House Furniture, Calvary
Baptist Church, Premier
Pediatric Clinic, Spring
Warrior Church of Christ, the
DMH family, Mark Massey,
Donna McCranie and Larry
Land.
Barnes
Thank you so much for the
loving cards, flowers and kind
words of encouragement.
They are greatly appreciated.
The Family of Hazel Barnes
Hugger
The kindness and sympathy
at this time are more
appreciated than any words
could ever express.
It's during a time like this
that we learn what we mean to
others. If you stopped by to
lend a helping hand, sent
flowers, food, cards or prayed
for us from a distance, we
thank you and may God
forever bless each of you.
The Family of
Bertha Mae Hugger


Perry first
Assembly of
Pastor David Stenhadi


Episcopalians announce schedule for Palm Sunday, Holy Week


Worship services scheduled
at St. James Episcopal Church
for Holy Week are as follows:
Palm Sunday there will be a
service of Liturgy of the Palms
and Holy Communion at 8 a.m.
and 10 a.m. The latter service
will begin at the prayer garden
at the east end of George Porter
Hall with a blessing of the


palms and processional into the
church. Anyone unable to walk
in the processional will receive
their palm crosses in the church.
On Wednesday at 6 p.m.
there will be a Christian Seder
in the Parish Hall. The Maundy
Thursday service of Holy
Communion and preparation of
the Altar of Repose will be at 7


p.m. Samuel Johnson (John)
Howard, Bishop of the Diocese
of Florida will officiate.
Good Friday there will be
Stations of the Cross and Holy
Communion at 12:15 and again
at 7 p.m. Easter Sunday there
will be a celebration of Holy
Communion at 8 a.m. and a
service of Baptism and Holy


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Sunday Morning Bible Study at 9:30 a.m.
Morning Worship Services at 10:30 a.m.
Sunday evening at 6:00 p.m.
SWednesday Bible Study at 7:30 p.m.


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Telephone 584-2645
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Communion at 10 a.m.
Following the 10:00 service
there will be an Easter Egg
Hunt and covered dish


luncheon. Everyone is invited
to attend any of these services.
The church is located at 1100
West Green Street.


First United Methodist Church


SUNDAY W NEDAY
I Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Bible Study 6:00 p.m.
Traditional Worship 11:00 a.m. Youth Activities 6:00 p.m.
Choir 7:15 p.m.
THURSA Bible Study 6:00 p.m.
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for an Easter Egg Hunt, food, fellowship and a special Easter
performance by our children's choir and youth puppet ministry
"The Popcorn Gang."
Also, during Sunday morning worship, this week, April 1?, "The
Popcorn Gang" will have an additional Easter performance.
SUNDAY SERVICES WEDNESDAY SERVICES
9:45 a.m. Sunday School 6:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Mission Activities
6:00 p.m. Discipleship Training Darrell Jones, Pastor
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bring your own tools and'help clean up cemetery.


Donations for cemetery (tax deductible) can be mailed to:
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P. 0. Box 682 Shady Grove, FL 32357


For additional information, please call
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Morning Worship 1100AM
Evening Worship 6 OOPM
Wed Adult Serva 7 00PM
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We would like to invite the community to
celebrate with us Christ's victory over death.

Schedule of Events
Jews for Jesus
presents
"Christ in the Passover"
Sunday, April 17 at 6 pm
There will be a Covered Dish Fellowship Meal
follow i,, the service.

The "Secret Church"
A simulcast with Pastor & Author David Platt
to be held in the Student Center
Friday, April 22 from 7 pm to 1 am
Celebration Choir Cantata:
"On a Hill Too Far Away"
Friday, April 22 and Saturday April 23 at 7 pm
Easter Sunday Special Service
With chalk artist and inspirational speaker Jason Anthony
Sunday, April 24 from 9:30 to 11:45 am
No Sunday school or evening worship






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102 N Center St. 584-7066


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,4i&rnng Worship 11:00 a.m. Study/Prayer Meeting
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Sports


A-5 Perry News-Herald April 15-16, 2011


Keaton Beach

I Fishing Report


Anglers catching


reds, trout, bass


BY PAT MCGRIFF
onemorecast@gtcom.net
I had Jud Alexander and his
son Nathan, along with his friend
Zach Marks, all of Woodstock,
Ga., out last Thursday and Friday
and we had 24 trout, 5 Spanish
and a couple of black sea bass all
on live shrimp and live pinfish
under Cajuns from 4- 5.5 feet of
water.
Saturday, I had Tanner
Alexander to replace Zach and
we managed 13 trout with a five
pound sow trout for Nathan. I had
two of our best trout, 18 inches
and 19.5 inches on Assassin's
New Sand Trout Die Dappers on
Friday.
David Bosch of Tifton, Ga.,
fished Sunday with Peng and
Calvin Chee. They wound up
with 15 trout, mostly on pinfish
under Cajuns, from 3.5 to 4.5
feet of water. They also picked
up a few reds, one of which fit
the slot. Peng boated a nice 30
inch redfish on (an Assassin)
Drunk Monkey Slurp on a jig
head.
Here are some reports from
Keaton Beach Marina:


Last Thursday and Friday
Hugh Marsh, Ike Hubbard and
Trey Murphy from Statesboro,
Ga., had a limit of tout each day
and a blast catching 60 fish total
on anything white ( grubs) from
7.5-8 feet of water.
Saturday, Ryan and Stacy
Popwell with Randy and Midge
Bright of Valdosta, Ga., had
17 trout with one 20 inches
using Gulp in 6-7 feet of
water.
Also on Saturday, Steve Gay,
Jack Holt, Mark Limbaugh
and John Brand all of Macon,
Ga., had 16 trout to 21 inches,
2 Spanish and 2 flounder using
Nuclear Chicken Gulp in 5-6 feet
of water.
Sunday, Ralph and Jackie
Ward of Cooper, Texas had their
limit of trout fishing Gulp in 6-7
feet of water.
Greg and Time Fendley of
Camilla, Ga. caught their limit of
trout Monday on New Penny and
Pearl White Gulp under Cajun
Thunders in 5 feet of water.
They also had a few trout on a
52M MirrOlure (white with a red
head).


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15 Low 6:50 AM
15 High 1:07 PM
15 Low 7:21 PM
Sa 16,, High 1:35 AM
16' 6Low 7:33 AM
16 High 1:40 PM
16 Low 8:09 PM
Su 17 High 2:29 AM
17 Low 8:11 AM
17 High 2:12 PM
17 Low 8:54 PM
M 18 High 3:18 AM
18 Low 8:47 AM
18 High 2:44 PM
18 Low 9:40PM


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Low 9:20 AM
High 3:16 PM
Low 10:25 PM
High 4:51 AM
Low 9:51 AM
High 3:48 PM
Low 11:10 PM
High 5:37 AM
Low 10:22 AM
High 4:21 PM
Low 11:58 PM
High 6:25 AM
Low 10:55 AM
High 4:55 PM


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DMH softball tourney

benefits Relay For Life
Doctors' Memorial Hospital is sponsoring a Relay for Life
softball tournament Saturday, April 16, at the Perry softball field
complex across from the high school.
The entry fee is $150 per team with first and second place
trophies awarded. For more information or to sign up, contact
Amanda Gregory at 584-0155 or 838-1512.

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No Fishing License Required For Customers
(850) 584-9145
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Congratulations
Moral Stephens
forwinningthe
Best Offensive Award
for 2010/2011
TCHIS Boys Varsity
Basketball
Good Job Freshman!
Love,
Morn, Dad, Neasha,
Kasha & Marl


Jud Alexandei of Woodstock, Ga., shows off a trout
he caught while fishing with Pat McGriff of One More
Cast.


Bishop pitches


no-hitter against


Alachua Santa Fe


Junior left-hander Conner
Bishop tossed a no-hit shutout
here Tuesday to lead the Taylor
County High baseball team to a
2-0 victory over a very strong
Alachua Santa Fe team.
Bishop pitched the full seven
innings, striking out nine batters
while walking only two.
The Bulldogs scored two runs
in the first inning then watched
as Bishop dominated the Santa
Fe lineup.
Top hitters for the Bulldogs
(14-6) were Morgan Pelt (2-2,
RBI) and Hunter Barfield (2-
3). Others with one hit apiece
included Kyle Brooks and Beau


Rodgers.
Taylor County was scheduled
to play their final regular season
district contest Thursday against
Florida High. The Bulldogs, 6-1
in district play, have already
clinched the top seed in the
district tournament which will
be played the week of April 25
at Tallahassee-Rickards.
The 'Dogs will wrap up
their regular season next week
with road games at Santa Fe
on Monday and Trenton on
Thursday. TCHS's final home
game will be Tuesday when
they host Wakulla beginning at
6 p.m.


Tennis teams finish tourney in third, fifth


The Taylor County High
tennis team competed in the
district tournament last week in
Tallahassee with the boys team
placing third and the girls team
fifth.
Peyton Cribbs, Garrett
Pegg, Caleb Rhodes and Ethan
Allbritton all advanced to the
second round of the tourney


before being eliminated. The
doubles teams of Whiddon and
Cribbs and Pegg and Rhodes
advanced to the semi-finals
before losing.
Bea Sadler and Chelsea
Snodgrass both advanced
to the second round of the
girls' singles matches before
falling.


"This team improved more
from the start to the finish than
any team I've ever had," Coach
Gene Johstono said. "They
really worked hard and were
good for each other."
The coach said he is very
appreciative of the support and
help from Janet Johstono and
Clyde Cruce.


FWC is offering free hunter safety


course this weekend in Taylor County


The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission
(FWC) is offering a free hunter
safety Internet-completion
course in Taylor County on
Saturday.
Instruction is from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. April 16. Students who
have taken the online course and
Ash to complete the classroom
portion must bring the online-
completion report with
them.
The location for this class will
be given to those who register in
advance by calling the regional
office at 386-758-0525 or going
to MyFWC.com/HunterSafety.
All firearms, ammunition and


materials are provided free of
charge. Students should bring
a pen or pencil and paper. An
adult must accompany children
under 16 at all times.
People born on or after June 1,
1975, must complete the hunter
safety course before purchasing
a Florida hunting license. The
PWC course satisfies hunter
safety training requirements for
all other states and Canadian
provinces.
Those interested in attending
a course can register online
and obtain information about
future hunter safety classes at
MyFWC.com/HunterSafety or
by calling the FWC's regional


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"I would also like to thank the
parents for their support and trust
in me with their kids," he said.

Steinhatchee

tournament

is Saturday
The 10th annual Steinhatchee
Community Fishing
Tournament is set to go on
Saturday, April 16, beginning
at 7 a.m.
This year's tournament will
feature $600 first prize awards
in four categories -- red grouper,
redfish, trout and amberjack.
Second place in each division
will receive $300.
The entry fee is $30 per
person with weigh-ins to be held
at Steinhatchee Community
Center and Keaton Beach
Tickets are available at most
area marinas. The tourney
is being sponsored by the
Steinhatchee Community
Projects Board and the Taylor
Tourism Council.


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Prayer Luncheon

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A-6 Perry News-Herald April 15-16, 2011



Bed tax generates $180,000 to $200,000 annually


CITY/BALANCE
Continued from page 1
county a percentage of the cost
for operating the leagues based
on city resident participation.
There would also be a cap on
what the city's obligation would
be each year.
(The plan is a reversal of the
current plan in place, where the
county pays the city a percentage
of recreation costs based on
county resident participation;
however, there is no cap on what
the county's obligation is.)
"I think what we are
proposing would clean up
a lot of the problems with
recreation," Ketring said.


"I would also want a caveat
to the agreement to do this
is that whoever is in charge
of recreation must produce a
certain number of tournaments.
That's what this is all about
anyway-putting heads in
beds," she said.
Discussions also centered
around seeking a vote to have
the bed tax raised from three
cents to five cents, and that up to
three percent of the resulting five
cents could then be dedicated
for repayment of the loan.
Of the three percent currently
generated by the tax, one
percent is used to fund upgrades
at Forest Capital Park (including
a new air conditioning system


for Forest Capital Hall) and the
remaining two percent is used
for tourism development and
marketing.
A large portion of the funds
underwrites numerous local
festivals such as the Florida State
Bluegrass Festival, Optimist
Club Fishing Tournament,
Southern Pines Blues & BBQ
Festival, Steinhatchee Fishing
Tournament and the Florida
Forest Festival.
During talks Tuesday, council
members were told that the
three-cent tax generates an
estimated $300,000 annually
and members surmised that
the county's repayment plan
would range from $100,000


to $300,000 annually
(based on the number of
bed tax cents that could
be earmarked for the loan
repayment). However, figures
from the TDC show that the tax
generated $205,000 in 2010,
an increase from the $180,000
drawn on average since 2008.
It was also discussed that the
one-cent currently earmarked
for the Forest Capital Hall
upgrade project would "sunset"
this year.
However, that improvement
project was bonded for 10
years in 2006, leaving another
five years on the bond issue,
according to the TDC.
Both Ketring and Brown


Commission to discuss proposal Tuesday


$1.25 MILLION LOAN
Continued from page 1
The current recreation structure
is not sustainable in this
economic climate; therefore,
pooling our resources will
allow us to continue to provide
recreation. Together, let's
utilize this unfortunate situation
and improve recreation."
The letter continued, "The
city eagerly looks forward
to working with the county
to improve recreation for
all the citizens in Perry and
Taylor County. With this end
in mind, we want to assist in
finishing the complex and have
a single recreation department

Bulk of fund

TAX-AIDE
Continued from page 1
tennis courts, basketball courts,
restrooms, a picnic pavilion,
a playground and associated
parking areas.
When the bids for Phase 1
exceeded the available funds--
around $1.2 million--the county
was forced to push back some
items and raid some of its Phase
2 monies to complete the project.

Brotherhood
hosts sleepover
The Brotherhood of New
Brooklyn Missionary Baptist
Church will host is quarterly
sleepover today, April 15,
beginning at 6 p.m. and
continuing beyond breakfast
on Saturday, April 16. "If
you have a young man ages
7-19, bring him to the church,"
organizers urge, reminding
that a soup kitchen will be
available after breakfast.
At 3 p.m. on Saturday,
the Brotherhood will host
its fourth Unity Within The
Church program at Living
Word Ministries, 606 Colson
St. where Elder Joe Clark
serves as pastor. Charles
Brooks will be the speaker for
the program.

Pastor's anniversary
marked
Temple of God Baptist
Church will mark the 10-year
anniversary of Robert French
with a celebration on Sunday,
April 17, at 3 p.m. The Rev.
Jarvis All, pastor of New Birth
Church in Quincy, will be the
guest speaker.
The anniversary celebration
actually .begins earlier in the
week, and continues tonight
with Pastors Kenneth and
Carmen Dennis leading
services at 7 p.m. at Faith
Restoration Center.
Everyone is invited to
participate.


that will have the capacity to
provide recreation and bring
money into the local economy
through aggressively seeking
tournaments. In order to achieve
these goals the city is willing to
loan the county $1.25 million
interest-free to complete the
final quad of the complex. The
monies may be paid back from
bed tax, if the county chooses
to do so. The city is willing to
have the loan paid back over
an extended period of time in
order to achieve our goals. The
county will run recreation, have
someone manage the complex
and seek tournaments. The
individual that the county hires
will need to have a finite goal of


tournaments that will be brought
to Taylor County each year as an
employment requirement. The
city will continue to provide
and maintain all of our practice
fields and parks. The city will
agree to pay a percentage that
corresponds to the number of
city participants in recreation
each year; however, we will
want to have a cap for budget
reasons."
Ketring concluded, "The city
believes that having a single
recreation department is the
most advantageous situation
for everyone involved. Clearly,
completing the complex and
bringing in tournaments will
have a positive economic


ng underwritten by county


Commissioner Malcolm Page
also pledged some $130,000
from his district's secondary
road paving fund.
It wasn't until 2008 that
the county moved forward
with Phase 2 with a budget of
$2.2 million--which included
another $200,000 grant--but the
bids came in between $3.6
million to $4.7 million, once
again forcing the county to scale
back plans.
It was at this time the decision
was made to forego the second
baseball quad and overflow
parking lot, which would have
been located in the open field
behind the basketball and tennis
courts.
Ultimately, Phase 2 included
the existing "west" quad,
featuring two 60-foot baseball
diamonds, along with a 70-
foot diamond and a 90-foot
diamond, concession stands at
the quad and at the soccer fields,
the nature trail, and associated


parking lots and utilities.
Then in September 2009, the
county earmarked an additional
$1.2 million from its reserve
for capital improvements in
an attempt to finally finish the
complex.
The funding plan also
included some $140,000 from
commissioners Page and Pat
Patterson's road paving funds
as well as a third $200,000 state
grant, which the county was
subsequently not awarded.
Before any action could be
taken on Phase 3, however, the
commission in August 2010
redirected the $1.2 million in
capital reserves toward the
purchase of the former Ideal
Marina site in Steinhatchee for
the purpose of constructing a
boat ramp.
The county closed on
the $2.45 million property
in October and work is
beginning on Phase 1 of that
project now.


Tidbits:

Usher Anniversary celebrated Sunday
By SARAH HALL
Make your plans to attend New Brooklyn's Usher Anniversary
on Sunday, April 17, at 3 p.m. The Rev. D.L. McBride, pastor, and
Sidney Patterson, president, encourage your attendance.
Our prayers go out to:
The family of Alphonso Health who did an internship at Jerkins
High School in 1964. He was married to Rosa Porter of Perry.
Funeral services were yesterday, April 14, in Rochester, N.Y.
The family of Christine Williams in bereavement; and
Brother Joe Robinson at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.
Remember: The time is always right to do what is right.--Dr.
Martin Luther King Jr.

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future. I would like to take this
opportunity to thank you for all *
of your business in the past five
years. I wish you all happiness. I
will miss all of you. You can leave
messages for me at 838-2773.
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impact on our community. We
look forward to working
together."
Tuesday's meeting is open to
the public and will be held in the
county commission boardroom
located in the Taylor County
Courthouse Annex on Green
Street.


serve on the TDC board as the
city's representatives; during the
TDC's monthly board meeting
Wednesday, the pair brought
forward the city's plan to ask
the county to consider utilizing
the bed tax for repayment of
a possible loan for the sports
complex.
However, they both discussed


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using the bonded one-cent as
well as seeking an additional
one cent (not two as discussed
at the city council meeting).
Negotiations between
all three entities remain in
the early stages and further
discussion is expected at the
county commission's upcoming
meeting Tuesday.


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April 20 is deadline for


Soil & Water Board's


speech, poster contest


The Taylor Soil & Water
Conservation Board is seeking
entries to its annual Public
Speaking and Poster Contest.
This year the poster contest
is open to students in grades 3
through 5. The theme for the
contest is "Forests for People--
More Than You Can Imagine."
Forms for entering have been
delivered to local schools.
Posters are to be from 8.5" x 11"
up to 22" x 28" in size and the
theme must be on the front of
the poster. Any kind of media
may be used.
Students must turn in all
posters by April 20, to their
school's office or the local 4-H
office. Winners will be awarded
cash prizes.
The public speaking contest
is open to students in grades 6


through 12. The speech must be
written on the topic of "What is
the Economic Impact of Florida
Forests?" The time limit is six
to eight minutes.
Speeches must be turned in to
the school office or 4-H office
by April 20. Contestants will
then give their speeches on
April 26, at the Taylor County
Administration Complex. Cash
prizes will also be awarded.
The winners of the public
speaking and poster contests
will represent Taylor County
at the area contest in May. All
interested students are urged
to participate. Call Supervisor
Catherine Bethea at 584-6443
for more information.
In 1955, the National
Association of Conservation
Districts began a national


program to encourage
Americans to focus on
stewardship of natural
resources.
NACD is the nonprofit
organization which represents
3,000 conservation districts
and the 17,00.0 men and women
who serve on their governing
boards.
The program relies on
locally-led conservation
districts sharing and promoting
stewardship and conservation
activities.
The annual public speaking
and poster contest is held
all across America to help
accomplish the goals of the
National Association of
Conservation Districts in
promoting wise use of natural
resources.


Steinhatchee School has
announced the following honor
roll for the third nine weeks
grading period for the 2010-11
school year:
All A's
First Grade: Sybil Archer,
Lincoln Clark, Evan Dodd,
Paige Hires, Haily Martinez,
Trip Mitchell, Katelyn Mitchell,
Preston Roberts, Michael
Towers and Lindsey Webb.
; Second Grade: Ronnie
Bennett, Jordan Clark, Haleigh
Parker, Ashton Reed and
Savanna Thompson.
Third Grade: Brittan Clark.


Fourth Grade: Tannah Lytle.
A/B
First Grade: Madison
Kight, Lane Lashley, Nancy
Long, Catelyn Meade, Kaylee
Overstreet, Gabe Porter and
Baxton Wicker.
Second Grade: Brandon
Bailey, Sidney Bailey, Eli
Gallet, Ian Roberts and T. J.
Wilson.
Third Grade: Cierra
McKinney and Ervin Sapp.
Fourth Grade: Zachary
Bunkley, McKinzi Revels and
Layne Webb.
Fifth Grade: Dylan Webb,


Jennifer Martinez and Seth
Ganley.
Seventh Grade: Nathan
Morris and Brianna Bedford.
Eighth Grade: Zach
Revels, Brook Ogden, Rodrigo
Martinez and Sydney Jones.
Students who had perfect
attendance records for
the grading period were:
kindergarten, Noah Francis;
third grade, Jaylee Mills and
Ervin Sapp; fourth grade,
McKenzi Revels and Douglas
Whittington; fifth grade, Shawn
Gradwell and Dallas Jones; and
eighth grade, Rodrigo Martinez.


B-1 Perry News-Herald April 15-16,2011


Competition winners
Eighteen students from the Perry Karate Dojo participated in the March 20
Traditional Karate Tournament held at the Stephen O'Connell Center in Gainesville.
The annual event is known as the Katsu Challenge and featured more than 200
participants competing in five rings. The students from Perry earned two gold, four
silver, five bronze and 25 participant medals. The next karate tournaments will be the
annual Sunshine State Karate Games held in Lakeland on June 18 and the Tora No
Maki Challenge, held here at Forest Capital Hall on Sept. 24. Shown above are: (I to r)
front row, Te'luar Petty, Caroline Lilliott, Kolton Grambling, Mitchell Worthy, Jeremiah
Cruse, Julius Fraser and Anthony Reaves; standing, Jimmy Bowden, Jeremiah Owens,
J.R. Coker, Emily Coker, Courtney Turnmire, Levi Strickland, Ashley Wallace, Nathan
Fraser, Wade Taylor, Cody Ford and Daniel Simpson. Not pictured are Jay Padgett,
Cole MacNiell and John Sanders. Bowden served as referee at the tournament while
Owens, Simpson and Padgett served as judges.

Tickets on sale Saturday for womanlesss wedding'


The Steinhatchee Community
Projects Board, Inc., will
present "A Hillbilly Hitchin"
(a womanless wedding) Friday,
April 29, at 7 p.m. with an
encore presentation Saturday,
April 30, at 6 p.m.
Tickets go on sale this
Saturday, April 16, during


the Steinhatchee Community
Fishing Tournament.
A BBQ chicken dinner will
follow the show. Tickets are $15
each or $25 a couple.
The cast features renowned
actors from Steinhatchee, Jena,
Perry and Cross City. All profits
generated from this project will


be placed in the Taylor County
Boat Ramp Fund. (The boat
ramp is being constructed at the
site of the former Ideal Marina
in Steinhatchee.)
Contact Ann Spence at (352)
498-5963 or Jean Ridgeway at
(352) 498-2556 for tickets and
additional information.


Sprague to share memories of FSU

football days at April 25 meeting


Ryan Sprague, author of
"Grateful: From Walking On
to Winning It All at Florida
State," will be the featured guest
speaker at the Monday, April


25, meeting of the Friends of the
Taylor County Public Library.
"Grateful" is Sprague's
memoir of his five years (1996-
2000) as a member of the FSU


football team.
The meeting will begin at
5:30 p.m. at the library, which
is located at 403 N. Washington
St.


Congratulations

Arneashia Stephens
for winning the
Outstanding Offensive Award,
Outstanding Rebounding Award for
2010/2011 TlS Varsity Girls Basketball Team
and for also winning NWP in
Starr Athletics All Star Game in Pensacola.

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Once upon a time...there was an


assassin on a quest for revenge


"Once upon a time, there was a very special girl
who lived in the woods with her father."
If the above sounds like the beginning of a fairy
tale, you'd be half right. It's actually the tag line
from the theatrical trailer of "Hanna," director Joe
Wright's film about a 16-year-old assassin on a
quest for revenge.
"Hanna" is a fairy tale of sorts, albeit one
involving a 16-year-old assassin on a quest for
revenge.
Wright is known for heavy, dramatic period
pieces such as "Pride and
Prejudice" and "Atonement," but .i. I
here he re-teams with Saoirse
Ronan ("Atonement," "The
Lovely Bones") for something
completely different.
The result is a powerful,
intriguing and unexpected revenge
thriller that falters somewhat in
its story but mostly overcomes it
through an exceptional cast and
smart direction.
We first meet our title character
hunting in icy Finland, where she
lives in isolation with her father,
Erik Heller (Eric Bana, "The Time
Traveler's Wife"). Erik has been
training her to be an assassin and
attempting to acclimate her to the world she's
never known by teaching her facts and figures
from reference books.
When he deems her ready, he gives her a
transponder, which alerts the CIA, and more
specifically Agent Marissa Wiegler (Cate
Blanchett, "Robin Hood"), who wants Erik dead
for the secrets he knows.
Hanna is able to escape the CIA and finds
herself in Morocco in North Africa, where she
encounters a family of tourists traveling through
the area by van. Among them is Sophie (Jessica
Barden, "Coronation Street"), wh6ifom Hanina
begins to befriend.
Meanwhile, Marissa hires Isaacs (Tom
Hollander, "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's
End"), a mercenary and former associate, to hunt
down Hanna and her father.
Through it all, Hanna begins to discover aspects
of her past which lead her to question everything
she knows...and everything she doesn't.
"Unique" is a word I perhaps use too often, but
when a film is such a surprise in its presentation,
it is hard not to call it unique. Sure, the basic story
of "Hanna" is nothing new, as revenge films are
a dime a dozen and even tales of young assassins
have been around for years. ("The Professional"
with Jean Reno and a young Natalie Portman
comes to mind.)
Sometimes, however, every aspect of a film--
from the music, editing and directing to the settings


APRIL 7-16
TheatreTCC! presents "Chicago"
at Turner Auditorium on the
Tallahassee Community College
campus. Take a step back in time
to the "roaring 20s" with the Tony
Award-winning musical. Follow
the merry murderesses, Roxie
Hart and Velma Kelly, as they
compete for the spotlight and
the headlines, ultimately joining
forces in search of the "American
Dream." Single tickets are $10
for adults, $7 for seniors, $5 for
students and children, and free
to TCC students. They can be
purchased in advance by calling
850-644-6500 or visiting online at
www.tickets.fsu.edu.
APRIL 7-24
The Tallahassee Little Theatre's
2010-11 season continues with
"Cabaret." Set in 1931 Berlin as
the Nazis are rising to power,
the musical focuses on nightlife
at the seedy Kit Kat Klub and
revolves around the 19-year-old
English cabaret performer Sally
Bowles and her relationship
with the young American writer
Cliff Bradshaw. Tickets are $20
for adults, $16 for students and
seniors and can be purchased by
calling 850-224-8474 or online at
www.tallahasseelittletheatre.org.
APRIL 14-23
Now in its fifth year, the New
Horizons: Original Works Festival
connects the playwrights,
directors, actors and audience in
a unique experience each and
every evening. Presented by the


and characters--works together to create a mood
and a world that feels very real, but still intriguingly
not...almost surreal. It's as if everything stopped,
took a step to the right or left, and then continued
forward on a slightly different path.
The best comparison would be the first hour or
so of "The Matrix" (before Neo takes the pill), in
which his world was populated by odd characters
living in strange places, all set to a rocking
soundtrack.
That is what we get with "Hanna," which
features one of most unexpected
i* soundtracks I've heard in a while
from British electronic duo The
Chemical Brothers. It actually
takes some time to get used to, but
once you do, it works amazingly
well with the rest of the film.
Anchoring "Hanna" is its cast,
lead by the exceptional Ronan,
who was nominated for a Best
Supporting Actress Academy
Award at age 13 for "Atonement"
and hasn't looked back,
providing a solid performance
in the otherwise disappointing
"The Lovely Bones," which she
followed with a heartbreaking
turn in "The Way Back." Here,
she embodies Hanna, who is essentially a fish out
of water for much of the movie as she sees the
world for the first time. Ronan gives Hanna the
perfect blend of cold efficiency with an emotional
vulnerability, all the while staying true to the
unique qualities of the character. This is also her
most physically demanding role to date and she is
entirely believable in her action scenes.
Blanchett adopts an odd little Southern accent
that probably wouldn't have worked in a different
film but feels right at home here. Bana doesn't
get. as large a role b s I expected going in, but he
does wonders With the very morally gray Erik.
Hollander is delightfully evil in his role as the
murderous Issacs, playing a foil to Marissa's
more calm demeanor.
Where the film doesn't quite click is on the
story. Overall, the story is fine, but when the end
credits began to roll, I was left with the feeling
that something was missing, although I'm still not
sure exactly what it is. To paraphrase "The Big
Lebowski," there a rug missing that ties the room
together.
"Hanna" is an exciting, unique (there, I used
it!) thriller that just might be a fairy tale after all.
The film is rated PG-13 for intense sequences
of violence and action, some sexual material and
language.

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Florida State University School of
Theatre, the festival will feature
six original works spread over
eight shows at the Studio Theatre
on the FSU campus. Choose
which works to attend or watch
them all with an all-access pass
for $25. For more information,
visit theatre.fsu.edu. The works
may contain adult themes
including violence, sexuality,
profanity or partial nudity.
APRIL 24
The Tallahassee Broadway Series
continues with Monty Python's
"Spamalot,"the outrageous
comedy adapted from the classic
film "Monty Python and The Holy
Grail," winner of the 2005 Tony
Award for Best Musical. The
touring production arrives at the
Tallahassee-Leon County Civic
Center at 7:30 p.m. "Spamalot"
tells the tale of King Arthur and
his Knights of the Round Table
as they embark on their quest for
the Holy Grail. Flying cows, killer
rabbits, taunting Frenchmen and
show-stopping musical numbers
are just a few of the reasons
audiences everywhere are eating
up "Spamalot." Tickets are $15
to $75 and can be purchased by
calling 800-322-3602 or visiting
www.ticketmaster.com.


APRIL 16
The Tallahassee Community
Chorus and the Florida State
University Symphony Orchestra
present "Spring," featuring Verdi's
"Requiem."The concert will be


held at FSU's Ruby Diamond
Auditorium in Tallahassee.
Tickets are available for $18 for
adults, $12 for seniors and $5 for
students. They can be purchased
online at www.tcchorus.org.


APRIL 14-16
The Allman Brothers Band
headlines the line-up for the 2011
Wanee Music Festival. This year
the festival has expanded to three
days at the Spirit of Suwannee
Music Park in Live Oak. Sharing
the stage again this year is
Widespread Panic, along with
first timers Robert Plant & The
Band of Joy and The Steve Miller
Band, as well as many others.
Advance tickets are on sale now
for $198.50 at www.waneefestival.
com and www.livenation.com.
APRIL 27-30
It's the 20th birthday of the
biggest country music jam in the
South, The Suwannee River Jam,
featuring four days of music and
more than 20 artists at the Spirit
of the Suwannee Music Park in
Live Oak. Entertainers include
Ronnie Dunn (formerly of Brooks
and Dunn), Gary Allan, Luke
Bryan, Kellie Pickler, Phil Vassar,
Jerrod Niemann, Darryl Worley,
Lee Brice, LoCash Cowboys and
Blackberry Smoke. To purchase
tickets, call the music park at 386-
364-1683; visit online at www.
musicliveshere.com, go to events
and click on Suwannee River
Jam for complete information on
tickets and accommodations.


150 characters, four


actors...


"The 39 Steps," the Tony Award-winning Broadway hit, combines a Hitchcock
masterpiece with a juicy spy novel, and adds a dash of Monty Python. The comedy
opens at the Hippodrome Theatre in Gainesville tonight (Friday) and will continue
through May 8. It features non-stop laughs, more than 1 50 zany characters (played
by a talented cast of four), an on-stage plane crash, handcuffs, missing fingers and
some good old-fashioned romance. A mysterious organization called "The 39 Steps"
is hot on a man's trail in a nationwide manhunt which climaxes in a death-defying
finale. Ticket prices vary depending showtime and can be purchased by calling 352-
375-4477 or online at thehipp.org.


Madison celebrates Down


Home Days this weekend


By popular demand,
Madison's Down Home Days
Festival and Parade is back and
will be held today (Friday) and
Saturday.
"Make plans to attend this
two-day festival of non-stop
fun and excitement," organizers
said. "Vendors, food, games and
much more will be on display
at the Four Freedoms Park in
Madison."
Today's events include Down
Home Days Family Fun Night
beginning at 5:30 p.m., Becky's


'Magical'


evening


planned

A "magical" evening awaits
when Big Bend Hospice and
Tallahassee Nurseries take you
to old world Spain for Spring
Fling 2011: Under a Spanish
Moon.
The festivities take place
Thursday, April 28, from 7 to
10:30 p.m. Guests will enjoy
a buffet of Spanish cuisine,
libations and entertainment.
Tickets are $100 each and
include two complimentary
drinks. They may be purchased
online at www.bigbendhospice.
org or by calling the Big Bend
Hospice reservation line at 850-
701-1375.
Tickets are also on sale at
Tallahassee Nurseries, 2911
Thomasville Rd.
Recommended attire for
the evening is dressy casual
and valet parking services
will be provided. Proceeds
from the event will be used to
provide patient care in all of
the counties Big Bend Hospice
serves including Taylor.
For additional information,
contact Laura Glenn at
850-701-1341 or laurag@
bigbendhospice.org.






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Dance Steps Studio Showcase
Performance at 6 p.m. and the
first karaoke preliminary from 7
to 10 p.m. A rodeo will be held
at Lanier Field from 5 to 11 p.m.
Saturday will feature a classic
car show, bounce houses, a
dunk tank and more beginning
at 7:30 a.m. Registration begins
at 7:30 a.m. for the Colin Kelly
Fitness Runs to be held at North
Florida Community College's
fitness center.
Authors Tracy Revels and
T.H. Bear will host book


signing from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The Down Home Days Parade
takes center stage beginning at
10 a.m. and the Marine Corps
Band will perform immediately
following at the gazebo.
Other events include a quilt
and flower show at NFCC's
Wardlaw-Smith-Goza Mansion
as well as the second karaoke
preliminary from noon to 3 p.m.
with the finals starting at 3.
For more information,
call 877-272-3642 or visit
madisonfl.org.


Wanee Festival
Robert Plant (shown above) and the Band of Joy will
be on stage tonight (Friday) at the 2011 Wanee Music
Festival being held at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music
Park in Live Oak. The festival, which began Thursday,
continues through Saturday and will feature the Allman
Brothers Band, the Steve Miller Band and many more.
Weekend tickets are available at the gate for $250 in
addition to single-day tickets for $1 28.50. For more
information, visit www.waneefestival.com.


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B-4 Perry News-Herald April 15-16, 2011








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DEADLINES:
The deadline 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!


AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 16, AT
6:30 P.M. AT 1693 SW MOSELEY
HALL ROAD (CR 360) IN MADISON.
LIQUIDATING BALANCE OF
MERCHANDISE FROM A LARGE
DISCOUNT RETAILER. ITEMS SUCH
AS BREAD MAKER, BLENDERS,
COFFEE MAKERS, TOOL BOXES,
FANS, JOINER/PLANER, TABLE SAW,
KNIVES AND MANY OTHER ITEMS.
YOU WILL NOT WANT TO MISS THIS
AUCTION, COMFY SEATS AND LOT
OF FUN. 10% BUYERS PREMIUM.
MC.VISA, DISCOVER, DEBIT CARDS,
CHECKS AND CASH ACCEPTED. AU
691 RON COX. AB 2490. 850-973-
2959.
04/13-04/15PS



Large yard sale, Friday evening and
Saturday at 2409 US 98 West (between
Mini Storage and Deals Oyster House).
04/13-04/15
Yard sale, behind produce stand on
Beach Road Thursday-Sunday from 8
a.m.-until. Lots of handmade items,
knives, purses, baby crib sets and lots
more. Call 295-4205.
04/13-04/15
Continuous moving sale until all items
are sold. 112 Crit Jones Drive in Taco
Heights. Love seat in good condition for
$50, desk for $15, recliner for $10,
chest of drawers for $40, ceiling fan for
$15, floor lamp for $5, 2 folding yard
sale tables (5' X 28", $25 each or $49
for both), and tools. Call any time. 850-
584-2007 or 850-295-1795.
04/13-04/15
3 family yard sale Saturday from 7
a.m.-12 p.m. at 198 Dogwood Way in
Pine Ridge. Furniture, Clothes, Toys,
Baby items, Electronics and much
more.
04/13-04/15
Two Dingos Outlet Store. 111 1/2
Green St. (across from the Courthouse
parking lot). Looking for that perfect
Easter or Mother's Day gift for a special
lady? Come by the Two Dingos Outlet
Store. We have everything you need to
design a "one of a kind" bracelet or
necklace. Murang glass beads,in
beautiful colors for $2.50 each. Charms
starting at .99 each. We have bulldogs,
butterflies, flip flops and many more.
We also carry a large selection of
gently used books, CD's, DVD's and
video games. Open Monday through
Friday from 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. and
Saturday from 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
04/15,04/20,04/22
Yard sale, Saturday from 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
at 2140 Woods Creek Road. Printer,
table, clothes, toys and much more.
04/16
Yard sale, Friday and Saturday from 8
a.m.-until at 1485 James D. Smith
Road. Kids clothes, Fisher Price swing,
jeans, dresses, Ab Lounge and much
more. Look for signs.
04/15
Yard sale, Friday and Saturday from 9
a.m.-until at Taylor Storage Center
(3498 Hwy 19. South, across from
Taylor Tech). 3 wheel stroller, print-
scan-copy combo, scanner, fax, adult
tricycles, coffee & end tables, computer
desk, file cabinet, truck tool box, cast
iron pans, Play Station 2 games, lots of
kitchen items, tools, Singer
buttonholder, vacuum cleaner, pepper
spray, home security alarm, pool alarm,
wooden rocking horse, baby clothes
($1), blankets (Gator, Seminole & John
Deere), lots of scrubs, jeans maternity
clothes, juicer, fashion jewelry and
much more. Low prices on everything.
04/15
Spring cleaning yard sale April 15 & 16.
Friday 2 p.m.-5 p.m. & Saturday 8 a.m.-
1 p.m. NO EARLY BIRDS PLEASE (not
a morning person) at 1820 E. Davis
Walker Rd (it's the road before Beach
Road, 1st house on the right). Race
car bed, new little girls pillowcase
dresses, new baby gifts, diaper-cakes,
men, women, teen & children clothes,
Easter decorations, stackable washer &
dryer, 5ft Coke bottle, dishes, linens
and so much more.
04/15


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2 Family Yard Sale, Saturday from 7
a.m.-2 p.m. at 5771 Potts Still Rd.
Books, bedspreads, kids' comforters,
decorative items, clothes and more!
04/15
Yard Sale, Friday at 1 p.m. and
Saturday at 8 a.m.-until at 103
Cashmore St. 838-8300. Misc. items.
04/15
Yard Sale, 1613 Osteen Rd Saturday 8
a.m.-4 p.m. Lots of "different" stuff.
Look for Signs.
04/15



Need Cash?
Got Junk?
Got Junk Cars, Truck?
I buy Scrap Metals!!
850-838-JUNK (5865)
State Certified Scales
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Overgrown plant sale: 1-gallon size for
$1. Formosa Azalea, Dwarf Burford
Holly, Carissa Holly, Variegated
Pittosporum.Turkey Roost Nursery,
584-7395.
04/13-04/15
King size Tinker Bell spread and sheet
set for $100, bread maker for $20, new
walker with seat for $100 and a water
bowl shaped like a toilet for $20. Call
223-1043.
04/15



AKC registered Black Lab puppies.
Male and Female available to a good
home on May 8th. They will have their
first shots and worming. Parents on
premises. Asking $200. Call 850-223-
2092 or 850-838-6744 for more
information.
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1 or 2 good used mud grips 15" x 36 x
14.5. Call 584-7464 leave message.
04/15



Brand new 2 or 3 BD/2 Bath DWMH.
$35,995. Includes delivery, setup,
AC/Heat, steps and skirting. Prestige
Home Centers, Chiefland. Open on
Sunday 12 to 5.800-477-2492.
01/14tfnph
Brand new 4 BR/2 Bath starting at
$55,995. Prestige Home Centers,
Chiefland. Open on Sundays, 12 to 5.
800-477-2492.
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Used & repo mobile homes. Financing
available. Prestige Home Centers,
Chiefland. Open on Sundays 12 to 5.
800-477-2492.
01/14tfnPH
Bank repo. 3 BD/2 Bath on 2 acres in
Shady Grove area. EZ financing with
low down payment. Prestige Home
Center, Chiefland. Open Sundays. 800-
477-2492
PH
A 2004 Homes of Merit 4 BD/2 bath on
2.5 beautifully manicured acres in
Morriston. Tape and textured
throughout with crown molding. Fenced
with 2 pastures so bring your horses.
Just $3,500 down and $512 per month.
owner has financing, Call 352-493-
9600.
03/23tfntmh
A 4 BD/2 bath home in chiefland close
to town. Home has brand new roof, A/C
and new carpet. Two large workshed.
Just $4,500 down and $670 per month.
Owner has financing, call 352-493-
9606.
03/23tfntmh
A 3 BD/2 bath Jacobsen on 5 acres in
Newberry. Fenced and ready for your
horses. Minutes from Gainesville:
$4,100 down, and $740 per month.
Owner has financing. Call 352-262-
4531.
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A 4 BD/2 bath Jacobsen of 2.5 acres in
Old Town, just minutes from town.
$4,000 down and $610 per month.
Owner has financing, call 652-493-
9606.
04/13tfntmh
Bank foreclosure 3 BD/2 bath 2007 DW
in Gainesville. $2,000 down and $308
per month. Owner has financing, Call
352-262-4531.
04/06tfntmh
2001 SWMH 16'x80', 2BR/2BA.
Excellent condition. Open floor plan
with garden tub, walk-in closets, decks,
A/C and appliances included. Buyer
must move. Asking $23,500. Call (850)
843-1963.
03/23-04/15



Office space for lease. 224 N. Jefferson
Street. Will alter to suit. On-site parking.
Up to 4,000 sq. ft. SAH Properties. Call
850-656-6340.
11/17fnks
3 BD house for rent just inside the city
limits on a deadend road. The house is
on 1 acre of land with a creek running
through the property. $550 a month.
First, last and $250 security deposit to
move in. Call 727-433-4514.
04/06-04/08


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.
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RV spot for rent. Not in park, includes
power, water, sewer, and cable for $350
a month. Call 727-433-4514.
04/06-04/08

One bedroom furnished apartment. All
utilities included (electric, water, sewer,
garbage and cable). No smoking. No
pets. $160 a week or $600 a month.
$100 deposit. Call 850-363-8196.
04/06-04/29
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."
5/19tfWA
3 BD/2 bath at 312 Cedar Street. $650
a month. First, last and $250 security
deposit to move in. Call 850-556-2762.
04/06-04/15


Extra nice 3 BR/2 bath home. Credit
check, background check and rental
references required. $600 per month.
Appliances and washer/dryer
furnished. Call 584-4554.
04/15-04/27
Spacious Southern Charm. 2000+ sq
ft, Arched Doorways, French Doors, 2
baths for rent. $850 per month. Call
371-1462 or 838-6005.
04/15tfnSJEC


40 acres of land for sale
frontage on Dennis How
850-656-6340.
03/23tfnKS
One acre of land on Ga
Has well, septic tank an
Call 850-584-5205.
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qualified applicants.Water/Gas application. Call 584-6140. financing available. Please call (386)
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3 BD house for rent just inside the city
limits on a deadend road. The house is
on 1 acre of land with a creek running
through the property. $550 a month.
First, last and $250 security deposit to
move in. Call 727-433-4514.
04/06-04/08
Fully furnished trailer for rent. One
person only. No children. No pets.
Satellite TV & utilities included. $150 a
week. Call 584-2199.
04/13-04/22
For rent with option to purchase,
Doublewide on 5 acres, no animals,
no pets. Adult community in Shady
Grove. 850-584-4331.
04/13-04/22
2 BR/2 bath SWMH on 3 acres for
rent. Proof of income and references
required. $500 a month and $500
deposit. Call 386-776-2405.
04/13-04/22


Beautiful house positioned on corner
I lot for rent. 2 BD/1 bath in perfect
condition. $595 rent and $595 deposit.
602 W. Veterans Drive. Call 850-672-
0973.
04/13tfnLS
Rooms available at Skylark Motel
everything included from Monthly $585
S(required $45 deposit), $165 weekly or
$40 daily (tax included). 317 N. Byron
Butler Pkwy. 850-672-0973.
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1 acre trailer lot on Beach Road for
rent. RV's are welcome. Leisure Retreat
area. Well, septic system and power
pole provided. Call 584-9261.
04/08-04/20
Everetts Mobile Home Park. Taking
applications for rentals. 2 BR/1 bath for
$375, with a $300 deposit. 2 BR/1 bath
for $400, with a $300 deposit. Park
Model, 2 BR/1 bath for $350 with a
$300 deposit. Water, sewer and
garbage included. Please apply in
person, Monday through Thursday.
Ms. Betty. 584-7094.
04/13tfnEMH


Fenced, large storage building, 3
shelters and double wide pad. $28,500.
Call 223-1059.
03/30-04/22
3 BD/2 bath DWMH on 1 acre close to
town. Quiet area. Paved subdivision
outside city limits in Perry. $49,500. Call
Becky Thursday-Saturday at 850-584-
7094.
04/OltfnBR
Aucilla Riverfront home for sale in
Nutull Rise area. Fish from your porch.
23636 Aucilla Landing Road. $325,000.
Call 850-584-7901.
03/30-04/22


3 BD/2 bath DWMH on about 5 acres of
land. No owner financing. Serious
inquiries only. $75,000. Call 850-295-
4668 or 850-371-0124.
04/13-05/06
2010 Destiny MH. 56 X 32.4 BR/2 bath.
Excellent condition, must sell. Large
kitchen with island, large master bath
and crown moulding throughout. 2 sets
of steps, skirting and AC unit included.
Some furniture included as well. Asking
pay off only. Must see. Has to be moved
to your property. Call 850-843-0355.
04/08-04/29


Will buy land in Chiefland and
surrounding areas. Call today for top
dollar. 352-493-9600.
04/13tfntmh
with 500 ft. of
ell Road. Call 3 BD/2 bath DWMH on about 5 acres of
land. No owner financing. Serious
inquiries only. $75,000. Call 850-295-
s Plant Road 4668 or 850-371-0124.
d power pole. 04/13-05/06
Recently Foreclosed. Special
-- Financing Available. Any Credit. Any
Income. Vacant Land, located at 5635
Woods Creek Rd. Perry, $84,900. Visit
www.roselandco.com/87H. Drive by
then call (866) 924-8348.
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New tires starting at $45 through March
only at Ryan's Everything Automotive!
Call Justin at 850-584-8900, 4053 US
19 S. in Perry.
04/06tfnRCT
2001 Ford F150 supercab 4 door one
owner. Runs good. $7,000. 175,000
plus miles. Call 850-843-1980 or
evenings 850-584-7428.
04/08-04/15
2005 Chrysler Town & Country. 74,000
miles with 25 mpg. Leather, automatic
doors, lift gate, and stow n'go floor
storage. Reliable, excellent condition
and well maintained. $12,000. Call 584-
4190.
04/13-04/22
Honda Goldwing motorcycle for sale.
Loaded and in excellent condition with
I/C and helmets. Call 838-2385.
04/13-04/15
99' Dodge Durango SLT 4x4, 127k
highway miles, All power, leather, 3rd
row seating, new A/C with rear
controls, custom sound system,
$4500.00 OBO, contact Rodney 850-
843-3649.
04/01tfn
1992 Oldsmobile 88 for sale. It needs
tire rod and right finder. Runs good.
$500. Call 223-1043.
04/15



2008 16ft. Baywater Center Console
with 50 HP Yamaha (low hours). Great
for rivers or flats. Water ready! N.A.D.A.
List $10,500, selling for $9,000. Can be
seen at Larry's Towing or call for more
information. 850-584-5317.
04/13-04/29
Jayco pop-up camper. Sleep 6. In very
good condition with lots of extras.
$1,800. Call 850-223-3283.
04/13-04/22
Stumpknocker boat for sale. 25 HP
Yamaha, trolling motor, trailer and
ready to fish. Call 838-2385.
04/13-04/15


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Wanted used rifle reloader, hunting
equipment, fishing equipment, bows,
tree stands and gun parts. Call 850-
843-0119
04/15



TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
Full Time Library and Information
Services Director. $34,777 -$40,310
DOQ. Applications and job
description can be obtained from
www.taylorcountygov.com, Mobile'
Career Lab at Perry K-Mart on
Tuesday, Wednesdays or Thursdays
9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.; or Workforce
Position open until filled. Taylor County
Board of County Commissioners is an
EEO, VP, DT, background check
employer.
10/27tfnbcc

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to 40% still only $10 for Start Up Kit!
For appointment call: 850-570-1499
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Train now for jobs in healthcare.
Professional environment/instructors.
No GED or High School Diploma
required if age 18. QUEST TRAINING
SERVICES. 386-362-1065.
04/13-05/06

Collector person position available.
This involves office work. Apply in
person only. Badcock Home Furniture
and More in Perry.
03/23tfnBC

Looking for experienced HVAC
installers and service technicians.
Come by Advanced Refrigeration and
Air Conditioning between 9 A.M. and 4
P.M. to receive an application. Must
have valid Florida drivers license.
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Direct Sales Representative in Perry.
Responsible for selling and promoting
Comcast products with focus on video,
high-speed Internet and phone
services. Increase product penetration
in designated territories through sales
to former residential or new individual
customers. Must be able to work a
variable schedule as necessary; high
school diploma or equivalent; good
driving record.
Comcast offers a competitive benefits
package and compensation.
Apply at www.comcast.jobs/3944.
Comcast is an Equal Employment
Opportunity/Affirmative Action/Drug-
Free workplace employer.
04/15CC

Refuge House, Inc. is looking to fill the
following position: One full time Shelter
Advocae t? ogrk oa, te h tline ad0
irhe sher in our Ierryiocation. Core
duties include crisis intervention,
counseling, and advocacy to all victims
of domestic and sexual violence living
within the emergency shelter and to
victims calling in on the 24-hour
hotline.
Required to update and maintain
hotline and referral sources, screen all
victims for shelter eligibility, call
hospital volunteers, document services
in participant files, provide daily
household needs to residential
participants and other duties required
of the position. Positions are scheduled
for irregular hours, as this is a 24 hour
program position.
Qualifications are a bachelor's degree
in human services, or 2 years of
relevant experience or significant work
experience. Refuge is an equal
opportunity employer. Disability
accommodations available. Call 850-
922-6062 extension 1003 or send e-
mail at carons@refugehouse.com for
more information.
03/23tfnRH

Do you have 10 hours a week that you
would like to make productive and earn
$1500+month?
www.freedomtodream.net or call 352-
360-5939.
04/08-05/18

Truck driver with Class A CDL. 2 years
driving experience. Call 386-294-3411.
04/13-04/22

Director of Allied Health Programs
(RN) wanted at North Florida
Community College. See
www.nfcc.edu for details.
04/13-04/29NFCC


Clerical/office work and a bookkeeper
needed. Please call 386-294-3411 or
1-800-386-1514 for more information.
04/13-04/27

Full-time Marina Fishing Clerk. Sales,
organizational skills and references
required. Apply in person at 322
Riverside Drive, Steinhatchee.
04/13-04/15SH
Tri-County Electric Cooperative has an
opening for a full-time Apprentice
Lineman in our Madison Office. The
candidate is required to have a
minimum of five years experience in
power line construction and
maintenance. The candidate must also
have a Class A, Commercial Drivers
License and live no more than 20 miles
from the Madison warehouse location
at 2862 West US 90. The cooperative
offers competitive salary and benefits.
Tri-County is an EOE and DFWP.
Please send resume and completed
Tri-County Employment Application
Form, which is available at any TCEC
office or online at www.tcec.com,
before May 6, 2011 to:
Stephanie Carroll
Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Inc.
2862 West US 90
Madison, FL 32340


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-
S6737
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John Sesock's
Tree Service/Stump Grinding
*Tree Trimming/Bucket Truck
*Free Estimates
*Licensed & Insured Tree Expert
Also, Bobcat Work Done
Root Rake, Grabbier, Front End
Loader for Excavation/ Cleanup,
(850)-584-2027 (H)
(850)591-8301 (C)
See ad in phone book page 110.
02/02-04/29

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.
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Resource Recovery
1320 James D. Smith Road
Office: 850-584-6735
Mobile: 843-4242 or 672-0911
Our new facility will take oversize
wood waste not accepted at local
collections sites. Reasonable tip fees
apply to all wood waste taken. We
accept: Cypress, Pine and Water Oak
Clean untreated lumber
Clean unpainted concrete
Service available:
Grinding, road work and excavation
Hours: Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
03/25-04/22


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Bonds

Swann Bonding Agency
EARL SWANN BAIL BONDS
"Where Everyday Is Springtime"
107 N. 584-2757
Jefferson St. 584-2757

RES Ron's Electrical Service LLC
EC13004582-Insured
*Commercial
*Industrial
*Residential (Home & Mobile Home
Repairs)
*Petroleum Industry
850-677-0452
Ron Miller, Owner/Operator
04/06-05/25


Ronnie Terry & Sons
We buy Junk
(850)223-2340 or (863)509-3161
04/06-04/29

J.D.'s Tree Service and Lawn Care.
Licensed and insured. Free estimates.
We also grind stumps. Call today 838-
1280. Firewood for sale.
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35 years and over prom. May 14th at
Jerkins Community Center. Tickets on
sale at Jewelz Hair Studio. G & G
Foxtrott. $25 each (will need a ticket
to enter).
04/08 04/22



PUBLIC HEARING
APPEAL FOR VARIANCE
The City of Perry Board of Adjustment
will hold public hearing In the City
Council meeting room, Perry, Florida
on Monday, May 2, 2011 at 6:15 p.m.,
or as soon thereafter as possible, to
hear a request by David L. Cain to be
granted a Variance from the
minimum yard requirements on the
property described below:
Legal Description: Lot Number
Twelve (12) In Block "B"
of the Dreamland Subdivision
Also known as Tax Parcel Number 25-
04-07-04703-000
Location of Property: 1527 S. Givens
Street, Perry, Florida 32348
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to
Florida Statutes 286.0105, that any
person deciding to appeal any
decision of the Board of Adjustment
with respect to any matter
considered at the meeting will need
a record of the meeting and may
need to ensure that verbatim record
of the proceedings Is made; which
record Includes the testimony and
evidence upon which the appeal is
to be based.
ATTEST: Robert A. Brown, City
Manager
04/15


Pursuant to Section 2.13(B) of the City
Charter of the City of Perry, Florida,
notice is hereby given that the City
Council had Introduction and First
Reading on Ordinance No. 888 and
Ordinance No. 889 on April 12, 2011 in
the City Council Chambers, 224 S.
Jefferson Street, Perry, Florida. A
Public Hearing and Final Reading on
Ordinance No. 888 is scheduled for
April 26, 2011 in the City Council
Regular Meeting, Council Room 224
S. Jefferson Street, Perry, Florida at
6:30 p. m. or as soon thereafter as
possible. The public hearing on
Ordinance No. 889 is scheduled for
public hearing on May 10, 2011. Any
interested persons may appear and
be heard on the aforementioned
public hearing date. Notice Is also
given, pursuant to Florida Statutes
286.0105 that any person deciding to
appeal any decision of the City
Council with respect to any matter
considered at the meeting will need
a record of that meeting and may,
need to ensure that a verbatim
record of the proceedings is made;
which record Includes the testimony
and evidence upon which the
appeal is to be based.
ORDINANCE NO. 888
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
PERRY, FLORIDA REQUIRING THE
DISPLAY OF ADDRESSES, PROVIDING
CONVENANTS, CONDITIONS AND
RESTRICTIONS FOR THE DISPLAY OF
ADDRESSES, AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
ORDINANCE NO. 889
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
PERRY, FLORIDA, FOR THE
REGULATION OF SWEEPSTAKE
MACHINES, PROVIDING RULES AND
REGULATIONS FOR THE
ADMINISTRATION AND
ENFORCEMENT, PROVIDING FOR
LICENSURE OF OPERATORS AND
MANAGERS, PROVIDING FOR
PENALTIES, FINES AND
ADMINISTRATIVE FEES, PROVIDING
FOR SEVERABILITY; REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Copies of said Ordinance No. 888
and Ordinance No. 889 may be
inspected at the Administration
Office of City Hall, 224 S. Jefferson
Street, Perry, Florida between the
hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday.
Robert A. Brown, Jr.
City Manager
Emily Weed Ketring
Mayor
04/15


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION BRANCH BANKING
AND TRUST COMPANY,
Plaintiff,
CASE NO. 2010-CA-000526
v.
DANA CARL DOUGLAS; UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF DANA CARL DOUGLAS,
ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES
CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER,
AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED
INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS WHO ARE
NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE,
WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES
MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES,
HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS; TENANT #1;
TENANT #2,
Defendants,
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Final Judgment of Foreclosure for
Plaintiff entered in this cause, In the


Circuit Court of TAYLOR County,
Florida; I will sell the property situated
in TAYLOR County, Florida described
as:
(TRACT #8)
A PART OF SECTION 23, TOWNSHIP 2
SOUTH, RANGE 7 EAST, TAYLOR
COUNTY, FLORIDA BEING MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS:
COMMENCE AT A CONCRETE
MONUMENT MARKING THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION 23,
TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 7 EAST,
TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA AND RUN
NORTH 000o2102 WEST, ALONG THE
EAST BOUNDARY OF SAID SECTION 23,
A DISTANCE OF 499.67 FEET FOR A
POINT OF BEGINNING, THENCE FROM
SAID POINT OF BEGINNING,
CONTINUE NORTH 00o2102 WEST,
ALONG THE EAST BOUNDARY OF SAID
SECTION 23, A DISTANCE OF 384.37
FEET TO A POINT, THENCE LEAVING THE
EAST BOUNDARY OF SAID SECTION 23,
RUN SOUTH87o1621 WEST, A


DISTANCE OF 2401.55 FEET TO A POINT
IN THE CENTERLINE OF AN 80 FOOT
WIDE ROADWAY, UTILITY AND
DRAINAGE EASEMENT (ROGERS
SPRINGS ROAD), THENCE SOUTH
00=1134 EAST, ALONG THE
CENTERLINE OF SAID ROGERS
SPRINGS ROAD, A DISTANCE 247.73
FEET TO A POINT, THENCE SOUTH
10o5533 EAST, ALONG THE
CENTERLINE OF SAID ROGERS
SPRINGS ROAD, A DISTANCE 221.76
FEET TO A POINT, THENCE LEAVING THE
CENTERLINE OF SAID ROGERS
SPRINGS ROAD, RUN NORTH 85-1550
EAST, A DISTANCE OF 2366.40 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING.
SUBJECT TO AN 80 FOOT WIDE
ROADWAY, UTILITY AND DRAINAGE
EASEMENT (ROGERS SPRINGS ROAD)
OVER AND ACROSS THE WESTERLY 40
FEET THEREOF
ALSO SUBJECT TO A 15 FOOT WIDE
UTILITY EASEMENT OVER AND ACROSS
THE EASTERLY 15 FEET THEREOF.
ALSO SUBJECT TO A 15 FOOT WIDE
UTILITY EASEMENT OVER AND ACROSS
THE SOUTHERLY 7.50 FEET THEREOF
AND NORTHERLY 7.50 FEET THEREOF.
ROGERS SPRINGS ROAD REFERRED TO
HEREIN IS MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS
VOLUME 572, PAGE 892, TAYLOR
COUNTY, FLORIDA,
and commonly known as: Lot 8
Ecoflna Preserve, Shady Grove, FL
32357, at public sale, to the highest.
and best bidder, for cash, on the
Courthouse steps 108 North Jefferson
Street, Perry, FL 32348, on May 5,
2011, at 11:00 A.M.
ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST
IN THE SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF
ANY, OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY
OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS
PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN
60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE.
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If you are a person with a disability Florida, placing agency, for
who needs any accommodation In subsequent adoption and you are
order to participate In this hereby ordered to appear In the
proceeding, you are entitled, at no above court at the Taylor County
cost to you, to the provision of certain Courthouse, Perry, Florida 32347 on
assistance. Persons with a disability Tuesday, May 3, 2011 at 9:00 A.M., for
who need any accommodation to a Termination of Parental Rights
participate should call the ADA Advisory Hearing and to show cause
Coordinator, Jacquetta Bradley, P.O. why said petition should .not be
Box 1569, Lake City, FL 32056, 386- granted. You must appear on the
719-7428, within two (2) working days date and time specified.
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are hearing Impaired call (800) 955- THIS ADVISORY HEARING CONSTITUTES
8771; if you are voice Impaired call YOUR CONSENT TO THE TERMINATION
(800) 955-8770. OF PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THESE
Dated this _April 8, 2011 CHILDREN. IF YOU FAIL TO APPEAR
ANNIE MAE MURPHY ON THE DATE AND TIME SPECIFIED,
Clerk of the Circuit Court YOU MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS AS
By: A PARENT TO THESE CHILDREN.
Deputy Clerk 04/01,04/08,04/15,04/22
04/15,04/22


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEOPRIVATE
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR TAYLOR COUNTY, FL
JUVENILE DIVISION
CASE NO. 2009-123-DP
IN THE INTEREST OF:
C.B.A.
DOB: 08/30/2009
K.L.A.
DOB: 07/11/2008
MINOR CHILD
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: N.A.
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 676 Myrtle
Street, Perry, FI 32347
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a
petition under oath has been filed In
the above styled court for the
termination of parental rights and the
permanent commitment of C.B.A, a
female child born on 08/30/2009, In
Leon County, Florida and K.L.A., a
female child born on 07/11/2008, In
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