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l Dec.emeber 14-15, 2012
Serving the Tree Capital of t-. South Since 1889


Retirement

ceremony

to honor

Murphy
A retirement ceremony
honoring longtime County
Judge Stephen "Buddy"
Murphy will be held Friday,
Dec. 21, at 3 p.m. in the
Taylor County Courthouse.
Murphy was first elected
to the county bench in 1985
and has held office ever
since.
-* Please see page 14


News Forum

Historical Society
celebrates the
season Monday
The Taylor County
Historical Society will host its
annual Christmas celebration
Monday, Dec. 17, starting at
7p.m.
All members and interested
persons are encouraged to
attend. A covered dish dinner
will be served.
President Wanda Cash also
reminds everyone that the
society has the latest editions
of its 'They Were Here" series
available for purchase.
'They make great stocking-
stuffers," she said.

Chamber holds
annual Christmas
reception Dec. 20
Perry-Taylor County
Chamber of Commerce
members are invited to the
annual Chamber Christmas
Reception planned Thursday,
Dec. 20.
The reception will be held at
Buckeye Community Federal
Credit Union from 5-7 p.m.
This year's event is being
sponsored by Events by
Sondra.

Holiday food drive
underway
Rotary Club of Perry is
holding a holiday food drive
to benefit the Divine Mercy
Center and two local church
pantries.
All items collected will be
distributed to needy families
within the community.
Donations of canned goods
and non-perishable items may
be made at the Chamber of
Commerce.

School board to
meet Tuesday
The District School Board
of Taylor County will hold a
special board meeting on
Tuesday, Dec. 18, at 3 p.m.
The meeting's agenda
includes two items: salary
schedule approvals and
change in minimum wage.
The meeting will be held
at the Alton H. Wentworth
Administrative Complex,
located at 318 North Clark
Street. The meeting is open to
the public.

Blood drive at DMH
The Southeastern
Community Blood Center will
host a blood drive Monday,
Dec. 17, at Doctors' Memorial
Hospital from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Donors will receive a free
meal ticket plus a Fandango
voucher for a free movie ticket.
Sign up by calling Jamie
Rouse at 584-0889.
For more information, visit
www.scbcinfo.org.



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City earmarks $20,000 for new



pavilion at Loughridge Park


Deviating from its normal
course of business, the Perry
City Council voted Tuesday
to pull up to $20,000 from
its reserves to fund the
construction of a new picnic
pavilion at Loughridge Park.
In a split vote (3-2), the
council authorized City
Manager Bob Brown to
solicit bids for the project
and Councilwoman Shirlie
Hampton asked that it be
completed by spring.
Hampton had broached
the topic of building a
pavilion at the park during
her very first council meeting
(Nov. 13 following her win
over longtime incumbent
Alphonso Dowdell in the
Nov. 6 General Election).
During her second
meeting, Nov. 20, the


council directed Brown to
obtain cost estimates for
the project. At that time, the
expected costs were $10,00-
$15,000.

MEET


However at Tuesday's
meeting (Hampton's third),
the projections came closer
to $20,000.
Councilman Mike


Deming, who is also
relatively new to the board,
said that while he supported
the project "we are just in the
first quarter of the new year's


budget. I would rather see us
put the project in our five-
year capital improvement


City Manager Bob Brown, center, describes possible routes for a proposed walking trail at Loughridge
Park during discussions Tuesday night. Also shown, left to right, are Councilwoman Venita Woodfaulk,
Mayor Daryll Gunter and Councilwoman Shirlie Hampton.


Chili time!
Local elected officials and United Way agency representatives recently helped serve 22 batches,
of chili to Buckeye employees at the company's annual Chili Cook Off and Dessert Auction. The
event raised more than $24,000 for United Way including $8,014 in dessert bid proceeds, plus chili
ticket sales and a two-for-one Buckeye corporate match.The Buckeye team has set its highest-ever
campaign goal: $160,000. Serving the lunch-time crowd were (from I to r) Supervisor of Elections
Dana Southerland, Debra McGrew (Refuge House), Emily Ketring and Teresa Compton (Boys &
Girls Club), Tammy Middleton (Special Olympics), Nan Morrison (Taylor Senior Citizens Center),
Alyce Watkins (Refuge House), Dawn Gunter (representing Mayor Gunter) and Glenda Hamby
(United Way of the Big Bend). Not shown is recently elected Tax Collector Mark Wiggins. Shown
working in the background are Superintendent of Schools Paul Dyal and David Adams (Boy Scouts).


Minimum wage


goes up to $7.79

Florida's minimum wage will jump 12 cents on Jan. 1,
2013, to $7.79.
This follows a 36-cent increase last year. Following the
latest increase, Florida's minimum wage will be 54 cents
above the national minimum wage.
Florida law requires the Florida Department of Economic
Opportunity to calculate a minimum wage rate each year.
The annual calculation is based on the percentage increase
in the federal Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage
Earners and Clerical Workers in the South Region for the
12-month period prior to Sept. 1, 2011.
In 2004, Florida voters approved a constitutional
amendment creating a state minimum wage, which applies
to all employees in the state who are covered by the federal
minimum wage.
The state's minimum wage was relatively static for
several years after the federal government raised its own
minimum wage to $7.25 in 2009.
The Florida wage rose to $7.31 in June 2010 after the
state lost a court battle over its interpretation of calculation
methods. It then jumped to the current wage of $7.76 in
January.
Employers must pay their employees the hourly state
minimum wage for all hours worked in Florida.
Employers of tipped employees, who meet eligibility
requirements for the tip credit under the Fair Labor
"*-. Please see page 14


Frederick named to economic council


Taylor County
Development Authority
Director Scott Frederick
has been elected Florida
director of the Southern
Economic Development
Council (SEDC) Board of
Directors.
Frederick will serve a
two-year term on SEDC's
board, beginning in January
2013.


Perry Rotary

spreads

holiday cheer

with $5,000

presentation
Providing an early
Christmas gift, the Perry
Rotary Club presented the
Perry City Council a $5,000
check Tuesday evening for
the Rosehead Park Splash
Pad, a project for which the
club has partnered with the
city.
Rotary President Mark
Viola said the club has
pledged $7,000 toward the
project, which includes
a $1,500 grant the club
"-* Please see page 14


Index

Perry News-Herald
One section 123rd Year, No. 50
wwwperrynewspapers.com


"As a professional
association our main goal
is to provide tangible
benefits to our members that
help them to advance the
economic prosperity of the
area they serve. Scott will
be a great asset in helping
us achieve this goal," said
SEDC's current Chairman
Mallie Combs.
The SEDC is an


870-member professional
association composed of a
broad cross-section of active
and influential economic
developers from business
and industry, utilities,
transportation, financial
and education institutions,
chambers of commerce,
and local, regional and
state development agencies.
Members in the 17-state


area share a common
interest: the promotion
and enhancement of the
economic development
profession, Combs added.
SEDC offers its members
a number of professional
development opportunities
throughout the year,
including the highly-rated
Meet the Consultants
conference and the SEDC


Annual Conference.
This year at the annual
conference, more than 400
economic and workforce
professionals came to
experience three days of
educational sessions and
networking events.
The SEDC region
includes the following
-* Please see page 14


Perry Rotary President Mark Viola, center, presents a $5,000 check to Mayor Daryll
Gunter. Shown above during the presentation are (from I to r) Rotarians Dr. Michael Walby and
Kay Green, Councilwoman Venita Woodfaulk, City Manager Bob Brown, City Finance Director
and Rotarian Penny Staffney, and council members Don Cook, Mike Deming and Shirlie
Hampton.


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December 14-15, 2012


Remember when


It's the end
of the world,
again

By ANTHONY L. WHITE
anthonylamarwhite@ yahoo corn


Through the years
The style and look of Taylor County's
courthouse has evolved in the past two
centuries. Featured here is a compilation of
the varying county seats. (Right) in 1900,
the courthouse was a simple two-story
wooden structure. (Middle left) A stately
domed showpiece replaced that building in
1907. (Top) A streamlined, three-story
building was erected in 1970 and has
been updated throughout the past
decades (middle right), starting in the early
1980s.


A glance at thepast


I


THE PERRY
NEWS-HERALD


December 15, 1977

BULLDOGS LOOKING
FOR A PERFECT GAME
According to Coach Elmer
Coker, it will take a "perfect
game" in order for the 9-4
Bulldogs to beat the 13-0
Bartow Yellow Jackets.and
claim the state Class AAA
football championship. "It
will take a game with no


turnovers, no fumbles, no
interceptions and very, very
few penalties," the coach
said. The team and fans
were traveling to Haines
City for the 'competition;
a side trip to Disneyworld
was planned for the
cheerleaders, coaches and
team.

8 BABIES WELCOMED!
Jennifer Lakedra
Dowdell was bom to Sharon
Patricia Dowdell on Dec.


10 at Tallahassee Memorial
Hospital. The baby's
grandparents included
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso
Dowdell and Caretha Ervin.
Mr. and Mrs. Drew
Sullivan announced the
birth of their daughter,
Mary Anngerena, on Dec.
4 at Doctors' Memorial
Hospital (DMH) in Perry.
She weighed 6 pounds, 1
ounce.
Roy Milton Robinson Jr.
was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Robinson on Dec. 3
at DMH. He weighed 5
pounds, 14 ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Lane
Buckhalter announced the
birth of their daughter,
Carol Alana, on Dec. 1 at
DMH, weighing 7 pounds,
6.5 ounces.
At John D. Archbold


Hospital in Thomasville,
Ga., Jennifer Ann Murphy
was born to Mr. and Mrs.
O'Neal Murphy on Dec. 3.
She weighed 8 pounds and a
half an ounce.
Allison Carol Thompson
was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Royce G. Thompson
on Nov. 28 at the South
Georgia Medical Center in
Valdosta, Ga.
Mr. and .Mrs. Nathaniel
Britt announced the birth
of their son; Chadrick
James Marshawn, on Dec.
5 at DMH. He weighed
8 pounds, 9 ounces.
Karen Audra Towles was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Audie
Towles on Nov. 21 at DMH.
She weighed 5 pounds, 9.25
ounces.
,-. Please see page 3


Mission established here


during first Spanish period


Editor's Note: The following the late June Parker McLeod,
is the continuation of a history, an educator and avid local
of Taylor County written by historian. It is featured on a

I r y December 14-15,2012

I F #$News-Herafld


web site highlighting Perry
and Taylor County History
(https://sites.google.com/site/
taylorcountyhistory/).
According to W. T. Cash,
Florida's first state librarian,
a mission, was probably
established near the Thomas
Mill shoals on the lower
Fenholloway River during
the first Spanish period and
Thomas Mill Hammock,
a fertile track of land
about one and three fourth
mile to the southwest was
cultivated by the Spaniards
or the Indians under Spanish
supervision.
The Spaniards during
their first occupation opened
a road from St. Augustine
to Apalachee by way of
Alachua district, crossing
the Suwannee River above
present day Old Town, the
Steinhatchee near the falls,
and the Fenholloway near
Thomas Mill Shoals.
Prior to 1840, mills were
erected at the Thomas Mill
shoals at a point where the


Fenholloway is separated
by an island into two
parts, the right or western
stream usually having an
approximately two foot fall,
except during high water.
. The name Thomas Mill
probably came from Don
Thomas Mendez Marquez,
who owned large herds
of cattle along the lower
Suwannee River before
1700. The name "Tomas"
means Thomas in English
and he probably erected the
*"Thomas Old Mil."
England gained control
of this land in 1762 and
when the Spanish left
the Timucuans went with
them. Their numbers had
already declined because of
diseases and attacks from
Creek Indians armed with
English guns.
The peninsula was divided
into East and West Florida
during the English control.
Florida had no involvement
"- Please see page 3


Here we go again.
If the ancient Mayans' predictions are
correct, next Friday, Dec. 21, life as we know
it will come to a drastic end. Again.
That is why I finished my holiday to-do list
a week or two early this year. And, its why
I've already made my New Year's resolutions
and broken them. Why should I bother
trying to stick to them? I mean, what's the
point? The Mayans predicted that the world
will end next week.
So, how will it end this time?
Well, according to the Mayans, doomsday
will occur when the planet is hit by a
giant asteroid because of a very rare and
unusual alignment between the Earth
and the center of the Milky Way. It may
seem a' little far-fetched to put faith in the
Mayans, who may or may not have been
smart enough to foresee their own end, but
I'd rather err on the side of caution than
to wake up next Friday and still have tasks
to complete on my to-do list. Christmas
shopping is already a daunting task. Now,
imagine having to shop for Christmas gifts
while the world is coming undone.
This isn't the first time that I've been forced
to cram the Christmas and New Year's
holidays into the days leading up to them. It
seems like it was just yesterday when I, and
the rest of the world, prepared for the end
when the clock struck midnight on Jan. 1,
2000.
How the world was going to end 12 years
ago wasn't as "cut and dry" as this year's
predicted ending. All kinds of theories were
bounced around as the new millennium
approached. There were the predictions
with religious connotations.
"The good book says the world will stand
a thousand, but not thousands of years," my
uncle reiterated on a near daily basis. "It will
be the year 2000 in a few days, so you better
get ready."
And, who can forget the doomsday
predictions based on the Y2K bug?
"When the clock strikes midnight on Jan.
1, 2000, every computer in the world will
shut down," a younger, more tech-oriented
friend preached. "When the computers shut
down, all kinds of devastation will happen.
Without the computers controlling the
nuclear bombs, they're going to all explode.
Electrical power plants will stop operating
and the world will be thrown into darkness.
And, that's just the beginning."
At first, I laughed at these predictions.
However, as the year 2000 neared, I began to
cautiously consider the possibility that these
predictions may come to pass. So, I began to
prepare. "
"What are you doing?" my mother asked
when she walked into my bedroom and saw
the piles of clothes and boxes in the middle
of the floor.
"I'm getting rid of all the stuff I'm not
going to need," I responded.
"Why?" she asked.
"Well, they say the world is going to end
tomorrow," I answered.
"If that's the case, you're not going to need
anything," she said with a wry giggle then
turned and walked out of the room.
What she said made sense, but with less
than 48 hours to get ready, I forged ahead
with my preparations.
The next day, hours before the predicted
end here in Perry, I turned on the
television and watched as the new
millennium started on the other side of
the world. There were no bombs going
off. There were no blackouts. And, there
was no chaos or tears as mankind bid
farewell. The world survived the doomsday
predictions of 2000.
Now, with next Friday being the predicted
end of the world, I just hope I'm able to
wake up the following day and find some
consolation in knowing that I finally finished
my holiday to-do list before the holidays
ended.


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A-3 Perry News-Herald December 14-15, 2012


Hampton: 'It's long, long, long overdue'


LOUGHRIDGE
Continued from page 1
plan and work it from there.
Ideally, that is how projects
should be handled, giving
the department in question
time to develop a workplan
and identify funding


sources. Especially since
the estimated costs are much
greater than anticipated."
"No disrespect,
Councilman Deming, but
I feel we need to go ahead
with the pavilion," Hampton
said.
"I agree," fellow freshman


council member Venita
Woodfaulk said.
"I support the project, but
I would rather put it in the
capital improvement plan
budget and work it from
there...that doesn't mean
it would take five years to
get done, because we could


Final night Tuesday
Next Monday night, Dec. 17, will be the final presentation of a live nativity
by New Home Baptist Church. The nativity will be staged in front of the
church, which is located at the intersection of Center Street and Highway
27. Above, Eddie Hunter waves a greeting from his perch atop the manger.


also move it higher up on the
list," Mayor Daryll Gunter
said.
Hampton, however,
remained unmoved in her
position and reiterated her
request: "It is long, long,
long overdue. We need to go
ahead with it."
Councilman Don Cook,
without offering any further
input in the discussion,
made a motion to "take from
reserves.. .to build a pavilion
at Loughridge Park at the
lowest cost not to exceed
$20,000."
Hampton quickly offered
a second.
Restating their desire
to have the project routed
through the city's capital
improvement plan, Deming
and Gunter both voted
against the motion, which
passed 3-2 (Cook, Hampton
and Woodfaulk voted in
'favor).
Hampton then asked that
the bathrooms at the park be
unlocked during the day for
use by the public.
"It's a park and we need
to have the facilities open
there," she said.
But, some of her fellow
board members balked at
the suggestion, noting that
the city was currently in


the process of replacing
bathroom facilities at Gerald
Walker Park that were
destroyed due to a fire set by
unknown vandals.
"If you open them up,
you'll just have to start
replacing toilets and sinks
every week...that's why
we had to lock them in the
first place," Public Works
Director Barney Johnson
said.
"There were lights shot
out last week at the park
and we've had so many
(vandalism) problems at
Gerald Walker Park, I think
we should have a good plan
in place on how to secure the
parks first before opening
them (the bathrooms) back
up," Deming said.
"We have insurance for the
facilities at Gerald Walker,"
Hampton countered.
"I have to agree with
Councilman Deming. I think
we need ,to get a handle on
how to protect the property
we have before opening
ourselves up to more
liability," Cook said.
One audience member
suggested that the council
look at hiring a part-time
attendant to oversee park
bathrooms.
"They had this same


problem in the community I
lived in out in California and
they looked at the amount of
money they were spending to
repair vandalized restrooms
and found it was cheaper
to hire someone," Kevin
Hayden said.
"I would be willing to.
volunteer my time if need
be," he added.
"I like that idea,"
Woodfaulk said.
City Manager Brown
noted that the cost for a part-
time attendant would have to
include a vehicle (for travel
between parks) as well as
related salary expenses.
"If you pay someone $10
an hour, for example, by the
time you include taxes and
benefits, it's really costing
the city something like
$14.44 an hour," he said.
The council opted not
to take any action on the
bathroom issue and moved
to the next item on the
meeting agenda, which dealt
with installing a walking
trail at Loughridge Park.
"This one you could
put on the five-year plan,"
Hampton-who asked that
the topic be placed on the
agenda-said.
No further action was
taken.


Florida became American territory in 1821


FIRST MISSION
Continued from page 2
in the American Revolution
and England had almost no
development during their
possession.
When Florida was ceded
back to Spain in 1784
the few colonists in the
peninsula were allowed
eight months to leave.
During the second
,Spanish occupation, the
land lay empty except for
the troops in the Spanish
garrisons. Two small
colonies of farmers from
the Mediterranean countries
settled on the upper
east coast. The Spanish
'government offered resident
of nearby states land grants.
No families came to this
area and the Seminole
Indians began to come from
Georgia.
Florida became an
American territory in 1821
after negotiations with
Spain. A territorial capital
was built in Tallahassee
and East and West Florida
were united. There was a
gradual migration of settlers
into this area finding the
wilderness little changed
from that found by' the
earlier explorers.
Conflict arose between
the white settlers and the


Seminoles. In 1818, while
Spain and the United States
were negotiating for the
territory, Andrew Jackson
was sent into Florida to
punish the Seminoles for
their raids against the
settlers and Indian tribes in
neighboring states. In Taylor
County, the only encounter
between Jackson's forces
and the Seminoles was
near Natural Bridge on the
Econfina River.
General William
McIntosh, a half-breed
Creek, was one of Jackson's
most capable subordinates.
He was the first to make
contact with the Seminoles
along the Econfina near
Natural Bridge. McIntosh
said he heard that Peter
McQueen, leader of the
Seminoles, was near the
road he was traveling and
McIntosh and his warriors
fought McQueen for about
three hours. Mclntosh killed
about 37 Indians, took 98
women and children.and six
men prisoners, and about
seven hundred head of cattle
and a number of horses,
many hogs and some corn.
McIntosh lost 3 people and
had five wounded. Jackson's
invasion into Florida to
punish the Seminoles is
known as the first Seminole
War. Partly because of


Back in business


Jackson's action Florida
became a U.S. Territory in
1821.
The dense hammocks
of Taylor County were a
favorite hideout for the
Seminole Indians during
the Second Seminole War.
The small waterways,


sloughs, and high spots of
the Fenholloway, Econfina
and the Steinhatchee
provided sanctuaries for the
Seminoles trying to escape
the U. S. regulars. The
Indians were not often found
after the army slashed for
days through the hammocks


but Indian camp sites and
villages were found.
From 1835 to 1842
Taylor was commander
of all United States forces
in northwest Florida and
instituted a campaign that
help make the land safe
for the settlers. General


Zachary Taylor, came to
Florida in 1837 to assume
command after several
commanders' performances
were not popular with early
settlers in Jefferson and
Madison counties.
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John Dillon, vice president
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50 people to build boats.

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will have a blaze of color from early spring to late fall."
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Taylor's 'Masters'

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Master Gardeners- on this project included
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TIDBITS: Have you wondered: Is this my life or the six o'clock news?


By SARAH HALL
And then...
Several months ago,
my wave of activities
came to a squeaking halt
as I underwent major
surgery-a total hip implant.
So 1 prepared myself for
months and months of
down time to recuperate.
Rehab. Therapy, even after
I returned home.
And then...just when
I thought I was back on
the "good foot," driving
and taking myself where
I needed to go, my oldest
sister, Frankye, had a stroke.
Paralyzed on her left side.


Optometrist
Dr. Wyatt Taylor
Mon,, Tues., Wed., Fri.
8:00 am-noon, 1:00-5:00 pm
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Thank God it wasn't worse
than it is. Well, back to
Marshall Rehab I go. to
keep check on her.
Just when I thought I
would take a breather, my
youngest sister's son called
and informed me that she
(Mary Jones, his mother)
was in Doctors' Memorial
Hospital in ICU.
And then news came
to my brother George
that his brother-in-law in
Buffalo, N.Y., was beaten
and robbed. So I began to
ponder in my mind, is all of
this happening in my life or
is it the six o'clock news?
Yes, this is very real, and


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And then...we know it
could very well be worse!
And then...who knows?
Prayer list
Our prayer list includes
Leila Rhines and John
and Lula Mae Turner at
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Lee Summers; Evangelist
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'One Holy Moment'
First Baptist Church will celebrate 'One Holy Moment'
as this year's Christmas cantata, under the direction of Rick
Patrick. The Celebration Choir will sing on Sunday, Dec.
16, at 6 p.m. in the worship center.
The community is invited to join "in celebrating the, birth
of Jesus and the miracle of Christmas."

'Christ is Come'
Blue Creek Baptist Church Choir will perform "Christ
is Come" this Sunday, Dec. 16, during the 11 a.m. worship
service. For this occasion, the youth will present a live
nativity before the service and then act out the characters'
roles during the performance in song.
A live nativity will continue each night for the week from
5:30-6:30 in front of the church. On Wednesday night,
Dec. 19, at 6 p.m., the church will host a Christmas meal
for all to enjoy. "Please come to all events and let us share
the true meaning of Christmas with you."

'The Christmas Shoe Tree'
The children's choir of Calvary Baptist Church will


Carolyn Miller
Carolyn Miller, 87, died
Nov. 13, 2012, at Capital
Regional Medical Center
in Tallahassee. She was a
native of Nashville, Tenn.,
and was a resident of Perry.
Survivors include: two
sisters, Mary Claughton of
Mobile, Ala., and Eloise
Campbell of Millington,
Tenn.; two sons, David
Taylor of Talking Rock,
Ga., and Timothy Taylor
of Puyallup, Wash.; one
daughter, Lee Hughes of
Perry; nine grandchildren;
and three great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be
scheduled at a later date in
Cedar Grove Cemetery in
Lebanon, Tenn.

Donald Roger
Watkins
Donald Roger Watkins,
64, died Dec. 12, 2012.
He served in the U.S.
Marine Corps in Vietnam
from Oct. 11, 1966, until
Oct.. 10, 1969.


Survivors include: two
brothers, Roy M. Watkins of
Perry and John Strachan of
St. Pete; one sister, Jeannie
Dennis of St. Pete; and his
wife, Judy K. Watkins of
Charlotte, N.C.
No services planned at
this time.

John Henry
Jackson
John Henry Jackson died
Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2012, in
Perry.
He was born March 1,
1935 in Russell County,
Finney City, Ala. Mr.
Jackson was a former


present "The Christmas Shoe Tree" twice this weekend.
The community is invited to the church, located on Golf
Course Road, for performances at 6 p.m. on Saturday and
Sunday.
The choir is under the direction of Mandy P. Morgan.
The church will be accepting shoe donations along with $1
per pair for shipping.

Please come and see...
The First Baptist Church of Jena is presenting a Christmas
play on Sunday, Dec. 16, at 6 p.m. "Please come and see..."
Refreshments will follow.

'Night of the Father's Love'
The chancel choir of First Presbyterian Church will
present "Night of the Father's Love" on Sunday during the
11 a.m. worship service. The Christmas cantata is under
the direction of Rayma Ball.

Two special events at Lakeside
Lakeside Baptist Church will celebrate Christmas with
the adult choir's musical performance Sunday at 11 a.m.


employee of Badcock and a
Baptist.
Survivors include: one
son, John Henry Jackson
of Ft. Lauderdale; one
daughter, Vicky Jackson of
Tampa; one brother, Eddie
Jackson of Omaha, Ga.;
one sister, Julia Flowers
of Perry; nieces, nephews,


cousins and friends.
Funeral services will be
held Saturday, Dec. 15, at
3 p.m. in New Jerusalem
Primitive Baptist Church.
Family members will
receive friends one hour
prior to the service. Trinity
Funeral Home is in charge
of arrangements.


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PDeate a e//, bow, or anelK hor
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Visit our Taylor County Trees
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Please join us Sunday, Dec. 16, at 1 a.m.
as we celebrate Christmas with our
Adult Choir Christmas Special
Then come back at 6 p.m. for
"The Popcorn Gang Christmas
Puppet Show"

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"A Place to Call Home"


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9:45 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
6 p.m. Discipleship Training
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WEDNESDAY SERVICES
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Mission Activities
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and again at 6 p.m for the Popcorn Gang Christmas Puppet
Show.

Come, let us worship...
The adult cantata at New Home Baptist Church is entitled
"Come, Let Us Worship The King." The musical will be
performed Sunday, Dec. 16, beginning at 7 p.m.

Christmas Give-away slated
Little St. John Missionary Baptist Church will have its
annual Christmas Give-away on Saturday, Dec. 15, from 8
a.m. until 12 noon. Refreshments will be served.
A city- wide invitation is extended.

How do you spell love?
The Christmas County Spelling Bee asks, "How do you
spell love?" Learn the answer at Apostolic Light Church,
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Everyone is invited.

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Obituaries


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Sunday School 10:00 a m. Wednesday 7:00 p.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. StudylPrayer Meeting
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SKeaton Beach

Fishing Report


Gulf still providing


Christmas bounty


BY PAT MCGRIFF
onemorecast@gtcom.net
The trout continue to shine
at Keaton Beach as we had
a limit of trout in under two
hours Tuesday for Bob and
Julie Jabon of Valdosta, Ga.
We then looked for an
hour or so and found the reds
and put five in the boat in
under an hour. They fished
live pinfish under Back Bay
Thunders to land their fish
from 2.5-3.5 feet of water.
The reds preferred shrimp,
so we fed them some.
Water temps rose from
65 to 70 degrees by late
afternoon Tuesday, and I
would expect trout to hold
where they are despite the
little front this week and
maybe respond well to plugs
and soft plastic, if the water
temp drops down to 60
degrees by the weekend.
Here are some reports


from Keaton Beach Marina:
Eddie Sanders and Jack
Turner of Warner Robbins,
Ga., were down last
Thursday and Friday and had
their limit of 10 trout both
days and a few BSB using
grubs under a Cajun Thunder
and some on un-weighted
flukes.
Wyman and Wyatt Clark
of Live Oak had their limit
of trout to 24 inches last
Friday fishing with a Cordell
Ripplin', Redfin and New
Penny Gulp under a Cajun
from 4 feet of water.
On Saturday, Richard
Powell of Alapaha, Ga.,
and Michael Singletary of
Nashville, Ga., had 7 trout
and 3 BSB bouncing Gulp on
the bottom in 3 feet of water.
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Giddens medals
Taylor County's Meagan Giddens ran in th
South Region Foot Locker Championship Cros
Country race Nov. 24 in Charlotte N.C. She
competed in the freshman race where the top
9th grade runners from 16 states competed
She placed 20th with a time of 19:44 to earn
silver medal. Team Florida came in second behind
Virginia where Meagan placed 4th among Florida
freshmen and earned another silver medal.


Dogs defeat


Rickards, fall


to Chiles in


final minute


The Taylor County High
boys soccer team dropped
its first game of the season
Wednesday night in
Tallahassee as Chiles scored
with about a minute left in
the contest to gain a 3-2 win.
The Bulldogs, now 9-1 on
the season, scored early in
the game to take a 1-0 lead
but Chiles (9-3-1) battled
back and won the match in
e the end.
s Chris Davis scored both
e goals for TCHS while Jon
P Thomas was credited with an
". assist. Bulldog goalie Davis
a Helm recorded 15 saves.
d The loss came one day
a after Taylor County upended
Rickards 6-0 to run its


Team will honor seniors tonight


The Taylor County High
boys soccer program will
honor its upper classmen
here Friday with Senior
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All students (K-12) will
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Bulldogs play their last
home game of the regular
season. The junior varsity
game will get underway at 5
p.m. followed by the varsity
at 7 p.m.
"This is a great group
of seniors and we need
to support them and their
teammates as they face a
very strong Leon team,"
Bulldog Coach Rodney
King said.
The 12 seniors include
Jake Smyrnios, Gavin Lewis,
Justin Folsom, Chris Davis,
Jonathan Thomas, Garrett
McCoy, Ethan Allbritten,
Jonathan Collins, Calub
Murphy, Sergio Giaccoman-
Soto, Austin Wynn and
goalkeeper Davis Helm.


district record to a perfect
8-0 on the year.
The first score came
midway through the first
half when Shain Cormack
sent a through ball to Davis
who calmly placed it over
the head of the oncoming
goalie. Soon thereafter the
'Dogs added another goal
when Davis sent a pass over
to Daniel Wentworth who
finished with a nice volley.
Wentworth added the next
two goals for the Bulldogs
as he was assisted by Davis
again and then by Luke
Kallschmidt.
Late in the second half
Davis was awarded a free
kick from well outside the
box and sent a laser beam
into the left side netting.
With time winding down,
Daniel Dudley nailed a shot
that found the back of the
net with an assist from Calub
Murphy. Helm played great
in goal with 4 saves on the
night. The defense recorded
its 7th shut-out of the season
and was led by Jon Thomas,
Jake Symrnios, Austin
Wynn, Gavin Lewis and
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Jacobs, Collins and Garrett
Johnson.
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'Life of Pi' is beautiful in



every sense of the word


We often discuss filmmaking as an art
form, something it indeed is. Less often,
however, do we talk about films as art.
There is a Japanese anime director by
the name of Makoto Shinkai--someone I
am sure most of you have never heard of
before--who has created some of the most
beautifully animated films I have ever seen,
most dealing with love and loss and sporting
long titles like "Voices of a Distant Star,"
"The Place Promised in Our Early Days"
and "Children Who Chase Lost Voices."
There is such a sense of artistry
surrounding his movie that you could likely
blowup any random frame of film and put
in on your wall as you would
any painting. The same could
be said about the works of
famed anime director Hayao .
Miyazaki, whose films like
"Spirited Away," "Princess
Mononoke" and "Ponyo" are
much better known here in the
U.S. ",
Capturing this artistry is .
more common in animation
than in live action because it '
is...well, not easier, but more
understandable because the
directors are able to control
everything about their
environment from lighting, scenery and
even the sky.
But that doesn't mean it can't happen in
live action--especially with the increasing
development of computer effects--as proven
by the stunningly beautiful "Life of Pi,"
from director Ang Lee ("Crouching Tiger,
Hidden Dragon," "Brokeback Mountain").
The film about a young man stranded
at sea with only a hungry Bengal tiger as
company is not only a magnificently told
story, but it is presented with such an eye for
visual beauty that like the works of Shinkai
and Miyazaki, every fame is a painting
ready for the wall.
"Life of Pi" is a serious movie with
a whimsical soul, featuring a tale of
endurance, survival, faith and most
especially, life.
The story begins in Canada, where an
adult Pi Patel (Irrfan Khan, "Slumdog
Millionaire") is approached by a reporter
(Rafe Spall, "Anonymous") having heard
that he has a grand story to tell. Pi agrees to
talk, beginning with his childhood living in
India where he father ran a zoo. He recounts
his various encounters with the religions of
the world and his search for God.
When Pi (newcomer Suraj Sharma) is a
teenager, his father decides to sell the zoo's
animals and move the family to Canada.
Traveling on a cargo ship through the
Pacific Ocean, Pi finds himself stranded
after the ship sinks in a storm, alone but for


a few animals who also escaped. Among
them is Richard Parker, a Bengal tiger
who naturally sees him not as a traveling
companion but a source of food.
As the days turn into weeks, Pi struggles
to maintain his faith, his hope for rescue, his
sanity and his life, both from the elements
and Richard Parker. It is a journey that will
change him forever, as it will those who
hear his story.
Although several directors tried their
hand at adapting Yann Martel's best-selling
novel--called by many unfilmable--after
seeing Lee's version, it's hard to imagine
that anyone else could have done what he
has.
Credit must also go to
screenwriter David Magee
: ("Finding Neverland") and
cinematographer Claudio
Miranda ("The Curious Case
of Benjamin Button") for the
film's ultimate success, as
well as the countless special
effect geniuses for providing
the incredibly realistic CGI
animals, including Richard
Parker.
Much has been made of
Lee's use of 3D .in "Life
*:-.'a't of Pi," and rightfully so.
Overuse of the technology has relegated it
to the level of gimmick at best and a cynical
money grab by movie studios at worst. So
there is some level of irony that it has fallen
to unlikely 3D adopters like Lee and Martin
Scorsese ("Hugo") to show the proper
way to use the technique to its maximum
capacity. It is definitely not required to see
"Life of Pi" in 3D, but it a great example of
how to do it right.
Of course, it's also hard to say too much
about the performance given by Sharma,
who beat out some 4,000 other hopefuls in
the film's open casting call. Reportedly only
going to the audition to support his brother,
Sharma is a natural and has to be on the
shortlist of the top performances of the year.
I should warn parents that the film's PG
rating is somewhat misleading, at least
considering how often it was marketed in
front of family movies over the past several
months. Although this is definitely a movie
which can and should be enjoyed as a
family, there are several particularly intense
scenes shortly after the shipwreck involving
a number of the animals that could be too
much for young children.
"Life of Pi" is beautiful in both story and
visual presentation, wonderfully directed,
shot and acted, and is one of the best movies
of the year.
The film is rated PG for emotional
thematic content throughout, and some
scary action sequences and peril.


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Nov. 23-DEC. 23
The Hippodrome in
Gainesville presents "A Tuna
Christmas." Those wacky
characters from Tuna, Texas,
have once again entered
the heated Yuletide lawn
display contest. Socialite Vera
Carp hopes to win another
consecutive victory, but
she faces stiff competition
from the crusty proprietor of
Didi's. Used Weapons and
from a pair of cowboy-loving
Tastee Creme waitresses.
Don't miss tour-de-force
performances for two actors
in multiple roles.Ticket prices
vary depending on showtime
and seat location. For more
information, visit thehipp.org
or call 352-375-4477.
Nov. 24-DEc. 22
The Hippodrome presents
the holiday classic, "A
Christmas Carol," a
Gainesville tradition for the
entire family. Join Scrooge,
Marley, the Cratchits and a
host of Christmas ghosts for
this holiday favorite featuring
dazzling special effects,
an original adaptation and
a timeless message of
goodwill. Ticket prices vary
depending on showtime
and seat location. For more


,THEATRE
information, visit thehipp.org
or call 352-375-4477.
DEC. 7-16
Tallahassee Little Theatre
presents "Charles Dickens'
A Christmas Carol: Radio
on Stage," adapted from a
radio production by Anthony
E. Palermo. Remaining
showtimes are Friday and
Saturday, Dec. 14-15 at 8
p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 16,
at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10 for
adults and $5 for students.
Tickets may be
purchased online at
TallahasseeLittleTheatre.org
or by calling the box office
at 850-224-8474. Tickets are
also available the day of the
show on a first-come, first-
served basis.
CLASSICAL MUSIC
DEC. 15
The Tallahassee Symphony
Orchestra presents "Holiday
Magic!" at 8 p.m. at Ruby
Diamond Concert Hall.
Internationally celebrated
conductor Kenneth Kiesler
and a world-class vocal
quartet will collaborate with
the orchestra in an evening
of music which offers
inspiration, entertainment
and plenty of smiles. The


CLASSICAL MUSIC
program will include favorites
such as "'Twas the Night
Before Christmas," a medley
titled "Feast of Carols" and an
audience sing-along. Ticket
prices range from $34 to $55
for adults and $29 to $55
for seniors. Tickets can be
purchased through the FSU
Ticket Office by calling 850-
644-6500 or visiting online
at www.tickets.fsu.edu. For
more information, about the
concert, call 850-224-0461
or visit tallahasseesymphony.
org.
WRESTLING
JAN. 6
World Wrestling
Entertainment's "RAW"
World Tour arrives at the
Tallahassee-Leon County
Civic Center at 5 p.m. For the
first time ever in Tallahassee,
the WWE championship
will be up for grabs in a
match between CM Punk
and Ryback. Other WWW
superstars scheduled to take
part in the event are John
Cena, Kane and The Miz.
(Card is subject to change.)
Tickets range from $24 to
$108 and can be purchased
by calling 800-322-3602
or visiting online at www.
ticketmaster.com.


Tallahassee Little Theatre presents "Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol:
Radio on Stage" tonight (Friday) and Saturday at 8 p.m. as well as Sunday at
2 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.


TLT sings A Christmas


Carol: Radio on Stage'


Tallahassee Little
Theatre's production
"Charles Dickens' A
Christmas Carol: Radio on
Stage" continues for one
final weekend.
The work was adapted
from a radio production by
Anthony E. Palermo.
This 60-minute version is
"very faithful" to Dickens'
novella, including the


scenes of Nephew Fred's
party games, the Rag &
Bone shop, the businessmen
mocking Scrooge's death,
and also features extra
dialogue in the famous
scenes of the Charity
Seekers, Marley's Ghost,
the Cratchits and more.
Remaining showtimes are
Friday and Saturday, Dec.
14-15 at 8 p.m. and Sunday,


Dec. 16, at 2 p.m. Tickets
are $10 for adults and $5 for
students.
Tickets may be
purchased online at
TallahasseeLittleTheatre.
org or by calling the box
office at 850-224-8474.
Tickets are also available
the day of the show on
a first-come, first-served
basis.


Spend a night with the music


of Rodgers and Hammerstein

The School of Theatre from "Carousel," "I Whistle Theatre/Lincoln Center
at Florida State University a Happy Tune" from "The Theatre production of
presents the sixth annual King and I," "Oklahoma!" Rodger and Hammerstein's
Holiday Benefit Concert on from "Oklahoma!," "Some "Carousel." His Broadway
Saturday, Dec. 15, at 7:30 Enchanted Evening" from credits include a Tony
p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 16, at "South Pacific" and many Award nomination for
2 p.m. with the revue, "An others. In addition to these his portrayal of the
Evening with Rodgers and iconic music theatre classics, German defense attorney
Hammerstein Classics." a few select carols will be Oscar Rolfe, opposite
"Each year the graduating presented to celebrate the Maximilian Schell, in the
BFA students in music holiday season. This year's National Actor's Theatre
theatre and acting are event will feature School production of "Judgment
given the opportunity to of Theatre alum Kevin at Nuremberg"; Cliff in
showcase their talents to Covert, and faculty member "Cabaret"; and Christian in
industry professionals and Michael Hayden. "Festen" opposite Julianna
alumni in the two most Covert, a 1992 graduate Margulies.
important arts locations in of the BFA Music Theatre Television credits include
the US, New York and LA," program, returns to two seasons as Chris
said Cameron Jackson, Tallahassee to appear in the Docnovich on the ABC
executive director of the benefit concert following series "Murder One" as
School of Theatre. his recent appearance well as guest appearances
"This annual benefit as J.B. Biggley in the on "Law and Order," "Law
concert is the primary fund FSU School of Theatre's and Order SVU," "Law and
raising event the school uses production of "How To Order CI" and "Hack."
to ensure this opportunity Succeed in Business "An Evening With
continues. Without the Without .Really Trying." Rodgers and Hammerstein
generosity of our audiences, Covert appeared in the Classics" Benefit Concert
this showcase would not original Broadway casts of will feature direction by
be possible. This showcase Monty Python's "Spamalot" Fred Chappell and music
serves as a critical capstone (Sir Not Appearing), direction by Gayle Seaton.
event in the training of these "Memphis" (Buck Wiley Chappell is the head of the
young people; bridging and Martin Holton), and MFA Directing Program and
together education and the most recently the hit revival the former artistic director
profession." of "How To Succeed In of the Alliance Theatre in
The Annual Holiday Business Without Really Atlanta. Seaton is the Music
Benefit Concert is in its Trying" (Mr. Johnson/TV Theatre Program director
sixth year continuing a Announcer) starring Daniel for the College of Music.
tradition of bringing back Radcliffe, Darren Criss and Tickets are $45 for the
accomplished alumni from Nick Jonas. show only, and $75 for the
theatre, television and film Hayden has been a show and a post-show on
to give back to the FSU steady presence on stage, stage reception with the cast.
School of Theatre and the television and film since Tickets can be purchased by
Tallahassee community. winning the Theatre World clicking here www.tickets.
"An Evening With Rodgers and Drama League awards fsu.edu or calling the Fine
and Hammerstein Classics" along with Olivier, Outer Arts Ticket Office at (850)
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One of the most
anticipated movies of
the year finally arrives
this weekend: Peter
Jackson's "The Hobbit:
An Unexpected Journey,"
the first part of three in
the director's adaptation
of J.RR. Tolkein's classic
novel, a prequel (although
it was published first) to
"The Lord of the Rings"
trilogy. The story follows
Bilbo Baggins (Martin
Freeman, "Sherlock") as
he journeys to the Lonely
Mountain with a group of
dwarfs to reclaim a stolen


treasure from the dragon
Smaug. Jackson's original
trilogy won countless
awards and did even better
at the box office and among
fans. He'll be looking for a
similar experience here with
Part II ("The Desolation of
Smaug") following next
December and Part III
("There and Back Again")
arriving in theaters in July
2014.
The film is rated PG-13
for extended sequences
of intense fantasy action
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5 p.m. for the Taco Times and Wednesday by
.5 p.m. for the Perry News-Herald.




Small ads...big deals!


Big, Big, Yard Sale. Saturday, 8
a.m. until noon, 703 W. Duval St.
Four bikes like new, clothes,
glasses and many other things.
12/14

Yard sale. Saturday, 8 a.m. until,
1450 W. Lyman Hendry Rd. (just
before Boyd Bridge on 221 North).
Music items, electronics and
more.
12/14

Yard sale. Saturday, 7 a.m. until
noon, 112 Maple Dr. (off Ash).
Girl's, boy's, women's and men's
clothes. Household items, toys,
children's DVD and VHS, much
more.
12/14

3 Family Garage Sale. Saturday, 8
a.m. until, 2930 E. Dorman
Peacock Rd. TV, women's clothes
and shoes, girl's and boys kids
clothes (all sizes), men's clothes
and shoes (various sizes) lots of
toys, books, household items,
wedding dress and formal dresses
(various sizes).
12/14

Moving Sale. Saturday, 8 a.m.
until, 119 Pine Tree Rd.,Baby toys,
children's clothes, boy's and girl's,
men's and women's clothes,
household items, tools, all-in-one
scanner, copier, fax, printer,
Kodak printer, coolers, dumb bell,
too much to list. Come check it
out!
12/14

Yard sale this Friday, Saturday and
Sunday after church. Shady
Grove, Lawrence Rowell Rd.
Starts at 10 a.m. until.
12/14

Friday & Saturday, 9 a.m. until 2
p.m., 3498 Hwy. 19 South (Taylor
Storage Center across from Taylor
Tech.) Girl & boy's bikes, winter
jackets, double stroller, gas
fireplace, Spinet piano and bench,
Yamaha drum machine,
Christmas items, executive desk,
secretary chair, TV, wheelchair,
walker, roll-on walker, humidifier,
air purifier, sewing machine,
Foosball table, rebounder, 10-foot
ceiling/house jacks, solar shower,
portable charging station, stroller,
baby clothes, bouncer, carseats,
swing, toys, adult tricycles, home
security system, small appliances,
tools, magnetic bracelets and
much more.
12/14


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Hey Collectors! For sale, 1907
Packard upright grand walnut
piano w/bench-beautiful $350
obo, 33 1/3 Ib's exc. condition,
hardly played or not at all- Beatles,
REM, U2 much more. Like new
auto carrier hitch $200, love seat
couch good condition $75.
12/14-12/19

Camellias-Sasanqua & Japonica
(winter flowers); Gulf Gold & Gulf
Beauty Plums; Florida King
Peaches; Anna & Dorsett Apples;
Hood Pears; Blueberries, Figs,
Satsumas, Pomegranites. Turkey
Roost Nursery 6-miles south,
Puckett Road, 2-miles west,
Courtney Grade 584-7395.
12/12-01/11, DW

Have a job opening?
Advertise in the Perry
News-Herald classified.
Call 584-5513.

Quality cured firewood, delivered.
Call 838-0949.
12/05 12/14


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We
Buy
Scrap
Metal and Junk
Cars
850-838-5865


Cash for junk cars and trucks, free
removal. 7 days a week. Call (386)
658-1030 or (904) 887-8513.
11/02- 01/04


Just in time for Christmas! FREE
kittens. Different colors and ages,
very sweet. Call Lynn or Shawn
after 11 a.m., 223-2026.
12/12- 12/14

I have cancer and I am trying to
find good, caring, homes for free
kittens. Many colors to choose
from and very sweet. Call Lynn
@223-2026.
12/12 12/14




Beautiful corner house, 3BD, 1BA,
fenced yard. $675 monthly, $675
deposit. 111 Susan St., call (305)
970-1653 or Jenny (786) 426-
1489.
LS, tfn

Clean, newer 3 bedroom DW MH.
Just outside of city limits (near
sports complex) not in park. $600
monthly, first, last and $300
security. Call (850) 295-4786.
12/14, JP, tfn

1 bedroom apartment, fully
furnished. Includes water, electric,
garbage, sewer and cable TV. No
smoking, no pets, $155 weekly,
$200 deposit. Call (850) 363-
8196.
12/05- 01/04

2 bedroom, 1 bath for rent. $425 a
month. Quiet neighborhood. No
pets! Floors have been redone.
Call 843-5220 after 2 p.m. No
deposit.
12/12 -12/14

1 bedroom fully furnished trailer in
nice quiet area. Utilities and
satellite TV included. 1 adult only,
no children, no pets, $150 weekly
and $150 security. Call 584-2199.
12/12- 12/28

1 BD/1BA cabin. Includes electric,
water and lawn care. Great for
single person or couple. $600
monthly, $200 security deposit.
Call (386) 776-2405.
12/12- 12/14

Rooms available at Skylark Motel
everything included for monthly
$595 (required $45 deposit),
$175-$240 weekly or $40 daily
(tax included). 317 N. Byron Butler
Pkwy. (305) 970-1653.
LS, tfn

Woodridge Apartments
Accepting applications for 1, 2,
and 3 BR HC and Non-HC
accessible apartments. HUD
vouchers considered. Call 850-
584-5668. 709 W. Church St.,
Perry, FL 32348 TDD 711. "This
institution is an equal opportunity
provider, and employer."
WGA, tfn

TIDEWATER APARTMENTS
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR
2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments
Rent based on income with
First Month Rent Free for
qualified applicants. Call
850-584-6842. TDD. EHO.
Section 8 Affordable Multifamily
Housing
TWA, tfn

1 bedroom fully furnished trailer in
nice quiet area. Utilities and
satellite TV included. 1 or 2 adult
only, no children, no pets, $150
weekly and $150 security. Call
584-2199.
11/26- 12/14

Westgate Rooms available- for
rent. refrigerator, microwave, TV
w/cable, AC/Heater. Everything
included. $175- $240 weekly, $40
daily, $595-$635 per month.
RV sites $20 daily, $100 weekly,
$350 monthly. Tax included. 1627
S. Byron Butler Pkwy. (786) 344-
2546 Lily.
LS, tfn

STEINHATCHEE
PLACE RESORT
Furnished 1 and 2 bedroom
apartments for rent $600 to $800.
Included with rent is full cable t.v.,
Internet, hot tub, one block, one
block to river and new boat
landing. Call 352-498-7740 if no
answer 813-677-9640.
SPR, tfn


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ANYTHING ELSE OF VALUE


RIVERFRONT LOT FOR SALE
Want to own this part of 'The
Suwannee River?"
Priced to Sell!!!!
Located in Lafayette County,
Mayo, Florida.
.75 acres for only $36,500!!!
Now Accepting Offers
Call Cynthia for more information
(850) 223-7152
or Visit our website: bcfcu.coop
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Older single wide for sale (you
move), 10x40, 2/1, appliances
and furniture, roofover,
axles/wheels. Needs TLC
$1,995/offer. (850) 223-1448.
12/05 12/14

For Sale By Owner
3 bed, 2 bath, single family
dwelling on 1.16 MOL acres at
308 Worley Way, Clark
Subdivision off Bishop Blvd. Total
elec., central H/A, FP, fenced back
yard, concrete drive, and lots
more. $203,900 includes a 1 yr.
home warranty. Please call (850)
838-8258 for appt., leave msg.
12/19- 01/11


1 acre of land, 2 miles from
Keaton Beach. $18,500, some
owner financing. Well, power pole,
septic and large shed. Call 843-
1301.
11/14- 12/19

Land for Sale, 221 North between
Shiloh Church Rd. and Cairo
Parker Rd. 1 acre lots with paved
roads. Owner financing available.
Please call (386) 658-1346 or
(850) 584-7466.
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PRICE REDUCED. 3BD/2BA tri-
level floor plan, LR/DR with
fireplace, family room with
fireplace, kitchen, breakfast area,
office, large rec. room, patio, pool,
large storage building, 3 acres m/I,
2,592 sq. ft. 121 Shady Oaks Dr.
(off Plantation). (850) 584-7687 or
843-5512.
12/05- 01/30




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call (386) 658-5627 or visit
www.acvillage.net
24 hrs/day, 7 days/week
Want more than a job?
Experience a Community.
RN Quality of Care Leader
Unrestricted Florida RN license,
excellent clinical
nursing/assessment skills, current
CPR certification, verifiable IV skill
(start, regulate, maintain,
discontinue IV's) required. Good
Communication, organizational
and computer skills required; must
* work as part of interdisciplinary
team to assure outstanding quality
of life/quality of care for LTC
residents. On-call rotation
required.
Management/Supervisory
experience and knowledge of LTC
regs desired.
CNA & LPN
FT/PT/long-term care setting.
Florida certification (CNA) or
unrestricted license (LPN)
required.
FT positions include health,
dental, life, disability, AFLAC;
403b; paid time off, access to
onsite daycare and fitness
facilities. Apply in person at
Personnel Office Monday through
Friday from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., or
fax resume/credentials to (386)
658-5160. EOE/Drug-Free
Workplace/Criminal background
checks required.
12/05 12/14, ACV

Arby's Lamont, Florida
5200 S. Jefferson St.
(1-10 & US 19)
Accepting applications for
Management & Crew Members
Open interviews will be held
Friday, Dec. 7, 2012, from 10 a.m.
until 2 p.m.
Management applicants please
bring a copy of your resume.
12/05 12/14, LoS

Badcock Furniture
Set-up and delivery. Must be 21 or
older, clean driving record
required.


Taylor County Board of County
Commissioners
Human Resources Directors -
$31,500-$35,485 DOQ&E
Applications and job description
can be obtained from
www.taylorcountygov.com Mobile
Career Lab at Perry Square
(Save-A-Lot and Goodwill parking
lot) on Tuesdays, Wednesdays or
Thursday 9 a.m.-4p.m.; or
Workforce. Positions are open
until filled. Taylor County Board of
county Commissioners is an EOE,
VP, DT, and background checking
employer.
TCBCC, tfn

Retail and Food Service Manager
needed immediate opening in a
progressive and growing company
requires previous experience in
retail or food service
management. Including store
scheduling, P&L, marketing and
expense control. Compensation
based on skills and experience.
Vacation, sick and health benefits
available. Resume and references
required. Apply by mail, RO. Box
923, Perry, FL 32348.


Now Hiring Store Managers &
Assistant Managers
We currently have opportunities
for a store manager/assistant
manager in the Madison and
Monticello areas. The position
requires management experience.
Qualified candidates must have
excellent customer service and
employee relations skills. The
successful candidate should be
capable of operating in a fast
paced environment. Must have a
flexible schedule and be self
motivated. Must be able to train,
motivate and prepare employees
for greater responsibilities using
effective communications skills.
12/07- 12/19, LoS




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Licensed and insured. Free
estimates. We also grind stumps.
Call today 838-1280. Firewood for
sale.
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If no answer please a leave
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IN THE COUNTY COURT, THIRD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
TAYLOR COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO 62-2012-CC-190-OOA-OI
JESSE D SCRANTON LINDA HON-
SCRANTON
Plaintiff,
VIVIAN BLY
IN REF: 1989 SINGLE WIDE MOBILE
HOME GENERAL AMERICAN
SERIAL # GMHGA06892086
NOTICE OF ACTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
PETITION TO DETERMINE
OWNERSHIP OF A MOBILE HOME
DESCRIBED AS
1989 SINGLE WIDE MOBILE HOME
GENERAL AMERICAN. SERIAL #
GMHGA06892086,
HAS BEEN FILED AND YOU ARE
REQUIRED TO SERVE A COPY OF
YOUR WRITTEN OBJECTIONS, IF
ANY, ON JESSE D SCRANTON
AND LINDA HON-SCRANTON.
6834 WALTER SHIVER RD. PERRY.
FL 32348 WHO IS THE PETITIONER,
ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 5, 2013,
AND FILE THE ORIGINAL WITH THE
CLERK OF THE COURT EITHER
BEFORE SERVICE ON THE
PETITIONER, OR IMMEDIATELY
THEREAFTER; OTHERWISE, A
DEFAULT WILL BE ENTERED FOR
THE RELIEF DEMANDED IN THE
PETITION,
WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL OF
THIS COURT ON THE 5TH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 2012 AT TAYLOR
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT .
BY: Salina Ford
DEPUTY CLERK

I Jody J. Cannon will no longer
be responsible for any debt
other than my own effective
12/14/12.

City, of Perry Is currently
accepting sealed bids for 24' x
48' steel I-beam pavilion kit. Visit
www.cltyotperry.net for details
and specifications.
Robert A. Brown, Jr.
City Manager
Daryll Gunter
Mayor

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. 918 and
Ordinance No. 919 on
December 11, 2012 in the City
Council Chambers, 224 S.
Jefferson Street, Perry, Florida, A
Public Hearing and Final
Reading on Ordinance No. 918
and Ordinance No. 919 Is
scheduled for January 8, 2013 In
the City Council Regular
Meeting, Council Room 224 S,
Jefferson Street, Perry, Florida at
5:30 p. m. or as soon thereafter
as possible. 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


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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. 918
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
PERRY, FLORIDA RELATING TO THE
REZONING OF LESS THAN TEN
CONTIGUOUS ACRES OF LAND,
PURSUANT TO AN APPLICATION, Z
12-06, BY THE PROPERTY OWNER
OF SAID ACREAGE, AMENDING
THE OFFICIAL ZONING ATLAS OF
THE CITY OF PERRY LAND
DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS;
PROVIDING FOR REZONING
FROM COMMERCIAL, GENERAL
(CG) TO COMMERCIAL
INTENSIVE (CI) OF CERTAIN
LANDS WITHIN THE CORPORATE
LIMITS OF THE CITY OF PERRY,
FLORIDA; PROVIDING
SEVERABILITY; REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT; AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
ORDINANCE NO, 919
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
PERRY, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING
THE CONVEYANCE OF PUBLIC
LAND, PROVIDING COVENANTS,
CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS
FOR THE USE OF PUBLIC LAND,
AND PROVIDING FOR PERPETUAL
EASEMENT FOR UTILITIES, AND
PROVIDING EFFECTIVE DATE.
Copies of said Ordinance No.
918 AND Ordinance No. 919
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 thru
Friday.
Robert A. Brown, Jr.
City Manager
Daryll Gunter
Mayor


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PUBLIC NOTICE OF SALE
THE STORAGE PLACE ON
HIGHWAY 98W IN PERRY, FLORIDA
ANNOUNCES A PUBLIC SALE TO
BE HELD ON SATURDAY, Jan. 12,
2012 AT 10:00 a.m. THE SALE WILL
BE HELD AT THE STORAGE PLACE
FACILITY IN PERRY, FLORIDA,
THE SALE IS BEING HELD TO
SATISFY A LANDLORDS LIEN.
EVERYTHING IS SOLD AS IS WHERE
IS FOR CASH. THE STORAGE
PLACE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
CANCEL ANY PUBLIC SALE THAT IS
ADVERTISED. ALSO, THE STORAGE
PLACE HAS THE RIGHT TO NO
SALE A UNIT IF DEEMED
NECESSARY. THE UNITS BEING
SOLD ARE AS FOLLOWS:
P05, 06, 07 & OUTSIDE STORAGE-
DAVID & MELODY BOOKER
P10 WILLIE MAE JONES
P27 WILLIE WILLIAMS
P37 JOHN WHITE
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11. Hepburn/Grant movie
12. Opposite of good
13. Whale ship captain
14. A major U.S. political party
15. Rate of walking
16. A ceremonial procession
18. Unfolded
20. More pretentious
21. Ribbon belts
23. Himalayan wild goats
24. 100 = I kwanza
25. Japanese wrestling
26. asty: family of rulers
27. Luteinizing hormone
29. British Air Aces
30. Being a single unit


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2. Scottish game pole
3. Atomic #18
4. Tattered cloth
5. Tokyo
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7. Wigwamn
8. Dynasty actress l.inda
9. Small mongrel
10. Rapidly departed
11 A corporate leader
13. King of Camelot
16. Mrs. Nixon
17. Macaws
19. Symphony orchestra
21. Cunning


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44. AKA platyfish
46. Free from deceit
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53. W. African country
55. Frank's diary
56. Induces vomiting


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26. U. of Texas residential center
28. Estate (Spanish)
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38. Store fodder
40. Supersonic transport
41. Brand of plastic wrap
42. Comb-plate
43. Puppeteer Lewis
44. Tatouhou
45.,Security interest in a
property
49. Direct a weapon
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Hoross for the third week of
Horoscopes December


ARIES Mar 21/Apr 20
Aries, you may need to take a leap of faith
when someone close to you asks for your
assistance. Act first and ask questions later.
It will be worth it.

TAURUS Apr 21/May 21
Taurus, there is bound to be a learning
curve when you begin a new job or a new
task. Do not be hard on yourself if it takes
you a little longer.

GEMINI May 22/Jun 21
Gemini, thoughtful reflection certainly
may provide some of the answers you
seek. But another way is to simply get
out there and ask other people what they
think.

CANCER Jun 22/Jul 22
Cancer, sad situations may come up, but
you have a way of deflecting the situation
and showcasing the bright side of things.
You may find you are a person providing
support this week.

LEO Jul 23/Aug 23
Leo, many opportunities to entertain
family and friends are on the horizon.
Honor all of your commitments and enjoy
all of the festivities.

VIRGO Aug 24/Sept 22
Virgo, while you aspire to have many
friends, you just may find that there are
only a few special people who hold the
strings to your heart. It is okay to keep
them close.

LIBRA Sept 23/Oct 23
Libra, sit down and enjoy some peace and
quiet. You may enjoy the break from the
frenetic pace you have been keeping the
last few months.


SCORPIO Oct 24/Nov 22
Ever an ideas person, Scorpio, now you
have to put some follow-through into
those plans. You can likely find a few
friends to join you on your next adventure.

SAGITTARIUS Nov 23/Dec 21
Sagittarius, things certainly go on when
you're not around, but others may notice
they just may not be as fun. You often
lend joviality to anything you attend so
spread your cheer.

CAPRICORN Dec 22/Jan 20
Capricorn, bide your time and you just
may end the year on a bang. Don't be
afraid to add other things to your last-
minute wish list because your goals just
may be met.

AQUARIUS- Jan 21/Feb 18
Aquarius, you enjoy social situations but
that doesn't mean you have to be the
life of the party. Keep this in mind as you
attend holiday gatherings.

PISCES Feb 19/Mar 20
Pisces, while others are thinking about
what presents they want under the tree,
you may be thinking of how to give back
to others.


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Organizers are calling
the sixth annual God's
Country Gospel concert,
held at Perry First Church
of God on Sunday, Dec. 2,
a "resounding success."
Approximately 300 fans
of the "God's Country"
radio show were in
attendance for the two-and-
a-half-hour concert.
Local musicians, Jennifer
Sullivan and Austin Wynn
were crowd pleasers with
their rendition of "Silent
Night" and "God on the
Mountain." Rebecca Aman
of Monticello sang "His
Eye is on the Sparrow."
The Encore Band played
a set of Southern Country
Gospel music with their
special guests, Larry
Bullock and Wayne Martin.
Fishbone Fred and Josh
Noland provided a special
performance of "Fishing in
Heaven" as a tribute to all of
those who have lost friends
and love ones.
Organizers say the
highlight of the show was
the donation of a guitar to
Jacob Wilson by Noland.
' As a young boy, Noland
was raised by his mother
and grandmother with very
limited resources. When
he was nine, a family friend


country concert


rowd 300-strong
gifted him with a guitar. at the event to help fund this
He said this "simple gift" vision of providing a music
made a large difference in opportunity to other youth.
his life as he developed as a One of the future recipients
musician, director, teacher, will be The Greenville
and producer. Academy for young
An offering was collected boys.


Josh Noland (right) presented Jacob Wilson
with a guitar during the concert.


Festival car show
A 1936 Ford pickup (top photo) from the South Georgia Classic Car Club
and owned by Charles Terry of Lake Park, Ga., was named Best of Show at
the Southern Pines Blues & BBQ Festival Car Show held this past weekend.
Organizers said the show was the largest yet with 33 cars from around the
region.

Council represents 17 states


FREDERICK
Continued from page 1
states: Alabama, Arkansas,
Florida, Georgia, Kansas,


Kentucky, Louisiana,
Maryland and the District
of Columbia, Mississippi,
Missouri, North Carolina,
Oklahoma, South Carolina,


Tennessee, Texas, Virginia
and West Virginia.
For more information
about SEDC, visit www.
sedc.org.


Perry Rotary will turn 90 next year


ROTARY
Continued from page 1
received from Rotary
District 6940.
-The club has been fund-


raising for the project
and plans to continue its
efforts into the new year,
Viola added. The club
will celebrate its 90th
anniversary in May 2013.


According to City
Manager Bob Brown crews
have excavated the area for
the splash pad's reservoir
and are beginning work on
the park's bathrooms.


Murphy was FSU police officer


MURPHY
Continued from page 1
Prior to becoming judge,
he worked as a local
attorney and, before that,
was chief investigator with
the Taylor County Sheriff's
Office and a special agent
with the Florida Department
of Law Enforcement.
He was also a member
of Gov. Reuben Askew's

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Standards Act, may count
tips actually received as
wages under the Florida
minimum wage. However,
the employer must pay
tipped employees a direct
wage. The direct wage is
calculated as equal to the


minimum wage ($7.79)
minus the 2003 tip credit
($3.02), or a direct hourly
wage of $4.77 as of Jan. 1,
2013.
Employees who are not
paid the minimum wage
may bring a civil action
against the employer or any
person violating Florida's
minimum wage law.


Bestsellers this fall
"Man in the Blue Moon"
oeiry native r.lischjfl MFois pens
his third novel, this time telling a
ithe.trci sct's aset n Apalachicola
in the early 20Nh century.
P Signed copies available.
"American Ghost"
This newly released novel by
Janis Owens, author of "The
Cr akcr Kiichenr"is set in
modem day west Florida, but
focuses on long buried secrets
of the past. It is based, in part,
on the Claude Neat lynching in
Mariana in 1938.
"600 Pounds of Potatoes"
Pat Janrvis, Alabama resident
and Perry native, wrote and
compiled this collection of.
hunting and fishing tales, many
of them featuring Perry's own
Chuck Hendry. Get ready to
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"Sawmill"
The sequel to his first book, "Wild
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author Alvin Futch follows up
with his experiences of run-
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A.nl rainmenl for those that like a
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"Off the Dock"
Laurie Hendry Graybar's novel
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on ti,- north Florida oa.st ,'lould
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RISING STAR

TAYLOR COUNTY
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
FOR ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Appointed by the Taylor County
Board of County Commissioners
The applicants should:
* Be a resident of Taylor County.
* Be willing to attend all board meetings.
* Be willing to complete a two-year term.
* Be willing to support TCDA's main goal of job
creation.
* Be willing to attend annual strategic planning
sessions.
* The applicants must be 18 years old or older.
Please submit a single page resume outlining
your interest in serving on the TCODA Board,
along with your experiences or qualifications,
and any other information you deem pertinent.
Completed resumes must be e-mailed to
Lavonne at lavonne.taylor@fairpoint.net
by 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 11, 2013.