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Sex investigation of cty police

SHANNON MALCOM
News-Leader
The Florida Department of Law
Enforcement is investigating the
claims of a former member of the
now defunct Fernandina Beach
Police Explorers club who said she
had sexual relations with police
officers.
The state impounded city police
cars, apparently to check for DNA

and other evidence of a crime
involving the girl, who was 14 at the
time.
No charges have been filed, and
both the Florida Department of
Law Enforcement and city police
have declined comment on details
of the investigation, which began
late last year.
A Jacksonville lawyer has been
hired to represent two of the offi-
cers. Eric Block said he has been

a 17-year-old girl in a separate mat-
ter.
According to Block, the state
investigation stems from an accu-
sation made by the former member
of the police explorers program,
which was disbanded two years
ago. The girl claims she had sex
with the police officers when she
was a member of the program two
SEX Continued on 3A

retained by former police officer
James Branning and current officer
Chris Duffy to protect their civil
rights in the investigation.
At least one other current offi-

Shrimp fest recalls

Fernandina's roots

cer, detective Ernest Haskins, has
been linked to the investigation,
as has a former detective, Gregory
Rosier, who resigned after he was
charged with sexual relations with

Chester Road

apartments get

a second chance

Steve's Marketplace
STEVE NICKL'AS
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EXTRA

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50 YEAS AGO6
A total of 759 Salk polio
vaccines were given to first-
and second-grade students in
the county.
April 29, 1955

25 YEARS AGO
Near perfect weather and
a crowd estimated at better
than 80,000 combined to pro-
duce an Isle of Eight Flags
Shrimp Festival "destined to
be recorded as one. of the best
in the annual event's 17--year
history."
May 7, 1980
10 YEARS AGO
Responding to a resident's
complaint, consultant Mark
McCreary told county com-
missioners the courthouse
bell tower was in "good
enough shape that you don't
have to worry about it falling
down anytime soon."
April26, 1995

INDEX

AROUND TOWN ................ 7B
BUSINESS 4A
CLASSIFIED 1C
COURT REPORT.................... 13A
CROSSWORD 9B
EDITORIAL 7A
FOOD 10B
PEOPLE AND PLACES ........... 7B
OBITUARIES 2A
POLICE REPORT ......... 12A
SERVICE DIRECTORY ............. 3C
SPORTS 1B
TIDES 4B

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ALICE WALSH
News-Leadei
Donald Rowe, a second-genera-
tion shrimper whose family roots in
Nassau County go back to 1860, is
the cli. --.en Grand MNarh:.il ,f the
2005 Shrimp'festival Pirate Parade,
which takes place Thursday at 6
p.m.
He grew ulp in the shrimping
industry. and has fond memories of
working with his father, Earl Rowe.
"Anytime my dad was in port, I
was with him down on the docks,"
he recalls. "As long as I can remem-
ber, I've been on the boats on week-

ALICE WALSH/NEWS-LEADER
Donald Rowe, grand marshal of the 2005 Shrimp Festival
Pirate Parade on Thursday, is a second-generation shrimper.
His boat, "Earl's Girls," in the background, is being spruced
up for the weekend.

ends and .r,,iui;ii,.ut each sum-
mer.
"I'd beg him every weekend to
take me along and he did, as long
as the weather wasn't too rough.
When I was 12 I started actually
working with him on the boats. It
never seemed like work to me; it
was an adventure."
Rowe's father died in 2001, and
when Rowe purchased his first

shrimp boat, his wie-. another and
sister came up with a name that
would honor his father and also
indicate the closeness of their fam-
ily, including Earl's three grand-
daughters. And so, the vessel was
christened "Earl's Girls." The boat
is currently being spruced up and
decorated for participation in the
SHRIMP Continued on 3A

VOLUNTEER COLORS

The Kings
Bay Color
Guard pres-
ents the
American
flag at the
opening of
the 20th
Annual
Volunteer
Recognition
Luncheon on
Thursday.
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photos,.8A.
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BENJAMIN PRICE/NEWS-LEADER
A sinkhole about four feet wide by four feet long threatened
sewer services on the island's south end.

News-Leader

A sinkhole discovered near the
county's largest sewer lift station on
Amelia Island has been declared
an "emergency situation," and
county personnel are working
around the clock to prevent a spill
or disruption of sewer service to
1,500 customers.
Nassau-Amelia Utilities Director
Doug Hewett said the hole was dis-
covered near the lift station off
Amelia Island Parkway Thursday
afternoon by a county landscaper
who was cutting grass. The hole

BENJAMIN PRICE
News-Leader
Nassau County Commission-
ers approved Monday night ask-
ing the state Department of
Community Affairs to consider a
comprehensive plan amendment
that would allow a 240-apartment
complex on Chester Road in
Yulee.
The county planning and zon-
ing board voted earlier this month
to deny submitting a request to
the state, but the county com-
mission voted to make the
request anyway.
CountyAttorney Mike Mullin
stressed that the request for a
Department of Community

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BENJAMIN PRICE
News-Leader
A second attempt to develop
three acres on Simmons Road
was unanimously denied by the
Nassau County Commission
Monday, in the latest round of
battles between the property's
developers and its neighbors.
After almost an hour of dis-
cussion, the commission voted to
uphold a previous decision by the
planning and zoning board, which
denied a request to rezone the
3.6 acres on Simmons Road from
"open rural" to "residential, single
family 2 (RS-2)."
The request was made by
property owner Susan Bridwell
and engineer Nick Gillette, who
proposed a 10-lot subdivision with
cul-de-sac that would be accessi-
ble from the north side of
Simmons Road, which is a dirt
road at that point west of 14th
Street.
Much of the debate over the

feet, and Hewett said it was imme-
diately declared an emergency.
The county commission held a
special meeting at I1 a.m. Friday to
address "emergency sewer
repairs." It voted to expend $30,000
to fix the problem and approved a
contract with RJ.'s Underground,
County Administrator Mike
Mahaney confirmed Friday.
The station serves about 1,500
residences on the southern end of
the island, including The Ritz-
Carlton, Amelia Island and
Summer Beach Resort.
Hewett said Monday there had

Affairs report
," :3; was not the
equivalent of a
S vote of approval
by the commis-
Ssion. Once the
F state report is
received, he
Marshall said Tuesday,
the project will
be reconsidered
by planning staff, planning and
zoning board and the commis-
sion.
The planning board voted
April 5 not to request the report.
However, with dozens of people
packed in the county meeting
CHESTER Continued on 5A

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Road plan
project has
focused on the
condition of
Simmons Road,
which is
unpaved and
only 16 feet
S" wide in the
Higginbotham vicinity of the
project. The
developers
would be required to pave the
road, expand its width to 24 feet,
add a sidewalk and install curb
and gutter for drainage.
Bridwell said the road
improvements would enhance the
community and give local resi-
dents more than just a "dead end
road."
"This will be a small neigh-
borhood that will be an asset to
the community, adding 10 families
on a nice, quiet cul-de-sac," she
said.
However, adjacent property
SIMMONS Continued on 5A

uptions in

service, and said by that afternoon
the potential for disruptions should
be eliminated.
Once the ground water was suf-
ficiently drained by Monday morn-
ing, he said, a bypass would be
installed to flow sewage directly to
the county's wastewater plant That
bypass pump was expected to be
completed Monday afternoon.
In the meantime, the contractor
R.J.'s Underground was to exca-
vate the area to identify and repair
the problem. As of Monday, Hewett
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OBITUARIES

Mary R. Cole
Mary R. Cole, 69, passed away
at Baptist Medical Center Nassau
in Fernandina Beach, Thursday
afternoon, April 21, 2005, follow-
ing an extended illness.
She was a native of Savannah,
Ga., and moved to Fernandina
Beach 11 years ago from
Jacksonville. She was a member
of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, Fernandina
Beach branch. Mrs. Cole was pre-
deceased by a son, Brian Neil Cole
Jr.; her parents, Theophilus
Absolum Scarboro and Gussie Lee
Aaron Scarboro; and three of her
five brothers.
Survivors include; her daughter,
Darya Cole Freeman of
Fernandina Beach; two brothers
and their spouses, John (Mary)
Scarboro Sr. of Fernandina Beach
and Rodney (Betty) Scarboro Sr. of
Tallahassee; many nieces,
nephews, great nieces and great
nephews.
Graveside funeral services were
held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Bosque
Bello Cemetery with President
Terry Elliott of the Fernandina
Beach Branch of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
officiating. The family received
friends from 6-8 p.m. Monday at
Green Pines Funeral Home in
Yulee.
Green Pine Funeral Home

SWarren G. Lawson .
Warren G. Lawson, 80, passed
away at Baptist Medical Center
Nassau on Sunday evening, April
24, 2005.
He was a native of Sweden and
moved to Fernandina Beach 12
years ago from Lake Carmel, N.Y.
Mr. Lawson was a member of
Rotary, the Lions Club and was a
member of the Lutheran faith.
Before retiring he owned his own
insurance agency and was in the
security business.
He was a veteran of World War
II, serving in the U.S. Army. He
was an avid gardener and loved
boating and fishing.
Mr. Lawson was predeceased
by his brother, Carl Robert Lawson
Jr., and his sister, Barbara Ratcliffe.
Survivors include his wife of 52
years, Estelle A. Lawson of
Fernandina Beach; a son, Scott W.
(Wendy) Lawson of Fernandina
Beach; one daughter, Stephanie E.

(Peter) Gasparich of Holmes, N.Y.;
three grandchildren, Katy J.
Lawson, Christine A. Gasparich
and Erich D. Gasparich; three
nieces and two nephews.
The family would like to
express their appreciation to Ray
and Leigh Vernon for the friend-
ship they shared with Mr. Lawson.
They are the kind of friends that
everyone should have.
Green Pine Funeral Home

Hazel Bath Rockett
Hazel Bath Rockett, 76, Blue
Heron Court, Fernandina Beach,
widow of the late Wendell Hugh
Rockett Sr., passed away Sunday
evening, April 24, 2005, at her res-
idence following a lengthy illness.
A native of Evans County, Ga., she
was the daughter of the late
Charles Oscar Bath Sr. and Lessie
Juanita Smith Bath, and had
resided in Nassau County for the
last 27 years after relocating from
Waycross, Ga.
Mrs. Rockett received her B.S.
Degree in Education from Florida
State University in 1966. She loved
reading, and being with her First
Baptist Church family for their
many activities. Mrs. Rockett will
be especially remembered for bak-
ing and cooking special items for
others. She was preceded in death
by her husband, and a son, Charles
Philip Rockett.
Survivors include: her children,
the Rev.,WendelLHugh. (BQonie)
Rockett Jr., Thomasville, Ga.,
Marcia Gayle Rockett Howard,
Waycross, Ga., Karen Rockett
(Lenny) Roberts, Fernandina
Beach, and Travis Stephen (Penny)
Rockett Sr., Maysville, Ga.; a sister,
Mattie Lou (Mrs. Robert) Carroll;
and a brother, Jerome Bath, both of
Claxton Ga.; nine grandchildren
and one great-grandson.
Funeral services are scheduled
for 11 a.m. today at First Baptist
Church of Fernandina Beach with
the Rev. Jeff Overton, senior pastor,
officiating. Interment will be at 3
p.m. today in Oakland Cemetery in
Waycross, Ga. Pallbearers will be
Donnie Fussell, Johnny Burbank,
Steve Simmons, Mike Branch,
Roger King, and Jeff Whitaker.
Memorials may be made in Mrs.
Rockett's name to the First Baptist
Church Building Fund, 416
Alachua St, Fernandina Beach, FL
32034.
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WEEKLY UPDATE

Energy assistance
funding
Northeast Florida
Community Action Agency, Inc.
(NFCAA) announces funding of
$121,843 to provide home ener-
gy assistance to low-income
households in Nassau County.
The objective is to provide
utility and fuel companies the
cost of cooling and heating the
homes of low-income people
who have difficulty meeting
home energy costs. Bills docu-
menting those costs must be
between April 1, 2005, and Feb.
28, 2006. Funds must be
expended by March 31, 2006.
The Florida Department of
Community Affairs provides
funds to NFCAA.
Eligibility is determined by
Federal Poverty Guidelines that
consider family size and house-
hold income, from one person
with a maximum income of
$14,355 up to eight persons with
an income of $48,585.
Call 261-0801 for appoint-
ments from Monday-Friday, 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. There are satellite
offices in Hilliard and Yulee.

Child advocates
needed
Interns and volunteers are
currently being recruited for
the Child Advocate Rapid
Response Team, a school-based,
program that provides advocacy
for children and their families'
If you are interested in
becoming an integral part of the
team working to stop the cycle
of abuse/violence by empower-
ing and supporting children and
their families, please contact
Program Director Kathe
Delumyea at (904) 548-0439.

Ribault Club dosed
The Ribault Club Visitor
Center and Bookstore will be
temporarily closed today
through May 1 due to mainte-
nance.
The club is located at 12141
Fort George Road, Jacksonville,
within the boundaries of Fort
George Island Cultural State
Park. Normal operating hours of
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday
through Sunday will resume on
May 4. The park and Ribault
Club offer free admission. Call
251-2320 for more information.

Career open house
The Advanced Technology
Center at Florida Community
College's downtown campus
has two upcoming opportunities
to explore career choices.
An open house April 28 at
the Advanced Technology
Center, 401 W. State St., is for
prospective students looking for
technical training and educa-
tion. Also available will be infor-
mation on financial aid, scholar'
ships and tips for adults
re-entering school.
The ATC is also offering a
Career Options Expo on June 3
from 5:30-8:30 p.m. with an even
broader spectrum of programs
and career exploration opportu-
nities.
For a reservation (requested
but not required) or more infor-
mation call (904) 646-2300.

Cemetery cleanup
There will be a cleanup at
the Brickyard Cemetery all day
April 30. All are invited. There
will be water and bathroom
facilities. Bring your own food
as well as any necessary tools.
For more information, contact
Kitty Goodman at 261-3811.

Coast Guard at festival
Volunteers with the local U.S.
Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla
14-1, Seventh Coast Guard
District, will participate in the
42d annual Isle of Eight Flags
Shrimp Festival parade on April
28 at 6 p.m. and then be on dis-
play with the USCG Cutter
Shrike at the Fernandina Beach
harbor marina on April 30.
During the parade the USCG
Auxiliary float will feature
"Coastie," a robotic Coast Guard
tugboat that promotes the use of
personal flotation devices.
Also on Saturday, the volun-
teer members of the Fernandina
Beach Coast Guard Flotilla 14-1
will provide guided tours aboard
the Shrike, an 87-foot, 100 ton,
protector class patrol vessel.
Library dosed
The Fernandina Beach
branch library will be closed
April 29 and 30 for the Isle of
Eight Flags Shrimp Festival. No
fines will be assessed those
Idays.-Thne book drop will '
remain open. '
Health fair
In honor of national
Women's Health Week, Healing
BALM Ministries of Northeast
Florida is sponsoring its 4th
annual community health fair.
This health fair will be held
from 10 am. to 1 p.m. on May 7
at the Wal-Mart Supercenter
parking lot in Yulee.
The theme is "Women
Making Healthy Strides in
2005." Participants can get free
blood pressure, diabetes, and
other health checks. The
Florida Georgia Blood Alliance
will be on hand for those who
can donate blood. Several ven-
dors will participate and provide
educational literature to help
contribute to an informed,
health-conscious community.

Recyclingopportunity
Nassau County residents can
recycle their old electronics on
May 14 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
the northwest corner of Eighth
and Lime streets in Fernandina
Beach. The lot is across from
North Nassau Recycling. Enter
off lime Street
Materials that can be
dropped off include: Computers,
monitors and printers; televi-
sions, VCRs and stereos; tele-
phones, digital docks and elec-
tronic games or toys.
The recycling day is being
provided by Nassau County's
Solid Waste Task Force and
funded by Keep Nassau
Beautiful and Creative Recycling
Systems (a state-approved recy-
cler).
Businesses needing infor-
mation on how to dispose of
electronics equipment should
call Keep Nassau Beautiful at
548-0162.

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SEX Continued from 1A4
years ago.
The program was founded as
a way for young people to learn
about careers in law enforcement.
According to police Capt. James
Thompson, the program had
approximately 10 members, boys
and girls, from ages 14 to 18.
Branning denied the allega-
tions and says he believes the
investigation was instigated by
someone within the police depart-
ment. "(Soineone's) got some
kind of personal vendetta against
me," Branning said.
Branning returned in
February from Iraq, where he
trained Iraqi police officers for a
year. When he left for Iraq, he
was a FBPD officer. When he
returned from Iraq in February,
Branmng said he was told he no
longer had a job with Fernandina
Beach Police.
Branning declined' further
comment. Duffy could not be
reached for comment.
"It's real frustrating. I'm not
happy about it," Haskins said,
proclaiming his innocence. He
declined further comment.
"I have been hired to pursue
what rights they have .. we're
investigating potential civil rights
remedies," Block said. "... They
don't need defending. This girl
has gone back and forth, she's
been arrested before ... there's
no probable cause here."
At least one of the officers has
been DNA-tested for the investi-
gation, Block said, and police vehi-
cles were impounded. Block said
at least one of those vehicles has
been returned.
The investigation has been
ongoing for at least six months,
Block said. "It's gone on too long
... and (my clients) are sick of
this," he said. "We're in the dark,
all we know is that the allegations
have been made, they can't ask
questions."
Fernandina Beach Police

Chief "Chip" Hammond was not
available for comment this week.
Earlier this year, he said, "The
investigation we had, we turned
over to the Florida Department
of Law Enforcement. They're han-
dling it, and we respect that. It's a
complaint we take very seriously."
Sharon Gogerty, public infor-
mation officer for the Florida
Department of Law Enforcement,
confirmed that Fernandina Beach
Police requested the investiga-
tion. "At the request of the
Fernandina Beach Police
Department, we are investigating
a matter that they asked the
Florida Department of Law
Enforcement to investigate. The
investigation was requested by
them and it does involve them,"
she said earlier this year. She
declined to be more specific at
that time.
FDLE declined to comment
on its investigation this week.
Rosier, a former detective, was
sentenced in March to six months
probation plus time served for
attempting to have sex with a 17-
year-old girl. His law enforcement
certificate was ordered seized.
He also was ordered to pay $370
in court costs, a $500 public
defender's lien and perform 25
hours of community service.
Charges of sexual battery,
involving sex with the teenager's
23-year-old sister, were dismissed.
According to court records, the
women met Rosier at a local
restaurant, where he was off duty
working as a bouncer, and invited
them to their hotel room, where
he had sex with the 23-year-old.
Reportedly intoxicated, she then
left the hotel room. Police reports
indicate she placed a call to 911 at
2:30 a.m., alleging her younger
sister was being raped. When
police arrived, Rosier and the teen
were preparing to engage in sex.
Rosier resigned from the
department shortly after his
arrest.
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Shrimp festival fun
The annual Pirate Parade kicks off the 42nd Isle of Eight Flags
Shrimp Festival at 6 p.m. Thursday.
The Miss Shrimp Festival 2005 contest will be held Friday night
starting at 7:30 p.m. on the Riverfront Stage at the foot of Centre
Street. followed by the annual Invasion of the Pirates at 9:30 p.m.
and fireworks at 9:45 p.m.
This year's festival will feature more than 300 artists in booths
throughout the 50-block historical area, dozens of antiques dealers
and 28 food booths run by local non-profils. Enjoy live entertainment
at the Riverfront Stage and on North Sixth Street.
The traditional blessing of the fleet and shrimp boat parade
begins at 1 p.m. Sunday at the riverfront.
For more information visit www.shrimpfestival.com.

Parlking limits
Residents are reminded of regulations intended to assure safety
during the shnmp festival this weekend.
City waterfront parking lot B will be closed from midnight
Wednesday until midnight Sunday for the festival.
City waterfront parking lots A, C and D and the library parking lot
will be closed to unauthorized vehicles from midnight Thursday until
midnight Sunday.
There will be no parking on the streets and in public parking lots
of the downtown Centre Street business district (bordered by Ash
Street and Alachua Street from Eighth Street to the waterfront) from
5 p.m. Friday until midnight Sunday. Signs will be posted throughout
the downtown area and unauthorized cars will be towed.
During the shrimp festival weekend the use of "Silly String"
type propellants, "poppers" and high-powered water guns is
prohibited within the Centre Street business district, per City
Ordinance No. 99-03.

SEWER Continued from 1A
said the cause of the seepage was
still unknown, but a 15-inch clay
pipe located several feet below the
surface was suspected of failure.
"If the pipe leaks it can create a
void down deep, and when the void
gives way it can create a crater, or
sinkhole," he said.
Mahaney said Friday the coun-
ty feels a sense of urgency about
the situation because it's essential
that the seepage does not contam-
inate the Intracoastal Waterway or
shut off sewer service to cus-
tomers.
'We definitely don't want (the
lift station) to fail," Mahaney said.

"If it went down we could have
sewage seeping up out of the
ground, potentially draining into
the Intracoastal waters."
He expected the work to take
more than a week, with utility
crews working around the clock
over the weekend to drain ground
water and prepare the site for the
excavation and bypass.
Hewett said the county replaced
three pumps and made some other
.repairs to the 33-year-old facility
about two years ago. However, he
said there were no improvements
made to the pipe, which dates back
to the station's construction in
1972.
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SHRIMP Continued from 1A
Best-Decorated Shrimp Boat
Parade on Sunday at 1 p.m.
For 42 years Fernandina Beach
has celebrated the birthplace of
the commercial shrimping industry
and its ongoing contribution to our
community with our annual shrimp
festival. But these are worrisome
times for shrimpers. The prolifer-
ation of imported shrimp has cut
deeply into the market. Many con-
sumers willingly buy the less fla-
vorful, pre-frozen imported shrimp
because of the lower price. As a
result, the price of wild, fresh-
caught shrimp has dropped lower
than the average price in the 1980's,
according to Rowe, while the cost
of catching them has spiraled
upward.
"In a seven-day period of
shrimping a boat burns about 1,700
gallons of fuel, and it is safe to say
the cost of fuel (diesel) has dou-
bl6d in the last two years. Other
costs, too, have gone up. I just
bought a set of batteries for $1,000.
That same set, two years ago, sold
for $800.
"When I was a kid there were
shrimp boats all the way down the
docks. It was quite a sight, and
shrimping families made a good

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living. Now, there are only about 17
or 18 boats here."
Mother Nature is doing her part
to help. This past fall there was an
abundance of shrimp, so the
shrimpers were busy. "It doesn't
pay anymore to go out for 100-200
pounds, as it used to," said Rowe.
"Now we need big hauls to make a
trip worthwhile. When the moon is
full and the tide is high, thafs when
the harvest is best Afew boats will
go out, and if shrimp are there, the
word gets back, and more boats
follow," said Rowe.
"The main reason we stay in the
business is that we love it and
have such a good time doing this
with our families and shrimping
buddies. I'd sure like to see the
industry do well, so that more
young people could consider it. I
had a great childhood down here
on the waterfront, and I'd sure like
to see that experience passed on to
the next generation."
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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
1st Public Hearing Notice
The City of Femandina Beach is considering applying to
the Florida Department of Community Affairs (DCA) for
a Small Cities Cormmunity Development Block Grant
(CDBG) of up to $650,000. These funds must be used
for one of the following purposes:
1. To benefit low and moderate income persons;
2. To aid in the prevention or elimination of slums or
blight; or
3. To meet other community development needs of
recent origin having a particular urgency because exist-
ing conditions pose a serious and immediate threat to
the health or welfare of the community and where other
financial resources are not available to meet such
needs.
The categories of activities for which these funds may
be used are in the areas of housing, neighborhood revi-
talization, commercial revitalization, or economic devel-
opment and include such improvement activities as
acquisition of real property, loans to private-for-profit
business, purchase of machinery and equipment, con-
struction of Infrastructure, rehabilitation of houses and
commercial buildings, and energy conservation.
Additional information regarding the range of activities
that may be undertaken will be provided at the public
hearing. For each activity that is proposed, at least 70%
of the funds must benefit low and moderate income per-
sons.
In developing an application for submission to DCA, the
City of Femandina Beach must plan to minimize dis-
placement of persons as a result of planned CDBG activ-
ities. In addition, the City of Femandina Beach is
required to develop a plan to assist displaced persons.
A public hearing to receive citizen views concerning the
community's economic and community development
needs will be held at City Hall, 204 Ash Street
Femandina Beach, Florida on May 3rd, 2005 at 6p.m.
For Information concerning the public hearing contact
Cassandra Mitchell at 204 Ash Street Femandina Beach,
Florida 32034 (904) 277-7305.
The public hearing is being conducted in a handicapped
accessible location. Any handicapped person requiring
an interpreter for the hearing impaired or the visually
impaired should call (904) 277-7305, at least 24 hours
prior to the meeting and an interpreter will be provided.
Any non-English speaking person wishing to attend the
public hearing should call (904) 277-7305 at least 24
hours prior to the meeting and a language interpreter
will be provided. To access a Telecommunication Device
for Deaf Persons (TDD) please call TTY.277-7399. Any
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In Honor of

Mother's Day Weekend 2005

Presents the
Mother's Day Cooking Class

Saturday, May 7
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Celebrate with Mom and treat her to a Cooking Class
presented by our very own Executive Chef Thomas
Tolxdorf Our chef will demonstrate various cooking
techniques and share recipes followed by a
scrumptious gourmet lunch.
$49 per person inclusive of tax and gratuity.

Mother's Day Brunch

Sunday, Mal 8
10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Our Mother's Day Brunch is a perfect way to-celebrate
and honor a family treasure...your Mother!
Several of our chefs will be cooking with their "Mothers"
and sharing special recipes for you to taste.
Don't miss the surprises we have planned for your "Mother.'

$59* adults $28* children 5 to 12
*Subject to tax & gratuity
Reservations required for both events.

Mother's Day Getaway Package
May 6 to 8
This extraordinary weekend, let us pamper the special
woman in your life with...
Two nights accommodation in an Oceanview Room or
Oceanfront Room
Special occasion amenity upon arrival ~
champagne and tuxedo strawberries
Breakfast for Two on Saturday morning in bed or your
private balcony through In Room Dining or dine
in Cafe 4750
Mother's Day Sunday Brunch for Two
Daily Valet Parking
3 p.m. Checkout

For more information and reservations, please contact the resort.

BUSINESS

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,2005/NEWS-LEADER

Amelia Island welcomes

celebrities routinely

D ebralee Scott lived at
her house on Amelia
Island with little fan-
fare, not expecting or
desiring the attention she got as.
Rosalie "Hotsy" Totzie in the tele-
vision series "Welcome Back,
Kotter" of the 1970s.
Such is the life of a celebrity,
hidden from the cameras and the
gaze of people and the limelight
once sought.
Here on
Amelia I
Island, we
have seen it
before. There
was Michael
Jackson
attending
church in
downtown
Fernandina Steve
Beach 15 Nicklas
years ago, .C --
when he was
famous for STEVE'S
positive rea- MARK
sons. Since PLAE
then, Bill
Clinton
played golf here, Timothy Hutton
and Faith Hill have been filmed
here and Jerry Seinfeld checked
out the fancy cars at the
Concours d'Elegance.
In many ways, this area is,
becoming a popular playground,
or at least a trendy hangout, for
celebrities. They enjoy the ameni-
ties as well as the relaxed atmos-
phere. And most of all. like Scott,
they can remain relatively anony-

mous like us
normal folk.
It began
many years ago,
in areas that are
a shadow of. --
what they once
were. Famous
black entertain- Scott
ers such as
Duke Ellington
are said to have frolicked in the
natural beauty of American
Beach in its heyday. Across the
sound at Cumberland Island, the
ultra-rich such as the Carnegies
came to vacation in elaborate,
mansions that dwarfed even
those of today. Also, the late John
Kennedy Jr. was married in the
Cumberland seclusion.
The celebrity sightings appear
to be more frequent now. Paul
McCartney hid out at The Ritz-
Carlton, Amelia Island before his
Super Bowl gig, Tom Cruise was
spotted in several local restau-
rants the same week and more
than one local eatery has a
plaque or picture signed by
Donald Trump from a visit here.
Others have built houses
here, such as Scott These
include Mort Crim, the national
broadcaster, as well as the one-
time'CEO of Global Crossing. a
darling of the technology bubble.
Within the sports world, Brent
NMusberger reportedly owns a
house here, as do several of the
Jacksonville Jaguars, and Oprah
Winfrey is rumored to have inter-
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Beach as well as a horse farm in
Callahan.
Each year one of the elite
events of the NFL is held here,
attracting the "Who's Who" of
present and past football stars.
During the Bausch & Lomb ten-
nis tournament, the premier
female players of the world such
as Lindsey Davenport and the
Williams sisters grace our island.
Few knew that Scott lived
here. Many knew her as the sul-
try tease who tempted the gang
of unruly students known as the
"sweat hogs" on the hilarious
comedy headed by Gabe Kaplan.
The series also featured a local
favorite, John Travolta.
Ironically, Travolta has been
filming here the past month or so
for a major Hollywood flick fea-
turing himself and several other
big names. Travolta played
"Vinnie Barberino" on the Kotter
series, providing him with a start,
and a springboard into a huge
movie career.
Scott played in other roles
during her career. She appeared
in the TV series "Mary Hartman,
Mary Hartman," as well as
movies such as "Police Academy"
and "American Graffiti." On a
tragic note, her fiance reportedly
was killed in the World Trade
Center attacks.
Maybe she and Travolta kept
in touch until her death here last
week at age 52. Whether they did
or not, they will be forever
aligned in our memories as
comedic characters in the televi-
sion series with the catchy
"Welcome Back" theme song.
For every welcome, however,
there is also a goodbye. This is a
goodbye of fondness and grati- .
tude for what Scott did. She made
us laugh.
Steve Nicklas is a financial
adviser who lives on Amelia
Island.

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Special achievement
Roche honored medical rep-
resentative and Amelia Island
resident Carolyn Gleason with
the company's
Special
Achievement
Award. Gleason
received the
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formance. The
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operations celebrate their
American centennial in 2005.

Bankh2res2
The First Bank of
Jacksonville has announced the
hiring of Gregg Corley as vice
president, community banker,
and Carol Chauncey as lending
assistant for the Amelia Island
Loan Production Office at 1325
Atlantic Avenue, Fernandina
Beach.
Corley will be responsible for
all commercial lending needs in

the Fernandina
Beach area;
specializing in
small business-
es and com-
mercial real
estate.
He comes to
First Bank with Corley
25 years expe-
rience in the
banking indus-
try, the last six
in Nassau
County provid-
ing commercial
loans to local
businesses.
Corley is a .
member of the Chauncey
Nassau County
CERT Team,
graduate of the Leadership
N Nassau program and has been
involved with the local Big
Brothers/Big Sisters foundation
as well as the Yulee Optimist
club.
A graduate of the University
of South Carolina, Corley
resides in Fernandina Beach
with his wife and daughter.
Chauncey will be responsible
for managing the day-to-day
operations of the office, assist-
ing the loan officers, providing
customer service and handling,
community awareness and
involvement.
Chauncey comes to First
Bank with many years experi-
ence as a licensed real estate

agent with Prudential Chaplin
Williams Realty. She also is a
certified EMT.
She earned her bachelor's of
science degree in marketing
and management (cum laude)
from Jones College in
Jacksonville. 7
She resides in Fernandina
Beach with her husband.

Degree earned
Baytree Communications
Systems announced that found-
ing partner and president David
Shroads has earned his Sc.D.
(Scientiae Doctor/Doctor of
Science) degree in information
systems and communications
from Robert Morris University
in Pittsburgh. In addition,
Shroads holds a BA in political
science and a B.S. in computer
science from Thiel College and
Point Park University, respec-
tively.
Shroads' research is titled
"Disaster Recovery of Critical
Business Information Systems
in Colleges and Universities: A
Descriptive and Exploratory
Study." Shroads founded
Baytree Commununications to
offer reliable, redundant busi-
ness broadband services and
consulting throughout Nassau
County and surrounding areas.
Baytree's Internet web site is
bcs2.com Additional informa-
tion can be obtained by email
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SIMMONS Continued from IA
owners Peter Procko and Greg
Lane disputed any benefits the
proposed development would add
to the area. Procko said even with
the improvements, the road would
not meet county width require-
ments, was inadequate to support
10 new houses and would only
add drainage problems for neigh-
boring property owners.
"Storm water runoff from
Simmons Road, the roadway sys-
tem of the new subdivision itself
and that of 10 roofs and driveways
would be dumped in a long ditch
that would run alongside the
entire length of my property," he
said.
Gillette argued that the road
and gutters would be designed to
force runoff onto the develop-
ment's property where it would
be stored in the wetlands. Within
the rezoning request was a vari-
ance to the county's road width
and right-of-way requirements,
based on the "hardship" that there
was no room to expand the road.
In a letter to Procko dated April
18, County Engineer Jos6 Deliz
said since the applicants cannot
gain additional right of way
because of the limited space, it
could be considered a hardship
under the county's ordinance. He
also said the proposal to construct
a 24-foot road, with curb-and-gut-
ter, storm water collection and
conveyance facilities, would meet
the county's criteria for "safe and
efficient access to the proposed
subdivision." But in the letter he
adds that concerns about overde-
velopment in'the area did not fac-
tor into his consideration of the
project's "technical merits."
Earlier this month, Lane and
Procko invited county staff and

CHESTER Continued from iA 9

room Monday, the commission
voted 4-1 to overturn the planning
board's decision.
Commissioner Marianne
Marshall cast the lone dissenting
vote. After Monday's meeting, she
said she voted against requesting
the report because she "was going
to vote against (the future land use
map amendment) anyway."
For residents who object to the
proposed 240-unit Courtney Isles
Apartment Community, the request
for the report was seen as the first
step toward approval by the com-
mission.
"This is salami politics," Robert
Weintraub, president of the East
Nassau Homeowners Council, said.
"You get one slice, then another
slice;, ad :anotheraintil evyntul y ,
youOgtCtAetWbAlsalaMiri saisbqu
Several'residents object-to thef'-
development because the 30-acre
parcel is currently zoned industri-
al. By rezoning the property to
high-intensity residential, oppo-
nents say the county would replace
much needed commercial growth
with more residences, and more
cars to crowd A1A as they travel
back and forth to Jacksonville.
George Lawrence of the Pirates
Woods Home Owners Association
echoed several citizens' concerns
when he said residential develop-
ment should be discouraged until
A1A is widened.
"What we need is for people to
be able to live, work and spend their
paycheck in Nassau County with
the development of industrial zoned
property," he said. "Not more hous-
ing."
Other residents also repeated
concerns about A1A being over its
traffic capacity, and the evacuation
problems that situation could pose.
"Ifwe have a disaster, you might
as well stay in your house and die,"
Lilian Wilder of Nassauville said.
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two commissioners to inspect
Simmons Road's accessibility for
large vehicles by attempting to
drive a fire truck and school bus
down the road.
Commissioner Jim B.
Higginbotham said Monday the
issue with the narrow road, and its
limited right of way space, was
what ultimately led him to make a
motion to deny the application.
"I'm having heartburn about a
school bus stopping in that road,"
Higginbotham said.
In his motion, Higginbotham
added that after hearing all the
arguments Monday, along with a
careful reading of the planning
board's minutes, he could not find
enough evidence to overturn the
planning board's decision to deny
the request at its April 4 meeting.
Higginbotham's motion was
seconded by Commissioner Tom
Brannon and the vote was unani-
mous.
Monday's decision was the lat-
est setback in the attempt to devel-
op the property. The same parcel
was the site of a previous propos-
al for a 12-unit townhouse devel-
opment called Del Mar Villas. The
city of Fernandina Beach declined
to annex the property last year,
in part because of the condition of
Simmons road.
Bridwell and Gillette then
approached the county about
rezoning the property for a pro-
posed 10-lot subdivision.
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public, linking the east and
west sides of the county.
According to Mariellen Heron,
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Council on Aging, work is in
progress, in conjunction with
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er program for the transporta-
tion system. If all goes well,
she said, the service should
be up and running by the end
of May. For information, call
the director of the program,
Steve Arseneau, at 261-0700.
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OPINION

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,2005/NEWS-LEADER

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

Smart enough
I was shocked and dismayed to
learn that the Fernandina Beach
City Commission is making anoth-
er attempt to change the way city
.elections are conducted ("City cam-
paign reforms urged," April 22).
Their last attempt to hand over
our elections to the county and to
extend the terms of two incum-
bent commissioners beyond what
the voters elected them for was
soundly defeated in the April 12
election.
But don't relax, fellow citizens.
Here they come again.
Mayor Greg Roland was appar-
ently satisfied with our election
procedures until he lost his bid for
re-election. Now he wants to
change the candidate campaign
reporting date, apparently so that
contributions can be used as a cam-
paign issue.
Commissioner Walker wants to
limit campaign contributions to $50
with a limit of $3500 in campaign
spending. That would ensure that
only incumbents, who already have
name recognition, or those who
have the means to spend their own
money would be able to run suc-
cessfully. That doesn't seem to be
very democratic.
Commissioner Crow quite
rightly defended the right of Police
Chief Hammond to contribute $500
apiece to two candidates for the
commission. Unfortunately, how-
ever, he followed that with sup-
porting the proposal to limit con-
tributions to $50.
None of this makes much
sense. But then, as Commissioner
Roberts helpfully pointed out, vot-
ers in Fernandina Beach aren't
very smart "They're not Rhodes
Scholars in Fernandina," he said.
At this point, I suspect the vot-
ers in Fernandina Beach are a
whole lot smarter than the com-
missioners.
At least we know that our sys-
tem of elections works just fine
and doesn't need a serving of sour
grapes to make it better.
Kay Penner
Fernandina Beach

Library needs funding
Perhaps the reason Nassau
County Library's book budget has
been cut 75 percent since 2002
("Library budget woes worsen,"
April 20) might be attributable to
those who are supposed to be
knowledgeable about its resources
and advocates for its funding. For
instance, Donna Paz Kaufman, the
newly appointed president of the
Friends of the Library in
Fernandina Beach, using Harold
Bloom's. Where Shall Wisdom Be
Found as a lead-in to her article
on the wonders of our local library
("Where shall wisdom be found?
Try your local library," April 1)
should have known that this book
is not available in the Nassau
County Library system as well as
the other book she touts, The
Libraries of Basra, albeit the latter
might provide some useful back-
ground for Nassau County to write
a book comparable to it.
The same ignorance of what's
available in our libraries also holds
true for Nassau County Library
Assistant Manager Janet Loveless,
who told another newspaper there
are "plenty of books and music on
tape and compact discs that people
can borrow." Perhaps you should
visit the Fernandina Beach library
for a visual confirmation. While
you're there, take a look at the new
editions bookshelf. Last time I
looked, there were fewer than a
dozen books on it and a few of
those had been donated.
If the above individuals are
indicative of who is representing
the best interests of the library
system, perhaps their rosy picture
has helped in the slashing of the
budget. After all, their rhetoric
sounds like the library system is in
great shape and it is doing just fine
on 25 percent of its budget.
One individual I called several
weeks ago about the slashing of
the library budget was
Commissioner Marianne Marshall.
When I asked Ms. Marshall why
the library budget had been cut
by 75 percent since 2002, she was
nonplussed at my inquiry. When I

asked her how Gwen Miller could
"save" thousands of dollars for a
new potty while the library is on
the brink of obliteration, she said
"because then Gwen wouldn't have
to walk down the hall to the bath-
room and anyway Gwen's money
came from impact fees." I then
asked Ms. Marshall where the
money comes from for the library
system. Apparently, she didn't
know because she said she was
out to lunch (no pun intended) and
would have to get back to me.
To be fair to Ms. Marshall, she
was probably being diplomatic in
that there is really no substantial
funding for the library; whatever
money is allocated is merely an
afterthought to keep it barely afloat
and to forestall the ignominy of it
being shut, down completely.
Perhaps the library should be
funded from impact fees (sorry,
Gwen). The continued growth in
Nassau County is certainly having
a negative impact on its ability to
provide the three books per capital
that is state mandated for contin-
ued funding. I won't even mention
the state's space requirements. If
we can't afford new books, a new
building seems quite illusory.
Perhaps we could get some space
in the new judicial complex that
was so overbuilt. The area from
the front doors to the reception
area would probably do nicely.
Patricia Fitzgerald
Fernandina Beach

Speeding onAlA
I was delighted to read
("Crackdown' on AlA targets traf-
fic offenders," April 22) that both
Nassau County and Fernandina
police intend to enforce speed lim-
its rigidly on A1A I feel sure they
will have no difficulty finding plen-
ty of offenders and I hope they
pay particular attention to log
trucks.
One afternoon last week about
4 p.m., my wife and I were driving
east on A1A after stopping at the
Scott Road traffic light I was going
at or a bit above the speed limit in
the left lane, passing slow moving
traffic, when a fully loaded log
truck came up behind us. He was
so close behind that I could see
nothing but the nose of the truck
in my rear-view mirror!
I passed several vehicles and
pulled over to the right at the first
opportunity. As the truck acceler-

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ated past us, I looked up at the In paraphrasing the writer's thought process is akin to that of
driver who blew his horn (while contention that our private prop- one who buys a home at the end of
driving beside our car in the left erty rights are trying to be con- an airport runway and then com-
lane) and gave me the finger! The trolled by left-leaning populist politi- plains about the noise.
truck continued to accelerate to a cians and radical environ- The paper mills were here long
speed I estimate of at least 75 mph, mentalists, I wholeheartedly agree. before the south end was devel-
up and over the Shave Bridge, and I ftuther agree that basic capi- oped.
never slowed down even when the, talism should be preserved with a David S. Crater
speed limit drops to 45 mph on the person or company to be able to Fernandina Beach
approach to Amelia, Island buy and sell without laws being
SParkway. made to change conditions after The right to VOte
I was sorely tempted to follow. purchase.
the truck and report his ID to I recognize that the author I am opposed to the recent deci-
police but my wife was fearful of seems to be thoroughly satisfied sion of the Florida Appeals Court
a confrontation and we went on with his way of life on Amelia which upheld a 160-year-old Florida
home. If any other motorist got in Island Plantation and that is his law that "enforces a lifelong ban
that trucker's way,. I drehd to think reason formaking complimentary on voting rights on convicted
of the crash that would have result- :comments aboutAmelia Island Co. felons" even after they serve prison
ed. (AMC)'. ,11 have to admit that AIC time and have been released into
No doubt we encountered one doesn't clear-cut their property in society. Once again, the state of
of a small minority of truckers who order to build, but you would have Florida will disenfranchise those
drive recklessly. However, I believe a hard time convincing all the who have already served their time
the whole community, including wildlife whose nattiral habitat has from their constitutional right to
the trucker community, should been destroyed over the past 35 vote.
mobilize to seek ways to keep years to make room for golf cours- Florida is one of only nine states
these criminal drivers off our high- es, condominiums, recreation and that does not automatically restore
ways. shopping areas, etc., that they are the voting of convicted criminals
Alan Donaldson environmentally friendly, after they have been released from
Amelia Island Finally, I take issue with his prison.
encouraging these "left-leaning I am hopeful that as Jessie
'Greenwar environmentalists" to wage their Allen, the lead attorney for the ex-
'Green wau "green war" on the two "real pol- offenders said, this case will be
This letter is in response to a luters on the north end." I have to taken to the U.S. Supreme Court
Voice of the People, April 15 item assume that he is talking about the Certainly this law violates the U.S.
eti dBkunk g "s#r. wofitha hav g p ,igLhts Aqtaanlishoppr-
.. .... ,,J J ,1 r. paying oo0~90 t lydisenfranchises lacks.-,
Nassau county falies and mer-.- In fact onein five African-American
chants since the 1930s. The two men in Florida are affected by the
companies that have put more tax law and out of a total of 600,000
money in the city and county cof- people in Florida that are banned
cessory & gift shop fers each year than any other tax- from voting because they are
payer and that doesn't include the felons, 167,000 are black- an obvi-
spinoff affect of all the employees ous disproportionate amount.
paying their property and sales Verna Bell, Chair
taxes. It seems that the writer's Democratic Black Caucus

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Appreciating

volunteers
There is a long tradition of helping young peo-
ple, seniors, the disabled and others in need here
in Nassau County.
We are reminded of that each year when the
Nassau County Volunteer Center recognizes resi-
dents who exemplify true volunteer spirit.
These volunteers are honored for their selfless
giving to the less fortunate in our community.
Without them, our community would be so much
less.
These volunteers deserve our thanks. Their
service rewards them, those they serve and all
of us. They have made this a better place, and we
are truly grateful.

When the state

takes your land
"Whatwould the late MadgeHouser have said

Susette Kelo and six other homeowners in New
London who are fighting to keep the city from
taking their land.
In essence, the resi-
!Jdents are saying, "We like
it here, and we don't want
to leave."
The city and its develop-
S" ment corporation are say-
ing, "But look how much
the city and this area would
S" benefit if we can tear down
these homes and put up a
conference center, a hotel
complex, offices, condo-
Phil miniums, and eventually an
Hudgins aquarium. Look how much
we'll take in just in taxes."
Madge Houser might have
FROM THE said, "Wanna borrow my
HOME OFFICE shotgun, lady?"
The case of eminent
domain in New London has gone allthe way to
the U.S. Supreme Court A ruling is expected in
June.
With eminent domain, a government can seize
private property and convert it for a greater "pub-
lic use," perhaps for a highway or school or a
flood-controlling lake.
Well, it used to be for a greater public
use. New London officials argue that eminent
domain also should apply to "economic
development," even if it's done privately, since it
would increase tax revenue and improve the
economy.
The greater public use was more clear-cut in
Gainesville, Ga., back in the 1950s, when the U.S.
Corps of Engineers was impounding a lake for
water conservation, flood control and other uses.
But Madge Houser didn't see it that way. She did-
n'1 want to sell her land, she didn't want to move,
and she didn't want anyone near her home. Her
land eventually was condemned in court, mean-
ing the government could pay her and take the
land. But even with water rising around her
place, Houser stayed put. 'They say she'd put
her mother in a wash tub and float her over to the!
shore," recalled Phil Jackson, who covered the
story for the local newspaper.
When fishermen got too close to her place,
Houser shot at rhem with her shotgun, Jackson
said. And if she found any trot lines run by fisher-
men, she threw them into the lake.
Finally, with the lake rising more and more,
federal marshals forcibly removed Houser from
her home and rowed her to shore. Even then, she
didn't give up.
"She'd come by and want us to prosecute the
federal government or an agent for taking her
land," said Sidney 0. Smith Jr., who was an assis-
tant solicitor general at the time. "I'd talk to her,
but there was no reasoning with Madge."
You know, I understand. No one who's happy
with her home wants to give it up, even it's for the
overall public good. And I sure wouldn't want to
relinquish my land for some private development,
even a convention center. So where does the gov-
ernment draw the line? Are we going to allow the
government to seize someone's private land for
another private use? I know what Madge Houser
would've said.
Phil Hudgins is the senior editor for Community
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NEW,

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Public beac.

For years I've believed that the primary duty
of local elected officials and government
staff is to protect and serve our island's
unique quality of life.
The heart, the very core, of that uniqueness, at
least in my opinion, is easily identified: an oceanfront
relatively free of condominiums, high-rise
hotels/motels and other structures similarly
obstructive, a public-friendly downtown waterfront,
accessible and well-maintained public parks, open
space and protected environmentally sensitive lands,
stable, if not lowered property taxes, and affordable
housing that promotes an inclusive island popula-
tion, not an exclusive one.
There are, I believe, other, more subtle though
certainly no less important ingredients to our
uniqueness, and these will be the subjects of my
next several columns. I begin with public beach
access.
As I have written and spoken about many times,
50 years ago public access to every inch of this
island's beach was a given; a concept as natural and
as accepted as the sea breeze in summer.
There weren't many signed accesses like we have
today, just well-worn footpaths, platted street ends,
Main Beach and cars and trucks.
In 1972, the beginning of our island's
"Hawaiianization" era, all of that changed. Resortism
had made its way to Amelia Island and that system
demands private, not public beaches. From the
beginning our long and deeply held belief and com-
mitment to public beach access came under attack,
and that attack has been relentless, claiming mile
after mile of beach, once public, for those seeking
privacy and exclusivity.
What brings this all to mind is the recent effort of
Aaron Bean, our representative in Tallahassee. Rep.
Bean sponsored a bill that would ensure the state's
involvement in making sure that existing public
beach accesses were kept open and maintained.
Support for such a widely held concept would be a
given, right? Wrong. Alleged private property rights
activists were speaking out everywhere against, as
were resortists and local politicians.
First, a word about Aaron Bean. I had the pleas-

h access is precious

r ^ "' .-j ure of serving with Aaron for -- ****--
three years on the city com-
mission, and knew him to be As public beach access
j devoted to public beach to erode on the south
access. He worked tirelessly
to open an access at the city's the city's parks and
north end, contacting state. become overbur
park officials and coordinating
the efforts of area residents to ---
.^'-" make it happen. Though the
access never materialized, I mitment from state officials, and
admired his tenacity, work mitment from county commission
Ron Sapp ethic on the project and his The city of Fernandina beach]
--- ... -- complete belief in the concept. beach accesses, including Main E
Though Rep. Bean and I differ Park and Seaside Park. But will th
THE NO relative to the question of pub- enough for an island population, i
'SPIN' ZONE lic beach access, or lack of ulation, that's exploding? As public
same, on the south end, I continues to erode on the south e
believe his heart is in the right place. parks and accesses become over
Concerning opponents to Rep. Bean's bill, they how will this impact our quality o:
tend to fall into one of two categories: 1) private This part of our quality of life i
property rights activists, who, it seems, have a terri- the city of Fernandina Beach has
bly difficult time explaining exactly which private access per mile than any city or t(
property rights they're defending, and 2) local offi- coast of the United States this is
cials, who say that it impinges on their authority to sticking to it until someone prove
open and maintain beach accesses. Both positions this beach access, this ability to g
are hogwash. enjoy the ocean or a sunrise or a,
Private property rights? Please. What about com- mer, regardless of age, race or in
munity property rights? What about public property ful thing and contributes mightily
rights? I mean, consider... you have these state and live here.
local officials all scurrying around trying to protect The opposition to Rep. Bean's
private homeowners who happen to live next to a my opinion, breathtakingly absur
public beach access. In order to ensure that protec- time, highly predictable.
tion, and the campaign contributions that come with They speak for a group of peo]
it, these officials have to shut down the public's great deal of money and access tc
access to their beach. Make any sense? No? Well, it decision-makers the south end,
shouldn't. extended.
And what about local officials and their supposed So, thanks to Aaron Bean for t
authority to open and maintain public beach access- rest of us, let's always remember
es? To undermine that argument, one need go no we enjoy an evening walk along t
further than our island's south end, with its eight doesn't mean that we'll be able to
miles of beach and only about three or four access once could take that same walk o
points available to the public. Ron Sapp served on the Fernan
There has been no commitment to public beach Commission for 21 years. His colu
access on the south end of Amelia Island. No com- regularly.

VIEWPOINT/MICHA REAGAN

Pope Benedict XVI is a true Catholic

A long with all those pick-and-choose
American Catholics our pagan media is
shocked shocked -that the cardinals
have picked a new pope who is a real, hon-
est to goodness Catholic!
According to the current wisdom, the head of
the Roman Catholic Church must confirm to the
customs and mores of the times even if the times
happen to be filled with such corruption as to make
the decadence of ancient Rome appear virtuous by
comparison.
That the 115 cardinals voting in the conclave
failed to conform to the current wisdom and pick
some wimpish equivocator who would bend with
the winds that blow hither and yon and compromise
^*tI"vfiVA th^^hughrhas-taughtipr-2000years-s-
ivu proved tbbe incomprehensible to today's chil-
dren of darkness who consider themselves to be an
enlightened elite.
How, they ask, could a brilliant cleric and author
of scholarly books such as Pope Benedict XVI not
understand that opposition to such icons of modern
thought and practice as abortion and homosexuality
and militant feminism and unrestrained sexuality is
an outmoded code of conduct. Get with the times,
he is advised.
That he will not, because he cannot and remain
faithful to his creed and his office, offends that
small but vocal cadre of dissidents who call them-
selves Catholics yet reject the basic doctrines of the
Roman Catholic Church.
They remind me of those who we call RINOs -
Republicans in name only, sometime-adherents of
that brand of "Marxism lite," now the official creed
of the Democrats.
They are the CINOs Catholics in name only -
adherents of the new religion of anything goes as
long as it is acceptable to the majority. They are
weeping and wailing and gnashing their teeth over
the selection of Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, unhappy
with the reality of his papacy and writhing in frustra-
tion over their inability to force their church to
make changes it cannot make and remain the
Roman Catholic Church.
They needn't suffer. The answer is there and
their church should help them see it and act on it
Every Catholic church in the U.S. should have maps
of their area printed up showing the location of the

nearest Episcopalian church with instructions on
how to get there. It's where they can find homosex-
ual bishops, lesbian priests, sanction for abortion,
the unfettered right to divorces and all those other
practices the Catholic Church forbids under pain of
mortal sin. It is the church that can't say no. They'll
be very comfortable there.
Actually, they have plenty of other options if they
insist on affiliating with a church. There are 16,000
Protestant sects in the United States. They offer a
huge variety of dos and don't (mostly dos). You can
pick and choose.
The Catholic Church has been consistent for

2000 years. They have been consistent for human
life, and all the other doctrines handed down from
the apostles. Pope Benedict XVI is going to carry on
that tradition and in world of turmoil it is good to
have a church such as the Catholic Church that is
steadfast. Do they have problems? Yes, they've
always had problems, but the church as a whole is
the rock on which all Christianity is built
Mike Reagan, the eldest son of the late President
Ronald Reagan, is heard on more than 200 talk radio
stations nationally as part of the Radio America
Network. This column is syndicated by Cagle
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,2005 NEWS News-Leader

'Volunteer county

PHOTOS BY ALICE WALSH/NEWS-LEADER
Ten outstanding volunteers, above, received awards at the Nassau County Volunteer Center's
20th Annual Volunteer Recognition Luncheon on Thursday. They are, from left, Tom Silverio,
Stanley Lofton, Alma Kelly, Ron Kurtz, Jill Daughtry, Leon Grant, Nancy Horton, James
Doucett, Pam Brown and Paul Kaysor. Alma Kelly, right, was honored with the Elsie Harper
Award for her involvement in city services. Lofton, center, received the Elsie Harper Volunteer
of the Year Award for his full-time volunteer service with the band program at the Emma Love
Elementary School and Rayonier's Involved Good Citizen Award. Kurtz, far right, received the
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sponsored by the Nassau County
Volunteer Center.
The number of people attending
was impressive, filling the large
multifunction room at the Atlantic
Avenue Recreation Center, and
attesting to the tremendous expan-
sion of the service organization
over the last two decades.
Those receiving awards for out-
standing service also represent the
thousands of volunteers in our
county who give unselfishly of their
time, talents and resources to make
our community a great place to
live for everyone. Nassau County
can be proud of this spirit in our
community, and it wouldn't be
amiss to call Nassau "The
Volunteer County."
Tom Silverio received the Elsie
Harper Award for Community
Enrichment. Silverio is being rec-
ognized for his service to the
Council on Aging and its Meals-
on-Wheels program. He is also a
.hQpicy'olunteer. alongwith other.-
c6ninmnitv services. .
Stanley Lofton received the
Elsie Harper Volunteer of the Year
Award for his work with youth,
especially with the band program
at Emma Love Hardee Elementary
School. He also received
Rayonier's Involved Good Citizen
Award.
Alma Kelly was another Elsie
Harper Award recipient for her
work with city services.

Ron Kurtz received the Special
Volunteer of the Year Award from
the volunteer center for his out-
standing community service.
Jill Daughtry was named as
Hilliard's Volunteer of the Year.
Leon Grant was chosen by
Smurfit-Stone as its Employee
Volunteer of the Year.
Nancy Horton was honored by
the Greater Nassau County
Chamber of Commerce as its
Volunteer of the Year.
James Doucett was the choice
volunteer of the Optimist Club.
Pam Brown received the
Amelia Island-Fernandina Beach-
Yulee Chamber of Commerce Bow
Tie Award for tenure and contri-
bution to community service
through the chamber. The award is
named after Dr. Harry Halley, who
served with the chamber for many
years and always wore a bow tie.
Paul Kaysor received the Elsie
Harper Award for Social Service -
specifically, for his outstanding
work with Habitat for Humanity.
. From June 2003 to June.2004.
the Nassau Count) Volunteer
Center recruited 4,000 volunteers,
continued the Adopt-A-Family
Holiday Program, which served
350 families, sponsored five work-
shops for the county's Leadership
Institute, hosted a dinner and
dance for senior citizens, co-spon-
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Academy, coordinated cellular
phone donations to be given to eld-
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together for a fun and festive cele-
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The Amelia Book Island
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renowned authors of novels, non-
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children's stories and more.
Attendees have the opportunity to
meet authors and participate in dis-
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community of writers and readers.
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SUBMITTED
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Cedric Bacon and Kim Watanabe, Fernandina Beach High School, Christina Woods, Hilliard
Middle-Senior High School, Marcy Jones, Kristin Jones and Ashley Robinson, FBHS, Megan
Darlington and Bryan Kinser, West Nassau High School.

Take Stock in Children

honors tomorrow's leaders'

ANGYE MORRISON
Community Newspapers
Take Stock in Children recog-
nized new scholars, graduating
seniors, mentors and contributors
during last week's scholarship
awards celebration at Yulee
Middle School. This year's cele-
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a degree should not be the end of
your learning experience."
Darby continued by telling the
students that they must remove
"can't" from their vocabulary.
"That word is for wimps," she
said.
She also encouraged the stu-
dents ton allnw themse1lvesI t

dream, and to never give up on
their dreams.
The 26 new scholars were
asked to commit to the program,
along with their parents, during a
special commitment ceremony.
Students who participate in the
program must meet with their
mentors each week, as well as
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At 8, Abigail Carter had an acci-
dent that resulted in a spinal cord
injury.
At 12, she sold newspapers in
front of Winn-Dixie.
Now, at 27, she lives independ-
ently, drives herself around and,
through Communities in Schools,.
she is a career counselor for grades
9 through 12 at Fernandina Beach
High School. An FBHS graduate,
she is also a graduate of Palm Beach
Atlantic University, where she
earned a degree in social sciences.
As if all that were not enough,
Abigail Carter has just had an expe-
rience that she says has taught her
more about life and the community
in which she grew up than anything
else had done to date.
Confined to a wheelchair since
her accident, Carter has had to get
it in and out of her car. "Because
that was such an exhausting task, I
did only my most important after-
school errands because I got really,
really fired," she explains. "I never
thought of having anything easier
because anything easier was way
out of my reach."
However, Susan Milana, direc-
tor of Communities in Schools of
Nassau County, thought differently.
"She went on the Internet to find me
a vehicle and found every van too
expensive," Carter says. "But she
didn't give up and she finally wound
up at a place in Atlanta that sells
vans already accessorized. But for
me, the $1,000 deposit was an
impossibility."
It was not an impossibility for
Milana, though. She sent a letter to
people in the community and raised
$3,000. Ashley McIntyre contacted

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Abigail Carter, left, shows Joanne Fullwood of the public defend-
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Carter's Leadership Nassau class
(which is under the Amelia Island-
Fernandina Beach-Yulee Chamber
of Commerce) and Joanne Fulwood
of the public defender's office, and
both areas contributed. "And the
lady and men Shriners raised anoth-
er $1,500. And my dad helped, too,"
she says.
Her eyes sparkle as she recalls
that the whole process took only a
month and a half. But she says she
was thoroughly drained by then
because she wanted the van so
badly.
"I never thought I'd be the one
needing help," she says. "I have,

always helped others. My favorite
quote is 'No man is an island,' and
I've just experienced that. I now
have a sense of freedom I never
had before.
'"This experience has really
changed my life. Those people have
earned their place in Heaven. I'd
like to honor and celebrate all of
them for what they've done for me.
Without them, none of this would
have been possible.
"I was so used tb life being hard
that I never dreamed life could be
any easier," she says. "This amazing
community really comes together in
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Pedalers, paddlers, hikers promote their wish list

BENJAMIN PRICE
News-Leader
Kristen Zur would like to ride
her bike someday down Old
Nassauville Road to the Nassau
River, or from Fort Clinch to the
southern tip of Amelia Island.
The 11-year-old resident of
Fernandina Beach said she already
rides anywhere she can, and would
like more to pedal, instead of sitting
in traffic or inside her house watch-
ing video games.
Kristen's wish list is exactly
what the First Coast Metropolitan
Planning Organization was look-
ing for April 20 at a public work-
shop for the Regional Greenways
and Trails Plan.
The idea is to design a system of
off-road corridors for recreational
activities, and promote the use of
non-car travel to school and work.
The plan will include paved trails
for walking and biking, and identi-
fy areas for hiking/nature walks,
mountain biking, equestrian and
paddling trails.
Held at FCCJ's Betty P. Cook
Nassau Center, local residents were
invited to sit down with a map and
a marker to delineate areas where
they'd like to see those corridors in
the county and throughout the
region.:

It was the second of seven work-
shops scheduled throughout the
area this month, and part of an
ongoing effort by the MPO to
obtain local input on where people
would prefer to walk, bike, ride or
hike.
"Who's more knowledgeable
about neighborhoods and towns
than the people who live there,"
MPO spokesperson Marci Larson
said. "People come in, look at our
objectives and sit down with a map
to create their own trails."
In addition to the workshops,
the MPO is also inviting residents
to complete surveys which can be
found on the web at www.firstcoast
greenways.com.
Once the surveys and the maps
from the workshops have been
assimilated, the MPO will submit
the information to the firm Sprinkle
Consulting, which will facilitate the
project with the Florida
Department of Transportation.
Theo Petritsch of Sprinkle
Consulting said residents should
be proud that the MPO has dedi-
cated so much of its resources for
all forms of transportation, includ-
ing non-motorized transit.
"It's comprehensive biking,
hiking, horses, which is more than
a lot of counties have done," he
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Coast is doing a stellar job, by using
a lot of public land and working
hard to let the public have input."
The greenways and trails plan
will be funded by money the
Florida Department of
Transportation provides to the
MPO for enhancement projects,
but Petritsch said it is not known
yet how large the effort's budget
will be.
But he said the plan is to try to
maximize quality and cost by cre-
ating corridors that stick mainly to
publicly owned land. He said the
planning phase for the project
should last until August, and then
will be submitted to FDOT.
But Kristen and other building
enthusiasts shouldn't hope to see
their new trails appear anytime
soon. Petritsch stressed this is a
long-range plan, and FDOT typi-
cally takes a minimum of five years
before it implements a project.
That's several years out, but it's
also the reason why Kristen's moth-
er, Pattie Zur, said she wanted to be
there Wednesday to have her say
now.
"This is a rapidly developing
area, and if we have no say in where
the trails go, eventually there will
no place to put them because it will
all be developed out," she said.
bpice@fbnewsleadercom

BENJAMIN PRICE/NEWS-LEADER .
Kristen Zur, 11,. of Fernandina Beach and her mother, Patti Zur, highlight areas of Amelia
Island where they'd like to see walking, biking and equestrian trails one day.

1 City OKs Sadler Road condos

GLENDA S. JENKINS
News-Leader
The Fernandina Beach City
Commission has approved rezon-
ing and conditional use permits
for a new Sadler Road development
mixing residential and commer-
cial uses.
Commissioners voted 5-0 April
19 to approve a rezoning request
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Applicants David and Ellen
Edwards also received unanimous
approval for a conditional use
allowing the creation of a 12.33-
acre planned unit development
(PUD) off Sadler Road, west of
Drury Road.
The development, a 72-unit
multi-family condominium subdi-

vision, will feature 5,600 square
feet of commercial space.
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'Party thing' deadly

Bid to keep

students safe

prom night
GLENDA S. JENKINS
News-Leader
Driving while intoxicated can
prove deadly, a man convicted of
the crime told Fernandina Beach
City Commissioners last week.
The man, identified only as
Kevin, joined community activists
including Debbie Jones with
Mothers Against Drunk Drivers
(MADD), high school principal
Jane Arnold and police officials.
April 19 in warning high school
students about staying safe on
prom night
"I was doing the party thing,"
he said, recalling a night in
November 1995 when he was 23
years old. "I really didn't think I
was that drunk." So he got behind
the wheel of a vehicle after visiting
two bars with buddies.
After driving off the road he
blacked out and learned later he
had driven down a road at 100
miles an hour and rear-ended a
car.
One of the three passengers,
unable to escape, burned to death
following the impact.
"I made it home last May," he
said. "I spent almost a quarter of
my life in prison. All I had to do
was make a phone call."
Kevin made a tearful plea to
parents.'
"You've got to connect with
your kids," he said. "Let them'
know they don't have to be
ashamed to pick up the phone."
"Not only is prom one of the

GLENILA '.iEKNiONS NEWSeLEADER
"Kevin," a convicted drunk driver who addressed city com-
missioners on behalf of Mothers Against Drunk Driving
(MADD), makes an emotional plea to students to avoid
drinking and driving.

most exciting times, its one of the
deadliest," Fernandina Beach
Police Officer Marty Scott said.
Fifty-nine percent of alcohol-relat-
ed fat, car crashes among teens
occur during prom season.
Scott said his department will,
exercise zero tolerance regarding
offenses such as adults supplying

alcohol to underage students.
Officers will also be combing hotel
parking lots on prom night, May 7.
"Parents, please have a
plan," Scott said, advising them
to establish "prom rules arid con-
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rules."
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expressions of that age will be remembered
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over fairy stories and Santa Claus and furry
puppy dogs.And most important, it is a pre.
cious time of loving and warmth that will
scurry by all coo quickly and never return.
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be quite challenging to a busy mother. Not
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into things They also have a knack for doing permitted her to roam free and climb on the
embarrassing things, lke sneezing on a near- bleahers.but he et up definite limts regard-
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toddler year, any unexplained silence of the hand and walked with her to a stripe
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POLICE REPORT

This was written by Shannon
Malcom of 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 Sheriff's Office anony-
mously by calling 225-0147 in
Yulee and Fernandina Beach or
879-2136 in Callahan, Hilliard
and Bryceville. The "We Tip"pro-
gram 1-800-78CRIME also
allows callers to leave anonymous
tips.

Felony arrests
Barry Lamar Ray, 42, 1294
Karen Walk, Fernandina Beach,
Saturday, aggravated domestic
battery on a pregnant female and
resisting arrest without violence,
Michael Anthony Thomas,
39, St. ,Marys, Ga., Friday, lewd
and lascivious battery, $50,002
bond.
Chauncey West, 36, Jesup,
Ga., Thursday, introduction of con-
traband into a detention facility.
West is accused of trying to bring
a small, metal smoking pipe into
the Nassau County Jail.
*. Jimmy Lee Scipp 22,
Folkston, Ga., Thursday, grand

theft, resisting arrest without vio-
lence, $10,002 bond.
Michael Lawrence Pickett
Jr., 23, 614 Wynonia Bayview
Drive, Yulee, April 20, dealing in
stolen property, $5,002 bond.
Daniel San-Nicholas, 45,
448924 US 301, Callahan, April 20,.
sale and delivery of a controlled
substance, $25,002 bond.
Raymond Andrew Sterling,
51, 406 Commondance St.,
Fernandina Beach, April 19, vio-
lation of probation for possession
of cocaine.
Joel Paul Mixen, 38, 869
Robinhood Drive, Fernandina
Beach, April 19, grand theft,
$50,002 bond.
Michael Todd Lacobee, 36,
86137 Brannan Way, Yulee, April
19, possession of a fraudulent dri-
ver's license, $5,002 bond.
E Anthony Conrad Beeks Sr.,
39, Jacksonville, April 19, corrup-,
tion by threat against a public ser-
vant, $10,002 bond. Beeks, an
inmate at the Nassau County Jail,
is accused of threatening a Nassau
County Sheriffs deputy as he was
passing out mail to inmates.,
Douglas Anthony
Musgrove, 41, Folkston, Ga., April
19, aggravated assault with a
firearm. Musgrove is accused of
pointing a gun at a Hilliard man.
Kavin Keith White, 43, 58104
Coopers Neck Road, Hilliard,
April 19, sale and delivery of
cocaine, $50,002 bond. .

Dwight William Bacon, 41,
Jacksonville, April 19, habitual
driving with a license that has
been suspended or revoked,
$2,502 bond.
Falecity Ann Haddock, 29,
Penny Haddock Road, Hilliard,
April 18, violation of probation for
a conviction of producing metham-
phetamines.
Antonio Maurice Gibson, 33,
Jacksonville, April 18, failure to
appear for charges of attempting
to, elude police and reckless driv-
ing.
David Joseph Gorski, 23,.
Jacksonville, April 18, violation of
probation for a conviction of pos-
session of a controlled substance.
Brett James Bullington, 21,
Jacksonville, April 18, violating
probation for a 2003 conviction of
lewd and lascivious battery.
Haden Daexler Brandiss, 26,
Jacksonville, Beach, April 18,
grand theft, $5,002 bond.
Timothy Wayne Spruiell, 37,
86646 North Hampton Club Way,
Fernandina Beach, April 18, two
counts of violating probation for a
2003 conviction of obtaining a con-
trolled substance by fraud.
Mary Ruth Morris, 50, 306
South 14th St., Fernandina Beach,
April 18, grand theft auto, $10,002
bond.
Talina Ranea Broughman,
32, Glen St. Mary. April 18, grand
theft, dealing in stolen property.
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BENJAMIN PRICE
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State law enforcement is con-
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tigation" into the Nassau County
Clerk of Courts office.
Florida Department of Law
Enforcement special agent
Dominick Pape confirmed
Tuesday his team is investigating
whether a staff member took funds
for personal use.
1 Pape said there "are no charges
yet," and said he expects the inves,
tigation to be finished within 60
days:

When asked how much money
was being investigated, Pape said
he could not release that informa-
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about the case.
What began as a "preliminary
review" of financial irregularities
was stepped up to an "active crim-
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because of the amount of docu-
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staff and financial records which
have to be subpoenaed.
"We want to resolve as many
issues as we can to put some clo-

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he said.
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weeks ago at current clerk of court
John Crawford's request, after an
outside audit disclosed irregulari-
ties in the office's records.
That audit was performed to
reconcile the records during the
transition from former clerk of
court Chip Oxley to Crawford, who
took over in January. Crawford
defeated Oxley in the 2004 elec-
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as clerk of court from 1997 to 2004.
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Retired police officer holds

suspect at gunpoint in home
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SHANNON MALCOM.
News-Leader
A Jacksonville man was held at
gunpoint Sunday after allegedly
attempting to burglarize the
Fernandina Beach home of a
. retired police officer.
Fernandina Beach Police found
William Elliott Whiddon II, 32, face
down on the deck of the victim's
FirstAvenue residence. According
to a police report, the victim was,
holding Whiddon on the ground
with his foot while pointing a hand-
gun at him. .
The victim, a retired Florida
Marine Patrol officer, was using
the service weapon' he, used for

work before his retirement.
Upon their arrival, police
grabbed Whiddon's arm and began
to place handcuffs on him. One
officer used a stun gun on the
man's lower back during the arrest.
.According to the report, police
found 8.7 grams of marijuana in
Whiddon's pocket :
.The victim's wife told police she
and her husband returned home
from the beach at: approximately
10 p.m. Sunday evening when she
heard a noise and a voice coming
from the laundry room. Thinking
she'd heard her husband, she
called out to him. He answered
from the other side of the house.
- Alarmed,'she left the room and

told her husband someone was in
their home. When her husband
went to investigate, armed with his
gun ,and a flashlight, he saw
Whiddon standing inside the laun-
dry room: "
The victim told police Whiddon
was holding an ax.
While his wife called police, the
man ordered Whiddon out of the
laundry room and onto the deck
of the house.
The victims told police they did
not know Whiddon.. .
Whiddon has been charged.
with armed burglary and posses-
sion of less than 20 grams of mari-
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SHANNON MALCOM
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Thursday afternoon in a single-.
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Bell was taken to Shands
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The accident was similar to one
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Marla Johnson, 48, was driving
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The following report was com-
piled by Shannon Malcom, News-
Leader staff, from the April 21 court
docket of Circuit Judge Robert Foster
Christopher Dale Castillo
pleaded guilty for convenience to
grand theft. He was adjudicated
guilty and sentenced to five months
in the Nassau County Jail with cred-
it for time served. Castillo is to pay
a $50 public defender's lien, $370 in
court costs and $5,200 in restitu-
tion to Commerce Bank.
Richard Lamont Covington
pleaded not guilty to threatening
to use a destructive device.
Enrique Davalos pleaded not
guilty to burglary of a structure.
Marcus Lopez Floyd pleaded
not guilty to a violation of proba-
tion for a 2004 conviction of pos-
session of cocaine. Lopez also plead-
ed not guilty to possession of
cocaine and possession of less than
20 grams of marijuana.
Ryan Farr withdrew a plea of
not guilty and pleaded guilty to
criminal use of personal identifica-
tion and fraudulent use of a credit
card. Farr faces up to five years in
a state prison. He is scheduled to be
sentenced on May 26.
Jeremy Paul Griffin pleaded
not guilty to a violation of proba-
tion for a 2003 conviction of grand
theft of a motor vehicle.
Derrick Lamar Hamilton
pleaded not guilty to uttering forged
bills.
Richard Randall Jones plead-
ed not guilty to grand theft.
James Benjamin Mack plead-
ed guilty to possession of a con-
trolled substance with intent to sell.
He was adjudicated guilty and given
a suspended sentence of 15 years in
a state prison. He was sentenced
to 18 months' probation with the
special conditions that he serve 90
days in the Nassau County Jail with
credit for time served, forfeit money
seized from him during the arrest
and submit to random urinalysis.
Mack is to pay a $50 public defend-
er's lien, $470 in court costs and
$1,000 to the Fernandina Beach
Police Department Mack was not
prosecuted on charges of posses-
sion of more than 20 grams of mar-
ijuana and possession of drug para-
phernalia.
Allen Melton Jr. pleaded not
guilty to habitual driving with a
license that has been suspended or
revoked and a charge of violating
probation for a 2003 conviction of
habitual driving with a license that
has been suspended or revoked.
Herman Lee Mickles pleaded
not guilty to habitual driving with a
license'that has been suspended or
rev-b'kT'a. YTW f''* -' t to bi?
Howard Miller pleaded guilty
to a violation of probation for a 2002
conviction of aggravated assault
SHe was adjudicated guilty, his pro-
bation was revoked and he was sen-
tenced to time served in the Nassau
County Jail.
Paul Brian Mordecai pleaded
not guilty to habitual driving with a
license that has been suspended or
revoked and driving under the influ-
ence of alcohol or drugs.
Ryan Daniel Nave withdrew a
plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty
to grand theft. He was adjudicated
guilty and sentenced to six months
in the Nassau CountyJail with cred-
it for time served.
Gregory Dannon Pittman
pleaded not guilty to possession of
more than 20 grams of marijuana.
Xavier Ali Reddick pleaded

Little League

coach suspended
SHANNON MALCOM
News-Leader
Fred Ring, a now suspended
Yulee Little League coach arrested
April16 on drug charges, has been
arrested again on a Duval County
warrant for allegedly violating pro-
bation for a2001 conviction of filing
a false insurance claim.
Ring was arrested at his Terry
Road residence in Yulee on Friday.
He is being held in the Nassau
County Jail without bond.
Yulee Little League President
Ivan Williams said Monday that
members of the Yulee Little League
Board have not met to vote on
whether to suspend Ring from
coaching, but Williams said he had
made the decision himself to sus-
pend Ring.
"I've already suspended him,"
Williams said. "I went ahead and
decided to do that myself, as pres-
ident"
Ring is facing charges of traf-
ficking hydrocodone, a prescription
narcotic, and obtaining a controlled
substance by fraud. Those charges
were filed in Duval County.

Ring is also listed in a complaint
filed with the Nassau County
Sheriffs Office on April 16 for
harassing communication.
According to the police report, a
Yulee man told police Ring had left
a message on his answering
machine "stating that he was going
to tell (police that the victim) was
involved in illegal activity because
he was not going to go down by
himself, stating that he would be
next."
Ring has not been charged in
that case.

not guilty to a violation of proba-
tion for a 2003 conviction of unlaw-
ful sexual activity with a minor.
David Larry Sikes pleaded
not guilty to sale or delivery of
cocaine, possession of cocaine and
driving without a driver's license.
Charlie Mae Smith pleaded
not guilty to three counts of child
neglect with no bodily harm and
one count of possession of cocaine.
Brandon Allen Waterstraat
pleaded not guilty to two counts of
selling marijuana and possession
of more than 20 grams of marijua-
na.
1 Delma Hetrick Wright plead-
ed guilty to child neglect with no
bodily harm. Adjudication was
withheld and Wright was sentenced
to 18 months of probation with the
special conditions that she attend 15
weeks of parenting classes, under-
go drug and alcohol treatment with-
in 30 days, undergo a psychological
evaluation and submit to random
urinalysis. If these special condi-
tions are met, Wright's probation
may be terminated early. Wright
was ordered to pay $370 in court
costs. She was not prosecuted on
charges of possession of less than
20 grams of marijuana and posses-
sion of drug paraphernalia.
Michael Wright pleaded not
guilty to violating probation for a
2001 conviction of possession of a
concealed firearm.
Horace Young pleaded guilty
to sale or delivery of cocaine. He
was adjudicated guilty and sen-
tenced to six months in the Nassau
County Jail with credit for time
served. He is to pay $470 in court
costs and $1,000 to the Nassau
County Sheriff's Office Drug
Elimination and Eradication Team.
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V TOGETHER WE CAN

Teens learn

valuable lessons

HEATHER PERRY
News-Leader
In a courtroom presided over
by Judge Robert E. Williams,
youths on both sides of the system
learn valuable lessons about
the consequences of criminal
activity. "The purpose of Teen
Court is to interrupt the developing
pattern of criminal behavior in juve-
niles by promoting self-esteem,
motivation for self-improvement
and forming a healthy attitude
toward authority," said coordinator
Charles Griffin.
'Teen Court provides young
people the opportunity to demon-
strate to adults and themselves
their capacity for self-government
and responsible citizenship," said
Griffin. "Since 1998, Teen Court
has seen over 400 young offenders
enter the program with a 90
percent success rate," Griffin
explained. "That is, few of those
arrested return to the juvenile court
system."
A grant from the Department
of Juvenile Justice was used to fund
the first year of operation. First-
time offenders between the ages
of 11-18 must admit their guilt
before seeking justice from a jury
of their peers.
Imposed sentences include per-
forming community. service and
acting as a juror.
Teen Court is held bi-weekly
under the auspices of the Nassau

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NASSAU

SPORTS

B SECTION

It's hard

to keep

up with

thisfones

he Jacksonville
Jaguars' pick of Matt
Jones in the first
round ".f Saturday's
NFI draii will be viewed by
many ias risky. I Ihinik it was
gutsy and might prove to be
the team's bl st first-r,-und
selection ever,
It was no secret heading
into the draft that the Jags
needed a receiver, though
management has shown little
ability in bringing the right
pass catcher on board in the
first round (see RJay Soward
and, Reggie Williams if he
doesn't improve dramatically
in his second season). So for
fans to view the move with a
raised eyebrow is understand-
able.
But I predict that Jones, a
college quarterback with no
proven track record at wide
receiver, will be a special play-
er for the teal and black. I
watched him scrap out too
many wins at Arkansas, not
because he was a great quar-
terback but because he was an
intense competitor with
remarkable athletic ability.
So what if he hasn't played
wide receiver (not counting a
decoy role against Auburn in
2002) ? I don't recall ,
Pittsburgh's Antwaan Randle
El ever playing the position in
college either and now he's a
gwnic-biedc;..-.And Curdell
Stewart wasn't too shabby a
pass catcher either, though his
quarterback play got him the
boot from the Steelers.
Jones is is 6-foot-6, 242
pounds. But don't be fooled by
his gangly frame because the
guy can flat out fly, recording
a 4.37 in the 40-yard dash
recently.
Jacksonville QB Byron
Leftwich has to be salivating at
the thought of having three
tall targets to go up and fight
for the ball with Jones, Ernest
Wilford at 6-foot-3 and
Williams at 6-foot-4.
And WR Jimmy Smith has
to be excited to have a guy
opposite of him who can,
stretch the field, which is sure
to take some of the attention
off the Pro Bowler.
The first time I saw Jones
play for Arkansas I kind of
chuckled because be looked
awkward on a football field.
Over the next four seasons, I
became a fan.
I'm betting Jaguars fans
will, too ...
Speaking of the draft, don't
Gator fans have to feel a little
bittersweet about Utah's Alex
Smith being selected No. 1 by
the San Francisco 49ers?
Makes me wonder if Smith's
success is a direct result of
being coached by Urban
Meyer orif Meyer's success at
Utah was a direct result of hav-
ing Smith as his quarterback?
Or mn-lybe I'm just over-analyz-
ing the whole situation...
One person who might
have needed to analyze his sit-
uation a little better before
declaring eligible for the draft
is Florida's Ciatrick Fason.
Fason, who wasn't selected
until I he fourth round by
Minnesota on Sunday, likely
cost himself millions of dollars
by for-egoing his senior season
and entering a running back-
heavy draft. I know the babies
needed shoes but they could
have had cross trainers. Now
, they'll have to settle for penny
loafers...
Miami took Channing
Crowder in the third round
Sunday and Tennessee took
Reynaldo Hill in the seventh,
marking the weakest Florida
draft class in some time.
Does that mean Ron Zook
left Meyer with a bare cup-
board?...
Florida State, meanwhile,
had two players taken in the
first round. There is no such
thing as a bare cupboard at
FSU.

John L. Crawford's column
appears Wednesdays.

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WEDNESDAY. APRIL27. 2005
NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA

! Pirates edge West

| Nassau 5-3 in llth,

Scap 05 Thu'rsday
1 a '' *

BETH JONES
News.Leader
Marcus Carter's single to left
field scored a pair of runs in the top
of the 11th inning Friday night to
lift the Fernandina Beach High
School baseball team past cross-
county foe West Nassau 5-3.
"Marcus (Carter) and Marcus
(Chatman) have had hot bats late-
ly," FBHS Coach Ken Roland said.
Chatman, who .had a two-run
triple in the seventh, also had a
pair of home runs and a double
last week to score five runs for the
Pirates. Carter had three hits and
3 RBI against West Nassau.
The Pirates trailed 3-0 in the
seventh and knotted the score with
Chatman's triple and an RBI
groundout by Carter.
Ryan Estes went eight innings
on the mound Friday and Kyle
Davis picked up the win with three
innings of scoreless relief.
"Estes pitched out of several
jams," Roland said.
The Pirates also had a pair of
hits from Brett Moore (.343) and
singles from Will Taylor, Blaine
Dickinson and Will Harris.
Fernandina rebounded from
Thursday's 7-2 loss to district foe
Bishop Kenny.

Up next
The Pirates (14-10) cap the
2005 regular season Thursday
at Fleming Island. The district
tournament opens Monday
at First Coast.
"We carried a tied game (2-2)
into the sixth inning with two outs
and gave up a big inning," Roland
said.
Bishop Kenny scored five runs
in the inning, all six with two outs
against the Crusaders.
Kevin Beck, sophomore right-
handed pitcher, threw six solid
innings, scattering 10 hits. He is
now 3-2 on the season.
D.J. Hyers came on in the sixth
to quiet the Crusaders' bats.
"The defense let down and gave
up some easy- outs, to the
Crusaders," Roland said. "You can't
give teams five or six outs in an
inning and expect to win."
The loss didn't affect the
Pirates' district seed for the tour-
nament. FBHS (14-10, 6-4 in the
district) remained seeded at sec-
ond behind Bishop Kenny.
The Pirates wrap up the regular
season at Fleming Island Thursday.
The district tournament will be
May 2-5 at First Coast.

Pirates beat Flashes

13-4 in season finale

The regular season came to a
close Thursday in Hilliard for the
Fernandina Beach High School
girls softball team. The Lady
Pirates capped 2005 on a winning
note, beating their hosts 13-4 and
avenging an earlier 2-1 loss to the
Lady Flashes.
All three Pirate pitchers took
turns. Dee Dee DeBerry went two
innings, giving up just two hits.
Holly Sutherland was on the
mound the next two innings and
gave up three hits. Brittany Turner
finished the game, seeing just nine
batters in the last three innings.
She struck out three and allowed
just one hit.
'Turner had a great day on the
mound," said FBHS Coach Lesley
Slaughter. "She was throwing hard
and consistent."
With the game tied up 4-4 in
the third, the "Pirates' sticks got
hot," according to Slaughter.

FBHS scored seven runs on five
hits in the fourth and added anoth-
er two runs in the fifth for the vic-
tory.
"It was a good win for us in our
last regular season game before
we enter into district competition,"
Slaughter said.
The Pirates collected 10 hits
with Kenan Roland leading the way
with a pair of singles. Whitney Hud-
son tripled and Caitlin Cheshire,
Ashley Adams and Turner all had
doubles. DeBerry, Sutherland,
Megan Thrift, Wooda Smith and
Dana Sanders all singled.
The Lady Pirates (9-15) played
Andrew Jackson on Monday and a
win would, have pitted FBHS
against First Coast, on Tuesday.
The district championship game
is Thursday at Stanton..
"If we can carry our pitching
and hitting over into districts, we
will win," Slaughter said.

Lady Pirates net district. title

PF'Ti j,:' ,,f r '.', :LEA rr
The Fernandina Beach High School girls tennis team collected
the school's first district title last week, edging, Stanton by a
point. The team includes, kneeling from left, Jackie Olbina and
Amanda Kitchens; standing, Andi Nobles, Crystal Eldridge,
Jenna Scott, Brittany Flaherty and Molly Montague.

BETH JONES
News-Leader
The Lady Pirate netters are district champs for
the first time. The Fernandina Beach High School girls
tennis team beat Stanton in a playoff April 20, 14-13.
Thi ree Pirates were individual champions. Brittany
Flaherty, a sophomore, won 7-6, 3-6, 6-2 in the No. 2
singles final and Jenna Scott, a junior, was a 6-2, 6-3 win-
ner in the No. 3 singles. Flaherty was a double-dipper,
teaming up with Crystal Eldridge to win their doubles
bracket.
The district champs faced the state champs on
Friday when the Lady Pirates hosted Bolles in a
regional playoff.
"We are very proud of this group of girls," FBHS
Coach Mark Durr said. 'They have a winning attitude.
After tying Stanton and then coming out and playing
another five hours for a third day showed a lot of
character, which they have. They accomplished some-
thing that no girls team has ever accomplished.
"We-are very excited and we had a very smooth
and successful district tournament again thanks to our
parent volunteers Robin French, Pam Nobles, Karen
Olbina and the Scotts," Durr said.

Jackie Olbina, a senior, played No. 1 singles
for FBHS. She and her teammates hosted
Bolles, defending state champs, in the region-
al round Friday.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,2005 SPORTS NEWS-LEADER

GOOD AS NEW

Harrison shoots his age,

wins Wednesday blitz

Commissioners, chamber
members, Nassau County
Recreation Department rep-
resentatives and others cele-
brated with Yulee Tennis
Foundation board members
during ribbon-cutting cere-
monies for the newly resur-
faced tennis courts in the
Yulee Sports Complex April
19. The cost of resurfacing
was covered by grant money
received from the United
States Tennis Association,
USA Florida and matching
money from Nassau County
received through former
Commissioner Vickie Samus.
PHOTOS BY BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER

TENNIS NEWS

Rallyball in full swing
The Yulee Tennis Foundation, Inc., Team
Nassau Rallyball kicked off the season April 12
with teams choosing names and learning to play.
Twenty-two children are participating in session I
from 3-4 p.m. Tuesday. The teams are
Racqueteers, Smashers, Aces and Pacers.
Eighteen children meet from 4:15-5:15 in Session
II as the Volleyers, Netters, Spinners and Slicers.
Team pictures will be taken next week.
Keys to the Yulee tennis court lights are avail-
able from Dave Turner Inc. weekdays from 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
For information on USA Team Nassau, call
Robin French at 225-0403, Judi Turner at 225-5848
or the Nassau County Recreation Department at
3215790. E-mnail davejudi'ubell south.net or visit
ihe webe-, at www.teamnassauil.org.

Men's double tourney benefits MDA
The Firehouse Subs men's doubles tennis tour-
nament to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy
Association will be held May 20-22 at Deerwood
Country Club, 10239 Golf Club Drive. The first
round of matches will begin Friday morning at

8:30 a.m. Firehouse Subs and other sponsors of
the tournament netted more than $60,000 for the
MDA in 2004. Each year the funds raised help pro-
vide medical care and equipment for MDA clients
in North Florida and South Georgia. In addition,
they help send children to the MDA Camp Love in
Live Oak.
The tournament is the largest amateur doubles
event in Northeast Florida. The quarter- and semi-
final matches will be held on Saturday, followed by
a silent auction and the traditional Cannonball
Punch Party for the players, spouses and guests.
All final matches will be played on Sunday.
There will be award and $5,000 in cash prize
money to be distributed among the top five teams
in the open division.
Each year the tournament boasts some ofthe
country's finest tennis players Participants last
year included former Wimbledon finalist and top
10 world ranked doubles player Scott Melville. He
teamed up with former top 100 singles player and
10-year ATP tour player David Witt. The NCAA
Division III No. 1 ranked college player in the
nation, John Cham-A-Koon, also played.
Visit www.firehousesubs.com or call (904) 886-
.8300.

While those of us who had
rather so-so scores moaned
about the slow greens, the
Fernandina Beach Men's Golf
Association Wednesday and
Friday blitz had some great
scores turned in by the players.
On Wednesday it was Jack
Harrison shooting his age (77),
which was good for plus 14 .
points and individual honors.
Among the 75 players who
took part, J.P. Kreger was close
behind with a 79, plus 11 and sec-
ond place while Bob Best's 76
and plus 9 won third.
On Friday it was Kreger again
with a great round at even par
good for plus 16 points. Wayne
Mortenson was second with an
85, plus 12 while Jack Sipes (plus
11, 80) was only good enough for
third place.
On Wednesday, Harrison's
plus 14 was enough to carry his
five-man team of Jim Greenwood
(84, even), Al Jump (87, even),
Bo Alvarez (74, minus 4) and
Chris Gill (89, plus 3) to win first
place at plus 13.
The team of Wayne.
Mortenson (92, plus 3), Bill
Burney (99, minus 1), Jim Deal
(82, plus 4) and Jack Ferry (96,
plus 4) took second at plus 10.
Peter Dietz (91, plus 2), Tom.
O'Keefe (93, plus 3), Larry
Bowie (86, even) and Rich.
.Vredenburgh (86, plus 3) fin-
ished at plus 8 and third place.
In fourth place at plus 7 was
the team of Leland Sheally (98,
minus 3), D.D. Miller (89, plus
3), Dave Mason (84, plus 3) and
Jim Raffone (83, plus 4).
The Friday blitz involved 58
players with a new record being
set for the winning team score at
plus 39. Kreger's plus 16 was
supported by Tom Gray (79, plus
5), Larry Brauda (76, plus 9) and
Tim Goodrich (75, plus 9).
Needless to say, the second-
place team was a distant second
with plus 16. This five-man team
included Dick Peterson (95, plus
3), John LaFear (80, plus 5),
Mike Manis (89, even), Rudy
Campanale (91, plus 1) and
Claude Hartley (93, plus 7).
There was a tie for third place
at plus 14 involving the teams of
Sipes (plus 11), Tommy Shave
'(82,.minus 2), Bill Murphy (86,
plui- 4), Charles B,:neield (100.
plus 1) and Don Curnutte (103,
plus 3), D. D. Miller (86, plus 5),
Stan Miller (88, plus 1), Bill
Larrabee (87, plus 5).

Flowers, Brauda win
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The Zurich Classic of New Orleans New Orleans has had an on-
Defending: Vijay Singh again, off-again relationship
Total Purse: $5,500,000 with the PGATour. In 1922, the
Yards: 7,520 Southern Open had a one-
Par: 72 year stay with Gene Sarazari
winning the event. It wasn't
until 1938, when golf returned to New Orleans as the Crescent City Open.
After a hiatus from 1949-1958, a golf tournament has been hosted every
year since. Byron Nelson, Billy Casper, Bo Wininger, Tom Watson, Chip
Beck and Carlos Franco are all two-time winners of this event. Vijay Singh
looks to add his name to that list as he attempts to defend the champi-
onship he won last year. Singh held off Phil Mickelson and Joe Oglivie by
one stroke to win what was the HP Classic of New Orleans.
GAT A

Round 1

Round 2

Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy
Hi: 81 Lo: 65 Hi: 85 Lo: 68

Round 3

Round 4

Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy
Hi: 83 Lo: 68 Hi: 85 Lo: 63

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Jose Maria Olazabal
Birthdate: February 5, 1966
Birthplace: Fuenterrabia, Spain
Residence: Fuenterrabia, Spain
Turned Professional: 1985
Joined PGA Tour: 2000
World Ranking: 60

2005 Earnings: $1,123,232
2005 Best Finish: Tied for 2nd in the BellSouth Classic
PGA Tour Victories: Six victories, including the 1999 Maste
Tournament

Tournament Results Vijay Singh defended his title at the Shell
Champion: Vijay Singh Houston Open, winning a one-hole playoff
Purse: $900,000, with John Daly. Singh, who won for the third
2nd Place: John Daly 0 time in four years at this event, finished 72
Purse: $540,000 holes at a 13-under-par score of 275. He
3rd Place: Jose Maria Olazabal was joined by Daly, who made a furious
Purse: $340,000 rally on the back nine to tie Singh. Daly
birdied the final two holes of regulation play
to force the playoff. Unfortunately for Daly, his tee shot on the first playoff hole hooked
into the water, assuring the title for Singh. Spain's Jose Maria Olazabal finished alone
in third place at 11-under. Darren Clarke and Greg Owen ended the tournament in a tie
for fourth place at 10-under. Singh had a chance to win the tournament in regulation
play, but pushed his 8-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole just to the right of the cup.

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charismatic guys to enter the PGA
Tour during the 1970s, Johnny
Miller, was born on this date in San
Francisco, Ca. During the time
when Jack Nicklaus ruled the golf
world, Miller stormed the PGA tour
and captured the 1973 U.S. Open
and the 1976 British Open.

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One of the many problems
that can cause the amateur
golfer's iron and wood shots to
go offline is something not
thought about often. Having
too hard or too soft of a grip
could be a key to not hitting
your shots on the correct line.
If your grip is too light, when
you make the backswing, your wrists may
go into a cupped position. This will result in
an open clubface from the top of your back-
swing all the way through impact. The sim-
ple solution is to slightly strengthen your grip
to let the clubface be more square at impact.
If you tend to hook the ball, that means that
your clubface is dosed at impact and could
be dosed at the top of your backswing. As a
result, you will need to relax your grip a little
bit, allowing the club to make a smooth tran-
sition from the backswing through impact.

2005 Money Leaders World Rankings Driving Distance Putting Average
Rank & Player Money Rank & Player Score Rank & Player Avg. Rank & Player Avg
1) Phil Mickelson $3,842,456 1) Tiger Woods 13.49 1) Scott Hend 314.5 1) Steve Stricker 1.681
2) Tiger Woods $3,836,413 2) Vijay Singh 12.51 2) Brett Wetterich 306.1 2) Joe Ogilvie 1.691
3) Vyijay Singh $3,687,090 3) ErnIe Els 10.48 3) Tiger Woods 301.1 3) Billy Andrade 1.692
4) David Toms $2,282,443 4) Phil Mickelson 9.40 4) Hank Kuehne 301.0 4) Tim Clark 1.696
5) Fred Funk $1,841,200 5) Retief Goosen 8.15 5) John Elliott 299.7 5) Phil Mickelson 1.698

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ship tournament 27-hole tourna-
ment being held, there was no
Saturday Morning Mixer.
The two-man nine-hole best
ball, nine-hole captain's choice
and nine-hole alternate shot tour-
nament was divided into two
flights. Twenty-six teams took
part and the winner of the first
flight with a net 94 was the team
of Craig Flowers and Larry
Brauda. Other winners in the
flight were Jerry Dean and Ron
Boatright (95) and Steve
Johnson with Rob Johnson (96)
and Simon Carter with Carl
O'Rourke (96).
The second flight winner was
the team of Charles Tanimany
and Lynn Satterwhite with the
best score of the day 91. Other
winners in the flight were Frank
Finocchio with Wayne
Mortenson (98), Ron Dandurand
with P.W Nobles (98) and Welles
Standish with Roger Smith (99)
and Ron Peterson with John
Mitchum (99).
The next scheduled tourna-
ment is the Club Championship
to be held the middle of May.
Visit the pro shop for details.

Bowlewins flight
As the Fernandina Beach
Women's Golf Association regu-
lar season is nearing its end, the
ladies played low net on April 19
under clear conditions.
The A flight honors went to
Debbie Bowie, first place, 70, fol-
lowed by a three-way tie for sec-
ond place between Donna
Dandurand, Regina Brenna, and
Kay Steindorf with a score of 72.
The B flight honors went to
Jayne Paige, first place, 71;
Nancy Pollock, second, 74; and
June Jansa, third, 75. C flight
honors went to Mary Jane
Augspurger, first, 72, followed by
Pat Orr and Sandy Mortensen in
a tie for second place with a
score of 77.
The FBWGA will have its club
championship playoffs May 17,
19 and 24.

Tournament benefits ARC
The fourth annua "
Williams/ ARC Golf Tournament
will be June 2 at The Golf Club of
North Hampton. Entry fee of
$100 includes dinner, green fees
cart fees, contests and prizes.
Registration begins at noon.
Shotgun start is at 1 p.m. Hole
sponsorships of $100 include
business name on individual's
hole sponsor sign.
Make checks payable to
ARC/Nassau and mail to 86051
Hamilton St., Yulee, FL 32097.
Registration and money must be
received by May 27.
ARC/Nassau is a not-for-profit
organization serving physically
and mentally handicapped adults
for all of Nassau County.
Call 225-9355 for information.

Scholarship tournament
The Nassau County
Democratic Party will hold a
scholarship benefit golf tourna-
ment 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 at a cost of
$20 per person. Dinner will be at
7 p.m.
Registration deadline is May
1. For information, contact Paul
Thibault at 321-0046.

Junior glftour
The PGA TOUR Junior Golf
Foundation of North Florida will
hold its 14th annual summer
tour. Over the past decade and a
half, this competition has grown
from a couple of events for top
high school golfers into a full-
fledge competition attracting
more than 250 golfers from all
over the northern part of
Florida, ages 10 to 18.
This year's competition will
begin in-early June with regular
Monday events into early
August, plus three major end-of-
season tournaments. Qualifying
will be held May 22 and the regu-
lar season events will begin on
June 6.
Applications for the junior
golf summer season are available
at www.nf0g.org. Space is limited.
Application deadline is May 16.
Visit the website or call (904)
928-0571.

Naples junior event
The Naples Beach Hotel &
Golf Club is hosting the 21st
Annual International Junior Golf
Classic June 24-29. Entries are
open to all junior amateur golfers
who have not reached their 19th
birthday by midnight, June 30.
Entries will be considered for
acceptance on the basis of previ-
ous competitive performance,
handicap and age.
The completed entry form
must be received at the hotel by
June 20 and the entry fee is $120.
Tournament entry includes
Friday and Saturday practice
rounds; a shotgun adult/junior
tournament on Sunday (with cart
fee additional for adults); tourna-
ment rounds on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday; lunch
on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday; and a cookout on
Tuesday evening.
Age divisions for boys and
girls are 8 years and under (four
holes on Monday and Tuesday);
9-10 years (nine holes each day
from the red tees); 11-13 years
(18 holes each day from the
white tees); 14-15 years (18 holes
each day from the blue tees); 16-
17 years (18 holes each day from
the blue tees); and 18 years (18
holes each day from the blue
tees). Girls of all ages will play
from the red tees. Players ages
11-18 must carry or pull their
own bags.
The overall boy winner will
receive an invitation to the
Orange Bowl Invitational
Tournament
Access the registration form
on-line at www.NaplesBeach
Hotel.com.

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Pirates at district
Fernandina Beach High School athletes participated in the District 4-3A
track and field meet at Raines Thursday. Those placing in die top four of
their individual events qualified for Saturday's regional meet in
Tallahassee. Pictured, clockwise from right, are Dante Bonneau, Nicole
Wrenn, Jackie Fullard, Gio Morrillo, Brandon Sell, Jocia Casey and
Ja'Sean Washington.
PHOTOS, BY BETH ii '-E N'iFA LEADL

TRACK & FIELD

District 4-3A
track and field meet
Thursday at Raines

Girls
1. Bishop Kenhy
2. Bartram Trail
3. Raines
4. Fernandina Beach
5. Lee
6. Englewood

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104
66.5
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FBHS individual results
High jump: 1. Haley Tan (5-2); 4.
India Johnson (4-11); 8. Jocia
Casey (4-6)
Long jump: 2. Haley Tan (16-5
3/4); 3. India Johnson (15-8)
Triple jump: 2. Haley Tan (32-4);
5. Jocia Casey (30-7)
Shot put: 6. Janelle McKnight
(28-11)
4x100m: 4. FBHS (52.29), Haley
Tan, India Johnson, Kymbreah
Hernandez and Janelle
McKnight
4x400m relay: 5. FBHS (5:18.99),
Jackie Fullard, Megan Manzie,
Jocia Casey, Kaitlyn Foley
4x800m relay: 5. FBHS
(11:53.37), Nicole Wrenn,
Jackie. Fullard, Megan Manzie,
Amanda Phipps
100m: 6. Haley Tan (13.23)
100m hurdles: 6. Janelle
McKnight (19.61)
1600m: 11. Megan Manzie
(6:19.64)
Boys.
1. Bishop Kenhy 170

2. Bartram Trail 154
3. Lee 109
4. Raines 102
5. Fernandina Beach 94
6. Englewood 11
FBHS individual results
High jump: 7. Daniel Brown (5-4);
8. Dante Bonneau (5-4)
Long jump: 3. James Southers
(20-4.5); 4. Dante Bonneau
(19-7); 7. Josh Simmons (19-
.75)
Triple jump: 4. Josh Simmons
(40-6.5); 5. Walter Parker (40-
5.75); 12. Dante Bonneau (34-
9.5)
Shot put: 1. Jamael Autry (49-5);
11. Ja'Sean Washington (4-2);
13. Cody Adams (38-9); 14.
Josh Maust (36-11)
Discus: 2. Ja'Sean Washington
(142-1.5)
100m: 4. Matt Bellar (11.59); 6.
Earnest Green (11.68)
400m: 5. James Southers (51.77)

800m: 1. Walter Parker (2:03.41);
11. Brandon Sell (2:18.49); 14.
Joshua Longnecker (2:27.32);
15. Edward Jones (2:40.34)
1600m: 4. Walter Parker
(4:40.29); 10. Eric Parker
(5:27.93); 12. Robbie Whiting
(5:41.40)
3200m: 5. Robbie Whiting
(10:28.88)
100m hurdles: 6. John Lewis
(17.03)
300m hurdles: 5. John Lewis
(44.95)
4x100m relay: 4. FBHS (45.27),
James Southers, Earnest
Green, Matt Bellar, Daniel
Brown
4x400m relay: 5. FBHS (3:52.12),
Earnest Green, James
Southers, Brandon Sell, Brian
Citino
4x800m relay: 5/FBHS (9:18.62),
Edward Jones, Joshua
Longnecker, Brandon Sell; Eric
Parker

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OUTDOORS

Red snapper delight

T he seas had finally
calmed Friday after sev-
eral days and even
weeks of springtime
gusty winds. In fact, most off-
shore fishermen were amazed to
find calm waters as they navigat-
ed the St Marys rock jetties.
Many of the sport fishing boats
were prepared to fish in close to
the beaches and inlet for black
drum and redfish if the seas
were still bumpy.

or,

Terry Lacoss

OUTDOORS

Red snapper are
real fighters
when hooked
idth fairly light
offshore fishing
tackle and
regarded as a
seafood delica-
cy. Right, Perry
Penland Jr., left,
and Dan
McCranie jigged
up this nice
Fernandina red
snapper. Above.
Jeff Monahan,
left. and Da)id
Edwards landed
this nice pair of
Fernandina
Beach red snap-
per while off-
shore fishing
Terry D,
LIcoss.
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Needless
to say the
recent run of
black drum
has been
nothing
short of phe-
nomenal.
Local char-
ter skipper
Capt. Benny
Hendrix had
tallied 49
drum so far
this spring

for his charter guests.
Some boats did opt for drum
fishing with a full moon arriving
Sunday.
"If you can't catch black drum
now, you are missing the best.
drum bite of the year," said Capt.
Keith Edwards. "During a recent
flood tide, my charter landed
nine red drum and nine black
drum. It doesn't get much better
than this!"
Of course, fishermen were
tempted to stay in close to shore
and enjoy the drum bite, but
somehow the calm seas and the
promise of big offshore catchers
beckoned a few boats.
Deep-sea fishermen had
reached a variety of offshore
structures after a 10-mile ride.
Fresh squid and chunks of
Boston mackerel were barbed on
to needle-sharp saltwater hooks
and send down to the bottom
with the aid of a heavy 10-ounce
bank sinker.
Aboard the Amelia Angler,
Capt. Burgess Lewellen gave
encouragement to Jeff Monahan
as he strained to work a fairly
large red snapper off from the
bottom of the large offshore .^
"Keep that rod bent double,"
Lewellen encouraged. "Reel,
reel, reel!"
Unfortunately the big snapper
found the bottom and soon

Red snapper can be prepared a variety of ways and offer some
of the finest tasting filets from the sea.

pulled the saltwater hook free.
Minutes later, Capt. Terry D.
Lacoss was encouraging David
Edwards to reel hard as well.
This time, Edwards was able to
work the big snapper up off from
the reef where Lacoss swooped
the 11-pound snapper right into
the cockpit area of the boat.
During the rest of the morn-
ing, offshore fishing boats
hooked into excellent red snap-
per fishing action and landed a
few nice grouper too. While clos-
er to shore, fishermen were
hooking into the recent run of
black drum.
"Hey, that is excellent. We
are fighting a pair of big drum
too," said an unidentified fisher-
men on the marine vhf radio.
"Every boat around me has
caught at least one big drum and
some have caught more!"
Back at the Fernandina
Harbor Marina docks, sport-fish-
ing boats began tying their boat
lines to dock cleats and unload-
ing their catches. Finally, they
had a- y where' ,,m re-sa"
per and black drum were caught-
without the handicap of a 15- to
20-mile per hour northeast wind.
Black drum fishing action is
now winding down with the end

of April's full moon, however red
snapper fishing should be excel-
lent right through the rest of the
spring, summer and fall fishing
seasons.

Peeples wins drum tourney
Tony Peeples' 77.56-pound
black drum took on all chal-
lengers during the recently held
Nassau Sport Fishing
Association Black Drum
Tournament and won the first
prize of over $1,000. Coming in a
close second place was Jason
Scott's 77.02-pound black drum.
Anthony Watson finished in
fourth place with a 77-pound
black drum. A full story will fol-
low in next week's fishing article.

Blue water tourney
The annual Amelia Island
blue water fishing tournament
will take place on May 7. A
mandatory captain's meeting will
be held on May 6 at the Amelia
Island Yacht Basin, beginning at
6:30 p.m. The popular event will
be followed with anwawards din-.
ner at Kraft Athletic Club on May
8 beginning at 2:30 p.m. For
more information, contact Allen
Mills it 261-9481.

OUTDOOR BRIEFS

Bassmasters meet
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 anyone at least 16 years
old. For information, call Bob
Schiag at (912) 729-2282, Billy
Kittrell at 225-0267 or Eddie
Jinright at$845-3998.

Register for tourney
Early registration discounts
and VIP registration for the ,
BellSouth Greater Jacksonville
Kingfish Tournament will be
held at the ninth annual NE
Florida Nautical Flea Market
April 30 through May 1 at Beach
Marine.
The 25th anniversary VIP
Tournament is open to the public
for the first time ever, and accept-
ing registrations. VIPs also
receive a credential package,
parking pass and access to the
air conditioned VIP lounge. It
will be held July 18.
The Publix Jr. Angler
Tournament is July 19. General

tournament captains meetings
are July 20 with general tourna-
ment fishing days 'July 21-22. The
awards ceremony will be held
July 23.
To register on-line, visit
www.kingfishtournament.com.
For information, call (904) 251-
3011 or visit the website.

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.

Special-opportunity hunts
The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission will
accept applications May 1
through June 15 for 2005-2006
special-opportunity hunts.
Applying for these unique
hunts now is automated through
FWC's Total Licensing System.
To apply for these permits, visit

any license agent or tax collec-
tor's office or submit an applica-
tion online at MyFWC.com.
Applications are available from
FWC regional offices and online
at MyFWC.com.
Special-opportunity hunts
offers hunters vast areas, abun-
dant game, low hunter quotas
and excellent chances to bag
quality deer, hogs and released
quail on select wildlife manage-
ment areas throughout Florida.
Based on past years, demand
for these hunts is greater than
the number of available slots, so
a random drawing is conducted
to select hunters. Hunter can
improve their chances of being
selected by submitting as many
non-refundable $5 applications as
they want. The cost of the hunts
for selected applicants ranges
from $50 to $175.
Visit MyFWC.com/hunting
for more information on how to
apply for special-opportunity
hunt permits.

Measuring finfish
The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission pro-
posed a series of rule amend-

FERNANDINA BEAC4 TIDES

ments to clarify how fishermen
should measure saltwater finfish.
The Commission is developing
these rules to standardize the
way that total length is meas-
ured.
FWC's saltwater fishing rules
express size limits of marine fish
in either fork length or total
length. Size limit measurements
for fish expressed in fork length,
such as Spanish mackerel, pom-
pano and cobia, are considered
to be easily understood by fisher-
men and do not need further
clarification.
However, FWC rules do not
clearly specify how to measure
fish that have total length size
limits, such as red drum, spotted
seatrout and snook, subjecting
the measurement of total length
to interpretation by fishermen
and law enforcement officers.
In order to clarify how total
length size limits for marine fish
should be measured, the FWC
has proposed a series of rule
amendments specifying that total
length means the straight line
distance from the most forward
point of the head, with the mouth
closed, to the farthest tip of the
tail with the tail compressed or
squeezed, while the fish is lying
on its side.

27 May 4, 2005

W e I Moonser 8:57A Low 5:38A 0.04' Moonset 1:22P High 3:17A 6.62'
W ed. Sunrise 6:46A High 11-54A 5.96' Sun,. Sunrise 6:42A Low 9:30A 0.55'
04/27 Moonrise 12:0 IA Low 5:32P -0.04' 05/0| i Moonrise 2:46A High 3:44P 5.91'
Sunset 8:02P. Sunset 8:04P' Low 9:41 P 0.66'
Thur Moonset 9:56Ai High 12:24A 7.13' Moonset 2:30P High 4-22A 6 52'
Thurs.unrse 6:45A Low 6:30A 0.26' M Sunrise 6.41 A Low 10:30A 041'
04/28 Moonrise High 12:45P 5.85' 05/02 Moonrise 3:25A High 4:50P 6 16'
S Sunset 8.02P! Low 6:24P 0.18" Sunset 8.05P Low 10-49P 0.59'
'Moonset I 1:02A' High 1:17A 6.97T Moonset 3.3SPiHigh 5:25A 648'
Fri. Sunrise 6.44A Low 7:27A 0.46' Tues. Sunrise 6-40A Low I1-26A 0 23'
04/29 Moonrise 1:04A High 1:39P 5.78' 05/03 Moonrise 4.00A High 5 54P 652'
: Sunset 8:03P Low 7-24P 0.43' Sunset 8:06P Low I 1-52P 0.46'
I Moonset 12:12P High 2-15A 6.79' !Moonset 4:38P! High 6.24A 6.49'
Sat. ISunrise 6:43A Low 8:28A 0.5T W ed. Sunrise 6:39A Low 12.18P004'
04/30 Moonrise I:59AlHigh 2:29P 5.79' 05/04 Moonrise 4:31A! High 6.52P 6.90'
Sunset 8:04P! Low 8:31 P 0.61' 0- 0 Sunset 8:06P I
Tide calculations are for Amelia River, Fernandina Beach. No corrections are necessary
Sun & Moon events are also calculated for Fernandina Beach. although actual times may vary because of land masses.
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The goal of these proposals is
to provide a standard measure-
ment procedure that is under-
stood by resident and visiting
anglers, and that may be uni-
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SPORTS SHORTS

Shrimp Festival 5K
The 11th annual Shrimp
Festival 5K run and walk will be
held Saturday in conjunction with
the Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp
Festival. The 1.5-mile walk and
5K run start at 8 a.m. at Main
Beach and the one-mile Katie
Caples Memorial Youth Run
starts at 8:45 a.m. The fee is now
$15 for the youth run and $20 for
the 1.5-mile walk and 5K run.
Race packets may be picked
up from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. April 29
at the McArthur Family YMCA,
1915 Citrona Drive, and begin-
ning at 7:30 a.m. at Main Beach
on April 30. Contact Dustin
Shepherd at 261-1080.

Cheer camp
The Femandina Beach High
School cheerleaders will hold
their annual Pirate Cheer Camp
May 23-27 from 9 a.m. to noon at
the Atlantic Avenue Recreation
Center for ages 4 and up. The
Cost is $65 (cash only) and
includes a camp T-shirt.
Registration begins at 8:30 a.m.
the first day of camp.

Register for soccer
Amelia Island Youth soccer
will hold registration from 8:30
a.m. to 1 p.m. May 14 and May
21 and during soccer camps from
8:30 a.m. to noon June 13-17
and 5-9 p.m. June 16 at the Ybor
Alvarez complex on Bailey Road.
Registration will be held from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. June 4, from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m. June 25 and from 6:30-
9 p.m. June 30 at the Atlantic
Avenue Recreation Center.
Fee is $160 (fall and spring)
for the first child, $150 for second
child and $140 for third child. Fee
for spring or fall only is $85 for the
first child, $80 for second, $75 for
third. Classic teams or above reg-
istration fee is $180 (fall and
spring) for first child, $170 for
second and $160 for third.
Spring-only registration is $95 for
first child, $90 for second, $85 for
third.
Once teams are filled, all oth-
ers will be on a waiting list.
Players will be taken from waiting
list to fill any other teams.
Registration will not be com-
plete until all forms are completed
and signed, and entry fee is paid.
Players must be 4 years'old on or
before Aug. 1. For information,
call 321-4398.

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The third annual Lands End,
Deli Amelia River Raft Race will
be held at 11 a.m. July 16. The
raft parade will be held at 7 p.m.
July 15 on Centre Street.

Proceeds from the race benefit
the Nassau County Special
Olympics.
The entry registration deadline
is July 1. Applications and rules
are available at Lands End Deli at
604 North 14th St., Fernandina
Beach. Call 277-0016.

Wrestling alumni wanted
An alumni banquet honoring
Femandina Beach High School
wrestling coach Mike Emanuel
will be held at 7 p.m. on May 14
at the Oceanway Assembly of
God, 12240 Sago Ave. West,
Jacksonville. Emanuel, who has
been the Pirate wrestling coach
for 20 years, is moving to
Kentucky. RSVP to Tony Edgy at
225-9483 or by e-mail at
tony@jack sonvillemc.com.

Pop Warner
Femrnandina Beach Pop
Warner meets the third Thursday
of each month at 7 p.m. at the
Atlantic Avenue Recreation
Center. Positions are still avail-
able for the board.
For registration information,
contact Randall Mabe at 225-
5474, John Spence at 261-3803
or Marna Hancock at 277-8768 or
visit the website at www.fernan
dinabeachpopwamer.com.

Sailing Club 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.

Help set world record
In an attempt to set a
Guinness world record, Nancy
Hogshead-Makar, Rogers "Tiger"
Holmes and Judge Charlie Cofer
are leading the effort to coordi-
nate the event and recruit swim-
mers.
Hogshead, Holmes and Allen
Poucher are co-founders of Every
Jacksonville Child a Swimmer.
EJCS is hosting a 24-hour swim
relay that will run from 5 p.m. May
20 to 5 p.m. May 21 at the Cecil

Recreation Complex Aquatics
Center on Normandy Boulevard
in Jacksonville. More than 2,500
swi .ersare neededlc ?ach
swiiQnpe lheng h of the pool in' 4
hours or less in an effort to break
a Guinness World Record and to
spotlight swimming as a sport, a
fitness activity and a life-saving
skill. Swimmers of all ages are
needed and invited to participate.

Each swimmer needs to swim
one length of the pool, 75 feet,
without swimming aids (such as
flippers or floats). The relay must
be continuous with no break in
the swimming.
'The existing record is 2,456
in 24 hours," said Holmes. "We
are confident that we will have at
least 3,000 swimmers in that
time."
The event is open to the public
and will coincide with Water
Safety Month at Cecil Recreation
Complex and Jacksonville Parks
and Recreation Department. A
variety of land- and water-based
activities will take place through-
out the 24-hour period, and all
events are open to the public.
Interested swimmers are
asked to sign up by calling (904)
366-6495 or on-line at www.jax
parks.com. Additional information
is available at www.jaxparks.com.
Every Jacksonville Child a
Swimmer was formed by Olympic
gold medalist, Nancy Hogshead-
Makar, Masters Swimmer, 'Tiger"
Holmes and Allen Poucher with a
dedicated group of concerned
swimmers in 1999. The group
has completed an extensive fea-
sibility study as it works to
address the need for a year-
round teaching facility to drown-
proof Jacksonville's children. The
goal of the group is to build a
world-class aquatic center in
Jacksonville.

Recreation roundup'
The city of Fernandina Beach
Recreation Department is offering
the following activities:
Ed Gaw Amelia Open Water
Challenge is June 11 at 8:30 a.m.
at Main Beach park with one-mile
and 5K swim events. Pre-regis-
tration before May 28 at the
Atlantic Center is $30. Deck reg-
istration day of the event and
entries after May 28 are $40. For
information, call 277-7350 or e-
mail event coordinators Nan Voit
at nvoitj@fbfl.org or Chris Gaw at
cgaw@cfl.rr.com.
Water Safety Instructor
course is being offered. Partici-
pants must be 16 years old by
the final day of the class, June 7.
Class size is limited. Advanced
registration and payment are
required. Fee is $170 and
includes books. Class times and
dates are 4-8 p.m. May 5, May
10, May 17, May 24, 8 a.m. to
noon on May 31, June 1-3 and
June 6-7 at the Atlantic Center.
Fundamentals of Instructor ':""
Training course is a prerequisite
for the WSI course and will take
place from 1-4 p.m. April 23 and
4-8 p.m. April 28 at the Atlantic
Center. Cost is $25 and includes
book. Contact Linda Elders at the

American Red Cross office, Kings
Bay Naval Station, (912) 673-
3939. Instructor is Kathy Russell
(225-9280 or 753-0216).
T-ball and Buddy League
registration will be held through
May 13 at the Atlantic Center. T-
ball is for ages 3-4 (must have
tumed 3 on Feb. 1 and not turn 5
on or before Aug. 1). New players
must show birth certificates. Fee
is $30 for city residents, $40 non-
city residents. Coaches meeting
and draft will be on May 17 and
the season begins June 13.
Coaches needed. Call 277-7350.
Registration for summer :
swim lessons is open to all resi-
dents. Red Cross levels 1-5 and
stroke clinics are offered. Fees for
levels 1-2 are $25 for city resi-
dents, $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.
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.
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 learn
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, turns 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.
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.

Beginning May 21, summer pool
hours will be from 11 a.m. to 7
p.m. Monday through Sunday.
Admission will be $3 for city resi-
dents, $5 non-city residents.
Summer passes (valid May 21
through Labor Day) are available
for individuals, couples and fami-
lies.
The MLK Center pool opens
May 21. Public swim hours are 11
a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through
Friday and from 12-5 p.m. week-
ends. Admission is $3 for city res-
idents, $5 for non-city residents..
Summer passes are available for
individuals, couples and families
and may be purchased at the
Atlantic Center.
Summer youth tennis camps,
six one-week sessions offered for
boys and girls ages 5-16 (begin-
nerto intermediate), will be held
at the Central Park courts with
instructor Lanny Kalpin June 6-9,
June 20-23, June 27-30, July 5-8,
July 11-14 and July 25-28 from 9
a.m. to noon. Cost is $50 per
week for city residents ($45 per
week if siblings), $55 non-city
($50 if siblings). Limit is 20 per
camp. Register at the Atlantic
Center. For information, contact
Kalpin at 491-0255 or 557-8110.
Seven-week youth tennis
clinics are offered at the Central
Park courts with instructor Lanny
Kalpin. Beginners (ages 5-8) on
Monday from 4-5 p.m. or
Wednesday or Fridays from
3:30-4:30 p.m. Beginners (ages
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
are offered at the Central Park
courts with instructor Lanny
Kalpin. 3.0/3.5 doubles/singles
clinic on Tuesdays or Wednes-
days from 6-7 p.m. or Thursdays
from 7-8 p.m. Beginner clinic on,
Wednesday from 10-11 a,m. or
Thursday from 6-7 p.m. Ad-
vanced beginner clinic on Fridays
from 10-11 a.m. Fee is $66 for
city residents, $71 non-city. Maxi-
mum of five participants. Register
at the Atlantic Center. Call Kalpin
at 491-0255 or 557-8110.
Private, semi-private (two
people) or group (three or more)
tennis lessons will be available in
moving 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 1t/2hour.
programs. Contact instructor
Lanny Kalpin at 491-0255 or 557-
8110. Rates (one session per
week for six weeks) are $48 for
city residents, $53 non-city.
Register at the Atlantic Center.
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.m.
(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.
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.
For information, call the recre-
ation department at 277-7350.

LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE
CODE ENFORCEMENT
BOARD
DATE: MAY 10,2005
TIME: 6:30 RM.
PLACE: YULEE COUNTY BUILD-
ING, 86026 PAGES DAIRY
ROAD, YULEE, FLORIDA
PURPOSE: REGULAR MEETING
OF CODE ENFORCEMENT
BOARD
THE CODE ENFORCEMENT
BOARD WILL CONSIDER SPE-
CIFIC ITEMS THAT DEAL WITH
ALLEGATIONS OF VIOLATIONS
OF COUNTY ORDINANCES.
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, HE/SHE 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.
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
REQUIRING ACCOMMODA-
TIONS IN ORDER TO PARTICI-
PATE IN THIS PROGRAM OR
ACTIVITY SHOULD CONTACT
(904) 548-4660 OR FLORIDA
RELAY SERVICE AT 1-800-955-
8870 (V)OR 1-800-956-8771
(TDD) AT LEAST SEVENTY-TWO
(72) HOURS IN ADVANCE TO
REQUEST SUCH ACCOMMO-
DATION,
CODE ENFORCEMENT
BOARD
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PLANNING ADVISORY
BOARD
CfY OF FERNANDINA BEACH
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a Quasi-Judiclol, Public
Hearing Is scheduled for
Wednesday, May 11, 2005 at
6;00 PM In the City
Commission Chambers, 204
Abh Street, Femandina Beach,
Florida to consider the fol-
I. Ir.,- jI r .l'igl. ..l.
, r.' I-1. u..E
LEE GARRIS & TIM GAR-
RIS, 820 SOUTH FLETCHER
lA- l : ;:lC05.-0.- .. ON-
'1 lit r.' .r. t ', ir i,-i, F FAM -
ILY HOME SEAWARD THE
COASTAL CONSTRUCTION
CONTROL LINE, (Quasi-
Judicial)
RON HOLMES, 2252,2262
& 2272 SOUTH FLETCHER
AVENUE (SU 2005-34), CON-
STRUCTION OF A POOL ON
EACH LOT AND CONSTRUC-
TION OF ONE WALKWAY
FROM THE PROPERTIES TO
PROVIDE ACCESS TO THE
BEACH, (Quasi-Judicial)
ANNEXATION
JEFF AND SVELTLANA
WERDER AND TAWN AND KER-
RILEE DUFFY, 1755 DRURY
ROAD & LOT 2 BLOCK 2
DRURY ROAD (AX 2005-42),
ANNEXATION OF TWO
PARCELS TOTALING 5.35
ACRES, (Quasi-Judicial)
CHANGE OF ZONING

JEFF AND SVELTLANA
WERDER AND TAWN AND KER-
RILEE DUFFY, 1755 DRURY
ROAD & LOT 2 BLOCK 2
DRURY ROAD (CZ 2005-42),
CHANGE IN ZONING FROM
NASSAU COUNTY RS-2 TO CITY
OF FERNANDINA BEACH R-2:
ONE AND TWO FAMILY
DWELLING DISTRICT. (Quasi-
Judicial)
CONDITIONAL USE
JAMES AND LAUREN
THOMPSON, 506 SOUTH 5th
STREET (CU 2005-39), CONDI-
TIONAL USE FOR CONSTRUC-
TION OF A GARAGE APART-
MENT AT REAR OF PROPERTY.
(Quasi-Judicial)
LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY
LAND USE AMENDMENT
JEFF AND SVELTLANA
WERDER AND TAWN AND
KERRILEE DUFFY, 1755 DRURY
RpAD & LOT 2 BLOCK 2
DRURY ROAD (LU 2005-42),
LAND USE AMENDMENT FROM
NASSAU COUNTY MDR: MEDI-
UM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO
CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH
MDR: MEDIUM DENSITY RESI-
DENTIAL. (Quasi-Judicial)
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, TrY 277-7399, (CTY num-
ber for all City offices) or
through the Florida Relay
Service at 1-800-955-8771 at
least 24 hours In advance to
request such accommoda-
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,
Copies of the applications
may be Inspected In the
office of the Community
Development Department,
City Hall, 204 Ash Street,
between the hours of 8:00 AM
- 5:00 PM, Monday through
Friday. For Information on the
application, please contact
the Staff of the Planning
Department at 277-7325,
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TAX DEED # 2005-3-TD
PARCEL # 51-2N-25-0000-
0061-0000
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that Gabriela Griffiths, the
holder of the following certifi-
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 # 1203.
Year of Issuance 06-01-98
Description of Property: IN DB
32 PG 196
Name In which assessed:
Jetroe M. Oliver, C/O Flossle

Golden, 27 Washington Street
#4, Dorchester, MA 02121
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 bid-
der at the MAIN ENTRANCE
OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI-
CIAL ANNEX. 76347 VETERANS
WAY, YULEE, FL on the 24th day
of May, 2005, between the
legal hours of sale of 11:00'
a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The Clerk
of Courts Office Policy Is to
hold sale at 11:30 a.m, on sale
date.
Dated this 15th day of
April, 2005.
JOHN A. CRAWFORD
CLERK OF THE COURT
NASSAU COUNTY
BY: Mary Julia Little
DEPUTY CLERK
Individuals with disabilities
needing a reasonable ac-
commodation to participate
In this proceeding should con-
tact the RECORDING DEPART-
MENT no later than seven (7)
days prior to the proceeding
at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI-
CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the
Individual of a deposition,
court date, subpoena, etc., Is
less than seven (7) days, then
the individual should contact
the RECORDING DEPARTMENT
,as soon as possible after
receiving that notice.
Telephone: 904-548-4600 or 1 -
800-956-3496 if hearing
Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (v),
via Florida Relay Service.
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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 9th day of May,
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, AMENDING
ORDINANCE 2004-58, AS
AMENDED, WHICH ESTAB-
LISHED ANIMAL CONTROL
REGULATIONS FOR THE UNIN-
CORPORATED AREAS AND
THE INCORPORATED AREAS
PURSUANT TO INTERLOCAL
AGREEMENT OF NASSAU
COUNTY, FLORIDA; SPECIFI-
CALLY DELETING SECTION 2,
ANIMAL CONTROL OVER-
SIGHT COMMITTEE; AND
RENUMBERING SECTIONS 3
THROUGH 27; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY: 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
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
Commisslonersmay continue
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
accommodation to partici-
pate in this proceeding
should contact the Office of
the Ex-Offlclo Clerk to the
Board of 'County
Commissioners at least sev-
enty 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).
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CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH
HISTORIC DISTRICT COUNCIL
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Historic District
Council of the City of
Fernandina Beach, Florida, will
hold a Quasi Judicial public
hearing on Thursday, May 12,
2005, at 5130 PM In the City
Commission Chambers, 204
Ash Street, Fernandina Beach,
Florida to review the follow-
ing Certificate of
Appropriateness for new con-
struction:
1. KATHERINE EWING "LE
CLOS", 20 SOUTH 2nd STREET
(HDC 2005-45), ADDITION TO
THE REAR OF THE EXISTING
STRUCTURE, TO INCLUDE TWO
NEW EXTERIOR DOORS, ONE
NEW WINDOW AND REPLACE-
MENT OF AN ALUMINUM WIN-
DOW WITH A WOOD WIN-
DOW. (Quasi-Judlclal)
2. SUZANNE B. RIMBERT, 605
ASH.STREET (HDC 2005-49),
DEMOLITION OF EXISTING
FENCE, TO REPLACE WITH
VINYL FENCING. (Quasi-
Judicial)
A copy of the application
may be Inspected In the
office of the Planning
Department, City Hall, 204 Ash
Street, between the hours of
8:00AM 5:00PM, Monday
through Friday. For Informa-
tion on the application,
please contact the Planning
Department at 277-7325.
INTERESTED PARTIES MAY
APPEAR AT SAID HEARING
AND BE HEARD AS TO THE
ADVISABILITY OF ANY ACTION,
WHICH MAY BE CONSIDERED.
ANY PERSONS WITH DISABILI-
TIES REQUIRING ACCOMMO-
DATIONS IN ORDER TO PAR-
TICIPATE IN THIS PROGRAM OR
ACTIVITY SHOULD CONTACT

277-7305, TTY 277-7399, (TTY
NUMBER FOR ALL CITY
OFFICES) OR THROUGH THE
FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE AT 1 -
800-955-8771 AT LEAST 24
HOURS IN ADVANCE TO
REQUEST SUCH ACCOMMO-
DATION.
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.
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4284
TAX DEED # 2005-6-TD
PARCEL# 13-3N-23-2020-
0021-0000
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Daniel S. Brim, the holder of
the following certificates has
flied 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 # 51
Year of Issuance 6/1/98
Description of Property: LOT
21 IN OR 796 PG 1996 CORN-
WALL SURVEY
Name In which assessed:
Nocatee Timber Company
Inc., PO. Box 381, Callahan, FL
32011-0381
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 bid-
der at the MAIN ENTRANCE
OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI-
CIAL ANNEX. 76347 VETERANS
WAY, YULEE, FL on the 7th day
of June, 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 sale
date,
Dated this 22nd day of
April, 2005.
JOHN A. CRAWFORD
CLERK OF THE COURT
NASSAU COUNTY
BY: Mary Julia Uttle
DEPUTY CLERK
Individuals with disabilities
needing a reasonable ac-
commodation to participate
In this proceeding should con-
tact the RECORDING
DEPARTMENT no later than
seven (7) days prior to the
proceeding at the NASSAU
COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX. If
notice to the Individual of a
deposition, court date, sub-
poena, etc., Is less than seven
(7) days, then the Individual
should contact the RECORD-
ING DEPARTMENT as soon as
possible after receiving that
notice. Telephone: 904-548-
4600 or 1-800-956-3496 if hear-
Ing Impaired, 1-800-955-8770
(v), via Florida Relay Service.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Commission of
the City of Fernandina Beach,
Florida, will hold a public hear-
ing on Tuesday, May 17,2005,
2005 at 6:00 p.m., In the City
Commission Chambers, 204
Ash Street, Fernandina Beach,
Florida, on the proposed
Ordinance entitled as follows:
ORDINANCE 2005-14
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH,
FLORIDA ESTABLISHING MORE
STRINGENT REQUIREMENTS
FOR CAMPAIGN CONTRIBU-
TIONS, AMENDING SECTION
34-2(f) OFTHE CODE OF ORDI-
NANCES ENTITLED NOTICE OF
CANDIDACY FILING FEE, FIL-
ING OF CAMPAIGN TREASUR-
ER'S REPORTS BY REQUIRING
THAT THE LAST CAMPAIGN
TREASURER'S REPORT WILL BE
,DUE 12 DAYS BEFORE THE
ELECTION, AND PROVIDING
THAT NO CAMPAIGN CON-
TRIBUTIONS SHALL BE ACCEPT-
ED BY A CANDIDATE AFTER THE
DUE DATE OF THE CAMPAIGN
TREASURER'S REPORT; PRO-
VIDING FOR SEVERABILITY;'
AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
A copy of said proposed
ordinance may be Inspect-
ed by the public at the office
of the undersigned at 204 Ash
Street, Fernandina Beach,
Florida. Interested parties may
appear at said hearing and
be heard as to the advisabil-
ity of any action, which may
be considered with respect
to such ordinance,
ALL MEMBERS OF THE PUB-
LIC ARE INVITED TO BE PRE-
SENT AND BE HEARD. IF ANY
PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL
ANY DECISION MADE BY THE
COMMISSION 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. PERSONS WITH DIS-
ABILITIES REQUIRING
ACCOMMODATIONS IN
ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS
PROGRAM OR ACTIVITY
SHOULD CONTACT 277-7305
OR TDD 277-7399 OR FLORI-
DA RELAY SERVICE 1-800-955-
8771, AT LEAST 24 HOURS IN
ADVANCE TO REQUEST SUCH
ACCOMMODATION.
CITY OF FERNANDINA
BEACH
BY: CASSANDRA P MITCHELL
ITS: CITY CLERK
It 04-27-2005
4281
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 9th day of May,
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. RESCIND-
ING ORDINANCE NO. 71-04,
WHICH HELPED PREVENT ERO-
SION ALONG THE ATLANTIC
OCEAN, PROTECTED CHIL-
DREN, AND RESTRICTED THE
USE OF MOTOR VEHICLES IN
THE DUNES BORDERING THE
ATLANTIC OCEAN; PROVID-
ING 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 amm.
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 continue
hearings on this matter.
ATTEST:
/s/ JOHN A. CRAWFORD
Its: Ex-Offlicio Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY: /s/ ANSLEY N. ACREE
Its: Chairman
Individuals with disabilities
needing a reasonable
accommodation to partici-
pate In this proceeding
should contact the Office of
the Ex-Officlo Clerk to the
Board of County
Commissioners at least sev-
enty 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).
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4283
CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Commission of
the City of Femandina Beach,
Florida, will hold a public hear-
ing on Tuesday, May 17,2005
at 6:00 p.m. In the City
Commission Chambers, 204
Ash Street. Fernandina Beach,
Florida to review application
SU 2005-16: CLAUDE AND
LORETTA DRYDEN, OWNERS
AND GILLETTE & ASSOCIATES,
AGENT. Applicants/Agent are
requesting approval for con-
struction of a single family
home, located at lots 51 and
52 South Fletcher Avenue,
within the Coastal High
Hazard Area; within the
Beach Overlay District, within
the Coastal Protection Zone
and seaward of the coastal
construction control line, the
property Is zoned R-2. One
and Two-Family Dwelling
District.
A copy of the application
and Information on ithe

above matter may be
Inspected in the office of the
City Clerk, City Hall, 204 Ash
Street, between the hours of
8:00AM 5:00PM, Monday
through Friday. The applica-
tions will be considered In a
quasi-Judicial' proceeding.
Copies of the quasi-Judicial
procedures are available at
the Office of the City Clerk
and will be available at the
meeting. Telephone number
904-277-7305.
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, TTY 277-7399, (FTY num-
ber for all City offices) or
through the Florida Relay
Service at 1-800-955-8770 or 1-
800-955-8771 (TDD) at least 24
hours In advance to request
such accommodation.
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,
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TAX DEED # 2005-4-TD
PARCEL # 00-00-31 -1800-
0055-0031
NOTICE OF APPUCATION
FOR TAX DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that Marilyn E. Efileln,the hold-
er of the following certificates
has filed said certificates for a
tax deed to be Issued there-
on. The certificate number
and year of Issuance, the
description of the property,
and the names In which It was
assessed are as follows:
Certificate # 2579
Year of Issuance 6/1/98
Description of Property: Block
55 Lot N 1/2 of 3, City of
Fernandina Beach
Name In which assessed:
Freddie Smith Estate, c/o
Fredrick Smith, 70 Pinewood
Dr., Yulee, FL 32097
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 bid-
der at the MAIN ENTRANCE
OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI-
CIAL ANNEX. 76347 VETERANS
WAY, YULEE, FL on the 24th day
of May, 2005, between the
legal hours of sale of 11:00
a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The Clerk
of Courts Office Policy Is to
hold sale at 11:30 a.m. on sale
date,
Dated this 15th day of
April. 2005.
JOHN A. CRAWFORD
CLERK OF THE COURT
NASSAU COUNTY
BY: Mary Julia ULittle
DEPUTY CLERK

Individuals with disabilities
needing a reasonable ac-
commodation to participate
In this proceeding should con-
tact the RECORDING DEPART-
MENT no later than seven (7)
days prior to the proceeding
at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI-
CIAL ANNEX. If notice to the
Individual of a deposition,
court date, subpoena, etc., is
less than seven (7) days, then
the Individual should contact
tie RECORDING DEPARTMENT
as soon as possible after
receiving that notice.
Telephone: 904-548-4600 or 1-
800-956-3496 If hearing
Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (v),
via Florida Relay Service.
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TAX DEED # 2005-5-TD
PARCEL # 44-2N-27-0000-
0003-0010
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Susan T. Brim.the holder of 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 # 1587
Year of Issuance 6/1/98
Description of Property: IN OR
73 PG 26
Name In which assessed: Olile
Mae Jones Estate, c/o Retha
Young, P O0 Box 339, Callahan.
FL 32011-0339
All of sold 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 bid-
der at the MAIN ENTRANCE
OF THE NASSAU COUNTY JUDI-
CIALANNEX, 76347 VETERANS
WAY, YULEE, FL on the 7th day
of June, 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 sale
date.
Dated this 22nd day of
April, 2005.
JOHN A.CRAWFORD
CLERK OF THE COURT
NASSAU COUNTY
BY: Mary Julia Uittie
DEPUTY CLERK
Individuals with disabilities
needing a reasonable ac-
commodation to participate
In this proceeding should con-
tact the RECORDING DEPART-
MENT no later than seven (7)
days prior to the proceeding
at the NASSAU COUNTY JUDI-
CIAL ANNEX, If notice to the
Individual of a deposition,
court date, subpoena, etc., Is
less than seven (7) days, then
the Individual should contact
the RECORDING DEPARTMENT
as soon as possible after
receiving that notice.
Telephone: 904-548-4600 or 1-
800-956-3496 If hearing
Impaired. 1-800-955-8770 (v),
via Florida Relay Service.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,2005 / NEWS-LEADER

LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, COUNTY, FLORIDA. ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IFYOU ARE A PERSON WITH OR AGAINST THE NAMED
IN AND FOR NASSAU A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY DEFENDANTSS; UNKNOWN
COUNTY, FLORIDA ACCOMMODATION IN TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TEN-
CASE NO.: 45-2004-DP-7 ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS ANT #2,
IN THE INTEREST OF: PROCEEDING, YOU ARE ENTI- Defendant(s).
T.G. DOB: 09/24/03 TLED, AT NO COST TO YOU, TO NOTICE OF SALE
A CHILD. THE PROVISION OF CERTAIN Notice Is hereby given
SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CON- that, pursuant to a Final
ACTION Y PUBUCATION TACT NASSAU COUNTY COUR- Summary Judgment of
THE STATE OF FLORIDA THOSE, 191 NASSAU PLACE, Foreclosure entered In the
TO: YULEE, FL 32097 WITHIN 2 above-styled cause, In the
Richard Brazier, father WORKING DAYS OF YOUR Circuit Court of NASSAU
Current whereabouts RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE OF County, Florida, I will sell the
unknown SALE: IF YOU ARE HEARING property situate In NASSAU
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IMPAIRED CALL: 1-800-955- County, Florida, described as:
that a Petition has been filed 8771; IF YOU ARE VOICE TRACT 12 BLOCK 1, SPRING
In the above-styled Court by IMPAIRED CALL: 1-800-955- HILL UNIT ONE, ACCORDING
the FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF 8770 TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES for DATED at YULEE, Florida, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
termination of parental rights this 12th day of April, 2005. 5, PAGE 32, OF THE PUBLIC
and permanent commitment John A. Crawford RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN-
for subsequent adoption of CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT TY, FLORIDA.
the above named child. You COURT To Include a:
are hereby commanded to Nassau County, Florida 2000 FLEETWOOD MOBILE
appear before the Honorable By/s/ Shella H. Beecher HOME: VIN
Magistrate Kathryn Sands- Deputy Clerk FLFLX70A27776AV21A and
Boone, at the Nassau County ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF TITLE # 82307459
Judicial Annex, 76347 SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, LLP 2000 FLEETWOOD MOBILE
Veterans Way, Yulee, Florida, WOODLAND CORPORATE HOME; VIN
at the hour of 1:30 PM. on CENTER FLFLX70B27776AV21 and TITLE
May 25, 2005 A.D. You must 4505 WOODLAND CORP # 82307834
appear at the hearing on the BLVD. A/K/A
date and time specified. SUITE 100 3600 DOUGLAS ROAD
YOUR FAILURE TO PER- TAMPA. FLORIDA 33614 FERNANDINA BEACH, FL 32034
SONALLY APPEAR FOR THIS (813) 880-8888 at public sale, to the highest
ADVISORY HEARING CONSTI- 2t 04-20-27-2005 and best bidder for cash, at
TUTES CONSENT TO THE TER- 4258 the main, entrance of the
MINATION OF PARENTAL Nassau County Judicial
RIGHTS AND YOUR CHILDREN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Annex, 76347 Veterans Way.
MAY BE PERMANENTLY COM- NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA Yulee, FL 32097, at 11:30 AM,
MITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT PROBATE DIVISION on the 2no day of May, 2005
FOR SUBSEQUENT ADOPTION. File No.: 05-CP-62 DATED THIS 8"h DAY OF
individuals with disabilities Division: APRIL 2005.
needing a reasonable ac- IN RE: ESTATE OF John A. Crawford
commodation to participate PALMER LAMAR SWAILS, SR. CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
In this proceeding should Deceased. By/s/ Sheila H. Beecher
contact the chief assistant NOTICE TO CREDITORS Deputy Clerk
clerk at 630-2039 as soon as The administration of the Law Offices of Daniel C,
possible; or If hearing estate of PALMER LAMAR Consuegra
Impaired, 1-800-955-8771 SWAILS, SR.,deceased, whose 9204 King Palm Drive
(TDD); or 1-800-955-8770 (V) dateof death was March 23, Tampa, FL 33619-1328
Florida Relay Service. 2005; File Number 05-CP-62 Is Attorneys for Plaintiff
WITNESS my hand as clerk pending In the Circuit Court In accordance with the
of said Court and the Seal for Nassau County, Florida, American with Disabilities Act
thereof, this 28th day of Probate Division, the address of 1990, persons needing a
March 2005. of which Is P. Box 456, special accommodation to
JOHN CRAWFORD Fernandlna Beach, Florida participate in this proceed-
As Clerk of Said Court 32036. The names and Ipg should contact the ASA
By: /s/ Sheila H. Beecher addresses of the personal Coordinator no later than
As Deputy Clerk representative and the per- seven (7) days prior to the
Michael A. Tupper, Esquire sonal representative's attor- proceeding. If hearing
ATTORNEY FOR CWLS ney are set forth below. impaired, please call (800)
FLORIDA DEPi OF CHILDREN All creditors of the dece- 955-9771 (TDD) or (800) 955-
ANrD FAMILES ., dent and other persons hav- 8770 (voice), yla Florila Relay
1303 Jasmine Street Ing claims or demands Service.
Fernandina Beach FL 32034 against decedent's estate,, 2t 04-20-27-2005 ,
(904) 277-7222 :,n oi-. sorr. a :,:,4, :.f IN-.;; 4253
4t 04-06-13-20-27-2005 notncena. u rs.. 3 -rj.r o na er l. r
4218 file their claims wuth this court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF IN AND FOR NASSAU
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, THE FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS COUNTY, FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR NASSAU NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE CASE NO. 04-CA-450
COUNTY, FLORIDA DATE OF SERVICE OF p COPY MERCANTILE BANK,-as
CASE NO.: 45-2003-DP-51 OF THIS NOIiCE ON THEMEr. Successor By mergerger to CNB
IN THE INTEREST OF: L All other creditors of the NATIONAL BANK. a National
CH., DOB: 08/11/93 decedent and other persons Banking Association,
C.H,. DOB: 06/22/92 having claims or demands Plaintiff,
EACH A CHILD against decedent's estate vs.
SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF must file their claims with this EDDINA L BURKETT, and
ACTION BY PUBUCATION court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER GRADY F. BURKETT, III
THE STATE OF FLORIDA THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBU- Defendants.
TO: CATION OF THIS NOTICE. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
Jeff Smith, father ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED NOTICE IS HEREBY given
Current whereabouts WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. that the real property located
unknown NOTWITHSTANDING THE in Nassau County, Florida,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TIME PERIOD SET FORTH described as follows:
that a Petition has been filed ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED All of that certain part,
in the above-styled Court by TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE piece, or parcel of land locat-
the FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE ed in Nassau County, Florida,
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES for OF DEATH IS BARRED. and being more particularly
termination of parental rights The date of first publica- described 'as follows:
and permanent commitment tion of this notice is: April 20, A portion of the South 1/2
for subsequent adoption of 2005. of the Southeast 1/4 of the
the above named chlld..You Janet A. Carver Northeast 1/4 of Section 23,
are hereby commanded to Attorney for Personal Township 4 North. Range 23
appear before the Honorable Representative East, Nassau County, Florida;
Robert M. Foster, at the Florida Bar No. 193593 and being more particularly
Nassau County Judicialq Janet A. Carver, PA. described as follows: Begin
Annex, 76347 Veterans Way, 20S. Fifth S. Ffth street at the South corner of the
"'uiee Fi.-ridd at the hour of Fernandlna Be.: lh. Florda n.th.,,jt.t 1 4 of the
1 OPr, on Mau 11 200 5AD 320.34 1.-rtr, ,ai I ,'r.:i :, hi,3'.1.:.ron
O -,ar,ulaDe r ar Mtnehear. Telepr:.r.e .O:.1)C.'i.i.284- 2, Ir. rn._ ri u`r.1) -U West
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: F *ILO I' r' E? .-,.,-, r.-r :: P-J r rr, ,i i, r, ,.ast
:,.-. i i-11 c f,-', \s i. ", H n.a a r3,. l t" 3 .:, r, r:.'.,ia., : :,,,- :.r 31. : : .,ir, i.-' of
ADVISORY HEARING CONSTI- 32034 the Southeast 1/4 of the
TUTES CONSENT TO THE TER- 2t 04-20-27-2005 Northeast 1/4; thence N
MINATION OF PARENTAL 4259 8944'59" West along the
RIGHTS AND YOUR CHILDREN Northerly line of said South
MAY BE PERMANENTLY COM- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 1/2 of the Southeast 1/4 of
MITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT IN AND FOR the Northeast 1/4, a distance
FORSUBSEQUENTADOPTION. NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA of 1318.02 feet to the
Individuals with disabilities CASE NO.: 04-CA-319 Northwest corner of the South
needing a reasonable GreenPoInt Credit, LLC, as 1/2 of the Southeast 1/4 of
accommodation to particl- authorized Servicing agent the Northeast 1/4; thence
pate in this proceeding for Barnett Credit South 00N21'29' East, a dis-
should contact the chief assis- Corporation, a corporation, stance of 660.53 feet to the
tant clerk at 630-2039 as soon Plaintiff, Southerly line of said
as possible; or if hearing vs. Southeast 1/4 of the
Impaired, 1-800-955-8771 David O.Vickers, Cynthia D. Northeast 1/4; thence South
(TODD); or 1-800-955-8770 (V) Vckers a/k/a Cynthia D. 89T21 20'East along last said
Florida Relay Service. Sullivan, IF UVING, AND IF Southerly line, a distance of
WITNESS my hand as clerk DECEASED, THEIR UNKNOWN 1314.11 feet to the Point of
of said Court and the Seal SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, Beginning; said described
thereof, this 8th day of April GRANTEES, CREDITORS, AND tract containing 20.09 acres,
2005. ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM- more or less.
JOHN CRAWFORD ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER Together with and subject
As Clerk of Said Court OR AGAINST THEM; JOHN to the following described
By: /s/ Tanya Washington DOE and JANE DOE AND sixty foot easement for ingress
As Deputy Clerk ANY OTHER PERSON(S) IN and egress, being at a point
Michael A. Tupper, Esquire POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT which lies South 8944'59"
ATTORNEY FOR CWLS REAL PROPERTY WHOSE East, a distance of 100.00 feet
FLORIDA DEPT. OF CHILDREN REAL NAMES ARE UNCER- from the Southwest corner of
AND FAMIULIES' TAIN, the North 1/2 of the Southeast
1303 Jasmine Street Defendants. 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 .of
Fernandina Beach FL 320,4 NOTICE OF SALE solaid Section 23; thence North
(904) 277-7222 Notice Is hereby given 8944'59" West along the
4t 04-13-20-27, 05-04-2005 that, pursuant to an order or Southerly line of said North
4252 a final judgment of foreclo- 1/2 of the Southeast 1/4 of
-- sure entered In the above- the Northeast 1/4 of the cen-
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE captioned action, I will sell terllne of a 60 foot easement;
PERSONAL PROPERTY the property situated in NAS- a distance of 100.00 feet to
CONSISTING OF MISCELLA- SAU County, Florida, the last said Southwest'cor-
NEOUS ITEMS WILL BE SOLD described as: ner; thence South 8618'22"
FOR CASH AT PUBUC SALE ON LOT 40, GUSHING CREEK West along said centerline, a
FRIDAY, MAY 6, 2005 AT 10:00 ESTATE, ACCORDING TO PLAT distance of 648.30 feet to Its
A.M. AT THE ADDRESS BELOW THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT Point of Terminus which lies
TO SATISFY OWNER'S UEN DUE BOOK 6, PAGE 88, AS AMEND- on the Northeasterly Right of
IN ACCORDANCE WITH FLORI- ED IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 92. Way line of Sunburg Road
DA STATUTES 83.806. PUBUC RECORDS OF NASSAU (having a 60 foot right of
REBECCA ALEXANDER CC9 COUNTY, FLORIDA. way). Said Easement lies 30
CHARLES BAIN 123 TOGETHER WITH AND feet on both sides of the
USA CURTIS 39 INCLUDING A 1998 HOMES OF above described centerline
JOHN )ACKSON 110 MERIT DOUBLEWIDE MOBILE- and also being shorten and
ALAN PUTNAM 114 HOME AFFIXED TO SAID LOAN prolongated on Its sides to
ROBERTA REGISTER 51 with serial numbers correspond with 'existing
GEORGE SCHEISSER 78 FLHML3B127318495A and property and right of way
FLHML3B127318495B at public lines:
FIRST COAST MOVING &, sale, to the highest and best shall be sold by the Clerk of
STORAGE COMPANY bidder for cash, In the front this Court, at public sale, pur-
3428 CESSNA LANE of the NASSAU County suant to the Final Judgment
FERNANDINA BEACH, FL Courthouse, 73647 Veterans rendered In the above styled
32034 Way, Yulee, Florida at 11:30 action dated April 1,2005, at
PO BOX 6062 am, on May 9,2005. the Nassau C ounty
FERNANDINA BEACH, FL DATED this 12th day of Courthouse, In Yulee Beach,
32035-6062 April, 2005. Nassau County, Florida, at
John A. Crawford 11:30 AM. on Tuesday, May
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CLERK OF THE COURT 17,2005, to the best and high-
REFUSE ANY AND ALL BIDS. By: /s/ Shella H. Beecher est bidder for cash,
21 04-20-27-2005 As Deputy Clerk WITNESS my hand and offl-
4271 SCHUYLER STEWART clal seal In the State arn
SMITH County aforesaid this 121h
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Chad A. Dean, Esq. day of AprIl. 2005.
THE 4th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 118 West Adams St. #800 JOHN A. CRAWFORD
OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Jacksonville, FL 32202 Clerk of Court
NASSAU COUNTY (904) 353-5884 By:/s/ Shella H. Beecher
Case #: 04-CA-498 AMERICANS WITH Deputy Clerk
Division #: DISABIUTIES ACT (ADA) 2t 04-20-27-2005
UNC: NOTICE 4254
EVERHOME MORTGAGE Individuals with disabilities
COMPANY F/K/A ALLIANCE needing a 'reasonable ac- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
MORTGAGE COMPANY commodatiop to participate THE 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
Plaintiff, In this proceeding should AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY,
-vs.- -" contact the Court adminis- FLORIDA
REGINALD C. COKER AND trators office, as soon as pos- CIVIL DIVISION
DEBORAH L COKER. HIS WIFE sible. If hearing Impaired, 1- CASE NO.: 04-CA-404
Defendantss. 800-995-8771 (TTD); or DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL
NOTICE OF SALE 1-800-955-8770 (V) via Florida ,TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Relay Service. OF AMERIQUEST MORTGAGE
pursuant to an Order of Final 2t 04-20-27-2005 SECURITIES, INC. ASSET
Judgment of Foreclosure 4260 BACKED PASS-THROUGH
dated April 7,2005, entered In CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2003-11
Civil Case No. 04-CA-498 of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT UNDER THE POOLING AND
the Circuit Court of the 4'n OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL SERVICING AGREEMENT

Judicial Circuit In and for .CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF DATED AS OF NOVEMBER 1,
Nassau County, Florida, FLORIDA, IN AND FOR 2003, WITHOUT RECOURSE, '
wherein EVERHOME MORT- NASSAU COUNTY Plaintiff,
GAGE COMPANY F/K/A CIVIL ACTION vs.
ALUANCE MORTGAGE COM- CASE NO. 2005-CA-20 MATTHEW LEMONDS A/K/A
PANY, Plaintiff and REGINALD GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC MATTHEW D. LEMONDS; JEN-
C. COKER AND DEBORAH L. F/K/A CONSECO FINANCE NIFER HARVILLE; UNKNOWN
COKER, HIS WIFE are defen- SERVICING CORP., SPOUSE OF JENNIFER
dant(s), I will sell to the highest Plaintiff, HARVILLE; UNKNOWN
and best bidder for cash, AT vs. SPOUSE OF MATTHEW
THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE JAMES DAVID SHEFFIELD LEMONDS A/K/A MATTHEW
NASSAU COUNTY JUDICIAL A/K/A JAMES D. SHEFFIELD; D. LEMONDS; JOHN DOE;
ANNEX LOCATED AT 76347 THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN
VETERANS WAY, YULEE, FLORI- JAMES DAVID SHEFFIELD TENANTS) IN POSSESSION
DA, 32097 AT 11:30 A.M. A/K/A JAMES D. SHEFFIELD; OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY,
onMay 9, 2005 the following IF LIVING, INCLUDING ANY Defendants,
described property as set UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID RE-NOTICE OF
forth In said Final Judgment, DEFENDANTSS, IF REMAR- FORECLOSURE SALE
to-wit: RIED, AND IF DECEASED, THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
LOT 2, RIVER ROAD RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN pursuant to a Motion and
ESTATES, ACCORDING TO PLAT HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, Order Resetting Foreclosure
THEREOF AS RECORDED IN ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, Sale Date dated the 6th day
PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 65, OF THE LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES, AND of April 2005, and entered In
PUBUC RECORDS OF NASSAU ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- Cdse No. 04-CA-404, of the

Circuit Court of the 4TH PROPERTY are defendants. I
Judicial Circuit In and for will sellto the highest and best
Nassau County, Florida, bidder for cash at the MAIN
wherein DEUTSCHE BANK ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX,
AS TRUSTEE OF AMERIQUEST 76347 VETERANS WAY. YULEE
MORTGAGE SECURITIES, INC. FL 32097 at the Nassau
ASSET BACKED PASS- County Courthouse. In YULEE,
THROUGH CERTIFICATES. Florida, at 11:30 a.m. on the
SERIES 2003-11 UNDER THE 9th day of May 2005, the fol-
POOLING AND SERVICING lowing described property as
AGREEMENT DATED AS OF set forth In said Final
NOVEMBER 1.2003. WITHOUT Judgment, to wit:
RECOURSE Is the Plaintiff and EXHIBIT "A"
MATTHEW LEMONDS A/K/A THAT CERTAIN TRACT OR
MATTHEW D. LEMONDS; JEN- PARCEL OF LAND BEING LOT
NIFER HARVILLE; UNKNOWN 22 BLOCK 3, ACCORDING TO
SPOUSE OF JENNIFER THE PLAT OF JENNIFER THE PLAT OF NASSAU PLAN-
HARVILLE; UNKNOWN SPOUSE STATION, UNRECORDED AND
OF MATTHEW LEMONDS BEING A PART OF GOVERN-
A/K/A MATTHEW D.LEMONDS; MENT LOT 2, SECTION 10,
JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE.
UNKNOWN TENANTS) IN POS- 25 EAST. NASSAU COUNTY,
SESSION OF THE SUBJECT FLORIDA, BEING MORE PAR-
PROPERTY are defendants. I TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS
will sell to the highest and best COMMENCING AT THE
bidder for cash at the MAIN NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID
ENTRANCE OF THE NASSAU SECTION 10; THENCE RUN
COUNTY JUDICIAL ANNEX, NORTH 89C35'16" EAST,
76347 VETERANS WAY YULEE ALONG THE NORTH UNE OF
FL 32097 at the Nassau SAIDSECTION 101321.73 FEET;
County Courthouse, at 11:30 THENCE CONTINUE ALONG
a.m. on the 6th day of May THE NORTH UNE OF SAID SEC-
2005, the following described TION, NORTH 89T58' 11' EAST,
property as set forth In said 1159,61 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
Final Judgment, to wit: 007'44' WEST. ALONG THE
THE EAST SIXTY-SIX (66.0) EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE
FEET OF LOT NINE (9) AND THE OF PLANTATION ROAD WEST,
WEST THIRTY-NINE (39.0) FEET 1575 FEET TO AN INTERSEC-
OF LOTTEN (10) INBLOCK"R" TION WITH THE NORTHERLY
OF ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE OF PLAN-
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT STATION ROAD SOUTH; THENCE
THEREOF FILED IN DEED BOOK 8958' 11" EAST. ALONG THE
39 AT PAGE 296 OF THETH PUBUC NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY
RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN- LINE OF PLANTATION ROAD
TY FLORIDA. SOUTH, 900 FEET TOA POINT
In accordance with the FOR THE POINT OF BEGIN-
Amerlcanswith Disabilities Act NING; THENCE CONTINUE
of 1990. (ADA) disabled per- ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY
sons who, because of their LINE, NORTH 89*58'11." EAST,
disabilities, need special 150 FEET; THENCE NORTH
accommodation to partlcl- 0o07'44' EAST, 291 FEET;
pate In this proceeding THENCE SOUTH 89t58'11'
should contact the ADA' WEST, 150 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
Coordinator, at 416 CENTER 007'44-WEST291 FEETTOTHE
STREET, FERNAINDINA BEACH. POINT OF BEGINNING. CON-
FL 32034 or Telephone TAINiNG 1 0 ACRES. MOPE C.R
Volce/TDD (904) 321-5700 not LESS AND BEING SuBjEC 0TO
later than five business days, AN EAMMErIl FOR DPAINAGE
prior to such proceeding. AND UTILITIES OVER THE
Dated this 17th day of NORTHERLY 10 FEET OF THE
April, 2005. ABOVE DESCRIBED.
John A. Crawford TOGETHER WITH A 1.985
Clerk Of The Circuit Court PIED DOUBLEWICE MOBILE
By:/s/SheiloaH.Beecher1 HOME %.IN`#5353t,832604. &
Deputy Clerk 53683260B iiLE Jl16i9207
Law Office of Marshall C. & 41608540
Watson In accordance with the
1800 NW 49th Street, Suite Americans with DisabAlities Act
120 f of 1990 (ADA), disabled per-
Fort Lauderdale, Florida sons who, because of their
33309 B disabilities, need, special
Telephone: (954) 453-0365 accommodation to particl-
Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 pate In this proceeding
2t 4-20-27-2005 A should contact the ADA
4255 Co ordnator at 416'CENTER
STREET, FERNANDINA BEACH.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FL 32034 or Telephone
OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL Volce/TDD (904) 321-5700 not
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR later than five business days
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA prior to such proceeding.
CIVIL ACTION Dated this 12th day of
CASE NO. 45-2004-CA-402 April, 2005.
DIVISION A John A. Crawford
BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., Clerk Of The Circuit Court
Plaintiff, By: /s/ Shelia H. Beecher
vs. Deputy Clerk
HARRY F. KENNEDY A/K/A Law Office of Marshall C.
HARRY FRANCIS KENNEDY, et Watson
al, 1800 NW 49th Street. Suite
Defendantss. 120
NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED Fort Lauderdale, Florida
FORECLOSURE SALE 33309
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Telephone: (954) 453-0365
pursuant to an Order Facsimile; (954) 771-6052
Rescheduling Foreclosure 2t 4-20-27-2005
Sale dated April 8. 2005 and 4257
entered In Case NO. 45-2004-
CA-402 of the Circuit Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
of the FOURTH Judicial Circuit OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL
in and for NASSAU County, CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
Florida wherein BANK OF NASSAUCOUNTY, FLORIDA
AMERICA, NA., is the Plaintiff Case No.: 05-DR-351
and HARRY F.KENNEDY A/K/A DlvIsion: B
A, oyA Ci S KENN YS, ,g-qENEA tHOMPSON

-rIL S V L:r IIr J.- O.'
THROUGH, UNDER, AND RANDALJ.THOMPSON,
AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED Respondent.
INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS) NOTICE OF ACTION FOR
WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER TO: Randal J.Thompson
SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY Last known address: 85037
CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS- Patches Lane. Yulee, Florida
ES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, 32097
OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; TEN- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
ANT #1 N/K/A CHARLES L. action has been fled against
KENNEDY; TENANT #2 N/K/A you and that you are
TORI N. KENNEDY .are the required to serve a copy of
Defendants, I will sell to the yourwritten defenses If anyto
highest and best bidder for It on Rene A. Thompson,
cash at NASSAU JUDICIAL whose address Is 85037
ANNEX, 76347 VETERAN'S WAY Patches Lane, Yulee, FL 32097.
YULEE, FLORIDA at 11:30AM, on or before May 11. 2005,
on the 10th day of May,2005, and file the original with the
the following described prop- clerk of this Court at 76347
erty as set forth in said Final Veterans Way, Yulee. Florida
Judgment: 32097, before service on
AN UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF Petitioner or Immediately
INTEREST IN LOT 16, BLOCK 7, thereafter. If you fall to do so,
OF OAK LAWN PARK #6, a default may be entered
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT against you for the relief
THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN demanded in the petition.
PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 40, OF THE Copies of all court docu-
PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU ments In this case. Including
COUNTYFLORIDA. orders, are available at the
A/K/A 505 South 17th Clerk of the Circuit Court's
Street, Fernandina Beach, FL office. You may review these
32034. documents upon request.
WITNESS MY HAND and You must keep the Clerk of
the seal of this Court on April the Circuit Court's office noti-
12,2005. fled of your current address.
John A. Crawford (You may file Notice of
Clerk of the Circuit Court Current Address, Florida
By:/s/Shelila H. Beecher Family Law Form 12.915.)
Deputy Clerk Future papers In this lawsuit
Echevarria & Associates, PA. will be mailed to the address
RPO. Box 25018 on record atthe clerk's office.
Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 WARNING; Rule 12.285,
F04007295 Florida Family Law Rules of
Americans with Disabilities Procedure, requires certain
Act automatic disclosure of doc-
If you are a person with a uments and Information.
disability who needs any Failure to comply can result in
accommodation In order to sanctions, Including dismissal
participate In this proceed- or striking of pleadings.
Ing, you are entitled, at no Dated: April 13,2005.
cost to you, to the provision of John A. Crawford
certain assistance please CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
* contact the circuit court at COURT
(904) 321-5709. By: Heather Seagraves
2t 4-20-27-2005 Deputy Clerk '
4256 4t 04-20-27,05-04-11-2005
------ 4261
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT --
OF THE 4TH JUDICIAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA IN AND FOR NASSAU
CIVIL DIVISION COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO.: 02-201-CA CASE NUMBER: 04-311-CA
NORWEST BANK MINNESO- DIVISION: A
TA, N.A., AS TRUSTEE UNDER CHARLES D. CASEY,
THAT CERTAIN POOLING Plaintiff,
AND SERVICING AGREE- vs.
MENT DATED AS OF JUNE 1, MATTHEW T. MAGILL. Indlvid-
1997, FOR SOUTHERN PACIF- ually, and d/b/a MTMLE.
IC SECURED ASSETS CORP, LLC. and all of their
MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET- unknown heirs, successors,
.BACKED PASS-THROUGH creditors and assigns, and
CERTIFICATES, SERIES 1997-2, all those who may claim by,
Plaintiff, through, or under them,
vs. Defendants.
SCOTT MCKINNON A/K/A F. NOTICE OF SALE
sCOTT MCKINNON A/K/A Notice is given that In
FAY SCOTT MCKINNON, et al, accordance with the Final
Defendants. Judgment entered on the 8"I
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE day of April, 2005, In civil
SALE action no. 04-311 -CA, In the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Circuit Court for Nassau
pursuant to a Final Judgment County, Florida. In which
of Foreclosure dated the 7th MATTHEW T. MAGILL indivldu-
day of April 2005, and ally, and d/b/a MTMLE, LLE,
entered in Case No. 02-201- and all of their unknown heirs,
CA. of the Circuit Court of the successors, creditors, and
4TH Judicial Circuit In and for assIgns, and all those who
Nassau County, Florida, may ,claim by, through, or
wherein NORWEST BANK MIN- under them were the
NESOTA, N.A., AS TRUSTEE Defendants and CHARLES D.
UNDER THAT CERTAIN POOL- CASEY was the Plaintiff, I will

ING AND SERVICING AGREE- sell to the highest bidder for
MENT DATED AS OF JUNE 1, cash at the main entrance
1997, FOR SOUTHERN PACIF- of the Judicial Annex. 76347
IC SECURED ASSETS CORPR Veteran's Way,Yulee, Florida,
MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET- at11:30 o'clock A.M. on the
BACKED PASS-THROUGH CER- 1011th day of May, 2005,the fol-
TIFICATES, SERIES 1997-2 Is the lowing real property:
Plaintiff and SCOTT MCKIN- A parcel of land being a
NON A/K/A F. SCOTT MCKIN- portion of Sections 35 and 36,
NON A/K/A FAY SCOTT Township 4 North, Range 26
MCKIN; NASSAU COUNTY, East, Nassau County, Florida,
FLORIDA; CHARLES A. HIPP; said parcel of land being
GARY PIACENTINE; JANET M. more particularly described
MCKINNON; RICHARD B. as follows:
HAGG; UNKNOWN SPOUSE For a Point of Reference,
OF CHARLES A. HIPP; COMMENCE at the Southeast
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF GARY corner of said Section 35, and
PIACENTE; UNKNOWN SPOUSE run thence South 89 Degrees,
OF RICHARD B, HAGG; JOHN 19 Minutes, 34 Seconds West,
DOE; JANE DOE AS along the Southerly line of
UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POS- said Section 35, a distance of
SESSION OF THE SUBJECT 171.24 feetto an Intersection

with the Westerly Right ofWay 007'44" WEST 291 FEET; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
line of INTERSTATE No. 95, (A THENCE NORTH 89)58'11" THE 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
variable width limited access EAST 150 FEET; THENCE NORTH AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY,
public road right-of-way); run 007'44" EAST 291 FEETTO THE FLORIDA
thence North 24 Degrees. 42 SOUTH LINE OF OSBOURNE CIVIL DIVISION
Minutes, 03 Seconds East, ROAD; THENCE SOUTH CASE NO.: 2005 CA 126 A
along-said Westerly right-of- 8907'44" WEST 150 FEET CITIBANK. NA, AS TRUSTEE,
way line, a distance of 181.41 ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF Plaintiff,
feet. to a Point of Intersection SAID OSBOURNE ROAD TO THE vs.
In said Westerly right-of-way POINT OF BEGINNING. SHANNON E. DIXON, et al,
line; run thence North 24 TOGETHER WITH A 2001 Defendants.
Degrees, 42 Minutes, 19 MILLENNIUM/MILLERDOUBLE- NOTICE OF ACTION
Seconds, East, along afore- WIDE MOBILE HOME. VIN #'S: TO: SHANNON E. DIXON
sold Westerly right-of-way line, 10L27198T AND 10L27198X (Last Known Address: 412
a distance of 49.26 feet to has been filed against you RENA ST YULEE, FL 32097)
the POINT OF BEGINNING. and you are required to serve LESTER E. DIXON (Last Known
From the POINT OF BEGIN- a copy of your written defens- Address: 412 RENA ST YULEE,
NING thus described, and es. If any, to it on DAVID J. FL 32097)
departing from said Westerly STERN, ESQ. Plaintiff's attorney, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
right-of-way line of Interstate whose. address Is 801 S action for Foreclosure of
No. 95, run North 64 Degrees, University Drive #500, Mortgage on the following
48 Minutes,46 Seconds West, Plantation, FL 33324 on or described property:
a distance of 317.42 feet,to a before May 22,2005 (no later Mortgage: TRACT FOUR,
point; run thence North 25 than 30 days from the date of BLOCK TWO, YULEE WOODS,
Degrees, 11 Minutes, 14 the first publication of this SECTIONTHREE, ACCORDING
Seconds East, a distance of notice of action) and file the TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF
616.31 feet, to a point; run original with the clerk of this AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
thence North 65 degrees, 20 court either before service on 5, PAGE 239 AND 240, OF THE
Minutes, 59 Seconds West, a Plaintiff's attorney or mmedi- PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU
distance of 435.40 feet, to a ately thereafter; otherwise a COUNTY, FLORIDA.
point; run thence North 24 default will be entered has been filed against you
Degrees, 42 Minutes, 34 against you for the relief and you are required to serve
Seconds East, a distance of demanded In the complaint a copy of your written defens-
323.46 feet, to a point on the or petition flied herein. es, if any, to It, on Marshall C.
Northerly line of lands WITNESS my hand and the Watson, PA., Attorney for
described and recorded In seal of this Court at NtSSAU Plaintiff, whose address Is 1800
Official Records Book 578, County, Florida, this 14th day NW 49th STREET, SUITE 120, FT.
page 206 of the Public of April, 2005. LAUDERDALE FL 33309 on or
Records of said Nassau JOHN A. CRAWFORD before May 31, 2005, a date
County, Florida (also being CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT which Is within thirty (30) days
the Southerly line of those COURT after the first publication of
lands described and record- BY:/s/SHEILA H. BEECHER this Notice in the News-
ed In Official Records book DEPUTY CLERK Leader and file the original
538, page 1218 of said Public LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. with the Clerk of this Court
Records); run thence South STERN either before service on
65 Degrees, 17 Minutes, 26 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Plaintiff's attorney or Immedi-
Seconds East, along last said 801 S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE ately thereafter; otherwise a
line, a distance of 740.05 feet SUITE 500 default will be entered
to a point on the Westerly PLANTATION, FL 33324 against you for the relief
right-of-way line of said 05-38796(FNMA) NCM demanded In the complaint.
InterstateNo. 95; run thence, IN ACCORDANCE WITH In accordance with the
along said Westerly right-of- THE AMERICANS WITH DIS- Americans with Disabilities Act
way line, the following two (2) ABILITIES ACT, persons with dis- of 1990 (ADA), disabled per-
Courses and Distances: abilities needing a special sons, who because of their
Course No. 1 South 20 accommodation should con- disabilities, need special
Degrees, 44 Minutes, 40 tact COURTADMINISTRATION, accommodation to partici-.
Seconds West, a distance of cat the 'NASSAU County pate in this 'proceeding
109.23 feet to a Point of Courthouse at, 1-800-955- should contact the ADA
Intersection, in said right-of- 8771 (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770. Coordinator at 416 CENTER
way line; Course No. 2 run via Florida Relay Service. STREET, FERNANDINA BEACH,
thence South 24 Degrees, 42 2t 04-20-27-2005 FL 32034 or Telephone
Minutes, 19 Seconds West, a 4265 VoIce/TDD (904) 321-5700 not
distance of 832.97 feet, to the later than five business days
POINT bF BEGINNING. -IN THE CIRCUIT COURT rj,-,r ic *.jcr, p.-.:* 'Irg
The afore-described par- OFTHE FOURTH JUDICIAL: viTfNE. rm, r,r.N s anjr.d rN-,
cel of land contains 436,605 CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR seal of this Court this 19th day
square feet or 10,00 acres. NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA of April, 2005.
Dated April 12,2005. PROBATE DIVISION John A. Crawford
JOHN A. CRAWFORD kIle No. 05-14-CP As Clerk of the Court
Clerk of Circuit Court Division: By: /s/ Sue Powell
By: /s/Jonl J. Branan IN RE: THE ESTATE OF As Deputy Clerk
As Deputy Clerk DALE L. GAMBLE, 2t 04-27,05-04-2005
4t 04-20-27-2005 Deceased. 4272
4262 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
----- The administration of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT estate of DALE L. GAMBLE, OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL
OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL deceased, File Number 05- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF 14-CR Is pending In the Circuit NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
FLORIDA IN AND FOR Court for Nassau County, CIVIL ACTION
NASSAU COUNTY Florida, Probate Division, the CASE NO. 45-2003-375-CA
CIVIL ACTION address of which Is 191 DIVISION A
CASE NO. 05-CA-59 Nassau Place, Yulee, FL 32097. NATIONAL CITY HOME LOAN
GREEN TREE SERVICING, The names and addresses of SERVICES, INC.,
LLC., the personal representative Plaintiff,
Plaintiff, and the personal represen- vs.
vs. tative's attorney are set forth BARBARA S. JOYNER, etal,
GREGORY PAUL SMYTH; THE below. Defendantss.
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF GRE- All creditors of the dece- NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED
GORY PAUL SMYTH; NASSAU dent and other persons hav- FORECLOSURE SALE
COUNTY, FLORIDA; JOHN Ing claims or demands NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
DOE and JANE DOE, against decedent's estate,, pursuant to an Order
Unknown Tenant(s). Including unmatured, contln- Rescheduling Foreclosure
Defendantss. gent or unliquidated claims, Sale dated April 13,2005 and
NOTICE OF ACTION on whom a copy of this entered in Case NO. 45-2003-
To: Gregory Paul Smyth notice Is served must file their 375-CA of the Circuit Court
13628 Bamboo Drive claims with this court WITHIN of the FOURTH Judicial Circuit
Jacksonville, Fl. 32224 THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS in and for NASSAU County,
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST Florida wherein NATIONAL
action for Mortgage PUBUCATION OF THIS NOTICE CITY HOME LOAN SERVICES,
Foreclosure, Damages and to OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE INC., is the Plaintiff and BAR-
Reestablish Lost or Destroyed OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF BARA S. JOYNER; DANIEL R.
Documents has been filed THIS NOTICE ON THEM. HENDRICKS; NASSAU COUNTY
against you and you are All other creditors of the CLERK OFTHE CIRCUIT COURT;
required to serve a copy of decedent and other persons are the Defendants, I will sell
',Our wivten claefenesijt.qwor.s rpvinn-qiaims or cemra.,telb,,.:t.rngi .r, C-.eT sid-
.C';~ ti- EuC .ll:1 .Cr Irue l.:l' ]-. ., jr...r, l,-,Ic.:r...a .3 :I.T wr,], C I I I: L'- ,'I':I*. .1:r
TO VV Eui j :r jr.ii BAiALiNUiO SPOUE OF E- TNANC THETO.E
Tampa, Fl. 33629 must file their claims with this 11:30AM, on the 13th day of
on or before 30 days from first court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER May 2005, the following
date of publication and file THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBU- described property as set
the original with the Clerk of CATION OF THIS NOTICE. forth In said Final Judgment:
this court either before service ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED TRACT NUMBER TWO (2) A
on plaintlff(s) attorney or WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. PORTION OF THE SOUTHWEST
Immediately thereafter; oth- The date of the first publ- ONE QUARTER OF SECTION 3,
erwise a default will be cation of this Notice Is April TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE
entered against you for the 27,2005. 25 EAST, NASSAU COUNTY,
relief demanded In the com-. Attorney for Personal FLORIDA. SAID PORTION
plaint or petition. Representative: BEING MORE PARTICULARLY
The property proceeded Richard K. Britton DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FOR
against Is described as fol- Florida Bar #: 0480339 A POINT OF REFERENCE,
lows: f 2124 Park Street COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH-
Lots 160 and 161, SWAL- Jacksonville, FL 32204 WEST CORNER OF SECTION 3,
LOWFORK ESTATES PHASE Telephone: (904)A389-1994 AFOREMENTIONED; RUN
THREE, according the plat Personal Representative: THENCE NORTH 88 DEG 47'
thereof recorded In Plat Book Mary C. Erwin 45' EAST ALONG THE
5, Page 346, of the public c/o Britton Law Office SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID SEC-
records of Nassau County, 2124 Park Street TION, A DISTANCE OF 1711.20
Florida Jacksonville, FL 32204 FEET TO A POINT WHERE SAID
TOGETHER WITH that cer- 2t 04-27,05-04-2005 SOUTHERLY UNE IS INTERSECT-
tain manufactured home 4277 ED BY THE SOUTHERLY EXTEN-
described as: SION OF THE EASTERLY RIGHT
2001, Fleetwood/Oak Knoll NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING OF WAY OF CRAVEY ROAD(A
Manufactured Home with The South Amelia Island 60.0 FOOT RIGHT OF WAY);
Serial Number. Shore Stabilization Associa- RUN THENCE NORTH 00 DEG
GAFLY34A/B32025OK22. .tion Inc. will hold an Annual 05' 45' WEST ALONG SAID
WITNESS my hand and Membership meeting on SOUTHERLY EXTENSION AND
seal of this Court on April 12, Wednesday, May 11, 2005 at ALONG SAID EASTERLY RIGHT
2005. 3:00 p.m. In the Osprey Room, OF WAY A DISTANCE OF
John A. Crawford Racquet Park, Amelia Island 1339.19 FEET TO AN ANGLE
Clerk of the Court Plantation, Amelia Island, POINT IN SAID RIGHT OF WAY
By: /s/ Shella H. Beecher Florida. Persons with disabilities A DISTANCE OF 863.,81 FEET
Deputy Clerk requiring accommodations TO AN IRON SET FOR THE
2t 04-20-27-2005 In order to participate In this POINT OF BEGINNING. FROM
4263 program or activity should THE POINT OF BEGINNING
call 277-5185 at least 24 hours THUS DESCRIBED CONTINUE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF in advance to request such NORTH 01 DEG 54' 10" WEST
THE 4th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, accommodation. ALONG, THE AFOREMEN-
IN AND FOR NASSAU 2t 04-27,05-04-2005 TIONED RIGHT OF WAY. A DIS-
COUNTY, FLORIDA 4278 TANCE OF 150.0 FEET TO AN
GENERAL JURISDICTION--- IRON; RUN THENCE NORTH 88
DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT DEG 47'45" EAST A DISTANCE
CASE NO: 05-CA-1 12 OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL OF 290.42 FEET TO AN IRON;
NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF RUN THENCE SOUTH 01 DEG
CO., FLORIDA IN AND FOR 54' 10" EAST A DISTANCE OF
PLAINTIFF, NASSAU COUNTY 150.0 FEET TO AN IRON; RUN
VS. CIVIL ACTION THENCE SOUTH 88 DEG 47'45,"
KEVIN OSBORNE A/K/A CASE NO. 05-CA-59 WEST A DISTANCE OF 290.42
KEVIN PRESTON OSBORNE, ET GREEN TREE SERVICING, FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN-
AL, LLC., NING. TOGETHER WITH A
DEFENDANTSS. Plaintiff, TRIPLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME
NOTICE OF ACTION vs. LOCATED THEREON AS A PER-
CONSTRUCT SERVICE GREGORY PAUL SMYTH; THE MANENT FIXTURE AND APPUR-
TO: BARBARA LYNN UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF GRE- TENANCE THERETO.
OSBORNE GORY PAUL SMYTH; NASSAU DESCRIBED AS A 1995 SKYUNE,
whose residence is unknown COUNTY, FLORIDA; JOHN MODEL5027, MAYFIELDCON-
If he/she/they be living; and If DOE and JANE DOE, TRAINING VEHICLE IDENTIFICA-
he/she/they be dead, the Unknown Tenant(s). TION NUMBERS 5F630265HA,
unknown defendants who Defendant(s). 5F630265HB.AND5F630265HC
may be spouses, heirs, NOTICE OF ACTION AND TITLE NUMBERS 68707551,
devisees, grantees, assignees, To: The Unknown Spouse 68707552 & 68707553.
lienors, creditors, trustees, and Gregory Paul Smyth A/K/A 2994 Route 4 Box
all parties claiming an Interest YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 858. Callahan, FL 32011
by, through, under or against action for Mortgage WITNESS MY HAND and
the Defendants, who are not Foreclosure, Damages and to the seal of this Court on April
known to be dead or alive, Reestablish Lost or Destroyed 19,2005,
and all parties having or Documents has been filed John A. Crawford
claiming to have any right, against you and you are Clerk of the Circuit Court
title or Interest In the proper- required to serve a copy of By: /s/ Sue Powell
ty described In the mortgage your written defenses, If any, Deputy Clerk
being foreclosed herein, to: Echevarria & Associates, RA,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sean V Donnelly, Esq. RP. Box 25018 .
that an action to foreclose a 3708 W. Euclid Avenue Tampa, Florida 33622-5018
mortgage on the following Tampa, Fl. 33629 F03009257
property: on or before 30 days from first Americans with Disabilities
LOT 3, BLOCK 3, NASSAU date of publication and file Act
PLANTATIONS, AN the original with the Clerk of If you are a person with a
UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION IN this courteltherbefore service disability who needs any
MORE PARTICULARLY on plaintiff(s) attorney or accommodation In order to
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS; Immediately thereafter; oth- participate In this proceed-
COMMENCEATTHENWCOR- erwise a default will be Ing, you are entitled, at no
NER OF SECTION 10, TOWN- entered against you for the cost to you, to the provision of
SHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 25 EAST, relief demanded In the com- certain assistance please
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA; plaint or petition, contact the circuit court at
THENCE NORTH 8935'16" The property proceeded (904)321-5709.
EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE against Is described as fol- 2t 4-27.05-04-2005
OF SECTION 10, 1321.73 FEET lows: 4273
TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER, Lots 160 and 161. SWAL-

OF GOVERNMENT LOT 3; LOWFORK ESTATES PHASE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THENCE CONTINUE ALONG THREE, according to the plat THE 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
THE NORTH UNE OF SAID SEC- thereof recorded In Plat Book AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY,
TION 10 NORTH 89158'11"EAST 5, Page 346, of the public FLORIDA
1159.61 FEET TO A POINT; records of Nassau County, GENERAL JURISDICTION
THENCE SOUTH 007'44"WEST Florida DIVISION
20 FEET TO THE NORTHWEST TOGETHER WITH that cer- CASE NO: 05-CA-14
CORNER OF LOT 1., BLOCK 1, tain manufactured home WELLS FARGO BANK. N.A.,
NASSAU PLANTATIONS ALSO described as: AS TRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFIT
BEING THE CORNER OF THE 2001, Fleetwood/Oak Knoll OF THE CERTIFICATE HOLD-
SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY Manufactured Home with ERS OF ASSET-BACKED PASS-
LINE OF CHURCH ROAD AND Serial Number THROUGH CERTIFICATES
THE EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE GAFLY34A/B320250K22, SERIES 2004-WCW1.
OF PLANTATION ROAD WEST; WITNESS my hand and PLAINTIFF
THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH seal of this Court on April 12, VS.
007'44"WEST 973 FEETTOTHE 2005, BRIAN J. LEWIS, IF LIVING,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF John A. Crawford AND IF DEAD, THE
BLOCK 3, NASSAU PLANTA- Clerk of the Court UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS,
TIONS; THENCE NORTH By: /s/ Shella H. Beecher DEVISEES. GRANTEES,
89'58'11" EAST 300 FEET TO THE Deputy Clerk ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI-
NORTHWEST CORNER OF 2t 04-20-27-2005 TORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL
TRACT 3 AND THE POINT OF 4264 OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING
BEGINNING; THENCE SOUTH AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH,

UNDER OR AGAINST BRIAN J.
LEWIS; RACHEL D. LEWIS, IF
LIVING, AND IF DEAD, THE
UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS.
DEVISEES. GRANTEES,
ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI-
TORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL
OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING
AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH,
UNDER OR AGAINST RACHEL
D. LEWIS; JOHN DOE AND
JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN
TENANTS IN POSSESSION,
DEFENDANTSS.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Summary Final
Judgment of Foreclosure
dated 4-13, 2005 entered in
Civil Case No. 05-CA-14 of the
Circuit Court of the 4TH
Judicial Circuit In and for NAS-
SAU County, Yulee, Florida, I
will sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash at Nassau
Judicial Annex at the NAS-
SAU County Courthouse
located at 76347 Veterans
Way In Yulee, Florida, at 11:30
a.m. on the 13th day of May,
2005 the following described
property as set forth In said
Summary Final Judgment, to-
wit:
THE LAND REFERRED TO IN
THIS EXHIBIT IS LOCATED IN THE
COUNTY OF NASSAU AND THE
STATE OF FLORIDA IN DEED
BOOK 688 AT PAGE 270 AND
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
TRACT 20, BLOCK 1. BIG OAK
ACCORDING TO PLAT THERE-
OF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
5, PAGE 357 OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN-
TY, FLORIDA.
Dated this 19th day of
April, 2005.
John A. Crawford
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By: /s/ Sue Powell
Deputy Clerk
THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID
J. STERN, PA., ATTORNEY FOR
PLAINTIFF
801 S. University Drive Suite
500
Plantation, FL 33324
(954) 233-8000
04-37064(CWF)
IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE AMERICANS WITH DIS-
ABIUTIES ACT, persons with dis-
abilities needing a special
accommodation should con-
tact COURT ADMINISTRATION,
at the NASSAU County
Courthouse at NONE, 1-800-
.955-8771 (TDD) or 1-800-955-
8770, via Florida Relay
Service,
2t 04-27,05-04-2005
4274
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CASE NO: 05-DR-376
DIVISION: B
IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF:
DANIELS. BUNKLEY, Husband.
and
NAOMI L. BUNKLEY, Wife.
NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DIS-
SOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
TO: NAOMI L. BUNKLEY
44472 COMMANCHE ROAD
CALLAHAN, FLORIDA 32011
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action for Dissolution of
Marriage has been flied
against you and that you are
required to serve a copy of
your written defenses, if any, to
it on the Husband, DANIEL S.
BUNKLEY, whose address is
44472 Commanche Road,
Callahan, Florida 32011, on or
before May 18,2005, and file
the original with the Clerk of
this Court at .191 Nassau.,
Place, Yulee, Florida 32097,
before-" .servlce:rton, 'the "
Husband or Immediately
thereafter; ,r otherwise a,
default will be enterened
against you for the relief
demanded In the Petition.
.Copies of all court docu-
ments in this case, including
orders, are are available at the
Clerk of the Circuit Court's
Office.You may review these
documents upon request.
WARNING: Rule 12.285,
Florida Family Law Rules of
Procedure, requires certain
automatic disclosure of doc-
uments and information.
Failure to comply can result in
sanctions, Including dismissal
or striking of pleadings.
WITNESS my hand and
seal of this Court on this 20th
day of April, 2005.
John A. Crawford
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
By: Heather Seagraves
Deputy Clerk
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4275

CITY OF FERNANDINA
BEACH
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Commission of
the Cty of Fernmandna Beach,
Florida, will hold a public hear-
ing on Tuesday, May 17.2005
at 6:00 p.m. in the City
Commission Chambers, 204
Ash Street, Fernaondna Beach,
Florida to review application
SU 2005-26: JAMES WATKINS
II, OWNER AND FRED REN-
NEKER, AGENT.
Applicant/Agent are request-
ing approval for renovation
to an existing single-family
home, located at 1539 North
Fletcher Avenue, within the
Coastal High Hazard Area;
within the Beach Overlay
District, within the Coastal
Protection Zone and seaward
of the coastal construction
control line, the property Is
zoned R-1, Single Family
Dwelling District.
A copy of the application
and Information on the
above matter may be
Inspected In the office of the
City Clerk. City Hall, 204 Ash
Street, between the hours of
8:00AM 5:00PM, Monday
through Friday The applica-
tions will be considered In a
quasi-Judicial proceeding.
Copies of the quasi-judIcial
procedures are available at
the Office of the City Clerk
and will be available at the
meeting. Telephone number
904-277-7305.
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, TrY 277-7399, (TTY num-
ber for all City offices) or
through the Florida Relay
Service at 1-800-955-8770 or 1-
800-955-8771 (TDD) at least
24 hours In advance to
request such accommoda-
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.
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News-Leader
deadline
for Legal Notices
Is noon Fridays

PEOPLE

&

PLACES

IIGII.LIGHTS

Shrimp festival
The 42nd Isle of Eight
Flags Shrimp Festival will be
held April 29-May 1 in down-
town Fernandina Beach. The
annual Pirate Parade will be
held April
28 at 6 p.m.
The
Invasion of
the Pirates
is April 29
at 9:30
p.m., fol-
lowed by fire-
works at 9:45 p.m. at the foot
of Centre Street at the Amelia
River.
This year's festival will fea-
ture more than 300 artists in
booths throughout the 50-
block historical area, dozens
of antiques dealers and 28
food booths run by local non-
profits and featuring mouth-
watering shrimp and seafood.
Enjoy live entertainment at the
Riverfront Stage and on North
Sixth Street. On April 30 the
volunteers of the local U.S.
Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla
14-1, Seventh Coast Guard
District, will offer tours of the
USCG Cutter Shrike at the
Femandina Beach Harbor
Marina. The traditional bless-
ing of the fleet and shrimp
boat parade begins at 1 p.m.
May 1 at the riverfront.
For more information visit
www.shrimpfestival.com.

Shrimp fest
pet adoption
The Nassau Humane
Society and Redbones Dog
Bakery and Boutique will hold
pet adoptions from 10 a.m. to.
5 p.m. April 30 and from noon
to 5 p.m. May 1. Adoptable
pets will be available at both
the Nassau Humane Society
location at 671 Airport Road
and at Redbones, 809 S.
Eighth St. For information call
NHS at 321-1NHS or
Redbones at 321-0020.
Novelist speaks
Novelist and nonfiction
writer Marita Golden will speak
at the Peck Community
Center, 516 S. 10th St. in
Femandina Beach at 6 p.m.
on May 2.
Golden's bestselling novels
include Long
Distance Life, A
Woman's Place,
\ And Do
SRemember
Me, and The
\U Edge of
Heaven. In
addition to her fic-
tion, her collection of essays,
Saving Our Sons: Raising
Black Children in a Turbulent
World, and a memoir, Don't
Play in the Sun: One Woman's
Journey Through the Color
Complex, has helped to define
the author as a "literary cultur-
al worker."
For information about
Golden's presentation, call
Ernie T. Albert, Peck Center
Library volunteer coordinator,
at 261-4113, or Diane
Johnson, Nassau County chil-
dren's librarian, at 491-3622.
To learn more about
Golden, log Onto www.marita
golden.com.

Darling Mr. London'
atFLT
Edward (Kent DuFault)
finds his omni-present mother-
in-law (Sherry Stein) is only
one of the many women sud-
_denly making
Problems in
his life, in
-! f ji! Fernandina
S~Theatre's
comedy pro-
duction, "Darling Mr. London."
Performances are at 7:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 2005
NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FL

PAGE 7B

Clutter mounts as urge to purge weakens

I need help. I am one of those
people that cannot throw
anything away.
I try, I really do. Usually
after we have been on vacation or
visited someone with a neat
orderly house, I get the urge to
purge. Bags fill with old clothes,
kitchen utensils not used any-
more and other household stuff.
A word to the wise: Never look
back into one of those bags once
you have parted with something.
You may reconsider. I know.
Chances are that what you
retrieve will end up in the next
bag of goodies earmarked for
future elimination.
First step is to bag it Big black
lumpy bags. Then the bags fer-
ment in the garage for weeks until
Big Guy mentions it one too many
times and I load the car and make
my drops to various island stops.
The danger is not over until you
have walked out of the Barnabas
New-To-You store or other island

resale out-
lets. As a
born shop-
Sper (it's
genetic)
inevitably
something
catches my
eye. The
last time I
made a
drop-off I
Dickie Anderson came home
.. .with an
entire set of
FROM THE wicker fur-
PORCH niture. Do
we have a
place for it? No. It was a steal and
I knew someone could use it A
good friend is going through a
renovation which includes a back
deck, so she is now the proud
owner of my "bargain."
Not being able to part with
things affects many parts of my
life. Like my closet. There are

lots of formulas. The one we all
hear most often is if you haven't
worn it for a year then out it goes.
No problem, I just wear it once
and hang it back in the closet for
another year. Many of us trans-
planted Northerners still hang on
to our parkas, mittens and "lay-
ers." You never know when you
might go north again or take up
skiing, snowshoeing or run the
Iditarod..I am a sucker for any-
thing with sentimental value.
Something I wore for a special
occasion or something that was
once my mother's. I have boxes of
clothes my little boys wore many
years ago just waiting for grand-
children. No contest, they stay.
My desk is a living monument
to my inability to weed and cull.
Drawers of old letters and photo-
graphs of people and places that I
cannot remember or identify. I
even save every greeting card
Big Guy has ever given me.
Th6 kitchen. We all do it. I

have moved one particular jar of
chili powder three times. We
have canned goods that are aging
like bottles of wine. What ever
happened to those canned food
drives when you could both clean
out a cupboard and do good?
The refrigerator also know
as the museum at our house.
There is a fairly predictable ebb
and flow of basics like milk,
orange juice and butter, but the
rest of the cool frosty space is
filled with endless mysterious
items. Strange free form sculp-
tures wrapped in aluminum foil
join tiny dishes with bits and
pieces of past meals. We have
learned not to take the doggie
bags offered at restaurants. Once
in the refrigerator they simply
age. When the big clean out
comes we find duplicate and near-
ly empty bottles of soy sauce,
ketchup, salad dressing and jars
of marmalade.
Every room in our house has

its own set of drawers and in each
are things we should probably
throw away. Drawers hold all the
little things we can't part with. We
all have those drawers. Ours have
golf tees, playing cards (no one
plays cards at our house), mys-
tery keys, Christmas ornament
hooks, ticket stubs, receipts, nail
clippers, cocktail napkins, kitchen
implements rarely used, silver-
ware that has been left after a pot
luck, mystery remotes, empty pill
bottles (so you can retrieve the
prescription information), glasses
with old prescriptions, empty CD
holders, CD's without their hold-
ers, pens that don't write, pencils
that are not sharpened, etc.
I will keep reading the
columns in the paper and watch-
ing the television specials about
how to be neat and organize, but I
know in the end it is hopeless.
Dickie Anderson welcomes
your comments at dickiemm@
bellsouth.net.

Po- OMUNT SRABOK 4

GLENDA S. JENKINS/NEWS-LEADER
'Beach Lady at bookfest
MaVynee Betsch autographs books at the 2005 Pan African Bookfest and Cultural Conference
in Ft. Lauderdale April 23. Betsch, aka Beach Lady, an environmental activist and American
Beach preservationist, spoke during the conference about the beach's history and recent suc-
cess protecting historic sites, including the NaNa sand dune, now part of the National Park
Service, and the Evans' Ocean Rendezvous, acquired for Nassau County by the Trust for
Public Land.

GLENDA S. JENKINS/NEWS-LEADER
'Public Works Week'
City utilities director John Mandrick and maintenance director
Jerry Sinclair accept a proclamation at City Hall April 19 des-
ignating April 18-21 as National Public Works Week.

Art class
Marlene "Miss
Marlene" Deutcher
instructs the April art
class at the Nassau
County Council on
Aging. The Island Art
Association conducts
monthly art classes
for seniors. The class
in April was on col-
lage. For more infor-
mation on the classes
or other council activ-
ities, call 261-0701.
SUBMITTED

~Y.

May 5, 6, and 7. Tickets are
$12.50 and can be purchased
at FLT at 1014 Beech St. and
the UPS Store in the Publix
shopping center. To reserve
tickets by mail, call 277-2202.

Ballet Folldorico
Mexico
Ballet Folklorico Mexico,
one of
Mexico's pre-
mier folkloric
dance
troupes in the
world, is
coming to
Nassau County to celebrate
Cinco de Mayo week.
Sponsored by the Amelia
PEOPLE Continued on 9B

SUBMITTED
VFWaward
Courtney Overton, front center, receives her first place plaque
and a U.S. savings bond from Ed Caron, 6th VFW District
Commander, left, and Sue Mohrenne, 6th VFW District
Auxiliary President at the District awards banquet at the
Orange Park Holiday Inn April 9. Overton had earlier placed
first among more than 530 Fernandina Beach Middle School
contestants by writing 300-400 words on the 2005 Patriots
pen theme, "What Service to Our Country Means to Me." VFW
banquet emcee, John Hamilton,. appears in background, right.

DARaward winners
The Amelia Island Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held an awards tea April 2
to honor several outstanding local students and winners of its American history essay contest.
AIDAR Regent Gloria Toomey presented a certificate and a check to each of the winners.
Essay contest winners, from left, are Rachel Christian, Allison Joyce, Alexander Titcomb,
Brianna Crews, Heather Burrell, Toomey, Madeline Anderson and Warren Ardis. Not pictured
is Grace Kunzelman. See photo, 9B.

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27.2005 AROUND TOWN News-Leader

-w Double winner
The Amelia Island Chapter Daughters of the
; American Revolution held an Awards Tea April 2
to honor several outstanding local students and
winners of its American history essay contest.
Rachel Christian won both the Christopher
Columbus Essay Contest and the 11th Grade
Research Paper Contest and received $400 for
her efforts. She wrote "Christopher Columbus-
Imperfect Hero" and the 11th grade paper sub-
ject: "A Great Federal Republic: Alexander
Hamilton and the Formation of Modern
I American Government." Rachel is home
S j schooled by her mother.
DAR also honors its "Good Citizens," nominat-
ed at their schools and elected by their peers.
This year they are Tyler Uoyd Landreville, West
SNassau High School, Otis C. Williams, Hilliard
Middle-Senior High School, and Jacob Tyler
Kelmer, Fernandina Beach High School.
From left is Jean Mann, Florida State Regent;
Vickie Cannon, Christopher Columbus
Chairman; Rebecca Christian and Rachel
Christian, Gloria Toomey, AIDAR Regent; and
SUBMITTED Jane Turney, American History Chairman.

PHOTOS BY GLENDA S. JENKINS/NEWS-LEADER
Proclamations
Gail Shults, above left, director of the Nassau County Volunteer, accepts a proclamation from Mayor Greg Roland at City Hall on
April 19 designating April 18-22 as National Volunteer Week. The volunteer center held its 20th awards luncheon Thursday.
Todd Duncan, chairman of the Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival Committee, accepts a proclamation recognizing the 42nd
annual shrimp festival April 29-May 1.

PBS FEATURES WATER'S JOURNEY

WJCT Public Television presents "Water's Journey- The
River Returns," a unique documentary showcasing the St.
Johns River, on Thursday at 10 p.m.
Through its partnership with international filmmakers Karst
Productions. Inc., WJCT is the presenting station for the doc-
umentary, which will broadcast on PBS stations throughout
the nation this fall.
Shot entirely in high definition, "Water's Journey The
River Returns" features a team of scientists and explorers
who journey south from Jacksonville to Odadp., Ui fyg,,-
Doats. kayaks and the underwater cave diving for which
Karst Productions is renowned, the team explores the St.
Johns River from above and below. Their efforts provide a
spectacular view of the river system and the development
that has affected it. The film also explores the river system's
success stories, and offers possible solutions for rivers
throughout the world.
More information about "Water's Journey The River
Returns" is available by visiting WJCT online at wjct.org.

DINNER FOR 2
Tues., Wed., Thurs. $55-0
(Exclusive of Tax & Gratuity. Maximum of 6 guests)
Includes Bottle of Wine

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You may remember these
two beautiful boys from a few
months back. The last time
their picture was in the
paper the humane society
was looking for a foster
home for them to undergo
their heartworm treatment
Unfortunately, they were
unable to get foster care, but
since summer is coming and
heat is really hard on heart-
worm positive dogs, the soci-
ety proceeded with the treat-
ment and kept them quiet at
the shelter. Thanks to some
wonderful volunteers, they
got out every day for long
slow walks. That helped keep
their stress levels down
which is also important dur-
ing heartworm treatment.
Now they-are ready to be

adopted into forever homes.
Houston is a very large bor-
der collie, perhaps with
Great Dane mixed in there.
Harley also has some border
collie and Lab mixed in for
good measure! Both will be
featured in the."Shrimp
Festival Parade" Thursday
night down Centre Street.
Look for both of them along
with 21 of their shelter
friends all looking for homes.
Ruth is the spokes-cat for
the shelter and while she
wants a good home, she and

Hi, I'm Mr. Wilson, and
one of my foster moms here
at the Thrift Shop gets a real
kick out of my name. She
says it reminds here of
Dennis the Menace. She'll
call out "Mr. Wilson" when
she finds me wandering the
shop, laughs, pets me, and
tells me what a handsome
fine boy I am. I'm really a
laid back sort of cat, looking
for an easy-going environ-
ment. Don't get me wrong;
kids are all right but some-
times they're a little over-
excited about things. I prefer
calmer surroundings. I get
along great with other male
or female cats and like lots
of friends and toys to play
with. So come on in to the
Cats Angels Shop & Adopt
located next to Best Friends
Cards, Gifts and Party the
lavender house on Eighth
Street across from Taco Bell.

her cat friends will not be in
the parade. They feel it is
beneath them to march. They
will stay at home so you will
have to visit them there.
They would love, however, to
sample any leftover shrimp!
Visit the Nassau Humane
Society during the Isle of
Eight Flags Shrimp Festival
at the following locations:
Saturday from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. and Sunday from
noon to 5 p.m. at the shelter,
671 Airport Road in
Fernandina Beach.
Redbones Dog Bakery &
Boutique, 809 Eighth St.,
Fernandina Beach, 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon
to 5 p.m. Sunday.
At their food booth,
Centre and Second streets in
front of the Palace Saloon
The Barking Lot
Boutique and Watering Hole,
Fifth Street off Centre Street.

STARS

SUBMITTED
Travels with Cele"
Susan Scheuermann showed the Newcomer's Club of Amelia
Island slides of her "Travels with Cele" a trip around the
world. She promised her mother, Cele, that she would take the
trip in her place after she passed away thus her talk was ded-
icated tb Cele. The Newcomer's Club of Amelia Island is open
to all women, whether part-time or full-time residents.
Throughout the year, there are many activities and social
events. Potential new members desiring club information, call
261-4718.

BENEFIT FOR YULEE TODDLER

Next Generation, a newly formed non-profit group dedicat-
ed to children will join forces with Yulee Lions Club and The
River Church to host a benefit for Yulee toddler Joshua
Wingfield, who suffers from a rare digestive disorder, from 11
a.m. to 6 p.m. on May 14, at Ten Acres Athletic Club.
There will be live entertainment, children's activities and
chicken or rib dinners for $8. To order dinners call 753-4669.
Donations may be made to the Joshua Wingfield Fund at
Vystar Credit Union, 1900 South 14th St. or at The River
Church, P.O. Box 6368, Femandina Beach, FL 32035.

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WEEKEND SPECIALS
Friday & Saturday Nights
Dungeness Crab Legs
Sunday
$5 Lobsters (1 lam- 10pm)
AUCE Wings (1-6pm)
*All specials dine-in only*

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Fri: Bill Frank 6pm-Late
Sat: Hipp Street 1-5pm
DJ Dave 6pm-Late
Sun: Steel Fantasy 1 -5pm
Gary Kenniston 6-10pm

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Sidney, a six-month-old
male Australian Shepherd
puppy is smart and loves to
be busy! He is a beautiful
black, brown and white coat-
ed dog who should weigh
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He woulr do bes i a nome..
with another Aussie or
someone who knows the
breed.
Save the Animals Rescue
Society, Inc. works to find
homes for abandoned
and/or mistreated animals
from Nassau County. The
adoption fee is $125-$200,
which helps to cover veteri-
nary expenses.
STARS does not run a
shelter. Animals are fostered
by STARS members until a
suitable and caring home is
found.
STARS needs new foster
homes in order to rescue

more animals and increase
adoptions.
For more information,
contact STARS at adopt@
starsofamelia.org, or by call-
ing (904) 491-3107, or
writing to P.O. Box 893,
Fernandina Beach, FL
32035.

The shop hours are Monday,
Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. Also during shrimp fes-
tival stop and purchase this
year's Super Raffle tickets at
605 Ash St. We'll be there
selling T-shirts and water
and of course, have some
wonderful kitties.

AARP seeks service award nominees

AARP Florida is seeking nom-
inations for its 2005 AARP Andrus
Award for Community Service,
which honors those individuals
who are sharing their experience,
talent, and skills to enrich the lives
of their community members.
"Volunteerism is clearly a new
way of looking at retirement for
older Americans. Many are find-
ing that they want to remain active
and involved and that volun-
teerism fulfills this need and the
desire to help others," said AARP
Florida State Director, Bentley
Upscomb In a press release.
The screening of nominees will
be performed by AARP Florida
and involves a range of criteria,
including positive impact on the
lives of individuals 50 and over,
improvement of the community

in which the work was performed,
and inspiration of others to vol-
unteer. The application deadline is
July 1.
Nominees must meet the fol-
lowing eligibility requirements:
Nominees must be current
AARP volunteers or members, or
must have been AARP volunteers
or AARP members within the time
period described below.
The accomplishments, a-
chievements, or service on which
the nomination is based must
have occurred during the period
Jan. 1- Dec. 31, 2004.
rhe accomplishments, a-
chievements, or service must
have been performed on a volun-
teer basis, without pay.
Contact AARP Florida at 1-866-
595-7678 for further information.

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PEOPLE Continued from 7B
Arts Centre & Amelia Folk and
Heritage Arts, the show is takes
place May 6 at The Ritz-Cariton,
Amelia Island Pavilion, (by the
tennis courts). Cocktails are from
6:30-7:15 p.m. (cash bar &
snacks) and the performance is at
7:30 p.m.
Tickets are $15 preferred seat-
ing and $5 general seating (chil-
dren under 12 free). .
Call the Amelia Arts Centre,
491-7676, or the Golf Club of
Amelia at Summer Beaeh, 277-
8015, for tickets.
NEXT WEEK

Temariballdass :
The Classy Needle, a
Femandina Beach store specializ-
ing in needlepoint and fine yams,
is offering a one-day workshop in
the art and craft of Temari balls on
May 2. Temari, a Japanese word
loosely translated as handball, is
a folk art form that developed in
the Far East over 500 years ago.
The beginner-level class will be
held at The Classy Needle, 402
Centre St., from 10 a.m. until 4
p.m. Pauline Lindner, of,
Milwaukee, Wis., will conduct the
workshop.
Cost is $35 and includes all
materials necessary for complet-
ing a Temari ball. Participants are
advised to bring a bag lunch.
Class size is limited to 12 people;
early sign-up is encouraged.
Register by calling Judy Balsley
at the Classy Needle: 261-1129.
For more information, e-mail her
at classyneedle@bellsouth.net.
Smorgasbordat FBHS
Femandina Beach Middle
School is hosting its third annual
Literary Magazine Coffee House
on May 2 at 7 p.m. in the FBMS
Media Center. Admission is $5.
The public is welcome. The
admission fee buys a copy of the
magazine Smorgasbord, All You
can Read, refreshments and enter-
tainment. The evening will begin
with guest speaker, author Victor
DiGenti, who will speak about the
real world of writing and publish-
ing. Then, all student authors will
read either their entire piece or a
teaser, from the magazine.
Quiltguild
The Amelia Island Quilt Guild
meets the first Thursday of each
month from September through
June at the Femandina Woman's
Club. 201 Jean LaFitte Blvd.
Meetings are held at 6:30 p.m.
Everyone interested in quilting is
invited to attent.',Formore-infor-
mation, call Jan at 321-0801. The
next meeting is May 5.
Micah's Place training
A new training session to
become a Micah's Place volun-
teer working with victims of
domestic violence will be held on
May 5, 12 and 26. For information
and registration call volunteer
coordinator Rita Mulkeams at
(904) 225-9799.
Grits and business
The Amelia Island-Femandina
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 feature
attomey Ray Poole.
Leam why employment laws
are critical to employers and basic
ways to hedge against getting hit
with a lawsuit. Cost is $12 for
members and $30 for non-mem-
bers 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.
Women's health conference
Baptist Medical Center
Nassau and the Nassau County
Health Department will present a
Women's Health Seminar on May
7 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the
dining room of the hospital. Open
to women of all ages, the event
will begin with an overview of
women's health issues given by
Diana Twiggs, MD.
Representatives from Micah's
Place, Sutton Place for
Behavioral Health, the YMCA and
Baptist Nassau will highlight local
health resources available to
women throughout the county.
There is no charge and in
honor of Mother's Day, a compli-
mentary brunch will be served.
Reservations are appreciated.
Call 321-3808

COMING UP

National Day
of Prayer breakfast
Nassau County's observance
of the National Day of Prayer will
be held on May 11 at the Ritz-
Carlton, Amelia Island. Doors
open at 7 a.m. for breakfast and
fellowship. Program begins at
7:25 a.m. Keynote speaker will be
Cal Thomas, nationally syndicat-
ed columnist and Fox news con-
tributor. Jeannie Blaylock, co-
anchor for First Coast News,
returns as emcee. The New
Horizons Band and an ensemble

THIS WEEK

Wine tasting
Vintage fine wines and
antiques will host a wine tasting
from 5:30-7:30 p.m. tonight at the
store, 122 S. Eighth St., Fernan-
dina Beach. Cost is $7 and
includes wines from around the
world, light appetizers and a $5
coupon towards a wine pur-
chase. Call 491-4198 for more
information.
Navy League meeting
The Apnl meeting of the
Camden/Kings Bay Council,
Navy League of the United
States, will be held April 28 at the
Clubs of Kings Bays aboard the
Naval Submarine Base Kings
Bay, in St. Marys, Ga. The mem-
bership social begins at 6 p.m.
followed by dinner at 7 p.m. The
guest speaker will be Capt.
Joseph McBrearty, Commanding
Officer, Trident Refit Facility,
Naval Submarine Base Kings
Bay.
For more information and/or
reservations, call Eric at (912)
729-7327 or visit the Camden/
Kings Bay Council's website at
http://kingsbaynavyleague.org.
Boardwalk Bash
The Spa and Shops at Amelia
Island Plantation host a Board-
walk Bash from 5-8 p.m. April 29.
Enjoy food and drink specials, $1
beer, live music, and more.
On April 30 take part in a
complimentary wine tasting from
noon to 2 p.m. at March6 Burette
to enhance your wine knowledge
first-hand by enjoying samples of
wines from all over the world.

comprised of pastors and music
ministers from local area church-
es will lead the music. Tickets are
$15 and are available from prayer
breakfast coordinators in most
local churches, and at Hamilton
Press.
Breast cancer support
The Pink Ribbon Ladies, a
breast cancer support group,
meets 6 to 7.30pm the second
Monday of each month at the
First Coast Community Bank on
14th St, Femandina Beach.
Please call 261-2976 or 277-2629
for information. The next meeting
is May 9.
Men's Newcomers
The Men's Newcomers Club of
lun inimeeiatti e ,
Femandina Beach Golf Club at
11:30 a.m. May 12. The speaker
will be Jim Mayo, administrator of
Baptist Medical Center Nassau.
He will talk about the Baptist
Medical Center Nassau
Expansion Program, Phases 2
and 3. All men are invited. Tickets
are $11 in advance and $13 at the
door. For reservations, call Bill
Gorski at 261-7839.
Field trip
The Nassau County Bird Club
will hold a field trip to Carey State
Forest near Bryceville on May 14
at 8 a.m. Bring binoculars, field
guide, bug juice, sunscreen, rain
gear, sunglasses, layered clothing
and water. For information or
directions, call Carol Wyatt at
261-9272.

Javajazz
Amelia Island favorites, Les
Demerle and Bonnie Eisele return
to the K6f6 Hous at 7:30 and 9
p.m. on May 14.
They will perform a musical
tribute to Edward Kennedy
Ellington in "A Salute to the
Duke." Tickets are $15 per per-
son. Seating is limited. Call 277-
7663 and get jazzed at the K6f6
Hous, Five Points Plaza, 822
Sadler Road.

Library board
The Nassau County Library
Advisory Board will meet on May
17 from 3-5 p.m. at the Betty
Cook Campus Nassau Center -
FCCJ, 76346 William Burgess

A Pirate's Ball from 5-8 p.m.
will include a pirate invasion at
The Spa & Shops. Enjoy an
exciting pirate theme street party
with live entertainment, family
fun, food specials, $1 beer, $3
sunset punch and more.
Benefit raffle
A drawing for the raffle of a
2005 PT Cruiser Convertible or
$20,000 in cash will be held at
the Island Art Association, Inc.,
18 N. Second St., at 8 p.m., April
30. Tickets are $50 each and
only 1,000 will be sold. There are
still a few tickets available at the
gallery. Proceeds benefit the
Island Art Association.
Painted Buntingwalk
The public Is invited on a
ranger-guided walk to observe
one of the world's most beautiful
birds, the Painted Bunting, at
Kingsley Plantation on April 30 at
8 a.m. Hosted by the National
Park Service's Timucuan
Ecological and Historic Preserve,
the walk is free and open to the
public. Reservations are required
and limited to 35 participants.
Bird expert Roger Clark will lead
the walk.
To make reservations and for
more information, call the
Kingsley Plantation Visitor
Center at (904) 251-3537. More
information about the park is
available at www.nps.gov/ttimu.

Creating a
sanctuarygarden
Landscape designer and
owner James Loper will talk

Blvd. in Yulee. The public is invit-
ed to attend.
Youth orchestra auditions
The Jacksonville Symphony
Youth Orchestra (JSYO)
announces open auditions for the
2005-6 season on May 20-22 and
June 3-5 at FCCJ South Campus.
Audition requirements and addi-
tional information about the JSYO
can be found online at www.jax
symphony.org/ijsyo/auditions.html.
To schedule an audition, contact
Deirdre Dam at (904) 354-9251.
FCCJ South Campus is located at
11901 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville.
The JSYO and the Jackson-
ville Symphony Orchestra come
together on stage for their 12th
annual showcase performance
April .30at 7 p.m. in the Jacoby
1SyBpf4iaffttlhe'Times- "*w-
Union Center. For tickets and
information, call (904) 354-5547
or visit www.jaxsymphony.org.
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 Thart 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 fbhscol995@aol.com or
call Misty Bryant Lott 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
meetings and the event, visit
www.wnhsl975.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

SUMMERCAMPS

The Isle of Eight Flags Police Athletic
League will accept 100 applications for its Summer
Youth Program to be held June 6 through July 29
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pre-registration ends May 29.
Applications may be picked up at the police depart-
ment or the Peck Center. Pre-registering guaran-
tees your child a place in the program. Those regis-
tering after May 29 will not be guaranteed a place.
There will be special programs for each of four age
groups: 6 to 8 year olds; 9 to 10 year olds; 11 to 12
year olds; and 13 to 17 year olds. For information
call Annette Perry at 277-7342.

FCCJ will offer four sessions of Summer
Adventure Camp at the Betty P. Cook Nassau
Outdoor Education Center, 76346 William Burgess
Blvd. in Yulee.
Session I is a one-week day camp from May 23
to 27 for 5 and 6 year olds. Cost is $100. Sessions
II and III are two-week day camps with Friday night
sleepovers. Session II is from May 31 to June 11
for 7 to 10 year olds. Session III is from June 13 to
June 25 for 11 to 14 year olds. Cost is $225. A $50
deposit will hold your camper's place.
Campers will participate in archery, canoeing,
environmental education, arts and crafts, drama,

about the elements that go into
developing a sanctuary garden
at 10 a.m. on April 30 at
Reflections of Nature Garden
Center, US 17 south in Yulee.
The lecture is free and open to
the public. Call (904) 225-9915
for information.
StarTalk
Star Talk will present 'Tales of
the Great Bear" on April 30 at 9
p.m., featuring the stars and
galaxies visible within Ursa
Major. Find out why many cul-
tures 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.
Meet at the Ybor Alvarez soc-
cer 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.
Blood drive
A blood drive hosted by North
Hampton Community Amenities
Center will be held from 1-4 p.m.
May 1.
For information and an
appointment, contact May
Gunter at 548-0667.

at 2 p.m. It is open to anyone who
is interested in participating in the
planning of the grand reunion
events.
SPECIAL EVENTS

The Pink Ribbon Ladies, a
breast cancer support group in
Nassau County, has begun a new
fund-raising project, an inkjet car-
tridge recycle project, to help
reduce pollution and raise funds.
All proceeds will go to Relay For
Life, American Cancer Society, in
Nassau County.
Recycle boxes are located at
Armoires, Etc. on Eighth Street,
the UPS Store next to Publix and
at Winn-Dixie in Yulee. Or, contact
Jan Munts at 321-4214, any Pink
Ribbon Lady or janikay@prodi-
gymet4e'further information. *
Cartridge lists are available at the
drop-off locations. Inkjet car-
tridges must have a print head to
be recycled.

Nassau Habitat for Humanity
has recently expanded its recy-
cling program to include cell
phones. Rather than discard
them, which is ecologically unde-
sirable because of the batteries,
they may be taken to North
Nassau Recycling at Lime and
South Eighth streets in
Femandina Beach.
Recycling is not only an impor-
tant part of Nassau Habitat's fund-
ing but allows one to dispose of
things in a responsible manner.
Nassau Habitat also has alu-
minum can bins located at many
places on the island. Aluminum
cans may also be left at North
Nassau Recycling.

Learn how to preserve you
family photos for generations to
come at a free scrapbooking
workshop Thursdays from 6-9
p.m. at the Ice Cream Club, 817
S. Eighth St. Call Jayme for more
information at (904) 415-2285.
*
Do you need to complete
your high school education?
Do you have preschool-aged chil-
dren? If you have answered yes
to both questions, then Nassau
County School Board's Even Start
program may be able to help you.
Childcare and transportation are
available for families while they
are attend the Even Start and
Adult Education programs. For
more information call 225-3158.

team building, climbing, joumal keeping and gener-
al sports. Day campers must provide their own
lunch. Session IV is from July 5 to 11 for 11 to 14
year olds. Campers will travel to the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park for a week of camping,
tubing, hiking, environmental education, outdoor
plays and ranger led activities. Cost is $450, and a
$125 deposit is required to reserve a place.
For information or to register, contact Carolyn
Woods, camp director, at 548-4490.
*
Faith Christian Academy announces Camp
Kolnonia is taking 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
Klndermusik 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 session includes
games, arts and crafts, and music all designed to
nurture children's natural curiosity. At-home materi-
als are provided. Second child enrolled 15 percent
off. Two camps 20 percent off. For dates and pric-
ing information call Alexandra Carroll at 415-0954
or visit the website at www.kindermusik.com.

All seniors are invited to. get
together for bingo at the Jane
Adams House, 1550 Nectarine
St., from 9:30-11 a.m.
Wednesday. Coffee, breakfast
snacks, nice people and great
prizes. Call 261-9494.

DOWNTOWN
Toddler program hours at
the Nassau County Libraries are:
Fernandina Beach: 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday; Callahan: 10:30
a.m. Monday; Hilliard: 10:30
a.m. Tuesday; Yulee: 10:30 a.m.
Thursday.
Story times are: Fernandina
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.
Toddler programs require adult
attendance. Children 10 years
and under require parental/
guardian presence in the library
building.
People with disabilities requir-
ing special accommodations can
call 277-7365, or the Florida
Relay Service, 1-800-955-8771 at
least five days prior to the pro-
gram date.

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 Fernandina. 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 and Saturday
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 ACTIVITIES

Call the Fernandina Beach Parks
and Recreation Department at 277-
7350 for information about the fol-
lor -ing community actitities. (Also.
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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 call 261-0701.
Youth programs:
Pre-school/Pre-k Daycare:
Monday through Friday, 7:30
a.m.-6 p.m. at the Atlantic Center.
Ages 3-5 (must be 3 and not turn
5 by Aug. 31). Full-time daycare:
$75/week city residents;
$80/week non-city residents (chil-
dren must bring their own lunch-
es). Pre-school hours: 9-11 a.m.
Monday through Friday. Pre-
school/pre-K only costs $35/week
city residents, $40 a week non-
city residents.
Summer Camp Amelia:
Registration from 7:30 a.m.-6:30
p.m. at the Atlantic Center. Ages
4-12. Indoor and outdoor games,
arts and crafts, guest speakers,
beach activities, pool time, field
trips and more.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,2005

To Place An Ad, Call (904) 261-3696. The Classified Ad Deadline for Wednesdays is 5:00 p.m. Monday and for Fridays is 5:00 p.m. Wednesday

i00 ANNOUNCEMENTS' 204 Wor Wante403 Fnanciai-Home/Property 606 Photo Equipment & Sales 619 Business Equipment 800 REAL ESTATE 813 Investment Property 85 Conaos-Unfurrishede
101 Card of Thanks 205 Live-In Help 404 Money To Loan 607 Antiques-Collectibles 620 Coal-Wood-Fuel 801 Wanted to Buy or Rent 814 West Nassau County 859 Homes-Furnlsned
102 Lost & Found -206 Child Care 50o FARM & ANIMAL 608 Produce 621 Garden/Lawn Equipment 802 Mobile Homes 815 Klngsland/St. Marys 860 Homes-Unfurnished
103 In Memorlam 207 Business Opportunity 501 Equipment 609 Appliances /622 PlantslSeed/Fertllizer 803 MobIle Homes Lots 816 Camden County 861 Vacation Rentals
104 Personals 300 EDUCATION 502 Livestock & Supplies 610 Air Conoltioners/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 Furnishings 624 Wanted to Buy 805 Beaches 850 RENTALS 863 Office
106 Happy Car 302 Diet/Exercise 504 Services 612 Musical Instruments 625 Free Items 806 Waterfront 851 Roommate Wanted 864 Commercial/Retail
107 Spec;al Occasion 303 Hobbles/Craft, : .600 MERCHANDISE N. 613 Televislon-Radio-Stereo 700 RECREATION 807 Condominiums 852 Mobile Homes 865 Warehouse
108 Gift Shops 305 Tutoring 601 Garage Sales 614 Jewelry/Watches 701 Boats & Trailers 808 Off Island/Yulee 853 Mobile Home Lots 900 TRANSPORTATION
200 EMPLOYMENT 306 Lessons/Classes 602 Articles for Sale 615 Building Materials 702 Boat Supplies/Dockage 809 Lots 854 Room .901 Automobiles
201 Help Wanted 400 FINANCIAL 603 Miscellaneous 616 Storage/ Warehouses 703 Sports Equipment Sales 810 Farms & Acreage 855 Apartments-Furnished 902 Trucks
202 Sales-Business 401 Mortaages Bought/Sold'604 Bicycles 617 Mcnlnery-Tools-Equip. 704 Recreation Vehicles 811 Commercial/Retail 856 Apartmenls-Unftrn. 903 Vans.
203 Hotel/Restaurant 402 Stocks & Bonds 605 Computers-Supplies 618 Auctions 705 Computers & Supplies 812 Property Exchange 857 Condos-Furnished 904 Motorcycles
905 Commercial

THE NEwS-LEADER SERVICE DIRECTORY Is LOCATED ON PAGE 3C,.,

| 102Lost & Found I
LOST CHRYSLER CAR KEY with remote
control. If found, please call 491-8405.
Reward offered.
LOST DOG Miniature Schnauzer, female,
salt & pepper color, lost on Tarpon Ave.
Wearing red collar w/American flag
design. Call (904)415-3830 or (912)996-
6597.
LOST CAT 1 yr. old female, approx.. 8
lbs., black & brown tortoise shell. Lost
vicinity of Sadler & Citrona. Please call
(904)277-2673. $50 REWARD.
Lost Miniature Dachshund BIk/brown,
thin red collar, name "Sasha". Lost Ashley
Ave. or Radio Rd., Yulee. 225-0982. PIs.
return, belongs to 3 yr old granddaughter.
LOST DIGITAL CAMERA on Wed.
4/20/05, on Tarpon Ave. Please call
(904)261-7108 or cell #557-8623.
If you have lost your cat or dog, pis
check both animal shelters. The Nassau
Humane Society facility Is located at 671
Airport Rd. (next to the airport), & the
County Animal Shelter, 86078 License Rd.
In Yulee (next to the drivers license bldg.).
FOUND DIGITAL CAMERA fell off of
dark green car on Tarpon Ave. at appx.
12:30 on Wed., 4/20. Call 277-0721 to
identify.

1 104 Personals I
DIVORCE $275-$350* Covers children,
etc. Only one signature req'd. *Excludes
gov't fees. Call weekdays (800)462-2000
ext. 600 (8am-7pm), Divorce Tech.
Established 1977. FCAN
NEED AN ATTORNEY? Arrested?
Criminal Defense *State *Federal
*Felonies *Misdemeanors *DUI *License
Suspension
*Parole *Probation *Domestic Violence
*Drugs. "Protect your rights". A-A-A
Attorney Referral Service (800)733-5342,
24 hrs, 7 days/wk. FCAN
IS STRESS RUINING Your Life? Read
DIANETICS by Ron L. Hubbard. Call (813)
872-0722 or send $7.99 to Dianetics,
3102 N. Habana Ave., Tampa, FL 33607.
FCAN

201 Help Wanted
SUSAN STRIBLING'S Ladies swim
wear & resort wear, located In Palmetto
Walk. Now hiring full time store manager.
Experience required. Competitive pay. Fax
resume to (904)261-4665 or call Denise
at (904)221-0846.
ELECTRICIANS & HELPERS Condos &
multi family, Fern. Bch. & Jax. Ev p.',
r.ealn.- c aa vacations & -: 's'
Ad..ac.,,c. rr-.r,t. (904)745-2900

CLASS A DRIVER
Local company. 2 years experience. 4
points or less MVR. Call (937)620-2430.
DENTAL ASSISTANT Full time.
Minimum 2 years experience required.
Fax resume to (904)731-5755 and call
(904) 731-0432.
SECRETARY/OFFICE ASST. for busy
real estate appraiser.
Typing/computers/office skills a must,
Real estate experience/education a plus.
Flex hours available. Fax confidential
resume, (904)491-6802.
GROWING COMPANY needs concrete
finishers, carpenters & laborers. Must
have own transportation. Call James
(904)445-8911 or Melody (904)449-2199.
LANDSCAPE INSTALLER NEEDED for
fast growing company. Individual must
have valid FL driver's lic. with knowledge
of Florida plants. Please call James at
(904)887-8266 or 225-9915.
SIGN-ON BONUS Down Under
Restaurant is now accepting applications
for'experienced line cooks. After 90 days
of employment, each new employee will
receive a $250 bonus. Apply In person at
4883 Otis Trail. 261-1001
HELP WANTED Live-in lady or couple
for retired school teacher. Room& board in
compensation for minor assistance with
ADL's. Pis call Teresa @ 206-0736 for
further details.
.MERRY MAIDS Help wanted, full time
or part-time. Great money. Apply: 5174
First Coast Hwy., Ste. 3, Fernandina
Beach. 9am-2pm, M-F or call (904)261-
6262.
LOOKING FOR PROFESSIONAL
DRIVER with clean driving record for
nights & weekends. Please call (904)415-
2822 after 8am, before 7pm.
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY needs a
Carpenter's Helper &
Carpenter/Remodeler full time. Must have
transportation. Call (904)491-8449.
THE FLORIDA TIMES UNION Route
Carriers needed in the Hilliard/Callahan
area. Call (904)225-9170.
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-
3729. FCAN
HOUSEKEEPERS WANTED Experience
desired. Apply In person at Amelia
Rentals, 5211 S. Fletcher, Fernandina
Beach.
DIVORCE & INCORP $99 Plus paternity
& other family law forms. Fast, reliable &
accurate. Call (888)Speed-44 or (888-
773-3344). Legal Expedla Inc., 8am-6pm
weekdays. FCAN
GARDEN CENTER HELP General duties.
Valid. dL',er'1.Jir.rce Please apply at
Brige is NJurScer, Garderi Center,
4.-4431 AIA, O Neal

MEDICAL INSURANCE/INTAKE
SPECIALIST Financial Intake and
medical insurance experience required.
Will verify insurance, deductibles, co-pays
and process pre-authorizatlons. Must be
computer literate and possess excellent
written and verbal communication skills.
Job location: Hilliard, FL. Please submit
your letter of Interest, resume and salary
requirements to: Sutton Place Behavioral
Health, Attn: HR Director, 910 South 8th
Street, Suite 300, Fernandina Beach, FL
32034, Fax: (904)491-2007. EEO/DFWP
WINN-DIXIE now hlrihg Customer
Service Associates: Dell, Bakery, Photo
Lab. Management position available.
Competitive pay. Flexible hours.
2004 EARNINGS Avg. solos $49,950.
Tic. n te I 1 54 2.2. Top solo $70,526. XM
rAd.o -er.i., .:Aia A CDL req'd. (800)CFI-
DRIVE (800-234-3748). www.cfldrlve.com
FCAN

HOSPICE NURSES Day shifts available
for Yulee areal 8:30-5:00pm with rotating
weekends. Full benefits, free onsite
education facility & free CEU's,
compassionate team environment,
Immediate Interviews. Must have 1 yr
med-surg or 2 yrs recent clinical exp.
Apply at 86130 Kutana Dr, Yulee, FL
32097 or at: www.communityhospice.com
or fax (904)596-6319. EOE Drug Free
Workplace.
Wanted Veterinary
Asst./Receptionlst/Techniclan Must
have receptionist or animal exp. Amella
Island Animal Hospital. Contact Amaya or
Martha 261-7153.
AGENTS WANTED Necessity Horse
Supplement seeking horse people to set
up dealers & sell product. Exclusivities
available. Work In an Industry you love!
Sarah, (877)788-4448,
equinelnfo@ihvets.com. FCAN

AMELIA ISLAND CARE CENTER
IS CURRENTLY SEEKING PERSONS
FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS:
LPN
Positions for LPN available in 70 bed home for the developmentally dis-
abled. Positions require current Florida licensure.
$1,000 Sign-On Bonus available.
THERAPY TECH
Experience in therapeutic positioning and ROM exercise. Need 2 years with
the developmentally disabled with associates degree preferred.
GROUP HOME ASSISTANTS
FT/PT positions available in both group homes. Assist and train people in
self-care and household skills. Prefer individuals with home healthcare or
group home training or experience.
COOK FT POSITION (11-7:30)
H.S. diploma/GED required. Prefer person with experience in quantity food
preparation.
HD Habilitation Director
Full-time position in ICF/DD. Degree in social services or related field and
4 years experience in human services in the field of mental retardation / two
of which in a supervisory / management capacity. Good benefits & com-
petitive salary. Responsible, for administering, directing and coordinating all
habilitative and residential services. The habilitation director assists the
executive director and provides general oversight to operations.
RLA Resident Living Assistants
Full-time positions available to assist our clients.
MAINTENANCE HELPER
Experience in plumbing, electrical and carpentry. Duties include
repair/maintenance of facility.
Apply to:
AMELIA ISLAND CARE CENTER
2700 Atlantic Avenue Fernandina BeachyFL-32034-
(904) 261-5518
EOE/DRUG FREE WORKPLACE. DRUG TESTING IS REQUIRED.

ADMIN ASSISTANT Full time position
'lEhn .jr-at c.renefits open Ir. ..ur Yulee
-jifice A. isIt area manager arn,1 team of
,T.edi.:3ai proer:sionals witr .sdminr duties.
Succe.-"iul candidate e vAill ni,.e medical
officee exD strong PC and .sorr.,are exp,
plu e<.:ellerrt .:.:.mmurncatIc.n and
.,rganlzat.:.-n s s sil. Apr'i ar 86130
Kutana Dr. iule FL 32091"' :r ..nline at:
wWw.communltyhosplce.com.

AMELIA GARDEN CENTER
Full time position, plant & yard
maintenance. Must be dependable.
.' Heavy lifting, 50+ Ibs.
Apply in person, 3028 S. 8th St.

LOAN PROCESSOR Contract position.
Experience a must." Fax or email resume:
(904)225-9552, robcwalker@netzero.com

EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIAN NEEDED
- & helper. Top pay, benefits, insurance,
truck & cell phone. Call (904)225-0959.
Fernandina Security Officer "D" lic.
req'd. PT/FT. Pd. wkly. Exc. benefits. Fox
Security, 7999 Phillips Hwy., Ste. 305, Jax.
(866)299-0540. Lic. #AB2000006.
A COOL TRAVEL Job Now hiring (18-24
positions). Guys/Gals to work & travel
entire USA. Paid training, transportation,
lodging furnished. Call today, start today
(877)646-5050. FCAN
LEGAL ASSISTANT needed for rapidly
growing law firm. Two years experience in
the area of Family Law & Probate.
Excellent communication, people, multi-
tasking, and organizational skills required.
Strong clerical proficiencies, phone
etiquette, MS Office & legal software
products, 70 wpm typing. Fax resume to
(904)277-4143.

LICENSED SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

Day & Zimmerman Protection Technology, a national secu-
rity company, has immediate openings for Security Officer
and Security Supervisor in Fernandina Beach at Smurfit-
Stone.

Benefits include:

'Competitive Pay
Paid training, vacations and holidays
Medical and dental insurance
401 (k) savings plan

Requirements are:

Customer service orientation
Good work performance history
HS or GED diploma (minimum)
Driver's license
Florida security license
Willingness to work varying hours
Drug free

Apply in person at Smurfit-Stone, 600 North 8th Street
between, 8am and 3pm (M-F). Ask for the Security
Manager. Resume required.

M/F/D/V/EOE ,
B9000174

WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING

APPLICATIONS FOR

2 SALES POSITIONS

We are a successful and

rapidly expanding dealership

offering an outstanding

benefits package with

training salary.

CALL RODNEY BROWN

OR MUTT DANIEL

Rayonier

Rayonier, a Fortune 1000 company, seeks to hire a
Staff Accountant, Land in its Southeast Forest
Resources division located in Fernandina Beach, FL.
Position is responsible for providing support in the
Real Estate Sales area to include monthly G/L entries,
account reconciliations, financial reporting, detailed
analytical project analysis, and assisting with forecast-
ing and budgeting.

B.S. degree in accounting or finance and three years
accounting experience are required. MBA, CPA and/or
Real Estate experience is a plus. Strong analytical,
oral and written communication skills are essential.

Rayonier is an equal opportunity, drug free employer
and offers a competitive salary and benefits package,
including 401 (k) and relocation assistance. Send
resume and cover letter to Rayonier, Human
Resources, P.O. Box 728, Fernandina Beach, FL
32035; fax 904-321-5589; sefrhr@rayonier.com

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kitchen, custom painted walls and murals, crown molding, study, garden shed, 40x60
work shed, screened porch, dock with 2 boat lifts and 220 amp service. Large, 3-car
garage, sprinkler system, security system & 384 feet on Lanceford Creek!
Visit the virtual tour at www.tavloredwards.com. $3,389,000 #32190

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PRIME COMMERCIAL SITE with great
exposure just off Amelia Island! Located on
East State Road 200, this commercial site is
located on a 140x279 ft. lot, with a 7,200 SF
single story metal building. Perfect location
for your new business. $1,295,000 #32485

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FORESI RIDGE \ILL \(E! GI-aCl
vacation spot, rental or permanent resi-
dence. 2BR/1BA unit with new cabinets in
kitchen and bath. Rentals OK! Only 1/2
block to the beach. $164,900 #34198

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OCEANVIEW TOWNHOME! Short
walk across the street to the beautiful
Atlantic Ocean!- 3BR/2.5BA, 1,776 sq.ft.,
water softener, 2-car garage & 12x19 bonus
room! Great views from covered deck!
Perfect home or rental income! $389,500

SAIL MAKER @ SUMMER BEACH!
Walk to beach or relax by the pool in this
recently updated, furnished Sailmaker.
Great location w/balcony overlooking
pool. 2BR/2.5BA w/1162 sq.ft.
$429,900 #34715

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OCEANFRONT PENTHOUSE!
4BR/4BA villa sold fully furnished.
Enjoy miles and miles of Amelia's pris-
tine beaches. $1,450,000 #34410

SEA CHASE PENTHOUSE!
Oceanfront beauty, offered fully fur-
nished. 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, 2,700
.sq.ft., garage and numerous upgrades!
$1,535,000 #33638

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rs, Wendy Lawson

961-8433
Fletcher Avenue
iz-Carlton. Amelia Island
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RARE OCE NFRONI S\NDPIPER
TOWNHOME! 2BR/2BA w/1,152 sq.ft.
Totally renovated granite countertops, double
oven, new baths, Anderson windows and doors,
plantation shutters, Hunter Douglas blinds, new
AC and all appliances! $690,000 #34728

CLUB VILLA at Amelia Island Plantation!
Rare end unit with southern exposure!
3BR/3BA, 1,890 sq.ft. and sold fully fur-
nished! Beautiful views of golf course,
marsh & lagoon! $549,500 #34565

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HISTORIC F[RN NDINi BE ;l H!. ....r,
home circa 1880, located in Historic Femandina Beach.
Home is full of history andcharm... heart of pine floors,
3 fireplaces with mantles & ceramic tiles, Queen Anne
stained glass windows, new roof, CH&A and electrical
wiring! Flexible C-3 Zoning! $495,000 #31553

SHORT WALK TO BEACH! 3BR/2BA,
1,772 sq.ft., split bedroom plan, large gather-
ing room, fireplace & tile, large master BR w/
double showers in bath. Home is located in
Ocean Forest w/easy access to bike trails,
beach and Ritz-Carlton! $369,000 #33022

SUNSHINE DAY CARE Full time & part-
time teachers needed. Apply in person,
1336 S. 14th St.
RESIDENTIAL INSTRUCTOR Outward
Bound Wilderness program has immediate
openings for creative, flexible person to
work in residential program. Background
Screening, Driver's License, CPR and First
Aid required. Salary commensurate with
experience. Send letter of Interest and
resume to Program Director, 87692 Bell
River Estates Road, Yulee, FL 32097.

TRACTOR TRAILER

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Formerly known as
Georgia-Pacific

86554 GENE LASSERRE BLVD
YULEE, FL 32097
APPLY IN PERSON
EOE

SET-UP CREW for mobile homes. Hard
work. Great pay. (904)225-?007
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 to develop new leads
and additional businesses from existing
clientele. Compensation will be based on
history of success. Please call (904)887-
8266 or fax resume to (904)225-5333.
JOBS LOTS OF JOBS$$ A legitimate
shopping company requires evaluators In
Fernandina Bch to audit business. WE PAY
YOU YOU PAY NO FEES!! Apply online &
start today at www.secretshopnet.com
PART-TIME ASSISTANT MANAGER -
Apply at Cold Stone Creamery, 808 Sadler
Road.
IMMEDIATE OPENING front desk
clerk, housekeepers, & maintenance help,
experienced cook & bartender.. Call
(904)225-2011 for appt.
Project Manager's Assistant -. We're
searching for a quality-minded, career-
oriented individual to assume
responsibility for assisting project
managers and field personnel
administratively on major construction
projects. Applicant must be able to hit the
ground running and willing to learn and
grow with the company. Construction
Industry experience preferred, MS Office,
excellent communication skills and the
ability to Interact effectively at all levels
and multi-task. Please mail resume to PO
Box 15369, Fernandina Beach, FL 32035.
HESS EXPRESS
Assistant manager, full & part-time sales
associates needed. Great pay & benefits.
Apply in person only, 3100 S. 8th Street,
Fernandlna Beach 32034.
JOIN THE #1 HOUSECLEANERS ON
THE ISLAND We work Mon-Fri cleaning
Amelia Island's finest homes. 4-6 hrs per
day, no nights, no weekends, no holidays.
$8/hr. Hurry in to Armoires, Etc., 1667 S.
8th St. ..to apply.
COMMERCIAL INSULATORS NEEDED -
No experience necessary. Call 219-3999.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS -
PT/FT, no exp necessary. $50 cash hiring
bonus. (888)287-6011 ext. 107.
www.USMailingGroup.com. FCAN

WEHIRE TOP
NOTCH PEOPLE!
NASSAU COUNTY, FL & KINGS BAY, GA

ISATILLAI

CLERICAL-CUSTOMER SERVICE
ACCOUNTING-DATA ENTRY
TECHNICAL-ADMIN.
Temp,Temp-to-Hire &
Full-Time Jobs
Great Customer Service
Skills a Must!

EOE/M/F/V/H
Please Call
Dee, Natalie or Mary

904-261-5004
www.satillatemps.com
'"'S6 !Ti" No'iff l.orida& &
'South Georgia since 1981
14979 stF 2/11

THE RrTZ-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
ElflPLPYMENT HOTLINE
0;' 04-277 o076' '
.Direct Uqe,
904-277-1054
EOE/DFWP

INTRODUCING OUR NEWEST OFFERING:

THE PRESERVE AT SUMMER BEACH

PHASE III

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TOWNHOMES

STARTING AT $399,000

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COURTYARD HOMES

STARTING AT $467,000

PP.F- CONSTRUCTION P ICING.
The premier rel.ential devidcer on Amelia Island. Surnlner Beach ELvelopment,
, nc,, ol..;Titng new home, foT -ale in T he Pre:erve at Sunmner Beadch. iThe i
Preserve, nestle.] among beautiful oalk hammocks, will include all the .._ S.
amenimle. Amelia l;land has to offer and an array of designs to -",
mfeet nv lifen'le. Toirh,:.nef and Couirtyad Honei with TH E
fle\ible fl..:'orplan. are currently available.
Call Summer Beach Realty at 800-322-7448.ER
AT SUMMER BEACH

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I 201 Help Wanted 1 201 Help Wanted I

THE RITZ-CARLTON
AMELIA ISLAND

Come Join

Our Team
Positions Available in:
Engineering
Valet Parking
Culinary
Stewarding
Food & Beverage
Rooms
Catering
HOURS OF APPLICATION
Tues. 2-7pm
Wed. & Fri. 9-11am, 2-4pm
Please call to schedule appts.
outside of application hours.
EMPLOYMENT HOTLINE
904-2774076
Direct Line
904-277-1054
EOE/DFWP

RETAIL
KEYHOLDER
Part-Time
Requires min. 1 recent retail management
experience and the ability to lift up to 50
lbs. Competitive hourly salary, 401(k),
flexible hrs and 20% merchandise
discount. Apply Tuesday Morning, 1118A
S. 14th., Ste. 13 In Fernandina Beach.
EOE
LPN'S needed immediately for Home
Healthcare shifts. CNA/HHA's needed
for Clay, Duval, Nassau counties. Call
(904)744-6320.
AMERI-PAINT is looking for painters
and helpers Immediately. Must have valid
DL and transportation. Office #491-6359
or cell #753-1976.
HELP WANTED Experienced' kitchen,
servers & drivers. Call Brothers Pizzeria
(904)261-0064.
FLORIDA HOUSE INN is looking for
Housekeepers, Servers & Chef. Apply in
person at 22 S. 3rd Street.
AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION Drivers.
Clean MVR, drug free. Part-time. Also,
local shuttle drivers wanted. Call 321-
2828 after 5pm.
BUDWEISER BREW HOUSE: The
Leader In Food & Beverage Facility at
the Jacksonville Int'l Airport IS
SEEKING A FULL TIME ASSISTANT
MANAGER FOR YOUR FULL SERVICE
RESTAURANT. WE OFFER GREAT PAY,
BENEFITS, 401K, PAID VACATION AND
SICK DAYS, ADVANCEMENT
OPPORTUNITIES, EDUCATIONAL
REIMBURSEMENT PROGRAM AND FREE
PARKING. APPLY IN PERSON AT THE
HOST OFFICE LOCATED IN THE MAIN
TERMINAL OF THE AIRPORT, ACROSS
FROM CINNABON. IF YOU HAVE ANY
QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL (904)741-0040
EXT. 13 OR' FAX YOUR RESUME TO
(904)741-0125. (DFW/EOE/M/F/D/V)
Driver Dedicated Shorthaul
HOME EVERY NIGHT &
WEEKEND GUARANTEED
No Touch Freight
85% Preloaded/Pretarped
Avg. $888 $1018/week
Jacksonville, FL Terminal
CDL-A req'd. 877-428-5627
www.ctdrivers.com
HELP WANTED Installing hardwood &
ceramic floors. No experience necessary.
Male or female. Please call 206-1340.
DRIVERS NEEDED
Perfect for retired persons: Part-time
driver needed at ARC Nassau. Split hours
morning and afternoons. Must have a
Florida driver's license and insurances.
Applications are being taken at 86051
Hamilton Street, Yulee, Florida.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,2005 CLAFIEDS News-Leader 3C

OUTPAcIE McErAnii. nEAm.LIn
COUNSELOR Master's degree in Human
Services or related, field or experience
working with adults and/or children with
emotional mental health disorders. Florida
licensed or license eligible preferred.
Counselor will provide services in office
and on-site, in-home & school locations.
Please submit your letter of interest,
resume and salary requirements to:
Sutton Place Behavioral Health, Attn: HR
Director, 910 S. 8th St., Suite 300,
Fernandlna Beach, FL 32034, Fax:
(904)491-2007. EEO/DFWP.
BIG DADDY'S PIZZA
now hiring Drivers/Shift Runners. For
more Information call 491-8484, 415-
2434 or (904)714-9097.
Department of Juvenile justice level 6
(moderate risk) male program of Nassau
Halfway House now interviewing for the
following positions: Residential Aide for all
shifts (3rd shift preferred) and Part-Time
Cook. Fax resumes to (904)277-4310 or
call Ms. Williams at (904)277-4244. Drug
screening and background check provided.
POSITION AVAILABLE AT AWARDS &
CUSTOM FRAME SHOP Must be able to
multi-task. For more information call
(904) 225-2195.
WAREHOUSE POSITION in Yulee.
Excellent starting pay. Great work
environment. Call today (904)757-0002.
BEACHSIDE MOTEL now accepting
applications for P/T Housekeepers. Must
be able to work weekends. Includes sign-
on bonus. Apply at Beachside Motel, 3712
S. Fletcher Ave. No calls please.

A *N I MWST
(94 38-69 % .0 53

Big Brothers Big Sisters of NE FL Is
looking for a Program Coordinator for
Nassau County. Position requires a self-
starter who Is organized & has a passion
for working with children & adults in a
social services setting. Bachelor's degree
required. Prefer background in Social
Services. Email resumes to
Jmorse@bbbsjax.org
Earn $$$ Helping MDsi Process medical
claims from home. Call the Federal Trade
Commission to find' out how to spot
medical billing scams. 1(877)FTC-HELP.
A message from the News-Leader and the
FTC.
S/E & 3-STATE Run T/T Drivers. Home
weekends. Mileage pay, benefits, 401K.
Trainees welcome. Miami area-exp. req.
23 min age/Class-A CDL. Cypress Truck
SLines (800)545-1351. FCAN

HEAVY EQUIPMENT

OPERATOR,
TRAINING FOR EMPLOYMENT

Bulldozers Backhoes
Loaders Dump Trucks
Graders Scrapers Excavators
Next Class: MAY 9TH
National Certification
Financial Assistance
Job Placement,
800-383-7364
Associated Training Services
www.atsn-schools.com

I 201 Help Want"d j
ESPANA RESTAURANT Mature,
responsible & punctual Server needed 3-4
nights, 1-2 days. 1+ yrs. experience In
fine dining, knowledge of wines a plus.
Apply in person between 2-4pm, 22 S. 4th
St., (904)261-7700
MEDICAL FIRM In Kingsland is In need
of an experienced Accounts Payable Clerk.
Responsibilities will Include data entry,
dally bank deposits, balancing
spreadsheets, monthly budgets, month-
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.

I .Hp Wanted
EXPERIENCED INSURANCE 440 CSR -
Morrow Insurance Group, Inc., 1896 S.
14th St., Suite 5. Phone: 261-0707, Fax
261-2694.
DEPENDABLE STABLEHAND/GROOM -
Full time or part-time.' Experience
necessary. Reliable transportation. Call
(904)491-5166 -
Agents/Sales Mgrs. $600-$1250/wk.
National Membership Assoc. seeking
statewide agents & managers, Immediate
income positions, selling to small
businesses. We offer: Wkly payl Mthly
residualsI Bonusesi Local training &
support! No exp., will train Licensed
insurance agents a plus. Endorsed leads.
Call for local Interview. Start today,
receive first check next week. Paul
Newberry (877)477-5796
pnewberry@farsmarketlng.com. FCAN

Gerry Clare

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.
SUPERVISOR OF HOUSEKEEPING -
High energy level, full time. Experience
necessary. Apply In person, 98 S. Fletcher
Ave., Elizabeth Pointe Lodge.
RECEPTIONIST/HOSTESS.
FT and FT positions needed for Amelia
National golf course community off island
In Nassau County. Good people skills,
Word, Excel, Outlook and ability to work
independently required. Previous exp. In
real estate helpful. Fax resume to:
ANGCC @ 386-760-0470. EEOC DFWP

I 201 Help Wanted I
GREAT SALES POSITION Available
for experienced, serious, responsible
person at clothing store on the beach.
Good Salary. FT/PT. Fax Resume/Call
(912) 786-6328.
SALES $5,500' weekly goal\potential. If
someone did It, so can you! 2-3
confirmed appointments daily. Benefits
available. Call Catherine McFarland
(888)563-3188. FCAN
NOW HIRING F/T person to work all
stations of medium size restaurant serving
breakfast & lunch. Please apply in person
@ Parkway Grille, 5517 S. Fletcher Aye.
KITCHEN GOURMET SHOP seeking
manager. Retail experience required. Call
(904)261-0940.

04-321-
00-979-

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1998

Kathy White

NE O TE ARE BAC CNDS

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FERNANDINA CAY
3 bedroom-3 bath, great ocean views from this 2nd floor
new condo with pool. Fully furnished. Resort-rental,
elevators, underground parking & storage. $679,000

AMELIA LANDINGS
2 bedroom-2 bath, decorator redone & furnished condo,
near the beach with pool, tennis courts and beach walk.!
Lush view of pool off balcony. Resort-rental. $225,000

SERVICE DIRECTORY

LAWN MAINTENANCE PRESSURE WASHING

24 HOUR LAUNDRY ZONE
I FLAGS CINEMA CENTER 1018S. 14TH ST. FERANDIO277-2451

EUROBRIDAL
EUROTAI LOR
Bridal Prom Tuxedo Rentals
Children's Dresses ;AllI Occasions.
ALTERATIONS TAILORING
HUGE SAVINGS ON PROM DRESSES & TUX RENTAlS!
ALL BRIDAL BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Mon.-Frl. Call for Appointment
Saturday. 10-6, Sunday 12-5 '
584-0891 Always Open at eurotallor.com
Yuee FL- Hwy 17. 1/2 Mile NorthofAIA

APMLPLIANCES

F'S WAREHOUSE

Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators
Reconditioned with Warranty
Appliance Parts
Delivery Available.
US 17 1/3 Mi. S. ofA1A (Behind Car Wash)

BALED STRAW

JOHN'S BALED
PINE STRAW
Locally Owned & Operated
Home Delivery

277-0738

Repairs Restretches Small Installations

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

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Service Directory!:
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S CLEANING SERVICE

HONEY DO'S
CLEANING
& HANDYMAN SERVICE
277-28Z4 or 904-583-0012 ccA
I Licensed, Bonded & Inaured
Homes Condo's Rentals Offles
We Do Windows
Inside & Out Cleaning
CALL CATHY DURANCE

PERFECT CLEAN, INC. /

* Bonded, Insured
Please Call Us At 753-3067 '',,'
HOMES *CONDOS
*OFFICES

CLEANING SERVICE
Residential / Commercial
Licensed Bonded Insured
Member AIFB Chamber
FREE ESTIMATES
904-491-1971 Cell: 904-742-8430
E-mail: justforyouserv@aol.com

_BPANNAN
C.ONSTRCTION
Sialae Reg Builang Contracdor
40 Years Expariance
Licensed Insured
Slae Lce .cn d RB0055959
NEW HOMES COMMERCIAL
ROOM flDDITIONS

2.-Car Garages

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NOW INSTALLING
SCREEN ROOMS

6" Seamless
Aluminum Gutters
Now Accepting Major Credit Cards
LCENSED & INSUREo Lowell & Renee Duster
(904)261-1940

Ro,,ed- BnmdedInsur
er 20,000 in use nationwide
Used on Porches, Garages etc.

I p A col.ns

Retractable Pull-Across Screens,
Permanent Screening & Repairs
plfae d to 6fea w 010
to mact e dateo
Licensed -Bonded-Insured
www.safariscreens.com

NICK ISABELLA, INC.
Color and Stamped Patios,
Driveways Sidewalks, Slabs
Now doing Concrete Overlays
and Concrete Staining
261-3565 FREE ESTIMATES
SL LICENSE 4 Rable

STEPPING STONE
BRICK PAVERS
Driveways Walkways
Pool Docks *0Patios
Retaining Walls
277-4873
Licensed Insuredi* Reliable

ISLAND
DECKS & DOCKS

We Specialize in All Types
of Bulkheads and
Retaining Walls
FREE ESTIMATES

LICENSUD-BONDID-INSU

RED

`G general D rafting
& Design
COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING
& DESIGN SERVICES
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL/RESIDENTIAL
(904) 225-0960
Certfiled & Licensed

ERRANDS&PETillrf Its

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S Persona IAsistant :;:

* Personal Assistant
Business Asgistance '
* Etrands/Deliveries
liuPet Sitting *
*1 Seruor Assiiiianqe.Compnijonship *
* L n-Honme Personal TrainR *
W le make .cur Ille eatler- *
(,ne task at a Ime.

Mike Ethridge Office 904-879-2362
Owner Cell 904-226-4070

SPECIALIZE IN ALL VARIETIES
OFFENCEAND INSTALLATION
Free Estimates
Licensed and Insured License G04194900407
Fax 904-653-1424

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 hep with all
your gardening needs.
4245 State Road 200 (A1A)
Call 261-3410

...._HANDY MAN- I

Lawns, Limbs,
Vff Leaves,

416 Handym an,
I Haul-Offs,
Movers
261-8912 548-7185

HOME IMPROVEMENT '

-Manley's
Ren'aVationta,
Magi Crpe rry

*Painting-:,!

Over 30 Yeari'Exp~erierd'

wwmanlesrenova'tlbnacc-*i
A son- #O1 f3i*

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

F-I Flop6
7-s

S"ue what you have"
decorating, interior
painting, color selection,
organizing, prep. for sale,
move in help, vacation
home makeovers, etc.
Lisa Inglle
557-1131
Licensed / Insured

NASSAU HOME
IMPROVEMENT, LLC
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

Bob's Irrigation
& Landscape, Inc.
Sales Service Repair
*Irrigation *Landscape
*Lawn Maintenance
*Outdoor Lighting
*pDrainage
*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

EL MEXICAN. '
T ,I I. I 1- 1 'A
LAWN MAINTENANCE
We Do: Pine Straw, Mulch, Trimming,
Weed-Eating, Mowing, Edging,
Blowing & Spray For Weeds
S CALL 261-6798
CELL 41"124 *

Lawn Service
JOHN ARMSTRONG
OWNER
Cell: (904) 753-2653
4102 River Marsh Bend
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034

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out how to put your
advertising dollars
to work for you!

NEW & USED CARS

Herschel Reynolds Chns Lowe
Sales Consultant Sales Consultant

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

Quality work at
reasonable pnces.
Nojob too small or looarge
* Licensed Bonded tphtred
References Available
FREE ESTATES 2259292
AVAILABLE

Decorative Pairiinr & Fau< Finishes by
Patty Spaulding
FERIrJNDJ r JD BES ;H. FLOi'I)I
Lc me crale 3 perorl crvironme- Ifor you.
.04 -26"/-57.8

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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

PRESSUREE
lc LEANING
RESIDENTIAL
LICENSED & INSURED
Larry Alien 904-813-4461

REMODELING i

DANNY HALL
REMODELING AND
REPAIRLLC
No job too big or too small
FREE ESTIMATES
(904) 277-4845

ROOFING

t COASTAL BUILDING

"Re-Roofing Is Our Specialty"
Nassau County's Largest.
Roofing & Siding Contractor
Serving Satisfied
Homebuilders & Homeowners
Since 1993
Re-Roofing New Roofing
SVinyl Siding Soffit & Fascia
261-2233
'Free Estimates
S CCc-057020-CBC034461

TILE MAINTENANCE

TAMIRA RICHARDSON ..
753-2457 -. ,
Rainbow Tils l Home Semvice
"Old Tile Lihfe6w"
Tile installation
Replacing Recalking
Regrouting / Sealing Bathrooms / Ktchens
Add Wash Cleaning Interior /Exterior

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

TRUCKING
(904) 261-5098

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Member of B.B.B.
Free Estimates.
YOUNG TREE SERVICE

SLicens & I .e "

SUMP GRINDING
MORRIS LAWN CAREi
Complete Lawn Care Commercial & Residential
Year Round Service Reasonable Rates
WEALSO DO TRACTOR WORK.
Licensed 6 Insured. References Available.
Office: (904)879-4202
Cell: (904)874-1765

Professional Group 8
303 Centre St.
Fernandina Beach, FL ',. ,,

904-753-6301

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TEACHER NEEDED at Step by Step
Learning Center. Apply in person, 1986
Citrona Drive.
AVON Earn extra $$. Ambitious, self
reliant people wanted. Call Tanya 1-800-
286:6515 or 548-0339.
DAY SHIFT & NIGHT SHIFT COOKS
Experienced. Apply In person.
Marina Restaurant, 101 Centre Street.
CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANT
Busy Yulee Physicians office (James Price,
M.D.) seeking medical asst. full time.
Please fax resume to 225-9335.
ATTENDANTS NEEDED
Rest area attendants needed for cleaning
restrooms and grounds keeping at the
Florida Welcome Center on 1-95. Part-
time or full time. Apply at ARC/Nassau,
86051 Hamilton Street, Yulee, FL. (904)
225-9355
THE SURF RESTAURANT & BAR
is now accepting applications for Cooks,
Servers, and all other positions. Fast-
paced environment. Great earning
potential. Apply In person, ask for Matt
M. 3199 S. Fletcher Ave.

CLEANING LADY $8 per hour. Home &
business. Call between 12pm-2pm, (904)
225-2007.
PART-TIME CASHIER WANTED Must
be able to work weekdays/weekends. Call
(904)225-9922.
CONCRETE INSTALLERS Decorative
concrete finishing exp. w/concrete
application or tile helpful. Must have own
tran;0. & valid drivers license. Call 261-
1086.
NURSERY WORKER/DELIVERY Must
have Class "D" license. Mon-Fri, 7:30am-
4pm:i Call Tammy at (904)225-2909.
B.H.; CONCRETE PUMPING Man
Wanted to pump concrete. 24 yrs. old &
up, valid drivers license, exp. helpful,
knowledge of mechanics. Will train.
Alcohol & drug free workplace. Must be
dependable. (904) 261-3858
MEDICAL ASSISTANT for pedIatric
office. PEDS experience preferred. Full
time, w/benefits. Fax resume to (904)491-
3173.

203 Hotel/Restaurant
Line Co6ks, Servers & Prep Cooks
needed for our private Clubhouse dining
room. Apply In person to set up an
interview. Osprey Village at Amelia Island
Plantation.

204 Work Wanted

METAL ROOFS/DECKS INSTALLED
Additions, Home Repairs,
All Types Carpentry.
For quote, call (904)583-3485.

206 Child Care

CHRISTIAN MOTHER looking to keep
children, lyr-10yrs, anytime between 6am
and 6pr weekdays. Please call 225-0729
for rate, Will pro.ide fo0:d and drirnk!
207 Business
Opportunities
VENDING ROUTE Local Coke/Lays/
Mars/Water. Financing available w/$7500
down. Great locations &* equipment.
(877)843-8726 (02037-SC960). FCAN
,OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS on the
Island. Amelia Body Wrap with Suddenly
Slender (TM) license available for sale.
$25,000 for established business,
contents, S.S. license and products. Call
(904)491-4744 or (904)415-0462.
ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE Do you earn
$800/day? 30 machines, free candy all for
$9,995. (800)814-6323. B02000033. Call
us: We will not be undersold! FCAN

EDUAT

EARN DEGREE online from home.
Business, paralegal, computers. Job
placement assistance. Computer &
financial aid If qualify. (866)858-2121.
www.tldewatertechonllne.com. FCAN
CLASSES NOW FORMING! Amelia
School of Real estate, 1925 S. 14th St.,
Suite 5C. "Sales Associate Pre-licensing."
Offering 2 classes In May. Call 321-2094
to reserve your spot.

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AMELIA ARTS

ACADEMY

.P.O. Box 222
Fernandina Beach, FL 32035

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"Knowledge & Integritg Working for You"

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GREAT STARTER HOME! 3BR/2BA, 1,432 ASF, lots of tile, in-ground pool. screened porch -
all of this on a 3/4 acre lot. A/C approximately I year old. A must see at this price! $158,000 #34694

SOUTHERN LIVING
LOW COUNTRY FLOOR PLAN
3BR/2BA, 1,888 SF, large owner's suite with
garden tub & shower; wood and tile floors.
Open view across back of home, breezeway
leads to detached garage, 20x25 open patio,
large beautiful trees on the 1/2 acre lot.
$260,000 #33738

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1404 Money To Loan
LOANS BY PHONE Up to $1000 In 24
hrs. No credit checkI Bank account req'd.
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503 Pets/Suppliesi
FREE TO A GOOD HOME 4 male adult
cats, 6yrs old. Declawed & neutered. Free
Littermate in the box if you take all 4. Call
(904)225-0718, leave message.
POMERANIAN Male, 1 yr old, black.
Fixed, shots. updated. $250. Call Lisa,
753-4421.
FREE KITTENS to good home. 2 orange
females, 1 salt & pepper female, & I fluffy
black & white male. 6 weeks old May 1st.
Call 430-0418.
Absolute best puppies In town!
GRAND OPENING
PETLAND
Pets Make Life Better!
Fernandina Beach
Saturday, April 30
$100 off Puppies. All popular breeds
including Bassett, Beagle, BIchon, Boxer,
Bulldog, Dachshund, Chihuahua, Golden
Retriever, Husky, Italian Greyhound, Lab,,
Lhasa, Maltese, Mastiff, MIn Pin, Paplllon,
Poodle, Pomeranian, Pekingese, Pug,
Shiba'
Inu, Shih-Tzu, Scottle, Westle, Yorkle.
We also have a wide variety of freshwater
& marine fish, reptiles, kittens, small
animals and birds Free Health Warranty,
Free Vet Visit, Free Spay/Neuter
Certificate. Petland Fernandina Beach,
Amelia Markets (Next to Lowe's).
(904)491-8973, www.petland.com
SIAMESE MIX KITTENS free to good
home. Parents on premises. Eating kitten
food. Call after 10am (904)225-9940.

HAPPY PETS SITTING SERVICE
announcing JACK IS BACKI
In-home pet sitting. No stress or trauma.
277-7047, 753-1699

NAUTICAL FLEA MARKET -. Beach
Marine, 2315 Beach Blvd., 3ax Bch. April
30 & May 1. 100 booths of fishing,
boating, diving, decor, clothing, etc. &
good food. It's all here. For Info call
(904)992-9555 or, go to:
wiw.:apt3lins luD org

SAT. 4/30, SAM -. Lisa's house, 2106
Jekyll Ct. (across from YMCA). Lawn
mower, Ethan Allen dresser, Crossbow
exercise unit, large baker's rack, & more.
YARD SALE Fri. 4/29, 8am-lpm.
Furniture, dolls, toys, clothing, plants, lots
of misc. 315 S. 5th Street (3 blocks from
old courthouse).
YARD SALE Fri. & Sat., 9am-5pm.
85059 Theresa Rd., Yulee (off Harts
Road).

I602 Articles for Sale 611 Home Furnishing

BIG BOSS whole hou'e water c.ftenner
excellent condition 1200 Genme rlr nanar
truck, model GL4, 500 IP capaci,, ,(200
Call (904)491-5468.
(3) BLACK PROM DRESSES Worn
once. Sz. 8 & 6. $250/ea. Call 206-'
4355.
LARGE WOODEN SWING PLAYSET -
Built for $1700. Asking $800. 2 years
old. Call (904)277-0914.
AUCTION this Friday, 7pm, at Jency's
Country Barn, 850918 US 17 tic.rrn 'uVji
Lic. No. AB2377, AU480. Old & n'w. Call
548-7297. We welcome your Items on
consignment, either for auction, or In
store..
6' SURFBOARD, (3) remote gas powered
cars & truck, small, med. & large wet
suits, 42" Plasma TV, electric stove, 1920's
sewing machine in cabinet, china hutch,
(4) ceramic pedestals, Cub Cadet lawn
tractor, Honda scooter. (904)261-0133

TRAILER/BOOTH-could be used as a
storage shed or playhouse. $250 as Is.
Can be seen at FBHS back parking lot off
of Beech St. Call (904)261-6528 for info.
Country French QS BR group by
Heritage, bed, mattress set, trpl dresser, 2
mirrors, 2 nite tables, lingerie chest,
$1500. 2 nice trundle beds. 206-0410, Iv
msg.
PRIDE LUXURY LINE LIFT CHAIR -
Wedgewood blue. Rarely used. Excellent
condition. $450. Call (904)261-9507,
please leave message.

WOLFF TANNING BEDS Buy direct &
savel Full body units from $22/mo. Free
color catalog. Call today (800)842-1305.
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account required. (800)507-4855. Blue
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SPA Must sell. 7 person deluxe. Never
used. Includes cover. Will dealer., Full
warranty. Can finance WAC. Pymis under
$100/mo. In a hurry. Call (800)980-7727.
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SOFA, LOVE SEAT, LOUNGER Oriental
T.,ie i ra, rabric. DaCk la.:que'r w/gold
r,'im rini;r,_ 3i Cr ,-i.. [rariCle Great
conrillion, 750,'060 ,904)491-4951
AT FINDERS KEEPERS we have quality
gently used furn., collectibles & vintage
pcs. Flexsteel sofa, Amish oak desk &
sideboard, Brc., .II dining, dressers,
vanity, Barcalounger, Lazyboy, barstools,
,vintage wicker, bakers racks. Heywood
Wakefield table, Ig old beautiful sideboard
$2700, Dinette set, BR sets, & much
more. 528 S. 8th St. 491-3535
SOFAS t50-t200 Recliners i-5-i95 &
much m,.re Heavenly Treasure;
'Consignment Shop, 2001-B Osborn St.,
St. Marys, CA 1(800)966-3292 or
(912)882-3292.
4-Pc. BR Set w/QS air raartre-.-, exc.
cond., $1200. Antique BR Set all
maple, early 1900's, QS bed w/posts,
dresser, vanity w/orlg. mirror, $2500/OBO.
Call Lisa, 261-6459 or cell 468-0023.

612 Musical Instrumentsl
FOR SALE PIANO. Brand new
Bergman upright piano. Beautiful
burgundy finish. Price: $2,400. Call
(904)548-0272.
SWEEL GUITAR, MUST GO! Like new.
1998 Peavy EVH wolfgang for sale. Rare
1998 patent pending model. Black with
cream binding, Floyd rose double locking
trem with D-tuner, plush hardshell case
w/fretboard protector, manual, paperwork,
tools, Inc. Case Included. $1000 firm.
(904)415-6401.

613Television
Radio-Stereo

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METAL ROOFING Save $$$. Buy direct
from manufacturer. 20 colors in stock with
all accessories. Quick turn around.
Delivery available. Toll free (888)393-
0335. FCAN

AT FINDERS KEEPERS we have quality
gently used furn., collectibles & vintage
pcs. Flexsteel sofa, Amish oak desk &
sideboard, Broyhill dining, dressers,
vanity, Barca lounger, Lazyboy, barstools,
vintage wicker, bakers racks. Heywood
Wakefield table, Ig old beautiful sideboard
$2700. Dinette set, BR sets, & much
more. 528 S. 8th St. 491-3535
YARD SALE Sat. 5/7 & Sun. 5/8, 8am-
3pm. Books toys, clothes, furniture, etc.
203 N. 14th St.
*ESTATE SALE Sun. 4/24, Sat. 4/30 &
Sun. 5/1, 8am-2pm. 3510 Leo Dr. (CR107
to Hendricks Rd., follow signs).
Everything must go. (904)277-4318
GARAGE SALE Sat. & Sun., 8am-5pm.
152 Duval Rd. 415-1261
A YARD SALE for bargains. Table,
chairs, new Lands End polo shirts, over-
stove microwave, computer, stereo,
collectible records, comics, trading cards
in all sports, Beckett price guides, Hot
Wheels. Fri/Sat, 8-1. 2704 W. 3rd St. 261-
6791
YARD SALE Sat. 4/30, 8am-lpm.
86060 Clyde (behind Yulee Elementary).
Chain saws, ,gun case, hunting, linens,
pots, pans, books, dishes, clothes, more.
Rain cancels.
MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE Estate
items, antiques, collectibles, 'tons of
jewelry, several pieces of furniture, 'dolls,
kitchen Items, lots 'of collectible glassware
items & much more. Down Barnwell Rd., 1
mile left on Marsh Hen to corner of
Monterey. Fri. 4/29 & Sat. 4/30, 9 till ?.
HUGE 2-FAMILY YARD SALE Fri. 4/29,
8am-6pm & Sat. 4/30, .8am-12pm.
Antique tools, baby bed, changing table,
clothes, recliners, wedding dress, corn
shelter, electric wheelchair. Something for
everyone. 168 Duval Road.
SCHMIDT-CASSERIGIN 10".
TELESCOPE, Amana rerrig. morcrnzea
scooter, long skateboard, twin cast Iron
bed frame, computer desk, other furn.,
clothes, bird cage, books, DVD's & video
tapes. Much more, 2850 1st Ave. Sat.
4/30, 8am-?. 1

2002 BOSTON WHALER Impact 12 40
hp 'Mercury w/trailer. Excellent, & extras.
Estate sale. Barely used, $12,500. 'Call
after 5pm 6M-F or anytime wknds, 415-
1749.

704 Recreation Vehicles
2000 FLEETWOOD WILDERNESS LITE
8242 travel trailer. 24 ft. Original owner.
Great condition. $9000 firm. Call
(904)491-9807.

1705 Campers & Supplies
22' DUTCHMAN LIGHT Ca.mTp.r.. T.a,i.r -
for sale. Sleeps 6. Excellent condition.
Call (904)261-4584.

801 Wanted To Buy
or Rent
STOP FORECLOSURE I buy houses,
land & mobile homes. Quick closings. Any
condition. (904)321-0844
802 Mobile Homes
4BR/2BA 2300 sq. ft. in Nassau County
for $750/mo. Call 317-3250.
FOR SALE BY OWNER 2 acre lot with
two sinriglewide mobile homes on Chester
Rd. Rental income of $1,100/mo.
$125,000. (904)583-2009
CALLAHAN 1 acre, single wide
w/concrete garage. $35,000. (904)225-
8628 or (904)504-7674. '

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i72S SOUTH FLETCHER C',..-- r.:-, 'I
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family. FSBO. $649,900. Call (904)277-
4421 evenings.
301 S. 18TH St. 3BR/2BA, 15x30 In
ground pool, spa, new metal roof, 1934
sq. ft. (904)261-3979.
OCEAN .REACH Spacious 4BR/3BA,
2445sf, open floor plan, 10 ft. ceilings.
.arched doorways, forniai .i.ing dini.r,.
family room w/FP, Ig nt'ren r o Ui-, C .-
walk-in closets, kitchen has island & white
cabinets, screened lanai,
security/Irrigation systems. $399K.
(904)491-3891
HISTORIC 'AREA 2-story, 3BR/2BA, Ig.
utility room, completely renovated, CH&A,
sprinkler syst., Ig. shed & 2-car'carport.
$275,000. 277-7128 or 753-3076
FREE VIDEO CD
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Golf Course Home 3/2.5, 2300 s.f.,
overlooking 8th green, new roof, new tile
work, fresh paint in/out. (904)261-1072,
cell (904)206-3380. 2412 Los Robles

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2123 Canterbury Lane,
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SThis spacious three bedroom, two full
bath home in the desirable Lakewood
community is within walking distance
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Plan includes separate living, dining and family rooms, covered patio and front porch.
Approx Sq Ft: 1756* Year Built 1995 Living Room: 11x14 Master Bed Room: 18x12 Dining Room: 10x13
* Bed Room 2: 11x13 Bed Room 3: 10x13 Kitchen: 9 x12 Breakfast Room: 8x10 Family Room: 15xl16
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607 Antiques
& Collectibles

FOR SALE Old Kimball upright piano.
100 yrs. old. Best offer. (904)226-1930
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.

609 Appliances
DRYER Sears Ke,-.more I-8a,, dut, 90
Series, $140. (i0, i 321-0296
AUCTION CENTER now has complete
line of new appliances. 850532 US 17.
(904)504-7674

10 Air Conditioners
/Heating I
HEAT/COOL WINDOW Ui-L.. uJe.i all
sizes w/warranty. Repairs to central &
window AC's. Refrigerators & freezers.
Kish's (904) 225-9717. We buy window
A/C's.

616 Storage/Warehousesj
STEEL BUILDINGS Factory deals. Save
$$$. 40x60' to 100x200'. Example;
50x100x12' = $3.60/sq. ft. (800)658-
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621 Garden/
Lawn Equipment
YANMAR 1510 COMPACT TRACTOR -
with 4' tiller. 17HP diesel; powershift trans
(shift w/o clutch); 9 fwd speeds; 2 point
hitch; can be conv. 3 pt. 920 hrs; exc.
cond. $3500. Call (904)845-4913.

1624 Wanted To Buy
I BUY JUNK CARS & tow vehicles in
Nassau, Duval & surrounding counties.
Cash paid. Warren Womac (904)879-
1190, leave message & I'll return your
call.

625 Free Items
FREE DOUBLE OVEN/STOVE Call
Becky @ 206-1370.

1701 Boats & Trailersj
17 FT. 1990 CRITCHFIELD -i.HP
Johnson, live well, galv. trailer, $3,200.
Call (904)277-3122.
15' AMF Sunbird Day Sailer $1500
with outboard, or $1000 without outboard.
Walker Bay 8' Dinghy $250. Call
(904)261-9234.
WANTED: BOAT TRAILER for 17'
outboard. Good condition. Reasonable.
Call (904)321-1459, leave message.

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3-story townhome, stone
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3BR/3BA, 3,200 ASFE Dock to
Intracoastal.
$1,650,000 MLS# 33083

CARLTON DUNES
Oceanfront 2nd floor.
Many extras. Virtual tour
on Realtor.com

1849 CLINCH DRIVE
Pristine marshfront lot on Amelia
Island. Century old native trees
and beautiful views.

SAILMAKER, Unit 403
Excellent location. 3BR/2BA villa,
steps to the beach. This furnished
unit is excellent as a family retreat

$1,700,000 MLS# 33152 or as a vacation rental.
$449,900 MLS# 33994
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168 MARSH LAKES DR.
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SPrudential For info
Prudential Jane Collins
Chaplin Williams Realty 904-261-6645
5472 First Coast Highway, Suite 1 jusjane@bellsouth.net
Amelia Island, FL 32034
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RE/AMX Professional Group
PAUL & KAREN WERLING

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This,1879 home has been renovated & is
in the heart of the Historic District.
Fireplaces, wood floors, tin roof, front
porch swing & extra 40' lot are only a
few of the special features. $398,000

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Smell the salt air from this duplex, locat-
ed 2 blocks from the beach. Each side
offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, garage and
fenced yard.
Great investment at only $525,000.

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OCEANFRONT PROPERTY
Visit www.oceanfrontamelia.com for a
complete list, or call Bob Gedeon at
Oceanfront Realty (904)261-8870.
ACROSS FROM BEACH! See the ocean,
hear it (but not traffic!), smell it through
whispering pines, instant beach access or
2-min walk to Sliders, the park, shops on
Sadler. 5BR/3BA (3 complete apts!),
sunny decks wrap around shady
treehouse, carport, backs up to no-build
Greenway Nature Preserve. Private, quiet,
on pet/kid friendly dead end rd. From
Sadler facing beach, go left on AlA 1
block, left on Cleveland to green 2-story
on left (1675). BY OWNER $502,000
firm. (919)989-6727

* 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

806 Waterfront I 807 CondominiumsI

Waterfront Homes & Lots Call (904)
261-4066 for information. C.H. Lasserre,
Realtor.
DEEP WATER on Lanceford Creek. Two
homes, three acres, four lots. For sale by
owner. Call for appointment (904)261-
7452.
RIVERPLACE Gated marsh front. 3400
sq. ft. This is the only end unit, w/highly
polished stone floors, elaborate upgraded
moldings, lighted closets. Includes
$50,000 boat slip. Unbelievable deal!
FSBO. $959,000 firm. (904)277-7031
DEEP WATER on Lofton Creek, custom
4BR/3.5BA on 3.8 wooded acres.
$975,000. Qualified only. Call (904)225-
2952.

2 BLOCKS TO BEACH Duplex.
Completely refurbished. New appliances,
carpet, paint. 3BR/2.5BA, 1200 sf, each
side. Appraised for $510,000. Decks,
ocean view. 828 Tarpon. Independent Real
Estate Services, (904)321-0855.
OCEANFRONT CONDO Terraces at
Beachside #204. Zoned for daily rentals.
3BR/2BA. $599,000. Independent Real
Estate Services (904)321-0855.

808 Off Island/YuleeI
FSBO All brick 3+BR/1.5BA on 1/2 acre,
fenced. Asking $159,900. Call (904)710-
5447.
FOR SALE BY OWNER 4BR/3BA.
2200+ sf home. Must see. Price reduced.
(904)261-8730

CONSIDERING BUYING OR
SELLING REAL ESTATE?
SPEAK TO THE NUMBER 1 VOLUME
LISTING & SALES AGENT WITH
RE/MAX PROFESSIONAL GROUP
SINCE 1998

Claudia Watts
904-321-1999
www.claudiawatts.com
RE/MAX Professional Group

* WAREHOUSE ON HWY. 17 SOUTH
14,400 SQ. FT. GREAT LOCATION,
2 BLOCKS FROM A1A/200. $998,500
* SELLING WATERFRONT? PLEASE CALL
SOMEONE WHO HAS LIVED ON THE WATER
SINCE 1987- LAURALYN @ 206-1059 FOR
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE.
* ONE ACRE 2 SINGLEWIDES 2 WELLS,
2 SEPTICS, 2 POLES ON 1/2 ACRE, OTHER
1/2 ACRE CLEARED. CALL FOR DETAILS.
$74,000

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cell 904.415.8256

503-B CENTRE STREET 904.261.8256
FERNANDINA BEACH. FL e-mail: Laily2@aol.com

Recently built
apartment com-
.- plex across street
from the beach.
SLarge 2" Iloor
unit is 2BR12BA
with appro.-
1,400 SF: 2 first
floor units are
.-- each approx 900
SF and 2BR/1BA,
plus approx. 500 SF over garage could be a nice stu-
dio. Rent all or live in one Zoned for vacation rental.
Don't miss this one! $849,000
SBeautiful AlP
Custom Home
on Corner Lot.
This house fea-
S' ures 4BR/'3BA.
M .- gourmet kitchen.
MBR with large
sitting area, lami-
Iv room with
S..panoramic view
.."' of the putting
green at Oak Marsh Golf Course and a slone fire-
place. Views from every window $599,000
/" .3BR/3BA
T j Fii'f/j;{ Beachside
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amenities of AlP
Spacious condo,
with open floor
plan and large balcony perfect for entertaining.
Condo is tastefully furnished. $1,450,000

4S," '^ Perfect Primary
Residence.
SMagnificent
marsh view from
almost every
room of this spa-
clous -4BR/iBA
home Cathedral
ceilings, gourmet
Kitchen, lull
"- apartment above
the garage, and many more features make this
house very unique. Enjoy the sunsel from the pn-
Yvate island on the side of the house $1,350.000

Walk Out of Your
I u ,'J; 'l Living Room to
the beach from
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R C 3 luxury oceanfront
villa at Turtle
Dunes on Amelia
SIsland Plantation.
Tastefully fur-
7 rnished and already
on the AlP rental program with a good history. Enjoy
the beach and all the amenities ol AIP while having a
gieat investment. $729,000
W l-Everything you ask
for in a house is
w 'here! 6 bed-
rooms/6.5 baths,
'4 complete, separate
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.4 .- .. ment, gourmet
kitchen with top
..- ,quality appliances,
exercise room, pool
.- t'and spa surrounded
with view of the Inlracoastal Beautifully appointed with
fabulous custom features throughout. $1,450.000

:.* 2R/2BA
Ss Courtside Villa.
.. Light & airy 2"N
a floor lock off.
Nice balconies in
WEZ I front of bedroom
-O EM, & living area, and
.presently on rental
.... .. .. market. This
condo has been
S- remodeled with the
best possible upgrade, and furnished beautifully. You
have to see to appreciate this condo. $450,000
.' Magnificent
Oceanfront Estate
Lot. 1.35 acres set
among the oaks
and magnolias at
the secluded
Sanctuary on the
south end of
Amelia Island.
Panoramic ocean
views with views of
the marsh and Nassau Sound Suited for buyers desiring
10 create an oceanfront estate like no other. Full member-
slip to the exclusive AlP Club is included. $2,950,000

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FOR SALE BY OWNER 1450 sq. ft.
home on 1.17 acres, Yulee area. Pool.
$185,000. Call (904)225-2391.
4BR/3BA 28x80 DWMH, fireplace,
garden tub. 1 acre corner lot. Well, septic.
2947 Lina Rd. $110,000. Call (904)206-
1334;

S 809 Lots
AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION. Enjoy
the resort'lifestyle on beautiful 1/2 acre
wooded cul-de-sac. Close to beach, golf,
shopping. $232,000. Call (904)277-4816.
SECLUDED PRISTINE LOCATION Very
unique. Adj. to Summer Beach Golf
Course Steps to beach 2 lots each
90'x150' $215,000/ea. (904)277-4319
HIGH POINTE Beautiful wooded lot in
gated community off Barnwell Rd. 1.096
acres. $179,500. Call Ronnie @ (904)335-
0503.
AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION -
Beautiful full sized lagoon front lot in
Marsh Creek Village. For more information
call (904)261-3841.

LOT FOR SALE 3/4 acre on Blackrock
Rd. High & dry. Beautiful trees.
$85,000. Call (904)491-4290.
OYSTER BAY Large secluded heavily
wooded lot, gated community, yacht club,
on lake canal, ready for your dream
home. $149,900. (904)753-4076

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1100 Lime Street Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
(904) 277-0000
48 Units 2BR Apartments Central H&A
Refrigerator Stove Carpet Miniblinds Playground
$0 $574
Rental Assistance Available
"THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER"
HOURS: 8AM-4PM M-F FRC TTY 1-800-955-8770

I 809 Lots I
Pirates Wood Lots From $45,000.
Please call C.H. Lasserre Real Estate (904)

810 Farms & Acreage
CASH FOR YOUR ACREAGE
Call Wi. F. Sheffield, Inc., Realtors.
JAX (904)724-8995

I PALM III REALTY

www.palm3realty.com
904-321-4001

OPEN HOUSE

FLORA PARKE

30462 FOREST PARK DR.
4BR/2BA, 2,250 SF
SATURDAY
APRIL 30, 2005
11am-5pm
FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL
Arnie Zetterower, REALTOR
904-415-2686

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1997 Homes of Merit with 2 family rooms 2,480 ASF, covered porch with spa. List of
with fireplace. $124,900 MLS#34831 upgrades in'office. $484,900 MLS#34616 Sales Manager

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$400,000 -,
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8 eff .iciency apartments. MLSu34851 CORNER LOT: 3BR,2BA home with
c porches galore, corner lot, carport
$400,000 14x15 shed, fenced y'ard
S151,900 i.s:-?.14

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fireplace, extreme- lot available. HURRY! This won't
escaped, built 2000. last long. $950,000 MLS#34494
33477

4BR/2BA, 1,890 SF home, cleared
acres, located in Hilliard.
$127,900 MLS#34104

DON'T LET YOUR ISLAND

GETAWAY GET AWAY.

Resales Available

Starting at $378,000

If you could design the ideal island getaway, Harrison
Cove Villas at Summer Beach would be it. Luxurious two-
and three-bedroom villas are within walking distance of
the beach, golf, tennis, nature trails and more. Included in
the price, on some units, is membership in the Golf Club
of Amelia Island, with its magnificent seaside course and
ocean front Beach Club. With special
preconstruction pricing, this is one
island getaway you
won't want to let get away.

5456 First Coast Highway
800.322.7448 i 904.261.0624 I

Amelia Island, FL 32034
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Exclusive Listings

Living at Amelia Island Plantation offers a whole new lifestyle
and no one knows this community better than we do.
We offer the best selection of homes, homesites and villas on Amelia Island.
And, this is just a sample listing. More terrific properties are available.

"We Promise You the

'Best of Amelia

Available I illas

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23 Oak Point: Perfect for a peaceful 9 Hickorylane:This3BR/3BAattractivehomeistobebuiltona 11 H..,. a. ,i,,'',... .... i'
retreat, this beautiful marshview full-sized woodedlot on a quiet cul-desac. Home features an sized lot on a quietcul-de-sac. This3BR/3BAhomehasanopen,
3rere A home locatis ed the Oak Point open and aily floor plan, large master suite with walk-in closes & air floor plan and a large master suite with walk-in closets &
3BR/3BA home located theOakPoint bath with twin vanities, tiled shower & large garden tub. Enjoy bath with twin vanities, tiled shower & large garden tub. Enjoy
community of Long Point. $720,000 towering oaks & pines from your screened lanai. $698,00 towering oaks & pines from your screened lanai. $675,000

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of the most desirable cul-de-sacs.in the Plantation. Cozy
3BR/2BAhas a small inviting sun porch overlooking the
Willow Conservancy. Features include a 2-car garage, a
new Trane XL 1400 A/C unit & outdoor shower $625,000

Z3iandhillCrant i.....: .1 -1 ::.rn I' r, r
to a greenbelt, this modem, one-of-a-kind
home with 3BR/2.5BA is privately tucked
away & surrounded by nature. $889,000

,..r Mlrh Cr ek Tika pi :tu' ,r. The F-nu-.
esque view of the 15"1 fairway of Oak Marsh
golf course and lagoon from the large patio.
This 3BR/3BA home has recently been totally
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81 S I lrtsh Road- Tr... tv,,unrnil :ER :ib
home is located in the wooded neighborhood
of Cedar Point. Panoramic windows provide
views of the golf course. $795,000

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41 La r.l iOak- L.: ..I I 1 L '
in the Beachwood Subdivision within walking
distance to Health & Fitness Center & beach.
This 3BR/3BA was designed by Esposito,
Cheek & Associates. $749,000

1 O _k Point C ir tL C.-.I.:, tl...* .I. ih. i I .-
ful glass door into this stunning 4BR/2BA.
Extras in this home include crown molding,
separate garage entrance, useable attic space
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Dunes Club Villas
Phase II ..... $1,885,000-
$2,197,950
Phase III .... .$1,556,950-
$2,297,950
Phase IV .....$2,103,105-
$3,001,000

Club Villas
Villa #3002 .... $359,000
Villa #3018.... $485,000

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Villa #2220 ...*

Piper Dunes
Villa #1539... $1,450,000

Ship Watch Villas
Villa #1304 .... $445,000
Villa #1330... .$649,000
Villa #1329 ... .$975,000

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

Pool Villa
Villa #3100 .....$525,000

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Sandcastles Villas
Villa #222.... ii [l
Villa #230 ..... $425,000
Villa #269. .... $439,000

Ocean Club Villas
Villa II #702 .$1,850,000
Villa #603S ..$1,850,000
Villa #613S .$1,990,000

Seaside Retreat Turtle Dunes
Villa #102 ... $1,100,000 Villa #1833 ...&DI J(
Villa #204 ... $1,150,000 Villa #1815 .. &DlD

Available Homesites
Ocean/Golf Price
12 Ocean Club Drive ............$1,650,000
Wooded Price
23 Sweetwater Oaks ................SOLD
10 Oak Point ..................... $360,000
24 Marsh Creek ........... .... .$385,000
Marsh/Intracoastal Price
4 Long Point ................ . $750,000
45 D Marsh Creek ............... .$795,000
5 The Pointe Estate Lot... ........ $849,000
7 The Pointe Estate Lot ........... .$749,000
6 The Pointe Estate Lot ........... .$799,000
13 & 14 Sound Point ............ .$1,250,000

13 GCiU n i ,ngd Teil Tu: un,..iu.: 4-i r .'?, 20 Ocean Club Drive: Behind magnificent gated 9 Dunes Court: A mahogany door ushers you
home is double the pleasure. Located minutes entry, Ocean Club Drive offers an elegant inside this furnished 3-story, 4BR/4.5BA with ele-
from the beach, backing up to a green space, lifestyle. 4BR/5.5BA, 3-story with elevator. 3-ca vaor and private balcony $3,300,000
and a step off of the scenic bike path, you are garage, 2 laundries and stunning views of both vator and privatebalcony.$3,300,000
entertained by nature. $1,290,000 the ocean and golf course. $2,750,000

melia Island Plantation-
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Visit our website at www.aipfl.com/realestate Prices subject to change without notice.
Equal Housing Opportunity, Obtain the Property Report required by federal law and read It before signing anything. No federal agency has judged the merits or
value, If any, of this property. Void as an offering In New York, New Jersey and all other states where prohibited by law. All sales shall be made in the offices of
the Amelia Island Corporation. 2003 Amelia Island Plantation.

fmelia Island Plantation
Real estate Sales

800-597-8108

Visit our website at wuw .aipfl.com/realestate Prices subject to change without notice.
Equal Housing Opportunity. Obtain the Property Report required by federal law and read it before signing anything. No federal agency has Judged the merits or
value, If any, of this property. Void as an offering-in New York, New Jersey and all other states where prohibited by law. All sales shall be made in the offices of
T'=B the Amelia Island Corporation. 2003 Amelia Island Plantation.

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1811 Commercial/Retail I811 Commercial/Retail

1308 HSF BUILDING year built: 2000.
Zoned CPO. 1/2 acre. Corner of AlA & St.
Peter Blvd. in Yulee. Call 1st Coast Realty,
(904)225-2696.
VIEWS VIEWS VIEWS Helena
Montana. 4.7 acres $79,990. Ride out
your back door to millions of acres of
national forest. Awesome lake & mountain
views, close to Canyon Ferry Lake,
minutes to Helena. Soils tested, utilities,
ready to build on. Call owner (406)581-
2125. FCAN

GREAT BUSINESS LOCATION for lease
with a 3BR/2BA house to live on site.
Located at 1474 S. 8th St. next to NAPA
Auto Parts. Perfect for car sales, antique
sales or retail. Great visibility, 1300sf
home, 1200sf warehouse, & a 600sf
office. Call Allen at 753-7631.
COASTAL GEORGIA Water access,
marshfront homesites. Gated community,
tennis, golf, kayaking & canoeing.
Preconstruction discounts, limited time.
From mid-70's. www.cooperspolnt.com.
(877) 266-7376. FCAN

FOR SALE BY OWNER 30 DAYS ONLY!
Bright and open, completely renovat-
S. ed 3BR/3BA home on Lighthouse
-. Circle, just off Atlantic. Beautiful
''" ceramic tile floors throughout, new
carpet, updated cabinets, countertops
.- and bathroom fixtures. Large fenced
rear yard with small storage shed.
CALL (904) 206-1571 $359,000

5BR/4BA 3.5 side entry garage 2,948 sq.ft. Professionally landscaped
1 block from beach Hardwood floors Tile floors Fireplace Vaulted ceilings
Ceiling fans Outdoor shower Security system Water softener Numerous
other upgrades -Will co-op! $639,000 Call 491-8995, by appointment only.

., Courtyard
style, remodeled
and renovated in
2003. Unique
:: .. .. design with a
heated pool, on
the sT fairway.
A gourmet

new appliances.
Large 3BR/3BA and a see-through fireplace in the
gathering room. If you like to entertain, this is the
home for you. $765,000 MLS# 32177

Come Home

to Summer Beach.
Live and Play by the Ocean
and at the Golf Club of Amelia.
Enjoy a World Class
Five Diamond Restaurant
at the fabulous
Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island.
Casual Living
with an Elegant Flair!

"NThis comfortable home on
Sthe 8m fairway features a
. Were screened lanai and lush 7
.j, ,c. walkway to the golf course.
-; 3BR/3BA, den/living room
V and a separate gathering
room with fireplace.
$659,000 MLS# 33729

We're here when you need us. 7 days a week!

Don Cantin, Realtor" -

t904-261-3986 ?.Toll Free 1-800-395-4517.!

E--mail: doncantin(I --watsonrealtycorp.com
CELL 904-206-3701WtonRaty Crp.REALTORS'

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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 .2
w/tile & wood flooring, marble s
fireplace, large kitchen & loft
area. Enjoy views of the lake.

$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.
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$529,900
496 Crosswind Drive
MLS#34788 4BR/3BA Seaside Home.
2,465 SF, short walk to the beach. Large
creened-in rear deck overlooking buffer
area, exterior shower with HOT water,
crown molding, tile & much more.

Arnie Zetterower
REACTOR''
904-415-2686
az@ Palm 3 real ty.com

$265,900
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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$18y,yUw
Forest Ridge Condo
MLS#34761 2BR/2BA,
Approx. 998 SE Walk to the beach
from this upstairs furnished flat.
Features French doors to deck &
plantation shutters.

$159,900
South 7" Street
MLS#34105 3BR/1.5BA
Approx. 1,144 SE
Don't pass this opportunity to
own a home on the Island
that is convenient to Centre St.
and the beach.

$359,900
1519 South Persimmon Circle
MLS#34722 3BR/2BA, Approx. 2,090
SE Simmons Cove home is 7/10 mi.to
the beach. Home has nice landscaping,
tiled back patio with sun setter awning,
bookcases, tile & much more.

* Estate Size Lots in North Hampton with Marsh Frontage. One lot is approx. 2 acres $499,900 and one lot is approx. 1.4
aicres $399,900'-- orpurchase-'bothIlots andhave'almost 3.5 acres for your estate,: -
' Commercial PieceIin High Traffic'Area., Approx. .5'acte lot ha f9't:." .:1r. :. : !- R..d 1..: .:r
has great exposure. $450,000 MLS#33586

DR. EDGREENE, REALTOR@

BROKER-ASSOCIATE

"I make house calls!"

E-mail: egreene225@hotmail.com

NORTH HAMPTON'S BEST!
Enjoy the amenities of this outstanding
community in this 4BR/4BA on a cul-de-
sac and the 6th fairway. Heated pool, large
bonus room. surround sound and so much
morefor only $449,000.

12 LOTS on A1A, Prince Dr. & OCEANVIEW Spacious
Baron Dr. between Lowe's and 3rd floor, 2BR condo at Ocean
WalMart. Homes sold "as-is." The Condo. Fully furnished. Walk
value of these properties is in the Condo. Fully furnished. Walk
land with future commercial use. to the beach and Fort Clinch.

OCEANSIDE AT
SUMMER BEACH VILLAGE.
Excellent 3BR/3.5BA just a stroll
to the beach and community pool.
$579,900

PALM III REALTY
www.palm3realty.com

BEACH GETAWAY!
This cozy 2BR/IBA beach cottage has a
new roof, new A/C and a beach access in
front. Come enjoy the beach at your own
place for only $419,000.

4Available 7 days a week

3321 SOUTH FLETCHER AVENUE FERNANDINA BEACH, FL 32034
904-261-3986 OR 800-395-4517 EVENINGS: 904-225-8105

Watson Realty Corp. REALTORS':

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817 Other Areas \
MIGHTY TENNESSEE Riverview "Bluff"
home, north Alabama, $254,000. Lake
Guntersville 69,100 acre lake,
"Waterfront" home, place for boathouse,
north Alabama, $325,000. Debbie Mathis
Realty (888)574-2525. FCAN

851 Roommate Wantedi
ROOMMATE WANTED to share 2BR/
2BA townhouse. FEMALE ONLY. Non-
smoker. No pets. $400/mo. + 1/2 utilities.
1st & last req'd. 321-3409 or 491-3114

1 852 Mobile Homes
Singlewide Mobile Home 2BR/1BA,
$550/mo. + $550 dep. Available now.
Doublewide Mobile Home 3BR/2BA,
$900/mo. + $900 dep. Available May 1st.
(904)583-2009
2BR ON 1 ACRE PROPERTY $625/mo.
+ $500 sec. deposit. 2 & 3BR units
available in trailer park. Other units also
available. (904)753-2676 .
MOBILE HOME UNFURNISHED -
3BR/2BA, CH&A. DW. 1 ac. paved rd.
Nassauville. Like new. No pets Indoors.
$850/mo. Incl. lawn service. 1st month +
security + ref's. (904)753-4179 day,
(904)491-3211 evenings.

855 Apartments
Furnished
AMELIA PARK Furnished 3BR/2.5BA
townhouse with 2-car garage available
immediately. $1600/mo. + utilities.
(904) 321-2744
OCEANFRONT 2BR/1BA condo, $1600.
3BR/3BA townhouse with pool, $1750.
Amelia Island Lodging Systems,
(904)261-4148 or (904)277-9702.

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I 855 Apartments
Furnished

HISTORIC DISTRICT Taking
applications for 1BR apt. $625/mo.
includes utilities, + deposit. No smoking.
No pets. (904)277-6763
LARGE 2/1 DUPLEX w/backyard, CH/A,
W/D, all utilities included. Long term,
$235/wkly + deposit or $975/mo, Also
available, 3/2 SWMH. Call 261-5034.
AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION 1 or 2
bedroom .condo for long or short term
rental. Call Terri at (904)261-4743.

i 856 Apartments
I Unfurnished

NEWLY RENOVATED STUDIO APT. -
2BR/2BA. 1104 S. 8th St. No pets.
$995/mo., 6 mo. lease. Call (904)261-
8887, cell 753-3584.
2BR/2BA TOWNHOUSE across the
street from the beach. Very nice.
$795/mo. + sec. dep. Amelia Island
Lodging Systems (904)261-4148 or
(904)277-9702.
2641 1ST AVE. 1 block to the beach.
arge, clean 3BR/2BA 2nd floor flat.'Fresh
paint, new carpet & new appliances.
$1200/mo. Call (904)277-4821.
HISTORIC DISTRICT Quiet 2BR/1BA
duplexes. Upstairs $925. Downstairs
;775. References. No pets. Call
(404)441-6417.
Affordable Living for eligible low-
income persons/families. 1 & 2 bedrooms.
Rent based on income. Apply at Post Oak
Apts., 996 Citrona Dr., Fernandina Beach;
(904)277-7817. Handicap Accessible apts.
available. Equal Housing Opportunity.
3BR/1BA DOWNSTAIRS APT. CH&A,
carpet, tile, new appliances, W/D hookup,
ocean view. Pets OK. Deposits. $1000/mo.
(904)415-1189
OCEANSIDE 1BR/1BA by Main Beach.
Utilities included. $635/mo. + security.
No pets. Call (847)867-3163.

856 Apartments
Unfurnished
MARSH COVE CONDOMINIUMS
Located off Amelia Island Parkway, Marsh
Cove offers newly remodeled. 2 & 3BR
apartments and town homes. Brand new
carpet and ceramic tile floors, appliances,
cabinets, countertops and much more!
Washer/Dryer connections included and
laundry center available. Prices starting at
$615, water, trash and sewage service
included. Call today for more Info. (904)
261-0791.
925 TARPON 2BR/2.5BA, washer/dryer,
ocean view. Long term. $925/mo. +
electric. Call (912)576-3078.
APT. FOR RENT 2BR. Access to beach.
2 months security. References. $750 +
electric. Call 1(631)335-5293 between
10am-12pm.
SOMERSET APARTMENTS
Try a new standard of apartment living at
Somerset. Beautiful 1BR & 2BR SINGLE
STORY apartments located off Amelia
Parkway. These modern apartments
feature vaulted ceilings, ceramic tile
floors, built-in computer desks,
washer/dryer connections & much more!
Prices starting at $615, water, trash, and
sewage service included. Call today for
more information at (904) 261-0791.

856 Apartments
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2727 Ocean Dr. 2BR/1.SBA townhouse,
$800/mo. + dep. Avail. 5/1.
871 S. Fletcher Upstairs 2BR/1BA,
ocean view, $800/mo. + dep. Avail. 5/1.
6339 Fernandina Shores 2BR/1.5BA
townhouse, $800/mo. + dep. Avail. 5/1.
Call 277-1818 days or 261-8132 after
6pm & weekends.
Affordable Living for eligible low
income seniors, handicapped or disabled.
1 & 2 bedrooms. Rate based on income.
Apply at Sandridge Apts., 2021 Jasmine
St., Fernandina Beach; (904)277-8722.
Handicap Accessible apts. available. Equal
Housing Opportunity.

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FERNANDINA SHORES CONDO
RENTAL 2BR/1.5BA. Weekly May-Sept.
$575/wk. (678)493-2558.
amellaislandrentals.net

PHOENIX WALK 2BR/2BA, LR, DR,
courtyard, pool, beach, golf. 3-12 mo.
lease. $1,000/mo. + utilities. No pets or
smoking. (904)215-9935

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FSBO ON ISLAND ~ REALTORS WELCOME!
1527 PERSIMMON CIRCLE ~ SIMMON'S COVE
4BR/2BA, 2,069 sq.ft., split floor plan, many extras & beautiful yard.
Great neighborhood. 1 mile from the beach & ready for immediate occupancy.
Won't last long at $369,000! Call for immediate showing!
(904) 261-7037 J

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baths, formal living/dining rooms, large family room with on Amelia Island. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, covered balcony,
fireplace PLUS bonus room upstairs. Master has sitting area utility room off kitchen. Heated pool, tennis, gated entrance
plus garden bath. This home has over 2,700 SF of living and decorated for the beach. Furniture is negotiable, too!
area. A must see! $325,000 MLS# 33223 Don't miss this one for 5539,900. MLS# 33817
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furnished oceanview condo. 9 foot
ceilings, garage & community pool
with waterfall & spa. $525,000 1

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961687 Gateway Boulevard Suite 101A Amelia Island, FL 32034
904-261-6116 -- 1-800-940-6116 FAX: 904-261-9181
website: www.ameliarealtginc.com
Amelia Realty e-mail: ameliarealty@bellsouth.net

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INVITING TABBY HOME located on a great lot with
panoramic view of 2 golf holes & large lake. House is in
great condition. Bright and sunny views from living area,
master BR and guest BR. Portable spa on rear deck. Some
furniture available. Must be seen! $625,900 #33721

SPACIOUS, WELL MAINTAINED HOME on the 1st hole, 2nd
tee of the Ocean Links course at Amelia Island Plantation. Huge
master suite on 1st 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 hard-
wood flooring. New carpeting in bedrooms. $915,000 #34233

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WANTED:
Quality unfurnished rental properties
priced from $800.00 to $1800.00 per
month. Out tenants pass both a credit
check and criminal background
screening. Call Patricia or Sabrina at
Chaplin Williams Rentals at.(904)261-
0604.
Visit our web site at:
www.chaplinwllilamsrentals.com

3BR/2.5BA 2 miles from beach & walk
to downtown. $925/mo. + utilities &
deposit & 1st month's rent. (904)753-
4459
CONDO/TOWNHOUSE Unfurnished.
Fernandina Shores, 3BR/3BA,
swim/tennis, 300' to beach, one year
lease. $1500/mo. + sec. Avail. 05/01.
Call (678)377-1295.

CHARMING VINTAGE SHAKE SHINGLE
Cape Cod style home on double lot.
3BR/2.5BA home close to beach and his-
toric district. Beautiful pine heart floors,
high ceilings, fireplace, master suite
upstairs, new oak cabinets in kitchen &
all appliances included. $449,000

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41 .COASTAL REALTY
904.261.2770
405 S. 8th Street

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OUTSTANDING HOME IN BEACHWAY ON PRIVATE premi-
um cul-de-sac lot. Side entry garage, wood burning fireplace,
carpet, tile ceiling fans, large screened porch, over looks preser-
vation area. Close to schools, shopping, island, 1-95. 3BR/2BA,
family room plus living room/office. Owner using garage for
work product storage. $234,900 #34503

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 -
sold "as is." Right to inspect. $245,000 #33467

1019 Isle of Palns 3BR/2BA, beautiful home with
. fenced rear yard and screened porch, formal dining area,
eat-in kitchen, two-car garage, dishwasher, icemaker.
1,333 SF. $1,275/mo. Available May.

OWN YOUR OWN OFFICE CONDO Large 1,600 sq.ft.
office originally a dentist office. Water available to rooms.
Currently an office with rich paneling in executive office &
conference room. Could be 6 offices, front & rear doors.
Very well-maintained with kitchen, centrally located. Must
have an appointment to show!!! $225,000 #33579

PRESTIGIOUS MARSH LAKES COMMUNITY Beautiful
3BR custom built home on a beautiful lake front lot. Views
across the lake are spectacular. 3-car garage, large work
room attached & unfinished bonus room over the garage
are but a few of the many extra features. This home wont
last, you must see it to appreciate the view from the solari-
um, screened deck or open deck. A bargain at $624,000

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CONDOS / TOWTKHOEMES
1580 Park Lane (Amelia Park) 3BR/2.5BA lovely town-
house In popular Amelia Park. Walking distance to the YMCA and central-
ly located close to the beach and shopping. Pest control and.lawn care
included. 1,800 SF. $1,400/mo. Available Mid-June.
2413 First Avenue, C-6 (Forest Ridge Village) -
3BR/2BA townhouse located at rear of property with a balcony. Amenities
include swimming pool, tennis court, playground, grill area and walking
distance to the beach. Close to schools and shopping. 1,522 SF.
$1,045/mo. Available Now.
631 Tarpon Avenue. #6319 (Fernandina Shores) -
3BR/2.5BA, very nice townhouse with extra-large family room. Community
pool is conveniently located directly behind this unit. Other amenities
include tennis court, playground, grill area and walking distance to the
beach. Laundry room w/washer & dryer furnished. 1,800 SF. $1,395/mo.
Available Now.
SITGrLE 0FAIMILY OHOMIES
200 Palmetto Trail (Otter Ran) LAKEFRONT.
Beautiful 3BR/2BA home with 2-car garage. Living room has vaulted ceil-
ing and fireplace. Nice kitchen with disposal, dishwasher, refrigerator with
icemaker, dining area & breakfast bar. 1,834 SF. $1,525/mo. Avail. Now.
2011 Sunrise Drive (Off Highland Drive) 3BR/2BA
beautiful home with screened rear porch across from Egans Creek Marsh.
Close to town, schools and the beach. Amenities Include 2-car garage, for-
mal dining area, fireplace, two master baths, washer & dryer included.
1,600 SF. $1,595/mo. Available Now.
262 Otter Run (Otter Run) 3BR/2BA, 2-car arage, living.
!toom with fireplace, lawn & pest control included. 1, 5/mo.
)vaaihble Now. -.... '

314 S. 14th Street -El1l 58i" i.i .'.'r aeck, fenced rear yard,
3709 Parliament Dr. (Off S.R. 107) Spacious home on
1.24 acre lot. Features covered pool area overlooking lake. 4BR/3BA, huge
great room w/fireplace, MBA has jacuzzi. 3,600 SF. $1,675/mo. Available
April thru December.
2116 Purcell Drive (Off Will Hardee) 3BR/2BA, 2-car
garage, fireplace in living room, vaulted ceilings, icemaker, built-in dish-
washer, fenced rear yard, sprinkler system. Pest control and lawn care
included. 1,280 SF. $1,250/mo. Available Now.
4019 Osprey Point Lane (OffBarnwell Road) -
3BR/2BA, beautiful rustic home on large wooded lot, gourmet kitchen with
skylight, stainless appliances and tile floor, screened porch, separate laun-
dry room, water softener and filter, large storage area on ground floor.
First time rental. 1,800 SF. $1,495/mo. Available.
1613 Canterbury Lane (Lakewood) 4BR/28A, formal liv-
ing & dining room w/fireplace, screened porch, fenced rear yard & 2-car
garage. 2,311 SF. $1,315/mo., lawn care included. Available Now.
4292 Maple Court (Otter Run) 3BR/2BA, formal dining
room, eat-in kitchen, refrigerator with ice maker, vaulted ceilings, fireplace
in living room, screened porch. 1,800 SF. 11,400/mo., lawn care incl.
Available Now.
86088 Santa Barbara Street (Lofton Oaks) 2BR/28A,
kitchen with dishwasher, disposal, icemaker in fridge, open dining/great
room, fenced rear yard. 1,230 SF. $915/mo. Available May.-,-..,
COa 12.O Elu.CIAL ie
Jasmine Office Center (1303 Jasmine) bk c.:L, off
ant. $12.00/SF plus s n.ales tan an ui-litnes.

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.

LOT 8 & 9 "The Residence"
Experience oceanfront living at its best on
A one of the last available lots in this private
S gated community. Lot being sold with a
FULL Ocean Club Membership to Amelia
Island Plantation. Enjoy golf, tennis, fit-
ness center, fine dining, and of course
beautiful sunrises over the Atlantic.

Offered at $2,350,000.

CALL CLAUDIA WATTS TODAY
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THESE EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS!
RE/MAX Professional Group
'f 904-321-1999 OFFICE 800-979-1998 TOLL FREE
W VISIT CLAUDIA ON THE INTERNET: www.claudiawatts.com
SIs iung your propeanr a preouislta to puorcnasing', 1C-,
Ask abouT m, inventoty'of bhua-rs wno ra' final ,cur Pprcopertry dealer; sutabiel- -

What a view you are going to have from this premium marshfront
lot with distant Intracoastal Waterway views in prestigious Long
Point in the Amelia Island Plantation. Build anew today & enjoy
this gate secured enclave with the world class amenities of the
Ocean Club available. $1,150,000 MLS #34630

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.. HIGH POINTE The Natural
Setting of this private gated
"col mmunity has been preserved
to provide each homeowner
wi th the opportunity to enjoy
nature at its finest. Three home-
sites available from mrnarshfront
to pristine wooded with natural
mi Preserve.
Lot 28 Wooded $179,000
Lot 14 Mlarshfront $595,000

25 OAK POINT Don t miss your
olpportunilv for gracious living in this
zan.1mzing three--tor home on Oak
Point at Long Point on Amelia Island
'. Pl-antation. The ovwncr has taken spe-
,cial carc o f thi, residence. The first
level includes parking as well as a
%workshop space.. Main rliving area lea-
LturesI large, master bedroom with sir-
ling a11a ovcilooking private sanctu-
arv. Iardwood flooring, gas fireplace.
mo dernt, ki he n plts living and dining
area. 'Third level fI'eiures two spacious
4 gUuce'l r,Dom, acII with private baths
.and bailconics. $815,000

Sherry Dennard, REALTOR ASSOCIATE

(904) 753-0129 or (904) 261-9311 Chaplin Williams
S Email: sherry@chaplinwilliams.com Realty

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The oceanfront
gem of South
Amelia Island
located in the
Residence.
$4,950,000
MLS #34265

Stunning view of
the ocean links &
Red Maple Lake
from this town-
house in Amelia
Island Plantation.
$685,000
MLS #34684
What an unparal-
leled sweeping
view from this
end unit with
deep wraparound
terrace.
$619,000
MLS #34260'

Intriguing new
home in historic
Old Town.
$399,900
MLS #33474

Beautiful ocean-
front property
allows vacation
lodging and is
currently licensed
for such.
$1,995,000
MLS #32702

Watch the birds
frolic over
Amelia's beautiful
salt marsh.
$799,000
MLS #33320

Be the envy of
Amelia Island
Plantation in
this chic
marshfront
villa.
$700,000
MLS #34142

Open and
spacious newer
home in
Beachway.
$184,900
MLS #34585

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* Lot 24 on Little Piney. 1.27 acre with 211' marsh frontage. $324,900 MLS #28361
* Lots 3 & 4 on White Street in Old Town. $150,000 MLS #33472 SALE PENDING

* AS LAND ACREAGE

* LOT 22, OCEAN CLUB DRIVE Golf Course. $1,199,900 #33633

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Ocean Park Furnished 3BR/2BA 1st
floor condo 2 available. Community
pool & spa, includes 1-car garage.
$1650/mo., available May 1st.
3150 S. Fletcher #401 -
Oceanfront. 2BR/2BA 4th floor condo
Is available furnished or unfurnished.
Complex has assigned parking & pool.
Available soon. $2,000/mo.
95457 Captains Way Furnished
4BR/2BA home in Golfslde North.
Available now. $2450/mo.
15 Willow Pond Fabulous furnished
home on the golf course at Amelia
Island Plantation. Main house has
3BR/2.5BA, formal living room,
screened porch, In ground pool & even
a pool table. Detached guest house
perfect for 4th bedroom, office or guest
suite. Available now. Flexible terms, &
includes lawn care & pool service.
$3500/mo.
30 Long Point Dr. Large beautifully
furnished home on the Long Point Golf
Course is over 3700 sq. ft. It has
3BR/4.5BA, large family room, formal
living & dining rooms, & 2-car garage.
Available May 1st for flexible 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.

811 Stanley Newly renovated
3BR/1BA home in established
neighborhood. All appliances, partially
fenced backyard & carport. NO PETS,
NO SMOKING. Available now. $895/mo.
629 N. Fletcher Newly remodeled
single family home has 3BR/2BA, 1-car
garage & ocean view. Available May
1st. $1100/mo.
1330 Autumn Trace Large 4BR/2BA
home, 2100 sq. ft., on a corner lot on
the south end of the Island. 2-car
garage. One Small Pet Only! Available
now. $1300/mo.
3436 Fiddlers Bend 2 or 3BR/2BA
condo on Amelia Island Plantation. Has
gorgeous marsh views & lovely wood &
tiled floors. No smoking. $1700/mo.
Call Patricia Cool at Chaplin
Williams Rentals (904)261-0604 or
visit chaplinwilliamsrentals.com for
more information.

Private Cabin In woods. Amazing
vistas. Nassau River near Fernandina, Jax
Navy Base. Artist, writer. Modernized,
charming. $900. 1BR/1BA, FP. 261-5912,
756-4626

NEWLY RENOVATED stucco home 609
Stanley Dr. 3BR/2BA. Office/4th BR. 1800
sq ft. Laundry rm, Ig fenced lot, fpl/bullt-
In BBQ, brick patio, front porch, sprinkler
sys. Tile & terrazza floors. Quiet,
established neighborhood. Pets allowed.
$1250/mo. (904)261-0197.

OLD TOWN Renovated historic cottage,
2BR/1BA, LR, kit., laundry & bonus room.
Good neighborhood for kids. $900/mo.
Call (904)261-0012.

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NORTH HAMPTON 3/3 w/den. $1,400.
2536 sq. ft., 3-car garage. Community
pool, tennis. No pets. Call Carol or Sherrl
at Century 21 (904)261-3077.
96307 NASSAU LAKES CIR. 4/2, $1100.
32409 GRAND PARKE BLVD. 3/2, $1200.
31182 GRASSY PARKE DR. 3/2, $1300.
1574 CANOPY DR. 3/2, $1400.
Call Carol or Sherri at Century 21,
(904)261-3077.
3BR/2BA Lawn maintenance included,
$1300/mo. 4BR/2BA Lawn
maintenance included, $1350/mo. Call
Arnie Zetterower, Palm III Realty, LLC.
(904)415-2686.
OTTER RUN HOME 3BR/2BA, 2-car
garage, large yard. $1,100/mo. Lawn
care Included. 6 mos. or 1 yr. lease. Call
(904)874-4877.
WANTED:
Quality unfurnished rental properties
priced from $800.00 to $1800.00 per
month. Out tenants pass both a credit
check and criminal background
screening. Call Patricia or Sabrlna at
Chaplin Williams Rentals at (904)261-
0604.',
Visit our web site at:
www.chapllnwillnamsrentals.com
BEACHWAY HOME 4BR/2BA, 2-car
garage, open & spacious home, large lot.
Available In mid-April. $1200/mo. Call
206-2841.
3BR/1.SBA porch, beautiful view of
river, in Historic Old Town Fernandina.
$975/mo. (904)321-1422
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.
IMMACULATE 3BR/2.5BA custom
home. Gated community with pool &
tennis courts. $2400/mo. Call (904)415-
0822.
HISTORIC AREA 3BR, 2-story, freshly
painted, fireplace,, central air, new
carpeting, laundry room. 322 N. 3rd St.,
downtown: Call 261-6846. $950 rent.
$1000 dep. Good credit, referrals.
PLANTATION OAKS near Ritz. 3BR/
2BA. 2 car garage, fenced yard, patio,
separate DR, FP, sprinkler system, wood
floors. Great home in great location.
$1395/mo. Option to buy. (904)491-5058
86601 WORTHINGTON DRIVE -
Beautiful new 4BR/2BA home on large
lakefront lot with 2-car garage. Vaulted
ceilings, security system, water softener,
sprinkler system & window treatments.
Over 2100 sq. ft. $1450/mo. 753-3616
or 261-1101
OCEANVIEW BEACH HOUSE -
3BR/1BA. $1100/mo. Please call
(919)779-2101.
LOOKING FOR A long term, unfurnished
rental in the Amelia Island area? Visit our
webslte at www century21ferrelra.com for
a complete listing or call Carol or Sherri @
Century 21 (904)261-3077.

2BR/1BA W/D, on island, great
location. $850/mo. + deposit. Call 583-
0391 or 583-3130.

1861 Vacation Rentals
YOUR OWN SUMMER PRIVATE BEACH
LOG HOME ESTATE located on a
wooded, sandy shore. Northern Lake
Huron (at the eastern end of Michigan's
upper per..niula) Extremely private (5
acres, 366 ft. of snorelilne) Yet within
minutes of town. Visit Mackinac Island,,
the Soo Locks, De Tour Passage,
Drummond Island, Lighthouses, Great
Lake freighterss (some over 1,000 ft.). Or
just rela3, sun or read on your own warp
around deck, sit and enjoy the see-
through fireplace in the great room.
Charmingly well appointed (sleeps 6), 2
bedrooms & loft with master suite. Call
for details, (906)440-2549 or (866)747-
3475.
AMELIA ISLAND BEACHFRONT
CONDO RENTALS
3 night minimum. Available for Shrimp
Fest. Amelia Escapes, (904)491-6650.

HOME AWAY PROM HOME Fernandina
Beach, 3BR/2BA, large deck surrounding
front, short walk to beach. $800/week.
(904)783-6700
A Gatlinburg Hot-Tub Cabin Secluded.
Sunbathe, soak in your heart-shaped
Jacuzzi. Midweek 5-night special from
$395. Weddings from $199. Reunion
lodge, $595/night. (800)726-0989.
www.gocabins.com. FCAN
OCEANVIEW 3BR/2BA and 2BR/1BA.
Call (904)261-4066, C.H. Lasserre,

902 Trucks
1999 SILVERADO TRUCK for sale.
73,000 miles. Extra sharp. Extra clean.
Great tires. $15,500 firm. (904)548-
1110
2003 DODGE DAKOTA SLT 4X4, 4.7 Itr
V8, spray-in bed liner, tool box, wire for
trailer, 23,000 miles. $17,000. Call Scott
(904)556-3142.
1999 PETERBILT TRUCK (White) 385
model. $25,000/OBO. For more
Information call (904)866-8523.
2000 3EEP GRAND Cherokee Laredo -
A/C, P, PW, PL, cruise, CD/cassette, roof
rack, tow package. 80,000 miles.
$10,400. (904)321-0526

903 Vans

500-3000 SQ. FT. Storage warehouse,
retail, or.art studio for lease with loading
dock & 12 ft. ceilings. On future trolley
route in historic downtown. Available
now. (904)321-2222
501 CENTRE STREET Office space from
$325/mo. Immediate occupancy. Call
753-2474 or 261-9562.
DEERWALK Prime high visibility location
on AlA in O'Neal. 1250sf units. Curtiss
Lasserre Real Estate (904)261-4066.
AMELIA ISLAND RESORT AREA Prime
location on First Coast Hwy., north of AIP,
south of Ritz Carlton. 1008-1530 sq. ft.
Call (904)277-3376.
1600SF OFFICE, 4000SF WAREHOUSE
- 3 rolltop doors, high visibility, A1A
location. $4250/mo. + tax. Call Curtiss H.
Lasserre Real Estate (904)261-4066.

1993 PLYMOUTH LASER Dark blue, 5-
spa., runs grEat, AC, new brakes, struts,
shocks. $2200/OBO. (904)277-8545
'02 TOYOTA SOLARA SE.. Auto, 4 cyl.,
CD, excellent condition, garage kept, new
tires. $10,500, 100BO. 277-7813. .
$5001 Police .Impounds
Hondas/Chevys/3eeps, etc Cars from
$500.' For. listings 1(800)749-8116 ext.
A461.
'03 FORD FOCUS ZTS 4 cyl., auto.,
leather, CD, fully loaded. Exc. condition.
28,000 miles. $12,200. (904)548-0501
1986 TOYOTA TERCEL HATCHBACK -
Great condition. Only.60,000 miles. Runs
great. $1800. Call (904)277-3417.
1988 300 ZX Red, T-Tops, 5 spd. Runs
& looks great. $3850. (904)225-4914.,
2000 SILVERADO Ext. cab, topper,
loaded, nice. $12,500. '98 SATURN -
Runs. Good parts. $400. Call 415-1261.

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Is subject to the Federal Fair
Housing Act, which makes it illegal
to advertise any preference,
limitation, or discrimination based
on race, color, religion, sex,
handicap, familial status or national
origin, or the intention to make any
such preference, limitation or
discrimination.
The News-Leader will not knowingly
accept any advertising for real
estate which is in violation of the
law. All- persons are hereby
Informed that all dwellings
advertised are available on an equal
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*338-A Tarpon Ave.- $1,195/mo.
J/2, I blochk l: he tech Water, sewer & garbage
included in rent. Pets upon approval. Avail. Now.
aYFF ISLAN fi
* 96189 Abaco Island Dr. $1,195/mo.
3/2, nice brand new home located in Nassau Lakes @
The Reierve Open living-ddiining lhen. light bright
& airv spli[ il311 a m3il p,aio0 arid pond in b3hy3rd
Pels upon approval Avail Now
* 344 Piney Island Dr. $2,300/mo.
3/2, 2-ar garage wih wortshop. Magiiifioeni View o1
marsh & bridge. Screened porch. Avail. Now.
COMMElRCIAL
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IJlii 3 5 6 jif'P jvilablef Ideal,)l Ii ntces or mill hhopl
.Reill 1 2(ri All' looled rirerty across Iron Bilul]ei king
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Real Estate, Inc.

RESIDENTIAL
3BR/2BA IN OTTER RUN 2-car garage, lawn
maintenance included. $1,250/mo. + utilities.
4BR/3BA OCEANVIEW HOME -
Great view & easy beach access.
Over 2,000 SE $1,750/mo.+ utilities.
ACROSS FROM RITZ, IN GATED GOLF
SIDE SOUTH 3BR/2BA home on private
Yachtsman Drive. $1,850/mo.+ utilities. Yard
maintenance & pest control included. UNFURN.
PRIVATE HOME in SUMMER BEACH -
3BR/2BA *ikh FLA room. Easy beach & pool
access. $1,950/mo. + utilities.
VACATION
487 So. FLETCHER 2BR/I BA oceanview.
Monthly/weekly rental.
COMMERCIAL
HISTORIC DISTRICT PROFESSiONAL
OFFICE *id. 3 rooms.
5 POINTS PLAZA-Prime retail space in
shopping center with Appiebee's, SteinMart
and CVS. From 1,200 to 6,000 SF.
DEERWALK Prime high visibility location on
AIA in O'Neil, 1,250 SF units. $11-13 psf.
Plus $3 cam.

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BEDROOMS

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

Eastwoo aks (904) 845-2922
37149 Cody Circle
A PA RT M N T S Hilliard, Florida

1994 GMC VAN Great work van.
$1750/OB0 Call (904)261-3011 for test
drive. ,

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MINI CHOPPER 90cc motor, 4 cycle, .4-
speed. DIRT BIKE 90cc, 4 cycle, 4-
speed. BOTH BRAND NEW.. Call (904)
277-8108, leave message if no answer.
2003 HONDA SHADOW VLX600 Blue,
1,375 miles. $4,000. Call (904)321-1781
or (904)879-3181.
BLACK '98 GOLDWING 42,000 miles.
Well kept. $5,000. Call (904)277-2118.
2000 HARLEY DAVIDSON 883 Custom
Sportster, low mileage, priced to sell. Call
(904)277-4170.

Furnished
+ SOUTH FLETCHER : 2BR/2BA house.
Close to the beach. $1,100/mo.
includes electric, water, garbage,.
sewage & lawn maintenance.
Available Now.
+ RACHAEL AVENUE: 3BR/2BAlhouse.
Close to the beach. $1,500/mo.,
includes lawn maint. Available Now.
+ FOREST RIDGE : 2BR/lBA 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: NEW3BR/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 PETS.
+ WEST 5TH ST.: 3BR/2BA condo.
Large garage, community pool, close to
the beach. $1,300/mo. Available Now.
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and Tilt. V6, Auto, Chrome Wheels and
Spoiler. Save Big and Look Good
For Only '9,950

Great Gas Saver Family
Car..Silver Exterior with
Light Grey Bucket Seats.
Clean CarFaxTM History.
4 Cyl., Auto, Cold A/C,
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AM/FM CD Stereo,
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FOR ONL VV 5,950

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White Exterior with Grey Leather Seating.
CD and Cassette Stereo, Cruise & Tilt.
Front and Rear A/C, Power Seat,
Windows & Locks. Auto, Cold A/C and
Alloy Wheels. Yours
For Only '8,950

2001 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE 1995 VOLVO 960
Beautiful Silvermist Exterior with Charcoal Super Clean Sport Luxury Sedan in Like-New
Grey Cloth Buckets. AM/FM Stereo, Auto, Condition. CarFaxTM Certified 1 Owner with
Dual Zone A/C, 3.8 Litre V6, Alloy Wheels, Only 74K Miles. Ivory White Exterior with
Cruise & Tilt. Great Full-Size Family Car in Grey Leather Seating. 3 Position Memory
Excellent Condition. Power Windows and Seat; Fog Lamps, Climate Controlled A/C,
Locks. Yours Moonroof, 6 Cyl., Auto, Cruise and Tilt. Yours
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Seats. Power Windows, Locks & Seats; Gas. 4 Cyl., Auto, Cold A/C, AM/FM.
Cruise and Tilt. AM/FM Stereo Cass./CD, Stereo. 4 Wheel ABS, Power Steering
Alloy Wheels and Moonroof. 4.6 Litre
Engine, Auto, Cold A/C. Clean CarFaxTM & Brakes.. Fire Red Exterior with Grey
History. Only 69K Miles and Yours Cloth Bucket Seats. Clean CarFax
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Power Windows & Locks. Cruise & Tilt. Cold A/C, AM/FM Stereo Radio, Power
White Exterior with Light Blue Cloth Windows and Door Locks. Cruise &
Interior. Sport Wheels, AM/FM CD and Tilt. Well-Maintained and Yours
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the Island
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97036 PEG LEG WAY *$208,500 96394 HIGH POINTE DRIVE $649,900 4297 MAPLE COURT $179,900 2121 ALACHUA STREET $324,900
Fabulous 3B'28PA i'. e with covered porch, plant shelves, ceiling Terrific new Donna Lynne home under construction in the gated High 3 bedroom, 2 bath home located in Otter Run subdivision. Has laminate Quaint look, but new home between town & b.::h j ,h [i. blul .:.rdir-
fans and more. Located in a neighborhood with a pool and a boat Pointe community. Open and bright4BR/3.5BAhome featuring a screened and tile flooring, over 1,600 SE Suitable as starter or downsizing. Great ful trees. Tile, new carpet, wood, screened 7....iLh largj: pr i, t. i.: j L.i
ramp. To be completed by July. MLS #34069 porch & optional bonus room. Stucco & stone exterior finish. MLS #32928 home with new paint. Call for details. MLS #34452 fenced. Fruit trees & flowers galore. Agent/Owner, Easy Appt.
JANITE WESTMORELAND 904 753 2018 GLENN HANCOCK 904 753 ?009 FVELYN MORTENSON 004 753 2014 PAT MILONE 904 753 2111I

2012 BRIDAL ROAD $221,900
Inestmcrll,-[iFporturiiry' Brdl dupleA .n land. "BR/I BA, nicp-
tic bslcm. bLh idcis rcnmd at this time,o r li.c in onr iide and rcnt
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CARLENE McLDUFFi E 904 ';1 !122

Lot 3, RIVERSIDE DRIVE 4 $295,000
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Lovely golf community home with all t
Rich hardwood floors, ceramic tile, got
in the FLA room. 4BR/3.5BA, office w

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he rooms and features you would want.
urmet kitchen, wet bar, summer kitchen
ith built-ins. MLS #33169
PAM MEYER 904.415.0303
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86183 HAMPTON BAYs DRILE $385,000
Beautifully well kept and appoin ed 4BR/2BA home in North Hampton.
Featuring heated saline pool, wonderful open floor plan, stacked stone
facade, and situated on a private lot. You will love this house! MLS #34859
PAT TROXEL 4 904.321.1999
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86481 E.AsTiori DRin $339,900
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Duplex with ocean breeze! Live on one side and rent the other side or Beach condo on 2" floor with 3 bedrooms/3 ba3th, utll) furnished
make this a large single family home within walking distance to the and great ocean views. itL ur'4si ,2
beach. 6 bedrooms total, 2 garages. Great buy. MLS #34698
ICAREN WRITING TMC 6 R6 437 505 GRRY CLARE 904.753.2377

I 86104 CAL tWAi DRIVE 4 $149,900 LOT 27, HIGH PoiNTE DRitE $199,900
Tranq ,ilr) & o 3:,'irncrnrne r i tO i.u in i d'. iur.J, cor,:rrir, bl.. h.'ire Premium inierior corner lot. I 8 acrsc. in pri%.ic galcd nricluair,
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Lot 14 & Pa.t Oti LeIt 15 ~ LlitL PiN\ ISLuND $159,900 95204 SPRINGIIDE LANE 4 $1,490,000
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1765 DUNES CLUB VILLA $1,700,000 2985 PIGEoN CREEk RoaD $64,900 I 86480 S.ND HickOIN Tn IL $205,000
Experience the ultimate oceanfront living in this elegant villa located Cozy 2BR/2BA on one acre, nice trees, storage building, all fenced, 12x20 Hickory Village ~ new listing. 3 bedroom home built in 2004 with 2 baths &
on Amelia Island Plantation. 4BR/3.5BA, 3,200 SF, travertine floors, deck, eat-in kitchen, walk-in closet in 13x15 MBR. Within 1 mile of public 2-car garage. Fireplaced great room, spacious kitchen overlooking patio area
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Desirable south end of the Island! Well maintained 3BR/2BA home in
Windward Cove. Close to the beach, fenced yard, screened porch with
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211 So. FLETHER AiENLiUE $675,000 412 PORTSIoD DRIE $374,900
Beach home ih it ou, il l .c: S\ppi.:.:oa 3BR/2.5BA residence with 2-car 4BR/2BA located in Oc,-an in TddJ cniry. linal .ireiend dnd ile..t
gaiafc. Sptc.aculir c.en L oi.- ,-d direct access to beach walkway. Excellent condition, bay window and island in kitchen. Seabreeze
'trrtil long or .hrt.krr, nial or "' ho M S Oi ,I plan, l tJd ,n :ul.de.3ac :,illf or ,ip[.,,iintm;,i rit 1i t i 1 -,
PAUL WERLiNG 86r. 43." 8505 EVELYN MORTEIJSON 4 04 :.:s 21 4

86096 MrIaMik 4 $324,900
En :'.,) I l.. I ig p f : I ihr -l .:rgc 'u 4L-,' ;.''V I ll[.Ii I:'. hi,;
in North Hampton. You'll also have a great view of the 4th tee box
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97668 PIRATEs POINT ROAD $330,000
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scenic Pirates Wood. Norwegian brick and frame construction with wood
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PAt.1 MEYER 4 q0 415 :1303

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14J30 Uoh iRKtti $ )03UU,UUU
Outstanding commercial property located in the center of Amelia Island.
3,800 SF with reception area, 2 offices, overhead storage, full bath, 4-12'
roll-up doors, heat and air, fully fenced, parking area. MLS #33276
GLENN HANCOCK 4 904 75M7200o

I-A AMELIA LANDINGS $225,000 127 Su. 5"' SI [E1 *I $275,000
Decorator redone and fully furnished 2BR/2BA condo near the Cozy duplex in downtown Fernandina Beach. 2BR/1IBA in each unit. Live
beach on first, floor overlooking pool and lush vegetation. in one and rent the other. Great investment in paradise. MLS #34156
Tennis courts & beachwalk. MLS #34855
'cRn CL An on 04 75 3577 lANtr WESTMOIREI.AND 04 753 20189

2117 So. FLERHER AVENUE $789,000
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Large home with 3BR/4BA, over 2,500 SF, new high impact glass windows,
new metal roof and tremendous potential. MLS #34305
PAT TROYT. 904.321 199

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