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Chiefland Man Is Killed .Gilchrist Commission Approves Hiring

Following A Shooting Near His Assistant Extension 4-H Program Specialist
H omr e The Gilchrist County Comrn- tor John Baldwin reported to the salaried position and probably the position," Marvin Weaver
mission was addressed by extension director that the IFAS work more than 40 hours a explained.
Marvin Weaver, Gilchrist would assist Gilchrist County in week. The position would re- Commissioner Randy Dur-
The Levy County Sheriff's very hard to solve this crime. goatee. He could be driving a County Extension Director, on hiring an assistant extension di- quire a college graduate with a den explained that he didn't
Office received a call at 3 a.m. The body is currently at the blue 1989 or 1990 Corsica or Monday to request the board rector if the county would pay Bachelor of Science in Agri- want the Gilchrist County 4-H
on Monday, August 15 report- coroners office. Cavalier car or a black Mazda approve an extension specialist up to $15,000 of the reported culture and a Masters degree. members to suffer or the serv-
ing a death in the area near the The Levy County Sheriff's extended cab pick-up, position that would provide a $37,000 annual position. If Gilchrist County doesn't ices the program assistant is
Levy County Dairy. Department is trying to locate a The Florida Department of specialist to the 4-H program in Weaver discussed the posi- approve the hiring of the Pro- providing to diminish.
Rafael L. Jamie, a Levy possible suspect at this time. In- Law enforcement has provided light of the retirement of Elaine tion with the board on Monday gram Specialist, the board Commissioner Tommy
County Dairy employee, born vestigators are looking for a and interpreter to assist the Levy Faison, the Gilchrist County 4- to point out the 2005-06 budget would have to pay the entire Langford made a motion in fa-
August 27, 1975 was found man who goes by the street County Sheriff's Department H Program Assistant. has $27,000 identified for the salary of a regular program as- vor to hire the Assistant Exten-
dead from a single gun shot name of Chino. He is described with the investigation. Anyone Weaver told the five comrn- hiring of a program assistant. sistant. The salary of a program sion Director 4-H Program Spe-
wound. The body was near his as a Hispanic male who is 5'1" who has information about this missioners, county clerk and If Gilchrist County decides assistant is estimated to be from cialist with a Masters Degree
home which is located at NW to 5'6" tall, the suspect had very crime or the whereabouts of administrator that Gilchrist to approve the hiring of an as- $20,000 to 22,000 annually in- with the Extension Office
82nd Court near Chiefland. In- short hair and at the time of the Chino please call 1-352-486- County has not had to pay the sistant extension director, the cluding benefits. budget reduced to $20,000 as
vestigators are still working crime he had a mustache and 5111. salary of the 4-H program as- county will be able to select "The board of commission- long as the 4-H program doesn't
sistant as this position has been what specific field the assistant ers will have the opportunity to suffer. Commissioner Kenrick
*.funded through the University will specialize in. review either the top three ap- Thomas gave a second to the
The new Department Direc- an assistant director would be a ommended by the university for 5-0 in favor of the motion.

Funding To Resource,
Conservation And Development Tragedy Strikes Capital City Bank Foundation Donates
Vacationing Family TO Gilchrist Youth
C council, Inc. Tragedy struck a vacationing
West Palm Beach family Todd Bryant was proud to ac-
The Gilchrist County Co- planned. Wednesday evening when their cept a $5,000 grant check from
mission, following a motion by Commissioner Tommy Former Gilchrist drowned at Telfod Springs in Capital City eBankr Foundation. the
Commissioner Kenrick Thomas, Langford asked the coordinator Suwannee County Searchers oun ion
agreed to provide funding to where the non-profit agency re- County Resident found the body of Trayvon Leers Mr. Bradley presented the check
support the non-profit Suwan- ceives funding. The agency is Alfred Rankin Cox, Ebanks just before 3:00 a.m. ton Rota. Bryant during the Tren-on i
nee River Resource, Conserva- funded through the United PasseAw y Tlursday morning, about 50 Mon Ro tary Club Meeting ont ,/;:i.1
tion & Development (RC&D) States Department of Agricul-By dyJ Ayrs yards downstream from where mney was awarded to the Su-
Counicil; Inc. ture as well as the Florida De- By Cindy Jo Ayeras downstream from were Mo n a;y ,fAu gus T gant,
Doug Ulmer, the coordinator apartment of Agriculture. Indi- Mr. Alfred Rankin Cox, 92, he was last seen alive. wannee Valley Leagues, a non--- -
for the agency that serves ten vidual business sponsors are of Brevard, North Carolina Florida Fish and Wildife profit organization dedicated to aptalCity
North Florida counties, is pro- asked to provide $500 each an- passed away on July 18, 2005. Conservation Commission providing kids with the oppor- -.
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viding agriculture producers nually. Mr. Cox attended school in both (FWC) Captain Roy Brown said to participate in sports
with assistance with rental Bell and Trenton. He graduated the youngster was last seen year round. ,I
equipment as well as irrigation The RC&D Program pro- from Trenton High School be- about 6:30 p.m., playing on a The funds will be used to
systems. The Resource, Con- videos No-Till Drills and Pasture cause at the time Bell School rope swing that extends out over purchase a mower for McArthur
servation and Development Aerators for rent to farms on a did not go through 12th grade. the popular Suwannee County Park and to have concrete pads -- ...... .............
Council, Inc. office is located in per-acre basis. Mr. Cox was the son of Ada swimming hole. The spring poured to hold bleachers at each
Live Oak, Florida. The coordi- Philpot and Alfred R. Cox, Sr. adjoins the Suwannee River. of the three fields at McArthur r-.
nator requested the board pro- The county commission Ada was the sister of Dr. Phil- The search involved deputies of Park
vide $1,100 in funding to help agreed following a 5-0 vote to pot. the Suwannee County Sheriffs The SVL is gearing up for Shown is Todd Bryant, representing the Suwannee
cover the administrative and fund the agency $1,000 in 2005- After high school he earned a Department, FWC officers and football season and is excited Valley Leagues, receiving a $5,000 check from Clif
costs of having an office. 2006 fiscal year. degree from the University of several volunteers.
Gilchrist County is repre- Florida. He completed his Bow said the child's body up to play this fall. Anyone still B
sented on the Council by Com- For more information on the Masters in Agriculture after his was turned over to the medical wanting to participate can sign presentation was made at the Monday afternoon
missioner Thomas. "This is a RC&D Program contact the of- service in World War II. During examiner's office in Jackson- Trenton Rotary Club meeting. Photo by Anna Wild.
good program that i ery fice at 234 Court Street South- the war he was an officer in the ville for autopsy. The Suwan- up Thursday, August 18' at
gportive of the agriculs tuvery supro- east in Live Oak, call (386)- U.S Army, serving stateside nee County Sheriff's Office is McArthur Park. The SVL will
rtie of griculun 364-427 8 or e-mail and overseas. He participated in conducting an investigation into also be raffling off another four raiser. Make sure you purchase come out and support these
ducers in Gchrist County, srrcd@alltel.net. the child's death. wheeler this year as a fund- your tickets and don't forget to young athletes.

Bell Bulldogs To Host Providence In Trenton Tigers Host Dixie

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Shown on the back row from left are Jon Jones, CJ Harris, Josh Smith, Austin Hillard, Todd Scaggs, Josh Trenton High School 2005 Varsity Football Team
Mast, Devin Taylor, and Head Coach Roy Harden. On the third row are Daniel Teckenbrock, Greg On the back row from left are Chase Rogers, Ryan Hudson, Colby Perryman, Joe Morrison, Ryan Frye,
Mercier, Justin Fowler, Josh Teckenbrock, Brandon Ridgeway, Paul Clark, Cody Mesa, and Coach Ray Brandon Capps, and Brett Rowland. On the third row from left are Durrell Henry, Jeff Delous, Josh
Stoel. On the second row are Matt Knight, Austin Upshaw, Mitchell Bell, Brandon Beach, John Elliott, Lee Pollock, Brent Odom, Kevin Heaton, Damien Herriott, and Coach Reese Rowland. On the second row from
Carlisle, Lindsey Bruce, and Coach Jason Surrency. On the front are Seth Moses, Raymond Manning, left are Coach Blair Janes, Lonnie Shanklin, Tony Mendez, Casey Loy, Ray Blanco, osh Handy, Chase
Mike Jones, Tommy Callahan, Ryan Fisher, Shawn Yingling, Holly Riggs, and Athletic Trainer Casie Beckham, Jared Pearce and Coach Reid Fleming. And on the front row from left, Coach Mark Latsko,
Gross. Photo by Anna Wild. Tristian Ponce, Andy Jones, Brandon Mathis, Guy Brown, J. D. Jordan, and Head Coach Ed Janes. Not
The Bell Bulldogs will open summer and they are excited The Bulldogs return seven pictured are Miles Harris and Dusty Hurst. Photo by Anna Wild.
their 2005 football season host- about this kick-off classic Fri- starters that will be operating,
ing (Jacksonville) Providence in daynight. Head Coach Roy from the Pro set behind quarter- Friday night, when the lights 7:30 p.m. working hard during the
a Kick-off Classic Friday night Harden and his staff are excited back Josh Mast in 2005. Todd are bright in the Jungle, the The Tigers have high summer preparing for the
at Bulldog Stadium. This game about the 2005 season and the Scaggs will be one of Bell's go- Trenton Tigers will meet the expectations going into the 2005 exciting 2005 season. The
will get underway at 7:30 p.m. opportunities the Bulldogs have. to players after recording 16 re- Dixie County Bears in a four- season under Head Coach Ed Tigers have 27 players on the
The Bulldogs have been Bell had a 3-6 record as an ceptions for 270 yards and two quarter Kick-Off Classic. This Janes and his staff. Coach Janes varsity squad that will provide a
working hard during the hot independent school in 2004. (Continued to Page Sixteen) game is expected to kick-off at and company has had the Tigers (Continued to Page Sixteen)

THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2005

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Comments
SBy: John M. Ayers
Here we are in what feels
like the middle of summer and
Friday night is the kick-off of
high school football action.
With school getting underway
the first week of August, it has
moved everything up one month
into what feels like the hottest
time of the year.
Both Gilchrist County high
schools will open with kick-off
classics on Friday, August 19th.
Trenton will host the Dixie
County Bears which are
competing in Class 2A in 2005.
The Bears are in Region 1
District 2 and will be competing
against Ft. White High School,
Madison County High School,
and. Taylor County High School
during their regular season. The
Trenton Tigers are-in.Class 1A
and participate as one of seven
teams in District 2. The Tigers
will compete against Branford,
Bronson, Hawthorne, Hilliard,
Jefferson County, and Lafayette
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This year is expected to be a
turn around season for the
Tigers' who went (2-8) in 2004.
In 2005 the Tigers- will have a
majority of their starters back on
both offense and defense. The
Tigers will also have more
depth in 2005 as 27 players in
the tenth-twelfth grades will be
playing under the bright lights
on Friday night.
The Tiger fans have high
expectations going into the 2005
season as the varsity team is
eager to kick-off the 2005
season. The Tiger fans are
expected to see an.offense with
more skilled players which
should produce more run and
pass success stories.
The Tigers will open their
2005 regular season hosting the
Bell Bulldogs on Friday, August
26th. The Bulldog and Tiger
football game is always a
thriller whether it is in Bulldog
Stadium or the Jungle.

rWe dare not forget that we
are the heirs of that first revolu-
tion.
--John F. Kennedy

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nks Some points to ponder
Mommy & Daddy,
ion I'm writing this letter from
my hospital room to say that I
appreciative love you both and hope to see
the way for you in heaven some day.
cents to come Mommy, you told me yesterday
receive their that the doctor said they can't
nts were sent do any more for me and that it is
y to receive just a matter of time. Mommy,
le to the sink- ever since I can remember, you
ey center and would nurse me through those
action. winter colds, one right after an-
e sent to Live other. I was always glad to see
ed over 100 summer arrive, when we could
r decision to open all the windows for fresh
r to bring a air. I would spend most of the
)n was a very long summer days out of doors,
Your kindness I would feel much better then
:ime, gas, and and I didn't have near as many
s physically. colds or ear infections. I really
thought being sick most of the
from the bot- winter was just part of growing
If it is allow- up. As I think back now, winter
ke you to let time was the time when Uncle
w they have Tom and Aunt Lily, and/or
ho are caring friends would drop by just to
r fellow man. talk and laugh or play card
occasion and games. ,You all seemed so
as well as thd happy as you passed the ciga-
ictors who at- rette package around and lit up
,nts, a lot of puffing smoke in the air until
usive 150 or my eyes burned and I found it
relieved of hard to breathe. I thought that
nter reopened all adults smoked cigarettes un-
r a ten month til the year I started school and I
never saw any adults smoking
n, and God there, not even after lunch.
n, and God Before I forget Daddy, thanks
ts, Careg for the white hat with the pink
ts,Caregives, flowers init. It keeps my bald
id Technicians head warm in this air condi-
renton Kidney tioned hospital room. I just
Center looked in the mirror and I'm
still kind of cute even though
I've lost a lot of weight and
most of the time I'm too sick to
eat anything. Thanks again
Daddy, the hat was a good
S choice.
SI also want to thank both of
)you for buying me the trumpet
this year as I started third grade,
Sso I could join the school band
someday. The.day I started to
cough, I thought I had practiced
too long and too hard, then the
bleeding started and I was so
frightened. 1 wanted so to join
the school band and make you
proud of me. I really think I
could have done that without
S_ making you crazy but it doesn't
look like I'll get the chance.
Mommy, Dadd), do you
think' God's ange.l. smoke'? -i
'God Bless.You Both..... _bud.,
I love you.

Daddy,
S I love you very much and I
Don't want to hurt you but I
S.. must tell you how I.feel. This
S_ June will be one of the biggest
Sdays of my life. After com-
Spleting 12 years of school, I will
be graduating with high honors,
first in my class. Daddy, I
Snow you are very proud of me;
but, I am asking you, please
don't come to my graduation.
S.As I look back over my life, I
Think of when I played T-ball in
.the first grade, you came to
every game staggering about the
field shouting, "That's my girl."
People would laugh and one day
= a policeman even asked you to
leave and it made me cry. Then,
- when I was in a school play,
Mom and you:were there. Mom
tried to quiet you but you

Lottery Numbers
Wednesday,
August 10
Lotto Drawing:
2-20-22-32-40-44 '
No winner of the $13
million jackpot.

5-Digit Winners:
85 at $4,515.50

4-Digit Winners:
4,245 at $73.50

3-Digit Winners:
85,541 at $5

Play 4 Drawing:
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Cash 3 Drawing:
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Saturday,
August 13
Lotto Drawing:
6-19-21-27-40-51
No winner of the $18
million jackpot.

5-Digit Winners:
79 at $6,640

4-Digit Winners:
5,291 at $80.50

3-Digit Winners:
116,069 at $5

Play 4 Drawing:
2-9-1-9

Cash 3 Drawing:
8-8-6

Gilchrist County
Native Passes
Away At 92
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building the Alaskan Highway,
the Normandy. Invasion, the
Battle of the Bulge and other
European actions.
Upon return from the war, he
continued his education while
beginning his career in Voca-
tional Agriculture Education,
serving initially as an agricul-
ture instructor in the Marion
County Schools in Florida. He'
also served as the Executive
Secretary for the Florida Future
Farmers of America for 17
years. During that period the

wouldn't hush so Mom left and
you staggered, out behind her
knocking over chairs as you left.
I think I was in the seventh
grade then. I wanted to hide,
but I knew I would let the class
down and ruin the play for eve-
ryone. I was so embarrassed I
wanted to die.
In the ninth and tenth grade I
wanted to have friends over to
our house but I knew that you
would be drunk and embarrass
me so I made excuses for you.
But Daddy, in this day and time,
you could get help for your
drinking problem. I guess you
are just too stubborn to admit
Syou have a problem.
'There were times, when you
said that you would buy me new
clothes for a special school
function but you came home
with two six packs of beer and
no new clothes and by your ap-
pearances, you had already
drunk your share. "Daddy,
where's my new clothes," I'd
say and you would reply, "I'm
sorry darlin, I forgot all about it,
maybe next time." Same old
story every time.
Daddy, after graduation, I'll
be leaving home. I have saved
most of the money I have
earned from my summer jobs
these past two summers. With
my scholarship to the University
and a part time job near the
school, I should be able to make
it on my own. I will not be
coming home for any of the
holidays because that is when
you are at your worst. I re-
member one Christmas when
you fell.into the Christmas tree.
and ruined the tree and all the
decorations. : Mom cried nearly
all day.
Daddy, I know that Grandma
prays for you daily. We have
talked and prayed together
many times. She can hardly
mention your name without her
eyes filling with tears, "He's a
good boy, a talented, hard
working boy, he just needs the
Lord in his life." Daddy, you
know she's right. She has told
you this all of your life and so
have I since I came to know the
Lord. Grandma and Grandpa
took me to church where I could
learn about the Savior.
Daddy, please get help so that
you can attend my brother's
graduation in a few years. He
deserves that much, he's been a
good brother and a fine son.
Love,
Submitted and written by Pete
Randolph

Florida FFA received numerous
national awards as well as pre-
paring several future public and
private leaders for the state and
the nation.
After his retirement from the
FFA he soon started a success-
ful new career as a tax consult-
ant. He also assisted his wife of
64 years, Doris Walker Cox, as
she was the Head of the Library
Science School at Ball State
University. After Mrs. Cox re-
tired the couple spent several
years traveling in the American
West where they pursued their
avocation of Gemology, hunting
gems and minerals and visiting
family and friends.
He is survived by his wife,
four sons, four grandchildren,
three step grandchildren, and
two great-granddaughters. He is
also survived by his sister
Jennie Laura Walker of
Pensacola, Florida.
Mr. Cox was a steadfast and
loyal member of the Alpha
Gamma Rho Fraternity.
Mr. Donald Hurst reported
that donations in his honor,
could be forwarded to the HER
Fraternity Education Foundation
at P.O. Box 321, Monticello,
Florida 32345. These donations
will be used for student scholar-'
ships.

Ocala Man Killed In
Boating Accident In
Crystal River
An Ocala man was killed
when the boat he was riding in
collided with a channel marker
near Shell Island in Citrus
County Saturday, August 6,
2005 according to Florida Fish
and Wildlife Conservation
Commission (FWC) officials.
Cary Clark, 38, was ejected
from the boat operated by Paul
Facundus, 38, of Ocala, when it
hit Channel Maker 14 at about.
1:00 p.m. Clark did not surface.
The 21-foot Stott Craft had
three additional passengers
aboard, who were returning
from a morning of scalloping in
the Gulf of Mexico. The three
other passengers and the opera-,
tor were not injured.
A witness reported the colli-.
sion almost immediately to Cit-
rus County Sheriff's Office;
(CCSO). FWC officers re-
sponded, along with the U.S.,,
Coast 'Guard and CCSO diveg
team, .and began searching for"
the missing man.
Clark's body was recovered
at approximately 5:30 Saturday
evening and was turned over to
Jacksonville Medical Exam--
iner's office.
The 'three other passengers
were Michael Deas, 31, Ocala;
Ashleigh R. Davis, 24, Sum-
merfield; and Shirley J. Ogden,
27, Ocala.
According to FWC Lt. Dennis
DelaPaz, patrol supervisor, no
one onboard was wearing a life
jacket.
The accident investigation is
ongoing, according to FWC of-
ficials.

When I die, I desire no better
winding sheet than the Stars and
Stripes, and no softer pillow
than the Constitution of my
country.
'--Andrew Johnson.

Maintain Good Conduct Among The Gentiles
(Kent Heaton)

It would be hard to imagine how difficult it was
for the early Christians to live under the rule of
,Nero, emperor of Rome. Peter's first epistle is
considered to be written during the reign of one of
the world's most corrupt and vicious rulers. It,
would seem from his writing. Peter was concerned
for the spiritual condition of his fellow saints and
the persecution they had to endure. He reminds
them of their inheritance (1:4) that does not fade
away and how they can find praise and joy in the
face of trials (1:6-9). His plea to live a holy life
(1:13-16) was to remind them they were a "cho-
sen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation,
a peculiar people; that ye should show forth the
praises of him who hath called you out of dark-
ness into his marvelous light" (1 Peter 2:9).
The conduct before the Gentile world needed to
be with the spirit of holiness. People who are
'chosen' live in the world as chosen people and
embody the uniqueness of Jesus Christ. Those
who serve in the royal priesthood present them-
selves as holy priest. A nation that is holy lives
holy. A peculiar people are different from the
world ard do not present themselves in the same
manner as the world. The Christian lets his "light
shine" (Matthew 5:16) so that others can see
Christ living in them. This is how we show forth
the praises of God.
Peter begins in 1 Peter 2:11 with clear admoni-
tions for the saints to "abstain from fleshly lusts,
which war against the soul; having your conver-
sation honest among the Gentiles: that, whereas
they speak against you as evildoers, they may by
your good works, which they shall behold, glori-
fy God in the day of visitation" (1 Peter 2:11-12).
The 'conversation' or 'conduct' of the Christian
should be above reproach. There will be challeng-
es enough for the child of God to live separate
from the world. The actions of the disciple of

Christ should be with good works as found in the
example of Jesus Christ (1 Peter 2:21-23).
Maintaining good conduct among the Gentiles
is an admonition to live in such a way that those
of the world will not have evil to say of us. This is
a difficult task but with the Lord's guidance, it can
be done. Paul told Timothy to be "an example of
the believers, in word, in manner of life, in love,
in spirit, in faith, in purity" (1 Timothy 4:12).
This example should extend to everyone we come
in contact with. Our speech should be "always
with grace, seasoned with salt" (Colossians 4:6).
The behavior of our life should be "honest" (1
Peter 2:11). A Christian should express love in his
dealings with his fellow man "Honor all men"
(1 Peter 2:17). The spirit, faith and purity of the
follower of Christ should be evident to all (1 Co-
rinthians 11:1).
The apostle Paul exhorted Titus to remind the
Christians "to be gentle, showing all meekness
unto all men" (Titus 3:1-2). Maintaining good
conduct before those in the world is found in the
spirit of gentleness. Peter said in 1 Peter 3:8, 9 -
"Be courteous: not rendering evil for evil, or
railing for railing: but contrariwise blessing;
knowing that ye are thereunto called, that ye
should inherit a blessing." Jesus is the perfect ex-
ample of His firm gentleness toward all men. As
we follow in His footsteps, we are admonished to
make those giant steps of faith and live before all
men in purity (1 Peter 2:21).
Peter's task in writing his epistle was to exhort
the Christians to maintain their lives in such a way
that even when others would find evil to say of
them, it would only be from a life that was filled
with good works. The result of this examination
would be for the glory of God. Living for Christ is
letting people see Christ in us nothing else.

Suwannee Valley Leagues, Inc.

Soccer & Volleyball

Socce 4 t 12 years of age
Volleyball -7 to 15 years of age,
(Soccer for the 13 18 years of age will be play after football season)

Dates For Sign-Ups

Tuesday August. 23 & 28
Thursday August 25 & September 1
Saturday August 27 & September 3

SLocation

McArthur Park (field of dreams)
4.5 miles north of Trenton or 4 miles south of Bell
On Hwy 129

Sign Up Fee

$50.00 per child
(Family discount for 3 or more children)
Payment plan is available*

For more information

1-800-590-5410
Or
352-538-4240.
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Trenton Church of Christ
463-3793 502 Northeast 7th Street Trenton, Florida 32693
Please visit our Web Site @ www.svic.het/kerux Email kerux@bellsouth.net

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Rusty Jones To

Attend Missouri Valley

College On Rodeo

Scholarship
Gilchrist County native Rusty
Jones will be attending Missouri
Valley College in Marshall,
Missouri on a Rodeo Scholar-
ship. Rusty who is a 2002
graduate of Trenton High
School received a scholarship to
participate on the school's rodeo
team.
He will be participating in
the intercollegiate Rodeo Asso-
ciation in the Ozark Region.
Rusty began his rodeo career at
age 10 when he became in-
volved in the Southern Junior
Rodeo Association. During his
high school years Rusty ex-
celled in roping and bulldogging
in the Southern High School
Rodeo Association.
A group of Rusty's family
and friends gathered at Akins
Bar-B-Q and Grill in Bell on
Monday, August 15th, to cele-
brate his accomplishment and
wish him well as he leaves for
Missouri on Thursday.
Rusty is the son of Johnny
and Donna Jones of Trenton.

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Rusty Jones

Sons Of Confederate
Veterans News
The John HAnce O'Steen
Camp #770, Sons of Confeder-
ate Veterans monthly camp
meeting will be held Tuesday,
August 16th at the Bell Commu-
nity Center, located across the
street from Akins Barbecue on
Main Street in Bell.
The meeting will begin at
7:00 p.m. The program will be
presented by Linda and Larry
Rosenblatt concerning equip-
ment found in the soldier's hav-
ersack and a first-person im-
pression entitled The Lady in

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(352) 463-1832 --Mobile (352) 493-5345
4110 S.W. 25th Street Bell, Florida

Attention Most Wanted
If you have a warrant or summons, you may turn
yourself into the Gilchrist County Sheriff's Office
located at 9239 S. US Hwy 129 in Trenton. To avoid
processing delays for first appearance, please show up at
the Sheriff's Office no later than 5:00 am., In addition,
at anytime of the day or night, you may call the GCSO
Communications Center at (352) 463-3181 and ask for a
deputy sheriff to pick you up.
tipsters can remain anonymous.

Tr-County Home Plans
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the Black. The meeting is open
to all who are interested in the
War Between the States.
For further information con-
tact Camp Commander Clement
Lindsey at 352-472-0047 or
Adjutant Archie Matthews at
386-462-3016.

Prescription Drug
Help For Seniors
Free and confidential help is
available from a SHINE volun-
teer to assist you in getting your
prescriptions for little or no cost
through the Sunshine for Sen-
iors program, Florida Depart-
ment of Elder Affairs. Over 250
pharmaceutical manufacturers
have some 292 programs for
those persons that meet their
guidelines. Each program has
different criteria, most requiring
income verification. A doctor's
prescription and signature are
required by all programs.
To determine if you are eligi-
ble for any of these programs,
bring a list of your medications,
with the daily dosage of each,
and income information to your
SHINE counseling site at the
Trenton Library on Tuesday,
August 23rd from 10:00 a.m. to
12:00 p.m. Assistance will also'
be available at the Tri-County
Nursing Home in their Library
(7280 SW State Road 26) on
Thursday, September 1st from
9:00-10:30 am.
Also, there is information on
the Medicare Prescription Drug
Discount Card. This card is
now in effect andcan save 10-
15% on your prescriptions.
However, if a single person has
an income less than $12,569,
they could be eligible for a $300
credit. For a couple the figure is
$16,862 or less. Please bring a
list of your prescriptions with
the daily dosage of each along
with income information.
A savings of $13.50 a month
on BellSouth, Sprint, Verizon,
and in some instances .Alltel
telephone companies is avail-
able for low-income families.
If home bound, or for further
information, call the Mid-
Florida Area Agency on Ag-
ing's Elder Helpline in
Gainesville at 1-800-262-2243.

AARP News
President Geneva Cornwiell
sends greetings.,to all:the imem-
bers of Gilchrist County AARP.
Chapter 2133 and hopes the
summer is going well for you
despite the heat and humidity.
Just a reminder, if you are
planning to visit the Dowling
Park Retirement Center on Sat-
urday, August 20th you need to
call either Iris Roberts at 463-
2130 or Jean da Costa at 493-
7597. You may also bring a
friend who might be interested
in seeing the facility There is a
need to know how many guests
to prepare lunch for in advance.
We plan to meet at the Com-.
munity Center in Trenton and
everyone should be there by
8:00 a.m. on Saturday morning.
We can plan how to get to
Dowling Park from there. Even
if you are familiar with the
Dowling Park area and it is
closer to drive directly there,
you must call to be included in
the lunch andtour group.
Please make an effort to come
to the Chapter meeting on Sep-
tember 20' in:the Community
Center at 10:30 a.m. It will be
an eating meeting so bring a
dish of veggies or dessert and
invite a friend to join us.
There will be more news re-
garding the program as the time
gets nearer.
Jean da Costa
Publicity

Habitat For
Humanity Of
Suwannee Valley,
Inc. August News
We are close to wrapping up
all the paperwork needed to
qualify as a Habitat and are
looking for people who want to
help staff committees.
Habitat International has suc-
cessfully established criteria and
built over 175,000 homes
worldwide, with a new home
every 26 minutes. A Building

Blitz is planned for 2006. We
sure would like to be a part of
that project!
The groundwork must be laid
before the homes are built and
that's where you come in. We
need people of all nationalities,
ethnic and : economic back-
grounds to qualify. Even if you
can help organize, make phone
calls, contact others, it would
help. Lots of people have said
that they will help but we need a
show of interest.
Come to the next board
meeting on Monday, August
15th at 7:30 p.m. at the Good

Shepherd Lutheran Church, two
miles north of Wal-Mart on
U.S. Highway 19. Persons in-
terested in owning a Habitat
home can come for details on
how Habitat helps you get a
home. For more information
contact Gigi at 463-7207, Betty
at 463-0615 for information on
development; Charles or Linda
at 486-2012, church; Justin at
347-3240 or Pat at 854-7046,
construction site; or Bill at 528-
5859, family selection/support.
We need help with fund-
raisers and property to build on.
We have an account at Capital
City Bank for donations. Please
pray and God will provide!

AARP Driver Safety
Class Set For
September 26-27
An AARP Driver Safety class
is scheduled for September 26th
and 27th at 9:00 a.m. at the
Capital City Bank located at
2012 N. Young Blvd. in
Chiefland.
The eight-hour course is
given in two four-hour days and
the fee is $10 per person. Upon
successfully completing the
course, participants receive a
certificate which may entitle
them.to a multi-year auto insur-
ance premium discount.
The program is aimed at im-
proving road safety for senior
drivers age 50 and older by
helping them become more
aware of factors that can affect
their ability to drive as they
grow older.
Some topics'discussed are:.
Vision and hearing, effects of
medication, changes; in reaction
time, proper seat and head re-
straint use, left turns and other
right-of-way situations.
To register for the class con-
tact Jean' L. da Costa at (352)
493-7597

Donate Blood At
PaPaw's Country
Store
Papaw's Country Store is
hosting a community blood
drive with LifeSouth Commu-
nity Blood Centers on Saturday,
September 17th. All eligible do-
nors are invited to donate blood
between 11:00 a.m. and 4:00
p.m. at 17050 Highway 26 in
Trenton. Avoid the--heat and
help save lives in the air-
conditioned LifeSouth blood-
mobile.
"It's so easy to give blood,
there's almost no reason not to
do it," said Carolyn Quintanilla,
district' director for LifeSouth.
"There's no better gift than the
gift of life."
One blood donation can help
as many as four different pa-
tients. Accident victims, people
having surgery, burn patients
and many others benefit from
the generosity of volunteer
blood donors. Everyday, lives
are saved because blood was
available when a patient needed
it.
All donors will receive a
LifeSouth blood donor t-shirt
and be entered in a drawing to,
win a new Pontiac G6 from
Wade Raulerson Pontiac. Po-
tential winners must be 18 years
of age and are responsible for
paying tax, tag and title fees.
For more information about
becoming a blood donor, please.
contact LifeSouth at (352) 334-
1000 or visit www.lifesouth.org.
Donors must be at least 17 years
old, weigh 110 pounds or more,
and have a valid photo I.D.
LifeSouth is the sole. blood
supplier for 39 medical facilities
in 17 counties in North Central
Florida including Shands at UF,
the VA Medical Center, and
North Florida Regional Medical
Center. LifeSouth is a nonprofit,
volunteer blood center supply-
ing more than 110 medical cen-
ters in Florida, Alabama and
Georgia.

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Springhouse
Quilter's News
The Springhouse Quilter's
Guild held their regular monthly
business meeting on Tuesday,
August 9th. There were 30
members and six guests in at-
tendance. The hostesses for the
month did a wonderful job on
the social time that preceded the
meeting. The social time gives
the members time to catch up on
daily events and share their own
experiences. This is the fun
time before the business meet-
ing and always is a wonderful
sharing time.
Springhouse welcomed visi-
tors Crystal Bishop and her
girls, to the meeting along with
Elaine Faison, the 4-H leader.
The Bishop sisters, Brianna and
Brandalyn, were two of the 4-H
members attending the 4-H
sewing camp. They presented a
show and tell time for all the
members to see the things they
made during the sewing camp.
From yo-yos to lap quilts, the
two girls presented their own
mini presentation. This is a
Wonderful time for Springhouse
where they teach young 4-H
members sewing/quilting pro-
jects and techniques. From the
group of 4-H girls attending the
camp this year, approximately
25 during the two weeks of
camp, there will be some -very
talented quilters in a few years.
Each month Gloria Sutton
presents a monthly quilt block.
She always has a sample of the
block to show and a copy of the
pattern to share. Gloria does a
wonderful job on presenting the
monthly quilt block. Members
are encouraged to make these
blocks for the experience they
gain from piecing them. The
August block is. "Dreaming of
Rosebuds."
Springhouse Quilters are
planning a quilt show for mid
November and they are very
busy finishing up projects that
can be shown. There will be a
gift shop with Janice Roobsien in'
charge. She is asking members
to make three. to five sewn or
quilt-related items for the gift
shop.
The monthly workshop will
be conducted by Anna Gilliam
,on August 23rd with Anna
teaching a "Sun Bonnet Sue"
quilt project. Members that did
not get signed up for the work-
shop should contact Anna.
The community project for
members this year is making
wheel chair or walker tote bags
for nursing home patients. 'Each
guild member was reminded
that this project will be com-
pleted and the items donated be-
fore the end of the year. Mem-
bers should get their items
finished as soon as possible so a
count can be made of the items
to be donated.
Anyone needing more infor-
mation on Springhouse
Quilter's Guild may contact
Kay Fales, 490-7909, or Lois
Scott, 463-2207.
Lois Scott
Publicity

Gilchrist County
Journal Deadlines
The deadline to submit
editorial or advertising copy is
Monday at 5:00 p.m. to be
included in the next Thursday's
edition of the newspaper.

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Gilchrist
County
Community
Corner And
Calendar
This week's events:
Thursday, August 18:
Trenton Elementary Boy Scout
Round Up, Cafeteria, 7:30 p.m.;
Bell Elementary Safety Patrol
Meeting, Cafetorium, 6:00 p.m.;
Trenton Middle/High Writing
Training, Auditorium, 8:00
a.m.; Bell V Volleyball Bulldog
Classic (Bell/Eastside/Seven

We now have Fax Posted Signs
COLOR COPIES Rubber Stamps
Picture Quality The Gilchrist County
Custom Enlargements Journal 463-7135

Hunt's Pest Control, Inc.
GET RID OF:
Cockroaches tiaterbugs German Roaches
Ants and other Household Pests

Custom Built Homes
In the City of Trenton
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Screen Rooms Decks Patio Roofs Soffit, Fascia & Gutters
Hurricane Awnings Skirting Pool and All types Enclosures
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Rivers/Trinity Catholic), Gym,
4:00 p.m. Band Parent/Student
meeting, Auditorium, 7:00 p.m.
Family Caregivers Support
Group Meeting, 2:00 p.m.,
Trenton Library.
Friday, August 19: Trenton
Varsity Football Classic vs.
Dixie, Tiger Field, 7:30 p.m.;
Bell Varsity Football vs. Provi-
dence, Bell, 7:30 p.m., Band
Boosters Dance, Cafeteria, 8:30
p.m. 11:30 p.m.
Saturday, August 20:
Trenton Elementary 4-H Train-
ing/Banquet, Cafeteria, 8:00
a.m. 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday, August 23: Tren-
ton Elementary Girl Scout
Round Up, Cafeteria, 6:30 p.m.;
Trenton V/JV Volleyball vs.
Newberry, Gym, 5:30 p.m.; Bell
JV/V Volleyball vs. Branford,
Branford, 4:00 p.m. Character
Council Forum, Sheriffs Office
Training Room, 5:30 p.m.
Springhouse Quilters, 9:00 a.m.
and 7:00 p.m. (Nite Owls),
Springhouse Quilter's Guild
building, SR 26, west of Tren-
ton.
Wednesday, August 24:
Trenton Varsity Volleyball
Classic, Chiefland, 4:30 p.m.

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Mt. Nebo Baptist Church's new Youth Minister, Matthew
Holtsclaw, his wife Tabitha, and their two sons.

Mt. Nebo Baptist Church

Welcomes Matt Holtsclaw As

New Minister Of Youth

Mt. Horeb Baptist
Church Awana
Program Back From
Summer Break
The Awana program at Mt.
Horeb Baptist Church is back
from summer break! Enjoy
learning about Jesus and have
fun too! The program has
classes from ages three through
teens. Come out and join us
every Wednesday evening from
7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
For more information, please
contact Wendy Bailey at (386)
935-0835. Mt. Horeb Baptist
Church is located on CR 340
just west of SR 47 in Gilchrist
County.

Priscilla Baptist
Church Homecoming
Scheduled For
August 21
On Sunday, August 21, 2005,
Priscilla Baptist Church will be
celebrating their 119th home-
coming. Sunday School begins
at 10:00 a.m. and the Church
Service at 11:00 a.m.
Priscilla Baptist Church was
founded in 1886. All former
members or friends of Priscilla'
are invited to attend.
Brother Jake Cravey, Interim
Pastor and former Missions Di-
rector for Lafayette Association,
will be bringing the message.
There will be a covered dish
dinner immediately following
the service. Please mark your
calendars and join us.

Unioq Baptist
Church To Have
Gospel Sing
August 20
Ufiion Baptist Church is
having a Gospel Sing on Satur-
day, August 20" at 6:00 p.m.
Travis Lewis from Plant City
will be the featured guest.
Come and expect a blessing.
Refreshments will follow.

Pleasant Hill To Hold
Gospel Sing
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
invites everyone to join us on
Sunday, August 21, at 6:30 p.m.
for a great evening of Southern
Gospel music. Our featured
guests will be The Anchors
Quartet. If you love four-part
harmony Southern Gospel mu-
sic, you will absolutely love this
group.
Come out and enjoy a won-
derful time of lifting up the
name of our Savior, Jesus
Christ, in song and fellowship
together.
Pleasant Hill is located just
south of Bell on CR 232 east.
For more information you may
contact (352) 463-2592.

How often we fail to realize
our good fortune in living in a
country where happiness is
more than a lack of tragedy.
--Paul Sweeney

Suwannee Valley
Leagues To Hold
Meeting August 22
The Suwannee Valley
Leagues will be holding their
monthly meeting on August 22nd
at 7:30 p.m. The G.C.R.A.
Board of .Trustees will be
meeting at 7:00 p.m. Everyone
is welcome to attend.

North Gilchrist
Volunteer Fire
Department Pancake
Breakfast August 20
The North Gilchrist Volunteer
Fire Department will be holding
its monthly pancake breakfast
on Saturday, August 20, 2005
from 8:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m.
For a small donation we offer
pancakes, plain, pecan, blue-
berry, and chocolate chip, eggs,
sausage, juice, coffee and tea.
We will also be serving our
spaghetti dinner that evening
from 5:00 until 7:00 p.m. The
cost will be $5.00 for adults and
$3.00 for children. The dinner
will consist of spaghetti and
meat sauce, bread, salad, and
dessert, along with coffee and
iced tea.
We invite the surrounding
community to come out and
meet your friends and neighbors
and enjoy the two delicious
meals with us.
The fire station is located on
CR 138, two and a half miles
east of 129. Hope to see you
there.
Ann Mangone,

Worry is interest paid on
trouble before it falls due.
-William Inge

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Chiefland and the late Cleve-
land Gore.
J. is the grandson of Doris
Beauchamp of Chiefland and
the late Lloyd Beauchamp, Sr.,
and the late J. Min and Mary
Ayers.
The upcoming wedding is
planned for December 3, 2005.

Mt. Nebo Baptist Church of
Bell is proud to welcome into
their fellowship Matthew and
Tabitha Holtsclaw and their two
sons. Matt comes as the new
Minister of Youth and everyone
is excited about the program he
is beginning. He has come. with
some fresh ideas for the youth
of the church and community
and a visible love for the Lord.
We invite the youth, grades 6
through 12, to come be with us
and see what ,this dynamic.

young man has planned as he
leads andteaches he. young
people about their daily lives
serving Jesus.
Mt. Nebo is located three
miles north of Bell on Highway
340 west. If you.have any ques-
tions, you may call our church
office at (386) 935-3575.
In'the truest sense, freedom
cannot be bestowed; it must be
achieved.
--Franklin D. Roosevelt

YOU ARE WELCOME AT

PRISCILLA BAPTIST CHURCH

5509 S.W. County Road 232, Bell, Florida
(Between Bell & Trenton 2.5 miles West of SR 12.9)

t Sunday School...................:....... 10:00 AM
Morning Worship.............1..... :00 AM
Evening Worship'....'. ............6:00PM
Wednesday Night Prayer/Youth...7:30 PM
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Bro. Greg Douglas, Pastor
Bro. Rickey, Whitley, Minister of Students
Charles Brock, Music Director
Sunday School 'Bible Study..................9: 15AM
Morning Worship Service'.....::.............. 10:30 AM
Evening Worship Service......................6:00 PM
Wednesday Night Services: Prayer Meeting,
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I FAMILY REUNIONS

Descendants Of
James Mikell To
Have Family Reunion
August 20
Descendants of the Mikell
family who settled in the Bul-
loch County Georgia area by
1784 are having a memorial
service for the RS and six CSA
brothers buried at the Nlikell
Memorial Cemeter' in States-
boro. Georgia at 10:00 a.m., on
Saturday, August 20th. There
will be SAR, DAR and SCV
ceremonies and the Lighthouse
Quartet will sing for us.
The cemetery is located east
of Statesboro, Georgia out East
Main Street (Highway 24). Just
continue until you come to Mill
Creek Park on the right and
watch for a green road sign on
the right called Breck Brannen
Lane. Turn right and you will
-see the cemetery in the field on
the right.
The family reunion will fol-
low at 12:00 noon with a cov-
ered dish dinner and plenty of
time to visit and become ac-
quainted. It will be held at the
Statesboro Primitive Baptist
Church on 1 Zettrower Streeti.
Anyone connected to the
Mikell family are invite to join
us.
For more information feel
Free to e-mail
Eherringtn@aol.com or call
(912) 897-1120 or Billy Mikell
at (352) 463-8290. ,

Location Of Layfield
Family Reunion
Changed To Post 91
The location of the Layfield
reunion has been changed to the
American Legion Post 91.
From the traffic light in
Trenton head north on Highway
129 for fie miles to the curve.
Turn right at first dritev.\) and
then right again at the blue
building. See you on Saturday,
August 20th at noon. All rela-
tives and friends have a special
invitation.
Vernon Layfield

The Pridgeon Family
To Have Reunion
September 10
The Pridgeon family reunion
is set for Saturday, September
10h at Otter Springs RV Resort.
The covered dish meal will'
begin at 1:00 p.m. but plan to
come early for Visiting and fel-
lowship. There will also be mu-
sic and old time Gospel singing
so come early and spend the day
with old friends and loved ones.
Directions to Otter Springs
from CR 232 are, turn west on'
to SW 70h Street and proceed to
the entrance of the park and go
to the large pavilion. All family
and friends are welcome.

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SLevy County Genealogy And
History Society To Meet August 21

Coleman Family To
Have Reunion
August 28
The annual Coleman Family
Reunion will be held Sunday,
August 28th at Hart Springs,
Pavilion.
All friends and family are
welcome to, attend. We will eat
at around 12 noon. '..

Roberts Family
Reunion To Be Held
September 3
'The Roberts Family Reunion
will be held on Saturday, Sep-
tember 3, 2005 at the Bell
Community Center. Lunch will
be served at 1:00 p.m. Paper
goods and ice will be furnished.
Please bring food and drinks.

Corbin Family
Reunion
The Corbin family will be
holding their annual family re-
union on Sunday, September 11,
2005. The reunion will be held
at Hart Springs beginning at
1:00 in the afternoon.
Family members are asked to
bring enough food for their
family and to share with others.

Order without liberty and lib-
erty without order are equally
destructive.
--Teddy Roosevelt

The Levy County Genealogy
and History Society will meet
on Sunday, August 21st at 2:00
p.m. at the Levy County Quilt
Museum located just off 27A,
east of Chiefland. Follow the

signs to the museum.
Babs Robinson will give a
presentation on ."Not Your
Common Resources." Visitors
are welcome.

Trenton United
'.- Methodist Church

9:30 am Sunday School
11:00 am Morning Worship Service
6:00 pm Wednesday Bible Study
Nursery provided 9-12 Sunday Morning
203 N.E. Second Street, Trenton

Office: 463-2877 Rev. H.D. "Hank" Cribb, Sr.

We Welcome You To
M NE BAJIiST CURCI (SBC)
4200 N.W. CR-340, Bell, FL 32619
(3 miles North of Bell on Hwy-340 West)
Sunday School ................................ 9:45 am
M morning W orship ................................ 11 am
Evening Worship ........ 6 pm
Wednesday Evening Services:
Adult Bible Study, Children, & Youth .. 7 pm
Pastor: Rev. Jimmy Corbin
Minister of Youth: Matt Holtsclaw
Church Phone: 386-935-3575
"Committed to Reaching People for Christ"

16655 N.W.CR-339
(4 miles south of Trenton)

Lyndsay Parrish and J. Ayers

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Garbage Service

DUMPSTERS 352-472-7133 C & D ROLLOFFS
AVAILABLE 352-463-6122 AVAILABLE

Residential and Commercial Service
Available in Trenton, Bell, Fanning Springs,
Rural Chiefland and Bronson Areas.

North East Church of Christ
4330 N.E. CR-340, High Springs, Florida
Invites You To Join
Us For A

Three-Day Meeting.

Our Speaker Will Be

Dallas Blevins

Proposed topics:
19 Aug. 7:30rpm Who are you? Joshua 9:8
20 Aug. 7:30pm Where areyou from? Genesis 16:8
21 Aug. 10 am Where are you? Genesis 3:9
21 Aug. 6pm Where are you going? Genesis 6:8

For more information:

Casey Carlisle 472-2347

It's Never Too Early

To Plan On Attending A Revival:

PINE GROE BAPTIST CHURCH IS PLANNING A

REATREVIVAL

August 28 31, 2005

Sunday 10:30 am & 6pm

SMonday Wednesday 7pm

Dr. Morris L. Anderson

Evangelist from Maryville, TN

S'. will be the guest speaker.

~ Nursery Will Be Provided For All The Little Ones ~

Transportation is available, call the Church
ifyou need a ride or can't drive at night, 463-2151.

Cnyayemen!

Johnny and Audrey Parrish of
Trenton and John and Cindy Jo
Ayers of Trenton would like to
announce the engagement of
.their children, Lyndsay Lorraine
Parrish and J. Min Ayers III.
Lyndsay is the granddaughter
of Eudell and Maxine Parrish of
Trenton and Sleatha Gore of

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GITLCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL

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Mr. & Mrs. C.D.
Moore Celebrate

50 Wedding
Anniversary
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
C.D. Moore of Bell proudly in-
vite you to join them in cele-
brating the 50th wedding anni-
versary of their parents. The
celebration will take place on
Saturday, September 3, 2005,
from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the
Trenton Woman's. Club on CR
339 in Trenton.
C.D. and Louetta were mar-
ried September 8, 1955 in Bar-
tow, Florida. They have lived
their entire wedded life in Bell.
C.D. is retired from the Florida
Department of Transportation.
Louetta is retired from the Gil-
christ County School Board as a
bookkeeper.
The only gifts we ask are per-
haps a card, a written memory,
or old photograph, and certainly
the pleasure of your company.
If you are unable to attend, you
may send something to include
in the scrapbook which will be
presented to C.D. and Louetta in
memory of this occasion (send

to 1771 Casa Bianca Road,
Monticello, Florida 32344).
Debbie Love,
Denise Johnson,
Darise McLoughlin,
Diane Pelaez, and
Rachelle Philman.

AARP Driver Safety
Program To Hold
Class September 6-7
The AARP Driver Safety
Program will be, held at the Gil-
christ County Public Library in
Trenton. The class fee is $10.00.'
There are no tests.
The two-day, four-hour class-
room instruction refines driving
skills and develops defensive
driving techniques. The certifi-
cate qualifies graduates for an
auto insurance discount for
three years.
The class will be held Tues-
day and Wednesday, September
6th and 7', 2005 from 9:00 a.m.
to 1:00 p.m.
For information and to regis-
ter, call (352) 333-3036.
Americanism means the vir-
tues of courage, honor, justice,
truth, sincerity, and hardihood -
the virtues that made America.
--Teddy Roosevelt

Social &
Personal
Happy Birthday wishes to
Brandi Bailey, Kurt Hansen,
Glen Thigpen, Morgan Brown,
Malinda Holt, and Victoria
Rogers on August 18'h; to
Donna Harrison, Judy dver-
street, Melissa Stewart, and,
Larry Grant on August 19th; to
Shannah Kirby, Rick Ridenour,
Rob Bailey, Teresa Spears, and
Nina Sue Shepherd on August
20th; to Johnny Lanier and Su-
san Johnson on August 21s'; to
Judy Rehberg and Galen Wat-
son on August 22nd; to Joanne
Ferris and Taylor Lord on
August 23rd; and to Franne Rob-
erts, Crystal Waterman, and
Gray Schofield on August 24th
Happy Anniversary wishes to
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook on
August 18th; to Mr. and Mrs.
Clif Bradley on August 19th; to
Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Eady, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Porter, and Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Langford on
August 20th; to Mr. and Mrs.
Fate Seay and Bruce and Caro-.
lyn Tyner on August 21P'; to Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Koltz on August
22nd; and to Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Schubert on August 23rd.

My definition of a free soci-
ety is a society where it is safe
to be unpopular.
--Adlai Stevenson

Marriage
Applications Filed In
Gilchrist County
Frances Wayne Hinkle of
Bell, Florida and Bonnie Ann
Kropolinsky of Largo, Florida.
William Leslie Smith, Jr. of
Trenton, Florida and Ivy De-
light Upshaw of Bell, Florida.
James Robert Baker of
Chiefland, Florida and Kim-
berly Nicole Pittman of Tren-
ton, Florida.
James Christopher Wood of
Newberry, Florida and Kiley
Dale Dean of Trenton, Florida
Edward Rance Douglas and
Vivian Kay Sapp, both of
Trenton, Florida.

Spring Ridge Civic
Association To Meet
September 12
The Spring Ridge Civic As-
sociation will meet on Septem-
ber 12'h at 7:30 p.m. at the
Church of God on CR 340.
Agenda items for this meeting
will be the status of the roads
project and upcoming fall
events including Music in the
Park, Star Watch, and a Com-
munity Yard Sale. A photo
slide show of the 4th of July Pa-
rade and picnic will be shown
and a free CD copy will be
given to those in attendance.

Mr. and Mrs.
David W4elch
To Celebrate 50th
'Wedding
Anniversary
The family of David and
Vivian Welch invite you to
share in the celebration of their
50 years of marriage. On Sun-
day, September 4, 2005 we will
be celebrating their union at the
Gilchrist County Woman's Club
in Trenton from 2:00 p.m. until
5:00 p.m.
All family and friends are in-
vited. We look forward to see-
ing you but no gifts please. If
you have any questions, call
Mary Ann Johnson at (352)
463-2532 or Wini Weeks at
(352) 463-2797.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2005

Area Church Youth Bless Ayers

Health And Rehabilitation

Center In "Stay At Home

Missions" Camp

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Ayers' Resident Wilma
Jessica Graden.

Youth from Bronson Road Baptist Church, Joppa Baptist Church and Archer Baptist
Church who participated in the "Stay At Home" mission camp were Geneva
Hollriegel, Jonathan Osteen, Jessica Graden, Sarah Allison, Nina Kilgore, Brianna
Sweat, Amber Benuck, and Laken Patterson.

The first part of August Ayers
Health and Rehabilitation Cen-
ter was blessed with a wonder-
ful group of teens. Several
churches in our aiea participated
in a camp called "Stay At Home
Missions." Bronson Road Bap-
tist Church, Joppa Baptist,
Church and Archer Baptist
Church youth participated in
this mission. They had eight
teens volunteer at Ayers to do
their mission for three days.
What a week it was for them!
Monday, they all went
through orientation, played
bingo with the residents, and

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our new approach to insuring it.
That's our stand.

visited one on one with several
of the residents. Talking with
the residents was very reward-
ing for both the residents and
the teens. Little did they know,
but this was the week for put-
ting together Ayers' Annual
Yard Sale. Tuesday and
Wednesday the "Angels from
Heaven" emptied out a trailer.
full of donations for the yard
sale. They helped to .empty
boxes and sort items. The activ-
ity staff was very appreciative
of their help. Pizza was a treat
for lunch on Wednesday. It was
a well-deserved treat.

It's always a wonderful expe-
rience to work with youth and
let them experience "life reali-
ties." We may have a couple of
regular volunteers in the mak-
ing, after their experience at
Ayers Health and Rehabilitation
Center. They always welcome
volunteers and encourage young
and old alike to come visit and
help in any way they can. The
activity department would also
like to thank the churches who
participated in this mission. You
all should be very proud of your
youth groups.

Gilchrist County
Land Transactions
William K. Wiles to BMW
Holdings, Inc.
Mary Elizabeth Coffey Tilley,
f/k/a to Roger A. Lord.
Wayne E. Carswell to Wil-
liam Stuart Fuquay.
Robert Heise to Dallas
Shafer, Jr.
Riverwalk of Fanning Springs
Inc. to Riverwalk Partners LLP.
Riverwalk Partners LLP to
Jonathan E. Rodriguez.
Riverwalk Partners LLP to
Jarrett Thomas.
Tony Michael Barber to Tri-
County Investment Properties,
Inc.
Mark Tooke to Fred Wilker-
son.,
Charles L. Scott to William S.
Fuquay.
John Alberto to William K.
Wiles.
James C. Leggett to Kent
Everitt Heaton.
Ronald W. Stuart to Dream
Builders Development Corp.
REPJHB Inc. to Dale Group
Investors Inc.
Patricia A. Fuller to
Kimberley Delancey.
REPJHB Inc. to Philistin
Rouzard.

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Barker receiving nail care from

Robert E. Webster to William
S. Fuquay.
Muriel E. Jacobs to Wayne
Porter.
Sierra Harrah to Neota Har-
rah.
George H. Devaney Jr. to
Anthony Zasciurinskas, Sr.
James Tyndall to Dana Jones.
Karen E. Schnieder to Jamie
Martin.
Leon Joseph Clardy to Leon
Joseph Clardy.
Thomas E. Poe to Michael
Willis.
Wilman Investments Inc. to
Jacobs Trust LLC.
,Ettie Lee Joyner, Trustee to
BD & K LLC.
Frier Finance Inc. to Barbara
A. Plentz.
Helan K. Quigley to Anna T.
Patterson.
Deborah S. Trey to Ralph A.
Rodriguez.
Jimmie R. Downing to An-
thony W. Craft.
John R. Rowe to Jennifer L.
R. Verhaeren.
Thomas W. Holland to Cathy
Marie Sinni.
Marjorie P. Hoolihan to John
P. Hoolihan.
MCW Development Corp to
William E. Deen.
Karen F. LaFrantz to James
T. Kuhn.
George R. Cheeseman, Co-
Trustee to James T. Kuhn.
Charles Ray Sanders to Jeff
Thompson.
Jack W. Ferber to Cora Lee
Bass.
Mark Thompson to Mark
Thompson.
Mark Thompson to Mark
Thompson .
Albert F. Martin'to Ashley B.
Fudge.
Green Tree Servicing LLC to
Sakichand Dalchand.
Kenneth A. Brown Jr. to
NRLL East LLC.
Stephen Mark Suggs to
Johnny Sanchez.
Robert J. Thompson to Paula
Jean Thompson.

Wilbur C. Thomas to Linda
"E. Lewis, Trustee.
Annette Alice Cannon to
Linda E. Lewis, Trustee.
H.C. Henderson, Jr. to Don-
ald Thompson.
Donald Thompson to William
K. Wiles.
William K. Wiles to BMB
Investment Group Inc.
Gwen Milanich to Raymond
B. Deer.
Mary Ann Folsom f/k/a to
Mac C. Johnson.
Kimberly N. DeWees to Jer-
rel R. DeWees, Jr.
Charles Mason to Charles
Gage.
Robert C. Kolenda Roberts to
Nicholas J. Ebright.
William S. Raynor, Trustee to
William S. Raynor.
Yvonne Page to Deborah
Moberly.
Anita Lynne Wood to Donald
S. Wood, Jr.
Jack Lance Rogers to Charles
J. Kuhr.
H. Gordon Minto, Trustee to

Rare Bird Farm Inc., d/b/a to
Louis Robert Leone.
Gloria B. Richards.
Shirley F. Downs to Shirley
F. Downs.

Displaced
Homemaker
Program To Begin
September 6
If you are a homemaker whio
is 35 years or older and have
lost financial support, the Dis-
placed Homemaker program at
Santa Fe Community College
can help you make the transition
into the job market. Call 395-
5047 to make an intake screen-
ing appointment for the SFCC
Displaced Homemaker Pro-
gram. The time to try is now.
FREE classes and workshops
are offered monthly and the next
classes start September 6, 2005.

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Friday, August 19th at 12:30 pm!

Don't miss this opportunity!
Dr. Shugar is a board certified ophthalmologist
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The students from Gilchrist County who attended this special program were Mindy
Cannon, Terry Gleckler, Alina DeWein, Samantha Roberts, and Cole Smith.

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IT'S YOUR SCHOOL -- LET'S GET INVOLVED!!
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
From August 18 to August 24, 2005
Gilchrist County Superintendent's Office 1-800-884-9131
Transportation Office 1-800-833-5702
Date Time Event Place
TRENTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
8/18 7:30 pm Boy Scout RoundUp Cafeteria
8/20 8 am-5 pm 4-H Training/Banquet Cafeteria
8/23 6:30 pm Girl Scout Roundup, Cafeteria
BELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
8/18 6 pm Safety Patrol Meeting Cafetorium
TRENTON MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL

8/18 8 am Writing Training
8/19 7:30 pm V FB Classic vs. Dixie
8/23 5:30 pm JN Volleyball vs. Newberry
8/24 4:30 pm V Volleyball Classic
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Lake City
Community College
Governor's Summer
Program Winners
During Summer B term, the
Division of Liberal Arts and
Sciences' participated in the
Governor's Summer Program
which involved 31 eleventh and
twelfth grade students from
Baker, Columbia Dixie, and
Gilchrist counties in Lake City
Community College's district
that participated in the six-week
term.
The students chose two col-
lege classes from algebra, lit-
erature, history and social sci-
ence courses that they could
attend. The courses also in-
cluded two field trips to places
of interest from Lake City to
Gainesville. At the end of the
program certificates were
awarded to participating stu-
dents.

Mandatory Band
Parent And Student
Meeting For Bell's
Purple Powerhouse
Band To Be Held
August 18 ''
There will be a mandatory
band parent and student meeting
for Bell's Purple Powerhouse
Band on Thursday, August 18,
2005 at 7:00 p.m. in the Iris
Roberts High School Audito-
rium. It is necessary for all par-
ents and students to attend this
meeting. This year's Purple
Powerhouse Band's criteria,
performance goals, rules of
conduct, and much-needed in-
formation will be given out this
particular evening. Health forms
will be provided, and an oppor-
tunity to get them notarized that
night.
Necessary uniform needs will
be on sale and/of orders taken.
This is your opportunity to
ask the "new" band parent
questions, .or any unanswered
questions thatyou have, either
directly from the Purple Power-

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house Band Director, Todd
Eckstein, or from your Booster
Club officers.
Meanwhile... if you have any
questions that have not been an-
swered, you now have easy ac-
cess to get those answers di-
rectly! The Purple Powerhouse
Band is now on the World Wide
Web! The Bell Band Booster
Executive Committee is proud
to announce that the Bell band
is now online! Check us out for
all your band information needs
at: www.purplepowerhouse
band.org.

Bell Middle And
High School's "Back
To School Dance" To
Be Held August 19
Bell Middle and High School
will have a "Back to School"
Dance on August 19, 2005 from
8:30 to 11:30 p.m., in the school
cafeteria.
This dance is open to all Bell
Middle and High School stu-
dents, sixth through twelfth
grades only. Admission is
$5.00 per person. All rules of
conduct and school policy on
dances will be in effect. The
Dance Policy will be posted
outside the doors of the dance,'
and are also available in the
front office of the administra-
tion building.
Refreshments will be avail-
able free of charge. Take home
your first school memory of the
year by getting a Polaroid pic-
ture taken with your friends at
the dance! This will have a
nominal charge of $5.00, and
will freeze this special moment
in time! Also neon jewelry and
novelties will be on sale!
Parents please note: If your
student chooses to leave the
dance before the event is over,
your student will NOT be al-
lowed to re-enter the dance,
even if they pay again. If your
student is asked to leave the
dance because of misconduct, a
phone will be provided for them
to call home, and/or the School
Resource Officer will call the
parents. Students who choose to
exit the dance before it is over,
will NOT be allowed to loiter
on the school campus. We are
chaperoning INSIDE the cafete-
ria; not the school campus.
Please make sure your student
understands this
SThis danc' is being'sponsored
by the Purple Powerhouse Band
Boosters. It will be chaperoned
by the Band Boosters, Admini-
stration, and the School Re-
source Officer.
Debbie Norton-Aronowicz
Band Boosters President

"Meet And Greet"
For New Trenton
Middle/High School
Band Director Set
For August 25
We are excited about the new
band director for Trenton Mid-
dle/High School and initIe eve-
ryone to a "Nleet and Greet"
Thursday, August 25th at 6:00
p.m. at the Trenton High School
Band room. Jamie Petersheim
is our new director and we
would like you to meet her and
welcome her to our great
school.
This Meet and Greet is spon-
sored by the Tri-County Bank.
For more information, contact
Michelle Carter (463-2950) or
Christie McElroy (463-734.6).

Bell Band's Car
Washing Frenzy To
Be Held August 27
Bell's Purple Powerhouse
Band is having a car wash on
Saturday, August 27th in front of
the school from 10:00 a.m. to
2:00 p.m. They will also have a
variety of candy bars for sale
while you wait! This is a fund-
raiser suggested by the band
students to help offset some of
the necessary band expenses,
and help make their band pro-
gram a great success.
Generous donations will bring
big smiles!
Debbie Norton-Aronowicz
Band Booster President

Bell High School
Classes Of 1952 And
1953 To Have
Reunion September 3
The Bell High School gradu-
ating classes of 1952 and 1953
are having their yearly reunion
on September 3, 2005 at Akins
Barbecue in Bell. The time is
6:00 p.m.
If you were ever a part of ei-
ther of these classes, please
come and join us. Also if you
were a faculty member, please
come. For more information

you may call Jimmie Shepherd
at 904-463-2507 or Marie
Bunkley at 386-935-0419. See
you there.

Trenton High
School Alumni
Reunion To Be Held
October 14-15
All THS alumni, teachers,
coaches, friends and families are
invited to attend the THS reun-
ion on October 15, 2005. Ar-
rangements for reserved seating
have been made for those
wishing to attend the home-
coming football game on Octo-
ber 14, 2005.
On October 15'h plans have
been made to tour the old THS
building at 11:00 a.m. Then we
will proceed to the elementary
school cafeteria. Lunch will be
served at 1:00 p.m. and the meal
will be catered.
Please advise if you will be
joining us for the homecoming
game and/or the school tour.
'We look forward to seeing you
all. Please invite anyone you
think would be interested in at-
tending. Mail checks by Octo-
ber 1, 2005 in the amount of
$15 per person and payable to:
J. David Welch, 7500 SW 60th
Street, Trenton, FL 32693 or
call 352-463-7379 for more in-
formation.

Character First!
Theme Of The
Month Is
"VIRTUE"
By Geneva Cornwell
VIRTUE drives a person to
resist the impulse to do wrong
and take action to do what is
right. VIRTUE is the character
quality for the month of August
and is demonstrated by honesty
and integrity in one's life by
doing what is right. Doing what
is right will encourage others to
do the same. In making at-
tempts to manifest VIRTUE in
one's life, that -person must
guard their eyes, ears, words
and thoughts. They must learn
to stand alone, abstain from
anything, which might damage
or pollute their mind or body
and treat others as they would
want to be treated.
VIRTUE is the opposite of,
impurity. The dictionary de-
fines VIRTUE as general moral
goodness; right acting and
thinking; morality; a particular
moral quality regarded as good
or meritorious.' VIRTUE is
having effective power or force;
the ability to heal or strengthen
(as the VIRTUE of a medicine).
The latin root of VIRTUE is the
word vir. Vir is the term for an
adult man. The related word
virtus means "strength."
VIRTUE points to the idea of
full-grown mature moral
strength.
Each person is responsible for
how he or she influences others.
The'greatest contribution to the
world is not the work one does,
but the influence that one has on
others one by one, day by
day. The influence of VIRTUE
is not forced, nor is it an at-
tempted thing. It is a natural re-
sult. It is a matter of VIRTUE

to be sure words, actions, and
attitude reflects good character.
A person does not need to draw
attention to his or her demon-
strations of good character. In
fact, once a person makes a
show of good character, it
ceases to be good character.
Rather, it becomes pride or
showmanship.
Demonstrating VIRTUE
centers around the choices we
make and the action that fol-
lows. Often doing what is right
is not the popular thing to do
and attracts criticism and situa-
tions, but it takes consistency to
continue showing VIRTUE. A
quiet life of consistent VIRTUE
will have far greater impact on
the world than any one-time act
of "greatness."
The association a person has
with others also has significant
effect on his or her behavior and
thought patterns. The influence
others have on a person can be
negative or positive. While it is
not wise to isolate oneself from
every part of society, it is wise
to be surrounded with people of

good character. Positive exam-
ples will motivate and encour-
age toward a higher level of
VIRTUE.
A virtuous person avoids little
compromises of character in de-
fense of reputation. By focus-
ing on maintaining VIRTUE,
one's reputation will take care
of itself. The result will be
something better than reputa-
tion. People honor and respect
those men and women of integ-
rity whom they know they can
trust to do what is right, re-
gardless of the consequences.
People respect and follow a
person of good character. They
realize that it takes courage and
commitment to stand for what is
right. That is why it is such a
privilege for this writer to com-
pose these articles each month
because I believe that the honor
I have had in "rubbing shoul-
ders" with virtuous people has
proven to me, as well as to oth-
.ers, that Gilchrist County is a
County of Character because
it's a County that Cares.

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starts an evening of fun and great food at the
Homestead Restaurant in Fanning Springs. They will
continue their fun on Saturday, August 27th at Hart
Springs, beginning at 9:00 a.m. with fun, picnicking
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GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL

THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2005

"Your

Country

Connection"

By Lois Cosgrove
7270 S.E. 79th Lane
Trenton, Florida 32693
.Phone 472-3186
E-mail: loisl026@mailstation.com

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#1374
GREETINGS
This has been the best season
ever for humming birds, at least
in this area out here where I
live. They arrived in March and
seems like they've been breed-
ing most of the time they've
been here. I've never seen so
many flying through the air
from tree to tree and feeder to
feeder. I've had to replenish
their feeders every couple,
weeks or so. They usually leave
around the end of August or

early September. I always miss
them when they're gone and
look forward to their return...
They're so cute and delightful
to watch and it's amazing how
such a tiny bird can survive the
stormy weather and traveling so
many, many miles.

When all else fails, laugh. (At
yourself, mostly.)...

BIRTHDAYS
Happy Birthday to Colleen
Pollack (50) of Rolling Oaks on

August 18'h and to Shelby Lyn
Myers (10) of Rolling Oaks on
August 20t... "May both of you
have a great day celebrating!"

You will find as you look upon
your life that the moments
when you have truly lived are
the moments when you have
done things in the spirit of
love...

FANTASTIC FACTS
This is where we got
"SPICK" as the nickname for a
foreigner... It's Navy slang and
a variant of "spiggoty." This
name for a foreigner particu-
larly for a native of a Latin-
American country was given
to the natives of Central Amer-
ica and South America because
of their frequent use of the
phrase, "No spick-a dee Ingles."

Fear can keep us up all night
long, but faith makes one fine
pillow..

THE COOK'S CORNER
Creamy Garlic Dip
1 container (8 oz.) cream
cheese
1/2 cup instant nonfat dry
milk
2 tbsp. sliced green onion
1 tbsp. cider vinegar
1 clove garlic, chopped
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. ground black pepper
Assorted fresh vegetables for
dipping
Combine sour cream, dry
milk, green onion, vinegar, gar-
lic, salt and pepper in small
bowl; stir until smooth. Serve
with vegetables.

When you feel terrific, notify
your face.

HOUSEHOLD HINT
When sewing with a single
thread, does it constantly knot?
If so, try this: After you thread
the needle, be sure to knot the
end that was cut off closest to
the spool.

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Self-acceptance is the soil in
which self-confidence
flourishes.

RIB TICKLERS
I wanted to store some deco-
rations in the garage, but there
wasn't much empty space. So I
asked my son to make some
room.
Being a typical teen, he had to
be asked a few times. Eventu-
ally, he dragged himself from
the couch to the garage, but a
few minutes later, he was back.
"I thought I asked you to
make some room in the garage,"
I said.
"I did," he answered. "I
moved your car into the drive-
way."

Yikes! A mouse scurried
across my kitchen. I set out
some poison and went to bed.
But I didn't realize I left a half-
finished cup of yogurt on the
counter. The next morning when
I went to toss it away, I noticed
that tucked in the yogurt were
two of the pellets I'd left for Mr.
Mouse.
I had to smile. It was like he
was saying, "You first."

Out for a stroll, a couple of
drunks are staring at the sky.
"What a beautiful night," one of
the guys says. "Take a look at
the moon."
"That's not the moon, you
moron," his inebriated pal re-
plies. "That's the sun."
They're still arguing when
another drunk staggers over.
"Help us out, buddy," the first
man says. "Look up-is that the
sun or the moon?"
"I don't know," the man slurs.
"I don'tlive around here."

Man to his wife: The bad
news is that we owe $100,000
in college loans for the kids, a
month's salary in back taxes,
and our retirement fund is
tanking.
Wife: What's the good news?
Husband: Our identity has
been stolen.

Q:, What do you call a bear
with no teeth?
A: A gummy bear.

Light travels faster than
sound. This is %h% some,
i:people appear bright until you
hear them speak...

QUIET:REFLECTIONS
Safe Keeping
ODo not look forward to the
changes and chances of this life
in fear; Rather look to them
with full hope that, as they
arise. God, whose you are, will
deliver you out of them. He is
your keeper. He has kept you
hitherto.
Do you but hold fast to His dear.
hand, and He will lead you
safely through all things; and,
when you cannot stand, He will
bear you in His arms. Do not
look forward to what may hap-
pen tomorrow. .
Our Father will either shield
you from suffering, or He will
give you strength to bear it.
St. Francis de Sales

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I'll leave you with this
THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
Grace is when God gives us
what we don't deserve, and
when God doesn't give us
what we do deserve...

Marine Corps &
Auxiliary Invite All
Of Tri-County
Communities To Join
In Celebration Of
Ribbon Cutting
August 20
On Saturday August 20'h at
5:00 p.m. an Open House
Ceremony of Tri-County Ma-
rine Corps & Auxiliary's new
home will begin with a wel-
come speech and guest intro-
ductions by Commandant Harry
Hopwood. The ceremony will
include presenting another child
Micerna Woodward, with a
special trike.
The MCL is proud of their
new home, the Historic Hardee
House, located just two blocks
from its original location .but
still on the old plantation land
originally called Pine Hill. The
first family was Isaac Pearson
Hardee. The Hardee family
continued to grow; in 1949 the
descendents of Mr. Hardee held
a reunion on the plantation
lawn. The wonder of this once
working plantation can be visu-
alized as you go through the
house and the family cemetery.
The other buildings, smoke-
house, spring house and others,
were removed in 1961.
The house, built in 1861 is
said to be the oldest house in
Levy County. The Corps' goal
is to eventually turn.it into a
museum for local schools and
organizations to enjoy a part of
local history. This will be a
community project.
Refreshments include hot
dogs and hamburgers... please
bring your lawn chairs. While
you are there you may want to
tour the Hardee House, it's easy
to find. Turn west off Highway
19 at Hardees. Stay on this road
which will become 110th Street.
The house is on the left at 6450
NW 110th Street.
Thank you.
Joyce Holubek,
SPublicity,
Harry Hopwood,
S.Commandant
,.3525-4 79

4 Pets Sake
Hope everybody had a de-
lightful summer; we could have
done with a lot less heat. Of
course everyone knows by now
that school has started. Use
caution when you see children
walking to or waiting at the bus
stops, and please take a second
look for pets that might have
followed their family members.
Some big events are sched-
uled for the near future. Don't
forget our special charity auc-
tion in November. We can still
use some antiques, collectibles,
and. new, or used items in good
condition. The proceeds from
this auction will go for spay-
neuter, rabies vaccinations and
assist with medical expenses for
pets of low income families.

This is probably the most im-
portant auction that we have
ever planned because of the ad-
ditional expense of emergency
medical monies that would be
needed for the extra program. If
you would care to donate an
item or your preference is to
send a check, your thoughtful-
ness is immensely appreciated.
In March we will have our
Spring Fling, some great stuff is
coming in for that occasion.
Would you believe a poker
tournament? That's right, I was
informed a few days ago that it
is in the making for April. If
this tired ole body and mind
.gets through all this action, it
will be something short of a
miracle.
Ever wonder what those black
spots are on your cat's nose and
lips? According to Arnold
Plotnick, DVM, they are called
"lentigines" and they appear in
orange cats. These spots may
increase in size and number as
the cat ages. "In cats they occur
on mucous membranes, like the
gums. The cause of this condi-
tion is unknown. Affected cats
are at no apparent risk to de-
velop other diseases including
melanoma. These spots are
harmless and no treatment is
necessary."
Contact us for information at
P.O. Box 1014, Bell 32619;
phone 386-935-0975 or 866-
727-2972, or e-mail fourpets-
sake@alltel.net. Until next
time be happy just for the love
of them.
Renee Emenecker

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legion
Jamerson Sheffield Post 91, Inc.
463-1501 P.O. Box 559, Trenton, FL 32693
POST 91 NEWS
Commander Shelby McKinney -(352) 463-1459
Adjutant Dean Williams (386) 454-8143
Chaplain Carl Cornwell (352) 463-1473
Legionnaires, friends:
Legion, auxiliary and SAL dues for 2006 are due and the cards are
available. We need your membership. Any eligible veteran in the
Tri-county area and High Springs or Post 400 members please
contact Dean Williams for assistance. (386)454-8143.
What does membership in The American Legion mean?
Membership in the American Legion is membership in America.
"Get Involved" is our motto. It is also the primary reason why more
and more dedicated veterans continue to devote their lives to their
country. It is the background of involvement that creates and
supports the feeling of camaraderie which makes The American
Legion the nation's largest and fastest growing organization of
wartime veterans. Membership is the livelihood of The American
Legion. Without the members there would be no legion programs.
Without members we would have no voice on Capitol Hill. Without
members there would be no accomplishment in assistance and
support of veterans, their families, the community, state and nation.
We must offer eligible veterans the opportunity to be a part of this
great organization.
The "Dog Patch Party" is Friday, August 26th at the post home at
6:30 pm featuring Lil Abner, Daisy Mae and all your favorite 'Al
Capp' characters. Call Carl and Geneva Cornwell for info.
(352)463-1473.
Post 91 calendars are in. See an officer of the legion or auxiliary
or call Dean Williams, (386)454-8143, to reserve your patriotic 2006
calendar. This is our first fund-raiser of the year, please H E L P.
They are $5.00 each. The Marine Corp League in Chiefland is
dedicating their post home on Friday, August 20th at 5 PM. They
have put a lot of sweat equity in the old home and would love to see
you there.
Veteran's Awareness Day is coming up on September 3rd. Are
you receiving all the benefits you are entitled to? We will have the
Gilchrist County Veterans Service Officer, American Legion, VFW
and DAV representatives available to answer your questions. Pizza
will be served along with coffee and tea.
Always remember that FREEDOM IS NOT FREE. Say a-prayer
for all our service people in harms way and all over the world. Please
consider an American Legion membership to help support our troops
and our way of life.
FOR GOD AND COUNTRY
Shelby McKinney
Commander

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GILCHRIST COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT

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Ombudsman Council-
Seeking Volunteers
The Long-Term Care Om-
budsman Council is a group of
concerned citizens whose goal
is to improve the quality of life
for people who live in long-term
care facilities such as nursing
homes, assisted living facilities,
adult family care homes and
long-term care units in hospi-
tals. An Ombudsman is a spe-
cially trained and certified vol-
unteer who has been appointed
by the governor and given
authority under Florida law to
investigate and resolve com-
plaints made by, or on behalf of,
long term care facility residents.
The North Central Florida
Long-Term Care Ombudsman
Council serves residents in 11
counties, Alachua, Bradford,
Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist,
Hamilton, Lafayette, Levy, Put-
nam, Suwannee, and Union.
The ombudsman's job is to
protect the rights of residents
and assure that residents receive
fair treatment and quality care
by investigating and resolving
complaints, visiting each facility
to evaluate conditions and to
conduct annual inspections.
We are currently seeking
qualified and caring volunteers
to serve residents in our 11
county geographic area. If you
would like additional informa-
tion regarding the Long-Term
Care Ombudsman Program or
information on the council,
please do not hesitate to contact
Jody Dolsberry at (352) 955-
5015 or 888-831-0404.

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Shown from left to right are Biologist Steve Barlow, Joan
Stephens, and Bruce Colin at the Atlanta Awards
ceremony.

Regional Director's
Awards Given To
Volunteers
National Wildlife Refuges
were given the opportunity to
nominate their own and their

outstanding volunteers in an
award ceremony held in Atlanta
last month, where Lower Su-
wannee Refuge Manager Kathy
Whaley joined the nominees.
Among the first to be honored
was former Lower Suwannee

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Wildlife Biologist, Steve B
low. Steve started working
the refuge while a Chiefla
High student as a one-n
Youth Conservation Cor
Years later, when the char
came for the refuge to hire a
time biologist, Steve brought
lifetime of knowledge of
habitat, wildlife and all the
search partners an agency co
hope for. With his invent
cutting edge projects, he g
the refuge staff tangible go
and revitalized purpose.
The refuge also nomina
the first president of its Frie
group to receive the Regio
Director's Award this year.
addition Bruce Colin, for
elementary science and
teacher in New York City wa
recipient due to the pho
documentation he has done
the refuge over the last f
years.
Bruce Colin's articles
photographs can be seen in b
the spring and summer issues
Nature Photographer magazi
where he boasts about the t
local refuges and the captivate
wildlife that abounds he
"Bruce has donated thousa
of dollars worth of his work
benefit our friends group fu
raising efforts," added Ka
Johnson, administrative offi
"...not to mention the do
mentary work Bruce did
Steve's discovery of an end
gered species two years ago!"
"Joan Stephens has beer
tireless volunteer and true fri
of Lower Suwannee and Ce
Keys National Wildlife R
uges," said Whaley during
ceremony. "She was a found
member :of our friends gr(
and served as president for f
years remaining on the Boarn
Directors these past two yea
She is also active in a local
ganization that promotes cl
water and protection of
beautiful Suwannee River.
These three are just a sn
number that make a differe
in the well being of our natic
wildlife and the habitat t
sustains them. If you're in
ested in volunteering or part
pating in the Friends group,
the refuge at 352-493-0238.

FHP Driver License
And Vehicle
SIlnspection
Checkpoints
The Florida Highway Pa
will be conducting driver
cense and vehicle inspect
checkpoints during the foll
ing dates: September 1-
2005:
Dixie: Chavous Road,
55A, SR 349, CR 349, CR 3
CR 358, Willow Hole Rd.

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the Lafayette: SR 20, SR 51, SR
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nall Levy: SR 24, SR 45, SR 49,
nce CR 121, CR 500, CR 337, CR
tn's 335, CR 316, CR 464, CR 323,
:hat CR 326, SR 320, CR 320, CR
ter- 341, CR 345.
:ici- Troopers will focus on vehi-
call cles that are being operated with
defects and violations such as:
Worn/unsafe tires, bad brakes,
improper window tinting,
S cracked/broken windshields,
unsecured loads, and defective
..lighting.. In addition attention
will difected to'violations of.
Driver license laws, motor vehi-
trol cle registration laws, non-use of
li- seatbelts, and motor vehicle in-
tion surance requirements.
ow- The Florida Highway Patrol
-30, has found these checkpoints to
be an effective method of en-
CR forcing state laws, which relate
351, to the safe and legal operation
of motor vehicles.

Florida Pecan Field
Day To Be Held
September 1st In
Monticello
By Marvin Weaver
' Gilchrist County
Extension Agent
The annual Pecan Field Day
will be held Thursday, Septem-
ber 1, 2005 beginning at 9:00
a.m. at the Jefferson Country
Club in Monticello, Florida.
The country club is located on
Highway 149, northwest of
Monticello.
Topics that will be included
are storm recovery, tree, ap-
praisal, pecan varieties, pecan
diseases, and a farm tour. that'
will cover research that is un-
derway.
Lunch and refreshments will
be provided by DuPont, Nipan,
Simpson Nursery and Boston
Tractor.
,In order to plan, they ask that
you can in your reservation to
the Jefferson County Extension
Office at (850) 342-0187 by
August 29th or you can call our
office in Trenton at (352) 463-
3174 and we will make them for
you.
This is a one-time opportunity
to meet and talk with other
growers and manufacturers.

Gilchrist County
Journal Deadlines
The deadline to submit
editorial or advertising copy is
Monday at 5:00 p.m. to be
included in the next Thursday's
edition of the rlewspaper. You
may bring your article to the
Journal office, Email the article
gilchristjournal @bellsouth.net.
or fax to (352) 463-7393.
Thank you for your continued
cooperation and support of the
Journal.

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Honoring Our
Troops In Iraq
For many of us here in the
United States, the idea of a close
friend or personal loved one
being sent to war is hard to
fathom. With the large number
of men and women currently
serving in the armed forces,
only a small percent are sent to
a combat zone. And while
many of us commend and sup-
port our troops here in the
United States and overseas such
as Iraq, there are those who
would much rather see someone
else's child serve before one of
their own. However, we all
have our duty to serve our
country.
Yet, when that son or daugh-
ter comes from a small 'county
such as Gilchrist, everyone feels
the uneasiness of knowing that
one of our own is in harm's
way. In a county like Gilchrist
of such close knit ties, a place
where everyone knows your
name (whether or not you've
actually met each other) every
serviceman produced and sent
to war strikes a chord within our
hearts. The very idea hits home
hard. In a county with a small
population as ours, in propor-
tion to the iest of the country ,
the number of Gilchrist's' own
serving in the military is out-
standing. Not to mention, those
who have recently completed
their tour. Each year, on aver-
age, the number of seniors en-
listing in the military has in-
creased. Whether it is Army,
Air Force, Marines, or Reserves,
enlistment is on the rise.- Each
and everyone enlisted from Gil-
christ County are in our hearts,
prayers, and minds.

In addition to those currently
serving from Gilchrist County
we add one more name, our son,
Pfc. Michael Ryan Clay. Mi-
chael is a 2004 Bell High
School graduate. He is the son
of Tammy McCall and the
grandson of Charlie and Mary
McCall of Gainesville. Having
turned 19 the same month he
was deployed, Pfc. Clay is cur-
rently stationed in the heart of
Iraq, Baghdad, where he has
been since the middle of May.
He first began his Army career
at Fort Benning, Georgia where
he completed his basic training.
Afterwards, he was sent to San
Antonio, Texas where he com-
pleted his AIT training as a
Combat Medic. There he re-
ceived his license as a nationally
recognized EMT. He returned
to Fort Benning where he
awaited his orders and division
placement. He was assigned to
the 3rd Infantry Division, other-
wise known as "The Rock of the
Marne," which is stationed in
Fort Stewart, Georgia. Within a
few months, Michael and other
Division Medics boarded an
Army plane destined for. Bagh-
dad where he is currently sta-
tioned.
Pfc. Clay hopes to one day
upgrade his skills to Paramedic
and from there become an an-
esthesiologist. We all wish him
well and our prayers are with'
him. If you would like to con-
tact Pfc. Michael Ryan Clay,
you can send him a letter to:
Pfc. Clay, Michael R., 550
ASMC HHC DSB 31D, APO,
AE 09378 or you can contact
either Charlie and Mary McCall
Sat 352-378-9996 or Nathalia
Rivera, 2004 Bell High School
Senior Class President at 850-
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Mr. Gerald Ray
Bayless
Mr. Gerald Ray Bayless of
Bell died Sunday, August 14,
2005 at his home. He was 70.
He was a native of Dallas,
Texas, having resided in Bell
since 1980 after coming to this
area from Miami where he lived
for 28 years. He was of the
Baptist faith and a veteran of
the United States Marine Corps
having served in the Korean
conflict.
He is survived by his wife,
Rose Bayless of Bell; two sons,
Jackie Ray Bayless of
Okeechobee and Gerald Ray
Bayless, Jr. of Ellijay, Georgia;
two daughters, Tessie Bayless
Prickett of Newberry and Vicky
LeClaire of Bell; eight grand-
children; and four great-
grandchildren.
Arrangements were under the
care of EVANS-CARTER
FUNERAL HOME, High
Springs.

Mr. Jackie Oliver
Benton
Mr. Jackie Oliver Benton of
Trenton died Saturday, August
13, 2005 at Ayers Health and
Rehabilitation Center in Tren-
ton. He was 80.
Mr. Benton was born in
Toombs County, Georgia and
moved from Vidalia, Georgia to
Trenton in July. He was a re-
tired salesman for the Coca
Cola Company. He served in
the United States Navy as a
gunner's mate from 1942 until
1947, including during World
War II.
He is survived by a son,
Douglas Benton of Washington
state; brothers Robert Benton of
High Springs and Travis E.
Benton of Tavares; and sisters
Opal -Newton of Moultrie,
Georgia and Patsy Altman of
Richmond, Virginia.
Arrangements were under the
care of MORNING FUNERAL
HOME, Melrose.

Mr. Emery Braswell
Mr. Emery Brasw.ell, .fof
Chiefland died Saturday,
August 13, 2005. He was 69.
Mr. Braswell was born in
Tampa and was a lifelong resi-
dent of Levy County. He was a
retired brick mason and farmer.
He was of the Baptist faith.

He was preceded in death by
his father, Sam Braswell; a
brother, Clifford Braswell; and
a granddaughter.
Mr. Braswell is survived by
his life partner, Merelois Lewis
of Chiefland; daughters, Dana
Wilson of Donalsonville, Geor-
gia and Sabrina Sheppard of
Chiefland; a son, Bret Braswell
of Chiefland; a sister, Gale Un-
derwood of Chiefland; five
grandchildren; and two great-
grandchildren.
Arrangements were under the."
care of HIERS-BAXLEY
FUNERAL SERVICES,
Chiefland.

Mrs. Daphna Loretta
Hand
Mrs. Dhphna Loretta Hand of
Old Town died Tuesday;
August 9, 2005 at North Florida
Regional Medical Center,
Gainesville: She was 70.
Mrs. Hand was born in'
LaMesa, Texas, and lived in
Bakersfield, California before,
moving to this area in 1983. She
spent her life serving others.
She worked 29 years as an
adoptions worker in Kern
County, California and retired
from the Department of Chil-
dren and. Families in 1997,
where she worked as a devel-
opmental services counselor for
the tri-county area. She was also
a volunteer for the Children's
Table. She enjoyed cooking,
reading, and spending summers
' ir.a.'eliig .\ ih her. grandchil-.
dren. She \as a Baptist.
Surtitors include her hus-
band of 22 years, Doyle Hand
of Old To\ n; three daughters.
Kathy Culhane of Quinc., Cali-
fornia, Cheryl Twombly of
Chiefland, and Suzanne Goss of

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Mrs. Rosa Lea Quiette
Mrs. Rosa Lea Quiette of
Steinhatchee died Wednesday,
August 10, 2005 after a long ill-
ness. She was 75.
Mrs. Quiette was born-in Tar-
pon Springs and raised her fam-
ily in Steinhatchee. She was a
member of the Fellowship Bap-
tist Church, the Steinhatchee
Garden Club and the Stein-
hatchee' Community Project
Board.
Survivors include two sons,
Johnny (Jude) McDaris of Jena
and Donald (Susie) McDaris of
Cross City; a brother, Stan

Old Town; her brother, Bee
Oneil of Bakersfield, California;
and three grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, please
make donations to the American
Cancer Society.
Arrangements were under the
care of RICK GOODING
FUNERAL HOME, Cross
City.

Mr. Johnny Theodore
Henry
Mr. Johnny Theodore Henry
of Williston died Saturday,
August 13, 2005 at North Flor-
ida Regional Medical Center
after a short illness. He was 51.
Mr. Henry was a lifelong
resident of Williston. He was a
graduate of Williston High
School Class of 1972 and the
University of Florida where he
was a member of Phi Mu Alpha
and the University of Florida
Marching Band.
He was the band director at
Williston High School for 17
years and North Marion Middle
School for 11 years. He was a
member of the First Baptist
Church of Williston and former
Teacher of the Year for both
Marion and Levy counties.
Mr. Henry is survived by his
wife Cecelia Henry of Willis-
ton; a son, Travis Henry of Lake
City; a daughter, Megan Quinn
of Williston; a brother, Robert
Henry of Williston; sisters,
Peggy White of Longwood and
Alice Carlisle of Seffner; and
two grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, memorial
donations can by made to the
Johnny Henry Benefit Account
at Perkins Bank in Williston.
Arrangements were under the
care of KNAUFF FUNERAL
HOME, Williston.

Mrs. Sandra Sue
Joyner
Mrs. Sandra Sue Joyner of
Cross City passed away Friday,
August 12, 2005 at the Cross
City Rehab. She was 57.
Born in Little Washington,
Pennsylvania, Mrs, Joyner
moved to Cross City from Sara-
sota i n1972. She was a home-
maker, mother and a member of
the Praise Christian. Church in
Old Town.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Wesley Joyner, Sr. of
Cross Cit); a son;IWesley Joy-'
nier,'Jr.f Cross Citf''daugh-'
ter. Joni Kelly of Old Town;
brothers, Ray Na)lor of Port
Charlotte,. Randy Naylor of
Myakka City, Ricky Naylor of
Venice, and Heguah Naylor of
Tennessee;.a'sister, Judy Young
of North Vernon, Indiana;, and
seven grandchildren.I
A funeral service was held
Tuesday, August 16, 2005 at
2:00 p.m. at the Rick Gooding
Funeral Home with Bro. Cecil
Highsmith conducting the serv-
ice. Interment followed at Ne\%
Prospect Baptist Church Ceme-
tery.
Arrangements were under the
care of the RICK GOODING
FUNERAL HOME, Cross
City.

Mrs. Dorothy Jane
Porter
Mrs. Dorothy Jane Porter of
lMorriston died Tuesda\. August
9, 2005 at North Florida Re-
gional Medical Center,
Gainesville. She as 70.
Mrs. Porter was born in
Mitchell. Indiana and moved-to
the Morriston area 13 years ago
from Bloomington, Indiana. She
was a member .of 'the First
United Methodist Church of
"Bronson and was a very active
member of the church.
.Suri'vivors include her hus-
band of over 53. years, John
.Porter of Morriston; a soin, Mi-
chael Wayne Porter of Bloom-
ington; a daughter, Virginia
Shields of Morriston; a brother,
Lloyd Batchelor of Monroe,
Georgia; three sisters, Helen
Garrison of Bedford, Indiana,
Lucille Slaughter of 6cala, and
Jean Patton of Mitchell; 11
grandchildren; and six great-
grandchildren,
Arrangements were under the
care of KNAUFF FUNERAL
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Ocala, and Shirley Davis of
Springfield, Ohio; seven grand-
children; and five great-
grandchildren.
Memorial services were held
Monday, August 15, 2005 at the
Fellowship Baptist Church with
Reverend Ron Coward offici-
ating. In lieu of flowers, the
family requests that donations
be made to the charity of your
choice.
Arrangements were under the
care of RICK GOODING
FUNERAL HOME, Cross
City.

Mrs. Florence La-
Donne Reames
Mrs. Florence LaDonne
Reames of Cross City passed
away Thursday, August 11,
2005 at the Cross City Rehab
after a long illness. She was 85.
Mrs. Reames was born in
Jordan, Montana and moved to
Cross City in 1983. She was a
Christian homemaker 'and en-
joyed listening to gospel music.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, Eldred Reames;
daughters, Donna Reames and
Sandra Corbin; one brother and
three sisters.
Survivors include two sons,
Harley Reames of Old Town
and David Reames of Lake
Wales; a daughter, Karen
Broom of Old Town; eight
grandchildren; ten great-grand-
children; three brothers and four
sisters.
Funeral services were held
Sunday, August 14, 2005 at the
Rick Gooding Funeral Home
Chapel. Interment followed at
Cross City Cemetery.
Arrangements are under the
care of the RICK GOODING
FUNERAL HOME, Cross
City, Florida.

Devin Daniel
Stefanosky
Devin Daniel "D Man" Ste-
fanosky of Bronson died Sun-
day; August 14, 2005. He was
8.
Devin was born ,in
Gainesville but was a lifelong
resident of Bronson. He would
have been in the third grade at
Bronson Elementary School.-
He is survived by his father,
Daniel J. Stefanosky of Bron-
son; a sister, Kitana Paige Ste-
fanosky of Bronson: his grand-
mother and step-grandfather.
Dave and Marianne Reeves of
Old Town; his grandfather and
step-grandmother. John. and
Linda Stefanosky of Fort
SMyers: his grandfather. Bob
Elick of Zeleinople, Penns.lha-
nia; his grandmother. Pon Sun
Ki of Pennsyl'ania; and his
great-grandparents John and
Eileen Stefanosky of Clarion.
Pennsylvania.

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Arrangements were under the
care of HIERS-BAXLEY
FUNERAL SERVICES,
Chiefland.

Mrs. Lori Beth
Stefanosky
Mrs. Lori Beth "Kitten Little"
Stefano'sky of Bronson died
Sunday, August 14, 2005. She
was 24.
Mrs. Stefanosky was born in
Lawrence, Pennsylvania and
moved to Bronson eight years
ago. She worked as an inspec-
tor.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Daniel J. Stefanosky of
Bronson; a daughter, Kitana
Paige Stefanosky of Bronson;
her father, Bob Elick of Zele-
inople, Pennsylvania; her
mother, Pon Sun Ki of Pennsyl-
vania; a sister, Linda Elick of
Pennsylvania; and a brother,
Bobby Elick of Pennsylvania.
Arrangements were under the
care of HIERS-BAXLEY
FUNERAL SERVICES,
Chiefland.

Mr. David Robert
Thomas
Mr. David Robert Thomas of
Steinhatchee died Sunday,
August 7, 2005 at his home. He
was 53.
Mr. Thomas moved to Dixie
County in 1986 from Crystal
River. He worked as a cabinet
builder in the construction in-
dustry, and. he was a Baptist.
Survivors include a son, Chad'
Thomas (Honeck) of
Clearwater; four brothers,
James Early Thomas of
Gadsden, Alabama, Willard B.
Thomas and Larry William
Thomas, both of Steinhatchee,
and Eugene Bryant Thomas of
Crystal ,River; three sisters,
Dorothy Thomas Phillips of
Newberry; Louvenia Thomas of
Steinhatchee and Clarisse Tho-
mas of New Port Richey; and
several cousins, nieces and
nephews.
Mr. Thomas was preceded in
death by his parents, Early and
Flavada Thomas; two sisters,
Elvina Charles and Frances
Proudfoot; and two brothers,
Renzo and Richard Thomas.
Graveside services were held
on Friday, August 12, 2005 at
Mt. Oliie CemeterN \with Rev-.
erend Carolyn Oglesbv offici-
ating.
Arrangements were under the
care of RICK GOODING
FUNERAL HOME, Cross
Cit ,.

Mrs. Geneva Turner
Mrs. Geneva Turner of
Chiefland died Friday, August
12, 2005 in Gainesville. She
was 84.
Mrs. Turner \\as born in Levy
County in, the Morriston area
and moted from Cedar Key to
Chiefland in 1953. She was a

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homemaker and a member of
Hardeetown Baptist Church.
She loved flowers and working
in her yard. She was the
owner/operator of the Chiefland
Drive-In for many years.
She was preceded in death by
her husband of 13 years, J.W.
"Jimmy" Turner.
Mrs. Turner is survived by
children, Grinell and Joann
Campbell and Donald E. and
Jane Campbell, both of
Alachua, Obom and Lori Barker
and Earlene and Buddy Crews,
both of.Chiefland and Bonnie
and Robert Cleland of Savan-
nah, Georgia; four sisters,
JoRuth Chambers of
Gainesville, Ruby Marlowe of
Newberry, Naomi Hare of Mi-
canopy and Elsie Porter of
Tampa; a brother, Edgar Baird
of Chiefland; ten grandchildren;
and 19 great-grandchildren.
Arrangements were under the
care of KNAUFF FUNERAL
HOME, Chiefland.

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passage of a NON AD VALOREM
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NON AD VALOREM FIRE
PROTECTION SERVICES as-
sessment to be collected with the
regular Property Taxes by the Tax
Collector, as provided for in the
Uniform Assessment Collection Act
of the State of Florida, for the pur-
pose of funding the Solid Waste,
Department and Fire Protection
Services of Gilchrist County.
All affected owners have a right
to appear at the hearing and to file
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For those of you who have lost a child, you
understand. For those of you who haven't, thank
God every day that you can hug your child and look
into their eyes and tell them that you love them.
Ricky grew up in Trenton and he is very proud of
his home town. I know he was so proud of how
everyone poured out their love and support to us
during our time of loss. I have never been more
thankful for living in a "small town" as I am now.
There are no Words that would ever begin to tell
everyone how thankful we are for your support.
Please remember to pray.for our Military and for
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Small Commercial $100 per
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10,000 sq. ft.
Large Commercial $250 per
unit, plus $.01 per sq. ft.
Vacant Land $10 per parcel
Hazardous Waste $500 per site
Sprinkler Discount -25% per unit
Exemptions:
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(A) Institutional
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Solid Waste Disposal:
Class A, Unincorporated Areas
and Municipal Areas of Bell and
Fanning Springs $80.90 per unit
City of Trenton $66.36 per unit
Class B, Unincorporated Areas
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City of Trenton $99.54 per unit
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City of Trenton $132.72 per unit
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shall be imposed in all the unincor-
porated areas of Gilchrist County
and within the incorporated areas of
the Town of Bell, the City of Fan-
ning Springs, and the City of Tren-
ton.
The Fire Protection Services as-
sessment shall be imposed in all the
unincorporated areas of Gilchrist
County and within the incorporated
area of the Town of Bell.
A public hearing on the proposed
assessments will be held: Septem-
ber 8, 2005 at 5:45 p.m. at the
Board of County Commission
Meeting Room located at 210 South
Main Street, Trenton, Florida.
For any questions regarding this
notice call: (352) 463-3170 or mail
inquiries to: Board of County
Commissioners, P. O. Box 37,
Trenton, Florida 32693. The initial
assessment roll is available for in-
spection at the office of the Gil-
christ County Clerk of Court (As-
sessment Coordinator), and that all
interested persons may ascertain the
amount to be assessed against a lot
or parcel of assessable property at'
the office of the assessment coordi-
nator.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2005

Legal

Notices
Continued

Persons with disabilities re-
questing reasonable accommoda-
tions to participate in this proceed-
ing should contact (352) 463-3169
(Voice & TDD) or via Florida Re-
lay Service (800) 955-8771.
PLEASE BE ADVISED that if
a person decides to appeal any deci-
sion made by the Commission with
respect to any matter considered at
said hearing, that person will need a
record of the proceedings, and that
for such purpose, that person may
need to insure that a verbatim re-
cord is made, which record includes
the testimony and evidence upon
which the appeal is to be based.
Pub. August 18, 2005b. ,

PUBLIC NOTICE
SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA
CITY OF TRENTON
The Board of Commissioners, in
and for the City of Trenton, Florida
will meet on Tuesday, August '23,
2005 at 5:30 p.m. in the Kathryn
Deen Commission Chambers, 114
N. Main Street. Items included on
the agenda are as follows:
A. Call To Order
B. Adoption of Agenda
C. Discussion Items
1. Meeting Date for Sep-
tember
2. City/County Mowing at
Field of Dreams
3. City Manager Interviews
A. Ronald M. Cassidy,
Jr., 6:00 p.m.
B. Grady Hartzog, Sr.,
6:30 p.m.
C. H. Blake Proctor, 7:00
p.m.
D. Public Hearing
Budget Workshop FY
2005-2006
E. Adjournment
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that if
a person decides to appeal any deci-
sion made by the Board with re-
spect to any matter considered at
this meeting, he/she will need a re-
cord of the proceedings, and that,
for such purpose, he/she may need
to ensure that a verbatim record of
the proceedings is made, which re-
cord includes the testimony and
evidence upon which the appeal is
to be based.
Ivy Upshaw
Deputy Clerk
Pub. August 18, 2005b.

NOTICE OF MEETING
TOWN OF BELL, FLORIDA
'PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
tb Bell Town Council will hold its
Budget Workshop on THURSDAY,
August 18, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. at
the Bell Town Hall, located at 3240
W. Railroad Lane, Bell, Florida.
PLEASE BE ADVISED that if a
person decides to appeal any deci-
sion made by the council, with re-
spect to any matter considered at
such meeting, he or she will need a
record of the proceedings and that,
Sfor such purpose, he or she may
need to ensure that a verbatim re-
cord, of the proceedings is made,
Which record includes the testimony
and evidence upon which the ap-
peal is to be based.
Deanna Crews
Town Clerk/Manager
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Pub. August 18, 2005b.

CITY OF FANNING SPRINGS
CITY COUNCIL BUDGET
WORKSHOP
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
The City Council of the City of
Fanning Springs will meet in a
Budget Workshop on August 23,
2005, after the conclusion of the
regularly scheduled City Council
meeting, in the City Hall Assembly
Room at 17651 NW 90"' Ct.
The Agenda is:
1. Workshop for 2005-2006 Budget
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Pur-
suant to Florida Statute 286.0105
that if a person decides to appeal
any decision made by the City
Council with respect to any matter
considered at such meeting he/she
may need to ensure that a verbatim
record of the proceedings is made.
Which record includes the testi-
mony and appeal is to be based.
DATED this 15'h day of August,
2005.
By Sheila Watson
City Clerk of
City of Fanning Springs,
Florida
Pub. August 18, 2005b.

NOTICE
The Gilchrist County State
Housing Initiative Partnership
(SHIP) Program will hold a SHIP
educational course at 6:00 p.m. on
Monday, August 29t", in the court-
room of the Gilchrist County
Courthouse, Trenton, Florida. The
class is free and open to the public.
Anyone applying for a SHIP loan is
required to attend a SHIP class. If
you have any questions, please call
the SHIP Program office at 352-
463-4021.
Pub. August 18, 25, 2005b.

PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE
The Executive Members of the
Early Learning Coalition of the
Nature Coast will be holding an
Executive Committee Meeting on
Monday, August 22, 2005 at 1:15
p.m. The meeting will be held at
the Childhood Development Serv-
ices, Inc. Main Office located at
1601 NE 25th Avenue, Suite 900,
Ocala, Fl. 34470.
Please contact the Coalition of-
fice at 877-336-5437 for further in-.
formation,
Pub. August 18, 2005b.

NOTICE TO PUBLIC
The public is invited to review
the Florida Crown Workforce
Board's 2-Year Plan for 2005-2007.
This 2-Year Plan is posted on our
website at flcronri.org or can be
viewed ii' pnnied form at our ol-
fices located at 840 SW Main
Boulevard, Lake City, Florida
32025.
Pub. August 18, 2005b.

NOTICE OF MEETING
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. the
Gilchrist County Judicial Space
Committee, in and for Gilchrist
County, Florida, will hold a Meet-
ing yon Friday, August 19, 2005 at
9:30 a.m. in the Board of County
Commission Meeting Room, lo-
cated .210' South Main, Street,
Trenton, Florida with The Alexan-
der Group
Persons with disabilities re-
questing reasonable accommoda-

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tions to participate in this proceed-
ing should contact (352) 463-3169
(Voice & TDD) or via Florida Re-
lay Service (800) 955-8771.
PLEASE BE ADVISED that if
a person decides to appeal any deci-
sion made by the Commission with
respect to any matter considered at
said hearing, that person will need a
record of the proceedings, and that
for such purpose, that person may
need to insure that a verbatim re-
cord is made, which record includes
the testimony and evidence upon
which the appeal is to be based.
Pub. August 18, 2005b.

NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given to the
Town Council, of the Town Bell,
Florida, serving as the Town Plan-
ning Board, will consider a Condi-
tional Use Permit for the following
described real property located at,
* 1070 Adams, St., Bell, Florida; said
hearing to be at the Bell Town Hall
at 3240 West Railroad Lane, Bell,
Florida on September 1, 2005 fol-
lowing special meeting or as soon
thereafter as the matter can be
heard.
Conditional Use Permit
Legal description of the property
for Conditional use Permit as re-
quested is as follows:
Lot 51 Kushmer Addition to
Bell, a subdivision as recorded in
Plat Book 1, Page 19 of Public Re-
cords of Gilchrist County, Florida.
A Conditional use Permit is re-
quired for the above described
property inconformity with the
Land Development Code of the
Town of Bell to permit the use of
the property for a Salon with Mas-
sage within the Commercial Zoning
District.
The proposed application may be
inspected at the Bell Town Hall,
3240 West Railroad Lane, Bell,
Florida. Interested persons may
appear and be heard in respect to
the Conditional use Permit at this
meeting.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that if
a person decides to appeal any deci-
sion made by the Bell Town Coin-
cil with respect to any matter con-
sidered at such meeting, they will
need a record of the proceedings
and that for such purposes, they
may need to insure that a verbatim
record of the proceedings is made
which record includes the testimony
and evidence upon which the ap-
peal'is based.
Deanna Crews
Town Clerk
Pub. August 18, 2005b.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
Notice is hereby given to the
To%%n Council. of the To%\n o0 Bell.
Flonda.'ser- ing as the Tori Plan:
ning Board, will consider a Condi-
tional Use Permit for the following
described real property located at
320 South Main Street, Bell, Flor-
ida; said hearing to be at the Bell
Town Hall at 3240 West Railroad
Lane, Bell, Florida on September 1,
2005 following special, meeting or
as soon thereafter as the matter can
Sbe heard.
Conditional Use Permit
Legal description of the
property for Conditional Use
Permit .as requested is as fol-
lows:
Lots 1, 2 and 4 Bell Heights
Subdivision
A Conditional Use Permit is re-
quired for the above described
property in conformity with the
Land Development Code of the
Town 'of Bell to permit the use of
the property for Car Sales within
the Commercial Zoning District.
S The proposed application may be.
inspect at the Bell Town Hall, 3240
West Railroad Lane, Bell, Florida.
Interested persons may appear and
be heard in respect to the Condi-
tional Use Permit at the meeting,
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that if
a person decides to appeal any deci-

sion made by the Bell Town Coun-
cil with respect to any matter
considered at such meeting, they
will need a record of the proceed-
ings and that for such purposes,
they may need to ensure that a ver-
batim record of the proceedings is
made which record includes the
testimony and evidence upon which
the appeal is to be based.
Pub. August 18, 2005b.

NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given to the
Town Council, of the Town Bell,
Florida, serving as the Town Plan-
ning Board, will consider a Vari-
ance for the following described
real property located off of county
road 342 (West Bell Subdivision),
Bell, Florida; said hearing to be at
the Bell Town Hall at 3240 West
Railroad Lane, Bell, Florida on
September 1, 2005 following spe-
cial meeting or as soon thereafter as
the matter can be heard.
Variance
Legal description of the property
for Variance as requested is as fol-
lows:
Subdivision known as West Bell
Subdivision, a subdivision on file
and recorded in the office of Clerk
and Circuit Court of Gilchrist
County Florida, less and excepting
there from Block 10 and Lot 1 of
Block 1.
A Variance is required for the
above described property incon-
formity with the Land Development
Code of the Town of Bell to permit
the use of the property for Subdivi-
sion within the Residential (R1)
Zoning District.
The proposed application may be
inspected at the Bell Town Hall,
3240 West Railroad Lane, Bell,
Florida. Interested persons may
appear and be heard in respect to
the Variance at this meeting.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that if
a person decides to appeal any deci-
sion made by the Bell Town Coun-
cil with respect to any matter con-
sidered at such meeting, they will
need a record of the proceedings
and that for such purposes, they
may need to insure that a verbatim
record of the proceedings is made
which record includes the testimony
and evidence upon which the ap-
peal is based.
Deanna Crews
Town Clerk
Pub. August 18, 2005b.

PUBLIC BID
TWO USED VEHICLES FOR'
CITY OF TRENTON POLICE
DEPARTMENT
Bid Closing Date: Monday,
September 12, 2005 at 4:00 P.M. 2
- 2003 P71 Crown Victoria Police
Interceptor Vehicles \ith 63.000
rjle4' or 'le's and ha-s"li'eb ra~rli
ability of a 4 year warranty for un-
limited mileage on drive train and
air condition system. Any ques-
tions, please call Chief William
Smith, 352-463-4010.
Bids are to be mailed or deliv-
ered to Trenton City Hall, 114
North Main Street, Trenton, FL
32693 and must be received on or
before 4:00 P.M. September 12,
2005.
Pub. August 11, 18, 2005b.

INVITATION TO BID
,Sealed bids are hereby invited'for
a Self-Contained Breathing Appa-
ratus. Specifications and require-
ments may be obtained from Gil-
christ County: Coordinators Office,
209 SE First Street, Trenton, FL.
Sealed bids are to be submitted no
later than 12:00 p.m., on August 26,
2005. Bids will be-opened at 12:05
p.m. at the Gilchrist County Coor-
dinator's Office, 209 SE First
Street, Trenton, FL. Bids will be
reviewedby the Board of County
Commissioners on September 8,
2005. It is the bidder's responsibil-
ity to assure that the bid is delivered
on date, location and time specified

herein. Bids, which for any reason
are not so delivered, will not be
considered. Gilchrist County re-
serves the right to amend this bid
after awarding of bid. Bid must
contain an original signature or
printed in ink. Bidder's name
should also appear on each page of
bid sheet(s). Gilchrist County re-
serves the right to refuse any and all.
bids.
Pub. August 18, 2005b.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR GILCHRIST
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO. 21-2004-CA-025
DAVID H. HART AND KRISTY
L. HART
Plaintiff,
vs.
JOHNNIE C. GRIFFITH AND
UNKNOWN PARTIES IN
POSSESSION
Defendant.
NOTICE OF ACTION
STO: JOHNNIE C. GRIFFITH
and
UNKNOWN PARTIES IN
POSSESSION
YOU ARE HEREBY
NOTIFIED that a complaint for
Foreclosure of a Mortgage has been
filed by Plaintiff, DAVID H.
HART and KRISTY L. HART in
Gilchrist County, Florida; and you
are required to serve a copy of your
answer or other pleading on the
plaintiff's attorney, RAY E.
THOMAS, JR. of RAY E.
THOMAS, JR. P.A., at Post Office
Box 39, Bell, Florida 32619, and
file the original answer or pleading
in the office of the Clerk of the
above-named Court on or before
the 25' day of August, 2005.
IF YOU FAIL TO DO SO,
judgment by default will be taken
against you for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
WITNESS my hand and official
seal, this 26t day of July, 2005.
JOSEPH W. GILLIAM
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Gilchrist County, Florida
Post Office Box 37
Trenton, Florida 32693
By Lyndsay Parrish
Deputy Clerk
Pub: July 28, August 4, 11, 18,
2005b

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
GILCHRIST COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No: 21-2004-CP-0051
IN RE: ESTATE OF

..Deceksed. "
NOTICE OF ANCILLARY
ADMINISTRATION
The undersigned, ROSE MARIE
MENZA, as personal representative
of the above estate, hereby gives
notice that an ancillary administra-
tion for the estate of the above-
named decedent was commenced
December 16, 2004 and is now
pending as case number 21-2004-
CP-0051 in the Circuit Court in the
State of Florida, County of Gil-,
christ.
The name and residence address
of the ancillary personal represen-

tative is:
Rose Marie Menza
12328 Magnolia Blvd.
North Hollywood, CA 91607
and the nature and approximate
value of the ancillary assets are:
Residential real property
with an approximate value of
$41,000.00.
Under penalties of perjury, I de-
clare that I have read the foregoing,
and the facts are true, to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
Signed on August 1, 2005.
Rose Marie Menza
Personal Representative
William McCarthy, Esq.
Attorney for Personal Representative
Florida Bar No. 262242
2263 NW 2"d Avenue, Ste. 211
Boca Raton, FL 33431
561/347-7477
Pub: August 18, 25, 2005b.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
GILCHRIST COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File Number 21-2005-CP-0019
IN RE: ESTATE OF
SYLVESTER EUGENE
ZELENSKE
A/k/a SYLVESTER E.
ZELENSKE,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The ADMINISTRATION ,OF'
The ESTATE OF SYLVESTER
EUGENE ZELENSKE, deceased,
whose date of death was January
28, 2004, File Number 21-2005-
CP-0019, is pending in the Circuit
Court for Gilchrist County, Florida,
Probate Division, the address of
which is Gilchrist County Court-
house, Post Office Box 37, Trenton,
FL 32693. The name and address
of the personal representative and
the personal representative's attor-
ney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or de-
mands against decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this notice has
been served.must file their claims
with the court WITHIN THE
LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER
THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A
COPY QF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the dece-
dent and persons having claims or
demands against the decedent's es-
tate must file their claims with this
court WITHIN 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
W[LL BE FOREVER BARRED
S NOT\ 1THSTA'NDING TH

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TIME PERIOD SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO YEARS OR MORE AFTER
THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF
DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the first publication
of this notice is August 11, 2005.
Personal Representative
JODY WAYNE ZELENSKE
106 Villa Drive
Stahlstown, PA 15687
Attorney for Personal Representative
SHEREE H. LANCASTER
Florida Bar No. 602922
SHEREE H. LANCASTER, P.A.
109 East Wade Street
Post Office Box 1000
Trenton, FL 32693
Telephone: 352/463-1000
Pub: August 11, 18 2005b.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
GILCHRIST COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File Number 21-2005-CP-0024
IN RE: ESTATE OF
VIRGINIA D. GODWIN,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate
of VIRGINIA D. GODWIN, de-
ceased, whose date of death was
March 19, 2005, File Number 21-
2005-CP-0024, is pending in the
Circuit Court for Gilchrist County,
Florida, Probate Division, the ad-
dress of which is Gilchrist County
Courthouse, Post Office Box 37,
Trenton, FL 32693. The name and
address of the personal representa-
tive and the personal representa-
tive's attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or de-
mands against decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this notice has
been served must file their claims
with the court WITHIN THE
LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER
THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the dece-
dent and persons having claims or
demands against the decedent's es-
tate must file their claims with this
court WITHIN 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIOD SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO YEARS OR MORE AFTER
THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF
DEATH IS BARRED.
i The date of the 'first. publication
Cf tliiA nbtfiel'AUgt 11;h, 2005.'"
Personal Representative
WACHOVIA BANK, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
1950 West Hillsboro Boulevard
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
Attorney for Personal Representative
SHEREE H. LANCASTER
Florida Bar No. 602922
SHEREE H. LANCASTER, P.A.
109 East Wade Street
Post Office Box 1000
Trenton, FL 32693
Telephone: 352/463-1000
Pub: August 11, 18 2005b.

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Receipts at the North Florida
Livestock Market in Ellisville
on Wednesday, August 10, 2005
were: this week 859, last week
778 and last year 1092.
Trends: Slaughter cows and
bulls steady. Feeder steers and
heifers steady. Feeder and re-
placement steady. Feeder steers
and heifers under 600 pounds
78 percent (38 percent steers, 40
percent. heifers), slaughter cows
and bulls 17 percent, replace-
ment cows 5 percent.
Slaughter Cows Boner 80-85
percent: 905-1050 (990) 47.00-
55.00 (51.44); 1145-1220
(1190) 55.00-59.50 (57.81);
1340-1420 (1378) 54.50-58.00
(56.22); 1340-1675 (1447)
56.00-59.00 (57.31) Holstein.
Slaughter Bulls Y.G. 1:
1410-1450 (1430) 62.50-69.00
(65.85); 1750-1965 (1822)
69.00-69.50 (69.18); 2150
(2150) 74.00 (74.00) high
dressing.
Feeder Steers and Bulls Me-
dium and Large 1-2: 205-230
(218) 175.00-200.00 (180.59);
255-280 (263) 150.00-160.00
(154.31); 300-310 (305) 135.00-
150.00 (140.93); 360-380 (367)
131.00-135.00 (133.62); 405-
445 (422) 121.00-132.50
(126.85); 475-480 (478) 116.00-
123.00 (119.48); 505-510 (507)
118.00-120.00 (118.67); 565-
580 (572) 113.00-115.00
(113.99).
Feeder Steers and Bulls Me-
dium and Large 2-3:- 205-240
(224) 142.00-165.00 (147.31);
255-280 (263) 135.00-143.00
(137.89); 315-335 (325) 120.00-
125.00 (122.42); 355-390 (367)

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biological sciences). (2 positions)
Cfitanirl Pi r Ander'on l ,
der lr,. ,,i e.ji: .J :.r 1 6, 4-
4227.
Applications available on web at:
www.lakecitvcc.edu
SLake City Community College
4 4SE ColePle Place, ik F 3202.
LCCC is (ciIedrled t ihe C.:r mmri i:r On
C.ell eei :.i the S,.ulhem A. i.c.il.hi.n "
College.: Ad 5..:rIl -P AE,.'XEEO
C ,lle t e in Educ ii,.on Emr-lomern

124.00-130.00 (127.87); 410-
440 (425) 116.00-123.00
(119.38); 455-480 (468) 113.00-
118.00 (115.37); 505-530 (520)
110.00-117.00 (112.72); 570-
580 (577) 106.00-108.00
(106.66).
* Feeder Heifers Medium and
Large 1-2: 1205-240 (226)
145.00-170.00 (154.07); 260-
280 (273) 140.00-150.00
(142.65); 310-340 (326) 135.00-
145.00 (138.43); 355-380 (365)
118.00-130.00 (125.00); 410-
430 (41) 120.00-130.00
(126.14); 455-485 (468) 111.00-'
120.00 (116.00); 515-545 (533)
112.00-120.00 (116.91); 580-
590 (583) 104.00-106.00
(105.33).
Feeder Heifers Medium and
Large 2-3: 200-245 (232)
110.00-130.00 (116.04); 260,
285 (272) 124.00-130.00
(126.86); 310-340 (318) 114.00-
127.00 (121.10); 360-380 (367)
111.00-118.00 (112.29); 415-
445 (433) 108.00-116.00
(110.55); 460-485 (472) 105.00-
108.00 (106.46); 515-545:.(530)
103.00-106.00 (104.54).
Bred Cows Medium and
Large 1-2 Middle-Aged: 975-
:1075 (1005) 66.00-76.00
(71.99) 4-6 months bred; 1155-
1185 (1170) 58.00-59.00
(58.49) 4-6 months bred.

PreSentation On
Forest Landii
Recovery Program
To Be Held
September 20
The Florida Department of
Agriculture and Consumer
Services; Division of Forestry,
is currently holding a sign-up
for enrollment in the Forest
Land Recovery Program
(FLRP). This program was es-
tablished to provide assistance
to eligible non-industrial pri-
ivale forest landowners who suf-
fered losses as a result of the
2004 hurricanes, tropical

storms, or related events. The
program will provide cost-share
funds for the purposes of debris
removal, replanting of timber,
.and other related activities.
The Florida Division of For-
estry will be hosting a presenta-
tion on how to apply for the
FLRP program and what it can
do for you. The presentation
will start at 10:00 A.M., Tues-
day September 20, 2005 at the
conference room in the USDA
Service Center, 625 N. Hatha-
way Avenue, Bronson.

Secretary Reminds
Florida Business
Owners Of Upcoming
Filing Deadline
Secretary of State Glenda E.
Hood reminds Florida's busi-
ness owners to file their annual
business reports by the Septem-
ber 7th dissolution date. Those
who did not file an annual re-
port between January 1"' and
May ,1s with the Department of
State, Di' ision of Corporations,
must do so by Wednesday,
September 7th to remain in ac-
tive status. Forms may be
downloaded and reports filed
electronically by logging onto
www.sunbiz,org. Failure to file
by September 7th will result in
administrative dissolution/
revocation of the business en-
tity.
"As -a fifth generation Florid-
ian and former business owner,
I appreciate and value the'posi-
tive impact businesses have on
Florida's economy," said Sec-
retary Hood. "It is our pleasure
to serve our state's business
owners and help them keep
aware of important dates and as-
sist them to remain in accor-
dance with Florida's statutes."
The Division of Corporations
is a ministerial filing agency
whicb serves as the statewide
central repository for business
entity filings and annual reports,.
the statewide central filing of-
fice for judgment lien filings,

HRIZON

W Ija LS |

Member of the Dixie-Gilchrist-Levy MLS
and the Gainesville-Alachua MLS

and the statewide central regis-
tration office for fictitious
names, trademarks and service
marks. The Division is also the
resource for information con-
tained in these records.
For more information on fil-
ing annual reports, please con-
tact the Department of State,
Division of Corporations at
corphelp@dos.state.fl.us (email)
or call (850) 245-6059 for cor-
porate annual reports, or (850)
245-6051 for Limited Liability
Company 'and Limited Partner-
ship annual reports. For confir-
mation that your business filed
an annual report, or for other
useful business information, log
onto www.sunbiz.org.

Prescribed Burns
And Rain Helping
Protect Florida
Prescribed burning helps pre-
vent devastating wildfires. In
1978, the U.S. Forest Service
used prescribed fire to burn
35,170 acres in Florida. That
year, Florida wildfires burned
36,747 acres of USFS land. In
2004, the USFS in Florida
burned more than 162,000
through land management pro-
grams and wildfire claimed only
about 3,300 acres.
Since 2002, the NWTF has
spent more than $182,000 on
Prescribed fire projects with
state and federal agencies to im-
prove forest safety and wildlife
habitat. During the last year,
'the NWTF's Florida State
Chapter has donated $4,000 to
help state and federal agencies
fund prescribed bums.
For more information about
the NWTF, contact Jonathan
Harling or Brian. Dowler at
(800) THE-NWTF.

ELAMIIIiY tCir i

Administrative
Specialist
Administrative
Secretarial work of a
varied and highly
responsible nature within
the office of the Dean of
Arts and Sciences.
Requires High SshobiLi,
diploma, plus five years
secretarial or clerical
experience.
Salary: $23,827.00
Annually plus benefits,
Deadline for receiving
applications: August 19,
2005.
Position details and
applications available on
our website at
www.lakecitycc.edu.
Inquiries: Human
Resource Development,
149 SE College Place,
Lake City, FL 32025
Phone: (386) 754-4314
Fax: (386)754-4594
Email:
bdettcherg@lakecitycc.edu
LCCC is accredited by the
Commission Oi Colleges
of the Southern
Association of Colleges
and Schools.
VP/ADA/EA/EO College
in Education &
Employment

LAKE CITY
tIN'HINliY tltllI
GROUNDSKEEPER
Manual labor and
grounds keeping duties
involving the general
maintenance and upkeep
of College grounds.
Knowledge of tools
and machinery to
perform the general
maintenance of grounds
and buildings.
Salary $17,780.00
annually plus benefits.
Deadline for receiving
applications:
August 26, 2005
Phone: (386) 754-4314;
FAX (386) 754-4594
Applications are
available on web at:
www.lakecitycc.edu
Inquiries: Human
Resources Development
149 SE College Place
LAKE CITY, FL 32025-
2007
E-MAIL:
Boettchera @ lakecitvcc.e
du
VP/ADA/EAEO college
in education &
employment

SFor Sale

1991 JEEP WRANGLER 4X4, 6
cylinder, 4.0 liter, 5 spd., white
ext. CD player, good condition,
110k miles, $3,575. Call
352-562-2555.
Itb. 8-18
1987 CHEVY 4X4: Red, A/C,
350 engine, custom front and rear
bumper, $3,700 obo.
386-454-4167, leave message.
ltp. 8-18

1989 BRENDELLA SKIITOW
BOAT: 351 Windsor V8 inboard,
800 hours, asking $6,000. Call
221-0363.
tfn,8-4
1987 MARINER 175 HP
outboard motor with a, stainless
prop. and controls. Call
352-463-7135 or 463-6215 after
7PM. $1,500 OBO.
tfnb,7.7
CAMPER FOR SALE: 1996
Pleasure-Way ultimate compact
RV. Impeccably maintained by
original owner. 66,000 miles,'
$24,500. Call 352-463-6527.
tfnb, 12-9
HUMANE SOCIETY OF
GILCHRIST COUNTY: Thrift
Store open 9 am 3 pm on
Tuesday Saturday. Strickland
Avenue in Bell. Come down and
pick up some great bargains and
help the animals at the same time.
Proceeds from sales benefit
spay/neuter voucher program.
Also taking donations. 463-7364.

WHEEL TOWN
352-493-2835
Call for Directions- 10Miles
South of Chiefland off 345

'97 Ford F-250 XLTxtra cab, 3-door, V-8, auto
.loaded, topper, 54K miles, like new... $8,975
'03 PT Cruiser Limited Edition, CD, Fuly Loaded,
Auto, 30K miles, Bal.Fact. Warr. $11,975

lull, I.M.k ., $9,975
'02 GMC Sbnoma xtra cab, 4-cyl
auto, air, 30K miles......... '$9,975
'02 Chevy Avalanche Z66,4-DR, fully loaded,
clean, 40K miles....................... $17,975
'02 Dodge Caravan Sport, fully loaded, 7-pass.
dual air, extra clean, 38K Miles.. $10,975
'02 Ford Focus Wagon, 4-cyl.,
auto, factory air, 28K miles............ $7,975
'02 Pontiac Montana Ext., 4-DR van, auto,
rear air, CD, loaded, 39 Miles... $12,975
'00 Olds Intrigue 4-Door, V-6, auto,
CD, loaded, 50K Miles, clean... $6,975
'00 Mercury Grand Marquis, 4-Door, loaded,
50K Miles, clean............... ... $8,975
'00 Chevy Cavalier, 4-Door, auto, air
CD, clean, 49KMiles.................. $5,975
'98 Olds Regency, 4-Door, leather, fully loaded,
clean, 50K Miles... $6,975
'98 Chevy 3/4 ton flatbed, V8, aulo, '
fact. air, 50K Miles, clean........ $8,575
'96 Cadllac Sedan Deville, carriage roof,
fully loaded, clean......... $2,975
'95 Lincoln Town Car, fully loaded
clean.................. $3,975

CREDIT UNIONS WELCOME
Warranties Available.

f- f- -* -. -* -. -* -* -* /-* *- /- *-
For Sale
"". -? "* .? "* ~? 1 -".?-. % --." \ -- 2- "- 2'-' 2 2" _- "
ACHING JOINTS,
BODY PAIN?
"Blessed Relief," natural herbal
pain relief, powerful
anti-inflammatory, great for any
type of pain. No side-effects.
Liniments made with essential oils
and natural ingredients. Powerful
pain relief. Free consultations.
Call Stacey at (352) 463-2482 or
log onto www.genessence.com.
tfn,1-25
BEDS: Qieen thick, orthopedic,
pillow-top mattresses and box
springs. New in plastic with
warranty. Sacrifice, $160. King
available $225. (352) 372-8588.
tfnb,7-5

I AUCTIONS .

EVERY MONDAY, 7 PM: Wil-
liston, 15991 NE Hwy. 27A. Col-
lectible glass, furniture, tools,
misc. household. Southern Auc-
tion Marketing, 352-528-2950.
10% BP. AU1423, AU1437,
AB2240.

| Livestock

9 BRED ANGUS CROSS
COWS and 2 bulls for sale. In
great condition. Call evenings,
463-1252.

Cell (352) 221-5422
e-mail:

RealtyThomas@aol.com

Don Thomas is the newest member of our
team of real estate professionals at Century
21, Lorene Thomas Realty in Old Town,
Florida. As part of the Century 21 System,
Don can offer benefits of programs like
Century 21 Connections, which may help you
with everything from finding your dream home,
selling your property, qualifying for a mortgage
to saving on moving costs. In fact, with access
to over 6,300 offices and 110,000 real estate
professionals worldwide, Century 21
professionals help more people buy and sell
homes than anyone. Let Don help you.

WALs]

Musical :

| Instruments

DIXIE MUSIC CENTER is now
enrolling students for guitar and
bass lessons. Appointments availa-
ble Tues., Wed., and Thurs. For
more information call 352-542-
3001. Dixie Music Center, across
from the weigh station in Old
Town.
www dixiemusiccenter com
4tb,8-4-8-25
DIXIE MUSIC CENTER is your
headquarters for school band ren-
tals, accessories, and repairs. We
also stock band books for all area
schools. Call 352-542-3001 for
more information. Dixie Music
Center, across from the weigh sta-
tion in Old Town.
www.dixiemusiccenter.com
4tb,8-4-8-25
Layaway Now For Christmas,
DIXIE MUSIC CENTER. Let us
help you find that perfect gift for
the musician on your list and take
advantage of an extra 2 months
free on your layaway. Dixie Music
Center, across from the weigh sta-
tion in Old Town. 352-542-3001.
www.dixiemusiccenter.com
4tb,8-4-8-25

War does not determine who
is right only who is left.

F=-

RESIDENTIAL
HEAVILY WOODED 20 acres w/lots of privacy. Nice
Manuf. home, 4BR, 2BA, wood decks, open floor plan,
new carpet & paint. Includes 1998 singlewide
w/separate well, septic & power. Great for 2 families or
in-law need. Call Leslie Morgan, 352-339-5095.
$163,500. #237417
10 ACRE HOME in Gilchrist Co. 3BR, 2BA, 1680 Sq. Ft.
Well maintained home with 18 yr old planted pines,
minutes from 3 outstanding recreational springs. Call
JohnHumphrey,,352-278-1152. $295,000. #238705
ELEGANT SHOWCASE HOME designed for active living
w/many energy efficient upgrades. Convenient to
Gainesville. 4BR, 3BA pool home w/granite tile
countertops, cherry cabinets, all on 1 acre cul-de-sac lot.
Call Perry McDonald, 352-278-0310.
$374,900. #237882.
VACANT LAND
11 ACRES of North Central Florida land. Perfect to build
your dream home. Mobile homes allowed. Bring the
kids, horses & enjoy life. Mins. from 1-75 or CR 47.
Property has frontage on Old Wire Road. Call William
Gillespie, 352-225-1921. $90,000. #238551
10 ACRE PRIVATE RETREAT or small farm. Beautiful
property partially wooded, deer & turkey frequently
seen. Close to O'Lena State Park & Ichetucknee, also
close to 1-75. Purchase alone or w/adjoining 10 acres.
Call William Gillespie, 352-225-1921. $98,500.
#237742
13.2 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL PASTURE with some oaks. 2
parcels, one is 5 acres & the other is 8.2 acres, being
sold together. Would make 2 great homesites. Call
Martha Cornelius, 386-984-5920. $174,900. #239205

Dianne Chewning, Broker/Owner

Qnmiy,
Lorene Thomas Realty, Inc.
Highway 19/98
P. O. Box 1653
Old Town, Florida 32680
www.Century21.com

Each office is Independently Owned and Operated

Classifieds

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ADVERTISING Sales

Representative NEEDED

Levy County's oldest and fastest growing newspa-
-per is looking for positive, upbeat people to join
our team.

The successful candidate must:
*be able to meet and greet people on a daily
*basis
*be self-moti..
.vated
*have excellent
communication
skills
*have a depend- '
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a valid driver's
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Send resume with cover letter to
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Managing Editor -
,P.O. Box- 2990
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Riverfront

Robin L. Boyd

REALTOR

Cellh 386-588-4048 .
RobinBoyd@aol.com

View my listings and visual tours:

www.robinboydrealtor.com

Don Thomas
Sales Associate

Business (352) 542-8568
Fax (352) 542-8566

US Hwy 441 North
PO Box 520; Alachua, Florida 32616

Phone: 386-462-4020 or 352-373-5511
Fax: 386-462-3848

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SWanted To Buy ,

WANT TO BUY LAND in Gil-
christ County. 954-536-3043, e-
mail: mdm911@netzero.com, PO
Box 772302, Coral Springs, FL
33077.
4tp, 7-14-8-4
REAL ESTATE WANTED:
Cash for your house or land, quick
closing, as is. Call 772-201-1115.
tfnb,3-24

WANTED-TRACTORS: Old,
rusty, broken, ugly, dead, alive,
abandoned. Call Sonny 352-472-
1387 or 352-256-7275, keep try-
ing, thanks.
tfnb,11-6

RETIRED REMODELING
CONTRACTOR: Wanting to
buy homes or mobile homes with
land needing repair, 493-7841.
tfnb, 1-16

The contest for ages has been
to rescue liberty from the grasp
of executive power.
--Daniel Webster

f Services

ABL HAULING, garage, yard,
remodel debris removed, trash,
junk, appliance, pressure washing.
Free estimates and 8 years experi-
ence. Call 472-6164 or 278-2606.
tfn, 8-18
BEST BET WELDING. Rates
you can afford without sacrificing
quality on the job or at 'the shop.
Give us a call today. 352-210-
0391 or 352-463-7446.
2tb. 8-18, 8-25
PROFESSIONAL
HANDYMAN SERVICES
Electrical, Carpentry, Tractor
work, Grading, Landscaping and
Irrigation, Decks, Fencing,
Repairs. Licensed and Insured.
Call Charlie, Foothill Farms
Enterprises LLC. 352-359-2464.
2tp,8-ll-8-18
G&D DOZER & BACKHOE
SERVICE, LLC: Land clearing,
site prep, driveways, dirt, ponds,
residential or commercial. Days
463-7317, evenings 463-7868.

L. Frank Grant Realty
L. Frank Grant
LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKER
216-A N. Main St., Trenton, FL 32693 L-
352-463-2817 FAX (352) 463-2479 ERTUNT
lfgrealty@bellsouth.net
We List To Sell! Multiple Listing Service
REALTOR We List To Sell! MLS

Looking For Property?
Take a look at Ours!

Residential:
4 BR/2 BA on 3 acres, $175,000.
2 Homes on 10 acres, $350,000.

Commercial:
1 acre "buildable" $100,000

5 acres:
Hwy-341-Partly cleared, $85,000
NW 45th Street 21/4 mile River, $85.000
NW 30th Street Wooded, $75,000

10 acres:
NW 30th Street Wooded, $129,900
NW 29th Terrace Wooded, $129,900
NW 50th avenue Cleared, $175,000
NW 60th Street Planted Pines, $175,000

15 acres, NW 50th Avenue Wooded, $225,000
23 acres, CR-341 Dividable, $355,000

r Visit our website
www.lfrankgrant.com
.....- rm. at u m mm

Frank Alan

S John

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Services i

BOB OSBORNE TREE
SERVICE, INC.: 70 ft. bucket
truck, hydraulic loader truck,
stump grinder. Free Estimates.
Insured. 352-463-9100.
tfnb,5-26
PRESSURE WASHING,
LAWN MOWING, YARD
CLEANING, AND PAINTING:
Reasonable prices, dependable,
insured and professional.
Shamrock Services, 352-463-1212
day or evening and weekends.
tfnb,1l-11
BAD WATER?
H20 Pro's Rx: Your Prescription
for Bad Water. Call 758-1901,
935-9540 or Cell 365-1565. 12
Months Same As Cash.
4tp. 8-4-8-25

TREES, TREES, TREES: Lang-
ston Tree Service, Inc. 490-4456.
tfnb,2-22

A BIG STUMP! A
STUMP! :We grind
Langston Tree Service
4456.

TIM POWELL EL
New installations and
censed and insured.
#EC13002453. Call
2155.

IRON FREE'S own
MANDOX wide-spec
action filtration system
iron, tannin, sulfur,
turbidity, bad taste, bad
bacteria. No more stain
dingy clothes. Low
maintenance, guarantee
day for FREE WATER
obligation. $795 t(
IRON-FREE Well W
pany, Inc., Roy Jo
Mgr. 352-542-9817 or
HOME CENTER 352
1-800-437-1128 ANYT

NAIL GUN SERVICE
PAIRS: For Bostitch
Brands. For competit
and quick turn-aroutl
christ Building Supply
2738. Located in Bell,

BUILDING CONT
CBC017140 Custom h
on your lot. Precision
ment, PO Box 249,
Hwy. 19, Old Town
8416.

LITTLE
them all

- Services

DIXIE MONUMENT: Old Town
- Since 1992. Visit our display on
Hwy. 19 at C&C Growers, 9 am -
5 pm, Mon. Sat. or call toll free
1-877-542-3432 for appointment
to visit our shop & main office at
1471 NE 512 Avenue. 100's of
stones in stock, computer special-
ist to assist you in creating a last-
ing tribute to the life of your loved
one.

tfnb,5-20

' Items Needed :

Unique, Antique and Collectibles
items needed for charity auction.
Proceeds for spay/neuter, vaccina-
tions and medical assistance for
low-income families, We do not
have a thrift store so donations are
accepted year around. 4-Pets Sake
PO Box 1014 Bell 32619 386-
935-0975 or 866-727-2972 email
fourpetssake@alltel.net
tfnb,8-ll

, Inc. 490- ..La-e- '' :--.':-:.

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.ECTRIC: EXPERIENCED AUTO TECH
repairs, li- needed for GM dealership. Prefer.
State Reg. ASE/GM training but will:consid-
(352) 463- er applicant with right attitude,
verifiable references. Own tools
tfnb,ll-25 and valid D/L. Pay scale from
$15-$22 per hour based on experi-
high purity ence. Group Health Ins., AFLAC,
ctrum/triple paid vacations/holidays. Please
n removes contact Vernon at 352-493-4263
manganese, or veronl@bellsouth.net or fax
. odor. Kills resume to 352-493-4277.
ed fixtures, 3tb. 8-18 9-1
cost, low
ed. Call to- GILCHRIST COUNTY SHER-
STEST. No IFF'S OFFICE has FT positions
o $1,995. open for Deputy' Sheriff and Cor-
*ater Com- reaction Deputy, starting salary
mes, Opr. $25,000. Must be State of Florida
WILSON certified. Full benefit package in-
-463-2068. eluding State Retirement, Health
'IME. Ins., etc. Apps may be picked up
tfnb,4-28 from the Gilchrist County Sher-
iffs Office, 9239 South U.S.
ES & RE- Hwy. 129, Trenton, FL. Contact
and Senco person H.L. Montgomery, Chief
tive prices Deputy, (352) 463-3181, EEOC.
d call Gil- 2tb. 8-18, 8-25
at 352-463-
CONSTRUCTION LABORER/
tfnb,11-6 CARPENTER HELPER. Will
Strain. Call 352-463-9060.
RACTOR: '. 2tb. 8-18, 8-25
tomes built
SDevelop- SALES PERSON, F/T or P/T.
26761 SE Must have Florida drivers license
352-542- and transportation. Commission
only. 386-758-1901 or 386-935-
tfnb,7-15 9540.

MOWER & CHAINSAW.
PARTS: Stihl, Husqvarna, Ayp,
Murray, Sears, MTD, Briggs,
Kohler, Robin, and Honda. Blades
for most mowers.
Beauchamp Saw Shop
493-4904

Hometown Realty

of North Florida, Inc.

Office: (386) 935-2187
5329 NW 37th Court Bell, FL 32619
Cell: (352) 222-8575
Fax: (386) 935-2187
Email: rankinranch@juno.com

6BD/3BR ON 20 ACRES
$ 315,000; NORTH OF BELL; ALSO
AVAILABLE ON 10 ACRES,
MLS#749677

4BR/2BA ON 1 AC IN BELL
$ 77,900; ALSO INCLUDES 20X20
WORKSHOP/SHED
MLS # 749425

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5.ACRES ON PAVED ROAD
$81,900; CR 340 NORTH OF BELL
CO(N'.E IEN|T TO GUCi'NEA iiLLE
.,L5 "*M :..I!

2.5 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD
$57,000; CR 138 NEAR SR 47,
BUILDABLE ,WOODED LOT
MLS #7493

Natalie S. Rankin
Licensed Real Esiate Broker

11 ACRES WEST OF BELL
$ 159,500; ON COUNTY GRADE.
MAY DIVIDE: MLS#749645

3BR/3BA ON 5 ACRES
$ 109,000; NORTH GILCHRIST CTY
ADDITION/STUDIO
MLS #749646

1.03 ACRE WITH WELL, SEPTIC AND POWER POLE.in the Bell area.................................$ 36,500
MLS# 749345
3.3 ACRES.PLANTED PINES with Santa Fe River access, high and dry......:...............................$ 47,900
MLS# 749311
3 ACRE WOODED LOT ONE BLK OFF SUWANNEE RIVER in Old Town...............................$ 50,000
MLS# 749310
5 ACRES JUST OFF PAVED ROAD in Hunters Chase Farms subdivision...............PENDING..........$79,900
MLS# 749289
3/2 ON 7.3 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD. CR 340 just North of Bell........................PENDING........$ 174,900
MLS# 749351
10 ACRES WOODED. In Northern Gilchrist County on county graded ioad.............NEW LISTING.....$ 120,000
MLS# 749722
10 ACRES WITH NICE OAK TREES AND PASTURE. North Gilchrist County.......PENDING........$ 130,000
MLS# 749287
10 ACRES WEST OF BELL may be divided. ....................... .....................NEW LISTING.......$ 145,000
MLS# 749644
10 WOODED ACRES NEAR SANTA FE RIVER. Off CR 138................. .....,$ 140,000
MLS #749642.
21 ACRES JUST WEST OF BELL; Can be divided .................................................... ..........$304,500
MLS# 749643
3/2 SITE-BUILT ON 5 ACRES North of Bell. .............. .............. NEW LISTING.......$ 225,000
MLS# 749723
Member of Dixie, Gilchrist, Levy Board of Realtors and Multiple Listing Service
_____ '_ ________ _____ ______

4tp,-8-4-8-25
SMALL ENGINE TECHNI-
TIAN needed for lawn & garden
center. Must have experience. Call
Gilchrist. Bldg. Supply 463-2738,
ask for Clinton.
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FT/PT EXPERIENCED mainte-
nance man needed immediately.
Also a FT/PT experienced cook
needed immediately. Apply with-
in at the Lighthouseu Restaurant

Curb Appeal
- Many of you may have heard
this new catch phrase in Real
Estate, "Curb Appeal". There
are TV shows about it, Buyers
know it, and many Realtors like
to talk about it.
- Curb Appeal is just as simple
as it sounds, the Appeal your
home has from the curb. It is
human nature to make
judgments based on first
impressions. No matter what is
on the inside, the potential
Buyer will make a; decision
based on your home's Curb
Appeal. Sometimes they will
even pass on a house before
seeing the inside, just based on
the view from the street.
- Drive up to your house as if it
was the first time you have ever.
laid eyes on your home. Be
critical look at everything. Try
to remember when you first
bought your house, what did the
yard look like then, what little
touches did the Seller add that
made you get those goose
bumps that say "this is the one!"
- Your home's Curb Appeal can
be enhanced in many ways.
Landscaping is a nice touch,
mow the lawn, and keep any
shrubs or small trees, trimmed.
Pick up toys and other items that
may be left out by family
members. You may need to paint
and pressure wash the entryway
and front of the house a good
cleaning is always a good start.

( Help Wanted ,

SELF MOTIVATED
HAIR STYLIST/NAIL
TECH needed. Must have
own supplies, State licensed
& be insured. Experience
preferred. See Elaina at Out-
back Tan, 463-3722.
2tb, 8-18-8-25

REAL ESTATE SECRE'I'AY/
ASSISTANT wanted in busy of-
fice that can offer their multi-task
efforts and enthusiasm to work
within a team. Must have real es-
tate office experience. Send re-
sume to: PO Box 545, Chiefland,
Florida 32644.

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VACANCIES
GILCHRIST COUNTY
SCHOOLS

Teacher Aid ANTICIPATED
Trenton Elementary
High School Diploma or
equivalent required. Associate of
Arts Degree or higher, at least 60
credit hours from an accredited in-
stitution, or a passing score on an
approved state test. CDA required.
Instructor
Social Studies/History
Trenton Middle School
Bachelor's degree or higher from
an accredited institution. Florida
certification covering
Social Studies.

Instructor
Reading Coach
Trenton Middle/High School
Bachelor's degree or higher from
an accredited institution. Florida
certification covering Reading.
Instructor
Gifted Education
I Bell Elementary School
Bachelor's Degree or higher from
an accredited institution.
Florida certification covering
Gifted Education.

Speech/Language Pathologist,
(K-12) District-wide
Bachelor's Degree in Speech/
Language Pathology/
Communication Disorders
from an accredited educational
institution. Florida certification in'
Speech/Language
Pathology and/or licensure in
Speech/Language Pathology.

mI

LANCASTER
REALTY

Help Wanted

Speech/Language Pathologist
(K-12)
Part-Time, Temporary
District-wide
Provide Contract Services
2 days/week

School Psychologist
District-wide
Master's Degree from an
accredited institution.
Certification covering
School Psychology.

Bus Driver Trainees;
Substitute Bus Drivers.
High School Diploma.
40 hours of in-service training
will be provided for qualified
applicants. Flexible training hours.
Part of the training prepares
trainees for the driver portion of
the Class B Florida CDL.
For information or
questions, contact the
Transportation
Department at (352) 463-3230.

i Help Wanted

Substitute Teachers
High School Diploma or
Equivalent. Contact the District
Office for an application
and more information.

Highly Qualified
Substitute Teacher Pool
We are accepting applications
for our Highly Qualified
Substitute Teacher Pool.
Qualifications: Bachelor's
Degree or higher with a current or
former teaching certificate in a
core subject area. Once approved,
highly qualified substitutes would
be eligible for substituting at $130
a day in pre-approved situations
where there is a long-term absence
in a core subject area. All other
daily substituting would be
at current daily rates. Contact the
District Office for an application
and more information.

Jim King Realty, Inc.
Realtor MULTIPLEUST SERVICE
Main Office (352) 493-2221
315 N. Main Street (US-19), Chiefland, FL 32626
SFanning Springs Branch Office (352) 463-6144 or 542-0009
...., 17871 U.S. Hwy. 19, Fanning Springs, FL 32693
I Suwannee Branch Office (352) 542-9007
EQUAL HOUSING 23382 SE 349 Hwy., Suwannee, FL 32692
OPPORTUNITY E-Mail: jkingre@svic.net or www.jimkingrealty.com REALTOR

*. .
PLANTATION STYLE HOME -
Lovely 3 BR/2 BA Southern Beauty
nestles among century old live oaks.
Over 3,000 sq. ft. of living area with
large open front and rear screened
porches. 30x60 pole barn, dog ken-
nel & runs, horse stable. Over 28
acres of pasture & woods. Secluded
& Private. Too many features to list.
Must see. $575,000. (LR-749228-D)
Call 493-2221.

BEAUTIFUL HOME ON 2
ACRES In nice.deed restricted'
community. The home looks like
new on a paved street with berber
carpet and ceramic tile throughout,
screened in patio with an open con-
crete pad to BBQ on. Close to shop-
ping, schools, only minutes to the
Historic Suwannee River and public
boat ramp,-approximately-30 miles to
the Gulf of Mexico, and approxi-
mately 50 miles to Gainesville. (DR-
749163-JW) $150,000. Call 463-
6144 or 542-0009.

GOLF COURSE HOME Afforda-
.ble 3 BR/2 BA overlooking #2 Tee
and Fairway at Chiefland Golf &
Country Club. Extra room that could
be a 4th BR, craft room or sewing
room. Sprinkler system in the front
yard. Priced right at $174,900. (LR-
748810) Call 493-2221.

: "
COME BUILD YOUR DREAM
HOME On this beautiful 27 acre
tract of rolling. land. Pasture with
huge century old live oak trees. Ideal
for horse farm or cows. 1986 double-
wide with central heat & air. Paved
road frontage, just minutes from
Chiefland. Property can be divided.
(LMH-749417-D) $405,000. Call
493-2221.
Call Us Today!
To List
Your Property
or To Buy.

D. Deen Lancaster
Licensed Real Estate Broker
510 E Wade Street
Trenton, FL 32693

Visit us online at: www.lancasterrealty.biz

.LAKEFRONT Home orn NEWLY CONSTRUCTED UNIQUE RIVER home
1/3 acre, 3BR/2.5BA, 3,098 3BR/2BA on 2 acres, 1 car on .73 acres, 2BR/3BA,
sq. ft., tile & carpet garage, lovely porch, open large deck and dock.
throughout, large MB room, floor plan, spacious! Beautiful property!
$249,900 MLS# 749518 $149,900 MLS#748807 $349,900 MLS# 748800

DWMH on city lot in
Trenton, 3BR/2BA, rental
income? $45,000 MLS#
748686

Contract

LOVELY HOME on 1
Acre 3BR/2BA, close to
river, $119,900
MLS#748960

S, ..... .-
10 ACRES (mol) VERY NICE 1998
shade trees, nice lot to DWMH on city lot,
build on, $149,900 3BR/2BA, fireplace,
MLS# 749591 $55,000 MLS# 748687

I Contract I

10 ACRES (mol) CR
334, scattered Pecan
trees, $150,000
MLS# 749258

5 ACRES (mol) CR
341, great home site,
$79,900 MLS#
748918

BEAUTIFUL 30 acres,
4BR/2BA, pool, hot tub,
workshop, pole barn,
$625,000 MLS# 749034

RIVERFRONT Home
on 10 1/2 Acres (mol),
4 BR/2 BA, $595,000
MLS#749514

2.38 Acres, Homes
Only, great location, close
to town, $55,000 MLS#
749315

Visit our website at
www.lancasterrealty.biz for more
photos and listings!

COMMERCIAL .57
acres (mol), excellent
location, $99,900
MLS# 748103

SContract Pending

BEAUTIFUL 1.70 acres
(mpl), 3BR/1.5 BA home.,
12x38 FL RM, 2 car garage.
$149,900 MLS#748665

Contract

VERY NICE 3BR/2BA
DWMH on city lot, income
potential $45,000
MLS#748333

Contract

4 CITY LOTS .18 ea.,
mobile homes or
homes, $12,500
MLS# 749003

INDUSTRIAL SITE,
Trenton, 3.2 acres, rare find,
$250,000 MLS#748219

BUY, SELL
and SUCCEED
with
LANCASTER.
REALTY

Member of the Multiple Listing Service and Board of Realtors for Dixie, Gilchrist & Levy Counties

THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2005,

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Page Fifteen

SHelp Wanted ,

Obtain and submit application to:
Gilchrist County School District,
310 NW 11th Avenue,
Trenton, FL 32693
(352) 463-3200.
Application may be downloaded
at:
www.gilchristschools.org/
Personnel.htm#Application
Attach a resume and any
additional information as
necessary. All applications will
be screened. Not all applicants
will be interviewed.
Applications will be accepted
until positions are filled.
EEO/Drug Free Workplace
www.GilchristSchools.org
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Oh, it's home again and home
again, America for me! I want a
ship that's westward bound to
plough the rolling sea.. To the
blessed land of Room Enough
beyond the ocean bars, where
the air is full of sunlight and the
flag is full of stars.
--Henry Van Dyke

: Real Estate

2BR/1BA 1988 SKYLINE,
14x56 in Old Town. All vinyl
flooring, needs paint & minor re-
pairs. Must be moved, $12,000.
Call 352-493-4973 or 352-221-
1316.
2tb. 8-18-8-25

24x40 2BR/2BA MH with 40x12
screened porch, 10x16 deck, cen-
tral H/A, $19,000. Buyer must re-
located. Call 386-935-6600.
2tb. 8-18-8-25
.11 ACRE LOT with MH for
sale. 379 NE Rowland Blvd,
Trenton. $8,100 or make offer.
Call 850-402-2475.
3tb, 8-11-8-25
HORSE LOVERS: 5 16.5 acres
in northern Florida. Well, septic,
power, cleared, board and cross-
fenced. Paddocks. $10,000 per
acre. Call 386-755-0015.
4tb,8-4-8-25
FOR SALE Retail storefront
property in downtown Trenton.
Three buildings on Main Street.
Call 352-463-7135.

realty, inc.

Licensed Real Estate Broker 86 3 0243
P.O. Box 546 Bell, Florida 32619 38 -9 -0"

247 ACRES Prime land on more than 1/2 mile of highway frontage in Su-
wannee County. Nice 3 BR/2 BA CB Home, detached garage with upstairs
apartment, 75 acres of beautiful pines, approx. 160 acres in cropland, 3 wells &
other amenities!! Fantastic development potential, centrally located to just.
about everything in North Central Florida. Shown by appointment only! Priced
at $3,250,000.
2 ACRES ON SUWANNEE RIVER across from The Cove Restaurant. 360
(+) feet of riverfront. Complete with 4" well, septic tank & power services.
$149,500.
SUWANNEE RIVER HOME Beautiful 200' of riverfront south of Branford,
1+ acres of land in Lafayette County. $177,000
10:ACRES ON THE SUWANNEE 510' of riverfront, -beautiful woods,
quiet, secluded and private. Complete with in-ground septic tank, 4" well, pow-
er, buildable and in good motor boating area one mile north of Santa Fe,
$399,000.
RIVERFRONT "Swiss Family Robinson Special" on the Suwannee River,
strong motor boating area, 2 acres w/well, septic & power. Complete w/camper
on stilts, large decks--cable isapenslon bridge. 200 ft. on river, lot buildable for
1,200 sq. ft. house. $154,900.
3 ACRES HWY 129 IN BELL, FLORIDA This beautiful high land with
lots of road frontage could be just what you are needing for your business loca-
tion; $295,000.
GREAT LOCATION BETWEEN GINNIE & BLUE SPRINGS 1.34 acres
commercial/residential on 340 @ Spring Ridge. 200' of Hwy frontage. $45,000.
2.5 ACRES ON HWY-129 NORTH OF BELL Nice wooded property, good
for a home or a business location. $75,000.
5 LOTS NEAR SANTA FE RIVER AND OUT OF FLOOD PLAIN Adja-
cent to state lands, all buildable in homes only area, convenient to boat ramps
and private park. A fantastic investment opportunity! All 5 lots for $125,000.
**: CALL US **-for a good buildable lot with a septic system permit on the
Suwannee & south of Branford for a price below $80,000.

- Visit bur.website at i% w.wyolfordrealty.com

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2003 MOBILE HOME, 3/2
Fleetwood on 5 acres in Bell area.
Asking $87,500. Call Leslie or
Anthony at 352-463-6314 or 352-
949-2261.
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OAK MEADOWS: Deed restrict-
ed subdivision, 1 acre lots &
homes on paved roads. Come see
our models featuring Homes of
Merit. McDougal Realty. 463-
7201. Broker/Owner.
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Buy or sell or both. Call
TOWN & COUNTRY REALTY
352*463*8340
P. O. Box 8, Bell, Florida 32619
tcrealty @bellsouth.net
http://home.bellsouth.net/p/pwp-
tcrealty
Dixie-Gilchrist-Levy
Board of Realtors and
Multiple Listing Service.
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COMMERCIAL OFFICE
SPACE AVAILABLE: Located
in Levy Office Complex at 12650
NW Hwy. 19 in Chieflaiid. Ap-
proximately 209 square feet, $264
monthly. Includes all utilities and
sales tax. Please phone 493-4111
for more information. Two units
a ailable One mile north of Wal-
Mart, next to Liggett's/UPS.
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(352 4637393- FA

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Property For Sale!
13 Lots in Fanning Springs
50'x110' each. Can have a 2
BR/2 BA on each or combine
for a larger home, $125.000.
Owner/Broker.
37 Acres in Tiger Island. Ex-
cellent hunting! $131,000.
32 Acre Goat Farm on paved
road in Lafayette County.
Turn key operation. 130 meat
goats, furnished singlewide
mobile, goat barn, fenced.
$500.000. Lynn Hervey @ 352-
376-1371.

Southern Property
Services, Inc.

352-35-773

ILTROKE REALTY

(352) 463-7075 JEAN C. TROKE Licensed Real Estate Broker SEE OUR LISTINGS
ON THE WEB:
(352) 463-7302 FAX E-mail: trokerealty@aol.com www.trokerealtyinc.com

730 E. Wade Street (SR-26) Trenton, Florida 32693
-- BUILT HOME-SITES CURRENTLY FOR SALE --
NEW LISTING-SPACIOUS LOG HOME & ACREAGE NEAR TO BELL: 3BR/2BA: Country ranch-style 3-level log-built home
with plenty of space for horse/livestock on fenced 19+ acres right by CR 236. Has large open-style greatroom with hardwood & tile floors,
stone fireplace, large owner's suite, bonus room,,full wraparound porch, pool, 36x64 metal pole barn-too much more to mention here, call
or e-mail for details...$399,900
10 ACRE 'MINI' FARM W/RANCH HOME IN NW LEVY: 3 BR/3 BA:Spacious CB-built home (over 2,900 inside sq. ft.), with
46x42 metal barn, frame workshop, duck/fish pond & more on 10 quality fenced acres. Inside has full living, dining, family, Florida & bo-
nus rooms, 2 fireplaces & more. Property located along paved CR-336 south of Chiefland...$375,000.
LARGE, SPACIOUS FRAME HOME IN TRENTON: 5 BR/3 BA: Over 3,000 sq. ft. under roof for plenty of living space, with 'in-
law' suite attached. On 2 landscaped/fenced lots in nice neighborhood, hot tub in screened back porch, large 4-car parking area, and ameni-
ties galore...$214,900
FRAME BUILT HOME IN NW TRENTON: 3BR/1BA: Over 1,150 sq. ft. inside being sold 'as is' by Owner, could be candidate for
those looking at 'SHIP' possible home-site, with updated bath, full dining room and more call or email for info...$75,000
AFFORDABLE FRAME HOME IN NE TRENTON: 2BR/1BA: Perfect for first-time home buyer (including SHIP program candi-
dates), cozy frame-built home in nice neighborhood, has pole barn/carport, workshop area, property fencing & landscaping...$59,900
Reduced (From $49,900)-STURDY CB-BUILT HOME IN GAINESVILLE: 2BR/1BA: Solidly-built home on wooded, fenced lot, con-
veniently located to both Waldo Road & NE 16th Avenue in north Gainesville, would make a great 'starter' home for single or couple--call
or email for more details. Under Contract..$44,900.
-- MANUFACTURED HOMES ON THE MARKET --
NEW LISTING-AFFORDABLY-PRICED SINGLE-WIDE IN TRENTON: 2BR/1BA: Could be a great rental-income potential or
priced for single/couple, this 12x61 Manufactured in NE neighborhood is ready for either use. Has attached carport/patio, landscaped
82x164 tract...$29,900.
\\ ELL KEPT M/HOME ON L NNDSCAPED \CRL IN NO. GILCHRIST: 3BR/2BA: 1996 24X44 Manufactured, in quality condi-
.u0i,. On I 04. cre tr.,ic i ructe ,Tir' ,o uee openn sp.cc with board fencing in front; Located north of Bell, with quick access to US 129 &
CR 34i $79.5?00. '
LANDSCAPED 2 ACRES %/MN INUFTACTLtRED: 3 BR/2 BA: Neat/clean 14x76 1994 single-wide, on a squared 2-acre tract (with
paved frontage along CR. 3.10 north ol BellI Spli.plin fo.matil 2 outbuildings, mostly pasture property & more. Under Contract..$75,000.
NEWER, \ELL-KEPT M.ANrF.\CTULRED ON ONE ACRE: 3 BR/2 BA: Spacious 2002 27x56 double-wide home-site, on wooded
one-acre tract near to SR-26 in East Gilchrist. Property is a foreclosure, and is being sold in 'as is' condition, but most every item at home-
site is in quality condition--call or e-mail for further info...Contract Pending...$72,900.
-- ACREAGE/LOTS/WATERFRONT READY FOR HOME-SITES --
RIVERFRONT ACREAGE, READY FOR HOME-SITE WEST OF BELL: Well-landscaped 5-acre tract, with wood/wire fencing for
horse/livestock, along with well/septic/power/outbuildings, all ready for a new home-site. Property has 180' of frontage along the Suwan-
nee, closed to Rock Bluff/CR-340 bridge...$269,900.
40 WOODED SECLUDED ACRES IN NORTH GILCHRIST: Square 1320x1320 tract, secluded & isolated for privacy yet close to
amenities in Bell, perfect for those seeking country woods, call office for details...$215,000.
20 WOODED, SECLUDED ACRES NORTH OF BELL: Be back to nature for this 660 1320 tract, lots of natural woods & not many,
neighbors; located close to Gay Road off US-129...Contract Pending...$119,900.
TWO ACRES 2 TRACTS ALONG CR-340: Two 150x300 tracts available, either separately or together, both with frontage along
CR-340 (and close to US-129 near Be ll. rjead I lr ne'w hom..- re;...under conlracl. .50.000.
3 WOODED ACRES NEAR TO AL.CHLiA CO. LINE: I3 ide-b.\ ide one-.acre uJcts. ocjated a Sn N'Fun S.D irej near to SR-26 in
East Gilchrist. High ground, lots of voodii on properr, has pocennl for nice home-eii for new Osner...Contract Pending...39.900.
TWO LOTS FOR HOME-SITES NEAR WILLISTON COUNTRY CLUB:2. eparae 25iacre nracts. .mongis nie home snes lor new
ownerss, close to US 121 for work/leisure drive...$28,500 (each)
--Call or e-mail our office/agents for more information on any other property currently available in the Gilchrist/North Levy/Dixie
Counties area. While some properties are shown in the ad as 'under contract/contract pending', owners) may consider possible
back-up offers--call or e-mail our office for details.
Youcan call oui- agents after regular business hours, for more information on any of our listings,
at the number above or at these numbers:

Jim or Jean Troke
(386) 935-3357

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Paul Troke
(352) 221-2999

"Professional Service With A Personal Touch"
_W IQO j ;: II

Barbara Mayo
(352) 222-0427

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EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY

-$84,9

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is Now Hiring
All Restaurant positions available,
apply in person 12 noon 4 pm at
1122 East Wade Street, Trenton.
(Across from Welcome to Trenton silo sign)
352 63.5 9 ?49

Trenton I & IIApartments

For Rent 718 NE 7th Place #905
Trenton, FL 32693

Now Accepting Applications

1, 2, & 3 BR HC & Non-HC apartments.

Rental assistance may be available.

352-463-7106, TDD/TTY 711
Equal Housing Opportunity.
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GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL

THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2005

Children Achieve
Goal At Bell Public
Library
As summer began, the after-
schoolers from Kathy's All
Things Pre-School and Learning
Center were able to participate
in a summer reading program at
Bell Public Library. They were
challenged to read ten books
over the summer in order to re-
ceive a prize. Three children
achieved this goal. At their end-
of-the-summer program the
awards were given out to Kati
T. and Kirsten S. Brittany M.
was away at camp and missed
the presentation.

The end-of-summer program
was patriotic and the children
entertained over 50 guests with
"Nifty Fifty" and "Florida
Facts," two songs that taught
them valuable information about
our country and state. Several
children wrote and gave pres-
entations on different states
from information they had read
over the summer.

Bell Public Library stresses
the importance of teaching chil-
dren to read and love doing it.
Through combined efforts these
two organizations were seri-
ously involved in promoting lit-
eracy in our young people
throughout the summer and
their efforts were evident.

Shown from left (back row) are Melissa Brown, Jamie Cruze, Mary Jordan, Iris
Roberts, and Grace Vaught. On the front row are Kati T. and Kirsten S. Brittany M.
was not available for the photo.

Florida Department
Of State, Division Of
Corporations
Relocating
On Tuesday, September 6,
2005, the Division of Corpora-
tions, one of six divisions that
comprise the Florida Depart-
ment of State, will relocate to
the Koger Center. The Divi-
sion's new address will be 2661
Executive Center Circle West,

Tallahassee, FL 32301. All
P.O. Box addresses and phone
numbers will remain the same.
The Division of Corporations
is the State's central location for
the filing of business entities,
trade and service marks, judg-
ment liens, and fictitious name
registrations. The Division
maintains a statewide registry
and information resource which
provides public access to all
filing data.

Although these filing func-
tions are found in every state,
the Division maintains the
reputation of being the most in-
novative in the nation. Over the
past decade, the Division has:
Pioneered the integration of
its databases with in-house
automated filing systems, an
electronic filing service, and a
public access network.
Increased public accessibility
to Division records to 75 per-

Trenton Tigers Host
Dixie County Bears
Friday Night In
Kick-Off Classic
(Continued from Page One)
considerable amount of depth as
well as improved skilled starters
in key positions.
The Tiger's offense will
once again be anchored by
sophomore sensation Brandon
Mathis who ran for over 1,400
yards in 2004. This outstanding
running back will be in a
backfield which will also have
explosive speed and big play
possibilities each time the

cent by creating the first online
public access network in the
country.
Initiated the first electronic
certification and electronic fil-
ing services in the country
through our public access net-
work.
Initiated information sharing
with the Department of Revenue
to identify foreign business en-
tities doing business in Florida
but not registered with the Divi-
sion.
Reduced average document
processing time by 65 percent
through organizing operations
based on function rather than on
program structure.
For more information, please
call (850) 245-6000 or visit
www.sunbiz.org.

2005 Trenton High School Football Schedule
Varsity

Date
August 19
August 26
September 2
September 9
September 16
September 23
September30
October 7
October 14
October 21
October 28
SNovember 4

Date
August 25
September 1
September 8
September 15
September 22
September 29
October 6

Opponent
Dixie County (Classic)
Bell
at Paxon (Jacksonville)
at Sneads
at Hawthorne*
Jefferson County*
at Lafayette County*
Open
Hilliard*
at Bronson*
Branford*5
Chiefland***
*District Games MHomecoming ***Senior Night
Junior Varsity

Opponent
Branford
Lafayette
Bell
at Lafayette
at Branford

Tigers are on offense. The
Tigers are also expecting to put
the ball in the air more in 2005
which should also open up the
opponent's defense.
On the defensive side of the
ball Trenton's Ryan Frye, a
second team All-State selection
in 2004, will anchor the inside
duties at linebacker. This young
talented athlete will also have a
host of Tigers associated with
him on defense. The Tigers are
also expected to be quick,
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Trenton is one of seven
teams that will be competing in
Class 1-A in District 2. District
opponents are Hawthorne,
Jefferson County, Lafayette
County, Hilliard, Bronson, and
Branford. The Tigers will also
play non-district opponents
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Sneads, and close out the 2005
regular season with Chiefland in
Trenton on November 4'". All
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touchdowns in 2004. He returns
for his senior season along with
junior-wide receiver Brandon
Ridgeway. Running back
Devin Taylor had a good season
in 2004 as he tallied seven re-
ceptions for 98 yards and two
touchdowns.
Senior tackle Josh Smith will
anchor the Bulldog's interior
line along with Juniors Daniel
Teckenbrock and Cody Mesa at
the tackle positions. Josh Teck-

enbrock is a returning starter at
the tight end position.

The Bulldogs will also be
strong on defense returning
seven starters from 2004. Josh
Smith and Brandon Ridgeway
will again be the defensive ends
and Cody Mesa will be back at
defensive tackle. The Bulldogs
are expecting big plays from
their three returning linebackers,
Todd Scaggs, Daniel Tecken-
brock and Josh Teckenbrock.
Bell will open their 2005
regular season on the road in
Trenton on Friday, August 26'.
This game will kick-off at 7:30
p.m.

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Attorney General
Announces $25,000
Reward For
Resolving Moore
Case
Attorney General Charlie
Crist has announced that a re-
ward has been offered for in-
formation leading to the identi-
fication of the perpetrators of
the Christmas 1951 bombing
murders of civil rights pioneer
Harry T. Moore and his wife
Harriette. Joining the Attorney
General in making the an-
nouncement was Frank Brunner
of the Florida Association of
Crime Stoppers (FACS) and
Juanita Evangeline Moore,
daughter of Harry and Harriette
Moore.
Anyone with information that
would resolve this case is urged
to call the Crime Stoppers'
Crimeline at 1-800-423-TIPS
(or 1-800-423-8477).
Callers may remain anony-
mous if they wish. Should that
information lead to the killer, or
killers, of the Moores, whether
living or deceased the person
providing the tip would be eli-
gible for up to $25,000. The
reward money is being provided
by Crime Stoppers.
"There is someone out there
who knows what happened on
Christmas night, 1951," said
Crist. "Whether the reasons for
coming forward are to clear a
conscience or strictly financial,
we want to hear from those who
can help."
This announcement is the lat-
est step in the investigation,
which was re-opened by Attor-

ney General Crist on December
21, 2004. The investigation,
under the direction of the Attor-
ney General's Office of Civil
Rights, has received tips and has
been assisted by the cooperation
of the United States Department
of Justice. Dozens of interviews
have been conducted in search
of the identity of the bomber or
bombers.
"I join with Attorney General
Crist in asking that anyone with
knowledge of this case come
forward," said Evangeline
Moore. "I am grateful that he
and his office are committed to
bringing closure to those of us
who have had to live with this
tragedy for more than 50 years."
"The Florida Association of
Crime Stoppers is pleased to
partner with the Attorney Gen-
eral and law enforcement to
help solve this 54-year-old
crime," said Frank Brunner,
Chairman of the association's
Moore Committee.
"We look forward to receiv-
ing critical information through
our anonymous tip line that will
ultimately make the difference."
Harry T. Moore was Florida's
first civil rights pioneer. In
1934, he organized the Brevard
chapter of the National Asso-
ciation for the Advancement of
Colored People (NAACP). He
fought for equal pay for black
teachers, for voting rights for
black citizens and equality in
the justice system.
Harry Moore died from the
blast while Harriette died nine
days later. No one was ever
charged with the crimes.

2005 Bell High School Football Schedule
Varsity
Date O onent Time
August 19 **Providence 7:30
August 26 at Trenton 7:30
September 2 Lafayette 7:30
September 9 Open
September 16 at Tampa Temple Heights 7:30
September 23 *St. Joseph 7:30
September 30 at Branford 7:30
October 7 at Carabelle 7:30
October 14 at Oak Hall 7:30
October 21 Eagle's View 7:30
October 28 At St. John 7:30
November 4 Aucilla 7:30
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Junior Varsity
Date Opponent Time
September 1 Branford 7:00
,September 8 Aucilla 6:00
September 15 At Trenton 7:00
.September 22 At Mayo 7:00
September 29 At Aucilla 6:00
October 6 St. John 6:00

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