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Fernandina Beach voters
Tuesday chose two new commis-
sioners, one a former mayor. to
lead city government.
Former mayor Joe Gerrity
ousted incumbent mayor Greg
Roland by a solid margin, 1,046 to
801.
Highway patrol officer Bill
Leeper easily outpaced two chal-
lengers, Martha Garvin and Ed
Coop, winning by a substantial
enough margin to avoid a runoff.
In a straw ballot, voters pre-
ferred Ken Walker to be the next
mayor rather than John Crow or
Beano Roberts. The commission
chooses the mayor, but traditionally
follows the resultts of the straw poll.
Voters turned down a charter
amendment in a special referen-

Gerrity Leeper

dum. 1.076 to 713. The city com-
mission proposed to schedule elec-
tions every other year, rather than
every year, and to extend the terms
of commissioners from three to
four years.
Commissioners also intended
to move the city election from April
to August or November, to coin-
cide with county elections, but that
was not made explicit on the ballot.
As a result, a judge was asked
Tuesday to invalidate the charter

amendment referendum election
results even before they were
known. He declined. (See story,
this page.)
There was a small crowd at City
Hall as results were announced
shortly after 7:30 p.m. The votes
were tabulated at the county
Supervisor of Elections office in
Yulee.
Gerrity. who lost a re-election
bid last year to Walker, promised
change if he won election over
Roland, who was seeking a fourth
term on the commission.
Police Chief Chip Hammond,
who contributed S500 each to
Roland and Leeper, declined com-
ment Tuesday night on the election
result.
Turnout, traditionally poor in
city elections, was more than 1.800.
voters.
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CITY ELECTION 2005

Group
Joe G errir .. ...................... 1046 .................... 57%
Greg Roland (incumbent) ........ ..... 801 .................. 43%
Group
Ed C oo p ........ .............. ............. 174 .............. ........... .
M artha G arvin ............................ bl2 ..................... 33%
Bill Leeper ................1061..... ......... 57%
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John C row .................... ........... 565 ..................... 33 o
Beano Roberts ......... ............. 497 ..............2.... 2%
Ken W alker ............... .................. 661 ..................... 38%
Charter Amendment Referendum
Y es .: ........... ....... ..................... 7 13 ..................... 40%
N o ...... ......... .................. 1076 .................... 60%

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50 YEARS AGO
No more warnings would
be given to motorists for traf-
fic violations, said police Chief
W.H. McClanmma, coping with
a spate of accidents. "Effec-
tive immediately, all police
officers have been instructed
to arrest any person found in
violation of any traffic regula-
tion." April 15, 1955
25 YEARS60
Florida Education Com-
missioner Ralph Turlington
declared a statewide moratori-
um on school construction.
cutting $600.000 allocated to
Nassau County for vocational
building construction and
new heating-air conditioning
systems. Apni 16, 1980

Responding to petitions
signed by 170 residents, city
commissioners instructed
Public Works Director Jim B.
Higginbotham to "get the
trucks off 14th Street." They
were rerouted there after
complaints about traffic on
Eighth Street. April 12, 1995

INDEX
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BUSINESS 4A
CLASSIFIED 1C
COURT REPORT ................... 13A
CROSSWORD 9B
EDITORIAL 7A
FOOD 10B
PEOPLE AND PLACES .................. 5B
OBITUARIES 2A
POLICE REPORT 12A
SERVICE-DIRECTORY. .............. 3C
SPORTS 1B
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Another Main Beach landmark fell Monday when the building that once housed the Terrazzo restaurant and other offices and
shops was demolished. A new hotel is planned to replace it. Fernandina Beach Commissioners have rejected a plan for new
townhouses across the street from the hotel. Story, page 3A.
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Judge

declines

to alter

election

SHANNON MALCOM
News Leader
A Nassau County judge
declined Tuesday afternoon to
invalidate the results of a charter
amendment referendum to change
the timing of city elections and
terms of office for city commis-
sioners.
Fernandina Beach voters defeat-
ed the amendment Tuesday by a
margin of 1.076 to 713.
Judge Brian Davis ruled that if
the referendum called into ques-
tion because of the way it was
worded on the ballot was
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New parks board to push Main Beach plan

GLENDA S JENKINS
News Leader
A newly created advisory com-
mittee will soon begin making rec-
ommendations regarding the city's
parks and recreational facilities,
including Main Beach.
City commissioners unani-
mously approved establishing a
Parks and Recreation Advisory
Conmiittee during the regular com-
mission meeting on April 5.

Volunteer committee members,
including two between ages 16 and
24. will recommend projects to
assist the city in meeting compre-
hensive plan goals and improving
the park system.
The new committee, whose
members have not been named,
replaces a parks and recreation
advisory board that ceased to exist
earlier this year.
But unless the city can acquire
four privately owned NMain Beach

CSX leases track

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CSX Transportation has
leased its railroad track fromni
Yulee to Fernandina Beach,
including the lines that serve
Rayonier and Smurfit-Stone mills
and the Port of Fernandina.
Saturday was the first day of
operation for First Coast Railroad
at the Fernandina rail yard. First
Coast is a subsidiary of Rail Link,
Inc., a Jacksonville-based short-
haul railroad line and a wholly
owned subsidiary of Genesee &
Wyoming, Inc., a Connecticut-
based holding company.

"The larger railroads have rec-
ognized that Short-line railroads
can handle the first and last mile
a little better," said Murray Cook
Benz, vice president for sales and
marketing for Rail Link. "What
the big railroads do best is move
freight across the country. It's
truly a partnership thing."
Rail Link, Inc. operates 10
short-line railroads and does
industrial switching for large cor-
porations "like Rayonier," Benz
said.
Rail Link's subsidiary, First
Coast Railroad, will operate out of

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parcels currently for sale, the citi-
zens will lose the opportunity to
enjoy some of the only available
small-scale development at the
beach for recreational use, Mayor
Greg Roland said.
"This will be the last chance the
city ever has to get this piece of
property," he said about the parcels
located between North Fletcher
Avenue and Tarpon Street, adja-
cent to Main Beach Park.
Roland requested that a reso-

lution authorizing the city to apply
for a grant to purchase the property
be placed on the agenda.
The commission voted 4-1 to
apply for the grant provided
through the Florida Communities
Trust. Vice Mayor Beano Roberts
voted against the measure, saying
that market value would be too
much for the city to pay.
The land has been assessed at
about S655.000.
"I hope you don't believe that,

the assessed valuation is %what
somebody might be paying for this.
That's a far cry from it," Roberts
said. "That's really peanuts, com-
pared to what the asking price is
between S2 and S3 million." he said,
adding, "That's an awful lot to pay
for a go-cart track and a water slide
and a little pool hall with a conces-
sion stand in it. I'd like to see those
stay here. But they're not worth
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Expenses keep creeping up. a
little increase here and a little
increase there, making saving for
the future harder all the time. But
soon a great number of workers
will receive what they regard as
an annual windfall: the return of
some of the money that has been
withheld from their paychecks as
federal income taxes.
Of course, it really isn't found
money; it's your and mine, an
overpayment of taxes throughout
the year that is being returned to
its rightful owners you and me.
And if that sum is always pretty

WEEKLY

UPDATE

Teen court canceled
Nassau County Teen Court
scheduled for 6 p.m. April 19 in
I the new judicial complex, 76347
Veterans Way in Yulee, has been
canceled.
For information contact
I Griffin at 548-4600
Cholesterol screening

|'terol screenings from 11'a.m. to 3i1
p.m. April 19 at Nassau Health'
Foods, 1722 S. Eighth St
Maglione has more than 15
years' experience in food, nutri-
tion and dietetics. HDL ratio,
HDL profile and nutritional infor-
mation will be included. For
information contact Buster
Beaton at 277-3158.

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NEWS DEADLINES
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Church Notes: Monday, 5 p.m.
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S The East Nassau Homeown-
ers' Council, an umbrella organi-
zation for homeowners associa-
tions in eastern Nassau County,
will meet April 21 at 7 p.m. at
North Hampton. All homeowners
groups between Yulee and the
Amelia River are invited.
Communities that do not have
a homeowners' association, or
new communities where the
i developer still controls decisions.
can join the council by organiz-
ing informally and appointing a
representative.
On the agenda will be the
county's abandonment of the
Yulee DRI plan and its replace-
ment by a Rayonier-sponsored
j development.
For information call Robert
Weintraub of Marsh Lakes at
491-6817.
SHIPmeeting
The Nassau County Local
Housing Partnership (SHIP) will
meet at 4 p.m. April 26 at Branch
Banking and Trust, 1699 South
14th St. in Fernandina Beach.
Grits and business
The Amelia Island-Fernandina
Beach-Yulee Chamber of
Commerce will hold its second
Grits and Good Business
Breakfast Seminar at 7:30 a.m.
May 6 at the Palace Saloon din-
ing room. The seminar will fea-
ture attorney Ray Poole.
Learn why employment laws,
are critical to employers and
basic ways to hedge against get-
ting hit with a lawsuit. Cost is $12
for members and 830 for non-
members and includes a hot
breakfast Reservations are
required.
Grits and Good Business is
sponsored by First Community
Bank. For more information con-
tact the Chamber of Commerce
at 261-3248.
Ubrary board
The Nassau County Library
Advisory Board will meet on
May 17 from 3-5 p.m. at the
Betty P. Cook Campus Nassau
Center FCCJ, 76346 William
Burgess Blvd. in Yulee. The
public is invited to attend.

Iyou may
need to take
a look at
how much is
S being
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..... .. ............ -- from your
regular paycheck; you may be
giving the government too much
of a free loan. And, while some
people just can't seem to save any),
other way. the financially frugal
among us have only enough with-
held to cover their expected tax
requirements, and invest the rest
on a regular basis.
But even for those who prefer
to have that money returned in a

lump sum a few weeks after they)
have filed, it can still be an oppor-
tunity to save. After all, if one has
managed without it for all of the
past year. why not continue to
manage without it and put it
where you can earn some inter-
est?
The simplest way is to deposit
your refund check into an IRA. If
you contributed the maximum
annual limit to an IRA or employ-
er-sponsored plan last year, you
can increase that amount this
year. The 2005 contribution limits
on IRAs increased to 84,000, and
84,500 for workers ages 50 and
over. And employer-sponsored
plans increased to 814,000, or

8 18,000 for workers ages 50 and
over.
And, while few receive a tax
return of $4,000 (if you do, you
are losing a lot of money all
year), you can use what you do
receive to work toward that goal
for the year. If you are typically
getting a pretty big refund each
year. consider contributing reduc-
ing your income tax withholding
on your paycheck, and then con-
tribute the increase in take-home
pay this affords to an IRA or
employer-sponsored plan each
payday. Instead of lending it to
Uncle Sam, your money will be
working for you every day.
awalsh@fbneusleadercom

OBITUARIES

Darlene E. Bechan

Clarence Joe' Robey

Darlene E. Bechan, 90, of Clarence "Joe" Robey, 82,
Fernandina Beach, passed away passed away Tuesday morning,
April 4, 2005. April 12, 2005, at the Community
Born in Atkinson, Neb., she Hospice Morris Center in
moved to this area in 1999 from Jacksonville.
Kingston, Tenn., where she had He was a native of Washington,
moved from Hamilton, Ohio. She D.C., and moved to Fernandina
was a homemaker and a member Beach 21 years ago from
of the Bethel Presbyterian Church Annapolis, Md.
in Kingston, Tetnn. She was very Mr. Robey joined the U.S. Navy
devoted to her family. when he was 17 years old and was
Survivors include: her son, accepted for flight school. He was
!Llyw. Bechan, at*aa.vgei..Wforld War II. wDif
,Beqcb; daughter, Karen ee'' his'career as' a mililar) officer,[b ;
Purdy, San Diego, Calif.; six grand- served in both thb Navy and' the
children, five great-grandchildren Coast Guard. He flew numerous
and two great-great-grandchil- types of aircraft, both helicopters
dren. and fixed wing. He served as an
A graveside service was held at instructor pilot at Pensacola and
11 a.m. Friday at Kingston as a test pilot at Patuxent River,
Memorial Gardens in Rockwood, Md.
Tenn., with the Rev. Mark After retiring from military
Sherrod, pastor of Bethel Baptist service, he was employed as a
Church, officiating. pilot for the state of Maryland
Oxley Heard Funeral Directors Department of Natural Resources.
Though he had survived several
Cornelian Dillard Jones plane crashes, Mr. Robey loved
flying and continued to fly.
Cornelia Dillard Jones, 69, of After retiring from the
Fernandina Beach, passed away Department of Natural Resources,
Saturday, April 9, 2005, at her he earned his Marine Captain's
home. License and, for a time, helped
A native of Blakely County, Ga., run the Emerald Princess as well
she had resided in Lawrenceville, as other fishing and charter boats.
Ga., for many years before relo- Mr. Robey was a "Friend of Bill
casting to Fernandina Beach in Wilson" for over 23 years and was
March of 1996. a tireless worker and volunteer
During her career Mrs. Jones for the organization. He was a
had worked as a bookkeeper in member of St. Michael Catholic
the finance department in the Church, the Fleet Reserve and
Board of Education for Gwinnett the Benevolent Protective Order
County, Ga., for many years. of Elks.
Locally, she had been a member of Survivors include his wife,
First Baptist Church since 1996. Betty G. Robey of Fernandina
She was an avid reader, she Beach; four sons, Gregory Robey
enjoyed working crossword puz- (Barbara) of Chester, Douglas
zles and loved her dog, Nicki. Robey (Denise) of Dunn, Charles
Above all, she was a devoted wife, Robey (Alice) of Davis, and
mother and grandmother who Michael Robey (Patricia) of
loved spending time with her fam- Coppack, Tenn.; two stepsons,
ily. Patrick Willis (Reney) of Davis,
She is survived by her hus- Md., and David Willis (Cheryl) of
band of 52 years, Claxton Jones of Kakalia, Wash.; 10 grandchildren
Fernandina Beach; three daugh- and six great-grandchildren.
ters, Hilda Kennedy of Hoschton, A Memorial Mass will be cele-
Ga., Karen Jones Wells, of brated at 2 p.m. Thursday at St.
Lawrenceville, Ga., and Penny Michael Catholic Church with the
Eileen Harman of Gainesville, Ga.; Rev. Father Brian Ebijrn, cele-
two sisters, Pauline Mullis of brant. Interment will be in the
Cochran, Ga. and Helen Martin Garden of Remembrance
of Dudley, Ga.; 13 grandchildren Mausoleum at Green Pine
and five great-grandchildren. Cemetery.

Funeral services were held at
11 a.m. Monday in the Burgess
Chapel with the Rev. Jeff Overton,.
senior pastor of First Baptist
Church in Fernandina Beach, offi-
ciating. Interment followed at 3
p.m. Tuesday in Gwinnett.
Memorial Gardens in
Lawren'ceville, Ga., with the Rev.
Sammy Everett officiating.
In lieu of flowers memorials
may be made to the First Baptist
Church Building Fund, 416
Alachua St., Fernandina Beach,
FL 32034.
Oxley-HeardFuneralDirectors

Green line Funeral Home

Kenneth K. Shafer
Kenneth K Shafer of Yulee,
born Oct. 12, 1934, left our pres-
ence in the early morning of April
8, 2005.
He was originally from Kettle,
W.Va., but had resided in Florida
for about 46 years. He was a well-
liked man who liked golfing, bowl-
ing, fishing and spending time
with his dog, Rodney. He also
enjoyed spending time with his
family and friends.

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length. Obituaries of 450-750 words in length will be $25.
Obituaries exceedirtg 750 words In length will be charged
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Obituaries may contain a listing of survivors as
determined by the family and a short biography of the
deceased's achievements, hobbles or passions, within

He was recently preceded in
death by his father, John W. "Bill"
Shafer. He precedes his wife,
Elizabeth A. Shafer; two daugh-
ters, Sheila L. (Alvin) Roberson,
Elizabeth K.; three sons, Kerry
V. (Kandy) Turbeville Jr., Ashley
E. (Tammy) Turbeville, and Carl
J. McKain; mother-in-law, Dorothy
M. Bacon; six grandchildren,
Duane E. Hood, Tiffany L. Hood,
Kyle R. Turbeville, Austin E.
Turbeville, Nathan R. Turbeville
and Allison K. Turbeville; and two
great-grandchildren.,Janey.Pgrr ..i
and ,Leo Riles.. '., .. .
A memorial service was held at
11 a.m. Monday at Bailey Road
Church of God with Pastor Buddy
Kalem officiating, assisted by
Pastor Jim Chamberlain and Mark
Tuso. Mr. Shafer's ashes will be
spread across the 16th hole of the
Deerfield Lakes Golf Course.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made to Community
Hospice of N.E. Florida, 4266
Sunbeam Road, Jacksonville, FL.
32207.
Oxley Heard Funeral Directors

James Lonnie Terrell Jr.
James Lonnie Terrell Jr.. son
of the late Lonnie and Antoinette
Hurlbert Terrell, passed away
Friday, April 8, 2005.
James was an employee of the
Jacksonville Airport Authority for
23 years, a longtime member of
Nassau Cattlemen Association,
Florida Cattlemen Association,
Florida Santa Gertrudis
Association, N.E. Florida Fair
Association, and a past member of
County Comm. ASCS, and Nassau
Farm Bureau.
Survivors include: his wife,
Lucy; daughter Shelly; son, James
(immy) Ill; mother-in-law, Cecille
Edwards; brother-in-law, Tom
Edwards; nephew, Matt Edwards;
two nieces, Mandy White and
Kiley Middleton; and many
cousins.
Pallbearers were Elliott
Kennedy, Clarke Higginbotham,
Clyde Mizell, Rickey Hodges,
Donald Tanner, Wayne Kiser,
Wayne Thomas, and Niel
Hampton Sr.
Honorary Pallbearers were
Maintenance Department of
Jacksonville Airport Authority;
John Taylor, Florida Santa
Gertrudis Assoc.; Fla. Cattlemen's
Assoc.; N.E. Fla. Fair Assoc.;
Aubrey Bailey; Shane Hendricks;
Jim Hendricks; Herbert
Higginbotham; Terry Wingate;
Michael Wingate; Ray Johnson;
Richard Musgrove; and Jim
Hendricks.
Visitation was held at Callahan
Funeral Home from 6-9 p.m. on
Friday. Church service was held at
3 p.m. on Sunday at First United
Methodist Church of Callahan.
Thanks for the good times.
Callahan Funeral Home. Inc

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SLELTITTE iD
Fernandina Beach Class of '79 held its 25-year class reunion July 30 and 31, 2004, at the Surf Restaurant and the Amelia
Island Plantation. The class had 256 seniors at graduation, the largest ever for the high school at that time. The principal. Don
Croft, who has since retired, attended the reunion. The class meets every 5 years, but the 2004 reunion was the largest yet

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approved, another hearing could
be scheduled to determine the
validity of the ordinance.
Davis denied the request by
Concerned Friends of Fernandina
to grant an injunction immediately
after hearing arguments from Dave
Lott of Concerned Friends and City
Attorney Debra Braga at an emer-
gency hearing Tuesday afternoon at
the historic Nassau County
Courthouse.
In a request for the emergency
hearing, Concerned Friends said, "if
an injunction is not issued, voters
will be forced to vote on an amend-
ment to the city charter on the basis
of an inaccurate and misleading bal-
lot proposal."
Lott argued the wording on the
ballot only referred to one of three
changes that would result if the
ordinance were passed.
"We feel the wording on the bal-
lot ... fails to give notice of its true
legal effect," Lott said. "We feel that
because it is. misleading, it is
flawed."
On the ballot, voters were asked
if the city's charter should be
amended for elections to take place
every other year in even-numbered
years, and if the terms of city com-
missioners should be changed from
three years to four years to coin-
cide with the election change.
If passed, elections would be
held in the fall instead of spring and
the duties of the city clerk would be
reduced from conducting the city's
elections to coordinating the elec-
tions with the county elections
supervisor, in addition to a one-year
increase in terms for city commis-
sioners.
"Only one of those changes is
specifically included in the ballot
wording," Lott said. "... That is an
omission that we feel is a fatal flaw
in the wording."
Davis agreed the additional pro-
visions of the ordinance should be
included in the wording on the bal-
lot.
"Putting myself in the shoes of a
reasonable voter, the change (from
spring to fall) is clearly fundamen-
tal," he said. "Knowing when you
vote is as fundamental a right as
the vote itself."
Braga said an immediate injunc-
tion was unnecessary because the
referendum may not pass, and if it
did pass it would be a year before
the changes took effect.
"People are already voting," she
said. "... If this passes, we have over
a year to decide, we don't have to
decide this afternoon ... to invali-
date an election before it's even fin-
ished ... I just don't think that's in
the public interest."
Braga added she does not
believe the wording of the referen-
dum is flawed, and she "&ilcI'VIdrF,
of the commissioners" do not
believe the wording is flawed.

Affordable housing

for seniors OKId

City says no to

townhouse project

GLEND,.1 iENlrilj, NEW'S-LEAliLF.
Four parcels adjacent to Main Beach, including this waterslide, are offered for sale for 83.5
million. The city could become the owner of the land between North Fletcher Avenue and
Tarpon Street.

CITY Continued from L4
that much keeping them here."
Rather than pay up to 25 per-
cent of the purchase price, as stip-
ulated by the Florida Forever
grant, the city should sell some of
its vacant unused parcels, Roberts
said, referring to greenway prop-
erty on South Fletcher Avenue,
between Atlantic Avenue and
Sadler Road. "That way we could
put some money into some land
that could be put to use by
the people in this community,"
he said.
The owners of the Main Beach
property "are asking S3.5 million,"
confirmed Susan Grandin, direc-
tor with the Trust for Public Land.
The Trust, a non-profit organiza-
tion that acquires private proper-

ty for the public, is working to
secure the parcels at Main
Beach.
"We're negotiating with them.
We're pretty close," she said,
adding that the asking price
has to be substantiated by an
appraisal.
Florida Forever grant funds
come froni the document stamp
tax applied to all property trans-
fers. Each year S66 million from
the tax helps "local governments
buy property like the one at Main
Beach," Grandin said.
The grant "would be a way the
city could recoup citizen tax dol-
lars," Grandin said. "I think it will
be a great asset for the city to
have all the properties together."
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given for meeting grant criteria,
Grandin said. "But I think they
have a really good chance of get-
ting some money."
If purchased by the city., the
property can be used "for a lot of
different purposes" but would
likely accommodate a "youth-ori-
ented facility." City Manager Bob
Mearns said.
The city's youth "want music
and somewhere to go," he said.
The property is "one of those
golden nuggets at Main Beach,"
Roland said, "and if we don't act
now, it will be forever lost. I, like
a lot of other people around town,
don't want to see it be turned into
multi-stories because that's
exactly what's going to happen
to it."
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News Leader
Fernandina Beach Commis-
sioners voted down an initial
attempt at another residential
development near Main Beach, but
tentatively approved a residential
land use application for a proposed
senior affordable housing project
on the east side of 13th Street.
Following the recommendation
of the Planning Advisory Board,
the commission on April 5 voted 4-
1 against changing the land use
designation for 1.13 acres on the
southwest corner of Atlantic and
South Fletcher avenues.
Commissioner Mike Lamb voted
against the denial.
Saying the current commercial
use is "not a feasible use at this
time," property owners Herbert
and Doris Batten requested a future
land use map (FLUN\rt change from
general commercial to high-densi-
tv residential. The request was
intended to accommodate a pro-
posed 11-unit.townhouse project.
The Housing Assistance Corp.'s
application for a FLU M and zoning
change for affordable senior hous-
ing received tentative approval.
The approved request changes
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residential and changes the zoning
from a one- and two-family dwelling
district to multiple family dwelling
district.
The corporation, a nonprofit
affiliated with the Housing
Authority of the city of Fernandina
Beach, will receive federal funds
to construct a two-story senior
affordable housing building on 1.29
acres of vacant land between
Jasmine and Lime Streets.
The commission also tentative-
ly passed zoning changes for 12.33
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west of Drury Road, and for more
than 10 acres, owned by First
Baptist Church, between T.J.
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two-family dwelling district. The
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programs designed to meet and satisfy
ine recreational needs of the community,
and to make recommendations for
improvements to tne park system that
will attain the goals and objectives set
lonh in the Recreation and Open Space
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 2005/NEWS-LEADER

CLOTHES PLUS EBAY

The word "prudent" and any
reference to Fernandina Beach's
elected officials have not often
appeared in the same sentence in
recent years.
But for the heck of it, let's
look at some swirling, con-
tentious issues facing what will
be an updated slate of elected
city officials. And after identify-
ing an issue, we'll try to deter-
mine a prudent solution to the
problem. -
Let's call it the "prudent man"
tesL
Marina: You could not talk
about city issues without men-
tioning the silted-in, decaying
eyesore that disguises itself as a
marina. City officials have
lamented for years about how to
correct it.
Prudent man: Most marinas
can generate enough revenues to
pay for themselves. There are
weekly rentals of boat slips, sales
of fuel and docking fees. But the
silt gets in the way here.
Hopefully, a redesign being con-
templated will work and the
silt will be naturally carried away
by the current. Then update the
lease to Brett's Waterway Cafe
and review the management of
the marina (it seems to be stuck
in the mud) to ensure revenues
can offset expenses and away
we go.
Building codes: You do not'
have to be prudent to figure out
that there are loopholes as large
as the Grand Canyon in the city
codes. This is going to be a criti-
cal area as the city experiences
growing pains.
Prudent man: Make the codes
reasonable and easy to under-
stand, cover the loopholes and
then enforce them. If a builder or
developer does not follow the
codes, your project is halted, or
you are fined.
Tree ordinance: You might
be surprised to hear that we have
one of these in the city. It is not
frequently enforced.
Prudent man: Levy a substan-
tial per-tree fine on anyone who

Steve
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MARKET
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violates the
ordinance.
This will get
their atten-
tion. Put the
money from
the fines
toward future
enforcement.
City
manager:
The consen-
sus is that
Bob Mearns
micro-man-
ages his
department
heads.
Prudent

man: The city commission
makes the decisions for the city,
not Mearns. He reports to com-
missioners and administers what
they dictate. His job as city man-
ager should consist of hiring
good people and then delegating.
Greenway/other bond
issues: The city issued the S6
million bond offering for the
greenway project, and also has
other long-term debt on its
books. It's a bit confusing to
determine how much of the
greenway bond money is still
available.
Prudent man: Bond issues
should be done with caution.
They indebt city taxpayers for up
to 30 years in some cases. The
greenway bond funds should be
held separately from other
money and not co-mingled
(hopefully this is being done).
One of its uses was for recre-
ation, but it's hard to see many
physical improvements in this
area. This pot of money can be
valuable for the city in coming.
years.
City golf course: The golf
course, like the marina, should
be able to stand on its own. Run
it like a business: streamline the
expenses and figure out how to
generate revenues to cover
them.
Prudent man: The sprinkler
system, for instance, could easily

Investing today
A six-week continuing edu-
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Today's Financial Markets," will
be offered at the Florida
Community College Nassau
Center off A1 Ain Yulee begin-
ning April 26.
The class will meet every
Tuesday from 6:30-8 p.m.
through May 31. The class will
cover many aspects of the
financial markets, including
stocks and bonds and popular
investment vehicles such as
mutual funds, along with finan-
cial planning.
Steve Nicklas, first vice
president-investments with
Wachovia Securities, will teach
the class.
The cost Is $36, which
includes all materials (students
must pre-register at the college
and make checks payable to
FCCJ). The college office can
be reached at 548-4400.

be paid for by simply raising the
green's fees a few dollars. Also,
the financial arrangements with
city golf professional John
Vickers should be reviewed to
ensure they are fair and equi-
table to both sides.
City airport/Royal Amelia
golf links: What a conundrum.
Prudent man: Let's not even
go there.
Taxes/revenues: The sur-
plus revenues brought in from
property taxes this year were
spent, rather than being given
back to taxpayers by rolling back
(reducing) the tax rate.
Prudent man: If you're
going to spend the money, at
least put it toward some of these
swirling, contentious issues.
There are enough to choose
from. But taxpayers could use a
break.
Many times, elected officials
run on campaigns of change and
financial improvement They
often forget those platforms
when they get in office. The time
iq h e, for .
, ,ity^is new:," .,1 ,,,= ,* ,..... J1 .
You do not even need to be a
prudent man to see this.
Steve Nicklas is a financial
adviser who lives on Amelia
Island.

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Real estate boom past peak?

Dr. Hank Fishkind, a Florida
economic consultant, has con-
cluded the peak of Florida's most
recent real estate boom was
reached in the late spring and
early summer of 2004.
"With mortgage rates going
up, it's highly unlikely that we will
see a better season for home sales
in Florida than we saw in the
spring and summer of 2004," said
Fishkind, principal of Fishkind &
Associates, in a press release.
'There has been a slow decline
in home sales ever since, in almost
every region of the state. What
we'ri seeing now is level lgoff
of what bas' eb a ti t4 dbs
'run for home sales inFlorida.:'i
Fishkind & Associates has
been a consultant to the Nassau
County School Board. He based
his conclusion on data housed on
recently created web sites for local

real estate councils in the sur-
rounding metro areas of Miami-
Dade County, Tampa/St.
Petersburg, Orlando. Palm Beach
County and Broward County.
Citing the real estate council
indexes, Fishkind said while activ-
ity' was very strong in January
2005 in the greater Orlando mar-
ket, a review of the closings shows
it peaked last year. In January
2005, there were 3,864 closings
of existing single-fanily homes,
down sharply from the July 2004
peak of 5,005 closings. Sales of
both new and existing condo-
miniums were buatj.in January.
2005 but off sharply from their
spring 2004 peaks. Only sales of1.
new single-family homes were
higher in January 2005 than their
2004 peak with 2,008 closings.
The Tampa-St. Petersburg
markets displays similar trends
with strong housing market activ-
ity in January, but not as strong as
2004. For instance, new home
closings totaled 1,327 in January
2005, down from their peak of
1,376 posted in June 2004.
Existing home closings were a
strong 4.661 in January 2005, but
this, too, is down from the 6,154
reached in May 2004.

The Miami-Dade County mar-
ket was similar. With 509 new
home closings, January 2005 was
a good month, but it was far weak-
er than July 2004 when 647 units
closed. Existing home closings
totaled 2,603 this past January,
but this is down sharply from
3,473 closings in June 2004. Only
the county's red-hot condomini-
um market remained strong in
January. New unit closings
totaled 1,492 units in January, off
only slightly from the 1.581 clos-
ings in December.
Like most others throughout
. the state, the pattern in the Palm
Beach County market is the same.
There were 711 new homes
closed in January 2005, but this is
down from a peak of 786 in May
2004. Existing home sales have
declined to 2,088 units in January
2005 from 3,271 in May 2004.
Even Palm Beach's condominium
market has cooled. This January,
closing volume for new units was
only 1,084 down from 1,697
reached in April 2004.
This pattern is repeated across
almost every single market and
every type of residential real
estate product in Florida, Fishldnd
said.

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First National Bank in

First Capital Bank Holding
Corp., the parent company of First
National Bank of Nassau County,
and Coastal Banking Company, Inc.,
the parent company of Lowcountry
National Bank of Beaufort, S.C.,
have signed a definitive merger
agreement.
Pending approval by the respec-
tive shareholders and regulators,
the merger would create a banking
corporation with a coastal presence
in South Carolina and Florida with
total assets of approximately $100
m million '.
This strategy is the first major
step toward expanding banking
operations in mawy ofthe population
centers across a targeted geo-
graphic area east of 1-95 from
Florida to North Carolina, accord-
ing to a press release announcing
the merger.
The two banks will continue to
operate under their brands and will

be wholly owned subsidiaries of
Coastal Banking Company, Inc.
Terms of the merger call for
each common share of First Capital
Bank Holding Corp. to be
exchanged for 1.054 common
shares of Coastal Banking
Company, Inc. It is expected that
the merger will be consummated
during the third quarter of 2005.
The boards of directors will
remain intact at both banks; Randy
Kohn will continue to serve as pres-
ident and CEO of Lowcountry
National Bank while Mike Sanchez
continues as president and CEO of
First National Bank of Nassau
County.
"From an operational and mar-
ket perspective, the two banks are
so much alike that this merger was
a natural progression in our growth"
strategy," said Kohn in a press
release.
"We want customers of both

banks to know that,
spective, this merge
parent," said Sanch
great, personal ser
have come to expect
will not change. WE
ferent is that comm
capabilities at bot
increase. This merg
ly strategic endeavo
us greater latitude to
ing for the larger pro
ness initiatives that
of our customers, gr
The duties of eni
Lowcountry offices i
Hilton Head and Fi
offices in Fernan
Jacksonville and Sav
change.
"There will be so:
of scale that result
bined operations,"
"However, we belie'
tant to keep the staffs

merger
from their per- intact so that we can pursue our
;r will be trans- growth plan while reducing the
ez. "The same need to expand our employee base
vice that they right away."
t at both banks The First National Bank of
hat will be dif- Nassau County is a wholly owned
lercial lending subsidiary of Fernandina Beach-
h banks will based First Capital Bank Holding
3er is a mutual- Corp. First National Bank is a com-
r that will give munity bank with its main office in
o provide fund- Fernandina
ijects and busi- Beach and loan production
are reflective offices in Savannah and
growth Jacksonville. First National had $142
iployees at the million inassets as of Dec. 31.
n Beaufort and First National Bank of Nassau
first National's County is the only locally owned
idina Beach, bank in Nassau County and holds
'annah will not $90 million in loans (net) and $100
million in deposits. First National
me economies Bank of Nassau County is the only
from the corn- subsidiary of First Capital Bank
Sanchez said. Holding Corp., bank holding com-
ve it is impor- pany with approximately 600 local
s of both banks shareholders.

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Fernandina over two leased branch
lines from CSX: one line runs from
Yulee to Fernandina, and the other
frbm Yulee to Seals, Ga., for a total
of 32 miles of track.,
CSX is the only company- First
Coast Railroad connects with, and
CSX will still negotiate with cus-
tomers and obtain business. Benz
says. .
"The new company will be pro-
viding rail service to Sn-urfit-Stone,
Rayonier and Nassau Terminals in
Fernandina," she said. "The big
railroads are handling record vol-
ume right now, and the long-haul
business like moving cars from
Jacksonville to Atlanta they will
keep," she said.
, Genesee ,has subsidiaries and
affiliates that own and operate 22
short line and regional freight rail-
roads providing service in the U.S.,
Canada, Mexico, Bolivia and
Australia. It operates an additional
3,000 miles under track-access
arrangements.
It also serves the ports of
Jacksonville and Savannah and
Brunswick, Ga. "Fernandina is the
missing link," Benz said.

Rail Link was started in 1987
and has 30 people in the
Jacksonville office, but officials in
Fernandina do not yet know how
many employees will be needed
here.
"We believe in hiring from the
local community, and we have
already hired six and plan to hire
more," said Teddy Maybrier, oper-
ations manager.
All seven former CSX
Fernandina employees have been
told they can move to other posi-
tions within CSX.
Benz says both railroads CSX
and Rail Link, Inc., met with all cus-
tomers in advance of the move,
"and they understand," she said.
"For them it means more flexibili-
ty."
The rail lines will handle approx-
imately 15,000 carloads annually,
including pulp and paper, chemi-
cals and agricultural products.
'This portion of our network
consists mainly of paper products
customers and is unique in that
the majority of the traffic comes
from three customers," said
Les Passa, CSX vice president for
strategic planning, in! a press
release.

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OPINION

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13,2005/NEWS-LEADER

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

Femrnandina beepI
Some days on.the unbeautiful
road from Fernandina Beach to
Yulee I have a conversation with
myself,
Yes I think about the abuse of
economic power in public life. But
does anybody know how much
money will be made at this strip
mall tomorrow?
Well, investors may hope that
during any, market transaction
money multiplies like corn .and
wheat But it merely moves from a
purveyor who loses it to a receiv-
er who keeps it Thus some of the
money moving to our stink mall
minus all of the profit taken there
equals'zero. .
And zero plus all of the traffic is
an undesirable burden for citizens
to beep! Beep! Beep!
Everybody has a right to dwell
in comfort. But unless profit takers
learn to make fair agreements
about money public unhappiness
will impose itself anywhere human
activity occurs.
Yes. the undercompensated
workers will be rudely expected
to surrender all of theirwages for
temporary use of an empty house
near to Crandall or Hedges. And
while our soup cans get smaller a
few unperceptive machines will be
arrogantly directed to kill even
more of the worthy pine trees and
palmettos which ought to be grow-

ing beside the road from Yulee to
Fernandina beep!
John Grace
Fernandina Beach

Nowayout
With the massive building
boom that's going on in the
Nassauville, Holly Point area, apart-
ment complexes and many new
subdivisions, I am not alone with
the concern of how do the thou-
sands of people that live in this
area get out should there be any
kind of disaster? With only one
way in and outof this area we need
another way out
After many phone calls to the
road dept, planning commission,
etc., the best answer I got was the
Amelia Concourse, which won't be
to this area until sometime in late
2008. And with all the planned
housing I don't think we can wait
till 2008.
Should we have a repeat of the
wildfires in 1998 or if we get hit
with a hurricane, just how do they
think we can get out of this area? I
say we need the county or state to
do something now!
Donna Klebba
Fernandina Beach

Kudos to Crawford
For several weeks now, I have.
read the letters criticizing John

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Crawford for hiring Jerry Greeson
and just wrote it off as someone
who didn't know the facts about
the office but enough is enough! As
someone who deals with the
clerk's office on a regular basis, I
know how much better things are.
You can feel it when you walk in
and see it in the faces of the
employees. After eight years, we
now have a clerk that treats his
employees with respect and dig-
nity. They are allowed to use their
abilities to serve the taxpayers of
Nassau County and not be afraid of
the consequences.
When John Crawford ran for
the office of clerk of court, he stat-
ed he would reduce unnecessary
staff in the clerk's office. I sup-
ported him in that and still do. He
has been true to his word and as a
taxpayer of this county I find that
refreshing in an elected officials.
Whenever a newly elected official
takes office, and/or new CEO
takes over a corporation, it is not
unusual for changes in staff to take
place. This is what has happened in
the clerk's office. If you check the
records of the former clerk, Chip
Oxley, I'm sure you will see reor-
ganization was used by him also.
This resulted in staff changes of
both demotions and terminations
of long-term employees during his
term as clerk. Reference has been
made to former long-term employ-
ees being terminated by Mr.,
Crawford, which is incorrect.
These employees had chosen to
retire in order to receive large
sums of DROP program monies.
After one month of retiring, they
were re-hired at a substantially
higher salary and if employed in
the same position for 11 months
they would have the benefit of the
DROP money, larger salary and
normal retirement pay, placing
them in a triple dipping category.
This all at the expense of you the
taxpayer. They were re-hired as
new employees and were subject to
the probationary period as with all
new employees. After working as a
re-hired clerk employee for approx-
imately three months, they were
separated from employment with
the clerk's office and began draw-
ing retirement benefits.
Whenever long-term employ-
ees were demoted or terminated
under the former administration
of Chip Oxley, nothing was said -
could this possibly be a political
; ..i ,,fnr, Jerr.y Grepson, the"
clerk's office could not have any-
one that cares more for the people
of Nassau County and will work
diligently to ensure that they are
treated fairly. I say "kudos" to John
Crawford for hiring someone of
Jerry Greeson's integrity.
Considering Mr. Greeson's knowl-
edge and experience, he is cer-

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If you have knowledge of the
corporate world, or even the vari-:
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state, you will find this position in
most of the offices. It may not have
the same job title but the knowl-
edge and ability is required.
Therefore it is only logical that
John Crawford would surround
himself with the best team possi-
ble.
Margaret Pye
Nassau County

Newland code needed
Thank you for publishing the
campaign contributions ("Police
chief gave $500 to candidates,"
April 8). Since you took the liberty
of attaching my wife's name to my
contribution, I think it is only fair to
also include the reason for my
endorsement.
Joe Gerrity publicly indicated
that he did not support the new
land development code nor does he
believe that the city needed to hire
a professional consultant to work
on the long over due re-writing of
the code. Joe Gerrity believes that
city staff alone should rewrite the,
codes. Really? Surely after the lat-
est News-Leader front-page fiasco,
the'nee. for re-writing the code ij
crystal clear.
The public currently doesn't,
trust city staff to issue a permit -
when, if ever, would the updated
land development code be adopted
if it were re-written by staff alone?
My endorsement of Mayor Greg
Roland is because he supported
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sultant to re-write codes. An updat-
ed land development code will re-
establish the city's creditability,.
gain much needed public confi-
dence. create and maintain a sus-
tainable community, implement
smart growth initiatives and help to
preserve an individual's largest
asset his property. City staff,
members of the public and the
Planning Advisory Board mem-
bers have spent countless hours
on the land development code. My
hope-for this community, the vol-
unteer boards, the activists and the
city staff, especially my wife, is that
the newly elected city commission
adopts the updated land develop-
ment code.
Scott McClenning
Fernandina Beach

There isa difference
At a candidate debate held April
4 by, the Concerned Friends Of
Fernandina candidates were asked
to elaborate on their, views about
the city giving money to the Amelia
Arts Centre. Though both Joe
Gerrity and Greg Roland agreed
that some city funding should go
towards the arts, they had oppos-
ing views on how this money
phqllbe distirlbuted.
Greg Rofa'd' latledithat hli thinks
it is a good thing for the city to
give money to the Amelia Arts,
Centre and that .the city already
gives the Island Art Association
thousands of dollars a year at
shrimp fest time. "So what is the
difference?" was implied.
If Mayor Roland had explained
from whom and why the IAA
receives money at shrimp festival
time in front of this large group,
this would not have disturbed me,
but he made this statement and
continued on with his reply.
Mayor Roland should have
explained that the reason the

Island Art Association earns
money at the shrimp festival is
because the members of this
organization volunteer thousands
of hours each year to contact and
provide the artists, the jurors, the
awards and ribbons, they assistthe
exhibitors during the show and
provide the shrimp festival com-
mittee with their knowledge to
make this one of the best shows in
the nation.
The IAA members also jury and
provide the awards that go to our
local school children that display
their artwork there. When polled
the majority of the thousands of
visitors who flock the streets of
downtown Fernandina during this
festive weekend said they come to
see the art. Lastly and most impor-
tantly, the city does not give the
IAA any money at all. The shrimp
festival committee reimburses the
IAA for its services and some of its
expenses in the same way it reim-
burses the city for its services and
expenses.
So what is the difference? Every
year the members of IAA work to /
earn some money from the shrimp
festival committee while benefit-
ing the city of Fernandina Beach
by helping generate money into
its.ecortomy. versus the Amelia .
"Ak.1s'Centre askfing'thie iwty corn-
missicners to give' them up to"'
$50,000 a year with no track record
and without having dbne anything
to earn it. Our city commission-
ers' response is "it's a good thing to
give them money," "fledgling
organizations need our help."
Does this make sense to you?
I am for the city of Fernandina
Beach giving support to the arts.
However, all the organizations that
benefit the city.and are in need
should be able to apply for a grant
and be required to earn the right to
acquire one.
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EDITORIAL

No room for

interpretation '

The city is considering amendments to its land
development regulations that are intended to sim- '..
plify, clarify and strengthen our laws governing
development. We offer this recommendation
regarding building height and setback require-
ments in residential areas along the beach:
Make simple rules. Enforce simple rules.
In an effort to allow maximum flexibility for
architects and builders, the city has erred in the
past toward the complex, which has allowed
"interpretation." An example of that is the current
controversy over three houses under construc-
tion on South Fletcher Avenue.
The intent of the city commission in enacting
building height limits and provisions to require
additional setback from neighboring properties
was, to us, clear. Keep heights in check and allow
for visual corridors between structures. ,.
But given a narrow legalistic approach, the
three South Fletcher houses may be within the
law though clearly in breach of the spirit and
intent of the law. We must not give developers,
architects and builders any room for "interpreta-
tin." The'ir'"interpretation"iill fa'or bigger over
' be. r the qvate iteresO r. ..e pub.,icfr, r ,
est.
It's time to close the loophole.
No longer should we measure.building height
from the mid-point of a roof. Keep it simple: Limit
height to 35 feet from the natural grade, pre-con-
struction, to the peak of the roof. No exceptions..
This is doable given the precise topographical
measurements we now have through the
Geographical Information System (GIS) recently
implemented by the city. The roof peak is the top-
most point of the structure allow no other
points, lower or higher eaves, no dispute over
what's a roof. No exceptions.
To provide adequate setback from neighbor-
ing properties, set strict limits. At least 10 percent
of the lot.width an equal amount on each side -
with a minimum setback of 7.5 feet on each side,
even for 50- and 60-foot lots. No exceptions.
That would allow for 35-foot homes, but no
taller, on the beach, and there always would be at
least a 15-foot corridor between neighboring
structures.
We've madeour point here before. We support
growth that is properly regulated so as to pre-
serve both private property rights and the public
interest. But the city must make simple rules and
then enforce those rules. There is no room for
"interpretation."

COMMUNITY THANKS

Bestyet
On behalf of all of us at the Amelia Isla
Concours d'Elegance, I would like to thank the c
of Fernandina, Amelia Island, the County of Nass
the Nassau County Sheriff's Office and the citizen
of the en tire area for their support of our event.
Our 10th anniversary show was the best o
yet and the support of the entire community play
a pivotal role in its success. The productive pa
nership we enjoy today is due to the willingness
the city and county to work with the Amelia Isla
Concours Foundation, Inc. As a result, we will agi
be able to make a significant donation to Commun
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continue to work hard at making this relations
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the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance remain
one of the world's premier concours.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13,2005 EDITORIAL -News-Leader .. .

*Who should be held accountable?

Ans I write this column, it's mid-Sunday after-
noon, two days before the city election on
Tuesday. I have absolutely no idea who will
win the two city commission seats up for
grab, nor have I a clue as to whether or not the
ridiculous referendum/maybe not
referendum/probably a referendum/illegally word-'
ed referendum/hopelessly confusing referendum
will pass. I only know that a very important agenda
awaits those victorious.
That agenda includes making a decision, finally,
on what our marina and waterfront is going to look
like, developing a financial plan for spending and
retiring the debt on approximately 8 18 million worth
of identified improvements, deciding whether or not
to buy the private recreational properties just to.the
west of Main Beach and how they're going to pay
for those properties and a myriad of other issues,
ideas and proposals just floating around out there in
legislative netherspace.
But to me, at the very top of the next commis-
sion's agenda, is finding a way to restore the public's
faith in our Community Development Department,
which includes the building department.
That faith has been sorely undermined this last
year by the seemingly constant stream of reports
similar to the following:
Two structures demolished within the city's
historic district without approval of the Historic
District Council, a procedural requirement mandat-
ed by citycodes.
Over 1,000 trees clearcut on land adjacent to
Lakewood subdivision. A permit was issued even
though a tree survey, required by city code, was not
provided by the applicant, arid the tree restoration
plan, again required by code, was absent as well
Three houses constructed on South Fletcher
which may or may not meet code. The may or may.
not part results from differing opinions within city
staff. The building official yes, meets code; the city
manager- yes, meets code; the planning depart-
ment- no, doesn't meet code; the city commission -
"Well, we haven't spent any taxpayer dollars in the
last 20 seconds, so let's hire a consultant." Citizens of

Fernandina Beach, however,
-m suffer from no such ambiva-
lence the houses are out of
code.
So, how can the commis-
Sl sion begin to restore public
A confidence and trust in the
Smidst of a political atmos-
S phere so heavy with the afore-
mentioned meltdowns? First,
they should establish account-
ability and responsibility for
Ron Sapp such disastrous decision-mak-
,--**- ing. Then, they should take
the necessary action (s) to
THE NO reduce the likelihood of simi-
'SPIN' ZONE lar decisions being made in
the future.
, Institutional accountability and responsibility-
within city staff- tends to follow the natural,
Newtonian model. Things flow downhill. If two struc-
tures are demolished, if 1,000 trees are clearcut, if
three houses are permitted incorrectly, well, it's the
workers who issued the permits who have to pay.
Political accountability and responsibility, though,
tends to flow uphill. Citizens want answers from city
commissioners, and, so far at least, this desire for
accountability and responsibility has been met with
silence.
That silence has to go away and leaders have to
step up. ,..
Someone on the commission, a leader, has to tell
the people of Fernandina Beach that they, the com-
mission, bear the ultimate responsibility of enforcing
city codes and laws, that political accountability
starts and stops with them.
Then. someone on the commission has to point
out that the city charter gives the responsibility of.
executing all city laws and codes, on a day-to-day
basis, to the city manager. He is responsible and
accountable for every permit issued or not issued by
city staff. He is responsible and accountable for
every action taken or not taken by city staff.
Remember, political accountability and responsibility

Citizens want answers from city
commissioners, and. so far at least,
this desire for accountability and
responsibility has been met with
silence. That silence has to go away
and leaders have to step up.

flows uphill, and he is almost at the top of the gov-
ernmental food chain.
So, at least in my opinion, when those two houses
were demolished in the historic district, the city
manager was responsible. And, when no action was
taken acknowledging that responsibility, the city
commission was accountable.
When those 1,000 trees were clearcut next to
Lakewood, the city manager was responsible. And
when no action was taken acknowledging that
responsibility and the homeowners of Lakewood
were left to fend for themselves in a dispute with the
developer, the city commission was accountable.
When those three houses were permitted on.
South Fletcher, the city manger was responsible.
And, once again, the commission took no action. For
that, they are accountable.
We'll never get those demolished structures
back, the 1,000 trees are gone forever, no one is real-
ly sure what's next for the three houses and the con-
cepts of accountability and responsibility were left
twisting in the wind; set adrift like public trust and
confidence.
Commissioner Roberts said that we are not
Rhodes Scholars, here in Fernandina Beach. At least
we know, though, Mr. Roberts, who should be held
responsible and accountable for persistent incompe-
tence.
Ron Sapp served on the Fernandina Beach
City Commission for 21 years. His column appears
regularly.

VIEWPOINT/RAND) RICE,/ARCHITECT

fWhen lowest comes to mean highest

.*. 'Whis is a response to the Fernandina Beach
S City Commission action suspending work
I on 2252, 2262 and 2272 South Fletcher
S.. Avenue by the architect.
A special action meeting of the city commission
was held April 1 that included a majority vote to halt
work on the South Fletcher houses. At issue is a
city ordinance- since modified at the same meeting
- that required side setbacks to be based upon the
lowest eave and the highest point of the ridge.
Particularly in the case of codes and zoning ordi-
nances specific words mean something. Often in
these types of documents, an entire chapter will be
dedicated to definitions, so everyone can under-
stand what is meant by certain terms.
Regrettably. lowest eage'i 'nfit'detfined i6 hecit'g,
' /zqgK .o^br.. .e. In 'etnA { al^ e South.I'^ er
houses, the majority of the city commission inter-
preted "lowest" to mean "highest," causing my
client significant harm, reneging on a lawfully
issued building permit and declaring the homes
"illegal." In addition, the commission then passed a
motion changing the code in question to match
their interpretation.
If the original code had intended to mean "high-
est" eave, it simply would have said so. It, in fact,
said "lowest" eave, and that was the interpretation
given by the city building official prior to com-
mencement of the project.
For the Fernandina Beach City Commission to
renege on a justly issued building permit issued in
accordance to current code is pernicious to not only
the principals involved but to the concept of zoning

There are no villains here. A code
interpretation was received from the
city building department, and the
buildings were designed according to
the city's stated requirements: :

as a whole. It is akin to being at a traffic light and
having a policeman that is directing traffic tell you
to go ahead and turn, and then have him go get in
his car and tell you your-turn was illegal. The trust
BWtive MfeI 6vvrtffreoV-ndthe puIic is eroded.
SIt i iAdrtf& l tha '1iflI tf 1
approach an important issue such as this in a man-
ner that created a politically charged atmosphere in
which good hard-working people of this community
were denigrated. The harsh treatment of Art
Sanchez in particular by both the News-Leader and
the city commission is completely unwarranted.
There are no villains here. The process of obtaining
advice and a-permit was done per city constructs. A
code interpretation was received from the city build-
ing department, and the buildings were designed
according to the city's stated requirements. If the
requirements had been different the buildings
would have been different We depend on the city to
provide correct information.
To suggest that the builder should have "known

better," as some city officials did Aprill, is to ignore
two critical facts: 1) there is a clear problem with
the current code as written, witnessed by the fact
that there has been two years since a commission
was established to rewrite the code, and 2) the
builder is not on the city's payroll He can only rely
on the city's interpretation of the city's zoning
requirements. It is his job to provide the best home
for the owner, not to supervise city officials. One of
the fine builders on this island is being used as a
political scapegoat because city commissions under
different mayors failed to provide clear direction for
improving the city zoning requirements.
Now, action is happening, but it is happening in a
knee-jerk way, apparently without regard to the
research and time spent bynmany citizens over the
. ,1past to yearsand with light regard for the proper?
tyr'ihts of 0indivil&al property o wners. We are for-
tunate that, with a few exceptions, that our ocean-
front is not littered with 5- or 8- or 30-story
condominiums, as is the case in most of the rest of
the state. We should all be grateful that the conver-
sation is about how wide a setback should be
between homes verses how high are we going to
allow the next condo to go.
Now it's time for one of the lowest acts that the
city commission has done in recent times to be
reversed into a decision that reflects the highest val-
ues of responsibility and fairness on which effective
government depends.
Randy Rice, Rice Architect, LLC, Amelia Island, is
the architect of the three houses on South Fletcher
Avenue.

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

What to investigate
The spectacle of the city commission now con-
fronting the issue of improperly permitted houses on
South Fletcher Avenue shows once again the weakness
of our leadership. Make no mistake, this was an error
caused by city employees last year, but tepid reaction
has allowed the horse to escape the barn. Now the
horse it too big to corral
The issue is interpretation of building height City
officials and others have complained that code is just
too complicated and subject to interpretation. This is
simply not true in the issue that is the focus of com-
motion regarding three houses on Fletcher. To my
knowledge there has never been any informed indi-
vidual who believed that code building height was
determined by any method other than the middle of
high and low main roof points. Nobody has ever sug-
gested using the scheme city employees used to cir-
cumvent code so a builder could erect large homes on
:50foot lots.
At the time: I completed my Planning Advisory
Board term last year this issue was under study by a
competent task force, although not a priority of the
commission. I am familiar with the discussions, and it
was determination of ground reference point to meas-
ure building height that was the difficulty. There was
not a problem in the common understanding of the
high point.
Now the buildings are built and we are hiring still
another consultant to give us an interpretation of our
own code. Worse still, informed city officials already
know what the answer should have been in the first
place.
Had city employees made correct decisions initially
then house plans would clearly have required some
modifications to meet code. Does anybody in Nassau
County think now that some expensive consultant's
decree will change the reality that the houses are
solidly and permanently in place?
This mess reminds us sadly of the Ocean
View/Centex sham 10 years ago, the CRA, marina
and other waffling by city officials that cost taxpayers
in dollars and confidence.
Avoidance of the most difficult decisions hurts in
the long run. Efforts are now being refocused on mak-
ing the code "clear" and hoping that a consult will
give a report that offers easy solutions. The city com-
mission should properly be focusing investigative
energies on the obvious. Has there been criminal or
civil misconduct that should be exposed or charged?
That would be the only likely value to come from this
sordid episode.
T. J. Robertson
Fernandina Beach

By the time this story is
published, the election
will be over, and the
group 2 Fernandina
Beach City Commission seat will
nd be decided. At the end of the
ity campaign, there has been some
au, talk about a building a partner
ns and I built on a 50-foot lot in the
e summer of 1999. I feel that I
ne have never avoided the issue, yet
'ed never told the entire story pub-
irt- licly. The story was the subject
of of a News-Leader article
nd ("Certain duplexes breach city
ain code: Gerrity's property being
ity investigated by attorney," Feb. 7,
2003).
un- Here is my side of the story:
eat During the summer of 1999
vill my partner and I, through a
hip builder, obtained permits to
hat build a two-dwelling family
ins home. At that time, the code
allowed construction of that type
ns of building on a 50-foot lot. The
ce building met all height, setback
and building code requirements
as set forth.in the city code.
Construction progressed, and
the building was completed. We
,rs sold one unit to a couple from
Texas at the beginning of March
d 2000. As we proceeded to close
1 the second unit, my partner and
y I received a letter from the city's
No director of community develop-
ment, telling us that we could
not subdivide a 50-foot lot. At the
time of the letter, the city was
not aware that one side of the.
O. building had already been sold.
Being very concerned that I
had already sold one side, and
that was a violation, I called then
City Attorney Wesley Poole. He

l did not give me
legal advice, but
told me what
6 the city would
deem as an
acceptable type
of ownership,
one of which
Gerrity was a
Declaration of
Unity of Title.
My partner and I chose one of
those acceptable options, and
approached the owner of the'
other side of the building. They
were not interested in participat-
ing in a Declaration of Unity of
Title. At that point we offered to
buy the unit back from them for
their original purchase price,
closing costs plus any interest or
:costs they incurred.
Sometime in the spring of
2000 we purchased the unit back
from the buyers.
We took several months to
decide how to proceed, and
decided to sell the building
under a Declaration of Unity of
Title, which was one of the
options the city attorney deemed
acceptable to the city. A qualified
attorney closed the transaction,
and both buyers were told of the
ownership and were satisfied
with the way the property was
titled. My partner and'I felt that
we had done the right and legal
thing.
However, the story does not
end there. During the winter of
2003, a city commissioner urged
the city to look into all homes
built on substandard lots. The
report was compiled by a local
attorney, at a cost of $4,600 to

the city. When the report was
completed, the city manager and
the city attorney called me to
inform me of the contents of the
report, and I told them the same
story I have related above. I did
not have anything to hide, and
still do not have anything to
hide. The report was distributed
to the commission in March of
2003, but no one ever brought
up the subject again. I sat on the
commission for 14 months after
the report was issued, and com-
missioners did not feel that it
was necessary to take any type
of action.
For some strange reason, the
subject came up at the April 5
city commission meeting, one
week before the election. I think
you can figure out the rest by
yourself.
In conclusion, my partner
and I made a mistake. We could
have let the uproar die down and
quietly sold the other unit, but
we were concerned about doing
the right thing. We accepted the
legal and financial responsibility.
We could not have asked any
higher legal authority in the city
of Fernandina Beach than the
city attorney. We used a qualified
attorney to close the property,
and made the proper disclo-
sures. My parents taught me a
long time ago, when you make a
mistake, own up to it, do the best
you can to fix it and move on.
That's exactly what I have done.
Joe Gerrity was a candidate for
the group 2 Fernandina Beach
City Commission seat in
Tuesday's election.

V TO THE EDITOR

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SA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13,2005 NEWS News-Leader

'Katie Ride for Li

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SHANNON MALCOM
News-Leader
On Sunday the Katie Caples
Foundation will host the "Katie
Ride for Life," the foundation's first
bicycling event. The event, which
will take place at the Winston
Family YMCA in Ponte Vedra
Beach, Jacksonville, is planned to
raise funds for organ donor aware-
ness and education programs.
Fernandina Beach teenager
Katie Caples was focused on help-
ing people throughout her life.
Sadly, her life was cut short in 1998
when she died as a result of a car
accident on her way home from a
March of Dimes walk. For six days,
Caples was in a coma.
After she died, her parents
David and Susan Caples made
arrangements to have her organs
donated. Six lives were saved as a
result
The Caples family founded the
Katie Caples Foundation with the
rest of Katie's family. He's endured
what every parent fears the most -
the loss of a child.
And he said what made it easi-
er was knowing that even after her
death, Katie was helping other peo-
ple to live.
"It really allows you to feel that
something good came out of the
whole process," Caples said.
A young man who received
Katie's heart will attend the Katie
Ride for life and visit with partici-
pants, Caples said. He was the
same age as Katie when he

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received the donation, and Caples
said he has gone on to college and
coaching sports.
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It reminds us of Katie all the time,
and that's a good thing."
The Katie Caples Foundation
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"But we wanted to kind of
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the foundation partnered with Life
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the event is successful locally,
Caples said he is hoping it will
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6:30 am. until 10 a.m., and the rides
are planned to give nature lovers
plenty of scenic views.
Riders should plan to complete
their ride by 1 p.m. in order to take
part in the entertainment, music
and catered lunch.
Olympic medalist Chris Klug,
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will be held from 10 a.m. until 11
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The minimum pledge to partic-
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Kathy Giery of Life Quest
Organ Recovery Services is hoping
events like the Katie Ride for Life
will encourage more Florida resi-
dents to register as organ donors.
Ifs a simple process, Giery said.
Interested individuals can sign
an organ donor card at the state
Department of Motor Vehicles
(DMV) that will place them on the
organ donor registry. Also, those
who wish to be organ donors
should inform their family of their
wishes.
Giery said the number of people
registering to be organ donors is
steady at approximately 1,000 each
week in Florida, Through educa-
tion and awareness however, she's
hoping that number will rise.
Dispelling myths surrounding
organ donation is one of the key
concerns of organizations like Life
Quest
Giery said many people believe
organ donation is against their reli-
gious beliefs.
"I would encourage those peo-
ple to talk to their clergy mem-
bers," she said, "because there
aren't any major religions put there
that oppose organ donation."
Another common misconcep-
tion, according to Giery, is that
organ donation can interfere with
funeral arrangements such as hav-
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And Giery said she has heard
people say emergency medical
workers will not try as hard to save
the life of an organ donor.
"Nothing could be further from
the truth," she said emphatically.
"When medical workers are car-
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13,2005 NEWS News-Leader

Little League, county near agreement

Oliver

Sparkman

Board

suspends

accused

coaches

SHANNON MALCOM
News-Leader

Members of the Nassau
County Parks and Recreation
Commission voted Thursday to
suspend two Yulee little League
coaches who were' arrested last
month and charged with sexual
battery.
Commission chairwoman
Vickie Samus said members
voted unanimously to suspend
Michael Glenn Oliver, 25, and
Andrew Wade Sparkman, 19,
from coaching until their cases
are resolved.
The two men have also been
banned from the Yulee Yulee Sports.
Complex, where games and prac-
tices are held.
"Our vote was not to decide
guilt or innocence," Samus said.
"Once this is cleared up, and if
they are found not guilty, we plan
to send them each a letter saying
we'd love to have them back."
The commission's decision
overrules a March 31 vote by
members of theYulee Little
League board to allow the men to
continue coaching.
"Our board took an unusual
situation and tried to make
the best of it," said Yulee
Little League League President Ivan
Williams.
Williams said he respects the
commission's decision to sus-
pend the coaches and he will
enforce it
Oliver and Sparkman were
arrested March 22 after two
teenage girls told police the men
sexually assaulted them, sepa-
rately, in a wooded area near
Pages Dairy Road in Yulee. One
of the victims is a minor.
According to police, both men
admitted having sex with the
women, but said it was conse n-

A 16-year-old girl told police
Oliver gave her alcoholic bever-
ages and forced her to have sex
with him while they were togeth-
er in a vehicle.
Sparkman's accuser, an 18-
year-old woman, t pod police
Sparkman forced her to have sex
with him while he was pushing
her and holding her against an
all-terrain vehicle (ATV) in the
woods.
Oliver has been charged with
sexual battery, unlawful sexual
act with a minor and giving alco-
hol to a person under 21.
Sparkman faces a charge of
sexual battery.
Samus said a county ordi-
nance requires background
checks for potential coaches, but
there are no official guidelines
for situations when a coach has
been arrested during the season.
Samus said when members of
the commission meet again in
June, it will be on the agenda to
establish a rule that would
cover future situations like this
one. ,
"It is a gray area," she said.
Samus emphasized the deci-
sion was not personal or meant to
be vindictive.
"I've heard some really great
things about (the coaches)," she
said, "... but we have to err on
the side of caution."
smalcom@fbnewsleader.com

SHANNON MALCOM
News-Leader

Fun and games for children can
be serious business for adults.
Boys and girls on Yulee Little
League teams have been happily
practicing and playing ball for
months, oblivious to behind-the-
scenes tension that could have
brought the games to an end, at
least temporarily.
Disagreements about a pro-
posed contract between the league
and the county had Yulee Little
League President Ivan Williams
and county Building Maintenance
Director Daniel Salmon almost at
an impasse.
The dispute could have resulted
in team members being unable to
use the county's facilities, including
the Yulee Ball Park where they hold
their games and practices.
However, Williams and Salmon
emerged from a meeting on April 4
with an agreement.
"It looks like everything's going
to be fine," Salmon said. "... And I
certainly never expected anything
else."
Prior to the meeting, Williams
had not been so optimistic.
"(Salmon) told me to write up
the specific things I dislike in the
contract," he said. "But if I do that,
I think it will void the entire con-
tract I'm not sure they'll really be
willing to make the changes I
want"
The situation began earlier this
year when Nassau County officials
worked with representatives from
local Little League organizations to
devise a contract that would spell
out the responsibilities of both
league members and the county
regarding the use of public facili-
ties. "

, In Williams' three years as Yulee
Little League president, this was
the first time such a contract had
been proposed.
"We'd always kind of had a gen-
tlemen's agreement," he said. "I
knew what they expected of me,
and they knew what I expected of
them."
Williams said in the past, the
team was expected to pay only for
* the propane gas they used for cook-
ing and electrical stove costs.
The new contract would make
the Little League responsible for
the "cleaning of the buildings ... all
kitchen cooking equipment main-
tenance, cleaning, energy costs ...
ice machine filter replacement cost
... (and) refrigeration."
According to the new contract,
the Little League would also be
expected to pay for one professional
oven hood cleaning and for half the
cost of an inspection of the kitchen
fire suppression system.
Williams said he felt, the con-
tract was too vague and could end
up costing the organization a lot of
money he said as much as $1,000
a month. He also didn't like that it
had no time restraints.
"I don't want to sign a contract
in 2005 ... and two years later have
another president be held to that
contract," he said.
According to Salmon, disagree-
ments about the, contract were
largely the result of misunder-
standings. He said nothing in the
contract should cost the organiza-
tion significantly more money than
it has paid in the past.
He said the lack of a date was
intentional.
"We wanted an open-ended con-
tract so that we would not have to
go through the process again each
year," he said, "butit's not a locked-

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Name builds a bridge across a wideexpanse
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DICKIE ANDERSON
For the News-Leader
A melia Island residents
Phil and Jane Scanlan
planned a trip to a very
different part of the
world, one where Phil had been
before. They left Feb. 23 for
Vietnam and a return to the
country where Scanlan first went
as a first lieutenant in the U.S.
Army Signal Corps.
Scanlan and his wife said the
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has changed," Phil Scanlan said.
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Maureen Imelda Scanlan. She
was named for a nun, Sister
Imelda, that Scanlan met while
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worked at the orphanage. His daughter, Maureen Imelda
Scanlan, below, is Sister Imelda's namesake.

stepped in, hoping to establish
democracy in South Vietnam.
Based in the city of Nha
Trang, northeast of Saigon,
Scanlan found some good in all
the bad by volunteering at an
orphanage run by Catholic nuns.
Each battalion had a civic affairs
officer, in this case, Scanlan. It
was up to him to find a worthy
local project for the Americans
serving in Vietnam. He chose the
orphanage, which cared for sev-
eral hundred children from
babies to young teens.
Sister Imelda was in charge
and welcomed the help of the
American soldiers. They would
spend their free time helping the

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proposed Ordinance entitled
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nuns with repairs and working in
the small farm that supported
the orphanage. The soldiers also
raised money to build an addition
to accommodate the overflow of
homeless children.
"The woman was a saint. I
really admired her and what she
was doing," Scanlan said.
After his tour Scanlan
returned to the United States,
and when his first daughter
Maureen was born he gave her
the middle name Imelda. Scanlan
attempted to stay in touch with
Sister Imelda but after the Tet
offensive in January 1968, an
attack on South Vietnam by the
North Vietnamese that was the

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turning point of the war, all com-
munication ceased.
The Scanlans hoped to find
Sister Imelda when they made
their recent visit. But how do you
find a 78-year-old nun in a com-
munist-controlled country who
might not even be alive? Early
attempts failed. A casual conver-
sation with a new Amelia Island
neighbor linked the Scanlans to
the Catholic Relief Agency,
which eventually made a connec-
tion that would lead them to a
reunion with the woman who had
made such a dramatic impact on
Phil Scanlan's life.
After two nights in Hong
Kong the couple met their guide

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April 19. 2005 at 6:00 p.m in the City Commission Chambers. 204
Ash Street. Fernandina Beach. Florida. on the proposed Ordinance
2005-05 as follows-
ORDINANCE. 2005-05
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA. CHANGING THE ZON-
ING FROM NASSAU COUNTY COMMERCIAL INTENSIVE
(SOUTHEAST PORTION); COMMERCIAL GENERAL
(SOUTHWEST PORTION); RS-2 (NORTHERN PORTION)
ZONING; TO CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH ONE AND
TWO FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT (R-2); LOCATED ON
SADLER ROAD WEST OF DRURY ROAD; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
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in Saigon and made their way to
the convent, where they found
Sister Imelda. She was frail and
unable to speak because of a
stroke.
She looked as Scanlan leafed
through the photograph album
he had brought her with photos
from the time they spent togeth-
er.
He also shared the letter he
had carried so many miles.
The nun's namesake.
Maureen Imelda Scanlan, is now
a high school teacher. She starts
each school year the same way.
She challenges each student to
research the history of their
name. The letter her father car-
ried described the assignment
she gives her classes at the
beginning of each year. They are
to write about the origin of their
names. She starts her letter by
shaJing her story:
"'When I tell my story every
year, it makes me feel extremely
proud that my father named me
Maureen Imelda Scanlan. Even
in the year 2005, students appre-
ciate the story of my name. It
helps them realize that words
and names are powerful. I wish
you could see my students and
how attentive they are when I tell
the story of my name and of the

friendship that helped my father
through one of most challenging
times in his life. Thank you for
the light you brought to my
father's life during this time.
Thank you for being a friend to
him. I want you to know that
your story is told often and with
reverence. It is a story that will
be passed down for generations
to come."
Sister Imelda smiled and
acknowledged she understood.
The other sisters were thrilled
with the album, the letter and her
response. They are teachers and
were greatly touched by the let-
ter Scanlan carried from his
daughter.
The nuns also support their
convent by producing hand-sewn
needlework. The Scanlans were
given a beautiful piece which will
hang in a place of honor in their
Amelia Island home, a reminder
of a very special connection
made from past to present

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F[RNtAjD)INA BLEAH FIRE DEPARTMENT FORTH NEwVt.LL.UIEFL
One person was injured in a school bus accident Friday morning at Sadler and Ryan roads when
a vehicle slid into the back of the bus while the bus was stopped to pick up' children at about 7
a.m.

1 hurt in school bus crash

NASSAU COUNTY FIRE-RESCUE/FOR THE NEWS-LEADER
A vehicle fire on northbound 1-95 destroyed a moving truck and closed one lane of traffic
Thursday. Nassau County Fire Chief Chuck Cooper said the fire was caused when the truck's
oxygen cylinder exploded.

SHANNON MALCOM
News-Leader
One person was injured in a school bus accident
Friday morning at Sadler and Ryan roads, according to
the Fernandina Beach Fire Department.
Nearly sinuiltaneous accidents on 1-95 and US 17
sent two people to the hospital and slowed traffic on
both roads Thursday.evening.
Vehicle slid into the back of the school bus while
itwas stopped to pick up children about 7a.m. The driv-
er of the vehicle was injured and taken to Baptist
Medical Center Nassau. The injuries were not life-
threatening.
The first accident Thursday, a vehicle fire involving
a moving van, occurred at approximately 5:30 p.m. on
1-95 near mile marker 374. No one was injured in the
fire, which was caused by an oxygen cylinder, accord-

ing to a Nassau County Fire-Rescue report.
The oxygen cylinder "became a grenade," said
Chief Chuck Cooper.
According to the report, the cylinder exploded,
blowing off the roof of the van and causing the cab to
collapse.
The incident caused approximately $10,000 damage.
Debris and miscellaneous items from the van were
strewn across the ground as far as 500 feet away.
The two men in the van were on their way home to
NewYork. Ittookfire rescue workers an hour and half
to fully extinguish the fire, and one lane of traffic was
blocked on the interstate.
Minutes later, at approximately 5:45 p.m., two cars
collided on US 17 north near the weigh-station in Yulee.
Two people were taken to Shands Jacksonville as a
result of the head-on collision.
Their names and conditions were unavailable.

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SHANNON MALCOM
News-Leader
Days after police learned a local
registered sex offender had moved
without reporting his new address
as required by law, he was found
when his roommate was arrested
for allegedly having sex with a 13-
year-old girl.
Willis Joshua Wright, 26, and
Danny Eugene Culbertson, 21,
both of 1602 Nectarine SL, apart-
ment F-5, Fernandina Beach, were
arrested April 4.
Fernandina Beach Police
learned Wright was missing when
they attempted to verify the address
he had listed with the Florida
Department of Highway Safety and
Motor Vehicles. Wright's address
was listed as a homeless shelter
run by a 14th Street church.A man
at the church told police Wright'
had lived there for about two
months, but that on March 26 he
"unexpectedly and hurriedly gath-
ered all of his belongings and left
the church."
The witness told police Wright
did not say where he was going or
why he was leaving so suddenly.
Police waited to see if Wright
would register a new address with
the state, as required by law.

When he didn't, a warrant was
issued for his arrest.
On April 3, police were notified
that the parents of a 13-year-old
Fernandina Beach girl had taken
her to Shands Jacksonville after
she told them she had sex with
Culbertson.
The victim told police she met
Culbertson through an online chat
room.
Police found Wright when they
met with Culbertson at his apart-
ment Wright was arrested for fail-
ing to update his address as a reg-
istered sex offender.
Culbertson was arrested on out-
standing warrants from Georgia
and later charged with lewd and
lascivious acts with a minor. He is
being held at the Nassau County
Jail on a $50,002 bond.
Wright is held at the jail on a
$10,002 bond.

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13,2005 NEWSNews-Leader

POLICE REPORT

This was written .by the News-
Leader from oral and written
reports by the Nassau County
Sheriff's Office, the city 'of
Fernandina Beach Police
Department and other agencies..
Arrest indicates suspicion of a
crime, not guilt.
Anyone with information about
criminal activity can contact the
Fernandina Beach Police Depart-
ment at 277-7342 or the Nassau
County Sheriffs Office anonymously
by calling 225-0147 in Yulee and
Fernandina Beach or 879-2136 in
Callahan, Hilliard and Bryceville.
The "We Tip" program 1-800-
78CRIME also allows callers to
leave anonymous'tips.

Gun threat
William Curtis Walthour, 49,
of 313 Walthour Place, Yulee, was
arrested Thursday for aggravat-
ed assault with a deadly weapon
and resisting arrest without vio-
lence.
Police arrived at a Yulee resi-
dence after a disturbance early
Thursday morning. The victim
told police Walthour had threat-
ened her with a handgun.
Walthour, who was reportedly
driving away from the home when
police arrived, was ordered to get
out of the vehicle and lay on the
ground.

According to a Nassau County
Sheriffs Office report, Walthour
"was being argumentative" and.
refused to lay on the ground
despite being given several
orders."
Police said they used a stun
gun to subdue Walthour.
The victim told police Walthour
had put a gun to her head after
she told him she didn't have any
cocaine.
During a search of Walthour's
vehicle, police discovered a toy
gun.
Walthour was arrested and
taken to the Nassau County Jail.

Thefts reported
Four thefts were reported April
6. A motorcycle was reported
stolen from a River Road resi-
dence, a pressure washer was
reported stolen from a Blackrock
Road residence, an all-terrain vehi-
cle was taken from a Davis Road
residence and the owner of a 10-
speed bicycle told police his bike
was stolen from his US 301 resi-
dence.

Felony arrests
Brian Keith Pack, 28, Jack-
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controlled substance, possession
of more than 20 grams of mari-
juana, possession of drug para-
phernalia and open container.
$10,002 bond.
Justin Keith Lawrence, 23,
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Michael Erik Jackson, 39,
Jacksonville, Thursday, burglary,
grand theft.
Zachary Verdier Jamison,
18, 314 N. Ninth St.. Fernandina
Beach, April 6, possession of more
than 20 grams of marijuana and
possession of marijuana with
intent to sell. .
April Celeste Musgrave, 36,
225 Bills Trail, Yulee, April 6, pos-
session of cocaine and possession
of drug paraphernalia.
Joseph Vito Zabbarro, 28,
Jacksonville; April 6, habitual driv-
ing with a license suspended or
revoked.
Kyle Rhy Himes. 20, 37235
Coyote Drive. Hilliard, April 6,
Duval County warrant for 16
counts of worthless checks.
Brandon Allen Waterstraat,
21,123 W. Hirth Road, Fernandina
Beach, April 5. sale or delivery of
marijuana. 825,002 bond.
Nellie Garvin Powers, 45.
1535 Stevens Road. Fernandina
Beach, April 5, Duval County war-
rant for violation of probation for
convictions of attempting to
acquire a controlled substance and
grand theft.
David Larry Sikes, 27.
550598 US 1, Hilliard. April 5. sale
and delivery of cocaine. S25,002
bond.
Michael Alexander Hill, 44,
1316 Beech St., Fernandina
Beach, April 5, Alachua County
warrant for violation of probation
for a conviction of battery with
bodily harm.
Tony Crawford Evans, 22,
86135 Jean Road, Yulee, April 4,
aggravated battery and domestic
battery. S11,504 bond.
William Buford Selman, 53.
Gainesville, April 4, driving with a
license suspended or revoked.
attaching a tag not assigned to his
vehicle and having An expired tag.
M Eric Joseph Clegg, 22, 1415
South 15th St., Fernandina Beach,
April 4, violation of parole for a
conviction of aggravated assault
with a deadly weapon.
Amy Irene Kelly, 34,
Waynesville, Ga., April 4, violation
of probation for a conviction of
possession of methamphetamine
and obtaining property for worth-
less checks.
Robert H. Alcorn, 27, 3783
Big Oak Lane, Fernandina Beach,
April 4. possession of a controlled
substance.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13.2005/News-Leader

Actress

found dead

in her home
SHANNON MALCOM
News-Leader
Debralee Scott, an actress who
played several roles in movies and
television shows in the late 1970s
and early '80s, was found dead in
her Amelia
Island home on
April 5.
Seqtt's body
was discovered
in bed at her
1429 Plantation
Oaks.-: : Drive
Scott .home, according
to a report from
the-. Nassau
County Sheriff's Office.
Scott was recently admitted to
Baptist Medical Center, where she
was diagnosed with a chronic liver
condition, according to the report
Nassau County SheriffTomnry
Seagraves said Scott's death was
from natural causes and is not
considered suspicious.
Scott turned 52 just three days
earlier, on April 2.
Scott is best known for her
recurring role as Rosalie "Hotsy"
Totsy in the 1970's television
series "Welcome Back, Kotter."
She was frequently seen on
celebrity game shows and in sev-
eral films, including "Police
Academy," "Incoming Freshmaii"
and "American Graffiti."
Funeral arrangements for
Scott have not been announced.

COURT REPORT

The following report was com-
piled by Shannon Malcom, News-
Leader staff, from the April 7 court
docket of Circuit Judge Robert Foster.
Jerome Jay Arnold III plead-
ed not guilty to driving with a
license suspended or revoked, driv-
ing under the influence of alcohol;
possession of less than 20 grams of
marijuana and possession of con-
trolled substance paraphernalia.
June Nancy Beard withdrew
a plea of not guilty and pleaded
guilty to dealing in stolen property
and grand theft.
Jason Martin Berglund plead-
ed guilty to violating probation for
a 2004 conviction of possession of
a controlled substance. He was
adjudicated guilty. His probation
was revoked and terminated and
he was sentenced to 90 days in the
Nassau County Jail with credit for
time served arid $663.28 in out-
standing charges.
James Douglas Britt pleaded
guilty to possession of marijuana,
with intent to sell. He was adjudi-
cated guilty and sentenced to nine
months in the Nassau County Jail
with credit for time served and $470
in court costs. Britt was not prose-
cuted on charges of possession of
cocaine, possession of more than 20
grams of marijuana and possession
of controlled substance parapher-
nalia.
Deltony Andre Calhoun plead-
ed not guilty to unlawful sexual
activity with a minor, aggravated
battery with, a deadly weapon,
felony attempt to elude police and
driving with a suspended license.,

Christopher Dale Castillo
pleaded not guilty to grand theft.
Kenneth Warren Davis pleaded
not guilty to child abuse and bat-
tery.
Sharon Beth Davis withdrew
a plea of not guilty and pleaded
guilty to possession of cocaine.
Adjudication was withheld and
Davis was sentenced to 18 months'
probation and ordered to enter a
drug and alcohol treatment pro-
gram within 30 days. Court costs of
$470 were reduced to civil judg-
ments and Davis is to pay a $50
public defender's lien. Davis was
not prosecuted on charges of pos-
session of marijuana with intent to
sell, possession of more than 20
grams of marijuana, possession of
a controlled substance and driving
with a suspended license.
Jacqueline Yvonne Eaton
withdrew a plea of not guilty and
pleaded guilty to exploitation of an
elderly person for less than $20,000.
Adjudication was withheld and
Eaton was sentenced to five years
of probation. She was ordered to
pay $20,000 in restitution to the vic-
tim, $370 in court costs, complete
50 hours of community service with
a minimum of 10 hours a month,
have no contact with the victim and
may not accept employment super-
vising senior citizens. Her probation
may be terminated in one year if
she has completed all the condi-
tions. Eaton was not prosecuted on
a charge of schemes to defraud
from $20,000 to $50,000.
Matthew Robert Goos with-
drew a plea of not guilty and plead-
ed guilty to felony attempt to elude

police and driving under the influ-
ence of alcohol or drugs. Goos was
adjudicated guilty and sentenced
to four months in the Nassau
County Jail with credit for time
served and 12 months of probation
to be served consecutive with his
jail time. Goos is to complete 50
hours of community service at a
minimum of 10 hours each month,
attend DUI school within 30 days,
and pay $370 in court costs and a
$250 fine. His driver's license willbe
suspended for six months and his
car will be impounded for 10 days.
Goos was not prosecuted on a
charge of reckless driving.
Tanya Lee Geenhalgh plead-
ed guilty to tampering with or fab-
ricating physical evidence.
Adjudication was withheld and she
was sentenced to 18 months' pro-.
bation, a $250 attorney's fee and
$370 in court costs.
Laticia Doris Hines pleaded
not guilty to fraudulent use of a
credit card and grand theft.
Mark Christopher Holcey
pleaded not guilty to aggravated
battery with a deadly weapon and
possession of cocaine.
Darryl Roger Johnson plead-
ed not guilty to violating probation -
for 2002 convictions of possession'
of cocaine, uttering uncurrent bills:
and possession of a counterfeit pay-
ment.

Sherry Lee McCart pleaded
guilty to obtaining a controlled sub-
stance using fraud. Adjudication
was withheld and McCart was sen-
tenced to 18 months' probation,
which may be terminated in a year
if the special conditions are met.
McCart is to undergo a drug and
alcohol evaluation within 30 days
and pay $470 in court costs.
Ryan Daniel Nave pleaded
not guilty to grand theft.
Luther Heath Pease pleaded
not guilty to dealing in stolen prop-
erty and possession of more than
20 grams of marijuana.
M Jeffery James Post pleaded
not guilty to violating probation for
1997 convictions of sexual battery
and providing obscene material to
a minor.
Carmello Quinones pleaded
nbt guilty to possession of cocaine,
possession of controlled substance
paraphernalia and felony attempt
to elude.
Patrick Shawn Stone plead-
ed not guilty to violating probation
stemming from a 2004 aggravated
child abuse conviction.
M Timothy Ryan Stubbs plead-
. ed guilty to committing a second-
degree felony with a weapon.
Adjudication was withheld and
Stubbs was sentenced to 18 months
of probation. He is to forfeit his car,
undergo drug evaluation and treat-

ment within 30 days, complete 50
hours of community service at a
minimum of 10 hours a month and
pay $470 in court costs and $3,000
to the Nassau County Sheriff's
Office Drug Elimination and
Evaluation Team (D.E.E.T.).
Adam Wade Thomas pleaded
guilty to violating probation for a
2003 conviction of possession of
cocaine. Thomas was adjudicated
guilty and his probation was
revoked and terminated. He was
sentenced to six months in the
Nassau County Jail with credit for
time served. Outstanding charges
of $1,821.04 were reduced'to civil
judgment.
Milton Henry Towns pleaded
guilty to driving while his license
was permanently suspended. He
was adjudicated guilty and sen-
tenced to eight months in the
Nassau County Jail with credit for
time served. He is to pay $370 in
court costs and a $90 public
defender's lien.
Justin Christopher Turner
pleaded guilty to the sale and deliv-
ery of cocaine. He was adjudicated
guilty and sentenced to 13 months
in a state prison with credit for
time served. He is to pay $470 in
court, costs and $1,000 to the
Nassau County Sheriff's Office
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Judge rules on historical society
ANGYE MORRISON Schaeffer as treasurer and director Johannes said he became a life
Community Newspapers and Jan Johannes as director. member and board member.
The suit was brought by for- Johannes said he moved away
Nassau County Judge Brian J. mer officers Bobbi Boone, Jack from the area briefly and that he
Davis handed down his decision Sikes, Craig and Sue Marsh and became inactive after moving back
Friday in the lawsuit that pitted Janet Johnson. to the area because he "didn't
now ousted West Nassau Historical The decision came down to agree with the decisions made by
Society officers against a new whether Jan Johannes was a mem- the leadership" at the time. But he
slate of officers elected last ber of the organization and, its said he never withdrew his mem-
October. Davis' decision gives a board of directors. The judge bership, nor did he ever receive
final answer to the question of ruled that Jan Johannes is a mem- any notification that he had been
"who's the boss?" ber of the society. The judge ruled voted out or removed as a life
The new officers will remain in he is. member or director.
place until the organization's reg- Johannes had testified that he The outcome of the vote hinged
ular election in September or until was a member of the society on Johannes' membership since
they are removed per the society's "before there was an 'inc.' refer- he signed more than 20 member-
articles of incorporation. ring to having become involved in ship applications in October. Had
The new leadership includes 1975 before the society became his membership be found invalid,
Jeanne Scott as president and incorporated. those new: members would have
director, Marianne Marshall as vice After paying between $700 and been ineligible to vote, and there-
president and director, Tina Capps $1,000 of his own money to help fore their votes for officers would
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UFcoach

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in the fall

T "ihe Urban Meyer
ove-fest reached an
all-time high in
SGainesille.
Saturday. More than 58,000
fans showed up to the
Uni\ersitvy Fl-i idea's annual
Orange and Blue scrimmage
to sev. if the Ns and Os would
come clhs, to matching the
hype roundingg Florida's,
newv-l head f,-olball coach.
And, as with any either
meaningless spring game.
the :ury \Nill bte >'uti until the
Gait.rs; strap on the pads
against a real opponent in the
fall, Wile the dilut.-d Orange
and Blue teams made several
hugc pays to the delight of,
the largely swincg crowd in
Florida football history, .
Meyer will have to wait until
after the Florida-Tennessee
game Sept 17 to see if his
spread option offense will
make a splash in ihe power-
ful Southeastern Conference
and with fans.
Pardon the orange and
blue faithful, "rut thr ee years
of Ron Zook will make the
most trusting soul skeptical.
The Gators got "better and
better" so many times under
Zook they should have been
challenging the New
England Patriots for NFL
supremacy.
Anyway, I digress.
In just a few short months
on the job, Meyer has not
failed to impress and has
pulled in the masses with his
good intentions. The cuach ,
has tried to mend fences
between his players and UF
fraternity members who per-
ceived the Gator football pro-
gram as thug-ridden. He's
called on former Florida play-
ers to rejoin the family. He's
been working feverishly this
spring to instill a sense of
toughness, discipline and
responsibility in his players.
And he's already breaking
records, though his team has
yet to put on the game unies.
More than 700 high school
football coaches attended a
recent clinic put on by
Meyer, shattering the old
mark. Ticket office personnel
had to give out blank sheets
of paper for the spring game
after they ran out of tickets.
Media hype is also at a
fever pitch.
You can't pick up a sports
magazine or surf sports
sights on the Internet with-
out seeing something about
Meyer and Florida. Radio sta-
tions sent crews to cover the
Orange and Blue game,
which was broadcast live for
the first time ever.
A college football fan
couldn't ask for a more sin-
* cere, devoted or popular
coach.
But in today's age of "win
now," the good work might
be for naught if the Gators
don't get it done on the
scoreboard. While fans have
bought in whole-heartedly to-
Meyer's plan and appreciate
his candor, he might as well
be named Ron Zook if he
isn't able to regain the con-
trol former Gators coach
Steve Spurrier once had over
the SEC.
Whether or not they will
admit to it, the majority of
Gator followers won't put
their stamp on the new coach
until he proves he can topple
the Vols off of Rocky Top. Or
replace the muzzle on the
Georgia Bulldogs. Or make
Spurrier, now South
Carolina's head coach, a fond
memory.
Will Meyer need to do all
of that in the 2005 season to
win acceptance? Probably
not, but he needs to come
close. Because after three
years of being told how
much their team has
improved, only to see the
same paltry end result, fans
are ready for the Gators to
put their money where their
coach's mouth is.
John L. Crawford's column
appears Wednesdays.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL13, 2005
NEWS-LEADER /,FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA

Pirates over

Warriors 8-2

BETH JONES
News-Leader
The Pirates improved to 10-7 with Friday's 8-2 win
ove-r cross-county rival West Nassau. Ryafi Estes
,struck out 11 batters, walked one and gave up six
hits and two runs en route to his fourth victory on the.
mound this -season for FBHS.
The Warriors took a 2-0 lead in the third inning

thanks to Lyle Rose's
two-run home run.
The Pirates wouldn't
answer until the fifth
inning when the hosts
put eight runs on the
board.
C.J.Crosby led off the
inning with a double to
center field. Marcus
Chatman was hit by a
pitch and Marcus Carter
bunted to load the bases.
Brett Moore, Chris
Conley and Hunter
Burbank hit singles back-
to-back to score three
runs and take the lead.
Moore scored on a wild
pitch, and the Pirates
were up 4-2.
Will Taylor continued
the hit parade with a sin-
gle to right to score
Conley. Blaine Dickinson
was hit by a pitch and the
bases were loaded again
with the Pirates up 5-2.
The Warriors made a
change on the mound,
but the Pirates kept
rolling. Will Harris and
Crosby walked in runs
and Carter filed out to
right for the sacrifice.
The Pirates had scored
eizht runs on six hits and
Ieft tx runners on base,
Josh Blanton doubled
for the Warriors and

e ti .iOtfLE NE .' I.A ) F,
Ryan Estes struck out
11 batters Friday night
when the Fernandina
Beach High School
Pirates hosted the
West Nassau Warriors.
The Pirates won 8-2
and Estes is now 4-3
on the mound.

Rose had the 2-RBI home run.
The Pirates collected eight hits off the Warriors,
including a triple by Conley (.404), who had two hits
and an RBI on the night. Burbank also had a pair of
hits and Crosby had a double.
The Pirates rolled to 10-7 while the Warriors
dropped to 5-9.
Fernandina Beach hosted Andrew Jackson
Tuesday and play host to First Coast at 7 p.m. Friday
and Suwannee at 2 p.m. Saturday.
The junior varsity Pirates host Fleming Island at 5
p.m. today and cap the regular season at home with
Orange Park at 11 a.m. Saturday.

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Scott, Riegler team up to win ladies invitational

The gathering place was the Fernandina Beach
Golf Club where 84 golfers met April 5 to take the
challenge of the Fernandina Beach Women's Golf
Association's Annual Invitational. The FBWGA
received visitors from as far south as Flagler Beach
and as far north as Douglas, Ga. The challenge was
the best ball of the twosome with honors going to
golfers who achieved low gross and low net scores.
The team of Linda Scott and Sue Riegler and the
team of Joan Callahan and Marie Bradbury had
great rounds with par scores of 73. Scott (FBWGA)
and Sue Riegler (Golf Club of Amelia Island) were
the overall low gross winners.
Overall low net winners were Sue Lansdell
(GCAI) and Marge Stoddart (FBWGA) with 59.
First flight low gross winners were Joan
Callahan (Grand Haven) and Marie Bradbury
(Grand Haven) with 73; low net winners were Mary
Lesher (Long Point) and BJ. Murphy (FBWGA)
with 62.
Second flight low gross winners were Marion
Woosley (Halifax Plantation) and Joanie Warren
(Riviera CC) with 81; low net, Sue Burke (GCAD)
and Regina Brennan (FBWGA) with 61.
Third flight low gross went to Mary Ansley
(FBWGA) and Marie Paladino (Sea Island) with 81;
low net, Jane Preston (Long Point) and Anne
Thibault (Long Point) with 62.
Fourth flight low gross, JaVene Lamb (FBWGA)
and Jean Taylor (FBWGA) with 84; low net, Judy
Newman (Osprey Cove) and Nancy Burney
(Osprey Cove) with 61.
Fifth flight low gross, Mellisa Snyder (Douglas)
and Dot McKinnon (Douglas) with 88; low net, Kay
Steindorf (FBWGA) and Margaret Pinchback
(FBWGA) with 63.
Sixth flight low gross, Myrna Stokely (The
Champions Club) and Dottie Patterson (The
Champions Club) with 90; low net, Marianne
Schuettler (Ocean Palm) and Sara Waln (Ocean
Palm) with 59.
Seventh flight low gross, Joyce Hillis (FBWGA)
and Lettie Laurent (FBWGA) with 96; low net, Pat
Johnson (FBWGA) and Michelle Zenko (FBWGA)
with 64.
Closest to the pin prizes went to Susan Fernlund
(Long Point). Joan Callahan (Grand Haven), Kay
McCaffrey (GCAI) and Melissa Snyder (Douglas).
This year's invitational raised funds to support
the Bird Emergency Aid and Kare Sanctuary,
which provides care and rehab to our feathered
friends. The members of the FBWGA give thanks
to all the merchants who provide gift donations and
to the Fernandina Beach Golf Club pro shop and
grounds staff for a great job of preparing the
course, coordinating the pairings, scorecards and
leader board, and to the catering team to sooth the
ravenous appetites:of all our golfers.

GOLF NEWS

Men's blitz
Spring has arrived and we had two great days
for playing golf with 77 players turning out on
Wednesday to participate in the Fernandina Beach
Men's Golf Association blitz. The highlight of the
day was a hole-in-one (his first) by Rudy Campanale
on 3 south.
The individual winner for the day was Don Lay,
who shot an 81 good for plus 11 points. Campanale
(92), Ed Mailey (74) and Leland Sheally (91) tied
for second individual honors at plus 9. With
Campanale and Mailey on the same team, their
plus 9s, paired with Jim Deal (92, minus 1) and Ray
Huskey (90, minus 1) allowed the team to finish at
plus 16 to win first place. At a distant plus 7, team
members Tommy Purvis (90, minus 1), Fred
Boatright (84, minus 2), Bill Burney (100, minus 1)
benefitted from Lay's plus 11 for second place.
There was a tie for third place at plus 6 involving
the teams of Doug Wolfe (90, even), Ron Peterson
(80, plus 6), Jack Sipes (87, minus 1),,Tom O'Keefe
(96, minus 3), Dan Fussell (82, plus 4) and Michael
Kaufman (86, plus 1), Mike Joyce (73, plus 7), Jim
White (98, minus 1), Wayne Mortenson (100,
minus 1).
Friday saw 67 players teeing off in the blitz with
Chuck Fenn having the round of the day with a 69
and plus 11 points to take individual honors.
Sammy Alvarez (71, plus 9) was second. Four play-
ers tied for third place individual honors at plus 8
- Tommy Purvis (82), Rich Vredenburgh (81),
Doug Wolfe (80) and Leland Sheally (89).
Fenn's plus 11 propelled the five-man team of
Fenn, Freelon Pate (89, plus 3), Les Waters (83,
plus 4), Bob Best (79, plus 1) and Al Jump (88,
even) to plus 19 and first place.
With all the winning teams being in double dig-
its, the team of Charles Tammany (83, plus 4), Tom
Gray (81, plus 1), Jim Dunphy (82, plus 7), and ,
Bobby Burnette (81, plus 6) finished a close second
at plus 18. At plus 17 the team of D. D. Miller (87,
plus 4), Abjorn Tefre (83, plus 6), Mike Joyce (77,
minus 1) and Purvis (plus 8) came in third.
There was a tiefor fourth place at plus 16
between the teams of Wolfe (plus 8, Ernie Locke
(82, plus 1), Mike Manis (86, plus 2), Dave Mason
(79, plus 5) and Buddy Riddle (94, plus 2),
Vredenburgh (plus 8), Charles Hoenstine (84, plus
4) Ed Lormand (89, plus 2).

Breakfastmixer
With more than 30 players taking part in the
FBMGA Saturday Morning Breakfast Mixer with
the winners determined by net score, it was

SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Fernandina Beach Women's Golf Association Invitational overall low gross winners, left, were
Linda Scott, left, and Sue Riegler. Right, Sue Lansdell, left, and Marge Stoddart were the over-
all low net winners.

SUBMITTED
A golf tournament was held March 30 at the Golf Club of Amelia Island as a fund-raiser for the
Nassau County Economic Development Board. The Compass Group team, above with NCEDB
Executive Director Melanie Ferreira, took first place and won a golf foursome at the Golf Club
of Amelia Island. Pictured, from left, are Ron Flick, Ferreira, John Watson and Brian Flick.
Not pictured: Jacques Leveille.

Freddie Boatright shooting a 74 (net 64) to take
first. He was followed by Allen Sage (78, net 65), J.'
E Kreger (77, net 67), Marc Spindler (76, net 68)
and Dan Cisson (81, net 69, John Mitchum (85, net
69).
The first quarter shootout was held following
the completion of the mixer involving the top 10
winners of the quarter. Ronnie Boatright emerged
as the winner followed by Eric Hughes, J. P.
Kreger, Sherman Scott, Jim Greenwood, Jim
Robertson, Rudy Campanale, Charles Tammany,
Michael Kaufman and Jack Croake.

Swing at cancer tourney
The annual American Cancer Society Swing at
Cancer Golf Tournament will be held April 15 at
Long Point, Amelia Island Plantation. Call Jim.
Jones at 261-0946 or Neal Coleman at 277-2291.

:Golf Course, Amelia Island Plantation. Entry fees
are $125 individually or $400 for a foursome and
include lunch, beverages and a steak dinner. Lunch
begins at 11:30 a.m. with a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start
Call the Amelia Island-Nassau County
Association of Realtors at 261-8133.

Benefit tournament
The Nassau County Democratic Party will hold
a scholarship benefit golf tournament on May 7 at
the Fernandina Beach Golf Club. Format is cap-
tain's choice scramble. Registration begins at 11:30
a.m. and a shotgun start is at 12:30 p.m. Proceeds
benefit Nassau County students.
Fee is $75, which includes all golf fees, awards,
dinner and prizes. Corporate sponsorships are
available for $350 and include four golfers and a
hole sponsor. Individual hole sponsorship is $75.
Non-golfers and guests are welcome for dinner
C 6A --- It 11 1 7 ._2

RoyC TaylorJr. tourney at a costof $20 per person. Dinner will be atp.m.
ay r. y Registration deadline is May 1. For information,
The fourth annual Roy C. Taylor Jr. Golf contact Paul Thibault at 321-0046.
Tournament, sponsored by the Republican Party of
Nassau County, will be held April 18 (rain date JuniorgoDft0Uw
April 25) at the Fernandina Beach Golf Club.
Shotgun start is at 12:30 p.m. for the captain's The PGA TOUR Junior Golf Foundation of
choice/handicap tournament, which is limited to North Florida will hold its 14th annual summer
120 participants. Entry.fee is $75 per golfer to tour. Over the past decade and a half, this competi-
include golf and heavy hors d'oeuvres at the team tion has grown from a couple of events for top high
and individual awards presentation. school golfers into a full-fledge competition attract-
Non-golfers are also invited for hors d'oeuvres ing more than 250 golfers from all over the north-
only, at $15. Sign up by April 4. Checks payable to ern part of Florida, ages 10 to 18.
Republican Party of Nassau County should be This year's competition will begin in early June
mailed to P.O. Box 15573, Fernandina Beach FL with regular Monday events into early August, plus
32035. Tee and green sponsorships are also pvail' three major end-of-season tournaments.
8able 0ci Brwn .:1 "- U tWill beslefd1May 22rdathe regular

Applications for the junior golf summer season
*Mad Monday tournament are available at www.nfjg.org.
M MSpace is limited so it is important that all inter-
The Amelia Island-Nassau County Association of ested junior golfers complete their applications
Realtors will hold its inaugural "Mad Monday" before the May 16 deadline.
Realtor Golf Tournament April 25 at the Oak Marsh Visit the website or call (904) 928-0571.

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Ths ee' P. ounmet as ee"O TePG Tu

The MCI Heritage The MCI Heritage has been a
Defending: Stewart Cink fixture of the PGA Tour since
Total Purse: $5,200,000 the tournament first began in
TotYards: 6 ,916 200,0001969. Amrnold Palmer won the
Par: 6971. first event when it was known
as the Heritage Golf Classic.
MCI became the host sponsor in 1987 and has remained part of the tour-
nament. The person that is considered the king at the Harbour Town Golf
Links is Davis Love IIl. Love III has been incredible in this event, winning
it an amazing five different times (1987, 1991, 1992, 1998, 2003); The
defending champion is Stewart Cink looking to win on Hilton Head Island
for the third time. Cink roared back from a nine shot deficit in the final
round last year to take home the trophy.
PGA Turam ntFO E AS

'Round 1,

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Few Showers Few Showers Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy
Hi: 67 Lo: 48 Hi: 65 Lo: 50 Hi:.66 Lo': 47 Hi: 70 Lo: 54

Retief Goosen
Birthdate: February 3, 1969
Birthplace: Pietersburg, South Africa
Residence: Pietersburg. South Africa
Turned Professional: 1990
Joined PGA Tour: 2001
World Ranking: 5
2005 Earnings: $1,698,408
2005 Best Finish: '3rd place, WGC-Accenture Match Play
Championship and Masters Tournament,
PGA Tour Victories: Five victories, including the 2001 U.S. Open
Championship and the 2004 U.S. Open Championship

Tournament Results Tiger Woods roared into the lead in the third
Champion: Tiger Woods round of the Masters and held on for dear life
Purse: $1,260,000 to win his fourth green jacket of his career.
2nd Place: Chris DiMarco Woods began the final round with a three
Purse: $756,000 stroke advantage over Chris DiMarco and
3rd Place: R. Goosen, L. Donald led by as many as four shots in the final
Purse: $406,000 round. However, a few errant shots and
Great iron play by DiMarco led to a fantastic
finish at the Augusta National Golf Club. Making an improbable chip shot on the 16th hole,
Woods led by two over DiMarco. Woods bogeyed the 17th and 18th holes, though, and
we headed to a sudden death. While DiMarco parred the first hole of the playoff, Woods
sank his birdie putt to win the first major of the season. With his fourth Masters victory,
Woods joined Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus as the only players to win four Masters.

I GolfTrivi

Mike Weir's first PGA victory came
in which country?

a) Canada
b) England

c) Thailaid
d) United States

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April 13. 1986 One of the greatest
major tournaments victories
occurred on this date. Jack Nicklaus
held off Tom Kite and Greg Norman
by one stroke to capture the
Masters. At age 46, Nicklaus
became the oldest Masters champi-
on in the history of the tournament.
He also became the second-oldest
player in history to win a major
championship. It was the final of
Nicklaus' 18 major championships.

While we rarely see it happen
from a professional golfer, the
shank is an all too familiar shot
in the arsenal of the amateur
golfer. The main cause for the
shank is, that the clubface
remains open through impact
When we strike the ball, the
hosel of the dub is what hits the
ball. Consequently, the ball shots off at virtu-
ally a 90 degree angle to the trajectory that we
are expecting when we line up to hit It One of
the easiest fixes to the problem is to position
the ball in the hosel of the dub and attempt to
hit the ball with the toe of the club. What this
accomplishes is that it makes you bring the
dub back to the ball from the inside. The other
bit of advice is to make sure that your left fore-
arm rotates completely through impact This
makes sure the dub rotates all the way
through after contact.

2005 Money Leaders World Rankings Driving Distance Putting Average
Rank & Player Money Rank & Player Score Rank & Player Avq. Rank & Player Avg.
1) Phil Mickelson $3,842,456 1) Tiger Woods 13.86 1) Scott Hend 310.6 1) Tim Clark 1.673
2) Tiger Woods $3,687,090 2) Vijay Singh 12.31 2) Brett Wetterich 307.2 2) Joe Ogilvie 1.685
3) Vijay Singh $2,936,413 3) Ernie Els 10.70 3) Tiger Woods 301.1 3) Phil Mickelson 1.698
4) David Toms $2,256,643 4) Phil Mickelson 9.46 4) Hank Kuehne 300.0 4) Chris DiMarco 1.705
5) Fred Funk $1,771,000 5) Retief Goosen 7.90 5) Chris Smith 299.3 5) Billy Andrade 1.708

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TENNIS NEWS

Come out and'support the
Fernandina Beach High School
tennis team. The Pirates will host
Stanton April 14 and the district
tournament April 18-19.
On April 16, the Ritz Rackettes
Working Women's League will
host Riverside on the courts of.
The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island.
The ribbon cutting reopening
of the newly-surfaced tennis
courts in Yulee will be held at 3
p.m. April 19, weather permitting.
The public is invited. USA Team
Nassau Rallyball meets every

Tuesday from 3-5:30 p.m. This
session class is full..
Keys to the Yulee tennis court
lights are available from Dave
Turner Inc. weekdays from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m.
For information regarding
USA Team Nassau, call Robin
French at 225-0403, Judi Turner
at 225-5848 or the Nassau County
Recreation Department at 321-
5790.
Send e-mails to davejudi@bell
south.net or visit the website at
www.teamnassaufl.org.

2005 SCHEDULES

FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL
TRACK TENNIS
April 14 at Bartram Trail 3:30 April 14 Stanton 3:30
April 21 Districtmeet at Raines TBA April.18-19 District at FBHS TBA
April 29 Region at Tallahassee ,TBA
TBA State at Coral Springs TBA FERNANDINA BEACH MIDDLE
SCHOOL
FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
SOFTBALL April 15 at Yulee 4:15
April 14 at Baker County 6:00 April 19 Conference championship TBA
April 15 at Ridgeview -5:00 April21 County championship TBA
April 18 EPISCOPAL 4=30/6:30
April 19 at Mandarin 6:30 YULEE MIDDLE SCHOOL
April 21 at Hilliard 6:00 SOFTBALL
April 25-28 District at Stanton TBA April 14 FERNANDINA BEACH 4:15
April 18 at Hilliard 4:15
FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL April 19 Florida Crown Conference
VARSITY BASEBALL April 21 County at FBMS 4:15
April 15 FIRST COAST 7:00
April 16 SUWANNEE 2:00 HILLIARD MIDDLE-SENIOR HIGH
April 19 RAINES 7:00 \ SCHOOL
April 21 at Bishop Kenny 5:00 BASEBALL
April 22 WEST NASSAU 7:00 April 14 at First Coast Christian 4:00
April 28 at Fleming Island i 4:00 April 19 TRINITY 6:00
May 2-5 District at First Coast TBA April 21 ARLINGTON CO. DAY 6:00
April 25 FIRST COAST CHRIST. 6:00
FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL April 26 at Baker County 6:00.
JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL April 28 at Union County 7:00
April 13 FLEMING ISLAND 5:00 May 2-5 District at Providence
April 16 ORANGE PARK 11:00

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13,2005 SPORTS NEWS-LEADER

SPORTS SHORTS

Gator Cub meets
The Gator Club of Nassau
County will meet today in the din-
ing room of the historic Palace
Saloon, 113 Centre St. Gator
supporters will see a presentation
on the history of Florida football
by alumni professor Kevin M.
McCarthy. A professor of English
and Florida studies, McCarthy
has written or edited more than
20 articles and books including
The Gators and The Seminoles:
Honor, Guts and Glory and The
History of Florida Baseball. He is
also author of Florida
Lighthouses.
Social hour begins at 6 p.m.
ana the.meeting starts at 7 p.m.
All Gator supporters and alumni

sion and a gourmet lunch. The
cost is $60. Reserve space early.
April 22 is Earth Day. Y Yoga
will be offering a free yoga ses-
sion at 9 a.m. in Central Park to
celebrate. Everyone is welcome.
Call Y Yoga at 415-9642.

* Sailing ub meets
The Amelia Island Sailing Club
meets the first Tuesday of the
month at the Kraft Athletic Club.
Social hour starts at 6:30 p.m.
and the meeting starts at 7:30
p.m. Contact Roger Henderson
(Vice Commodore) at 753-2260
or Hanko Rosenblad
(Commodore) at 491-1300 or visit
www.ameliaislandsailing.org.

and their families are welcome. Recreation roundup
Call 277-4926or 491-1948. The city of Femandina Beach
Recreation Department is offering
Shrimp Festival 5K the following activities:
The 11th annual Shrimp Water Safety Instructor
Festival 5K run and walk will be course is being offered.
held April 30, the Saturday of the Participants must be 16 years old
Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp by the final day of the class, June
Festival. The 1.5-mile walk and 7. Class size is limited. Advanced
5K run start at 8 a.m. at Main registration and payment are
Beach and the one-mile Katie required. Fee is $170 and
Caples Memorial Youth Run includes books. Class times and
starts at 8:45 a.m. dates are 4-8 p.m. May 5, May
Pre-registration 'will be held 10, May 17, May 24, 8 a.m. to
through April 15 with entry fees of noon on May 31, June 1-3 and
$10 for the youth run and $15 for June 6-7 at the Atlantic Center.
the 1.5-mile walk and 5K run. If Fundamentals of Instructor
postmarked after April 15, the fee Training course is a prerequisite
is $15 for the youth run and $20 for the WSI course and will take
for the 1.5-mile walk and 5K run. place from 1-4 p.m. April 23 and
Race packets may be picked 4-8 p.m. April 28 at the Atlantic
up from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. April 29 Center. Cost is $25 and includes
at the McArthur Family YMCA, book. Contact Linda Elders at the
1915 Citrona Drive, and begin- American Red Cross office, Kings
ning at 7:30 a.m. at Main Beach Bay Naval Station, (912) 673-
on April 30. Contact Dustin 3939. Instructor is Kathy Russell
Shepherd at 261-1080. (225-9280 or 753-0216).
FBHS Pirate Dugout Club
YMCA orf&rs T-ball benefit one-pitch co-ed softball
SuYMCA is tournament will be held April 23 at
The McArthur Family YMCA is the Ybor Alvarez softball fields on
offering T-Ball. The league is Bailey Road. Format is six men,
open to children between the four women teams with double
ages of 4 and 7 (as of March 1). elimination, three-home run limit.
Practices are once a week and Teams must supply own softballs.
games on Saturday afternoon. Team entry is $100 (checks made
Register through April 16. payable to Pirate Dugout Club).
Members play for $30 and non- Home run contest is $5 per per-
members play for $60 ($20 late son. Prizes for champions, run-
fee applies after April 16). Fees ners-up and home run contest.
include the uniform (jersey only), Register by April 18 at the Atlantic
necessary equipment (glove not Recreation Center. Contact Bruce
included), and participant award. Hyers at 753-6654 or Jason
Call 261-1080. Brown at 277-7350.
The third annual Plastic
Katie Ride for Life Classic Wiffle Ball Tournament
The Katie Caples Foundation will be held April 16 at the Ybor
will host its first donor awareness Alvarez.Softball Complex. Format
bicycling event, the Katie Ride is four-on-four, double elimina-
For Life, on April 17 from P6onfe.,. .; .9I-TeamfJe.. is $60and.,.,.
Vedra to St AugdistineJ.TTheDaI li, -. I-Thirt ..Con; ; ",;
day ride will feature a 100km on at 277-735 "
route for avid cyclists and a 60km Pitch, Hit & Run, a national
or 30km ride for recreational skills program sponsored by
enthusiasts of all ages. Pepsi and Major League Base-
The Katie Caples Foundation ball, provides children ages 7-14
was started in 1998 by the family the opportunity to showcase their
of Katie Caples, a high school abilities. The local competition will
student who became an organ be held at Buccaneer Field on
and tissue donor after not surviv- April23 starting at 10 a.m.
ing the trauma of an automobile Participants must be ages 7-14
accident. The Katie Ride For Life (as of July 17, 2005). Regis-ter at
will raise funds to increase the Atlantic Center through April
awareness of the importance of 20. Birth certificate required.
organ and tissue donation and Registration is free. Age groups
encourage Floridians to make a are 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 and 13-14.
positive decision about donation. Call 277-7350.
Riders are asked to pledge at T-ball and Buddy League
least $100 and anyone interested registration will be held April 18
in donating can call 321-2720 or through May 13 at the Atlantic
visit www.katierideforlife.org. For Center. T-ball is for ages 3-4
information on the Katie Caples (must have tumed 3 on Feb. 1
Foundation, call 261-1137. For and not turn 5 on or before Aug.
information on organ and tissue 1). New players must show birth
donation, call (800) 535-GIVE. certificates. Fee is $30 for city
residents, $40 non-city residents.
vYoga events fo Aprii Coaches meeting and draft will
be on May 17 and the season
Y Yoga offers a stretch class begins June 13. Coaches are
at 8 a.m. Wednesday and ball needed. Call 277-7350.
and core classes at 9 a.m. Wed- Seven-week youth tennis
nesdays and 6 p.m. Thursday. clinics (April 11 through May 27)
Hot yoga sessions (1 1/2-hour are offered at the Central Park
class) are at 7 p.m. Tuesday courts with instructor Lanny
and Thursdays. Cost is $15. Kalpin. Beginners (ages 5-8) on
Meet at Kayak Amelia April 17 Mondays from 4-5 p.m. or
for Y Yoga's weekend warrior Wednesdays or Fridays from
series. The 9 a.m. to noon event 3:30-4:30 p.m. Beginners (ages
includes kayaking, a yoga ses- 7-12) on Tuesdays from 3:30-

4:30 p.m. or Wednesdays from
4:30-5:30 p.m. Fee is $56 for city
residents, $61 non-city residents.
Advanced beginner and interme-
diate on Tuesdays or Thursdays
from 4:30-6 p.m. Fee is $84 for
city residents, $89 non-city resi-,
dents. A maximum of six partici-
pants for each clinic. Register at
the Atlantic Center. Contact
Kalpin at 491-0255 or 557-8110.
Six-week adult tennis clinics
(April 12 through May 20) are
offered at the Central Park courts
with instructor Lanny Kalpin.
3.0/3.5 doubles/singles clinic on
Tuesday or Wednesdays from
6-7 p.m. or Thursdays from 7-8
p.m. Beginner clinic on Wednes-
days from 10-11 a.m. or Thurs-
days from 6-7 p.m. Advanced
beginner clinic on Fridays from
10-11 a.m. Fee is $66 for city res-
idents, $71 non-city. A maximum
of five participants. Register at
the Atlantic Center. Call Kalpin at
491-0255 or 557-8110.
Adult volleyball is held from
7-9 p.m. Tuesday and Friday, and
from 5-8 p.m. Sunday at Peck
Gym. Cost is $3 per day or $50
per month for city residents ($60
for county residents).
Gymnastics classes are held
at the Atlantic Center for middle
and high school children. Classes
are held Mondays and Thursdays
with beginners from 5-6 p.m. and
intermediate students from 6-7
p.m. or 7-8 p.m. There is a limit of
13 per class. Cost is $65 for the
four-week session ($67 for non-
city residents). Elementary school
children may participate
Wednesday from 5-6 p.m.
(grades 1-3), from 6-7 p.rrr.
(grades 2-4) or from 7-8 p.m.
(grades 3-5). Limit of 13 per
class. Cost is $40 for four-week
session ($42 non-city residents).
Register at the Atlantic Center.
Private, semi-private (two
people) or group (three or more)
tennis lessons will be available in
morning or evening sessions at
the Central Park courts. Private
fee is $40 per hour for city resi-
dents, $45 non-city. Semi-private
fee is $42 per hour for city resi-
dents, $47 non-city. Group rate is
$44 per hour for city residents,
$49 non-city. Call Lanny Kalpin at
491-0255 or 557-8110. Register
at the Atlantic Center.
Home school tennis lessons
in six-week sessions are avail-
able Monday through Thursday
with either one-hour or 1 1/2-hour
programs. Contact instructor
Lanny Kalpin at 491-0255 or 557-
8110. Rates (one session per
.bl fdr'six weeks) are $48 tor -
:" itres6eYts' 53 non-city.' ..
Register at the Atlantic Center.
City residents may register
for summer swim lessons through
April 17. Open registration begins
April 18. Red Cross levels 1-5
and stroke clinics are offered.
Fees for levels 1-2 are $25 for
city residents, $30 non-city; levels
2-5, $35 for city residents, $40
non-city; stroke clinics, $25 for
city residents, $30 non-city.
Register at the Atlantic Center.
Contact Jesse at 277-7350.
Aqua 1 water aerobics is
held every Monday through
Thursday from 9:15-10 a.m. at
the Atlantic Center pool. Cost is
$5 per day or $45 per month for
city residents and $6 per day or
$50 per month for non-city resi-
dents. Weekly rates available.
Advanced stroke clinics are
designed for individuals who are
familiar with the four competitive
swim strokes and want to leam
more. Six-week clinics on
Saturday at the Atlantic Center
pool. Fee is $35 for city residents,
$40 non-city. Session I is from
10:45-11:45 a.m. and includes
front crawl, back crawl and turns.
Session II Is from noon to 1 p.m.
and includes breast stroke, but-
terfly, tums and starts. Call Jesse
at 277-7350.
Group adult swim lessons for '
ages 17 and up include instruc-

tion based on participants' individ-
ual goals. Classes are from 5:30-
6:30 p.m. Tuesday and
Thursday at the Atlantic Center
pool. Fee is $35 for city residents,
$40 non-city.
Children's group swim les-
sons are Saturdays., Red Cross
Level 4-5 is from 9-9:45 a.m. and
Level 2-3 and Level 4-5 are from
10-10:45 a.m. Fee is $35 for city
residents, $40 non-city.
For private swim lessons,
call Jesse at 277-7350. Single
session (30 minutes) is $20 for
city residents, $25 non-city. Four-
session package is $48 for city
residents, $50 non-city. Eight-
session package is $88 for city
residents, $90 non-city.
Atlantic Center pool is open
from 3:30-6 p.m. Monday through
Friday and from 1-4 p.m. on
Saturday. The pool is closed
Sunday. Admission is $2 for city
residents, $4 all others. Winter
monthly passes are available for
$20 individual or $35 family for
city residents ($25 and $40,
respectively, for non-city).
Lap swim at the Atlantic
Center runs from 6-9 a.m.
Monday through Friday. Cost is
$2 for city residents, $4 all others.
Lap swim is also available during
public swim hours.
Lunch time lap swim is held
Monday through Friday from
11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Atlantic Center pool. Cost is $8
for city residents with a lunch
punch card good for five visits
($10 for non-city residents) or $2
per visit for city residents ($4 for
non-city residents).
Free junior basketball court
time for ages 18 and under at
Peck Gym is held on Saturdays
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Maximum
number of participants is 20, and
school identification is required.
Coed exercise is held from
6:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesday and
Thursday at the MLK Center.
Shotokan karate classes for
ages 6 and up with instructor
Jerry Williamson are offered from
3:30-4:30 p.m. Monday and
Wednesday at the Atlantic
Recreation Center. Fee is $40
monthly for city residents ($45 for
non-city). Uniforms are available
through the instructor. Register at
the Atlantic Center.
Central Park tennis court
keys are available at the Atlantic
Center for $5 refundable deposit.

On April 1, the annual volun-
teer appreciation night for Nassau
County Special Olympics was held
at the Nassau County Board of
Realtors auditorium.
Many athletes were on hand to
decorate the auditorium and per-
sonally thank the volunteers who
took their time to help them
throughout the yeai. This event
was coordinated by Liz Wilson,
Norma Jean Angeles and Sharon
Manning.
Denise Hingson from Lake
City entertained the volunteers
with her wonderful voice-
Among the many activities
were our awards ceremonies.
Every year, a plaque is awarded to
the organization or club that pro-

vides the most number of volun-
teers at a single event. This year.
the award went to the Fernandina
Beach Woman's Club.
A plaque and a Special
Olympic watch are awarded to
the special person that has been
with Special Olympics for an
extended period of time. Karen
Cusick of Fernandina Beach High
School received this award for
her 30 years of service to Special
Olympics.
Door prizes were donated
from many local merchants.
"It's our sponsors and volun-
teers that make Special Olympics
a success in Nassau County," said
Bob Hinton, Nassau County coor-
dinator for Special Olympics.

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SUBMiTTED PHOTOS
Karen Gildenston of the Fernandina Beach Woman's Club
accepts the club's award from Nassau County Special
Olympics coordinator Bob Hinton, above, at the volunteer
appreciation night on April 1. Below, Karen Cusick receives
an award for 30 years of service to Special Olympics.

Nassau County Special

Olympics thanks volunteers

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 2005 / NEWS-LEADER

OUTDOORS

Beach species

head offshore
k' d o,, or-e,'

"You can catch just about any
inland specie while fishing at
KBY reef," Capt Ben Forehand
said. "KBY is located only a few
miles northeast of the St. Marys
inlet and attracts a variety of,
beach, jetty and inland species of'
saltwater game fish.
"Just the other day my fishing
charter was catching a variety of
saltwater species, including red
drum, flounder and even yellow-
mouth trout."
Typically a variety of near
shore species will migrate a few
miles offshore when the water
temperatures begins to plummet
during early fall.
S think a lot of the redfish are
offshore right now," Capt. Terry
D. Lacoss said. "We have been
catching both the bulls and the
smaller red drum at some of FA's
inshore numbers. However, all
winter long our fishing charters
have been catching flounder, red-
fish and a few yellow-mouth trout
from 5-10 miles offshore."
Big red drum can become a
giant surprise for any deep sea
angler while hooking into a small
sea bass or grunt. Once the near-
by red drum discovers that the
lesser fish is in distress, it moves
in for the easy meal. As the bot-
tom fisherman reels in the small-
er fish, the strike of a 10- to 30-
pound red drum often comes as
a big surprise and a much longer
fish fight too.
Flounder that normally feed
along the beaches and inlets of
Northeast Florida can also be
* found holding at offshore reefs
during the cooler fishing
months. Most of the flounder are
landed by deep jigging close to
the bottom of a small ledge or
live bottom.
Four- to eight-ounce bucktail
jigs are very deadly for flounder.
especially when tipped with a
small piece of cut bait or strip of
fresh squid. In fact, it has actual-
ly been the increased popularity
of light, tackle deep jigging that
has caught the majority of off-
pr, flounderr, Uqtil )he,pppular-,
:tA A, de,-p ii'Ling arrii-d in

Northeast
Florida
waters, off-
shore floun-
der were not
landed with
such regu-
larity. More
likely the
bouncing of
Terry Lacoss the jig slow-
.. ly along an
offshore live
OUTDOORS bottom has
attracted the
feeding instincts of flounder
more than a dead cigar minnow
sitting just off from the bottom.
Offshore flounder are often
much larger than flounder
caught closer to shore and in the
backwaters. I would dare to say
that offshore flounder will aver-
age close to three pounds. While
a flounder caught at the inlet,
beaches and backwaters will
average around two pounds.
During recent winters, both
KBY and the Shultz's Fish
Market artificial reefs have
attracted their share of inland
saltwater species.
KBY is located some five
miles northeast of the St. Marys
inlet and has a very rough bot-
tom where pieces of broken
docks have been dumped. These
broken concrete docks came
from some of the old Kings Bay
docks before the new submarine
base was constructed. Obviously
some of the higher piles of con-
crete on the bottom often attract
the red drum where larger
schools of baitfish are more like-
ly to congregate. Red drum can
weigh upwards of 50 pounds and
certainly require several meals
during their day.
Flounder are more likely to
be found concealing their body
flat on the bottom while waiting
in ambush for a baitfish to pass
close overhead. KBY artificial
reef has several areas where
there is both a hard bottom and
scattered pieces of small con-
hulte c F.h Mark, it .k 1 >-
Shuli's Fish Market is hoat .

TEiRFI.' LCO5 5PECLiAL
More and more deep sea fishermen are landing nice size flounder at near-shore reefs. Joe Chamberland, above, is pictured with
a jig caught flounder. Below, large red drum winter just a few miles off the beaches and inlet mouths during the cooler fishing
seasons. Gene Burns caught and released this big bull bass.

ed some five miles directly off-
shore of Amelia Island Plantation
and also harbors a vast live bot-
tom. Dredge material from
dredging the St. Marys shipping
channel and the intracoastal
wateway have been deposited to
create humps along the irregular
bottom. There are also numer-
ous small ledges and hard bot-
toms located at Shultz's Fish
Market, which makes it an ideal
winter vacation spot for inland
species.
:,Hrf,-y(pjte tactic jo4 many off-.,
liore l-lihernien is Io et out set-

eral bottom baits right on the
bottom and place the rods in the
boat's rod holders. Then rig a 20-
pound spinning rod with a five-
foot section of 100-pound fluoro-
carbon shock leader. Tie on the
tag end a four-ounce led head jig
with a chartreuse or white buck-
tail skirt.
Make a long cast, allowing
the jig to settle on the bottom
before making short sweeps with
the rod tip while swimming the
jig slowly along the bottom. Tip
., the jig, with squid or cut,b~it for,.
best results and hang on.

OUTDOOR BRIEFS

DRUM SNARED

SUBMNITrF
John Riegler caught this 25-pound black drum on April 6 at
the south jetties. He and his fishing partner, Joe Reamer,
caught 30 whiting while waiting for the drum.

Youth fishing tourney
The Nassau Sport Fishing
Association and the Florida Park
Service will host a youth fishing
tournament Saturday from 9 a.m.
to noon at the Fort Clinch State
Park fishing pier.
The event is open to ages 6-14
and entrance to the park is free
for participants.
Prizes will be awarded for
first through third place, girls
and boys categories, for the
largest fish. Bait and tackle as
well as lunch will be provided.
The first 350 participants will
receive a free rod and reel.
For information, contact tour-
nament directors Stan
Mankovich and Gail Cope at 277-
3122 or mail donations to NSFA,
P.O. Box 16417. Fernandina
Beach, FL 32035.

Drum tournament
The Nassau Sport Fishing
Association will hold its seventh
annual Drum Tournament
through April 24.
Fee is $30 per angler. Eighty
percent of the entry fee will be
paid out in prizes (50 percent for
first place. 30 percent for second
place and 20 percent for third
place).
Tournament within a tourna-

F E R N A N DI;N A BEAC T I D E S
Tides, Sun & Moon: April 13 20, 2005

Moonset High 12:32A 6.51'
W ed. Sunrise 7:OOA Low 6:39A 0.65'
04/13 Moonrise 10:03A High 12:52P 5.41'
Sunset 7:53P Low 6:36P 0.64'
TuL Moonset I:OOA High 1:14A 6.17'
Thurs. Sunrise 6:59A Low 7:28A 1.03'
04/14 Moonrise 10:53A High 1:36P 5.17'
Sunset 7:53P Low 7:24P 0.99'
Moonset 1:53A High 2:OOA 5.87'
Fri* Sunrise 6:58A Low 8:21A 1.31'
04115 Moonrise 11:47A High 2:23P 4.99'
Sunset 7:54P Low 8:20P 1.25'
Moonset 2:39A High 2:50A 5.65'
Sat. Sunrise 6:57A Low 9!17A 1.45'
lA04/16i Moonrise 12:44P High 3:16P 4.92'
Sunset 7:54P Low 9:20P 1.37'
ioe aicuiaIonsarerrpmiiatuer D rnn;na-ecn

e diT calculations are for Amelia River, Fernandina Beach,
Sun & Moon events are also calculated for Fernandina Beachalthough a

12 COME

Moonset 3:19A High 3:45A 5.53'
Sun. Sunrise 6:56A Low 10:12A 1.44'
Moonrise 1:42P High 4:16P 4.98'
Sunset 7:55P Low 10:21P 1.35'
Moonset 3:55A High 4:45A 5.52'
Mon. Sunrise 6:55A Low I 11:04A 1.30'
04/18 Moonrise 2:39P High 5:17P 5.18'
Sunset 7:56P Low I 1:19P 1.21'
Moonset 4:26A High 5:43A 5.62'
TueS. Sunrise 6:54A Low 11:52A 1.09'
04/19 Moonrise 3:36P High 6:14P 5.51'
Sunset 7:56P
A Moonset 4:44A Low 12:13A 1.00'
W ed. Sunrise 6:53A High 6:35A 5.78'
04/20 Moonrise 4;33P Low 12:37P 0.82'
Sunset "7:57P High 7:06P 5.90'

No corrections are necessary.
actual times may vary because of land masses.

ment is $5. Details are provided
on entry forms, which are avail-
able at Leaders and Sinkers, 1006
South 14th St. (phone 321-2800),
Amelia Island Bait and Tackle,
1925 South 14th St. (277-0775),
Bait House, 1620 North 14th St.
(277-0503) and Atlantic Seafood
Bait & Tackle, 10 Ash St. (261-
4302).
Contact tournament chairman
Don Whitman at 321-2800 or visit
www.nassaufishing.org.

Bassriastersmeet
Nassau Bassmasters is associ-
ated with the BASS National
Federation and the Florida BASS
Federation, and meetings are
held the third Thursday of the
month in Yulee.
Membership is open to any-
one at least 16 years old.
For information, call Bob
Schlag at (912) 729-2282, Billy
Kittrell at 225-0267 or Eddie
Jinright at 845-3998.

NSFAmeets
The Nassau Sport Fishing
Association meets the second
Wednesday of the month at 7
p.m. at Ten Acres Kraft Athletic
Club on the Amelia Island
Parkway.
A social gathering is held at
7:30 p.m. the fourth Wednesday.
For information on the NSFA,
call 277-1437.

Boat grants
The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission is
gearing up to dole out 82 million
under the Florida Boating
Improvement Program. The
FBIP provides funding through
competitive grants to support
recreational boating and boating-
related activities on Florida's
coastal and/or inland waters.
Eligible program participants
include Florida's municipal and
county governments. The dead-
line for submitting grant applica-
tions is June 10.
In 2004, the FBIP awarded
over 81.9 million in grants for 19
projects statewide.
Visit MyFWC.com to read the
complete program policies and
guidelines and to download a
copy of the application.

Gator hotline
The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Coummission has
launched a new toll-free tele-
phone number to report nui-
sance alligators, 1-866-FWC-
GATOR, which should be the
primary telephone number for
alligator complaints, available to
customers around the clock.
Alligators have shared marsh-
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67 counties. There have been
increased interactions between
alligators and humans as more
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homes on waterfront property.
The FWC annually receives
more than 15,000 alligator-relat-
ed complaints. The agency
removes more than 5,000 alliga-
tors each year when the reptiles
pose a threat to humans or their
property.
Many Floridians have an
appreciation for these ancient
crocodilians and have learned to
coexist with them. However, if
you do encounter an alligator
that poses a threat to people or
property and is more than 4 feet
in length, the FWC urges you to
call the new Nuisance Alligator
Hotline. All alligator complaints
will be forwarded to this new
dedicated hotline.
Alligators are an important
part of Florida's heritage and
play a valuable role in the ecolo-
gy of the state's wetlands. Visit
MyFWC.com/alligator.

Robo-turkeys
Some high-tech recruits are
joining the Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation
Commission's law enforcement
team. The Florida State Chapter
of the National Wild Turkey
Federation gave the FWC five
robotic turkeys. These so called
robo-turkeys are lifelike figures
that rotate their bodies, move
their tails and even gobble.
Robo-turkeys are not cheap,
costing around $700 a piece, and
since they are not bulletproof,
they often have a short lifespan.
That is why NWTF has stepped
in to offer assistance.
N'WTF has donated a total of
15 birds to the agency during the
last three years. The five new
robo-turkeys include four gob-
blers and one hen.
This latest donation couldn't
have come at a better time.
Florida's spring turkey season
began this month.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 2005 / NEWS-LEADER 5B

LEGAL NOTICES

ZONING NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
ti-, -ri ...r Tuj,e .,.:i ,, i, ;i :1 .+, '
ci 1.'-1.1' i C'". I L'0 p In.
Planning and Zoning Board
of Nassau County will hold a
public hearing at the Yulee
Count Puii *'.- *? <.
'n il ,' ,uol i Ii.. n I .r]..i
32097; to consider an rame-
ment to the Nassau County
Comprehensive Plan = Future
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PORTION BEING MORE PAR-
TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL-
LOWS;
BEGIN AT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF SECTION 6
AFOREMENTIONED, AND RUN
NORTH 89021 30" EAST ALONG
THE NORTH UNE OF SAID SEC-
TION A DISTANCE OF 868,80'
FEET TO AN IRON PIPE ON THE
WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE
OF A GRADED COUNTY ROAD
(HAVING A 66' FOOT RIGHT-
OF-WAY); RUN THENCE SOUTH
6*00'10" WEST ALONG SAID
WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE
A DISTANCE OF 415.24 FEET:
T':.* s ii:;:,r I pIPE ri.ii rHIE iCE
SOUTH 8921 '30" WEST A DIS-
TANCE OF 816.60 FEET TO AN
'IRON PIPE ON THE WESTERLY
UNE OF SAID SECTION 6; RUN
THENCE f IC1RTH 1'1 3'07"WEST
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PORTION OF -LAND THUS
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I'ECOPOJ1 "300 ?i0 'AGE
280 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS
OF NASSAU COUNTY FLORI-
DA. .
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c'.,:1ibeo.3 property ii COr me
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Otfi Council M.lc.l:, P0 Bao<
193 v.lec. Florlda 32097.
caro,r and -*on ,.;Cr3r.ie.
McCranie and Associates,
Inc., 86002 Christion Way, Suite
101, Yulee. Florida .32097.
agent.
This property Is classified
on the FLUM as Agricultural
or.- d.1 .:.-rr ;1 1; qu .ed
to Co.rrlmi,'.:l.3i :.-r .1.ppm',i.
mately 7.98 acres.
A copy of the application
rnmv be examined at the
C.- .,.,Ir. .3r3 e.'r-ert.i OTrce
located In the Public Services'
Bullding 9616.1'Nassau Place,
: 'i.,jie L 32097 Ti1-iCr..-,ne
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I ol:p,11,-'31.:r,, :.uI,3 pi:I up
c .'ple: ; :.1 ir.,- *ppI i.: xi:ri, .3r. ,
copies of the criteria that are
applicable to the application
at the Growth Management
Office located at 96161
Nassau Place, Yulee. FL 32097.
Ti-llI. .1- I 1-i '. uL bjE. I ,
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irNTRERFEED PPTinP SIiOULCD
LIMIT CONTACT WITH PLAN-
NING BOARD MEMBERS AND
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN
THIS TOPIC TO PROPERLY
NOTICED PUBLIC HEARINGS
OR TO WRITTEN COMMUNI-
CATION CARE OF NASSAU
COUNTY GROWTH MANAGE-
MENT DEPARTMENT, 96161
NASSAU PLACE, YULEE, FL
32097.
The specifics of the appli-
cation will be read at 6:30
p.m., on the date set forth
herein by the Zoning Director
or his designee, and the
i 3,-,,-,i-..1 31-1. 3.-.r., ;rj E.: 'dj
ill, .. I.- p= j ,Il.: .,.: .IT r.t
starting at 7:00 p.m..
Persons with disabilities
requiring accommodations In
order to participate In this pro-
gram or activity should con-
tact 491-3606 at least twenty-
four (24) hours In advance to
request such ac-
commodation.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED JTO
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON DECIDES TO
APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE
BY THE BOARD, AGENCY OR
COMMISSION WITH RESPECT
TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED
AT SUCH MEETING OR HEAR-
ING, HE WILL NEED A RECORD
TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM
RECORD OF THE PRO-
CEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED.,
The Board of County
Commissioners may continue
-.3arlril rn IrcI, rrioner
.rnair, ri.or c.ra
Nassau County Planning &
Zoning Board
Nassau County,' Florida
All persons interested are
notflied'to be present and
they will be heard at the pub-
Ilc, hearing before the Board
of County Commissioners as
herein above stated.
John a Cro'.ford
C.I trie i.'uIT C" ujn
Nassau County, Florida
2t 04-13-20-2005
4241

ZONING NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on Thursday, the 28th day
of April 2005, at 7:00 RM. the
Conditional Use and Variance
SBoard of Nassau County'will
hold a public hearing at the
Yulee County Building, 86026
Pages Dairy Road, Yulee, FL
32097 to consideran appl-,
cation for Zoning Variance,
V05-002.The Public Is Invited to
attend the meeting con-
cerning the following
' described property In Nassau
County:
DESCRIPTION OF PROPER-
TY: "LOT 64, PAGE HILL UNIT 3,
PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 341 & 342,
as recorded in the public
records of Nassau County,
Floridq"
The Street Address and/or
Location for the above
described property: On the
south side of Worthington
Drive off Pages Dairy Road,
Yulee area,.

This property is zoned as
Residential Single Family 1 (RS-
1); Zoning variance sought to
reduce side yard setback lines
to 8'.
This application is filed by;
Hallmark Homes, Inc., 8130
Boymeadows Circle. West.
#107. Jacksonville, Florida
32256, owner and Joseph D.
Weed, III 8130 Baymeadows
Clrdce, West. #107,Jacksonville,
Florida 32256, President of
Hallmark Homes, Inc.
'. i i j..i i l. Dr 1 t,.- iri i g ..i-
t. rl,.:, : r ,r agciirl 'i r'
i, ; .')I, ..,r, rn., i,-l, pl.i up
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ct..I. ... Ir.. ..i i...r i r,ll i r.-.-
I,- -. A.I r,. _l1r 1 II'i31l ,X ,

opplcable to the application
0 -1 li.-i i, ; -I 1 ,1 ,t
Nassau Plac.YUAle, FL 32097,
tih .c,-i in:, 1 I','r 31' ii
ohlw r.,&rI tII reoed 3o ** K10
I.1 n-, .l *i.nIIr": rt K,
L'H, I1 I lin(,.-m ..-I li a it' .g
Si, .:.:..i.' h, 'innl i e.
and Variance Board will
ts-o;l,-, public comment
.1 iii,,iat7;00 RM.on that
date.
Ti '. t .,.ri' in. rSI te -,.r .
ducl 1 ,.'" I q.i .-in II. l-1
hearing. Any questions as to
procedures may be obtained
from the Growth Manage-
ment Office, Interested par-
ties should limit contact with
Conditional Use and Varlance
Board Members and with
County Commissioners on this
topic to properly noticed
public hearing or to written
communication In care of the
Growth Management
Department, 96161 Nassau
Place, Yulee, FL 32097.
Persons with disabilities
requiring accommodations In
order to participate in this pro-,
gram or activity should con-
tact the Growth
Management Department
(904) 491-3613, or Florida
Relay Service (1-800-955-8771)
ij- I o n r... i-.r, .iru,:.j ,'2J. r,,:..r;
r. Iac.ar..:,, reque.i :j.:r.,
accommodation.
iHE PI.BLIC i: I .'litll. i '
' ::-E PIEENi'i ~iC' BE H f i1C' IF
A. PtSEri,',rJW i-I' LT- C' T- P :'l
ANY DECISION MADE BY THE
BOARD, AGENCY OR COM-
MISSION WITH RESPECT TO
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT
SUCH MEETING OR HEARING,
HE WILL NEED A RECORD OF
THE.PROCEEDINGS AND FOR
THAT PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS IS MADE WHICH
rSECOIrD IJCLUCDES iHE iE'TI..
MCor J (i D .'ICENCUE fj Pr
WHICH I-THE A FEAL i TI'. -E
BASED.
The Conditional Use and
'ar.3ian.':. Boaid ,T,3' ,' ce.nfn.
us rt..sn-i', or. ir.iI rIner
('C ir4DiTIOI IAL- iuE r-ND
VARIANCE BOARD OF
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
i',' orrair-er. Z.ner.na.er,
.l C*.I. '.3cr.
2t 04-13-20-2005
4242

ZONING NOTICE
iiJIC:E iS HEIPEB, Gi.ErI
a-r.at r., r.ura3., rre 2'1tr. 1 ,'
C.1 p.ll i _W i31 7' P l r..,
C,.r.3ir.ri.31iU orn .ahari..-,
Bc3 r'a ,ior rg .i J Cou: r.r,' AIII
r.,h-I a public rneari.g at the
Yulee County Building,. 86026
Pages Dairy Road, Yulee, FL'
32097 to consider an appli-
cation for Zoning Exception,
E05-011.The Public is'Invited to
attend the meeting 'con-
cerning the following
described property In Nassau
County:
DESCRIPTION OF PROPER-
T.. L.i 1I Di., -r ILL, -LE

The Street Address and/or
Location for the above
described property: On the.
south side of Atlantic Place
between Ocean Village Drive
and Sea Chase Drive.
Fernandina Beach area.
This property Is zoned as
Planned Unit Development
(PUD): Zoning exception
sought to allow a home
occupation.
This application Is filed by:
Frank M.and Bonnie B. Ridley,
1864 Atlantic Place, Amelia
Island, Florida 32034, owners.
Individuals presenting evi-
dence for or against the
applications should pick up
copies of the application and
copies of the criteria that are
applicable to the application
at the Growth Manage-ment
Office located at 96161
Nassau Place.Yulee, FL 32097.
Tr.e I.e.: if ,:.f th., .C3ppil
ca,-1I:,r ...ill C. r-C ..3 6 i-1
RM.,on Thursday,April 28,2005
by the Planner or his desig-
nee, and the Conditional Use
and Variance Board will
receive public comment
starting at 7:00 RM. on that.
date.
This hearing must be con-
ducted as a quasi-judicial
hearing. Any questions as to
procedures may be obtained
from the Growth Manage-
ment Office. Interested par-
ties should limit contact with
Conditional Use and Variance
Board Members and with
County Commissioners on this
'topic to properly noticed
public hearing or.to written
communication in care of the
Growth Management
Department, 96161 Nassau
Place, Yulee, FL 32097.
Persons with disabilities
requiring accommodations In
order to participate in this pro-
gram or activity should con-
tact the Growth
Management Department
(904) 491-3613, or Florida
Relay Service (1-800-955-8771)
at least twenty-four (24) hours
In advance to request such
accommodation.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO
.BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON WISHES TO APPEAL
ANY DECISION MADE BY THE
BOARD, AGENCY OR COM-
MISSION WITH RESPECT TO
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT
SUCH MEETING OR HEARING,
HE WILL NEED A RECORD OF
THE PROCEEDINGS'AND FOR
THAT PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED.
The Conditional Use and
Variance Board may contin-
ue hearing on this matter.
CONDITIONAL USE AND'
VARIANCE BOARD OF NAS-
SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
/s/ Kathleen Zetterower
Its: Chairman
2t 04-13-20-2005
4243

ZONING NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on Tuesday, the 3rd day
of May at 7:00 RM. the
Planning and Zoning Board
of Nassau County will hold a
public hearing at the Yulee
County Building, 86026 Pages
Dairy Road,. Yulee, Florida
32097 to consider Amelia
National, PUD, SP04-031. Also
be it known that on Monday,
the 23rd day of May 2005 at
7:00 pm, the Board'of County
Commissioners of Nassau
County will hold a public
hearing on the said Amelia
National, PUP, SP04-031 site
plan at the Yulee County
Building, 86026 Pages Dairy
Road.Yulee, Florida concern-
Ing the following described
property In Nassau County;
DESCRIPTION OF PROPER-
TY:
EXHIBIT"A'
LEGAL DESCRIPTION FOR
REZONING:
AMELIA NATIONAL UNIT ONE
BOUNDARY
A PARCEL OF LAND, BEING
A PORTION OF SECTIONS 26,
27, 29 AND 30, TOWNSHIP 2
NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST, NAS-
SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND
BEING MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS;
FOR A POINT OF BEGIN-
NING, BEGIN AT THE NORTH-
WEST CORNER OF GOVERN-
MENT LOT 4, OF SAID SECTION
27, AND RUN THENCE SOUTH
00106'24" EAST, ALONG THE
I WESTERLY LINE OF SAID GOV-
ERNMENT LOT 4, OF SAID SEC-
TION 27. A DISTANCE OF
1,320.39 FEET. TO A POINT.
BEING THE NORTHWEST COR-
NER OF GOVERNMENT LOT 1,
SECTION 29; RUN THENCE
SOUTH 00o05'34" EAST, ALONG
THE WESTERLY LINE OF SAID
GOVERNMENT LOT 1, AND
THEN ALONG THE WESTERLY
LINE OF GOVERNMENT LOT 2,
ALL IN SECTION 29, A "DIS-
TANCE OF 1,799.48 FEET, TO A
POINT; RUN THENCE NORTH
8600'00" WEST, A DISTANCE
OF 795,27 FEET, TO A POINT;
RUN THENCE NORTH 8100'00'
WEST, A DISTANCE OF 1.800.00
FEET,TO'A POINT; RUN THENCE
NORTH 84000'00" WEST, A DIS-
TANCE OF 1,250.70 FEET,TO A
POINT; RUN THENCE SOUTH
00*00'00" EAST, A DISTANCE
OF 1,992.43 FEET, TO A POINT
ON THE PROPOSED NORTHER-
LY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF A
PROPOSED 150 FOOT RIGHT
Cf Wa, '. H-.wri c11 \
SKET:,H B. 6 'ili. FI .i l ''D ')-
CIATES. DATED DECEMBER 17,
1999, DRAWING No. '.B-3-
309(B)-12-96; RUN THENCE,
ALONG THE NORTHERLY
BOUNDARY OF SAID PRO-
POSED 150 FOOT RIGHT OF
W A THE FOLLOWING SEVEN
(7) COURSES AND DISTANCES:
COURSE No. 1: NORTH
80000'00' WEST, A DISTANCE
OF 2' r,2 28 FEET iO THE FOir I
OCF '.Iur .-.uiiE OF .- Cul' E
LEADING NORTHWESTERLY;
COURSE No. 2: THENCE
NORTHWESTERLY, ALONG AND
AROUND: THE .ARC OF A
CURVE, CONCi..E NORTH-
EASTERLY, AND HAVING A
RADIUS OF 1,909.86 FEET
THlkC'U'sH CErl ir'oL -ri.;LE
OFi 2iO0 0 iO0 0 IT E -i:-,rHi
A IDi A9i." Cr AlI ICE OF &, A."
FEET,'TO THE POINT OF TAN-
SGENCY LAST SAID ARC BEING
SUBTENDED BY A CHORD
BEARING AND DISTANCE OF
NORTH 67O00'06'WEST, 859.25
FEET;
COURSE No. 3: NORTH
5400'00" WEST, ALONG LAST
SAID TANGENCY A DISTANCE
OF 550.61 FEET, TO THE POINT
,- I 11 -_ ,_ 1.11, I:
Lt IL'll I':- I l*:,'iHElrL,.
?COUrIcE Nd"'aF rTHENC
NCORTHErL', LCI'rG i-jND
AROUND THE ARC OF. A
CURVE, CONCAVE SOUTH-
EASTERLY, AND HAVING A
RADIUS OF 954.93 FEET,
THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE
OF 5200'00TO THE RIGHT,AN
ARC DISTANCE OF 866.67 FEET,
TO THE POINT OF TANGENCY,
LAST SAID ARC BEING SUB-
TENDED BY A CHORD BEAR-
ING AND DISTANCE OF NORTH
28*00'00"WEST, 837.23 FEET;
COURSE No. 5: NORTH
0200'00" WEST, ALONG LAST
SAID TANGENCY A DISTANCE
OF 1,881.51 FEET TO THE POINT
OF CURVATURE, OF A CURVE
LEADING NORTHERLY;
COURSE No. 6: THENCE
NORTHERLY, ALONG AND
AROUND THE ARC OF A
CURVE, CONCAVE WESTERLY.
AND HAVING A RADIUS OF
5,729.58 FEET, THROUGH A
CENTRAL ANGLE OF 01027:00"
TO THE LEF1AN ARC DISTANCE
OF 145.00 FEET, TO THE POINT
OF TANGENCY LAST SAID ARC
BEING SUBTENDED BY, A
CHORD BEARING AND DIS-
TANCE OF NORTH 0243'30":
WEST, 145.00 FEET;
COURSE No. 7: NORTH
03027'00" WEST, ALONG LAST
SAID TANGENCY, A DISTANCE
OF'406.32 FEET, TO A POINT
ON THE. NORTHERLY LINE OF
THAT CERTAIN 25 FOOT WIDE
UTILITY EASEMENT DESCRIBED
IN THAT INSTRUMENT RECORD-
ED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS
BOOK 164, PAGE 580 OF THE
PUBLIC RECORDS OF SAID
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA;
RUN THENCE, ALONG THE
NORTHERLY LINE OF SAID 25
FOOTWIDE UTILITY EASEMENT,
THE FOLLOWING FOUR (4)
COURSES AND DISTANCES:
COURSE No. 1: NORTH
8743'05" EAST, A DISTANCE
OF 1,428.54 FEET, TO A POINT;
COURSE. No. 2: NORTH
'88040'45" EAST, A DISTANCE
C' ;:,i i:i FEEi T,., POINT;
C',.iffiE lI.: NORTH
8810'15" EAST, A DISTANCE
OF 1,419.45 FEET, TO A POINT;
COURSE No. 4: NORTH
8855'25- EAST, A DISTANCE
OF 359.25 FEET, TO A POINT;
THENCE. NORTH 5300'00-
EAST, DEPARTING FROM
AFORESAID NORTHERLY EASE-
MENT LINE, A DISTANCE OF
813.17 FEET,-TO A IOINT; RUN
THENCE NORTH 3700'00"
EAST, A DISTANCE OF 354.32
FEET, TO A POINT; RUN THENOE
NORTH 0000'00"WEST,A DIS-
TANCE OF 277.67 FEET, TO A
POINT; RUN THENCE SOUTH
8700'00" EAST, A DISTANCE
O.F i:'5. "0 FiE i ':' A POINT
COl' THE wE3i.i'-L. LINE OF
NASSAU LAKES SUBDIVISION
PHASE .1 -B,AS SHOWN ON THE.
PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 72 AND
73 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS
OF SAID NASSAU COUNTY,
FLORIDA; RUN THENCE,
ALONG THE WESTERLY AND I
SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY LINES
OF SAID NASSAU LAKES SUB-
DIVISION PHASE 1-B, THE FOL-
LOWING THREE (3) COURSES
AND DISTANCES:
COURSE No. 1: SOUTH
1807'47" EAST, A DISTANCE

OF 498.06 FEET, TO A POINT;
COURSE No. 2: SOUTH
68012'42" EAST, A DISTANCE
OF 655.25 FEET, TO A POINT;
COURSE No. 3: NORTH
77022'52" EAST, A DISTANCE
OF 2,340.00 FEET, TO THE
SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF
TRACT "D", OF AFORESAID
NASSAU LAKES SUBDIVISION
PHASE 1-B; RUN THENCE
NORTH 8929'45" EAST, ALONG
THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID
TRACT "D",ANDTHEN ALONG
THE SOUTHERLY UNE OF LANDS
DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL
RECORDS BOOK 408, PAGE 89,
A DISTANCE OF 649.80 FEET,
TO THE SOUTHEASTERLY COR-
NER OF SAID LANDS, AND TO
A POINT ON THE WESTERLY
RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF STATE
ROAD No. 107, (A 66 FOOT
PUBLIC ROAD RIGHT OF WAY,
AS CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED);
RUN THENCE SOUTH 04032'33"
EAST, ALONG THE WESTERLY
RIGHT OF WAY UNE OF SAID
STATE ROAD No. 107, A DIS-
TANCE OF 577.44 FEET, TO A
POINT C1l THE li-c HIi-L,
LINE OF '.A10 :-C'. EPr illr iT
LOTA SECTION 27, SAID POINT
ALSO BEING THE NORTHEAST-
ERLY CORNER. OF THOSE
LANDS DESCRIBED AND
RECORDED IN OFFICIAL
RECORDS BOOK 796, PAGE
1442; RUN THENCE SOUTH
89'39'09" WEST, ALONG THE
NORTHERLY LINE OF SAID
GOVERNMENT LOT 4, SECTION
27. A DISTANCE OF 935,49 FEET,
TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER
THEREOF, AND THE POINT OF
BEGINNING.
THE LANDS THUS
DESCRIBED CONTAINS
28,782,497 SQUARE FEET, OR
660.75 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
IN AREA.
This application is filed by:
Maurice Rudolph, Amelia
National, LLC, 13400 Sutton
Park Drive South, Jacksonville,
Florida 32224, owner and Ravl
Rafferty, E.I., Hill, Boring, Dunn
and Associates, 7950 Belford
Parkway, Suite 1600,
.1.3, .:1 :, ..lll- F ',ri .3 .:2 .-,
,.- r.l i.:r :..ir. .r .- :.r.Iru,:r ,t
a Maintenance Building,
Guard House and Amenity
Center on approximately 7.49
acres; Property Is located
within Amelia National, PUD,
Fernandina Beach area,
Trl,: cr,'c,.p-rr, I: :.:.,r, .3;
:UC' ,.'l..3r,r.a i -.i1
Individuals presenting evi-
a-c.ce 'o:,r .,I,3ir,: Ir.e
appii.ii.:-.r: :r.:.jl.-i pi.:k up
copies of the application and
*;,pl,: .T-, tr,.- ne.:1] 13I-'I Trn 3'
* ppr ,n ."I ..rr. '.ppi',c ti.:.r.
.3r ir..- *: er.:..C .1'.1n .
O nll:, iC :.3_,1e3 *.- ,;.I i
Nassau Place.Yulee, FL 32097.
ir ;" :C; 1 i.-. r.. o pil. ,
cai..,l'l iii ..11 e 33 *'3r C 310
RM., on Tuesday, May 3, 2005
by the Planner or his
designee, and the Planning
and Zoning Board Will receive
public comment starting at
7:00 RM. on that date,
This hearing must be con-
ducted as a quasil-udicial
hearing. Any questions as to
procedures may be obtained
from the Growth
Management Office.
,-.i r.-"i.,3 p.3dir .; i', :,uiu lllr,ii
'or., 3:1 .,'lir. P3rring B'.i I 3
Members and with County
Commissioners on this topic
to properly noticed public
hearing or to written com-
munication In care of the
Nassau County Growth
Management Department,
96161 Nassau Place, Yulee, FL
32097.
Persons with disabilities
requiring accommodatipns In
order to participate In this pro-
gram or actlyltvsheiutldldon-
tact: the Growth
Management Department
(904) 491-3613, or Florida
Relay Service (1-800-955-8771)
at least twenty-four (24) hours
In advance to request such
accommodation.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON WISHES TO APPEAL
ANY DECISION MADE BY THE
BOARD, AGENCY OR COM-
MISSION WITH RESPECT TO
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT
SUCH MEETING OR HEARING,
HE WILL NEED A RECORD OF
THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR
THAT PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-,
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED.
The Planning and Zoning
Board may continue hearing
on this matter.
PLANNING AND ZONING
BOARD OF NASSAU COUNTY,
FLORIDA
/s/ THOMAS FORD
Its: Chairman'
2t 04-13-20-2005
4244

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
BILL'STOWING gives Notice
of Foreclosure of Lien and
intent to sell vehicles pursuant
to subsection 713.78 of the
Florida Statutes that on
04/18/2005 10:00 am at PO.
BOX 971,YULEE, FL32041. BILL'S
TOWING reserves the right to
accept or reject any and/or
all bids.
IGCEK14H4EF351147 1984
Chevy
'1GCC51447VK115023 1997
Chevrolet
2GC3C19MXW1269564 1998
Chev.
It 04-13-2005
4247

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
.PROBATE DIVISION
Case No.: 05-57-CP
Divislorn: A
IN RE: ESTATE OF
VIOLET DOROTHY MILLER
Deceased.,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of Violet Dorothy Miller,
deceased, whose date of
death was December 24,
2004, Is pending In the Circuit
Court for Nassau County,
Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which Is 76347
Veterans Way Yulee FL 32097.
The names and addresses of
the persordal representatives
and the personal represen-
tatives' attorney are set forth
below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons hav-
Ing claims or demands
against decedent's estate on
whom.a copy of this notice Is
required to be served must
file their claims with this court
WITHIN THE LATER OF 3
MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF
THE FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY

OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and other persons
having claims or demands
against decedent's estate
must file their claims with this
court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBU-
CATION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET
FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF
THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO
(2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE
DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS
BARRED. -
The date of ,the first publi-
cation of this notice Is April
13,2005.
Attorney for Personal
Representatives:
A. Jeffrey Tomassetti, Esq.
Attorney for John B. Miller
Florida Bar No. 513260
406 Ash St.
Fernandina, Florida 32034
Telephone: (904) 261-1833
Personal Representatives:
John B. Miller
100 Cedar Point
St. Marys, Georgia 31558
Mark B. Miller
403 Balley St.
St. Marys, Georgia 31558
2t 04-13-20-2005
4251

procedures may be obtained
from the Growth
Management Office.
Interested parties should limit
contact with Planning Board
Members and with County
Commissioners on this topic
to properly noticed public
hearing or to written com-
munication In care of the
Nassau County Growth
Management Department,
96161 Nassau Place, Yulee, FL
32097.
Persons with disabilities
requiring accommodations In
order to participate In this pro-
gram or activity should con-
tact the Growth
Management Department
(904) 491-3613, or Florida
Relay Service (1-800-955-8771)
at least twenty-four (24) hours
In advance to request such
accommodation. .
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON WISHES TO APPEAL
ANY DECISION MADE BY THE
BOARD, AGENCY OR COM-
MISSION WITH RESPECT TO
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT
SUCH MEETING OR HEARING,
HE WILL NEED A RECORD OF
THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR'
THAT PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-

MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
ZONING NOTICE WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
NOTICE IS HEREBY'GIVEN BASED.
that on Tuesday, the 3rd day The Planning and Zoning
of May at 7:00 RM. the Board may continue hearing.
Planning and Zoning Board on this matter.
of Nassau County will hold a, PLANNING AND ZONING
public -1,ig .3iT i Ire ,uie BOARD OF NASSAU COUNTY,
County 3iiiciinr.g 8.c:0 Page: FLORIDA
Dairy Road, Yulee, Florlda /s/ THOMAS FORD
32097 to consider Turning Its: Chairman
Leaf; PUD, SP04-024, Also be It 2t 04-13-20-2005
known that on, Monday, the 4246.-
23rd day of May 2005 at 7:00
pm, the. Board of County ZONING NOTICE
Commissioners of Nassau 1',:iiCE rL HEF.ES, ';i. Etl
County will hold a public. Ir.ar or, ue..-i. il-t.. :'r, .3,
hearing on the said Turning .:i r.c, .1i 'I 00 PI.1 inr.
Leaf, PUD, SP04-024 site plan at Planning and.Zoning Board
ir,.e .ule. C.ourr, Building, of Nassau County will hold a
8,:.02o P igeC Dair, Road, public hearing at the Yulee
Yulee, Florida concerning the County Building, 86026 Pages
following described property Dairy Road, Yulee, Florida
In Nassau County: 32097 to consider Lighthouse.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPER- :ir.re i:r,.a:2 -:F'- :l': ^;.:)
TY: c t r. r ,.- rr,,r l ,.r, 1.l.:'.r,,.3.
A PORTION OF SECTIONS the 23rd day of May 2005,at
33 AND 34, TOWNSHIP 2 7:00 pm, the Board of County
NOPTH PRANME 25 EAST NAS. Commissioners of Nassau
u ..:.i.liil. L fLCI'-'IC" EiNr.; County will hold a-public
rl.:..rE P-1?lir'ciJTLArL hearing on the said
* D E' ,'IBEC' .' FO LLO W ; Lig n ir -u 'e P '.ir.i,- Pr ,.a .- 2
BEirf T iHE SOuCLiTIWESiT SO54:-3:X plepanar r.e .uie-
C': irJEIPO'F 'iAIDSECTIOn 3 Cunr,, Buii.1ing 6oECt Fage
'-i _-1 pc'rii &'Li BE1 IG iHE Da .ir, 1 0o .jiee F:.rla3ic
SOUTHEASTCORNER OF SAID car..:.,rr.ir.g Ire I.:,l.:,.ing
SECTION 33; THENCE .SOUTH ais.:rice3 C.r.'oprt, ir,n o.au,
87 56' 25" WEST ALONG THE County:
SOUTHERLY UNE OF SAID SEC- DESCRIPTION OF PROPER-
TION 33, A DISTANCE OF rT
137 nn) FEET TO THE EASTERLY A PARCEL OF LAND LYING
iir.lE OF- P r'iEBiPEE2E ESTATES, IN AND BEING PART OF SEC-
AS SHOWN ON PLAT RECORD- TION 37 AND SECTION 38.,
ED IN PLAT BOOK, PAGE 307, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE
OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 27 EAST, SECTION 41 AND SEC-
SAID COUNTY; THENCE NORTH. TION 42, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH,
0159'32"WESTALONGSAID RANGE 28 EAST, NASSAU
EASTERLY UNE, A DISTANCE OF COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND PART
786.63 FEET TO A POINT; OF LIGHTHOUSE POINTE -
THENCE NORTH 02' 04 36" PHASE ONE,AS RECORDED IN
WEST CONTINUING ALONG PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 157,158
SAID LANE, A DISTANCE OF AND 159, OF THE PUBLIC
1797.19 FEET TO A POINT RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN-
LOCATED AT THE NORTHEAST TY. FLORIDA, BEING MORE PAR-
CORNER OF SAID PINEBREEZE TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL-
ESTATES; THENCE NORTH 87 LOWS:
20' 30" EAST, A DISTANCE OF COMMENCING AT THE
271.93 FEET TO A POINT; MOST NORTHERLY CORNER
THENCE NORTH 87 06' 29' OF SAID SECTION 37, BEING
EAST, A DISTANCE OF 135.00 THE CORNER COMMON TO
FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SAID SECTION 37, ALSO BEING
NORTH 0451'25"WESTADIS- THE WEST LINE OF SAID SEC-
TANCE OF 705.44 FEET TO A TION 42, AND THE LINE DIVID-
POINT;THENCENORTH0109' ING RANGE '27 EAST AND
36" WEST, A DISTANCE OF RANGE 28 EAST, SOUTH 00
!.10 3I 1 FEET TO A, POINT;. DEOPEES 21 MII.iTES 12 EC-
ii-IIi'.:.C NORTH 89'.04' 02" -r IL, ,E .i l -1 SFF_'T ,: iHI:
,losr. rDiXr iC, :E-- "9 50 1t,' POlINT' F BE':SirniPIjG
FEET TO1A POri l LCCAiED ON THENCE NORTH 86 DEGREES
'THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY 14 MINUTES 20 SECONDS
LINE OF STATE ROAD 115 (A WEST,424.99 FEET TO THE EAST-
100 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY AS ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF
NOW ESTABLISHED), SAID LENTZ ROAD, A RIGHT-OF-WAY
POINT BEING LOCATED ON OF UNDETERMINED WIDTH AS
THE ARC OF A CURVE CON- NOW ESTABLISHED; THENCE,
CAVE TO THE NORTHEASTERLY ON SAID EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-
AND HAVING A RADIUS OF WAY LINE, NORTH 00 DEGREE
11509.16 FEET; THENCE 59 MINUTES 56 SECONDS EAST,
AROUND AND ALONG SAID 669.88 FEET TO AN ANGLE
CURVE AN ARC DISTANCE OF POINT; THENCE, CONTINUING
412.70 FEET (SAID ARC BEING ON LAST SAID LINE, NORTH 07
SUBTENDED BY A CHORD DEGREES 47 MINUTES 04 SEC-
BEARING AND DISTANCE OF ONDS EAST,611.93 FEETTOAN
SOUTH 74* 54'25" EAST, 412.68 ANGLE POINT; THENCE. CON-
FEET) TO A POINT; THENCE TINUING ON LAST SAID LINE,
SOUTH 19038'22'WEST.A DIS- NORTH 06 DEGREES 57 MIN-
TANCE OF 404.90 FEET TO A UTES 58 SECOND EAST, 72.69
POINT; THENCE SOUTH 77 28' FEET; THENCE, SOUTH 82
30" EAST. A DISTANCE OF DEGREES 58 MINUTES 02 SEC-
626.12 FEET TO THE WESTERLY ONDS EAST, 205.58 FEET TO A'
RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE OF WILBUR POINT OF CUfRVATURE;
JONES ROAD (A 40 FOOT THENCE, AROUND AND
RIGHT-OF-WAY AS NOW ALONG A CURVE TO THE
ESTABLISHED); THENCE SOUTH RIGHT HAVING A RADIUS OF
190 07'45"WESTALONG SAID 655,00 FEET AND A CENTRAL
WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE: ANGLE OF 11 DEGREES 36
A DISTANCE OF 628.65 FEET MINUTES 39 SECONDS, AN
TO ANIANGLE POINT IN SAID ARC DISTANCE OF 132.73 FEET
'RIGHT-OF-WAY; THENCE (SOUTH 75 DEGREES 418 MIN-
SOUTH 14 34'45"WEST CON- UTES 43 SECONDS EAST, 132.51
TINUING ALONG SAID WEST- FEET, CHORD BEARING AND
ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE A DIS- DISTANCE) TO A POINT OF
TANCE OF 475.00 FEET TO AN REVERSE CURVE; THENCE,
ANGLE POINT IN SAID RIGHT- AROUND AND ALONG A
OF-WAY LINE, THENCE SOUTH CURVE TO THE LEFT HAVING A
090 15'20"WESTCONTINUING RADIUS OF 216.00 FEET AND
ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 44
LINE, A DISTANCE OF 347.10 DEGREES 15 MINUTES 39 SEC-
FEET TO A POINT; THENCE ONDS, AN ARC DISTANCE OF
SOUTH 02 03'23" EAST, ADIS- 166.09 FEET. (NORTH 87
TANCE OF 869.59 FEET TO A DEGREES 58 MINUTES 47 SEC-
POINT; THENCE SOUTH 02 06' ONDS EAST, 141.99 FEET,
05" EAST, A DISTANCE OF CHORD BEARING AND DIS-
1100.50 FEET TO A POINT TANCE) TO A POINT OF
LOCATED ON THE SOUTHERLY REVERSE CURVE; THENCE,
LINE OF SAID SECTION 34' 87' AROUND AND ALONG A
56" WEST ALONG SAID SEC- CURVETOTHE RIGHT HAVING
TION LINE, A DISTANCE OF A RADIUS OF 1235.00 FEET
417.74 FEET TO THE POINT OF AND A CENTRAL ANGLE, OF
BEGINNING. CONTAINING 17 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 26
57.44 ACRES MORE OR LESS. SECONDS. AN ARC DISTANCE
This application Is flledby: OF 366.59 FEET (NORTH 74
First Coast Equity Resources, DEGREES 21 MINUTES 10 SEC-
LLC, 8691 Commonwealth ONDS EAST, 365.24, FEET,
Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida CHORD BEARING AND DIS-
32220, owner and Daniel I. TANCE). TO A .POINT OF
McCranle, RE., McCranle and REVERSE CURVE; THENCE,
Associates, Inc., 86002 AROUND .AND ALONG A
Christian Way, Yulee, Florida CURVE TO THE LEFT HAVING A
32097, agent for owner to RADIUS OF 215.00 FEET AND
construct a 50 lot subdivision A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 37
on approximately 57.44 acres. DEGREES 31 MINUTES 40 SEC-
Property Is located on the ONDS, AN ARC DISTANCE OF
southside of Lem Turier Road, 140.82. FEET' (NORTH 64
west of Wilbur Jones Road,.- DEGREES 05 MINUTES 33 SEC-
Callahan area. ONDS EAST, 138.32 FEET,
This property Is zoned as CHORD BEARING AND DIS-
PUD (Planned ,Unit TANCE) TO A POINT OF
Development). REVERSE CURVE; THENCE,
Individuals presenting evi- AROUND AND ALONG A
dence for or against ,the CURVE TO THE RIGHT HAVING,
applications should pick up A RADIUS OF 355.00 FEET AND
copies of the application and A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 70
copies of the criteria that are DEGREES 58 MINUTES 46 SEC-
applicable to the application ONDS, AN ARC DISTANCE OF
at the Growth Management 415.01 FEET (NORTH 80
Office located at 96161 DEGREES 49 MINUTES 06 SEC-
Nassau Place,Yulee, FL 32097. ONDS EAST, 388.97 FEET,
The specifics of the appll- CHORD BEARING AND DIS-
cation will be read qt 6:30 TANCE) TO THE CENTERUNE OF
RM., on Tuesday, May 3,2005 GRANDVIEW MANOR, A 30-
by the, Planner or his' FOOT PRIVATE RIGHT-OF-WAY
designee, and the Planning AS ESTABLISHED BY THE PLAT
and Zoning Board will receive OF LIGHTHOUSE POINTE -
public comment starting at PHASE ONE, AND A POINT ON
7:00 RM. on that date. A CURVE; THENCE, NORTH-
This hearing must be con- EASTERLY ON SAID CENTER-
ducted as a quasi-judicial UNE, ARQUNDAND ALONG A
hearing. Any questions as to CURVE TO THE LEFT HAVING A

From the point of begin-
ning thus described continue
South Eight (08) degrees, Five
(05) minutes, Fifteen (15) sec-

RADIUS OF 385.00 FEET-AND
A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 04
DEGREES 22 MINUTES 59 SEC-
ONDS, AN ARC DISTANCE OF
29.45 FEET (NORTH 21
,DEGREES 39 MINUTES 44 SEC-
ONDS EAST, 29.45 FEET, CHORD
BEARING AND DISTANCE) TO
THE INTERSECTION OF SAID
CENTERLINE WITH THE NORTH-
WESTERLY PROLONGATION OF
THE SOUTHWESTERLY UNE OF
LOT 25, SAID LIGHTHOUSE
POINTE PHASE ONE; THENCE,
ON SAID UNE AND RADIALTO
LAST SAID CURVE, SOUTH 70
DEGREES 32 MINUTES 42 SEC-
ONDS EAST, 105.41 FEETTOTHE
SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID LOT
25; THENCE, ON SAID
SOUTHERLY LINE, SOUTH 87.
DEGREES 51 MINUTES 50 SEC-
ONDS EAST, 256 FEET, MORE
OR LESS, TO THE MARSH OF
BELLS RIVER, BEING LANDS OF
THE STATE OF FLORIDA;
THENCE, SOUTHERLY AND
WESTERLY BY AND ALONG THE
EDGE OF SAID MARSH AND
FOLLOWING MEANDERINGS
THEREOE 3151 FEET, MORE OR
LESS, TO THE WESTERLY UNE OF
SAID SECTION 42, ALSO BEING
THE EASTERLY LINE OF SAID
SECTION 37 TO A POINT
WHICH BEARS ,NORTH 00
DEGREES 21 MINUTES 12 SEC-
ONDS WEST FROM THE POINT
OF BEGINNING; THENCE, ON
LAST SAID LINE, SOUTH 00
DEGREES 21 MINUTES 12 SEC-
ONDS EAST, 70 FEET, MORE OR
LESS, TO THE POINT OF BEGIN-
NING. CONTAINING 46.7
I-CI- Pr ICOE ,r LET?
ir, 'o plic ir, 1 r.I. li1..3 e.,
L.: I.3rc h i -,:ilc .3/ lTHella
Island Ventures, Inc., 1417
Sadler Road, Suite 147,
Fernandlna Beach, Florida
32034, owner and Jack
D'Arrmato, Harbor Civil
Services, Inc., 1901 Island
Walkway, Suite 300,
Fernandina Beach, Florida
32034, agent for owner to
C :,r,t.u.: ia ? 3'i,: i .u, .dii.ior,
. cr, pp, -I'rln,, o l, "..* 3:re;.
Property Is located on the
north end of Lents Roqd,Yulee
area.
This pI:.oet, i. zoned as
PUD ,:'iarr.,.j Unit
Development).
Individuals presenting evi-
dence for or against the
"1p', lci a .:l' .: r,.-.,ji pi.:i. up
: y ..p *~ app.: an.:n .andr.j
copies of the criteria that are
applicable tothe application
at the Growth Managp-ment
C' r.:.- I.:- I -A h '' ,..i
I'lo u .a jPlaic iije L 32-W'a
inre .D.Cinl.:. oi tr.e appil.
caiDor,n I5 c.. r-. a O0 i 3,
Pf. or,n Tua.ia, .10o, 3 23OS
by the Planner. or his
designee, and the Planning
and : rirg B.:a3r.d .vill re ,:e1 .e
pujiic c.,)rrmT ni ,fanlr.3 31
7:00 RM, on that date. .
This hearing must be con-
ducted as a quasi-judicial
hearing. Any questions as to
procedures may be obtained
from the Growth Manage-
ment Office.'Interested par-
ties should limit contact with
Planning Board Members and
with County Commissioners
.on this topic to properly
noticed public hearing or to
written communication In
care of the Nassau County
Growth. Management
Department, 96161 Nassau
Place, Yulee; FL 32097.
Persons with .'disabilities
requiring accommodations In
order to participate In this pro-
gram or activity should .con-
tact the Growth
Management Department
(904) 491-3613, or Florida
Relay Service (1-800-955-8771)
at least twenty-four (24) hours
In advance to request .u-.:h
acdom1iolbflotril.CVl "* *
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON WISHES TO APPEAL
ANY DECISION MADE BY THE
BOARD, AGENCY OR COM-
MISSION WITH RESPECT TO
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT
SUCH MEETING OR HEARING,
HE WILL NEED A RECORD OF
THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR
THAT PURPOSE. MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS IS MADE. WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED.
The Planning and Zoning
Board may continue hearing
on this matter.
PLANNING AND. ZONING
BOARD OF NASSAU COUNTY,
FLORIDA
/s/THOMAS FORD
Its; Chairman
2t 04-13-20-2005
4245

ZONING NOTICE
NOTICE ,IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on Thursday, the 28th day
of April 2005, at 7:00 RM. the
Conditional Use and Variance,
Board of Nassau County will
hold a public hearing at the
Yulee County Building, 86026.
Pages Dairy Road, Yulee, FL
32097 to consider an appli-
cation for Zoning' Exception,
E05-010.The Public Is Invited to
attend the meeting con-
cerning the following
described property In Nassau
County:
DESCRIPTION OF PROPER-
TY:
EXHIBIT "A"
PARCEL A:
A portion of CASHEN LOT
FIFTEEN (15), and the Northerly
one-half of vacated alley
lying Southerly of and adJa-
cent to sold Lot, Section thirty
(30), Township three (3) North,
Range twenty-eight (28) East,
Nassau' County, Florida,
according to plat recorded
In the Public Records of said
County In PlatBook, "O", Page
59, and Plat Book 1, Page 5,
being more particularly
described as follows: .
For a point of reference
commence at point where
the Northerly line of Cashen
Lot Six (6) Is Intersected by the
Easterly right of way line of
State Road No.200 (said right
of Way line lies Sixty-Five (65.0)
feet Easterly of and at a right
angle to the old centerline of
said State Road); and run
South Eight (08) degrees, Five
(05) minutes, Fifteen (15) sec-
onds East along the said right
of way a distance of One.
.Thousand Three Hundred
Twenty-Two and Twenty-Eight
Hundredths (1322.28) feet to
an iron pipe set where the
Easterly right of way line Is
Intersected by the Southerly,
right of way line of a County
Road (having a Sixty (60,0)
foot right of way) for the
POINT OFBEGINNING.

thence North Eighty-Four (84)
degrees, Fifty-Two (52) mln-
utes, Thirty-one (31) seconds
East a distance of Seven

bonds East along said Easterly
Right of way line a distance of
Two Hundred Eighty-Two and
Fifteen Hundredths (282.15)
feet to an iron pipe; run
thence North Eighty-Four (84)
degrees, Fifty-Two (52) min-
utes, Thirty-one (31) seconds
East a distance of Seven
Hundred Ninety-Six and
Twenty Hundredths (796.20)
feet to an Iron pipe; run
thence North Four (04)
degrees, Forty-six (46) minutes
West a distance of Two
Hundred Eighty-Three and
Seventy-Five Hundredths
(283.75) feet to an Iron pipe
set on the Southerly right of
way line of County Road
aforementioned; run thence
South Eighty-Four (84)
degrees, Forty-Four (44) min-
utes, Ten (10) seconds West
along said right of way a dis-
tance of Eight Hundred
Twelve and Fifty Hundredths
(812.50) feet to a POINT OF
BEGINNING.
o Together with the West 1/2
of alley lying East of above-
described parcel as vacated
In Official RecOrds Book 307,
Page 3. Public Records of
Nassau County, Florida.
Less that part deeded out
In Warranty Deed filed In
Official Records Book 438,
Page 741, belring further
described as;
A part of Cashen Lot 15,
Section 30, Township 3 North,
Range .25 East, Nassau
County, Florida, according to
the plat thereof as recorded
In Plat Book'O", Page 59, and
Plat Book 1, Page 5, said por-
tion being more particularly
described as follows:
For a Point, of Reference
commence at a point where
the Northerly line of Cashen
Lot 6 Is intersected b, ir.e
Easterly right of way lir.e ,i
State Road No. 200 (said right
of way line lies .65.0 feet
Easterly of. and at a right
o cnl-i IC. Inc. r ,3 I c.r.teliiriAe c
i.'. iaie 000oa) Irr.ce
S..,jir. 0805 i5' Eoir a-,rng
said right .of way, 1322.28 feet
to a "Found Concrete
Monument" at the point of
Intersection of said Easterly
right of way line with the
Southerly right of way line of a
C:unr, P,:.od irnoa.ing a .0
I r...:-I righr C.r ao ) saiid pcinr
.,r,gn ir., PO'Ii' OF BEGIN.
r ir.NGG
From. the Point of
Beginning thus described
:.rntinue3:uth,r.0805'5'Eai
a l.:,rg salia Easierit rigri or
*,, ire 20024 re Ti mnr.ce
North 8444'10" east, depart-
r, Im cala Eaos.leri, rigr.i ,f
w.3, Iir,. I5 14 1eel riner.ce
North 05015'50" West, 200,00
feet to a point In the afore-
mentioned Southerly right of
way line of a County Road;
thence South 84o44'10" West
along said Southerly right of
way line. 205.00 feet to the
POINT OF BEGINNING.
ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT the
East 195.00 feet of the North
230.00 feet thereof. "
PARCEL B:
,All that certain piece or
parcel of land, being a part of
the private claim of Susan
Cashen, In Section Thirty (30),
Township Three (3) North,
Range Twenty-Eight (28) East
and more particularly
described according to the
plat of re-survey and subdivi-
'slon of said Section, as made
by S.E. Sasser, C.E., In June'
1888, as the North One-Fourth
(N 1/4) of Lot Numbered
Twenty-Six (26); which said
North One-Fourth (N 1/4) of
said Lot, Is. situate or. Mei
Island and In said Canr,.s.r
F'Gtint;'Ifimedlately -.:-.r, of
the City of Fernandina and Is
shown or designated on the
official plat of said City, as the
North'One-Fourth (N 1/4) of
Lot Numbered Twenty-Six (26),
In said Section Thirty (30), or
Cashen Grant aforesaid, and
which said property has Its
frontage on the new con-
crete road, known as the
Fernandina-Jacksonvllle
Road, which bounds it on the
West; and further shown on
Plat recorded In Plat Book 0.
Page 59, and Plat Book 1,
Page 5,. Public Records of
Nassau County, Florida.
TOGETHER .WITH the
Southerly One-Half (S 1/2) of
that certain Fifteen (15) foot
alleyway, lying adjacent to
the Northerly side of caption,
and TOGETHER WITH THE
Westerly One-Half (W 1/2) of
that certain Fifteen foot alley-
way, lying adjacent to the
Easterly side of caption, as
closed In Resolution filed In
Official Records Book 307,
Page 346., Public Records of
Nassau County, Florida.
LESS AND EXCEPT RIGHT OF
WAY filed in Official Records
Book 119, Page 55, Public
Records of Nassau County,
Florida.
PARCEL C:
The' East 195.00 feet of the
North 230,00 feet or tre i:.i-
lowing described parcel:
A portion of CASHEN LOT
FIFTEEN (15), and the Northerly
one-half of vacated alley
lying Southerly, of and adja-
cent to said Lot, Section thirty
(30),Township three (3) North,.
Range twenty-eight (28) East.
Nassau County. Florida.
according to plat recorded
In the Public Records of said
County In Plat Book,"O", Page
59, and Plat Book 1, Page 5.
being more particularly
described as follows:;
For a point of reference
commence at a point where
the Northerly line of Cashen
Lot Six (6) Is Intersected by the
Easterly right of way line of
State Road No.200 (said right
of wayline lies Sixty-Five (65.0)
feet Easterly of and at a right
angle to the old centerline of
said State Road); and run
South Eight (08) degrees, Five
(05) minutes, Fifteen (15) sec-
onds East along the saiold right
of way a distance of One
Thousand Three Hundred
Twenty-Two and Twenty-Eight
Hundredths (1322.28) feet to
an Iron pipe' set where the
Easterly right of way line Is
Intersected by the Southerly
right of way lile of a County
Road (having a Sixty (60.0)
foot right of way) for the
POINT OF BEGINNING,
From the point of begin-
ning thus described continue
South Eight (08) degrees, Five
(05) minutes, Fifteen (15) sec-
onds East along saiold Easterly
Right of way line a distance of
Two Hundred Eighty-Two and
Fifteen Hundredths (282.15)
feet to an Iron pipe; run

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Hundred Ninety-Six and
Twenty Hundredths (796.20)
feet to an Iron pipe; run
thence North Four (04)
degrees, Forty-Six (46) minutes
West a distance of Two
Hundred Eighty-Three and
Seventy-Five Hundredths
(283.75) feet to an Iron pipe
set on the Southerly right of
way line of County Road
aforementioned; run thence
South Eighty-Four (84)
degrees, Forty-Four (44) min-
utes, Ten (10) seconds West'
along said right of way a dis-
tance of Eight Hundred
Twelve and Fifty Hundredths
(812.50) feet to a POINT OF
BEGINNING.
. Together with the West 1/2
of alley lying East of above-
described parcel as vacated
In Official Records Book 307.
Page 3. Public Records of
Nassau County, Florida.
The Street Address and/or'
Location for the above
described property: On the
west side of South 8th Street
between TJ Courson and
Olive Street, Fernandina
Beach area,
.This property Is zoned as
Commercial, Intensive (Cl):
Zoning exception sought to
allow a mini-storage facility.
This application Is filed by;
Stewart Commercial
Properties of Florida, LLC, RO.
Box 22069, St. Simons Island,
Georgia 31522, owner and
ril,:k E ,--ll.-no. n H ,':-,iins r ,-r.- .
s 'C.co, e, ir.: -0 *:.:.lr, J" '
Street, Fernandina Beach,
Florida 32034, agent.
Individuals presenting evi-
dence for or against the
applications should pick up
copies of the application and
copies of the criteria that are
applicable to the application
at the Growth Manage-ment
Office located at 96161
Nassau Place,Yulee, FL 32097.
The specifics of the appll-
call.ri V.III c.1 e .c. a j o : uI
PM1 on rnurr-=a, Al=,r2 28 .5
t rh.M Fidnrn..r c.r hi .- d .ig.
ne- an3 r.e C .:.r.im.:.'r". i I-.Je
ana vaiar..c f-ara .m111
receive public. comment
starting at 7:00 RM. on that
date.
This hearing must be con-
ducted as a quasi-judicial
hearing. Any questions as to
procedures may be obtained
from the Growth Manage-
ment Office. Interested par-
ties should limit contact with
C'.:.'"3i." r,a. i i.: : a r,. 1 lr.:
E,:.ara to ,lem,.r ar,.r1 ..-Tir.
Cour.pr, C.:.mrmivil.:r.,- :r, rimI.
' I.- .,: 1, pr"-r /Il, "-i:ll.- .3
I.uE.IIc' nearing or .:, .lir i-.
co ,r-ir ijr.:n3, .-i,- lh ir. .:: .31' : tr.-
eG ro ar. cianorg-.s:rr,
Department, 96161 Nassau
Place, Yulee, FL 32097.
Persons with disabilities.
requiring accommodations In
orderto participate In this pro-
gram or activity should con-
tact the Growth Manage-
ment Department (904).
491-3613, or Florida Relay
Service (1-800-955-877.1) at
least twenty-four (24) hours In
advance to request such
accommodation.
THE PUBLIC IS i .'iED. T.:
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON WISHES TO APPEAL
ANY DECISION MADE BY THE
BOARD, AGENCY OR COM-
MISSION WITH RESPECT TO
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT
SUCH MEETING OR HEARING.
HE WILL NEED A RECORD OF,
THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR
THAT PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS IS MADE, WHICH
FE.:rPD iriCLi.i'EE7 THE TE- Ti.
MOl t Ari'E. Li .Er i.,:E uJF.:lr
WHI.':H rHE AFPEAL.'IS-.i'L' 86
BASED.
'The Conditional Use and
Variance Board may contin-
ue hearing on this matter. *
CONDITIONAL USE AND
VARIANCE BOARD OF
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
/s/ Kathleen Zetterower
Its: Chairman
2t 04-13-20-2005
4250

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR NASSAU
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO.: 45-2003-DP-51
IN THE INTEREST OF:
C.H., DOB: 08/11/93
C.H., DOB: 06/22/92
EACH A CHILD
SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF
ACTION BY PUBLICATION
rHE STATE OF FLO'PI.'L,
TO
Jeff Smith, father
Current whereabouts
unknown,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a Petition has been filed
In the above-styled Court by
the FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES for
Iera ninratcr.o r .a.er.rai naigr.r
anra permorreri. corr,mrrTTTr.
for subsequent adoption of
.the above named child. You
are hereby commanded to
apDpear befo, fr the H.:.r.or tabe
RoCert 1.1 F:.;.ier re cir.c.
Nassau County Judicial
Annex, 76347 Veterans Way,
Yulee. Florida, at the hour of
1:30 RM.on May 11,2005 A.D.
You must appear at the hear-
ing on the date and time
specified.
YOUR FAILURE TO PERSON-
ALLY APPEAR FOR THIS ADVI-
SORY HEARING CONSTITUTES'
CONSENT TO THE TERMINA-
TION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS
AND YOUR CHILDREN MAY BE
PERMANENTLY COMMITTED TO
THE DEPARTMENT FOR SUBSE-
QUENT ADOPTION.
Individuals with disabilltles
needing a reasonable
accommodation to particl-,
pate In this proceeding
should contact the chief assis-
tant clerk at 630-2039 as soon
as possible; or If hearing
Impaired, 1-800-955-8771
(TDD); or 1-800-955-8770 (V)
Florida Relay Service,
WITNESS my hand as clerk
of said Court and the Seal
thereof, this 8th day of April
2005.
JOHN CRAWFORD ,
As Clerk of Said Court
By: /s/ Tanya Washington
As Deputy Clerk
Mlchael A.Tupper, Esquire
ATTORNEY FOR CWLS
FLORIDA DEPT. OF CHILDREN
AND FAMILIES '
1303 Jasmine Street
Fernandina Bebch FL 32034
(904) 277-7222
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Legal Notices
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13,2005 / NEWS-LEADER

TAX DEED # 2005-1-TD .
PARCEL # 39-3N-23-1860-
0008-0000
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Sn-Oerr, Quanileoum rhe
ho3lacr or rr.e ric-inlr.g cerrtif
cates has filed said certifi-
cates for a tax deed to be
Issued thereon.The certificate
number and year of Issuance.
the description of the prop-
erty, and the names In which
it was assessed are as follows:,
Certificate # 80
Year of Issuance 6/01/00
Description-of Property: Lot 8
PT OR 798 PG 267 R673566 &
R673567 RIVERWOOD ESTATES
PB 5/292
Name In which assessed:
Hugh Shaw & Kathleen Duffy
(H&W), RT 3 BOX 6189. Hilliard,
FL 32046.
All of said property being
in the County of Nassau, State
of Florida.
Unless" such certificate or
certificates shall be
redeemed according to law,
the property described In
such certificate or certificates
will be sold to the highest
bidder at the MAIN
ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU
COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX,
76347 VETERANS WAY, YULEE,
FL on the 3rd day of MAY,
2005, between the legal hours
of sale of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00
p.m. TheClerk of Court's
Office Policy Is to hold sale at.
11:30 a.m. on sale date.
Dated this 24th day of
March, 2005.
JOHN A. CRAWFORD
CLERK OF THE COURT
NASSAU COUNTY
BY: Peggy A. Wilder
DEPUTY CLERK
Individuals with disabilities
needing a reasonable ac-
commodation to participate
in this proceeding should
contact the RECORDING
DEFAr.TIMENi no later tman
c.aer. '7) aavrs pilor to ine
orcceoairg or tre NASSA.i
COuLrir,'. .IC'ICI"L 4NNEX If
notice to the Individual of a
deposition, court date, sub-
c:-:.r.o ei.: i; i- i thiar se.en
,'7 '30,; rnn Ire inal.'lIual
rn.:ui.3 :;.,:r.t.3:I t e RECC'RD-
irG CDEfAPT.IEr.NT : '.,on eas
possible after receiving that
notice. Telephone: 904-548-
4600 or 1 -&)-5j6-;'.i964. iriar-
ing Impair-, 3. i-ir'-"8?0
(v), via Florida Relay Service.
4t 03-30.04-06-13-20-2005.
4202

TAX DEED # 2005-2-TD
PARCEL#00-00-31-150B-
0006-0075
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
roTj,-, r IlS HEREb, ,- Er
r.l,3rj3ri rCr err.r.nenr E
.-,j.3"rica...umT inc; rin c.i.jo r .:i
the following certificates has
filed said certificates for a tax
deed to be issued thereon.
The certificate number and
year of issuance, the descrip-
tion of the property, and the
names in which it was
assessed are as follows:
Certificate #2091
Year of Issuance 6/01/00
Description of Property: Block
6 Lot 7 & PT Outlot 227 In OR
764 PG 883 Oak Lawn Park 2
UN Plaot
Name In which assessed:
Vernon Huey Raulerson. Jr.,
207 South 19th Street,
Ferrnanain.3 B-ac.-: FL 2-i34d
*S1 oi -a3 l pr.roperr, Deing
ir. Inc C-ountr,. oi Nossau. Stale
ofFioraa
unrles.u ur. certificate or
cem-fic-ce: Snail be
,ane4Ta 0.accorqlng tI law.
ti', =biCr, aelst-rioed in
will be sold to the highest bid-
der at the MAIN ENTRANCE
OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI-
CIAL ANNEX. 76347 VETERANS
WAY, YULEE, FL on the 3rd day
of MAY. 2005, between the
legal hours of sale of 11:00
a.m. and 2:00 p.m.The Clerk.
of Court's Office Policy Is to
hold sale at 11:30 a.m.on sole
date.
Dated this 24th day of
March;2005.
.' ICHrI Ccr AWFORD'
CLEFE OF THE COuNi
NASSAU COUNTY
BY: PeggyA.Wilder .
DEPUTY CLERK
i,'la3. ual: '-,ith alOobiitiea
,-e 3ir-,3 .a rsaor.or l a cl C.
C.: ...n..tor r10o :rr c: ipale
,r, ir.. prF.:,.:cding snoula
:.:.n.t irie ECORDiNG
1-.EP r.IT.lErji no idl er tnar.
.-c.r...' ") I3,; priorli j rne
proceeding at the NASSAU
COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX. If
notice to the Individual of a
3e-.:-riaor, c..jin date ub-
C.In.-,e.n c e e a 5 r. inre.en
'", .30, : rher, Inc ir.diiauai
;r.ouid co,.ni.acr me RECORD-
irl,- CEPA.irl-.EIT'i d ..c-o .3as
po.:,ce-i ian-r r.scei.nirg tiM
-l i :.r i -80-56-:. 90..5 near-.
ing Impaired, 1-800-955-8770
(v), via Florida Relay Service.
4t 03-30 LU-0O-i 3.;--20105
4203

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN
AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NO. 2005-CP-056
DIVISION: B
IN RE: ESTATE OF
VANCE H. LePIERRE,
Deceased,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Tr, oarriniTrdTI.Jn OF rhe
s:ci..e l ."A-ICE H LePIERRE
...r.o.e dale .51 aOean was
January 25,2005, Is pending in
the Clrcuit Court for Nassau
County, Florida, Probate
Division, the address of which
: ".34. J eiaer.s Way ',uiee.
-L "?20?' T r. orrmes ar.a
a'* s 3aeac ci ir.e personalo
representative and the per-
sonal representative's attor-
ney are set forth below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons hav-
Ing claims or demands
against decedent's estate on
Whom a copy of this notice
- has been served must file thelr
claims with this Court WITHIN
THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THEFIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE TIME
OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON THEM,
All other creditors of the
decedent and persons hav-
ing claims or demands
agdiniT me decedent's.
eslOr rr.ui file Ineir claims
With this court WITHIN THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND
DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL
SBE FOREVER BARRED.

NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIOD SET FORTH
ABOVE AN',' CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the flrst publil-
corlor .of rris Nornce Is April.
6,2005.
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
Wesley R, Poole of,
POOLE & POOLE, RA.
Florida Bar No. 175441
303 Centre Street, Suite 200
Post Office Box 1280
Fernandina Beach, FL 32035
Telephone: (904) 261-0742
Personal Representative:
ELFRIEDE LePIERRE
2618 McGregor Blvd.
Fernandina Beach, FL 32035
2t 04-06-13-2005
4222

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR NASSAU
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO.: 45-2004-DP-7
IN THiE NIEPEST OF
TG DOB 09/24/03
A CHILD
SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF
ACTION BY PUBUCATION
THE STATE OF FLORIDA
TO:
Richard Brazler, father
Current whereabouts
unknown
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a Petition has been filed
In the above-styled Court by
the FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES for
termination of parental rights
and permanent commitment
for subsequent adoption of
the above named chlld.You
are hereby commanded to
appear before the Honorable
Magistrate Kathryn Sands-
Boone.,atthe Nassau County
Judicial Annex, 76347
Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida,
at the hour of 1:30 RM. on
May 25, 2005 A.D. You must
appear at the hearing on the
date and time specified.
YOUR FAILURE TO PER-
SONALLY APPEAR FOR THIS,
ADVISORY HEARING CONSTI-
TUTES CONSENT TO THE TER-
MINATION OF PARENTAL
RIGHTS AND YOUR CHILDREN
MAY BE PERMANENTLY COM-
MITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT
FOR SUBSEQUENT ADOPTION.
Individuals with disabilities
needing a reasonable ac-
commodation to participate
in this proceeding should
contact the -:nief assisTani
clerk or 630-2039 a. soon as
possible, or if nearir.g
Impaired. 1-800-955-8771
(TDD) or I -8rj0-955-8770 C.i)
Florica Rela,' Ser.,i:e
WITNESS m, nanan c rlek
of sadl Coun ana rhe Seal
Tnereof. Inis 28m aav of.
. Morcr. 2005
JOHN CRAWFORD
As Clerk of Said Court
By. /s/ Shella H. Beecher
As Deputy Clerk
Michael A Tupper. Esquire
ATTORNEY FOR CWLS
FLORIDA DEPr OF CHILDREN
AND FAMILIES
1303 Jasmine Street
Fernandina Beach FL 32034
(904) 277--'222
Ji 0405b- 13.20-2--2C 05
4218

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
NASSAU COUNTY. FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No.: 2005-CP-58
Division: A
IN RE: ESTATE OF
CARYL S. JOHNSON,
Deceased. "'
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of Caryl S. Johnson,
deceoaed. whose date or
deaim was Ociocel 29.2004
ij pernaing in me Circuit Court
lor Nas.ou County Floniaa.
Prc-ate Division. the .3.adress
.- inr.lcn i Tine Hliionc Nassau
County Courthouse, : 416
Centre Street, Fernandina
Beach, FL 32034. The names,
and addresses of the per-
sonal representative and the
personal representative's
attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons hav-
Ing claims or demands
agalinr aecegent z estate on
wnomrr a cop,' OI mls notice i;
required to De served must
file mneir claims witn hmis cour
WiTHIN THE LATER OF 3
MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF
THE FIRST PUBlCATION OF TI-S
NOrlCE OR'30 DA\ AFTER TI-E
-rE ; : -. ..- :'f : ,,:
OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and other persons
having claims or demands
against decedent's estate
must file their claims with this
courtWITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBu.
CATION OF THIS NOTICE
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET
FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF
THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED
NOTWiTHSTANDiNG IHE
ihME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE ANNi CLAIM FILED
TWO (21 YEARS OR MORE
AFiER ITHE DECEDENT S DAiE
OF DEAIH IS BARRED
Tre ale Oi mne frsi publi-
cation of this notice Is April 6,
2005.
Anornr.ey for Personal
Represenraicne
Lar.ry M Rauel
Artc.rnei for WWatl Johr4on
Fioi,a Bar No 186899
501 Cer.reSTreei Suite 123
Fernardina Es0ach FL 32034
Telephone: (904) 261-4171.
Personal Representative:
Wyatt Johnson
5565 Lake island Drive
Atlaria Georgia 3032; .
21 04-06-13-2005
4223

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO.: 2005-CA-65
DIVISION: A
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS INC
AS NOMINEE FOR WELLS
FAR.:;0 BANK. NA
Plaintiff, .
vs.
RANtD', M DOENGES .et al
Derendonr(s)
NOriCE OF ACTnON
TO
RAND\ M DOENGES
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS 2191
Kinord Rooa Brvcevilile FL '
32009
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
MISTY L DOENGES
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 2191
Kinard Road, Brycevllle, FL
32009
CURRENT ADDRESS:;
UNKNOWN
ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN
PARTIES CLAIMING BY.,
THROUGH, UNDER, AND .
AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED
INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS)
WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO
BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER
SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES
MAY CLAIM AN INTERESTS
SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES,
GRANTEES OR. OTHER
CLAIMANTS
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:;
UNKNOWN
CURRENT ADDRESS; '
UNKNOWN '
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that'an
action to foreclose a mort-
gage or, me following prop-
erty in NASSAU County
Florida: ;

A PORTION OF THE SOUTH-
WEST QUARTER OF SECTION
4,,TOWNSHIP 1 SOUTH, RANGE
23 EAST, NASSAU, COUNTY
FLORIDA AND BEING MORE
SPARTICULARLY.DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS;
COMMENCE ATTHE INTER-
SECTION OF THE SOUTHERLY
"?IGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF
7OAD (A 60 00 FOOT RIGHT-
OF.WAV) WITH THE WESTERLY
?iGHT-OF-WA I INE OF
COUNTRY ROAD 121 (A
100.00 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY);
THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES,
20 MINUTES, 57 SECONDS,
WEST, ALONG SAID SOUTHER-
LY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF
KINARD/PRINGLE CEMETERY
ROAD, 1586.55 FEET TO THE
POINT OF BEGINNING;
THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 89
DEGREES, 20 MINUTES, 57 SEC-

ONDS, WEST, ALONG SAID
SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY
LINE, 125.00 FEET; THENCE
.SOUTH 01 DEGREES, 03 MIN-
UTES. 53 SECONDS WEST,
348.04 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
84 DEGREES. 06 MINUTES, 31
SECONDS, EAST, 125.39 FEET;
THENCE NORTH 01 DEGREES,
03 MINUTES. 53 SECONDS.
EAST,362.33 FEETTO THE POINT
OF BEGINNING.
TOGETHER WITH A MOBILE
HOME LOCATED THEREON AS
A PERMANENT FIXTURE AND
APPURTENANCE THERETO
DESCRIBED AS: A 2002 KING
DOUBLEWIDE MOBILE HOME,
IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS
N810555A & N810555B AND
TITLE NUMBERS 85779451 &
85779064.
has been filed against you
and you are required to serve
a copy of your written defens-
es within 30 days after the first
publication, If any, on
Echevorria & Associates, RPA.,
Plaintiff's attorney, whose
address Is 9119 Corporate
Lake Drive, Suite 300, Tampa,
Florida 33634, and file the orig-
Inal with this Court either
before, service on Plaintiff's
anornre1 or Immediately
Ir.ereater' otherwise a
default will be entered
against you for the relief
a mar In.36.3 Ir. .2".: C. ,n -i3r.t.
Dr pentionr.
This notice shall be pub-
lished once each week for
two consecutive weeks In the
Fernandina' Beach News.
Leader.
WITNESS my hand and the
seal of this:-Court on this 1st
day of April, 2005.
j.:hn A Cra.%foid
Cler.k o Ire Courn
By:/s/ Shella H. Beecher
As Deputy Clerk
Echevarria & Associates, PA.
RO, Box 25018 .
Tampa, Florida 33622-5018
F04013394
Americoar. wanr. Dilablitlies .
Act
II ,.u are a .erC wir, .. 1n a
dli.oclir, -.r..D neeas orn,
accommodation in order to
participate in this proceed-
ing, you are entitled, at not
corn f.: ,'. ,0u 10 r,-re c.:-.i's n -Di
certain a-sislar..: pilaie
conr.tac rre .:lrcjiI C.:-urt a
(904) 321-5709.
2t 04-13-20-2005
4229

STATE OF FLORIDA
DEPARTMENT OF
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
NOTICE OF INTENT
TO FIND THE
CITY OF FERNANDINA
BEACH
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
AMENDMENT IN
COMPUANCE
DOCKET NO. 05-1. IN01-4503-
(A)-(I)
The Department gives
notice of its intent to find the
Amendment to the Compre-
hensive1 Plan "for City of
Femandina Beach.adopted
by Ordinance No. 2004-39 on
February 15. 2005. IN COM-
PUANCE, pursuant to Sections
163.3184, 163.3187. and
163:3189. F.S.
The adopted City of
Femandina Beach Compre-
hensive Plan Amendments
and the Department's Objec-
tions. Recommendations and
Comments Report, (if any),
are available for public
Inspection Monday through
Friday, except for legal holl-,
days, during normal business
nours a iree Ciry of
Feinonaina Beach Clerks
Office 204 Anh Street.
Fernancioa Beacan Fioilao
32035-066 *8 r ;
L.-., h,. :l,,h i= ..:,-, 3S
defined In Section 163.3184,
F.S,, has a right to petition for
an administrative hearing to
challenge the proposed
agency determination that
the Amendments to the City
of Fernandlna Beach
Comprehensive Plan are In
Compliance, as defined In
Subsection 163.3184(I), F.S.The
petition must be filed within
twenty-one (21) days after
publication of this notice, and
must include all of the Infor-
mation and contents
described In Uniform Rule 28-
106.201, F.A.C. The petition
must be tiled with the Agency
Clerk,, Department of
Community Affairs, 2555
Shumard Oak Boulevird,
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-
2100, and a copy mailed or
delivered to the local gov-
ernment. Failure to timely file
a petition shall constitute a
waiver of any right to request
an administrative proceed-
ing as a petitioner under
Sections 120.569 and 120.57,
ES. If a petition is filed, the pur-
pose of the administrative
hearing will be to present evi-
dence and testimony and for-
ward a recommended order
to the Department.,If no peti-
tion is filed, this Notice of Intent
shall become final agency
action. '
11 a peanrIon is nied .:.r.er
olfecrea person: mao',' el.
"ion for leO'.-e TO in erenre in
the proceeding.A petition for
Intervention must be filed at
least twenty (20) days before
the' final hearing arid must
Include all of the Information
and contents described In
Uniform Rule 28-106.205, F.A.C.
A petition for leave to Inter-
vene shall be filed at the
Division of Admlnistratlve
Hearings, Department of
Management Services, 1230
ApDalacree Parkway,
lallonas'.see Florlda 32399-
3069. Failure to petltlon to
Intervene wlthln the allowed
time frame constitutes a
waiver OF any rign ur.: .3
person has i., reau?;el a hor.-
inrg under ec ilor'.s 120 56r9'
and 120.57, F.S., or to partici-
pate In the administrative
hearing. -
SAfter an administrative
hearing petition Is timely filed,
mediation Is available pur-
suant to Subsection
163.3189(3)(a), F.S., to any
Affected person who Is made
a party to the proceeding by
filing that request with the
administrative law Judge
,'assigned by the Division of
Administrative Hearings. The
choice df mediation shall not
affect a party's right to an.
administrative hearing.
-s- Charles Gauthler, AICP
Chief of Comprehensive
Planning
Division of Community
Planning
2555 Shumard Oak
Bouievard
Talior,.aoee fioriiaa j2399-
2100
2t 04-13-20-2005
4230

INTHE CIRCUIT COURT, IN
AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY;
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NO.2005-CP-55
DIVISION: A.
IN RE; ESTATE OF
WILLIAM E.WARD,
Deceased.
r NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The aominliroillonr of the
estare of WILLIAM E WARD,
whose date of death was
March 10,2005, Is pending In
the Circuit Court for Nassau
County, Florida, Probate
Division, the address of whlch
Is 76347 Veterans Way, Yulee,
FL 32097. The names and
addresses of the personal
representative and the per-
sonal representative's attor-

ney are set forth below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons hav-
ing claims or demands
against decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this notice
has been served must file their
claims with this Court WITHIN
THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE TIME
OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and persons hav-
Ing claims or demands
against the -decedent's
estate must file their claims
with this court WITHIN THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND
DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIOD, SET FORTH
ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the first publi-
cation of this Notice Is April
6,2005.
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
Wesley R. Poole of
POOLE & POOLE, RA.,
.Florida Bar No. 175441
303 Centre Street, Suite 200
Post Office Box 1280
Fernandina Beach, FL 32035
Telephone: (904) 261-0742
Personal Representative:
FRANCES G. BURGESS
Post Office Box 1866
"arnandirna Beach FL 32035
21 CJ.Oe,- I -.20',5
4221

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Commission, of
r.e Cr, .: r FerrI.3r.ir B B3cr.
FlorIda ii r..:ia a public n r.a
ing cn Tue.sla, Ma,' 3 2005 1
6 00 pm in Ir.e Citry
Commil.:.i-n Charnr.rc,' 204
ASr.it r-ai Fernanaini sBacr.
Fic.rla lo eI.le,. oapec.ii use
application: SU 2005-18: JULIE
HUNT, APPUCANT, GILLETTE &
ASSOCIATES, AGENCY. The
appiicanTiagerni are reque.r-
ing appr. o. a1,r to-riol u'.e
parrr, ici,'r :.,' r.;Tiu.,r.-n,:n .':I l r.
races, porches, and general
-repairs to existing structure.
The existing zoning Is C-1
(Community Commercial
.lincFri ine. i fcaric.r i or me
prc.perr, is 2(080 Soutn
F-eer.:.eF 'enue. ,lT'hin nme
.Cot_.3al Hi.-Mr, Hazar.i Area.
ilrnin re Be rn O.erloa,
DI:I.Tic arna, :a.ar ,a .r Ie
ccarla .i r.;Trun.i. ,n C.onrro
line.
Copy of the application
and Information may be
Inspected In the Office of the
City Clerk, City Hall. 204 Ash
Street, between the hours of
8:00 AM 5:00 PM, Monday
- through Friday, -telephone
number is 904-277-7305, The.
appiic.arion AIll be consid-
ered In a quasi-Judicial pro-
ceeding. Copies of the quasi-
judicial ,procedures are
available at the Office of the
City Clerk and will be avail-
able at the meeting.
Interested parties may
appear at said hearing and
be heard as to the advisabil-
ity of any action, which may
be considered. Any persons
with disabilities requiring
accommodations In 'order to
participate in this program or
activity should contact 277-
7305, TDD 277-7399, (TDD num-
oei for all City offices) or
inrougn The Florida Relay
00955-B771 cp
rAin aavance ro
tion.' -
IF ANY PERSON DECIDES
TO APPEAL ANY DECISION
MADE BY THE BOARD/COM-
MISSION WITH RESPECT TO
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT
SUCH HEARING, S/HE WILL
NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VER-
BATIM RECORD OF THE PRO-
CEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED.
CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH
CASSANDRA R MITCHELL
CITY CLERK .
2t 04.13.20-2005 .
J232 ,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO. 04-91-CA
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ,
OF CHICAGO AS TRUSTEE
FQR BANKBOSTON HOME
EQuiF,. Li., irj usi s iQt8- '
Piainr.ht
v.
ALPHA 0. SMITH;
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
ALPHA 0. SMITH; LONNIE R.
SMITH;: UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF LONNIE R. SMITH;
and all unknown parties
claiming by, through, under
or against the herein
named Defendants, who
are not known to be dead
or alive, whether, said
unknown parties claim as
heirs, devisees, grantees,
assignees, llenors, creditors,
trustees, spouses, or other
claimants; TENANT #1
and/or TENANT #2, the par-
ties Intended to account for
the person or persons In
possession; NASSAU COUN-
TY, A POUTICAL SUBDIVISION
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA;
,STATE OF FLORIDA
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice Is hereby given
that, pursuant to the Flnal
Judgment of Foreclosure
dated April 4, 2005. In this
.cause, I will sell the property
situated In NASSAU County,
Florida described as;
PART OF THE S.A. OGILVIE
ESTATE IN THE WM. GIBSON
BRANT, SECTION 37, TOWNSHIP
1 NORTH, RANGE 25 EAST,
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA,
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
(TRACT #52,.UNIT 1, LEE-STON-
ER SHORES)
COMMENCE ATTHE INTER-
SECTION OF THE NORTHERLY.
LINE OF THE LANDS
DESCRIBED IN DEED BOOK
143, PAGE 98, WITH THE EAST-
ERLY R/W LINE OF STATE ROAD
#115, AS ESTABLISHED FOR A
WIDTH OF 100 FEET; SAID R/W
LINE ALSO BEING A CURVE
CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY;
THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY
ALONG THE SAID CURVE IN
THE R/W LINE OF STATE ROAD
#115, 1370.70 FEET TO THE RT,
OF' SAID CURVE; THENCE
SOUTH 15'DEGREES 17 MIN-
UTES 30 SECONDS EAST, CON-
TINUING ALONG THE SAID
EASTERLY UNE OF STATE ROAD
#115, 247.80 FEET; THENCE

NORTH 74 DEGREES 42 MIN-
UTES 30 SECONDS EAST, 429.30
FEET; THENCE NORTH 77
DEGREES 22 MINUTES 30 SEC-
ONDS EAST, 400 FEET TO THE
POINT' OF BEGINNING;
THENCE SOUTH 16 DEGREES
17 MINUTES 30 SECONDS EAST,
425 FEET, MORE OR LESS;
THENCE NORTH 77 DEGREES
22 MINUTES 30 SECONDS EAST,
185 FEET; THENCE NORTH-
WESTERLY, 425 FEET, MORE OR
LESS, TO A POINT THAT BEARS
NORTH 77 DEGREES 22 MIN-
UTES 30 SECONDS EAST, 100
FEET FROM THE POINT OF
BEGINNING; THENCE SOUTH
77 DEGREES 22 MINUTES 30
SECONDS WEST, 100 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING.
a/k/a 3514 Leestoner Road
South, Callahon,,FL 32011

at public sale, to the highest
and best bidder, for cash, the
Nassau County Judicial
Annex, 76347 Veterans Way,
Yulee, Florida, at 11:30 o'clock
a.m. on June 3,2005.
Dated atYulee. Florida this
6th day of April, 2005.
John A. Crawford
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By: /s/ Sheila H. Beecher
Deputy Clerk
Douglas C. Zahm, PA.
18830 U.S. Hwy 19 N., #300
Clearwater, FL 33764
(727) 536-4911 phone / (727)
539-1094 fax
Individuals with Disabilities
needing a reasonable
accommodation to partici-
pate In this proceeding
should contact the Court
Administrators office, as soon
as possible. Telephone: (904),
630-2564; or, If hearing
Impaired, 1-800-955-8771
(TTD); or 1-800-955-8770 (V);
Via Florida Relay Service.
2t 04-13-20-2005
4226,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NO.: 05-59-CP
DIVISION: B
IN RE: ESTATE OF
WILLIAM J. PARCHMAN,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
ancillary estate of WILLIAM J.
PARCHMAN, deceased, File
Number 05-59-CR Is pending
In the Circuit Court for Nassau
County, Florida, Prqbate
Division, the address of which
Is Nassau County Courthouse,
'ij.17 ',eierar.4 wao, ,ul...i
Fliiad, ?2097 n..- nrame ar.d
addresses of the personal
representative and the per-
sonal representative's are set
forth below.
ALL Cr,-EDITCapS APE r ICTiFiED
THAT
'i crianoro. ir rre aece-
deni amr o.eTr poeron, nor-
Sir.g claimrr or ara-mnar
againroac-.denrseAir ie.3 :.n
*n.rr. a .:op. OF irini nontie i:
served must file their claims
with this Court WITHIN THE
iATER OF rHFEE MOiNTlH
AFIER THE DC-4E O.F iTH Fi:T::
FLBLICArI OCr iF O iH-i i'iiC
OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE

DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY
OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
AiI cO r.--r .CreiTc.ri .:.i Ir,.
deceaer.i and per:cr :; nra..
inrg claim: cr am.anra
againrlI me aeceaer,i n
e.1aie musl fi-. ir.eir ,laim
with this Court WITHIN THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBUCATION OFTHIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND
DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED.
I The date of the first
Publication of this Notice is
April 13,2005.
Attorney for the Personal
Representative:
KATHRYN KNEE, Esquire
Florida Bar No.: 849571
KATHRYN KNEE. RA.
10 South 7th Street
Fernandina Beach, Florida
32034
(904) 491-1781
Personal Representative:
KENNETH L. PARCHMAN
8565 Twilight Tear
Cinclnnati, OH 45249
2t 04-13-20-2005
4227

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NO.: 05-50-CP
DIVISION. A
IN RE ESTATE OF
ROBERT J.-HADZIMA.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of ROBERT J. HADZIMA.
deceased, File Number 05-
50-CRIs pending In the Circuit
Court for Nassau County,
Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which Is Nassau
County Courthouse, 76347
Veterans' Way, Yulee, Florida
32097. The names and
addresses of the personal
representative and the per-
sonal representative's are set
forth below.
ALL CREDITORS ARE NOTIFIED
THAT:
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons hav-
ing claims or demands
against decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this notice is
served must file their claims
with this Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF iHREE MrorliH3
AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY
OF THIS NOTICE.ON TIEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and persons hav-
ing claims or demands
against the decedent's
estate must file their claims
with this Court WITHIN THREE'
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND
DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED.
The date of the first
Publication of this Notice Is
April13,2005. .
Attorney for the Personal
Representative:
KATHRYN KNEE, Esquire
Florida Bar No.: 849571
KATHRYN KNEE, RA.
10 South 7th Street
Fernandlna Beach, Florida
32034
(904)491-1781
Personal Representative;
PATRICIA 1-HADZIMA
WYCKOFF
30547 Forest Parke Drive
Fernandlna Beach, FL
32034 .,
2t 04-13-20-200F
4228 i

St JOHNS RIVER WATER
MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
GIVES WRITTEN NOTICE
OF INTENDED DISTRICT
DECISION
The District gives notice of
Its Intent to issue a Formal
Wetland Determinatlon for
the following properties:
Alta Road Development
Inc., James Putnal, Petitloner,
PO Box 19691,Jacksonville,FL
32257, Flle No. 16-089-93674-1.
The property Is located In
Nassau County, Section(s): 46;
Township; 2N; Range; 25E,
and Includes 269.340 acres.,
The current owner Is Ann Hoyt
Carter.
The file(s) containing each
of the above-llsted Formal
Wetland Determlnations are
available for Irnspectlon
Monday through Frlday'
except for legal holidays, 8:00
.a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the St.
Johns RIver Water Manage-

ment District Headquarters or'
the appropriate Service,
Center. The District will take
action on each permit appli-
cation listed above unless a'
petition for an administrative
proceeding (hearing) Is filed
pursuant to the provisions of
Sections 120,569 and 120.57,
Florida Statutes Chapter 28-
106 and 40C-1.1007, Florida
Administrative Code (F.A.C.).
A person whose substantial
Interests are affected by any
of the District's proposed per-
miffing .decisions Identified
above may petition for an
administrative hearing In
accordance with Sections
120.569 and 120.57, F.S,, or all
parties may reach a written
agreement on mediation as
an alternative remedy under

Section 120.573. Choosing
mediation will not adversely
affect the right to a hearing If
mediation does not result in a
settlement. The procedures
for pursuing mediation are set
forth In Section 120.573, ES.,
and Rules 28-106.111 and
28.106.401-.405, F.A.C. Petitions
must comply with the require-
ments of Florida
Administrative Code Chapter
28-106 and be filed with
(received by) the District
Clerk, located at District
Headquarters, 4049 Reid
Street, Palatka, Florida 32177.
Petitions for administrative
hearing on the above appli-
cation(s) must be filed within
twenty-one (21) days of pub-
lication of this notice or with-
in twenty-six (26) days of the
District depositing notice of
this Intent In the mall for those
persons to whom the District
mqlls actual notice. Failure to
file a petition within this time
period shall constitute a waiv-
er of any right such person
may have to request an
administrative determination
(hearing) under Sections
120.569 and 120.57, FS., con-'
cerning the subject permit
application,
Petitions which are not
filed in accordance with the'
above provisions are subject'
to dismissal. Because the
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laT ir.,i l 3g.-.r ".:, o a iI.:.r.r, r.
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E lilr.: F rir.. l .13.: Il.:.r. n-, '. ,-
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e l C., or., 'uc r. lr, :.i.l 1. i- .1 .,,
.r ir..-, 'riri.r .:r, ir.-e i.pp. -
cant have the right to
become a party to the pro-
ceeding, In accordance with
-r.s Iauirren=-r.i. .-.1 forth
at-,:...
l.:.ri.3 L .r. l F C le, iF
rIl, .ICt,-, i Ot I r.. IF ',31. 3
.Services
St. Johns River Water
Management District
It 04-13-2005
4231

NOTICE OF INTENTION
'TO CONSIDER ENACTMENT'
OF AN ORDINANCE
NOTICE Is hereby given
that the Board of County
Commissioners of Nassau
.:.ur.r, .i2.-ri.a .3i 3 i?.-,Aui.3l'
rT.er-r.r i.: i.- r.-eld cr.
Monday, the 25th day of April,
2005, at 7:00 PRM.at the Yulee
C'ur.r, 1 u.3i ul-ain ...'F 3.3
inTl .r,,.i ].. ,.:.:r. -. -r I.:.-i 1 .:'.e-
ti.: r.r ir ,:, .:i..,.irg pi :. ..:.-,3
ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO. 2005-
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COM-
MISSIONERS OF *NASSAU
COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMEND-
ING ORDINANCE 74-32;
SPECIFICALLY AMENDING
SECTION ONE, MAXIMUM
SPEED LIMIT; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
Copies of the Ordinance
are available at the Clerk's
Office In the Judicial Annex,
located at 76347 Veterans
Way, Yulee, Florida, Monday
through Friday, 8:30 a.m.
through 5:;00 p.m.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON DECIDES TO
APPEALANY DECISION MADE
BY THE BOARD, AGENCY OR
COMMISSION WITH RESPECT
TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED
.AT SUCH MEETING OR HEAR-
ING, HE OPi? HE WILL NEED A
RECORD OCF i-HE PROCED-.
ING? AND,,IHAI'.fOR SUCH:
r.lm- 'r.:.; -i i- I I I
NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VER-
BATIM RECORD OF THE PRO-
CEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED.
The Board of County
Commissioners may contln-'
ue hearings on this matter.
ATTEST:
/s/ JOHN A. CRAWFORD
Its: Ex-Offlclo Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY:/s/ANSLEY N.ACREE
Its: Chairman
Individuals with disabilities
needing a- reasonable ac-
commodation to participate
In this proceeding should
c.:,a.'T:i fr-,e, .r:, .:.f the Ex-
Oric,.:. ,-,i.'I : I r,. Hoard of
County Commissioners at
least seventy two (72) hours
prior to the proceeding at
(904) 548-4660, or Florida
Relay Service at 1-800-955-
8770-(v) or 1-800-955-8771 .
(TDD).
2t 04-13-20-2005
4233

NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO CONSIDER ENACTMENT'
OF AN ORDINANCE
NOTICE Is hereby given
that the Board of County
Commissioners of Nassau
County, Florida, at a Regular
meeting to be .held on
Monday, the 25th day of April,
2005, at 7;00 PM. at the Yulee
County Building, 86026 Pages
Dairy Road, Yulee, Florida.
Intends to consider for adop-
tion the following' proposed
ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO. 2005-
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COM-
MISSIONERS OF NASSAU
COUNTY FLORIDA, RESCIND-
ING SECTION 7-1 OF THE NAS-
SAU COUNTY CODE OF LAWS,
WHICH CREATED A CERTIFI-
CATION FEE FOR SEPTIC
TANKS; PROVIDING AN EFFEC-
TIVE DATE,
Copies of the Ordinance
are available at the Clerk's
Office In the Judicial Annex,
located at 76347 Veterans
Way, Yulee, Florida, Monday
through Friday, 8:30 a.m.
through 5:00 p.m.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON DECIDES TO
APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE
BY THE BOARD, AGENCY OR
COMMISSION WITH RESPECT
TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED
AT SUCH MEETING OR HEAR-
ING, HE OR SHE WILL NEED A
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS, AND THAT, FOR SUCH
. PURPOSE, HE OR SHE MAY
NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VER-
BATIM RECORD OF THE PRO-
CEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED.
The Board of County
Commissioners may contin-
ue hearings on this matter,
ATTEST:
/s/ JOHN A. CRAWFORD

Its: Ex-Officlo Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY: /s/ ANSLEY N.ACREE
Its: Chairman
Individuals with disabilities
needing a reasonable ac-
commodation to participate
In this proceeding should
contact the Office of the Ex-
Offlcio Clerk to the Board of
County Commissioners at
least seventy two (72) hours
prior to the proceeding at
(904) 548-4660, ,or Florida
Relay Service at 1-800-955-
8770-(v) or 1-800-955-8771
(TDD).
2t 04-13-20-2005
4234

NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO CONSIDER ENACTMENT
OF AN ORDINANCE
NOTICE Is hereby given
that the Board of County
Commissioners of Nassau
County, Florida, at a Regular
meeting to be held on
Mondaythe 25th day of April,
2005, at 7:00 RM. at the Yulee
County Building, 86026 Pages
Dairy Road, Yulee, Florida,
Intends to consider for adop-
tion the following proposed
ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO. 2005-
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COM-
-MISSIONERS OF NASSAU
COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMEND-
ING ORDINANCE 97-19, AS
AMENDED, KNOWN AS THE
COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
. CODE FOR NASSAU COUNTY;
SPECIFICALLY AMENDING
SECTION 25.04, SPECIAL
REQUIREMENTS, PROVIDING
FOR TEMPORARY SALES
OFFICES: AMENDING SECTION
28.15, ACCESSORY USES AND
STRUCTURES, TO PROVIDE FOR
TEMPORARY SALES OFFICES
IN ALL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS;
AND REVISING SUBSECTION D
(3) TO PROVIDE THAT NO
GARAGE OR CARPORT IN
ANY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT BE
DESIGNED TO ACCOMMO-
DATE MORE THAN THREE (3)
VEHICLES; AND REVISING SUB-
SECTION E '(3) TO REFLECT
NEW STATE LAW; PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ,
Copies of the Ordinance
are available at the Clerk's
Office In the Judicial Annex,
located at 76347 Veterans
a., ul -e, Florida, Monday
Irr.:uigr. Friday, 8:30 a;m..
through 5:00 p.m.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
FEi.,ori DECIDE? TCO
S, .-r Ir J: FHr l'-.rIT .l': E'
I, iH E f.:.-i-L -' El **:f
,', r.1 irr ,i-, JICE FiE
I1T uijCH I[ EETIr Jo '1HE 17- .
rJ.- H r _-1 IHE '"'iLL rJEED A
E.',':.' ,.,: THE P '.CEED-
INGS, AND THAT, FOR SUCH
PURPOSE, HE OR SHE MAY
NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VER-
Ti.1 EC.i.C- ,:'F THE PRO-
: EECDil l:--: i; r i-C.E WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED..
The Board of County
Commissioners may contin-
ue hearings on This matter.
ATTEST:
.*i J-H J A .'r-w: r r,.i
in: E .-"ni'i.:.: C ises
,':,-:rIlIi- :'i':'f ,IJiTi
C'o C,.lr.l1: Sn-.rISE-: -.
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY: /s/ ANSLEY N.ACREE
Its: Chairman '
individuals with disabilities
needing a reasonable ac-
commodation to participate
In this proceeding should
contact the Office of the Ex-
Officio Clerk to the Board of
County Commissioners at
least seventy two (72) hours
prior to the proceeding at
(904) 548-4660, or Florida
Relay Service at 1-800-955-
8770-(v) or 1-800-955-8771
(TDD).
2t 04-13-20-2005
4235

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
CONSIDER ENACTMENT OF
AN ORDINANCE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that 'the Board of County
Commissioners of Nassau
County, Florida, proposes to
adopt the following ora.3.
r.ar.:ce
,rC.P.i,.AIArCE r10 2005-
A N.OROtNi~AICE OF THE
n -' -n _F '.'i C OIl
MISSIONERS OF NASSAU
COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMEND-
ING ORDINANCE NO. 97-19,
AS AMENDED. KNOWN AS THE
NASSAU COUNTY ZONING
CODE, WHICH REGULATES THE
LOCATION OF CERTAIN LAND
USES AND IMPOSES DISTANCE
RESTRICTIONS OF CERTAIN
LAND USES FROM OTHER
LAND USES; SPECIFICALLY
AMENDING ARTICLE .16
(COMMERCIAL. GENERAL:
CG), ARTICLE 17 (COMMER-
CIAL INTENSIVE: CI),AND ARTI-
CLE 20 (INDUSTRIAL WARE-
HOUSE: IW), TO ADDRESS
SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSI-
NESSES AND ARTICLE 33 (DIS-
TANCE RESTRICTIONS OF VEN-
DORS OF
ALCOHOLIC/INTOXICATING
BEVERAGES FROM CHURCHES
AND SCHOOLS), TO INCLUDE
DISTANCE RESTRICTIONS FOR
THE LOCATION OF SEXUALLY
ORIENTED BUSINESSES FROM
CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, RESI-
DENCES, AND FROM OTHER
SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSI-
NESSES; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
Public hearings will be
conducted as follows:
The Nassau County
Planning and Zoning Board
will conduct a. public hear-
Ing on the proposed ordl-
nance on Tuesday, April 26,
2005 at 7:00 PM at the Yulee,
County Building, 86026 Pages
Dairy Road,Yulee, Florida.The
public Is Invited to attend the
workshop, but no public Input
will be taken at the workshop.
The Nassau County Planning
and Zoning Board will con-
duct a public hearing on the
proposed ordinance on
Tuesday, May 3, 2005 at 7:00
PM at the Yulee County
Building, 86026 Pages Dalry
Road, Yulee, Florlda; The
Planner or his designee will
enter the specifics of the ordi-
nance Into the record com-
mencing at 6:30 PM and the
Planning and Zoning Board
will receive public Input com-
mencing at 7:00 PM.
The Board of County
Commissioners will conduct
a public hearing on Monday,
May 23, 2005 at 7:00 PM
regarding the proposed ordl-
nanceThe public hearing will
be held at the Yulee County
Building, 86026 Pages Dairy
Road, Yulee, Florida.
Copies of the proposed
ordinance are available at
the following locations:
Growth Management
Department, Public Services
Building, 96161 Nassau Place,
Yulee, Florida 32097, Monday
through Frlday, 8:00 AM to
5:00 PM, except legal holi-
dbys,
Clerk's Office, Nassau
County Judicial Annex, 76347
Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida
32097, Monday through
Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM,
except legal holidays.
Fernandlna Beach
Library, 25 North 4th Street,
Fernandlna Beach, Florida,
Monday and Thursday, 10:00
AM to 8:00 PM, Tuesday,

Wednesday, Friday &
Saturday, 10:00 AM to 6:00
PM.
Callahan Library, 5266
State Road 200, #10,
Callahan, Florida, Monday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
10:00 AM to' 6:00 PM and
Tuesday, 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
*o Hilllard Library. 37177
Pecdn Street, Hilliard, Florida
32046, Monday, Tuesday.
Wednesday and Friday, 10:00
AM to 6:00 PM and Thursday,
12:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
Nassau County Public
Library Yulee Branch, 760
William Burgess Boulevard,
Yulee, Florida, Monday thru
Thursday, 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM,
.and Friday 8:00 AM to 3:00
PM.
The Ordinance may affect

the utilization of land.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON DECIDES TO
APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE
-BY THE BOARD, AGENCY OR
COMMISSION WITH RESPECT
TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED
AT SUCH MEETING OR HEAR-
ING, HE/SHE WILL NEED A
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS, AND THAT FOR SUCH
PURPOSE MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM'
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE EVI-
DENCE AND TESTIMONY
UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS
TO BE BASED.
Individuals with disabilities
needing a reasonable
accommodation In order to
participate In this proceed-
ing should contact the Office
of the Ex-Officlo Clerk to the
Board at (904) 548-4660, or if
the hearing Impaired, 1-800-
955-8770 (v) or 1-800-955-8771
(TDD), via Florida Relay
Service at least seventy two
hours In advance.
The Planning and Zoning
Board and the Board of
County Commissioners may
continue hearings on this
matter.
PLANNING AND ZONING
BOARD
OF NASSAU COUNTY,
FLORIDA
/s/ TOM FORD
its: Chairman
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
OF NASSAU COUNTY,
FLORIDA
/s/ ANSLEY N. ACREE
Its: Chairman,
ATTEST:
JOHN A. CRAWFORD
Its: Ex-Officio Clerk
2t 04-13-20-2005
4236

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FlleNo.: 05-CP-61
Division: B
IN RE: ESTATE OF
WILLIAM D. KOENIG,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of William D. Koenig,
deceased, whose date of
death was March 17, 2005,
31"-1. ,,t.n, ':- '!,.;.1ia, ;-'.; ,Ir,
rJurr.oe,' ,. J s-,:.8.-J _. I:
pr.-ninrg i', Ir.- Cir.'i.' i C.;ur
for Nassau County, Florida,
Probate Division, the address
of which is' RO. Box 456,
':r- r. ., ino e .3.:r. l':.'i.
:''[,35 ir,- rno ,-: a,-d
addresses of the personal
representative and the per-
sonal representative's attor-
ney are set forth below.
I All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons hav-
Ing claims or demands
against decedent's estate on
.*.n.:.im 3 ,:c .p, .' trI. -i.:.ri: i:
,q i..gjre, -., Ce ,:A r .-,3 Ir.u:. r
file their claims with this court
WITHIN THE LATER OF' 3
MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF
THE FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY
OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and other persons
having claims or demands
against decedent"s estate
must file their claims with this
court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI-
CATION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVERi BARRED.
r-.4TWin-iHiTAr-JC-DINrG THE
TOI.IE PEtI:OCt' ET FOr.TH
AB*,. E,,ANTJ CL'.,I.1 ILEDC
rwo G(.fti;4t5 P 'Tl0r. (IGr Fii- IHE C-FE -,:1 E i F- -
OF DEATHWISBARRED.
The date of the first publi-
cation of this notice Is April
13,2005.
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
W. Robinson Frazler
Florida Bar No. 218537
1515 Riverside Avenue, Suite
A
Jacksonville, Florida 32204
Telephone: (904) 353-5616
Personal Representative:
Susan Lynn Higbee
9144 Catherine Foster Court
Jacksonville, Florida 32225
2t 04-13'20-2005
4237

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No. 05-CP-52
Division: A
IN RE: ESTATE OF
AUDREY BELL SHAW
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the'
estate of AUDREY BELL SHAW,
'deceased, whose date of
death was October 1, 2004;
and whose Social Security
Number is 355-24-4753 Is
pending in the Circuit Court
for Nassau County, Fldrida,
Probate Division, the address
of which Is 76347 Veterans
Way, Yulee, FL 32097. The
names and addresses of the
personal representative and
the personal representative's
attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons hav-
Ing, claims or demands
against decedent's estate,
on whom a copy of this
notice Is required to be
served must file their claims
,wlth this court WITHIN THE
LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI-
' CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR
30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and other persons
having claims or demands
against decedent's estate
must file their claims with this
court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI-
CATION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.,
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIOD SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the first publi-
cation of this notice Is: April
13,2005,
Timothy L. Flanagan
Attorney for Personal
Representative
Florida Bar No.335223
PURCELL, FLANAGAN & HAY,
RA.
Post Office Box 40749
Jacksonville, Florida 32203
Telephone: (904) 355-0355
Telecopler: (904) 355-0820
JAMES H.SHAW
Personal Representative
405 Beachslde Place
Amelia Island, Florida 32034

2t 04-13-20-2005
4238
PUBLIC NOTICE
The St. Johns River Water
Management District has
received the applications)
for Environmental Resource
Permit(s)' from:
Round Hill Investment
Company LLC, Wirt Beard,
4741 Algonquin Ave.,
Jacksonville, FL 32210, appli-
cation #4-089-98228-1. The
project is located In Nassau
County, Sections 29 & 30,
Township 02 North, Range 28
East,.The ERP application Is for
construction of a surface
water management system
for a 73.57-acre, residential
development known as the
Timberlake PUD.

The file(s) containing each
of the above-listed applica-
tion(s) are available for
Inspection Monday through
Friday except for legal holl-
'days, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
at the St. Johns River Water
Management District
Headquarters or the appro-
priate service center. Written
objections to the application
may be made, but should be
filed with (received by) the
District Clerk, 4049 Reid St.,
Palatka, Florida 32177-1429,
no later than 14 days from
the date of publication.
Written objections should
Identify the objector by name
and ,address, and fully
describe the objection to the
application. Filing a written
objection does not entitle you
to a Chapter 120, Florida
Statutes, Administrative
Hearing. Only those persons
whose substantial Interests
are affected by the applica-
tion and who file a petition
meeting the requirements of
Sections 120.596 and 120.57,
Florida Statutes, and Chapter
28-106, Florida Administrative
Code, may obtain. an
Administrative hearing. All
timely filed written objections
will be presented to the Board
for consideration in Its delib-
erations on application prior
to the Board taking action on
the application.
Gloria Lewis, Director,
Division of Permit Data
Services
St: Johns River Water
Management District
It 04-13-2005
4239

ZONING NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on Tuesday, the 3rd day
of May, 2005, at 7:00 RM.the
Planning and Zoning Board
:.rT r ia. ,3.: C :.j.-,t ., III -, :.1 .3
pF l. : rli..-ring.r .t Ir.=- sul=-
County Building, 86026 Pages
Dairy Road, Yulee, FL, 32097,
t.: ::.r.i..3-, .- r, a.I:. -sh r,
f:. I' :,;nh','3 II. Is :1 17
amending Ordinance No. 97-
19; also be it known that on
iu-i3.3, Ir.- 2:ir.-D.3 :, ,i cr.ii
2C K3 '.'c.;.,jr..:. ...iii s-- r.. l.I
a1 r,.- il-.- .',-.r, B6j IIrFa
JI 1:1 r. It Ih ,."i.: Ii ir i .
ed to attend the meeting but
no public input will be taken
at the Workshop. Also, be It
known that on Monday, the
23rd day of May 2005, at 7:00
RM., the Board of County
Commissioners of Nassau
County will hold a public
i- 5, ir.g .:.ri ,- ..3id C. .Ii: 3.
nr,: .,r- 1 4 .i' .- :.: i,-,i.g r .:. l.'j"-,1 .",
amending Ordinance No.97-
19, at the above location
concerning the following
.3-. :it -.3 j :,-:.-:, ir. r i3 3,a
:j.ur.r,
DESCRIPTION OF PROPER-
TY:
A PORTION OF GOVERN-
MENT LOT 4, OF FRACTIONAL
SECTION- 6, TOWNSHIP 2
NORTH, RANGE 27 EAST, NAS-
SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA, SAID
PORTION BEING, MORE PAR-
TICULARLY .ETCrPIBERC F'L.
LOW?'
Se -i% I FT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF SECTION 6
AFOREMENTIONED, AND RUN
NORTH 89021 '30" EAST ALONG
THE NORTH LINE OF SAID'SEC-
TION A DISTANCE OF 868.80'
FEETTO AN IRON PIPE ON THE
WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE
OF A GRADED COUNTY
ROAD (' I IC 1 I:,..',- FOOT
RIGHT-C:.- *-, ri.j it l rHi.:
SOUTH 6*00' 10 WEST ALONG
SAID WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY
LINE A DISTANCrE .OF .115 21
FEET TO AN F:.l PIPE i.f
. -THEICi.E 3,.'u-uitl .'69;2 ,
FE- i,- ] i. ]- :,11 :'-E ':.r THE
WESTERLY LINE OF SAID SEC-
TiO r 6 i.ir Ti-iErCE ric'PTH
I- I 11" .'e:i *-*LOIi.:- :.-IL
WESTERLY LINE A DISTANCE OF
412.47 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING.THE PORTION OF
LAND THUS DESCRIBED CON-
rTL Il 7.98 ACRES.MORE OR
LEt.
THIS DESCRIPTION PRE-
PARED FROM INSTRUMENT
RECORDED IN OFFICIAL
RECORDS BOOK 710, PAGE
280 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS
OF NASSAU COUNTY, FLORI-
DA.
The Street Address and/or
Location for the. above
deo'ribed pro'eirt, i.' On the
.*. :1.3.- .:,1 r.1=-,-.i.:.i 3 r...i 3 .
and south of A1A/SR200,
ul=- i'. 3
T -r... ,..-.:.:- T, i. : :r,- ., 3 .
O e-nI-Iljr.31 i,':'.,t 31-,1a 3 *3 r = -.7. ,
'ing to Commercial, Highway
and Tour;:I ;(CHT', I quest-
ed on .*ppr:....T.a ."i, 7.98
acres,.
This application Is tiled by:
Otis Council Mobley, PO. Box
193, Yulee, Florida 32097,
owner and Dan McCranie.
McCranle and Associates,
ir.: 'i ':; ',r. ,r..r. 'v .3, ".j -
hI l lun.e 1:.--lr .3 : ,:n': '"'*
agent.
individuals presenting evi-
dence for or against the
applications should pick up
copies of the application and
:.< i :, I, -:. .:rit ri.3 fi.ji t 3..'e
ape II.: ,-,3 l- .:. it 3r :,11,,3,
-I:.r, .31 lTr, ,-'. ..: r.
Management Office located
at 96161 Nassau Place, Yulee,
FL 32097.
The specifics of the appil-
cation willbe read at 6:30
RM., on May 3. 2005,. herein
by the Planner or his
Sdesignee, and the Planning
and Zoning Board will receive
public comment starting at
7:00 RM.
This hearing must be con-
ducted as a quasl-Judicial
hearing, Any questions as to
procedures may be obtained
from the Planning and Zoning
Office. Interested parties
should limit contact with
Planning Board Members and
with County Commissioners
on this topic to properly
noticed public hearing or to
written communication In
care of the Nassau County
Growth .. Management
Department, 96161 Nassau
Place, Yulee. Florida 32097,
Persons with disabilities
requiring accommodations
In order to participate In this
program or activity should
contact the Growth
Management Department
(904) 491-3613, or Florida
Relay Service (1-800-955- .
8771) at least twenty-four (24)
hours In advance to request
such accommodation.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON WISHES TO APPEAL
ANY DECISION MADE BY THE
BOARD, AGENCY OR COM-
MISSION WITH RESPECT TO
ANY MATER CONSIDERED AT

SUCH MEETING OR HEARING.
HE WILL NEED A RECORD OF
THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR
THAT PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT' A VERBATIM
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS IS, MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO. BE
BASED.
' The Planning and Zoning
Board may continue hearing
on this matter.
PLANNING AND ZONING
BOARD OF NASSAU
COUNTY FLORIDA
/s/ Thomas Ford
Its: Chairman
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4240

Deadline Is noon Fridays

6B

LEGAL NOTICES

PEOPLE

PLACES

SeaTurtlewatch
The Amelia Island Sea
Turtle Watch, Inc. will hold its
annual organi-
zational meet-
ing at7 p.m.
tonight in ,'- .
the Media ; ,. ..
Center at
Femandina
Beach High
School. People interested in
volunteering for the summer
beach patrol are invited to
attend. Experienced volun-
teers are also welcome. For
information call 261-2697.
ACT play
"Moon Over the Brewery"
is playing at Amelia
Community Theatre, 209
Cedar St. Adult tickets are $12
and student tickets are $7.
Performances are at 8 p.m.
April 14-16 and 21-23, and at
2 p.m. on April 24. The box
office is open from 11 a.m. to 1
p.m. on Tuesday, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, and two hours
before curtain on show dates.
For reservations or informa-
tion, call 261-6749.
Comedy at Femandina
UttleTheatre
Life as a telephone opera-
tor has its hang-ups, but for
Edward Hawkins it becomes a
fantastic
q; mix-up
When
three
'. foreign
female
opera-
... tors
he's
been flirting with all
show up at his doorstep on the
same night. Fernandina
Beach Little Theatre presents
"Darling Mr. London," a
delightful comedy of mishaps
and errors, April 15 and 16,
21 and 22, April 23 and May 5-
7 at 7:30 p.m. at the theater,
1014 Beech St. Tickets are
$12.50 and can be purchased
at FLT or at the UPS Store
located in ttePyblix shopping .
center. -
To purchase tickets by mail
in advance call 277-2202.
'Classy Glass Happening'
Eileen's Art
and Antiques at
702 Centre St.,
presents master
glass blower
Rich Fizer at a
Classy Glass
Happening.
Opening recep- V
tion is 5-8 p.m.
on April 15.
Fizer's work is a 15-year pro-
gression of art glass from
beginning tumblers to fluid
organic forms. View his work
through May 1. For more infor-
mation call 277-2717.
Arts and crafts show
Memorial United Methodist
Church will host its second
Arts and Crafts Show and
Sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on
April 16 in Maxwell Hall behind
the church sanctuary at North
Sixth Street. Lunch will be
available from 11 a.m. to 1:30
p.m. for $5.
Benefit yard sale
Cats Angels will host a yard
sale from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. April
16 in the area next to the Cats
Angels Thrift Store. There will
be many items, including furni-
ture. To make a donation, call
321-2267 and leave a mes-
sage. The thrift store is located
adjacent to Best- Friends
Cards, Gifts and Party on
Eighth Street, next to the
Huddle House and across the
street from Taco Bell.
All proceeds will benefit
Cats Angels' spay, neuter and
adoption program. There will
be cats and kittens available
for adoption.

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13, 2005
NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FL

PAGE 7B

In the spring thoughts turn to... alligators?

V ou know you live in '- '* of a local name. are used primarily for catching soon get used to being fed and
Florida when the first restaurant Visitors from the North have prey and escaping predators. If a will more readily approach
ig'n nf .snrino ian al- and stare endless questions about Florida's race should arise I am more inter- humans in search of food.

g I UL -p* -g InU CUU-
Sgator in the neighbor-
hood pond. Forget the traditional
robin, although we have those
too. Alligators are like anything
else in the spring, they get very
social.
On these warm spring days it
is not unusual to drive past the
neighborhood pond and see unin-
vited reptilian visitors lurking.
They are found either sunning on
a bank or floating like logs in the
dark water. As we come and go,
we slow to catch a glimpse of one
of God's oddest creations. We
have come to expect these unin-
vited visitors each spring. We
adjust and those with small dogs
walk a little faster when passing
the pond.
Alligators fascinate people.
Visitors always ask about them
and are eager to see a "real" one.
Small children gather on the deck

into the
retention
pond that
has turned
into an
informal
alligator
zoo. The
king gator
DickieAnderson holds court
---. onra
cement
FROM THE island in
PORCH the middle
of the water
while the smaller younger ones
looking like rubber toys hang in
gangs in the marsh grass.
More of often than not the
water hazards on local golf cours-
es have a pet or two. Players are
warned not to feed the alligators.
One golf pond island gator is leg-
end and comes when called by

curious creatures. What is the dif-
ference between an alligator and a
crocodile?
It is not easy to tell the differ-
ence and you have to get pretty
darn close to make the determina-
tion. There are many internal and
external differences. Alligators
have a rounded snout, while croc-
odiles have a triangular snout. In
a crocodile the fourth lower tooth
can be seen when the mouth is
closed. In alligators, this tooth fits
into socket in the upper jaw. I real-
ly don't care whether it is a crocc
or a 'gator and I am certainly not
going to ask one to open its
mouth and say "ahh."
Ho%% big do they get and how
fast can they run?
Everyone would agree this is
highly valuable information.
Experts say the maximum speed
is 11 mph. Bursts at these speeds

ested in my speed than I am in its
speed. An old joke would suggest
that if you see an alligator you
want to be sure the person with
you is the slower runner.
Do alligators really eat pets
and small children?
Don't test it, experts tell us.
Alligators are, like all crocodil-
ians, opportunistic feeders and
will take carrion if it becomes
available and they are sufficiently
hungry.
They may also expand their
choice of prey to include small
dogs and other pets. Alligators
have been known in rare
instances to attack children and
even occasionally adults, usually
because they mistake the human
for much smaller prey, or they are
provoked.
Everyone agrees feeding alli-
gators is not a good idea. They

How big to they get?
Who wants to volunteer to
weigh or measure an alligator?
The line is pretty darn short. The
largest species may exceed
lengths of 20 feet. The Big Guy
and I visited the famous alligator
farm in St. Augustine and saw all
manner of crocs and alligators.
We could not help but be
impressed by Maximo. the resi-
dent "Big Guy" of alligators.
Originally from Australia, he nov.
lives at the farm. He is more than
25 feet long and weighs 1,250
pounds.
So we are happy with our
smaller, less intimidating pond
curiosities and welcome them as
predictable and welcome harbin-
gers of spring.
Dickie Anderson welcomes your
comments at dickiemmn''bellsouth.
net.

NO OMUIT CAPBOO -4

SUBUMTED
Tea and tours
Fernandina Beach girl scouts visit the Bailey House and other Victorian homes downtown fol-
lowing a tea part' hosted by the Amelia Island Museum of History. Pictured are Bradly Loum,
Faith Leipau, Emma Shafer, Jessie Clark, Lilly Leipau, Natali Shafer, Desiree Hambrock,
Olivia Ballard, Alyssa Gleason and Julia Clark. Most of the girls are part of Daisy Troop 175.

Island amblers
The Asheville, N.C., Amblers Walking Club walked on Amelia
Island two weeks ago at the invitation of Gloria and Mike
Merwarth of Fernandina Beach. About 50 people joined the
"volksmarchers," including, from left, Les Snyder and Chris
Snyder'from Zellwood and Mark Merwarth of Fernandina. For
more information about volksmarching, visiting www.ava.org or
e-mail the Merwarths at stomaglo@juno.com.

Special delivery
Fernandina Beach Police
Chaplain Ronald Knight (sec-
ond from right) rides his
marked truck around town
six days each week visiting
Fernandina Beach's elderly
residents. Knight works with
Ron Kurtz of the Nassau
County Council on Aging and
members of the police depart-
ment to assist senior citizens
with any needs they may
have. From right is Officer
Marty R. Scott, Knight, Kurtz,
Chief Chip Hammond, Sgt.
Shane Waas and police
Chaplain Donald McFadyen.
SHLANNON MLCOM NEWSLEADEP

Spring fling
The Men's Newcomers
Club of Amelia Island in asso-
ciation with the Women's
Newcomers Club will hold its
Annual Spring Fling Dinner
Dance at Walker's Landing,
Amelia Island Plantation, on
April 16.
Cocktails at 6 p.m. followed
by dinner and dancing at 7
p.m. Soft drinks and setups
will be provided. Cost is
$22.50 per person. Mail check
to: John Weaver, 2392 Pirates
Bay Drive, Fernandina Beach,
FL 3N034. Attire is island casu-
al. Reservations are limited.
PEOPLE Continued on 9B

UBMITTrreD
Keyto the city
James Raines, left, Illustrious Potentate of the Morocco Shrine
Temple, Jacksonville, accepts the key to the city from
Fernandina Beach Mayor Greg Roland following the annual
Shriners Parade downtown March 19.

iB.iTMrrri r
Brass dinic
Members of the Millenium Brass Quintet, under the sponsorship of the Amelia Arts Centre,
hold a "brass clinic" March 22 for local musicians. The quintet, including Lisa Bontrager, a
horn soloist and chamber musician, above center, also gave a concert at the center.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13,2005 AROUND TOWN News-Leader

No OM UIT CIPB K --

CATS ANGELS

Nassau Habitat
frames l7th house I ki' t
Nassau Habitat for
Humanity held a fram- .
ing party on April2. .
By mid-afternoon, the .
framing for all of the
exterior walls and
most of the interior
partition walls had -'-.' --'--
been completed. The
house, which is locat-
ed on South 13th,
Street in Fernandina
Beach, will have five .
bedrooms and will be .. .-
the largest built by .
Nassau Habitat to "
date
SUBMMITED

New Rotarians
Two new members were
inducted into the Rotary
Club of Fernandina
Beach on April 6. From
left is Susan R.
Gottesmann-Jarzyna,
club President Larry
Myers and Melanie J.
Ferreira.
The Rotary Club of
Fernandina Beach meets
every Wednesday at
12:30 p.m. at The Best
Western on Sadler Road.
FoY MALOY/NEWS-LEADE "

Friends scholarships
The Friends of the library is
offering two scholarships of
$1,200 each, to be used for col-
lege expenses. '
Recipients must be seniors
attending Fernandina Beach
High Schoot wilfian accumulat-
ed 3.0 GPA or higher (unweight-
ed). In addition; the recipient
must agree to complete at least
30 hours of volunteer service at
the Fernandina Beach Library
before beginning college.
i Application forms are avail-
able at the guidance office.
Requirements include personal
information relating to interests,
hobbies, honor classes, club
memberships and aspirations. In
addition, applicants must write a
200 to 500-word essay address-
ing the question: Why are public
libraries critical to society?
Completed application must
be returned to the Guidance
Office on or before April 18.

NCCDC scholarships
Scholarship applications for
the Nassau County Community
Development Corporation
(NCCDC) Elmo Myers
Memorial Scholarship and the
Peck Memorial Scholarship are
now available in the guidance
office at Fernandina Beach High
School.
The NCCDC general scholar-

ship is available at West Nassau
and Hilliard High Schools.
The Rychard-Lottie-Annie
Cook $1,000 Scholarship for
African American Students is
available at each Nassau County
High School. Completed applica-
tions are due by April 19. Seniors
should contact' the'guidance' "-"'
office at each high school for
more information or call (904)
261-4396.

RE/MAXscholarship
RE/MAX Professional Group
is offering a $1,000 scholarship
to local students. Applications
can be picked tip at Fernandina
Beach High School. Relatives of
anyone in the real estate busi-
ness will not be excluded.
Baptist Medical
Applications are being accept-
ed for the fall term (2005) Baptist
Medical Center Nassau Auxiliary
Scholarship. This scholarship is
for up to $800 for tuition, books,
and fees. Applicants can be cur-
rent or new FCCJ students who
are at least 21 years of age by
Sept 1, 2005, and who have been
accepted in a nursing or allied
health degree program.
Application deadline is April 30.
Applicants must also be a Nassau
County resident with a minimum
2.8 GPA.
Students may apply online at
www.fccj.edu/scholarships, or at

any Campus Enrollment Services
office. You may pick up an appli-
cation at the FCCJ Nassau
Center office located at 76346
William Burgess Blvd. inYulee.
For information or directions call
548-4432.
Cli ff W -KhqkarW,,
Florida Community College is
accepting applications, through
April 30, for the Cliff Ray.
Scholarship. One $800 scholar-
ship will be awarded for the 2005-
6 academic year. Applicants
must be a GED graduate and a
Nassau County resident.
Students may apply online at
www.fccj.edu/scholarships, or at
any Campus Enrollment Services
Office. You may pick up an appli-
cation at the FCCJ Nassau
Center office located at 76346
William Burgess Blvd. in Yulee.
For information or directions call
548-4432,.

Freedom From
Religion
The Freedom From Religion,
Foundation announces a compe-
tition for currently enrolled col-
lege students.
The topic is "Why I am free
from religion." Write about grow-
ing up a freethinker (atheist or
agnostic); or why you reject reli-
gion, using a personal or biogra-
phical approach, a philosophical

approach, or describing why you
choose reason over faith. Your
experiences rejecting religion in
a religious society are welcome.
Essays should be 4-5 typed,
double spaced pages with stan-
dard margins. Choose your own
title. Include a one-paragraph
biogr.hy ide.nti g le^,
or uni\ tirsiy you are attlidin 1g,
year in school, major and inter-
. ests. Provide permanent and
campus addresses, phone num-
bers and e-mail. Please staple.
Don't include a resume.
Deadline is July 1. Winners
will be announced in September.
Winners will be asked to provide
a photograph suitable for publica-
tion and will agree to having
their essay printed in
Freethought Today, the founda-
tion's newspaper.

Bookfestscholarship
The Amelia Book Island
Festival will present the $1,000
Writers Scholarship in Memory
of Christa Powell Walley to an
undergraduate or graduate stu-
dent pursuing a degree in .
English, journalism, communica-
tions or a writing-related major.
Applicants must have completed
at least 30 college credit hours
and must have demonstrable ties
to Nassau County. The applica-
tion deadline is Aug. 1. For more
information, call 491-8176 or visit
www.bookisland.org.

Hi, my name is Sable. I
just got that name last
Thursday, when I was res-
cued by the Angels. My,
name fits me perfectly, too,
because when the ladies first
saw me they thought, 'Oh,
another black cat,' but upon
closer inspection they real-
ized my true sable hue. I
think it's really amazing that
I'm wandering the streets
one week and the star of the
newspaper the next! These,
are some ladies of action. I
feel like I won the kitty lotto!
I'm so happy here at the
Thrift Shop with my nice

safe cage and lots of Science
Diet kitten food (first class
all the way). The best part
is, I was spayed and vacci-
nated Fridhy so I'n ready
for adoption. Isn't that great!
I feel like the luckiest kitty
ever. So I would really
appreciate it if all you good
people would come out and
help support this all-volun-
teer, privately funded organ-
ization by shopping at its
shop, located adjacent to
Best Friends Cards, Gifts
and Party on Eighth Street,
next to the Huddle House
and across from Taco Bell.

HELPERS

Cancer volunteers
needed
The American Cancer
Society needs volunteers in '
Nassau County to transport
patients to and from local treat-
ment centers and physicians'
offices. Volunteers are also
needed to staff the local cancer
resource center at First Coast
Oncology. Call 249-4.022.

Cancer patient
resources
The American Cancer
Society Nassau Unit Patient
Resources Center is located at
First Coast Oncology, 1340 S.
18th Street, Suite 103. This cen-
ter provides cancer patients in
the Nagsau County area with a
loan closet for wigs, bras and
breast prostheses as well as
educational materials and sup-
port information. Please call
277-2700 for an appointment.
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Mentors needed
Big Brothers & Big Sisters
of Nassau County needs quali-
fied volunteers to mentor chil-
dren in school and the commu-
nity in a one-on-one
relationship. Little Sisters are
also needed. Call 261-9500 or
stop by 516 S. 10th Street, Suite
103.

CatsAngels
Cats Angels new thrift shop,
1853 S. Eighth Street in
Fernandina Beach, needs volun-
teers to help staff the store.
Hours of operation are
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. If you are interested,
please visit the shop.

SAT assistance
FCCJ offers a coaching pro-
gram for the Scholastic Aptitude
Test that can raise students'
scores, strengthen academic
skills and not break bank
accounts. A time commitment of
about 25 hours at flexible times
costs $35. Call the North
Campus at (904) 766-6708.

Nursingvolunteers
The Florida Department of
Health Volunteer School Nurse
Program is recruiting active and
retired nurses with Florida
nursing licenses to assist with
'student health care needs in
Nassau County schools.
Training is provided to become
a volunteer school nurse. For
information call the coordinator,
Theresa Isaac, RN, at (904) 277-
72i80, ext. 244, or e-mail there-
sa_Isaac@doh.state.fl.us.
Care for kids
Florida KidCare offers low-
cost health insurance to chil-
dren without insurance and par-
ents whose children meet the
income guidelines. Eligible fam-
ilies can obtain health insurance
for children ages birth to 18 at
$15 or less per household per
month. The insurance covers
doctor visits, prescriptions,
checkups, vision and hearing
caig d taI c.g. deh .vis (s,
and mnal health care. Call 1-
800-290-0532 or check
www.floridakidcare.org.
Courtvolunteers
The Guardian Ad Litem is in
critical need of volunteers who
will become part of a court pro-
gram to represent the best
interests of innocent children.
Call Beverly at (904) 630-2702.

Low Vision
Support Group
A support group is being
formed for Amelia Island resi-
dents-suffering from Macular
Degeneration or other low-
vision difficulties. For informa-
tion call 261-5636.
MercyShip
Memorial United Methodist
Church is seeking volunteers to
help build personal transporta-
tion vehicles for handicapped
persons.
The vehicles are sent over-
seas by Mercy Ship to areas
where there is a desperate
need. If you would like to help,
call Bob at 321-5657, Jack at 261-
5691 or Roxanne at 261-4095.

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ADVENTURE RUN
The first Run Wild on Cumberland Island 12.5 mile adventure run
will be held April 23 starting at 10 a.m. Ferry departs St. Marys at 9
a.m.
The run is a fund-raiser for Girls on the Run of Northeast Florida,
a non-profit organization that helps to bring the power of running to
young girls throughout the community.
Each runner is asked to raise or donate $10 per mile, $125 total.
The adventure run includes ferry ride over to Cumberland Island (leav-
ing the island at 2:45 p.m.), boxed lunch after the run with an educa-
tional presentation about Cumberland's wildlife and a goody bag.
Bring water, a change of clothes, a blanket for the picnic lunch, sun-
screen, and rain gear in case of inclement weather.
For information contact 321-4315 or visit www.GOTRneflorida.org.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13.2005 AROUND TOWN News-Leader

PEOPLE Continued from 7B
For more information contact
John Weaver at 261-7297.
Spring show
The Waterwheel Art Gallery on
the south end of Amelia Island, at
6047 First Coast
Highway, will host
the Jacksonville
Watercolor
Society's annual
spring show.
Opening reception will be from
2-5 p.m. April 17. This is a juried
show and will run to May 14. Call
261-2535 for details.
Scrap metals cleanup
A scrap metals cleanup will be
held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. April
18-22 at North Nassau Recycling,
southwest comer of Eighth and
Lime streets.
Nassau County residents and
businesses can also recycle old
metals, cell phones and appli-
ances from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on
April 16 and 23 at the lot at north-
west comer of Eighth and Lime
streets or in Yulee at the
Department of Motor Vehicles or
Nassau County Animal Control.
Callahan residents may use the
Nassau County landfill during reg-
ular business hours.
Items that may be recycled
include old appliances, metal
tubs, sinks, lawn mowers, air con-
ditioners, car parts, etc. Ineligible
items include propane gas tanks,
computer monitors, (towers and
keyboards are acceptable), TVs,
bedsprings and chain link fences.
For information call North Nassau
Recycling at 261-4498, Keep
Nassau Beautiful at 548-0162 or
visit the website at www.recycle-
nassau.org.

NEXT WEEK

Senior ar classes
The Island Art Association will
give art classes to seniors at 10
a.m. on April 19 at the Nassau
County Council on Aging, 1367
South 18th St., across from
Baptist Medical Center Nassau.
The classes will be held once a
month. First class will be paper
collages. There is no cost but
reservations are required. For
information call Debbie Davis at
the Council on Aging, 261-0701.
Lighthouse tour
The Amelia Island
Genealogical Society will meet
April 19 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at
the Femandina Beach Lighthouse
on Lighthouse Circle. Local histo-
rian- Hal Belcher will guide th6 tobr
- and present an oral history of the'
facility. AIGS will provide refresh-
ments.
The AIGS meeting is free and
open to anyone who wishes to
join the tour and learn about the
lighthouse. Meet at the lighthouse
at 6:30 p.m. For information call
Teen Peterson at (904) 548-4485.

Southslde orientation
Parents of students who will
be in first grade during the 2005-6
year are invited to an orientation
at Southside Elementary at 9 a.m.
on April 19. The first grade teach-
ers will host classroom visit for
parents following the orientation.
Financial aid advice
A financial aid advisor will be
available to meet with students at
the FCCJ Betty P. Cook Nassau
Center in Yulee on April 19 from
1-5:30 p.rfi. The advisor will
assist both new and returning stu-
dents in completing the Federal
Student Aid application and will
advise students about scholar-
ships and payment plans that are
available..Call 548-4432 for an
appointment or information.
Teen court
Nassau County Teen Court will
be held at 6 p.m. April 19 in the
new judicial complex, 76347
Veterans Way in Yulee.
Students ages, 11-18 from mid-
dle or senior high schools are
invited to participate. Those inter-
ested in serving on the volunteer
jury or acting as attorneys, court
clerks or bailiffs can sign up at
their school guidance office or by
attending court and signing up
then.
To participate as an attorney,
see Charles Griffin, teen court
coordinator.
Volunteers must arrive
between 5:30-6 p.m. All students
earn two community service credit
hours which can be used for the
Florida Scholarship program,

local 4H programs, Scouts or
other such programs. For infor-
mation contact Griffin at 548-4600

Cancer testing
Could you have inherited a
genetic risk for breast, ovarian, or
colon cancer? Should you be
tested if you have already had
cancer?
Learn the answers to your
questions about hereditary genet-
ic testing at an educational pro-
gram hosted by First Coast
Oncology on April 19 from noon to
1 p.m. at Baptist Medical Center
Nassau in Femandina' Beach
(lunch provided) or on April 21
from 6-7 p.m. at First Coast

THIS WEEK

Bereavement support
The bereavement support
group sponsored by the
Barnabas Center, 11 South 11th
St., Femandina Beach, meets
the second Wednesday of each
month from 4:30-6 p.m. No pre-
registration is required, there is
no fee, and the group is open fo
anyone in the community. For
more information, contact Mary
Jo Mortison at 277-4246.
The next group meets today.

Eerhostel events
The Amelia Island Museum of
History will host a series of 1-day
Elderhostel programs that will
cover the history and culture of
Amelia Island. Study the island's
past through a presentation on
Native American and Spanish
archeological finds and one that
focuses on the archival treasures
found in the museum's collec-,
tions. Enjoy tours through the
museum and the historic district
as part of your experience.
These programs will be offered
April 14, 18,19, 26, and 28.
Register by calling Elderhostel
toll-free at 1-877-426-8056.

Oncology-Mandarin, 10881 San
Jose Blvd. in Jacksonville (light
refreshments provided).
RSVP to Jennifer Maggiore at
(904) 742-2916.

Historical marker
A Georgia Historical Marker
entitled "The Georgia Navy" will
be dedicated near the entrance of
the Fort Frederica National
Monument on St. Simons Island
on April 19 at 2 p.m.
The public ceremony will
include 100 descendants of the
Patriots who participated in the
Frederica Naval Action. Speakers
will include Coastal Georgia histo-
rian, Buddy Sullivan, and Virginia
Steele Wood, Naval Specialist at
the Library of Congress, who will
describe the day for the Georgia
Navy, April 19,1778, when they
captured three British ships in the
Frederica River near Fort
Frederica.
Disease lecture
Dr. James Hughes, the former
director of the National Center for
Infectious Diseases at the
Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, will lecture on "The
Globalization of Disease" at 7:30
p.m. April 20 at the UNF
University Center, The lecture is.
free and open to the public. It is -
part of the Distinguished Voices '
Lecture Series and is co-hosted
by the University of North Florida
and the World Affairs Council
Global Issues Forum. Tickets are
not required.

Alzheimers support
The Council on Aging, 1267
South 18th St., Femandina
Beach, across from Baptist
Medical Center Nassau, will host
the meeting of the Alzheimer's
and Dementia Support Group
from 1:30-2:30 p.m. April 21. The
meeting is open to the public and
everyone who has an interest is
invited to attend. For information
contact Ann Smith, R.N., at 261-
0701.
Career fair
Nassau County residents are
invited to participate in a Career
Fair and Open House at the Betty
P. Cook Nassau Center on April
21 from 6-8 p.m.
Participants will learn about
the educational and training
opportunities at Florida
Community College. Explore your
educational and career options in
nursing, other health occupations,
funeral services, construction and
metal trades, culinary arts, avia-
tion, business, the liberal arts (uni-
versity transfer), and education.
Financial aid and scholarship

'Southern Comfort
Friends of the Library present
Nassau County's "Porch Lady,"
Dickie Anderson, as she pres-
ents "Southern Comfort, Gentle
Southern Coastal Stories."
These tales of the South will be
told April 14 at 6:30 p.m. at the
Femandina Beach branch library,
24 N. Fourth St. No reservations
required. .

Newcomers coffee
The Newcomers Club of
Amelia Island will host a coffee
on April 14 from 10:30 a.m. to
noon. The club is open to all
women. Potential new members
desiring more information on the
coffee, other activities, or general
information, call 261-4718. Join
the busy group for the many
social and charitable events that
highlight the year.

Plantation events
The Spa & Shops at Amelia
Island Plantation, 875 Amelia
Village Circle, will host a
"Boardwalk Bash" from 5-8 p.m.
April 15, with food and drink spe-

information will be available as
well opportunities to tour the cen-
ter. Call 548-4432 to pre-register
or for information or directions.
Volunteer luncheon
The Nassau County Volunteer
Center's 20th annual Volunteer
Awards Luncheon, sponsored by
The First National Bank of
Nassau, is scheduled for April 21
from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the
Atlantic Avenue Recreation
Center. This year's theme is 'The
Making of America Our
Volunteers" and 11 volunteer
awards will be presented. The
luncheon is by reservation only
and tickets are limited. For infor-
mation and reservations call the
center at 261-2771 or e-mail
ncvcfb@aol.com.
History lecture
Dr. David Courtwright, profes-
sor of history atthe University of
North Florida, will present a lec-
ture based on his newest
research entitled, "Sky as
Frontier: When Flying was Fun,"
on April 22 at 5:30 p.m. at the
Amelia Island Museum of History.
Following his discussion
Courtwright will sign copies of his
book, Sky as Frontier: Adventure,
Aviation, and Empire. The lecture
I will-beq,pst.irs in the musebmr
* and stair usagels necessary.
There is a $5 suggested donation
for non-members.
Multiple Sclerosis walk
Join with others to help fight
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) at the MS
Walk April 23 at Central Park in
Femandina Beach.
MS is a chronic disease of the
central nervous system affecting
the brain and spinal cord. One
new case is diagnosed every hour
in adults ages 20-50. Registration
begins at 8 a.m. Walk begins at 9
a.m. For registration call (904) 1-
800-FIGHT MS or visit the web-
site at nationalmssociety.org/fln.
Passover Seder
The Jewish Community of
Amelia Island will hold a Passover
Seder on April 24. For information
contact Brenda Pallen at 277-
4498.
Shrimp festival
The 42nd Isle of Eight Flags
Shrimp Festival will be held April
29-May 1 in downtown
Fernandina Beach. The annual
Pirate Parade will be held April 28
at 6 p.m.
For more information visit
www.shrimpfestival.com.

StarTalk
Star Talk will present "Tales of

BUSINESS BRIEFS

SteinMart is hosting a benefit
evening for the Nassau County
Council on Aging on April 24
.from 6-9 p.m. There will be
refreshments, a 20 percent off
coupon for one purchase and a
raffle. Agency "celebrities" will
model. Tickets'are $10 each. All
proceeds from ticket sales will
support senior services in-
Nassau County.
Tickets are available at
SteinMart on Sadler Road and at
. the Nassau County Council on
Aging, 1867 South 18th St.,
across from Baptist Medical
Center Nassau. Call 261-0701
for Information.

Island Auto Care, Inc. will
donate $2 to the Bamabas
Center from every oil change or
air conditioner check through
April 28. Make an appointment
with David or Chris at 277-2882.

The Femandina Farmers
Market, comer of Centre and
Seventh streets downtown, is
open from 9 aEm.-1 p.m. each
Saturday.

Enjoy a morning of food, fun
and friendship. Enjoy the
"Saturday Specials" for lunch or
to take home for dinner. The
Farmers Market features farm
fresh produce, freshly baked
goods, dips, salads and gourmet
dishes and desserts, as well as
tropical Indoor plants, mixed
bouquets, garden flowers and
shrubs, and naturally made bath
and candle products.
Admission Is free and parking
is available. For more informa-
tion or if you're interested In
becoming a vendor or volunteer,
call Jan Smith at (904) 491-4872
or visit www.femandinafarmer-
market.com.

A monthly drawing is held at
Armoires, Etc., 1667 S. Eighth
St. In Femandina Beach, to ben-
efit local American Cancer
Society patient services and pro-
grams. Visit Armoires, Etc. to
purchase $2 tickets for a chance
to win a prize on the last Friday
of each month. Area businesses
are invited to join in. For informa-
tion call 261-8283.

cials, $1 beer, live music, and
more.
On April 16, enjoy a compli-
mentary cooking demonstration
at.3 p.m. at Marchh Burette. For
information call 432-2202
The Nature Center at Amelia
Island Plantation offers daily
.activities, from kayaking, bike
hikes and woodland walks to
fishing an "owl prowl."
Stop by from 9 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. daily.
Guncourse
A "Certified Basic Pistol and
Advanced Defensive Tactics '
Course" will be held April 16 from
7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge
65 In Nassau County.
Concealed Weapon Permit
Training Certificate is Included.
The Range Club is accepting
members. Call Gary Belson at
491-8358.
A one-hour "Certified
Concealed Weapon License
(Permit)" course that satisfies
state statute for application to
lawfully carry a concealed
weapon is $35 by appointment.
Call Belson.

the Great Bear," featuring the
stars and galaxies visible within
Ursa Major. Find out why many
cultures have seen this pattern as
a bear, even though it looks like a
"Big Dipper" to Americans and a
"plough" to Britons. Gazing in that
direction is a side window out of
the galaxy and offers a view out
into deep space, with few stars or
dust clouds to get in the way. Join
Star Talk April 30 at 9 p.m. at the
Ybor Alvarez soccer field parking
lot at the south end of Bailey
Street.
"Star Talk" is a free public pro-
gram to promote interest in
astronomy. Hear a brief talk about
objects visible in the sky right now
and view some of them through
an amateur telescope. Plan on
about an hour and a half. For
more information, call Link
Cooper at 415-2704.

REUNIONS

FBHS Class of 1985 will
hold its 20-year reunion July 23.
For more information call Arlene
Rowland-Scott at (904) 753-8774
or Bonnie Brooks at (904) 753-
3448.
FBHS Class of 1995 is plan-
ning its 10-year reunion on July
23. E-mail your contact informa-
tion to fbhsco.1995@aol.com .or.
call MiSit BryWWttott at (904)"'-'
424-4776. Invitations, cost, event
details and other information will
follow.
Those who graduated from
West Nassau High School In
1975 or would have graduated in
1975, a reunion is planned at the
Radisson Riverwalk, downtown
Jacksonville, on July 30. Ticket
prices are still being determined
and planning meetings continue.
For more information on the meet-
ings and the event, visit
www.wnhs1975.myevent.com,
and register your information. You
may also e-mail wnhs1975@all-
tel.net, or call Debbie Ladson Self
(904) 879-6087 for questions or to
leave your information.
The Peck Alumni Association
Third Peck Grand Reunion will
be held Aug. 12-14. Names and
addresses are needed for many
former students. Contact Beverly
Rice Hall at ZHBARICE@AOL.
COM with any information.
The alumnus meeting is held
the second Saturday each month
at 2 p.m. It is open to anyone who
is interested in participating in the
planning of the grand reunion
events.
SUMMER CAMPS

Faith Christian Academy
announces Camp Kolnonia is tak-
ing enrollment for ages 3-12.
Camp begins May 24 and ends
July 29. Hours are 7 a.m. to 6
p.m. Registration fee is $50. Call
321-2137 or come by Faith
Christian Academy at 134 Old
Church Road (on the left just off
Amelia Island).

Children ages newborn to 7
years can enjoy Kindermusik
Summer Camp on Tuesdays or
Saturday, May 31 through Aug. 2
at the Amelia Arts Centre (First
Baptist Church), 416 Alachua St.
in Fernandina Beach. Each ses-
sion includes games, arts and
crafts, and music all designed to
nurture children's natural curiosity.
At-home materials are provided.
Second child enrolled 15 percent
off. Two camps 20 percent off. For
dates and pricing information call
Alexandra Carroll at 415-0954 or
visit www.kindermusik.com.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Ongoing watercolor work-
shops are held at the Peck
Center, 516 South 10th St. A
beginner group meets 2:30-5 p.m.
Friday. Intermediate group
meets 2:30-5 p.m. Thursday.
Advanced group meets Fridays
from 9:30 a.m. to noon.
A sketch group will meet at
Linda's Seattle Coffee Shop from
9:30 a.m. to noon Thursdays. The'

class will work on location out-
side, weather permitting. Bring a
folding stool and sketch materials.'
For information, call Bill
Maurer at 261-8276.

Be part of "American Top 40,"
a concert of popular music from
colonial times to the present, by
joining the Amelia Island
Chorale. From folk songs to
bebop, spirituals to show tunes,
on May 7, the chorale is gonna
rock the house with the music of
Stephen Foster, Duke Ellington,
Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, The
Beach Boys and Norah Jones,
and that's just a start! Rehearsals
are open at 7 p.m. on Mondays.
Contact the Amelia Arts Academy
at 277-1225.

Get on board for the celebra-
tion of Florida's railroad heritage
during Yulee Railroad Days June
3-6 along the original route from
Femandina Beach to Cedar Key.
Planned events include a bicy-
cle ride and relay, arts and crafts,
historical re-enactments and
more.
For information visit the web-
site at www.yuleerailroaddays,
contact the event coordinator at
P.O. Box 5143, Gainesville, FL
32627, or call Phil Denton at (352)
495-1044.
*
All seniors are invited to get
together for bingo at the Jane
Adams House, 1550 Nectarine
St. in Fernandina Beach, from
9:30-11 a.m. Wednesday.
Coffee, breakfast snacks, nice
people and prizes. Call 261-9494.

DOWNTOWN

Toddler program hours at
the Nassau County Libraries are:
Femandina Beach: 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday; Callahan: 10:30
a.m. Monday; Hilliard: 10:30
a.m. Tuesday; Yulee: 10:30 a.m.
Thursday.
Seory times are: Femandina
Beach: 3:30 p.m. Wednesday,
call (904) 277-7365; Callahan:
3:30 p.m. Monday, call 879-
3434; Hilliard: 3:30 p.m.
Tuesday, call 845-2495; Yulee:
3:30 p.m. Thursday, call 548-
4467.
*
The Amelia Island Museum
of History offers three distinct
walking tours with an entertaining
and informative look at the archi-
tecture, families and industries
that shaped Femandina. North
and South Historic District tours
can be scheduled through the
museum and include entry to sev-
eral B&Bs. Centre Street tours
begin every Friday ard Saturday1

afternoon at 3 p.m. at the Old
Train Depot on Centre Street.
On museum ghost tours,
guests hear Amelia Island ghost
stories beginning at 6 p.m. every
Friday evening. Meet at St.
Peter's Episcopal Church ceme-
tery on Eighth Street.
In the museum, twice daily at
11 a.m. and 2 p.m., guides lead
visitors on an excursion through
the 8 Flags history where they
discover the fabulous tales of
intrigue and adventure, of natives,
explorers and rogues and others
who made the island what it is
today. Call the museum at 261-
7378 for information.

COMMUNITY ACTITIES

Call the Fernandina Beach Parks
and Recreation Department at 277-
7350 for information about the follow-
ing community activities. (Also.
please see the sports section for
information on the city's special
sporting events.)
Classes:
Clogging: Thursdays at
Atlantic Center. Beginners' class
from 6:30-7:30 p.m. and interme-
diates from 7:30-9 p.m. $25 for
city residents, $27 county. Call
Jency at 261-2808.
Co-ed exercise class: 6:30-
7:30 p.m. Tuesday and
Thursday at MLK Center.
Computer training: Six one-
hour classes (5 people per class)
for $40 at the Peck Center
Computer Room. Register for
classes at the Atlantic Center. Call
instructor Jan Cote-Merow for
information and class times at
(904) 583-2870.
Karate: Shotokan karate for
ages six and up with instructor
Jerry Williamson. Class time is
3:30-4:30 p.m. Monday and
Wednesday at the Atlantic
Center. $40 for city residents and
$45 county. Uniforms available
through the instructor.
Line dancing: Mondays at
Atlantic Center. Beginners' class
from 6:30-7:30 p.m. and
advanced from 7:30-8:30 p.m.
$25 for city residents or $27 coun-
ty per month. Family discounts
available. Call Jency at 261-2808.
Senior citizen activities:
Meet and Greet: 11:30 a.m.-1
p.m. second Wednesday at
Atlantic Center. Bring a covered
dish. Transportation provided from
MLK Center to Atlantic Center.
Senior trips: Sapelo island,
June 7
Bingo: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Monday and Wednesdays at
MLK Center.
The Nassau County Council
on Aging features daily activities.
For information cal 261-0701.
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100. ANNOUNCEMENTS 204 Work Wanted 403 Financlal-Home/Properry 606 Photo Equipment & Sales 619 Business Equipment 800 REAL ESTATE 813 Investment.Property 858 Condos-Unfurnished
101 Card of Thanks 205 Live-In Help 404 Money To Loan 607 Antlques-Collectibles 620 Coal-Wood-Fuel .801' Wanted to Buy or.Rent' 814 West Nassau County 859 Homes-Furnished'.
102 Lost & Found 206 Child Care 500 FARM & ANIMAL 608 Produce 621 Garden/Lawn Equipment 802 Mobile Homes 815 Kingsland/St. Marys 860 Homes-Unfurnished
103 In Memoriam 20/ Business Opportunity 501 Equipment 609 Appliances 622 Piants/Seed/Fertilizer 803 Mobile Horpms Lots 816 Camden County 861 Vacation Rentals
104 Personals 300 EDUCATION 502 Livestock & Supplies 610 Air Conditioners/Heaters 623 Swap/Trade 804 Amelia Island Homes ..817 Other Areas 862 Bed & Breakfast
105 Public Notice 301 Schools & Instruction 503 Pets/Supplies 611 Home Furnisnings 624 Wanted to Buy 805 Beaches ,' 850 RENTALS 863 Office
106 Happy Card 302 Diet/Exercise 504 Services 612 Musical Instruments 625 Free Items 806. Waterfront. -" 851 Roommate Wanted 864 Commercial/Retail
107 Special Occasion 303 Hobbles/Crafts 600 MERCHANDISE 613 Television-Radio-Stereo 700 RECREATION 807 Condominhlums 852 Mobile Homes 865 Warehouse
108 Gift Shops 305 Tutoring 601' Garage Sales 614 jewelry/Watcnes 701 Boats & Trailers 808 Off Island/Yulee A 853 Mobile Home Lots 900 TRANSPORTATION
200 EMPLOYMENT 306 Lessons/Classes 602 Articles for Sale 615 Building Materials 702 Boar Supplies/Dockage 809 Lots r 854 Room 901 Automobiles
201 Help Wanted 400 FINANCIAL .603 Miscellaneous ; 616 Storage/ Warehouses 703 Sports Equipment Sales 810 Farms & Acreagev 855 Apartrments-Furhished 902 Trucks
202 Sales-Business 401 Mortgages Bought/Sold 604 Bicycles. 617 Machinery-Tools-Equip. 704 Recreation Vehicles 81,1 Commercial/Retall 856 Apartments-Unfurn. 903 Vans.
203 Hotel/Restaurant 402 Stocks F. Bonds 605 Computers-Supplies 618 Auctions 705 Computers & Supplies 812 Property Exchange 857 Condos-Furnilsnhed 904 Motorcycles
i. 905 Commercial

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102 Lost & Found
LOST RX progressive (no lines)
eyeglasses, bottom of tens no rims, Also,
navy .' ~ T -f e ,. .,iiri.; aids.
Reward -i,, "-J li
LOST DOG Shetland Sheepdog, color
able & white, lost vicinity S. 1lth St,
Neutered mae, approx. 10 yrs. .:ld If
found. please call 904)261-3351.
LOST SMALL BLACK CASE with 3
Si)orr cards for I i.';t *- nera, Lost
,,.rai at Super VJ.'J-tlhr Contains
pictures of dying mother. (904)225-0311
LOST CAT Sp.'. -a ier al., ,.hite .itn
I.. I: .'- I :.. 1 I ,ro in tail ,ta .' r
sweet. Generous reward, Pages Dairy
area. Call (904)225-9682,
LOST CAT 1 -*;d f iem .-k. di r.:., 8
WIzn-, l b & Gro>.i tlor.ist: h ll LoIt
i. ninty .r Sadler & Citrona. Please call
('004)277-2673. .10 REWARD.
SMALL DOG FOUND on eer, Rd in
'ulee Call t904)225-8634 cr (800)966-
3292.
If you have lost your cat or dog, pis
hl.ck botr, ani.T.a shelter T1r-e r|3a aud
Humane Society fac;liry is lo.:area at 67L
Airport Rd. (rext r mre airport & thel
CZ:nry' Arniral Shelter, 856078 LicErse Rd.
,in uk i We :t to the drl'.rs Ihcenie 1-idg I.
LOST DOG Jack Russell/boston T.rr;er
mix. Brown o& white Ju.r haa operali.r.r
needs mreain- Lait seer, Pc.g,' Pisr,
Reward. Call (90-".i753-03'i3

S104 Personals
34 yr. old white male looking for. nice
lady who enjoys eating out, flea markets,
walks on beach, eric.,S .:.rn.3ren
looks/size unimportant; Call Ed s trr 5pmn
261"5520. ,
IS STRESS RUINING Your Life? Read
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3102 N. Habana Ave. Tampa, FL 33607.
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DIVORCE 27 i.350i* C.. er children
etc. Onl, *:re '.inaturre req a "E0tludes
gov't riO Call wek days 6 i.I 462-2-'000
-ext. 600 (8am-7pm), Divorce Tech.
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105 Public Notice

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201 Help Wanted
HAMPTON INN, Sadler Road Taking
application for part-time.. Maintenance
Assistant. Apply in person, -2549 Sadler
Rd.
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP
Part-time CSR desired for local utility
company. 20-25 hours per week, no
benefits. : Flexible hours. Cash
handling/banking experience, preferred.
Applicants must have proven CS skills
(telephone and in-person), ability to work
in a, fast paced, detail oriented office,
flexibility, multi tasking, windows based
computer experience, excellent
math/customer accounting skills. Min. HS
diploma, 2 .-year degree preferred.
Interested applicants can fax resume to:
(9041'261-2663 or mali to PF. Bo< 4-18
FB 32035 Attentiorn 1 Parsonsc
Part-Time Accountant/Bookkeeper -
Importer needs an experienced person
who has computer internet access,and
know Quickb.ooCk. Excel and Word.
Person w.:.uid help with record keeping
and shipping spreadsheets on products
*coming from China, -i.,uri, and would
work from home 2oi tco 4-1 hours per
month. Email or fax resume or letter to
walter.harrison imlndspring.com or fax,
(770)979-3629,
ASST. MANAGER & CASHIERS -
Immediate openings for Yulee fruit & gift
stores. Call Patrick at (904)759-2091;

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PT/FT no exp necessary, $50 cash hiring
bonus. Guaranteed in writing. (888)318-
1638 ext. 107. www.USMaillingGroup.com.
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Driver Dedicated Shorthaul
HOME EVERY NIGHT &
WEEKEND GUARANTEED
No Touch Freight
85% Preloaded/Pretarped
Avg. $777 $1017/week
Jacksonville, FL Terminal
Sunday Callers Welcomel
CDL-A req'd. 877-428-5627
www.ctdrivers.com
WHITE OAK, Yulee, Florida Is currently
accepting applications for a
groundskeeper, carpenter & stables/barn
maintenance attendant positions. Highly
competitive salary and benefits package.
Please fax resume to (904)225-3251 or
call Human Resources at (904)225-3269.
EPE
LOCAL INSURANCE AGENCY
Experienced Personal Lines/CSR/440. Fax
-resun-e to: '904 .i r1-269-4.
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
In FB currently has a part-time position
open for; an Adm.,nnirator for Christian
Education ,ACE) Tnei ACE would
administrate a total, b ngregatonai
education program and provide leadership
to assist the congregation in building a
solid foundation for Christian- living,
spirituality, ministry and outreach. The
ACE jouild -.uper..i.e tr.e volunteer staff of
ta-'h:er an.d aa",stanrs The ACE would
be e Lri,.rar. Ci-.ur.:r, services. For further
inrormrnar..:.r. and to schedule an interview,
please call Cindy Zoul @ 277-4179.
AMELIA TRACE ASSISTED LIVING'
Et.:e:t.,:.nal Assisted Living Facility on
Amelia Island is accepting applications for
Certified Nursing Assistants who love
to care for the elderly. Full Time 11-7
r.mir Apply in person Mon-Fri, 9am-
4. 30pT,: 1900 Amelia Trace Court.
DFWP/EOE

0/0 DRIVER FFE, The F/S Is higher
here! $1.02 avg. $2000 sign-on. $2600
referral bonus. Base plate provided. No
'truck no problem, low cost lease
S:,urcna-s. 18001569-9296 FCAN
HMS-HOST: Leader in Food &
Beverage Facility at the Jacksonville
.Int'l Airport seeking several full time
servers for the Budweiser Brewhouse, a
full service restaurant. We offer great
pay, benefits, 401K, paid vacation & sick
days, advancement opportunities,
educational reimbursement program &
free parking. Apply in person at the Host
Office in the main terminal of the airport,
across form Cinnabon. If you have any
questions, please call (904)741-0040 ext.
13.
(DFW/EOE/M/F/D/V)

The Golf Club ofAmelia Island is
currentlyti/ ac:ieptln' pplir.alt ions for several
.p,:,ition- Golf Maintenance Individuals
should be at least 18 yrs. of age, have
good *rar-spc.rTation & have a desire to
work outside in a team atmosphere.
Outside Cart Staff Hiring to fill
Immediate part-time vacancies. Must be
able to work ,weekdays. Food and
Beverage Great benefit package and
cutting edge work environment. Part-time
and full time experienced wait staff. Aldo
looking for a top-notch sous chef. Apply
for all positions at the Golf Club of Amelia
Island. Call (904)277-8015.
MAINTENANCE PERSON NEEDED for
local 60-unit complex. Call (904)261-
6600.
NANNY NEEDED Mon., Wed. & Fri.,
12pm-4pm. Toddler. $10/hr. Duval Rd.
(904)858-3799
LANDSCAPE DESIGN/SALES Local
individual with proven design ability
needed ,for high-end residential and
commercial clientele.- Applicants should
have 3 to 5 years of stable work history
and success In our north Florida area.
Must have the ability ro) deelc.p new leads
and additional buiire.cses fromr, existing
clientele. -Compensation will be based on
history of success. Please call (904)887-
8266 or fax resume to (904)225-5333.
FLORIDA HOUSE INN Is looking for
Housekeepers, Servers & Chef. Apply in
person at 22 S. 3rd Street.
DRIVER Covenant Transport. Excellent
pay & benefits for experienced drivers,
0/0, Solos, Teams & Graduate Students.
Bonuses paid weekly. Equal opportunity
Employer. (888)MORE PAY, (888)667-
*i3729. FCAN
DEPENDABLE STABLEHAND/GROOM -
Full time or part-timre. Experience
necessary. Reliable transportation. Call
(904)491-5166
PRODUCTION WORKERS NEEDED for
manufacturing plant near airport. Please
call (904)741-4140.
AMELIA GARDEN CENTER
Dependable person needed for plant
care and general maintenance. Must be I
able to lift 50+ lbs. Apply in person,
3028 South 8th Street.

MOVING HELP NEEDED Local mover
needs .laborers for the First Coast area
moves. Transportation & license helpful,
but not required. $10/hr. to start, with
Increase by performance, plus tips &
bonus. Call (904)631-3799 for
Information.
RESTAURANT MANAGER Down under
Restaurant is seeking a qualified person to
join its management team. Applicants
should have prior restaurant experience,
management experience preferred. Fax
resume to 277-3722 or apply In person at
4883 Otis Trail, (904)277-1557..
MTS Is hiring for: Loader Operator with
clearing experience. Loader Operator
with Finish Grade experience. ASV/Skid
Steer ith laser experience. Drug free
. t.rkpia3:e and benefits, medical, dental,
paid vacation. Contact us at (904)261-
3902 or 2424 Pu-li Road FB,. FL
ORVIS TIDEWATER OUTFITTERS -
Part-time sales position. Call (904)261-
2202. A.I.P,
TINA'S FAMILY RESTAURANT all
positions available. Apply Mon-Fri, 9am-
5pm to Tina or Michelle, 542967 US Hwy
1. Callhian .,
LANDSCAPE INSTALLER NEEDED for
fast growing company. Individual must
have valid FL driver's IIc. with knowledge
of Florida plants.' Please :.all James at
(904)887-8266 or 225-9915
HOUSEKEEPERS WANTED Experr,-nre
desired Appi, in perrc.r, at Amella
Rencali. 5211 _. Fletcher Ferriardair,a
Beach.
AMELIA ISLAND GUTTERS Is looking
for an Installer' Drivers lic. req'd. Exp.
preferred, but will train rinc t person rluSt
be able to reac [pe measure 261-1940

ISLAND

DECKS & DOCKS

Join A Winning Team

Experienced
Carpenters
Needed Immediately
For Deck & Dock
Construction.
Top Wages with
Benefits & Bonuses.

Call

(004) 763-6301
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MEDICAL FIRM in Kingsland is In need
of pn experienced Accounts Payable Clerk.
Responsibililtles will Include data entry,
dally bank deposits, balancing
spreadsheets, monthly budgets, mopth-
end closing and Interacting with Internal
staff along with general office duties.
Candidates must have an intermediate
level knowledge of MS Word, Excel and
QuIckBooks. Qualified. candidates will have
minimum 2 years experience In
Accounting. Candidates should fax their
resume to- (912)673-8180, attention
Sarah.

Exp. Housekeepers or Cleaning
Service needed for vacation 'rentals.
Must work every 'Sat. in summer. Cleaning
references required. Fax resume to 261-,
6768 or drop off at Fernandina Beach
Realty, 2057 S. Fletcher Ave.

NOW HIRING
Companies desperately -c ermpiojee; to
assemble products at home lio _eiiing
any hours. $500 week, potential irnfo
1-985-646-1700 DEPT. FL- 1380

NOW HIRING at Winn-Dixie in Yulee.
Overnight stock crew & evening stock
crew, FT hrs avail. Also, PT floral
attendant & Pharmacy Tech, 40 hrs.
available.
MICAH'S PLACE, INC., domestic
.ilence center rn rNasau Counr.,', Flora
is in need of a part-ime Bookkeeper.
Responsible for bookkeeping and grant
management of a' mid-size non-profit.
Experience In non-profit accounting 'and
use of QuickBooks preferred. Please fax
resume, salary requirement-, and
references to (904'491.6362 or send to
PO Box 1628-. Fernain, a Beach, FL
32035.

Senior nniafn'System Speclst
The Forest Resources organization of Smurfit
Stone Container Corporation is seeking an individ-
ual to write, review and analyze detailed descrip-
tions for business processes in order to develop
computer systems to support the organization's
needs. .
The successful candidatewill be able to demon-
I.raie organiZaiinal 3and mulllasirg siilI', riave
" ,cel i eril cifal ii wrin n [0Ti I J iTiu 1or i i 'i'.. 3a d
tir ,u lOmer tervic utc re lea Muil hjvea 3 wcr'igi
knowledge 1o using spre.iiideei, projeil and wc0rl
processing software and demonstrate the ability to
learn the use of other software for support Issues.
The position requires a bachelor's degree; or, an
associate's degree in computer technology and 2-5
years related experience and/or training. Travel
should not exceed 25% on a yearly basis. A cur-
rent, valid drivers license Is required.
Please send your resume to:
I Human Resources
Smurfit Stone Container Corporation,.
Forest Resources
PO Bo 57. Fernandna BeaC FL 32035
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BENNETT CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC.
: 19"'4 H h 4,h 1 :5 -1 Ea: '
iingsland, Ceor.gia 31546 8 i
(912)729-5266
Career Opportunity!
AUTO TECHNICIAN
1.10 I, 21 Per H.:.ur
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4011 '
Pail. HOida .'
Paid lMonrthli Trairrng
EOE:
Contact: Allen Elar'dge
,r W -endiell marrl_
HAIRSTYLIST NEEDED
FOR BUSY SALON
Srlc ani Erica ic currertil, looking for
lier ,ed nailr_'ill'r-t We n a.e full time &
pa .rt -rirer p iti..n a_.aliAble We otler a
guar,nlteed ,iage Av.. Upc' c. 50o'.
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888-886- 778 evt 22-4, aSk for )oc'l,n
S/E & 3-STATE Run T T Dri.er- Ho.rme
Weekenr.i. ilnlea .e pi,, Lenefi c 401K.
Trainees w.,elicomelliarmi are -exp. req. 23
mmnin ageCla-A CDL C-'press Truck Lines
'800'i545-1351. FCAN

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Exciting career
opportunities await you!

* Graveyard Room Service
Food Runners
Facility.Maintenance Tech
Food & Beverage Servers
Culinary/Cooks
Spa Locker Room Attendani
On-Property Drivers
On-Call Massage Therapist

For more information contact:
Human Resouurce
Employment & Recruitment
904.277.5919
P.O. Box 3000 Amelia Island, FL
32035-3000
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Great Benefits and Perks!
EQE and Drug Free Workplaee

CONDO CLEANERS A national
housekeeping company is now accepting
applications for P/T weekend condo
cleaners in the Amelia Island area. Also
hiring supervisors, nouSemen, & drivers.
Transportation & benefit. a.ailalrle. Please
call (904)491-4116.'
CHURCH NURSERY ASST. needed
e.er-, 5tinda, from 8:303aTm-noo:,n. Help
ihn other special worship er,'s,:es during
the week is required (day & night). Please
call' on Tues. & Wed., from 8am-noon,
1'904'i261-4293 ext 15.
BEACHSIDE MOTEL now accepting
applicatior.; for P;T Housekeepers Must
be able t:, work weekends. Include- sign-
orn tb-nus. Appol at BeC-ar.ride Mote. 3712
S. Fiercerr A ,e rio callS please.
PART-TIME ASSISTANT MANAGER -
Apply at; Cold Stone Creamery, 808 Sadler
R--.ad.
Landscape Installation, Maintenance,
and Irrigation Positions Available
'Immediately An experienced Grader
potimona ,is also a'.aiiaole. Apply at
474431 E. State Road 200 (AlA) or phone
261-5040.
Fernandina Security Officer "'D" lic.
req'd. PT/FT Pd wkl5 Ex benefit. Fox
Security, 7999 Priilip Mwr,., Ste. 305, Jax.
1'866)299-0540 Lc. sAB2000006.

THE RfZ-CARLTON*
AMELIA ISLAND
Now Offering a
Signing Bonus
For the Following Positions!

Culinary $ Varies
Housekeeper $9.42
Utility Steward $8.45
New Employees will receive:
$250.00 after Ninety Days
an additional
$250.00 after Six Months
HOURS OF APPLICATION
Tues. 2-7pm
Wed. & Fri. 9-11am, 2-4pm
Call to schedule appointments
outside of application hours
EMPLOYMENT HOTLINE
904-277-1076 --
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904-277-1054
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HARRISON COVE Single slory lour
bedroom home. This property has been
well maintained and has lots of lile, sky-
lighls. fireplace, and a wonderful 29x 12
screened porch:. Membership lo Golf
Club of Amelra available.
$429,900 #34456

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WALK TO THE BEACH or Egan's OCEANV EW DUPLEX Iocaled on the
Creek Greenway from this 3 bed- North End of Ihe Island Each side 2
room/2 bath home in Ocean Sound. bedrooms and 2 5 balhs. The view and
It includes an eat-in kitchen, separate beach access are greall Good opportu-
dining room and lots of room for the niry lor investment, second home or pri-
family. $319,900 #34512 mary residence. $665,000 #34404

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LEADE

PART-TIME POSITION In retail. Apply
to Harbor Wear, 212 Centre St
LPN'S needed Imrmediately for Home
Healthcare shifts CNA/HHA's needed
for Clay, Duval, Nassau cou.ntles. Call
(904)744-6320.

202 Sales-Business
ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE
Tnree people needed t':r assist Manager
Duties include recrulung, training, and
marketing of new products Willing to
train. Earnings opportunity to start $600
per useek Call f904)894-3912

201 Help Wantmd I
SUPERVISOR OF HOUSEKEEPING
Hign energy level, full time. Experience
necessary. Apply in person, 98 5. Fletcr.er
Ave., Elizabeth Pointe Lodge.
BREAKFAST COOK Need a high energy
level early morning person. Apply In
person, 98 S. Fletcher Ave.,, Elizabeth
Pointe Lodge. I i
Earn $S$ Helping M-DsI Process medical
claims from home. Call the Federal Trade
Commission to And out how to spot
medical billing scams. 1(877)FTC-HELP.
A message from me News-Leaaer and the
FTC
LUNCH 8 PREP cook needed, warLstarf
needed for breakfast & lunch. Weekend
work necessary. Call 556-2308 after 2.00.
CAFE KARIBO now open 7 days per
week Currently seeking ouallrle wait
staff & kitchen help Day & evening shifts
available Applications accepted 2-4pm
daily, 27 Ii 3rd St
DOWN UNDER RESTAURANT is now
accepting applications for experienced
servers, bartenders and kitchen staff.
Apply in person at 4883 Otis Trail. 261-
1001
1878 TAVERN & GRILLE now hiring
wa;ttarf & line cooks. Apply In person
after 4pm.

OSPREY VILLAGE is seeking an
experienced, professional individual to
supervise/ operate our members only
private dining room at the clubhouse Full
time afternoonse-ening hours. Good pay &
benefits. Apply In person at 48 Osprey
Village Dr., Amelia Island, FL.
PART-TIME PHONE HELP WANTED -
Sales or Telemarketing experience
necessary. Evening work. $8.00 an hour.
Call Lean at (904)277-2949.

BIG DADDY'S PIZZA
REMODELING COMPANY needs an now hiring Drivers/Snift Runners. For
experienced remodeler & carpenter. Must more Informatlorn call 491-8484 415-
have truck & tools Call 904)491-8449. 2-134 or 19041714-9097

HORSE FARM Large thirteen bed- MINUTES TO FISHING! Totally
room home with a 1,500 SF base- updated mobile home is ready and wait-
ment. The property also features a ing for youl Features include all new
stocked lake, 8 stall barn with tack krichen appliances, fireplace, ceiling
room, and fruit trees. A perfect multi- fans, and washer & dryer. 3BR/2BA &
use retreat! $2,200,000 434547 a den. $95,500 #34480

aunurvuau L fnl.r-nf 1tnmru
in Oyster Bay. This 3BR/3BA home
features a great location magnificent
views, an oversized garage, a screened
lanai, and protective hurricane shutters
$414.900 #34403

WATERVIEW, AMELIA ISLAND Outstanding CONVENIENTLY LOCATED and A RARE OPPORTUNITY One of a
consrruclion.ideigr.inaSouthEndgsiedcom- beautifully appointed. Don't wail This kind marshfront estate facing ihe ICW
maunry. Arthur Rulenburg home overlooking a home won't be available for long. and bordered by Royal Amelia Golf
serene, natural pond selling Hrome d n tes Wonderful open living/kitchen area Course This 3.7 acre property consIsts
s n le n a in ~ n g n h a la r g e s c r e e n e d la n a i & u m .^ ^ ^ Q ? s n t e m r h r n
mer klrchen Many upgrades, mcluding 2-way with wood & tile floors. The fenced of a 3,100 SF house on he marshront
fireplace, smanrt home & home theatre w.nrg yard encloses a fountain and child's and 3 lots with golf course views
an.qonn a ,o1Rp olav house. $180.000 #34383 $1,997,000 #31945

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S I 'isit our w'ebsite ait ulnlaipfl.conm/realestate Prices subject to change withoutt notice.
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DICK'S WINGS accepting applications
beside Lowe's every Saturday, 9am.1pm
Cal 1904)8'9-0339 for Information.
NEED PART-TIME HELP for cleaning
busines- Dependability a must. Please
call (904) '08-8364 for more Information.
A COOL TRAVEL Job 1ow hiring (18 24
positions i. Guys/Gals to work & travel
entire USA. Paid training, transportation,
lodging furnished. Call today, start today
(877)646-50SO. FCAN

LOOKING FOR SERVERS & LUNCH
TIME DISHWASHER Call after 2.30pm,
(9,1)4'26l .0508
EILEEN'S ART & ANTIQUES Weekend
salesperson. Fun, energetic, happening
place to work downtown. Stop in for an
application. (904)2 7-27'17
LAMB CHRISTIAN DAY CARE Is hiring
2 panr-time position; & 1 funll time
position. COA & certified preferred Call
(9041261-5301.

Part-Time Clerica Position Real
estate law frm seeking employee for a
part-time clerical position. Please tax
resume to Alan B Almand, PA. 277-7097,
Attn. Andrea
JOBS LOTS OF 308JOBS$ A legitimate
shopping company requires evaluators in
Fernandina Bh to audit business. WE PAY
YOU YOU PA, i0O FEESI' Apply online &
start today at aww sei.reLtshopnet.com
The Morale, Welfare & Recreation
Dept. aboard Surase Kings Bay, is now
accepting ,p h:icatl:.ns for- Automotive
Worker. Pa yti1.36 PH without Denefits
For Information or applications contact
MWR Personnel Office at: (912)573-8572.

4we Promise You the

cBest of 4melia

Available Villas

,,4,
Dunes Club ViUlas
Phase li . S1,885,000-
$2,197,950
Phase B1 .$1.556,950-
$2,297,950
PhaseD' . .$2,103,105-
$3,0u01,000

Beach Walker Villas
Villa # 1134 .. .$675,000
Villa # 1136 .$839,000

SandcasUles Villas
Villa 222..... $397,500
Villa #230..... $425,000
Villa #269.. ... $439,000
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Seaside Retreat
Villa #102 .. $1,100,000
Villa #20)4 $1,150,000

Turtle Dunes
Villa #1833 ....$725,000
Villa # 1815 .. $849,000

Ocean Club Villas
Villa #6035 .$1,950,000
Villa #613 .$1,990,000

Available Homnesites

Wooded .
23 Sweetwater Oaks

Beach Wood Villas Piper Dunes
Villa #2014 ... .$395,000 Villa 61534N $1,325,000

Fiddler's Bend VUlas Windsong
Villa #3428 .. : llUJ1 Villa 1402 .$1,395.000

Price
. .. ...... $189,000

10 Oak Point ...:.. ., ...... .$ 360,000

Marsh/Intracoastal Price
5 The Pointe at Long Point ... .$525,000
6 The Pointe at Long Point '... .$575,000
66 Long Point ... ... .. ..$795,000
5 The Pointe Estate Lot....... .$995,000
13 & 14 Sound Point .. ... ..$1,250,000

4fmelia IslJd Plant aziorr
featl tsiaie Sales

800-597-8108

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3K SECURIGUARfl INC.

LOOKING FOR A CHALLENGING NE\V CAREER?
APPLY FOR A FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME POSITION
ON THE SECURITY GUARD FORCE AT THE
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STARTING SALARY $9.09- $13.09
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
Minimum 1 year of full-time verifiable Securit/Law
Enforcement Experience or Graduate of a recognizable Law
Enforcement Academy. Will also accept Military Veterans
with Honorable Discharges.
U.S. Citizenship
Minimum 21 years of age
Possess 'a High School Diploma or GED
Possess a Valid U.S. Driver's License
No Criminal Record
Applicants are required to pass a physical exam, drug screen,
background check and a physical fitness assessment. .
SFor further information Please Call (912) 576-8695
Or '
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St. Marys, GA 31558
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MEDICAL CO\ LRAGE. PAID '.-AC ATiON iu l- holdD.\ S, 4,.1,K PLAN ,
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MOTHER of 3 *,r Old & infant twins
needs an extra pair of loving hands to
nelp care for children during early evening
hours 3 days/week. Send resume to PO
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Are You Looking For A P/T Nanny? -
or someone to run errands? Available M-F,
8:15ar-l:45pm, Call April at 225-5890 or
335-7297.'

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FULL HORSE BOARDING Clean Indoor
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for training, available trails for trail riding.
Call 753-1778.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT

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TRAINING FOR EMPLOYMENT

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Bulldozers Backkhoes
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Graders Scrapers Excavators
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Saturday. 10-6. Sunday 12-5
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Yulee, FL Hwy 17. 1M2 Mile North of A1A

APPLIANCES

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Washers, Dryers, Refligerators
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Appliunce PRdits
Delivery Available
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JOHN'S BALED
PINE STRAW
Locally Owned & Operated
Home Delivery

277-0738"

CARPET/CARPET REPAIR

Repairs Restretches Small Installations

CARPET REPAIRS BY DAVE
96117 Cessna Dr. Yulee, FL 32097
DaveConley Tel:90- 277.?3382
OWNER Cell: 904-583-0885

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CLEANING SERVICE

HONEY DO'S
CLEANING
& HANDYMAN SERVICE
277-2824 or 904583-0012 ce
Licensed. Bonded & Insured
Homes Condo's Rentals Offices
We Do Windows
Inside & Out Cleaning
CALL CATHY DURANCE

PERFECT CLEAN, INC.
.BB
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Please Call LUs A 753-3067 "
HOMES* CONDOS,
* OFFICES

CLEANING SERVICE
Residential / Commercial
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AMELIA

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SNOW INSTALLING
l SCREEN ROOMS
6" Seamless
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Now Accepting Major Credit Cards
LICENSED & INSURED Lowell & Renee Duster
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er 20,000 in use nationwide
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SRetractable Pull-Across Screens,
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o mah ot dcodet/
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904-753-6301

*lMikeHursey
Owner

The Oldest Dock Bulder n the Co.
& There's a Reason Why.
DBA NASSAU DOCKS & DECKS
Quality Work with Quality Materials
3400 Hursey Dr.ulee, FL 32097 I
Cell: 904-583-3014 -Of./Fax: 904-261-5465

GARDEN CENTER

BRIDGEVIEW
Nursery & Garden Center
*Large Variety of Plants
*Trees *Concrete
*Bulk Cypress
& Rubber Mulch
-Pinestraw *Pottery
'*Indoor Plants
FREE DELIVERY
Our Staff is eager to help with all
your gardening needs.
4245 State Road 200 (A1A)
,, '(6ii1 261-3410
'A 1 I I
HANDYMAN

Manley's.
Renovations,
.Master Carpentry
fnterior & Exterior Trim

Ceramic Tile
Painrting .
Fr-nming
Additions
Over 30 VeiirsExperlence
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NICK ISABELLA, INC.'
Color and Stamped Patios,
Driveways, Sidewalks, Slabs
Now doing Concrete Overlays
and Concrete Staining
261-3565 FREE ESTIMATES
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STEPPING STONE
BRICK PAVERS
Driveways Walkways
Pool Decks Patios
e Retaining Walls
277-4873
Licensed Insured Reliable

DRAFTING & DESIGN |

GC general rafting
& Design
COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING'
& DESIGN SERVICES
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL/RESIDENTIAL
(904) 225-0960
Certified & Licensed

Mike Einnage Office 904-879-2362
SCell 904-226-4070

SPECIALIZE IN ALL VARIES
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Sales service Repair
*Irrigation *Landscape
*Lawn Maintenance
*Outdoor Lighting
eDrainage
*Tractor-Loader Work
*Sodding all types
Quality work since, 1987
Design Installation Renovations
Call for Quotes or Service
261-5040

Sandigger
Irrigation, Inc.

Sprinkler Systems
Installations* Spring Tune-Ups
Maintenance Plans *Landscape Lighting
Repairs Expansions
Well Pump Testing
Call Today for Your Free Estimate!

Licensed &d Insured
Visa/Mastercard

PRESSURE WASHING I

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Atlantic
Custom
Exteriors
Screen Room and Pool
Enclosures
Florida Rooms
Vinyl Siding
Hurricane Shutter
Replacement Windows
904-321-1968 Office
904-206-1334 Cellular
Licensed & Insured
Locally Owned & Operated
Uc.# S 1311 49639

Flip Flops

"use what you have"
decorating, interior
painting,, color selection,,
organizing, prep. for sale,
move in help, vacation:
home makeovers, etc.
Lisa Inglie,
557-1151
Licensed / Insured'

NASSAU HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
SPECIALIZED IN
PRESSURE WASHING
Complete Home Cleaning
Residential / Commercial
Discount Rates for Active
Military & Retired and
Senior Citizens
Licensed Bonded Insured
BUS: 277-8687
CELL: 753-0303

Herschel Reynolds Chris Lowe
Sales Consultant Sales Consultant

CHEVROLET BUICK
PONTIAC GMCO
464054 SR 200 *Yulee
(904) 261-6821

VDDVSP PWA lK-
Qualiry x\ork at ,
reasonable prices. .. -
No job too small or o0 large"
* Licensed Bonded Insured
Reference. Available
FREE ESTIMATES 225-9292
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PRESSURE WASHING

PRESSURE WASHING
RAY O'ROURKE,
Houses Trailers Patios
Driveways etc;
Roofs.
Wood Decks Cleaned & Resealed
FREE ESTIMATES
261-4353

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U SPECIAUSTS
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*'MULCH or PINESTRAW *
SPRING CLEAN-UPS *
IE ESTIMATES
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(904) 415-3972

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Blowing & Spray For Weeds
CALL 2611-6798
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Law" ServIce
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OWNER *
Cell:',(904) 753-2653
4102 River Marsh Bend
Fernandina Beach, FL'32034

NEW & USED CARS

Replacing
Regrouting / Sealing
Add Wash Cleaning

Recalling
Bathrooms / Kitchens
Interior / Exterior

FRED LONG
Top Soil Sand & Gravel Fill Dirt
Hauling Tractor Work
Bush Hog Grading

TRUCKING
(904) 261.-5098

YOUNG TREE SERVICE
STUMP REMOVAL
Over 20 Years Exp.
Member of B.B.B.
Free Estimates.
904-430-0591
Licensedd& insred

UMike lHursy
Owner
BIG'UM
On, or i e r Li u.; r Cc'-api n e irn i i e,
TREE SERVICE
| 340L Hulsey Dr Yules, FL 32097
S Cell: 90-s83-3014'*t/fa1 904 261-5465

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CompleteLawn Care- Commercial Residential
fearRound Service -Reasonable Rates
WEALSODO TRACTOR WORK.
Licensed &Insured. ReferencesAvailable.
Office (904)8794202 Cell (904)874-1765

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I 601 a Saes I 601 Garage sales,

(2) FREE KITTENS to good home.
Would like to keep together Call
, i'912)i76-8833, leaje mes-sage

601 Garag les I
RELAY FOR LIFE YARD SALE given by
the Tooth Fairies. Sac 4/16, 8am-Hiam
1917 Citrona Dr.
REMODELING GARAGE SALE Sat.
4116. Bam-llam. Appliances, cabinets,
mixture;, mirrors & more. 3684 Cayman
Cir. (in Nassau Lakes off CR107).
ESTATE SALE 85960 Avant Rd, Yulee
iHwy 17 to Harts Rd to Wilson Neck to
Avant) Thrurs. 4/14, Fri. 4/15 & Sat.
4/16, 8am-5pm. tNo Early Birds. Antiques
Furniture, stereo equip, tools & J.ousenhold
goods.
HUGE GARAGE SALE Must gol 4129
River Marsh Bend Furniture, kitchen stuff,
BBQ grill, DVD players, TV's, stereo
equipment, etc CHEaPili Sat. 4/16
7am-noon. ho early birds plea-e
MOVING SALE 604 Ash St. (904;321.
2121. Sat. 4/9 & 4/16, 8am-ncoon
Antique mono-gCuitar amp s. speaker.
loo$100 Peave', XP.500 mixerr amrp 2
Trainor speakers, $200 2 metal cabinets,
desk, garden swing. 60
GARAGE SALE Fri. 4/115 & Sat. 4/,16,
bam-2pm Ocean Cal 412 Georgia A.v
Furniture & househc.la items
CAT'S ANGELS YARD SALE Sat 4/16,
8am-3pm at 1722 5. 8th St.. next to Best
Friends Card: acrosss from Taco Bell)
Furniture, dingh/, books, mis1i noucehold
items, & more. To donate call 321-2267
MOVING SALE T.:.o many Items to list.
Fishing, tonls, hunting, books, t.o 25 /earc
teaching, computer, jewelry, disnes, quilts,
car & truck. A1A 8 Biackrock Rd 2 miles
down on left. Look for signs Fri. & Sat.,
8'30arr.5pm
97412 AMY DR. off Checter Rd Sat.
4/16,- 8am-3pm Spring cleaning.
Something for everyone. 84 Ford Bronco
il, s1750/OBO.

NAUTICAL FLEA MARKET Beach
Marine, 2315 Beach Blvd., hax Bch. April
30 &,. May 1 100 booths of fishing,
boaing, diving, decor, clothing, etc &
good food. it's all here For Info call
(904)992-9555 or go to:
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YARD SALE Sat. 4/16, 8am-2pm.
Christian rlotorcycle Association Pages
Dairy Rd. Follow the signs. Lrts of stuff
BIG MOVING SALE Fri, 8am Spm &
Sat., Sam-lpm. Furniture, nousehold
items. All qualirv Items. Beacnwalk Suba.
(on Jasmine to Jean LaFitte, follow signs).
FLORENCE POINT 5441 Marsh View Ln
Sat. 4j16, 83m-12om. Furniture
electronics, pictures, etc
GARAGE SALE Fri. 4/15 & Sat. 4/16,
8am *12pm. Seaside Suba., 496 Crosswind
Dr
GARAGE SALE Sat. 4/16, 8am-lpm.
23429 Flora Parke Blvd. Clothing,
hc.udenold items. 3-family sale.
MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE Fri 4/15
& Sat 4/16, 8am-3pm. 3315 Crews Rd.
11.
BIG SALE MARSH LAKES. 9am-3pm,
Sat 4/16. 222 Marsh Lakes'Dr. Rain or
shine.
COLOSSAL YARD SALE Way too much
tn. mention. 4 families. 4494 Fiddler Dr.
Pne', Iieand Htollow signs). Sat 4/16,
8arrn snarp! .7
YARD SALE Sat. 4/16, 8am-2pm. 1613"
Plantation Oaks Ln. (south of Harris
Teeter). Youth bed, desks, dresser, cots,
speakers, children's clothes, adult
bicycles, furniture & much more. Rain
date: Sun. 4/17.
ESTATE SALE Moving. 604 Ash St
Sam-noon, Sat. 4/9 & Sat. 4/16. 1928
bedroom suite, 11 pieces,. $650.
Wardrobe, $200. (2) buffets (2) old
cabinets, $45/ea. TV cabinet, $15. Tools
& Yard Sale.
YARD SALE Sat. 4/16, 9am-2pm. 301
S. 3rd St., Fern. Beach (next to Museum).

3-FAMILY GARAGE SALE Furniture,
computers, decorator Items, plus, plus.
Fnri 4 15 8& Sat. 4/16, Sam-lpm. 4596
village Dr., Marsh Lakes.
GARAGE SALE Sat 4/16., 8am-lpm.
1914 Highiaiid Or len & women's
cicOhirng, D cOk srhoe,, crnputers, stereo,
tools, cornE funrirure & kitchen articles.
YARD SALE Sat. 4,16, 8am-2pm, in
rJa-:-aua.llie to Marc Anthonv Rd., follow
signs TooiLs, furn., wnatnots., & much
mr:,re. Rain cancels.

SAT. 4/16 10am-2pm.
Comnputerprlr.itr, 1997 green Sebring
convertible, primary teacher materials,
nousehc'io ieTIn, furniture, clothes,
Cnriistmai & other holiday items much
more tic' early bird please. 2124
Canterbury Ln

BEAUTIFUL HOME 3BR/2BA
nice neighborhood near Egan's
Creek on the Island, with stone fire-
place, cathedral ceilings, skylights,
eat-in kitchen, fenced yard.
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snort siroll to ihe be3cn from ihis patio home Ideal for sec-
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pubDic living spate Bedrooms are spill Iront to back HVAC
system is new 5569.000 MLS #34488

Intriguing new home in historic Old Town. complete with front
& rear tiled porches, river views 10' smooth ceilings. bamboo
wood floonng, dual zones & an open light & bright plan.
Hardlboard (low maintenance) siding & 8' double French door
entry 1/1 downstairs & 2/2 upstairs Adjoining lot available
$399,900 MLS #33474

Unassuming from Ine curbt. his Qualit/ conslrycied residence
boasts 9' ceilings. 2 & 3 step crown molding, bonus room over
garage, 20' ile flooring split bedroom arrangement, .granite tops
and tumbled marble batksplash in klichen, Andersen'" windows
& thoughtfully crahte., delalied rim work ihroughoul On island
No homeowners association or ilel $329,000 MLS #34122

* Lots 3 & 4 on White Street in Old Town;- $150,000 MLS #33472
* Lot 24 on Little Piney. 1.27 acre with 211' marsh frontage. $324,900 MLS #28361
* Lot 4 Sound Point Court. Marshfront, potentially boat accessible in Long Point /
Amelia Island Plantation. $1,150,000 MLS #34630

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Home of distinction, great room Lovely brick home, 4.51 wooded and 3BR.'2BA Fleerwood NMH on one
with fireplace, 3 or 4BR 3BA, secluded acres in city limits. acre. Nice country home that is
bonus room, gourmet kitchen. Custom built; 3BR 2.5BA, LR, DR, convenient to area shopping, as
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acre cleared. 3BR. 2BA, formal MBA has garden rub, new above 4'3, 2-story design under construc-
LR, DR, large den with wood ground pool. Must see to appreci- tion, 2,666 sq.ft.. large kitchen
burning fireplace. are. $169,900 '34264 with island, big bonus room.
$129,900 #33821 $414.000 #32691

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a7 zoned Cl on AlIA heart of Yulee-
$2,700,000 #34521
2 acres on AIA & 17, Prime
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Home is like brand new, Deep Water, Secluded Paradise. $1,900,000 #34519
3BR'2BA, breakfast bar, large Beautidfu brick:2-srory home on 1.5 Pages Dairy Rd. 17.95 acres on
dining room with French doors. acres, 4BR.4BA, 40x14 bonus room, Lofton Creek. Development pos-
No association fees. quick access to Intracoasta] & ocean. sibiliry. $600,000 #34522
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I 601 Garage Sales 1 602 Articles for Salel

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ANNUAL NATURES GATE
NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE Sat.
4/16, 8am-lpm. Lots of furniture,
pictures, & misc. household Items.
GARAGE SALE Sat. 4/16 & Sun. 4/17,
7:30am-12pm. Multi-family. Forrest Dr.
(across from Harris Teeter). Couch,
tables, baby furniture, dishes, etc.
CRAFT & YARD SALE at Yulee United
Methodist Church on Christian Way. Rent a
space, (904)261-8335. Come buy cakes,
pies, cookies, hot dogs, corn dogs, onion
rings, coffee, cold drinks, or browse. Sat.
4/16, 8am-2pm.

1602 Articles for Salel
AUCTION this Friday, 7pm, at Jency's
Country Barn, 850918 US 17 North, Yulee.
Lic. No. AB2377, AU480. Old & new. Call
548-7297. We welcome your items on
consignment, either for auction or in
store.
21" MULCHING LAWN MOWER -
Excellent condition. Motor serviced &
blade sharpened since last use. $100.
Call (904)491-7925.
ESTATE FURNITURE REDUCED (6)
Rattan chairs, full mattress w/rattan
headboard, full mattress, card table & (4)
chairs. (904)261-3854
HANDMADE ART GLASS First quality &
second. Elleen's Art & Antiques, 702
Centre St. (904)277-2717. Opening
celebration April 15th, 5-8pm. Through
Maylst.
Solid Wood Office Desk 60"x30",
walnut ext., oak drawers, $250. Jack
LaLanne Power Juicer used 1 time,
extra accessories included, $100. 321-
0184

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FOR SALE Pre-owned petite clothes,
very good condition, sizes 12 & 14.
Dresses, slacks, jeans & blouses. Never
worn in Yuiee or Fernandina. (904)225-
2826

1 603 Miscellaneous
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I 607 Antiques 1
& Collectibles

1860'S OAK SIDEBOARD BUFFET -
Very large piece, great for bed &
breakfast. $2900 asking price. At
Heavenly Treasures, 2001 Osborne St., St.
Marys GA (912)882-3292.

Sat., 10:30am to l:30pm
23627 Flora Parke Blvd.
Priced in $200's. Call Becky for Info
(904)206-1370, Heritage Realty.
26 FT. DEEP WATER *
Beautiful home on deep water.
Quiet setting with new dock & lift.
Priced $600's. Call Becky
@ (904)206-1370, Heritage Realty.

610 Air Conditioners
S /Heating

HEAT/COOL WINDOW Units. Used all
sizes w/warranty. Repairs to central &
window AC's. Refrigerators & freezers.
Kish's (904) 225-9717. We buy window
A/C's.

1611 Home Furnishings[
SOFAS $50-$200, Recliners $45-$95, &
much more. Heavenly Treasures
Consignment Shop, 2001-B Osborn St.,
St. Marys, GA; 1(800)966-3292 or
(912)882-3292.
SUMMER BCH HOME Beautiful dark
rattan 48" round formica tbi w/4 swivel
arm chairs w/cushions, $500. Lg wicker
base glass top dining tbi w/6 upholstered
arm chairs, $1000. 2 custom twin fabric
headboard, $200. (904)261-3854
"HOOKER" ENTERTAINMENT CENTER -
Desert Sienna, taupe, never used, in box,
$2,900. Karen (904)556-9549.
SPANISH STYLE BR set, 5-drawer chest,
9-draWer dresser w/mirror, Queen
headboard, dark solid wood, $800. (1)
4'x5' canvas wall painting, pastel color (2
egrets in grass & palmettos w/a lake),
$150. Stackable Sears 'W/D, $200.
Antique sideboard, 6.5' long, very heavy,
make offer. (904)321-0140
AIP Moving executive home furnishings,
only 2 yrs old. 2 swivel arm chairs/1
ottoman, black KS iron bed w/mattress
set & Stanley dresser, mirror, Ig chest,
console, baker rack/holds wine, 48" round
glass top w/4 natural rattan chairs
w/cushions, 2 office desks 26x60, one is
computer style. 261-3854 for appt., Iv
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CENTURY 21 John T. Ferreira & Son, Inc.
500 Centre Street
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034

Call Mary at 904-753-1048

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OWNER FINANCING POSSIBLE FOR QUALIFIED BUYERS
High Pointe is a gated community of 34 estace-size homesites sit-
uated in a natural preserve Interior lots are beautifully wooded
with some lots flronting Amelia River and its stunning marshes and
views High Pointe is a peaceful and quiet location with natural
conservation ar-as. )et it is conveniently located within minutes of
shopping and Amelia Island and its amenities

private estates in a natural preserve
Choose your lot and your own builder Not familiar .-.'.th the area we can assist you in your builder
selection lust call Mary Caserca or Jim Caserra. Realtors
Lot I High Pointe Drive $164.900 Lot 31 High Poince Drive $164.900
Lot 3 High Pointe Drive $168.900
Kings Plantation OWNER FIP.JANCING POSSIBLE FOR QUALIFIED BUYERS
Located at Kings Ferry. Kings Plantation *s a very pir'iE-.ga3ed community of 12 estr.ate parcels Scenic
St Marys River subdivision with large oak. sycamore and cedar crees Choose your own builder for your
dream home
Lot 6 & 1/2 of 7 St. Marys Deep Water Riverfront $399.900
Lot 3 St. Marys Deep Water Riverfront $184.900
Lot II Interior Wooded Lot $84.900
Kinss Ferry OVVNER FINANCING POSSIBLE FOR QUALIFIED BUYERS
Beautifully wooded property with many possibilities Estate. development or other uses. Minutes from
Nassau County public boat ramp on St Marys River Super opportunity for land developer
I 3 Acre Parcel $159.900 Deep Water
8 5 Acre Parcel $229.900 23 Acre Parcel Riverfront $899.900
SCallahan OWNER FINANI.ING POSSIBLE ~OR QUALIFIED BUY.ERS.-
forest Choose your own Duilder and build your aream home
2 Acre Parcel $59.900

OCEANFRONT 2/2, secure first floor
unit, recently renovated. Great unit being
sold fully furnished. Only 100 yds. from
the Ritz-Carlton. $849,000 #34271

BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME In desirable
neighborhood close to beach & downtown.
3BR/2.5BA, large detached garage In addition to,
attached 2-car garage. $439,000 #33791

uncKET O cEA n VIEWSa fromi
this charming beach property near
beach access. $890,000 #33107

SHORT WALK TO THE BEACH
3BR/2BA open floor plan with bay
dining area. New windows.
$344,500 #34507

UNDER i

CONSTRUCTION"

ONLY FIVE OCEANVIEW TOWN-
HOMES LEFT! 3BR/3BA with elevator
& 2-car garage. 2,000 SF. Under con-
struction. $675K-$690K

NORTH HAMPTON
5BR/4BA, plenty of room for large fam-
ily. Bonus room, over 2,900 SF.
$378,000 #32662

GREAT LOCATION Like new ELEGANCE THROUGHOUT in
4BR/3BA, only one year old. Private, Long Point's prestigious gated commu-
nity on the golf course. Over 6,000 SF.
wooded backyard. $379,000 #34587 $1,600,000 #33120

SVirtual Tours Available at
www.donniefussell.com

GREAT INVESTOR PROPERTY!
Beautiful 2-story, 3BR/2BA home plus
game area or study. Like new under one
year old. Easy to seea $169,000 #33325

BEAUTIFUL 312 in MARSH LAKES Over
2,500 SF, Italian stone floors, granite counter-
tops, gourmet kitchen, heated & screened pool,
gas FP & more. $639,000 #33997

BEAUTIFUL DEEP WATER HOME
Well maintained, sitting room off of master,
new dock with boat lift, updated kitchen,
artesian well, tile floors. $990,000 #33854

IMMACULATE and SPACIOUS
3BR/2BA with spacious floor plan. One
block off the ocean. Built-in bookcases &TV
center. $399,000 #33998

* ONLY OCEANFRONT LOT One of the last remaining lots to build
on! $845,000
* MARSHFRONT LOT I acre plus $199,000
* 6+ ACRES ON MARSH 1,400+ SF cottage, private access.
Cnll for hrlkina &e to see!

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BROKER-ASSOCIATE

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$229,900
86065 Meadowridge Ct.
MLS#34440 3BR/2BA,
Approx. 1,995 SF brand new
home in Meadowfield.
Home has living, dining,
family room & breakfast area.

$565,900
86293 N. Hampton Club Way
MLS#34251 4BR/4BA, Approx.
4,375 SE Beautiful custom home
w/tile & wood flooring, marble
fireplace, large kitchen & loft
area. Enjoy views of the lake.

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$258,900
30462 Forest Parke Dr.
MLS#34339 4BR/2BA,
Approx. 2,250 SF in lovely
Flora Parke. Custom island
in kitchen, home backs up to
natural buffer.

$199,900
86691 Riverwood Drive
MLS#33934 3BR/2BA, Approx.
1,610 SF brand new home in
Meadowfield. Home has split floor
plan with living/den, family room
and breakfast area.

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$269,900
23869 Flora Parke Blvd.
MLS#34039 3BR/2BA plus
bonus room. Approx. 2,356 SE
Immaculate home in popular
Flora Parke.
Enjoy views of the lake.
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$228,900
44549 Green Meadows Lane
MLS#33605 4BR/2BA,
Approx. 2,100 SF all-brick home
in Callahari on 2 acres of useable
land. Plenty of privacy.

$419,900
86142 Eastport Drive
MLS#33564 -.4BR/3BA.
Approx. 2,813 SF on golf course
ini North Hampton.
Many upgrades including
crown molding, jacuzzi jet tub
and much more.

3716 Cayman Circle
MLS#33682 4BR/2BA 2,221 SF
plus bonus room. Beautiful Nassau
Lakes home on 1 acre, with wood
floors, granite countertops, custom
cabinetry & much more.

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* Estate Size Lots in North Hampton with Marsh Frontage. One lot is approx. 2 acres $499,900 and one lot is approx.
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has great exposure. $450,000 MLS#33586

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9 HERON OAKS PLACE 6 OAK POINT DRIVE $875,000 39 BEACHWOOD ROAD C-121 AMELIA SURF & RAC-
$899,000 Amelia Island Amelia Island Plantation. $695,000 AMELIA ISLAND QUET $385,000 4th floor 1
Plantation. 3BR + den/3BA + E,iauTiui 4iTP home or, lIgoon in PLANTATION Th,. t.sut.ruuho bed, 1 bath ocean view, fur-
powder room. Luxury features Long Point. Immaculate condi- on one level sa&Lated on 2 Iots ,
include wood floors, granite tion with wood floors, granite across from a dedicated greenbelt nished, excellent rental-income
kitchen; milestone bathrooms, features a 3 car garage, 4BR/3BA, potential. MLS# 34434
marble master bath & shower, kitchen crown mldings, office den, cathedral ceilings, gas fireplace
marble fireplace, built-in book metal roof & community pool. & many more luxury features. Walk
shelves &. crown mouldings. Walk to the beach or Long Point to the beach, tennis court and
1,000 ft. to beach MLS# 34245 Clubhouse. MLS# 34124 health club. MLS# 34526
N' ... $7 .e .
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408U S1. lyiAtK. LUUKI -
$219,000 Great location on
the South End. 2BR/2BA, 2 car
garage. Close to,beach, shop-
ping and restaurants,
Community pool & tennis
court to enjoy. MLS# 34396
,...

617 S. 15TH ST. $169,000 L 55 JUNIPER DRIVE 5609.000
Lovely home on Amelia Amelia Island Plantation, fabulous
Island, original tOwners. This marshview lot in prestigious Long
Island,, original owners. Th Point. Build your custom home
home has an 18x32 pool and now or later (no' time limit)
separate spa. 15x30 covered amongst some of the most archi-
porch. Close to schools and textural designed homes on
ho. MLS# 34127 South Amelia Island.

L-58 LONG POINT 5419,000
Beautifully treed corner lot with large
lake across the street on one of Amelia
Island Plantation's most prestigious
streets! Build your home amongst some
of the most architectural homes on
Amelia Island. MLS# 31955

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L-68 SEA MARSH ROAD- $259,000 LIME STREET $175,000 L-259 BOSTICK WOOD L-32 LONG POINT $675,000 One of
Beautifully treed lot with lake/lagoon Prime lot in very desirable com- DRIVE $110,000 North the last marsh/Intracoastal view lots
view on Amelia Island Plantation. mercjal area. Near hospital and Hampton Country Club. Best remaining on one of Amelia Island's most
Easy walk to the Links Clubhouse and medical complexes. Lots of value lot in community, wood- prestigious streetsI Build your new cus-
property owners club. Build your potential for multiple uses. ed preserve across from golf tom home amongst some of the most
pDrive by this great location, course. Up to 3 years to build architecturally beautiful homes on
custom home now or later (no time MLS# 34580 if necessary. MLS# 34448 Amelia Island Plantation. No time limit
limit). MILS# 32445 to start construction MLS# 31693

L-1 HARRISON COVE $204,900 35 MARSH CREEK ROAD $176,000 1369 HARRISON POINT TRAIL 237 SANDCASTLES $399,900
South Amelia Island. Corner lot on Best value on Amelia Island $439,995 Immaculate home in Amelia Island Plantation. 1BR
lagoon. Buy now and build your Plantaton With over 2,640 SF this Plantation Point. Cobblestone cus-floor corner unit
c spacious 3BR/3.5BA golf front home tom home built In 1999. Many lux- suite. 5th floor corner unit
custom home later No time restric- offers 17' ceilings, dual A/C, granite ury features including 10' ceilings, with great view. Very private.
tions. One of the last areas with lots countertops, colossal windows and a crown molding, Andersen*windows, Furnished. Excellent rental
only for sale. Country Club mem- large deck that overlooks the golf plantation shutters, gas fireplace & potential.
bership available at the Golf Club of course. Incomparable to others on ing. 36x27 screened porch with
Amelia Island. MLS# 33302 the AIR MLS# 33476 water fountain. MLS# 33032
wae fontin MI#333

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ABOUT REAL ESTATE!
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Cell: 556-6665 500 Centre Street
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room. Lorge, light, air kitchen owner; open '.',lEr-ing 10 tea:h room
Gas Ireplace cenitr;i he ii.,ng lrootm i.lad.er bedroom hais a
beautiful v\.'ie o,.erlooking the pond 5379,900 1.ILSs 34358

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Looking For A Bonus Room? Room.:r. t.o-itor,, 4BP.R3 lull
basis formal ng i ,ng dirn r_,om i arij s fiam11 room nith
fireplace PLUS bonus room uplair.s latiEi haz soling area
plus garden bath This home has ,o-. r 2.700 SF o: Ih.ir.i
area A must see! 5325,000 r.ILS3 32223
Amelia Island .
% 'i Short Walk to the
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1925 S. 14" St., Suite 4 277-9700 (800) 227-9701
Amelia Island. FL So Habla Esnannl

Owner/Broker

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GATED COMMUNITY: New 4BR/2.5BA,
2 -180 4S co, ered porch ,,vith spa List ol
upgrade in orlceS 484,900 tILSI34616

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SEEING IS BELIEVING:
3BR/2BA home with porches galore,
corner lot, carport, 14x15 shed,
fenced yard. S151,900 l.lSi.s,'a.s

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OCEANFRONT LOT: Least priced
lot available. HURRYI This won't
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ON THE ISLAND: 3BR/2BA, eat-in
kitchen, den, new paint and carpet,
tenced yard with 10x12 shed'play-
house. 5159,900 ..1LLSn33o48
Lots For Sale
9.3 Acres Lippizan Court
$240,000
2 Acres, 144 Ft. on A1A
$525,000
2.2 Acres Live Oak Drive
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AWAY FROM THE CROWDS: In
this BR/2BA, fireplace, extremely
nice, well landscaped, built 2000.
$113,900 rILSS3347'7

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In this 4BR/2BA, 1,890 SF home on
2.99 cleared acres, located.jn
' iliR 1.' 0 27,960 ."i. ,i',An r

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Taylor Edwards. Broker
Agents: Janice Adamson. Ray Smith.
I \A1nny W, ayWalters, Wendy Lawson
904) 261-8433
q r75317South FletcherAvjnue
,4 m Westof the R-Carton Amelia Island
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FOR SALE PIANO. Brand new
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(904)548-0272.
I 613 Television
Radio-Stereo
FREE 4-ROOM DIRECT SYSTEM -
includes standard Installation. 2 mos. free
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619 Business Equipment
FOR SALE Store fixtures; Sla"ai &
liarwiai accessories, wooden raci: Call
206-1625

1624 Wanted To Buy
I BUY JUNK CARS -. o .,eh.cles in
Na ;au Dua Kal, urroundmng counties.
Casn paid. Warren Womac (904)879-
1190, leave rmes.age & III return your
call

1701 Boats & Trailersi
2002 18' RG Seachaser l00hp 41
.Eroke arn-,ar, trailer, 3 yr ejarrarr/ onr
motor lew M rinrr, Koa trolling motor, flrh,
finder, ,ompass, marine radio', II.e bait
*iel, & man,' extras Read, to fish.
$13,500. Call 277-6202, Iv m-g

FSBO ON ISLAND ~ REALTORS WELCOME!
1527 PERSIMMON CIRCLE ~ SIMMON'S COVE
4BR/2BA, 2,069 sq.fl.. split floor plan. many extras & beautiful yard.
Greal neighborhood. I mile from the beach & ready for immediate occupancy.
Won't last long at $369.000! Call for immediate showing!
L (904) 261-7037 J

2000 Keystone Springdale Lite 28
Travel Trailer Sleeps 8, e^c. condition,
owned by a single person $9000/OBO.
Call (904)845-7210, leave message.

or Rent
LAND WANTED Land in.sv.ment
!:ompan,, eeks large acreage ir, Florida t,
Georgia Intere.ced in at[erfrc.nt, timber,
,. agricultural 1and f Must have road '
frontage ,or good access. Casn buver 'ith
,*uick closings Call &-2A1426-2326 or

FSBO 1998 Homes of Merit c' 1 acre
3BP '2BA, faced back',ard with r, ed, .
odei ,n rront nef ,-arc.et. '9,900 1652
rocle, Helghts Rd Call .904i631l.q9-3.
TRIPLE WIDE on 1 6 acre 38R 2 8
with garden tub 1100 000. flus: sell
QuiCk (904)7'l-5944
MOBILE HOME FOR SALE Chetter
area. 1993 west 80' long 16 wti-e ver
good condition. 2R,'2 full baths
11, 500/OBO 261.0120 a k for Sharon
c.r Iv msg.
LIKE NEW 3BR/2BA DW on 2 acres
.$?50!mo. Call (904)553-68-4.

1804 Amelia Island Hornes
Golf Course Home 3,.2 5, 2300 ..f
overlooking 8tn green. new roof, new t1ie
work, fresh paint in/out. f904)261-!072,
cell (904)206-3380. 2412 LOS Rc.Oies

AMUMA ART$ ACADEMY(

- P.o. Box 222
Fernandina Beach, FL 32035
277-1 -225

S Mariann Dahi
Oi'ner-Broker
S (904) 261-3900
-(800) 940-3955
a u.uniqueamelialsland.com

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B.-u-- u 'uld plok t h dop rthe la .
$325,000

Temrnfic home on end ofculi de sac 3BR n"-ie i
bonusroomn Large hiwhen & brealiast.ara. 3119 SEA MARSH -.,. llt--
3cargarage Asking $675,000. Mar ,.,e -r. r, ar T ll : : .:.o i .:..r
dualfireplar ce olqirn, I n, &:, hr. :hen
kiihenonEoloscreeede.:A750.000 skingc 85000 11,17OCEANFRONT
BEACHWALKERVILIA
96687 Gateway BleR 2BA Amelia Irsplan FL 32shu034ers
great viel and caonelireal

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lamil, rnl-m and heatedp.:.:.,1Summer Relu 'biihedbathe and rJ..,rcl ,edJ t.J n el: r..,.l r.
kitchen & on goll course $750.000 wihh ,1ie% $375.000 ,,., .non ,.r .,,:r,

961687 Gateu,aU Boulevard Suire 101A Amnelia Island. FL 32034
904-261-6116 -" 1-800-940-6116 FAX: 904-261-9181
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Amelia Realty Ie-n"ai: amnelareal.b so i.net

SPECTACULAR DEEP W.ATER ESTATE! 923 beautiful landocaped acre. iLh
deep %aier ii er troilragel 7.550.' sq II honie '. h -1 bedroom.,. -14 bLh.-, gounmer
kn,i'hen. custom painteJd '.,ll rnd maijial. cro- n molding ,lid,. garden shed, 4UI.60
work shed. ,..reened porch. dod: 'aiIn 2 boat hIi. .and 220 amp 4erice Large 3-car
garage. sprinklerr ,itlem. .ecu, rt 5 iemii & 36.1 feet on Lanceford Creek!
\'iit the virtual tour at 9 ti loreo, aids com $3,389,000 #32190

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PRIME CONMAIERCLAL SITE iith great FLORENCE POINT! South end I.:.,cailnn .'
exposure iui of .fAmellJ l.land, L.:.ic]ed on I1l- nd "ith lt] el:, ,arshriornt home
Easti Stae Road 200. thi. commerciall irc i Ilrcred,ible ;ie frorm large rear dJck
located on 1402% rit i't ,'ih ".2-ii0 SF ?BR 2B-. 2.44-1 SF. all applances. 'lie.-
single iior;, meal buildingg Perlet lclion place. hulpool and pill bedroom Fplan
for %our nev a-,Inez' $2.295,000 1#3214i5 $549.5J0 0 34423i
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BEAUTIFUL HOME in con,enienr
location' 3BR 2B. \,9!2 -q.lI 6ii..150
fool loi Firsit .lor -imaier ., ith garden
rub and shoi-r' W\.ilk to beach, park and
Insiomn distrcr' $269,500 a34080

3BR/2BA home with additional 696 sq.ft. bonus area that is 80%
completed. Bonus area could be additional bedroom & bath or
playroom. This home is part of a three lot subdivision that shares
a dock on Gardner Creek Enioy fabulous views, great fishing and
a new home at a reasonable price. 5275,000 434374

SPACIOUS, WELL MAINTAINED HOME on the Ist hole, 2nd
tee of the Ocean Links course at Amelia Island Plantation. Huge
master suite on Ist floor with large separate sitting area. his &
hers baths. Large kitchen with breakfast area, all new appliances.
great room. dining room kitchen & FL room have new hardwood
flooring New carpeting in bedrooms 5915,000 N34233

INVITING TABBY HOME located on a great lot with MAJESTIC OAKS FRAME THIS BEAUTIFUL STUC-
panoramic view of 2 golf holes & large lake. House is in CO/STONE custom-built home with great views of
great condition. Bright and sunny views from living area, Lofton Creek from main living areas. 4BR/3.5BA, sep-
arate office, exercise room, storage everywhere, sep-
master BR and guest BR. Portable spa on rear deck Some rate shop. Enjoy evenings by the water at bricked
furniture available. Must be seen 5649,000 #33721 fire pit. 5585,000 #86299

i ruEnr.a3 EK flI .E ILLGU re.. Jureu r-.,tcIirlfi I rr.- i ULINEar..
ijculuon spc.i rental or permanent rc.,- 4BR'4BA dilUa sold fully furnished
dence 2BRl'[BAtn v.,ii re',-. cb,neir in Ernoe miles and mile0 of Ameia's pri.
ki-hen and barh Renul, OK' Orn, I tine beaches. $1,450,000 #34-410
block if) the bew'h $164.900 t 164 -S

OCEANVIEV TO NHlOMIE! Snonr
walk across rhe street, li ihe beaurlul
Allanric Ocein' ?BR 2 B; I.B.6.,q ri6
"arersoftener. 2.a, &r gr ge 1;1 i' bor,u-
room' Greai is.' r'icn co, :'d Jeck'
Perei:! home i: renroilI inon',e.o 1389.500

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SEA CHASE PENTHOUSE!
SOceanfront beauty, offered full\ fur-
njshi.d. 4 bedrooms, 4 baih'. 2.700
,sq. i.. garage and numerous upgrades'
$1,535.000 #33638

HISTORIC ERN SNI)INA BE CH! n.. I,

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SHORT ALK 10 BEACH! 3BR 2B.,.
I 7' .,q n :room pi ir. 1aL'C gahl'-
rL. r rir fir epl e kh .I. le. i ,Iic ir..,i : ; BR i
,J.iul'lci.,d er. in l' Hir.' 3 ,14 ,5i0 ....1 'n
N ,:'.,,. jir ld R.I; i.-. 4 mll):,rl -.S i1 :. 2

I CFI,,FRATING 20 YEARS OF SERVICE ON
AMELIA ISLAND AND NASSAU COUNTY!

OUTSTANDING HOME IN BEACHWAY ON PRIVATE pre-
mium cul-de-sac lot Side entry garage, wood burning fire-
place, carpet, tile ceiling fans, large screened porch, over looks
preservation area. Close to schools, shopping, island, 1-95
3BR/2BA, family room plus living room/offlice Owner using
garage for work product storage. 5234,900 # 3-1503

GREAT LOCATION & FAMILY HOME. Plenty of
room to expand add 2'"" bath, pool, etc. Home well-
maintained & in move-in condition. Large rooms, A/C
3 years new, newer roof, gas fireplace (tank removed),
trellis patio. Corner lot with large trees Estate Sale -
sol'd "as is." Right to inspect. 5245,000 #33467

OWN YOUR OWN OFFICE CONDO Large 1,600 sq.ft THIS NEAT HOME NEEDS A NEW OWNER. It has under-
office originally a dentist office Water available to rooms, gone renovation 6 years ago adding a large owners suite &
Currently an office with rich paneling in executive office & bath, and much more. With large decks front and rear, this is
conference room Could be 6 offices, front & rear doors an ideal home for a young family. The maint./associalion Iee
Very well-maintained with kitchen, centrally located. Must gives you access to pool; boat dock and ramp. Beautiful trees
have an appointment to showlll $225,000' #33579 make this an inviting homesite. $11,000 #34284

LOT 22, OCEAN CLUB DRIVE Golf Course. $1,199,900 "#33633
LOT D, GATEWAY TO AMELIA A1A Frontage. $1,200,000 #31888

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2 NEW TOWNHOMES completion late
March. $215,000. 1400 sf. 3BR/2BA
loft, downstairs master oar, vaulted great
room attached to airy kitchen. Large
single garage. Fee simple (no monthly
assoc fees). Sidclewalk to beach, .nopping
movies. [Jew home warranty 974 Chad
St. (off Jasmine). Castilian Properties,
Doug Mackle, Realtor (904)491-1125
FREE VIDEO CD
'Anne Loves Amelia Island
No obligation call
583-0734 or vliit
http://AnneBarbanel.com
C-21, Jonn T Ferreira & Son.
Anne Barbanel Realtor
SIMMONS COVE eeautful 3ER.2BA
backs up to woods. 2053sf, formal loving &
dining, family room w/firepiace Cro.,n
molding & built-in cabinetr/ Breakfacr
nook, upgraded maple kitchen cabinets
Lg master suite witn huge vyslk-in closet
Lg covered porch. 13E5K. (904)261-8459
FSBO Amelia Park, 3700 cs, 58R/5.5BA,
wood floors, crown moulding, full apt
over garage $595K Call i904)583-
2104.
HISTORIC AREA 2-story, 38R/2BA, Ig
utility room, completely ren.:.oated, CH&A.
sprinkler syst, Ig. shed & 2-car caro crt
$275,000. 277-71268 r ?53-30r'6

3-story townhome,
floors, granite court
3BR/3BA, 3,200 ASF

OCEAN REACH Spacious 4BR/3BA,
2445sf, open floor plan, 10 ft. ceilings,
arched doorways, formal living/dining,
family room w/FP, Ig master suite w/2
walk-in closets, kitchen has island & white
cabinets, screened lanal,
security/irrigation systems. $399K.
,(904)491-3891
FSBO Egans Bluf 3BR/2BA. remodeled
kitchen, oath ne>v air randler. A/C,
uogrades, tiles Piantaltior. shutters,
alarm sprinkler s, Stems, I.-,rs of trees, S
Tr.ucn more. 13549900 90-1)261 4399

OCEANFRONT PROPERTY
visir vww.oceanfrontamella Tum for 5
complete list, or call Bor Gedeon at
Oceanfroni Realty (90412616.8870
ACROSS FROM BEACH! See me rcean,
hear it (but not [raffici). snreil it througr,
wnn.hpering pines Instant beach access or
--mrin walk to Slider', the park, shult. on
Sadler. 5BR/3BA (3 complete aptsl),
Sunny decks 'rap around snad'y
treenousc, caroort, backs up tic no-build
Graenwa' Nature Preserve Private, duiet.
cn pet/kid friendly / dead end ro From
Sadler facing beach ic. left i or. AIA 1
bl.ck, left on Clejeland c, green 2-. or,'
on left (1675' Br' OWiVER $502,000
firm. '919,)989-672'

BEAUTIFUL OCEANFRONT
2BR/2BA condominium at.
Sand Dollar Villas. Large pool,
small complex and an ideal
location. You'll love the ,iews
and the price
$425,000 34"1i

Paul Barnes, REALTOR' [ r[.e sall.rt
904-753-0256 4~ J 4I
800-262-0347 JASINSKY
311 Carirre .,r\ l ,',11. 1larid -L 320?.r i" ,- ,'S '

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DEEP WATER on Lofton Creek, custom
4BR/3.5BA on 3.8 wooded acres.
$975,000. Qualified only. Call (904)225-
2952
Waterfront Homes & Lots Call (904)
261-4066 for information. C.H. Lasserre,
Realtor.
OPEN HOUSE WVaterfront 3-story home,
1.6 acres. dock w/boat & jet ski lifts.
96460 Biackrock Rd. Sunday, April 17, 2-
4pm lst Coast Realty (904)225-2696.

1807 Condominiums 1

1300SF CONDO 2BR/2BA, or. Atlanta
flGt..,r Speedray. .ilil rade or swap for
Amelia Island property. (912)282-3033

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SINCE 1998

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904-321-1999
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stone Oceanfront first floor (2nd level).

iterrops.
Dock to

Intracoastal.
$1,650,000 MLS# 33083

CARLTON DUNES

Oceanfront 2nd floor.

Many extras. Virtual tours

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$1,700,000

Marvelous built-ins and many
custom features.
S 1,700,000 MLS# 32996
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SAILMAKER, Unit 403

Excellent location. 3BR/2BA villa,

steps to the beach. This furnished

unit is excellent as a family retreat

MLS# 33152 or as a vacation rental.

CALL ANI OF OUR SALES AGeNrs
MARCY MOCK
ENRIIUE IGUINA
ANDREW SANDS
BRENDA SLATER

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GOIYSIDE SOUiTH4 31 SUMMER REFNO%'IaTE TH-tS' Gucr home 2 WONIDER.FU1I SOUTH END HOME
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DUPLEX Each side is nearly 1,1UU
.SF with 2BR/2 fjul baths Large lot
1O)x125, central Iroca(ion Great floor
plan' W279.500

7N~iSLAI.YCOUNTR' HOME BJd D-.N,rEcin VERY NICE HOME At PiratS
I i tI. .,r1"T sr~r. re~r. Oirg'- f.iI,',S Vcsd sits on an ocerwied or,,, i
0.-p i'i' r f, Ii :ef i .&.L d..firom the Bells Rivet Nice!3 d--he
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PIRATE S;'WOOD Pln,1 ., ,. an., ir&t
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LU.S. 17 NORTH 2 a.:rae tih DWIM.K I CITY LOTS 3- rj Pu ir ,rern Z -.:..t3
BRI/2BA plu. ) steel Iramt w'ok.hop DM in R G.: di ..r.h.:..c. ,., or
Comrncrterd p:,enuid S250,000r i ,dwmulr $3'7.ioi0
COrapOenu NE ACRE LOTS Wm..,n NN.:e 0.0,,
DEEP WATER LOT on NASSAU RIVER PIRATES WOOD LOT or. Pir, P:,r.,
$533,00(i Rd. cV.j.fui

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W0Ol 5',1+/-l -0cein..ic loi, ;.' bit, k olS
PFitcher 19flD t$409,000
W ATERPRONT LOT -Off Hecksher Dnri
in g r:d cummruniry $675,000
NASSAU RIVER FRONT 10r i' /deep raier
$533,00

45 A(KlE N -ON t :BELLSRVtER LGrtai
eclae derelopmnr. church rerret or c
campground or home
WALKING DISTANCE TO THE BEACH 5
... Landin Sub $325,000 each.

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75 O.EAN OKUINI LUI -
On Soud Filtrchr $895,000
NEAR BEACH LOT -
In Beia'h Hnmm.:.k Subdrivi..ri
$189'?.00

3.3 ACRES 321 ft I'orai.gc onR 5R200MIA 3.06 ACRES ZONED CHT -Jlus n.orLhrf 1-95 26 +1. ACRES SITE fr.rcur, A
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CARLTON DUNES 168 MARSH LAKES DR.
PENTHOUSE 3 bedroom / 2 bath, 1,645 SF

The epitome of luxury, oceanfront
unit with southern exposure.
$2,200,000 MLS# 32541

home. Fabulous lot!

$399,000 MLS# 34161

BEAUTIFUL INTRACOASTAL CARLTON DUNES

TOWNHOME Expansive oceanfront views,

3,322 SF, gorgeous appointments, very private.

Community dock. Golf Club of

Amelia Island Membership included.

$1,125,000 MLS# 32730

garage.

$.1,950,000

Includes extra

MLS# 33596

Summer Beach is our address not our boundary!

MAIN SALES OFFICE 3RUMMER
(800) 322-7448 1- EACH
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Amelia Island, Florida

CALL ANY OF OUR SALES AGENTS
MARCY MOCK
ENRIQUE IGUINA '
ANDREW SANDS
BRENDA SLATER

5456 First Coast Highway Amelia Island, FL 32034

Conveniently located in the Publix Shopping Center
S.. .' ;";, I.-". qSoMt h 90,4 2. e 0 J ri3a ,,' ,,, ....
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LUXURY AT ITS BEST CARLTON DUNES

$449,900 MLS# 33994

Summer Beach is our address not our boundary!

MAIN SALES OFFICE SUMMER
(800) 322-7448 BEACIH
(904) 261-0624 Amelia Island, Florida

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5456 First Coast Highway Amelia Island, FL 32034

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$8,000 off 85,000 off $5,000 off

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8281 Merril Rd. at SA (Southblse) 727-4658 www.crestclhevrolt.com
NEW CAR DEPT. HRS.: M-F 9-9, Sat. 9-7, Sun. 11-6
SERVICE DEPT.: M-F 7:30-6, Sat. 8-4, Sun. 11-6 MV#i2 ?9

Locally Owned and Very
Well Maintained Luxury
Sedan in Outstanding
Condition. Ebony Black
Exterior with Dove Grey
Leather Seating. Power
Sunroof, Seats &
Windows; Climate
Controlled A/C, Auto,
Cruise & Tilt. Alloy
Wheels & CarFaxrM
Certified 1 Owner. Only
64K miles! Yours
FOR OIVLY *'1,95

808 Off Island/Yulee
FSBO 3BR/lBA, 1100 sq. ft., Yulee,
block construction, oak wood floors, large
shady oaks, well, septic, cleared acre.
$125,000. (904)525-5808
4BR/3BA 28x80 DWMH, fireplace,
garden tub. 1 acre corner lot. Well, septic.
2947 LIna Rd. $110,000. Call (904)206-
1334.
GREAT VIEW North Hampton golf
course, lake & marsh view ICI HOME,
3BR/2.5BA + loft, 2000sf, upgrades.
Reduced. Call for appt., (904)225-5115.
FSBO 86806 Cardinal Rd., Yulee. 3 lots,
3BR/2BA, LR. FR study, 2130 sq; ft 2
carports, garage. fenced back,,ard.
.$234,900. (904 583-93468583-0568

Pirates Wood Lots From $45,000.
Please call C.H. Lasserre Real Estate (904)
261-4066.
3.4 ACRE MARSH FRONT PENINSULA -
Located in North ir, ampton Golf
membership included Club rouse, tennis
courts. swimming facility. 18 hole Arnold
Palmer golf course. May also be purcnsIed
as a 1 4 acre lots & I 99 acre lot. Call
(904)415-1669, owner.
NEAR MARSH 1/2 acre on cul-de-sac
Private, pristine large oaks Fiddler's Walk
ioff Barnwell). $65.500. 491-4280. Pic:
at www.aboutamella.com Real Estate .
PLANTATION LOT Oak Point Golf
course view. 1904)261-54-71
LOT FSBO AIP Enjoy the resort lhiesr,le
or. beautiful full size wooded lot on cul-de-
sac. Close to beach, golf snoopping
1232,000. Call i904)277-4816
MARSHFRONT 3/4 ACRE LOT r,
Jordcn's Coue Subd. (off BlackroCk Roadl)
$130,000 Owner financing avail., 55000
door,n. 950/mu. Call i90i4)234-8986
SECLUDED PRISTINE LOCATION Very
unique. Ad) to Summer Beach Gcolf
Course Steps to beach 2 loLt
ea,:h90'xl50' 1215,0000.-9. '9040277;
4319

810 Farms & Acreage
LAND FOR SALE 5 acre tract on Coibn
Rd Well & septic included 149.900. Call
(904)225-2007.

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www.palm3realty.com

904-321-4001

N BrNErE- Rare Find. Big Body Sedan
E in Near Perfect Condition
Well-Maintained Classic
V"gslJ. with Only 74K Miles!
A CarFaxTh Certified Only 2
Owners; Locally Owned.
Deep Charcoal Grey
Exterior with Light Grey
Leather Seating. Power
Moonroof & Windows,
Power Heated Seats.
",- Central Locking. Yours

S ": FOR OIL Y '9,950

2000 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 1995 VOLVO 960 2000 FORD TAURUS SES 1997 MERCURY COUGAR XR7
Laredo 4x4. Locally Owned and Super Clean Sport Luxury Sedan in Like-New Mid-Size Family Car in Excellent Condition. Diamond White Paint, Light Grey Leather
Maintained. All the Toys V8, Auto, Condition. CarFax" Certified I Owner with Only 64K Miles V6, Auto. Cold A'C: Power Seats. Power Windows, Locks & Seats;
Cold A/C Power Windows and Locks; Only 74K Miles. Ivory White Exterior with Wlndows Locks & More Cruise & Tilt, Cruise and Tilt AM/FM.l Stereo Cass /CD.
Cruise & Tilt. Alloy Wheels, Leather and Grey Leather Seating. 3 Position Memory Power Seat and Keyless Remote. Alloy Wheels and Moonrool. 4.6 Litre
Factory CO Stereo. Towing Package, Seat, Fog Lamps, Climate Controlled A/C, Champagne Beige Exterior with Tan Cloth Engine, Auto, Cold A/C. Clean CarFax"'
Power Seat and More. Yours Moonroof, 6 Cyl., Auto, Cruise and Tilt Yours Seats Sate Fuel and Moe Your Family Hisiory Only 69K Miles and Yours
For Only '10,950 For Only 17,950 For Only '7,950 For Only '7,450
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1994 FORD RANGER XLT 2001 PONTIAC SUNFIRE SE 1994 BUICK REGAL GS
Super Cab. V6, Auto, Cold A/C, Power Sharp 4-Door Sedan That's Good On Beautiul 4 Door Sport Sedan vtlh Plenty o01
Windows &- Door Locks. Cruise and Till, Alloy Gas, 4 Cyl., Auto, Cold A/C, AM/FM Eve Appeal 3.8 Lire V6. Aulo, Cold A/C, 4
Wheels. New Tires and Bedliner. Well Stereo. 4 Wheel ABS, Power Steering Wheel ABS, Dual Airbags Power Window, 6&
l.la,ntaned and CarFax'" Cenified I Owner akes.. Fire Red Exterior with Grey Locks While with Light GCre Leather.
..,ih Only 74K Miles Like New Inside and & Brakes.. Fire Red Exterior with Grey Sunrool. Alloy Wheels &. More CaFa "
Our Don't Miss This Fuel Saving Truck! Yours Cloth Bucket Seats. Clean CarFax"t Cernlied I Owner lilh Lo.' lliles G Cood Size
For Only '6,950 Historyl Yours For Only '6,950 Famly Car For Only '5,450
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CarFa"-' History. 3.8 Litre V6, Auto,
Cold A/C, AM/FM Stereo Radio, Power
Windows and Door Locks. Cruise &
Tilt Well-Maintained and Yours

480+/- ACRES In Ware County, located
in south Georgia, one hour north of
Jacksonville. Cutover timberland for
development or hunting. Will trade or
swap for Amelia Island property.
(912)282-3033
112 ACRES on Georgia Coast. Marsh
frontage and large island, paved road; live
oaks, beautiful property Great Invest nent
or develop now. Held by owner/broker for
24 ,rs but must sell. Hear Darien.
fl,600,000. Can Dan ,a.(912)43--4526
and leave a message.
CASH FOR YOUR ACREAGE
Call Wrr, F Sheffield, Inc., Realtors.
JA, (904)724-8995 "

811 Commercial/Retail I
1308 HSF BUILDING ,ear buit : 2000
Zc.nerd CPO. 1/2 acre. Crr,,er ofI AlA 6& [
Peter Blvd. In rulee. Call 1st Coast Realty,
(904)225-2696.,
FOR SALE OR LEASE By Owner -
Commercial suite Ideal for either office or'
retail space. Located downstairs at
Gateway to Amelia. 1200 sq. ft. Call
(904)206-1625.
FERNANDINA BEACH for sale or lease,
115 5. Second Sr. on harbor 20.000sf
retail, warehouse It Industrial, or
development site, all air conrditiorned lease
for 14 rirNlJ or sell for 11,195 000 Owner
1617) 913-0113.
I e
817 Other Areas
COASTAL GEORGIA Water ac.:e-s.
rnarshfront romesltes. Gated community
tennis, gclt. kayaklng & ,-anoeing
Pr.construction aiscounrs. limited time
Frorrm Tid- 701 www.coopersior-t .com.
(877) 266-7376. FCAN
SERENE MOUNTAIN GOLF H,:,r,-lite
$230.'mrro UpIcale CGol Co.rrm.iunt,, set
amid D,/e designed 18 role ccur'e in
Carolina Mountains. Brearntakinq .iewsv
Near Asheville, IJC. A .anct..:-neod Golf
Digest Teacning Faciliry, Call rc-l-rree
i661334.3253 ext. 832
ww cherokee.alleic c:rnm. Pricl.
I59 900 10c'. down, balance finar..:e. 12
n',s. at 4.49 o fixed, crne Near balloon,,
OAC. FCArj
FORECLOSED GOV'T HOMES 0 or lo,w
lownl Tax repo-s & bankruptcles licJ
credit OK. 50 ,to low drown For I.stirnag
800)501-1777 ext. 1299 FCArJ
BEAUTIFUL NORTH CAROLINA Must
see the beautiful peaceful mountains ,:of
Western tiC rlourntainf. HrC.iTme cabin-,
acreage & ,nvestmernt Clnerokee
r.lountain Realr5 GMAC Real E-rate.
Murph ..
wvws.cnerokeemoun[tainrealcy.com. Call
for ree brochriure (800)541-5868. FCANJ
FOR SALE Rustic home on over four
acres of woods Alth small creek in
Western ra C Open floor plan, loft, Ch&A
generator, new root, fireplace, wood
burning stoe. Asking 5170,000 E-mail:
ow-tnbrg@aol com or call 1826)479-6816.

AMELIA PARK

in Amelia ParK
3BR/3 5BA. pine lIours, granile ounilers,
metal rooul, I,20 SF poi(hes, many more e-rsi
Call Beano Rooens at
415-0371

* SOUTHERN CREEK MARSHFRONT,
INSIDE LOTS BIG OAKS, UNDER-
GROUND UTILITIES, SMALL GATED
COMMUNITY NEAR 107. NO ASSOCIATION
BRING YOUR BUILDER $75,000 TO $140,000.
* YOUR HOME HERE PLEASE CALL TO TALK
ABOUT OUR SERVICES AND YOUR CONCERNS
ON SELLING YOUR HOME IN A PROFESSIONAL
MANNER
*YULEE-VERY NICE 1998 DW, 1,620 SF ON
1 ACRE, CORNER LOT 3/2. NEW SHINGLE
ROOF $110,000

817 Other Areas !
LAKE VIEW BARGAIN $29,900. Free
boat slip. H on eleation.:r, eautriull,
wooded parcel. cro-:." from national forest
on 35,000 acre recreational lake In TN.
Paved roads, u/g utlls, central water,
seveer, more Excellent financing. Call now
800O04-3154-1 ct[ 608 Sunset Bay, LLC.
FCArN

* 5 Mobile omes

ON ISLAND: SWMH 3/1 $650/mo. or
4.165.'-,k i *I500 0epp
SWMH 3/2 16951mo or $165/wk. +
1500der, (904)261-5034
SINGLE WIDE MOBILE HOME -
2BR/1BA, front porch. No pets.
$550/mo. + dep. Call (904)225-0353....
FOR RENT 3ER.'2BA 1440sf, CH&A, 1
acre, fr,:-rt & tack porches. Wilson Nleck'
area. $800/mo. + $800 deposit.
(904)225-2463

855 Apartments -
Furnished
SMALL 1BR 200' from the ocean. Non-
smoker rMinimum 6 me. lease. All utilieE,
inrcludea. i1600,'mo -+ 450 security
I ?0-4' -5.3580
AMELIA PARK Furnished Granny Flat
ava lablec imrnedlatly. $600/rr.O. Including
Esecrric warer garbage. (904)321-2744
AT THE BEACH Small efficlenc5
ai.llabine nin includes all utilities. Long
term orn, tNo pets. t110/wk + $330
dep. (904)261-5034
2BR/IBA DUPLEX APT. wom W/D
hookup rio pet-. rio smoking. 19041261-
0390
2BR Full furnished llrghir asic cable,
WV 0. $180.,eel + $isC8 deposit Call
i90 Ji2"-(1635

I 56 Apartments
Unfurnished..
FOR RENT Parually furnrine.l IBR,
r.fur 'ncE i 2r,. HI- ,:rl : District. s675
,'904,26l-3307
MARSH COVE CONDOMINIUMS
LO:CatedO *:'rf Amelia island Parkway, M-larsn
Co.' orfers neriwly remodeled 2 & 3BR
apart.eri.rs ard t[on homes Brand rnew
.arpet ard ceramic trie rloor" appliances
catliriets :countertops and mucn more'
Wasrer/Drver connections included and
laundry center available. Prices starting at
$615. .vater, trash and sewagee service
included. Call today for more Info. (904)
261 0-'91.. ,
2BR/2BA TOWNHOUSE across the
street from thic beach. ver/ nce
$.795/iTimo + 1ec dep Anmella Island
Lo-dging Syytem; (9041261-4148 or
1904)27"g-9702.
NEWLY RENOVATED STUDIO APT. -
2ER.28B 1105 S. 8th Sr rio pets
$L200;mo., 6 mo. lease. Call (904)261"
8887. tell 753-3584.
AMELIA PARK IBR apartment.
Kitchen ih.'.inq room. W'D. 1700/month.
277-9646,.
3BR/1BA DOWNSTAIRS APT. CH&A,
carper., tile, new appliances, W/D hOokup,
ocean view. Pets OK Depo-"ts. $1000/mo.
(904)415-1189
SOMERSET APARTMENTS
Try a nerw standard of apartment living at
5omer-:et beautiful IBR & 2BR SItIGLE
STORY' apartments located off Amelia
Parkway. These modern apartments
feature vaulted celllngs, ceramic tile
loors., built-In computer' desks,
aasherdryer cornnctions- & mucn more'
Price .starting at $615. water, trash, and
sewage service included. Call today for
moreI'lnformatlon at (904)261-0791
I WAtiiTOa BEACH- -- 2BR, IBA, .. lar.a'
S825/rr,o + 1st & last Call (904)321-
07 18

1 2 S .1 S i i a

* WAREHOUSE N HWY. 17 SOUTH
14.400 SO FT GREAT LOCATION,
2 BLOCKS FROM A1A/200 $998,500
* SELLING WATERFRONT? PLEASE CALL A
REALTOR" WHO HAS LIVED ON THE WATER
SINCE 1987 LAURALYN 225-3133 FOR
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE.
. 1998 D/WIDE- 3/2 FLEETWOOD ON
I ACRE CLOSE TO SHOPPING &
THE BEACH. GREATBUY- $87,500.

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856 Apartments J
S Unfurnished ;i

2BR/1BA upstairs beachslae duplex for
rent at 832 N. Fletcher. Living room opens
onto covered deck wi/view of ocean,
tongue & groove wood walls & ceilings
throughout $700/mo unfurnished or
i850/mo furnishAd electric & water
included. Less that 150 ft. to the beach
s100 off 3rd month's rent with a 6 month
E, NO PETS. References/credit
check/aeposit required. Must be on same
job for a minimum of 1 year. Call
(800)522-1955 ext. 109 from 9-5 or email
rlemmond,'icomcast net.

Affordable Living for eligible low
Income seniors, handicapped or disabled.
I & 2 bedrooms Rate based on income.
Apply at Sandridge Apts, 2021 Jasmine
St, Fernandina BearT; (904)277-8722
Handicap Accessible apts available. Ecual
Housing Opportunity
Affordable Living for eligible low-
income persons/families. 1 & 2 bedrooms.
Rent based on income. Apply at Post Oak
ApEs, 996 CIrrona Dr., Fernandina Beach;
(904)277-7817. Handicap Accessible apis
available. Equal Housing Opportunity
S. FLETCHER APT. 2BR/IBA, 2nd floor,
large deck, ocean view iL 100/mo
Available 06/01. Call (904)261-8676.

HISTORIC DISTRICT Quiet 2BR/IBA
duplexes. Upstairs $925. Down-:tairs
$775. References No pets. Call
(404)441-64 17.

1857 Condos-Furnishedl
FERNANDINA SHORES CONDO
RENTAL 2BR/1 5BA. Weekly MaV-Sept.
$575/wkI (678)493-2558.
amelialislandrer.rals.net
AMELIA WOODS IBR/IBA, immaculate
condition. $900,:mo + utilities. Patio
faces pool, & beach access. Very light &
bright (770)789-2965
BEAUTIFUL AIP CONDO 3BR/3BA,
marsh giew with pool & beach access.
Call Kim @ (904)277-0939.

3BR/2.5BA 2 miles from beach & walk
to downtown. $925/mo. + utilities &
deposit & Ist months rent (904)753-
4459
NEW TOWNHOUSE on beautiful Amelia
Island. 3BR/2BA. Walk to beach &
shopping Available May ist Call
f.904)710-5447.
RIVERPLACE LUXURY TOWNHOME -
3BR/4BA, 2 laundry rooms, elevator,
limestone floors, gated, riverfront w/dock.
t2700/mo. (90-4277-7031
3BR/2.SBA TOWNHOUSE in Amelia
Park. Double car garage. One year lease,
$1425/mo. Call :'904)225-0519 or (703)
516-0425.

[859 Hoples-Furnishe ]

Amelia Landings A-1 Designer
furnished 2BR/2BA, Isr floor fiat, close
to pool 6, tennis courts. All utilities
Included. Available now. NO PETS.
$1200/mo.
Ocean Park Furnisried 3BR/2BA 1st
floor condo 2 available. Community
oo0001 & spa with I car garage
$1650/,'mo, available May 1It Without
garage .11600/mo.. available Apni 10th.
95457 Captains Way Furnished
4ER/2BA home in Golfside north.
Available now. $2450/mo.
15 Willow Pond Fabulous furnished
nome on the golf course at Amelia
Island Plantation. Main house has
3BR/2.5BA, formal living room,
screened porch, in ground pool & e.,en
a pool table Detached guest house
perfect for 4th bedroom, office or guest
suite Available February 1. Includes
lawn care & pool service. 13500/mo.
30 Long Point Dr. Large beautifully
furnished home on the Long Point Golf
Course is over 3700 sq. ft. It has
._3BR/4.S5BA, Jarge family room,__formal
tivung & flIrinrt. roc.ms, & 2-car garage.,
Available .May tst i for fleIxlbte terms..
$6300/mo.'
1518 Piper Dunes Luxuriously
furnished, oceanfront, 2nd floor condo
at Amelia Island Plantation has
3BR/3BA and over 2300 sq ft. Large
wrap around porch gives you the best
'view on the Island. Guard Gated
Community with a lot of amenities
available. Includes 1 car garage and a
pool. In the complex. Available soon.
$7,000/mo.
Call Patricia Cool at Chaplin
Williams Rentals, 261-0604 or visit
chaplinwilliamsrentals.com for
more information.

[860 4tms-unturoshed

AMELIA PARK HOME 4BR/3.5BA. Large
lot. $ 1900/month 2 '7-9648 Available
M-lay 1.
UPDATED 1940'S COTTAGE near
AppleDees. 2BR/IBA, good condition,
large lot, 2 decks. $750/mo. 415-0303.
Available 515.
FERNANDINA BEACH Brand new home
on fassau Lakes Cir 1750 s.f., 3BR/2BA,
2-car garage, nice yard. Call Susie @
(904)556-6996 or (912)882-4464.

CURTISS H.

LASSERRE
Real Estate, Inc.

RESIDENTIAL
3BR/2BA IN OTTER RUN 2-car garage. Iawn
maincerance included $1.250tmo + unlites
4BR/3BA OCEANVIEW HOME -
Great view & easy beach access
Oer 2.000 SF. $l.750mo uuilities
ACROSS FROM RITZ, IN GATED GOLF
SIDE SOUTH 3BR/2BA home on pr.vare
Yaclv.man Dnre $1.850Bmo + uniues Yard
maintenance & pest control included usurasN.

VACATION
48? So FLETCHER 2BR/I BA oceanv.iew.
MonthlyM/eekly rental

COMMERCIAL
S* HISTORIC DISTRICT PROFESSIONAL
OFFICE witLh 3 moms
5 POINTS PLAZA Prime retail space .n
shopping center with Applebee's, SteinMart
and CvS From 1.200 ro 6.000 SE
DEERWALK Pr.nuv high hvs.bility location on
AA in ONed I1250SFunit s. 511-13psi
Plu'. $3 cam
II:,- Ca .4- U- -o.' -1

j860 Homes-Unfurnished
Walk To The Beach & Ritz Carlton in
gated Golfslde South Community. Newly
constructed amenities center & pool.
3BR/2BA. Lawn maintenance & pest
control included. $1950/mo. Call Curtis
Lasserre Real Estate (904)261-4066.
OLD TOWN Renovated historic cottage,
2BR/1BA, LR, kit.,, laundry:& bonus room.
Good neighborhood for kids. $900/mo.
Call (904)261-0012.
629 N. Fletcher Newly remodeled
single family home has 3BR/2BA, I-car
garage & ocean view Available April
lit. il100/mo
103 Elder Court 3BR/2BA nome in
Ocean Ridge on large corner lot.
Beautiful hardwood floors, all new
appliances including washer & drier,
large open floor plan, ceiling fans, & 2-
car garage. Available now. NO PETS.
$1 300/nio.
1330 Autumn Trace Large -1BR 2BA
home 2100 sq. ft., on a corner lot on
the south end of the island. 2-car
garage. NO DOGS. Available nov,.
f1300/mo.
3436 Fiddlers Bend 2 or 3BR/2BA
condo on Amelia Island Plantation Has
gorgeous marsh views & lovely wood N
tiled flicors. No smoking. 1700/rno
Call Patricia Cool at Chaplin
Williams Rentals (904)261-0604 or
visit chaplinwilliamsrentals.com for
more information.

3BR/2BA Lawn rriainenance included
S1250/mo 4BR/2BA LaW r.
maintenance included $1300/mo. Call
Arnie Zetterower, Palm 1Il Realry, LLC.
(904)415-2686.
ISLAND HOME for rent. 38R/1 5BA,
new appl. new carpet, fresh paint, fenced
backyard Must see. I 1100/mo. + $1500/
dep 428S 14th. For apot. 261-2517

OCEANVIEW BEACH HOUSE
3BR/IBA. $1100/mo. Please call
(919)779-2101.

AMELIA PARK Furnished 3BR/2 5BA
townhouse with 2-car garage available
Immediately. $1600/mo utilities
(904) 321-2744
FERNANDINA BEACH 2 new homes
for sale or rent. 3BR/2BA each,
$Il00/mo + sec. aep. Non-smokers. Pet
considered. Or $175,000/each Call
(904)277-8780

Conv. To Hwy 17, 95, Amelia Isi. -
Remodeled 3/1, wood, tile, carpet floors,
fenced yard, W/D hookup. Pet considered.
No smokers $800/mo. + sec. 261-9205

FLORA PARKE 31180 Grass, Park
3BR/2BA, 2000 so. ft., on the lake
sprinkler & alarm system, pest control.
Has separate meter for grass $1300/mo
Nick Deonas Realty, inc. (9041277-0006

86601 WORTHINGTON DRIVE
Beautiful new 4BRI2BA home on large
lakefront lot with 2-car garage. Vaulted
ceilings, security system, water softener
sprinkler system & window treatments.
Over 2100 sq. ft. s$450/mo. 753-3616
or 261-1101
LOOKING FOR A long term, unfurnished
rental in the Amelia Island area? Visit our
website at www rentury2lferreira.com for
a complete listing or call Carol or Snerri ig
Century 21 (904)261-3077.
BEACHWAY HOME 4BR/2BA, 2-car
garage, open & spacious home, large lot.
Available in mid-April. $1L200/mo. Call
206-2841.
OTTER RUN HOME 3BR/2BA, 2-car
garage, large yard. $1,100/mo. Lawn
care Included. 6 mos. or I yr. lease. Call
(904)874-4877.
WATERFRONT HOME in naturally
beautiful Pirates Wood. 3BR/2BA
fireplace. $990. (904)261-8287
1 YR. OLD HOME All appliance
upgrades. 3BR/2BA, 2-car garage,
study/office. Large lot. private
neighborhood, Otter Run, near 1-95
$1150/mo. 261-0331

I 863 Office I
OFFICES Beside Armelia Insurance,
Sadler Rd. Various sizes. Call George,
(904)233-3161.

1864 Commercial/Retail
1600SF OFFICE, 4000SF WAREHOUSE
- 3 r.ailtop .c:...rs high visibility, A1A
location. $4250/mo. + tax. Call Curtiss H.
Lasserre Real Estate (904)261-4066.
DEERWALK Prime h.gn visi.I.ir location.
or. AIA in Ori3al 1250si urLs Curtiss
LaS;serre Peai Estate (904)261.4066.
AMELIA ISLAND RESORT AREA Prime
location on Fir-r Coast H- i, north of AliP,
SOuth .':f RIE Carlicn. 1008-1530 sq. ft
Call (904)27;7.3376
RETAIL SPACE 540 to 2000 so ft.
Island Plaza on Bin St Amelia Coastal
Realty (904)261-2'7r0
500-3000 SQ. FT. Strra.4e warehouse,
retail, or art 'tudiO for lpra3e with loading
dock & 12 ft. ceilings. Or, future trolley
route in his-toric downtown AvailaDle
now i9041321-2222

901 Automobiles I
'98 JEEP CHEROKEE SPORT Dark
red,.gra, 41WO. PW, PB, cruise, [.wving
pg loaded iver, good share. All
records 113Y miles t4500 And,
(90-4 338-8669.
2000 LEXUS LS 400 Platinum Edition
33 000 mileA In e''cellsnt :cornilton,
transferaole 2-,,r extended bumper ro
bumper warrant, All available extras
included GPS tria.igato:r Call i'904.321-
2793 or i610.l864-3'95

ALL-
SiRiVICE
REALT3-Y, INC.
Property Management
1925 S. 14th St., [e. 4-Amelia bland, FL

*131 S. 6" SI. $750/mo.
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t10rl 1aldi .'ii:1 W ilr'4rf rl I:H.5A )Jarbyi 1 ,ij '.31.
Avail r-..w P ,; upI .niiii Jispiiisi
338-A Tarpon Ave.- $1.195/mo.
i? I bli. i) h iri [i E v.n hWai-i ,.r'ir & tgaritge
i'ihllidril i',l iPel' upir jipprvsal Anail Now
arr sA, L I-da/W
96189 Abaco Island Dr 51.150/mo.
,' : rn,:, Ula d i rC.i iTt l i l'-'1 I) l, l hJu LaW -P
iWn A,-s rr ,- iplii.- il iiri... ir, l ri iqn ljl ril r l
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Pet upon3iiijDt:vi AAvil A li
344 Piney Island Or. S2.300/mo.
/ *il.,r i)i 51" r ailr, llr "i, M j ,,i,, nil sir-A' I1
rr,:r,,1 .5 ri],|[l? o'Ir, r, p,,,r, Avuil 1 ',l.
COMeMsiWnERCIA %. L
1939 So. 8'" St. -5450/mo. each & up + Tax.
IjrnitS 4 j.Jiijii Ir l t or t5'i l ,r" or t Till
h, l 'iip i i nii I i,)r A ll L0 ,ilfl liif( l a/n ,) : h ,l siii i B u ,j

2,000+ SF ofat SPACE In PUBLIC SHOPPING
CENTER. PiTiti iiii fii Alaill ImTiITe.i]iifly' Call tarb rat
Lyle, am iftar delalls 904-277.9700.
smcurlt nepoamlt Required
Equal to 1 Monthls Rant
V t.gzi Ijiil[ Il
1 A S1

IMMACULATE 3BR/2.5BA custom
,home... Gated .,community ..with .poo- &,
1an 5 ( 0 ahll (9014)41-
- I $.* 0, i. go ') t f

OCEANVIEW 3BR/2BA and 2BR/1BA
Call (904)261-4066, C.H. Lasserre,
Realtor, for special rates.
HOME AWAY FROM HOME Fernandina
Beach, 3BR/2BA, large deck surrounding
front, short walk to beacon. 800/week
(904)783-6700

Furnished

4 SOUTH FLETCHER : 2BR/2BA house.
Close to the beach. $1,100/mo.
includes electric, water, garbage,
sewage & lawn maintenance.
Available Now.
+ RACHiAELAVENUE: 3BR/2BAhouse.
Close to the beach. $1,500/mo.,
includes lawn maint. Available Now.
+ FOREST RIDGE: 2BR/IBA condo.
Community pool & tennis courts.
No PETS. $825/mo. Available Now.

Unfurnished

* WEST 5TH ST.: 2BR/2BA unit (down).
Close to the beach $800/mo. Includes
water & lawn maintenance. Available
Now.
+ PARKVIEW: NEW 3BR/2BA house.
$1,300/mo., includes lawn maint.
Available Now.
+ OCEAN DUNES: 2BR/2BA oceanfront condo.
Great ocean view & community pool.
$1,375/mo. Available Now. No PET.
+ WEST5TH ST.: 3BR/2BA condo.
Large garage, community pool, close to
the beach. $1,300/mo. Available Now.
No PETS.

S 1,263
BEDROOMS

VQi4. 41LE

PER MONTH

* Large Apartments On-Site Management Clubhouse & Playground
Pool 20 Minutes From Fernandina & Jackson\ ille
OPEN 8:30.$A 5:30P.M. Monday-Friday

Eastwoo Oaks (904) 845-2922
A T- A"'A-A 37149 Cody Circle
A PART M _N T S Hilliard, Florida

S901 Automobiles 901 Automobiles I

2005 TOYOTA COROLLA LE 4 door
sedan, 4700 miles, like new. $15,000,
Call (904)491-3280.

2000 Jeep Wrangler, green, 4 cyl., new
33" tires & 10" rims, 4" super lift, new top
&. radiator, 49,000 ml., exc. cond.
$14,500. 1972 Cutlass Supreme
Convertible, exc. shape. 261-5196, 415-
4372
'93 5-10 BLAZER 4X4 4-.r, manual 5-
speed, 4 wheel drive, V6, PS, PB. Runs
great $2300 190-)335-7301[
'96 CADILLAC DEVILLE Full, loaded
it. green exterior w'lt green leather
interior, AC. Exs: condition 122,500 miles
13500. f(904335-7301
1998 BUICK LESABRE 53K miles. A'C
$5,500. Call 1I9041333- '900
STUDENTS CAR 1994 Bjl.:k Regal 2-dr
coupe, hite lot'.: of god'1 use left See at
910 San Fernando. 1950 Call 2'7-6028.

1998 HONDA PASSPORT White. 2WD
i owner 150K miles (rjy). Good interior,
exterior & mechanical conditioner Trailer
httch, 6c:,1. 3900. 190-14)261-3638

2003 PONTIAC GRAND AM 4 dr, SE
25 000 miles. spoiler, premium wheels,
like new. Warranty Sacrlfic.:e 10,900
After 5pm l-F anytime wknds, 415-1749

1991 CORVETTE auto. air 32 000
mile, .900' 1996 CHEVY TAHOE 2
dr., 4WD,' 17,2,000 miles, $3500. .Call
(904)225-2090.
1983 OLDSMOBILE 88 Runs good.
Asking prj.:e $1 2010 Call (904)277-3838.

1997 SEBRING CONVERTIBLE '6,000
miles, green with ran to.p 8. interior in
good condition $6500,negotiable. Call
491-0028 & leave mes-'age on '.ice mail

1995 AUDI 90 Great sp.:.rr, -1-Or sedan
-.;En ple,-.r, off pc.wer 5-sd: manual 16
full., loaded rlhco.nroof Remote
Ar-iFr-iCD, cold AC. $3300. (9i041335-
7301
1997 FORD TAURUS TL 4 dr. black
aL'ian interior good ,co-riation new
t-rakes Asking 1.800,OBO. Call
i904 c6830481
OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE 1975 -
Red with ohite interior 350 VS. $7500.
Call 1904)491-0295.
5500! Police Impounds -
Hvr.dac.'Che.,.] Jeers, el:. Car- fr..m
1500. For lifting 1i'600'i"49-8116 ext.

'02 FORD EXPLORER- 2WO, VSB.
write/tan ithr Edlie Bauer, .32K, tow
package. excellent condition 19,500.
Pi call t904)321-2633.

IL

4019 Osprey Point Lane (Off Barnwell Rd.) 3BR/2BA,
beautiful rustic home on large wooded lot, gourmet kitchen with
skylight, stainless steel appliances and tile floor, screened porch,
separate laundry room, water softener and filter, large storage
area qn ground floor. First time rental. 1,800 SF. $1,495/mo.

CONDOS / TOWNITIHOMES
2413 First Avenue. C-6 (Forest Ridge Village) -
1.B 2 ,A [.:, r.,rou:e l.:.j[ct3 ait rear : p irp r ,i b. ll ,1, a,-. .1",I5-"
ir.:lud :.. ,T..r. pool renr., cciu, pi.,gic. u-L d l il ra .d lh.
dk ance .: ir- Ec. :-. il:.. c :;,hool> a.3 r.:p..-.g i.5.22 '_
SI 0-lcij. "A..iole Nov
Ocean Dunes (3200 S. Fletcher Are., D-1) 'icu car, i
i e ar-' ci. .i I.? ir., ea.:r., r, I nsh, 2 P. I A gqo.Jna ilior urnit
Fu.vnihed c ei.l,.g .laj "i :aipf ld i-,djr.?d .T.: 1tr .r. I..-. ar j a ba.j.lin Oi'..
. r ITi,.c- a :r.er d,,e.' ir.:Ju.j_ id e..-g .ar.-i p,.k.ng 1 21i
20 i I '. .,-, A. i.allie NO..
SINGLE FAMIbLY HOMES
86480 Riverwood Drive (Aleadowrfeld Bluff) -
4BR., 3BA Tr,. ike-nev.' r,.-on i. i:o .ecr...ir, li,. LC ,i'd :l1.:' 0 h r'oppr-
:.:h.:ul: a rd back: up 1. ,'.,.- a rea Bra-u .--..-,rm jard lull oth
Up'J. 'li r~l ,,[e b tr, ha; ,.3 r3 1-1 jub .,rr. Ecar r ,te ih.ier :l.]li
Rei-,getic3 r .,.'r, i.:erake-. bu-i-n .r, a:r,er i.-n care i,,ilu ded
2.!04- if SI ,30i m- 4A,.iiabzle nc.ril
2116 Purcell Drire (Off Will Hardee) ISR.BA 2 .:ar
a'age ,irpice r. I- lh.,r f.i r t.. '.ul. ceiling makermakr bult,.n d.h-.
.ine. ier-.r.- reia' i. p.'.-.kiilr .,:tem n Pi cor.u[roIl anr.d awr. i ca.e
nclud-d i 2'80 SF $1 25Ui rric. ildable 1vai Ap.il
1613 Canterbury Lane (Lakewood) 46P1 284 Ir-..I I...
ing & dining room i.replace csE,,ned porcr. ter.ced rear ,ardl & 2 .,
garage. 2 11 1F 1.1 i rr., I,.r, Care ICluded 4...lable Nov.
262 Otter Run (Otter Run) 32BR.B 2 CB;a garage Inrg
room vith fireplace. i.-'/n E i pa& *.'Aoni.id .r.'luded 1.7 0 Sf 5 1 42 ,',-,o
Avilsble Now

314 S. 14th Street 2 R 1 56- iar.e rear deck en.:a ,ea. ,.O
cat[-. kit.r,n 1995 rnmo .Jilable N.-..
4292 Maple Court (Offer Rnn) 36S 2Es- i.:.ndir,,,
,:,rr. ,ar.. i. ki[i:r.hern. re,'..gqr- [or a ,hi .1:. IaTker aui[,: ,:- l'i-.: I.r.l. .:ei
ir on r r ..'-:.r r.ed p..c-h 1 8. 0 SF I i 41lO .m:. 1n .r a' --.i
A. .hiatc.lr N,:,.-
1276 Quartlefield Lane eR.,2 h.- nre O the i.,-, .-c
L,.Ir roc, T. im.i, rooT. :epar3[e dr.nr. Icorn .'-.r.i a ,li il Cei. r
Luur, k.ich, inc, ,inall .,,ce ICE r3a r Iaurdry i,,orrr, :-reensd p,'.:h. 2..:i r
garage 1 '42 ;f 'gc.rgec.J" ..e., rri.ur :e 1: 1 Oil00 m.:-.:. .I Il -ipr.l
200 Palmetto Trail (Otter Run) LAKEFRONT Ei.ur..uli
'ek 2 8 r.:.r.9 ...[n 2' ca.r l ag i .n.r :,,n h : '. uii ,:e.I.rg a,.-3
i.repla-:c N.- kne. equipped ..ih d.p.i.J. h.. r,.e r.clr.grial.:i
-i.rri .e.cak. Oning area and bri.3kTa:t b:r i ~4 Sf L ..r. :r .rud
ed ti 525 mO.
3709 Parliament Dr. (QffS.R. 107) p,::.u r:.-, ,:..-.
i 24 o.:tc lut Ft lures' Co:.- erd pC.:.l jre5 r..-'ilOok0r.g a.lk- 46F ?e6 ruqe
grea' rc.-om ,i replacei 164 Ia' ir. tC 60 /SF j I -'i, n,-, v iatiel
Spr.l trhru ODcerT,-:r
1019 Isle of Panlmsts Ecaut-,ul 36R 284 r,.-T. ...-' ,-,',
,,ard & sc.'e.cd p :.ch IGrrnal din..' are c3l I I.- : :r ,a :i-
,Udge v.'icen,.ak 2-car gaiage i ,' Sf Si 2"A a _ia .1,
86088 Santa Barbara Street (Lofton Oaks) br 2r-
kitchen ..ith a.,'r...aiher di:pam .-:Emnak r .n ir.-,:ge .,-:P r. d..ng 9 .i5 t
r.iom Winc-d rear 30 i 130 S 1 1 'n-. A* a.labl. 1.a1,
COMMERCIAL
Jasmine Offece Center (1303 Jasmine) i 1 bi-.:.n
i4inh Sree' 5 a.O 3F Can b_ di.iclea .'l .e1iT-md-ol IOr .uaNi-I.-.d I-e
ant S1200,S5 plu: alu Lsa l and ut.l. .-;

ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS Business has been good and we are continuing to expand our portfolio of rental
properties. If you would be interested in our leasing and management services for your property, please call Nip or joy Galphin

I 901 Automobiles I

THERE IS A lien or, a 1992 .'e-p
Cherokee VIN# 134F35856NL160345 for
Impound & storage charges & will be put
up for silent public auction 4/25 at 12pm
at '36 cSwain Ra .(904)321-3422. No
Title, no le)z
'1993 FORD TAURUS LE.Ei than 60 i,00
miles. See at 206 Citrorna Dr Cir,
$1700. ,904)261-621-

r\ 902 Trucks |

1982 FORD F100 V6 3 seed :.r.
Column, good tires 'vsE. .grea r.ork
truck, runs 0000 :l10'1 080 1904)21-
2027 or 415.2941
'91 DODGE DAKOTA L-LI.nq bed .6
automatic grear Ihnae t51500 Call
1904) 225-6999.
2004 FORD F250 4;,'a Lariat package
on road 6.0 dieel, 6"00 mile- super
cab, Rhino bedlner -hnort bed rtoi
package. Call i904.)28-4919
2000 JEEP GRAND Cherokee Laredoc.
A/C, PS, PW PL cruise CD/cassette ro:.
rack, [ow package. 0,000i0 mile:
10,400. 1904i321 -0 6

S 903 Vans
1981 FORD VAN 0G.-.O work .ar. i150
Call (9041277-6954 for re-r ari.e

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127 So. 5"TH STREET $275,000 96394HIGH POINTE DRIVE $649,900 4297 MAPLE COLURT $179,900 2035 ViL CGE LANE $259,900
Great rental property in the Historic District with excellent appreciation Terrific new Donna Lynne home under construction-in the gated High 3 bedroom, 2 bath home located in Otter Run subdivision. Has laminate Ar,, Ii.i ~ .,:. n ,h.:,r, ;;,, ..i,i, F.l condition and great location. 1998
potential. Corner lot, double car garage, 2BR/1BA in each unit. Currently Pointe community. Open andbright4BR/3.5BA home featuring a screened and tile flooring, over 1,600 SE Suitable as starter or downsizing. Great in, I r, ~ I ,:,.:' i I .. ,Ily screened porch. Private yard and
has tenants in both units. MLS #34156 porch & optional bonus room. Stucco & stone exterior finish. MLS #32928 home with new paint. Call for details. MLS #34452 -2-car garage. Extra bonus room upstairs. Call today! MLS #34077
JANiE WEST IMORELLAND 9 1i4. 320,1. ,GLENN- HAN.COCK 904 ..20)i EVELYN MORTENSO 4 '120 -O PAT M JLiNE 9 ". !!I

2012 BRIDAL ROAD $221,900 LOT 4, SOUND POINT COURT $1,150,000
Investment opportunity!' Brick duplex on Island, 2BR/1BA, new sep- What a view from this premium marshfront lot with distant Intracoastal
tic system, both sides'rented at this time, or live in one side and rent Waterway views in prestigious Long Point in Amelia Island Plantation. Build
out the other side. Call for an appointment! MLS #34538 anew today & enjoy this gated enclave with Ocean Club amenities. MLS #34630
I CARLENE McDUFFIE 904.753.1522 CLAUDIA WATTS 904.556.4000

86481 EASTPORT DRIVE $349,900
Enjoy-the community amenities of North Hampton when you pur-
chase this lovely home! 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, fireplace, eat-in kitchen,
split bedrooms, screened lanai. MLS #34429
KATHY WHITE 904.753.2705

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86125 MORICHES DRIVE $494,900
Quality craftsmanship and meticulous homeowners are evident through-
out this stunning home. Spacious floor plan provides ample room.in this
5BR/4BA home built for family fun & entertaining. MLS #34590
C AM RniMO)T\TT A *n90 4c9 l12.

1738 REGATTA DRIVE + $599,000 95178 WOODBERRY LANE + $525,000
Lovely golf community home with all the rooms and features you would want. Well appointed home in Summer Beach's The Preserve. Large home with
Rich hardwood floors,ceramic tile, gourmet kitchen, wet bar, summer kitchen over 2,500 SF, 4BR/4BA, 8 ft. interior doors, Corian, open floor plan, sepa-
in the FLA room. 4BR/3.5BA, office with built-ins. MLS #33169 rate living room & lots of tile and crown molding. MLS #34302
PAM MEYER 904.415.0303 PAT TROXEL 904:321.1999

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86104 CALAWAY DRIVE $154,900
Tranquility & convenience await you in this sturdy.concrete block home.
This 3BR/2BA home with nearly 1,600 SF has a lot of functional living space.
Above ground pool & paved patio are perfect for entertaining. MLS #34442
MARY YATES 904556 9350
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LoT 27, HIGH POINTE DRIVE $199,900
Premium interior corner lot, 1.8 acres, in private gated sanctuary in
prestigious High Pointe off Barnwell Road. MLS #33128

SLYNDA WOOD 904 753 0571
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115 So. FLETCHER AVENUE $475,000 1541 GLENWOOD ROAD $890,000
Beach cottage directly across from beach access. 2 bedrooms, zoned for Waterfront contemporary home with dock and boat ramp on 5 acres.
short-term rental. Room for expansion or add 2" floor for gorgeous ocean Extra garage & bonus room, over 3,000 SF. Great views on tidal creek.
views. MLS #34617 MLS #34689
KAREN WERLING 866.437.8505 GERRY CLARE 904.753.2377

97036 PEG LEG WAY $208,500 95204 SPRiNGTiDE LANE $1,490,000
Brand new frame house with covered front porch, 2-car carport, Beautifully furnished RiverPlace villa with boat slip included. Great sun-
3BR/2BA. Located in a community with a pool and boat ramp. setsfromvirtuallyevery room,3BR/4BA. Formallivinganddiningrooms,
Completed by July. Call] anie. to see this piece of paradise. MLS #34069 family room, summer kitchen on screened balcony & more. MLS #34705
TANTE WESTMORELAND 904.753.2018 GLENN HANCOCK + 904.753.2009

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86555 No. HAMPTON CLUB $349,500
Lovely home in golf community with golf views from the front of house,
elegant & open floor plan, fireplace, large fenced yard, large kitchen with
island & many upgrades. Augusta floor plan w/bonus room. MLS #34268
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2985 PIGEON CREEK ROAD $64,900 86120 CREEKWOOD $239,700 2413 FIRST AVENUE, I-4 $169,900
Cozy 2BR/2BA on one acre, nice trees, storage building, all fenced, 12x20 Meadowfield 4 bedroom home built in 2002 with 2,240 SF Beautiful decor, Walk to the beach from this well-maintained 2BR unit in Forest Ridge
deck, eat-in kitchen, walk-in closet in 13x15 MBR. Within 1 mile of public family room/living room, fenced yard bordered by wooded preserve. conven- Village! All appliances including washer & dryer. Owner occupied.
boat ramp in Hilliard. Quiet, country living. MLS #33111 SOLDI ient location. MLS #34641 Pets allowed. Call for your appointment today! MLS #34706
CARLENE McDUPPFFTE 904 753 1522 KATHY GARLAND 4* 94 556 5744 KATHY WHITE 904 753 2705

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1,..,, .: blocks from the beach. 3 bedroom home on private lake Mediterranean villa with fabulous sunsets. Rare unit has jacuzzi on Enjoy lots of living space in this gorgeous 4BR/3BA lakefront beauty Serenity is yours n this spacious canal front home situated on 3/4 acre in
and ver/y J. .... .,..,,.,,rii,,. ..,mir,,riit, i'o. I t .n' li 11 th. patio, plumbed for summer kitchen addition, upgraded GE appli- in North Hampton. You'll also have a great view of the 4th tee box scenicPiratesWood. Norwegian brick and frame construction with wood
price! ML #34676 ances, fully furnished, personal elevator. MLS #34145 across the lake from the master bedroom balcony MLS #34194 and Mexican tile floors, deck, porches. 3BR/3 full BA. MLS #34479
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1438 OAK STREET 4 $500,000 3302 BENNETT AVENUE $387,000 \
Outstanding commercial ,-..i. rr. 1... .;, .1 Ih..... iii .f \,ielia Island. OPEN HOUSE 1-4pm Sunday, April 10, 2005. Waterfront 1.3
3,800 SF with reception a .,,,. ,, i h, .r r ,ra ., lull bath, 4-12' acres ivith boat dock towards end of Nassauville Road, tidal
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LOT 14 ~ LITTLE PINEY ISLAND $159,900 95158 SPRINGTIDE LANE $990,000
Beautifully wooded lot with potential future marsh views in neigh- Amazing sunsets and views of the marsh and Intracoastal from this newly
borhood. Build your dream home on this sizable piece of paradise. constructed RiverPlace townhome. Features private elevator, Travertine*
MLS #30839 stone flooring, gourmet kitchen with granite & more. MLS #34249
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