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News Forum
College Signing Day
planned April 19
Taylor County High School
will host a college signing day on
Tuesday, April 19, to recognize
seniors who have been accepted
to a four-year university.
The ceremony will begin
at 11 a.m., in the high school
gymnatorium. All parents and
interested community members
are invited to attend.

Don't miss 'A Hillbilly
Hitchin'
The Steinhatchee Community
Projects Board, Inc., will present
"A Hillbilly Hitchin" (a womanless
wedding) Friday, April 29, at 7
p.m. with an encore presentation
Saturday, April 30, at 6 p.m.
A BBQ chicken dinner will
follow the show. Tickets are $15
each or $25 a couple.
The cast features renowned
actors from Steinhatchee, Jena,
Perry and Cross City. All profits
generated from this project will
be placed in the Taylor County
Boat Ramp Fund. A Money Tree
will be grown in lieu of wedding
gifts for the couple This will also
go to the boat ramp fund. (The
boat ramp is being constructed
at the site of the former Ideal
Marina in Steinhatchee.)
There is limited seating
so only advance tickets will
be sold. Tickets will go on
sale Saturday, April 16, at 10
a.m. during the Steinhatchee
Community Fishing Tournament
at the Steinhatchee Community
Center.
After April 16, please contact
Ann Spence at (352) 498-5963
or Jean Ridgeway at 352-498-
2556.

SAC meetings planned
Thursday
All interested individuals are
invited to attend the upcoming
Taylor County Elementary
School Advisory Council
meeting planned Thursday,
April 14, at 2 p.m. in the media
center.
Perry Primary School will also
hold an advisory council meeting
Thursday, starting 1 p.m.

Kindergarten
registration
begins on May 3
Perry Primary School has
announced that kindergarten
registration for the 2011-12
school year begins Tuesday,
May 3.
The evening session will be
held from 5:30-7 p.m. at the
school.
An additional registration
session is planned for Friday,
May 6, from 8:30-11 a.m. and
12-2:30 p.m.
Required documentation
includes current physical
and immunization records, a
certified copy of the student's
birth certificate and his or her
Social Security card.
For more information,
please contact Assistant
Principal Angie Roberts at 838-
2506.


Index

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Editorial ................... A-2
Living ....................... A-4
Religion.................... A-6
Sports...................... A-7
Community .............. B-1
Classifieds............... B-2


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Gov. Scott backs


early opening for


scallop season

Gov. Rick Scott has endorsed a request from Senator Charles
Dean to open the 2011 scallop season two weeks early.
His office has forwarded a letter detailing that support to the
Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), which
has the authority to open the season early.
In the letter, which was addressed to Dean, Gov. Scott stated:
"I deeply appreciate your concern for the economic recovery
of communities that continue to suffer from the impacts of the
Deepwater Horizon oil spill. I agree that we should be supporting
any reasonable measures that would help provide jobs and boost the
economy of this region."
The letter continued, "I understand the recreational scallop.season
is highly popular along the northern Gulf coast, and opening the
season early last year was viewed as a huge benefit. I concur that
opening the season two weeks early this year would likely bring
economic benefits to the local coastal businesses and communities
3 cheers for FCAT that depend on the visitors who participate in the scallop harvest.
Pep talks from Taylor County High School football players, cheers from the "I understand the FWC has the ability to open the season early. I
cheerleading squad, step dance performances and much more were all part of know from meeting with the commission recently in Apalachicola
the FCAT Pep Rally held at the elementary school Friday. FCAT testing continues that they also value the economic benefits of harvesting seafood
throughout the week. Please see page 3



County reaches pivotal agreement with



DCA over two comp plan amendments


An ongoing dispute between
Taylor County and the Florida
Department of Community
Affairs over two coastal land
parcels appears to have finally
been settled after the two
sides reached an agreement
which will allow additional
development at both sites.
The agreement came just
as the dispute was heading to
Gov. Rick Scott and the Florida


Cabinet on appeal after an
administrative law judge ruled
against the county in December.
At issue are two amendments
to the county's comprehensive
plan which DCA found not
in compliance with state law
in 2009. The county and
the property owners have
maintained that the purpose of
the amendments was to correct
errors made more than 20 years


ago in the plan's future land use
map (FLUM) when the original
working copy of the FLUM
was reduced in size to the one
presently utilized.
The first amendment
concerns some 14 acres owned
by Dr. Kenneth Hutchins and
another 3.36 acres owned by the
Woods family on Bird Island. In
both cases, the landowners said
their property was supposed


to be labeled mixed-use urban
development, but due to the
errors, neither was. Hutchins'
property is labeled agriculture/
rural residential (with a
maximum allowable density
one unit per five acres) and
the Woods property is labeled
conservation (one unit per
20 acres). Mixed-used urban
development allows up to 12
units per acre if sewer and water


services are available.
The stipulated settlement
agreement, which county
commissioners unanimously
approved last week, states
"the parties wish to avoid the
expense, delay and uncertainty
of lengthy litigation and to
resolve this proceeding under
the terms set forth herein, and
.-* Please see page 3


Thank you!
Members of the Taylor
County United Way team,
participating agencies
and volunteers gathered
April 6 to celebrate one
of the most successful
campaigns in the county's
history, having raised
$287,000 to support
local human service
agencies. Campaign
Chairman Paul Dyal
thanked everyone who
helped with the campaign
and passed out awards to
local businesses for the
amounts raised.


TCHS earns high marks as'quality school'


Taylor County High School
was recently re-accredited
following a three-day visit from
a review team which found it a
"quality school," passing all of
the standards assessed.
The Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools (SACS)
conducted the quality assurance
review (QAR), which is required
every five years. The review
teams consisted of principals
and former principals from


around Florida which looked at
seven standards, finding TCHS
"operational" in each of them.
"They were very
complimentary of the high
school," TCHS Principal
Michael Thompson said.
As an accredited high school,
colleges and universities
automatically accept its
graduates' transcripts and do not
require as high an SAT or ACT
score as they do from students


from non-accredited schools.
While in Perry, the team
assessed the high school on:
vision and purpose; governance
and leadership; teaching and
learning; documenting and
using results; resource and
support systems; stakeholders
communications and
relationships; and commitment
to continuous improvement.
"The team leader had many
positive things to say about


April calendar showered with


upcoming community events


Spring is in full swing and
with it a calendar filled with
upcoming community events.
This weekend's featured
activities include the annual
Friends of the Taylor County
Public Library Book Sale
Saturday, April 16, as well
the Rotary Club Nature
Coast "Cards for a Cause"
Motorcycle Poker Run and
the annual Children's Fun
Festival.
At the book sale, most books
will be 100 or 15 books for $1.
Magazines will be 10 each.
The library is located at 403
N. Washington St.
The Poker Run, which
benefits the Perry Rotary Club
and the Rotary Foundation, will
begin at Forest Capital Park and
continue along 103 miles of


scenic coastal roads in Taylor
County. Hands will be made
using Five Card Stud (best five
of seven cards) and the winning
hand will be awarded $200.
There will also be door prizes
and a 50/50 drawing.
The registration fee is $15
for each bike and $10 for a
passenger and any additional
hands. All riders will be invited
to a complimentary lunch at
Heritage Pavilion at Forest
Capital Park with entertainment
provided by Alibi. For more
information, call 584-5366.
The Children's Fun Festival
will be held from 10 a.m. to
noon at City Park and "will
celebrate children, promote
early childhood awareness and
child abuse prevention in Taylor
County."


The Law Enforcement Torch
Run for Special Olympics
Florida will be held Tuesday,
April 19, starting at 9 a.m.
Representatives from
a number of local law
enforcement agencies will join
local Special Olympics athletes
in running from Walmart to the
Taylor County Courthouse.
T-shirts and hats supporting
the run are available by contact
Perry Police Department (PPD)
Sgt. Lin Gray at 584-5121.
Additional events supporting
the local athletes include the
second annual Taylor County
Special Olympics Bake Sale
slated Friday, April 22, at both
Capital City Bank and Citizens
State Bank. Sponsors include
"* Please see page 3


the school," TCHS Assistant
Principal Anne Morgan said.
"The high school was
commended for the impressive
array of technology available
for students and teachers," she
said.
"They said we had better
technology available for our
students than some community
colleges," Thompson said.
"They also pointed to the high
expectations and high standards


we have set for all students,"
Morgan said.
"And that the kids are
delivering," Thompson added.
"They commended us for
analyzing assessment data and
using it to improve students'
academic performance and
for offering a wide variety of
programs to meet the needs of
the student body as a whole."
." Please see page 3


The annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special
Olympics will be held Tuesday, starting at 9 a.m.











Editorial


A-2 Taco Times April 13,2011


CAPITOL UPDATE


from the office of Sen. Charles Dean



Senate passes its budget


Editor's Note: The following
summary of the Legislature's fourth
week of business in Tallahassee
was featured in Senator Charles
Dean's weekly newsletter, "The
Dean Document," which was
distributed Friday. Also included this
week was an examination of the
Senate's budget proposal (below).
The big news in the Florida
Senate this week was the
passage of the Senate's version
of the state budget. Under the
state constitution, the budget
is the only piece of legislation
lawmakers are required to pass
during the legislative session.
However, health-related
spending will play a critical role
as House and Senate negotiators
try to balance the budget. This
sets up tough negotiations
for the next four weeks of the
session.
The House and Senate voted
out competing spending plans


on Thursday evening. The
Senate's $69.8-billion proposal
and the House's $66.5-billion
proposal will form the basis of
the coming Budget Conference
Committee in the next few
weeks.
Also on the Senate floor
this week, a bill to transfer
the functions and trust funds
of the Agency of Workforce
Innovation to other agencies
was passed. An amendment
was offered to allow faith-
based providers to use their
own curriculum for child care
programs. It was adopted. Then
another amendment was offered
to allow Pre-K programs run by
faith-based groups to choose
their own curriculum. It was
adopted. The bill then passed 36-
2. The Northeast Florida State
Hospital will also remain open
in Macclenny for the coming
year, based on an amendment


passed on the Senate floor on
Wednesday.
The Senate then took up the
following House budget bills,
deleted the House language and
sent them back blank to set the
chambers up to conference: HB
5405, HB 5403, HB 5303, HB
5305, HB 5309, HB 5007, HB
5011, HB 7205, HB 7207, HB
5005, HB 5007, HB 5011, HB
7203, HB 7205, HB 7207, HB
5401, HB 5403, HB 5405 and
HB 5409.
Senator Charlie Dean
again had a number of bills
pass through committee this
week, including Senate Bill
904, pertaining to the Florida
Department of Disabled Veterans
and Senate Bill 888 having to do
with the act of sexting. Senator
Dean also had a bill pass on
the Senate floor, Senate Bill
968 which streamlines boating
licenses.


Budget includes tiered retirement contributions I


The Florida Senate passed a
$69.8 billion budget Thursday,
$700 million less than the
current budget, but a budget
many Senators feel was very
transparent.
One such example of the
transparency can be found
in how Florida's five water
management districts and its
clerks of court system are
budgeted. Both are left off the
books in the House budget,
since they levy tax dollars
independently of the Legislature,
but are kept in the Senate budget.
Furthermore, the Senate also
calls for greater oversight of
the water management districts,
requiring legislative approval of
their budgets and lowering their
current millage rates, saving
taxpayers $210.5 million in
property taxes.
The Senate budget passed by
a vote of 33-6. The unanimous
support for the bill from
Republicans and the smattering
of support from Democrats
notwithstanding, some Senators
noted they would vote for the
bill to get it to conference but


would not approve it in its
current form for a final vote.
The House and Senate budgets
are also at odds over reductions
in state worker pensions. The
House version calls for a three
percent flat rate contribution
from the 655,000 members of
the Florida Retirement System.
Workers would contribute
two percent of their salary
up to $25,000 in the Senate
version, after amendments were
added, but from there it rises
on a tiered system. Senators in
the Governmental Oversight
and Accountability Committee
worked out a bill last month
and adopted an amendment by
Senator Charlie Dean which
created a similar tiered system
and gained grudging support
from union members. The
bill was scrapped in favor of
an appropriations bill from
Budget Chairman Senator J.D.
Alexander. (This bill originally
included a three-percent flat
contribution rate like the House
budget which passed Thursday.)
An amendment was added
on the Senate floor to require


legislators and statewide elected
officials to contribute one
percent more than other workers
at each contribution level
tier. For instance, lawmakers
would put three percent of their
salary toward their pension up
to $25,000, five percent up to
$50,000, and seven percent for
$50,000 and above.
Per student funding in
PreK-12 was cut by $423, but
Senator David Simmons who
chairs the PreK-12 Education
Appropriations Committee,
noted most of the cuts were due
to the evaporation of federal
stimulus funds. He said state
spending on education remained
virtually the same.
The state's Medicaid program,
,which at $20 billion takes up.
nearly 30 percent of the current
budget, was cut by $1 billion
in the Senate budget. Most of
the cuts fell on the Medically
Needy program, which also got
a name change. The program
will now be called the Medicaid
Non-Poverty Medical Subsidy.
.. Please see page 5


Letters to the Editor


Newcomer praises Perry and its community


Dear Editor:
I'm new to the community
and I just arrived, my husband
grew up here as a youngster.
But I wanted you to know what
it was like to be a newcomer to
Perry.
I'm originally from Texas,
but have recently moved
from California. I will have


to tell you what a wonderful
group of people live here. In
every experience I have had
so far it has been a wonderful
experience. Anything from
DMV, insurance, grocery
shopping, banking, every
person I have come across in
this town so far has been so very
pleasant.


This town of Perry is a gem.
And the people here shine
like no other I've seen and
I have traveled many miles
and met plenty of people. The
community of Perry has lots to
be proud of and I am proud to
be a new citizen of this fine city.
Sincerely,
Elizabeth J. Crews


An open letter to hunting club members


Dear Editor:
This is an open letter to
the members of Three Rivers
Hunting Club.
I just attended the meeting
of the Board of Directors of
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Three Rivers Hunting club. I
have to admit it was a very eye
opening experience, the main
topic of discussion was to allow
or not allow the members of the
club to vote on purposed rule


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changes. They also reviewed
and discussed the proposed new
rules and there were far more
proposed rules than I thought
there would be.
It is my opinion that the board
is currently split on the idea of
allowing the members the right
to vote on rule changes to our
hunting options, like the corn
debate and the current vote on
the subject.
The board has difficult
choices to make on the proposed
rule changes. There is no way
to make every member of any
club or organization happy and
that is the main reason that I
support putting these choices to
a vote of the membership. The
membership owns and pays for
this club and deserves a vote on
these issues, I would encourage
you to contact the Board of
Directors and voice your
opinion. I would also encourage
you to attend the next meeting
of the board. It is open to the
membership and the board was
very receptive to our input on
their discussions, even when we
disagreed.
Sincerely,
Todd Smith
Candidate for Board of
Directors
Three Rivers Hunting Club


--


"Real Cowboys Don't Need Government Subsidies."


Midweek Muddle


One of the first things my mother
did each day was brew sweet tea;
She'd make the tea early in the
morning, so it could drown in a cup
of sugar before additional water
was added to dilute the mixture.
Then, as she cooked peas or
greens, she'd pour herself a small
inaugural glass of that day's brew,
sipping as she cooked. She liked
it diluted with even more water
and flavored with fresh lemon. It
sparkled like a topaz when the sun
shone through the window over the
kitchen sink.
I took tea for granted much of my
life until I came to rely heavily upon
it during my early motherhood
days.
That's when I realized the tea I
was making wasn't as good as the
tea of my childhood. It was okay. It
was sweet. But it wasn't sparkling.
"You can't just throw cold water
in there," she said to me.
This was an unusual admonition
from a woman who hated the
kitchen and could have lived with
just a can opener and a hot plate.
She explained that tea bags should
languish in nearly boiling water for
7-12 minutes but no longer. "It will
get cloudy," she said. "I don't like
cloudy tea."
Then the hot tea had to be
immediately introduced to the sugar,
"but do not," she said, emphasizing
the "do not" add the cold water.
"The tea needs to sit and allow the
sugar time to melt-- 15 or so minutes.
Then you can add the cold water
gradually, as you stir constantly."
Mother never kept tea from one
day to the next. It was made fresh
each morning, with leftovers used


king tea



By SUSAN H. LINCOLN

to water the tomato plants at the
back door.
"And she makes it in an old
mayonnaise jar," the husband
always grimaced.
"It's who she is," I said, offering
little more explanation. We gave her
a new tea pitcher every Christmas;
she used jars instead.
When the household shrunk
to one, she went to a smaller
mayonnaise jar.
When company came, she
transferred the mix from the jar
to a pitcher. But once you know
your proportions, you don't test the
waters. You revel in success, and
then you spend the rest of your life
expecting it.
I have been known to pick
restaurants because of the quality
of their sweet tea.
I have been known to avoid
restaurants because of the quality
of their sweet tea.
I highly suspect that sweet tea
may actually be hurtling through
my veins along with printer's ink,
bumping against blockages which
pay testament to the hamburgers,
ribs and steaks I've enjoyed through
the years.
My friends remind me that I
should drink water with my meals.
I should also eat an apple and a cup
of yogurt. But if I did that, I firmly
believe I'd be hit by a car, and that
would really make me mad. If I'm
hit by a car, I hope it's on a day that
I've had three-cheese lasagna and
cheesecake, with a tall glass of tea.
After all, sweet tea is "the house
drink of the South," and that's
certainly true of every house I've
lived in.


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Under agreement, density increases to 10 units per acre for 2 parcels at Taylor's coast


COUNTY/DCA AGREE
Continued from page 1
agree it is in their respective
mutual best interests to do so."


Hutchins, along with
Catherine Redding and Clint
Wood representing the Woods
family, all of whom intervened
in the proceedings, also signed


Crop forecast in the works

SCALLOP SEASON
Continued from page 1
from our coastal waters. I will forward a copy of your letter and
this letter to the FWC asking that they give strong consideration to
opening the scallop season two weeks early this year. I expect our
request will be viewed favorably," Scott concluded.
Under Dean's proposal, scallop season would open June 19
instead of July 1 for areas from the west bank of the Mexico Beach
Canal in Bay County to the Pasco-Hemando county line near
Aripeka. (Taylor County is included in the affected area.)
As of presstime Tuesday, Dean's office was awaiting word from
a crop forecast before moving forward.


APRIL CALENDAR
Continued from page 1
Capital City Bank, Sandy Toes
Red Hat Society, employees of
Dr. Diane Schlick and Citizens
State Bank.
The second annual Special
Olympics In-Shore Fishing
Tournament will be held
Saturday, April 30, starting at
"safe light" and ending with a 5
p.m. weigh-in.
Entry fees are $30 per person
(children 12 and under are free).


TCHS
Continued from page 1
She added that they credited
an "outstanding team approach"
for TCHS's improvement from
a D to an A last year.
"The process requires
that the assessment include
accommodations and required
actions," Morgan said.


Prizes include $500 for the
largest legal redfish and $500
for the largest trout.
Relay For Life volunteers are
also swinging into high gear
with the main event less than
three weeks away. Registration
is underway for the Survivors
Banquet planned Tuesday,
April 19, at the Perry Woman's
Club starting at 6 p.m. For
more information and to RSVP,
please contact Jennifer Linton
at 584-7492.
Survivor registration forms


TCHS' required actions
included:
Organize faculty into multi-
subject, multi-grade learning
communities or study groups;
Re-instate the Grade 9
Teams. Morgan said the teams
were disbanded this year due to
class-size issues;
Restructure leadership
team to include a permanent


the agreement last week.
Under the agreement, the
county's comprehensive plan
will be amended to reflect
a designation of mixed-use
urban~ development for both
properties, but will include
a notation referring to a site
specific element referencing the
parcels and the requirements of
the agreement.
The site-specific element will
state that until centralized sewer
is provided to the parcels, the
maximum allowable density
will be four units per acre and
once sewer is available, the
density will increase to 10 units
per acre.
After the agreement is signed
by all parties, the county will
move forward with drafting a


are available at the Taylor
County Public Library,
Walgreens and Wachovia Bank.
Teams are invited to meet at
the Taylor County High School
track Monday, April 18, at 5:30
p.m. to select their camp sites
for the event.
Closing out April will be the
annual Relay For Life Friday,
April 29, and Saturday, April
30, at the Taylor County High
School track. All proceeds
benefit the American Cancer
Society.


teacher member to take part in
meetings;
Increase opportunities
for parents and community
members to participate in the
decision-making process.
The QAR team was in Perry
from March 13-15, spending
one day visiting classrooms
and talking to teachers,
students, parents and the
administration.
"It is a meaningful process,"
she said. "We have to look
at ourselves. It is a reflective
time.
The school now has five
years to implement the required
actions.


comprehensive plan amendment
to reflect the changes included in
the agreement. Once approved
by the commission, the
amendment will be forwarded
to DCA for review and approval
and finally sent back to the
county for implementation.
The county transmitted
the original amendments in
November 2008, and DCA
filed its objections in June
2009. Several months of talks
between county officials,
representatives from DCA and
the landowners produced no
headway and in February 2010
the commission approved the
amendments unchanged and
returned them to DCA for a
final review, resulting in the
agency's issuance of its intent
to find them not in compliance
with state law.


Lawyers for both sides met
in September for administrative
hearing before Judge D. R.
Alexander which lasted two
days.
Ultimately, the judge found
in favor of DCA and issued
a recommended order in
December stating that "the
department has shown by a


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preponderance of the evidence
that the two plan amendments
are not in compliance."
In response, County Attorney
Conrad Bishop filed a series
of exceptions, which would
have been heard by Scott and
the cabinet had the stipulated
settlement agreement not been
reached.


A Community Easter Egg
Hunt will be held Saturday, April
23, at Buckeye Park starting at
10:30 .m.
Parents and children are
invited (birth through sixth
grade).
The event is being sponsored
by New Home Baptist Church
and Southside Baptist Church.


- Jennifer Sullivan
.. was given a
"Surprise"
Sixteenth Birthday
present of keys to a
Ford Fusion
by her parents
David and Sue Ellen
Sullivan,
at Timberland Ford
J" IMWa


HAPPY

BIRTHDAY

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aged 12 to 19 years increased from 5.0% to 18.1%.
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lead to type 2 diabetes, asthma, pediatric hypertension,
coronary heart disease, increased stress on weight
-bearing joints, bone fractures, adult obesity, low self-
esteem, and poor peer relationship.
7 Bad Habits that contribute to overeating:
* Grazing throughout the day, instead of eating planned
meals and snacks
* Skipping meals
* Super-sizing portions
* Drinking soda or juice with meals, instead of water or
milk.
* Serving meals buffet style, instead of serving
controlled- portion meals.
* Eating beyond fullness.
Safe Dietary Changes in Growing Children:
* Cut back on fried foods.
* Cut back on sugar, especially from juice and sweet
snacks.
* Serve child size portions. Use measuring cups to realize
true portion size.
* Serve more whole grains, such as: brown rice, whole
wheat bread, whole grain cereal, whole wheat pasta.
* Cut down on fast food (one time per week no more).
* Have eating -out rules.
* Drink water instead of soda or juice.
* Limit the number of snacks per day and select those
with 100 calories or less.
* Eat 5 fruits & vegetables (not starches) per day.
* If your child is over 2 years old, switch to 1 % or fat free
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Mindy Suk Dalton and William Lucas Parker will be married on
July 9, 2011, at 6 p.m. in Calvary Baptist Church.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Ken and Min Suk Dalton of
Perry. She graduated from Taylor County High School in 2005
and from St. Leo University in 2010. She is now a sixth grade
teacher at Madison County Central School.
The prospective groom is the son of Hal (Billy) and Brenda
Parker of Perry. He is a 2003 graduate of Taylor County High
School, employed with Gilman's.
A reception at the Catholic Parish Hall will follow the wedding
ceremony. Formal invitations will be issued but all friends and
relatives of the couple are cordially invited to attend.


Kristina Cone & Chad Holliday
April 30, 2011
Caitlin McHargue & Roy Petteway
April 30, 2011
Ashley N. Everett & Ronnie Morris, Jr.
May 7, 2011
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May 28, 2011
Rachel Kurimay & Chris Nelsen
June 18, 2011
Mindy Dalton & Lucas Parker
July 9, 2011
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H Edwards, Murphy

Wedding in Hawaii will unite couple


Vivian and Andrew Edwards of Quincy announce the
engagement of their daughter, Nicole, to Timothy Murphy of
Perry, the son of O'Neal and Janice Murphy of Perry.
The bride-elect is employed with Tallahassee Orthopedic Clinic.
She is the granddaughter of the late William and Sara Dalton, Pearl
Edwards and the late Clarence Edwards.
The prospective groom is employed with the Hospital
Corporation of America in Tallahassee.
He is the grandson of Juanita Pettitt and the late Neville Pettitt,
Edith Murphy and the late Grady Murphy.
The couple will exchange vows in a ceremony on May 5, 2011,
in Princeville on the Hawaiian island of Kahula.

New Arrival
Kayleigh Hannah Dice-Raulerson
Danny "Barn" Raulerson and Heidi Anne Dice announce the
birth of their daughter, Kayleigh Hannah, on Feb. 2, 2011. She
was born in Tallahassee's Capital Regional Medical Center at 1:24
p.m., weighing 7 pounds, 2 ounces, and measuring 20 inches in
length.
Maternal grandparents are Bobby and Heather Dice, Candy
Hightower and Jessie Whiddon. The baby's maternal great
grandparents are Lula Dice, the late George V. Dice, John and
Ellen Compton, Emory and Mary Anne Hightower.
Paternal grandparents are Rusty and Martha Raulerson. The
baby's paternal great grandparents are Joseph D. and Bertha B.
Raulerson, and Glennis and Nancy Cruce.
The new arrival is named in memory of her aunt, Hannah Leigh
Dice, and her great aunt, Kay Ann Levingston.
She was welcomed home by her big sister, Baylee Alexandria
"Alex" Raulerson.

Support group meets tomorrow
Bill Wertman, director of the Alzheimer's Project in Tallahassee,
will be at First Presbyterian Church on Thursday, April 14, to
attend the Caregiver Support Group and bring needed information
regarding "caregiving" of a loved one.
The meeting is open to everyone; it begins at 12:30 p.m. and will
conclude at 2.


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Obituaries


Christine Williams
Christine Williams, 50, died
April 11, 2011. She was a native
and lifelong resident of Taylor
County.
She graduated from Taylor
County High School in 1978
and was a member of Antioch
M.B. Church. She was a former
nursing assistant at Perry Health
Facility.
She is preceded in death by
her father, Otis Williams.
Survivors include: her mother,


Dorothy Lee Howard Williams
of Perry; a devoted friend,
Houston Wagner; a son, Markei
Ger'Kowski Jackson; three
daughters, LaTorya Antionette
Williams, Larasna Quina
Williams and Crystal Darnell
Jackson; four brothers, John
L. Howard, Eugene Williams,
Donnie Hampton and Bernard
Williams; five sisters, Mary A.
Inman, Sandra A. Collier, Julia
Hampton, Terisa Tucker and
Sharon A. Hampton; and eight
grandchildren.


Funeral services will be
Saturday at 2 p.m. at Antioch
M.B. Church in Perry. Interment
will follow at Springhill
Cemetery.
The family will receive
friends Friday from 5 to 7 p.m.
at Trinity Funeral Home, which
is in charge of the arrangements.

Sarah Harvey
Sarah Harvey, 88, died
April 10, 2011, at Tallahassee
Memorial Hospital. She was the


daughter of Walter and Mary
Coleman and the wife of Mike
Harvey.
She was a member of the First
Baptist Church in Dowling Park
and also a member of Eastern
Star.
Survivors include: three
nieces, Pat Taylor, Annette
Taylor and Beverly Coleman,
all of Perry; two nephews,
Walter Gray Hicks of Perry and
Warren Blue of Worthington
Springs; and one step-grandson,
Clyde Harvey of California.


Graveside services will
be held today, April 13, at
Bixler Memorial Gardens in
Dowling Park at 2 p.m. Beggs


Perry Chapel is in charge of
arrangements.
(Obituaries continue on page 6)


Medically Needy renamed


BUDGET
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Senator Joe Negron, who chairs
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Appropriations Subcommittee,
explained the new label was


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names the program, which
provides medical services to
people who would not otherwise
qualify for Medicaid, but whose
medical expenses drive them
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PALM

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Holy week schedule announced
First Presbyterian Church will observe Palm Sunday during 11
a.m. worship on April 16 at the sanctuary on Plantation Road.
Often called "Passion Sunday," the day marks the introduction of
Holy Week when the "passion" of Jesus Christ comes more sharply
into focus, "an intense rehearsal of the suffering and sacrifice."
During Holy Week, April 18-22, the church will hold a Maundy
Thursday Service on April 21 at 7 p.m.
An Easter Fellowship Picnic is planned for Saturday, April 23,
on the church grounds at 5 pm. Two services will be held on Easter
Sunday, April 24: early worship at 8 a.m. with a shared breakfast,
and then the traditional 11 a.m. worship service. There will be no
Sunday School.


Baptists plan special events
"Christ in the Passover" will be observed Sunday, April 17, at 6
p.m. featuring a Passover seder, a Jewish ritual dinner. Afterwards,
a covered dish meal is planned in the fellowship hall of the church.
"Secret Church," a simulcast with Southern Baptist Pastor David
Platt, will allow the opportunity to identify and pray for persecuted
Christians around the globe. The cost is free but workbooks are
needed; please call Kendall Cruce at 838-6800 or email Wade
Goodman (wago26@gmail.com).
"On a Hill Too Far Away" is the name of this year's Easter
cantata to be presented by the Celebration Choir on Friday, April
22, and Saturday, April 23, at 7 p.m.


A special Easter service is planned April 24 from 9:30 until
11:45 a.m. featuring the baptism of three youth, and a special
appearance by Jason Anthony, a Christian inspirational speaker and
chalk artist.
There will be no Sunday School or evening worship services.
Easter celebrations at Lakeside
Lakeside Baptist Church invites everyone to gather Wednesday,
April 20, from 6-8 p.m. for an Easter egg hunt, food, fellowship
and a special Easter performance by the children's choir and youth
puppet ministry, "The Popcorn Gang."
The puppet ministry will also perform during this Sunday
morning's worship service, April 17. The community invited.


Revivals, homecomings, anniversaries keep churches busy


Brotherhood hosts sleepover
The Brotherhood of New Brooklyn Missionary Baptist Church
will host its quarterly sleepover on Friday, April 15, beginning at 6
p.m. and continuing beyond breakfast on Saturday, April 16. "If
you have a young man ages 7-19, bring him to the church,"
organizers urge, reminding that a soup kitchen will be available
after breakfast.
At 3 p.m. on Saturday, the Brotherhood will host its fourth Unity
Within The Church program at Living Word Ministries, 606
Colson St. where Elder Joe Clark serves as pastor. Charles Brooks
will be the speaker for the program; everyone is invited to come
out and have "a good time in the Lord."
Praise & worship
New Jerusalem Primitive Baptist Church invites everyone to an

Obituaries


(Continued from page A-5)
Linda Faye Murphy
Linda Faye Murphy, 55, died
April 8, 2011, at her home in
Perry. She was a lifelong
resident of Perry, born to
Franklin Hendry and Betty
Bratton on March 15, 1956, in
Orlando.
Mrs. Murphy was a member
of the First Baptist Church and
an insurance agent for Perry
Insurance Agency for several
years. She was preceded in
death by her mother, Betty
Bratton Hendry, and her
grandparents, Brinson and Eula
Hendry.
, Survivors include: a son,
Duane Murphy; a daughter,
Nichole Wilder of Perry; her
father, Franklin Hendry Sr. of
Perry; a brother, Franklin
Hendry Jr. "Bubba" of Perry;
and a nephew.


Funeral services were held at
Joe P. Bums Funeral Home on
Tuesday, April 12 at 11 a.m.
Interment followed at
Woodlawn Cemetery.
You may sign the guestbook:
www.joepburnsfuneralhomes.
com.
Richard Lyndon
Gray
Richard Lyndon Gray died
April 10, 2011, in Tallahassee.
He was born in Browns
County, Ohio, but had lived in
Taylor County for the past year.
He served in the U.S. Army and
was a veteran of the Vietnam
War.
Survivors include: two
friends, Connie Sumner and
Mike Wessel, both of Perry.
Services will be held at a later
date. Beggs Funeral Home
Perry Chapel in charge of the
arrangements.


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afternoon of praise and worship on Sunday, April 17, at 3 p.m.
featuring Taylor County's own Minister Daryl Turnage.
Elder Floyd Miles is pastor of the church.
Homecoming at Antioch
Antioch Revival Center will observe Homecoming with revival
meetings at 7:30 p.m. April 18-22, and then on Saturday, April 23,
a Homecoming service at 11 a.m. with lunch following. Good
gospel singing and preaching are promised. The Rev. Robert
Watson invites everyone to attend.
Revival at Holy Faith
Revival services are planned at Holy Faith Tabernacle with
Minister Laurance McGriff as special speaker at 7 p.m. April 14-
16. Everyone is encouraged to attend.
Pastor's anniversary marked
Temple of God Baptist Church will mark the 10-year
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Quincy, will be the guest speaker.
The anniversary celebration actually begins today, April 13, with
services at 7 p.m. at St. John Baptist. It continues Thursday with
Pastors Chester and Carolyn Demps at Tabernacle Church, and
then Friday with Pastors Kenneth and Carmen Dennis at Faith
Restoration Center.
Everyone is invited to participate.




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We would like to invite the community to
celebrate with us Christ's
victory over death.
Schedule of Events
Jews for Jesus
presents
"Christ in the Passover"
Sunday, April 17 at 6 pm

The "Secret Church"
A simulcast with Pastor & Author David Platt
to be held in the Student Center
Friday, April 22 from 7 pm to 1 am

Celebration Choir Cantata:
"On a Hill Too Far Away"
Friday, April 22 and Saturday April 23 at 7 pm

Easter Sunday Special Service
With chalk artist and inspirational speaker Jason Anthony
Sunday, April 24 from 9:30 to 11:45 am
No Sunday school or evening worship






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PERRY FLORIDA
102 N Center St. 584-7066


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Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Cemetery
Annual Clean Up Day
Start at 9 a.m and clean until...
Please bring your own tools and help clean up cemetery.

Donations for cemetery (tax deductible) can be mailed to:
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Cemetery Fund
P. 0. Box 682 Shady Grove, FL 32357


For additional information, please call
Pastor Danny Lundy at 584-4979 or
Dale Rowell at 584-2849


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Saturday, April 24, 2010
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Mrs. Vickie Lynn Lyles, age
54, met her Lord and Savior
on the morning of April 9,
2011. She was predeceased
by her parents; Robert and
Gerry Parker of Austell, GA.
Vickie is survived by her best
friend and husband of 38
years Sam Lyles and their
two daughters Gerry Lynn
and Samantha Marie Lyles.
Her special gifts in her life
were her two granddaughters
Kayla LaBarie and Victoria
Lynn. She is also survived
by three sisters; Cindy
Ricketts, Robin Eva Adams
and Tammie Parker.
Mrs. Lyles was a hairdresser
and a school bus driver for 16
years with the Cobb County
School System in Austell,
Georgia and with the Taylor
County School System in
Perry.
Our family has been truly
blessed by the many friends
and caregivers. Gerry Lynn,
her eldest daughter was
her daily caregiver over the
years during her extended
illness.
Funeral services will be
held at 1:00 pm, Wednesday,
April 13'h, at Pleasant Grove
Baptist Church in Eridu
with the Rev. Danny Lundy
officiating. Visitation will be
held at the church from 12
noon until 1:00 pm. Funeral
services courtesy of Joe
P. Burns Funeral Home of
Perry.


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runner Saturday as he led the the event.
Taylor County High boys track Ellis was joined on the 4x100
team to a fifth place finish in the meter relay team by Brion
Capital City Championship at Scott, Tevin Jones and James
Chiles High School. Houston.
Ellis recorded first place Houston placed third in the
finishes in both the 100 meters 100 meters (11.10 seconds)
(10.90 seconds) and the 200 while Wesley Brandon placed
meters (21.92 seconds) and third in the shotput (45-01.50),
anchored the Bulldogs' first JC Cartwright was sixth in the
place 4x100 meter relay team discus (118.11.25) and Brandon
(42.76 seconds). Jones placed seventh in the
His 200 meter time was shotput (40-03.50).

Steinhatchee fishing

tourney casts off Sat.


Lachaddrick Ellis shows off his medals with Chiles
Track Coach Scott Gowan.


A-7 Taco Times April 13, 2011


'Dogs retain top


tourney seed


despite 8-6 loss


The Taylor County High
baseball team lost its first
district contest of the year
Friday at Tallahassee-Rickards
by an 8-6 decision.
The loss dropped the
Bulldogs to 6-1 in district play
with one district game left this
Thursday when Taylor County
hosts Florida High beginning at
7 p.m.
The Bulldogs have already
clinched the top seed in the
upcoming district tournament to
be played the week of April 25
at Rickards.
In Friday's game the Bulldogs
jumped out to a 5-0 lead after
the first inning but Rickards
added seven runs in the second
and the third to clinch the game.
Morgan Pelt led the 'Dogs at


the plate with a 2-for-3 effort
that included a double. Others
with one hit apiece included
Hunter Barfield, William
Wentworth, Daniel Wentworth,
Kyle Brooks and Dylan
Cason.
Conner Bishop got the start
on the mound, striking out three
batters in just over two innings
of work. Jake Murray came
on in the third, striking out
two before being relieved by
William Wentworth in the sixth.
Wentworth faced three batters,
striking out one.
On Monday night the 'Dogs
downed Mayo for the second
time this season by a 5-1 margin.
On Tuesday TCHS, now 13-6
overall, was scheduled to face
Alachua-Santa Fe.


The 10th annual Steinhatchee
Community Fishing
Tournament is set to go on
Saturday, April 16, beginning at
7 a.m.
This year's tournament will
feature $600 first prize awards
in four categories--red grouper,
redfish, trout and amberjack.
Second place in each division
will receive $300.


The entry fee is $30 per
person with weigh-ins to be held
at the Steinhatchee Community
Center and at Keaton Beach
Marina.
Tickets are available at most
area marinas. The tourney
is being sponsored by the
Steinhatchee Community
Projects Board and the Taylor
Tourism Council.


Prep-league baseball

sign-up is underway
Registration for the City of Perry's Prep baseball league is now
underway.
Youngsters 13 to 15 may sign up at city hall from 8 a.m. until 5
p.m. Monday through Friday. They may also register at the Perry
Fire Department daily from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m.
Set for April 30 in Steinhatchee

Fishing for Kids to benefit

Shands Children's Hospital


The seventh annual Fishing
for Kids Saltwater Trout
tournament will be held
Saturday, April 30, at Sea Hag
Marina in Steinhatchee.
The entry fee of $100 includes
registration, ramp fee, fish fry
afterwards and entry in the Big
Trout and Big Red pot.
There will be $2500 in prizes
including $1000 for first place
in the 5 trout aggregate weight
category.
All proceeds go to Shands
Children's Hospital. The
tournament is hosted by Shands

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Perry, FL 32348


Engineering. You may register
and pay on-line at www.
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Jayvee softball improves to


10-4, will face Maclay Thurs.


With one game left in their
regular season, the Taylor
County High junior varsity
softball team has one of the best
records Coach Mike Mash can
remember.
With a record of 10-4, Coach
Mash is quick to tell you, "These
ladies have worked hard, and
don't give up very easily."
That Lady Bulldog fight came
out at home in an 11-10 win
against Florida High. Down by
two runs going into the bottom


of the third inning, the Lady
Dogs got it done at the plate by
scoring runs on several singles
and two doubles by Katie Carter
in the same inning, taking the
lead to 11-5.
Behind the arm of freshman
ace Kelli Evans, the team held
Florida High to 5 runs in the top
of the fifth inning bringing an
end to a nail biter of a game.
The Lady Bulldogs then
faced Suwannee at home.
Neither team could get anything


going at the plate early on, but
two doubles by Kelli Evans
and singles by Ashley Todd and
Katie Carter put 5 runs on the
board.
Suwannee responded in the
fourth inning with 9 runs giving
the Lady Dogs their fourth loss
of the season.
A forfeit by Fort White
improved the TCHS record
to 10-4. The final game of the
season will be this Thursday at
6 p.m. at Maclay.


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Saturday, April 16, at the
Perry softball field complex
across from the high school.
The entry fee is $150 per
team with first and second
place trophies awarded. For
more information or to sign
up, contact Amanda Gregory
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On my honor,
I will do my
best...
Boy Scouts and adult
leaders from seven
North Florida troops
snapped to attention
during the raising of the
American flag Saturday
morning at the Spring
Camporee hosted by
local Troop 600. More
than 175 scouting
enthusiasts camped
for the weekend and
participated in forestry-
themed activities
including simulated
fire suppression,
cross-cut sawing,
log rolling, compass
and pacing, plant and
animal identification,
and completing
requirements on two
merit badges forestry
and pulp and paper.
The scouts also saw
demonstrations of tree
planting, harvesting,
and fire line plowing.
The event was held
near Potts Still Road on
Foley Timber and Land
Company property.


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aid Maryland member, family


Local firefighters came to
the aid of a far-away sister
firefighter who recently traveled
to Perry to settle the affairs of a
relative who died here.
Howard County, Md., Local
2000 firefighter Stacy Ruehl and
her family were in Perry facing
the difficult task of -packing
her aunt's things. However,
it wasn't until Ruehl and her
family arrived that they realized
the project would take much
longer than first thought.
"The power had been shut
off, so Ruehl's family could
only work during the day.
After spending nearly a week
in Florida, there was still a lot
of work to do," Taylor County


Local 3789 Secretary-Treasurer
Chris Williams said.
Ruehl's husband, Rich, is
president of Local 2000 in
Maryland.
"I wanted to do something
to help, but I couldn't do it
from Maryland. So I contacted
Taylor County Local 3789 to
see if they could lend a hand,"
he said.
"As it turns out, Local
3789 is a small local of seven
firefighters. To our surprise, six
of them showed up at the house
the next morning. All of them
brought their own trucks, ready
for anything," (Stacy) Ruehl
said.
Within a few hours, the


group had packed the rest of the
furniture in a U-Haul, filled the
U-Haul with boxes, made a trip
to Goodwill, a trip to a storage
facility and took more than
30 bags of trash to the dump.
They changed the battery in
the aunt's car, loaded it onto a
trailer, attached the trailer to
the U-Haul and even turned the
truck around to make it easer to
get on the road, Ruehl said.
"We may have a small
local, but we definitely feel
like we are part of the greater
firefighter family. We worked
fast and efficiently, kind d
like a NASCAR pit crew. And
we were glad to do it," Williams
said.


Tfa Cesca es 2011


Little Bulldawg Relays
The first "Little Bulldawg Relays," featuring a number of field and track events, was recently held at the Taylor
County High School track. (Top photo) Benjamin Lorentz won first place in the boys long jump. (Middle photo, left),
Girls Relay winners, left to right, Anna Morgan, Catherine Crawford, Jessica Knowles and Alisha Price. (Middle
photo, rgith) Alisha Price also won second place in the long jump. (Bottom photo) Left to right, Naldito Limus hands
off to Trooper Price; Dawson Bishop hands off to Ben Wurgler. The event was sponsored by Little Pine Pediatric.


Ooh-la-la
Shuge Mangum was Bob Bell's "right hand woman" for Tablescapes 2011, a
floral design showcase sponsored annually by the Perry Garden Club. President
Vivian Sheffield reported that ticket sales generated $1,335 for the club While
Bell's designs (along with club members' arrangements) brought in another $935
for a total of $2270. "It was a big success," she added, but those who attended
could only talk about the orchids, and Bells of Ireland, the lilies and beautiful
bases created by Bell from natural :elements especially for the showcase.
(Photos by Debbie Simmons)







B-2 Taco Times April 13, 2011


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Window Manufacturers for Insulated
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AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 16, AT
6:30 P.M. AT 1693 SW MOSELEY
HALL ROAD (CR 360) IN MADISON.
LIQUIDATING BALANCE OF
MERCHANDISE FROM A LARGE
DISCOUNT RETAILER. ITEMS SUCH
AS BREAD MAKER, BLENDERS,
COFFEE MAKERS, TOOL BOXES,
FANS, JOINER/PLANER, TABLE SAW,
KNIVES AND MANY OTHER ITEMS.
YOU WILL NOT WANT TO MISS THIS
AUCTION, COMFY SEATS AND LOT
OF FUN. 10% BUYERS PREMIUM.
MC.VISA, DISCOVER, DEBIT CARDS,
CHECKS AND CASH ACCEPTED. AU
691 RON COX. AB 2490. 850-973-
2959.
04/13-04/15



Large yard sale, Friday evening and
Saturday at 2409 US 98 West (between
Mini Storage and Deals Oyster House).
04/13-04/15

Yard sale, behind produce stand on
Beach Road Thursday-Sunday from 8
a.m.-until. Lots of handmade items,
knives, purses, baby crib sets and lots
more. Call 295-4205.
04/13-04/15

Continuous moving sale until all items
are sold. 112 Crit Jones Drive in Taco
Heights. Love seat in good condition for
$50, desk for $15, recliner for $10,
chest of drawers for $40, ceiling fan for
$15, floor lamp for $5, 2 folding yard
sale tables (5' X 28", $25 each or $40
for both), and tools. Call any time. 850-
584-2007 or 850-295-1795.
04/13-04/15

3 family yard sale Saturday from 7
a.m.-12 p.m. at 198 Dogwood Way in
Pine Ridge. Furniture, Clothes, Toys,
Baby items, Electronics and much
more.
04/13-04/15

MISCELLANEOU


Need Cash?
Got Junk?
Got Junk Cars, Truck?
I buy Scrap Metals!!
850-838-JUNK (5865).
State Certified Scales


Overgrown plant sale: 1-gallon size for
$1. Formosa Azalea, Dwarf Burford
Holly, Carissa Holly, Variegated
/ Pittosporum.Turkey Roost Nursery,
584-7395.


AKC registered Black Lab puppies.
Male and Female available to a good
home on May 8th. They will have their
first shots and worming. Parents on
premises. Asking $200. Call 850-223-
2092 or 850-838-6744 for more
information.
04/06-04/22

Baby chicks for sale. $1.50 and up.
Some hens. Call 584-7781.
04/13-05/04 (Wed.)




Wanted. A good used piano to be used
by the Kiwanis Club meeting. Call
Bobby Edwards at 672-9392.
04/01-04/13



Brand new 2 or 3 BD/2 Bath DWMH.
$35,995. Includes delivery, setup,
AC/Heat, steps and skirting. Prestige
Home Centers, Chiefland. Open on
Sunday 12 to 5. 800-477-2492.
01/14tfnph

Brand new 4 BR/2 Bath starting at
$55,995. Prestige Home Centers,
Chiefland. Open on Sundays, 12 to 5.
800-477-2492.
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DEADLINES:
The deadline for classified
ads are Monday by 5 p.m
for the Taco Times and
Wednesday by 5 p.m. for
the Perry News-Herald.


Small ads..big deals!




c and 2001 Ford F-150 XLT Super Cab Short TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
area. Bed. 63,400 miles. V8, 5.4 liter, COMMISSIONERS
g, 3 automatic, off road 4X4, running Full Time Library and Information
,500- boards, towing package, A/C, AM/FM Services Director. $34,777 -$40,310
Cassette. $9,500. Call 838-7002. DOQ. Applications and job description
04/08-04/29 can be obtained from
www.taylorcountygov.com, Mobile
seto Career Lab at Perry K-Mart on
vision 2001 Ford F150 supercab 4 door one Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays
).Call owner. Runs good. $7,000. 175,000 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.; or Workforce
-584- plus miles. Call 850-843-1980 or Position open until filled. Taylor County
evenings 850-584-7428. Board of County Commissioners is an
04/08-04/15 EEO, VP, DT, background check
employer.
toad. 10/27tfnbcc


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Used & repo mobile homes. Financing
available. Prestige Home Centers,
Chiefland. Open on Sundays 12 to 5.
800-477-2492.
01/14tfnPH
Bank repo. 3 BD/2 Bath on 2 acres in
Shady Grove area. EZ financing with
low down payment. Prestige Home
Center, Chiefland. Open Sundays. 800-
477-2492
PH
A 2004 Homes of Merit 4 BD/2 bath on
2.5 beautifully manicured acres in
Morriston. Tape and textured
throughout with crown molding. Fenced
with 2 pastures so bring your horses.
Just $3,500 down and $512 per month.
owner has financing, Call 352-493-
9600.
03/23tfntmh

Bank foreclosure 3 BD/2 bath 2007 DW
in Gainesville. $2,000 down and $308
per month. Owner has financing, Call
352-262-4531.
04/06tfntmh

A 4 BD/2 bath home in chiefland close
to town. Home has brand new roof, A/C
and new carpet. Two large workshed.
Just $4,500 down and $670 per month.
Owner has financing, call 352-493-
9606.
03/23tfntmh

A 3 BD/2 bath Jacobsen on 5 acres in
Newberry. Fenced and ready for your
horses. Minutes from Gainesville.
$4,100 down, and $740 per month.
Owner has financing. Call 352-262-
4531.
04/13tfntmh

A 4 BD/2 bath Jacobsen of 2.5 acres in
Old Town, just minutes from town.
$4,000 down and $610 per month.
Owner has financing, call 652-493-
9606.
04/13tfntmh

2001 SWMH 16'x80', 2BR/2BA.
Excellent condition. Open floor plan
with garden tub, walk-in closets, decks,
A/C and appliances included. Buyer
must move. Asking $23,500. Call (850)
843-1963.
03/23-04/15


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Office space for lease. 224 N. Jefferson
Street. Will alter to suit. On-site parking.
Up to 4,000 sq. ft. SAH Properties. Call
850-656-6340.
11/17fnks

TIDEWATER APARTMENTS
Now accepting applications for 2- 3
bedroom apartments. -0-rent for
qualified applicants.Water/Gas
furnished. On-site laundry. Public
transportation available. Close to City
Park, Boys and Girls Club, Shopping
Plazas. Call 850-584-6482.
TDD 711, EHO.
01/05tfnWA

3 BD house for rent just inside the city
limits on a deadend road. The house is
on 1 acre of land with a creek running
through the property. $550 a month.
First, last and $250 security deposit to
move in. Call 727-433-4514.
04/06-04/08

Fully furnished trailer for rent. One
person only. No children. No pets.
Satellite TV & utilities included. Call
584-2199.
04/13-04/22
For rent with option to purchase,
Doublewide on 5 acres, no animals,
no pets. Adult community in Shady
Grove. 850-584-4331.
04/13-04/22
2 BR/2 bath SWMH on 3 acres for
rent. Proof of income and references
required. $500 a month and $500
deposit. Call 386-776-2405.
04/13-04/22
Beautiful house positioned on corner
lot for rent. 2 BD/1 bath in perfect
condition. $595 rent and $595 deposit.
602 W. Veterans Drive. Call 850-672-
0973.
04/13tfnLS

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3 BD/2 bath at 312 Cedar Street. $650
a month. First, last and $250 security
deposit to move in. Call 850-556-2762.
04/06-04/15

1 BD/1 bath home near Keaton Beach.
$650 a month plus $375 security.
Includes utilities. Adults only. Call 843-
1882.
03/16-04/08
3 BD/1.5 bath. Total electric. Central
heat and air. $500 a month. $500
security deposit. No smoking. No pets.
Limit of 2 children. References and
application. Call 584-6140.
03/23-04/15
2 BD MH on Lipscomb Cirice and a 3
BD home on Luther Wilson Road for
rent. Call 584-4516.
03/30-04/15

1 acre trailer lot on Beach Road for
rent. RV's are welcome. Leisure Retreat
area. Well, septic system and power
pole provided. Call 584-9261.
04/08-04/20

Everetts Mobile Home Park. Taking
applications for rentals. 2 BR/1 bath for
$375, with a $300 deposit. 2 BR/1 bath
for $400, with a $300 deposit. Park
Model, 2 BR/1 bath for $350 with a
$300 deposit. Water, sewer and
garbage included. Please apply in
person, Monday through Thursday.
Ms. Betty. 584-7094.
04/13tfnEMH


40 acres of land for sale with 500, ft. of
I0 frontage on Dennis Howell Road. Call
850-656-6340.
03/23tfnKS

Land for sale, 221 North between
Shiloh Church Rd. and Cairo Parker
Rd. 1 acre lots with paved roads. Owner
financing available. Please call (386)
658-1346 or (850) 584-7466.
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3 BD/2 bath DWMH on about 5 acres of
land. No owner financing. Serious
inquiries only. $75,000. Call 850-295-
4668 or 850-371-0124.
04/13-05/06

3 BD/2 bath frame house on 1 acre. 5
minutes from school located on Ellison
Road. Call 584-7781.
04/13-05/04(Wed.)




New tires starting at $45 through March
only at Ryan's Everything Automotive!
Call Justin at 850-584-8900, 4053 US
19 S. in Perry.
04/06tfnRCT
2001 Ford F-150 XLT Super Cab Short
Bed. 63,400 miles. V8, 5.4 liter,
automatic, off road 4X4, running
boards, towing package, A/C, AM/FM
Cassette. Call 838-7002.


2008 16ft. Baywater Center Console
with 50 HP Yamaha (low hours). Great
for rivers or flats. Water ready! N.A.D.A.
List $10,500, selling for $9,000. Can be
seen at Larry's Towing or call for more
information. 850-584-5317.
04/13-04/29
Jayco pop-up camper. Sleep 6. In very
good condition with lots of extras.
$1,800. Call 850-223-3283.
04/13-04/22

12' aluminum craft boat with motor and
trailer for $1,200. Call 584-7781.
04/13-05/04(Wed.)

Stumpknocker boat for sale. 25 HP
Yamaha, trolling motor, trailer and
ready to fish. Call 838-2385.
04/13-04/15


Rooms available at Skylark Motel
everything included from Monthly $585
(required $45 deposit), $165 weekly or
$40 daily (tax included). 317 N. Byron
Butler Pkwy. 850-672-0973.
1/7tfLS

Westgate Rooms available for rent.
Refrigerator, microwave, TV w/cable,
AC/Heater. Everything included. $165
weekly, $40 daily, $585 per month. RV
sites $20 daily, $100 weekly, $350
monthly. Tax included. 1627 S. Byron
Butler Pkwy. 850-299-6554.
tfLS
RV spot for rent. Not in park, includes
power, water, sewer, and cable for $350
a month. Call 727-433-4514.
04/06-04/08

One bedroom furnished apartment. All
utilities included (electric, water, sewer,
garbage and cable). No smoking. No
pets. $160 a week or $600 a month.
$100 deposit. Call 850-363-8196.
04/06-04/29

Woodridge Apartments
accepting applications for 1, 2, and 3
BR HC and Non-HC accessible
apartments. HUD vouchers
considered. Call 850-584-5668.709 W.
Church St., Perry, FL 32348 TDD 711.
"This institution is an equal opportunity
provider, and employer."
5/19tfWA


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WELDERS

STEEL TIG/MIG

ALUMINUM TIG


Needed immediately at Thule, Inc. (formerly UWS)!
Experience is necessary -- evening and midnight shifts.
Super benefits like affordable medical/dental/vision/life/disability insurance
after only 30 days, vacation time your first year, matching 401 K,
10 paid. holidays, a great group of co-workers, and much more!
Call Judy Batten at (850) 584-3448, ext. 101 to schedule a welding test.
Experienced only please. EOE/DFWP


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1 acre lot for sale with a well, septic
electric in the Keaton Beach
Fenced, large storage building
shelters and double wide pad. $28
Call 223-1059.
03/30-04/22
3 BD/2 bath DWMH on 1 acre clo
town. Quiet area. Paved subdiv
outside city limits in Perry. $49,500
Becky Thursday-Saturday at 850-
7094.
04/01tfnBR
One acre of land on Gas Plant R
Has well, septic tank and power
Call 850-584-5205.
03/25-04/20

Aucilla Riverfront home for sal
Nutull Rise area. Fish from your p
23636 Aucilla Landing Road. $325
Call 850-584-7901.
03/30-04/22
2010 Destiny MH. 56 X 32.4 BR/2
Excellent condition, must sell. L
kitchen with island, large master
and crown moulding throughout. 2
of steps, skirting and AC unit inclu
Some furniture included as well. As
pay off only. Must see. Has to be m
to your property. Call 850-843-035
04/08-04/29
Will buy land in Chiefland
surrounding areas. Call today fo
dollar. 352-493-9600.
04/13tfntmh


2005 Chrysler Town & Country. 74,000
miles with 25 mpg. Leather, automatic
doors, lift gate, and stow n'go floor
storage. Reliable, excellent condition
and well maintained. $12,000. Call 584-
4190.
04/13-04/22
Honda Goldwing motorcycle for sale.
Loaded and in excellent condition with
I/C and helmets. Call 838-2385.
04/13-04/15


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Meat Cutter. Experienced. Full Time
position. Steinhachee. Call 1-386-503-
8774.
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AVON! Call now to get started- earn up
to 40% still only $10 for Start Up Kit!
For appointment call: 850-570-1499
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BE A CNA
Train now for jobs in healthcare.
Professional environment/instructors.
No GED or High School Diploma
required if age 18. QUEST TRAINING
SERVICES. 386-362-1065.
04/13-05/06

Collector person position available. This
involves office work. Apply in person
only. Badcock Home Furniture and
More in Perry.
03/23tfnBC

Looking for experienced HVAC
installers and service technicians.
Come by Advanced Refrigeration and
Air Conditioning between 9 A.M. and 4
P.M. to receive an application. Must
have valid Florida drivers license.
tfnAR

Refuge House, Inc. is looking to fill the
following position: One full time Shelter
Advocate to work on the hotline andithe
shelter in -our Perry location. Core
duties include crisis intervention,
counseling, and advocacy to all victims
of domestic and sexual violence living
within the emergency shelter and to
victims calling in on the 24-hour hotline.
Required to update and maintain
hotline and referral sources, screen all
victims for shelter eligibility, call hospital
volunteers, document services in
participant files, provide daily
household needs to residential
participants and other duties required
of the position. Positions are scheduled
for irregular hours, as this is a 24 hour
program position.
Qualifications are a bachelor's degree
in human services, or 2 years of
relevant experience or significant work
experience. Refuge is an equal
opportunity employer. Disability
accommodations available. Call 850-
922-6062 extension 1003 or send e-
mail at carons@refugehouse.com for
more information.
03/23tfnRH
Do you have 10 hours a week that you
would like to make productive and earn
$1500+month?
www.freedomtodream.net or call 352-
360-5939.
04/08-05/18
Truck driver with Class A CDL. 2 years
driving experience. Call 386-294-3411.
04/13-04/22
Director of Allied Health Programs (RN)
wanted at North Florida Community
College. See www.nfcc.edu for details.
04/13-04/29NFCC
Clerical/office work and a bookkeeper
needed. Please call 386-294-1003 for
more information.
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Full-time Marina Fishing Clerk. Sales,
organizational skills and references
required. Apply in person at 322
Riverside Drive, Steinhatchee.
04/13-04/15SH

Tri-County Electric Cooperative has an
opening for a full-time Apprentice
Lineman in our Madison Office. The
candidate is required to have a
minimum of five years experience in
power line construction and
maintenance. The candidate must also
have a Class A, Commercial Drivers
License and live no more than 20 miles
from the Madison warehouse location
at 2862 West US 90. The cooperative
offers competitive salary and benefits.
Tri-County is an EOE and DFWP.
Please send resume and completed
Tri-County Employment Application
Form, which is available at any TCEC
office or online at www.tcec.com,
before May 6, 2011 to:
Stephanie Carroll
Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Inc.
2862 West US 90
Madison, FL 32340
04/13-04/22




A to Z Farm and lawn Service
Land'clearing, tree trimming/ removal,
dump truck service, harrowing, bush
hog mowing, rake work, dirt leveling
and complete lawn service. Call 584-
6737


TALL TIMBER TREE SERVICE
-Stump Grinding
*Tree Trimming
*Tree Removal
*Debris Removal
*Bucket truck use
*Bush Hogging
*Free Estimates* and
*Great Rates*
Call today!
850-838-5923 or 850-584-8191
Mark A. Moneyhan
Certified Quality Specialist
01/19-04/08

John Sesock's
Tree Service/Stump Grinding
*Tree Trimming/Bucket Truck
*Free Estimates
*Licensed & Insured Tree Expert
Also, Bobcat Work Done
Root Rake, Grabbier, Front End
Loader for Excavation/ Cleanup,
(850)-584-2027 (H)
(850)591-8301 (C)
See ad in phone book page 110.
02/02-04/29

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into your dirty carpet.

Call 584-CLEAN
(584-2532)





JM Handyman Home Repairs, LLC
Pressure washing, painting, concrete,
wood decks, Ceramic tile, laminate
wood available, Mobile Home Repairs,
RV Leak Repairs. 838-6077 or 584-
2270.
tfJM

FCI
Resource Recovery
1320 James D. Smith Road
Office: 850-584-6735
Mobile: 843-4242 or 672-0911
Our new facility will take oversize
wood waste not accepted at local
collections sites. Reasonable tip fees
apply to all wood waste taken. We
accept: Cypress, Pine and Water Oak
Clean untreated lumber
Clean unpainted concrete
Service available:
Grinding, road work and excavation
Hours: Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
03/25-04/22

Ronnie Terry & Sons
We buy Junk
(850)223-2340 or (863)509-3161
04/06-04/29


RES Ron's Electrical Service LLC
EC13004582-Insured
*Commercial
*Industrial
*Residential (Home & Mobile Home
Repairs)
*Petroleum Industry
850-677-0452
Ron Miller, Owner/Operator
04/06-05/25
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35 years and over prom. May 14th at
Jerkins Community Center. Tickets on
sale at Jewelz Hair Studio. G & G
Foxtrott. $25 each (will need a ticket
to enter).
04/08,04/22




NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Mike J.
Harris the holder of the following
certificate has filed said certificate
for a tax deed to be issued thereon.
The certificate number and year of
Issuance, the description of the
property, and the names In which It
was assessed are follows:
Certificate No, 537
Year of Issuance 2008
Description of Property Parcel No.


R05239-000
ONE ACRE IN SE CORNER OF NW1/4
OF SW 1/4 OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP
4, SOUTH RANGE 7 EAST., AND
FURTHER DESCRIBED PER PROPERTY
APPRAISER DRAWING AS
'COMMENCE AT THE SE CORNER OF
THE NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4, OF SECTION 26
TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH RANGE 7 EAST.
THENCE RUN WEST 210 FEET, THENCE
RUN NORTH TO THE SOUTH GEORGIA
& WEST COAST RAILROAD RIGHT OF
WAY, THENCE RUN NORTHEASTERLY
ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY TO THE
EAST FORTY LINE, THENCE RUN SOUTH
ON FORTY LINE BACK TO THE POINT
OF BEGINNING."
Name In which assessed MRS. W.B.
LEE ESTATE C/O JOHNNY LEE
Said property being in the County of
Taylor, State of Florida
Unless such certificate shall be
redeemed according to law, the
property described Is such certificate
shall be sold to the highest bidder at
the courthouse door on the 2nd day
of May, 2011 at 11:00 o'clock a.m.
Dated this 28th day of March, 2011
Signature: Annie Mae Murphy
Annie Mae Murphy
Clerk of Circuit Court
Taylor County, FLorida
03/30,04/06,04/13,04/20

The Taylor County Board of County
Commissioners is soliciting sealed
proposals for construction of the
Woods Creek & Harrison Blue Road
Widening/Resurfacing.
Qualified firms or Individuals desiring
to provide the required products or
services must submit five (5)
packages in a sealed envelope or
similar package marked "Sealed
Proposal for Woods Creek & Harrison
Blue Road Widening/Resurfacing" to
the Clerk of Court, 1st Floor
Courthouse, 108 North Jefferson
Street, Suite 102, Perry, Florida 32347
or P.O. Box 620, Perry, Florida 32348,
to arrive no later than 4:00 P.M., local
time, on May 2, 2011. All Proposals
MUST have the respondent's name
and mailing address clearly shown on
the outside of the envelope or
package when submitted. Proposals
will be opened and respondents
announced at 6:10 P.M. local time, or
as soon thereafter as practical, on
May 2, 2011, In the Taylor County
Administrative Complex, 201 East
Green Street, Perry, Florida 32347.
RFP Information MUST be obtained
from the Clerk of Court, 1st. Floor
Courthouse, 108 North Jefferson
Street, Suite 102, Perry, Florida 32347,
(850) 838-3506, for a $100.00 non-
refundable fee. RFP information may
be reviewed on-line at
http://www.taylorcountygov.com/bi
ds.html.
A Pre-Bid Conference will be held at
10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, April 20,
2011, at the Administrative Complex
located at 201 East Green Street,
Perry, Florida 32347.
The County reserves the right, In Its
sole and absolute discretion, to reject
any or all Proposals, to cancel or
withdraw this solicitation at any time
and waive any irregularities in the RFP
process, The County reserves the
right to award any contract to the
respondent which it deems to offer
the best overall service; therefore,
the County is not bound to award
any contracts) based on the lowest
quoted price. The County, In its sole
and absolute discretion, also reserves
the right to waive any minor defects,
'n the process and to accept the
proposal deemed to be In the
County's best Interest. The County, In
its sole and absolute discretion, also
reserves the right to assign a local
business preference in an amount of
five (5) percent of the proposal price
pursuant to Taylor County ordinance
No. 2003-12. No faxed Proposals will
be accepted.
Additional information may be
obtained from:
Causseaux, Hewett, & Walpole, Inc.
6011 NW 1st Place
Gainesville, FL 32607
(352) 331-1976
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS, Taylor County,
Florida
04/06-04/13

TAYLOR STORAGE CENTER LLC
3498 HWY 19. SOUTH
PERRY, FL 32348
AUCTION
UNIT
203 LATHONIA BENNETT
204 BOITA BUSH
224 MICHELLE CRAWFORD
332 SHONNA WILCOX
404 JENNIFER BURNETT
410 LAWRENCE BLOUNT
419 LORWRETTA GLOVER
DATE OF AUCTION -
APRIL 30, 2011 AT 9:00 A.M.
04/06, 04/13


NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING: The
District Board of Trustees of North
Florida Community College will hold
Its regular monthly meeting Tuesday,
April 19, 2011 at 5:30 p.m. In the NFCC
Board Room, NFCC, 325 NW Turner
Davis Dr., Madison, FL. A copy of the
agenda may be obtained by writing:
NFCC, Office of the President, 325
NW Turner Davis Dr., Madison, FL
32340. For disability-related
accommodations, contact the
NFCC Office of College
Advancement, 850-973-1653. NFCC is
an equal access/equal opportunity
employer.
04/13


NOTICE OF SPECIAL PUBLIC MEETING
AND BOARD MEETING
. The Big Bend Water Authority
("Authority") announces a special
public meeting to which all persons
are Invited. The special public
meeting Is to discuss and Inform the
public of Issues related to the
Authority's proposed sewer
expansion project. Specifically, the


special public meeting will focus
primarily on Phases 1, 2, and 3 of the
proposed sewer expansion project
which may Impact Individuals and
businesses located within Dixie and
Taylor Counties. The special public
meeting will be held on Thursday,
April 28, 2011, at the Big Bend Water
Authority's office, 1313 1st Ave SE,
Stelnhatchee, FL, 32359. The special
public meeting will begin promptly at
5:00 p.m. and Is expected to last
approximately 60 minutes. The
Authority will hold its regularly
scheduled Board of Directors'
meeting Immediately following the
special public meeting.
For more Information, including a
copy of the proposed agendas,
please contact the Big Bend Water
Authority's General Manager,
Stephen Hollowell, at (352) 498-3576,
or visit
www.blgbendwaterauthority.com.
04/13


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TAYLOR
COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF ELLIS I. MOORE,
Deceased
File No. 11-148 CP
Division: Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of Ellis
I. Moore, deceased, whose date of
death was January 4, 2011, is
pending in the Circuit Court for Taylor
County, Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which Is 108 North
Jefferson Street, P.O. Box 620, Perry, FL
32348. The names and addresses of
the personal representative and the
personal representative's attorney
are set forth below. All creditors of the
decedent and other persons having
claims or demands against
decedent's estate on whom a copy
of this notice is required to be served
must file their claims with this court
WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTH'S
AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30
DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF
A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate
must file their claims with this court
WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION
733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE
CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO(2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER
DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS
BARRED. THE DATE OF THIS
PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE IS APRIL
13, 2011.
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
Michael J. Ivan, Jr., Esquire
Attorney for Jonnie P. Moore
Florida Bar Number: 0016144
IVAN COLE BONNETTE & KANE, PA
One Independent Drive, Suite 3131
Jacksonville, Florida 32202
Telephone: (904)358-3006
Fax: (904)352-3066
Personal Representative:
Jonnie P. Moore
2067 Golf Course Road
Perry, Florida 32348
04/13-04/20


NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MOSC
FBO: IRA LINDA S RACKLEFF, the
holder of the following certificate has
filed said certificate for a tax deed to
be Issued thereon. The certificate
number, year of Issuance, description
of the property, and the names In
which the property was assessed are
as follows:
Certificate Number 465
Year of Issuance 2004
Description of Property:
Parcel Number R05278-000
East 1/2 of Lot 4 Block D of the N.L.
Smith Subdivision, according to the
plat thereof as recorded In the Office
of the Clerk of Circuit Court of Taylor
County, Florida.
Name in which assessed Melrosa
Williams
Said property being In the the County
of Taylor, State of Florida. Unless such
certificate shall be redeemed
according to law, the property
,. ,de qribeai shall be sold to the highest.
' "bidder af'the courthouse door on the
16th day of May, 2011 at 11:00
o'clock a.m.
Dated this 11th day of April, 2011
Signature: Annie Mae Murphy
Annie Mae Murphy
Clerk of Circuit Court
Taylor County, Florida
04/13,04/20,04/27,05/04


NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Eddie
Mitchell, the holder of the following
certificate has filed said certificate
for a tax deed to be Issued thereon.
The certificate number, year of
Issuance, description of the property,
and the names in which the property
was assessed are as follows:
Certificate Number 1013
Year of issuance 2004
Description of Property:
Parcel Number R08957-300
Begin at the NE Corner of the West
1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of
Section 6, Township 8 South, Range 8
East, thence run West 98.5 feet to the
East R/W line of a graded county
road, thence run Northerly along said
R/W line for 1121 feet for a Point of
Beginning. From said Point of
Beginning continue North along said
R/W line 110 feet, thence turn an
angle of 90 degrees to the right and
run east 100 feet, thence turn an
angle of 90 degrees to the right and
run East 100 feet, thence turn an
angle of 90 degrees to the right and
run South 110 feet, thence turn an
angle of 90 degrees to the right and
run 100 feet back to the Point of
Beginning, all lying and being In
Taylor County, Florida.
This property Is subject to restrictions
applied to the Bahia Unit, Cedar
island Subdivision, except trailer
parking Is permitted.
Name In which assessed Charles M.
Foster ill & Vinda Foster
Said property being In the County of
Taylor, State of Florida. Unless such
certificate shall be redeemed
according to law, the property
described shall be sold to the highest
bidder at the courthouse door on the
16th day of May, 2011 at 11:00
o'clock a.m.
Dated this 11th day of April, 2011.
Signature: Annie Mae Murphy
Annie May Murphy
Clerk of Circuit Court
Taylor County Florida
04/13,04/20,04/27,05/04


NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX


DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Eddie
Mitchell, the holder of the following
certificate had filed said certificate
for a tax deed to be issued thereon.
The certificate number, year of
Issuance, description of the property,
and the names In which the property
was assessed are as follows:
Certificate Number 907
Year of Issuance 2004
Description of Property:
parcel Number R08166-000
Lot 7 Block B of Bohannon Subdivision
according to the Plat thereof of
record in the Office of the Clerk of
Circuit Court of Taylor County, Florida.
This property is assessed with an
abandoned single wide mobile
home, VIn # G736512FN271 1.
Name in which assessed Laura Mae
Sales & Arthur Lee Moore JR
Said property being In the County of
Taylor, State of Florida. Unless such
certificate shall be redeemed


according to law, the property
described shall be sold to the highest
bidder at the courthouse door on the
16th day of May, 2011 at 11:00
o'clock a.m.
Dated this 11th day of April, 2011
Signature: Annie Mae Murphy
Annie Mae Murphy
Clerk of Circuit Court
Taylor County, Florida
04/13,04/20,04/27,05/04

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Eddie
Mitchell, the holder of the following
certificate has filed said certificate
for a tax deed to be issued thereon.
The certificate number, year of
issuance, description of the property,
and the names In which the property
was assessed are as follows:
Certificate Number: 635
Year of Issuance 2004
Description of Property:
Parcel Number R06313-050
Lot 10 of Kinsey Woodland
Subdivision, a subdivision as per the
plat thereof filed at Plat Book 1, Page
155, of the Public Records of Taylor
County, Florida.
Name In which assessed Nicole A.
Leboeuf & Roland Hildreth
Said property being In the County of
Taylor, State of Florida. Unless such
certificate shall be redeemed
according to law, the property
described shall be sold to the highest
bidder at the courthouse door on the
16th day of May, 2011 at 11:00
o'clock a.m.
Dated this 11 th day of April, 2011.
Signature: Annie Mae Murphy
Annie Mae Murphy
Clerk of Circuit Court
Taylor County, Florida
04/13,04/20,04/27,05/04


NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned,
pursuant to the fictitious name
statute, chapter 20953 or Section
865.09, Florida Statutes, 1941, will
register with the Secretary of State,
Corporation Division, Tallahassee,
Florida, upon receipt of proof of
publication of this notice the fictitious
name, to wit:
Premier Contracting Maintenance,
Inc.
under which we/I will engage In
business. I/We expect to engage In
business In Perry, Florida and our
address Is:
1305 Jefferson St. B, Perry, FL 32347
The extent of ownership Is:
Thomas Conyer 33.33%
Sharon Millnor 33.33%
Arby Lee 33,33%
04/13,04/20


The City of Perry, in accordance with Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Pretreatment
Rules makes notice of the following Industrial Users (UI) which have had infractions to their
City of Perry Discharge Permits.


Action Action Violation Penalty
Violation Violation Taken Taken Resolved? Amount (if
Facility Name Code Date Code Date (Y/N) any)
Lance Food Inc. vesM,OD. 3/23/10 PC 4/6/10 N None
Lance Food Inc, vPSrss. 1/5/10 PC 310/10 N None
Lance Food Inc. vPesss. 29110 PC 10/10 N None
Lance Food nc VPST.S.S. 2 f23/10 PC 3/10/10 N None
Lance Food Inc. VP S 3/2/10 PC 3/10/10 N None
Lance Food Inc. v"T'T 3/9'10O PC 3/10/10 N None
Lance Food Inc. VS -. 3/j16/10 PCPSNC 3J26/10 N None
Lance Food Inc. Vi'ri.s 3/23/10 PC/PSNC 4/6/10 N None
Lance Food inc, VPS'T.S. 4/13/10 KPC'/NC 426/10 N None
Lance Food Inc. v,'..s. 4/27/10 PC/PNC 5/7//10 N None
Lance Food inc. V'T 5/18/10 eawMwsw 6/1/10 N None
Lance Food Inc. "F'r 5/19/10 PMjo'rPTS 5'19/10 N None
Lance Food Inc. vTfS.s 5n/20/10 cwpc 5/20/10 N None
Lance Food Inc, WST1 SS. 41t 0 PC/PA 5/24/10 N $25.115384
Lance FWod nc. VnPT1i.S. 5/28/10Q PtWrN $58/10 N None
Lance Food Inc. wr's 6/1/10 r wra s 6/1/10 N None
Lance Food Inc, VPTS 6/15110 r o PS 6122/O10 N None
Lance Food Inc. r 6/'16/10 P~CwwI 6/11/10 N None
Lanne Fodl Inc. VI' "'' 62210 PL-.o 6/22/10 N None
LuiifteTWiMd Ln. V1.'T%' 6129/10 M'nrN'aN 7);12/10 N Nnc
Lance Fod Inc. V. f.s 8gi0 0 P cmwPSWNC 8/IUfW N None
Lance Food Inc. VPS s, .9/7/10 'C,,w c 9/!290 N None
Lance Food Inc. vp .s,s, 9/14/1w0 w 929/10 N None
Lance oo Inc VOt.S..s.. 914/10 rmNalC ^O9/ N None
Lance Food Inc,. VPTSS. 9/21/10 PCIPSNC 9/29/10 Y None
Lance Food Inc. ve.o. 4/27/10 PC PSNC 5/7110 N None
Lance Food Inc, vPss.O.. 5/18/10 PC/PSNC 6/1110 N None
Lance FcKrI Inc. VPsB.O.D. 6/1/10 PCPSNC 6/1/10 Y None
Lance Foodl nc, VMpH 8/31/10 PC W 31/10 Y None
Lance FoodInc. v '"' 9/14/10 PC 9114/10 Y None
Lance Food Inc. VP* 10/19/10 P s NC 10/19/10 Y None
Lance Food lnc, vP1 p I1911i0 "pSNC I11t11W0 Y None

.lhuIu nc. '' .rn 1.,I0'110 PC.,OV 3.25/10 Y N.one
Code Key


VPS Violation of Pretreatment Standard

VPST Violaion of Preiatment Standad TRC level
NOV Notice of Violation
PC Phone Call

PSNC Publish lUs in Significant Non Compliance

B.O.D. Biochemical Oxygen Demand

T.S.S. Total Suspigded So "

SC SceInium

WN ,Wriucn Notice



This is sworn as valid information per the City of Perry Wastewater Supcrintendent.

Stepn M Caruso
City of PMy
Wastewater Superintendent


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Sears, Hugger are awarded


'Master Logger' distinction


Two loggers from Taylor
County, Travis Sears and
Sammy Hugger, were recently
awarded the designation of
Florida Master Logger.
Master Loggers are logging
professionals trained in
environmentally sound, safe and
efficient logging practices. A
total of 41 loggers from around
the state received the Master
Logger designation following
completion of the three-day
education program held at Bear
Creek Educational Forest in
Quincy March 15-17.
The Master Logger course
includes training in safety,
business management, rules
and regulations, timber security,
environmental concerns, ethics
and public relations.
These Master Loggers now
return to their businesses with
enhanced credentials to offer
logging and forestry services
in this growing segment of
the local and state economy,
representatives from the Florida
Forestry Association said.
Forestry contributes $1.94
billion to the Taylor County
economy. Approximately
7,700 employees work directly
in the county's forest industry,
which generates a $577 million
payroll. Forest products and
paper companies within the


state collectively generate $16.6
billion in manufactured products
and create more than 133,000
jobs in local communities.
According to Bob Moore,
logger education program
consultant, "the program has
as its goals the enhancement of
professionalism among loggers,
the improvement of the state's
quality of life, the provision of a
continuing flow of forest goods
and services and the protection


of environmental qualities of
Florida's forests." Some 470
loggers in Florida hold the title
of Master Logger.
Forests cover more than 16
million acres in Florida--nearly
48 percent of the state's total
land area. The Master Logger
program is sponsored by the
Florida Forestry Association
and the Florida Sustainable
Forestry Initiative State
Implementation Committee.


RIMHNlHHA-)MM e --j
Travis Sears, left, and Sammy Hugger, were recently
awarded the designation of Florida Master Loggers.


Give a rescued animal a second chance-meet your match at the Taylor County
Animal Shelter. Available for adoption this week are a grey and white tabby cat, left,
and a silver and black Pekingese female dog. For more information, please contact
the shelter at 838-3525.


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