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Trenton City Commission votes 3-1 to reduce property taxes to 3 mills


By John M. Ayers
The Trenton City Commission
spent sometime Monday night in
their first of several budget workshop
meetings to determine a proposed
millage rate for their 2007-08 bud-
get.
Trenton businessman Doug Craw-
ford told the commission that in
business, he strives to set goals and
works to achieve.them by operating
within .the means of his business. As
Commissioners, the board should es-
tablish goals for the City of Trenton
and strive to obtain these levels and
reduce or hold property taxes to a
minimum and do everything within-
their power to provide outstanding
services in the City of Trenton within.
the operating funds the municipality.
has to work with, Crawford said.


Commissioner Randy Rutter used
Crawford's words in presenting his
proposal to three fellow commission-
ers and the city manager to propose a
3-mill ad valorem levy.
Commissioner Arlene Wilks
agreed with Commissioner Rutter in
identifying some of the department
increases by eliminating insurance
for the commissioners, and reduc-
ing salary proposals from 5 percent
including a 1 percent cost of living
increase to 2 percent acItoss the board
for Trenton's 15 employees.
, The commission also requested
the city manager adjust the proposed
budget by reducing revenues to Su-
wannee Valley Leagues while e taking
several other cost saving measures.
The commission discussed the pro-
posed budget and the city manager


explained that the board would need
a .43 mill ad valorem rate to balance
the proposed budget.
Commissioner Thigpen made a
motion to propose a 5-mill tax levy
for advertisement purposes. Mayor
Pete Randolph waited for a second
from either one of the attending com-
missioners; he then relinquished the
chair to Commissioner Rutter to give
a second to the motion. The board
voted 2-2 on the motion that failed to
get a majornt_ \ote.
.Mayor Randolph resumed his posi-
tion as chairman of the board. Com-
missioner Rutter then made a motion
for the City of Trenton to adopt a
3-mill property tax levy for adver-
tisement .purposes. Commissioner
Thigpen gave a second to the motion


and the board approved this by a 3-1
vote. Mayor Randolph did not agree
and voted no on the motion.,
Commissioner Thigpen explained
that he would take the proposed
budget home and review in detail in


hopes of coming up With new rev-
enue sources for the City of Trenton.
fHe asked his fellow commissioners
to also consider looking for new rev-
enues to balance the budget.
The city manager explained to the


commission that when they set the
proposed millage rate, they can re-
duce the proposed millage but they
cannot increase it from that adver-
tised rate.


.Steer wrestling leads two Trenton grads


to National High School Finals Rodeo


Gilchrist Community Emergency

Response Team graduates second class


By Ron Mills, Chief of Emergency
Management
.Gilchrist County and the Depart-
ment of Emergency Management are
proud to announce the graduation of
their second "Community Emergen-
cN Response Team" Class.
The graduation and final exercise
took place at Count. Fire Station 4 in
Southeast Gilchrist Count\ on Mon-
da\. July 23.
Tommy Langford. Frances Brooks.
Joe Fink. Kath\ Fink. Daid Tran-


tham, and Robert Denny, completed
the 10-%%eek training and now carr\
a State.'County Emergenc. Response
Certification.
The final class consisted of the
graduation ceremony along with a
final medical assessments exercise
using the Bell JROTC students and
their leader as victims All the \ ic-
rntms were made-up to reflect various
injuries b\ one of the C.E.R.T. assis-
tants from Marion County.


After a successful exercise and
refreshments, response gear was dis,
tribute to the ne\\ grads and the\ are
eager to get intoled "\ith Counti
Emergency Operations.
If any other citizens of the county
are interested in joining this program.
please contact the Emergenc Mlan-
agement Office and ask for informa-
tion on joining the C.E.R.T. team.
Ne%% classes are in the scheduling
process no%. call 13521 463-3134.


K.\\. Lindsei. of Trenton wrestles a steer at the National High School Finals Rodeo held in Springheld.
Illinois. He ent ered in the 1\'rangler 20X Jackpot and w'on first place out of58 entries.


Graduates of the second Cominuniti, Eminerenci, Response Team class atre pictured left to right: ToInIil\
Langford, Frances'5 Brooks, Joe Fink, Kathy Fink. Da.iid Trantlhan and Robert Dciny.


By Carrie A. Mizell
In June the pair was outfitted in
graduation caps as the\ ". walked across
the Trenton High School football field
to accept high school diplomas. Last
week Eric Manos and K.W. Lindsey
donned cowboy hats as they compet-'
ed in the National High School Finals
Rodeo in Springfield, Illinois. .
Both teenagers qualified for the
national steer %wrestling competition
after Lindsey finished second in the
state with 145 year-end points and
Manos placed fourth '. ith 115 year-
end points at the Florida High School
Rodeo Association State Finals held
June 7-10.
Steer wrestling is a rush for these
two thrill seekers \% ho jump off their
horses after chasing down a steer
and wrestle the steer to the ground
by twisting its horns in an effort to
earn style points and complete the
task quickly during this rousing ro-


deo event, competitors in a Wrangler 20X Jack-
The 59th annual National High pot Steer W\restling Contest. With
School Finals Rodeo marked the steer .N wrestling times of 4.4 on 1st
teenagers' fourth and final year of Go, 4.5 on 2nd Go and 6.3 on 3rd Go,
eligibility with the high school rodeo Lindsey sealed his first place position
association, according to Lindsey. and brought home. a jackpot prize of
"I missed m3 first steer and was $1750.
6.5 on my second steer." Manos said "I've been around cows all my life
about his trip to National Finals, "I and steer wrestling is something I'm
guess I did alright." naturally good at," Lindsey said.
Manos' best time of 4.2 came this Both. Lindsey and Manos plan to
year at a rodeo in Jacksonville. start college in the fall and pursue
Lindsey said his best time of 3.8 careers in construction engineering.
came first at a rodeo in Okeechobee and construction management. Ma-
and the following weekend at a ro- nos will attend Lake City Commu-
deo in Ocala where he again earned nity College, while Lindsey will go
a time of 3.8. to Santa Fe Community College.
"I didn't do so hot in the [National The two will keep their friendship
Finals] rodeo. My first steer got away and passion for steer w resting ali'e
and I got a no time. I didn't do much by competing at PCA and pro-rodeos
on my second steer either," Lindsey throughout the southeastern United
said. States..
Lindsey's success at the National
Finals came when he beat out 58


A toe-tapping good time at Ayers Health and Rehabilitation's Birthday Party


By Carrie A. Mizell
Wheel chairs were rolling to an
fro as toes tapped to the beat of livel
gospel and country music perform
by the Birthday Band, a group of en
tertainers who volunteer their tim
at Ayers Health and Rehabilitatio
Center.
Band members Amos Philmai
Don Martin, Luther Hughes, Erni
Phillips and Vince Osoaro meet
Ayers Health and Rehabilitation Cen
ter the last Wednesday of each mont
to perform favorites like "You Ar


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My Sunshine," "When the Saints Go jumped at the chance.
d Marching In" and "Bouquet of.Ros- Today, Hughes plays the mando-
y es" at the facility's monthly birthday lin and guitar for the Birthday Band..
d party for its residents. Hughes played with the Gospel Trav-
i- "The Birthday Band is a wonderful elers for over 20 years. He remem-
.e group of guys! They bring excitement bers attending church services at Ay-
n to our center and treat the residents so 'ers Health and Rehabilitation Center
nicely," Jo Buckles, administrator of on Sunday mornings and Thursday
n, Ayers Health and Rehabilitation Cen- evenings.
ie ter said. Harmonica player, Ernie Phillips
at Started in the early. 1980s as the joined the Birthday Band 12 years
i- Trenton Trio with members Don ago. He has been affectionately
h Martin, Hank Hand and Ray King, dubbed the Birthday Band's "clown."
re the singing group has evolved over Phillips lives in Bronson and enjoys
the years as founding members playing music at churches, hospitals,
passed away and other local talents nursing homes and through his per--
joined in. sonal ministry, Revival Ranch Min-
Trenton resident Don Martin began, istries.
singing and playing his guitar at Ay- "These are my people!" Phillips
ers Health and Rehabilitation Center said about the residents of Ayers
in 1983. Over the years he has played Health and Rehabilitation Center.
many requests. "Walk Across Texas" A native of Puerto Rico, Vince
would be the most sought after song, Osoaro joined the Birthday Band 12
according to Martin who explained years ago. He plays bass and guitar.
that Helen Roberts, activity coordi- Quiet by nature, Osoaro is a retired
nator at Ayers Health and Rehabili- policeman. Fellow Birthday Band
station Center loves to hear that song members consider Osoaro a phenom-
played. enon because he has survived being
"I like to play anywhere anytime," shot in the line of duty, a heart attack
Martin said. "The music may not be and now he has diabetes. Musical tal-
good, but it's loud and it's different. ent abounds in Osoaro's family; in
They [the residents] really seem to Puerto Rico his brother leads an or-
like it." chestra.
Martin began playing music with The newest member'of the Birth-
fellow Trenton resident Luther day Band is Amos Philman of Bell.
Hughes, a gospel music enthusiast, Not only does Philman sing, play
in 1975. It seemed only natural when, bass, guitar, drums, piano and man-
the opportunity to join the Birthday dolin, he also performs with the Phil-
Band presented itself that Hughes man Family Band.


Members of the Birthday Band, Ernie Phillips, Luther Hughes, Vince Osoaro, Don Martin and Amos
Philman play at the July birthday party held at Ayers Health and Rehabilitation Center.
"I met Don years ago when we Philman plans to continue playing the next several months so that tI
were both playing a fireman's bar- and singing with the Birthday Band might play at Park Meadows Nurs
becue at Rock Bluff," Philman ex- at Ayers Heath and Rehabilitation Home in Gainesville.
plained. "Years. later I ran into him Center each month, but he would like "I may drag the guys out of Tr
and he asked me to come and play to take the band on the road within ton!" Philman said.
with him."


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Spring Ridge Volunteer Fire Department will hold a pancake breakfast on Sat-
urday, Aug. 4 to benefit Children's Miracle Network.
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New Business Spotlight:

Gulf West

Supply
Are the cows hungry? Bring a
barrel and Gulf West Supply em-
ployees will fill it with their spe-
cialty sweet feed mix.
A branch of Chiefland Farm Sup-
ply, Gulf West Supply is a Purina
dealer. The .new business opened
in April, in the former Gro-More
facility which is located at 617 NE
Lancaster Ave. in Trenton.
According to Gulf West Supply
Manager Alan Mikell, the plant
sells more than all purpose feeds in
bulk, they also shelve bag products
including fertilizer, deer and bull
feeders, goat, horse, cow, chicken
and fish feeds, cow and horse min-


THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2007


Annual NRA event raises nearly $20,000


Gulf West Supply Manager Alan Mikell
erals, whole corn, deer pellets (sold Gulf West Supply is open Mon-
in bulk and bag) and range cubes.sold day-Friday 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and
in bulk. Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.


Dixie Sportsman Outdoor Expo planned


Submitted
Mark your calendar now for the
first annual Dixie Sportsman Outdoor
Expo to be held Saturday, September
15, 2007. The event will be held on
the banks of the beautiful Suwannee'
River, just north of Old Town at the
old "KOA Campground," about 1.5
miles north of U.S. 19 on SR 349.
If you love the outdoors, this year's
family oriented Expo will surely be
what you're looking for and will in-
clude numerous activities, contests,

Free Field

Day at LCCC
LESCO-John Deere Landscape
will conduct a Free Field Day at Lake
City Community College on August
7. This promotional program will
provide hands-on instructions in tak-
ing care of athletic fields including
mowing, fertilizing and other specific
needs. For more information and to
pre-register contact Mike Fletcher at
(352) 371-8011.


games, exhibits, music, vendor dis-
plays, a free evening BBQ meal and
a chance to hear a word from C'Mere
Deer and Delta Ag Wildlife spokes-
person, Al Stone. Once you have
registered for this free event, you'll
be given tickets and have an oppor-
tunity to win numerous prizes includ-
ing a Kawasaki four-wheeler. Activi-
ties include an archery contest, goat
ropin, redneck Olympics, and catfish
lasso to name just a few of the events.
But remember, you must register to
participate. It's free and it's easy.
This event is similar to the highly
successful Outdoor Expo held in
Branford for the past three years.
In fact, Robert Bradow, founder of
Cross Heir Outfitters and event orga-
nizer in Branford will be an integral
part of the Dixie Expo, providing the
stage, sound and cooking equipment
all neatly packaged in a huge cam-
ouffaged enclosed trailer designed
specifically for the touring ministry
to share inspirational messages and
family togetherness through, outdoor
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Gates open to the event at 10:00
a.m. and you can register then, but
you can save time with early registra-
tion, available soon. Keep watching
your local newspaper for a registra-
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of the form and bring with you. You
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If you are a vendor and would like
to participate in this event, please
call (352) 498-5107 for more infor-
mation.
The Dixie Sportsman Outdoor
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daylight hours, during the follow-
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checkpoints will be held at the fol-
lowing locations, in the following
counties:
Dixie-Chavous Rd, CR 55A, SR
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Gilchrist-R 26 SR 49, SR 47, CR
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rected to x iolations of: driver license
laws, motor vehicle registration laws,
non-use of seatbelts and motor ve-
hicle insurance requirements.
The Florida Highway Patrol has
found these, checkpoints to be an ef-
fective method of enforcing state
laws, which relate to the safe and le-,
gal operation of motor vehicles.
Authorizing Supervisor: Lieuten-
ant Patrick V. Riordan.

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Clyde Townsend of Bell collects a ticket from Gilchrist County Clerk of Court Joe Gilliam at this year's
annual Suwannee River Friends of the NRA event held Thursday, July 26 in Trenton. Monies raised at
this year's evert totaled just under $20,000. A portion of funds raised at this event will go to grants that
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John's Comments
By John M. Ayers


The Trenton City Commission
,.conducted their first budget work-
,shop meeting on Monday, August
.30, 2007. The mood of the board was
*mixed as Mayor Randolph and Com-
:missioner Thigpen were in favor of a
S 5-6 mill ad valorem levy for adver-
'tisement; and Commissioners Rutter
,and Arlene Wilks appeared to want
"the City of Trenton to approve an ad
valorem tax levy around 3 mills
The four-member board struggled
w\ith the proposed 2007-08 budget
'. from the City Manager and Finance
'Chairman Glen Thigpen. When the
"budget was presented, the City Man-
,4ager explained that the proposal iden-
Atified salary increases at 4% plus a
41 % cost of living increase for each of
'the 15 employees.
Some of the municipalities and lo-
!,cal governments in the Tri-County
areaa were affected by the tax reform
proposal from the Florida Legisla-
,ture, but the City of Trenton is .ex-
4empt since they are in their second
*year of assessing an ad valorem tax
levy since 1983.
The City of Trenton approved a
millage rate of 3.14 mills for ad va-
lorem tax revenues for the 2006-07
fiscal year. The City Commission
in their approval of this levy failed
i;to identify a reported $50,0'00 to
*$75,000 in past dues statements that
S the city has been unable to settle dur-
ing the 2006-07 fiscal year. Commis-
sioner Thigpen told the board that
Some of these statements remained
*outstanding, but when revenues are
rvu


available they too would be paid. The
City of Trenton has also been operat-
ing without a reserve in their General
Revenue budget for several years.
Commissioner Randy Rutter pro-
posed a budget plan that would allow
the City of Trenton to place identified
revenues in a reserve and reduce the
millage rate to 3 mills. This proposal
accompanied a pie graph which re-
duced revenues to the Trenton Police
Department as well as other depart-
ments in the City's proposed 2007-08
budget.
Some of the local governments in
this area are facing a budget rollback.
The City of Trenton and the Town of
Bell will not be impacted by -the tax
reform legislation even though their
revenues from Tallahassee during the
2007-08 budget will be reduced from
what they were in 2006-07.
The actual value of properties in
the City of Trenton on both residen-
tial and commercial lands increased
by over $5 million from 2006-07.
The City of Trenton will hold more
workshop meetings to further iden-
tify how they will balance their pro-
posed budget.
I am in favor of the City of Tren-
ton working to control their growing.
budget and provide services as they
can afford them. In tough times like
what we are currently in, expanding
ad valorem taxes, without increasing
the level of services is not in the best
interest of Trenton's property own-
ers.


SStreetwise
By Lauren Rudd

accuracy as I can short-term market
s. :trends, for now I believe that the mar-
ket's erratic behavior will continue
for at least the next month or two un-
til Wall Street can get a better handle
on exactly what impact the widen-
ing difficulties in the corporate and
mortgage lending markets is going
to have on the economy. Specifically,
you will likely see short periods of
rising share prices, followed by sharp
Declines.
Market conditions aside, there al-
ways seems to be a company whose
Wall Street's recent volatility re- shares seem to defy traditional analy-
minds me a little of the weather here sis. Anheuser-Busch is a solid blue
t chip company that I have written
in Florida.It is either dry as a bone or chip company that I have written
you .are engulfed in water, with dry about for the past three years. Unfor-
taking preengulfed in water, with dry tunately, the company ran into some
Although I can probably predict difficulty as the tastes of its customer
Alhog I c probby pr ba;e shifted from beer to wine.
the weather ith the sanme degree of .






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Name: Michael McElroy
Lives: Trenton
Family: Wife of 17 years, Christy;
son, Brandon; daughter, Alyssa
Works: President of Ameris Bank
Likes about your job: Interac-
tion with people and making their
dreams come true.
Headaches of your job: Time con-
straints
Interests: Church, working in my
yard and THS sports that my chil-
dren are involved in.
What do you like about living
in Gilchrist County? It's a great
place to work and raise a family.
Favorite food: Coconut cake. I
love that stuff!
Favorite book: "Good To Great"
by Jim Collins
Favorite movie: I'm not a movie
buff, but I do enjoy Broadway pro-
ductions. My favorite is Phantom
of the Opera.
What is something not many peo-
ple know about you? I'm really a
shy person! No one is going to be-
lieve that, but I was shy as a child.
If you weren't working here what
would you be doing? I would be
a landscape architect. I enjoy the


Undaunted, Anheuser-Busch ex-
panded its product offerings through
innovation, acquisition and alliances.
The results are now just beginning
to pay off. The evidence came in the
form of the company's 2006 earn-
ings, which exceeded my estimate.
One of the world's largest;brew-
ers Anheuser-Busch has a 48 percent
market share in the United States and
owns a 35 percent stake in Mexico's
top brewer, Grupo Modelo. The com-
pany, with its famous Clydesdales,.
also produces energy drinks and non-'
alcoholic malt beverages and has
several operations outside of brew-
ing, such as its Busch Entertainment
theme-park business.
When I last wrote about the com-
pany a year ago, my earnings esti-
mate was $2.48 per share in 2006 and
$2.67 in 2007. For 2006, Anheuser-
Busch reported earnings of $2.53 per
share, a 9.1 percent increase if you
exclude one-time items.
On a more recent note, the compa-
ny recently reported that its earnings
for the second quarter ended June 30
increased 6.1 percent to $677 million
or 88 cents per share, as compared to
$638 million or 82 cents per share a
year ago. Net sales after excise taxes
also rose 6.1 percent to $4.52 billion
from $4.26 billion. In addition, An-
heuser-Busch is raising its regular
quarterly dividend rate by 11.9 per-
cent to 33 cents from 29.5 cents per
share.
However, the key to Anheuser-
Busch's future is the possibility of a
future alliance, partnership or merger
of some kind with Belgium-based
InBev, the world's largest brewer.
The word on the Street is that a link-
up between the two beverage giants
could result in annual cost savings of
between $300 and $400 million. Of
note is the fact that Anheuser-Busch
became the exclusive U.S. importer
of 19 of InBev's European brands
this past February.
The intrinsic value of Anheuser-
.Busch's shares points to a mixed pic-
ture. If you use a discounted earnings
approach with an earnings growth
rate of 8.75 percent, which is the
Street's. consensus, and a discount


Where Were You When I Laid The Foundation Of The Earth?
(Kent Heaton)


Job complained that God was not listening to his
distress and that he wanted only to speak to the Almighty.
He felt. deserted by God. "Know now that God hath
overthrown me, and hath compassed me with his net.
Behold, I cry out of wrong, but I am not heard: I cry
aloud,' but there is no judgment" (Job 19:6-7). The
desire of Job's anguished heart came true in Job 38.
Whether Job believed God would hold audience with
him, it came to pass from a whirlwind (Job 38:lff).
Elihu had reproved Job for failing to consider his place
before God. "Thinkest thou this to be right, that thou
saidst, My righteousness is more than God's? For thou
saidst, what advantage will it be unto thee? And, what
profit shall I have, if I be cleansed from my sin? I will
answer thee, and thy companions with thee. Look unto
the heavens, and see; and behold the clouds which are
higher than thou. If thou sinnest, what doest thou
against him? or if thy transgressions be multiplied,
what doest thou unto him? If thou be righteous, what
givest thou him? or what receiveth he of thine hand"
(Job 35:2-7)? How could Job suppose to question the
place of God or the integrity of God to his pitiful
condition? As terrible a condition as Job found himself
in, he needed to stop and consider the respect and honor
due to the Creator.'
Job 38-41 is a testimony that all men must read to
understand how great Jehovah is and how insignificant
man is. The achievements of man have led to a false
security that man is the greatest creation of the world.
Pride elevates the nature of man to not need God and to
rely upon his own wisdom for safety and happiness. Man
has ventured far into space, explored the deepest parts of
the ocean, conquered the highest mountains and created
technology that goes beyond the imagination of any time
in history. With this great wisdom comes the pride that
expels any idea of God from the view of man.
God remains in the whirlwind declaring His majesty


and power. "Where wast thou when I laid the,
foundations of the earth? Declare, if thou hast
understanding. Who hath laid the measures thereof, if
thou knowest? or who hath stretched the line upon it?
Whereupon are the foundations thereof fastened? or
who laid the corner stone thereof; When the morning
stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for
joy" (Job 38:4-7)? The answer is self evident. How can
man measure himself before the Almighty? The world
was created by the word of God (Genesis .1). Jehovah
created man (Genesis 1:27)! Paul wrote, "Nay but, 0
man, who art thou that replies against God? Shall the
thing formed say to him that formed it, Why hast thou
made me thus" (Romans 9:20)?
Isaiah describes man as grasshoppers in the sight of
Him who "sits upon the circle of the earth" (Isaiah
40:22). Nations are nothing more than a "drop in the
bucket and are counted as small dust on the balance"
before the Almighty (Isaiah 40:15). "Who hath wrought
and done it, calling the generations from the
beginning? I' the LORD, the first, and with the last; I
am he" (Isaiah 41:4). Pride will lift the mind of man to
glory in himself far beyond the honor due the Creator
but He who made all things reminds man who is greatest
when he strikes at man with nature. Can man tame the
hurricane, ride the tornado, calm the seas or stop death?
Man is no more than dust on the balance before the God
who made the world.
Job was reminded of who God was and he said,
"Behold, I am vile; what'shall I answer thee? I will lay
mine hand upon my mouth" (Job 40:4). What else can
man do before such a great God? What else should man
do but honor a God so loving as sending His only
begotten Son. for the salvation of dust on the balance
(John 3:16)? Oh God how great your ocean, how small
my ship, how great your salvation.


Trenton Church of Christ
463-3793 502 Northeast 7th Street Trenton, Florida 32693
Please Visit www.trentonchurchofchrist.com Email kerux@bellsouth.net


placement of plants-taking an ar-
tistic approach in using multi-color
plants to achieve a beautiful lawn.
Who is your-hero? My high school
business teacher Hazel Ethridge.
She had a positive impact on my
direction in life.
Future plans: Retire one day in the
Smokey Mountains.


rate of 11 percent, the average return
on the S&P 500, the intrinsic 'value
is $50 per share. A more conserva-
tive approach using a discounted free
cash flow to the 'firm approach with
the same earnings growth rate yields
an intrinsic value of $65.
Meanwhile, I am raising my earn-
ings estimate for 2007 to $2.78 per
share and setting my estimate for
2008 at $3.06 per share. My current"
target price for the shares over the
next 12 months is $59, as compared
to a current price of $49.59, for a gain
of 19 percent. In addition, there is a
current dividend yield on the shares
of 3 percent.
At least one analyst, on Wall Street
has already upgraded the shares and
I believe that others will follow suit
if Anheuser-Busch continues to in-,
crease its earnings. Furthermore, the
shares hit a high of $54 as recently as
a month ago.
You can write to financial colum-
nist Lauren Rudd at '5 Gulf Manor
Drive, Venice, Fl. 34285 or email at
LVERudd@aol.com. Prior columns
are available at RuddReport.com.


Chamber Corner
We would like to welcome our
newest member to the Gilchrist
County Chamber of Cominerce
Mary Ka) Cosrmeucs, Independent
Beauty Consultant, Jean Ann Cannon.
Jean Ann is available for all your skin
care, cosmetic and fragrance needs
from a very well known skincare dis-
tributor, Mary Kay Cosmetics. If you,
would like to find out more about the
Mary Kay products, you can contact,
Jean Ann at (352) 46,3-3906, Fax an
order to: (352) 472-5431, email: Can-
nonJA@MaryKay.com and check
out the' website at: www.MaryKay.
com/CannonJA.
Back to School Days at the Bell
High School Bus Loop, August 4,
2007, 9 am to 12 noon. Then at the;
Trenton Elementary School Bus Loop
August 18, 2007, 9 am to 12 noon.
All Gilchrist County students grades
K-8th are invited to attend. Every stu-
* dent will receive a free helmet and a
goody bag. There will be several free
drawings at each of, these events for
bicycles and backpacks. There will
be a Bicycle Rodeo, car seat checks,
fingerprinting, face painting and re-

Lottery Numbers
Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Lotto Drawing:
1-20-37-42-44-45
One winner of the $3 million
jackpot.

5-Digit Winners:
45 at $6,129.00

4-Digit Winners
2,392 at $93.50

3-Digit Winners:
53,020 at $6.00

Play 4 Drawing:
1-7-2-6

Cash 3 Drawing:
7-9-1

Saturday, July 28,2007

Lotto Drawing:
8-12-13-24-27-41
No winners of the $3 million
jackpot.

5-Digit Winners:
90 at $3,894.50

4-Digit Winners:
5,250 at $54.00

3-Digit Winners:
98,265 at $4.00

Play 4 Drawing:
3-4-0-8


Cash 3 Drawing:
1-0-7


Page Three


THU SDA A UU~ I LU %,PX. NX "' J


COOKING AND CARRYING' ON


By Cindy
John and I celebrated our 28th an-
niversary on Saturday, July 28th. We
spent the weekend in St. Mary, Geor-.
gia. St. Mary's is the first coastal town
in Georgia just above Jacksonville.,
One of the nice things about our trip
was that it's only about three hours
away. Another thing about St. Mary
is that it's really small and quiet. John
and I like small, slow and quiet not
busy, fast and loud.
On Friday night we ate at Lang's
Seafood which is located right on the
waterfront. After a wonderful supper
of fried shrimp and a seafood platter
we walked out on the marina docks
and then down tothe city park which
is also located right on the waterfront.
The park is probably one of the pretti-
est parks I've ever visited. They have
a huge fountain in the center and two
large gazebos. Down next to the wa-
ter the town has installed tabby pil-
lars with swings hanging from them.
It was nice to sit awhile in the swing
and enjoy the waterfront.
Lang's was a real treat; their sea-
food is so much like the food that was
served on the dock in Cedar Key long
ago. You know, just straight forward

freshments, so come join the fun. If
you have any questions or to make a
donation to this event please contact
Mollie Branning or Teri Gentry at the
Gilchrist County Sheriff's Office at
(352) 463-3410.
Remember if,you would like to
promote your place of business and
meet other Chamber members by
having a Chamber Mixer please con-
tact Maureen at the Chamber office
(352) 463-3467 or (352) 463-4047.
If you are a new business or an indi-
vidual and would like more informa-
tion on how to become a member of
the Chamber of Commerce give us. a
.call at (352i 463-3467.
Renunder. Farmer's Market at the
Trenton Depot Tuesday afternoons
from 2:00 PM-7:00 PM.
Character trait for the month of
August is: "Idealist"' definition:'
"Should have an unimpeachable in-
tegrity, be open to correction, be will-
ing to identify problems as they arise,
and speak the truth boldly."


Gilchrist County
Marriage Applications
Kenneth Lee Knowles, 4/30/1970,
and Cortney Lynn Moore, 9/5/1975,
both of Bell.
Ronald Allen Hicks, 7/18/1985,
of Bell, and Shelley Kate Law,
3/28/1989, of Archer.


A piece of the miracle process has
been reserved for each of us.
Jim Rohn


Jo Ayers
cooking good fresh shrimp, fried to
perfection, a tossed salad and baked
potato. What can I say, if it ain't broke
don't fix it. The Lang's have several
shrimp boats and catch the shrimp
that they serve in their restaurant.
On Saturday morning we caught
the ferry to Cumberland Island. Cum-
berland Island was pretty neat. There
were crumbling ruins of several man-
sions as well as groups of wild hors-
es. The wild horses have inhabited
the island for a couple hundred years.
We didn't tour any of the other areas
of the island due to the heat. Boy was
it hot. If you ever plan a trip to Cum-
berland Island go in the early spring
or late fall.
.On Sunday around noon time we
drove down to Outback Crab Shack
at Six Mile Marina near St. Augus-
tine. We had lunch and it was as good
as always.'
It sure was good to get away for a
few days. But you know there is re-
ally no place quite like home. Your
own bed, your own pillow, your own
remote....we must be getting old.

The following recipe is easy and
really pretty good. It a one dish meal,
just add a salad and you are done.

1 pound ground beef
9 oz. of frozen chopped broccoli,
thawed and drained
4 oz. package grated mozzarella
cheese
1/2 cup chopped onions
1/2 cup sour cream
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
2 cans Pillsbury@ crescent dinner
rolls
1 egg beaten
Heat oven to 375 degrees. In a me-
dium frying pan brown meat, drain
well. Add broccoli. onions. cheese,
sour cream, salt and pepper and sim-
mer 10 minutes. Cool.
Separate dough into 4 long, rect-
angles. On ungreased cookie. sheet,
overlap long sides of 2 rectangles 1/2
inch; firmly press edges and perfo-
rations to seal. Press or roll to form
13x7 inch rectangle. Spoon meat
mixture in 3-inch strip down center
of dough. Bring long edges of dough
rectangles ovei the filling, overlap
edges slightly pinch edges ,and ends
to seal. Repeat with remaining rect-
angles. Brush with beaten egg. Bake
at 375 degrees for 18 to 22 minutes.


When breaking news
happens, call the
Gilchrist County Journal
at
463-7135


Letter to the Editor:
I would like to try and clear up any misunderstanding on the 3 to 2 vote
that the Gilchrist County Board of County Commissioners took at the July
16th Budget Workshop on setting the "tentative" village rate that will be
on the taxpayers trim notices. All Board members had the opportunity to
make a motion to set the village rate during about an hour of discussion.
At no time did any Board Member Mrake a motion to set the village rate
lower than the 8.75 rate that the Board voted on. During that hour long
discussion any Board Member could have made a motion to set the millage
at any rate up to 10 mills. During our discussion it was pointed out by our
Clerk, who is also responsible for the Board's finances, that if we set the
millage rate lower than the actual roll back rate that was established by the
Legislature, that not only would Gilchrist County be penalized in antici-
pated revenues this year, but for the next several years to come. This was
very important at this time in our Budget process because the Department
of Revenue had not been able to establish what the actual roll back was to
be. It is also very important to note that in setting the "tentative" millage
rate at 8.75, then it can only be lowered and not raised. It is good budget-
ing practice to have a safety factor until the final budget is passed and the
"Final" millage rate is set. It is also important to'note that during the
motion to set the "tentative" village rate at 8.75 it was also noted that the
Board instructed the Finance Department to calculate our budget revenues
on a millage rate of 8.2695, in anticipation of setting the final rate at that
amount, or at the actual roll back rate that has yet to be determined by the
Department of Revenue.
It is also important to note that all 5 Board Members want to set the
millage rate at the roll back rate, but until that rate is actually determined,
it would not be good practice to set a rate lower than the roll back rate and
lose revenue for years to come.
As to Commissioner D. Ray Harrison, Jr.'s comment on what the past
Board of County Commissioners could liave done in lowering the millage
rate below 10 mills, it is obvious that he has not studied the past budgets of
the Board. I also do not remember him at any of those budget workshops
and he was certainly not informed as to the Board Members who were
present. It is always easy to sit on the sidelines and say what you would
have done.
All of the Board of County Commissioners want to give the taxpayers
the full tax relief that they deserve. I only ask that you be patient through
the Budget process and let us get the certified roll back rate from the De-
partment of Revenue so we will not be penalized mn revenues this year and
years to come.
If anyone would like to talk about this issue or any other issue please call
me at home at (386) 935-3256 or on my cell phone at (352) 745-0221.
Randy Durden
Gilchrist County Commissioner, District 3
Current Board Chair


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Remember Our Troops
by the Republican Executive
Committee of Gilchrist County
The Republican Executive Com-
mittee of Gilchrist County is at-
tempting to establish a current list
of all Gilchrist County residents,
who served in any branch of the U.S.
Armed Services between January
2006 and present.
The list will be used for our prayer
remembrance list and for a plaque
that will be presented to the county
during our Stars of Freedom Ban-
quet. A date for the banquet has not
been determined.
The plague will honor our fam-
ily and friends who have served our
country in the military and are the
Real Stars of Freedom.
The list below is incomplete, we
don't have all of the names and we
need your help to fill in the blanks.
We would like .the present rank,
branch of military service, if the
person served in a combat zone and
present mailing address (all mailing
addresses will be kept confidential)
so that we can contact these brave
souls and personally thank them.
Please take the time to scan the
list and if you can help us call Ken
Palm at 352-463-0089 or Dr. Geneva
Cornwell at 352-463-1473.
Thank you very much for your
help and Remember to Pray for our
Troops!
Mindy Alvord, Brad E. Anderson,
Donna Slayton/Rowe Anderson,
Clayton App, Deborah J. Assela-
nis, Jonathan W. Barrs, Drew Barry,
Crystal L. Baylon, Daniel J. Beans,
Josh Beans, Kristopher IE. Beasley,
Peter L. Belanger, Keith E. Benson,
Ronald H. Benton, Jr., Daniel L. Bey-
er, Thomas G. Bialozynski, Macy J.
Bible, Timothy J. Blackford, Edward
H. Boland, Kevin C. Bost, Devin
Boyette, Lucas H. Brackett, Kristin
A. Brown, Joseph G. Bullock, Patri-
cia C. Burkel, Kent C. Burnaw, Amy
E. Butler, Michael Butler, Steven P.
Butler, Steve Calloway, John C: Car-
ney, Denna L. Carr, Donald K. Carr,
Thomas Caudill,Alan H. Caulk, John
W. Charlton, Matthew J. Charlton,
Raymond L. Clark, William Eddie
Coarsey, Jeremy L. Coker, Robert
Collier, Ben Coppage, Levi S. Cop-
page, Matthew Corbin, James A.
Comwell, Evan M. Crabtree, Kath-
ryn L. Croft, Patrick C. Curry, Ryan
L. Dalton, Kenneth D. Daub, David
A. Davis, Phillip S. Davis, Rebecca
L. Davis, Andrew Dawkins, Robert


Dean, Kenneth Earl Ducker, Angela
M. Duquette, Randy C. Ellison, Scott
Elmore, Dawn R. Faught, George T.
Faught, Matthew J. Felmey, Chris-
tine M. Ferguson, Sean A. Flanick,
Jimmy M. Fletcher, Jr., (Army, Iraq),
Jeffrey Folis, Rodney A. Frazier,
Manley C. Frost, Christopher L.
Geiger, Lajawn R. Gladney, Kath-
ryn M. Grayson, John Guzman, Kyle
E. Habig, Brett Hanchey, Angela L.
Hart, Gary L. Hatfield, Daniel Hau-
prich, Jeremiah Hauprich, Ryan L.
Hausner, Richard A. Havens, Joey
Heilig, Lucinda D. Hendricks, Jason
M. Hickey, Gary Hilliard, Dylan Hill-
iard, Mark Hilliard, Steven G. Hill-
iard, J. B. Hodge, Wayne J. Hodge,
Ira R. Holland, Brandon M. Houston,
Phillip G. Houston, Raun M. How-
ell, Joe Hudson, Jason R. Huffman,
Carl Hunter, Jr., Michael L. Hunter,
David M. Janik, Jonathan W. Jen-
kins, Kathleen M. Jenkins, Melissa I.
Johnson, Todd M. Johnson, Kelli L.
Keith, Henry W. Kennedy, Eugene R.
Kraemer, Jr., Darrell R. Lamb, Sha-
ron M. Lamb, Ann Marie Landrum,
Brian Landrum, Nicholas F. Lang-
ford, Heather Langston, Christopher
R. Layfield, Peter E. Leone, Keith W.
Lightner, Mathew D. Lightner, Mi-
chael R. Lightner. Mathew C. Lind,
Joseph W. Long, Rob Long, Diana
Katie Lovett, Jonathan W. Luchak,
Matthew A. Magness, Michael J.
Marquis, Randell M. Matthews, Da-
vid Mauldin, Gus Mauldin, John A.
Mauro, Michael Mayo, Larry S. Mc-
' Beth, Glenn P. McKay, Evan McQuis-
ton, T. J. Miller, Mark Milton, Patrick
.G. Minto, Kenneth G. Moreno, Allen
Murray, Chevis W. Musselman, Jim-
mi Myers, Daniel Neal, Jr., Sherman
B. Nobles, Charity S. Odell, George,
0. Osteen, William T. Osteen, Derek
K. Pace, Rebecca L. Paceley, Jodi M.
Peelman, Christopher J. Pergrossi,
Adam J. Perry, David L. Philman,
Arthur J. Pipes, Jacobs C. Pleiman,
William Powell, Rosanna F. Pow-
ers, Heather N. Price, John S. Price,
Stacey B. Rand, Angelina J. Rauseo,
Gareth M. Ray, Steven Reed, Aaron
Riess (Afghanistan), Matthew M. Re-
mai, Matthew E. Rexroat, Aaron D.
Riess, Matthew T. Riordan, Stephan
Roberts, Jr., Ronald T. Roberts,
Thomas F. Roberts, James K. Rog-
ers, Kevin Rogers, Cody L. Rolling,
Jody L. Rolling, Aaron D. Ross, Cur-
tis L. Ross, Robert Ross, Thomas J.
Rush, Scott A. Schoppenhorst, Dan-
iel 0. Schreiber, Dave Scott, Blake
R. Shackelford, Nitka Shearin, Rex
S. Shearin, John P. Shelley, Brian J.


New Life
Assembly of God
9579 US-129 S Trenton, Florida
463-7004
You can make a difference! ,
Services: ":,
Sunday School 10 am .. .'
Praise & Worship/KidZone 11 am .
Evening Worship 6 pm
Wednesday Night Service & Pastor:
"The Place" (Youth) 7 pm Don & Jerri Lunsford


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


Shepard, Ronald Sherman, John W.
Sherry, Jarred E. Shewey, Jeremy G.
Shinkle, Sherri L. Slaughter, Donna
Slayton, James Slayton, Ernest D.
Smith, George D. Smith, Tyler B.
Smith, Christopher L. Snyder, Joseph
R. Snyder, Jeffrey E. Solis, Thomas J.
Stoner, Donny Staton, James Staton,
William A. Suggs, Joshua C. Sulli-
van, Johnny R. Swedenburg, Thom-
as J. Telfer, Michael B. Templeton,
Brandon Thorsen, Gregory Turner,
Justin Twigg, Nathan Twigg, Chad
W. Vann, Camelle N. Vernon, Mat-
thew L. Waddell, Robert G. Waldron,
Danielle M. Walker, Bryan A. Wall,
Matthew V. Watson, Bryan C. Wells,
LaShonda White, David A. Whit-
wood, Ronnie J. Wilder, Stephen D.
Wilder, Colby Wilkerson, Robert C.
Wilkerson, Phillip R. Williams, Sta-
cia L. Williams, R. L. Wills, Kim-
berly L. Wilridge, Wesley D: Wilson,
Ashley N. Wood, Daniel Wood, Kyle
Worthington, Amanda M. Ysidron,
Freddie D. Zayas.


LCCC Board to meet
August 14
The Lake City Community College
(LCCC) District Board of Trustees
will meet at 4 p.m., Tuesday, August
14 in the LCCC Board Room.
The District Board of Trustees is
appointed by the governor and the
trustees' term is for a four-year pe-
riod. Anyone in the college's district
may send a nomination to the gover-
nor for trustee appointments.
LCCC is a two-year community
college locally governed and pub-
licly supported. The college serves
a five-county district that includes
Baker, Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist,
and Union counties. LCCC is accred-
ited by the Commission on Colleges
of the Southern Association of Col-
leges and Schools to award the asso-
ciate degree.
A complete agenda will be avail-
able prior to the meeting. For more
information contact the public in-
formation office at (386) 754-4248.
This meeting is open to the public.


Iehwtcf&J xwI
Lighthouse Word
Church Youth
Rally to be held on
August 12th
The Lighthouse Word Church is
hosting a Youth Rally on Sunday, Au-
gust 12th at 6:00 pm, featuring praise
and worship and local Youth Groups
in dance, drama and special music.
Please call Jane Turner at 493-1554
as soon as possible if your Youth
Group would like to participate.

Riverside Baptist will
have Homecoming on
August 12th
Riverside Baptist Church will cel-
ebrate Homecoming on August 12,
2007. Sunday School will be at 9:45
a.m. and morning worship at 11:00
a.m.
Brother Tom Baird will be our
guest speaker. We will serve dinner
after the morning worship service.
Everyone is welcome to celebrate
with us. For further information
call Pastor Al Pflueger at (386) 935-
3935.

Revival to be held at
Union Baptist Church
August 5th-8th
Union Baptist Church will be
having a Revival from August 5th
through August 8th.
We will be featuring evangelist
Dwight Singleton and special music
by Brent Owens.
The meetings will be on Sun-,
day, August 5th at 6 p.m.; Monday
through Wednesday, August 6th-8th
at 7 p.m.
All are invited to come to the re-
vival. We are located 5. miles west
of Newberry on Hwy 26. For more
information about Union Baptist
Church or the revival please call the
church office at (352) 472-3845.
Union Baptist Church


PUBLIC NOTICE
CITY OF TRENTON
PARKS ADVISORY BOARD
The City of Trenton Parks Advisory Board will meet on Tuesday,
August 7,2007 at 6:00 p.m. in the Kathryn Deen Commission Room
at 114 N. Main Street, Trenton, FL. The purpose of the meeting
is to select projects as part of the City of Trenton's 200 F RDAP.
application. Please call 352-463-40.0) if you have aiy questions.
comments, or special needs.



Trenton Communita Nazarene Church

(2 miles west of traffic light on 5R-Z)

10:)0 a.m. Sunday Worship Service

7:00 p.m. Wednesday Worship'Service

65-1057 Pastor Merle Goodrich



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.


Group from Mt. Nebo Baptist, front row, left to right, Alene Philman,.,
Nellie Lewis, Nancy Yarghn, Nancy Padgett, and Dorothy Roberts.
Back Row, left to right, B. J. Light, Marie Cooper, Patsy Avery, Joice
Snoddy, Anne Jenkins, and Norm Conti. Not pictured, A.C. Jectki-'"
and.Amos Philman Sr.


Mt. Nebo Baptist honors
Ayers Health and Rehab
with birthday party
On July 25, 2007, the Mt. Nebo
Baptist Church honored the Ayers
Health & Rehab residents with the
July Birthday Party and a great time
was had by all.
Music for this event was presented
by the Don Martin Band, including
Amos Philman, Jr, whose father is
currently undergoing physical therapy
at Ayers. Amos Sr. is also a member





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of Mt. Nebo Baptist Church, so his,'
old friends gathered around him, too.!
as well as the Birthday people. Each,*,
person who had a July Birthday was*
presented with 'a lap robe, tissues,'
lotion, sugar-free candy and se ierall.
other gifts. My lady, Mary L, ons,
was celebrating her 95th Birthday. A
beautiful birthday cake was served
to all attending residents and the hall
was filled with Best Wishes and the.,
singing of Happy Birthday to all.
by Nancy Padgett \


uuaannee Riber bbriners will hol&dAicted
COUNTRY BREAKFAST
$4 per plate, All-U-Can-Eat
(Pancakes, eggs, sausage, milk, orange juice, coffee and tea)
I 7am- 10:30am


Ib


KfA Saturday, August 4th I H
1/2 mile north of Fanning Springs on SR-26
For more info call: 352-542-9284


BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
"Committed to living and sharing the message of God's love."
Bible Study 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Worship 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.
Prayer & Discipleship Wed. 7 p.m.
Youth Praise & Worship Wed. 6:30 p.m.
Awana Program Wed. 6:30 p.m. /


7070 S.W. CR-334A Trenton, FL 32693
Pastor: Jake Cravey
Youth Director: Aaron Bachle
bethelit@bellsoiuth.net www.backtobethel.org


352-463-2028


YOU ARE WELCOME AT

PRISCILLA BAPTIST CHURCH

5509 S.W. County Road 232, Bell, Florida .
(Between Bell & Trenton 2.5 miles West of SR 129)

Sunday School......................10:00 AM
Morning Worship.....................11:00 AM
Evening Worship...........................6:00 PM
.,Wednesday Night Prayer/Youth...7:30 PM
Be a part of an exciting time of Worship and Bible Study.

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16655 N. W. CR-339 Trenton, Florida 32693
352-463-2151
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Bro. Greg Douglas, Pastor
Bro. Rickey Whitley, Minister of Students
Charles Brock, Music Director


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Sunday School/Bible Study......................9:15 AM
Morning Worship Service................ 10:30 AM
Children's Church................................ 10:30 AM
Evening Worship Service.................... 6:00 PM
Wednesday Night Services: Prayer Meeting,
AWANA & Youth Worship......................7:00 PM
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6259 $.E. 75TH AVENUE NEWBERRY, FL 32669

SUNDAY SCHOOL ................................. 9:45 AM
MORNIN WORSHIP ................................... 11 AM
EVENING WORSHIP .................................... 6 PM
WEDNESDAY EVENING SERVICES:
ADULT BIBLE STUDY, CHILDREN, & YOUTH ... 7 PM

PASTOR: TRAVi$ MOODY
MINISTER OF YOUTH: ROBBIE BEACH
CHURCH PHONE: 352-472-3845
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Welcomes You
"Embracing the Past and Reaching Toward the Future."
Comer of NE Second St. and Highway 26 in Trenton
(Nursery provided for all services)
Sunday School 9:45 AM (classes for all ages)
Sunday Morning Worship & Children's Church 11 AM
Sunday Night Bible Study 6 PM
Wednesday Nights:
Awana 6:20 PM
Youth Bible Study, Praise & Worship 6:30 PM
Adult Bible Study & Prayer 7 PM

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Mt. Nebo Baptist Church (SBc)
4200 N.W. CR-340, Bell, FL 32619
(3 miles North of Bell on Hwy-340 West)
Sunday School ............................... 9:45 am
Morning W orship ............................. 11 am
Evening W orship ................................ 6 pm
Wednesday Evening Services:
AWANA 6:15pm, Youth "JAM" night & Adult Bible Study... 7 pm
Pastor: Rev. Jimmy Corbin
Minister of Youth: Matt Holtsclaw
Church Phone: 386-935-3575
"Committed -to Reaching People for Christ"


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A benefit for Casey Patrick Martin
of Bell will be held on Sunday, Au-
gust 5 in Bell at Lou's Burgers and
More. Casey will have major back
surgery on August 13, 2007.
The event will begin at 11 a.m. un-
til. Barbecue chicken dinners as well
as fried fish dinners will be served for
$7.00 a plate. Each plate comes with
sides and homemade desserts are in-
cluded in the dinners.
There will also be drawings every
hour starting at noon. A carnival will
be set up for the children along with
a cake walk.
Please keep Casey and his family in
your prayers.


Casey Patrick Martin


Bluegrass Pickin'
planned for August 4th
We would like to ask everybody to
come out on August 4th at 7 p.m. to
listen to some of the best bluegrass in
North Florida. The Suwannee Valley
Bluegrass Pickin' has moved to the
Otter Springs Resort.
On the first Saturday of each month
we will be having our Bluegrass Pick-
in' in the Otter Springs Resort Lodge.


It is free to the public, and in a nice
air-conditioned building. All you
have to do is bring yourself on out to
the Otter Springs Resort and have a
great time and enjoy some good old
time Bluegrass music or call and re-
serve a full hookup campsite.
For more information you can call
Cloud Haley at (800) 990-5410 or
Mr. Stacy at (386) 935-3337 or the
Otter Springs Resort at 463-0,800.
Hope to see ya there.


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Suwannee River Fair
to Hold Annual
Meeting
The Suwannee River Fair and
Livestock Association will hold
it's Annual Meeting August 6,
at 7:00 p.m. at the fairgrounds in
Fanning Springs. Elections will
be held at this meeting. Up for
re-election in Dixie County are
Tim Alexander and Troy John-
son. In Levy County are Chuck
Cook and Loran Brookins are up
for election. In Gilchrist County
are Earl Jones and Terry Parrish
will be up for election. The Direc-
tor at Large Mickey Beauchamp
is also up for election. You must
be a fair member to vote.
The new, membership drive
has started. The dues are $5.00
annually, payable to the Suwan-
nee River Fair or you can mail
them to P.O. Box 252, Trenton,
FL 32693. Make sure your
name, address, telephone and
which county you will be voting
in are listed. We will also be tak-
ing dues at the annual meeting.
Mandatory Meetings will
start in August. The first meet-
ing will be August 18 at the FFA
Rodeo Arena between Trenton
and Bell., It will start at 9 a.m.
Another meeting will be Septem-
ber 1 at the Williston Horseman
Arena in Levy County, at 8 a.m.
Also, September 17,6 p.m. at the
fairgrounds in Fanning Springs.
If you plan to show an animal
in the fair in 2008 it is manda-
tory that you attend one of these
meetings.

Help Spring Ridge
VFD raise $2000+ for
the Children's Miracle
Network at the August
pancake breakfast
The Spring Ridge Volunteer Fire
Department invites you to its next and
very special Pancake Breakfast this
Saturday, August 4, at its fire station.
We will be donating 'the funds col-
lected at this breakfast to the CHIL-
DREN'S MIRACLE NETWORK.
We have set a goal of $2000.00 dol-
lars, and we hope you will join us
in trying to reach and exceed this
amount and last year's record. The
Children's Miracle Network is a local
charity that operates to help meet the
medical needs and comforts of this
area's children. Please bring your
friends and neighbors along as we all
join together to support this worthy,
cause.
This breakfast will start at 7:30
. a.m. on Saturday, August 4, and run
until at least 10:00 a.m. All residents
of tile Gi uh[iit Cinnt, are.i ariid lur-
r.iounding coinuies cInd conlniniLle_'
are invited to attend. Blueberry, wal-
nut and plain pancakes will be served,
along with sausages, eggs, coffee
and juice. As usual, the cost for the
breakfast will be a donation to the fire
department (which this month will be
sent to the Children's Miracle Net-
work). The Spring Ridge firehouse
is located on County Road 340 (Poe
Springs Road), near the Spring Ridge
Church of God. Come have a nice
breakfast and chat with your neigh-
bors. See you on the first Saturday of
August (and every month)!


arrested on the charge of Battery/Do-
mestic Violence.
On July 19, 2007, Ivan W. Easterly,
7/31/66, was arrested on charges of
Sexual Act with Child 12 18 YOA,
Unlawful Sex Act with Minors and
Sexual Battery using Force.
On July 20,2007, Ivan W. Easterly,
7/31/66, was arrested on the charge of
Engaging in Sexual Act W.ith Child.
OnJuly 20, 2007, Lamont L. Ro-
chelle, 5/17/79, was arrested on the
charge of Battery/Domestic Vio-


On July 16, 2007, two (2) Juveniles
were arrested on an Order to Take
into Custody.
On July 16, 2007, Kara M. Mc-
Question, 7/11/86, was arrested on
three (3) counts of VOP/Worthless
Checks.
On July 17, 2007, Michael A.
Bramblett, 10/20/82, was arrested on
charges of Forgery three (3) counts
and Uttering a Forged Instrument five
(5) counts.
On July 17, 2007, Anthony Wil-
liams, 2/26/81, was arrested on an
Alachua County Warrant with the
charge of VOP/Possession of Co-
caine.
On July 17,2007, Brian A. Pearson,
2/23/77, was arrested on the charge of
FTA/DWLSR.
On July 17, 2007, Miguel A. Sifon-
te, 2/5/81, was arrested on the charge
of VOP/Aggravated Assault with a
Weapon.
On July 18, 2007, Klista Brant,
11/10/70, was arrested on the charge
of Battery/Domestic Violence.
On July 18,2007, Chelsey B. Beck,
6/13/79, was arrested on the charge of
FTA/False 911 Calls.
On July 18, 2007, Leslie N. Bras-
well, 6/15/73, was arrested on the
charge of VOP/Felony DUI.
On July 18, 2007, Joseph Morgan,
9/21/77, was arrested on a Gilchrist
County Warrant with the charge of
VOP/Possession of Controlled Sub-
stance and a Levy County Warrant
with the charge of VOP/Grand Theft.
On July 18, 2007, Anthony J. Land,
7/12/82, was arrested on the charge of
FTA/County Ordinance.
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On July 21,2007, Jason E. Fowler,
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5th Grade
White wide-ruled notebook paper
(No spiral bound notebooks); Two
blue or black pens; Two number 2
pencils; Crayons; Package of colored
pencils; Ruler; Scissors; Eraser; Pen-
cil sharpener (small manual); Back-
pack or book bag; Box of Kleenex;
White out strip or pen (No liquid
correction fluid).
6th Grade
Needed: Mechanical pencils (Sci-
ence); Regular pencils (if desired);
Pens-blue or black ink only; Ruler;
Paper; Four 3-ring binder notebooks
(those are the 1-inch plastic or paper
kind-very inexpensive); 3 sets of di-
viders; 1 package of rubber gloves;
1 box of Kleenex; 1 roll of masking
tape; Small personal pencil sharpener,.
Optional: Colored pencils; Markers;
Flash drives for media storage; Small
scissors; Sticky notes; Highlighter;
Backpack; For Science (We will need
as much of the following as anyone
can help with): Clorox wipes; Ziploc
bags (quart size); Dish soap; White
vinegar; Gravel (like for a fish tank);
1 inch nails; Hand sanitizer; Potting
soil; Things to save for special activi-
ties: Cardboard tubes (paper towel
size or larger); Styrofoam trays (from
meat and vegetables); Baby food jars
(or small jars); Small plastic contain-


ers with lids (like yogurt, small butter
bowls, etc.)
7th Grade
Language Arts: Notebook-Three-
ring binder (2 or 3 inch) with college
ruled paper; Pencils; Pens-black or
blue; Dividers for notebooks (7 sec-
tions); Box of Kleenex; White out.
Social Studies: Two-inch binder with
college ruled paper; 5 dividers; Pen-
cils; Colored pencils-12 pack"'Ruler;
2 glue sticks; Graph Paper
Math: Three-ring binder (size doesn't
matter); Notebook paper (college or
wide-ruled); Basic function calcula-
tor; Pencils.
Reading: Composition book; Pencils;
Pens; Sticky notes.
Science: 1 two-inch three-ring bind-
er/notebook with pockets; Notebook
paper; 5 dividers; Number 2 pencils;
1 package of colored pencils; 1 pack-
age of EXPO whiteboard markers.
8th Grade
Math: Elementary calculator (No
scientific or graphing calculators
please); Paper; Pencils; Small pack
of graph paper (optional).
Science: Package of colored pencils;
Black Sharpie marker; Three-ring
notebook with pockets; Lots of note-
book paper; Pencils; Black or blue
pens


Gilchrist school personnel

participate in "Dare to Share"


Pictured left to right: Melvin McMullen, Assistant Superintendent
of Instructional Services (Suwannee County), Walter Boatright, Su-
perintendent (Suwannee County), James Vickers, Superintendent
(Gilchrist County) and James Surrency, Assistant Superintendent for
Instructional Services (Gilchrist County).
Submitted
Gilchrist County school personnel are the most recent benefactors of
Gainesville City School's "Dare to Share" initiative. Representatives from
this Georgia school district visited the Gilchrist school district on Wednesday,
July 18th to share the Gainesville City Schools' Story with key administrators
and teachers.
Gilchrist, Suwannee, Dixie, Union, Bradford, and Levy county schools
took part in this full-day workshop in order to glean "best practices" from
this successful school district, including how to create a culture of success
through accountability, transparency, and continual change.
The Gainesville Model demonstrates elimination of achievement gaps
through a paradigm shift changing mindsets from the traditional Bell curved
achievement goals to a standards-based benchmark that ALL students are
expected to reach. In order to reach this lofty goal, Superintendent Dr. Steven
Ballowe recommended the use of their current model that incorporates data
management, data informed instruction, proactive, prescriptive assessment,
standards-based Credit Recovery, and creative use of resources. Key points
of the Gainesville City School mindset include a mantra of "no excuses" and
a focus on community involvement and 100% care of students. Gilchrist
County School Superintendent Mr. James "Buddy" Vickers plans to
continue the district's progressive move toward 100% proficiency through
implementation of some of these suggested best practices.


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Trenton Middle School

Supply List


Bell Higi

SuppI
Mrs. Downs 6th Grade Language
Arts: Highlighters; "Post It" Notes;
Blue/black pens; Perforated spiral.
notebooks with pockets; Pencil
Mrs. Hodge 6th Grade Math: 5 sec-
tion perforated spiral notebook with
pockets; Mechanical pencils
Mrs. Clark 6th Grade Science:
1 five subject spiral notebook with
perforated pages and pocket, divid-
ers; Pencils (preferably mechanical);
Loose-leaf Note; 3x5 note cards; 1-
2" three ring binder; 1 composition
book; Hand sanitizer (not required);
Kleenex (not required); Colored pen-
cils (not required); Washable magic
markers (not required); Scotch tape
(not required)
Mrs. Brewster 7th Grade Lan-
guage Arts: Three ring notebook (no
-spiral); Dividers (tab dividers); Pens
and Pencils; Paper
Mrs. Mehl 7th Grade Math: 1 three
ring binder with pockets (2 or 2 ;
in.); 8 tab dividers (we will label in
class); Loose-leaf paper (no spirals);
Blue pens, wood pencils and a yellow
or blue highlighter; Ruler (US and
NMetric i, protractor. compas
Mrs. Liles 7th Grade ESE-MNath
1 spiral notebook (paper) per class; 2


Bell's Purple Powerhouse
Marching Band Camp starts
Monday, August 13th, promptly at 9
a.m.
The Band Camp Schedule follows:
Monday, August 13th, 9 a.m. to 7
p.m. (Uniform fitting for Seniors 9:30
a.m.). Tuesday, August 14th, 9 a.m.
to 7 p.m. (Uniform fittings for juniors
9:30 a.m.). Wednesday, August
15th, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Uniform
fittings for sophomores 9:30 a.m.).
Thursday, August 16th, 9 a.m. to 7
p.m. (Uniform fittings for freshman
9:30 a.m.). Friday, August 17th, 9
a.m. to 7 p.m. (Uniform fittings for
8th graders 9:30 a.m.).
Campus will be closed for all
students. No one will leave the
campus for lunch or dinners. Lunch
will be from 12-12:30, Dinner from 5
- 5:30 every day.
Please bring a bag lunch/dinner
and plenty of water.
Parents are welcome to drop off
dinner for their student starting at 5
p.m. Please do not interrupt practice
until they have been dismissed by
the director. Check on our website
for the "Survival Guide" for an in-,
depth list of materials that are needed


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y List
folders with pockets per class ; Pen-
cils for math; Pens (no red, pink, or
orange ink); 1 box of tissues
Miss Smith 7th Grade Reading:
Jump Drive; 1-2" three ring bind-
er clear view notebook (clear see
through sleeve on front); 1 pack of
dividers for binder; 1 pack of copy
paper 8.5x11; Pens/pencils needed
throughout the year; Loose-leaf paper
needed throughout the year; 1 pack
of highlighters; 1 zip pencil pouch
to be kept in binder; Sticky notes; 5
binder folders (have 3 holes punched
inside); 1 pack of sheet protectors;
Hand sanitizer (not required); Kleen-
ex (not required); Clorox wipes (not
required); Lysol (not required); Paper
towels (not required); Anti-bacterial
soap (not required)
Mr. Collins 7th Grade Science:
Three ring binder with dividers and
notebook paper; Black or blue ink
pens and pencils; "Post it" or sticky
notes; Centimeter ruler; Package or
colored markers or pencils; Spiral
bound composition book for bell
work and journaling; Packing of
graph paper; Simple calculator; Paper
to%% els; Baby wipes; Kleenex; Due to
group projects during the sear other
inexpensie supplies ma) be needed.
Continued to page 7


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maintain your 4iehicle properly in order to
reduce your repair cost and untimely
breakdowns. We realize your vehicle
represents a substantial investment on your
part and is an important part of meeting the
daily needs of your family.

Our state of the art, ten bay facility is
equipped with six vehicle lifts, the most up to
date diagnostic computer systems, the largest
computer database of service information
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vehicle repair and maintenance history, as
well as, keep track of the manufacturer's
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for camp. The Band Camp Packets
have also been sent. If you have not
received yours please contact the
band office at 463-4111.
Sara Gover
Debbie Norton-Aronowicz
The Trenton High School March-
ing Band will be having band camp
between August 1-17. Band members
and parents should check their calen-
dar for times and section practices.
Please be prepared for hot fun in
the sun. Please make sure to bring a
healthy lunch, plenty of water, sun-
sreen, a hat and a happy face. The
first game of the season will be Au-
gust 31 inr Trenton. The tigers will be
playing the Bell bulldogs.
Parents please watch for an an-
nouncement for the first band booster
meeting. All are welcomed and ap-
preciated, Your support is most im-
portant, please feel free to contact
Heather Faison-Band Booster Presi-
dent at (352) 231-0076 if you have
any questions or would like to vol-
unteer. The band boosters are looking
for people to help in the concession
stand and the spirit store.
Trenton Band Boosters


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Thirty attend volleyball camp at BHS


From basic fundamentals to core volleyball skills, members of the Lady Bulldogs Volleyball Team instructed 30
would-be volleyball players, grades kindergarten through 9th grade, at Volleyball Camp this week at Bell High
School. The Lady Bulldogs will kick off the 2007 volleyball season on August 23 with a preseason classic game.

Trenton High School Supply List


VunCannon
Algebra 1: Hard-back three-ring
binder; At least 4 notebook divid-
ers; Notebook paper (college or wide
ruled); Pencils / erasers; Basic four-
function calculator (no scientific or
graphing calculators)
Geometry: Hard-back three-ring
binder; At least 4 notebook divid-
ers; Notebook paper (college or wide
ruled); Pencils/erasers; Basic four-
function calculator (no scientific or
'graphing calculators)
Suggested materials: ruler, protrac-
"tor
'I Algebra 2 /Trigonometry: Hard-back
three-ring binder; At least 4 notebook
'dividers; Notebook paper (college or
wide-ruled); Pencils/erasers; Scien-


tific calculator (no graphing calcula-
tors)
Manders
English: One 1-inch three ring
binder; Blue or black pen; Package
of 5 dividers; Sticky notes; Notebook
paper (college or wide ruled); One
paper folder with pockets and fasten-
ers
Math: One 1-inch three-ring bind-
er; Pencils; Notebook paper (college
or wide ruled); Package of 5 dividers;
Calculator
Dasher
Math: One 1 1/2 inch three-ring
binder; Mechanical pencils; College
ruled paper; Dividers; ,Calculator


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Math: Lined paper; Graph paper;
Composition book; Pens/Pencils;
Glue stick.
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Science: Lined paper; Composition
book; Pens/Pencils; Glue Stick.
Roesner
1/4 inch hard-back 3-prong binder
with pockets; 10 dividers; Binder
hole punch with calculator (optional
convenience Dollar Store $1); Spi-
ral notebook for loose-leaf paper; 2
pencils with erasers; 2 black or dark
blue erasable pens; Sticky notes;
Highlighters; 2 dry-erase markers
Approximately 200 3x5 index cards
Lord
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ripper; Foods: 2 lb confectioner's
sugar; 1 foil pie pan
Schofield
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and assignments


1 1 Attention:
rBack to

School
Bell Purple Powerhouse Band Snfatv hnv
y tef ays


Students and Parents
Congratulations to the 2007-2008 edition that we all now share and are
Purple Powerhouse Marching Band. responsible for carrying forward.
The band is an important part of our Throughout the year you will be
community and I sincerely appreciate receiving communications concern-
all of your support during this transi- ing upcoming concerts and other per-
tion. I am very honored and excited tinent information. So keep check-
to be your new Band Director. All ing our wonderful website at www.
students and parents are invited to a bellpurplepowerhouseband.org
"Meet and Greet" on A quick reminder--
Friday, August 10th bring the band contract
from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and health form with
in the band room. I you on the first day of
look forward to meet- band camp on August
ing you all then. 1 13th. Due to Florida's
My goal is to give humidity and heat, it is
your student the best \ very important to have
educational and self- this information in case
development opportu- of an emergency.
nities possible through Leadership don't
participation in the Purple Power- forget Leadership Retreat on Friday,
house'Band. I am committed to do August 10th from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30
all I can for the students by providing p.m.
them with real life skills and reward- It is a privilege to have your stu-
ing musical experiences that will be dent as a valued musician in this
beneficial to them both in and out of organization. You play an important
band. The investment of time, effort role in everything we do. Welcome to
and energy will produce lifelong div- our new school year.
idends and will not go unnoticed. Sincerely, Sara Gover
Your student is a member of an ex- Director of Bands
citing musical organization and the GoverS@mygcsd.org
following information has been.de- --Submitted by Debbie Norton-
signed to help you and your student Aronowicz, President of Purple Pow-
better understand what is expected. erhouse Band at president@bellpur-
The Purple Powerhouse Band is built plepowerhouseband.org or (352)
upon a tradition of excellence, a tra- 463-4111.

Guardian ad Litem collecting


'Back to School supplies
The Guardian ad Litem Program tions, please contact J
for Levy and Gilchrist counties is ac- 352-486-3308 or 352-4(
cepting back to school supplies for Starting school with t
children currently being served by will make a difference
the Program. life.
Any items from reams of paper, It will be one less third
spiral notebooks, folders, pencils, dren have to be without
pens, crayons, backpacks, or gift year.
cards for supplies are greatly needed
for these children.
Donations can be dropped off at Sch
the Guardian ad Litem office in Levy
County at 295 South Court Street or Elementary
at the Capital City Bank in Bronson. Monday, Aug. 20
In Gilchrist County at the Capital Chicken Nuggets .wit
City Bank in Trenton or Bell. Roll or Turkey Wrap; F
For further information or ques- Sweet Young Green


Meet your teacher!


Gilchrist County students will have
the opportunity to meet their teachers
on Thursday, Aug. 16!
Orientation will begin at 5:30 p.m.
at both Trenton Elementary School
and Bell Elementary School and at 7
p.m. for Trenton Middle/Senior High


School and Bell High School stu-
dents. Bell Elementary School will
post a classroom listing in front of
the school. Parents and students are
encouraged to look at the list, it will
provide each student's classroom in-
formation.


Bell High School

Supply List


Continued from page 6
Mrs. Welch 8th Grade Reading:
Jump Drive; 1-2" three ring bind-
er clear view notebook (clear see
through sleeve on front); 1 pack of
dividers for binder; 1 pack of copy
paper 8.5 x 11; Pens/pencils needed
throughout the year; Paper needed
throughout the year; 1 pack of high-
lighters; 1 zip pencil pouch to be kept
in binder; Sticky notes; 5 binder fold-
ers (have 3 holes punched inside); 1
pack of sheet protectors
Mrs. Verhaeren 8th Grade Ameri-
can History: Spiral notebook; Paper
Folder; Loose Notebook Paper; Col-
ored Pencils; Normal Pencils; Black
or blue ink pen; Red pen; Highlight-
er; "Post It" notes
Mrs. Smith 8th Grade Math: Spiral


composition book; Pencils; Basic cal-
culator; Graph paper; Folder-pocket
and prongs
Mrs. Smith 8th Grade Science: 1
inch three ring binder with paper and
dividers; 3 x 3 sticky notes; pencils;
blue or black pens (no gel pens);
markers or colored pencils; graph
paper; towels (optional); baby wipes.
(optional);' tissues (optional); dish-
washing detergent (optional)
Coach Harden III Middle School
Physical Education: "White" Bell
P.E. Shirt (Cost is $5); Athletic Shorts
for summer and fall months; Athletic
pants for winter months (wind pants
or sweat pants. No pajama pants and
no jeans); Non -Marking Athletic
Style Shoes (No sandals, crocs, or
boots)


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Choice of Milk; Brownie
Wednesday, Aug. 22
Spaghetti with Meat Sauce with
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Chilled'Pears; Choice of Milk
Thursday, Aug. 23
Oven Fried Chicken/Wheat Roll or
Fruit and Yogurt Plate; Whipped
Potatoes & Gravy; Steamed Cab-
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Fruit Flavored Gelatin
Friday, Aug. 24
Pepperoni Pizza or PB & J Sand-
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ing; Seasoned Green Beans; Frozen
Juice Bar; Choice of Milk


The new school year is just around
the corner and the Bell FFA Alumni
will hold its first meeting of the 2007-
2008 school year on Thursday, August


y, 2007. Th ne meetmg will be held at
the Bell Ag Building at 7 p.m.
A covered dish dinner will be
enni Ellis at served. The alumni will provide the
63-3135. drinks and paper products.
hese supplies All parents, grandparents, past FFA
in a child's members, and all adults interested in
supporting the Bell Ag Program are
ng these chil- invited to come join us as we make
iut this school plans for a new school year.
Linda Brown, Reporter

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th Cornmeal
Potato Smiles;
Peas; Mixed


Middle & High Schools
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Choose 1: Chicken Patty Sandwich,
Deli Sub Sandwich, Baked Ham
and Macaroni & Cheese with Roll,
Pizza
Tuesday, .4Au. 21
Choose 1: Chicken Nuggets. Super
Nachos. O en 'Fried Chicken. Pizza
Wednesday, Aug. 22
Choose 1: Hamburger' on a bun,
Breaded Fish and Grits, Pizza,
Sweet/Sour Chicken and Fried Rice
& Egg Roll
Thursday, Aug. 23
Popcorn Chicken, Spaghetti with
Meat Sauce, Salisbury Steak with
Rice and Gravy, Pizza
Friday, Aug. 24
Hot Dog, Grilled Chicken Sand-
wich, Pizza
** Additional side teams are avail-
able each day. Those items typi-
cally include: Tossed Salad, Potato
or Pasta Salad, Mashed Potatoes &
Gravy, Pineapple, Fresh Fruit, Fla-
vored Gelatin, Cole Slaw, Green
Beans and French Fries,.


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GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL


'THURSDAY, AUGUST 2,2007


coming soon
All Gilchrist County students K-
8th grade are invited to attend!
The first safety day will be held Au-
gust 4, 2007 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00
p.m. This day will be for Bell stu-
dents K-8th at the Bell High School
Bus Loop.
The second safety day will be held
August 18, 2007 9:00 a.m. to 12:00
p.m. This will be for the Trenton stu-
dents K-8th at the Trenton Elemen-
tary Bus Loop.
Every student will receive a free bi-
cycle helmet and a goody bag! There
will be drawings at each school for
free bicycles and backpacks!
There will also be a Bicycle Ro-
deo, Car Seat checks, fingerprinting,
facepainting, and refreshments.
If you haVe any questions please
contact: Mollie Branning or Teri
Gentry with the Gilchrist County
Sheriff's Office at (352) 463-3410.

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The June birthday Joyful Hearts minus one. From Left: Heidi Kamp,
Pat Luka, and her mother, Maxine Hale.


Joyful Heart Quilters
The other day my sister, Bonnie,
and I took her two grandsons to see a
movie in Lake City. The tape record-
ing had said that the movie started at
10:10 a.m. However, once there we
found out that was incorrect informa-
tion and in fact, the movie didn't start
until 1:20 p.m.
It was way too far to drive home
and come back, especially with gas
prices so high. And the boys were
so disappointed with the thought of
coming back another day to see the
movie.
We tried to explain, that three hours
is a long time to try to find something
to do in Lake City. Of course, that's
adult thinking, because five-year-old
Joey looked up with a look that only
a five-year-old who has solved the
problem can have and profoundly
announced...Time passes fast when
you're'having a good time...enough
said.
Well, I must be having a really
good time because I cannot believe
that it's nearly the end of July. School
begins in about a month. Where did;
the summer go? I had such plans to
get so many things accomplished...
didn't you? What happened? I think
my get-up-and-go, got up and went
leaving me behind.
The spring flowers have sprung
and the summer flowers are fading
fast all the while panting and wilting
under the torrid % ayes of unrelenting
heat. Before )ou can 'blink an eye
the leaves on the trees, which were


so bare what seems like just a few
weeks ago, will be changing colors
and falling like sky divers down to
the ground soon. I haven't even got
last years raked up yet.
Anymore, I always feel like I'm a
season or two behind. Eventually, I
guess if you get far enough behind
you really get caught up...does that
make sense to you? I hope so. I hate
to think I'm the only one lost on the
treadmill of life where no matter how
fast you go, you don't get any further
along.
But on Wednesday, July 18th,
twenty-two Joyful Hearts and three
most welcomed visitors had all their
get-up-and-go with them and they
were chomping at the bit to get to
work creating...whatever.
The mother and daughter team
of Maxine Hale and Pat Luka, after
hugs and hellos, settled down at the
quilt in a frame and like two peas
in a pod sent fingers flying. Elaine
Nemeth and Barbara Strom worked
on our new club quilt. It is going to
be trimmed out in eyelet and I can't
wait to see the quilt once finished.
Our quilts may not always be perfect
but they are always fun and stitched
with love. Barbara's daughter, Karen
from California, visited with us and
it was a real treat. Barbara and Ann
Mangone and Elaine all joined Pat
and Maxine at some point.
The Swedish weavers were out in
full force with colors and patterns on
parade. Alice Binns, the queen bee
of that busy hive, was teaching a new


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quite ill and she can't always get
away. We were also glad that Pauline'
Martin was able to join us. Her hus-
band, George, brings her and stays
and chats or reads and we're so grate-
ful that he does this for her and us.
We need to keep all these folks plus
Barbara and hubby, David Strom,
who's quite ill in our prayers. God
never intends for us to go through
bad times alone. Knowing you have
Him, family and friends to be there
for you during trying times is a real


blessing...and all God's children said
Amen.
Betty Hicks, who is one of our
Swedish weavers, is leaving us. She's
moving back to Ohio to be close to
family. We will really miss her but
we'll keep in touch. Maybe she can
teach some of those Buckeyes how to
Swedish weave.
Marvine Deer has completed two'
flower blocks for our upcoming club
quilt and Diana Lynn was working on
hers. Several folks have completed
their blocks so we're well on our
way.
Myrle Gilkey has finished her
beautiful butter-yellow afghan and
was busy making a pair of purple
slippers for our Christmas project for
vets. Ruth Wilkerson was crocheting
on her multi-colored afghan while
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JoyfuC3J-eart QuiCters


Ann Taylor has been missing from
the amen corner for some time. She
was out of town and had skin cancer
surgery. Praise the Lord, she's on the
mend and back to knitting those dish,
cloths for which she's so famous.
Rita Simcoe whom we haven't seen
in a month of Sundays also made
it. We've sure missed her and hope
she'll be able to come more often.
She brought a ziploc bag of fresh ripe
figs. It was my, and a bunch of oth-
ers, first time eating them like that.
Hey, and guess what? I found a new
food friend.
Jane Boyd was, there with her
mother, Myra Newby. Myra is
eighty years young and belts out a
mean "Froggy went a Courting," all
the verses and impressive croaking
sounds included. Talk about Joyful
hearts...as my preacher, James West
would say...If that don't set you on
fire...your woods wet.
All too soon it was time to put aside
our work and say grace. Our only
July Birthday was Barbara Myrick
and she was not able to be there.
Mary Lou did take her a piece of her
pineapple upside-down birthday cake
and of course, we ate the rest.
We had five or six "show and
tell" quilts, baby quilts and Swed-
ish weavings to applaud. It's always
nice to show off your work to folks
that know how much work and effort
has gone into it.
We left one another, with tummies
full of cake and ice cream and hearts
full of love and joy. It can't get much
better than that. The next meeting
is Wednesday, August 1st. 'Til then
remember: The Lord is gracious, and
full of compassion; slow to anger,
and great in mercy.~Psalm 145:8


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Feeder steers and heifers steady.
Feeder and replacement cows steady.
19 percent slaughter cows, 5 percent
slaughter bulls, 31 percent feeder
steers under 600 pounds, 4 percent
over, 1 percent feeder holstein steers,
33 percent feeder heifers under 600
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feeder and replacement cows.
Slaughter Cows Breaker 75-80 per-
cent: 1225-1455 (1346) 50.00-56.50J
(53.47); 1245-1365 (1325) 56.50-'
57.50 (56.81) high dressing.
Slaughter Cows Boner 80-85 per-
cent: 850-1155 (1056) 47.00-55.00
(49.62); 1090-1195 (1152) 56.00-:
57.50 (56.75) high dressing.
Slaughter Bulls Y.G. 1:1070-1310
(1214) 58.00-64.00 (60.61); 1575-
1915 (1726) 61.00-68.50 (63.92);
1895-2005 (1950) 69.50-70.50'
(70.01) high dressing.
Feeder Steers and Bulls Medi-
um and Large 1-2: 200-240 (227)
147.50-175.00 (157.44); 260-295
(276) 148.00-157.50 (154.19); 315-
345 (325) 142.00-150.00 (143.30);
355-380 (368) 109.00-138.00
(129.98); 405-435 (418) 114.00-'
125.00 (119.24); 460-475 (466)
110.00-118.00 (111.63); 510-540.
(523) 105.00-111.00 (108.07); 555-,
590 (571) 106.00-111.00 (108.41);-
605-640 (616) 103.00-107.00
(105.27); 650-695 (664) 98.00-
104.50 (102.35).
Feeder Steers and Bulls Medi-
um and Large 2-3: 210-230 (222).
125.00-150.00 (138.95); 310-340:
(326) 125.00-136.00 (130.98); 360-:
390 (375) 119.00-123.00 (120.86);
415-445 (431) 112.00-115.00,
(113.51); 460-475 (470) 104.00-
108.00 (106.33); 535-540 (538.)
97.00-106.00 (102.35).
Feeder Holstein Steers Large 3:
265-285 (280) 80.00-82.00 (81.53).
Feeder Heifers Medium and Large.
1-2: 170-185 (176) 145.00-170.00,
(150.64); 210-245 (222) 130.00-:
137.50 (134.23); 275-280 (276)
129.00-130.00 (129.85); 310-330,
(321) 124.00-130.00 (126.08); 355-:
395 (372) 108.00-117.00 (111.07);
400-445 (420) 104.00-112.00-
(107.12); 455-480 (463) 101.00-1
107.00 (103.76); 510-530 (519)
99.00-104.00 (101.18); 560-595'
(587) 97.00- 105.00 (98.52); 600-645
(626) 96.00-99.00 (97.85). 4
Feeder Heifers Medium and Large.
2-3: 215-240 (224) 120.00-128.00,
(123.74); 260-295 (276) 115.00-
128.00 (121.33); 300-345 (321)
117.00-120.00 (118.61); 365-390
(380).-97.00-103.00 (100.33); 420-'
435 (429) 100.00-1 114.00 (102.00)
455-485 (474) 96.00-101.00 (98.11).
Bred Cows Medium and Larie 1-2
Middle-Aged: 905-1105 (963) 53.00-
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Mr. George W. Doyle to Van Rhine Herndon, Sr. and Effie
George W. Doyle, 69, of Trenton Mae Davis Herndon.
passed away in Trenton. Born in He was in the U.S. Army for sev-
Arkansas he moved to this area 12 enteen years. He met his wife Lillian
years ago from Arkansas. Mr. Doyle Shelton and was married in Illinois
served his country in the US Navy March 15, 1952. She passed away
and retired after 50 years with the December 15, 2006.
Exxon Oil Company. Survivors include four living chil-
He is survived by his wife, Gladys dren. Lillian Josephine Herndon of
Doyle of Trenton; daughters, Sonja Trenton; Daniel Keith Hemdon of
Mitchell of Arkansas, Teresa Lecates North Carolina; Effie Mae Herndon
of Trenton, and Tina Long of Ar- of Trenton; Albert Warren Herndon
kansas; sons, Auborey Huskey and of Trenton; eight grandchildren and
Billy Huskey, both of Arkansas and three great-grandchildren. He is also
Jimmy Huskey of Ohio; sisters, Sue survived by sisters; Virginia Hem-
Hauptman and Betty Waters, both of don Kidd of Nokesville, Virginia and
Illinois. Lorene Herndon Thompson of Mount
Memorial service will be held Dora; brothers and wives, Horace
Thursday, 2:00 p.m. at Hiers-Baxley and Ruby Herndon of Nokeville, Vir-
Funeral Services in Chiefland. ginia, Steward Hemdon of Micco,
Florida, Robert and Barbara Herndon
of Smarts Draft, Virginia and Jerry
Mr. Thomas Facteau Herndon of Martinsburg, West Vir-
Thomas "Capt. N.Y. Tom" Facteau, ginia.
68, of Inglis, passed away July 27, Interment was held at Arlington Na-
2007. He grew up in South Troy, NY tional Cemetery, Military Funeral on
and after a brief schooling he joined June 27, 2007 at 10:30 a.m.,
the US Army and became a para-
trooper. After the army he moved
back home to teach scuba diving Mrs. Helen Armenthia
and was a lifeguard until becoming Krichbaum
a proud lifetime member of Laborers Mrs. Helen Armenthia Krichbaum,
Local 190, Albany, NY, from which 59, of Cross City passed away on
he retired in 1994. He then spent his Wednesday, July 25, 2007 at Haven
summers at his camp in Mariaville, Hospice in Chiefland. Mrs. Krich-
NY and winters in Inglis before mov- baum and her family moved to Dixie
ing fulltime to Yankeetown. He spent -County four years ago from Tampa.
his final years fishing everyday with She is survived by her husband, Ev-
his best buddies, "Ottis & Killer" and erette E. Krichbaum of Cross City;
his son Chris. daughters, Gail Ann McMurry of Old
He is survived by his son and Town and Ruth Ann Smith of Live
daughter-in-law, Christopher & Ju- Oak, stepson, Eric Everette Krich-
lianne Facteau of Selkirk, NY and baum of Panama City; brother, James
granddaughter, Brittany Stillwell of E. Henderson of Gastonia, North
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Thank you to all the people in Yan- of Spartanburg, South Carolina; two
keetown these were some of the grandchildren, Anna R. Smith and
best times of his life and you all made Nolan C. Lunsford; one great grand-
him feel like family! daughter, Savanah Gail Lunsford.
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Chiefland was in charge of arrange- Saturday, August 4, 2007 at 2 p.m.
ments. at the Rick Gooding Funeral Home
in Cross City with Reverend Bennie
Hodges officiating.
Mr. Van Rhine In lieu of flowers, donations can
Herndon,;Jr. be made to Haven Hospice of the
Mr. Van Rhine Hemdon Jr., 81, of Tri-Counties, 311 NE 9th Street in
Trenton, passed away at his home on Chiefland, FL 32626.
Friday, May 31,2007. Arrangements were under the care
He was bom on October 31, 1925 of Rick Gooding Funeral Home in
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and Joyce Morgan of Inverness and
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Greenville, Pennsylvania. He is also,
survived by his aunt Kirby Davis,
uncle Austin Davis and uncle Jake
Morgan.
A memorial service will be held at
a later date.


Mr. Gary L. Oder
Mr. Gary L. Oder, 61, of Trenton
passed away on July 26, 2007 at
North Florida Regional Medical Cen-
ter. Gary was retired from the U.S.
Marine Corps as a Gunnery Master
Sergeant. He was born in Gainesville
and a lifelong resident of the area.
He is survived by his daughter
Tina Lawrenson of Zephyrhills and
his son Donald Oder of Trenton; two
sisters Barbara and Judy and 5 grand-
children; Erica, Meagan, John, Anna
and Elysia.
Arrangements were under the care
of Watson Funeral Home, in Trenton


Mrs. Kathryn L.
Roberts
Mrs. Kathryn L. Roberts, 55, of
Trenton passed away on July 29,
2007 at Shafds at the University of
Florida. Kathryn was born in Jasper,
Alabama. She moved to Trenton 12
years ago from Lake Butler. Kath-
ryn was a member of Cherry Sink
Church of Christ and the Red Hatters
of Trenton.
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husband, Danny Roberts of Trenton;
her son, Sam Roberts of Gainesville;
her daughter, Tonya Warrick of Stein-
hatchee; her sister, Sharon McIntosh
of Lake City and her brother, Richard
Baleno of Lake City.
The funeral service was held on
Tuesday, July 31, 2007 at 11 a.m. at
Trenton Church of Christ with Min-
ister Kent Heaton conducting the
service. The 'visitation was held on
Monday, July 30, 2007 from 6 to 8
p.m.
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be made to the American Cancer So-
ciety, 2119 SW 16th Street, Gaines-
ville, FL 32608.
Arrangements were under the care
of Watson Funeral, Home, in Tren-
ton.


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Thomas
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Trenton passed away on, July 23,
2007 at North Florida Regional Med-
ical Center. Ann was born in Ironton,
Ohio on, September 5, 1929. She
moved to Trenton in 1980 from Ohio.
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Mrs. Thomas was preceded in
death by her husband Clarence
"Herb" Thomas. She is survived by
her daughter, Ruth (Archie) Knowles
of Branford; son, Bill (Mary) Thom-
as of Old Town; son, Max (Ramona)
Thomas of Old Town; daughter, Janie
(Shane) Davis of Trenton; son, J.R.
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The funeral service 'was held on
Thursday, July 26,2007 at 11 a.m. at
Mt. Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in
Bell with Reverend Curtis Hall,Rev-
erend Jackie Pettrey and Reverend
Archie Knowles conducted the ser-
vice. Interment followed at Pleasant
Hill Cemetery. Visitation was held on
Wednesday, July 25, 2007 from 5 to
7p.m.
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GI .CHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL


THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2007


Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR GILCHRIST COUNTY,
FLORIDA
Case No.: 21-2007-DR-0197
CONNIE L. WOMBLES
Petitioner
JAMES D. WOMBLES
Respondent
NOTICE OF ACTION FOR
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
TO: JAMES D. WOMBLES
217 ST. CLOUD VILLAGE CT
KISSIMMEE, FL 34744
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action
has been filed against you and that you
are required to serve a copy of your
written defenses, if any, to it on CONNIE
L. WOMBLE, whose address is 1609 SW
19TH CIRCLE, TRENTON, FL 32693
on or before August 14, 2007, and file the
original with the clerk of this Court at P.O.
Box 37, TRENTON, FL 32693, before
service on Petitioner or immediately
thereafter. If you fail to do so, a default
may be entered against you for the
relief demanded in the petition.
Copies of all court documents in this
case, including orders, are available at
the Clerk of the Circuit Court's office.
You may review these documents upon
request.
You must keep the Clerk of the
Circuit Court's office notified of your
current address. (You may file Notice
of Current Address, Florida Supreme
Court Approved Family Law Form
12.915). Future papers in this lawsuit
will be mailed to the address on record
at the clerk's office.
WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida
Family Law Rules of Procedure,
requires certain automatic disclosure
of documents and information. Failure
to comply can result in sanctions,
including dismissal or striking of
pleadings.
Dated July 3, 2007.
(SEAL)
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
By: Kendra Cathey
Deputy Clerk
Pub: July 12,. 19, 26, and August 2,
,2006b.,


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR GILCHRIST COUNTY,
FLORIDA
Case No.: 21-2007-DR-205
BRIAN KEITH HADDLE
Petitioner
and
JUNG-AE NAM HADDLE
Respondent
NOTICE OF ACTION FOR
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
TO: JUNG-AE NAM HADDLE,
6610 SE 85TH AVE.,
NEWBERRY, FL 32669
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action
has been filed against you and that you
are required to ,er'e a copy of your
written defenses. if an',. rto i on BRI-AN
KEITH 'HADDLE !'xth,-y'e .,ddresi i,
6o!0i' SE S5 A.e. NE\\BERRY. FL
32669 on or before August 15, 2007,
and file the original with the clerk of this
Court at P.O. Box 37, TRENTON, FL
32693, before service on Petitioner or


immediately thereafter. If you fail to do
so, a default may be entered against you
for the relief demanded in the petition.
Copies of all court documents in this
case, including orders, are available at
the Clerk of the Circuit Court's office.
You may review these documents upon
request.
You must keep the Clerk of the
Circuit Court's office notified of your
current address. (You may file Notice of
Current Address, Florida Supreme Court
Approved Family Law Form 12.915).
Future papers in this lawsuit will be
mailed to the address on record at the
clerk's office.
WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida
Family Law Rules of Procedure, requires
certain automatic disclosure of documents
and information. Failure to comply can
result in sanctions, including dismissal or
striking of pleadings.
Dated July 11,2007.
(SEAL)
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
By: Kendra Cathey
Deputy Clerk
Pub: July 19, 26, and August 2, 9, 2006b.


NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
OPTIMUM FUND LLC holder of the
following Tax Sale Certificate has filed
said Tax Certificate for the Tax Deed to
be issued thereon. The Certificate Num-
ber and year of Issuance, the Description
of property, and Name in which it is as-
sessed as follows:
Certificate Number: 2004-193
Description of Property: LOTS 18, 19,
22AND 23, BLK 6,ALLBEING IN LOT
10, SAME BEING THE W/2 OF SE/4 OF
SUWANNEE RIVER SUBDIVISION,
SOUTH OF ATLANTIC COAST LINE
RAILROAD (ALSO KNOWN AS SEA-
BOARD COASTLINE RAILROAD) IN
SECTION 18,TOWNSHIP 10 S,RANGE
14 E AS PER PLAT THEROF ON FILE
AND OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK
IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF
THE CIRCUIT COURT, GILCHRIST
COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITH DEED
RESTRICTIONS AS RECORDED IN
OR BOOK 49, PAGE 383, IN THE OF-
FICE OF THE CLERK OF THE CIR-
CUIT COURT, GILCHRIST COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
Year of Issuance: 2004
Assessed To:
GOLDEN V. HARVEY
All of the above property is located in
Gilchrist County, In the State of Florida.
Unless such certificate shall be re-
deemed according to Law, the Property
described in such Certificate will be sold
1to the Highest Bidder at the front door of
the Gilchrist County Courthouse, Tren-
ton, Florida on the 28th day of August,
2007 at 11:00 a.m.
JOSEPH W. GILLIAM
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF GILCHRIST COUNTY, FL
BY: DEBORAH CRAFT
DEPUTY CLERK
Pub. July 26,August 2, 9, 16, 2007b.


NOTICE OF .PPLIC kTION
9; FOR TX DEEDL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
OPTIMUM FUND LLC .holder of the
following Tax Sale Certificate has filed
said Tax Certificate for the Tax Deed to


be issued thereon. The Certificate Num-
ber and year of Issuance, the Description
of property, and Name in which it is as-
sessed as follows:
Certificate Number: 2001-960
Description of Property: E 250 FT OF
COM AT NE/C OF 4-10-16 FOR POR
THENCE RUN ON E LN OF SAID SEC
4 S 00 DEG 13 MIN 50 SEC E 1362.90
FT TO S R/W LN OF FLORIDA WEST
COAST RAILROAD AND POB SAID
PT BEING ON A CURVE THENCE
RUN ON SAID R/W LN ON SAID
CURVE (CONCAVE TO NE HAVING
CENTRAL ANGLE OF 01 DEG 31 MIN
30 SEC AND A RADIUS OF 5365.46
FT) WESTERLY AN ARC DISTANCE
OF 142.81 FT TO PT OF TANGENCY
THENCE CONT ON AFORESAID R/
W LN N 85 DEG 35 MIN 04 SEC W
1641.24 FT, THENCE RUN S 54 DEG
22 MIN 09 SEC E 643.21 FT TO N R/W
LN OF A PUBLIC ST, THENCE RUN
ON SAID R/W LN, N 89 DEG 55 MIN
59 SEC, E 1257.04 FT, THENCE RUN
N 00 DEG 13 MIN 50 SEC W 237.38
FT TO POB. RESERVING A ROAD
WAY EASEMENT OF THE EAST 40
FT AND A PUBLIC UTILITIES EASE-
MENT OF 10 FT ADJACENT TO AND
PARALLEL WITH ALL ROAD RIGHT-
OF-WAY LINES AND ALL LOT LINES
HEREIN. LYING AND BEING IN THE
NE/4, SEC 4, TWN 10 S, RGE 16 E.
Year of issuance: 2001
Assessed To: CANDY RAMOS
All of the above property is located in
Gilchrist County, In the State of Florida.
Unless such certificate shall be re-
deemed according to Law, the Property
described in such Certificate will be sold
to the Highest Bidder at the front door of
the Gilchrist County Courthouse, Tren-
ton, Florida on the 28th day of August,
2007 at 11:00 a.m.
JOSEPH W. GILLIAM
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF GILCHRIST COUNTY, FL
DEBORAH CRAFT
DEPUTY CLERK
Pub. July 26,August 2, 9, 16, 2007b,.


NOTICE OF MEETING
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, the Gilchrist
County Board of County Commissioners,
in and for Gilchrist County, Florida,
will hold a REGULAR MEETING on
Monday, August 6, 2007, at 1:15 p.m.,
in the Board of County Commissioners
Meeting Facility, located at 210 South
Main Street, Trenton, Florida. The
following is a proposed agenda:
AGENDA
1. Call to Order (1:15 p.m.)
2. Agenda Changes
3. Consent Agenda
4. County Administrator/Department
.Reports
5. Attorney Report
6. Constitutional Officers
7. Clerk Report
8. Time Certain Items:
1:30 p.m. Synergy Group
2:00 p.m. Clement Lindsey; Sons of
Confederate Veterans
2:15 p.m. Jered Ottenwess, City of
Trenton Manager


2:45 p.m. Paul Richards; Variance Appeal
to BOCC
3:00 p.m. Spring Run Village; Final Plat
3:15 p.m. Don Bennink, N. Fl. Holsteins;
Request to REVOKE Ordinance 07-11
4:30 p.m. Road Department Report
5:00 p.m. Ordinance 07-15; Wilbur
Thomas, FLUC, A-2 to Industrial
9. Commissioners Reports
10. Old Business/New Business
11. Public Participation
12. Adjourn
"Persons with disabilities requesting
reasonable accommodations to participate
in the proceeding should contact
(352)463-3169 (Voice & TDD) or via
Florida Relay Service (800)955-8771."
PLEASE BE ADVISED that if a
person decides to appeal any decisions
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 record is made, which record'
includes the testimony and evidence upon
which the appeal is to be based.
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
GILCHRIST COUNTY, FLORIDA
RANDY DURDEN, CHAIRMAN
ATTEST:
JOSEPH W. GILLIAM, CLERK OF
COURT
Pub. August 2, 2007


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 8TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND ROR GILCHRIST COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO.: 21-2007-CA-0035
BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.,
Plaintiff,
vs.
BENJAMIN J. LONIC aka
BENJAMIN J. LONIC JR et. al.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Final Judgment of
Foreclosure dated July 24, 2007, and
entered in Case No. 21-2007-CA-0035,
of the Circuit Court of the Eighth Judicial
Circuit in and for Gilchrist County, Florida,
wherein BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., is
a Plaintiff and BENJAMIN J. LONIC aka
BENJAMIN J. LONIC JR, IF LIVING,
AND IF DEAD,; THE UNKNOWN
SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES,
GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS,
CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL
OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN
INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER
OR AGAINST BENJAMIN J. LONIC
aka BENJAMIN J. LONIC JR; JOYCE
L. LONIC, IF LIVING, AND IF DEAD,
THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE,' HEIRS,
DElISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES,
LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES
AND .ALL OTHER PARTIES
CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY,
THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST
JOYCE L. LONIC; UNKNOWN
TENANT are the Defendants. I will sell
to the highest and best bidder for cash
at SOUTH SIDE LANE, 112 SOUTH
MAIN STREET, TRENTON, FL'32693,
at 11:00 a:m. on August 27, 2007, the
r, ;2,- -


following described property as set forth
in said Final Jedgment, to wit:
LOT 11, 12,AND 13 IN BLOCK 4 OF
WESTAND JOHNSON'S ADDITION
TO WILCOX JUNCTION A
SUBDIVISION LOCATED IN THAT
PART OF LOT 11 LYING SOUTH
OF ACL RR IN SECTION 18-10-14,
AS PER PLAT RECORDED IN THE
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF GILCHRIST
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Any person claiming an interest in the
surplus from the sale, if any, other than
the property owner as of the date of the lis
pendens must file a claim within 60 days
after the sale.
JOSEPH W. GILLIAM
As Clerk of the Court
By: Lyndsay P. Avers
As Deputy Clerk
Dated this 24 day of July, 2007.
(SEAL)
In accordance with the Americans
with Disabilities Act, persons needing a
reasonable accommodation to participate
in this proceeding should, no later than
seven (7) days prior, contact the Clerk of
the Court's disability coordinator at (352)
337-6237, 201 E. UNIVERSITY AVE,
GAINESVILLE FL, 32601. If hearing
impaired, contact (TDD) via Florida
Relay System.
BEN-EZRA & KATZ, P.A,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
2901 Stirling Road, Suite 300
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312
Telephone:-(305) 770-4100
Fax: (305) 653-2329
Pub: August 2 and 9, 2007b


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR GILCHRIST COUNTY,,
FLORIDA
Case No.: 21-2007-DR-215
PATRICIA L. NEWHOUSE
Petitioner
CHARLES W. NEWHOUSE
Respondent
NOTICE OF ACTION FOR
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
TO: CHARLES W. NEWHOUSE
628 NE 4THAVE.
TRENTON, FL 32693
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action
has been filed against you and that you are
required to serve a copy of your written
defenses, if any, to it on PATRICIA L.
NEWHOUSE, whose address is 628 NE.
4TH AVE. TRENTON, FL 32693 on or
before AUGUST 29, 2007, and file the
original with -the clerk of this Court at
112 SOUTH MAIN ST., TRENTON,
FL 32693, before service on Petitioner
or immediately thereafter. If you fail to
do so, a default may be entered against
you for the relief demanded in the
petition.
Copies of all court documents in this
case, including orders, are available at
the Clerk of the Circuit Court's office.
You may review these documents upon
request.
You must keep the Clerk of the.
Circuit Court's office notified of your-
current address. (You ma\ file Norice
of Current Address, Florida Supreme
Courf Approved Famil La'. Form
12.915). Future papers in this lawsuit
will be mailed to the address on record
at the clerk's office.
WARNING- Rule 12.285, Florida
Family Law Rules of Procedure,
requires certain automatic disclosure
of documents and information. Failure
to comply can result in sanctions,
including dismissal or striking of
pleadings.
Dated July 24, 2007
(SEAL)
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
By: Kendra Cathey
Deputy Clerk


Pub: August 2,9,16,23, 2007


PUBLIC NOTICE
TOWN OF BELL
TOWN COUNCIL WORKSHOP
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the.-
Town Council will hold the first 2007,
2008 Budget Workshop on Thursday,,
August 9, 2007 at 6 p.m. at the Bell Town
Hall, Located at 3240 W. Railroad Lane,'"
Bell, Florida.
TOWN COUNCIL WORKSHOP '
AGENDA
1. Prepare a proposed 2007-2008 Fiscal
Year Financial Budget.
Please be advised that if a person
decides to appeal any decision made by,
the council, with respect to any matter'
considered at such. meeting, he or she
will need a record of the proceedings,
and that, for such purpose, he or she may
need to ensure that a verbatim record of
the proceeding is made, which record
includes the testimony and evidence upon
which the appeal is based.
Dan Cavanah
Town Manager
Pub. August 2, 2007


CITY OF TRENTON
REGULAR MEETING
PUBLIC NOTICE
The City of Trenton Board of
Commissioners will meet in Regular
Session on Monday, August 6, 2007,
at 6:00 p.m. in the Kathryn Deen ,
Commission Chambers, 114 N. Main ,
Street, Trenton, FL. Items included on
the agenda are as follows:
A. Call to Order
B. Adoption of Agenda
C. Consent Items
1. Approval of Minutes:
July 2 Regular Meeting
July 16 Regular Meeting ;
2. Approval of June 2007
Expenditures
3. Approval of June 2007 Financial
Statement .
D. City Staff
1. Code Enforcement
2. Fire
3. Police .
4. Public Works
E. Action Items
1. Final Reading Ordinance 2007-6:
Water / Sewer Rates
2. Resolution 2007-4: Resolution Fees
3. Waste Pro Contract Amendment <
4. Community Development Block
Grant Contract: Engineering
Services
5. Quilt Shop Parking Area.
Memorandum.of Agreement
6. Florida Recreation Development
Assistance Program Contract
7. Pines Estates Tap Deadline
F. Board Member Request
G.City Manager Report
H. City Attorney Report
I. Unscheduled Requests
J. Adjourn
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that if .'
person decides to appeal. arm decision'
made by the Board with respect to an.\
matter considered at this meeting. he she
will need a record 6f the proceedings.
and that, for such purpose, he s.he m., .'
need to ensure that a verbatim record of
the proceedings is made, which record
includes the testimony and evidence upon f
which the appeal is to be based.
Jered Ottenwess ^
City Manager
Pub. August 2, 2007


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come with old age. Nothing does--',
except wrinkles. It's true, some wines |
improve with age. But only if the i
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Gilchrist County Board of County Commissioners will conduct a
public hearing to amend the following budgets on Monday, August 6,
2007 at 4:15 p.m. in the Gilchrist County Commission Meeting Room,
located at 210 S. Main Street, Trenton, Florida.


Adopted
Budget
FY2007


TRANSPORTATION
CAPITAL PROJECTS


$ 1,887,265,
$4,201,528


Amendments




$ 53,365
$ 22,357


Amended
Budget



$ 1.,949,630
$ 4,223,885


"Persons with disabilities requesting reasonable accommodations to par-
ticipate in this proceeding should contact (352) 463-3169 (Voice & TDD)
or via Florida Relay Service (800) 955-8771."
PLEASE BE ADVISED that if a person decides to appeal any decision
made by the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter
considered at such meeting or hearing, he or she will need a record of
the proceedings, and that, for such purpose, he or she may need to ensure
testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.


Attest:
Joseph W. Gilliam
Clerk of Court


Board of County Commissioners
Gilchrist County, Florida
Randy Durden, Chairman


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5.15 acres of Commercial Land in Bell, FL with over 550 ft of frontage
on US 129 next to Capital City Bank. Lot may be divided into 1 acre
parcels. Perfect for retail stores, banks, offices, restaurants, motels,
auto services and food stores. 10% uyr Premi

For Complete Info & Terms visit: www.CampenAuctions.com

BEN CAMPEN AUCTIONEERS
5200 W. Newberry Rd. Ste. D-9 Gainesville, FL 32607 (352) 505-0560
For More Information, Please Visit: www. CampenAuctions.com


SCA. Gilchrist

OS Building Supply
POWER EQUIPMENT Regular Hours: 7am-5:30pm M-F 8am-3pm Sat.
Hwy. 129, North,- BELL
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Custom House Plans
-YOUR DESIGN OR OURS ~
IC.F. CONSTRUCTION, BLOCK CONSTRUCTION
OR FRAME CONSTRUCTION




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OVER 40 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
TRENTON, FLORIDA 352-463-7282


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WOLFE PLUMBING. INC.
Complete Plumbing Sern ice
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352-463-2202

386-935-0616


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S.-TOM W1LKIE
352-463-2584
352-538-5072

DISASTER/STORM RECOVERY
LAND CLEARING & SITE PREP .
TREE & BRUSH REMOVAL "
BACKHOE & BUSH HOG ,
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 2, 2007


GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL


Page Eleven


ABSOLUTELY THE BEST CAR-
PORT SALE: Several families, some-
thing for everyone! Saturday, August 4,
2007 from 8am-4 pm, 702 SW 5th Av-
enue, Trenton. Call 352-214-1371 for
directions.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 4TH:9am-4pm,
2) NFT 3rd Avenue. Ca ll 949-01 82


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for quality pre-owned motorcycles. Buy-
Sell-Trade.
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Fori Sale


". 8-2 TREADMILL: Barely used and station-
tp,8-2 ary bike. Call 463-6138.


Jim King Realty, Inc.
Realtor iS
Main Office (352) 493-2221
315 N. Main Street (US-19), Chiefland, FL 32626
Fanning Springs Branch Office (352) 463-6144 or 542-0009
17871 U.S. Hwy. 19, Fanning Springs, FL 32693
SSuwannee Branch Office (352) 542-9007
^, N 23382 SE 349 Hwy., Suwannee, FL 32692
OPPO "RTUNIT office@jimkingrealty.com or www.jimkingrealty.com REALTOR*


IF For Sale ]

EQUIPMENT AUCTION-AGRI-
CREDIT ACCEPTANCE LLC will of-
fer the following repossessed equipment
for sale to the highest bidder for cash
plus applicable sales tax. Equipment:
Kioti-DK35, Tractor, S/N: E614001.17,
Kioti-KL1450, Loader, S/N: 052926304,
John Lynn, 54in Grapple, NSN. Date of
sale: Tuesday-August 14, 2007. Time of
Sale: 1pm. Place of Sale: Trenton Farm
Eq. 1213 Main Street, Trenton, FL. Pic-
tures & condition report may be viewed
at www.agricredit.com The equipment
will be sold AS IS, without warranty.
Wereserve the right to bid. For further
information please contact Alan DeBerry
(515) 321-8428 Cell (478) 218-4505 Of-


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This 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, beautiful place in the 2000 Palm Harbour triple wide 3/2 on I-acre lot,
country. Quiet, peaceful, but only one mile to public 1824 sf w/many upgrades like textured walls &
boat ramp on the Suwannee and one mile to the golf ceilings, tile floors in bathrooms & 13x24 kitchen,
course and five miles to Walmart. $89,500. (LR- beautiful wood floor w/stone fireplace in family
753661-RH) 493-2221 room. $135,000 (LMH-755705-KK) 493-2221


Lovely 2bd/2ba Block Home on 1 Acre. This home
has an attached carport, garden area, screened porch,
shed, pecan, cedar, and citrus trees.' Conveniently
located to Trenton, Gainesville, & Chiefland..
$150,000 (GR-756257-JW) 463-6144


Very Private and approx. a half mile to boat ramp on
Suwannee River. This 4 / 2 with large covered porch
features nice large rooms', open floor plan, family
room with fireplace, and bonus area with computer
desk. Landscaped, storage building and pool. Must
R reicO90 os M_'754975AK) 493-2221


bee.e $ ,M -r ::.4..,- ,L .



SPECTACULAR SUNSET VIEW! This elevated ',
"SPECTACULAR SUNSET VIEW' This elevated i '. ;


3/2 home in the town of Suwannee is fully furnished
and ready to move in. It offers a boat house, fish
cleaning area and 2 boat lifts on a fresh water canal.
You can relax and enjoy the sunset over the marsh
right from your back deck. $269,500 (DW-750881-
MKH) 352-493-2221


Suwannee Riverfront Seclusion! 2 homes on 15+ acres
w/ 648' riverfront. Main home is a split level w/
breathtaking view of river thru full glass side of home.
2nd home would make perfect guest or rental home.
$367,500. (LW-756301) 493-2221.'


r Services ]

PRESSURE WASHING, PAINT-
ING, DECK & PATIO BUILDING
and HOME REPAIRS & IMPROVE-
MENT: Reasonable prices, dependable,
insured and professional. Shamrock Ser-
vices, 352-463-1212 day or evening and
weekends.
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BUILDING CONTRACTOR:
CBC017140 Custom homes built on your
lot. Precision Development, PO Box 249,
26761 SE Hwy. 19, Old Town, 352-542-
8416.
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MOWER & CHAINSAW PARTS


Stihl, Husqvarna, Ayp, Murray, Sears,
2tb,8-2-8-9 MTD, Briggs, Kohler, Robin, and Hon-
da. Blades for most mowers.
Beauchamp Saw Shop
1 493-4904


CHRIS & ALEC TRACTOR SER-
VICES: Mowing, light land clearing,
bushhogging; etc. Call 352-463-7727 or
352-316-5295 for FREE Estimate.
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TREE REMOVAL & DEMOLITION
WORK: Mobile homes and houses re-
moved. For a Free Estimate Call Johnny
Wesley with Wesley Sanitation at 352-
226-3005.
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ELMORE'S SIMULATED BRICK &
STONE, INC.: Stone, stucco, permanent
mobile home skirting. Free Estimates.
6789 SE 70th Avenue, Trenton. 472-
5542, 214-3702. Fax 352-472-0124.
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BOB OSBORNE TREE SERVICE,
INC.: 70 ft. bucket truck, hydraulic load-
er truck, .stump grinder. Free Estimates.
Insured. 352-463-9100.
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__.-I '-C.'" SEE OUR LISTINGS
(352) 463-7075 JEAN C. TROKE Licensed Real Estate Broker ON THE WEB:
(352) 463-7302 FAX E-mail: trokerealty@aol.com wiww.trokerealtyinc.com

730 E. Wade Street (SR-25) Trenton, Florida 32693,
--QUALITY-BUILT HOMES NOW AVAILABLE --

DRASTICALLY REDUCED (Previously $244,900)--FRAME/STUCCO HOME & GUEST 2ND HOME ON PASTURE ACREAGE: 4 BR/4.5 BA
(total): Horse-ready 5-acre tract, with wood fencing & gates, including 2-stall barn, in-between Trenton & Bell with paved frontage along CR-232. Large,
\spacious home has high ceilings,.mix of wood & tile floors, 2-vehicle carport (w/enclosed family room), and 1 BR/1 BA back cottage. Call or email our
office for the details...Owner motivated to sell...$199,900..
CUSTOM BRICK-BUILT HOME & ACREAGE WEST OF BELL: 3 BR/2 BA: Outstanding brick home, on land-scaped 9.97-acre property located
just 3/4-mile from the Suwannee. Upgrades throughout inside, including fireplace, custom shelving, wood floors, gourmet kitchen (top-line appliances) and"
inore. Outside has 46x40 combo garage/workshop (room for horses), nice mix of trees, pasture & wildlife--contact Barbara and/or office for all
info...$419,000.
.WELL-BUILT HOME AT NICE TRENTON NEIGHBORHOOD: 3 BR/2 BA: Over 1900 sqft. of living space, for this remodeled frame/CB home, on
landscaped 110x150-tract in town. Has spacious living room/dining area, bonus room w/fireplace, full kitchen (includes china cabinetry), 2-car garage &
lots more...$179,900.
!COUNTRY COTTAGE ON WOODED ACREAGE: 2 BR/2 BA: This property would make a great weekend retreat, a 3.97-acre tract with paved
frontage North of Bell (also within short drive to river boat dock), with frame-built cabin & more; home placed behind wooded front to allow for some
privacy--call Barbara/office for full details...Owners have priced to sell...$144,900.
-- SUWANNEE RIVER-AREA PROPERTIES ON THE MARKET --
Reduced Below Appraised Value--DIXIE CO. BRICK HOME ON HIGH RIVER BLUFF: 3 BR/3 BA: Over 165' river frontage, with tremendous
views of the Suwannee River, at this Old Town property (located right by US-19). Has over 1,700 inside sqft. of comfort, includes spacious BRs,
full-service kitchen & more. Outer features include built seawalls, attached river deck & dock, 26x48 detached garage/workshop & more...Owner
motivated to sell...$454,900.
'DIXIE CO. RIVER-AREA HOME & 1+ LANDSCAPED ACRE: 3 BR/2.5 BA: Well-built two-level CB home; on neatly kept 1.06-acre property,
located within stone's throw of the Suwannee & Nature Coast Trail/Bridge (includes S/Ds .private boat entry). Over 2700 inside sqft. of comfort, with
I16x36 attached covered patio deck (w/hot tub); also has bonus rooms, 20x24 work bldg., and more--call office for Jean/Jim for details..$265,000.
6+ ACRES--SUWANNEE RIVERFRONT TRACT WEST OF BELL: Unspoiled 6,28-acres, a wooded tract with 200' frontage along the Suwannee, at
Shady Bend Air Park S/D. Call/email Barbara or office, for full property details...$249,900.
S-- MANUFACTURED HOMES ON THE MARKET --
'LARGE M/HOME ON 29+ SECLUDED ACRES: 4 BR/2 BA- Spacious 27x76 manufactured home, located amongst lots of planted pines (great future,
investment), on a 29.1-acre tract in-between Trenton & Fanning. Property has 4-vehicle carport, 20x20 pole barn (w/electric). Home-site being sold 'as is'
by Owner--call Jean or Barbara for all the details...$299,900.
SPACIOUS M/HOME, HORSE BARN, 11 ACRES & MORE: 4 BR/2 BA: Plenty of room to spread out, with fully-fenced 11.6-acres (2 side-by-side
Tractss, roomy 27x70 2002 Manufactured Home, 33x33 metal barn (with 4 horse stalls/tack-room), second M/Home & lots more; all located in. East
I Gilchrist Co., within short drive to Gainesville/Alachua Co.--call or email our office for full details...$265,000.
10 WOODED ACRES, PRIVATE HOME-SITE & MORE NEAR BELL: 3 BR/2 BA: Spacious.27x60 Manufactured Home, located on a
natural-woods 10-acre tract (including a spring), with paved road frontage near Bell & the Suwannee River. Has attached bonus room, large screened porch,
24x48 metal barn (w/office & RV parking), and more...$224,900.
5 PASTURE ACRES & HOME-SITE NEAR FANNING SPRINGS: 4 BR/2 BA: Would make a fine horse/home property, for this 5-acre fenced tract,
with 14x52 M/Home (& attached 24x24 frame-built addition). Property has paved frontage, wrap-around porch and lots more--check our website for
photos & further info...$149,900.
TWO SEPARATE M/HOMES, BOTH ON 5 ACRES, JUST NORTH OF BELL: Two adjacent 5-acre tracts, each with a Manufactured Home (one a 3
BR/2 BA 24x40, the other 2 BR/2 BA 16x76), both kept in good shape. Properties are rolling, wooded land--one has outbuilding & 2-vehicle pole barn;
both within short drive of CR-340. For sale separately, but Owner may consider combined offer...$118,900 (each).
WELL-KEPT M/HOME & 2+ ACRES NEAR BELL: 2 BR/2 BA: Neat & clean 16x76 2000 Manufactured home, on a landscaped, rolling 2.13-acre
tract, close to both Bell schools. Has spacious split-plan format, with garden tub/separate shower for Main bath, full-appliance kitchen, attached screened
porch/deck & lots more...$99,900.
5.5 WOODED ACRES, NEAR WACCASASSA LAKE, ALACHUA CO.: 3 BR/1 BA: Wooded, secluded acreage, yet also close to SR-26 for quick
work commute into Gainesville. Manufactured Home being sold in 'as is' condition; property also has pole barn & outbuildings--call or email to office, for
full property details...$82,500.
SPACIOUS HOME & LANDSCAPED TRACT IN TRENTON: 3 BR/2 BA: Well-kept 28x56 M/Home, with two large attached screened porches &
2-wide carport, on 115x120 property at Ayers Estates. Inside has roomy BR's & lots of closet space, large living room, full kitchen. Also has metal
'workshop/storage bldg., & more...$74,000.
PROPERTY PRICED TO SELL--M/HOME AT AYERS ESTATES: 3 BR/2 BA: Affordably-priced, this 26x50 Manufactured (w/metal garage
'addition) is on two landscaped lots at nice neighborhood in town. Property has potential for rental investor--Owner selling all in 'as is' condition, call or
,e-mail for full information...$64,900.
-- LOTS & ACREAGE PROPERTIES ON MARKET --
"44 ACRES, MIX OF WOODS/OPEN SPACE, IN EAST GILCHRIST: Quality larger acreage tract, has nice mix of natural woods & open pasture.
'Property also has over 1,400' of paved frontage along CR-337, and well, fencing/gates. Lots of potential for family-farm/agricultural use--call or e-mail our
...I ..: for full details...$499,900.
.21 \%CRES--DIXIE CO. WOODED TRACT, PAVED FRONTAGE: A'naturally-wooded, unspoiled property, has frontage along 2 sides of paved
-Spillers, Road, so potential for multiple home-sites; located right by neat/clean county park near Old Town...$220,000.
10-or-20 ACRES--WOODED, PRIVATE ACREAGE NEAR BELL: A 20-acre tract, of wooded vacant property just north of Bell off Gay Road. Raw
land to build your dream place in the country. Owner will consider splitting tract for 10-acre purchase--call or email Barabara/office for the
:details...$160,000 (20 acres)/$89,500 (10 acres)
'Reduced (FROM $89,900)--FIVE ACRES, WITH WELL & SEPTIC INSTALLED: Nice mix of trees and open space, at this 5.02-acre tract in West
,Gilchrist Co., close to both Trenton and Bell. Property has 4" well & septic tank installed, ready for your new home-site; call or email for full
,information...$78,900.
'15-ACRE TRACTS AVAILABLE: Five separate properties available, throughout the Gilchrist (and NE Levy) Co. market--each ready for new home-site,
,'check with office for all the details/locations...tract prices start from $64,900.
'WOODED LOTS IN TRENTON, READY FOR HOME-SITE(S): Two side-by-side lots in NW part of town, could have separate built or manufactured
.home-sites. Owners selling as one property...$39,900.
,REDUCED (From $39,900)--TWO ACRES NEAR FANNING SPRINGS: Nice mix of large trees & open space, for this 2-acre tract, located close to all
',amenities on US-19 just south of Fanning Springs...Reduced to $29,900.
,,HALF TO ONE ACRE TRACTS--We have a variety of the smaller tracts for sale, from I00xl00 sized, to 1/2 & 3/4 acre tracts, and some one-acre
I'properties; all located in the Gilchrist/Levy County area--check with our office for the full details/locations...1/2 acre-sized start from $9,900, acre tracts
"start from $20,000.
' You can call our agents after regular business hours, for more information on any of our listings,
at the main office number above, or at our agents' cell numbers below:

Jim or Jean Troke Paul Troke Barbara Mayo Debra Powers
(386) 935-3357 (352) 221-2999 (352) 222-0427 (352) 215-1132

9M "Professional Service With A Personal Touch" EQUAL HOUSING


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DIXIE MONUMENTS/OLD TOWN,
FL: Toll Free 1-877-542-3432. Hwy-
349N 7 miles north of Old Town. Mc-
Crabb Church NE 512 Avenue (behind
church) 1/2 mile. on right. Many col-
ors, size & styles of marble & granite
to choose from in our inventory. Com-
puter specialist to assist you in creating
a lasting tribute to the life of your loved
one. Closed: Sunday & Monday. Open:
Tuesday Friday, 8am-4pm & Saturday
8am-12noon or call for free after hours
appointment.



IJIUE CITY
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
DIRECTOR, NURSING
PROGRAMS
Supervises all Nursing programs develops
budgets and schedules. Establishes clinical sites
and acts as liaison with Board of Nursing.
Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in
Nursing plus Master's or above in Nursing or a
related field. Must have 5 years experience in
academic, clinical, or administrative nursing, or
any combination thereof. Must be licensed RN
in Florida.
SENIOR STAFF ASSISTANT
This is a secretarial position located in the
Allied Health Department. Duties include
multi-tasking, typing, filing, tracking budget,
transcribing notes and assisting the Director of
Nursing with administrative duties. Other duties
vary and require the exercising of considerable
initiative and independent judgment. .High
school graduate or equivalent with 4 years
secretarial or clerical experience. Computer.
literate: proficient in Word & Excel.
Special consideration will be given for
Associate's degree or certificate in a related
area.
Applications will be reviewed immediately,
position open until filled. Salary: $23,827 plus
benefits.
College application and copies of transcripts
required. Position details and application
available on the web at: www.lakecitycc.edu
Inquiries: Human Resources Lake City
Community College 149 SE College Place
Lake City, 32025 FL

Phone: (386) 754-4314 Fax: (386) 754-4594
E-mail: boettcherg@lakecitycc.edu
LCCC is accredited by the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools
VP/ADA/EA/EO College in Education &
Employment


insured. State Reg. #EC1300
(352) 463-2155:


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MAN WITH GOOD DRIVER'S LI-
CENSE to help with all phases of re-
cycling business. Will train. Must be 25
years old or older. Able to lift 751bs. Good
pay. Call Mr. Art at 352-262-6202.
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RN, FULL-TIME 7-3 SHIFT: Take
advantage of sign-on bonus. Tri-County
Nursing Home, 7280 S.W. SR-26, Tren-
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enclosed pag) Q, \ w., l'4ew shingles,
and new kitB ed North of Bell on paved road,

within minutes of the Santa Fe and Suwannee Rivers.
Reduced to $199,900. Make an offer today! MLS# 750736



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Lwc Real Esrate Broker
Smith & Associates,
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SS L 1.20 ACRES. BELL...$17,500 MLS# 753057
1.06 ACRES. BELL...520,000 MLS# 754260
P 1.00 ACRE. BRONSON...S17.900 MLS 752319
1.25 ACRES, BRONSON...$21,900 MLSf 752075
.. .,, 0.20 ACRE, CHIEFLAND...$17,500 MLS# 750747
C 4.63 ACRES, CHIEFLAND...$68,000 MLS#753329
0.70 ACRE, FANNING SPRINGS...$19,500 MLS# 754777
2.44 ACRES. OLD TOWN...$39,900 MLS# 750299
S7 .00 ACRES, OLD TOWN...$69,900 MLS# 753383
*__ 2 44 ACRES, TRENTON...$439,900 MLS# 754478 INDUSTRIAL LOT IN CITY ON SR 261
10.00 ACRES. BRANFORD...$120,000 MLS# 754012 TEN TRACTS TO CHOOSE FROM
54.00 ACRES, CHIEFLAND...$459.000 MLS# 753943 GREATLY REDUCED, OWNER MOTIVATED*
1431 E. Wade Street 9.63 ACRES, TRENTON...$70,000 MLS# 755274
Trenton, FL 32693 10.23 ACRES, O'BRIEN...$120,000 MLS#754625
17 89 ACRES, BELL...$79,900 MLS# 753163
5.00 ACRES, BELL ..380,000 MLS# 756286
D. Deen Lancaster 7.37 ACRES. BELL ..585.000 MLS# 756556
5.02 ACRES, CHIEFLAND...$87.500 MLS# 755672
Lic. Real Estate Broker 5.02 ACRES, OLD TOWN...$61,600 MLS# 755395
5.00 ACRES, OLD TOWN...S52.000 MLSif 754063
lancasterrealty@bellsouth.net 4 00 ACRES, TRENTON.. $75,000 MLS# 752292
* 4.00 ACRES.OLD TOWN...$52,000 MLS# 755383
2.00 ACRES, TRENTON...$70,000 MLS* 754810









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Oa1k and lull, iandascaped ardi :.C e Ic. all school,' E,.ciIsini miningg room HMerres-Only corri road ironIage Conver,.ent to
Sin-,',und pcrO-i 2-C:ar detached ,ut.-,nes'rEiremerl oppnluriir,t' munity 2 03 acfe corner lo[ with Chliefl.an Fanning Springs and
carp il 2. i alil horse barn la.:k .I r ,omes in .xcellei', ,..,rii,,c, riI paved road s ror.1agel MLS# Trenion! Call to see Ihis r eauliful
roon, and ; :,' barnm' mIn M.:.l.aled ISier, ULSN0 7:53..46 7-1J:04I $278,000 home todayl MLSa 755719 '
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352 463* 8340
Dixie Gilchrist Levy Board of Realtors and Multiple Listing Service
P. O. Box 8 Bell, Florida 32619 E-Mail: tcrealty@bellsouth.net
www.TownandCountryRealtyOnline.com
20 ACRES 2200 sq ft unfinished frame home, well, septic, power,
Airstream camper, spring, near where Santa Fe and Suwannee Rivers join,
Branford, $200,000. MLS.756842
CB BUILDING 3,808 total sq ft, 5 acres on trotter track, Bell, $239,500.
MLS 756863
DEVELOP DOWNTOWN 6 acres, zoned half-acre lots, Bell, $300,000.
MLS 754875
7 LOTS 5 acres $75,000 firm, 8.22 acres $100,000. Half mile to
'Suwannee River public boat ramp, out of flood plain, Bell. MLS 751807,
09, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15
10 ACRES comer, oaks, very pretty, Bell, $119,900. MLS 752677
40 ACRES wooded, frontage on 2 roads, Bell, $450,000. MLS 754588
1-ACRE LOTS $15,000 and up, Bell. MLS 752050, 753831, 756479
2.27 ACRES wooded, Bell, $45,000. MLS 755088
13 ACRES paved road, Old Town, $182,000. MLS 752182
CORNER- 2 acres, paved road, Branford, $39,500. MLS 753171
2/2 DWMH half acre, Fanning Springs, $87,000. MLS 754646
$12,000 1 acre, Bell. UNDER CONTRACT


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OPENING FOR AN ENERGETIC L
CENSED PHYSICAL THERAPIS
with the potential to become Rehab. D
rector. Come join a positive work place
with great team work and an excelle
reputation. Full time position with heal
benefits, 401k and more. EOE/DFW
Please send resume to P. 0. Box 22
Trenton, Florida 32693 or fax to 35:
463-7710. Attn: Jo Buckles
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OPENING SOON: LaVern's Count
Kitchen in downtown Trenton (former
known as DonnaJo's). Waitress, coo
dishwasher, general kitchen help inte
views on Friday, August 3rd between
10am & 2 pm at 321 North Main Street
Trenton will be screened for drugs.
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Advertising Pays!


Crime Analyst
Full time position which involves
analyzing, summarizing & generating
organized computer data to assist in
reducing, solving & preventing
crimes based on probability &
correlation of events & data.
Requires analytical ability, self
motivation & knowledge of
computers, various graphics software
& data communications. High school
diploma/GED, ability to lift 20 lbs or
any equivalent combination of
education & experience.
Successfully pass background
investigation with drug test and
polygraph.

The Alachua County Sheriff's Office
is an Affirmative Action/Equal
Opportunity employer. The Alachua
County Sheriff's Office gives,
preference in
employment/appointment to eligible
veterans and spouses of disabled
veterans." Applicants with
disabilities will be accommodated in
the application process. Minorities
and protected classes are encouraged
to apply.

Starting Salary: $27,042 39,167 yr
Deadline: August 17, 2007

2621 SE Hawthorne Rd.
Gainesville, FL 32641
(352) 367-4040
www.alachuasheriff.org


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HelpC LASWanted [Help Wanted Help Wanted

EXP. BREAKFAST & GRILL COOK A. J L I area. All other daily substituting would Attach a resume and any
NEEDED: Full-time, Monday Friday. -,-rp c Ps no I a Pi n pnor i n c Frr F H A^nrna 1 Pn be at current daily rates. Contact the additional information as
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Apply in person Friday or Monday only,
between 1pm and 3 pm. No phone calls.
Cracker Box cafe, 203 NW 1st Street,
Trenton, Florida.
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2- I AM COUNTRY: My ni
Calton. I am a graduate of Cl
-2 School. I have been in bus
years and employ a staff of:
ry the country and so is most c
ly am looking to hire and trait
k, the field of Dental Laborat
.r- ogy to work with me and
en make dentures, partial, crov
in plants for dentist offices. If
college is not for you but y(
-2 worker, perhaps being paid
tal Technology is for you. Mi
is one of the best. Come see
Come work with us. I offe:
surance and retirement pack
hire full time staff to work
Friday, 40 hours per week:
ary is $9.00 per hour and tir
for overtime. Weekends and
Please.call myself, Paul, or
352-376-2718 to come see v


SITE CONTRACTOR S)
FOLLOWING TRADES:
Driver, Motor Grader Opera
tor Operator. Driver's licen
rience required. Benefits. A
Andrews paving, Inc. (386)


DRIVER WITH CLEAN
CENSE: For local haulin
3900.


CONTRACTORS SEEK
TIME HELP: Must have
mail and digital camera. E-
to charlev(ienglishhomesinc



Anheuser-Busc
Distributor is seek
Merchandisers
Service Reps
Full-time work in a team ati
Must be goal oriented
committed to provide
excellent customer se
Heavy lifting is requi
CDL Class A preferrE
but will train.
Apply in person a
Burkhardt Sales
& Service,
6125 N.W. 18 Drive
Gainesville, FL 3265
352-377-9092
EOE/DFWP


ame is Larry
'hiefland High
siness for 26
35. I am from
of my staff. I
n 4 people in
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my staff. We
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you feel like
ou are a hard
to learn Den-
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what we do.
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age. I need to
Monday thru
Starting sal-
me and a half
holidays off.
* Charlotte at
what we do.
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IHelp Wanted W Help Wanted


PART-TIME TYPESETTER
ED: Gilchrist County Journa
Experience with Microsoft W
experience with Adobe Indes
Apply in person at the Gilc
Journal, 207 North Main Str
ton. Next to Capital City Ban


SMITH LAW FIRM, LLC
ergetic, detail oriented, multi-
a high' level of expertise in ci
and skills to work as a para
tary in a fast-paced environs
looking for an unusual per
team oriented and willing to 1
cept our office protocol and
replies are confidential. Fax
352-490-5337.


FRAMER/CARPENTER
busy contracting firm. Pleas
2210 and leave message. Mus
er's license and own transport


. v .VACANCIES
ator, Excava- GILCHRIST COUNTY
se and expe- SCHOOLS
.pply within: Instructor, ESE
462-1115.
2tb, 7-26-8-2 Trenton High School
Bachelor's degree or higher from an
SCDL LI- Taccredited institution.
SCDL L Florida Certification covering ESE.
g. Call 463- Instructor, Math

3tb,7-19-8-2 Trenton High School
Bachelor's degree or higher from an
ING PART- accredited institution.
Florida Certification covering Math.
access to e- Instructors, English
mail resume
mail resume District Wide
2tb 7-19-8-2 Bachelor's degree or higher from
2t7-19-8-2 an accredited institution. Florida
Certification covering English. Masters
Degree and eligible to teach dual
h enrollment/community college preferred.
tng Media Specialist
& Bell Middle/High School
Masters Degree or higher from an
phereand accredited
ling institution and Florida certification as
rvice. Educational Media Specialist required
red. Temporary Instructional Aides
ed District Wide
it High school diploma or equivalent.
Associate of Arts degree or higher, or
at least 60 creditihours from an
e, accredited institution,
53. or a passing score on an approved state
test required.


Gilchrist Title Services


A Security Title Company


Closings

Title Insurance

* Public Record Searches


(352-463-6403) Fast and Friendly Service


Gregory V. Beauchamp

Douglas K. McKoy


302 North Main Street
Trenton, Florida


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situated on 28+ fenced/x-fenced horse ready acres.
MLES#75640 $995,000


Custom pool home on 20 acres. 4BR/2BA with 1820 sq.ft of living
area in split plan. Custom maple cabinets, recessed lighting,
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.18 Acre, Riverwalk S/D
..23 Commercial, US 129
.27 Acre, W/S, River Access
1 Acre, North Gilchrist
1 Acres, Wacassassa W/S/P
1 Acre Lots, Williston
1 Acre, Buck Bay, Chiefland
2 Acres, W/S/P, Dividable
2 Acres, Bell, Dividable
2 Acres, Old Town, Paved Rd.
2.91) Acres, Santa Fe Riverfront


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Hometown Realty.
of North FL,inc.

Natalie Rankin -Licensed Real Estate Broker
1310 North Main Street Bell,,Florida 3261.9
Office: (352) 463-9001 Toll Free: (888) 463-9001 Fax: (352) 463-9008


Affordable and roomy 4BR/2BA home with over 1800 sq.ft. of
living area. Located on beautiful oak tilled .91 acres offering shade
for home and yard. Quiet neighborhood of Sanders Oaks S/D.
MLS#756112 $82,000


56,900 tU J
75 000 4.04 Acres, Suwannee River W/S/P
12,900 4.34 Ac, Pvd Rd, Morriston, W/S/P
17,250 5 Acres, Paved Rd. N. Gilchrist
34,900 5 Acres, Close to Rivers PENDING
35,000 5 Acres, Deed Restricted
65,000 5 Acres, W/S/P, Trenton
56,900 5 Acres, Trenton, Dividable
45,000 5 Acres, Bell City Limits, Dividable
39,900 5.21 Acres, Pvd Rd., IWMH
215,000 5.5 Acres, Near Waters Lake
a 6.5 Acres, Deed Restricted


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3BR/2BA 2005 DWMH with poured concrete footer on 3.28 acres.
34x36 workshop, full length porch with concrete floor, tree house
and fenced & cross-fenced,
MLS#754487 $149,941


TS & ACREAGE
$199,900 7.94 Acres, Paved Highway, US-129
$99,000 10 Acres, CR 232
$69,000 10 Acres, CR 232
$69,500 10 Acres, Paved US Hwy 129
$79,900 10 Acres, Hwy 349 Old Town
$79,900 11 Acres, New Pines
$85,000 12 Acres, Scattered Oaks
$99,900 20 Acres, Planted Pines
$119,000 20 Acres, W/S/P, Pole Barn
$54,900 20 Acres, Bell
$99,900 20 Acres, Paved US Hwy 129


$104,900
$99,000
"$115,000
$119,000
$129,900
$109,000
$160,000
$189,000
$199,000
$210,000
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MLS#755776 $125,000


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Attn: Horse Lovers! 3BR/2BA 1240 Sq.ft. home on fenced & cross
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20 Acres, Farm Land
20 Acres, Paved Rd
21.85 Acres, Suwannee River
26 Acres, Paved CR 337
30 Acres, Chiefland Near Manatee
37 Acres, Paved Rd.
40 Acres, W/S/P, Pole Barn
40 Acres, Farm Land
53 Acres, Canal Frontage
77 Acres, Paved Rd.
78 Acres, CR 340


$255,000
$279,000
$275,000
$350,000
$285,000
$489,000
$380,000
$469,000
$425,000
$859,000
$699,000
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Your Hometown Team


Very nice 3BR/2BA doublewide mobile home on 132acres
just south of Bell. Home features front & back deck, fireplace,
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2 HOMES, HORSE BARN ON 15 ACRES!'l Family farm,
breathtaking with large oaks and board fencing. MLS#756830
$575,000


Natalie Rankin Rob Rankin Michele Taylor Emma Garcia Don Thomas
(Not Pictured: Kathleen Shannon, Jack Diepersloot & Nathan Shepherd) ,,
| 3BR/2BA1620 sq.fl. Fleetwood DWMH situated on nicely tried 1
,s www.HometownRealtvNF.com .


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ER NEED- Substitute Teachers
d in Trenton. High School Diploma or Equivalent.
/ord a must, Contact the District Office for an
sign helpful. application and more information.
hrist County Bus Driver Trainees;
eet in Tren- Substitute Bus Drivers.
k. High School Diploma. 40 hours of in-
tfn,7-5 service training will be provided for
qualified applicants. Flexible training
seeking en- hours. Part of the training prepares
-tasker, with trainees for the driver portion of the
computer use Class B Florida CDL. For information
alegal/secre- or questions, contact the Transportation
sent. We are Department at (352) 463-3230.
son who is Highly Qualified
earn and ac- Substitute Teacher Pool
culture. All We are accepting applications for our
resume to Highly Qualified Substitute
Teacher Pool. Qualifications:
5tb,7-5-8-2 Bachelor's Degree or higher with a
current or
needed for former Florida teaching certificate in a
se call 463- core subject area. Once approved,
st have driv- highly qualified substitutes would be
station. eligible for substituting at $130 a day in
tfnb,1-25 pre-approved situations where there is
a long-term absence in a core subject


Advertising

Printing

Fax Servicel

Signs

Vinyl Letters


District Office tor an application and
more information.
Obtain and submit application to:
Gilchrist County School District,
S 310 NW 11th Avenue,
Trenton, FL 32693
(352) 463-3200.
Application may be downloaded at:
www.gilchristschools.org/Personnel.
htm#Application


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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W/olford

WW realty, inc.

.Licensed Real Estate Broker In .
P.O. Box 546 Bell, Florida 32619 386935-0243
BEAUTIFUL 20 ACRES Mostly wooded with a nice valley through part of it. Approx 6 acres '
in pasture grass, great neighborhood and plenty of privacy, lots of deer & wildlife. Comprised
of (4) 5 acre tracts. Has a mobile home, super good barn and nice enclosed sheds. 4 home sites
can be built here if desired.. $375,000.
10 ACRES WITH NICE D/W MH and second rental s/w mh. Has a garage and is fenced.
Quiet and secluded. In the Bell school system. $158,900.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED 5 ACRES On county maintained road in north Gilchrist County.
- $66,500. Owner Financing with 15% down.
18 ACRES IN SOUTH SUWANNEE COUNTY Partly open and many nice trees. A great
location!! $165,000.
10 ACRES Nice land that's high & dry, but convenient to Suwannee & Santa Fe Rivers.
$119,900.
FANTASTIC 7.5 ACRES ON THE SUWANNEE 200 Ft of frontage. Complete with a very
nice 3/2 D/W river home. Large pole barn and other amenities. This land is comprised of 2
legal land lots (2nd home possible). South of Rock Bluff in Gilchrist County. Asking price
$459,000.
40 ACRE HORSE FARM W/ HOME 3/2 beautiful brick home and nice barn. Fronts on
a paved road & may also be a possible airstrip too. Located between Branford & Lake City.
Asking $579,900.
PLEASE CONTACT US FOR GEORGIA REAL ESTATE TOO !!!
For more information and pictures of these and other properties listed
Visit our website at www.wolfordrealty.com
God Bless America!!


REALTOR


L. Frank Grant Realty
L. Frank Grant
LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKER
216-A N. Main St., Trenton, FL 32693
352-463-2817 FAX (352) 463-2479 oQSALUSmN
Ifgr@bellsouth.net Fmu- s
We List To Sell!L


MLS#754159 $428,500
18 Acres, 3/2, 3,824 sqft home
Living room w/fireplace, dining
room, 2-car carport, large back
screened porch area, fenced yard,
pasture, green house, workshop,
guest house, 24 hour notice.

MLS#752196 $99,995
SE 70th Street Trenton
Rolling Oaks S/p, 5 ac., street to
street, fenced, nice home site

MLS#756753 $99,000
SW 55th Street Trenton
5.93 acres, ready to build, zoned
for homes only, near paved road,
new subdivision
MLS#749600 $125,000.
NW 60th Street Bell
9.2 ac planted pines-20 years old,
zoned for home/mobile home


MLS#752719 $144,900 ^
2 Lots 154 ft Frontage :
on 5th St., 120 ft deep, 3/2 mobile ^
home (D/W) several storage -
buildings, landscaped, carport, '
near church, grocery & schools. ,
24 hour notice please.

MLS#751750 Now $65,900
S. Santa Fe Avenue Trenton
2 ac fenced 3 sides,
ready to build home

MLS#756792 $65,000
NW 63rd Terrace Bell
4.78 acres wooded by Mother
Nature, zoned for home or M/H,
near Suwannee River
MLS#754309 $140,000
1269 NW 55th Avenue Bell
9.55 ac homesite, 4" well, septic,
power pole, 16x36 shelter.


VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT

http://fl.living.net/Realtor/1059837








M.M. PARRISH ,
REALTORS
nmmparrish.com


RESIDENTIAL
CHARMING REMODELED 1975 HERITAGE HOME within
walking distance to downtown High Springs. Has new metal roof, tile
and simulated wood floors, large kitchen and front .porch. Call Isabel
Smith, 352-318-7829 or Tony Boothby, 352-262-1159. All this for
$189,000. #282596
BEAUTIFUL 3BR, 2BA HOME in a popular High Springs
neighborhood & on a cul-de-sac. Large fenced-in backyard,
screened-in patio, ceramic tile throughout the home. Great access to
Gainesyille. Call Deena Erickson-Klacko, 352-494-2404. $194,500.
#282465
AWESOME MINI HORSE FARM! 5 Acres w/adorable 2BR, 1BA
country cottage & exquisite 8-stall Florida barn. 3 Paddocks, no-climb
fence, 2 stand-in sheds, Tiff 9 grass & more! Call Debbie Zeller,
538-2857. $284,900. #277763
LOCATION, LOCATION, is the truth for this beautiful river-front
home on the Santa Fe River. 2337 Sq. Ft, 3BR, 2BA home sits on a hill
looking over the river & a nice pastured backyard. There is a boat
ramp, dock, patio & much more. This is a must see! Call Deena
Erickson-Klacko, 352-494-2404. $458,500. #282109
VACANT LAND
LOVE A GRACIOUS SETTING? Once in a moon light you find a
2.35 acre lot with a peaceful atmosphere on paved road ready for your
future home! Call Isabel Smith, 318-7829. $39,900. #269665
MISTLETOE IS TRENTON'S NEWEST OPEN BUILDER, deed
restricted community. Twenty-seven 1.5 to 2.5 acre lots w/
underground power. Only a short drive to Chiefland or Gainesville.
Call Perry McDonald today, 352-278-0310. Starting at $50,000 to
$79,000. #277792
5 ACRES IN GILCHRIST COUNTY. High & dry and deep in the
country. This property is only a short drive to Bell, Ginnie Springs, the
Santa Fe River & Suwannee River. Call Perry McDonald,
352-278-0310. $70,000. #277234
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2007


GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL


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For Rent
3 BR/2 BA MOBILE HOME: In City of
Trenton, $500/month, first, last and secu-
rity. No Pets. 850-556-2762.
2tp,7-19-7-26


2 BR/2 BA 2006 SW MHI
acres, on secluded dead en
utes from springs. $850/mi
3911.


on 3 wooded


I Real Estate
1 ACRE BELL AREA: Beautifully
wooded, high & dry, owner financing, no
down payment, only $359/mo. $34,900.
352-215-1018.
4tb,7-19-8-9


d road. 5 min- 1/2 ACRE NEWBERRY AREA: Beau-
onth. 386-454- tifully wooded lot, just off paved street,
convenient to Gainesville, owner financ-
2tb,7-19-7-26 ing, no down payment, only $307/mo.
$29.900. 352-215-1018.


HOME ON SUWANNEE RIVER with
clear spring in backyard, Bell, Florida. 3
OR 2 5 BA, w/d hook-up, screened porch,
central heat/air, large yard, fenced, quiet
wooded area. $850/month. Available Au-
gust. 352-376-0080.

3 BR/2 BA DW: Trenton, dishwash-
er, fireplace, ceiling fans. First, last,
security, $625. No Pets! 352-210-
1888 or 352-542-8540.
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Trenton I & H

Apartments

718 NE 7th flace #905
Trenton, FL 32693
Now Accepting Applications
2,&3BRHCand
ion-HC apartments.
Rental assistance may
be available. 352-463-7106,
TDD/TTY 711
Equal Housing Opportunity.


Brad Smith Broker


ACREAGE FOR SALE: B
acre parcels, one 30-acre
separate or together. Abund
$4,500 per acre. 772-201-11


rCLASSIFIEDS"
L CLASSIFIED ADS $5.00 MINIMUM FOR 20 WORDS. 10 CENTS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD. A


Real Estate


BELL: 42 acres with 2 mobile homes
and pole barn. Lots of deer and turkey,
$205,000. 772-201-1115.
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4tb,7-19-8-9 For sale by owner, 10.7 acres, beautiful-
ly wooded, mature hard wood trees, home
Bell, two 20- site cleared, 1.5 miles from Suwannee
parcel. Buy River, high and dry, located in Gilchrist
[ant wildlife. County near Hart Springs, $110,000.00.
15. Call 463-8605 if.no answer leave mes-
tfhb,6-14 sage.


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I Real Estate
FOR SALE Retail storefront property
in downtown Trenton. Three buildings on
Main Street. Call 352-463-7135.
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Estate Closings 386-344-3727
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Suwannee Shores
3/2 mobile on 11.8 acresthatis
fenced for pasture. Setup for
._ horses. TIhis property is ready to
K mLJove into, call to make an offer
386-344-3727.
Visit it on the web at
www.buy3970NW73rdTrail.info.

fV .-. 3/2 mobile on 4.11 acres not far
: '." .. front a great hunting camp. Iuis
proper i read to move into,
ron Weaver call to make an offer
Agent 386-344-3727.
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LIST WITH US!
FREE MARKET
ANALYSIS!


Why buy a home that is over-priced,
when you can have a brand new
1500 sq. ft. home on 5 gorgeous acres
for a fraction of what other builders are charging?
3 BR/2 BA, vaulted ceilings in the living, dining, and
kitchen area, 9 ft. ceiling throughout the rest of the home,
ceramic tile, upgraded fixture package, oak cabinets, Berber
carpet, hardi-board siding, too many extras to list... You pick
the colors of your new home! For only $200,000.
Call for all the details.
Riverland Construction Services, LLC
352-224-8677


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Williston, FL 32696 Chiefland, FL 32626 Trenton, FL 32693 Old Town, FL 32680 Suwannee, FL 32692
352-529-0010 352-493-4200 352-463-7770 352-542-1111 352-542-1212


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"All-American," the American Junior

Brahman Association Show


By Mark Bishop.
The youth of our area represented
us well, the week of the Fourth of
July, in West Monroe, Louisiana,
at the "All-American", the national
show for the American Junior
Brahman Association.
Wyatt and Gavin Durrance of
Saucier, Mississippi, formerly of
Trenton, Adrian Land II, of Branford,
and Briana, Brandalyn and Bethalan
Bishop, all of Trenton, competed in
the three day show.
Thursday was Showmanship where
all did well. Briana placed third in her
class out of 24 and Brandalyn placed
second in her class of 17. Gavin and
Bethalan were rewarded with a belt
buckle for their efforts in the Pee Wee
Showmanship division.
Friday they showed their heifers
and Saturday they showed their bulls.
Although the classes were very large,
as you can imagine, some as many as
35 in a class, Briana had a heifer
which placed third, Adrian had a
bull which placed tenth, Brandalyn
had a heifer which placed eleventh,
and Wyatt had a heifer which placed
fourteenth.
Their was a total of 610 Brahmans
shown by 214 youth from Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas,
Louisiana, Texas, Arizona, and as far
away as Oregon, this girl had to drive
44 hours to the show.
Along with showing their
Brahmans, there were other activities
for the youth to compete in. Public
Speaking, a Herdsman's Quiz, a Quiz
Bowl, a Poster Contest, aPhotography
Contest, an Autograph Contest and a


Pictured from left to right, Wyatt Durrance, Briana Bishop, Ei
Land, Bethalan Bishop, Gavin Durrance, Brandalyn Bishop and A
an Land II in front of the Ike Hamilton Expo Center in West Mon
Lousiana, site of the 2007 American Junior Association Show,
"All-American.


Queen and Princess contest.
Briana was named runner-up for
Brahman Queen and placed ninth
in Public Speaking in the Senior
Division, Brandalyn placed sixth in
the Herdsman's Quiz, and Bethalan


won theAutograph Contest, collec
800 autographs in just three days
A great time was had by all
the group is making plans to att
the "All-American" next year in.
Smith, Arkansas.


SRWMD Governing Board plans meeting


Submitted
On Tuesday, August 14, 2007, the
Suwannee River Water Management
District's Governing Board will meet
at 9 a.m. at the District Headquarters,


Highway 49 and 90 East, Live Oak,
Florida.
The meeting is to consider District
business arid conduct public hearings
on regulatory and .land acquisition


matters.
All meetings, workshops,
hearings are open to the public.


Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge

Hunt Permits Available for 2007-2008


Lower Suwannee National Wild-
life Refuge announces 2007-2008
Hunt Brochure/Permits are avail-
able now at several locations con-
venient to most Levy and Dixie
County residents. Regulations, a
map and instructions for applying
for lottery hunts are included with
the free permit.
Brochure/permits can be obtained
at the refuge office, Levy and Di-
xie county tax offices, or by calling
352/493-0238, or mailing lower-
suwannee@fws.gov.
In addition to archery, black pow-
der, and general gun, there will be
a Lottery Hunt for deer (November
17 -18) and a week-long Lottery
T-T.,in fcnr-. linff (Tnniif 'l-? 1 n2


well as a Youth Deer Hunt (Decem-
ber 15-16). Small game, raccoon and
spring gobbler seasons are also pro-
vided.
A helpful feature of this season's
brochure is an attached application
form for the Lottery/Limited Hunts;
the' application will guarantee that
entries contain all required informa-
tion. Applications are accepted from
July 15th through August 31st For
Limited Hunts, individual hunters
and hunt-parties of five or less are
entered into a computer program
that randomly chooses 500 hunters
for deer and hog hunts. The two-
day Limited Youth Hunt will provide
100 youths with the opportunity to
continue the hunting tradition with a


deer/hog lottery. Those applying
for the lottery hunt must carefully
follow the procedures listed in the
2007-2008 Hunt Brochure.
All hunters in the refuge are re-
quired to possess the refuge per-
mit, a state hunting license, and a
lottery permit if participating in the
three lottery hunts.
The mission of the U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service is working
with others to conserve, protect
and enhance fish, wildlife, plants,
and their habitat for the continu-
ing benefit of the American people.
That includes, youth groups, hunt-
ers, anglers, photographers, bird-
ers, and you!


SHunt fUor luog (Jianuaiy 2, i a), as g- *--^^ --I-- -ULl .-a- -

American Legion Post 383 elects new officers
American Legion Post 383 had in- 32680, or you can drop by the Post cash to the bartender, and she will
stallation of its officers Wednesday, between the hours of 9 AM and 9 PM take care of it for you. Your dues are
July 18th, 2007, at Post home. Of- and put your check and reminder in due even if you don't get a reminded
ficers installed were as follows: the box there, or give your check or notice so plan to pay them anyway
Commander, Chris Christians; 1st
Vice Commander, Rick Henson; 2nd Local bank donates to
Vice Commander, Mitch Priest; 3rd
rica Vice Commander, Don Claflin; Ser- Habitat for Humanity h
dri- vice Officer, Jerry Prater; Finance ouse
roe Officer, Norm Jensen; Chaplain, ., ,. .,,_
th Jerry Prater; Historian, Gene Felt; an -.-,-a ;-.ZV..
Adjunct, Eugene Street; Sargeant-at- .
Arms, Kris Yeisley. ,
ting Congratulations go out to. these '
newly elected officers and we know
and they will do a great job in guiding the
tend Post in the new year. As most of you id 1.-:
Fort know, this Post, Auxiliary and SAL
have come a long way in the past 'few
years. We are proud of each and ev-
ery one of you who have helped make ..
it one of the best in the State. .........' ..
Remember, dues are now due. 4 1Capl ta City
and When you get your reminder notice ##aI tik
in the mail, DO NOT send your check
to National. Mail your check to the ..
Post at P.O. Box 220, Old To%\ n. Fl


New Cars at Used Prices!

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I NO.I i'-CstmerSeric an -Sle TeDfernei arin!


Sales Dept. Open
Mon.-Fri. 8 to 7; Sat. 9 to 4;
Closed Sunday
Body Shop Open
Mon.-Fri. 7:30 to 5
Service Dept. Qpen
Mon.-Fri. 7:30 to 5
24 Hour Towing
Call 493-7061
352-493-4263
*Plus tax, title and license fees.
"With GMAC approved .
financing on approved credit.


33 Years Service to the
Tri-County Communities


1424 North Young Blvd., Chiefland


Jackie Gilreath, left is accepting a check for $2,100 from Becky Aag-
wood of Capital City Bank. This contribution will go to the construc-
tion of the first Habitat for Humanity house to be built in the Tri
County area in 2007.

"NEED A FENCE OF ANY KIND
CALL DANNY ANYTIME."

Barb Wire Woven Wire
Chain Link Board

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


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Phone: 386-294-3867
Across from the Dollar General
1859 North Hwy 129
Bell, FL

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Right next to Sweet Magnolia Day Spa
[Formerly The Back Porch]
Under New Ownership

Closed with all new menu: Dine-In
Sunday & Cuban Pressed Subs Italian Subs Takeorut

Chef Salads Greek and More...
Hours: 11-3 Tues.-Wed. 11-4 Thurs.-Fri. 11-2 Sat.




Trenton Community Farmers' Market
At the Depot 419 North Main Street (Hwy-129)
Open Every Tuesday
from 2pm 6pm

,- ENTERTAINMENT
S Every week:
~ Open Mic 2-3,

Farm Fresh come early

Produce with your instruments.

& Plants "Buy Local"
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FMNP Checks are Now Being Accepted by our State Certified Farmers
Drop-Off location for Canned Goods for the Food Pantry
Farmers Vendors Artists Call Ellen at
352-472-7632 for more info
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 2,2O07


GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL


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