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Smoke detector saved life

SHANNON MALCOM
News-Leader
A smoke detector installed by
Nassau County Fire-Rescue fire-
fighters may have saved the life of
66-year-old Ruby Brown when her
Yulee home caught fire early
Monday morning.
Nassau County Fire Investigator
Roger A. Henderson said Brown
told him the smoke detector woke
her up about 4:15 a.m. Henderson
said the smoke detector was
installed by fire-rescue personnel as
part of a community service effort
to provide smoke detectors to peo-
ple who don't have them.
"We have a program where dif-
ferent businesses give us smoke
detectors and if anybody is in need
(of a smoke detector), we take their
information... and send the smoke

detector to the closest fire station
and the firefighters go and install
it," he said.
The fire destroyed the 86091
Yanie Road home.
Firefighters had the fire under
control within 45 minutes, accord-
ing to Nassau County Fire-Rescue
Chief Tracy Braley. Braley said the
fire was completely extinguished
after about an hour and a half.
Henderson said the fire start-
ed when a pile of rags sitting
behind a gas hot water heater
caught fire and the fire spread to a
nearby wood frame.
Braley said Brown .is being
assisted by family and friends. She
lived alone, Braley said.
Nassau County Fire Chief
Chuck Cooper said the department
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No one was injured in the early morning fire that destroyed
86091 Yanie Road, the home of Ruby Brown.

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436 millworkers after weeks
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July 22, 1955

25 YEARS 16
The list of candidates for
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pushed to 31 as official quali-
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July 23, 1980

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BUSINESS 4A
CLASSIFIEDS ......................... 1C
COURT REPORT ............... 11A
CROSSWORD ................ 9B
EDITORIAL 7A
FOOD 6B,
PEOPLE AND PLACES ..... 7B
OBITUARIES 2A
POLICE REPORT ....... .10A
SERVICE DIRECTORY ..._.. 3C
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MICHAEL PARNELL
News-Leader
Two more city planners have
resigned this month, continuing
the turnover of professional plan-
ning staff during the tenure of City
Manager Bob Mearns.
Planning Supervisor Lupita
McClenning resigned Monday -
the third top city planner to leave
the job in the past three years.
That followed the resignation
earlier this month of Catherine
Hartley, hired by the city just last
fall. That leaves only one profes-
sional planner on staff, and he's

city planners depart

been with the city less than a year. She is leaving to become a plan- "philosophical differences."'
"There's no question that in the ner in the Amelia Island office of Mearns is hiring a new com-
short term the demand forservice Zev Cohen & Associates, head- munity development director to
will exceed the city's ability to quartered in Ormond Beach. The oversee both the planning and
*react, but the, first consideration firm provides civil engineering, building departments. Mearns said
will be for accuracy in advice and landscape architecture, compre-, he had extended an offer to Larry
responsiveness," Mearns wrote hensive planning and environ- Frey, currently development serv-
city commissioners in a memo, mental permitting services, ices director in Bradenton.
Monday. Hartley is joining a Jacksonville The decision to hire a new
He said planning consultant firm. community development director
Gail Eaqley of Crystal River will McClenning replaced former came this spring after the planning
"provide backup services for case planning director Anne Catinna, and building departments dis-
review and planning advice." who was fired by Mearns last year. agreed over interpretation of city
McClenning had been Catinna had replaced Bob codes regarding three houses
employed by the city for 18 Jarzen, the city's community devel- under construction on South
months, the last year as chief plan- opment director, who resigned in
ner. 2003 over what Mearns called CITY Continued on 3A

Crow absolved, city manager chided

GLENDA S. JENKINS
News-Leader
The state attorney's office will
not pursue charges that
Fernandina Beach Commissioner
John Crow violated the city's char-
ter.
There may be a "technical vio-
lation," but "it was not intentional
or willful," Assistant State Attorney
Granville "Doc" Burgess found.
Instead, Burgess found City
Manager Bob Mearns and his staff
culpable in the incident in which
Crow conferred with a city
employee about grievances she
had against her supervisor, City
Clerk Cassandra Mitchell.

"I decline to
prosecute,"
Burgess wrote in
his disposition 1, '
statement.
"While a techni-
cal violation may
have occurred by
Crow, it was not Crow
intentional and
willful. The city
manager and his staff bear some
responsibility for any violation.
Therefore, I am taking no further
action in this matter."
Crow requested the investiga-
tion in June, saying publicly he
had not violated the charter and
that he wanted to be exonerated.

S "I'm proud to
see government
1\ work the way it's
'-. designed to
work," he said
Tuesday. "I was
trying to get a
problem handled,
Mearns and it was the
only way I knew
to go about it."
In the disposition Burgess
explains that he based his deci-
sion on two principal facts, notably
that Crow's initial contact with
Lateisha Hooper, an employee in
Mitchell's office, had been pre-
cipitated by advice from Kim
Elliott, an assistant to Mearns.

Also, Mearns twice "delegated
his authority over administrative
service to an individual commis-
sioner," Burgess said.
After experiencing problems
with Mitchell, Hooper "relayed
her concerns to" Elliott, Burgess
wrote.
"Elliott advised her to make
contact with Commissioner John
Crow and the mayor. This advice
was contrary to the city charter,
which prohibits commissioners
from dealing directly with city
employees about 'administrative
service'," Burgess wrote.
"Mearns told Hooper he had
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held in

mans

death

SHANNON MALCOM
News-Leader
The wife of a 22-year-old Yulee
man who died last week was arrest-
ed Monday afternoon immediately
following his burial, according to
Nassau County Sheriff Tommy
Seagraves.
Rachel Marie
Miner, 19, of
Yulee was arrest-
ed at Hughes
Cemetery on a
charge of delivery
of a controlled
substance.
Seagraves said Rachel
the arrest was a Miner
result of the inves-
tigation into the
death of Richard Miner Jr.
According to a police report,
police and rescue workers arrived
at a CR 108 home in Hilliard around
5:50 a.m. July 13, and found Richard
Miner dead.,
An official cause of death has
not been determined, but
Seagraves said an accidental drug
overdose is suspected. Investigators
are awaiting the results of toxicol-
ogy tests from the Jacksonville
Medical Examiner's Office.

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cash on

co-worker

BENJAMIN PRICE
News-Leader
While she was embezzling more
than $1 million from the Nassau
County Clerkof Courts Office, Julie
Mixon shared a joint savings
account with a co-worker, loaned
her money and took numerous
gambling trips with her, police
records show.
Longtime clerk of courts
employee Debra Harris Keiter, cur-
rently a payroll specialist in the
finance office where Mixon
worked, also received a $5,000 cash
transfer from Mixon she could not
explain to authorities.
Florida Department of Law
Enforcement investigators twice
asked Keiter "point blank" if she
stole funds from the office. Keiter
adamantly denied any involvement
in Mixon's scheme and agreed to a
polygraph test, which was never
given.
No other clerk's office employ-
ees are suspected of embezzling
funds or assisting Mixon, but the
FDLE said Tuesday the investiga-
tion remains open.
"As far as Debra Keiter... there
is no evidence that the (joint)
account was used to hide stolen
funds," and she is not suspected
of aiding or abetting Mixon's theft,
FDLE spokeswoman Sharon
Gogerty said Tuesday.
Mixon, a finance supervisor
who confessed in April to stealing
from the office since 1996 arid later
committed suicide, kept numerous
bank accounts, some with family
members, records show.
FDLE records show Mixon
made "questionable deposits" into
personal bank accounts as well as
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Benefityard sale
The Shrine Ladies, an auxil-
iary of the Fernandina Beach
Shrine Club, will hold a fund-
raising yard sale July 23 from 8r
a.m. to 2 p.m. at the lodge on
14th Street.
All are welcome.

Pirate Pedal
The Amelia Island Wellness
Center will host a Pirate Pedal
beginning at 7:30 a.m. July 23.
Bike riders will participate
in 21-, 30- or 68-mile rides
around the island, down
Heckscher Drive and back to
the wellness center.
The entry fee is $35, and a
portion of the proceeds will
benefit "Operation Skate." Call
Chris Sargent for more infor-
mation at 261-0577.

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on besides.
genetics.
There is
some good
news in the
ongoing
search for
causes, cures

ALICE WALSH
News-Leader
t's the second leading cause
of male cancer death, and as
scary for men as breast can-
cer is for women. I'm speak-
ing of prostate cancer, a disease
that hits one out of six men, if
they live long enough. And while
it progresses so slowly in the
truly elderly that they will proba-
bly die first of something else, it
is still a threat and a killer for
many. Itis especially common in
.African-American men, who are
65 percent more likely to acquire
it than Caucasians.
Asian men are much luckier
as long as they remain in Asia.
They have the lowest rate among
all nationalities, but that is not
true if they live in the Western
hemisphere. This suggests that
there is something more going

WEEKLY

UPDATE

FBHS registration
Fernandina Beach High
School will offer new student
registration on July 21, 26 and
27 from 8:30-11:30 a.m. each
day on a first come, first served
basis.
Parents should bring
prior school records (report
cards, current FCAT scores,
transcripts), immunization
records, Social Security card,
proof of residence and birth
certificate.
For information, call the
school at 261-5713.

EastNassau
Homeowners Council
The East Nassau
Homeowners' Council, an
umbrella group for homeown-
ers between the Amelia River
and Yulee, will meet at 7 p.m.
July 21 at North Hampton. For
information call Robert
Weintraub at 491-6817.

Anniversary
Minister Louise Hunter
Glover will celebrate her 16th
anniversary as a soloist and
gospel promoter at 7 p.m. July
23 and at 4 p.m. July 24 at First
Baptist Church, 86584
Pinewood Drive in Yulee.
Evangelist and prophetess
Victoria Milton of Hope House
Deliverance Center of Folkston,
Ga., will speak. The service will
include gospel singing, testi-
monies and praise dancing.

could be one factor in the high
rate of this disease in African-
American men.
The American Cancer Society,
according to a story in HealthDay
News, reported that a carefully
controlled Italian study of more
than 14,000 men over a number
of years showed that supple-
ments containing antioxidants
found in green tea were 90 per-
cent effective in preventing
prostate cancer in men at high
risk. But you'd have to drink
about 12 cups a day to match the
percentage of antioxidants in the
supplements! Still, substituting
green tea for coffee and iced tea
for soft drinks much of the time
can't hurt, and may help.
The ACS also suggests cutting
way down on red meat and fatty
dairy products, and keeping
one's weight down.
Here is some really good

news: Trials at Harvard Medical
School with the mineral selenium
have produced impressive
results. Selenium has proved
highly effective in slowing down
the progression of prostate can-
cer, and is thought to have a pre-
ventive action, as well. In fact, the
results have been so good cut-
ting the rate of advanced prostate
cancer by 50 to 70 percent that
a supplement of 200 micrograms
of selenium per day is recom-
mended for all men at some risk.
More trials continue; this looks
very promising at this time.
There's nothing that can be
done about certain risk factors,
such as race, family history or
age, but by putting together and
adopting the lifestyle factors that
offer some degree of protection,
the sum total may overcome
nature's drawbacks.
awalsh@fbnewsleadercom

OBITUARIES

Robert Lee Ellis
Robert Lee Ellis of Amelia Island, passed away
July 15,2005, after a long and courageous battle with
Mantle Cell Lymphoma.
He was born Aug. 9, 1931, in New York City, the
son of Charlotte and Steve Stalonis of Dowagiac,
Mich. He was raised in Chicago and graduated from
Western Michigan University and Georgetown
University School of Law. He served in the United
States Army where he was a member of the Special
Forces.
Recognized as one of the leading trial attorneys in
Virginia and the District of Columbia, he spent his pro-
fessional career with the law firm of Siciliano, Ellis,
Dyer and Boccarosse, of which he was a partner. He
was a member of the Virginia and D.C. Bars, and the
founder of the Virginia Association of Defense
Attorneys. He was a resident of Fairfax, Va., for 40
years and was an active member of the Country Club
of Fairfax, where he pursued his passion for golf.
He also loved hunting, sailing and flying, and was
a founding member of the Braddock Road Youth
Club, where he spent many years coaching Little
League football and basketball.
After moving to Amelia Island, he quickly became
involved in the community that he loved so much. He
served as president of the Amelia Island Men's Golf
Association, vice president of the Amelia Island
Plantation Civic Association and president of the
Heron Oaks Owners Association.
He is survived by his wife of 33 years, Barbara
Whelan Ellis; his children from his first marriage,
Mark Ellis, Scott Ellis, Kim and Frank Zych and chil-
dren Lauren and Joe, Eric Ellis, Bruce and Leigh
Ann Ellis and children Jordan, Ryan, Katherine and
Kristin. He is also survived by Stephen Hess, Bob and
Diana Hess and children Caitlyn and Christopher,
Mary Beth and JackRichards and son Calvin, Susanne
and Justin Pelham-Webb aand children Arthur and
Bobbie,;Barbie and JefflPnlummer and sonJamey.,...
A celebration of his life will be held at 11a.m. July
25 at Walkers Landing on Amelia Island. Words of
inspiration will be delivered by the Rev. Father Brian
Eburn, pastor of St. Michael Catholic Church.
The family would like to thank the dedicated doc-
tors and compassionate staff of St Vincent's Hospital
and Northeast Florida Community Hospice.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be
made to Northeast Florida Community Hospice, 4266
Sunbeam Road, Jacksonville, FL 32257.
Oxley-Heard FuneralDirectors

Kathleen Deneen "Cass" Perry
Kathleen Deneen "Cass" Perry, age 73, of
Nashville, Tenn., passed away July 18, 2005.
She was preceded in death by daughter Lynne
Robertson. For the past 10 years, Mrs. Perry had
been a volunteer at St Thomas Hospital in Nashville
and at Baptist Medical Center Nassau.
She is survived by her loving husband, Jerry
Perry; sons, David (Linda) Perry and Greg Perry;
daughter, Kathy Perry; grandchildren, Jessica and
Greg Williams, Marissa Watson, Nick Perry, Lucas
Perry and Gregory Perry; great-grandchildren Reggie
Brown, Sean Williams and Gregory Williams III; and
sister, Joan Collins.
A memorial service will be conducted at 1 p.m. July
21 at Holy Name Catholic Church in Nashville, Tenn.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Campus
for Human Development, RO. Box 25309, Nashville,
TN 37202.
Hermitage Funeral Home. Old Hickory. Tenn.

FOR THE RECORD

Farmand, Farmand &
Farmand CPA was paid $467,000
over the past three years for a
multitude of services performed
for the Nassau County Clerk of
Courts office. A front-page story
Friday incorrectly stated that the
firm was paid that amount solely
for auditing services. The story
also stated that Farmand had a
contract with the clerk's office,
when in fact the contract was
with the Nassau County
Commission to provide auditing

Frances C. Powell
Frances C. Powell, 74, of Fernandina Beach, passed
away Saturday, July 16, 2005, at Baptist Medical Center
in Jacksonville.
A native of Jacksonville, she had resided in
Fernandina Beach since 1970. During her career she
worked as office manager for Dr. C.K. Owens Dental
Office in Fernandina Beach for over 20 years. She was
a longtime member of Springhill Baptist Church in
Nassauville. Throughout her life she enjoyed working
crossword puzzles and was an avid reader who cher-
ished spending time with her family and grandchil-
dren. She was preceded in death by her son, Billy S.
Young, in February 2005.
Survivors include her husband of forty-seven years,
Arthur L. Powell of Fernandina Beach; two sons,
Andy L. Powell of Fernandina Beach and Randy
Powell of Jacksonville; daughter-in-law, Pat Young of
Jacksonville; brother, George H. Carter Jr. of
Jacksonville; sister, Annie Harvey of Jacksonville;
and two grandchildren, David A. Young and Tiffany
S. Powell.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday
at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Fernandina
with pastor the Rev. Ray Ramsburg officiating. The
family will receive friends at a reception immediate-
ly following the service at the church. Private inter-
ment will be held at a later date in Bosque-Bello
Cemetery.
) In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 2600 Atlantic Ave.,
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034, or to Northeast Florida
Community Hospice, 4266 Sunbeam Road,
Jacksonville, FL 32257.
Oxley-HeardFuneralDirectors

Rayna'idr month Williams
Raynard Lamont Williams was born to Raynard K.
Williams and Shirley Riettie on Sept 6,1972, in Miami.
After completing high school at Norland High in
Miami, he began to visit his grandparents in
Fernandina Beach. After becoming ill at an early age
he began to work in his mother and stepfather's busi-
ness.
Ray received the Lord as his savior and had a
strong will to live. Ray fought a good.fight for 14
years, and on July 15, 2005, he went to rest in the arms
of Jesus.
He leaves a loving family not to grieve but to cel-
ebrate. Joining in this celebration is his father, Raynard
K Williams, mother, Shirley, and stepfather, Edwin
Riettie, of Miami; three brothers, Roderick Lewis,
Miami, Marcus Williams (Amy) and Derrick Turner
of Fernandina Beach; two sisters, Regina Ogbourne
and Seavonia Hughes of Miami; grandparents who pre-
ceded him in death, Rudolph and Terethel Williams;
three uncles, Eudon Grace, Miami, R. Eugene
Williams, Los Angles, Calif., and Bishop Vernon L.
Williams (Helen), Deerfield Beach; five aunts, Beverly
Baake (Donald), San Diego, Calif., Donna McCollough
(William) St. Marys, Ga., Barbara and Sandra of
California and Mary of Miami; along with a host of
nieces, nephews, cousins and many loving friends.
Graveside services will be held on Saturday, July
23,2005, in Bosque Bello Cemetery at 10 a.m., the Rev.
Willie Franklin presiding. Family will receive friends
on Friday in the Mary L Breaker Chapel of Huff &
Battise Funeral Home from 5-8 p.m. Friends are asked
to assemble at 9:45 a.m. on Saturday at Bosque Bello
Cemetery for services.
Huff& Batisse Funeral Home

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will be included free of charge.
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Cancer Society, a recent study of
47,620 men over a 14-year period
found that those over 65 who
exercised vigorously for three
hours a week or more were 67
percent less likely to develop
advanced stages of prostate can-
cer. But it didn't seem to make a
difference in younger men.
Prostate cancer is much more
prevalent in regions of the world
that get less sunlight, so vitamin
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skin does not absorb much vita-
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,2005 NEWS News-Leader

Dive club rides out Emily

SIAN PERRY
News-Leader
A group of 30 local scuba divers was expected back
home Tuesday after riding out Hurricane Emily on the
Mexican island of Cozumel.
"Everybody's fine and they're coming home tomor-
row," Ange Wallace of The Travel Agency in
Fernandina Beach said Monday after hearing from a
relative of one of the travelers.
Wallace didn't book that tour but did help another
local family get off the island before the category 4 hur-
ricane hit late Sunday into early Monday.
Cozumel, 30 miles wide and 16 across, took the
brunt of the storm with winds of 135 miles per hour.
The local newspaper reported heavy flooding and
downed trees, light poles and antennas but no deaths
in Emily's aftermath.
Jan Pope of Aqua Explorers Dive Center on Fletcher
Avenue, the dive shop that organized the trip for the
30 scuba enthusiasts, said she last spoke .to group
leader Ed Gavron on Sunday.
Pope said they had tried without luck to leave
Cozumel, located in the Caribbean Sea off the Yucatan
peninsula, since Saturday. On Sunday, American
Airlines canceled its regularly scheduled flight
After that, "they were boarding up the windows" and
prepared to wait out Emily, she said.

The group was staying at the Casa del Mar hotel,
where the phone rang unanswered following the storm
and where most American cell phones do not work. A
travel web site described the property as a 3-star hotel
popular with the dive crowd.
Wallace helped one family get off the island before
the 45-minute ferry service to the mainland was sus-
pended Sunday. She credited their ingenuity in mak-
ing it out.
But Wallace had no doubts that the group left.
behind had a.safe haven through the storm and would
be well taken care of.
"I would bet on it. Their whole livelihood is
tourism," she said of Cozumel.
"Most of the (hotels) are very new. Cozumel was
just three or four hotels and a small dive town for
years. The cruise industry is what put it on the map.
The whole downtown area is pretty developed."
She added, "I'm quite sure that like the rest of us
in hurricane land, they have good plans."
Emily killed four people in Jamaica before it hit
Mexico, where it was indirectly responsible for three
deaths. Downgraded to a category 2 after raking the
Yucatan peninsula, Emily was expected to continue
west through the Gulf of Mexico and strengthen before
making landfall in northeastern Mexico or southern
Texas Tuesday night.
sperry@jbnewsleader.com

FIRE Continued from 1A
has been running the smoke
detector program, using smoke
detectors donated by local busi-
nesses, for about three years.
"The crew that put that smoke
alarm in (Brown's home) can
know they really made a differ-
ence in someone's life," Cooper
said.
Cooper said firefighters also
help people check their smoke
detectors and change the batteries.
Lightning may have been the
cause of another Yulee house fire
on Thursday, according to a
report from Nassau County Fire-
Rescue.
The fire destroyed the attic of
86405 Cardinal Road, the home of
Emmett and Shirley Blackmon.
According to the report, Shirley
Blackmon told firefighters she was
inside the home about 7 p.m. with
her husband and grandson when
she heard lightning strike nearby.
Some lights in the house went
out, and when the Blackmons
checked the circuit breakers they
found some of the breakers had
shut off. When they tried to turn
them back on, the breakers con-
. tinued tripping back off.
Moments later, they smelled

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SHANNON MALCOM/NEWS-LEADER
Nassau County Fire Inspector Roger A. Henderson said a fire
that destroyed a Yulee home started when a pile of rags locat-
ed behind a gas hot water heater caught fire.

smoke and called 911.
Damage is estimated at
$15,000, according to the report.
The fire was extinguished
before it reached the rest of the

home, and the damage was con-
fined to the attic.
No injuries were reported in
either fire.
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CROW Continued from 1A
no authority over (Mitchell) and
that she should take her concerns
to the human resource director or
the mayor," Burgess said. "This
advice is contrary to the charter,
Hooper dealing directly with the
mayor, for the correct way would be
for Mearns to bring (the matter) to
the commission."
. When Mearns granted a subse-
quent request from Crow to speak
directly with Hooper, he "again del-
egated his authority over adminis-
trative service to an individual com-
missioner," Burgess said.
Hooper reached Crow via tele-
phone, and "he advised he must call
back." Hooper then sent former
mayor Greg Roland an e-mail, to
which he never responded. She
later contacted Crow "with the
assistance of Elliott,". Burgess

CITY Continued from 1A
Fletcher Avenue.
A consultant hired by the city to
review its decision to approve a
building permit for the. houses,
despite McClenning's subsequent
opposition, criticized the city for
failing to have plans approved by
the planning department.
,The South Fletcher houses were
just one in a series of controversial
decisions in which either the build-
ing department or city maiijerh.l.,
taken actions opposed to those
advocated by the planning depart-
ment.
For example, a building permit
was issued last year to demolish
'two houses in the downtown his-

DEATH Continued from lA
Seagraves said the warrant for
Rachel Miner's arrest was issued
Sunday, but police waited until the
end of Richard Miner's funeral to
make the arrest
"There wasn'tS a scene,"
Seagraves said.
"She was cooper-
ative ... I don't
think hardly any-
t' one noticed it hap-
". ending "
H Seagraves
declined, to com-
ment on whether
Richard any other arrests'
Miner are expected in
connection with
Richard Miner's
death or whether Rachel Miner
may face additional charges.
According to the state attorney's
office, the substance Miner is sus-
pected of delivering is Xanax, an
anti-anxiety drug typically used to
treat depression.
Seagraves said the incident is
still being investigated.
Rachel Miner is being held in
the Nassau County Jail on $100,002,
bond.
Richard Miner was a graduate of
Fernandina Beach High School,
and he was currently serving in
the U.S. Army. Miner had served in
Afghanistan and Iraq, and he
received the Army Commendation
Medal in 2003.
Seagraves said he believes
Miner was in the process of leaving
the military.
Richard and Rachel Miner have
one child together, a daughter.
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wrote.
Crow instructed Hooper to "put
her concerns in writing and for-
ward those to him." After Crow
received Hooper's letter, he gave it
to Mearns, who "distributed the
letter to the full commission."
The lack of clear procedures
regarding the city manager's
authority over employees who work
for the city clerk and city attorney
also contributed to the incident,
Burgess wrote.
The city manager, city attorney
and city clerk are all hired by the
city commission and report direct-
ly to the commissioners.
According to the charter the
city manager has no authority
over the city clerk and city attorney,
although all administrative
service employees are under his
purview.
"Under the current charter it

appears the correct procedure
would be for the city manager to
bring these matters before the city
commission in a public meeting if
he cannot otherwise resolve them.
It appears inappropriate for him to
be directing his authority to indi-
vidual commissioners," Burgess
,wrote.
Crow said he still has concerns
about how commissioners deal with
employees. 'Technically, every
time a commissioner calls City Hall
(and asks for the city manager)
he's violating the charter because
you're requesting of one of his sub-
ordinates," Crow said. "I'm not
going to run down to City Hall
every time I want to talk to him."
But rectifying procedural prob-
lems would probably require a
charter change, he said. "And that's
rather difficult."
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toric district without required evident to me that sporadic, limited
approval by the Historic District enforcement of city codes has been
Council. the rule of thumb in the past. I
For another, two city planners encourage each of, you to do
lost their jobs in 2003 after the city what you can to ensure the laws of
approved a controversial subdivi- the city related to planning
sion project, now known as Isle de and development as outlined in the
Mai, between Bailey and Simmons Land Development Code be
roads. i enforced."
After their departures, Mearns McClenning and Hartley
said, "Some people can deal with declined comment about the rea-
the public, and some people can't sons for their departure, other than
Some people fit, and some people to say they have new jobs.
.n't.fi:, .,,; i, it Mearns''ideclined to"aasWer
One of those planners, Mary questioii about McClenning's and
Helen Duke, wrote in a 2003 e-mail Hartley's resignations.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 20.2005/NEWS-LEADER

Another county issue:

This on

A prevailing trend today
is for rural areas to
accept trash into their
landfills from cities
that have no place to dump it.
In return, the rural areas are
getting much-needed cash. The
cities are accommodated, since
they have no room to dispose of
their garbage within their bor-
ders and use the rural areas
as dumping grounds.
A recent news report identi-
fies the pros and cons of the
trend. Nassau County accepts
garbage from several other coun-
ties in a controversial move that
generates instant gratification in
the form of new revenues. ,
However, it also puts pressure on
the landfill on the West Side of
our county. '
Landfills are not easy to open
and operate. Stringent environ-
mental laws force major cities
such as Jacksonville lacking suit-
able landfill space to pay some-
one else to. take their refuse
rather than bury it themselves.
Other metropolitan areas
such as New York City are in a
similar squeeze. The Big Apple
moves 50,000 tons of trash each
day (yes, that's a mind-boggling

e really
number) to
f landfills in
New Jersey,
Ohio,
Pennsylva-
S~nia, South
Carolina and
Virginia. In
fact, lastyear
", Virginia
Steve alone import-
Nicklas ed 7.8 million,
tons of
-. garbage.
STEVE'S The trou-
mRET ble is not on
the side of
PLACE the seller -
other than
the cost It is potentially with the
receiving area, since landfills
eventually become full and
potentially leach effluent into
water systems and cause pun-
gent odors.
In Nassau County, the landfill
is projected to have another few
years of life before it is full. Then,
local officials will begin the ardu-
ous taskof trying to locate'a new
landfill site, get the approval of
residents living near it and
receive the necessary permits.
Several years ago, Nassau

stinks
County officials opened their
landfill to trash from outlying
areas to generate needed rev-
enues. The desperate posturing
for revenues is hardly the case
anymore, since escalating proper-
ty values and new development
have produced additional taxes
and fees for the county.
However, the contracts with
the outside cities are still in
effect, and Nassau County feels
obligated to abide by the agree-
ments and take the trash. Local
officials say they need the out-
side fees anyhow to help balance
the landfill's budget and keep it
from being a drain on other coun-
ty funds.
The problem lies in the future.
The trash from outside the coun-
ty will eventually take its toll.
Nobody wants a landfill in their*
back yard, so the task of identify-
ing and creating another landfill
site will not be easy.
The money the county is
receiving now will be a pittance in
regard to the costs in closing the
existing landfill (when it ireachez.
capacity) and opening another.
Like the opulent courthouse,
runaway development along A1A
and the undisciplined budgeting
of funds, the landfill will likely
become another offensive issue
in the county.
For years to come.
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Officials with Mitsui O.S.K.
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pany, have announced their intent
to sign a 30-year lease agreement
Aug. 3 with the Jacksonville Port
Authority IJL.ixpurI), providing the
city's first direct container ship
service between Jacksonville and
Asia.
The new agreement will cre-
ate more than 1,800 new private
'sector port job- in Jacksonville,
while supporting operations in
trucking, distribution and related
services could generate a total
of 5,600 direct and indirect local
jobs.
Martin Associates, a
Pennrsy;-lvia consulting firm, proj-
ects the economic impact from
this new business for the

Jacksonville community to be
$870 million annually, including
wages paid to private sector port
workers; local and state taxes paid
by area companies engaged in the
service; revenue earned by,
businesses involved in the opera-
tions; and local services and sup-
plies purchased by maritime-relat-
ed companies related to Asian
trade.
Officials with the Asian com-
pany and Jaxport plan a ground-
breaking ceremony on Jaxport
property at Dames Point in north-
east Jacksonville, where the new
terminal will be built.
The agreement creates about
$7 million annually in new rev-
enue for Jaxport. The Asian com-
pany will become the largest
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annual revenue generated and
number of cargo containers han-
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It also will make Jaxport one of
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Under terms of the agreement,
the Asian company will lease
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Marine Terminal in north
Jacksonville, about 10 miles from
the Atlantic Ocean and about one
mile from Jaxports Blount Island
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construction is approximately
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OUNTY Continued from 1A
int accounts with relatives and
either, employed at the clerk of
ourts since 1981, the same year
ixon began work there.
The FDLE report says Keiter
tallyy told investigators Mixon
nt her money over the years
talking "about $1,000."
But when the interviewer "con-
onted" Keiter about Mixon's
transfer of $5,000 into her
South checking account in May
004, "the subject could not pro-
ide an explanation as to why this
transfer took place."
It says Keiter "theorized"
ixon might have routed pro-
.eeds from the sale of Georgia
property she inherited from her
ather to avoid paying taxes on the
ansaction, but adds she "was not
ure of this explanation."
Two days later, Keiter report-
dly contacted one of the investi-
ators and said that after checking
er bank records she could not
remember the reason for the trans-
fer.
Records show, Mixon and
Keiter shared a savings account
opened at Bank of America on Feb.
21, 2003. Both contributed $75 a
pay period into the account to pay
for trips, although Mixon also
transferred money there from her
checking account.
. The end balance on April 14
was $1,996.18 and records show
Mixon transferred $900 into the
account on March 30. No other
details or withdrawals are men-
tioned in the report
Keiter told investigators she
accompanied Mixon on at least
"three to four" trips to Las Vegas
and "several" trips to western
North Carolina. They stayed at the
Excalibur Hotel in Vegas, where
Mixon received complimentary
rooms.
Keiter said she also had a play-
er's card from the Excaliber, but
usually used Mixon's card because
she would gain more credit and

"comps."
According to, the report, Keiter
said Mixon usually played slot
machines. Keiter told investiga-
tors that "Mixon was generous
with her family but did not spend
or live extravagantly."
Keiter's role at the clerk's office
prior to April 2004 included picking
up daily receipts kept in bank bags
that eventually were taken to
Mixon's office.
After the bags were removed
from a safe, the report said, Keiter
or one of three other finance
employees would count the
receipts in front of a witness, sign
the bank bag log and give the
receipts to employee Patricia
Goodall.
Goodall would complete the
deposit slips and provide them
along with the receipts to Mixon
for her review.
During the FDLE interview,
Keiter was shown several cash
count forms she had signed. In
each instance, the forms and the
corresponding deposit slips con-
tained different figures.
The report says Keiter could
not understand how this hap-
pened, then was asked "point
blank" if she ever took any cash.
Keiter denied this and agreed to
take a polygraph test.
Later in the interview, Keiter
was again asked if she stole funds
and replied, "No!"
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must have" and became visibly
upset, according to the report.
During the investigation,
Mixon confessed to destroying
deposit slips and receipts and cre-
ating false checks to cover her
tracks.
The report said thefts occurred
no matter who was transporting
the funds to Mixon's office.
Clerk of Court John Crawford
said Tuesday he was aware of the
FDLE report's mention of Mixon's
joint savings account with Keiter,
and Mixon's transfer of $5,000 into
Keiter's checking account.
"There's' certainly no law
against a joint savings account or
checking account," he said. "I have
no indication that it was being used
for any illegal purposes, or was
related to their job at the clerk's
office."
Crawford also said no employ-
ees at the clerk's office have been
disciplined related to the theft
investigation.
"There was no indication that
there was any criminal involve-
ment by any other clerk employ-
ee," he said.
Keiter could not be reached for
, comment.
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Mixon generous with family

BENJAMIN PRICE
News-Leader
Julie Mixon made thousands of
dollars in "questionable deposits"
to joint accounts with relatives, an
investigation into embezzlement at
the Nassau County Clerk of Courts
Office shows.
Mixon, a longtime employee at
the office, confessed to years of
theft in April, then committed sui-
cide in a Jacksonville hotel room.
The clerk of courts office has said
the theft exceeds $1 million.
According to reports obtained
from the Florida Department of Law
Enforcement, Mixon held at least
two separate joint accounts with rel-
atives.
There were "as many as 75 ques-
tionable deposits" in a joint Bank
of America account with Mixon's
sister, Mary Strickland Durrance,
including $9,900 in September 2003,
$3,722 and $3,000 in October 2003
and more than $7,000 in deposits
that December.
A joint account with her brother,
Ashley Harrell Strickland, opened in

September 2004, contained more
than $23,000 in October 2004. The
end balance on April 7, 2005, was
$1,149.33.
The report describes these as
"significant non-payroll deposits"
and says they are not accounts
where Mixon normally deposited
her paycheck.
Bank of America also supplied
the mortgage and loan papers on
two mortgages Mixon held for two
homes, one in Yulee and one in
Fernandina Beach.
Mixon transferred one of the
homes to her sister before her death
in April.
The report does not mention any
interviews or correspondence
between investigators and Mixon's
siblings.
The report does refer to an inter-
view with Mixon's nephew, Kenneth
Shane Strickland. Airline records
show Strickland and Mixon flew to
Las Vegas on April 10, and returned
April 18, two week's before Mixon's
suicide.
When asked about these and
other trips, Kenneth Strickland said

Mixon gave him about $300 a day to
play blackjack and poker. He said
the Excalibur hotel provided a free
room to Mixon on the trip, but he
said Mixon was not a heavy gam-
bler, mostly played slots and
"enjoyed the sights in Las Vegas."
Kenneth Strickland was living
with Mixon at the time of her death,
but said he had no indication that
she was despondent or suicidal. He
said there were a "few hundred dol-
lars lying around the house" when
she died, but no note. The nephew
subsequently spent the money, the
report says, and stated he had no
knowledge about her bank accounts
or financial affairs.
He said Mixon would loan him
small amounts of money from time
to time, but he could not elaborate
on the amounts.
The FDLE has said efforts to
recoup stolen funds would be a civil
matter pursued by the county.
Clerk of Courts John Crawford
said Monday the county's attorneys
will advise the county concerning
recovery prospects.
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WEDNESDAY. JULY 20,2005/NEWS-LEADER

Crane Island redux
The issue of Crane Island devel-
opment is like that proverbial bad
penny or bent dime; it just keeps
showing up in one's pocket It has
been interesting to see the respec-
tive governing bodies of the
Fernandina Beach City
Commission and the Nassau
County Commission each trying
to hand off to the other the hard
decisions required of this general-
ly unpopular proposal. Each body
wants to point to the other as
responsible for approving the devel-
opment.
Turned down by county com-
missioners in 2004, the Crane
Island owner/developer subse-
quently entered into an agreement
with Jack Healan and the Amelia
Island Co. (AIC). The political tide
has clearly turned against those
who oppose the changes to the
Nassau County Future Land Use
Map (FLUM), and those against
the required increase in density in
the Coastal High Hazard zone
requested by the developers. The
project proposal has definitely been
placed on the fast track. ,
Since the Amelia Island Co.
obtained a vested financial interest
in the upscale development pro-
posed for Crane Island, there have
been more executive sessions, joint
city/county meetings, more.closed-
door legal discussions and more
special effort dedicated to devel-
oping a city/county memorandum
of understanding than any other
single issue in perhaps decades
All this special political activity has
been conducted without public
hearing, and with developers as
the only non-government partici-
pation allowed. The public has been
pretty much barred from making

comments.
The draft of the Nassau County
proposed memorandum of under-
standing is now a matter of public
record, and it reads pretty much
like an unqualified endorsement of
the project. All this before any
required public hearings on the
matter. Crudely, it reads like the
"fix is in!"
The respective city commis-
sioners and county commissioners
should individually and collective-
ly be discouraged from ratifying
any suchagreement until there are
open public hearings and the devel-
oper is successful in obtaining
approval by vote of the county com-
mission for the FLUM and density
changes required of this project.
To do otherwise is just plain wrong.
It raises too many questions as to
the efficacy of decisions being
made by the respective governing
bodies without public participation.
Is this the kind of special city/coun-
ty cooperation available to just any
developer, or is this consideration
reserved for select individuals with-
in the community?
Perhaps it is well meaning to
come to some sort of intergovern-
mental understanding as to how to
best handle this development issue.
However, barring public participa-
tion until the majority of issues are
settled, and endorsed by both the
city and county, supports the pub-
lic perception that our local gov-
ernment is somewhat tawdry and
sordid. This is unfortunate in that
I still believe the majority of our
elected commissioners are very
considerate of the positions
expressed by county and city resi-
dents. The public needs to let them
know that although a written inter-
governmental agreement may
seem reasonable,-it is wronghead-

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will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, August 2, 2005
at 6:00 p.m., in the City Commission Chambers, 204
Ash Street, Femandina Beach, Florida, on the pro-
posed Ordinance No. 2005-21 entitled as follows:

ORDINANCE NO. 2005-21

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COM-
MISSION OF THE CITY OF FERNANDI-
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ORDINANCE NUMBER. 2004-28, THE
APPROVED 2004/2005 FISCAL YEAR
BUDGET, BY AUTHORIZING AN
INCREASE TO REVENUE AND EXPEN-
DITURES AND THE TRANSFER OF
FUNDS, PROVIDING FOR SEVERANCE
AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.

A copy of said proposed ordinance may be inspected
by the public at the office of the undersigned at 204
Ash Street, Fernandina Beach, Florida. Interested par-
ties may appear at said hearing and be heard as to the
advisability of any action, which may be considered
with respect to such ordinance..

ALL MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO BE
PRESENT 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 VERBATIM RECORD OF THE
PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD
INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. PERSONS
WITH DISABILITIES REQUIRING ACCOMMODA-
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BY: CASSANDRA P. MITCHELL
ITS: CITY CLERK

ed and undermines the precepts
of government in the sunshine with
carefully considered public partic-
ipation.
Gordon Reilly
Fernandina Beach

Won't get fooled again
I hope the county commission-
ers are familiar with the old adage,
"fool me once shame on you, fool
me twice shame on me." Here
comes the city of Fernandina with
another proposal designed to prey
upon those fortunate enough to not
be under their taxing onus. The
city proposes to merge the city fire
services with county fire services
on the island and create one munic-
ipal service unit (MSU).
The city in floating this propos-
al notes the benefits of economy
of scale. Of course, they don't say
to whom the benefits will accrue.
Once before they said there was a
benefit in buying the water com-
pany and the economy of scale
argument was used in part After
purchase, they immediately
imposed a 25 percent surcharge
on the county residents served over
the objections of the county who
said the surcharge was illegal. So,
anyone who now believes the, city
is looking to provide a benefit to
the county with this MSU propos-
al is ready to be conned just as they
were had with the water company
deal.
It is not difficult to see through,
this sham proposal. The county
area served by the fire district on
the island is pretty much built out
and is almost entirely composed of
residential structures. The city on
the other hand is responsible for a
port, many large industrial proj-
ects, an airportwhere they wish to
put a new fire station to support
some more (unwanted) growth and
more residential subdivisions are in
the works. Simply stated, the city
is looking for an additional source
offunds to underwrite its fire pro-
tection needs so now they come;
calling upon the county with this
scheme, which is a tax increase for
some county residents concealed

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under the cover of a supposed ben-,
efit.
I call upon the commissioners to
see through this charade, not be
fooled again and to just say no to it
Vince Cavallo
Amelia Island

Enforce codes
It's about time.
Fernandina Beach has had a
code enforcement officer on the
job only since May 4. His name is
Fred Lindes. This city has been
infamous for failure to enforce its
ordinances under a succession of
city managers and city commis-
sioners.
But Lindes issued more than
100 citations of ordinance violations'
in his first two months. Way to go.
A number were for violations of
the city's sign.ordinance, producing
immediate reaction, and action by
the city commission.
Did it praise Lindes and his
staff? Nope.
Instead, it appointed a "blue-rib-
bon" panel to review the city's sign

ordinance, fearful the ordinance is
"outdated" (City relents on sign
enforcement," July 8).
Two suggestions:
First, abandon that blue-ribbon
proposal and appoint another panel
to find out why city ordinances
aren't being enforced. (The city
had no code enforcement officer
for two years prior to Lindes'
appointment, as one glaring exam-
ple.)
Second, vote for candidates in
the next city election who won't
just pass ordinances and forget
them, but will provide the neces-
sary help to make sure they're
enforced.
Robert H. Spiegel
Fernandina Beach

Rough spots
Take a moment and review our
city's mission statement
The first thing you read is that
Fernandina Beach is dedicated to
the provision of high quality munic-
ipal services. It appears as though
this part of the mission statement
needs to be removed. All one needs
to do is to drive down Eighth Street
or AlA and see the condition of the
vegetation in the medians and
along the shoulders.
The promise of the mission
-thtrhefffland the lainmgs r rdint
-Piiahdidria Beach' on the web site
and its abundance of natural beau-
ty do not seem to be fulfilled unless
you are describing a wilderness
area. Is this the wonderful place in
which to live, work and plan for
your future?
Take an auto tour of our town
and note all the areas that need
attention and improvement in order
to make Fernandina Beach the

place we read about in the mission
statement and on the web site. If
the tasks are unmanageable for city
services and staff, perhaps out-
sourcing to private contractors may
be an option.
In summary, it is unfair to the
citizens and taxpayers of
Fernandina Beach, as well as its
visitors, to observe some of the
rough spots of this city when they
are entitled to expect better.
Fred Voss
Fernandina Beach

Where's the
punchline?
In a paltry attempt at humor,
columnist John L. Crawford com-
pared the record-breaking tem-
peratures in Chicago 10 years ago
to the heat Ron Zook would feel
from University of Illinois fans.
What he fails to acknowledge in
his closing shot ("Bowden a real-
life Matlock," July 13) is the dev-
astating loss of life incurred by
Chicagoansin one of the deadliest
heat waves in American history.
In just seven days more than 700
people lost their lives as the heat
index topped 126 degrees.
An informative and attention-
grabbing book on how such a dis-
'"aste'r could have' taken place as
recent as 1995 is Eric Klinenberg's
Heat Wave: A Social Autopsy of
Disaster in Chicago. Perhaps if Mr.
Crawford were interested in facts
he would do a little research before
shooting off jokes. But with each
passing week it becomes painfully
more obvious he has no such aspi-
rations.
Briton Sparkman
Amelia Island

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'Economics, regardless' of costs

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EDITORIAL

Put the horse

before the cart

approved last week a resolution waiving
$13,288 in city building and other fees for
construction of a private home as "afford-
able housing."
We support the objectives of the city and
BRASH, a group of Realtors and builders that initi-
ated an affordable housing program.
But we wish the city had put in place firm rules
and guidelines before it began subsidizing private
citizens in the purchase of homes.
We urged more than two years ago that the city
develop a strategy for providing affordable hous-
ing. That followed a special committee's report
recommending specific steps to that end.
But, typical of the administration of City
Manager Bob Mearns, the city dawdled in its plan-
ning, then rushed to approve an ill-considered
scheme.
For example, commissioners waived a fee for
construction of a house at 909 Vernon St., but
there already is a house there. What is the correct
address of the property to be developed as afford-
We think thepublic hasha iight to kn hw 6ho is
selling this property and who is buying. Neither
the city nor BRASH has provided the name of the
seller or qualifying homeowner. Don't we deserve
to know which citizens are benefiting from this
public subsidy?
There should be limits on when these homes
can be resold, and for how much, to maintain,
them as affordable housing. As approved by the
city commission, the buyer,of this $125,000 house
can resell it for whatever amount as long as he or
she repays the waived fees plus 6 percent interest
Given escalating home prices on the island, the
buyer of this house could do that and still make a
quick buck by reselling it. .
Also, the program could hasten "gentrification"
of this mostly black neighborhood and force resi-
dents to sell their homes.
It would be an irony if an affordable housing
program helped dismantle neighborhoods and dis-
place longtime residents who no longer find it
affordable to live here because of rising property
taxes and other financial burdens.
Mearns told commissioners in a memo Friday
that he will meet with BRASH to develop a strate-
gy "to provide affordable housing for the future
work force within the community as the backbone
of our community teachers, nurses, firefighters,
policemen cannot afford to live in the neighbor-
hoods they serve."
That's what the affordable housing committee
and this newspaper said more than two years ago.
We suggest Mearns revisit the committee's report
and invite those knowledgeable about this issue
back to the table to plan an appropriate program.
We don't have one now.

COMMUNITY THANKS

Public servants appreciated
One hears alot of negative publicity regarding our
elected public servants. I am writing this letter to pub-
licly acknowledge the fact that, over the years, every
time I have solicited the advice and help from our
elected officials, local, state or federal, I have always
had a good and helpful response from them.
Recently I had a major problem in trying to get
my passport renewed through the Department of
Naturalization and Immigration and literally ran into
a brick wall. Out of desperation I called Honorable
Aaron Bean, our state representative, who was very
considerate and called Sen. Mel Martinez' office
immediately. His personal assistant, Mr. Hiram
Barrosa, took my case and within a few days I
received a call from Ms. Roberts, customer service
representative, at the Miami office. Within a short
period of 48 hours the problem was solved. They not
only found my old passport that was said to have
been lost, but issued me a new passport immediately.
I would, therefore, like to express my personal
thanks and appreciation to Rep. Aaron Bean, Sen.
Mel Martinez and his personal assistant, Mr. Hiram
Barrosa, for giving me assistance and help in the time
of my need. Their actions reflect a great credit to
their public service and renew my hope and confi-
dence in our elected officials.
Farid Ullah, M.D.
Fernandina Beach
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n the 1992 presidential campaign, James
Carville, chief Democratic strategist, had a sign
in what he called "The War Room," that read,
"It's the economy, stupid!" Implicit in that decla-
ration was that no matter how hard the opposition
tried to divert the electorate's attention to other
issues, Democratic candidates should focus, "like a
laser beam," on the country's economic problems. It
worked.
Today, one envisions a similar banner hanging on
the wall of a particular city commissioner's real
estate office, though somewhat modified: "It's prop-
erty taxes, stupid! Economics, regardless!" This time
the banner's wording is not meant to help elect a
candidate, but to develop an island, Crane Island.
.Developers, and their disciples, have successfully
used this mantra for years, particularly in the 1950s
and '60s, with impunity. Who could challenge their
argument, "Let us build it, and they will come; they
will come, and they will pay; they will pay, and you
pay less." Who could challenge it.? Not many. Not
many, that is, until the numbers started pouring in,
and many communities, once growth-aggressive,
began to add up the costs, both financial and psycho-
logical, along with the revenues. The promised bene-
fits evaporated along with the character and identity
of the communities.
Fortunately, many progressive communities have
rejected the "Economics, regardless" argument and
have maintained their character and uniqueness
even when confronted with small armies of special
interest individuals and groups. I have always con-
sidered Fernandina Beach one of these progressive
communities.
Just imagine what this city might look like today
if the "Economics, regardless" argument had pre-
vailed concerning the following projects:
The construction of an oil storage "tank farm"
on Tiger Island and the north end of Amelia Island,
in the early 1980s.
A Holiday Inn motel located in the heart of
what is now Main Beach Park (mid-1980s).
Recently, a super Wal-mart on Eighth Street,
just south of the city limits.

Increase the area of R-3,
multifamily zoning and raise
the building height limit in
order to accommodate more
high-rise condominiums.
The late 1970s and into
the 1980s, numerous attempts
by a developer to build condo-
miniums on Crane Island.
In each of the above, pro-
ponents argued that their proj-
ects would either add jobs to
Ron Sapp the local economy, or benefit
... the local economy by bringing
additional consumers to the
THENO area, or make a stay at the
'SPIN' ZONE beach more affordable and
accessible. Good arguments
all, but their main argument, their primary selling
point, was that their project would increase the tax
base. Banners flew and loud chanting could be heard
late into the night "It's the property taxes, stupid!
Economics, regardless!"
But in each case, members of the community
organized and forced community leaders to examine
accompanying issues, like traffic, hurricane evacua-
tion, impact on surrounding areas and the ever-abid-
ing questions, "Is this what we want our community
to look like, to be like, five or 10 years from now?"
And in each case, the community said, "No.".
Now, developers, and at least one city commis-
sioner, bring this same, tired 1950s argument to us
again in the latest attempt to develop Crane Island.
The "Economics, regardless" commissioner
points to Crane Island revenue numbers as though,
it's a stand-alone project. He says that we won't even
notice the 169 homes, and they'll have almost no
impact at all on services.
Well, I wonder what happens to demand for serv-
ices when the Crane Island homes are joined with
other developments, and possible developments,
projected for lands surrounding the airport, e.g.,
Lynndale Lakes (23 acres; 230 units) Isle de Mai
subdivisions (70 acres; 195 units), Townes of Amelia

(304 units). How many additional firefighters/para-
medics will be needed to service these areas? How
many new police officers? What will the impact be
on recreational services parks, beach accesses,
etc.? What will the impact be on traffic and other
infrastructure water and sewer services?
"Hey," the commissioner shouts, as he waves his
banner, Carville-like, "Don't let these tree-huggers
distract you! Remember, it's the property taxes, stu-
pid! Economics, regardless!"
I suppose, also, the commissioner believes that
the 90-slip marina dredged out of the island's center
will be little noticed. And will the sewer line be
attached to the bridge connecting Fernandina Beach
and Crane Island, or will it rest atop the wetlands, or
under them? I'm sure we won't even know it's there.
There has been some attempt to undermine the
credibility of the "economics, regardless" commis-
sioner's figures. I accept them, though, for what they
are, highly speculative, inflated "designed-for-spin-
ning" numbers arrived at, not by the commissioner,
but by the developer the commissioner is simply
the messenger.
The attempt to undermine comes from the fear
that, when considered alone, the numbers will have
a powerfully positive impact on the people of
Fernandina Beach. That's true. But the recent histo-
ry of this progressive community gives me hope.
Hope that, along with the tax revenues, residents
consider the costs.
There is a cost to a progressive community when
a dune system is destroyed by a development, when
land containing more than a thousand trees is swept
clean and when a pristine island adjacent to that
community is covered over by houses, no matter
how charming.
So, the next time you see the "Economics,
regardless" commissioner waving his banner, or
chanting his motto, tell him that, while economics
are a consideration, it's the "regardless" part that's
unacceptable. The costs are too great
Ron Sapp served on the Fernandina Beach City
Commission for 21 years. His column appears
regularly.

H is parents knew when he was born that he
would be a small person. As a child, he suf-
fered from asthma, which brought on
other illnesses that made him physically
weak, slowing his growth.
Fully grown at five-feet-seven, he realized that he
had to be tough, smart and well educated. He was.
He grew up in New York City, son of wealthy and
well-connected parents. He summered in the
Catskills, went to Harvard and became a college
boxing champion while studying law. But what he
really wanted to be was a cowboy out in the open
country of the western plains hunting, fishing, herd-
ing cattle.
a W heAipfist wife died suddenly giving birth to
eahrfifl.jeleidion the same day he lost his mother.
he knew that he must get away. He left the east,
returned to his recently purchased ranch in the
North Dakota badlands, hired cowboys and organ-
ized a cattle drive.
This little, bespectacled city dude rode into the
roundup wearing sheep-fur chaps, a silver-coated
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His two-year stay in the West was to shape the
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land reserves from about 40 million acreg to almost
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$56,000 to Fernandina Beach Mayor Ken Walker on July 5.
The Port Authority pays the city an annual fee in lieu of prop-
erty taxes displaced when the public Port of Fernandina
replaced private property.

Port commissioners may get raise

SHANNON MALCOM
News-Leader
Nassau County Ocean,
Highway & Port Authority
Commissioners could receive a
salary of up to $24,000 a year if
they choose to give themselves a
pay raise.
Port Authority attorney
Marshall E. Wood told commis-
sioners July 13 that the state leg-
islature authorized the pay raise
this spring. A bill sponsored by
state Rep. Aaron Bean, a
Fernandina Beach Republican,
included the pay raise provision.
"Hopefully, you guys can get a
well-deserved raise," Wood told
commissioners.
Port Authority commissioners
are currently paid $800 a month.
The new law authorizes a salary up.
to $2,000 a month.
Wood said previously the com-
missioners had to ask permission
from the state legislature in order
to grant themselves a pay raise of
any amount.
Wood said commissioners
might not approve a pay raise soon.

Florida Ports Council and the
$1,252.90 annual dues for the
Florida Ports Conference.
"You're getting your money's
worth," Schwec told commission-
ers, saying membership in the two
groups gives the Port Authority
access to grant money and ensures
the Port of Fernandina is repre-
sented by lobbying efforts of the
groups.
The commissioners also unan-
imously agreed to reject three bids
for a lighting project that will be
completed by Nassau Terminals
staff and paid for by the port
authority.
Schwec said the project
includes replacing two bullhorns
and four light bulbs.
"Nassau Terminals will provide
the labor and equipment free of
charge, but the port authority buys
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Schwec estimated the project
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Three years ago, he said, they
voted to give themselves a
decrease in pay, from $1,000 to
$800 a month.
"I think they deserve a raise,"
Wood said Tuesday. "The purpose
(of being on the port authority) is
not to make a living ... but they
should be compensated for their
effort."
Port Authority commissioners,
elected by Nassau County voters,
are Ed Gandy, chair, Ron
Braddock, Carl Cahill, Danny
Leeper and Jennifer Kelly-
Sheffield.
Salaries are paid from Port
Authority revenue.
Business at the Port of
Fernandina is on the upswing,
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ity, Schwec said the amount of
cargo handled at the port last
month was 43,645 tons, an increase
of more than 10,000 tons from June
2004.
"As predicted, last month was
very good," Schwec said. "We fin-
ished pretty strong last quarter,
and we expect more of the same
for July."
Schwec also said he is fielding,
business inquiries for the port, with
at least two "solid" prospects. The
port currently serves 264 ships.
"I think we're trending pretty
good so far," he said.
At the meeting, commissioners
also unanimously approved pay-
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Cousins Christian Hubber, Kenneth and Dristen Cole and Blaine Ganas are four of 171 chil-
dren who benefit from scholarships through the annual YMCA "Really Caring" campaign.

YMCA cares for children

HEATHER A. PERRY
News-Leader
Statistics show that as many as
15 million children are left unsu-
pervised during non-school hours.
The McArthur Family YMCA pro-
vides a safe, fun alternative through
their after-school and preschool
programs and summer camps.
Since 1988, the McArthur
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of programs for children. From
infants through high school, they
can build positive relationships
with caring adults in a secure, com-
fortable environment.
Activities for kids include
karate, volleyball, t-ball and much
more. At Camp Imnmokalee, a 125-

acre resident camp on the north
shore of Lake Brooklyn in
Keystone Heights, children can
enjoy swimming, kayaking, fish-
ing and many other summertime
activities.'
"The Y is a place where every
member of the community can par-
ticipate and feel welcome," said
office manager Cherry
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want to turn anyone away due to
inability to pay."
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50 percent of children in YMCA
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whose annual income is less than
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single-parent homes.
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Kingsley Plantation will host an
open house between noon and 2
p.m. Saturday where, interested vis-
itors can review the Kingsley
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park staff about exhibits and pro-
vide feedback on the exhibit plan.
Describing the project,
Superintendent Barbara Goodman
said, "The mission of the National
Park Service is to preserve and
protect the places and stories of
importance to the American peo-
ple. These exhibits will relate the
history ol the planliaiuhri cra in
Florida and the life stories of the
people who lived daily with the
institution of slavery. There is noth-
ing quite like this site anywhere
else in the National Park Service.
"Because the structures have
survived and the site history has
been thoroughly researched and
interpreted, visitors to Kingsley,
Plantation cangeta strong sense of
Florida plantation life as it was lived
by both slave and slave owner. This
is an opportunity for the public to
comment on how the history of
the plantation era will be present-
ed at the park."
Exhibit planning began in 2003
and the park sought public com-
ment in the spring of 2004 on the
exhibit content and presentation
style prior to beginning work on
the current portion, which includes
text, graphics and design.
Incorporated into the exhibits are
themes such as daily life on a plan-
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Zephaniah Kingsley and Anta
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details. Comments will be accept-
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Barnabas volunteer Darlene
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behind the cash register at the New
To New thrift shop for the past
seven or eight years.
"I like to think that in this small
way, I am helping the less fortu-
nate in this community," says Scott.
Barnabas Director Susan
Holden-Dodge says what makes
Scott "such an outstanding con-
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our New to You Magic Fashion
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helped pick out clothing, and was at
the heart of our successful fund-
raising event."
Holden-Dodge adds that Scott
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example of volunteerism at its
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Scott shares her Amelia Island
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The couple has three children and
seven grandchildren.
Scott's husband is a retired
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Financial assistance is provided for
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QUESTION] Why don't
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DR. DOBSON: Behavioral
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the health- development of both bo)s and girls
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research for this book. I came lace-ro-face with
the same disturbing is ue Bo/s are in roublee
today prwiarily ber.use their parents, and espe-
cially their dads. are distracted, overworked,
harassed. exhausted, uninterested, chemically
dependent, divorced or simply unable to cope.
As indicated above, all other problems plagu-
ing young miles flow from Ior are related to)
these facts of life in the 21st century Chief among
our concerns Is the absence of masculine role

modeling and menforg that dads should be pro-
viding.
Mothers, who also rend to be living on the
ragged edge, are left to do a job for whih they
have had little raining or tfeperlence Having
newer been boys.women often have only a vague
notion of how to go about rearing one Boys are
the big losers when familihe splinter
The National Center on Addiction and
Substance Abuse at Columbia Uraverty found
that children liitng in two-paren families who had
only a fair or poor relationship with their fathers
were at 68 percent higher risk of smoking, drink-
ing and drug usage than teens having a good or
excellent relationship with dads
By comparison, children growing up in a
home headed by a single mother who had an
caellent relationship with their mothers had a 62
percent lower risk of abusing substances than
children iiwg v n a woparent family with a fair or
poor relationship with their father.The influence
of a good father can hardly be overemphastzed
Dr. Wltllm Pollock, Harvard psychologist
and author of "Real Boys" (Owl Books, $15),
concludes that diorce IE difficult for children of
both texes. but ,t is devastating for males. He
says thp basic problem Is the lack of discipline and
supervision In the lather's absence and his unavall-
ability to tach what It means to be a man. Pollock
also bElleves fathers are crucial in helping boys to
manage their emoltons.Ag we have seen,without
the guidance and direction of a hther. a boy's frus-
tration often leads to varieties of violence and
other anisocial behavior.

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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
Department at 277-7342 or the
Nassau County Sheriff's Office
anonymously by calling 225-0147
in Yulee and Fernandina Beach or
879-2136 in Callahan, Hilliard and
Bryceville. The "We Tip" program -
1-800-78CRIME alst allows
callers to leave anonymous tips.

Stun gun arrest
Police used a stun gun four
times on a Hilliard man in the
process of arresting him for domes-
tic battery. According to a police
report, he broke
the rear windows
of a police car
using his head. Y 4 j
Steven
Raulerson, 34, of
551664 US 1, was-.
arrested Friday =
on charges of Raulerson
domestic battery,
disorderly intoxi-
cation, resisting arrest with vio-
lence and criminal mischief.
Police arrived at the motel
where Raulerson was living in
response to a complaint from the
victim, who said Raulerson had
been drinking. She said he slapped
her and pushed around the hotel
parking lot.
Two witnesses said they saw
Raulerson slap the victim several
times and push her in the parking
lot several times.

Raulerson was handcuffed and
placed in the back seat of the police
car when, according to the report,
he broke the rear window of the
car by throwing his head into it.
Police fired aTaser to Raulerson's
upper chest and his left shoulder.
Raulerson reportedly tried again
to "bust out (of) the passenger side
rear window with his head," and
police used the stun gun on him
two more times before he was
taken to the Nassau County Jail.
Raulerson is being held on a
$7,502 bond.

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A Valdosta, Ga., man is facing
three misdemeanor charges after
he was arrested Saturday at a party
in Fernandina Beach.
The 26-year-old man was report-
edly at a party at a Fernandina
Beach resort when police arrived to
investigate a report of criminal mis-
chief and "a loud party," according
to a report from the Nassau County
Sheriffs Office.
Approximately $500 damage
had been done to the hotel room,
according to police.
Police said the man was stand-
ing on a balcony, holding onto the
railing, when he was ordered to let
go and come inside. According to
the report, he refused to let go after
he was ordered to do so several
times by police. Police then used a
stun gun on him, the report said.
The man was arrested and
taken to the Nassau County Jail,
where he was charged with disor-
derly intoxication, criminal mis-
chief and resisting arrest without
violence.

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aggravated assault.
Jason Thomas, 23, Keystone
Heights, Sunday, driving with a
license that has been suspended or
revoked and possession of a con-
trolled substance, $2,502 bond.
John James Shiferdek, 19,
44514 Woodland Circle, Callahan,
Sunday, burglary, grand theft,
resisting arrest without violence,
criminal mischief.
Mary Elizabeth Kear,
37, Apopka, Saturday, Orange
County warrant for forgery, $1,000
bond.
Donald Dean Swartz, 69,
Jacksonville, Friday, lewd and las-
civious molestation, $100,002 bond.
Cynthia Lewis Hicks, 32,
34112 Old Baldwin Road, Callahan,
Friday, child neglect.
Ray Anthony Johnson Jr., 23,
Jacksonville, Friday, two charges of
possession of cocaine.
James Aaron Anderson Jr.,
22, 37227 Railroad St., Hilliard,
Friday, sale or delivery of cocaine,
two charges of possession of
cocaine, possession of cocaine with
the intent to sell or distribute,
$10,002 bond.
Jovan Leonard Richo, 28,
Jacksonville, Friday, Nassau
County warrant for aggravated bat-
tery with a deadly weapon, $5,002
bond.
Douglas James Adams, 26,
915 Division St., Fernandina
Beach, Friday, possession of
cocaine, possession of a controlled
substance, driving with a license
that has been suspended or
revoked.
James David Childs, 43,
11565 CR 121, Bryceville,
Thursday, aggravated assault, crim-
inal mischief, $50,002 bond.
Trina Lynn Rodgers, 30,
Summerville, S.C., Thursday, pos-
session of more than 20 grams of
marijuana, possession of a con-
trolled substance.
Timothy Buck Higginboth-
am, 29, 86598 Hester Road, Yulee,
July 13, burglary, grand theft,
prowling, $25,002 bond.
Shirley Wilkerson Milton, 46,
2874 Rumble Road, Hilliard, July
13, aggravated child abuse.
Michael Christopher Collins,
20, 75221 Johnson Lake Road,
Yulee, July 13, violating probation
for convictions in 2004 of posses-
sion of cocaine, possession of mar-
ijuana with intent to sell or dis-
tribute and possession of
marijuana, no bond.
Joshua Lee Maddox, 19, 260-
.4Iiner Road, Yulee, July 13. violat-
irig probation for a 2004 conviction,
of dealing in stolen property, no
bond.
Dozell Anthony Benjamin,
45,212 South 13th St, Fernandina
Beach, July 12, possession of
cocaine with intent to sell or dis-
tribute, possession of drug para-
phernalia, $10,002 bond.
Jason Lee Beverly, 19,45673
Pickett St., Callahan, July 12,
violation of probation for a 2005
conviction of burglary of a con-
veyance and a 2004 conviction of
burglary to a structure, $10,002
bond.
Fred Dwayne Johnson, 38,
Jacksonville Beach, July 12, Nassau
County warrant for burglary and
grand theft, $15,002 bond.
Kenneth Wayne Avery, 27,
Jacksonville, July 11, Duval County
warrant for possession of a firearm
by a convicted felon, possession
of cocaine, possession of less than
20 grams of marijuana, resisting
arrest without violence and pos-
session of drug paraphernalia,
$5,002 bond.
Steven Allen Warfield, 24,
Tampa, July 11, Hillsborough
County warrant for failure of a
sex offender to register with the
Department of Highway Safety
and Motor Vehicles, failure to
appear in court on charges of
domestic battery and obstruction
of a police officer with violence and
violating probation for a 2004 con-
viction.
Alvoid Hartley Jr., 36,
Jacksonville, July 11, felony domes-
tic battery.
Shamsideen Isiah Hatcher,
21, Bristol, Tenn., July 11, violating
probation for a 2002 conviction of
burglary, no bond.
Angela Cockman Safar, 37,
1808 Julia St. 6, Fernandina Beach,
July 11, grand theft auto, posses-
sion of drug paraphernalia, driv-
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suspended or revoked, petit theft,
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SHANNON MALCOM
News-Leader
Cashiers at two Fernandina
Beach convenience stores were
reportedly caught selling alcohol
to a minor during an undercover
investigation by the Fernandina
Beach Police Department.
Erika Lynne Rivera, 29, of
Nassauville a cashier at the Flash
Foods at 925 South 14th St, and
Betty Gail Kardel, 55, of
Fernandina Beach, a cashier at the
Flash Foods at 2809 Atlantic Ave.
were each issued a notice to appear
in court for allegedly selling alco-
hol to a minor.
If convicted, they could face up
to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine.
The investigation took place
Saturday evening, when police
used a 16-year-old informant to
check 12 Fernandina Beach stores
for whether cashiers would sell
alcohol to a minor. .
According to a police report,
the informant attempted to buy
one bottle of Smirnoff Ice, an alco-
holic beverage, at the Flash Foods
store on Atlantic Avenue and the
Flash Foods store on South 14th
Street.
Police say Rivera and Kardel

both saw the informant's identifi-
cation stating he or she was under-
age, but sold the alcohol to the
informant anyway.
The operation was part of a
nationwide effort on the part of
MADD (Mothers Against Drunk
Driving) and law enforcement
agencies to commemorate the 21st
anniversary of the 21 Minimum
Drinking Age Law.
The law, which changed the
minimum legal drinking age from
18 to 21, was passed July 17,1984.
Wayne Woolery, president of the
MADD Northeast Chapter, esti-
mates the law has saved more than
21,000 lives by keepingn) alcohol
... out of the hands of those it hurts
the most"
In Jacksonville, of 44 stores that
were checked, the underage
informant was able to purchase
alcohol from four.
FBPD Officer Marty Scott said
police will conduct more checks in
the future.
"I've always wanted to be a part
of something like this, so I was
happy to have that chance," Scott
said. '"We've done checks in the
past and we'll be doing more in
the future ... just to keep every-
one on their toes."

Murder trial date set

SHANNON MALCOM
News-Leader
Almost exactly two years after
Georgette Stewart was found mur-
dered in her home, the trial for
her accused killer will begin.
A trial date of Sept 12 has been
set for Henry Reginald Stewart,
43. He was Georgette Stewart's
former brother-in-law, and they
lived on the same street
Georgette Stewart, 44, was
found dead in her singlewide trail-
er at 1522 Stewart Ave. on Sept.
11, 2003. She had been beaten and.
stabbed to death.
Her stepfather, Ernest Coes,
discovered her body when he
went to her home to check on her
after she didn't show up for work

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Jack-sonville.
Family mem-
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a $5,000 reward
for information
leading to the
arrest of her
Henry killers.
Stewart More than a
year later, on
Jan. 26, 2005,
Henry Reginald Stewart was
arrested and charged with her
murder.
He pleaded not guilty to the
murder charge on Feb. 17. Jury
selection for the trial will begin
Sept. 9.
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piled by Shannon Malcom, News-
Leader staff, from the July 14 court
docket of Circuit Judge Robert Foster.
Curtis William Bailey pleaded
guilty to possession of cocaine and
one count of possession of a con-
trolled substance with intent to sell,
manufacture or purchase. Bailey
was adjudicated guilty and sen-
tenced to 18 months of probation.
He is to submit to random drug
testing and undergo a drug and
alcohol evaluation. He was ordered
to pay $470 in court costs. Bailey
was not prosecuted on charges of
possession of less than 20 grams of
marijuana, possession of drug para-
phernalia and an additional charge
of possession of a controlled sub-
stance with intent to sell, purchase
or manufacture.
A trial date of Sept.' 12 has
been set for Gerome Berry for a
charge of sale or delivery of
cocaine.
Melissa Diane Boswell denied
violating her probation for a 2004
conviction of grand theft and a 2004
conviction of schemes to defraud
less than $20,000.
Michael Aaron Burroughs
admitted to violating his probation
for a 1998 conviction of lewd and
lascivious sexual battery.
Burroughs was adjudicated guilty
andhis probation was revoked and
terminated. He was sentenced to 22'
months in a state prison with cred-
it for time served. Outstanding fees
and costs of $73.28 were converted
to a civil judgment
A trial date of Nov. 14 was set
for Dennis Eugene Champion for
the charges of arson of a dwelling
and burglary of a dwelling.
Clifton Rydell Cheatham
admitted to violating his probation,
for a 2003 conviction of driving with

a license that had been suspended
or revoked and a 2003 conviction of
felony fleeing or attempting to
elude police. Cheatham's probation
was extended for two years.
Charles Michael Crosby Sr.
pleaded not guilty to dealing in
stolen property.
Jon Depriest pleaded guilty to
child abuse and solicitation of a
child to engage in a sex act.
Depriestwas adjudicated guilty and
sentenced to time served and five
years of probation. He is to have no
contact with his victim and no
unsupervised contact with children.
He was ordered to pay $370 in
court costs. Depriest was not pros-
ecuted on three charges of sexual
battery and two charges of lewd or
lascivious molestation.
Michael Steven Fowler II
pleaded not guilty to burglary of a
dwelling, battery and criminal mis-
chief.
A trial date of Sept. 12 was
set for Milton Ernest HorneJr. for
charges of sale or delivery of a con-
trolled substance, possession of
less than 20 grams of marijuana
and sale, delivery or purchase of
marijuana.
Randy B4xley Long pleaded
guilty to lewd or lascivious battery.
Adjudication was withheld and
Long was sentenced to three years
of sexual offender probation and
ordered to have no contact with his
victim.' Long was ordered to pay
$370 in court costs, a $50 public
defender's lien and all necessary
medical, physical, psychological
and psychiatric services for the vic-
tim. Long was also ordered to
undergo psychosexual counseling
and to submit to an HIV test
Randall Eugene Manning
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to pay a $1,000 fine to the Nassau
County Sheriff's Office Drug
Eradication and Enforcement Task
Force and $470 in court costs.
Manning was not prosecuted on a
charge of driving with a license that
has been suspended or revoked
and sale or delivery of cocaine.
Delores Maria McNeil admit-
ted to violating probation for a 2003
conviction of grand theft. McNeil
was adjudicated guilty and her pro-
bation was revoked and terminated.
She was sentenced to 30 days in
the Nassau County Jail with credit
for time served.
Brad Alan Seidel pleaded not
guilty to sexual battery and
molestation of a victim under the
age of 12 by a person 18-years-old
or older.
A trial date of Sept. 12 was
set for Charles Speights for charges
of resisting arrest with violence
and battery on a law enforcement
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Patrick Shawn Stone admitted
to violating his probation for a 2004
conviction of aggravated child
abuse. Adjudication was withheld
and Stone was sentenced to 30 days
in the Nassau County Jail, followed
by the remainder of his probation.
Bryan Carlton Ward pleaded
guilty to grand theft. He was adju-
dicated guilty and sentenced to
time served in the Nassau County
Jail. Ward was ordered to pay $370
in court costs. He was not prose-
cuted on a charge of schemes to
defraud less than $20,000.
Johnny Wayne Townsend
pleaded guilty to three counts of

felony driving with a license that
has been suspended or revoked,
obstruction by disguise and attach-
ing a tag not assigned. Townsend
was adjudicated guilty and sen-
tenced to four months in the
Nassau County Jail with credit for
time served. Townsend was
ordered to pay $370 in court costs
and a $50 public defender's lien.
M Sharon Lynn Watkins admit-
ted to violating probation for a 2003
conviction of possession of
methamphetamine. Watkins was
adjudicated guilty, her probation
was revoked and terminated and
she was sentenced to nine months
in the Nassau County Jail.
Outstanding fees and costs in the
amount of $1,199.57 were convert-
ed to a civil judgment.
A trial date of Oct 10 was set
for Gerald Wayne Wilder II for two
counts of producing methamphet-
amine, two counts of possession of
a controlled substance, two counts
of aggravated assault with a dead-
ly weapon, one count of criminal
mischief, one count of grand theft
of a motor vehicle and one count of
domestic battery.
Billy Wayne Youngblood
pleaded guilty to obtaining unem-
ployment compensation based on
false claims. Adjudication was with-
held and Youngblood was sen-
tenced to two years of probation.
He was ordered to pay $370 in
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SPORTS TALK
JOHN L. CRAWFORD

Ihave an

opinion,

according

tome

yet's talk about the
word "opinion." I am
a columnist, which
means I'm employed
to give my opinion on a vari-
ety of topics. And guess
what, Wyatt Sexton's antics
on June 13 made for a hot
topic one I would have
been remiss in not address-
ing. After all, 20 years old or
not, Sexton chose to become
a public figure when he
signed up to play football at
FSU. So of course his antics
were going to be written
about and, gasp, even made
fun of.
I was then, and still am, of
the opinion that Sexton was
on some sort of mind-alter-
ing drug that day. Does that
make it fact? No, which
means that I haven't given a
false report, only my opinion.
If Sexton truly has Lyme
disease, as Dr. S. Chandra
Swami of Hermitage, Pa., has
reported, that's too bad (by
the way, is there something
wrong with the doctors in
Tallahassee? Why
Pennsylvania? Fishy, to say
the least). If the incident was
the result of drugs, which, in
my opinion, it seemed to be,
that's also too bad but incred-
ibly irresponsible on
Sexton's part.
Keep the letters coming;
we like fresh opinions. But
you're wasting your time
telling me to stifle mine.
Oh, and just so it's no
longer a mnystery. I i aduat-
ed from the Universityof
North Florida with a B.A. in
communications and a busi-
ness minor. My favorite col-
lege teamnis North South
East West Florida School of
Melodic Music. I like
brunettes, long walks on the
beach... never mind...
Speaking of Sexton, I was
on my way to Tallahassee,
apology letter in hand, when
I was bitten by a deer tick
and forgot where I was.
Funny how I didn't seem to
notice a rash or had no prior
pain in my joints (no pun
intended). Woke up in
Lakeland, where apparently
the streets are paved with
gold and every man is hand-
some and lives in a mansion.
Some people are so lucky...
Since I don't hail from
Lakeland, I do occasionally
make a mistake. I reported
that AJ. Nicholson was a
burglar when he merely
resisted arrest and was1
nabbed for drunk driving.
Sorry for the misinforma-
tion...
Breaking news: Arnold
Palmer decided about five
years ago to build one of his
signature golf courses in,
guess where, Yulee. Must be
something about our
swamps and trailers that
appealed to him...
I had this spot reserved to
completely belittle the next
University of Florida player
who claimed he was God or
smacked around his girl-
friend. As luck would have it,
that didn't happen. So an ex-
Gator coach will have to do.
South Carolina head foot-
ball coach Steve Spurrier
reportedly has revoked the
scholarships of a handful of
players to make room for
better ones. The State, a
South Carolina paper, report-
ed that Gamecock wide
receiver Grayson Mullins
had his scholarship taken
away for no apparent reason
other than he isn't very
good. Grayson told the news-
paper that Spurrier said
there are five more such
cases.
Shame on you, Steve, The
university should be obligat-
ed to honor a four-year
agreement with a player who
could have decided to play
Elsewhere. Besides, Spurrier
should be dipping into his
vast pool of troublemakers
for extra scholarships.
John L. Crawford's column
appears Wednesdays.

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PHOTOS BY BETH JONES/NEWS-LEADER
Fernandina Beach Babe Ruth 15-year-old Allstar Jarrett Sinclair slides back to first base to avoid a tag in the top of the third
inning.Friday. He beat out the throw to first base to send Jeff Whiting in for the winning run over Mandarin. Fernandina beat the
host team 1-0 but lost its next two games and was eliminated from the state tournament.

15-year-old Allstars open with win,

drop a pair in state tournament

BETH JONES
News-Leader
Rain postponed the state tournament opener
Thursday for Fernandina Beach Babe Ruth's 15-year-
old Allstars. The team returned to Mandarin Friday
morning to take on host Mandarin Sports Association.
"We hurt them early," said Jack Southerland, man-
ager for the 15-year-olds.
Fernandina Beach broke the scoreless standoff
in the top of the third inning. Andrew Wood singled
and Jeff Whiting came in to pinch run. Jarrett Sinclair
beat the throw to first base to knock in Whiting for the
only run Fernandina Beach would need as they shut
out the hosts 1-0. .
'The pitching was great, we played great defense,"
Southerland said.
After a two-hour break,. Fernandina Beach was
back on the field to take on Chiefland, a team that was
three outs from picking up a win on Thursday before
lightning and rain canceled play for the night.
Chiefland had to finish its game before facing
Fernandina Beach. :
"The winner's bracket also gets a day's rest,"
Southerland said. 'i
But because of the rain delay on Thursday, :' .
Fernandina Beach had to play a doubleheader on
Friday.
Up 7-5 in the sixth inning, Fernandina Beach gave
up a couple of walks and three runs to Chiefland.
Fernandina Beach came up short, losing 8-7.
"It was a heartbreaker," Southerland said. "We
just didn't quite have enough. We walked in the win-
ning run. We gave it to them."
Offensively, "we knocked the cover off the ball,"
Southerland said.
One "bad inning" for Fernandina Beach on -=-. ---
Saturday was all Normandy needed. The team capi-
talized on the miscues and won 4-2 to eliminate
Fernandina from its run for the state title.
Fernandina Beach gave up just one earned run but
three unearned runs in the fourth ruined a 2-1 lead.
"In the sixth inning, the bases were loaded with two
outs," Southerland said. "Jarred Carlton hit it to the
fence, but the guy made a great catch. Five more feet
and it would have been a grand slam."
Southerland said his team had chances to win in the
seventh but "couldn't get a big hit. We couldn't get a...... .
break," he said.
But Southerland said his players never quit.
S "I'm proud of those kids," he said. "We were play-
ing towns pulling from 100 kids. "This team set the bar .
pretty high for the next couple of years. In 21 innings
played, we led 17 or 18 of them." .
Southerland said he was thankful for the fan sup- "
port his team received during the district and state "
tournament. Fernandina Beach clinched the district .
crown to advance to the state tournament. -'. .. '
"It didn't matter where we went, even practice '" *,
games, we always had more people," Southerland "
said. "Win or lose, they supported us."

Above, Justin Day was on the .
mound four innings, giving
up a pair of hits, in the
Allstars' opener Friday at
Mandarin. Left, Andrew Wood
had a base hit in the top of
the third. The pinch runner
victory over the host Right,
Jarred Carlton tries to keep
cool in the dugout Friday. 4. .

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WEDNESDAY, JULY20, 2005
FERNANDINA BEACH. FLORIDA

3-year-olds

1-2 in state

tournament

E Fernandina Beach Babe
Ruth 11-year-old Allstars place
third in the state, 3B
The 13-year-old Allstar base-
ball team from Fernandina
Beach Babe Ruth traveled to
Perry over the weekend for the
state tournament. The local boys
went 1-2 in the tournament, plac-
ing fifth in the state.
Fernandina was shut out 6-0
in its opener against host Perry
Thursday, but rebounded Friday
to beat Williston 6-5.
On Saturday, Fernandina was
eliminated 10-0 by Tallahassee.
Against Perry, Cameron Rose
and Patrick Garvin contributed
the team's two hits. It was apitch-
ing duel for Harrison Yonn and
Garvin, who walked just three
batters in seven innings. Rose
turned a double play to close out
the first inning when he caught
a fly ball at second and caught
the runner at second off base.
In the Williston game, with
Fernandina trailing 3-2 in the
bottom of the sixth inning,
Carson Buchanan hit a line drive
double to right field, which drove
in Jonathon Beaton and sparked
a three-run two-out rally.
Trent Luman went in to pinch
run for Buchanan, who pulled a
leg muscle while running to sec-
ond base. Ltiman scored off a
stolen base and a passed ball.
Jackson Selvidge walked,
stole a base and then scored the
final run of the sixth inning on a
Myles Rabant hit. Fernandina
took a 5-3 lead.
Williston answered with two
runs in the seventh to tie the
game and force an extra inning.
In the bottom of the eighth,
Yonn scored the winning run.
He singled, stole two bases and
then scored on a throwing error
by the pitcher, who tried to pick
him off.
Luman, Chaz Skarpalezos,
Yonn, Rose and Beaton all con-
tributed hits.
The defense committed just
S one error in seven innings.
In the third game against
Tallahassee, Fernandina Beach
was out-hit and succumbed in
the sixth inning to the 10-run
rule. Fernandina's defense had
just three errors in that game.
"The kids hustled and played
hard," Manager Lee Skarpalezos
said. "We had a good time and
learned a lot. The next time we
will be more prepared."
The 13-year-old Allstars were
the district champions.

Fishing event

for kayakers

JaxKayakFishing.com, the
online kayak fishing community
of Jacksonville, is announcing
the second Jacksonville Kayak
Fishing Classic Oct. 14-15.
The tournament promotes
kayak fishing in Jacksonville with
a fun and competitive format.
The event raises funds for
Jacksonville children's charities
with the help of local retailers
and national sponsors.
After the success of the April
tournament with over 100 pad-
dlers, JaxKayakFishing is expect-
ing this event to be the largest of
its type on the east coast of the
country with over 130 entrants.
Kayak anglers will be target-
ing redfish, trout, and flounder in
a catch-photo-release format for
over $18,000 in prizes and gifts.
The captain's meeting for the
tournament is Oct. 14 at Strike
SZone Plaza, and the check-in,
awards ceremonies and barbe-
cue is Oct. 15 at Angle's Subs in
Jacksonville Beach.
Entry fee is $50, which
includes a captain's bag, rights to
fish, entry into the tournament
raffle and barbecue.
Register on-line at www.Jax
S KayakFishing.com.

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WEDNESDAY. JULY 20,2005 SPORTS NEWS-LEADER

Tennis part of physical education at schools

TENNIS NEWS

The Yulee Tennis Founda-
tion, Inc. (Team Nassau) has
formed a steering committee
with the USTA schools program
to promote tennis in the schools.
Plans are to introduce students
to basic skills of tennis during
physical education class and to
provide additional opportunities
for children to explore the game
further during and after school.
Schools in Nassau County that
commit to the program will
receive free and discounted
equipment as well as introduc-
tion to the physical education
teacher on how to teach the
sport
Due to vandalism of the
newly surfaced courts at the
Yulee Sports Complex, plans are
in place to issue keys to the
courts for tennis play only.
For information regarding
USA Team Nassau, call Robin
French, 225-0403, or the Nassau
County Recreation Department,
5484889. E-mail: davejudi@bell
south.net (reference tennis).
Visit www.teamnassaufl.org.

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SUBM1TrED
Students participate in the Junior Development program headed by Jim and Annette Stocker
at the Yulee Sports Complex.

Junior program
at the Ritz for ages 5-12
The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia
Island will hold a junior tennis
program July 25-28 from 5-5:30
p.m. for munchkins (ages 5-8),
from 5:30-6:30 p.m. for stars
(ages 9-12) and future stars
(ages vary).
.Cost is $50 for munchkins

and $75 for stars and future stars
(paid in advance) or $15 per day
for munchkins and $20 per day
for stars and future stars.
Minimum of two children per
class required.
Munchkins is for beginning
students who have or are devel-
opming hand-eye coordination,
balance, footwork, timing and
stroke development. Stars is a

program geared for students
who have had instruction, pri-
marily working on stroke, foot-
work, timing and rules of the
game. Future stars focuses on
the junior player who has had a
significant amount of instruc-
tion, can sustain a rally and is
close to or already playing tour-
nament.
Call 491-6793 to register.

Beach soccer tournament slated in Jacksonville

Sand Blast Sports expects
more than 2,000 sun and soccer
fanatics, youth and adults, to
take over Florida beaches in Ft
Lauderdale, St. Petersburg,
Jacksonville and Panama City
for the inaugural 2005 Sand
Blast Beach Soccer Florida Tour
presented by Pabst Blue Ribbon
Beer.
The local event will be held
Sept 9-11 at Jacksonville Beach.
Holiday. Inn SunSpree Resort,

1617 North First St., is the host
The weekend events feature
a two-day recreational tourna-
ment, as well as evening social
activities for players and fans to
enjoy the camaraderie of the
beautiful game on the shores of
Florida's tropical beaches.
Recognized and sanctioned
by FIFA, beach soccer has jour-
neyed from the playas of Brazil
to the hearts of millions of fans
all over the globe.

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The participation of interna-
tionally-renowned players such
as flamboyant Frenchman Eric
Cantona, legendary Spanish
strikers Michel and Julio Salinas
and Brazilian samba stars such
as Romario, Junior and Zico has
helped to expand television cov-
erage to large audiences in over
170 countries worldwide, mak-
ing beach soccer one of the
fastest growing professional
sports in the world.
A fast-pace game that aver-
ages two shots on goal every
minute and over 10 goals a
game, beach soccer is played 5-
on-5 and the soft sand tests play-'
ers' aerobic strength while
encouraging high flying tricks

and daredevil maneuvers.
Brackets are seeded to sup-
port all levels of play from begin-
ner to the most experienced.
Rules, registration and further
information are available at
www.sandblastsoccer.com.
.The Sand Blast Beach Soccer
Tour begins with a Friday night,
bracket selection party.
Tournament play is scheduled to.
last throughout the day on
Saturday.
The Pabst Blast at Sand Blast
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followed by more beach play on
Championship Sunday.
To register yourself or your
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visit www.sandblastsoccer.com.

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Tiger Woods
Birthdate: December 30, 1975
Birthplace: Cypress, Calif.
Residence: Orlando, Fla.
Turned Professional: 1996
Joined TOUR: 1996

World Ranking: 1
2005 Earnings: $6,601,874
PGA TOUR Victories: 44 PGA TOUR victories, including
Major Tournament victories

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The U.S. Bank Championship 'The U.S.BankChampionshipin
Defending: Carlos Franco Milwaukee has been a tour
Total Purse: $3,800,000 event fa over four decades.
'Yards: 6,739 Most people nowthis event as
Par: 70 the Greater Milwaukee Open,
but U.S. Bank became the title
sponsor in 2004. Between 1940 and 1967, events took place in Milwaukee
sporadically. The 1940 Milwaukee Open was won by Ralph Guldahl by two
strokes over Ed Oliver. The tournament record is held by Loren Roberts, who
had a 20-under-par total of 260 in 2000 to capture the event by eightstrokes.
The defending champion, CarlosFranco, wil tryto become the first man to win
ths event on three separate occaissons, Franco won by two strokes last year
over Fred Funk and Brett Quigley.
PGA T u

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Mostly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy
Hi: 86 Lo: 69 Hi: 84 Lo: 64 Hi: 82 Lo: 67 Hi: 83 Lo: 67

Tournament Results
Champion: Tiger Woods
Purse: $1,261,584
2nd Place: Colin Montgomerie
Purse; .$753,446
3rd Place: Couples, Olazabal
Purse: $424,909

Tiger Woods led from start to finish, capturing his
second British Open title at the Old Course in St.
Andrews and his 10th major championship over-
all. Woods finished with a 14-under par total of
274, winning by a comfortable five stokes over
hometown favorite Colin Montgomerie. Even with
Spaniard Jose Maria Olazabal pulling to within
one stroke of Woods during the final round, one

never got the sense that Tiger would fold. He did not, yet all his major challengers crumbled
under the pressure on the back nine. With.the victory, the accolades continue to pile up for
Wdods. He became only the second man to complete two Grand Slams on the PGATour
(Jack N1dbkaus the other). Woods also surpassed Nicklaus as the youngest player to ever win
10 major championships by close to two years.

Vijay Singh's first major championship
came in which year?

a) 1995
b) 1996

c) 1997
d)1998

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Wearesoworiedaboutmaking
a full swing on ourdrivesthat we
> really sacrifice our accuracy to
try and gain more distance. The
fact of the matter is that we can
actually shorten our backswing,
increase our accuracy and pos-
/I asibly add even more distance to
our drives. The most classic
example isTigerWoods, who leamedto short-
Sen up his backswing and we all know) that he
can still pound the ball down the fairway. Three
things should be worked on to shorten the
backswing and keep your drives getting good
accuracy and distance. At the top of the back-
swing, the distance from he right shoulder to
the right hand must be increased. You also
have to make a full shoulder turn through
impact. Finally, the right elbow has to be at a
90 degree angle when you start the down-
swing to promote a correct follow-hrough.

tJuit RQ, i9@ Before 1958, the
PGA Championship had strictly
been a match play style event. That,
all changed as Dow Finsterwald
captured the first stroke play PGA
Championship. Finsterwald finished
the tournament at a 4-under-par
total of 276 at the Llanerch Country
Club in Havertown, Pa. Finsterwald
won the tournament by two strokes
3 10 over Billy Casper.

Pair share men's blitz

title on Wednesday

August with its "dog" days
isn't here yet but the weather has
been hot and muggy, causing
some of the Fernandina Beach
Men's Golf Association blitz play-
ers to come in drenched in sweat
and gasping for air. On
Wednesday, 61 players took part
in the blitz with Rudy Campanale
(86) and Steve Shannon (78)
sharing individual honors at plus
9.

GOLF NEWS

Surf Scramble set
The Surf Scramble will be
held at 11 a.m. Aug. 2 at The Golf
Club of Amelia Island..The $99
entry fee includes golf, cart and
a buffet at The Surf following the
event with open bar for two
hours.

Bo Alvarez, with the round of There will be prizes and give-
the day (67), took third at plus 8. aways, and each eligible player
Alvarez's plus 8 was good (pros excluded) has the opportu-.
enough to enable the team of nity to win $25,000 by making a -
Pap Scarboro (92, minus 1), hole-in-one on the ninth hole and
Mike Manis (90, plus 3) and $15,000 in a putting contest at
Michael Kaufman (86, minus 1) The Surf.
to take first place at plus 9. Stop by the The Surf to sign
The five man team of Ron up for this four-person scramble.
Peterson (84, plus 1), George A portion of the proceeds will be
Watts (79, even), Fred Boatright donated to a local charity.
(78, plus 2), Ray Huskey (87,
even), and Jim Deal (82, plus 5) ALS benefit tourney
came in at plus 8 and second
place. The inaugural ALS Amelia
There was a tie for third at Island Golf Classic will be held
plus 3 involving the teams of Aug. 5 at Long Point Golf Club
Rich Vredenburgh (89, plus 3), on Amelia Island Plantation.
Charles Hoenstine (84, plus 5), Registration is at 10:30 a.m. with
Tommy Shave (76, plus 2), John a noon shotgun start Reception
Bray (91, minus 7) and Charles will be held from 5-7 p.m. All pro-
Fenn (74, plus 3), Al Jump (86, ceeds benefit ALS Association
plus 2), John Mitchum (90, Florida Chapter. Entry fee is
minus 2), Wayne Mortenson (98, $125 per player or $400 for a
even), foursome and includes golf,
In the closest to the pin con- lunch, raffle ticket and cocktail
test, sponsored by Joe Parrish reception.
Bail Bonds, Tommy Shave (7 To register or for information,
south) and Mike Joyce (6 west) contact Mark O'Day at (904) 553-
were the winners from the white 0576 or odaym25@aol.com, or
tees. Gold tee winners were J. P. visit www.als-florida.org.
Kreger (3 south) and Don Lay (9
west). 'Really Caring tournament
Sixty-two players played in
the Friday blitz with Jim Gibson The sixth annual "Really
(76, plus 9) taking individual Caring" Golf Tournament, host-
honors. There was a tie for sec- ed by the Amelia Island
ond at plus 8 between Tom Grillo Plantation in support of the
(86) and Walter Boyd (86). McArthur Family YMCA's Really
Grillo's plus 8 aided by Allen Caring Scholarship Fund, will be
Sage (82, plus 6) and Don Lay held Aug. 26. Proceeds enable
(85, plus 4) led the five-man the YMCA to offer programs,
team, which included Mike memberships and outreach serv-
Manis (97, minus 4) and Dave ices for children and families
Mason (85, minus 1) to a first regardless of their ability to pay.
place win at plus 13. Check-in and breakfast at
Gibson's plus 9, Larry Griner Long Point will be at 7:30 a.m.
(100, plus 1), D.D. Miller (92, with a shotgun start at 9 a.m. -
even) and Michael Kaufman (84, Entry fee is $100 per person and
plus 1) was good for plus 11 and includes cart fee, greens fee,
a tie for second place with the lunch and prizes. Format is four-
team of George Watts (77, plus person scramble. Sponsorships
3), Bob Dorsey (78, plus 2), John are also available.
and Jim Contact Niki Stanford at the
Grupe (83, plus 3), nJ YMCA at 261-1080.
i, RobVrts (80 plus) .. -., ,"
t, man team e-
atashe92, plus 3), John ior rney
Vanderhoof (75, plus 3), Tommy The Reinhold Junior Golf,
Shave (75, plus 3), Sammy Classic will be held on July 24 at
Alvarez (82, minus 1) and the Country Club of Orange
Michael Parker (82, plus 1) fin- Park. Junior Classic organizer
ished at plus 9 and fourth place. Kelly Cate, who has vowed to
Due to the lack of players resurrect the one-day tourna-
signing up to play in the two-man ment that drew as many as 50
tournament scheduled for participants in past years, says
Saturday and Sunday, the tourna- he is still pounding the pavement
ment was cancelled and the in search of more players.
Saturday Morning Breakfast The Classic is open to all boys
Mixer was held with 35 players and girls through age 18 of any
taking part. playing level throughout
Robert Johnson, with an 85, Northeast Florida. The tourna-
good for plus 7 points, took first ment is an 18-hole event but also
place. He was followed by Ron has a nine-hole division for inex-
Boatright (71, plus 6), Tom Grillo perienced players. Play is sched-
(85, plus 3), Ed Lewis (91, plus tiled to start at 2 p.m. The regis-
2) and three players at plus 1 traction fee is $25 for 18 holes and
Frank Finocchio (86), Ron $15 for nine holes, and includes
Peterson (80) and Tommy Purvs trophies, prizes and a pizza party
"(88). afterward.
Anyone wishing to sign up for
Royal Amelia juniorcinics the Classic can do so by calling
Royal Amelia Golf Club is Kelly Cate at (904) 591-7931.
holding junior golf clinics this Registration forms are available
summer. Clinics are from 8:30-10 from area high school golf coach-
a.m. each day. Students 10-11 go es and at local pro shops
Monday and Wednesdays and throughput Northeast Florida.
those 12-15 go Tuesdays and For information, including
Thursday. Class size is limited. sponsorship and entry, contact
Cost is $10 per student per class. Maggie Vann at 904-269-3900 or
Call to reserve a spot at 491- Jim Kuhn at 904-269-5857 ext.
8500. 302.

2005 Money Leaders World Rankings Driving Distance Putting Average
Rank & Player Money Rank & Player Score Rankt & Player &a.~ ank & Player A
1) Tiger Woods $6,601,874 1) Tiger Woods 16.24 1) Scott Hend 318.6 1) Ben Crane 1.704
2) Vijay Singh $5,994,203 2) Vijay Singh 12,19 2) Tiger Woods 312,1 2) Arjun Atwal 1,710
3) Phil Mickelson $4,268,775 3) Ernie Els 9.36 3) Brett Wetterich 309.7 3) Steve Stricker 1.720
4) David Toms $3,354,663 4) Phil Mickelson 8.58 4) Scott Gutschewski 306.8 4) Tim Clark 1.731
5) Jim Furyk $3,316,669 5) Retief Goosen 7.61 5) Hank Kuehne 306,5 4) Todd Fischer 1.731

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 20.2005 SPORTS NEWS-LEADER

Allstars place

third in state

A season of hard work paid off for the Fernandina
Beach Babe Ruth 11-year-old Allstars as they took
third place in the Cal Ripken State Tournament in
Tallahassee. Competing against the top teams from the
entire North Florida area, Fernandina surprised teams
that, in some cases, had been together for four years.
The most common statement made during this tour-
nament was "Where did these guys come from?"
In the first matchup of the tournament, Fernandina
played the host team, Levy Park, the district winner
from the Tallahassee area. With Timmy (T.Roz.)
Roszell pitching a two-hitter with 10 strikeouts,
Fernandina upset the local favorite 2-1 behind Brennan
(Mac Attack) Beckham's game-winning RBI.
Outstanding defensive play from Connor (Bird Legs)
Nelson and Dylan (Scooter) Kelly helped seal the
victory.
Fernandina then matched up with eventual tour-
nament winner Ponte Vedra in the second game. After
getting behind early, Manager Mark Manning elect-
ed to go to his bench quickly and save as much pitch-
ing as possible. Fernandina lost 19-4 with the only
highlight being the defensive play of Logan (The
Italian Stallion) Vendola.
The next team up for Fernandina was Winthrop
Park. Avery (A Train) Womble and Kyle (Sunshine)
Tucker pitched a combined strong game to allow
Fernandina to take a 10-2 win. Brendan (Bubba)
Manning led the way by scoring four runs, going 3-
for4 hitting and having 2 RBI.
Fernandina then had the tough assignment of
playing the early game the next morning and staying,
if successful, for another game immediately following
in the humid Tallahassee heat. With the coaching
staff stressing, it was time.to take a team out early, and
the players responded. Behind another strong pitch-
ing performance by Roszell, Fernandina put Madison
Park down 15-2. Zach (Nickel) Camp broke the game
wide open with a Grand Slam home run. Will (Willy)

SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Fernandina Beach Babe Ruth's 1 1-year-old Allstars competed in Tallahassee recently. The
team, above celebrating a win, went 3-2 and finished third in the state among the eight teams.
Right top, Will Woods chases a foul pop-up. Right bottom, Brendan Manning lays down a sacri-
fice bunt for Fernandina Beach.

Woods had a great day at the plate going 3-for-3.,
Fernandina was then forced to turn around and
play Julington Creek for second place in the tourna-
ment In a tightly contested game, Fernandina ran out
of gas at the end and lost 7-2 to finish third in North
Florida.
Leading hitters for Fernandina during this tour-
nament were Nick (at Night) Crawford at .777 and
Connor ("Crash") Cottle at .636. RBI leaders were

Cottle with six, Beckham, Camp and Manning each
with 5 RBI.
Coaches Jody Montgomery, John Camp, Joe
Roszell and Manager Mark Manning were extreme-
ly pleased with the effort of these kids to reach a
level never obtained before by 11-year-olds in the
local league. The.coaches said they would not be sur-
prised to see a state title from this age group before
they are finished.

SPORTS SHORTS

GirlsontheRuni
Registration is now open for the fall season at
Girls on the Run a fun and positive program for
8-12 year old girls of all abilities. Throughout the
season, girls learn about important life skills while
training to complete a 5K (3.1 mile) run/walk. Each
lesson includes fun team activities, stretching, run-
ning games, uplifting workouts and group discus-
sions, while building self-esteem and healthy
fIfaoJ..In Af tha aneiJ nf ^ th a A co :eri n n fmm n1l

Goodbread Road. A copy of the applicant's birth cer-
tificate, current wallet-size picture and a copy of the
student's report card for the last semester of school
are required.
For information, contact Kim Hlighsmith at 225-
8418 or Chris Turner at 483-7436.
Physical examinations for Pop Warner will be
held on July 30 from 10 a.m. to noon. The cost is
$10 per athlete.

Ilystysl es. At LItIe en I iof e seasonI, gins IroIj-aiil
GOTR teams participate in a non-competitive 5K Pop Wamer
run/walk that gives the girls a chance to shine and a Femandina Beach Pop Warner meets at.7 p.m.
big sense of accomplishment at the finish line. on the fourth Thursday of the month at the Atlantic
Fall programs begin Sept. 11 and are being held Avenue Recreation Center.
at the McArthur YMCA on Mondays and The football registration July 26 has been can-,
Wednesdays from 4-5:15 p.m., Atlantic Elementary celed. due to a coaches clinic. Players may sign up
on Tuesday and Thursdays from 2:30-3:39 p.m. from 6-8 p.m. July 21 at the ballpark. Sports physi-
and Yulee Elementary on Tuesdays and Thursdays cals will be offered from 5:15-7 p.m. July 26 and
from 2:30-3:30 p.m. July 28 at the Atlantic Avenue Recreation Center.
For more information, call 321-4315 or email Fee is $10. Registration will also be held during that
GOTRneflorida@aol.com. The registration deadline!" ','time."Th'rer&'r'6still a feivpols'for cheerleading.
is Aug. 31. Group sizes are limited and fonfiedWtfh'1 '"'"O&I h Adal, Mhbe at 2?5-547.4 or JohnSpencq
first-come, first-servqd basis. Volunteer coaches are at 261-3803 or or visit www.fernandinabeachpop
also needed to work with a team of girls. warner.com.

Ron Veal camp canceled
The fourth annual Ron Veal Football Camp,
which was scheduled for July 21-23, in Fernandina
Beach, has been canceled.

YMScamps
A volleyball camp will be held at Yulee Middle
School from 3-5 p.m. Aug. 1-4. It is open to girls in
grades 6-8 and the cost is $25.
A soccer camp for boys and girls in grades 6-9
will be held from 3-5 p.m. Aug. 1-4 at YMS. Cost is'
$25. Call 225-5116 for information.

TurtleTrotset
Entries are now being accepted for the annual,
Labor Day 5K and 10K Turtle Trot. The running
event will be held Sept. 3, beginning at 8:30 a.m. at
Fort Clinch State Park. Registration is $15 until Aug.
26 and $20 afterwards through race day. Pick up
entry forms and register at Amelia Island Wellness
Center (869 Sadler Rd.), Red Otter Outfitters (1012
Atlantic Ave.) or on-line at www.ameliaislandrun
ners.com.
Awards will be three deep male and female in
the following age groups: 13 and under, 14-19, 20-
29, 30-39,.40-49, 50-59 and 60 and older. T-shirts
will distributed to all runners and walkers. Awards
ceremony will be held at the Atlantic Avenue
Recreation Center. Bib race number will be honored
as a car pass to Fort Clinch all day Sept. 3.
Pre-registered runners and walkers may pick up
race packets at Amelia Wellness Center from 7 a.m.
to 7 p.m. Sept. 2. Race packets will also be at the
Atlantic Avenue Recreation Center beginning at 7
a.m. on race day.
Race proceeds will be donated to the Amelia
Island Sea Turtle Watch. For information, contact
the Amelia Island Runners at 491-0369.

FBHSvolleyball
Femandina Beach High School volleyball team
will hold an open practice from 3:30-5 p.m. Aug. 1-5.
Tryouts will be from 3-5 p.m. Aug. 8-9. Players must
have an updated physical.

Quarterback Club
The Quarterback Club's deadline for member-
ship/season ticket applications and advertising
applications has been extended to Aug. 1. The
remaining chair back seats are available. For more
information and availability, please visit our website,
www.fbhspirates.com or contact Mike Mekara at
(904) 608-4600 or or mtmekara@yahoo.com..
The Quarterback Club's next regular meeting is
at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 1 at the Femandina Beach High
School media center (library) and refreshments will
be provided.
The Quarterback Club and football staff requests
volunteers to assist with cleaning up the Pirate
Field. Work will be completed on two consecutive
Saturday, July 30 and Aug. 6, starting at approxi-
mately 9 a.m.

YuleePop Warner
Yulee Athletic Association will hold sign-ups for
Pop Wamer football and cheerleading from 10 a.m.
to noon every Saturday through July 30 at the ath-
letic building at the Yulee Sports Complex on

Yoga events for July
Y Yoga offers a stretch class at 8 a.m.
Wednesday. Ball and core classes are at 9 a.m.
Wednesday and 6 p.m. Thursday. Hot yoga ses-
sions are at 7 p.m. Tuesday and Thursdays.
Family yoga session will be offered July 23 at
9:30 a.m. It is a fun approach to yoga with kid-
friendly postures, which resemble animals and ele-
ments of nature. The cost is $15 per family (no
restriction on age or family 'size).
The tiki yoga evening session is at the Scott
Road beach access at 8 p.m. July 21 in celebration
of the full moon. To celebrate Y Yoga's second
anniversary, there will be free yoga and ball classes
the week of July 17-23.
Call Y Yoga at 415-9642.

CMS summercamps
The following camps will be held at Callahan
Middle School:
Volleyball camp from 3-6 p.m. Aug. 1-4 for
grades 5-9. Cost is $60 for four-day camp with
offensive and defensive skills, drills, strategies, con-
tests and scrimmages.
Basketball camp from 6-9 p.m. Aug. 1-4 for
grades 5-9. Cost is $60 for four-day camp which
includes offensive and defensive skills, drills, strate-
gies, contests and scrimmages.
4
Marathon training team
Girls on the Run is building a team of local
women who want to run for a reason and have fun.
Ladies are invited to join GOTR to train for the
Miami Marathon/Half-Marathon (your choice) and
help support the GOTR girls!
It is open to all women (walkers, beginner run-
ners, experienced marathoners and everyone in
between). Take the summer to'build up your running
base (training program begins Oct. 1). Talk with our
coach over the summer to get training advice before
the official program begins. Train in the fall and win-
ter when it's cooler. There is a fund-raising commit-
ment of $262.
There will be fun socials and informative training
clinics. Team sizes are limited and on a first-come,
first-served basis, so sign-up early to reserve a spot.
Register at www.active.com or get more details at
www.gotrneflorida.org.

Recreation roundup
The city of Fernandina Beach Recreation
Department is offering the following activities:
Adult softball registration will be held Aug. 1
through Sept. 2 at the Atlantic Center. Co-ed slow-
pitch is Monday and Wednesday evenings, men's
slowpitch Tuesday nights and men's fastpitch is
Thursday nights. Team fee is $385 and due Sept. 2.
Captain's meeting is Sept. 8. Season begins Sept.
19. For information, contact Jason at 277-7350.
Umpires and scorekeepers are needed.
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 ($5 non-city residents) or
$50 for three months for city residents ($65 for
county 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.

*Adult tennis clinics are offered at the Central
Park courts with instructor Lanny Kalpin. 3.0/3.5
doubles/singles clinic on Tuesdays or Wednesdays
from 6-7 p.m. or Thursdays from 7-8 p.m. Beginner
clinic on Thursdays from 6-7 p.m. Advanced begin-
ner clinic on Fridays from 9-10 a.m. Fee is $66 for
city residents, $71 non-city. Maximum of five partici-
pants. 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
morning or evening sessions at the Central Park
courts. Private fee is $40 per hour for city residents,
$45 non-city. Semi-private fee is $42 per hour for
city residents, $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.
Summer youth tennis camps for boys and girls
ages 5-16 (beginner to intermediate) will be held at
the Central Park courts with, instructor Lanny Kalpin
July 18-21.-.4t.July 25-28 jp p.m. lo noon. Cost
is $50 per'week for city residents ($45 per week if
siblings), $55,non-city ($50 iftsiblings). Limit is 20
per camp. Register at the Atlantic Center. Contact
Kalpin at 491-0255 or 557-8110.
Central Park tennis court keys are available at
the Atlantic Center for $5 refundable deposit.-
*Aqua 1 water aerobics is held from 9:05-9:50
a.m. at the Atlantic Center pool or 6:30-7:15 p.m. at
the MLK Center pool Mondays through Thursdays.
.Cost is $5 per day or $45 per month for city resi-
dents and $6 per day or $50 per month for non-city
residents. Weekly rates available. Register on the
15th of every month at the Atlantic Center.
For private swim lessons, call Jesse at 277-
7350. Single session (30 minutes) is $20 for city res-
idents, $25 non-city. Four-session package is $48
for city residents, $50 non-city. Eight-session pack-
age is $88 for city residents, $90 non-city.
Atlantic Center pool is open from 11 a.m. to 7
p.m. daily. Admission is $3 for city residents, $5 non-
city residents. Summer passes (valid through Labor
Day) are available for $65 individual city residents,
$95 couples, $130 family. Fees for non-city resi-
dents are $80 individual, $115 couples, $175 family.
*The MLK Center pool is open from 11 a.m. to 4
p.m. Monday through Friday and from 12-5 p.m.
weekends. Admission is $3 for city residents, $5 for
non-city residents. Summer passes are available for.
individuals, couples and families and may be pur-
chased at the Atlantic Center. Fees are $35 for indi-
vidual, $55 couples, $85 family for city residents and
$44 individual, $69 couples and $105 family for non-
city residents.
Lap swim at the Atlantic Center runs from 6-8
a.m. Monday through Friday. Cost is $3 for city resi-
dents, $5 all others. Lap swim is also available dur-
ing public swim hours.
Coed exercise is held from 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Tuesday and Thursdays 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 Wednesdays at the Atlantic
Recreation Center. Fee is $40 monthly for city resi-
dents ($45 for non-city). Uniforms available through
the instructor. Register at the Atlantic Center.
For information pn any of the department's pro-
grams, call 277-7350.

Larntoswim
The McArthur Family YMCA is offering its Learn
to Swim program, which involves five different com-
ponents: personal safety, stroke development, water
sports and games, personal growth and rescue.
Classes are Monday,through Thursday for two
weeks. Eight 45-minute classes are considered a
session and six out of the eight are guaranteed.
Group lessons are for those ages 3-12, with private
lessons also being offered.
For information, call the McArthur Family YMCA
at 261-1080.

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 the website, www.ameliaisland
sailing.org.

Equestrian showcase
High school students from across the nation with
an interest in pursuing a college career involving
equestrian events and possibly obtaining a college
scholarship, will attend the Summer College Bound
Invitational to be held at Canterbury Florida's
Equestrian Showplace July 29 to Aug. 1. Also in
attendance will be NCAA Division I and II and IHSA
Equestrian Team coaches.
The show is open to all students In grades 7-12
as well as recent graduates who have not yet
selected a college. Riders will compete in both
Hunter/Jumper flat and over fence classes on July
29-31. Dressage and Western classes will be held
on Aug. 1. The show will run from 8 a.m to 5 p.m.
each day.
A week-long College Bound Invitational Prep
Camp is available to all participants and will be held
each week during the six weeks prior to the show.
Campers will participate in up to four intensive riding
lessons per day and attend seminars on how to
market themselves to colleges arid tips on applying
for scholarships. Attendees will also enjoy fun-days
featuring makeovers, tack shopping trips and other
field trips.
For information, call Denna Johnson at (352)
472-7669 or email dennaj2713@aol.com.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,2005 / NEWS-LEADER

OUTDOORS

WAHOO

Its big king week for anglers

SUBMITTED
Fishing 19 miles off Marathon in the Florida Keys recently,
this group of anglers brought in this wahoo, which weighed
in at about 70 pounds. The fishermen were aboard Jeff
Wilson's 30-foot Donzi. Pictured with Wilson are junior
anglers Triston and Dalton Pruitt and Sue Wilson.

OUTDOOR BRIEFS

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,
call 277-1437.

Newnet rules
New rules adopted by the
Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission in
March regarding net regula-
tions became effective July 1.
The FWC rule change clarifies
net limitations and places them
in FWC rules rather than
Florida Statutes.
FWC officers are taking an
educational approach in
enforcement for now to give,
c,.'inercial fi- h-rmnn a chance

to become familiar with the new
rules.
The new rules clarify the
prohibition against use of gill or
entangling nets in Florida
waters, clearly define monofila-
ment nets as entangling nets,
prohibit use of nets over 500 "
square feet in near-shore and
inshore waters, specify that a
0 net with stretched mesh size
larger than two inches is an
entangling net and clarifies how
to measure mesh area.
Other provisions of the new
rules clarify language regarding
connecting nets and establish
the maximum number of mesh-
es per foot of corkline to be 14
divided by the bar measure-
ment.
Commercial fishermen who
need more information can con-
tact the FWC's regional offices,
listed in most telephone directo-
nies. '

Tournament kingfish
teams will be compet-
ing this week in the
25th annual BellSouth
Greater Jacksonville Kingfish
Tournament for a variety of
prizes and cold cash. And it
appears that many of the big
kings will once again come from
popular kingfish waters south of
Jacksonville.
"The water has been really
fresh up here the past few days,"
Capt. Jim
Fussell said.
"Recently,
during a
charter at
the south tip
of the St.
Marys jetty
rocks, the
tide was
coming in, Terry Lacoss
but our bot-
tom baits .
were still OUTDOORS
going out
with the outflow of freshwater.
And you can see the freshwater
in the ocean that arrive in dark
clouds."
With this in mind, many of-
the big kings have been moving
south where there isn't a big
influx of freshwater from nearby
freshwater rivers.
s "We are heading.south dur-
ing the VIP tournament," Capt.
Benny Hendrix said. The water
is a lot saltier there and the big
kings have been holding along
the beaches where they are easi-
er to catch. That's where we are
going to gamble all of our mar-
bles. The, fishing is good off-
shore of Fernandina for small
kings, but you can't win a big
kingfish tournament by weighing
in small 10- to 20-ppund king
mackerel."
"I have been fishing for the
last few weeks offshore at many
of the popular fish havens and
catching mostly small kings and
lots of barracuda," Capt. Terry
D. Lacoss said. "If you happen to
get lucky enough to catch a big
king, a barracuda will eat it right
before your eyes. And you can't
weigh in a piece of a kingfish!"
Tournament rules state that
any king mackerel that is
inpahicrd by his figihing ability ...

FERNANDINA BEAC-t TIDES

Tides, Sun &,- Moon: July 20-27, 2005

Moonset
W ed. Sunrise

07/20 Moonrise
0 /0 Sunset

Moonset
Thurs. Sunrise

07/2 I -. Moonrise
Sunset
i Moonset
Fri. Sunrise

07/22 Moonrise
ISunset

Moonset
Sunrise
Moonrise
Sunset

Sat.

07/23

5:15A| Low
6:36AI High
8:19P Low
8:28P! High
6:29A Low
6:37A High
9:1 IP Low
8:27P High
7:45A Low
6:38A High
9:55P Low
8:27P High
8:S9AI Low
6:38Ai High
10:32Pi Low
8:26P1 High

2:16A 0.30'
8:21A 6.26'
2:13P -0.2T
9:05P 7.93'
3:09A -0.04'
9:20A 6.53'
3:09P -0 48'
10:OOP 8.06'
4:OOA -0.29'
10:17A 6.79-
4:03P -0.54'
I 0:52P 8.04'
4:49A -0.43'
I 1:I3A 6.99'
4:56P -0.43'
I 1:44P 7.86'

Moonset 10:09A Low 5:37A -0.44
Sun. Sunrise 6:39A High 12:06P 7.10'
07124 Moonrise 11:05P Low 5:51P -0.17'
07/24 Sunset 8:25P

Moonset I 1:16A| High 12:33A 7.53'
MOn. Sunrise 6:39A Low 6:27A -0.33

07/25 Moonrise I 1:36P High 12:59P 7.12'
Sunset 8:25P1 Low 6:48P 0.20'
Moonset 12:20P High 1:22A 7.09'
Tues. Sunrise 6:40A Low 7:18A -0.14'

07/26 Moonrise 12:07A High 1:52P 7.06'
Sunset 8:24P Low 7:49P 0.57

Moonset 1:22P High 2:12A 6.62'
W ed. Sunrise 6:41 A Low 8:1 IA 0.08
0727 Moonrise 12:38A! High 2:46P 6.92
07/27 iSunset 8:24P Low 8:51 IP 0.87

No corrections are necessary.

culated for Fernandina Beach, although actual times may vary because of land masses.

TERRY IACOSS/SPECIAL
David Dosier landed this massive kingfish, weighing nearly 50 pounds, during last year's
BellSouth Greater Jacksonville Kingfish Tournament.

will be disqualified. In most
cases, even a small bite from a
shark or barracuda will disquali-
fy your catch.
With all of this:said, many of
the kingfish boats this week will
* be heading south of the St. Johns
iiletanid fishing longg the b,->ach:
es where big kingfish have been
taken during the past few weeks.
Some of the more popular,
spots along the Jacksonville
beaches include the "Red Tops,"
which are located just north of
Sawgrass Resort; the "Desert,"
which is an area where there are
no condos just south of the
Sawgrass Resort; and the
"Captains House," which is
marked with GPS coordinates orn
local fishing charts.
St. Augustine Inlet is also a
popular kingfish spot where fish-
ing boats normally slow troll
kingfish baits just north of the
inlet and along the beaches.
Matanzas Inlet is also producing
good catches of kingfish along
with the beaches just off from
Marineland.'
Don't waste any time!
Most beach fishermen will
speed troll with dead cutlass fish
.in an attempt to cover a lot of
water. Keeping in mind that
there are no ledges along the
beaches where kingfish will hold
on, they are generally holding
close to baitfish schools and live
bottoms.
Cutlass fish, also called rib-

LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE No.: 05-CP-42
DIVISION: B
IN RE: ESTATE OF
EDNA LAVAN CARDELL
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of EDNA LAVAN
CARDELL deceased, whose
date of death was March 5,
2004: Is pending in the Circuit
Court for Nassau County,
Florida, Probate Division, File
Number 05-CP-42, the
address of which is Post Office
Box 456, Fernandina Beach, FL
32035. The names and
addresses of the personal
representative and the per-
sonal representative's are set
forth below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons, who
have claims or demands
against decedent's estate,
including unmatured, contin-
gent or unliquidated claims,.
and who have been served a
copy of this notice must file
their claims with this court
WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE
(3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE'FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE QR THIRTY (30)
DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER-
VICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and other persons
who have claims or demands
against the decedent's
estate, Including unmatured,
contingent or uniquidated
claims, must file their claims
with this court WITHIN THREE
(3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
I NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH

ABOVE ANY CLAIM FILED TWO
(2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE
DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH
IS BARRED.
THE DATE OF FIRST PUBU-
CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS
JULY 20,2005.
Attorney for the Personal
Representative:
Daniel S. Brim
Florida Bar No. 0179174
13 1/2 North 4th Street
Post Office Box 746
Fernandina Beach, FL 32035
Telephone: (904) 261-6113
Personal Representative:
Vivian Kathleen Zetterower
124 Nassauville Road
Fernandina Beach, Florida
32034
2t 07-20-27-2005
4466
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Commission of
the Cty of Femandina Beach,
Florida, will hold a public hear-
ing on Tuesday, August 2,2005
at 6:00 p.m., In the City
Commission Chambers, 204
Ash Street, Femandina Beach,
Florida, on the proposed
Ordinance entitled as follows:
ORDINANCE 2005-15
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH,
FLORIDA, AMENDING THE
LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE
REGARDING BUILDING
HEIGHT AND SIDE YARD SET
BACKS IN RESIDENTIALZONES,
SPECIFICALLY, AMENDING
SECTION 126-1, DEFINITIONS,
TO PROVIDE A NEW BUILDING
HEIGHT DEFINITION, AND SEC-
TION 126-125(d) RESIDENTIAL
SETBACKS FOR THE R-1 AND
R-1A ZONES, SECTION 126-
145(c) RESIDENTIAL SETBACKS
IN THE R-2 ZONE, AND SEC-
TION 126-185(c) RESIDENTIAL
SETBACKS IN THE R-3 ZONE;
PROVIDING FOR SEVERABIUTY;

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-
ABIUTIES REQUIRING ACCOM-
MODATIONS IN ORDER TO
PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROGRAM
OR ACTIVITY SHOULD CON-
TACT 277-7305 OR TDD 277-
7399 OR FLORIDA RELAY SER-
VICE 1-800-955-8771, AT LEAST
24 HOURS IN ADVANCE TO
REQUEST SUCH ACCOMMO-
DATION.
CITY OF FERNANDINA
BEACH
BY: CASSANDRA P MITCHELL
ITS: CITY CLERK
It 07-20-2005
4465
PUBLIC AUCTION
PUBLIC AUCTION PER FLA,
STAT, SUBSECTION (5) 713.78
(3)(b)(4). WEDNESDAY JULY 27,
2005 AT 10:00 AM. LOCATION
474357 SR. 200 E. AlA, FER-
NANDINA BCH, FL DRISCOLL
AUTO TOW LLC.VEHICLES WILL
BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BID-
DER AND MUST BE MOVED THE

DAY OF THE SALE. WE HAVE
THE RIGHT TO REFUSE A BID.
1997 FORD TAURUS VIN#
1FALP52U4VA293270
1987 HONDA ACCORD VIN#
1HGCA5628HA135220
1997 FORD TAURUS VIN#
I FALP52U2VA230233
1989 TOYOTA PICKUP VIN#
JT4RN81R5K5029777
1994 LEXUS ES300 VIN#
JT8GK13T4R0063120
1992 TOYOTA TERCEL VIN#
JT2EL46B3N0212503
1985 FORD F150,VIN#
1FTCF15N3FA40865
1995 CHEVY CAVAUER VIN#
1G1JF5240S7113577
It 07-20-2005
4464
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE No.: 2005-0018-CP
Division
IN RE: ESTATE OF
ULY MAE WILLIAMS,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of LILY MAE WILLIAMS,
deceased, whose date of
death was December 28,
2003; is pending In the Circuit
Court for Nassau County.
Florida, Probate Divislaon; File
Number 2005-0018-CP; the
address of which Is Post Office
Box 456, Fernandina Beach, FL
32035. The names and
addresses of the personal
representative and the per-
sonal representative's are set
forth below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons, who
have claims or demands
against decedent's estate,
Including unmatured, contin-
gent or unliquidated claims,
and who have been served a
copy of this notice must file
their claims with this court
WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE

(3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30)
DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER-
VICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and other persons
who have claims or demands
against the decedent's'
estate. Including unmatured;
contingent or unliquidated
claims, must file their claims
with this court WITHIN THREE
(3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.
, ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE ANY CLAIM FILED TWO
(2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE
DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH
IS BARRED.
THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI-
CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS
JULY 20, 2005.
Attorney for the Personal
Representative:
Daniel S. Brim
Florida Bar No. 0179174
13 1/2 North 4th Street
Post Office Box 746
Fernandina Beach, FL 32035
Telephone: (904) 261-6113
Personal Representative:
Wayne R. Williams, Personal
Representative
2t 07-20-27-2005
4467
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
Case No.: 05-DR-713
Division: A
SHANNON M ROBINSON
Petitioner
and
CHARLES K ROBINSON,
Respondent.
NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DIS-
SOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

TO: Charles Kevin Robinson
Last known address: 305
Bowerly Lane, Folkston, GA
31537
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action has been filed against
you and that you are
required to serve a copy of
your written defenses, if any, to
It on Shannon M Robinson,
whose address Is 1315 South
5th Street, Fernandina Beach,
FL 32034, Lot 9, on or before
August 21, 2005, and file the
original with the clerk of this
Court at 76347 Veterans Way,
Yulee, FL 32097, before service
on Petitioner or immediately
thereafter. If you fall to do so,
a default may be entered
against you for the relief
demanded In the petition.
Copies of all court docu-
ments In this case, including
orders, are available at the
Clerk of the Circuit Court's
office, You may review these
documents upon request.
You must keep the Clerk of'
the Circuit Court's office noti-
fied of your current address.
(You may file Notice of
Current Address, Florida
Family Law Form 12,915.)
Future papers in this lawsuit
will be mailed to the address
on record at the clerk's office.
WARNING: Rule 12.285,
Florida Family Law Rules of
Procedure, requires certain
automatic disclosure of doc-
uments and Information.
Failure to comply can result In
sanctions, Including dismissal
or striking of pleadings,
Dated: July 15, 2005.
John A. Crawford
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
By: Sheila H. Beecher
Deputy Clerk
4t 07-20-27,08-03-10-2005
4468
Continued on next page

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bonfish, are perfect baits for
speed trolling up to 5 knots,
whereas live menhaden, blue
runners and mullet are normally
trolled up to 2 knots before they
begin to spin and scare away any
kingfish attacks.
Once a small pod of big kings
is located, you can slow down
your trolling speed and put out a
mix of menhaden and live mullet.
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winning kingfish coming from
waters south of the St. Johns
inlet, don't rule out Fernandina
Beach!
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Tournament, anchored up at the

tip of the St Marys north jetty
rocks and put out a deadly chum
slick that eventually won first
place honors in a field of 1,000
boats that had traveled south and
far offshore.
Some fishermen are predict-
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freshwater recently, that the win-
ning, kingfish will be taken from
far offshore waters. I recently
fished the Brunswick 40-mile
bottom and wasn't impressed.
However, there may be a win-
ning kingfish caught at the Elton
Bottom and other deep-water
kingfish haunts. I believe the
best way to win a kingfish tour-
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waters. I hope these tips increase
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN
AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NO. 2005-CP-106
DIVISION: A
IN RE: ESTATE OF
JESSICA JULIA MIXON,
a/k/a JESSICA J. MIXON,
a/k/a JESSICA S. MIXON,
a/k/a JUUA JESSICA MIXON,
a/k/a JESSICA JUUA STRICK-
LAND MIXON,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of JESSICA JULIA
STRICKLAND MIXON, whose
date of death was May 1,
2005, is pending In the Circuit
Court for Nassau County,
Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which Is 76347
Veterans WayYulee, FL 32097.
The names and addresses of
the personal representative
and the personal represen-
tative's attorney are set forth
below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons hav-
ing claims or demands
against decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this notice
has been served must file their
claims with'this Court WITHIN
THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBU-
CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR
30 DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.
'All other creditors of the
decedent and persons hav-
ing claims or demands
against the decedent's
estate must file their claims
with this court WITHIN THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND
DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIOD SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO
(2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE
DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS
BARRED.
The date of the first publi-
cation of this Notice Is July 13,
2005. .
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
Wesley R. Poole of
POOLE & POOLE, RA.
Florida Bar No. 175441
303 Centre Street, Suite 200'
Post Office Box 1280
Femandina Beach, FL32035
Telephone: (904) 261-0742
Personal Representative:
ASHLEY H.STRICKLAND
86043 John Street
Yulee. FL 32097
2t 07-13-20-2005
4440 "

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
Personal property consist-
ing of clothes, toys, tools, fut-
niture, appliances and other
misc. items will be sold for cash
at Public Sale on July 29, 2005,
at 10 a.m. at address below to.
satisfy owner's lien for rent due
, In accordance with Florida
Statutes, 83.806 and 83.807.
A27 Andrew Gamble
A29 William Sullivan
A32&36 Richard Comstock
A34 Michael Walters
A46 Ricky Warren
A48 Robert Hatch
A59 KIm Anderson
A64 Jackie Gilyard
B8 Eddie Jinright
B11 Vicky Glauner
B17 Tony Jarrell
B25 Darlene Davis
B27 George Jernigan
B31 Marion Grant
B35 Danny Hughes
B50 Michael McCance
s':.." L."Se I.- _
- i2 Eai,.1 J hir.ii gr., .
C31 John Sheppard
C52 Elisabeth Johnson
CP9 Michelle Broock
C60 Jonathan Hogue
C64 Crystal Adams
Yulee Mini Warehouses
85017 RadioAve.
Yulee, FL 32097
We reserve the right to
refuse any and all bids.
Auction Items must be
paid for In cash.
3t 07-13-20-27-2005
4439
ZONING NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on Tuesday, the 2nd day
of August, 2005, at 7:00 RM.
the Planning and Zoning
Board of Nassau County will
hold a public hearing at the
Yulee County Building, 86026
Pages Dairy Road, Yulee, FL
32097 to consider an appli-
cation for Rezoning No. R05-
022, amending Ordinance
No. 97-19; also be it known
that on Tuesday, the 26th day
of July 2005, a Workshop will
be held at the Yulee County
Building at 7:00 RM.,the Public
is Invited to attend the meet-
ing but no public Input will be
taken at the Workshop. Also,
be it known that on Monday,
the 22nd day of August 2005,
at 7:00 RM., the Board of
County Commissioners of
Nassau County will hold a
public hearing on the said
application for Rezoning No.
R05-022, amending Ordin-
ance No.97-19,at the above
location concerning the fol-
lowing described property In
Nassau County.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPER-
TY:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION,OF A
PORTION OF SECTIONS 1 & 12,
TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE
27 EAST, NASSAU COUNTY,
FLORIDA:
ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT
OR PARCEL OF LAND BEING
A PORTION OF SECTION 1 &
12. TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH',
RANGE 27 EAST, NASSAU
COUNTY, FLORIDA (BEING A
PORTION OF LANDS
DESCRIBED IN DEED RECORD-
ED IN BOOK 579. PAGE 407,
OF THE OFFICIAL RECORDS OF
SAID COUNTY) AND BEING
MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FOR
A POINT OF REFERENCE COM-
MENCE AT A POINT WHERE THE
CENTERLINE OF STATE ROAD
No. 200-A (A 100 FOOT RIGHT-
OF-WAY) INTERSECTS THE CEN-
TERLINE OF STATE ROAD No.
200/A-i1-A (A VARIED RIGHT-
OF-WAY) AND RUN NORTH
72-46'-59" WEST, ALONG THE
CENTERLINE OF SAID STATE
ROAD No. 200/A-1-A, A DIS-
TANCE OF 62.87 FEET TO A
POINT; RUN THENCE SOUTH
17-13'-01 "WEST, PERPENDIC-,
ULAR TO LAST MENTIONED
CENTERUNE, A DISTANCE OF
92.00 FEETTOA POINT WHERE
THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY
LINE OF SAID STATE HIGHWAY
No.200/A-1-A INTERSECTS THE
WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE
OF AMELIA CONCOURSE (A
125 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY);
CONTINUE THENCE SOUTH 17-

13'-01" WEST, ALONG 'LAST
MENTIONED WESTERLY RIGHT-
OF-WAY UNE, A DISTANCE OF
372.42 FEET TO A POINT OF
CURVATURE; RUN THENCE IN
A SOUTHERLY DIRECTION
ALONG THE ARC OF A CURVE
IN LAST MENTIONED WESTERLY
RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE, SAID
CURVE BEING CONCAVE TO
THE. EAST AND HAVING A
RADIUS OF 1562.50 FEET, A
CHORD DISTANCE OF 1086.63
FEET TO A POINT OF REVERSE
CURVATURE, THE BEARING OF
THE AFOREMENTIONED
CHORD BEING SOUTH 03-07'-
52" EAST; RUN THENCE IN A
SOUTHERLY DIRECTION
ALONG THE ARC OF A CURVE
IN LAST MENTIONED WESTERLY
RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE, SAID

CURVE BEING CONCAVE TO
THE-WEST AND HAVING A
RADIUS OF 1437.50 FEET, A
CHORD DISTANCE OF 122.43
FEET TO A POINT FOR THE
POINT OF BEGINNING, THE
BEARING OF THE AFOREMEN-
TIONED CHORD BEING SOUTH
21*-02'-18 EAST.
FROM THE POINT OF
BEGINNING THUS DESCRIBED
RUN THENCE IN A SOUTHERLY
DIRECTION ALONG THE ARC
OF A CURVE IN LAST MEN-
TIONED WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-
WAY UNE, SAID CURVE BEING
CONCAVE TO THE WEST AND
HAVING A RADIUS OF 1437.50
FEET, A CHORD DISTANCE OF
381.84 FEET TO THE POINT OF
TANGENCY, THE BEARING OF
THE AFOREMENTIONED
CHORD BEING SOUTH 10*-57'-
56" EAST; RUN THENCE SOUTH
27-57'-39" WEST, ALONG A
NORTHWESTERLY LINE OF
TRACT 1, NORTH HAMPTON -
. PHASE ONE AND THE SOUTH-
WESTERLY PROLONGATION
THEREOF, A DISTANCE OF
1997.29 FEET TO A POINT LYING
ON THE NORTHERLY UNE OF
LANDS NOW OR FORMERLY
OF LANDMARK RESORTS, INC.
(ACCORDING TO DEED
RECORDED IN BOOK 911,
PAGE 845 OF THE OFFICIAL
'RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY);
RUNTHENCE NORTH 86-50'-
00" WEST, ALONG LAST MEN-
TIONED NORTHERLY LINE, A
DISTANCE OF 402.81 FEET TO A
POINT, SAID POINT BEING THE
SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF
LANDS NOW OR FORMERLY
OF RAYLAND, LLC (ACCORD-
ING TO DEED RECORDED IN
BOOK 579, PAGE 407 OF THE
OFFICIAL RECORDS OF SAID
COUNTY); RUN THENCE
NORTH 08-21'-15" EAST,
ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF
LAST MENTIONED LANDS, TO
AND ALONG THE EASTERLY
UNE OF LANDS NOW OR FOR-
MERLY LANDS OF UNITED
WATER (ACCORDING TO
DEED RECORDED IN DEED
BOOK 532, PAGE 274 OF THE
OFFICIAL RECORDS OF SAID
COUNTY) AND THE NORTHER-
LY PROLONGATION THEREOF,
A DISTANCE OF,2278.23 FEET
TO A POINT; RUN. THENCE
SOUTH .81-38'-47" EAST, TO
AND ALONG THE SOUTHERLY
UNE OF LANDS NOW OR FOR-
MERLY OF RAYLAND' LLC
(ACCORDING TO DEED
RECORDED IN BOOK 569,
PAGE 407 OF THE OFFICIAL
RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY)
A DISTANCE OF 945.04 FEET,
TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING.
'THE LAND THUS DESCRIBED
CONTAINS 40.38 ACRES,
MORE OR LESS, AND IS SUB-
JECT TO ANY EASEMENTS OF
RECORD WHICH MAY LIE
WITHIN.
The StreetAddress and/or
Location for the above
described property Is; On the
west side of Amelia
Concourse between SR200
(A1A) and CR107, Fernandina
Beach area. -
This property Is zoned as
Open Rural (OR) and a rezon-
Ing to Residential, General I
(RG-1) Is requested on
approximately 40.38 acres.
This application Is filed by:
Raylarid, LLC, PRO. Box 1188,
Fernandina Beach; Flotrida
32035, owners and Dennis
Jaslnsky, 311 Centre Street,
Fernandina Beach, Florida
32034, agent.
Individuals presenting evi-
dence for or against the
applications should pick up
copies of the application and
copies of the criteria that are
3.'pll.- rC I.-i.:. rr,.- 3&a : .-: .:.r.

Cr.:a e ilcalea 01o ,ci

The specifics of the appli-
cation will be read at 6:30
RM., on August 2,2005, herein
by the Planner or his
designee, and the Planning
and Zoning Board will receive
public comment starting at
7:00 RM.
This hearing must be con-
ducted as a quasi-judicial
hearing. Any questions as to
procedures may be obtained
from the Planning and Zoning
Office. Interested parties
should limit contact with
Planning Board Members and
with County Commissioners
on this. topic to properly
noticed public hearing or to
written communication In
care of the Nassau County
Growth Management
Department, 96161 Nassau
Place, Yulee, Florida 32097.
Persons with disabilities
requiring accommodations in
order to participate In this pro-
gram or activity should con-
tact the Growth Manage-
ment Department ,(904)
491-3613, or Florida Relay
Service (1-800-955-8771) at
least twenty-four (24) hours In
advance to request such
accommodation.
THE PUBUC IS INVITED TO
,BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD.IF
A PERSON WISHES TO APPEAL
ANY DECISION MADE BY THE
BOARD, AGENCY OR COM-
MISSION WITH, RESPECT TO
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT
SUCH MEETING OR HEARING,
HE WILL NEED A RECORD OF
THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR
THAT PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM
RECORD .OF THE PROCEED-
INGS IS' MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED.
The Planning and Zoning'
Board may continue hearing
on this matter.
PLANNING AND ZONING
BOARD OF NASSAU COUNTY,
FLORIDA
/s/Thomas Ford
Its: Chairman
2t 07-13-20-2005
4441

ZONING NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on Thursday, the 28th day
of July 2005, at 7:00 RM. the
Conditional Use and Variance
Board of Nassau County will
hold a public hearing at the
Yulee County Building, 86026
Pages Dairy Road, Yulee, FL,
32097 to consider an appli-
cation for Zoning Variance,
EO5-016.The Public Is Invited to
attend the meeting con-
cerning the following
described property In Nassau
County:
DESCRIPTION OF PROPER-
TY: "A PORTION OF SECTION
4,TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE
27 EAST, PLAT BOOK 390. PAGE
560, as recorded in Nassau
County, Florida"
The Street Address and/or'
Location for the above

described property: On the.
north side of Robin Road
between Harts Road and'
Cardinal Road, Yulee area.
This property Is zoned as
Residential, Single Family 2 (RS-
2): Zoning exception sought
to allow two (2) horses for per-
sonal use.
This'application Is filed by:
Gary L. and Sandra K. Richey,
86173 Robin Road, Yulee,
Florida 32097, owners.
Individuals presenting evi-
dence for or against the
applications should pick up
copies of the application and
copies of the criteria that are
applicable to the application
at the Growth Manage-ment'
Office located at 96161
Nassau Place, Yulee, FL 32097.
The specifics of the appli-
cation will be read at 6:30

PM., on Thursday, July 28.2005
by the Planner or his desig-
nee, and the Conditional Use
and Variance Board will re-
ceive public comment start-
ing at 7:00 RM. on that date.
This hearing must be con-
ducted as a quasi-Judicial
hearing. Any questions as to
procedures may be obtained
from the Growth Manage-
ment Office, Interested par-
ties should limit contact with
Conditional Use and Variance
Board Members and with
County Commissioners on this
topic to properly noticed
public hearing or to written
communication in care of the
Growth Management
Department, 96161 Nassau
Place, Yulee, FL 32097.
Persons with disabilities
requiring accommodations in
order to participate in this
program or activity should
contact the Growth
Management Department
(904) 491-3613, or Florida
Relay Service (1-800-955-8771)
at least twenty-four (24) hours
in advance to request such
accommodation.
THE PUBUC IS INVITED TO
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON WISHES TO APPEAL
ANY DECISION MADE BY THE
BOARD, AGENCY OR COM-
MISSION WITH RESPECT TO
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT
SUCH MEETING OR HEARING,
HE WILL NEED A RECORD OF
THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR
THAT PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED.
The Conditional Use and
Variance Board may contin-
ue hearing on this matter.
CONDITIONAL USE AND
VARIANCE BOARD OF NAS-
SAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
/s/ Kathleen Zetterower
Its: Chairman
2t 07-13-20-2005
4451

ZONING NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on Thursday, the 28th day
of July 2005, at 7:00 PM. the
Conditional Use and Variance
Board of Nassau County will
hold a public hearing at the'
Yulee County Building, 86026
Pages Dairy Road, Yulee, FL
32097 to consider an appli-
cation for Zoning Variance;,
E05-018.The Public is Invited to
attend the meeting con-
cerning the following
described property in Nassau
County:
DESCRIPTION OF PROPER-
TY:
EXHIBIT "A"
Legal Description
PARCEL ONE:
Part of Unsurveyed Section
21,Township 2 North, Range 27
East, Nassau County, Florida,
being more particularly
described as follows;
Begin at a point where the
Southeastern right of way line
of U.S. Highway No. 17 Inter-
sects the Eastern bank of the
Nassau, River, run thence In a
Northeasterly direction along
said southeastern right of way
of U.S. Highway No. 17 a dis-
tance of 300 feet to a point.
thence run Southeasterly at
right angles to U;S. Highway
No. 17 a distance of 300 feet
to a point, thence run
Southwesterly and parallel to
U.S. Highway No. 17 a dis-
tance of 300 feet, more or less,
;,:. itr. bank of the Nassau

a.-rlir.,, -.t r,~ ,i.ef, iC. Ir.,
P:'.ItIT OF BEGINNING, and
subject to such easements of
record which may not have
been terminated by the pro-
visions thereof or otherwise.
Said property as more fully
described on certain map or
plat attached hereto as
Exhibit "B" and by reference
made a part hereof.
This property is more com-
monly known as 1524 U.S.
Highway 17 S, Yulee, Florida
32097, and has a current
Parcel Number of 21-2N-27-
0000001-0000.
This property is not the
constitutional, homestead or
the primary residence of the
mortgagor.
The Street Address and/or
Location for the above
described property: On the
east side of US Hwy. 17
between Harts Road and
Yellow Bluff Road, Yulee area.
This property is zoned as
Open Rural (OR): Zoning
exception sought to allow a
small private marina with
administrative office space.
This application Is flied by:
OTAK Properties, LLC, 856,63
Avant Road, Yulee, Florida
32097, owners and Aaron and
Donna Kato of OTAK
Properties, LLC, 85663 Avant
Road. Yulee, Florida 32097.
agents.
Individuals presenting evi-
dence for or against the
applications should pick up
copies of the application and
copies of the criteria that are
applicable to the application
at the Growth Manage-ment
Office located at 96161
Nassau Place, Yulee, FL 32097.
The specifics of the appli-
cation will be read at 6:30
RM., on Thursday, July 28,2005
'by the Planner or his desig-
nee, and the Conditional Use
'and Varianpce Board will
receive public comment
starting at 7:00 RM. on that
date. -
This hearing must be con-
duqted as a quasi-Judicial
hearing. Any questions as to
procedures may be obtained
from the Growth Manage-
ment Office, Interested par-
ties should limit contact with
Conditional Use and Variance
Board Members and with
County Commissioners on this
topic to properly noticed
public hearing or to written
communication in care of the
Growth Management
Department; 96161 Nassau
Place, Yulee, FL 32097.
Persons with disabilities
requiring accommodations in
order to participate In this pro-
gram or activity should con-
tact the Growth
Management Department
(904) 491-3613, or Florida
Relay Service (1-800-955-8771)
: at least twenty-four (24) hours
In advance to request such
accommodation.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON WISHES TO APPEAL
ANY DECISION MADE BY THE
BOARD, AGENCY OR COM-
MISSION WITH RESPECT TO
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT

SUCH MEETING OR HEARING,
HE WILL NEED A RECORD OF
THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR
THAT PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUpES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED.
The Conditional Use and
Variance Board may contin-
ue hearing on this matter.
CONDITIONAL USE AND
VARIANCE BOARD OF
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
/s/ Kathleen Zetterower
Its: Chairman
2t 07-13-20-2005
4452

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO.: 45-2005-CA-215
DIVISION: A
LASALLE BANK NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE
FOR STRUCTURED ASSET
SECURITIES CORPORATION
STRUCTURED ASSET INVEST-
MENT LOAN TRUST MORT-
GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER-
TIFICATES, SERIES 2003-BC 10,
Plaintiff,
vs.
JIMMY MULLIS, et al,
Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: JIMMY MULLIS
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
361770 Pine Street
Hilllard, FL 32046
CURRENT ADDRESS:
361770 Pine Street
HilIlard, FL 32046
THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
JIMMY MULLIS
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:,
361770 Pine Street
Hilllard, FL 32046
CURRENT ADDRESS:
361770 Pine Street
Hilllard, FL 32046
KATISHA MULLIS
LAST KNQWN ADDRESS:
7424 Sweet Rose Ln
Jacksonville, FL 32244 ,
CURRENT ADDRESS:
7424 Sweet Rose Ln
Jacksonville, FL 32244
THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
KATISHA MULLIS
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
361770 Pine Street
Hilliard, FL 32046
CURRENT ADDRESS:
361770 Pine Street
Hilliard, FL 32046
TENANT#1
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
361770 Pine Street
HlIlard, FL 32046
CURRENT ADDRESS:
361770 Pine Street
HIlliard, FL 32046,
TENANT #2
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
361770 Pine Street
Hilliard, FL 32046
CURRENT ADDRESS:
361770 Pine Street
Hilliard, FL 32046
ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN
PARTIES CLAIMING BY,
THROUGH, UNDER, AND
AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED
INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS)
WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO
BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER
SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES
MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS
SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES,
GRANTEES, OR OTHER
CLAIMANTS
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action to foreclose a mort-
gage on the following prop-
erty in NASSAU County,
Florida:
LOTS 3,4,.5 AND 6, BLOCK
76, TOWN OF HILLIARD,
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 28, OF THE
PUBLIC RECORDS OF NASSAU
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
has been filed against you
and you are required to serve
a copy of your written
defenses within 30 daysafter
the first publication, If any, on
EcheVdrria & Associates, RA.,
Plaintiff's attorney, whose
address is 9119 Corporate
Lake Drive, Suite 300, Tampa,
Florida 33634, and file the orig-
inal with this Court either'
before service on Plaintiff's
attorney .or immediately

:^'f.ijit .A(l!' c.; Ar.lr-cr-a
against you for the relief
demanded In the Complaint
or petition.
This notice shall be pub-
lished once each week for
two consecutive weeks in the
Fernandina Beach News-
Leader. .
WITNESS my hand and the
seal of this Court on this 7th
day of July, 2005.
John A. Crawford
Clerk of the Court
By: /s/ Sheila H, Beecher
As Deputy Clerk
Echevarria & Associates, PA.
PO. Box 25018'
Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 .
F05009419
Americans with Disabilities
Act
If you are a person with a
disability who needs any
accommodation in order to
participate in this proceed-
ing, you are entitled, at no
cost to you, to the provision of
certain assistance please
contact the circuit court at
(904) 321-5709.
2t 07-13-20-2005
4453

NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO CONSIDER ENACTMENT
OF AN ORDINANCE
NOTICE is hereby given
that the Board of County
Commissioners of Nassau
County, Florida, at a Regular
meeting to be held on
Monday, the 25th day of July,
2005, at 7:00 RPM.at the Yuiee
County Building, 86026 Pages
Dairy Road, Yulee, Florida,
Intends to consider for adop-
.tlon the following proposed
ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO. 2005-
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
. BOARD OF COUNTY COM-
MISSIONERS OF NASSAU
COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING
ORDINANCE 87-17, AS
AMENDED, KNOWN AS THE
"IMPACT FEE ORDINANCE";
SPECIFICALLY AMENDING
SECTIONS 1,4,5,9,AND 10,TO
PROVIDE FOR EDUCATION
IMPACT FEES; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
Copies of the Ordinance
6re available at the Clerk's
Office in the Judicial Annex,
located at 76347 Veterans
Way. Yulee, Florida, Monday
through Friday, 8:30 a.m.
through 5:00 p.m.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON DECIDES TO
APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE
BY THE BOARD, AGENCY OR
COMMISSION WITH RESPECT
TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED
AT SUCH MEETING OR HEAR-
ING, HE OR SHE WILL NEED A
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS, AND THAT, FOR SUCH
PURPOSE, HE OR SHE MAY
NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VER-
BATIM RECORD OF THE PRO-
CEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED.
The Board of County
Commissioners may 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 ac-
commodation to participate
In this proceeding should con-
tact the Office of the Ex-
Officio Clerk to the Board of
County Commissioners at
least seventy two (72) hours
prior to the proceeding at
(904) 548-4660, or Florida
Relay Service at 1-800-955-
8770-(v) or 1-800-955-8771
(TDD).
2t 07-13-20-2005
4446

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NO.: 05-CP-120
DIVISION: A
IN RE:
EUZABETH G. KELLY
REVOCABLE TRUST
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that
Elizabeth G. Kelly, the settlor
of the above-referenced trust,
died May 20,2005. The name
of the trust Is the Elizabeth G.
.Kelly Revocable Trust, and
said trust was established by
Agreement dated October
9, 2001. The name and
address of the currently act-
ing trustee, serving as a result
of the settlor'sdeath, and said
trustee's attorney are set forth
below.
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE
NOTIFIED THAT:
All creditors of the dece-
dent'and other persons hav-
ing claims or demands
against settlor's estate on
whom a copy of this notice Is
served within three months
after the date of the first pub-
lication of this notice must file
their claims with the trustee
WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF,
THE FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the
settlor and persons having
claims or demands against
the settlor's estate must file
their claims with the trustee
WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER.
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI-
CATION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS
AND .OBJECTIONS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
The date of the first publi-
cation of this Notice is July 20.
2005.
Trustee of the
Elizabeth G. Kelly
Revocable Trust
UAD 10-9-2001
Robert E. Kelly
1275 Bee Tree Road
Swannanoa, North Carolina
28778
Attorney for the Trustee:
W. Robinson Frazier
Florida Bar No.: 218537
1515 Riverside Avenue
Suite A,
Jacksonville; Florida 32204
Telephone: (904) 353-5616
2t 07-20-27-2005
4458

ZONING NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on Tuesday, the 2nd day
of August 2005. at 7:00 p.m.,
the Planning and Zoning
Board of Nassau County will,
hold a public hearing at the
Yulee County Building, 86026
Pages Dairy Road, Yulee,
Florida 32097; to consider an
amendment to the Nassau
County Comprehensive Plan
- Future Land, Use' Map
(FLUM), No. CPA05-006. Also
be it known that on Monday,
the 22nd day of August, 2005,
at 7:00 p.m., the Board of
County Commissioners of
Nassau County will hold a
public hearing on the said
petition for an amendment
to the Nassau County
Comprehensive Plan Future
Land Use Map (FLUM), appli-
cation No. CPA-05-006 at the
above location"concerning
the following described prop-
erty In Nassau County.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
, EXHIBIT "A"
STI-i'T C.ErTri FiE.:FE
P-i'.C L ',.1 O i .- I C'.F'L' 'llD"
SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN
THE COUNTY OF NASSAU AND
THE STATE OF FLORIDA, BEING
MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
LOT 3, FUGATE'S LANDING,
AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
5 AT PAGE 108 OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN-
TY, FLORIDA.
TOGETHER WITH A POR-
TION OF THE JOHN VAUGHAN
GRANT, SECTION 38, TOWN-
SHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE 27 EAST,
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA,
SAID PORTION BEING MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS:
BEGIN AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF LOT 3, FUGATE'S
LANDING, AS RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK 5 AT PAGE 108
PUBLIC RECORDS OF SAID
NASSAU COUNTY; THENCE
NORTH 66* 22' 20" EAST.
ALONG A PROJECTION OF
THE NORTHERLY LINE OF SAID
LOT 3, A DISTANCE 1581 FEET,
MORE OR LESS, TO THE
APPROXIMATE EDGE OF
LOFTON CREEK; THENCE
SOUTHERLY ALONG ,SAID
APPROXIMATE EDGE OF
LOFTON CREEK, A DISTANCE.
OF 185 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO
A POINT LYING NORTH 66 22'
20" EAST, 1500 FEET, MORE OR
LESS, FROM THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF SAID LOT 3;
THENCE SOUTH 66 22' 20"
WEST, A DISTANCE OF 1500
FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 3,
AFOREMENTIONED; THENCE
NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE.
EASTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 3
(SAID UNE BEING THE APPROX-
IMATE DIVISION UNE BETWEEN
THE HIGHLANDS AND LOW-
LANDS OF LOFTON CREEK, A
DISTANCE OF 165 FEET MORE
OR LESS, TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING.
Exhibit "A"
Lot 4 of Fugate's Landing
as recorded In Plat Book 5,
Page 108 of the Public
Records of Nassau County,
Florida.
ALSO: Together with a
tract of land lying and being
a part of the John Vaughn
Grant, Section 38, Township 2
North, Range 27 East, Nassau
County, Florlda and being
more particularly described
as follows;
BEGINNING at the
Northeast corner of Lot 4 of
Fugate's Landing as recorded
in Plat Book 5. Page 108 of the
Public Records of Nassau
County, Florida and run
thence North 66 degrees 22
minutes 20 seconds East a dis-
tance of 1458 feet, more or
less in the waters of Lotion
Creek; run thence in a
Southerly direction along said
waters a distance of 164 feet,
more or less, to a point that
bears North 66 degrees 22
minutes 20 seconds East from
the Southeast corner of Lot
4; run thence South 66
degrees 22 minutes 20 sec-
onds West a distance of 1740,
more or less, to the Southeast
corner of Lot 4; run thence
Northeasterly along the divi-
sion line of the highlands and
lowlands of Lofton Creek 400

feet, more or less, to the POINT
OF BEGINNING.
TOGETHER WITH all rights,
title and Interest In and to that
certain right-of-way ease-
ment as recorded In Official
Records Book 562, Page 550,
public records of Nassau
County, Florida.
The street address and/or
location for the above
described property is: On the
.east side of Miner Road
between Bear Lane and
Lofton Traoll, Yulee area.
This application is filed by:
Miner Road, LLC, 28 South 10th
Street, Fernandina Beach,
Florida 32034, owners and
Nick Gillette, 20 South 4th
Street, Fernandina Beach,

Florida 32034, agent.
This property Is classified
on the FLUM as Agricultural
and a change Is requested
to High Density Residential on
approximately 8.62 acres.
A copy of the application
may be examined at the
Growth Management Office,
located in the Public Services
Building; 96161 Nassau Place,
Yulee, FL 32097; Telephone
491-3613 or 1-800-264-2065.
Individuals presenting evi-
dence for or against the
applications should pick up
copies of the application and
copies of the criteria that are
applicable to the application
at the Growth Management
Office located at 96161
Nassau Place,Yulee, FL 32097.
THIS MATTER IS SUBJECT TO
COURT IMPOSED QUASI-JUDI-
CIAL RULES OF PROCEDURES.
INTERESTED PARTIES SHOULD
LIMIT CONTACT WITH PLAN-
NING BOARD MEMBERS AND
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN
THIS TOPIC TO PROPERLY
NOTICED PUBLIC HEARINGS
OR TO WRITTEN COMMUNI-
CATION CARE OF NASSAU
COUNTY GROWTH MANAGE-
MENT DEPARTMENT, 96161
NASSAU PLACE, YULEE, FL
32097.
The specifics of the appli-
cation will be read at 6:30
p.m., on the date set forth
herein by the Zoning Director
'or his designee, and the
Planning and Zoning Board
will receive public comment
starting at 7:00 p.m.
Persons with disabilities
requiring accommodations In
order to participate In this pro-
gram or activity should con-
tact 491-3606 at least twenty-
four (24) hours In advance to
request such ac-
commodation.
THE PUBUC 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 WILL NEED A RECORD
TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM
RECORD' OF THE PRO-
CEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED.'
The Board of County
Commissioners may continue'
hearings on this matter.
Chairman Ford '
Nassau County Planning &
Zoning Board
Nassau County, Florida
All persons.Interested are
notified to be present and
they will be heard.at the pub-
lic hearing before the Board,
of County Commissioners as
herein above stated.
John A. Crawford
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Nassau County. Florida
2t 07-20-27-2005
4459

ZONING NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on Tuesday, the 2nd day
of August, 2005, at,7:00 PM.
the Planning and Zoning
Board of Nassau County will
hold a public hearing at the
Yulee County Building, 86026
Pages Dairy Road, Yulee, FL
32097 to consider an appli-
cation for Rezoning No. R05-
021, amending Ordinance
No. 97-19; also be it known
that on Tuesday, the 26th day
of July 2005, a Workshop will
be held at the Yulee County
Buj.iiir o .00'Fr 1 iir- rPu lic
iri. -d iri n pur li -P.p hil. 'i-ihri
taken at the Workshop. Also,
be It known that on Monday,
the 22nd dayaof August 2005,
at 7:00 RM., the Board of
County Commissioners of
Nassau County will hold a
public hearing on the said
application for Rezoning No.
R05-021, amending
Ordinance No. 97-19, at the,
above location concerning
the following described prop-
erty in Nassau County.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPER-
TY:
EXHIBIT'"A"
ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE,
PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND
SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN
THE COUNTY OF NASSAU AND
THE STATE OF FLORIDA, BEING
MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
LOT 3, FUGATE'S LANDING,
AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
5 AT PAGE 108 OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF NASSAU COUN-
TY, FLORIDA.
TOGETHER WITH A POR-
TION OF THE JOHN VAUGHAN
GRANT, SECTION 38, TOWN-
SHIP 2.NORTH, RANGE 27 EAST,
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA,
SAID PORTION BEING MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS:
BEGIN,AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF LOT 3, FUGATE'S
LANDING, AS RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK 5 AT PAGE 108
PUBLIC RECORDS OF SAID
NASSAU COUNTY; THENCE
NORTH 66 22' 20"" EAST
ALONG A PROJECTION OF
THE NORTHERLY LINE OF SAID
LOT 3, A DISTANCE 1581 FEET,
MORE OR LESS, TO THE
APPROXIMATE EDGE OF
LOFTON CREEK; THENCE
SOUTHERLY ALONG SAID
APPROXIMATE EDGE OF'
LOFTON CREEK, A DISTANCE
OF 185 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO
A POINT LYING NORTH 66 22'
20" EAST, 1500 FEET, MORE OR
LESS, FROM THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF SAID LOT 3;
THENCE SOUTH 66 22' 20"
WEST, A DISTANCE OF 1500
FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 3,
AFOREMENTIONED; THENCE
NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE
EASTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 3
(SAID UNE BEING THE APPROX-
IMATE DIVISION LINE BETWEEN
THE HIGHLANDS AND LOW-
LANDS OF LOFTON CREEK, A
DISTANCE OF 165 FEET MORE
OR LESS, TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING.
Exhibit "A"
Lot 4 of Fugate's Landing
as recorded In Plat Book 5,
Page 108 of the Public
Records of Nassau County,
Florida.
ALSO: Together with a
tract of land lying and being
a part of the John Vaughn
Grant, Section 38, Township 2
North, Range 27 East, Nassau
County. Florida and being
more particularly described
as follows: .
BEGINNING at the
Northeast corner of Lot 4 of
Fugate's Landing as recorded
in Plat Book 5, Page 108 of the
Public Records of Nassau

County, Florida ,and run
thence North 66 degrees 22
minutes 20 seconds East a dis-
tance of 1458 feet. more or
less In the.waters of Lofton
.Creek; run thence In a
Southerly direction along said
waters a distance of 164 feet,
more or less, to a point that
bears North 66 degrees 22
minutes 20 seconds East from
the Southeast corner of Lot
4; run thence South 66
degrees 22 minutes 20 sec-
onds West a distance of 1740,
more or less, to the Southeast
corner of Lot 4; run thence
Northeasterly along the divi-
sion line of the highlands and
lowlands of Lofton Creek 400
feet, more or less, to the POINT
OF BEGINNING.
TOGETHER WITH all rights,

title and interest in and to that
certain right-of-way ease-
ment as recorded in Official
Records Book 562, Page 550,
public records -of Nassau
County, Florida.
The Street Address and/or
Location for the above
described property is: On the
east side of Miner Road
between Bear Lane and
Loftion Trail, Yulee area.
This property is zoned as
Open Rural (OR) and a rezon-
Ing to Residential, General 1
(RG-1) Is requested on
approximately 8.26 acres.
This application Is filed by:
Miner Road, LLC, 28 South 10th
Street, Fernandina Beach,
Florida 32034, owners and
Nick Gillette, 20 South 4th
Street, Fernandina Beach,
Florida 32034, agent.
Individuals presenting evi-
dence for or against the
applications should pick up
copies of the application and
copies of the criteria that are
applicable to the application
at the Growth Management,
Office located at 96161
Nassau Place,Yulee, FL 32097.
The specifics of the appli-
cation will be read at 6:30
RM., on August 2,2005, herein
by the Planner or his
designee, and the Planning
and Zoning Board will receive
public comment starting at
7:00 RM.
This hearing must be con-
ducted as a quasi-Judicial
hearing. Any questions as to
procedures may be obtained
from the Planning and Zoning
Office. Interested parties
should limit contact with
Planning Board Members and
with County Commissioners
on this topic to properly
noticed public hearing or to
written communication In
care of the Nassau County
Growth Management
Department, 96161 Nassau
Place, Yulee, Florida 32097.
Persons with disabilities
requiring accommodations In
order to participate in this pro-
gram or activity should con-
tact the ,Growth
Management Department
(904) 491-3613, or Florida
Relay Service (1-800-955-8771)
at least twenty-four (24) hours
in advance to request such
accommodation.
'THE PUBLIC IS .INVITED TO
BE PRESENT AND BE HEARD. IF
A PERSON WISHES TO APPEAL
ANY DECISION MADE BY THE
BOARD, AGENCY OR COM-
MISSION WITH RESPECT TO
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT
SUCH MEETING OR HEARING,
HE WILL NEED A RECORD OF
THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR
THAT PURPOSE, MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM
RECORD OF THE PROCEED-
INGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI-
MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON
WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED.
The Planning and Zoning
Board may continue hearing
on this matter.
PLANNING AND ZONING
BOARD OF NASSAU
COUNTY, FLORIDA
/s/ Thomas Ford,
Its: Chairman
2t 07-20-27-2005
4460

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
,-a, 6lir,,i. i. t it.- h3 id cr.
1 l.:.- r i. '. i.- i o r
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. AMENDING
ORDINANCE 94-14, WHICH
REGULATES FIRE ALARM SYS-
TEMS; SPECIFICALLY AMEND-
ING SECTION 4. SERVICE FEES;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
Copies of the Ordiriance
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 PUBUC 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-Officlo Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY:/s/ ANSLEY N.ACREE
Its: Chairman
Individuals with disabilities
needing a reasonable ac-
commodation to participate
in this proceeding should con-
tact the Office of the Ex-
Officio Clerk to the Board of
County Commissioners at
least seventy two (72) hours
prior to the proceeding at
(904) 548-4660, or Florida.
Relay Service at 1-800-955-
8770-(v) or 1-800-955-8771
(TDD).
2t 07-13120-2005
4447 .

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA -
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NO.: 05-114-CP
DIVISION: B
IN RE: ESTATE OF,
DORIS HENSON VAUGHN,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of DORIS HENSON
VAUGHN, deceased, File
Number 05-114-CR Is pending
In the Circuit Court for Nassau
County, Florida, Probate
Division, the address of which
Is Nassau County Courthouse,
76347 Veterans' Way. Yulee,.
Florida 32097.The names and
addresses of the personal rep-
resentative and the person-

al representative's are set
forth below.
ALL CREDITORS ARE NOTIFIED
THAT:
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons hav-
ing claims or demands
against decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this notice is
served must file their claims
with this Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY
OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and persons hav-
ing claims or demands
against the decedent's
estate must file their claims
with this Court WITHIN THREE

MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND
DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED.
The date of the first,
Publication of this Notice is
July 20,2005.
Attorney for the Personal
Representative:
KATHRYN KNEE, Esquire
Florida Bar No.: 849571
KATHRYN KNEE, PA.
10 South 7th Street
Fernandina Beach, Florida
32034
(904) 491-1781
Personal Representative:
CLARENCE R. VAUGHN, JR.
2150 Miller Chapel Road SE
Conyers, Georgia 30094
2t 07-20-27-2005
4455

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, August 2,2005
at 6:00 p.m., In the City
Commission Chambers, 204
Ash Street, Fernandlna Beach,
Florida, on the proposed
Ordinance No. 2005-21 enti-
tled as follows: ,
ORDINANCE 2005-21
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF FERNANDINA BEACH,
FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDI-
NANCE NUMBER 2004-28, THE
APPROVED 2004/2005 FISCAL
YEAR BUDGET, BY AUTHORIZ-
ING AN INCREASE TO REV-
ENUE AND EXPENDITURES AND
THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS, PRO-
VIDING FOR SEVERANCE AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFEC-
TIVE 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 ACCOM-
MODATIONS IN ORDER TO
PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROGRAM
OR ACTIVITY SHOULD CON-
TACT 277-7305 OR TDD 277-
7399 OR FLORIDA RELAY SER-
VICE 1-800-955-8771,AT LEAST
24 HOURS IN ADVANCE TO
REQUEST SUCH ACCOMMO-
DATION.
CITY OF FERNANDINA
BEACH
BY: CASSANDRA P MITCHELL
ITS: CITY CLERK'
It 07-20-2005
4461

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR NASSAU
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO.: 05-DR-680
DIVISION: A
IN RE: THE ADOPTION OF
AELEYNI RENNE GAUL-
A minor,
NOTICE OF ACTION
T.-, r.1 -LEr i DrI.:.i.'y t

3: .:,.- r..: .-.-. i- ".3.3 g jin-T '
you and that you are required
to serve a copy of your writ-
ten. defenses, If any, to It on
Jeanine B. Sasser, Attorney for
Petitioners,. 4595- Lexington
Avenue, Suite 100,
Jacksonville, Florida 32210 on
or before August 13, 2005 and
file the original with the Clerk
of this Court at Nassau
County Courthouse, 76347
Veterans Way Yulee, Florida,
32097, before'service on the
Petitioners' attorney, or Imme-
diately thereafter. If you fall to
do so, a Default may be
entered against you for the
relief demanded In the Joint
Petition for Adoption by
Stepparent.
Copies of all Court docu-
ments In this case. Including
Orders, are available at the
Clerk of the Circuit Court's
office. You may review these
documents upon request:
DATED: July 8,2005.
JOHN A. CRAWFORD
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
BY: /s/ Sheila H. Beecher
Deputy Clerk
4t 07-20-27,08-03-10-2005
4462

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'
S,-r,3,3 ir, 3 .:11", 3' .:. .hjI,
i:,:, ,t '0 Pr 1 .3r r ,j e
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 94-18, WHICH
PROVIDED FOR THE INSTALLA-
TION AND PLACEMENT OF FIRE
HYDRANTS; SPECIFICALLY
AMENDING SECTION IV.
APPEAL; 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
Commissioners may 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 ac-
commodation to participate
In this proceeding should con-
tact the Office of the Ex-
Officio Clerk to the Board of
County Commissioners at
least seventy two (72) hours
prior to the proceeding at
(904) 548-4660, or Florida Re-
lay Service at 1-800-955-8770-
(v) or 1-800-955-8771 (TDD).
2t 07-13-20-2005
4448

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 4th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY,
FLORIDA
GENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CASE NO: 2004-CA-426
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.
PLAINTIFF
VS.
GERALD WAUSTIN, IF UVING.
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 GERALD
W. AUSTIN; ELIZABETH
CARMEL BARNES; JOHN DOE
and JANE DOE AS
UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POS-
SESSION,
DEFENDANTSS.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Summary Final
Judgment of Foreclosure
dated July 5,2005 entered in
Civil Case No. 2004-CA-426 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 5th day of August,
2005 the following described
property as set forth in said
'Summary Final Judgment, to-
wit:
A PARCEL OF LAND LYING
IN AND BEING A PORTION OF
SECTION 50, TOWNSHIP 3
NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST, NAS-
SAU COUNTY FLORIDA, BEING
MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
COMMENCE AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEC-
TION 38, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH,
RANGE 28 EAST, OF SAID
COUNTY, THENCE NORTH 88
DEGREES 30 MINUTES 00 SEC-
ONDS EAST ALONG THE LINE
BETWEEN SECTION 38 AND
SECTION 50, A DISTANCE OF
299.80 FEET TO THE EASTERLY
RIGHT OF WAY UNE OF COUN-
TY ROAD No. 107, ALSO
KNOWN AS BLACK ROCK
ROAD (FORMERLY KNOWN AS
STATE ROAD 107, A 100.0 FOOT
RIGHT OF WAY AS NOW ESTAB-
LISHED); THENCE NORTH 00
DEGREES 45 MINUTES 00 SEC-
ONDS WEST ALONG THE EAST
RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF SAID
ROADWAY, A DISTANCE OF
991.6 FEET TO THE SOUTH
RIGHT OF WAY UNE OF LANG
ROAD (A COUNTY MAIN-
TAINED 35 FOOT RIGHT OF
WAY); THENCE NORTH 84
DEGREES 39 MINUTES 00 SEC-
ONDS EAST ALONG SAID
SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE, A
DISTANCE OF 880.0 FEET TO A
POINT OF CURVE CONCAVE
SOUTHERLY AND .HAVING A
RADIUS OF 330.0 FEET; THENCE
NORTHEASTERLY ALONG AND
AROUND SAID CURVE AND
SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF
WAY AN ARC DISTANCE OF
24.04 FEET SAID ARC BEING
SUBTENDED BY A CHORD
BEARING AND CHORD DIS-
TANCE OF NORTH 86 DEGREES
43 MINUTES 32 SECONDS EAST
24.03 FEET, TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING; THENCE SOUTH-
EASTERLY ALONG AND
AROUND SAID CURVE AND
RIGHT OF WAY AN ARC DIS-
TANCE OF 75,97 FEET, SAID
ARC BEGIN SUBTENDED BY A
:,H', L- AI- l.,6 II -riD, C:.I:.
, :H '-I'I ,t 1 -E,- -- ID iE" -

75,80 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 2
DEGREES 41 MINUTES 34 SEC-
ONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF
154.97 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 4
DEGREES 10 MINUTES 18 SEC-
ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF
88.66 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 88
DEGREES 13 MINUTES 45 SEC-
ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF
188.99 FEET; THENCE NORTH 0
DEGREES 34 MINUTES 00 SEC-
ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF
75.91 FEET; THENCE NORTH 84
'DEGREES 39 MINUTES 00 SEC-
ONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF
121.86 FEET;.THENCE NORTH 2
DEGREES 41 MINUTES 34 SEC-
ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF
169.15 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING.
TOGETHER WITH A 1996
HARB DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE
HOME WITH VIN#S
GAFLT54A78452HS21 &
GAFLT54B78452HS21
Dated this 7th day of July,
2005.
John A. Crawford
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By: /s/ Sheila H. Beecher
Deputy Clerk
THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID
J. STERN, RA., ATTORNEY FOR
PLAINTIFF
801 S. University Drive
Suite 500
Plantation, FL 33324
(954) 233-8000
04-33054(NCL)
IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE AMERICANS WITH DIS-
. ABIUTIES ACT, persons with dis-
abilities needing a special
accommodation should con-
tact COURT ADMINISTRATION,
Iat the NASSAU County
Courthouse at 1-800-955-
8771 (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770,
via Florida Relay Service.
2t 07-20-27-2005
4457
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Board of County
Commissioners of Nassau
County, Florida, will conduct a
quasi Judicial public hearing
to consider a moratorium on
the Issuance of building per-
mits within the Swallowfork
Estates Subdivision, on
Monday, July 25, 2005 at 7:00
PM at the Yulee County
Building located at 86026
Pages Dairy Road, Yulee.
Florida 32097.
The public Is Invited to be
present and be heard. If a
person decides to appeal
any decision made by the
board, agency or commiLssion
with respect to any matter
considered at such meeting
or hearing, he/she will need a
record of the proceedings
and that for such purpose
may need to ensure that a
verbatim record of the pro-
ceedings Is made, which
record Includes the testimony
and evidence upon which
the appeal is to be based.
Individuals with disabilities
requiring a reasonable
accommodation in order to
participate In this program or
activity should contact the

office of the Ex-Officio Clerk at
(904) 548-4660 or Florida Relay
Service at 1-800-955-8770 (v)
or 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) at
least seventy-two hours In
advance to request such
accommodation.
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
ANSLEY N. ACREE,
CHAIRMAN
ATTEST:
JOHN A. CRAWFORD
EX-OFFICIO CLERK
It 07-20-2005
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PLACES

HIGHLIGHTS

Kelley benefit
A benefit to honor the fami-
ly of Adam Christopher Kelley
will be held July 23 at the Kraft
Athletic Club starting at 2 p.m.
Dinners will be sold for $10
a plate, to benefit the Adam
Kelley Memorial Fund. To pre-
purchase a dinner ticket con-
tact Tabitha or Kym at Pye's
Equipment Co., 321-0107.
The Adam Kelley Memorial
Poker Run will depart the
Rivers Edge, 915 South 14th
Street, at noon, ending at the
athletic club. Call Pye's for
information.
Donations also may be
made at First Coast
Community Bank.
Talbot State Parks
July is State Parks Month
throughout Florida and Talbot
Islands State
Parks will
sponsor
ranger pro-
grams that
introduce
visitors to ,
the rich and .
complex,
environ-
ment that make-up
these barrier island parks.
Florida State Parks are open
daily 8 a.m. to sunset with
plenty of activities for daylong
or extended weekend enjoy-
ment.
Activities include:
"Nature Walk," July 23
and 24,1:30 p.m., Ribault
Club at Fort George Island
Cultural State Park. Free
event and free park admis-
sion.
"Secrets of the Salt
Marsh," July 30 and 31, 11
a.m., Little Talbot Island State
Park Campground boat
launch. Event is free with' park
admission,
For more information call *
(904) 251-2320 or visit
www.FloridaStateParks.org.

JavaJazz
The Les DeMerle Trio pres-
ents New Orleans Nights with
shows at 7:30 and 9 p.m. on
July 23 at K6fe Hous, 822
Sadler Road. Listen to the
soulful Java Jazz sounds of
the Big Easy. Mardi Gras
beads await you at the door.
Tickets are $15 per person
with limited seating and avail-
able at the K8fe Hous. Call
277-7663.
The Wiz
The Police Athletic League,
in cooperation with the Amelia
Arts Academy, will produce the
'70's musical 'The Wiz" on
July 28 and
S29 at the
a Peck
S ,' B'',^ Center.
.r- '' -,- The play
..i, by
SWilliam F.
SnBrown
music
and lyrics by
Charlie Smalls is an adapta-
tion of The Wonderful Wizard of
Oz by Frank Baum.
The musical is under the
direction of Nanette S. Autry,
chorus and drama teacher at
Fernandina Beach High
School. Admission is a $5
donation. For information, con-
tact Autry at 261-7962.
'Civil War Medicine
The Amelia Island Museum
of History will host Dr. William
Birdsong, who will present a
lecture entitled "Civil War
Medicine" on Aug. 4 at 6 p.m.
at the museum.
The informative discussion

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2005
NEWS-LEADER / FERNANDINA BEACH, FL

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Retreat, remodel, retreat the mantra of home improvement

When the going gets
tough, the tough get
going. Our house
addition project
reached a point where Big Guy
looked at me and I looked at him;
we grabbed a suitcase and
retreated to a cool, quiet room at
the Florida House Inn Bed and
Breakfast.
What triggered our retreat?
Temperatures approaching 100
and the onslaught of all our new
friends. And such talented friends
they are carpenters, electri-
cians, plumbers and the guys
who do tile, insulation and even
the propane man cameth:
We never know who will
appear as we try vainly to main-
tain a regular schedule. We have
open house every day. .
Those of you readers who
smile and remember their own

adventures
trying to
Live in a
.house
being
worked on
-- stop
chuckling.
". : Yes, we
knew going
Siin that it
it was going
Dickie Anderson to be chal-
lenging,
after all we
FROM THE survived a
PORCH kitchen
remodel-
ing. That
merit badge earned, we were
ready for the next.
So we are adding a room and
attending to some much needed
repairs in the "main" house.

We are in awe of our contrac-
tor who on a daily basis demon-
strates that he is a carpenter,
plumber, electrician, trash collec-
tor, baby sitter and homeowner
psychologist. The contractor calls
me "management," recognizing
the decision-making hierarchy at
our house.
Each day is an adventure.
Never a dull moment. Early one
morning while fetching the morn-.,
ing paper Big Guy found a con-
founded worker looking down the
street as the construction truck
he was supposed to be aboard
moved down the street well out of
shouting distance. It seems he
was taking a bathroom break in
our pale green construction site
icon when his fellow workers left
to go to another job. It was clear
he had missed the bus, was up a
creek and stranded. Big Guy

became Good Guy and came to
the rescue, giving the poor guy a
ride. The start of another exciting
day in the process of our addi-
tion/remodel project.
Back to the night we retreated
from the construction site. It was
hot, very hot. Big Guy came
home and found me in the
kitchen with its boarded up win-
dows, construction dust on every
surface and looking bedraggled.
Now Big Guy likes his air condi-
tioning. Picture a meat locker, so
when he came home and realized
that most of air conditioning had
escaped when the doors and win-
dows had been removed from the
west side of our house he enthusi-
astically supported my suggestion
that we seek sanctuary. So we
retreated, jumped in the car and
made our way to the Florida
House.

Our time-out was an unexpect-
ed gift. We enjoyed downtown
Fernandina Beach as our many
island visitors do. After checking
in to our cool quiet room we took
turns washing the construction
dust off. Fresh, we headed to
Brett's Waterway Cafe. We sipped
a cool drink as we watched the
sunset and the parade of people
enjoying the late day on the edge
of the Amelia River. After dinner
at a favorite Centre Street eatery
instead of driving home we just
walked to our cozy bed and break-
fast and enjoyed a good night's
sleep.
The next day we returned to
the scene of the crime, ready
to face the challenges of the
remodel.
Dickie Anderson welcomes your
comments at dickiemm@bell
south.net.

COMUNIY SRAPOOK -4

Wild adventure
Erin Hall. an educator at the Jacksonmille Zoo and Gardens.
introduces local children to Kalypso, a California kingsnake. as
part of the summer's "Read Around Florida" program in public
libraries. The event was held June 22 at the Atlantic Avenue
Recreation Center and admission was free. As part of "Tool
Time," a program that teaches children about the adaptive
qualities of animals using everyday tools, Karl Boecklen intro-
duces local children to several animals including a screech owl
and a California kingsnake. right.

Kiwanis Club
The Kiwanis Club is a supporter of Girls on
the Run, an after-school program for girls ages
8-12. Deborah Dunham the executive director
and founder of GOTR of Northeast Florida,
visited Kiwanis to explain the program which
teaches girls about important life skills and
making healthy decisions, while training for a
5K run. Pictured are Dunham and Kiwanian
Evans Fallin, whose daughter is a member of
GOTR.
GOTR begins on or after Sept 10 at the fol-
lowing local sites: McArthur YMCA, Mondays
and Wednesdays, 4-5:15pm; Atlantic
Elementary, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2:30-
3:30 p.m.; and Yulee Elementary on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Register by Aug. 31 by visiting
http://www.active.com/event_detail.cfm?event
_id=1242204; download a registration form at
www.gotrneflorida.org; look for a bright pink
flier in your mailbox this week, or call GOTR
at 321-4315 to receive one.
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and medicine in the 19th cen-
tury, medicinal practices dur-
ing the Civil War, and the
war's contributions to the
developn'fent of improved
medical practices following the
conflict. Stair usage is neces-
sary. Entry is $5.

THIS WEEK

Booksale
The Nassau 0
Humane W.
Society is plan-
ning an "End of
Summer Beach
PEOPLE Continued on 9B 1

Dr. Gerald Burford, Beverly Michael, PA., Dr. David Page and
Jim Mayo, administrator at Baptist Medical Center Nassau, left,
join in a "Celebrity Ice Cream Scoop" at Coldstone Creamery
June 15 to raise funds for the American Cancer Society/Relay
for Life. Above from left, Police Chief Chip Hammond,
Fernandina Beach Commissioner Bill Leeper and Chief Danny
Hughes of the Nassauville Volunteer Fire Department, join in
the cause. The effort raised $700.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,2005 AROUND TOWN News-Leader

DAR delegation attends Continental Congress

STARS

The nation's capital welcomed
more than 2,500 members of one of
its foremost service organizations
recently, with the arrival of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution (DAR) for their 114th
annual Continental Congress.
The opening night ceremony's
keynote speaker was Cokie
Roberts, ABC News commentator
and author of Founding Mothers:
The Women Who Raised Our
Nation. Among those honored by
the DAR during the five-day con-
vention was Dr. Gary Moulton,
University of Nebraska professor
of history and editor of the journals

FCCJ ranks

third in

nursing

degrees
Florida Community College
at Jacksonville is the third-
largest producer of Associate in
Science nursing degrees (R.N.)
in the nation, according to an
article published in Community
College Week, a weekly publi-
cation specializing in national
community college issues. This
ranking is up from fourth the
previous year.
Florida Community College
is also in the "top ten" rankings
for three additional categories.
It is ranked fourth in the nation
for associate degrees in liberal
arts and sciences, general stud-,
ies and humanities; sixth in
associate degrees (all disci-
plines); and seventh in associ-
ate degrees in health profes- ,
sions and related clinical
services.
The college also ranked
eleventh in the total number of
one-year certificates issued and
twelfth in the nation for the
number of associate degrees
conferred upon African-
American students..
In the "associate degrees, all
disciplines" ranking, five of the
top 10 degree-producing institu-
tions were within the Florida
Community College system.
Likewise, in the "liberal arts
and sciences, general studies ,
and humanities" ranking,.10 of ;,
the top 11 degree-produicing
institutions were within the
Florida Community College
system.
The annual ranking is based
on Community College Week's
analysis of U.S. Department of
.Education data for 2003-4.
For more information about
FCCJ and its programs, visit
www.fccj.edu.

Festival BOOKs a cruise
Combine your love of reading with a
five-night cruise to Key West and Bahamas.
vi Hi-is l .l. ; house after learning the
facts from author Stuart B. Mclver
Discover The Third Secret with author
Steve Berry
Fares start at $400. Proceeds benefit the
Festival. Cruise departs Jacksonville on Nov. 5.
Call Angela Wallace at The Travel Agency
at 261-5914

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of the Lewis and Clark expedition.
The History Channel was pre-
sented with the DAR Motion
Picture, Radio and Television
Award for its "Save Our History"
series and its contributions of
$250,000 to local historic preser-
vation organizations.
"It's inspiring to see so many
Daughters make the trip to
Washington to celebrate their hard
work in their hometown commu-
nities," said Presley Merritt
Wagoner, president general. "The
reports of our members' enthusi-
astic dedication to historic preser-
vation, education, and patriotism

make it clear that DAR is playing
an important role in cities and
towns across the country."
In attendance at the Congress
were Nancy Sturgess and Jane
Collins of the Amelia Island
Chapter, which is based in
Fernandina Beach. While at
Congress they attended business
sessions, Show Me Sunshine Tea,
DAR Service to Veterans
Luncheon, National Defense
Luncheon, and the Junior
Membership Luncheon. They are
both delegates.
The National Society Daughters
of the American Revolution was

founded in 1890 to promote patri-
otism, preserve American history,
and support better education for
our nation's children. Its members
are descended from the patriots
who won American independence
during the Revolutionary War.
With more than 168,000 mem-
bers in approximately 3,000 chap-
ters worldwide, DAR is one of the
world's largest and most active
service organizations.
DARis also the publisher of the
award-winning magazine American
Spirit. To learn more about the
work of today's DAR, visit
www.DAR.org.

HELPERS

Cancer volunteers
needed
The American Cancer Society
needs volunteers in Nassau
County to transport patients to
and from local treatment centers
and physicians' offices.
Volunteers are also needed to
staff the local cancer resource
center at First Coast Oncology.
Call 249-0022.

Cancer patient
resources
The American Cancer Society
Nassau Unit Patient Resources
Center is located at First Coast
Oncology, 1340 S. 18th Street,.
Suite 103. This center provides
cancer patients in the Nassau
County area with a loan closet for
wigs, bras and breast prostheses
as well as educational materials
and support information. Please
call 277-2700 for an appointment.

Al-Arnon
Al-Anon: Support group for
family members and friends of
alcoholics meets each week at
the following times at the
Alachua Club, 32 N. Third in
Fernandina Beach: Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 11:00
Sa.m. A Men's Group meets at
8:00 p.m. on Thursday. Meetings
are held at the Amelia Room, 906
S. Seventh, Fernandina Beach at
11:00 a.m. on Sunday, Thursday
and Saturday. For more informa-
tion, call 261-7175 or 261-1813.

Mentors needed
Big gtlher beu AiPSms
Nassau County needs qualified
volunteerss to mentor childrii in
school and the community in a
one-on-one relationship. Little
Sisters are also needed. Call 261-
9500 or stop by 516 S. 10th
Street, Suite 103.

Cats Angels
Cats Angels' thrift shop, 869
Sadler Road in Fernandina
Beach (around the corner from
the Loop, look for the blue
awning), needs volunteers to
help staff the store.

Hours of operation are are
Monday through Saturday, 11
a.m. to 5 p.m. If you are interest-
ed, please visit the shop.

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

Nursingvolunteers
The Florida Department of
Health Volunteer School Nurse
Program is recruiting active and
retired nurses with Florida nurs-
ing licenses to assist with student
health care needs in Nassau
County schools. Training is pro-
vided to become a volunteer
school nurse. For information
call the coordinator, Theresa
Isaac, RN, at (904) 277-7280, ext.
244, or e-mail theresaIsaac@
doh.state.fl.us.

Care for kids
Florida KidCare offers low-
cost health insurance to children
without insurance and parents
whose children meet the income
guidelines. Eligible families can
obtain health insurance for chil-
dren ages birth to 18 at $15 or
less per household per month.
The insurance covers doctor vis-
its, prescriptions, checkups,
vision and hearing care, hospital
care, dental visits and mental
health care. Call 1-800-290-0532
or check w.fl o dc are.org.

Court volunteers
The Guardian Ad Litem is in
critical need of volunteers who
will become part of a court pro-
gram to represent the best inter-
ests of innocent children. Call
Beverly Toney at (904) 630-2702.

Lowvision
support group
A support group is being
formed for Amelia Island resi-
dents suffering from Macular

Degeneration or other low-vision
difficulties. For information call
261-5636.

MercyShip
Memorial United Methodist
Church is seeking volunteers to
help build personal transporta-
tion vehicles for handicapped
persons. The vehicles are sent
overseas by Mercy Ship to areas
where there is a desperate need.
You'll be taught the skills you
need, i.e., welding, drill press
and grinding operations. If you
would like to help, call Bob at
321-5657, Jack at 261-5691 or
Roxanne at 261-4095.

Domesticviolence
hotline
Micah's Place Center for
Domestic Violence offers servic-
es to victims of domestic violence
in Nassau County. Trained crisis-
counselors answer the 24-hour
hotline and can provide informa-
tion and referrals, safety plan-
ning and supportive counseling.
Those in need may call the'
24-hour crisis hotline at 1-800-
500-1119.

Substance abuse help
Drug addiction can leave an
individual feeling helpless and
out of control, especially if you
are the family member or friend
of an addict Narconon
Arrowhead offers free counsel-
ing, assessments and referrals to
rehabilitation centers nationwide
by calling 1-800-468-6933 or by
visiting the website at
www.stopaddiction.com.
Help with bills
The Northeast Florida
Community Action Agency Inc.
has funds available to assist low-'
income families with electric
bills, rent or mortgage and pre-
scription drugs. Eligibility for
services is determined by the
Federal Poverty Guidelines while
funds are available. Visit the
Peck Center, 516 S. 10th St.
between 9 a.m. and noon and 2-4
p.m. Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday. Call
(904) 261-0801.

REUNIONS

A committee is forming to
plan the Fernandina Beach
High School Class of 1986
20th year reunion. The group is
considering a class reunion
cruise.
To join the planning commit-
tee or to make comments about
the reunion, e-mail Glenda
Simmons Jenkins at glendada
good@hotmail.com.

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FBHS Class of 1985 will
hold its 20-year reunion Sept 17.
For more information call Arlene
Rowland-Scott at (904) 753-8774
or Bonnie'Brooks Thart at (904)
753-3448.
The Class of 1965 plans
to meet Oct. 21-22. Contact:
Blanche Griffin at 261-8992 or
Marsha Carman at 261-3317 for
information. Call everyone you

know.
Members of the Class of
1965 have planned a breakfast
brunch on Aug. 13 at the home
of Erving and Delores Gilyard in
addition to the activities planned
for the Peck High School Grand
Reunion.
Contact Jeannette White at
225-0387 or cell 703-7334 to make
reservations.

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Thunder, an 8-week-old,
male, black and white short
haired terrier mix, is expect-
ed to be around 25-30
pounds when fully grown.
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 calling (904) 491-3107,
or writing to P.O. Box 893,
Fernandina Beach, FL
32035.

NASSAU HUMANE SOCIETY

Hi my name is Tom Tom
and I am a giant domestic
short haired cat! I need a
new home and hope you can
find it in your heart to take .
me! I know you are probably
thinking how much food will
I eat but I promise I really
don't eat that much, it is just '
I don't get as much exercise
,as I need.
If I was in your home I
would become your "Guard
Cat" and walk around all day .Py
and perhaps lose a few
pounds! Come visit me at
the shelter Monday through
Friday from 11:30 a.m. until
5 p.m. On Saturday I will-be ice! If you can't make the
going to the Petsmart in trip to Orange Park we are
Orange Park on Blanding also open at the shelter (671
Boulevard for the Big Cat Airport Road) on Sundays
Adoption Day. We are all from 1-3 p.m. Please stop
very excited to take the trip in! Please donate your used
with our volunteers. Tom will books for our "End of
be driving us in his "Cat Summer Book Sale" to be
Mobile" He has it all fixed held on Aug. 13 at the shel-
up just for transporting us. ter. Please mark your talen-
Like our own limousine serv- dars.

CATS ANGELS

A -. .I

This is beautiful Petra. She long companion.
is available for adoption at Oh, and while you're
Cats Angels Thrift Shop there, ask about becoming a
located just behind the Loop Cats Angels volunteer.
Pizza Grill and across 14th It doesn't take much time,
street from Publix. and it would be a big help for
Petra is an exotic, black the kitties and the communi-
and white little lady. Affec- ty.
tionate and friendly, she Cats Angels Thrift shop
loves to play as much as she can also take your donations
loves her cat-naps! She is an of just about anything. Call
excellent choice as your life- 321-2267 or stop in.

PARENTING WORKSHOPS

Parents of children In grades 4-8 are invited to attend at "Guiding
Good Choices" workshop series that begins Wednesday, Aug. 10
and runs through Wednesday, Sept. 7, at the Nassau County
Government Complex off Nassau Place Road, Conference Room
A, in Yulee. Workshops run from 9-11 a.m.
The program includes:
5 workshops
specific strategies to help your children) avoid drug use and
other adolescent problem behaviors
how to set clear family guidelines on drugs
skills to strengthen family bonds
ways to help your children) develop healthy behaviors
ways to increase your child's(ren's) involvement in the family
"Guiding Good Choices" is an interactive program. It was devel-
oped by Dr. J. David Hawkins and Dr. Richard F. Catalano ot the
University of Washington. Their research has shown that when chil-
dren are bonded to their parents, school and non-drug using peers.
they are less likely to get involved in drug use or other behavior
problems.
Meg McAlpine, family and consumer sciences agent with the
University of Florida, Nassau County Extension Service will present
the program. There is no fee but space is limited to 15 participants.
The registration deadline is Aug. 1. To register call (904) 321-5715.

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

Same Old, Same Old!
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,2005 AROUND TOWN News-Leader

PEOPLE Continued from 7B
Book Sale" from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
on Aug. 18 at the shelter, 671
Airport Road, and at McGill
Aviation, 100 Airport Road.
Donations of books, tapes and
CDs may be dropped off at the
shelter on Airport Road in
Femandina Beach seven days a
week or at any of the following
locations: Harris Teeter, Healing
Dome, Kmart, Winn-Dixie, Amelia
Island Veterinary Clinic,
Femandina Beach Animal Clinic,
Lofton Creek Animal Clinic,
Nassau Veterinary Hospital and
the Wal-Mart Supercenter in
Yulee.
All proceeds will benefit the
homeless dogs and cats at the
shelter.
Lowcostscreenings
A low-cost cholesterol screen-
ing will be offered from 10 a.m. to
1:30 p.m. and 2:30-5 p.m. today
through July 22 at Kmart, 1601
Highway 40 East in Kingsland,
Ga.
A.variety of other tests are also
available including diabetes, liver
function, H. Pylori, thyroid, PSA
and more. Most results are avail-
able onsite. For information call
CholesCheck Corp. at 1-800-
713-3301.
Alzheimer's support
The Alzheimer's/Dementia
Support Group for Nassau
County will meet at 1:30 p.m. on
July 21 at the Council on Aging.,
The meetings are open to the
public and anyone who has an
interest is invited to attend. For
information contact Ann Smith,
R.N., at 261-0701.
Tickets on sale
Friends of the Amelia Book
Island Festival may place ad-
vance orders for tickets to the fes-
tival, to be held Sept. 29 to Oct. 2.
Members are invited to place tick-
et orders starting July 25.,
The following events require
tickets, which may be ordered by
calling (904) 321-0645 or e-mail-
ing tickets@bookisland.org:
Friday, Sept. 23: Sneak
Preview Party $20
*Thursday, Sept. 29: Author
Chat with Susan Vreeland $10
($15 for public)
Friday, Sept. 30: Just Write It
(day of writing/publishing work-
shops) $40
SSaturday, Oct. 1: Day of
Author Talks and Programs $20
(students through high school are
free)
Saturday, Oct. 1: Luncheon
with Authors $25 (groups of
sevewrnay.purchase a reserved
table for $196 and dine with the
author of their choice)
Tickets go on sale to the public
Aug. 1 and are available by
phone, mail, online or at: Books
Plus, 107 Centre St.; First Coast
Community Bank, 1750 S. 14th
St.; Golf Club of Amelia, 4750
Amelia Island Parkway; and
Amelia Community Theater, 209
Cedar St.,
For more information .about the
festival, visit www.bookisland.org,
e-mail the festival planners at
info@bookisland.org or call the
Amelia Book Island Festival hot-
line at 491-8176.
COMINGUP

Book festival scholarship
The Amelia Book Island
Festival will present the $1,000
Writers Scholarship in Memory of
Christa Powell Walley to an
undergraduate or graduate stu-
dent pursuing a degree in
English, journalism, communica-
tions or a writing-related major.
Applicants must have completed
at least 30 college credit hours
and must have demonstrable ties
to Nassau County. The deadline
is Aug. 1. For more information,
call 491-8176 or visit www.book
island.org.
Churchyard sale
New Beginning's Church of
God (formerly Blackrock Church
of God), 96306 Blackrock Road,
Yulee, will hold a yard sale and
car wash on Aug. 6 from 8 a.m. to
2 p.m. Shop while getting your car
washed for a donation. All are
welcome. Call 277-6704 for infor-
mation.
Open house
Florida Community College's
Aviation Center of Excellence has
regularly scheduled "Second
Tuesday" opportunities to explore
career choices at open house

events. The next one is Aug. 9
from 5-7 p.m.
The event will provide career
training information for prospec-
tive students in the fields of Flight
Training, Aviation Maintenance
and Aviation Operations.
The Aviation Center of
Excellence is located at the Cecil
Commerce Center, 13450 Lake
Fretwell St. in Jacksonville. For a
reservation, directions or more
information call (904) 997.2800.
Pesticide training
Pesticide training for Lawn and
Ornamental pesticide operators
will be offered Aug. 9 from 8 a.m.
to noon at the Nassau County
Cooperative Extension Office,

543350 US 1 in Callahan.
CEUs will be offered in CORE
and Landscape Ornamental cate-
gories.
The first session will cover
ornamentals and CORE will start
at 10 a.m. Cost is $5 to cover
refreshments and material.
If you plan to attend, contact
Larry Vamadoe at (904) 879-1019
or Rebecca Jordi at 321-5715 or
e-mail rljordi@ifas.ufl.edu.
Bereavement support
The bereavement support
group will not meet in July. The
next meeting will be Aug. 10 at
4:30 p.m. at Barnabas Center, 11
South 11th St. in Fernandina
Beach. No pre-registration is
required and all are welcome.

Flea market
Celebration Baptist Church will
hold a Flea Market and Rum-
mage Sale on church property
across from Yulee Middle School
on Miner Road from 8 a.m. to 3
p.m. Aug. 13.
All proceeds will go to the
church's mission trip to Mexico.
Artisans and vendors are needed.
Cost is $10 per space or donate
items for the sale.
For reservations or pick-up of
your items, call the church office
at 225-0777.
Authortalk
Victor DiGenti, author of
Windrusherand Windrusherandthe
Cave of Tho-hoth, adventure/fanta-
sy novels, will discuss the fantasy
genre and the appeal of his
award-winning books to young
adults at the next meeting of the
Society of Children's Book
Writers and Illustrators at 1 p.m.:
Aug. 20 at the Mandarin Barnes &
Noble, 1112 San Jose Blvd. Call
(904) 886-9904.

Chorale is back
Amelia Arts Academy
announces that the Chorale is
singing again. Director Bob Moore
returns with Jim Wright, accompa-
nist. Mark your calendars for the
first rehearsal of the season at 7
p.m. on Aug. 22.
Pageant
The 66th Annual Miss Georgia
Forestry State Scholarship
Pageant will be held in Tifton, Ga.,
on Sept. 3. The pageant was
started in 1940 to offer education-
al opportunities to young women
while promoting and protecting
the forest industry.
The pageant is open to all
states. To enter call (229) 386-
2681 or visit http://usnational
forestry.tridpg com or e-mail. ....
usnationalforestrypageant @
yahoo.com.
Age divisions are Tiny Miss
ages 3 to 6, Little Miss ages 7 to
9, Junior Miss ages 10 to 12,
Teen Miss ages 13 to 16 and
Miss ages 17 to 23. For more
information call Dianne Dominy at
229-386-2681.
Boatingcourse
The local Fernandina Beach
volunteers of U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary Flotilla 14-1 are offering
a new Boating Skills and
Seamanship program. The pro-
gram will run Sept. 6 through Oct.
13 from 7-9 p.m. twice a week,
Tuesday and Thursday evenings,
at the Fernandina Beach
Lighthouse. The cost is $35 per
person to cover materials to be
provided to the class.
BS&S covers "which boat is for
you," boat and trailer handling,
navigation, Intracoastal Waterway
signs, "rules of the road," intro-
duction to navigation, weather
and much more.
This will be the last opportunity
in 2005 to attend the BS&S pro-
gram. For information call Doug
Auburn, USCGAUX Flotilla 14-1,
at 491-0042.

HeartWalk2005
The Americarn Heart
Association will hold its 2005

Heart Walk "Change Tomorrow,
Today" beginning at 8 a.m. on
Sept. 10 at Metropolitan Park in
Jacksonville.
The Heart Walk helps fight
heart disease and stroke by rais-
ing funds to support lifesaving
research, programs and educa-
tion. It also helps people take the
first steps toward a heart-healthy
lifestyle by becoming more physi-
cally active. For more information
call (904) 739-0197 or visit the
web site at
walk.americanheart.org.
Metropolitan Park is located on
the St. Johns River directly across
from Alltel stadium on Gator
Boulevard.

Pokerrun
Motorcyclists from three coun-
ties will join together Sept. 24 at
the St. Augustine Beach Pier
Pavilion to raise money for
Habitat for Humanity. Win prizes,
enjoy the scenery along the St.
Johns River, watch a Precision
Demonstration Team, cruise the
streets of St. Augustine and then
have lunch and enjoy the music of
Matanzas.
Registration begins at 9 a.m.
with last bike out by 11 a.m. and
last bike in by 3 p.m. The 75-mile
ride departs from the Pier
Pavilion.
Registration is $25 and
includes Bikers for Habitat T-shirt,
lunch and a'poker hand.
Additional T-shirts and hands will
be available for sale. Save $5 by
pre-registering at any St.
Augustine Bank of America
branch, at the four major motorcy-
cle dealerships: Honda, Harley-
Davidson, Suzuki or Yamaha, or
online at www.habitatstjohns.org.
Or call Habitat for Humanity at
(904) 826-3252.
Marathon training
Girls on the Run announces
that the Women's Marathon
Training Team is now open for
registration.
Train with other women for the
Miami Marathon/Half-Marathon
(your choice) and help support
the GOTR girls. Registration is
open to all women (walkers,
beginner runners, experienced
marathoners, and everyone in
between).
The training program begins
Oct. 1. There is a fund-raising
commitment of $262 and a regis-
tration fee of $26.20, which
includes fun socials, informative
training clinics and group runs
based on where you live
(Jacksonville or Fernandina).
Team sizes are limited and on
a first-come, first-served basis.
You can register at
http://www.active"com/eventdetai'
I.cfm?event_id=1236730. Or, you
can get more details and down-
load a registration form at
www.GOTRneflorida.org.
Leadership course
The Nassau Institute for
Community Education (NICE) will
offer a new course this fall
designed specifically for board
members and executive directors
of non-profit organizations. The
six-week course, called
"Leadership Matters," will be pre-
sented by Robert S. Bolan, Ph.D.
The course will include discus-
sion of pertinent topics such as
board composition, fund-raising
dilemmas and volunteer motiva-
tion.
The fee is $50 and a lifelong
college membership of $15 for
students enrolling in a Florida ,
Community College class for the
first time. The class will meet at
St. Peter's Episcopal Church in
Fernandina Beach, Wednesday
afternoons from 3-5:30 p.m.
beginning Oct. 15 through Nov. 9.
For information or to register
call the FCCJ Betty P. Cook
Nassau Center at 548-4432.
SPECIAL EVENTS

The New Horizons Summer
Band meets at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday through Aug. 23. Don

BUSINESS BRIEFS

The Fernandina Farmers Market, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. every
Saturday, features farm fresh produce, freshly baked goods, soups,
gourmet items and desserts as well as tropical plants, mixed bou-
quets, garden flowers and shrubs, herb plants, and naturally-made
bath products. The market is located at the corner of Centre Street
and Seventh Street North in the historic district.
Admission is free and parking is available. For more information
visit fernandinafarmersmarket.com or call (904) 491-4872.

The Nassau Humane Society and Redbones Dog Bakery and
Boutique will hold their monthly pet adoption from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. on Aug. 6 under the tent In Redbones "Barking Lot," 809 S.
Eighth St.
Every Saturday Is "Puppy Kissing" day at Redbones. Hold an
adoptable puppy from the Nassau Humane Society and donate $1
to get real puppy kisses. Come out and have tons of fun while sup-
porting the Nassau Humane Society. For information contact the
society at 321-1647 or Redbones at 321-0020.

An "Extravaganza" of home-based businesses will be held at
the Camden County Recreation Center on Aug. 6 from 11 a.m to 3
p.m. The show will feature more than 30 venders and is free to the
public. For information and directions, call Shaunaa Hanners at
(912) 729-7438.

A monthly drawing is held at Armolres, Etc., 1667 S. Eighth St.
in Fernandina Beach, to benefit local American Cancer Society
patient services and programs.
Visit Armoires, Etc. to purchase $2 tickets for a chance to win a
prize on the last Friday of each month. Area businesses are invited

to join in. For information call 261-8283.

Reynolds, director of the award-
winning Fernandina Beach High
School band, holds the baton
through Labor Day. Call 277-1225
for information.
*
Girls on the Run of
Northeast Florida is accepting
applications for volunteer coach-
es. This fall, GOTR will be offered
at multiple schools, parks and
YMCA's throughout Femandina,
Yulee, Jacksonville, Orange Park
and Ponte Vedra, and programs
will run from mid-September
through mid-November.
Coaches work directly with the
girls, teaching them healthy habits
and helping them train for a 5K
run. Coaches need to be avail-
able two weekday afternoons
each week for 1 hour (times vary
from 3-6 p.m.) and attend training
on Aug. 27. No experience is nec-
essary just a healthy, positive
lifestyle and an enthusiasm to
mentor girls.
For a volunteer application or
more information, contact Girls on
the Run at 321-4315 or
GOTRneflorida@aol.com.

The Pink Ribbon Ladies, a
breast cancer support group in
Nassau County, is holding an
inkjet cartridge 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-
gy.net for information. Cartridge
lists are available at the drop-off
locations. Inkjet cartridges must
have a print head to be recycled.
For information about the
group, call 277-2692.

Nassau Habitat for
Humanity's recycling program
includes cell phones. They may
be taken to North Nassau
Recycling at Lime and South
Eighth streets in Femandina
Beach.
Recycling is an important part
of Nassau Habitat's funding. It
also has aluminum can bins locat-
ed at many places on the island.
Aluminum cans may also be left
at North Nassau Recycling.

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

The Littlest Angels Pre-
School housed in Community
Baptist Church, Yulee, is accept-
ing applications for the fall pre-
school term. Half-day and full-day
positions are open. Before- and
after-school programs are also
available. Christian curriculum.
Arts and crafts, music and much
more are offered. For information
call 225-2554.

Faith Christian Academy has
positions open for the 2005-6
school year in grades K3 through
first grade. Call 321-2137 or stop
by the school.,

Friendship School at
Fernandina Beach Church of
Christ is enrolling students for the
2005-6 school year. Classes are
available for ages 1-3. Class
sizes are well below average and
the school is a state licensed facil-
ity, C04NA0042. Call 261-9760
and ask for Elizabeth Tupper..

Registration is open at the
Amelia Island Parent
Cooperative Preschool for chil-
dren ages 2, 3 and 4 years. The
school is run by parents who take
turns assisting teachers in the
classroom. It is located in the
Peck Center on 516 South 10th
St. Children must reach school
age by Sept. 1. Space is limited.
Call 261-1161.

The Amelia Island
Montessori School is accepting
applications for the 2005-6 school
year. Openings.are available for
children aged 18 months through
kindergarten.
The toddler program is for chil-
dren 18 months to three years
old. The primary program is for
children aged 3 to 6. Toddler and
primary classes meet daily, 9 a.m.
to noon, with kindergarten dis-
missal at 2:45 p.m. Before and
after school care is available.
The Amelia Island Montessori
School is an affiliate of the

American Montessori Society and
is accredited by the Florida
Kindergarten Council. Scholar-
ships are available for qualifying
students. Call 261-6610 for more
information or visit www.amelia
islandmontessori.com.

DOWNTOWN

Summer exhibit
The Amelia Island Museum of
History temporary exhibit,
"Summer and the Beach on
Amelia Island," features photo-
graphs and memorabilia relating
to historic summer and leisure
activities on Amelia Island. It will

remain open until Sept. 1. For
information call 261-7378.
Museum tours
Housed in the historic Nassau
County Jail, the Amelia Island
Museum of History showcases
the island's 4,000 years of Florida
history. Purchase tickets in
advance at the front desk for
Centre Street, Ghost and 8 Flags
tours and also step back in time
Sunday from 1-4 p.m.
For the first year ever, walking
tours will be offered during the
summer at 3:30 p.m. on Friday
and Saturday at the Chamber
Depot. Ghost tours start at 6 p.m.
Friday at the cemetery behind
'St. Peter's Episcopal Church.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. Monday-Saturday. To learn
more about additional walking
tours and lecture offerings contact
Thea at 261-7378, ext. 105.

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

Call the Femandina Beach Parks
and Recreation Department at 277-
7350 for information about the fol-
lowing community activities. (Also,
please see the sports section for
information on the city's special
sporting events.)
Classes:
Clogging: Thursdays at
Atlantic Center. Beginners' class
from 6:30-7:30 p.m. and interme-
diates from 7:30-9 p.m. $25 for
city residents, $27 county. Call
Jency at 261-2808.
Co-ed exercise class: 6:30-
7:30 p.m. Tuesday and
Thursday at MLK Center.
Computer training: Six one-
hour classes (5 people per class)
for $40 at the Peck Center
Computer Room. Register for
classes at the Atlantic Center. Call
instructor Jan Cote-Merow for
information and class times at
(904) 583-2870.
Karate: Shotokan karate for
ages six and up with instructor
Jerry Williamson. Class time is
3:30-4:30 p.m. Monday and
Wednesday at the Atlantic
Center. .$40 for city residents and
$45 county. Uniforms available
through the instructor.
Line dancing: Mondays at
Atlantic Center. Beginners' class
from 6:30-7:30 p.m. and
advanced from 7:30-8:30 p.m.
$25 for city residents or $27 coun-
ty per month. Family discounts
available. Call Jency at 261-2808.

Senior citizen activities:
Meet and Greet: 11:30 a.m.-1
p.m. second Wednesday at
Atlantic Center. Bring a covered
dish. Transportation provided
fr6iMLK 'Center to Atlantic '

Center.
Bingo: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Monday and Wednesdays at
MLK Center.
The Nassau County Council
on Aging holds daily activities for
seniors. These events are free
and open to the public. For addi-
tional information contact the
Council on Aging at 261-0701.
Offered in July: chair exercise
classes from 10-10:30 a.m.,
Monday through Friday; bingo at
11 a.m. every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday (except
today); pianist, Ms. Montine at 11
a.m. every Tuesday; and arts and
crafts classes at 11 a.m. every
Thursday. Scheduled events for
July include: blackjack at 10:30
a.m. July 26; lecture on diabetes
at 10 a.m. July 27 with blood
pressure checks following at
10:30 a.m.

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.
Computer lab: Mondays,
Wednesday and Thursdays from
5:30-6:30 p.m. at the Peck
Center. Limit of 5 students (must
have school I.D.). Free.
Play group: For parents and
children. Friday, 10:30 a.m.-
noon at the Atlantic Center.
Story time: For parents and
children, 10:30 a.m.-noon
Tuesday at the Atlantic Center.
Other programs:
Outdoor Adventure Club:
Open to ages 14-21. Club meets
the first Tuesday of each month at
7 p.m. at the Atlantic Center. Call
Vaughn at (904) 335-0517.
Adult Computer Lab: 6:30-
7:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesdays
and Thursdays at Peck Center.
$2.per visit.
Birding Club: Beginning or
advanced bird watchers are wel-
come. Call 261-6945 or 261-
9272.
Bndge (duplicate): 9 a.m. to
noon Thursdays at Atlantic
Center. Bring your own partner.
Bridge (regular): 1-4 p.m.
Monday and Thursdays at
Atlantic Center.
Open Cards Night: 7-9 p.m.
Friday at MLK Center.
Pinochle: 1-3 p.m.
Wednesday and Fridays at
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p.m.
Also featured in July is Whale Rider, which stars Keisha Castle-
Hughes as a courageous young Maon girl who challenges the
norms of her people.
For more program information, log on to WJCT Online at wjct.org
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Zoofun
The Jacksonville Zoo and
Gardens presents a "Wet &
Wild" event each Saturday in
July from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Visitors should slather on the
sunscreen, bring their beach
towels and join in the summer
fun. Guests can cool off while fly-
ing down giant wet slides; enjoy
arts and crafts and aquatic ani-
mal encounters. Little ones can
also join in the fun while playing
at water and sand tables. Jazoo,
the Zoo's mascot, will be in the
park to greet guests from noon
to 3 p.m.
Regular zoo admission
applies; members get in free with
membership card and photo I.D.
Located on Jacksonville's
northside at 370 Zoo Parkway,
half a mile east from 1-95, the zoo
is open year-round, 7 days a
week, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and until 6

p.m. on Saturday and Sunday
during the spring and summer.
For more information call (904)
757-4463 or log on to www.jack
sonvillezoo.org.

For girls only
Passages is a four-day school
orientation designed for girls
entering the middle school envi-
ronment The program is pre-
sented by Girl Scouts of Gateway
Council and serves girls in
Duval, Clay, Nassau, St. Johns
and Baker counties. It is a girls'
only environment, but girls do
not have to be Girl Scouts to reg-
ister.
Cost is $35 per student, which
includes supplies and lunch.
There is a participation limit of
30 girls per session.
Remaining dates are Hilliard
Middle School, July 25-28; Yulee
Middle School, July 25-28.

For more information call the
Girl Scouts of Gateway Council,
Inc., 1000 Shearer St. in
Jacksonville, at (904) 3884653 or
800-347-2688.
Gymnastics camp
Fantastic Grmnastics will
host a Summer Gymnastic Camp
July 24-27 from 9 a.m. to noon for
ages 4 and up, all levels. Limited
space available. For more infor-
mation on the camp or classes
call 225-0022.

Artscamps
Arts camps available at the
Amelia Arts Academy this sum-
mer include:
* Fun camp for pre-schoolers
* You Gotta Have Art
* Photography (new)
* Drum Fest with Les DeMerle
* Ballroom dance
* Guitars Galore

* The New Horizons Band (all
welcome during summer)
For dates/times/fees call 277-
1225 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. week-
days.
The Academy offers private
lessons year-round on all musical
instruments.

Strings camp
The Jacksonville Symphony
Youth Orchestra (JSYO) is offer-
ing Jump Start Strings Camp, a
one-week intensive camp to
teach violin, viola, cello and bass
to beginners.
Held Aug. 1-5 at FCCJ South
Campus, the schedule includes
daily individualized instruction
and lessons (9 a.m.-1 p.m.).
Instruments will be provided.
For more information, contact
JSYO Manager Deirdre Dam at
(904) 354-9251, or e-mail
ddam@jaxsymphony.org.

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

To add your organization to
this list or to revise your entry, e-
mail type@fbnewsleader com or
call Heather at the News-Leader at
261-3696.
AARP meets second
Monday of each month (except
July, and September) at 1 p.m. at
the Nassau County Council on
Aging building. Contact: Fred
Sanders/277-6864, or John Megna
at 277-2143.
Amelia Island Chess Club
meets from 1:304:30 p.m. on the
third Saturday of the month at
Cafe Karibo, 27 N. 3rd St.,
Fernandina Beach. Contact: Dan
Doulet 261-0700.
Amelia Cruizers Car Club
meets at 7 p.m. on the second
Tuesday of each month. Cruise-
In every other Friday at 5 p.m.
Amelid Island Genealogical
Society meets third Tuesday at 7
p.m. Location varies. Contact
Myrtle Holmes (904) 879-7341
Amelia Island Quilters Guild
meets at 6:30 p.m. on the first
Thursday of the month from
September-June at Fernandina
Beach Womans Club. Contact:
Marcia Gramzow 277-0883 or
aiq.homestead.com.
Amelia Island Sailing Club
meets at 6:30 p.m. on the first
Tuesday of each month at the
Ten Acres Club (Kraft Athletic
Club). Contact: Commodore
Butch Beard, 491-0755.

Amelia Masonic Lodge #47
meets the second and fourth
Tuesday of every month at 7:30
p.m. at 1101 S. 14th St.in
Fernandina Beach. John Martin
261-9015 or visit www.masterma-
son.com/amelia.
American Cancer Society
offers assistance to cancer
patients through the Cancer,
Resource Center located at First
Coast Oncology in Fernandina
Beach. Resources include patient
education materials, breast pros-
thesis, wigs and turbans. Call
Margaret at 277-2700
American Cancer Society
needs volunteers in Nassau
County to transport patients to
and from local treatment centers,
and physicians' offices.
Volunteers are also needed to
staff the local cancer resource
center at First Coast Oncology in
Fernandina Beach. Call 249-0022.
American Legion Post 54
bar hours of operation are noon
to midnight Monday through
Saturday. The post meets on first
Monday of the month. Call 225-'
0958.
'Barnabas Center has
opened an office on the west side
of the county at the Hilliard adult
education building on Ohio
Street across from Hilliard
Elementary. Office hours are 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday.
Churches, civic groups, business-

es and individuals are asked to
support this worthy charity. For
information, call 261-7000
Monday through Thursday or
845-4999 on Monday only.
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of
Nassau County needs qualified
volunteers to mentor children in
school and the community in a
one-on-one relationship. Call 261-
9500 or stop by the office at 516
S. 10th Street, Suite 103.
Books Plus Book Club
meets the third Tuesday at.7 p.m.
at Books Plus, 107 Centre Street
Contact: Don Shai 261-i0303.
*Bosom Buddies of Amelia ;
Island Offers support education
and friendship to all breast can-
cer survivors. Meets every first'
Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at First,
Coast Community Bank, 1750 S.
14th Street. Call Dorothy
Sanders, 261-0168.
Boy Scout Troop 446 meets
every Monday at Yulee
Methodist Church at 7 p.m. start-
ing August 23 for boys ages 11-
18. Contact: Rick 225-1941.
Byrd Wallace Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post 4351 meets
the second Monday of each
month at 7:30 p.m. at Kraft
Athletic Club (Ten Acres),
961023 Buccaneer Trail. Contact:
Post Quartermaster Pat Beamer,
261-6416.
Callahan Lions Club is reor-
ganizing under the leadership of

chapter President Bill Quaile.
The group will meet for dinner at
7 p.m. the second and fourth. ,
Monday of each month at the "
ions Club building on US just
north of Callahan. Contact 879-
3034. 1 :
Central Florida Camping
Club aka Crank-Y-Campers, has
members and camps all over the
state and invites you to come out,
make new friends at one of our
monthly campouts. Children and
pets welcomed. For more infor-
mation call (407) 699-3039 or
(407) 575-3300. Website: geoci-
ties.com/crankycampers
Centre'd Women, a proudly
disorganized group of wonderful
women, meets at 6:30 p.m the
third Monday of every month at a
different location. Bring yourself,
a bottle of wine and/or home-
made nibbles. Call Eileen Moore
277-2717.
Circle of Friends, a support
group for home-schooling fami-
lies in Hilliard, Bryceville,
Callahan and Folkston, Ga.,
meets regularly to offer encour-
agement, fun, fellowship and a
monthly mom's night out Park
days, field trips and other events
are also offered. Call 845-3491.
Coast Guard Auxiliary
meets at 7 p.m. the first Thursday
of every month at The
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check both animal shelters. The Nassau
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Airport Rd. (next to the airport), & the
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origin, or the intention to make any
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email: staugust360@aol.com
S/E & 3-STATE Run T/T Drivers. Home
weekends. Mileage pay, benefits, 401K.
Trainees welcome. Miami area. Exp. req.
21 mm age/Class-A CDL. Cypress Truck
Lines (800)545-1351. FCAN
HERE WE GROW AGAIN!
Artistic Florist has the following
positions open: Full time and part-time
floral designers. Creative, energetic, and
experienced. Designer's Assistant.
Front/Telephone Sales neat and
professional experience a must. Apply in
person at 1875 B South 14th St.
ALL TRADESMEN PF/PW/BK/MC,
CR/EL/TW/MW/EO/RG/SM/IW & PA/TB/PL/
CO/CW/W. Work out of state with top pay
& per diem. Resume to: Craft Network,
Box 137472, Clermont, FL 34713. FCAN
NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF COURTS
ACCOUNTANT III
Performs professional, analytical and
administrative work involving operation
and reporting for Nassau County Clerk of
Courts total financial operations.
Prepares revenue estimates, projections
and financial statements. Prepares and
assists with executing budget. Reviews
documents for compliance. Analyzes and
balances ledger. Directs and/or reviews
clerical personnel. Starting salary
$39,200.00.
Bachelor's Degree in Accounting/Finance.
Minimum of five years experience in
professional level accounting. Government
accounting experience, beneficial.
Contact Human Resources at (904)548-
4600. Resumes to Human Resources,
Nassau County Clerk of Courts, 76347
Veterans Way, Yulee, FL 32097. FAX
(904)548-4508.
EOE/Drug Free Workplace.

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Executive Assistant
Staff Accountant
Insurance Clerk/Agent
Bank Teller
Graphics/Quark/Photoshop
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NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF COURTS
NETWORK TECHNICIAN
Responsible for assisting in the installation
and maintenance of 'personal computer
hardware and software, for assisting with
the configuration and maintenance of
computer networks, for training users,
and providing other computer operations
support as required. Duties will Include
assisting in the support of countywide
network and telephone system comprised
of 30 servers and 68 switches, routers and
firewalls. .
Minimum requirements; Two-year degree
or equivalent Technical School In computer
science, CCNA and operational network
experience.
Contact Human Resources Department at
(904)548-4600. Resumes! to Human
Resources, Nassau County Clerk of Courts,
76347 Veterans Way, Yulee, FL 32097.
FAX (904)548-4508.
EOE/Drug Free Workplace

$600 WEEKLY working through the
government part-time. No experience. A
lot,of opportunities. (800)493-3688 Code
3-14. FCAN

Driver CDL-A req'd.
COASTAL TRANSPORT
Home Every Night &
Weekend Guaranteed
Dedicated Shorthaul
Avg. $768 $999/wk
85% Preloaded/Pretarped
Part-time opening avail'
Jacksonville, FL Terminal
877-428-5627
www.ctdrivers.com

Now Hiring For 2005 Postal Positions
- $17.50-$59+/hr. Full benefits, paid
training & vacations. No experience
necessary. (800)584-1775 ext. 5600.
FCAN
Clementina's NOW HIRING -
(Organic Produce & Dell, Juice &
Smoothie Bar, Inspirational Books &
Gifts).. FT Positions Available: Food
Prep, Smoothie Bar, Register Stations &
Business Manager. Exp'd Only with
Excellent Ref's Need Apply. Non-
Smoker/Alcohol/Drug Applicants Only.
Pis call 277-2690 or fax resume, ..,-,
cover letter of interest & sa-.r,
r ._,u,ri.m ,r.r" to ro i -' r.

LAND SURVEY CO. needs experienced
party chief & Instrument man. Please call
(904)321-0078.

ADVOCATE
Micah's Place, Inc. of Nassau County Is
in need of an Advocate, flexible hours.
Responsible for case management,
coordinating client needs with other staff
members and other duties as required.
High school diploma or the equivalent.
Experience working with victims of
domestic violence and/or crisis situations
preferred. Please send resume and salary
history to. Micah's Place, Inc., P.O. Box
16287, Fernandlna Beach, FL 32035 or
email to:
micahsplaceed@bellsouth.net.

ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT for a health
care company. Must be* proficient in
bookkeeping including payroll, payables,
general ledger & well versed in MS
computer software., Excellent pay &
bnr,-efit. Fax resume to (904)321-1790.
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L A N D S C A PE M, A N A ',G E M E N T

Immediate Openings for motivated and experienced
Landscape Maintenance Crew Leaders
Valid Drier's License
3 years experience
English/Spanisn' helpful
+ Landscape Maintenance Technician
Valid Driver s License Helpful
Experienced or Will Train :.

Join tie team at Marlex Services.
Send your :esume by fax to i90-4l) 26.1-0821j,
or call us, a 904) 261 5364,L '
or email to martexservices@bellsouth.net. EOE

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CASHIERS & FRUIT BAGGERS
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
for Yulee fruit & gift stores. Apply in
person, King Orange, 58 E. SR 200,
Yulee, or call Patrick (904)759-2091.
CDL DRIVER for local hauls. Haul sod
& plants.. $12.50/hr. Call Tammy at
(904)225-9000.
24-Hour Laundry Zone 3 P/1 positions
2 Attendants afternoon/weekend hours
1 Maintenance flexible hours
277-2311 or 277-2451

201 Help Wanted
NEEDED CARPENTERS
& CARPENTER'S HELPERS.
S Call (904)753-3079.
THE GOLF CLUB OF AMELIA ISLAND -
is currently accepting applications for the
golf maintenance operation. Individuals
should be at least 18 yrs. of age, have
good transportation & have a desire to
work outside in a team atmosphere. We
offer competitive benefits & wages. To
pick up an application go by the Golf
Clubhouse.

THE RITZ-CARLTON
AMELIA ISLAND

A GREAT PLACE TO WORK

Positions Available in:

*Engineering Stewarding
Valet Parking Food & Beverage

Culinary Rooms
Currently hiring experienced Servers for Cafe 4750

We are pleased to offer

an array of benefits that include:
Competitive wages; medical, 'dental, vision coverage;
health care and family care spending accounts; paid
vacation; sick and holiday pay; 401(k) plan; education-
al assistance program; promotions/transfers; two-day
orientation; on-the-job training; employee discounts;
complimentaryemployee meals; well-tailored uniform
and so much more!,

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HOURS OF APPLICATION:
Tues. 2-7pm; Wed. & Fri. 9-1 1am, 2-4pm
Please call to schedule appts. outside of application hours.
EMVPi' 'MENT HOTLINE 904-277-1076
Direct Line 904-277-1054 EOE/DWFP

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Amelia Island Plantation

OCEAN CLUBHOUSE CONCIERGE

8:30am to 5:00pm = Saturday & Monday
8:30am to 3:00pm = Sunday
(Fill in other days when needed/if available)
Will consider
Saturday & Sunday only
For more information contact:
Human Resources Employment & Recruitment
904.277.5919
P.O. Box 3000 Amelia Island, FL 32035-3000
www.aipfl.com
Great Benefits and Perks' EOE and Drug Free Workplace

Rayonier

Rayonier, a Fortune 1000 company, seeks to hire a Revenue
Accounting Clerk in its Southeast Forest Resources division
located in Fernandina Beach, FL due to internal growth. This
position will have responsibility for reconciliations, month-end
accounting entries and other reporting requirements in addi-
tion to scanning, processing, data entry of daily harvests and
other income activity into the Revenue systems.

Successful candidates will have some college training (prefer-
ence to 4 year degree), with a focus in accounting/finance or
equivalent experience in an accounting department or busi-
ness office environment, utilizing automated accounting sys-
tems. Must be accurate, dependable, and possess excellent
data entry and computer skills.

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

NASSAU COUNTY Cartesian te ..NORTHEAST JAX Dunn's Creek Plantation
From the $160s .... 'From the .$180s
1,336-2,478 sq. ft., 2-4.bedrooms; 2-2.5 b6th. 1,691-3599 sq. ft., 3-6 bedrooms, 2-3.5 baths
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NASSAU COUNTY Timber Creek Plantation
From the $I180s
1,604-3,418 sq. ft., 3-6 bedrooms, 2-3.5 baths
Quick move-ins available. Move in before the school year.
Amenities Include community pool, clubhouse, basketball
court and family recreation area.

ARGYLE Hawk's Pointe
From the $1.70s
1,336-3,599 sq. ft., 3-6 bedrooms, 2-3.5 baths
12 floor plans to choose from. Community features a soccer
field and playground. Nestled in a wooded area.

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ELIZABETH POINTE LODGE Weekend
P/T front desk to do night audit 3pm-
11pm + mid shift 12 noon-8pm. Please
apply in person, 98 S. Fletcher Ave.
MARKETING SPECIALIST POSITION -
Learn mortgage business. Will train.
$10/hr. 1(800)909-1977
YMCA After School Program now
hiring for experienced Site Directors in
Yulee area. Stop by YMCA to pick up
application.

NOW HIRING
FOR
GRAND OPENING
EXTRAORDINARY HOME, ...d t,, FERNANDINA BEACH
renowned architect Don Evans, to fully take advan- RsN I B A
tage of the extended golf views. This home is over 474323 S.R. 200
4,860 SF and only 3 years old and features
4BR/5BA. From the custom glass work to the FULL-TIME
extensive decking & balconies, you'll agree this is a PART-TIME
one of a kind property. $1,495,000 #35107 PART-TIME

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201 Help Wanted I
OSPREY VILLAGE ASSISTED LIVING
COMMUNITY Amelia Island's premier
Retirement Community is in search of the
right person to fill this position in our
Assisted Living Center.
L.P.N. 3-11 Full Time Staff Nurse
Applications accepted 9:00am to 4:00pm,
78 Osprey Village Drive, Amelia Island, FL
32034.
Please fax resumes to (904)277-3374 or
email klowe@osprey-village.com
Amelia Island Parent Coop Preschool
- has an opening for a Teacher's Aid.
Hours 8:30-12:30. Experience preferred.
Call 491-8841 for more info. Leave msg.
HOUSEKEEPERS WANTED Experience
desired. Apply in person at Amelia
Rentals, 5211 S. Fletcher, Fernandina
Beach.
EXPERIENCED GROOMER NEEDED -
Contact Martha (904)261-7153 or Jason
415-1267.
HOUSEKEEPER needed for seasonal
work cleaning rental properties, part-time.
Apply in person at Amelia Island Lodging
Systems, 87 S. Fletcher Ave.
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
GLASS SHOP HELP WANTED 1 Glass
Technician wanted. 3 yrs exp. necessary. 1
hands on Construction oriented trainee
needed. Drug & alcohol free workplace.
Applications available at 1951 S. 8th St.
or by phone (904)261-9780.
HAIRSTYLIST NEEDED
FOR BUSY SALON
Style America is currently looking for
licensed hairstylists. We have full time &
part-time positions available. We offer a
guaranteed wage vs. up to 50%,.
commission, vacation, competitive health
benefits,, free ongoing Jtraining, & lots
more. For a confidential interview, call 1-
888-888-7778 ext. 2274, ask for Jocelyn.

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Enforcement Academy. Will also accept Military Veterans
with Honorable Discharges.
U.S. Citizenship
Minimum 21 years of age
Possess a High School Diploma or GED
Possess a Valid U.S. Driver's License
No Criminal Record
Applicants are required to pass a physical exam, drug screen,
background check and a physical fitness assessment.
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The premier residenral developer ,n Am'elta l[,Lani, summer Beacd Develprnernt,
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I 201 Help.Wanted I
SENIORS: NEED TRAINING-JOBS-
MONEY If you are 55 & older, with
limited income, we may have the training
& employment opportunities that are just
right for you. Call Experience Works, Inc.,
Myrtle Collins, (904)997-3100 x 2371.
Funded by FL Department of Elder Affairs.
NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF COURTS
DEPUTY COMPTROLLER
Represents Clerk in his capacity as the
Chief Financial Officer, Auditor and County
Comptroller for all functions of the Clerk of
Courts Office and Board of County
Commissioners. Assists in the direction of
the financial affairs of the Clerk's office
pursuant to the requirements set forth in
the Florida Constitution and Florida
Statutes. Responsible for financial plans
and policies, accounting practices, the
conduct of its relationships with both
internal and external departments,
institutions, agencies and the financial
community, the maintenance of its fiscal
records and the preparation of financial
reports. Position includes oversight
responsibilities over general accounting,
property accounting, internal auditing,
cost accounting and budgetary controls.
Starting salary $57,500.00.
CPA, possession of a Masters Degree of a
CMA may be substituted for the CPA
certificate.
Contact Human Resources at (904)548-
4600. Resumes to Human Resources,
Nassau County Clerk of Courts, 76347
Veterans Way, Yulee, FL 32097. FAX
(904)548-4508.
EOE/Drug Free Workplace.
HIRING CASHIERS for 2nd & 3rd shifts
at busy convenience store. Inquire at
Smile Gas, Sadler Road. (904)277-2334.
RESEARCH ANALYST for growing
Democratic and corporate survey research
firm in, Fernandina Beach, FL. Must be
detail oriented, positive, responsible, and
a problem solver looking for a challenge.
Strong analytical and organizational skills,
solid verbal and written skills, and ability
to handle tight deadlines are needed for
success. Advanced knowledge of Excel or
working knowledge of standard statistical
packages (SPSS) 'or cross-tabular
programs required. Salary DOE $24,500-
$33,500 plus health and retirement
benefits and potential bonuses. EOE.
Fax: (904)491-0594
or e-mail: info@hbstaff.com
Food and Beverage The Golf Club of
Amelia Island is currently accepting
applications for Executive Sous Chef and
part-time and full time experienced wait
staff.Great benefit package and cutting
edge work environment.Apply at the Golf
Club of Amelia Island. 'Call (904)277-
8015.
Earn $$$ Helping MDs! 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
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NOW HIRING
Repair, warranty,
new construction
commercial and residential
plumbers, experienced helpers for
Nassau County and surrounding
areas.
Office Positions Available
Call For Details.
Benefits: Paid Vacation / Holidays /
Bonus Days /.Retirement /
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201 Help Wanted
HOUSEKEEPING SUPERVISORS.
Multi-state leader in resort housekeeping
is recruiting for this position at our Amelia
Island location. Above average pay.
Benefits offered. Call (904)591-6484.
RENTAL RESERVATIONIST AND
SECRETARY Full time position,
experienced only. Computer knowledge a
must. Rental and Real Estate office.
Unique Realty. Resume by fax: 261-2228
MECHANIC/TOW TRUCK DRIVER -
Part-time/full time. Some experience
required.r 21+. On call weekends
required. (904)321-3422
CREW MEMBERS for Landscape
Maintenance, salary $8-$10/hr. based on
experience. Also needed Landscape
Construction Members $8-$12/hr. Call
261-8132
ACCESS TO COMPUTER
Work from home on-line.
$500-$1500 PT to
$5000+ FT.
www.fortuneinsuccess.com/?refid=nn
STYLIST wanted for high volume salon.
Please call (904)261-0417.
PT Bookkeeper-exp. in payables,
recvbls, & Quickbooks. Flex hrs. PT
attendant at car wash. Willing to work
wknds. Apply In person, First Coast Car
Wash, Sadler Rd.
NOW HIRING PASTRY CHEF Flexible
hours. Starting immediately. Resume
needed. Please call (904)277-6644.
SEEKING- hardworking mechanically
inclined person for assistant mechanic
position. Also, personnel for grounds
maintenance. Royal Amelia Golf Club,
491-8500.

Interested in a
Career in
Real Estate?!

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Now Forming Day & Evening Classes
Cail for Details
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I 201 Help Wanted I
Experienced Cocktail/Dining Room
Server needed at Escapade Casino.
Apply in person at 2477 Sadler Road, M-F,
9am-3pm.
1878 TAVERN & GRILLE now hiring
waitstaff, line cooks & dishwashers. Apply
in person after 4pm.
NASSAU COUNTY CLERK OF COURTS
RECORDS MANAGEMENT CLERK I
Responsible for filing court documents.
Pulls files for internal and external
customers. Prepares court calendar. Tracks
files via TrakMan program. Starting pay
$8.71/hr.
High School diploma or equivalent.
Working knowledge of standard office
machines including computer. Minimum of
one year office/clerical experience
preferred.
Contact Human Resources at (904)548-
4600. Resumes to Human Resources,
Nassau County Clerk of Courts, 76347
Veterans Way, Yulee, FL 32Q97. FAX
(904)548-4508.
EOE/Drug Free Workplace

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I 201 Help Wanted I
ELECTRICAL JOB FOREMAN Condos &
multi family, Fern. Bch. & Jax. Exc. pay,
health, paid vacations & holidays.
Advancement. (904)745-2900.
NOW HIRING Cashiers, Cooks & Shift
Leaders. Apply in person at KFC Yulee &
Fernandina Beach locations or call (904)
725-8012 for more info.
FRAMERS NEEDED
Good pay for experience. Call
(904)382-0191, Andrew Watkins.
Watkins Carpentry, Inc. ,
COMPANION for elderly woman.
Hungarian or German speaking a plus. No
housekeeping. Light meal preparation.
Several hours Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday afternoons. (904)491-7833

I 201 Help Wanted I
Baptist Medical Center Nassau is
currently seeking the following two
positions for the Dietary Department:
Part-Time Weekend Cook Candidates
must have HS/GED, experience cooking
and 1-2 years food preparation
experience. As needed Food Service
Associate Qualified candidates must
have HS/GED and 1-2 years food service
experience. Candidates may apply online
at www.e-baptisthealth.com or come to
1250 S. 18th Street, Fernandina Beach, FL
32034.
Landscape Installation, Maintenance,
and Irrigation Positions Available
Immediately Apply at 474431 E. State
Road 200 (A1A) or phone 261-5040.
RESTAURANT SERVERS over the age
of eighteen to work at The Beach Club at
Summer Beach. Call (904)277-8015.

I 201 Help Wanted I
DRIVER Covenant Transport. Excellent
pay & benefits for experienced drivers,
0/0, Solos, Teams & Graduate Students.
Bonuses available. Refrigerated now
available. (888)MORE PAY, (888)667-
3729. FCAN
EXP'D ONLY OFFICE HELP QuickBooks
exp. & construction knowledge a plus.
Call (904)225-0959.
DRIVER Now hiring qualified drivers fro
Central Florida. Local & OTR positions.
Food grade tanker, no hazmat, no pumps,
great benefits, competitive pay & new
equipment. Need 2 yrs experience. Call
Bynum Transport for your opportunity
today. (800)741-7950. FCAN
MAINTENANCE PERSON' for
condominium. Prefer someone who wishes
to supplement present income. Must be
available 25-30 hrs/wk. Call Bob Miller,
583-0074.

201 Help Wanted
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II
Nassau County has an opening for an
Administrative Assistant II at $13.54
hourly plus benefits. Requires high school
diploma or GED with college-level
coursework with 6 years experience, and
a valid driver's license. Applications
accepted through July 26, 2005 and can
be' obtained in the Human Resources
Department located at 96161 Nassau
Place, Yulee, FL 32097. Phone (904)321-
5908 or fax (904)321-5926.
EOE/M/F/D/V Drug Free Workplace.
MTS is hiring for: Loader Operator with
clearing exp. Loader/Track Hoe
Operator with Finish Grade exp.
ASV/Skid Steer with laser exp. Drivers
Class "A" & "B" with 2 yrs. minimum
exp. Drug free workplace & benefits,
medical, dental, paid vacation. Contact us
at 261-3902 or 2424 Russell, FIB.

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

277-0738

CARPET/CARPET REPAIR

Repairs Restretches Small Installations

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

CLEANING SERVICE

HONEY DO'S
CLEANING
&8 HANDYMAN SERVICE
277-2824 or 904-583-0012 cell
Licensed. Bonded & Insured
Homes Condo's Rentals Offies
We Do Windows
Inside & Out Cleaning
CALL CATHY DURANCE

PERFECT CLEAN, INC.*

SBonded, Insured
Please Call Us At 753-3067 ""-
HOMES CONDOS
* OFFICES

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

Reslantid.a* Conmmrcia[* Offices 'Licensed

C/S Ceaning Service
"Eqenence the difference in Cleaning"

Stfonia or Cfarlene-,904-377-7116 .

AI danced Concrete
1| Technologies ^ ,
STaking Conctrole in a New Direllaon

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GARDEN CENTER .

44,995oo BRIDGEVIEW
Nursery & Garden Center
mgvj, 'i" '' largeg e Variety of Plat .
*Trees -Concrete

AMELIA "Bulk Cypress
& Rubber Mulch
ISLAND -Pinestraw -Pottery
TTndoor Plants
FREE DELIVERY
NOW INSTALLING Our Staff is eager to help with al

SCRE R OOM your gardening needs.
USCREEN ROOMS '4245 State Road 200 (A1A)
A" SQeamla I Call261-3410

I W W\I I II0c<1ro
Aluminum Gutters
Now Accepting Major Credit Cards

LICENSED & INSURED Lowell & Renee Duster
(904) 261-1940

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'NICK ISABELLA, INC'

Color and Stamped Patios.
Driveways, Sidewalks, Slabs
Now doing Concrete Overlays
and Concrete Staining
261-3565 FREE ESTIMATES
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ISLAND
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We Specialize in All Types
of Bulkheads and
Retaining Walls
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HOME IMPROVEMENT

Manley's
Renovations
Master Carpentry
Interior & Exterior Trim
Siding
SDecks
SCeramic Tile
SPainting
Framing
Additions
Over 30 Years Experience
Manley Deloach
904-491-8449
www.manleysrenovatlons.com
License #0 1-302

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

Flip Flops

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

CUSTOM CABINETS
WINDOW & DOOR REPLACEMENT
HANDYMAN SERVICES PAINTING
TRIM CARPENTRY
NO JOB TOO SNALL! SCOTT RUDOLPH
LICENSED & INSURED 904-557-3100

CREATIVE SERVICES
& FENCE CO, INC.
Licensed & Insured
Locally Owned & Operated
Fencing Chain Link / Privacy
Home Repairs Concrete Repairs
Pressure Washing Gutter Cleaning
Wood Work
Free Estimates
Office: 904-225-2366
Cell Phone: 904-703-5022

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LANDSCAPING

Bob's Irrigation
& Landscape, Inc.
Sales Service Repair
*Irrigation *Landscape
*Lawn Maintenance
Outdoor Lighting
*Drainage
-Tractor-Loader Work
*Sodding all types
Quality work since 1987
Design Installation Renovations
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Sandigger
Irrigation, Inc.

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

LAWN MAINTENANCE
Free & a Afto Local Service
Estimates B ULcensed
comn ai ll & Insured
Specializing in:
Property Maintenance One'lTme Clean Ups
Irrigation New Spring Specials
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A & A Lawn
Maintenance &
Pressure Washing:
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Weed & Bed
Froe Esiwmn.e
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MOBILE CAR DETAILING

Get Your Shine On
MOBILE DETAILING
& PRESSURE WASHING
Cars Houses Boats
Driveways etc.
Laura or Ben
904-613-3367

(904) 753-4124
(904) 261-9240
James W. Cason
Amelia Environmental
Systems, Inc.

NEW & USED CARS

HerschelReynolds Chris Lowe
Sales Consultant Sales Consultant

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

PRESSURE NASEI-NG

AqCLEANING
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ROOFING

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Re-Roofing Is Our Specialty" t
S NassauCounty's Largest
SRoofing & Siding Contractor
Serving Satisfied .
Homebuilders & Homeowners
SSince 1993
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SVinyl Siding Soffit & Fascia
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TILE MAINTENANCE

ci' 753-2457
Rainbow Til A Home service
"Old Tile pi"ife
Tile Installation

Replacing
Regrouting / Sealing
Acid Wash Cleaning

TOP SOIL

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

TRUCKING
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PAINTING .TRACTOR WORK _

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Quality \ork al .
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3523 1ST AVE. FERNANDINA BCH., FL 32034
PHONE: 904-277-3536 CELL: 904-556-1359

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

BUSH HOGGING
BOX BLADE WORK
PRESSURE WASHING
CEILING FANS
INSTALLED
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TREE SERVICE

YOUNG TREE SERVICE
STUMP REMOVAL
Over 20 Years Exp.
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ALTERATIONS

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Recalking
Bathrooms / Kitchens
Interior / Exterior

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* PALM III REALTY
www.palm3realty.com

$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.

$225,000
86178 Meadowridge Court
MLS#34439 3BR/2BA.
Ready to move in! Home in
Meadowfield. 1,900 SF home is
situated on wide cul-de-sac lot
with full sod & irrigation system.

Commercial Piece in Hig]
has great exposure. $450,0O

$255,000
30462 Forest Parke Drive
MLS#34339 4BR/2BA, Approx.
2,250 SF in lovely Flora Parke.
Custom island in kitchen,
oversized brick paved covered
patio, home backs up to buffer,
shows very well.

$219,000
8653 Fieldstone Drive
MLS#35159 3BR/2BA.
1,610 SF, home features tile,
custom paint, oversized
screened-in porch, privacy
fenced yard & more.

Arnie Zettero
REALTOR
904-415-268
arniez@bellsouth.n

$205,000
86074 Sand Hickory Trail
MLS#35096 3BR/2BA. Brand
new home in Hickory Village.
1,610 SF home features garage
door opener, sprinkler system,
refrigerator, overhead microwave
and upgraded cabinets.

$234,900
1606 Coventry Lane
MLS#34951 3BR/2BA, Approx.
1,300 SF Lakewood home features
fireplace, tile, bar area and screened-
in porch. Home won't last long in
this price range on Island!

h Traffic Area. Approx. .5 acre lot has 149' of frontage on 107 Old Nassauville Road. Location
00 MLS#33586

PALM HI REALTYA 474303 E. S.R. 200 Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
wrpAL aM III REALTY 904-321-4001 or 1-877-PALM III
www.palm3realty.com

96431 Blackrock Road -
Home on 2 Acres 3BR/2BA, 2,000 SF,
home has outdoor veranda with
refrigerator & stove, plenty of room to
park an R.V., automatic driveway gate
and more. MLS# 35187 $225,000

3.4 Acres

Marshfront

MLS# 34964 $369,000 1.39 Acres
MLS# 34965 $459,000 1.99 Acres ]

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CASHIERS, NC

85416 Blackmon Road -
Great Home on 1 Acre on Lofton
Creek 4BR/2BA, 2,230 SF home
features brick exterior, fully fenced
yard, mother-in-law suite, wood floors,
tile & more. MLS# 35138 $399,900
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8632 Noyak Court -
Previous ICI Model Home in North
Hampton. Home is perfect for entertaining
Features new heated bench entry pool with
8 person spa, home automation system,
custom draperies and so much more.
4BR/4BA MLS# 34692 $915,600

86691 Riverwood Drive -
Meadowfield Home on corner lot.
Perfect for investor or first time home
buyer. Built in 2005, 3BR/2BA, 1,610 SE
MLS# 33934 $219,000

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1453 8th Street -
Great Commercial Location!
MLS# 35085 $655,000

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net

$155,000
South 7"' Street
MLS#34105 3BR/1.5BA
Approx. 1,144 SE
Don't pass up this opportunity
to own a home on the Island
that is convenient to Centre St.
and the beach.

$355,000
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
SunSetter awning, bookcases,
tile and much more.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20.2005 CUSSIFIEDS News-Leader 5C

I 201 Help Wanted I
HOUSEKEEPERS at Master Corp.
Average $10 per hour. We train you at
$7.50 per hour. Work is scheduled for
Friday/ Saturday/Sunday. Paid weekly.
Benefits offered. Must have own
transportation. Call (904)591-6484.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY with an
established landscape and maintenance
company. Need Supervisor/Crew Leader
in both departments. Experienced only
need apply. Call 904-261-8132 for
confidential interview. Salary based on
experience.
RECEPTIONIST needed in Amelia
Island chiropractic clinic 20 hours per
week. Previous experience helpful. Fax
resume to (904)321-1488.
Assistant F&B Manager
Part-time Hostess/Cashier
Part-Time Server
Holiday Inn Airport
1-95 @ Airport Rd., Jax
Apply in person: 8-4 Weekdays
ALLIED SECURITY
F/T Security Officer
Fernandina area $8.00/hr
Training provided
Call (904)399-1813
EOE, M/F/D/V.
Experienced Front Desk Clerk Apply
at Comfort Inn, Yulee. (904)225-2600
MAGNA'S Full Body Salon is seeking a
full time massage therapist. Located on
Centre, commission, health insurance.
Please call (904)321-0404.

204 Work Wanted
METAL & SHINGLE ROOFS/DECKS.
INSTALLED Additions, Home Repair, All
Type Carpentry. For quote, call Jim
(904)583-3485.
KELLEY'S CLEANING SERVICES
Contact me to see how I can make your
everyday life much easier. (904)463-7370
Trustworthy European Immaculate
Housekeeper looking for homes to
clean. Available any day of the week.' Pis
call Susanne, 225-9628. Ref's available.

I204 Work Wanted

PRIVATE CHEF
277-1512
Wanted To Do Cleaning Residential,
rental or commercial. Quality first class
cleaning guarantee. Call April or Betty
(904)225-8663 or (904)583-3672.

1 206 Child Care
CHILD CARE Light housekeeping. Part-
time evenings 3:30-8:30pm M-F. Reliable
automobile. Responsible references
required. Send to PO Box 16628, FB
32035.
BABYSITTER AVAILABLE 3-6 year old
preferred. Friendly 4 year old playmate
Included. Call Madeleine at 277-1512.
CHRISTIAN FAMILY HOME DAYCARE -
for year 2005-2006. Ages 2-4. Call
(904)277-1848.

207 Business
Opportunities
ABSOLUTELY FREE INFO Online Work
from any location. Put your PC to work.'
Great training. $25-$75/hr. PT/FT. Grow
with expanding International Company.
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FCAN
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WE help you advertise. WE take your
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(877)791-7486 (TP2263)
$800 POSSIBLE WEEKLY Income -
mailing brochures. Free supplies. Genuine
opportunity. Free info. Call now (708)536-
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$800/day? 30 machines, free candy all for
$9,995. (888)629-9968. B02000033. Call
us: We will not be undersoldl FCAN
AMAZING OPPORTUNITY to slip-proof
floors, tubs & showers. Commercial &
residential in your protected territory,
includes training. High income, low
overhead, minimal investment. (561)488-
4098. FCAN

207 Business
Opportunities
A CASH COW 90 vending machine
units. You OK locations. Entire business
$10,670. Hurry! (800)836-3464 #802428.
FCAN

1306 Lessons/Classesj
COMPUTER CLASSES
Age 8 to 80. Held at Peck Center or your
home. It's easy when you know how!
Call Jan, 583-2870.

1404 Money To Loan
$50,000 FREE CASH Grants 20051
Never repay! For personal bills, school,
new business. $4.9 billion left unclaimed
from 2004. Live operators (800)785-6360
ext. #75. FCAN
$50,000 FREE CASH Grants 2005!
Never repay! For personal bills, school,
new business. $49 billion left unclaimed
from 2004. Live operators (800)856-9591
ext. #113. FCAN

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

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For Additional Listings Email Normal-'NormaNorris.com Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
Go Online to NormaNorris.com 58 7013 581 SOLD Office: 904.261.3986 Toll Free: 800.395.4517
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IMMACULATE ALL-BRICK HOME EXCEPTIONAL WATERFRONT CHARMING 4BR/3.5BA on beauti-
in idyllic setting with large oaks and stun- HOME on the marsh and Lanceford fully landscaped 3/4+ acre lot with
ning marsh views. Quality construction Creek, all brick 3BR/2.5BA with screened pool and spa in North Shore.
study / 4th BR on 1.2 acres under This home is in excellent condition and
throughout and location, location, loca- majestic canopy oaks. This home has move-in ready. Call for an appoint-
tion. Priced at $475,000. #32898 it all. Priced at $575,000. #33254 ment. Offered at $319,900. #35255

14 LOTS on A1A, Prince Dr. and 4BR/2BA HOME IN ARBORS OF TERRIFIC NEW HOME IN PEACE-
Baron Dr. between Lowe's and AMELIA convenient to shopping FULCOUNTRYSETTING. Room for
Hi lRL rt .. ld .......* TI r,.. lic be li Tii- 1. 'el' iomi i .:.i h... ... .I -i :,295 SF on 1.6

land with future commercial use. #35304 i features.

Exclusive L istings

Living at Amelia Island Plantation offers a whole new lifestyle
and no one knows this community better than we do.W o ina
ro We offer the best selection c of homes, homesites and villas on Amelia Island.ao

oaks pes from your seat ened lanai. 0 Trane XL 1400 A/C unit & outdoor shower $625,000 serene view in this unique retreat. .

views of Hason Creek & the ICW 4,200 SF of ome is located in the wooded neighborhood wi have breathtaking southern views of the.
Plantation living, nestled in a quiet culde-sac of Red A marsh and ICW. The 4R/4A will feature oak
Cedar Road., Vaulted ceilings, large skylights; large Ced Ptlana window s provide throughout, patio will include a summer

e o ..T.| ,. i .. views of the go course i -,
fill glass door into this stunning 3BR/se BA. home is double the pleasure. Located minutes inside this fournished3-story, 4BR/4.5BA withele-
Extras in this home include crown holding, from the beach, backing up to a green space, vator and private balcony. Enjoy the ocean and

separate garage entrance, useable attic space and a step off of the scenic bike path, you are golf view from this beautiful waterfront palace.
and stunning lakean in the backyard. $795,000d no one knows this community better than we do. entertained by nature $1,290,000

baths offers the relaxation your heart dess. The doors into this o nderfu 3R/3.5BA Long Point anhodme vill usive opportity for those who only want he best
view of e Inracoastahsl can isbe seen from many overlooking the marsh and he fairways of Long Poin location This R/5.5BA hoe completed in 2005, is in the

rooms through large Pella* sliding glass doors Golf Course. Nestled by the Nassau River, this home exclusive Long Point community And to complete this dream
The large living room has high wood-beam ceil- offers a tranquil environment T hat everyone can enjoy 9 om u rtu Aa deep water boat access slip. y1,750,000
iEgs a s marble i fireplace, Enje athe expansive bo Eyhc a

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value, if any, of this property. Vod as an offering in New York, New Jersey and all other states where prohibited by law. All sales shall be made in the offices ofr
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AMELIA -TEAM HASKETT NASSAU

ISLAND COUNTY
DON HASKETT PAM HASKETT
REALTOR4 Spectacular Home in Amelia Island Plantation REALTOR
on Long Point Drive.
Gated community overlooking the Long Point Golf Course, 10' ceilings with multiple crown moldings,
large pool with spacious deck, breathtaking views of pool & golf course from two large balconies, large
,open kitchen & living room area (Great Room), 4BR/4.5BA, built 2001, 3+ car garage, family room
(22'x32') near pool, covered patio, fireplace, wonderful landscaping with accent lighting, nearly 6,000
sq.ft. of living space. MLS#35040
Offered at $1,399,000
A euiul utse oeCl oo a o api sowi'g.
Hoe 0449-166 Cel 40-25-21

OWN YOUR OWN OFFICE CONDO Large 1,600 PRESTIGIOUS MARSH LAKES COMMUNITY Beautiful
sq.ft. office originally a dentist office. Water available 3BR custom built home on a beautiful lakefront lot. Views
to rooms. Rich paneling in executive office & confer- across the lake are spectacular. Three-car garage, large
ence room. Could be 6 offices, front and rear doors work room, attached & unfinished bonus room over the
ence room. Could be 6 offices, front and rear doors. garage are buta few of the many extra features. This home
Very well-maintained with kitchen, centrally located ,r.n't I, ,.u. mn-,t vr -,, .. -pprecire the ..r*. from the
Must hove an appointment to show! .,a..,,, '" scrpenE d? r open deck ':'. ''
$225,000 B33579 A bargain atS 624,000. #143..3

We ,Promise You the

Test of Amelia

Available Villas

Dunes Club Villas Ocean Club Villas Piper Dunes Fairway Oaks
Phase M n Villa #613S .$2,050,0-00 Villa #1521.. $1,400,000 Villa #3325 ... .(DI
Vi.la #1729 .$2,149,950
Villa #1733 ..$2,475,000 Villa #721 ..$2,450 Vl 2500,000
Phase IV
Villa #1707 ..$2,150,950
Villa #1713 ..$2,750,950 .

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Seaside Retreat Sea Dunes Sandcastles Villas Marshview Villa
Villa #102.... .$.200 Villa #1648 .. $1,100,000 Villa #213 ... $4, Villa #3100 .. .$525,000

Available Homesites

Golf Price Marsh/Intracoastal Price
27 Ocean Club Drive .......... SOLD 7 The Pointe Estate Lot ..... .$749,000
13 Ocean Club Drive .... .$1,400,000 45 D Marsh Creek .......... .$795,000

Ocean / Golf Price 6 The Pointe Estate Lot ..... .$799,000 '
12 Ocean Club Drive ...... .$1,650,000 5 The Pointe Estate Lot ..... .$849,000
9 Ocean Club Drive ....... .$2,950,000

Vfmelia Is# $ Plantation
eal estate Sales

800-597-8108

Visit our website at wwl.aipfl.com/realestate Prices subject to change without notice.
SEqual Housing Opportunity. Obtain the Property Report required by federal law and read it before slgning anything. No federal agency has judged the merits or
value, if any, of this property. Vold 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.

6C WEDNESDAY, JULY 20.2005 CLASSIFIED News-Leader

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Lease To Own Program.
Call the Werlings to find out how you
can move into a new home now.
Homes located throughout Nassau
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Starting at $200,000.

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SAmeliaIsland.Plantation Near the fit-
Sness center, golf, beach and tennis.
Exceptional price for this 3 bedroom
..- home with office area. $499,000 #34928

Great investment opportunity Only 2
blocks to the beach. Each side offers -'
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, garage & fenced
yard.525,000 #34698
$525,000 #34698

Acreage Almost 3 acres of wooded
privacy with a nice 4 bedroom manu-
factured home built in '98. Convenient
to Hwy. 301. Great price! $104,000

KAREN & PAUL WERLING

904-321-1999 TOLL FREE: 866-437-8505'

303 Centre Street, Suite 102 Amelia Island, FL 32034
www.TeamWerling.com

Waich for our featured properties on... HOME S ON

1404 Money To Loan
FREE $$ CASH $$ Grants for 2005.
Never repay. For personal bills. Home
buying. School. New business. $5,000-
$500,000. Live operators (800)860-2187
ext. 116. FCAN

| 503 Pets/Supplies I
House of Pets/Cards Sales
throughout. Hamsters, gerbils, guinea
pigs free with cage purchase. Guinea
Pigs $14.88. Parakeets $9,.88. Gerbils -
5/$5. Hamsters $3.00. Wednesday sale -
up to 50% off. Open Daily 131 So. 8th.
261-5311

601 Garage Sales
MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE SALE Sat.
7/23, 8am-1am. High Rigger Place (off
1st Ave. behind Dairy Queen). Children's
toys, CD's, DVD's, VHS movies, books, &
many household items. All priced to sell.
MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE Furniture
& misc. items. Sat. 7/23 & Sun. 7/24,
8am-? 4275 Seymour Point Rd.,
Nassauville.
CELEBRATION BAPTIST CHURCH Flea
Market Rummage Sale 8/13, Miner Rd.
Vendors needed. $10 per space or donate
items for the sale. For Information call
225-0777. Proceeds Mission Trip.

3-FAMILY GARAGE SALE Leather sofa,
tables, lots of stuff. On the corner of US17
& Pages Dairy Rd. Sat. 7/22 & Sun. 7/23,
9am-5pm. Rain or shine.

SO T'LAGS
NA TIALST R
PIR A

YARD SALE Fri. 7/22 i i at. 7//15, sam-
? No early birds. Lots of barely used baby
clothes 0-2T, tons of toys, new 2-room
tent, knick-knacks & much more. 85319
Duane Rd., Yulee (take Miner Rd. past
middle school, 1st road on right. 225-
2175
GARAGE SALE Sat. 7/23, 8am-12pm.
725 McSwain Road (off Clinch Drive).
Junior girl clothes, plants, kitchen, home
decor, toys, books, knick-knacks, other
misc.
GARAGE SALE Fri. 7/22 & Sat. 7/23.
18 Harbor Ct. The Villages of Marsh Lakes.
Rain or shine.
MOVING SALE Fri. 7/22, Sat. 7/23 &
Sun. 7/24, 8:30am-4pm. 85211
Blackmon Rd., Yulee.
GARAGE SALE Sat. 7/23, 8am-lpm.
407 S. 13th Terrace (off 14th St. between
Date & Elm). Lots of stuff. Pictures,
wicker furniture, household items.
SHRINE LADIES GARAGE SALE at
Amelia Lodge on 14th Street. Sat. 7/23,
8am-2pm. Rain cancels.
YARD SALE In Pirates Wood (a
Biggiel!). Fri. 7/22 & Sat. 7/23, 8am-
4pm. Power tools, ladders, antiques, &
assorted treasures & Junk. 97488 Pirates
Point Rd.
YARD SALE INSIDE 1831 Clinch'Dr.
Fri. 7/22 & Sat. 7/23, 8am-? Lots of stuff!
YARD SALE Condo contents: furniture,
appliances, etc. Fri. 7/22 & Sat. 7/23
7914 Mariners Walk.
CHURCH GARAGE SALE
First Presbyterian Church, downtown
Fernandina. Many household items. Sat.
7/23, 9am-12:30pm

602 Articles for Sale
HWY. 17 N. FLEA MARKET -. open
Thursday thru Sunday, 7am-5pm.
Approx. 3 blocks N. of the AlA
intersection on Hwy. 17. Buyers & sellers
needed. 548-7297
LAZY BOY LEATHER RECLINERS -
$200/ea. Call (904)557-1854.

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CALL CLAUDIA WATTS TODAY
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THESE EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS!
RE/MAX Professional Group
904-321-1999 OFFICE 800-979-1998 TOLL FREE
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is selling your property a psremquiste to purcnasing?
Ask aboul r, inreniory of uysrs who may find your property klaitly .s'tutaole

This gem of south Amelia Island is awaiting the discriminating i
buyer, nearly 6,000 SF, this 4 bedroom home boasts a
thoughtful design and takes full advantage of the superb A
ocean views. Light and bright with Saturnia Marble & wood flooring. Cross sewn oak paneling in
library, gourmet kitchen, media room pool and elevator. $4,95.0,000 MLS #34265

DON'T LET YOUR ISLAND

GE TAWAY 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

reconstruction pricing, this is one

island getaway you

won't want to let get away.

Spacious ocean-
view end unit
townhouse in a
seaside enclave
on south Amelia
Island. Elevator!
$849,000
MLS #35027

Spacious 4BR
with pool located
on south Amelia
Island in lush and
gated Plantation
Point. $439,000
MLS #35126

Intriguing new
3/3 home with
bamboo floors
in historic
Old Town.
$399,900
MLS #33474

Be the envy of
Amelia Island
Plantation in this
chic marshfront
villa.
$629,900
MLS #34142

Private & intriguing
villa in Amelia
Island Plantation.
Oceanfront with a
view fronting a lush
dune hammock.
$425,000
MLS #34894

Full brick 4BR
home located
on the main-
land but close
to island
amenities.
$239,000
MLS #35150

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5456 First Coast Highway I Amelia Island, FL 32034
800.322.7448 I 904.261.0624 I www.summerbeach.com

* Lot 4 Sound Point Court. Marshfront lot In Long Point in Amelia Island Plantation.
$1,150,000 MLS #34630
* Lot 24 on Little Piney. 1.27 acre with 211' marsh frontage. $324,900 MLS #28361
* Lots 3 Riverside Drive. Marshfront lot on Amelia Island. $295,000 MLS #34760

DR. ED GREENE, REALTOR
SBROKER-ASSOCIATE

"I make house calls!"

E-mail: egreene225@hotmail.com

NORTH HAMPTON'S BEST!
Enjoy the amenities of this Qutstanding
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.

BEACH GETAWAY!
This coz. 2BR, IBA beach cottage has a
new root. new A C and a beach access in
front. Come enjo. the beach at your own
place for only $429.000.

-..-. At'valable 7 days a week
3321 SOUTR FLETCHER AVENUE FERNANDINA BEACH, FL 32034
904-261-3986 OR 800-395-4517 EVENINGS: 904-225-8105

Watson Realty Corp .RALTORS*

I 602 Articles for Sale |
40x80 Beautiful mahogany & inlaid
design ent. armoire, $800. 3 mahogany &
black computer desks, $85/ea. or all 3 for
$225. More furn. 261-3854, Iv. msg.
SOFAS, LOVESEAT, OVERSTUFFED
chair, coffee tables, end table, kid's bike,
Usborne educational books. 335-0842/
491-5992
USED RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT -
Tables, booths, etc. Remodeled store,
everything must go. (904)491-8069
WE'RE HAVING AN ESTATE AUCTION -
this Friday at the Country Barn, 850918
US 17 N., -Yulee, AB2377 AU3343, at
7pm. Call (904)548-7297.
MAHOGANY DINING TABLE 8 chairs,
buffet, china cabinet. $2500. Will move
locally. (904)261-6258 or 753-0334
QUEEN SLEEPER SOFA Beige/teal floral
print, $250. (904)277-3869
WASHER & DRYER, $100. INVERSION
TABLE,.new, $275. Call (904)277-4063.
PALM CASUAL PATIO FURNITURE -
Round table, 4 chairs; couch w/2
ottomans. All with aqua blue cushions.
Matching umbrella. $450. Call (904)261-
6891.

603 Miscellaneous
DEMO HOMESITES wanted In your area
for the new Kayak Pool. Take advantage of
this unique opportunity. Save $. Financing
available. For details call (866)348-7560.
FCAN
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$450 you can place your 25 word
classified ad in over 150 newspapers
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MILLION readers. Call this newspaper or
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also available.. FCAN

S 609 Appliances
Kenmore Side-by-Side Refrigerator -
w/water & ice In door. White. Great
condition. $350. Call (904)277-1872.

'. REW K

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

703 Sports Equipment
Sales I

WINDSURFING GEAR FOR SALE -
Beginner to advanced gear. Mistral, F2,
Chinook, to name some. Please call
(904)415-3863 or (904)225-5815.

1611 Home Furnishings I 704 Recreation Vehicles

TABLES 1930's rectangular glass top
wrought iron w/4 chairs, excellent, $325.
Redwood picnic w/4 arm chairs, like new,
$125. (904)261-3593
Thomasville KS BR suit (pier bed),
washed ivory, $1200. KS BR group
(bisque), $700. Twin rattan hdbrds
(yellow) & nightstand, $250. Thomasville
pier cabinet (washed ivory), $1200. Sofa
table w/2 stools, $150 & 2 end tables
(washed ivory), $60. Rattan dining table,
oval glass top, 6 chairs (berry), $650.
Rattan bakers rack (berry), $200. Rattan
dining table, rect. glass top, 6 chairs (off-
white), $300. Dining table, 4 chairs, $75.
2-door wicker swivel TV cab., $75. 3-
drawer wicker TV cab., $100. White wicker
ent. ctr., $300. 32" Sony TV, $200.
Portable bar (pine), 2 stools, $900.
Triangular glass top table, $200. Call
(904)261-2232.

FOR SALE 2000 31' Nomad Travel
Trailer, loaded with upgrades. $10,500.
Call (904)225-0403.
1992 Class A Fleetwood Bounder -
Low miles, great shape, very clean. Need
to sell as we can't keep it at our new
home. $15,750/OBO. Call Len, (904)509-
3524.
4-WHEELER 2004 Yamaha Bruin 350.
Auto, 2WD. $2,000. Call (904)225-8043.

1705 Campers & Supplies
22' CAMPING TRAILER sleeps 6, fully
loaded, excellent condition. Call (904)
261-4584.

1612 Musical InstrumentslI 802 Mobile Homes I

OVATION CELEBRITY DELUXE AE -
with hard case. Like new. $350. Call
Hunter (904)261-9251.

1615 Building Materialsi
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

616 Storage/Warehousesd
FLORIDA BUILDING BLOWOUT FL
Product Approved. 30x40, 40x60, 40x100.
Limited offer. (800)300-2470 ext. 4.
www.allbldg.com. FCAN
BUILDING SALE Rock Bottom Prices!
Final Clearance! 20x30 now $2900. 30x40
$5170. 40x50 $8380. 40x60 $10,700.
50x100 $15,244. Others.
Ends/accessories optional. Pioneer
(800)668-5422. FCAN
ALL STEEL BLDGS. SUPER SALE -
24x30, $4476. 38x38, $5984. 48x30,
$12,974. Save thousands. Call Bob
(800)863-9128. FCAN

617 Machinery
Tools & Equip.
LAWN MAINTENANCE COMPANY
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE! Fully
outfitted service trailer, all equipment in
very good condition, $5000. Also, an '89
Ford F350 dually king cab, great to pull
service trailer, good condition, $5200/
OBO. Call 753-6002. Visa/MC accepted.

1 618 Auctions
AUCTION 826 AC MOL and farm
equipment on 7/23' at 11:30am in
Buckville, Lafayette County, FL. Call for
package (888)821-0894., FCAN

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.

701 Boats & Trailers
FOR SALE 2000 Yamaha *Li.i0"
Waverunner.'3-seater. Less than 11:,: Ih-r-
Runs great. In mint ':.:.rI.3r..: rl
$4800/OBO. Call (904)753-6324.
2002 YAMAHA OUTBOARD, 3HMf ,-1
new condition, never used, never ,, ,.'er
- .E C (0n'71-464: I.
mCC- a5g.?

1990 21' MAKO,
(904)261-5125.

I A
$79,800 for mobile home on beautiful 1
ac. with big old oaks, off Hendricks on
Plum. Great investment. Gay Browne,
Re/Max Specialists (904)703-4265.
FOR SALE BY OWNER 2 acre lot with
two singlewide mobile homes on Chester
Rd. Rental income of $1,100/mo.
$125,000. (904)583-2009

1802 Mobile HomesI A E
FOR SALE 1.25 acres with pond, double INEW S
wide mobile home needs work. Must sell. A D
$71,000. Call (904)777-4772. L

1804 Amelia Island Homesl

I I
FREE VIDEO CD
"Anne Loves Amelia Island"
No obligation call
583-0734 or visit

http://AnneBarbanel.com
C-21, John T. Ferreira & Son.
Anne Barbanel, Realtor
NORTH END OCEAN PEEK, lush
landscape, pool home 4BR/3BA $495,000.
(904)225-2007
ISLAND HOME 3BR/2BA. New
throughout, with home warranty available.
Fenced yard, quiet neighborhood.
$150,000. Call 261-6868 or 415-2999.
3BR/2.5BA 2-Story townhome in Island
Village, FSBO. FL room, 2nd floor
study/office, gas fireplace. In excellent
condition. Fruit trees in yard. 261-3525,
415-1708
AMELIA PARK townhome on Park Ave.
3BR/2.5BA + loft. Fresh paint. New
carpet, tile & countertops. Granny flat
above 2-car garage. $220/sf. (2100 sq.
ft.) $462,000. (904)491-5435
TOWNHOME GREAT LOCATION on
island. 3/2.5, many extras, incl. fully
glassed sunroom/bonus rm/very low
maint. .7 miles to beach. FSBO $279,000.
(904)277-8058/904-335-0624.
SAVE YOUR HOME
Behind on payments? Home in pre-
foreclosure? Any price any location. Call
Winning Property Soluctions (888)491-
6339.

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KIDDINGC...

Only 500 Steps to the
Beach? This 3 bed-
room, 2 bath home
with open floor plan

has bay window in dining area and deeded access to
beach in cul-de-sac. offered at only $319,000. #34507

SEASIDEPRIVACY
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Short walk to the
beach and wonder-
Sfut ameritites in this5

3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Pools, golf, gated com-
munity and more! $439,900 #35156
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STARTER HOME 3BR/2BA cottage
priced right for starter home or invest-,
ment. Close to elementary school.
Being sold as is. $129,900 #35073

FLORA PARKE Beautiful home in
very desirable family neighborhood!
3BR/2BA has large master BR & fresh
paint throughout. $222,900 #34433

INGROUND POOL- Spacious 4BR/2BA
with pool on cul-de-sac in super fam-
ily neighborhood. $294,500 #35118

NEARLY NEW 4BR/2BA Flora Parke
home. Side-entry garage and
screenedback porch. Backs Io nature
preserve. $239,000 3)'i-l

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HEAVILY UPGRADED ICI 4BR/4BA
home w/preserve & lake views. Very
close to pool & tennis courts. 3,289
SF on large lot. $499,900 #34745

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ELEGANT 4BR/4BA HOME with 2
master suites and bonus room. Many
upgrades including plantation shut-
ters, granite counters, electric pet
fence. Room for pool on huge lot.
$519,900 #34082

SOUTHERN STYLE LUXURY
Magnificent 4,200SF, 5BR/4BA cus-
tom home with bonus.room & lots of
storage. Uridfr ':,rio I:uio & te 1,
sunmrer 2005 $599.900 = 34959

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CUTE ISLAND COTTAGE near the
Ritz-Carlton. 3BR/2BA 2-story with
tile floors and view of golf course.
Deep fenced yard. $327,500 #35047

MEADOWRIDGE Brand new 3BR/3BA
spacious home w/bonus room & bath.
Beautiful curb appeal in wonderful
neighborhood. $245,000 #34769

GREAT STARTER HUME ur rental on
1-acre lot. 3BR/2BA doublewide with
storage building. $84,950
Adjoining lot $35,000. #34085
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WELL MAINTAINED 4BR/2BA dou-
blewide mobile home in terrific con-1
dition on large treed lot.
$86,500 #34099

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OCEANFRONT HOME
Cr.-.i. House Great View Great
V.carlon Rer.3[l Histor.. This -1BR.3BA
home i. on a prime lo[. Bonus room
could become two more bedrooms.
11,549,900 134767

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and _si9n
$74,900 #34329

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OCEAN PARK Spacious 3BR/2BA fur-
nished oceanview condo. 9 foot ceil-
ings, garage & community pool with
waterfall & spa. $499,000 #342S8

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CENTURY 21 John T. Ferreira & Son, Inc.
500 Centre Street
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
Call Mary at 904-753-1048
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DIRT ROAD 9.29 acre parcel that is
wooded and has a creek that runs
through it. This parcel may make an
excellent location for buyer looking for
private homesite. $280,000 #33810

OCEANFRONT Amelia By The Sea,
#335 2BR/2BA 3RD floor condo with pri-
vate fishing pier, tennis courts, community
pool, recently remodeled unit includes new
kitchen cabinets, carpet, tile flooring and
appliances. Beautiful ocean views. $569,900
#35191

PRIME US. 17 ACREAGE Prime 4.8
acres Zoned CG, located on U.S. 17 South,
just a few minutes south of AlA intersection.
Includes profitable RV trailer campground.
Adjoining 3.47 acres also currently available.
Don't miss out on this investment opportunity
in this high growth area. $1,325,000 #34064

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OCE ANFRONT- Amelia b3 the Sea, Lnil
665 3BR/2BA condo with private fishing,
pier, community pool and tennis court.: This
Unit has been remodeled and offers exciting
ocean & beach views. Investment rental, per-
fect for 1031 exchange. $635,000. #34775

MARSHFRONT LOT Pine% Island -
Beautiful cul-de-sac lot, approximately
1-.9 acres, on Lanceford Creek 'in Piney
Island. This large lot is ideal for the per-
son wanting privacy and a lot large enough
to accommodate nearly any floor plan.
$299,000 #34050

EG \%NS BLUFF HOME i SF hci ..i
3BR/2.5BA, superior bluff lot, oak floors,
MBR downstairs, double fireplace, built-ins.
Large, cozy sunroom overlooking preserva-
tion area, large kitchen and breakfast area,
formal DR, many more features. $499,000
#34618

GRE T IN ESITMENT OPPORT L .
NITY 2013 Friendly Road Brick
duplex, each side with 2BR/BA,
approx. 812 SF each., Mature trees and
island location. $221,900 #34252

JIM CASERTA
BROKER-ASSOCIATE

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OCEANFRONT Amelia By The Sea,
Unit 220 3BR/2BA condo offers private
pier fishing, community pool and tennis
courts. Remodeled interior this unit
shows really nice, offers great rental
income potential. $632,000 #34866

BE \tLTFLl. HOME IN IL,(1N NEC(k \RL
85622 Ashley Avenue Country living at its best.
Popular split bedroom plan. Over 1,900 SF of living
space, 20x22 kitchen with Sears Elite appliances,
30x46 workshop area, and 24x26 garage. Great
home situated on I acre with over 50 fruit & citrus
trees, plus huge garden area. $249,000 #35062

C(OR -L SANDS (ce nifli,:.i 2BR
condo with prime comer top floor
location for the best views of the
beach. Beautifully decorated. Great
investment or second home.
$438,000 #34197

PINEI ISLAND 211) Pine3 Island Dr. NI GNOI.1 s QLi RE Diiinic i
3BR/2BA with approx. 1,515 SF, brick exte- Victorian style homes located in an adjoining
rior, new roof. nhc *.ip'.- i .Lde..d. fre.hil Fernandina Beach I-I.loric Diirnti. l j,,
painted inside i .- .i"'.: n....r -,: .. ,-i upgrades as standard .... .. t.- .. .. ,,- ,
a3 .e Qtiiet c*...,-.,un, I, i. ec. 1 ju..1 I.. .' counters in kitchen, fireplace, tiled bathrooms,
minutes drive from Amelia Island and its much more.
beaches. $244,900 #34924 Pre-construction starting at $439,900.

"Think I'll let that native land agent be my guide."

CURTISS H. LASSERRE ATE,
304 SR200/AlA,tFernandina Beach, FL 32035 904-/ l 1 4 l
wwwJasserrerealestate.com info@lasserrerealestate.com 4 -2 ._ 6 6 1 U 1

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CARLTON DUNES at SUMMER BEACH RENOVATE THIS! Gutted home 2 blocks 1515 S. FLETCHER Wonderful ocean-
Luxury oceanfront condo. 3/4BR, 4BA, from Centre Street, outside Historic District, view home. Elevated deck, very close to
4th floor unit. Wonderful views across from proposed city parking lot. Zoned access to the beach, nice atrium at entry.
th floor uni. Wonder views & IM grandfathered as a duplex, ready for Not on a crowded lot. 3BR/2BA very
designer decorated, sold furnished & decorator/renovator's touch. Riverview. nice beach home. Not in a high rental area.
includes enclosed garage $1,995,000 Great live/work opportunity $255,000 $695,000

CREEKERONT HOME IN NAS- PINEY lISLND HOME Large lot, HmTOIU Li-Titr:r- ,..i .
SAUVILLE Very nice view. Consists of 3BR/3BA w/over 1,830SF. Large cathe- Treasure Double Parlor design. Quality restora-
two lots, 2-story home with over 2,600 SE. dral ceiling with stone hearth fireplace. tion work begun. Located one block off Centre &
Atlantic in an area of where many restorations are
Over one acre lot. Across from new Large MBR. Open, spacious rear yard. takingplace. Zoned C-3allowsresidentialand/or
Goffinsville Park. $650,000 Wilder Blvd. Call to see. $334,000 Piney Island Ct. office/retail. $325,000 23 South lOth St.

DUPLEX E i.: .i,.: ri.:rl I, i i '-LIE HOMt.E L .,r.. Oil ut.Ji...,r,
SF with 2BR/2 full baths. Large lot 3BR/2BA. Nice yard with pool and new
100x125, central location. Great floor deck. Efficient floor plan. Convenient loca-
plan!. $279,500 427 South 14th St. tion. $155,000. St. PaulBlvd.

VERY NICE HOME Pirit,..u
Wood sits on an oversized lot across
from the Bells River. Nicely done
inside with kitchen/dining combo.
$229,000 Blackbeards Way

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GREAT ( rC [fbVCRE LOT In
Nassauv"..L ,3S-,-tr mobile home or your
new home. $38,900
MOBILE HOME at Holly Point backs up to
oreservation/wetlands. $81,000

DEEP WATER LOT on NASSAU RIVER -
$533,000
PIRATE'S WOOD Many lots, various areas.
From $55,000.

15 CITY LO r-F ts. Zoned
DM and R2. [ l duplex or
industrial. $", 00
ONE ACRE LOT Wilson Neck $48,000
PIRATES WOOD LOT on Pirates Point
Road. $76,500

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WATERFRONT iLOT -0ff idc,k-,-c,.0,,v,,
') $6ana i75,000
MARSHERONT LOT aiccE-,O, Ok, bS6. ed ,iwd
daub peM,,c "".uve$295,000t
NASSAU RIVER FRONT -550' 4/dew --,$533.000u

45 ACRES ON THE BELLS RIVER Great NEAR BEACH LOT- fig l on:
exclave development, church retreat or $189,500 L'-
campground or home. TWO GREAT OCEANVIEW LOTS Private & allow
WALKING DISTANCE TO THE BEACH large footprints located in areas just off South Fletcher.
5 oversized lots off Robert Oliver in Egans $359,000 & $329,000 in Beachwalk Subdivision.
Landing Sub. $325,000 each.

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3.3 ACRES 321 ft. fronage on SR200/AIA. One of the
best commercial sites on high traffic corridor on Island.
Sewer available,. Water nearby.
INTERSTATE 95 EXPOSURE 200' Hwy. AIA/SP200
Frontage. Rapidly developing Ylce area next to Miner
Road on the north side of AlIA. $850,000
GOOD ASSEMBLAGE POTENTIAL for medium sied site.
Corner location with good access. $395,000
U.S. 17 Location perfect for small business or
ofi-nm., 112 L o :..ohorA I A 921,Oon

3.06 ACRES ZONED CHT -Just north of 1-95 26 +/- ACRES SITE fronting A.I.
on U.S. 17. ()f pB' ble uses Make your Pkwy. High visibility to Ritz-
business her .JAos9Ttl'ge potential. Carlton and Plantation traffic.
$199,900 Zoned Cl ground lease only
YULEE MINI WAREHOUSE close to 100% T^
occupancy. Opportunity to grow your own self
storage facility or add new retail/office. 575' on
U.S. 17, total 3.5 acres +/-. Warehouse on
approx. 2 acres. $1.5M -

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'all For The Service You Deserve"

LI 1.V, Taylor Edwards. Broker
Agents: Janice Adamson, Ray Smith,
J W A D Kenny Walters. Wendy Lawson
U WA UO (904) 261-8433
4f i 5317South Fletcher Avenue
S114 nmi West of the Ritz-Carfton. Amelia Island
C VIRTUAL TOURS AVAILABLE AT WWW.TAYLOREDWARDS.COM

SPECTACULAR DEEP WATER ESTATE! 9.23 beautiful landscaped acres with deep water, river
frontage! 5,169 sq.ft. home with 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, gourmet 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.tayloredwards.com. $3,389,000 #32190
,, '4'W CLUB VILLA at Amelia Island

FOREST RIDGE VILLAGE! Great
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

FIDDLER'S BEND!
Beautifully renovated villa located on
Amelia Island Plantation! 3BR/3BA, all
appliances, enclosed Florida room and
outstanding view of marsh and ICW!
$405,000 #34957

Plantation! Rare end unit with southern
exposure! 3BR/3BA, 1,890 sq.ft. and sold
fully furnished! Beautiful views of golf
course, marsh & lagoon!
$495,000 ,#34565

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HISTORIC FERNANDINA BEACH!
Victorian home circa 1880, located in Historic
Fernandina Beach. Home is full of history and
charm ... heart of pine floors, 3 fireplaces with
mantles and ceramic tiles, Queen Anne stained
glass windows, new roof, CH&A and electrical
wiring! Flexible C-3 Zoning! $585,000 #31553

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

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1804 Amelia Island Homesi I 806 Waterfront I 808 Off Island/Yulee I

AMELIA PARK TOWNHOME for rent. 2
Master BR suites, 2.5 baths, 2 car garage,
patio, security system, 1600 sq. ft.,
$1200/mo. Available 8/1. Call 277-4453
or 206-1198.
$120,000 3BR/1BA, concrete block.
Good Investment. Gay Browne, ReMax
Specialists (904)703-4265.
3BR ISLAND HOME for sale. 1152sf +
carport. $142,500 or for rent $900/mo.
w/option to buy. Call (904)225-8950.
Available 9/1.
18 N. 14TH PL. 3BR/1BA, 900 sf. Brand
new carpet, dishwasher, disposal & paint.
Lg. 1/3 acre lot. Great home, great
neighbors. $195,000. 277-2993, 753-
4484
I 805 Beaches
OCEANFRONT PROPERTY
Visit www.oceanfrontamelia.com for a
complete list, or call Bob Gedeon at
Oceanfront Realty (904)261-8870.
S806 Waterfront
APPROX. 2 AC High Point, waterfront, &
marsh. Ready to build on. Very private.
Owner motivated. Gay Browner, ReMax
Specialists (904)703-4265.
13+ AC. Possibly more ac., on tidal
creek, all treed, beautiful area off
Blackrock. Gay Browne, ReMax Specialists
(904)703-4265.
DEEP WATER on quiet Meadowfield
Bluff. Custom 4300 sf home, 3.8 private
wooded acres on scenic Lofton Creek.
$979,000. Will co-op, 2%. (904)225-
2952.

22 AC. Deep water, close to Intercoastal,
quick run to ocean. Beautiful development
site. Gay Brown, Re/Max Specialists
(904)703-4265.
Waterfront Homes & Lots Call (904)
261-4066 for Information, C.H. Lasserre,
Realtor.
WATERFRONT 1800sf completely
refurbished home nestled amongst
Timucuan Preserve. Includes 2 stall barns,
newer dock & boat house. $549,900.
651-2466
DEEP, DEEP WATER Home, w/dock,
Bells River, cedar home, 3BR/2.5BA,
workroom, beautiful view, quick to
intercoastal & the ocean. Gay Browne
(904)703-4265. Re/Max Specialists.

1 807 Condominiums
FOREST RIDGE CONDO 2BR/1BA,
vaulted ceilings. $160,000. Call (904)241-
5870.

ONE ACRE well, septic, light pole, chain
link, lots of trees. DW, 3BR/2BA, needs
work, small building. Near new schools.
Call (904)225-9637.

S 809 Lots
HIGH POINTE By Owner. Beautiful one
acre wooded lot in gated community off
Barnwell Road. $179,500. Call (904)335-
0503.
FIDDLERS WALK off Barnwell Rd. 1/2
acre partially cleared lot with beautiful
trees. $95,000. 277-2993 or 753-4484.
HIGH & DRY Beautiful & secluded
wooded acre near Bells River, dimensions
187'x173'x243'x223', on Mitchell Ln.
$65,000. Call (904)225-2463.
SECLUDED PRISTINE LOCATION Very
unique. Adj. to Summer Beach Golf
Course Steps to beach 2 lots each
90'x150' $225,000/ea. (904)277-4319
Pirates Wood Lots From $55,000.
Please call C.H. Lasserre Real Estate (904)
261-4066.

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808 Off Island/Yulee 810 Farms & Acreage

YULEE 3BR/1BA, acre lot, horses
permitted. Possible to divide If rezoned
RS2. High/dry, some large oaks.
$135,000. (904)525-5808
BEAUTIFUL 2 STORY HOME for sale in
Yulee. 4/3 with loft and covered patio, 2
car gar. New community. Less than one
year old. May be willing to leave some or
all appliances. $255,000. Call 548-0884,
525-6469, or 234-4581 for appointment
to see. Owner moving out of state.

CASH FOR YOUR ACREAGE
Call Wm. F. Sheffield, Inc., Realtors.
JAX (904)724-8995
11 AC. Zoned for horses, will divide,
treed, pond, off Blackrock. Gay Browne,
ReMax Specialists (904)703-4265.
40 AC. -. plus 2,300 sq. ft. brick home,
workroom plus 2 small homes. Cleared,
fenced, pond, big old oaks, located in
Hilliard. Gay Browne, ReMax Specialists
(904)703-4265.

QREAT BUY
IN
TORIC DISTRICT

HISTORIC DISTRICT c.1891 Historic
Treasure Double Parlor design. Quality restora-
tion work begun. Located one block off Centre &
Atlantic in an area of where many restorations are
taking place. Zoned C-3 allows residential and/or
office/retail. ..4 $295,000 23 S. 10th St.

PAMELIA'S SECRET'
HIDEAWAY

FOUR BLO.i.-' lKROM THfI CLEAN -i.
113.5xl50+ lots. Private, high elevation/no flood
zone, many large native trees, very low traffic, no time
limit to build first of 5 lots sold for $325,000. A1A
to Simmons Road, west on Simmons, make right into Egan's
Landing. Call today for more information.

"Think I'll let that native land agent be my guide."
CURTISS H. LASSERRE- F
304 SR 200/A1A, Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 Q- 6 A
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Re-alty Inc.
t_ =;225-3133
BETTY A. SHANNON 850485 HWY. 17 S. YULEE FL LAURALYN M. LEWIS

* BRING YOUR BUILDER MARSHFRONT,
INSIDE LOTS. BIG OAKS, UNDER-
GROUND UTILITIES, SMALL GATED
COMMUNITY NEAR A1A. NO ASSOCIATION.
SOUTHERN CREEK-$75,000 TO $140,000.
* COMMERCIAL INTENSIVE -150 FT.
FRONTAGE ON HWY. 17 SOUTH, 3.76 ACRES,
PARTIALLY FENCED. 1,200 SF BUILDING.
$450,000
* 1998 D/WIDE-3/2,1,620 SF, VERY NICE,
LARGE CORNER ACRE, SHED WITH
E I.t TITil: S105.000 .

* COMMERCIAL LAND ZONED IW. 503 Fr.
FRONTAGE ON HWY. 17 SOUTH, 3.9 ACRES.
ASKING $800,000.
* 2002 D/WIDE 3/2, ALL ELECTRIC,
BLACK APPLIANCES, 1,488 SF. 1.3 ACRES.
$115,000
*1998 D/WIDE -3/2,1,344 SF
DELEENE ROAD. SHOWS TLC. $89,900
*1995 FLEETWOOD SHOWS TLC, 3/2,
25X30 CARPORT & MUCH MORE.
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LUXURY AT ITS BEST
Three-story townhome, stone
floors, granite countertops.
3BR/3BA, 3,200 ASF. Dock to the
Intracoastal,
$1,650,000 MLS# 34478

1660 REGATTA DRIVE
Golfside4'South Beautiful tabby

home on prestigious Summer villa, steps to the beach. This
Beach Golf Course. Wonderful furnished unit is excellent as a
floor plan with 3BR/3BA and love- family retreat or as a vacation

ly views. $639,000 MLS# 35129

MAIN SALES OFFICE 3 SUMMER
(800) 322-7448 BEACH
(904) 261-0624 Amelia Island, Florida

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

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BEAUTIFUL INTRACOASTAL
TOWNHOME
3,322 SF gorgeous appointments.
Community dock. Golf Club of
Amelia Island Membership includ-
ed. $1,125,000 MLS# 32730

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I SALES OFFICE I SUMMER CALL ANY OF OUR SALES AGENTS
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1849 CLINCH DRIVE
Pristine marshfront lot on
Amelia Island. Century old
native trees and beautiful
views. $989,000 MLS# 34623

SAILMAKER, Unit 403
Excellent location. 3BR/2BA

4704 YACHTSMAN DRIVE
Supreme living nestled on this private
lot in Golfside South. Beautifully
appointed quality construction with
lots of extras. 3BR/2.5BA, office featur-
ing wonderful built-ins, screened lanai,
like new! $749,900 MLS# 34962

CARLTON DUNES
PENTHOUSE
The epitome of luxury, ocean-
front unit with southern expo-
sure, $2,200,000 MLS# 32541

THE VILLAS
at SUMMER BEACH
Desirable end unit. 3BR/3.5BA,
2,100 SF, many wonderful
upgrades. $599,000 MLS# 35076

CARLTON DUNES
Expansive oceanfront views,
very private, includes extra
garage. $1,950,000 MLS# 33596

rental. $449,900 MLS# 33994

Summer Beach is our address not our boundary!

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hign ceilingris, fireplace, master suite
up'it iis niew oak cabinets in kitchen &
all appliances included. $429,900

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to river. Washer/dryer included. No pets.
$1200/mo. + sec. + 1st & last mo. rent.
Call (904)509-8915 or 261-1897.
ON ISLAND 2002 Fleetwood mobile
home for rent.' 3BR/2BA, furnished or
unfurnished. No smokers or pets.
$950/mo. + deposit. 753-2284

S 854 Rooms
ROOMS FOR RENT Share living
quarters. South Fletcher Ave. (904)491-
1323
ROOM AVAILABLE for mature person.
Includes utilities, cable, pool. Near beach.
Plus extras. $500/mo:. + $250 dep. Call
(904)415-0311.

855 Apartments
Furnished

OCEANFRONT 2BR/1BA condo, $1600.
3BR/3BA ,townhouse with pool,, $1750.
ocsAneac aed ......-.cE d=glng S jtems,-
(904)261-4148 or (904)27.7-9702,.
2BR/1BA N. FLETCHER DOWNSTAIRS
DUPLEX Beach view. New carpet & tile
flooring. Washer/dryer, lawn care, water,
garbage & sewer included. CH&A, fenced
backyard w/storage a plus; Lease
required. $895/mo. + dep. Call (904)277-
4820 or (904)335-0255.,
VACATION GET AWAY with heated
pool, 2 blocks from Historic District, 2
miles to beach. $350 weekly. (904)261-
6434

Unfurnished
+ LAKESIDE DR.N. (EGAN'S BLUFF): 3BR/2BA.
2-car garage,2,000 SF. $1,400/mo.
Available Now. No PETS.
+ SEACASTLES : 3BR/2.5BA condo.
2-car garage. $1,175/mo. Available,
Now. No PETS.
+ RIVERWOOD DRIVE (MEADOWNIELD BLUFF) :
3BR/2BA house. 2-car garage, 1,900 SE.
$1,250/mo., Includes Lawn Maint.
Available Now.
+ LONG ISLAND PLACE (NASSAU LAKES):
3BR/2BA. 2-car garage, 1,500 SE
$1,125/mo. Includes Lawn Maint.
Available 8/2.
+ 112 SOUTH 10TH STREET : 3BR/2BA.
Close to Historic District. $1,050/mo.
Available Now.
+ SOUTH FLETCHER AVENUE : 3BR/1.5BA
upstairs unit. Close to the beach.
$975/mo. Available Now.
+ FOREST RIDGE : 2BR/IBA condo.
Close to the beach. Community pool
and tennis courts. $825/mo.
Available Now. No PETS.
+ CHAD STREET : NEW 3BR/2BA
townhouse. 1-car garage. $1,195/mo.
Available Now. No PETS.
+ BLACKROCK ROAD : 3BR/2BA house.
2-car garage. $1,195/mo.
Available Now. No PETS.
(00)741401

1811 Commercial/Retail
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS & Land -
Ready to go. Gay Browne, ReMax
Specialist (904)703-4265.

S817 Other Areas .1
GRAND OPENING! Lakefront acreage
from $69,900. Pay no closing costs July
30 & 31. Spectacular new waterfront
community on one of the largest &
cleanest mountain lakes in America!
Large, estate-size parcels, gentle slope to
water, gorgeous woods, panoramic views.
Paved roads, county water, utilities. Lake
access from $29,900. Low financing. Call
now (800)564-5092 ext 215. "Restrictions
apply". FCAN
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 (888)770-
2240. FCAN
LAKEFRONT LOG HOME Lake
Cumberland, KY. $99,900. Authentic 2400
sq. ft. lakefront log cabin,
Jamestown/Russell Springs area. Available
July 30th, call now (800)770-9311 ext.
860. FCAN
NORTH GEORGIA
IMAGINE! THE MOST
SPECTACULAR VIEWS: Lake, Golf,
Marina, Nantahala Forest, Land/Cabin
Pkgs., $99,900, Limited Availability
1-800-941-4918, Ext. 801
BEAUTIFUL NORTH CAROLINA Must
see the beautiful peaceful mountains of
Western NC Mountains. Homes, cabins,
acreage & investments. Cherokee
Mountain Realty GMAC Real Estate,
Murphy.
www.cherokeemountainrealty.com. Call
for free brochure (800)841-5868. FCAN
NC MOUNTAIN PROPERTY Lot 106
w/great view only $38,000. Private
community with river & lake access.
Swim, fish, hike. Other lots from $20,000-
$85,000. (800)699-1289 or
www.riverbendlakelure.com. FCAN
NEW TENNESSEE LAKE Property from
$19,900. 7 acre parcel $34,900. Lake
parcel & log cabin pkg $54,900. (866)770-
5263 ext 8 for details. FCAN
GEORGIA LAND For sale, East Central
Georgia, 10 to 300 acres. Owner financed.,
Starting at $1800/acre. Brashear Realty
(706)722-4308. Complete details:
www.georgiacountry.com. FCAN
GATED MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY near
Asheville, NC. Spectacular view & river
lots. Clubhouse, paved road, hiking,
fishing. Grand Opening August 12-15.
Huge incentives. (866)411-5263.
www.BearRiverLodge.net. FCAN.,
ATTENTION INVESTORS Waterfront,
lots in the Foothills of NC. Deep water lake
with 90 miles of shoreline.' 20%
predeveropment discounts & 90%
financing. No payments for 1. year.. Call
now for best selection.
www.nclakefrontproperties.com.
(800)709-LAKE. FCAN

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

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PART37149 Cody Circle
A PA RTM NTS Hilliard, Florida

817 Other Areas

GRAND OPENING Winding River
Preserve II, 7/30 & 31. Ocala/Gainesville
area. 20 acres from $195,000. 100 acres
from $450,000. New semi-private gated
community featuring parcels w/frontage
on the Wacassassa River. Gorgeous
woodlands teeming w/deer & turkey. Save
up to $20,000. Great financing. Call toll
free (866)352-2249 ext. 517 or
www.fllandbargains.com. FCAN
COOL SUMMERS/SKI WINTERS Need
partners to share new Beech Mountain,
NC house. 5BR/3.5BA, 2 acres
w/waterfalls. Great view, 5300ft elevation.
Use 6 summer weeks plus 6 other weeks
each year. Only $130,000 per 1/4th
interest. Call (704)987-9295. FCAN
HENDERSONVILLE, NC Mountains.
Very upscale, new 3BR/3.5BA Deltec.
Small gated, quiet neighborhood. 3000',
cool, private. 10 miles off 1-26. Easy
access. Reduced, $625,900. (828)693-
1218. Won't last! Acreage available.
FCAN
East Alabama Mountain Property for
sale, one hour west of Atlanta in
Piedmont, AL. Great for enjoyment or
investment. 15 acres $54,250. 512 acres
$1,485,000. More info call Gary McCurdy
(256)239-8001. FCAN

851 Roommate Wantedi

ROOMMATE WANTED Brand new home
in great location on island. $575/mo. For
more information call (904)206-3085.
ROOMMATE WANTED in brand new
4BR house. $500/mo., all inclusive, or 2
roommates, $400/mo./ea. Call 556-7504
for information.
ROOMMATE WANTED 2BR house to
share. Female only. $100 per week. Call
(904)468-0411
OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX New unit,
3BR/2BA, plenty of parking. $1250/wk.
Call (912)729-3564, ask for Paula.
WANTED MALE ROOMMATE preferably
over. 60, non-smoker, to share 2BR/213A
condo. Clubhouse, tennis courts & pool.
Apply $475/mo. Call (904)556-6767.
LARGE HOUSE with pool, 3 acres.
Looking for roommate. No dogs/cats.
$350 + 1/3 util. $150 deposit. (904)583-
0492

852 Mobile Homes
On Island/In Park Long term.
2BR/1BA: $165/wk. or $650/mo. Also,
3BR/1BA: $175/wk. or '$700/mo. $500
deposit required. Call (904)261-5034.
SINGLEWIDE 2BR/1BA on Chester Rd.,
$550/mo. + $550 dep. LOT FOR RENT -
Bring your mobile home; well & septic
ready, $250/mo. (904)583-2009

856 Apartments
Unfurnished

3BR/2BA DUPLEX APT. 1 block from
the beach, washer/dryer hookup, large
patio, very nice. Lease + dep. $1000/mo.
Call (904)261-2491 or (904) 583-0095.

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.

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.
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.
OCEANVIEW COZY APT. 1BR/1BA.
No smoking. No pets. $650/mo. All
utilities included. $600 deposit.
(904)261-7658
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 morel
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.

1857 Condos-Furnishedj

FERNANDINA SHORES CONDO
RENTAL 2BR/1.SBA. $475 Weekly.
$875 Monthly. Avail. 7/27-8/6; and after
8/14. Call (678)493-2558.
amellaislandrentals.net
PORT OF CALL 2BR/2BA (across the
street from beach access). Great ocean
views. $1200/mo. (904)556-6492
FERNANDINA SHORES 3BR/2BA, pool
& tennis court, ocean .view. $1250/mo.
Call (229)777-0392, (229)776-3648 or
(229)392-6559.
1BR/1BA POOL VILLA at AIP. Beautiful
marsh view. Available mid-August. Call
(904)261-0608 or cell #556-9586 for
information.

1858 Condos-Unfurnished
THE COLONY 3BR/2BA, fireplace,
swimming, tennis. Non-smoker. No pets.
Recently painted, end unit. $1025/mo. +
$750 deposit. (904)277-3671, Iv msg.
Beautiful Fernandina Shores 3BR/2BA
condo, $1100. Has clubhouse, pool &
tennis. Call Amelia Island Lodging
Systems, (904)261-4148, (904)277-9702
or after hours (904)753-2560.
GO TO www.AmellaForRent.com to view
online PHOTOS and DESCRIPTIONS of
various rentals on/off island or call 430-
2902.
COLONY CONDO 2BR/2BA, 2 stall
garage. $950/mo. (608)245-0505
925 TARPON North Pointe. 2BR/2.5BA
townhouse, covered parking, pool. $995.
Nick Deonas Realty, Inc. (904)277-0006

859 Homes-Furnished

2357 A 1st Ave. 3/2 duplex with 1
car garage, 1 block from beach. Terms
flexible. $1,400/mo. includes lawn care.
Available now.
0vllaq island Plantation 15
course with detached guest house &
pool. $3,500/mo. 30 Long Point Dr.,
3BR/4BA home on Long Point Golf
Course, '$5,500/mo. 1518 Piper
Dunes, oceanfront 2nd floor condo,
3/3, $7,000/mo.
Call Chaplin Williams Rentals at
261-0604 or visit
chapllnwilliamsrentals.com for
details.

3BR/2BA OCEAN VIEW Available
monthly. Call Amelia Rentals (904)261-
9129.

1860 Homes-Unfurnishedi
3BR/2BA Brand new in Hickory Village,
centrally located. Lawn maintenance incl.
Please no smokers. Pet considered.
$1250/mo. Available 8/1: (904)556-6042.
2150 CAPTAIN KIDD DR. Lakewood
Subd. 3BR/2BA, 1800sf, w/sunroom &
lawn svc. $1300/mo. Avail, now. No pets.
Days (904)753-4559, nights 261-7091.
2BR/1BA Small house near Nassau
Lakes. $750/mo. + $750 dep. Yearly
lease. Credit & background check
required. (904)261-3785
ADORABLE 3BR/2BA close to beach &
shopping. Carpet in bedrooms & great
room. 2 car garage. $1250/mo. Great
neighborhood, pvt. backyard. 261-0243
NEW 3BR/2BA 2 car garage. All
appliances, security system, lawn maint
avail. Just minutes form Jax, Kings Bay &
beaches. $1250/mo. Call (904)334-0806.
ON ISLAND 3BR/1BA, cute, clean, cozy.
5 minutes to beach. $950/mo. Call
(904)261-6672.

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j860 Homes-Unfurnished I
SEASCAPE NEW T/H ocean view 3/2.5,
1857 sq. ft., 2 car garage, all appliance
incl., w/d, f.p., $1850/mo. Realty
Executives, 556-6531.
AVAILABLE AUG. 1ST 3BR/2BA on
island, Bobwhite Ln. $900/mo. Deposit &
credit check required. Call (904)261-8133.
Across From Beach 2BR/1BA, $1200.
New Mobile Home off island, $1100.
Amelia Island Lodging Systems,
(904)261-4148, (904)277-9702 or after
hours (904)753-2560.
NEW 3/2 + LOFT Convenient island
location. Pet considered. $1050/mo. +
security. 1387 Fir Street. Call Debbie at
(904)491-8985. Available now.
GO TO www.AmeliaForRent.com to view
online PHOTOS and DESCRIPTIONS of
various rentals on/off Island or call 430-
2902.
SHADY LOT IN CUL-DE-SAC 226
Seawoods, off Cedar, off Citrona.
3BR/2BA. 2 car garage. $1100/mo. First,
last, security. (904)491-1065.
HOME FOR RENT off island. 3BR/2BA,
new carpet, large back porch, boat dock
on Nassau River. 1st Coast Realty
(904)879-1008.
TOWNHOUSE in Amelia Park. Approx.
2000sf, 2-car garage, balcony, 3BR/2BA.
$1600/mo. (386)405-5710
Beautiful, Quiet Simmons Cove. 3/2
w/fml LR&DR, fam w/FP. Close to. beach.
Lawn maint. incl. No smoking. Pets
considered. $1600/mo. Avail. 8/13. 261-
8459
FOR RENT 3BR/1.5BA all brick home,
large fenced yard. 1601 Arbor Ln. in
Yulee. $900/mo + security. Call Tony
(904)710-5447.
REMODELED HOUSE in Historic
District. 2-3BR, jacuzzi bath, large fenced
yard, front & back porch, W/D hookup.
$925/mo. Call (904)557-1461.
NATURES WALK TOWNHOUSE for
rent. 3BR/2.5BA. Available August 1st.
$1200/mo. Call 261-5899.
Near Beach Unfurn. Spacious 3BR/2BA
on cul-de-sac. Florida room. Newly
painted & carpeted. Great neighborhood.
No pets or smoking. $1250/mo.
(904)557-1461
LOOKING FOR A long term, unfurnished
rental in the Amelia Island area? Visit our
website at www.centurv21ferreira.com for
a complete listing or call Carol or Sherri @
Century 21 (904)261-3077.
WANTED:
Quality unfurnished rental homes from
$1000.00 to $1800.00 per month. Our
tenants pass both a credit check and
criminal background screening. Call
Chaplin Williams Rentals at (904)261-
0604. Visit our web site at: www.
chaplinwilliamsrentals.com
LIKE NEW Completely renovated
2BR/2BA patio home. "No Pets". Deposit &
references. $1,000/mo. Call (904)277-
4049, Pruitt Realty & Rentals.
CUSTOM 3BR/2BA HOME on cul-de-
sac near Ritz Carlton & Plantation. New
appliances, 2-car gar. Avail. now.
$1325/mo. + dep. No smoking please.
491-6809

860 Homes-UnfurnishedI

807 White Street New 3/2 house in
Old Town. App. 1300 sq. ft., bamboo
floors throughout, washer & dryer
hookup. Available now for $1,500/mo.
2811 Ocean Mist Drive Ocean
Sound. 3/2 home, new carpet and
paint, approx 1845 sq. ft. $1600/mo.
including lawn care. Available now.
1613 Park Avenue Beautiful Amelia
Park Townhouse with lovely private
courtyard, unfurnished, 3/2.5, 2 story
with 2 car garage. Approx. 1630 sq. ft.,
$1600/mo. 12 mo. lease preferred,
avail. August 1st.
3450 S. Fletcher Ave. (Ketch
Courtyard). Oceanfront 2/2 4th floor
corner unit condo. Assigned parking &
community pool. $1800/mo., available
soon.
2855 Ocean Drive 4/3 home 2
blocks from ocean. Approx. 2330 sq. ft.
Avail. Aug 1st. $1500 including lawn
care.
95068 Spring Tide Lane River
Place. 3BR/4BA, 3 story townhouse on
Marsh avail, now for $2500.
Call Chaplin Williams Rentals at
261-0604 or visit
chaplinwilliamsrentals.com for
more details.
AMELIA PARK. New townhome. 3/2.5,
fireplace, 2 car garage, many upgrades.
$1500/mo. 261-9155 M-F 9-5.
OTTER RUN beautiful 3BR/2BA, master
suite, eat-in kitchen, 2 car garage, Ig.
living room w/fireplace on pond.
$1200/mo + $1000 deposit. (904)277-
4821

LALL-SERVICE
REALTY, INC.
Property Management
904.277.0907
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* 86678 Pages Dairy 'Rd. $695/mno.
2/2 sinlewide on 1 acre, fencad-in backyard.
Washerldryer. Country living with all the conven-
iences. Close to the new Home Depot & Winn-Dlxe.
Pets OK with approval NO cats Available Now.
* 85390 Brooke Street $825/me.
3/2 singlewide with new carpet and paint, situated on
1 acre. fenced yard. Washer/dryer hook-up. Pets OK
with approval NO cats. Close to Hwy. 17 & airport.
Available Now.
- 35 Teal Court $1,295/mo.
3/3 plus bonus room over the 2-car garage. 2/1 and
open loft up and master and 2 full baths down Eat-in
kitchen and dining room. Community pool and tennis
located at Marsh Lakes. Available Now.
- 86156 Augustus Ave. $1,395/mo.
3/2 in Cartesian Pointe. Convenient to 1-95 New home
beautifully designed with open, spacious rooms.
Screened-in porch, fenced-in landscaped yard. 2-car
garage. Rentincludes yard maintenance. Pets OK with
approval.
* 837-A Mary Street $795/mo.
2/1 upstairs of duplex. 1-car garage, stove, refrigera-
tor, central AC, all tile floors, new bathroom. Front
porch with ocean view. Available Now.
- 502 So. 9th Street $825/mo-
3/1 with fenced-in yard. carport close in & convenient
to everything. Available Now.
- 2B57 DeLorean Street $1 ,10O0/mo.
3/2 with 2-car garage, eat-in kitchen, screened-in
porch and convenient to everything. Available Now.
- 1939 So. 8" St. $450/mAno. each & up + Tax.
Units 3. 4 & 5 are available. Ideal for offices or mall shops.
Rent 1. 2 or Aill Located directly across from Burger King.
2,.08+ SF of SPACE In PUBLIC SHOPPING
CENTER. Prime locatlonl Available Immediately.
Caet Barbra Lyle, ReAuTOf lor details 04-277-9700.
SecurltL Deposit Required
Equal to 1 IMnth's Rent

861 Vacation Rentals 1
OCEAN FRONT 1BR furnished apt.
August openings. $500/wk. (904)261-
6252
OCEAN VIEW HOUSE for rent.
$2000/mo. 3BR/2BA, sunroom, roof
deck. Clean, private.
vacationonamelia.com. Call (508)221-
1957.
OCEANVIEW 3BR/2BA and 2BR/1BA.
Call (904)261-4066, C.H. Lasserre,
Realtor, for special rates.
GO TO www.AmeliaForRent.com to view
online PHOTOS and DESCRIPTIONS of
various rentals on/off island or call 430-
2902.

863 Office
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
Downtown Historic Fernandina Beach
118 Centre St. (Dotter Bldg.)
Upstairs Suite: 3 large offices +
reception area (add'I space available).
Contact Jerry Reese, (904)277-8334.
PARK PLACE 5472 First Coast
Highway. Commercial Office Space
Available. From 1008 sq. ft. to 1530 sq.
ft. Available now. $14.00 per sq. ft.,
plus $3.25 CAM. Call Chaplin
Williams Rentals at 261-0604.
600 SQ. FT. 2 connecting offices.
$900/mo. 11 S. 7th St. Call Lynette
(904)261-7411 or (904)521-6247 (cell
#).

CURTISS H.

LASSERRE
Real Estate, Inc.

RESIDENTIAL
HOME WITH PANORAMIC MARSH
VIEW Prime location 3/2 w/2-car
garage. Unfurnished longterm lease.
DR, LR, FL Room, just remodeled
$1,800/mo. Includes Lawn Maint.
*4BR/3BA OCEANVIEW HOME -
Great view and easy beach access.
2,000+ SE $1,750/mo. + utilities.
VACATION
487 So. FLETCHER 2BR/I BA
oceanview. Monthly/weekly rental.
COMMERCIAL
HISTORIC DISTRICT PROFESSIONAL
OFFICE with 3 rooms.
PRIME COMMERCIAL SPACE in
Applebee's/SteinMart/CVS complex.
New 4,000 SF building facing 8th St./
A IA. 1,000 SF bays, high visibility
retail, vanilla shell.
DEERWALK Prime, high visibility
location onAIA in O'Neil. 1,250 SF
units. $11-13 psf. Plus $3 cam.
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864 Commercial/Retail
FOR SALE OR LEASE 1200 sq. ft. fg.
downstairs condo at Gateway to Amelia.
Ideal for office or retail. Call (904)206-
1625.
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.
DEERWALK Prime high visibility location
on AIA in O'Neal. 1250sf units. Curtiss
Lasserre Real Estate (904)261-4066.

901 Automobiles
'99 VOLVO V70 WAGON White,
leather, alloy wheels, power windows,
seats 7. $7,200/OBO. Call (904)261-
3638.
2004 THUNDERBIRD $29,500. Still
under warranty. (904)491-8728

901 Automobiles I
1997 FORD CROWN VICTORIA -
128,500 miles. Well maintained, clean,
cold air. Asking $3,500. Call Mark at
(904)491-7893 & leave message.
'93 VOLVO 940 TURBO. Sunroof,
leather, new turbo, needs radiator. 220K
miles. $2500 as is. (404)324-3614.
'91 HONDA ACCORD Good condition,
high mileage, maintenance records, new
tires, oil changes every 3000 miles.
$2,000. (904)556-1861
2001 JEEP CHEROKEE Sports Utility -
6 cyl-2WD-4D-PW-Lks-Auto-AC.
$7900. 277-0718
2002 FOCUS MACH 500 Like new.
Gray w/2T interior. Bumper2Bumper until
7/1/08. $9300 Firm. (904)716-1766.
SHARP!
$500! Police Impounds -
Hondas/Chevys/Jeeps, etc. Cars from
$500. For listings 1(800)749-8116 ext.
A461.
2003 PONTIAC GRAND AM Sliver 4 dr,
SE, 28,000 miles, CD player, rear spoiler,
premium wheels, like new. Full factory
warranty. $11,000. '415-1749

S.:. l 'e4 .[-4 I Available
CONDOS/TOWNHOMES ~ On Island
3200 S. Fletcher Avenue, #D-1 (Ocean Dunes) -
FURNISHED 2BR/2BA, comfortable ground floor unit with a beautiful
ocean view, just steps from the beach. Amenities include oceanfront patio,
community pool, living room with fireplace, designated parking and wash-
er/dryer included. 1,210 SF. $1,400/mo. Available August 1.
SINGLE FAMILY HOMES ~ On Island
1611 Inverness Road (Lakewood) 3BR/2BA, two-car
garage. Brick home on a corner lot close to the beach, shopping and
schools. Open living and dining room with corner brick fireplace in living
room room. Kitchen with breakfast nook, split bedroom plan.' Fenced rear
yard with patio off living room and master bedroom. Washer/dryer includ-
ed. 1,562 SF. $1,195/mo. Available Early August.
2740 Seagrove Lane (Seagrove) 3BR/2BA, 2-car garage.
This beautiful, spacious home is near the beach and centrally located on
Amelia Island. Large kitchen, formal dining room, breakfast nook, 2 mas-
ter baths, screened-iri rear porch and deck, and fenced rear yard. Lawn
care included. 2,125 SF. $1,725/mo. Available Early August.

I 901 Automobiles I
2004 MINI COOPER 4000 miles,
automatic, peppercorn white/black roof,
many upgrades, leather seats, sunroof,
CD. Excellent. $19,500 Firm. (904)321-
0597
2003 SUBARU BAJA 13,800 miles,
automatic, silver, sunroof. Excellent shape.
$17,500 Firm. (904)321-0597
1 903 Vans
'02 Blue Dodge Grand Caravan Orig.
owners. 52,000 mi. No accidents. Rear air,
PL, PW,' CD player, bucket seats, 2nd row.
Exc. cond. $11,500. 225-1900, 335-0399
1997 MERCURY VILLAGER 145K
miles, good condition, power everything.
$5,000. Call 583-1315.
1971 VW BUS for sale. Pop-top camper.
Needs paint. $4500. Call 277-1512.
1993 Mark III Ford Conversion Van -
Raised roof, stereo, TV, reclining rear
bench seat, new paint, engine, low
mileage. $3,750. 277-3327 or 206-1821

988 Chad Street (OffJasmine) 3BR,,2BA.
1-car garage. Comfortable new townhome with vaulted
ceilings, ceiling fans and rear patio. Washer/dryer, pest
control and lawn care included. 1,300 SF. S1,045 mo.

2806 Ocean Sound Drive (Ocean Sound) 'iv .A,
2-car garage. This beautiful home is just steps from the ocean. House has
a security system, gas fireplace in the living room, a large kitchen (with
refrigerator w/icemaker), and a 300 SF sunroom off the family room.
2,100 SF. $1,450/mo. Available Now.
1715 Pheasant Lane (Off Citrona Drive) 3BR/2BA,
1-car garage. Cute home centrally located on the Island. Amenities
include dishwasher, ceiling fans, rear patio and fenced rear yard. 1,250 SF.
$1,045/mo. Available Early August.
2424 Penbrook Lane (Lakewood) 3BR/2BA, 2-car
garage. Nice home located in popular Lakewood. Stone fireplace in
family room and screened-in porch and patio. Minutes from .the beach,
schools & shopping center. Amenities include formal dining room, built-
in dishwasher, eat-in kitchen, and backyard overlooks a lake.
1,828 SF. $1,200/mo. Available Early August.
COMMERCIAL On Island
Jasmine Office Center (1303 Jasmine) 1/2 block off
14th Street. 5,500 + SF. Can be divided. Will remodel for qualified ten-
ant. $12.00/SF plus sales tax and utilities.

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

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vate courtyard while enjoying the ocean breeze or take a stroll down sets from virtually every room,3BR/4BA. Formal living and dining rooms, home. Stucco exterior with stack stone and vinyl soffits for easy mainte- fered ceiling, upstairs loft with lBR/lBA,sitting area,plumbed for wetbar; gas appli-
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I beautifully furnished, this unit in pool, 4,284 SF, 4BR/4BA, open kitchen, family room, formal dining and Features include hardwood flooring, split bedroom plan, screened porch,
MLS #35260 living, bonus room, wine cellar and much, much more. MLS #35228 gas fireplace. Call today! MLS #35272
PAT TROXEL 904.321.1999 KATHY GARLAND 904.556.5744 KATHY WHITE 904.753.2705

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Lovely 3BR/2BA oceanview condo with convenient access to stairs and 5BR (study)/3BA stucco with stone, 3-car garage, owners suite with sitting
pool walkover bridge. Lots of room to relax or entertain and with just area; his & hers walk-in closets. Access to lanai, BA accessible from 2" cov-
a short walk to the beach, you'll be home in paradise! MLS,#34763 ered lanai, Jack & Jill BA. Close to Jax, Amelia Island more! MLS #35043
MARY YATES 904.556.9350 LYNDA WOOD 904.753.0571

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afford to miss out on this opportunity, with so few lots avail SF, high ceilings, granite counters, tile and hardwood floors, terrific floor
able so close to the beach at this price. MLS #33423 plan, screened porch, 2-car garage, extra area for bonus room. MLS#32928
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Outstanding commercial property located in the center of Amelia Island. A beauty! 3 bedroom, 3 bath; elevator. Furnished, decorated and a Beautiful residential lot located near the Historic District. Permanent res- Amazing sunsets and views of the marsh and Intracoastal from this newl)
3,800 SF with reception area, 2 offices, overhead storage, full bath, 4-12' garage. What more do you need?! See it today! MLS #34802 idence only Build your dream home within walking distance of downtown constructed RiverPlace townhome.. Features private elevator, Travertine'
roll-up doors, heat and air, fully fenced, parking area. MLS #33276 Fernandina Beach, where all the excitement happens. MLS #35037 stone flooring, gourmet kitchen with granite & more. MLS #34249
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