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Vol. 86. No. 15 18 pages- 1 Section


Briefs

Evolution

Alternatives











A measure to allow
teachers to present alter-
native theories to evolu-
tion passed a Senate
committee on Tuesday.
The act would allow
teachers to expose stu-
dents to both the intelli-
gent design and evolu-
tion theories. The bill
must still pass the full
Senate.



Hurricane

season is

almost here


It's just 50 days until
hurricane season. Now
is the time to develop a
family plan, create a dis-
aster supply kit, have a
pre-arranged place to go,
and to have a pet plan in
place.

See www.nhc.noaa.gov
for more information on
what you can do to stay
safe.

Evangelist

visiting

Chiefland

Lighthouse Word
Church is hosting meet-
ings with international
evangelist and author,
Keith Hershey, on Tues-
day and Wednesday,
April 29th and 30th at
7:00 pm nightly.

For the past 25 years,
Keith has been taking
the gospel into the na-
tions of Africa, Central
and South America, and
the Philippines and most
recently, Lebanon and
the Middle East. Keith
hosts the weekly televi-
sion program, L.I.EE.
Unlimited, airing in over
120 nations and is trans-
lated into Arabic, Span-
ish and Russian.


1 WHAT'S YOUR PASSION?
PUT YOURm EM INTO IT...

VOLUNTEER


Better Jena Boat Ramp On the Way
By David Ryman


r he County Commissioner's meeting on Thursday was well-attended and cov-
ered proposed improvements to the Jena Boat Ramp. Applications are being
made to the Florida Boating Improvement Program for grant monies to reno-
vate and expand the Jena Boat Ramp at the end of CR 358, the only launching fa-
cility on the Steinhatchee River near Jena. The board was given the option of ap-
plying in two parts, the first to cover the planning phase and the second to cover
the actual construction, or a single application to cover the complete project. After
discussions the commission opted for a single application, believing that although
the odds are better with the phased application, there is no guarantee the second
part will be granted as no-one knows what fiscal constraints will be imposed next
year. The one-hit approach puts the onus on the funding body to consider the
whole project and if they decide to
split the planning and construction
Average Sales Price for homes in Qtrula
over 2 years then.that would work Steinhatchee, FL...
too. $1,000,000

Improving the relatively sparsely �aowo��
populated area of Jena benefits Dix- $6o, 0
ie County residents by increasing $400,000
the attraction of the waterfront com- oMW.
munity and attracting badly needed _
tax revenue to the area. Although 210oo sBMi iuo2 3/104 7o's M iSos 3a/311
property values and demand peaked * aln r'
in late 2005, the last year has not
been as beneficial to residents. Home prices in the Steinhatchee area have been
decreasing and demand has slowed due to economic conditions and financing re-
strictions caused by the "mortgage meltdown" of the last few months. Any eco-
nomic boost to the area would be welcomed.

April 19th is "Dixie County Toxic Round Up" day, a project to collect, recycle, treat
and properly dispose of Household Hazardous Waste, jointly sponsored by Florida
DEP and the County Commission. Items wanted include:- Oil, oil filters, gasoline,
antifreeze, batteries, fertilizers, pesticides. insecticides, poisons, computers, TVs,
aerosol cans, household cleaners, fluorescent lamps, pool chemicals, paint thin-
ners, paint and photographic solutions. There are two round up locations, Old
Town Fire Station, CR349, 1/2 mile north of Hwy 19, open between 9am and 4pm
and Dixie County Court House on the corner of CR351 and Barber Ave, between
10am and 3PM. Call Joe Ruth at 352-498-1289 for more information.

Mr Bellot expressed his disappointment at last week's Advocate editorial concern-
ing Waldo Park. He said that much effort, money and thought had gone into the
,park over the years. Many trees were removed from the 40 acres of donated land;
unfortunately, bugs and hurricanes took care of several of the rest. He explained
that the stainless steel playground equipment was selected for its durability over
the less expensive plastic coated version. The Advocate's suggestion to allow local
businesses to sponsor shaded seating areas at the park to save county money was
not addressed.

Other issues discussed included proposals to ban large-scale strip mining in Dixie
County and the damage done to roadside ditches by off road vehicles.


Benefit to be held in


Dixie residents

travelling to see Pope

. _ _


Carol and Claude Bowens have lived in Dixie County
for the past six years. Mr. Bowens says that they de-
cided to move to Dixie after... Continued on Back Page


Higginbotham Enters

Race for

First District

County Commission

My name is Gene Hig-
ginbotham and I am
announcing my candi-

County Commissioner,
District 1.

I am the son of Wade
and Betty Higginboth- a
am. Daddy worked for
the County Road De-
partment and was the
County Road Superin-
tendent for 18 years. Mama was a school teacher in
the Dixie County School system for over 30 years.
Both are now retired.

I am married to Darlene; she is the daughter of
Charles Cheatwood and the late Evelyn Mills. We
have 5 children and 6 grandchildren. I am a 4th gen-
eration resident of Dixie County and the First Dis-
trict.

I graduated Dixie County High School, and then
served four years in the U. S. Air Force. I've worked
11 years as a Correctional Officer and 12 years as a
teacher at Cross City Correctional Institution. I've
been the acting Education Supervisor at CrCCI for
the past five years. SEE HIGGINBOTHAM, PAGE 18


Baker announces


memory of Cricket Spurlin candidacy for Sheriff


Cricket and the Matthew Express, one of Cricket's many contributions to our community.

A benefit will be held for Jodi Spurlin at the Cross City Park on
April 18, 2008. Grilled chicken dinners will be served with baked
beans, potato salad, and a roll for $5.00 each.

Raffle tickets will also be available for $1.00 each. Prizes to be
raffled include a barbeque grill donated by Danny king, a picnic
table donated by Frank Bussard, and much more.

Any donations will be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your
continued prayers and support.


Hello,
My name is Richard "Rick" Baker. I
would like to announce my candida-
cy and ask for the opportunity to
serve as your Dixie County Sheriff.

I was raised in West Central Florida.
I have been living in Dixie County
for 7 % years. I am 49 years old, di-
vorced with 3 children. They are Do-
minic 29, Nicole 28, and Joseph 25. I
was a member of the Dixie County
Fire and Rescue, District 2, from 2005
through 2007.


I served in the U.S. Army, 82nd Airborne Division, and the Graves Reg-
istration Unit. My military experience instilled in me a life long in-
terest to serve my country and community

I have over 17 years experience in law enforcement.

Please check next week's edition of this newspaper for the dates and
times of my open forums. I will be speaking at several places through-
out the county, so that all those wishing to attend can do so more con-
veniently. Please bring your questions and concerns. I look forward to
meeting and talking with each and every one of you soon.


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Weaiher by
Dana
Johnson
Cannon,
Clerk of
Court


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85/60
Partly
cloudy.
Highs in the
mid 80as and
lows in the
low 60s.


85/61
Partly
cloudy.
Highs in the
mid 80s and
lows in the
low 60s.


82/57
Scattered
thunder-
storms. Highs
in the low
80s and lows
in the upper


78/51
Times of sun
and clouds.
Highs in the
upper 70s
and lows in
the low 50s.


72/45
A few
clouds. Highs
in the low
70s and lows
in the mid
40s.


2..........Viewpoints
3...Law Enforcement
4.,Announcements
5....................Local
6................. Local


INDEX
7................ Local
8....................Church
9........Entertainment
10...........Real Estate
11............Classifieds
12...............TV Guide


13................Legals
14................School
15............. Home
16.........Family Fun
17.........Stuff to Do
18 ..........n Closing


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Thursday, April 10, 2008


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Viewpoints


Has it really gotten this bad in New York?
I could be talking about the Big Apple's
"newspaper of record," that being the New York
Times, but we already know what to expect from that
rag. This has to do with New York City's Police Dept.
No, this is not a put-down of the NYPD. I've
called them on a couple of previous occasions, but
this time they're the intended victim.
It seems that an illegal alien, operating an un-
licensed taxi service, is suing the NYPD for report-
ing him to the Immigration and Customs Enforce-
ment (ICE) agency, that being the new name for what
used to be the Immigration and Naturalization Ser-
vice (INS).
What's wrong with that? Isn't that what the
cops are supposed to do when they catch an illegal,
especially one operating an unlicensed business and
also, in this case, one who has already had some pre-
vious run-ins with the law?
Not in New York City, thanks to Mayor
Michael R. Bloomberg. In NYC, the police are not per-
mitted to report illegal aliens to federal immigration,
authorities. Why? Because that might make them feel
uncomfortable about contacting the police in the
event they needed to report someone for jaywalking
or being illegally parked.
The illegal resident in question is Waheed
Saleh, which does not sound at all Mexican, and cer-
tainly not Irish. It seems Mr. Saleh is from the West
Bank territory adjacent to Israel, where driving a cab
can be even more hazardous than driving one in NYC.
I don't know how he got into this country, but there's
a good chance he didn't even get his Gucci's wet in
the process. More importantly, he is not here legally,
and yet "the system" accommodates him filing a law-
suit against the city because a police officer allegedly
reported his illegal status to a federal agent.
If matters relating to this situation were
placed in their proper perspective, the first thing that
would be done would be to deport Waheed Saleh, after
which none of the other considerations would make
any difference. He'd be on his way back to the turbu-
lent Middle East, from whence he should not have
sought our borders in the first place.
Mayor Bloomberg's policy typifies a serious
failing of responsibility currently found in a lot of
city governments. It's called the "Sanctuary City"
concept. This is a corruption of an Old Testament
priority according to which a person guilty (or pre-
sumed guilty) of involuntary manslaughter (as op-
posed to intentional homicide) could legally escape
retaliation from the victim's family and/or friends by
going to a "City of Refuge" (Numbers 35:6-13) and
staying there at least until he had outlived anyone
who would be inclined to seek revenge.
Like quite a number of other big city govern-
ments, Bloomberg's NYC has arrogantly presumed
the authority to defy the federal government's legiti-
mate role in controlling who gets to come into this
country, how long and under what conditions they
can stay, etc.
Just for the sake of argument, let us suppose
that the mayor or city council of some American city
decided that the federal government's policy of col-
lecting taxes on individual incomes did not apply in
their jurisdiction. In other words, the IRS had no au-
thority to collect taxes in their town, and if any city
employee ratted out a resident (legal or otherwise),
the tax-dodger could sue for damages.
So, what's to be done with the problem of ille-
gal aliens driving taxis in NYC and suing the city
when they get caught? Simple enough. Replace the
ICE with the IRS and see how long it takes to get may-
ors of the Bloomberg persuasion to cooperate.


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Color Me Bubba and Sing Me "Swanee"


Kathy McKinney


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ourselves the laughingstock of the na-
tion. This time, we're debating
whether to keep the contemptible old
state song, Stephen Foster's Swanee
River (Old Folks at Home), or adopt a
new one that's 21st century, inclusive
and inspirational." Contemptible.
Harrumph. Sure, the words are writ-
ten in what passed for "black dialect"
at the time, and in Stephen Foster's


SWAt4EE RIVER




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imagination. So what? What's wrong
with having the State Song of Florida; a song about love
of family and home, sung in a "black voice?" Plantations
happened. We can't change what happened before we
were born; but erasing all traces of it as if plantations and
Jim Crow never happened shows a total disrespect for the
people that lived through those hard times.

Swanee River is a haunting song, with a soul. The
Maxwells of the state want to take that rich, deep, beauti-
ful song with its complex and somewhat dark racial histo-
ry and replace it with a sanitized, all-inclusive Disneyworld
of a song that really only represents the values of white
South Florida urbanites who've never been off pavement.
The Swanee song itself was altered for political correct-
ness years ago: most versions have updated the "dialect"
to language more suitable to public events and class


rooms. So why change it any more?

I remember when our music teacher Mrs. Keating was
teaching us to sing it in chorus at Anderson Elementary.
It's a great song for kids to sing; easy notes, especially for.
an alto girl like me. I thought we sounded so good! I also
remember staying up as late as I could after Star Trek or
Doctor Who to catch the beautiful sign-off that PBS
Gainesville used to play every night around midnight. Do
you remember that? The video was actually of the


Suwannee River...cypress trees and

song. It was beautiful. It was a damned
shame when they stopped playing it.

Mr. Maxwell apparently doesn't share
S-.- any fond memories of our state song.
He does say that he went to Middleton
High School, where his homeroom
. teacher told his class that the song was


"sickening blackface minstrelsy," and his
music teacher gave up trying to get the class to learn the
song because of the students' mockery. I can't imagine
Mrs. Keating putting up with that foolishness for two sec-
onds.

Maxwell has to make it a personal fight in which people
who support the new song are enlightened and modern
and anybody else is just a stupid redneck hick. He says
that "rural, white Floridians are pitiful when they wax nos-
talgic." He also says that the lawmakers in Tallahassee
who are fighting for the Suwannee are "a gang of fellow
Bubbas," and he takes special care to note that they're all
republicans. Yeah, well, Mr. Maxwell of the St. Pete
Times, if loving a song I grew up with makes me pitiful,
and pride in my home and history makes me a bubba, I
can live with that.


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Soaring gas prices and Sunoco in Cross City


The rise in gas prices over the past two years has
many people in limbo. It has been taking its toll on
many of us in Dixie County and all over; especially
when combined with weakness in the housing market
and increasing costs for groceries. Faced with paying
more at the pump, some people, like me, make use of
change.

In the past I have saved my change for a rainy day, so
to speak. It is my opinion the "rainy days" of yester-
day are gone out the window with the high prices of
everything.

We all are hitting the piggy banks to put gas in our
vehicles. The Fed says Prices are going to get worse at
the pumps, Yet many companies like Sunoco are show-
ing profits.

I did some research on the Internet and found this in-
formation on Sunoco.

Retail Marketing earned $1 million in the fourth
quarter of 2007 versus a loss of $11 million in the
fourth quarter of 2006. The increase in earnings was
primarily due to higher average retail gasoline mar-
gins and lower expenses. Versus the fourth quarter of
2006, monthly gasoline and diesel throughput per com-
pany-owned or leased outlet increased approximately *
two percent and convenience store merchandise sales
were up approximately six percent. After-tax gains
from our Retail Portfolio Management program to-
taled $4 million and $2 million in the 2007 and 2006
fourth ,quarter periods, respectively

With this corporation making this kind of money my
question is who are the employees of such gas/con-
vinience stores to deny my use of change?

Are they, then, getting so well off of us that they can
afford to decline my change?
My story,
I went into town to pay bills on Saturday By the time
I was done I had several singles crowding my change
purse plus approximately 2.00 in change. Quarters,

A note from the Production Manager:

Thinking that failing to accept change may be a viola-
tion of the law, I took the liberty to have a look at the
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond's website
www.richmondfed.org. On their "Frequently Asked
Questions" page I found the following information that
I thought everyone might find interesting.

Is U.S. currency legal tender for all debts?

According to the "Legal Tender Statute" (section 5103 of
title 31 of the U.S. Code), "United States coins and cur-
rency (including Federal Reserve notes and circulating
notes of Federal Reserve banks and national banks)
are legal tender for all debts, public charges, taxes, and


Dimes, Nickels and a few pennies.

I parked my gas efficient Honda at the pump in Cross
City at my in the past "friendly" gast station, I handed
the gentleman 8 singles and pulled my change out of
my purse and told him Ialso wanted this in the tank.

The gentleman said" I don't need change". I would
like to put it in the tank along with the 8 dollars.
Again he stated "I don't need change".

I said" I beg your pardon?

Catching on that he didn't want to bother counting
my change I decided if my change wasn't good enough
neither was my business and I told him so and left the
establishment.

I was totally apalled that I was denied the use of my
change and that I was further inconvinienced by hav-
ing to drive home on empty

Luckily the following morning my gas efficient Hon-
da made it to "Friendly" two Sisters where they gladly
accepted my change plus my 8 singles for a total of
10.00 in gas.

This is good for business. No business should deny
accepting change from its customers. As a result of
what happened to me at the Sunoco in Cross City I
have decided I will no longer bring my business there
and go instead to where my money wether its change
or a bunch of singles is accepted in a friendly manner.

Any business that can afford to turn down customers
for their measly change must be well off and don't
need my business because clearly they drove me away
I feel I am adjusting to high prices of food and gas
and so should Sunoco.

Just my opinion
Sincerely
Connie Arvidson
Old Town

dues." This means that all U.S. money, as identified
above, when tendered to a creditor legally satisfies a
debt to the extent of the amount (face value) tendered.

However, no federal law mandates that a person or an
organization must accept currency or coins as pay-
ment for goods or services not yet provided. For exam-
ple, a bus line may prohibit payment of fares in pen-
nies or dollar bills.

Some movie theaters, convenience stores and gas sta-
tions as a matter of policy may refuse to accept curren-
cy of a large denomination, such as notes above $20,
and as long as notice is posted and a transaction giving
rise to a debt has not already been completed, these or-
ganizations have not violated the legal tender law.


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Bill Maxwell at the St. Peters-
burg Times (it's always them,
isn't it?) published an editorial
on Friday urging Floridians to
boot Stephen Foster to the
curb along with "Way Down Upon the Swanee River."

Mr. Maxwell states: "And so here we are again making


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Thursday April 10, 2008


Law Enforcement


FDLE Arrests Taylor County
Man in Murder for Hire Plot

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement has ar-
rested a Taylor County man in connection with a plot
to have another man murdered. Dallas Vernon Plymel
II, 34, was apprehended yesterday after FDLE agents
from the Tallahassee Regional Operations Center
(TROC) obtained a warrant for his arrest. Taylor Coun-
ty Sheriff's deputies working with FDLE conducted a
traffic stop and took Plymel into custody. Plymel, who
lives in Perry, was taken to the Taylor County Jail
where he is being held on $1 million bond.
FDLE launched the investigation in early February
when agents learned that Plymel wanted the man
killed because of their mutual involvement with the
same woman. A confidential informant told agents
that Plymel had allegedly offered to pay $1,000 for the
job. Earlier this month, Plymel allegedly gave the in-
tended hit man a down payment and a photo of the vic-
tim, then pointed out the victim's residence in prepara-
tion for the murder.
The intended victim was unaware of the plan to kill
him until informed by FDLE.
Plymel has been charged with solicitation to commit
murder, a first-degree felony. If convicted, he could
face up to 30 years in prison.
BI-MONTHLY C. 0. P. MEETING AND
COMMUNITY ACTIVITY REPORT


The bi-monthly C. 0. R Meeting at the County
Jail will begin at 2p.m., on Saturday, April 12th.
We welcome visitors and new member applicants.


The following is a report of C. 0. P. activity fro
the past two months.


1. Area Patrols.........................201 man-hours = 2617 mi
2. Vehicle crashes .........................7 man-hours = 62 mi..
3. Special Detail........................... 25 man-hours = 110 mi
4. Higlihway Obstruction................2 man-hours = 15 mi
5. Roadway Debris Removal............7 incidents
6. Assisted Citizen.......................4 incidents
Lt. Everett E. Hicks....542-9197

HELP WANTED

Dixie County Sheriff's Office

Dispatcher
Description
Operates communication equipment to receive in-
coming calls for assistance and dispatches person-
nel and equipment to scene of emergencies; oper-
ates varied computer platforms including FCIC,
NCIC; DAVID, Etc...performs a variety of general
support duties related to communication activities.
Requirements
Requires High School diploma or GED. Must com-
municate effectively and deal tactfully with the
public, speak clearly and precisely, learn broadcast-
ing procedures and protocols, possess general com-
puter skills, work under pressure, and exercise
good judgment in emergency situations.
Previous EMS, Fire, or Law Enforcement dispatch
experience preferred, but willing to train. May
work irregular hours including evenings, week-
ends, and holidays. Must obtain an EMD Certifica-
tion within first year of employment.
Salaryand Benefit Information
Starting Pay $10.00 per hour plus County Benefit
Package.
Contact Information
For more information call 498-1220.
Employment Applications may be picked up at the
Sheriff's office in the county courthouse.


DELTONA MAN GETS
15 YEARS FOR
TRAVELING TO MEET
"CHILD" FOR SEX
~ "Traveler" is the first individual
prosecuted by the CyberCrime Unit to be
sentenced under new CyberCrime law ~
TALLAHASSEE, FL - Attorney General Bill
McCollum today announced that a Deltona man
was sentenced to 15 years in prison after he plead-
ed guilty to several criminal charges including
traveling to meet a minor for unlawful sexual act,
soliciting a minor via computer, and transmitting
harmful material to a minor. Authorities with the
CyberCrime Unit arrested Douglas R. Phillips last
October after he traveled to meet who he thought
was a 14-year old girl for sex. He is the first indi-
vidual prosecuted by the CyberCrime Unit to be
sentenced under the CyberCrimes Against Chil-
dren Act of 2007. His prison sentence will be fol-
lowed by 15 years of sex offender probation.
An undercover investigator with the Cyber-
Crime Unit was approached in an internet chat-
room by Phillips, who believed he was talking to a
teenage girl. Over two weeks of conversation,
Phillips, 47, sexually solicited the "girl" online
and sent multiple pornographic images to the
agent.
Eventually, Phillips told the "girl" he wanted to
meet her and take her to live with him. Phillips
was taken into custody by law enforcement offi-
cers with the CyberCrime Unit, the Florida De-
partment of Law Enforcement and the Seminole
County Sheriffs Office. He was the 50th arrest
made by McCollum's CyberCrime Unit and the
first by the unit's Orlando Office, which opened
just weeks before the arrest.
A copy of Phillips' booking photograph is
available online at:
Myfloridalegal.com/webfiles.nsf/WF/MRAY-
78AKRS/$file/PhillipsMugShot.jpg. As part of his
probation, Phillips must also register as a sex of-
fender with the state.
Phillips's actions were charged under the Cy-
berCrimes Against Children Act, which created a
new crime for traveling to meet a child or some-
one believed to be a child for the purpose of sexu-
ally assaulting that person. The legislation was
championed by Attorney General McCollum dur-
ing last year's legislative session and gives Flori-
da some of the strongest laws in the nation
against child pornographers and internet child
predators.
The CyberCrime Unit's mission is to protect
children from computer-facilitated sexual ex-
ploitation. The unit does this by working coopera-
tively on a statewide basis with law enforcement
agencies and prosecutors to provide resources and
expertise, while preventing the spread of these
crimes through education and community aware-
ness. The unit is a member of the Internet Crimes
Against Children Task Force (ICAC) of North
Florida, as is the Florida Department of Law En-
forcement and the Seminole County Sheriffs Of-
fice.


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Thank


You


1st Place!


To
Walter Freeman of Freeman
Plumbing, Inc.
Carl Jones of Jones Masonry
&
Greg Sanchez of S&T Service
For purchasing my pig, Chubb, at the
2008 Suwannee River Youth Livestock
Show and Sale.
AsRhley WiClkerson


Wedding engagement


We are so proud of you
Kilee for all your hard
work and coming in 1st
Place in the Rabbit Show-
manship.


Love you


Lil' Raymond
Pinner Makes
Big Catch


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Neal Cook & Tammy Moore
We would like to invite family and friends to witness the joining of
holy matrimony.
Come celebrate with us on April 18, 2008, 7:00 P.M. at the Old Town
Methodist Church.


Baby Walker

Dwight and Chelsea Walker are proud
to announce the arrival of their son,
Rylan Grayson, born Tuesday, March
4, 2008, at Shands at AGH, Gainesville,
Florida. Rylan weighed 71bs. 8 oz. and
was 19 1/2 inches long.
maternal grandparents are Jerry and
Connie Karr of Cross City, Florida. Pa-
ternal grandparents are Jennifer Over-
street of Steinhatchee, Florida and the
S late JD Walker.

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Corbin graduates from

basic training



Rodney Corbin of Cross City, and Kathleen
Bass of Trenton would like to announce the
graduation of their son, Private Rayburn
Matthew Corbin on April 4, 2008 from Fort
Jackson Army Basic Training in South Caroli-
na.
We are very proud of his achievements and
wish him all the best. Congratulations.
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Summers and Carver Kesterson and Davis to wed


Thursday, April 10, 2008


to wed


Mr. & Mrs. Victor Kesterson, of Old Town, are proud to announce the engagement
J and upcoming marriage of their daughter Cassandra Kesterson to Jeremy Davis.


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Treba Summers and Tim Summers, along with Monica and Eron Carver invite
you to share in their joy as their children, Mandi Summers and Chris Carver, ex-
change vows and begin their lives together. Sunday, April 20, 2008 at 3:30 P.M. at the
Trenton Women's Club



A big thank you

The local Cub Scouts, Webelos, and leaders of Pach 24 would like to thank the
community for all your support in our 1st year. You made our popcorn sale and
our car wash successes. A special thank you to the Chapter 63 DAVs, Florida For-
est Products, Foodland, and Smokey's Bar B' Que & Steakhouse for their extra sup-
port throughout the year.
We recently held our annual Blue & Gold banquet which we promoted and award-
ed the scouts for all their hard work. Our 1st year has been a great one and we
look forward to all your support again in the future.
Thank you again,
BS-A Pack 24



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by AT&T and Cassandra will graduate from U.C.E in May. They aree both Dixie
County High School graduates.
They plan to be married May 16, 2008 and will reside in Old Town.


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Give the gift of life


Old Town, Fla. - Much of today's medical care depends on a steady supply of blood
from healthy donors. Residents of the Old Town community invite you to give the
gift of life when they team up with LifeSouth Community Blood Centers to host a
blood drive on Saturday, April 19. Look for the bloodmobile in the parking lot of
Hitchcock's Foodway between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
All donors will receive a recognition item and a complimentary cholesterol screen-
ing. Donors must be at least 17 years old, weigh 110 pounds and show a valid pho-
to I.D. For more information, call toll-free (888) 795-2707 or visit www.lifesouth.org.
'"All blood types are needed daily," said Joyce Higgins, donor recruiter for Life-
South. "Share your health, give blood and save a life."
LifeSouth is the sole blood supplier for 39 medical facilities in 17 counties in North
Central Florida including Shands at UF, the VA Medical Center, and North Florida
Regional Medical Center. LifeSouth is a nonprofit, volunteer blood center supply-
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Ladies Of Joppa Lodge

To Hold Fund Raiser


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The Ladies of Joppa Lodge No. 4 have been very busy
the past few years raising money for the Community.
They have crocheted Lap Robes and Slippers for the
Tri-County Nursing Home; and Caps. Slippers and
Neck Warmers for the veterans at the VA Hospital in
Gainesville.

Their Newest Project is to raise money for the "Com-
munity Youth and Scholarship Fund" by holding a
Quilt Raffle and Bake Sale. The quilt which was hand-
made by Mrs. Joan Resnick of Old Town, is a "Ohio
Star" pattern 86" x 105", large enough for a King Size
Bed. The Ladies will b e in front of Wal-Mart in
Chiefland on Friday, April 11, 2008 from 10AM-?. The
tickets are $1.00 apiece or 6 for $5.00.

Also, on Saturday, April 19, 2008, there will be a Bake
Sale in front of Gail's Caf6 in Old Town from 8AM-?;
and in front of Hitchcock;s Foodway in Old Town
from 10AM-?. There will be lots of goodies to choose
from.

All monies raised from both events will go to the
"Community Youth and Scholarship Fund". Please
come out and join us and help us support our Youth.


Dixie County Holds

Toxic Roundup April

19, 2008


.' Bring household hazardous wastes such as paint, in-
secticides, used oil, solvents, fluorescent lamps, used
batteries, old fertilizer, cleaning chemicals and stale
gasoline to the 2008 Dixie County Toxic Roundup.
These items are some of the many household haz-
ardous wastes that will be safely disposed of for you.
The Toxic Roundup will be held on Saturday, April 19
at the Fire Station in Old Town from 9am-4pm and the
Dixie County Court House in Cross City from 10am-
3pm. Proper disposal of these products will help pre-
vent contamination of our water supply and keep our
environment safe.


Simply bring your household hazardous wastes to the
collection center and the trained attendants will un-
load and handle all your hazardous wastes; there is
no need to even get out of your car! The process is
quick, easy, and free of charge for Dixie County resi-
dents and fee based for businesses.

To transport these hazardous materials, carefully
pack the hazardous waste containers in boxes'with
dividers. If a container leaks, pack it in a larger con-
tainer with an absorbent material such as cat litter or
oil absorbent. Do not mix different or unknown mate-
rials together. All containers must be labeled. If you
cannot identify the contents label it "unknown."

Do not bring explosives such as ammunition, dyna-
mite and blasting agents; reactives such as crystal-
lized ethers, picric acid and sodium and phosphorus
metals; infectious wastes; or pressurized cylinders
such compressed gases.

For more information, call Joe Ruth at 352.498.1289.
The Toxic Roundup is sponsored by the Florida De-
partment of Environmental Protection and Dixie
County Commission.


Joppa Lodge No. 4 Holds 5th
Annual Outdoor Degree

On Saturday, March 29, 2008
At John Swiston's Farm


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On Saturday, March 29, 2008, Joppa Lodge No. 4 held
its 5th Annual Outdoor Degree; and what a great suc-
cess The First Section began at approximately 4 PM.

Between the First and Second Sections, a supper of
barbeque chicken, pork butts with all the trimmings,
and desserts were served. You can be sure that no
one went away hungry.

The Grand Line Officers of Free and Accepted Ma-
sons of Florida took parts for the Second Section of
the Degree and many other Brothers participated in
both the First and Second Section. W Wade Lan-
drum was presented his 25 year pin by M W Bob,
Harry

Joppa Lodge would like to thank all the area Lodges
and the many Brothers who again helped make this
such a great success.

We hope to see everyone again next year on March 28,
2009 for the 6th Annual Outdoor Degree.


Log Cabin
Quilting News

Log Cabin Quilters met
Thursday, April 2nd at the
Levy County Quilt Muse-
um. One guilt out and one
started; we now have the
log cabin quilt to be given
away in December in the
fram and it should be fin-
ished by June. We will be
putting another on ein as
we usually have four quilts
that are being worked on at
once.
How good it was to see
Goldie back at the quilt she
is doing. Pat Osowiecki
has been in an accident but
is doing well. Joy Mc-
Craney is recovering from
being hit several weeks ago.
She has broken bones and
it will be a while until she
can sew again. We do alot
of praying as there is so
much to be taken care of!

Greg and six boys were out
Tuesday and our garden is
growing. We hope every-
one will plant as the price
of everything is going up
and there is nothing like
picking a tomato off of the
vine. We have seed planted
in every space we can find.
Now we wait to see -it come
up.
Lunch was so good with
meatloaf, mashed potatoes,
gravy, collards, potato
casserole, chicken and rice,
tomatoes, chocolate pound
cake, brownies, biscuits,
fruit salad and more.


McElroy Reunion
Saturday May 3, 2008
FISH FRY or Chicken and the
Community Center, Suwannee,
Florida.
Photos and Fun
Silent Auction, crafts,
children's games.
Bring side dishes, desserts,
watermelon.
Dinner at 1:00. All umpteenth
cousins welcome. McElroys
have been in FL since 1800's
so you may be related!
For Info: Pam McElroy 352-
258-3342, Eleanora McElroy
Orlando 352-542-9438, Kathy
Truillo 352-542-0095.


First Baptist of

Steinhatchee News
Our Mission trip into Rio Bravo and Progres-
so, Mexico left last Sunday. We had 28 folks
this year willing to give their, time, energy,
talents and resources to help fulfill the Great
Commission! Keep in mind...The only abili-
ty you need to serve GOD is your availabili-
ty! We had four pastors and their wife's on
the trip. Pastor Paul Nawilin and Brenda, or-
ganizing the mission trip( serving on 13 trips


to Mexico) Pastor Bill Richburg and Vickie(
trip coordinator) they have led about 65
trips! Our Pastor Leon Holden's 5th trip and
his wife Sarah, and Pastor Eric Green and
Jamie his fiance. Going from Charity Baptist
Church, Pastor Jon Edmisten's church ( Per-
ry) were Robb Webb, Shell Johnson and
Justin Crews. There were 16 from Pastor
Paul's church also in Perry. They were: Bro.
Paul and Brenda, Bro, Bill and Vickie Rich-
burg, Dawn and Dave Grant, Jessie Johnson,
Pastor Eric Green and Jamie, Kevin Metcalf,
Dillion Dayhow, Dustin Logan, Joe Buhler,


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Enrich, Stephen Reed, Craig Mitchell, Chris
Holden, Lawrence and Sandy Coleman. We
traveled to Victory Baptist Press at Milton,
Florida to pick up 5000 Bibles printed in
Spanish! Our bus air conditioner broke and
we thank Robb Webb also for an extra" love
mission", He knew how to fix it! We are sooo
spoiled in America, with air in our cars and
homes. Lots of love, prayers, joy, peace, hugs
and smiles


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1972 Class
Reunion


Plans are under way
for a class re-union on
June 7 at Roy's
Restaurant in Stein-
hatchee. Space is lim-
ited. Please E-mail
Linda Hicks at
Ifayerockycreek@ya-
hoo.com if you will be
attending and how
many. you may call
me at 352-498-3579, if
no answer, leave your
name and phone num-
ber. I need to know
how many will be at-
tending by May 1st.


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Local


A Big Fish Story


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Kevin Prevatt of Silver Springs, FL, was the winner
of Sea Hag Marina's March Trout Madness contest.
His trout weighing 51b 13 3/8 oz won him a $200 Billy
Stix custom casting rod.


Local Pastor Published

Have you wondered what God is up to in the count-
down to eternity? Author and pastor Jim Hurst an-
swers that question and shares scriptural insight in
his new book titled, "What To Expect in the Coming
Days."
Published by Tate Publish-
ing and Enterprises, Pastor
Hurst book discusses moves
of God already begun in the
earth.
"Will we face judgment or
revival?' the pastor ask. "For
some it will be tremendous
-' revival that will surpass our
wildest imaginations. For
others it will the most fear-
some and horrific time of
God's judgment that man
and planet earth have ever
experienced...Which will you participate it?"
The book is available at any bookstore nationwide
or can be ordered through barnesannoble.com, ama-
zon.com or directly from the publisher at
orders@tatepublishing.com. An audio version of the
book is also available from the publisher.
Pastor Jim Hurst is a lifetime resident of Dixie
County, Fl and serves as pastor to Calvary Temple
A/G. He not only encourages you to purchase this
book but to go to online to Xulonpress.com, book-
samillion.com, amazon.com, etc and pull up his name
for other book titles that he has also authored.
Pastor Hurst states: "For three full years I wrote as I
was led by the Lord ... over twenty books came into
creation during this time period, several others are
presently being considered by various publishing
companies." To God be the glory!


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" A Walk in the Garden" - April 2008

Art and Karen Wyckoff A & K Nursery
This April is a good time to advise all new garden-
ers about the general types of plants so they can
make good selections for a successful garden. Success
breeds enthusiasm and enthusiasm leads to having
FUN! The general plant types I will talk about are; an-
nuals; perennials; deciduous; and evergreens.
ANNUALS: This group only lasts for one growing
season then dies off. They need to be reseeded each
year or new seedlings started each season. These are
plants that can produce lots of flowers, tend to be
more sensitive to weather conditions, require a little
more TLC (including water) than the other
types.These are the plants that add color to the paint-
ing of your garden.
PERENNIALS: This category includes some area
favorites such as heather, lantana, plumbago, butter-
fly bush, butterfly milkweed, and blue daze. They
have root systems
that should survive the winter frosts in (our zones) 8
&9.
Some of them may look D dead in February and
March, but all you need to do is check.the very base
of the trunk for the new growth popping out of the
ground. Trim off the brown sticks left over from the
freezing days of the winter and wah lah, they will be
good to go!
DECIDUOUS: These are the trees and shrubs that
shed their leaves in the fall and winter; you know, the
ones that FALL to the ground and call out "rake me
up!" Generally speaking, once a deciduous tree gets
its roots established, it is easy to maintain and care
for.Give then some spring food and watch 'em grow!
EVERGREENS: This type does just what the
name implies - they stay green all year long. A few of
them may change their color tone in the winter, like
the cedars. One word of caution when selecting an
evergreen; be sure to check out its mature height BE-
FORE you plant it! Some species look small and inno-
cent when they are young, but grow up to be mon-
sters of 50 - 60 feet or higher! YIKES!
April showers are upon us and flowers are bloom-
ing, blossoms are in full fragrance and it is a good
time to keep your eyes open for new plants. Do your
research about the required sunlight, mature size,
and special soil needs. Check out the web or ask a
qualified plant specialist at a local nursery for advice
to insure success; then wake up early each day, take a
walk in YOUR garden and ENJOY!


kAs Dixie County Supervisor of Elections, 1
welcome and encourage you to browse
through our new web site at
http://www.dirxievotes.com and explore the
Kid's Korner and other links on our site
that is of interest to you. and as always I
welcome any feed back..

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Chiefland, FL - The Muscular Dystrophy Association
is proud to announce that Hudson Food Stores has .
raised an outstanding $2,113.00 during the Shamrocks
Against Dystrophy Campaign. In four counties in-
cluding Trenton, Cedar Key, Cross City and
Chiefland, Hudson Food Stores sold $1 Green Sham-
rocks and $5 Gold Shamrocks. The response was
record breaking for Hudson Food Stores participation
with the MDA Shamrock Program. Through inner
store competitions and aggressive goal setting the em-
ployees and staff of Hudson Food Stores were able to
give back to the community in a way they never have
before. The employees responded to the challenge
with enthusiasm when Hudson Food Store owner
Stoney Smith set individual store goals at $800 per
store. With competitive spirits high, the hopes of be-
ing number one remained constant in the general
manager's minds. With consistent motivation store
number 2948 in Chiefland, FL surpassed it's goal and
took the number one spot reaching $814. General
manager Sandy Decamp is proud of her victory with
the Shamrock Program and was happy to support
such a worthy cause. Watch for Hudson Food Stores
on the local broadcast of the Jerry Lewis Labor Day
Telethon on August 31st and September 1st.
A big thanks to the men and women in the communi-
ty for their participation and together they have sent
two local kids to MDA Summer Camp in St. Simons
Island, GA at Epworth by the Sea for one week in
June. Also with combined efforts from the communi-
ty and Hudson they have covered two support group
sessions, one physical, occupational, or respiratory
therapy consultation and six annual flu shots for our
members in the area.
This year, the Shamrocks Against Dystrophy Cam-
paign has raised more than $16 million dollars na-
tionally through the efforts of volunteers, participat-
ing businesses and donor. By purchasing a shamrock
you to are also helping in the fight against neuromus-
cular diseases.

MDA is a voluntary health agency working to defeat
more than 40 neuromuscular diseases through pro-
grams of worldwide research, comprehensive ser-
vices, and far-reaching professional and public health
education. The Association's programs are funded al-
most entirely by individual private contributions.



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r Ruby E. Reed

Ruby E. Reed, a homemaker; age 70, passed away
on Friday, April 4, 2008 at her residence. She was
born in Forsyth, Georgia and
had lived in Perry for 15
years. She was the daugh-
ter of the late Clarence
Williams and the late
former Verdie Mae' '
Grubbs Williams. Mrs. .. .'
Reed was a member of .
the Lighthouse Revival . -
Center and enjoyed "-
reading, and spending
time with her grandchil-
dren.

Survived by (2) sons; Norman Ray-
Erwin Jr., Jimmy Erwin and wife Patricia, (2)
daughters; Debra Reed and husband Thomas, Dar-
la Ross and husband James, all of Perry, Fl., (3)
brothers;
Herschel Williams of Macon, Ga, Wesley William
of Jacksonville, Fl, and Curtis Williams of
Forsyth, Ga., (3) sisters; Dorothy Dorsey of
Forsyth, Ga, Myrtice Jennings of Fayetteville,
Arkansas, Bernice Williamson of Fayette,
Arkansas, (9) grandchildren, (6) great grandchil-
dren and a host of nieces and nephews.

Memorial Services will be held at the Lighthouse
Revival Center at 5:00 P.M. with Bro. Dennis No-
bles officiating. Family received friends on Sun-
day evening from 6 pm - 8 pm at Burns Chapel.

Joe P. Burns Funeral Home in Perry is in charge
[L of all the arrangements. . J


BarbaraJeanne Osteen


BARBARA JEANNE OSTEEN, age 46, passed away
Sunday, April 6, 2008 at Haven Hospice in Chiefland,
Florida. She was born in Fredericktown, MO, on
August 9, 1961 and moved to the Dixie County area
from the Tampa area in 1993. She
awas of the Baptist faith. Barbara
attended blacksmith school and
became a certified farrier. She
' was also an emergency med-
y - cal technician. She was em-
ployed at Cross City Correc-
ional Institution for ten years.

^ : phe is survived by her husband,
j*eon Osteen; of Cross City; moth-
r, Alice M. Youtsey of Bellview,
- orida; father, Robert G. Youtsey of
Van Wert, Ohio; sister, Alice Louise Buschor of Van
Wert, Ohio; sons, Lawrence William Blakely and
John Fredrick Blakely, both of Old Town, Florida;
stepson, James A. Osteen; stepdaughter, Kerry Os-
teen and three grandchildren, Tammie Osteen,
Andie Osteen and Shelby Martin.

Visitation was held on Tuesday, April 8, 2008, at'
Rick Gooding Funeral Home in Cross City, Florida
between the hours of 5:00 P.M. and 7:00 P.M. Grave-
side services were held on Wednesday, April 9, 2008,
11:00 A.M. at Sandhill Cemetery in Dixie County



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Please study the plan of


SALVATION

Hebrews 5:9,11:6 John 14:6


Romans 1:16
1 Corinthians 15:1-4
Romans 10:9-10
Matthew 28:18-19
Romans 6:3-7
Acts 2:36-41
Mark 16:15-16
Colossians 2:11-13, 1:13-14
Galations 1:6-9
Hebrews 4:12.
2 Corinthians 5:10


Acts 4:12


Matthew 10:32-33

John 3:1-5
Acts 8:30-39
1 Peter 3:21

2 Thessalonians 1:7-9
John 12:48
Romans 16:16


We love you and ask that
you pass this on.
God Will Bless You


Joseph Stanley Zalenski


MR JOSEPH STANLEY ZALENSKI of Old Town
passed away Monday, April 7, 2008 at the Cross
City Rehab Center. He was 90 years of age. Mr.
Zalenski spent 6 years in the U. S. Navy between
1939 and 1945. He retired from the Cleveland, Ohio
Regional Transit Authorify where he drove a bus.

Mr. Zalenski is survived, by his daughter, Betty
Lou Kaifetz of Old Town; 3 grandchildren and 4
great grandchildren.

Graveside services will be held Thursday, April.10,
2008 at 10:30 AM at the Florida National Cemetery
in Bushnell, Florida.

Arrangements have been placed under the care of
the Rick Gooding Funeral Home, Cross City, FL
352-498-5400.



It's Time for Ice Cream!

The ice cream social at

St. Alban's Church off of

Highway 19, Chiefland, Florida

Big Church on the right

Sunday, April 13, 2008

Noon to 2 pm

Public Welcome

Calvary Temple News
I was recently confronted with a question that
caused me to look deep inside myself. The question
followed a conversation/pastorly correction concern-
ing a certain "prophet" that many Pentecostal believ-
ers seem to place great confidence in today. So much
so in some cases that the supposed prophecies deter-
mine the course of life in making certain decisions.
Careful and honest evaluation of these prophecies re-
veal that less than 50 percent actually are accurate.

This would indicate, that this individual "is not" a
genuine prophet of God. To be perfectly honest, over
the past few years my faith in many "big time" min-
istries has been severely shaken. The many scandals
that have come to light; the gross and incorrect focus
on material prosperity, etc. The question? Pastor Jim,
"Who do you follow? *
Which of these ministers
do you have enough con- [
fidence to follow?" I


I have given this serious
thought and in no way
mean to discredit "any"
of those who appear
across our T.V screens.
Some are truly sincere
and genuine servants of
God; others are merely
seeking fame and for-
tune. My answer? On
this issue I must vote for
"your local pastor!" It is
your pastor "who watch-
es for your soul" (He-
brews 13:17). I think the
word "support' would be
a better word to use than
'follow."

It will be your local pas-
tor who God holds re-
sponsible for how you
are led and what you are
taught. Since the pastor
"lives among the flock"
you pretty much know
what goes on in their life,
whether it be good or
bad. Those who come
across your T.V screen
"you do not know."

We live in a day when we
cannot be too careful for
there are many wolves
who appear in sheep's
clothing. Peter said,
"They feast among you as
one of you, yet they are
not and never were." Be
careful!

Quick reminder, "Gospel
Sing at Calvary with The
Walker Family on Sun-
day April 20th @ 10:30
a.m."


First Baptist Church of Cross City
US 19 * Cross City
Sunday School 9:30A* Morning Worship 10:45A
AWANAS 6:00 * Evening Worship 7P
Wed - GA's & RA's - 6P * Youth 7P
Adult Bible Study & Prayer 7PW Choir 8P
Pastor Mike Brown
(352) 498-5107


Nationally Known Gospel Group to
Appear at
Jena Pentecostal Holiness Church

If you love good Gospel music, then you do not want
to miss an evening with the Walkers. One of the
most versatile groups in Gospel Music today, the
Walkers write primarily all of the material the
group performs. From a high energy blend of
southern, country, and contemporary music blended
together to form that "Walker Style," that has en-
deared them to fans across the country, to tradition-
al hymns, as well as some of the days top praise and
worship, it will be a night of music that everyone
will enjoy

The Walkers are in full time ministry, travelling
from their home base in Florida to nearly every
state in the US, and all the way to Alaska. They are
seen in churches, auditoriums, and campgrounds,
and have even been in concert at the Upper Senate
Park right across from the US Capital. The walkers
will be in Jena on April 19 at 7:00 pm.


FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS

Today was a very spiritual day at Faith. Our crowd
was small due to the wonderful rain God sent our
way and also lots of our folks are still out sick, but it
was a blessed day anyway.
In the morning service, Buddy and Dot Britton
sang "I Am Blessed" and did their usual great job. We
were so glad to have them back after Buddy's recent
surgery God is so good. In the evening service, Tom-
my McQueen did the special music and-did a wonder-
ful job as well. We are forever grateful for the talent
in our church. Bro. KacieAfilled in as song leader this
morning for Bro. Jim Fisher who is away on vaca-
tion. We missed Bro. Bobby Bryan as he is filling in
at Hatchbend for the next 5 weeks. It will be so good
to have him back.
Next Wednesday night will be our regular monthly
business meeting. Come out and do your duty as a
member of Faith, taking care of God's business in
His church. Also, remember the AWANA program
and bring your little ones out to learn about Jesus.
They love it.
Remember this week to pray for the sick, the less
fortunate and especially the lost around us. Invite
someone to Sunday School and Church with you and
don't forget to come on Wednesday night for your
mid-week fill-up.
Until we meet again, may God keep you safe, happy..
and healthy and continue to bless you.


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New Prospect Baptist Church
US 19 * Between Cross City & Old Town
Jesus is The Answer For Your Life
Sunday School 10A * Morning Worship 11A
Children's Church 11A- Evening Worship 7P
Wednesday Evening 7P
Pastor- Billy Robson
(352) 498-3711


Calvary Temple Assembly of God
Suwannee Lumber Road - Cross City
"Join Us For AVIst Stay ForAULetlme."
Sunday Worship - 10:30A
Wednesday Everng Service - 7P
KMd Church -Ages 3-5 & 6-12
Pastor Jim Hurst
(352) 498-3023


First Baptist Church of Old Town Old Town United Methodist Church Central Baptist Church
"Welcome To God's House - Won't You Come On In" US 19 * Old Town Intersection of Camp SL & Horseshoe Beach Rd.
Sunday School '- 10A* Morning Worship - 11A Food Pantry Open 8am-11lam, Mon -Thurs.
Evening Worship - 6P "Come Let Us Worship & Adore Him' Invites You To Worship With Us!
Wednesday Bible Study-~ 7P Sunday Worship 9:30A "A church where everybody Is somebody and Christ is Lont
Knock & thedoor wit open, seek & youwill find, ask & you will be Church School 11A Sunday School - 10A" O Morning Worship - 11A
given - life eternally. Wednesday Choir Practice 7P Evening Worship - 6P -- Wed. Prayer Meeting - 7P
Pastor - Royce Hanshew Pastor - Rev. Carl Rainear Pastor - David B. Downing
(352) 542-7050 (352) 542-7954 (352) 498-0714

First Baptist Church of Steinhatchee Old Town Church of God Cross City Church of Christ
Riverside Drive * Steinhatchee Welcomes You To Come & Worship With Us 5237 52 NE 147th St. (McArthur St.)
"Lighthouse On The Gulf Sunday School - 10:OOA Sunday Bible Study- 10:00 A
Sunday School - 10AMorning Worship - 11A Sunday Morning Worship - 11:OOA Morning Worship- 11:00 A
Evening Worship - 6P Sunday Evening Worship - 6:00P WednesdayEvening Bible Study- 7:00 P
Wednesday Prayer Meeting - 7P * Awana 6:30 Wednesday Evening Worship - 7:00P W
Pastor - Leon Holden Pastor - Troy Hare
(352) 498-2108 (352) 542-8222

First Baptist Church of Horseshoe Beach Scrub Creek Baptist Church Cross City Church of God
25 Main Street * Horseshoe Beach, FL Located 6 Miles East on CR 351 . Kenneth Street - Cross City
"Where God's Word Is Changing Lives" "A Friendly Church With A Welcome Spirit" "Proclaiming The. Full Gospel For All People"
Bible Study - 10A. Worship - 11A Bible Study - 9:45A. Worship Service - 11A Evening Worship - 6:30P
Sunday Evening Worship -i6P Church Training - 6P * Evening Worship - 7P Wednesday Family Training Hour Adult & Teen Ministry,
Wednesday Bible Study/Prayer - 7P Wednesday Prayer Meeting - 7P Boy's Brigade & Girl's Club - 7:00P
Pastor - Carlos M. Perez Pastor - Archie Knowles Rev. Ed & Sylvia Ivey, Pastor
(352) 498-0756 (352) 498-5535 (352) 498-3280

First United Methodist Church Seventh-Day Adventist Church Cross City Pentecostal Holiness Church
22 NE 138th St - Cross City Cross City 100 Parker Street"- Cross City
"Open Hearts, Open Minds. Open Doors" In the Heart of Die Co., with Dide Co. at Heart
The People of The United Methodist Church "Welcomes You - Where Jesus Is Lord" Sunday School - 10A. Morning Worship - 11A
Sabbath School- 9:30A. Morning Worship - 11A Children's Church -Ages 3-7
Sunday School - 9:45A * Morning Worship - 11A Wednesday - Prayer Meeting - 6:30P Sunday Evening - 7:00 pm
Wednesday - Adult Choir - 7:30P Wed. Family Night - 7:30P * Youthquake & Kid's Club
Pastor - Rev. Glenda Brayman Pastor - Bill Schnorbus Pastor Paul & Louise Tyson
(352) 498-3420 H (352) 498-3258 C (352) 498-5674 (352) 498-0736
1 Faith Baptist Church
S" r . CR 55A (Between Cross City & Old Town)
"The Chnrch With An Open Door'
-sIj'/ ' Sunday School - 9:45A - Morning Worship 11A
l \' - - 'a,- Mid-Week Bible Study-Wednesday-7P
S - s Rev. Jackie Pettrey, Pastor
. .-- --- , (352) 542-7103
Lydia Baptist Church Wind of the Spirit Outreach Ministries First Assembly of God
2 Miles West of Cross City on US 19 Located Behind NAPA In Old Town Hwy 351 & Camp Two Rd. Cross City
*A Church You Can Call Home" 'A Church Without Walls"
Sunday-Morning Prayer 9:15A Sunday School 9:45A Sunday Momrnig 10:30A. Sunday Evening 6P Sunday School 10A Morning Worship 11A
Moming Worship 11A Evening Worship 7P Tuesday, Interesory Prayer 7:30P Sunda day ChldPWee' EChur ing ch 11 7:30PA
Wednesday-Prayer Meeting 7P ThursdayNi P S y E g 7P Wednesday Evening 7:30P
Bible Study, Mission Friends, RA's, GA's ursay Ng
Pastor - Wayne Allen Pastor - Theadus & Benita Corbin Rev. Marvin & Janice Parsley
(352) 498-5617 (352) 498-5837 (352) 498-3366
McCrabb Baptist Church Holy Cross Catholic Mission Grace Worship Church
7 Miles North of Old Town on SR 349 Hwy 19 South of Cross City Power In the Word
Come Worship Withll Usl Mass - Sundays- 11:30 alm 2 miles NE of Rd Light in Old Town Hwy 349
Sunday School 9:45A. Worship Service 11A Confessions - Sundays 10:45 -11:15 am 2milesNE of Red I d Town y349
Church Training 6P * Evening Worship 7P CCD Every Wednesday 6:00 - 7:15 pm Sunday Services at 11:00 am
Women's Prayer Group - 3rd Tuesday 10A At St. John the Evangelist in Chlefland Sunday Evening Services at 5:30 pm
Wed. Prayer Mtg. 7P F BrotherhoodNVWMU-2nd Wed. 6P Grades Pre-K thru High School
Van Minstry5428371149-2636 Rosary Every Tuesday - 3:00 pm Pastor Wayne Liles
Pastor- Bruce Sullivan (352) 493-9723 (352)498-7167
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4/2.5 on 5 acres........$399.950
2/1 on 1 acre............$130,000
3/2 on .57 acre..........$475,000
2/1 on .50 acre...........$75,000
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market is getting widespread support from consumers in
a new Housing Predictor survey, which found 3 out of 4
consumers want to buy real estate in at least the next two
years.

Destin, FL (PRWEB) April 8,2008 -- Following more
than two years in a real estate slump, a large majority
of consumers surveyed say they want to buy real es-
tate within the next two years, according to a new
Housing Predictor poll.

Three out of four respondents to the online survey
said they will be in the market to buy property in the
coming two years. Some even want to make their pur-
chases sooner. Congress is working on a plan to aid
some victims of foreclosure, which are already at
record levels. But the proposals lack the ingredients
to help more than a third of those that are facing the
possibility of foreclosure. Housing Predictor fore-
casts foreclosures will top 5.6 million units through
2011.

The real estate crisis has developed into the worst fi-
nancial crisis for the nation since the Great Depres-
sion, which Housing Predictor analysts forecast last
year. It has sent shock waves through the Wall Street
community and other financial markets, sending the
nation's economy on a downward cycle.

Many consumers are willing to take the leap back
into the market in even shorter time frames. Find the
break down on the survey's entire results on Housing
Predictor. Visitors are regularly surveyed on a vari-
ety of real estate issues. Housing Predictor forecasts
more than 250 local housing market futures in all 50
U.S. states.

Demand on the part of prospective real estate buyers
has increased as a result of slumping home sales,
lower prices and the Federal Reserve's series of inter-
est rate cuts. The over-whelming majority of housing
markets in the nation are forecast to deflate in 2008.

Housing Predictor online surveys are some of the
most heavily monitored studies in the real estate in-
dustry, and the results are published in hundreds of
newspapers and by many online news organizations.

All time record numbers of foreclosures are at least
leading in part to the nation's thirst for investing in
real estate. More than two million homes have al-
ready been foreclosed as a result of the real estate cri-
sis, and higher adjustable rate mortgages many home
owners have been unable to afford. Foreclosures are
increasing and are forecast to worsen over the next
three years unless widespread Federal intervention
occurs.

Critics blame the White House and Congressional
lawmakers at least partially for the nation's economic
woes in their slow response to the crisis. A series of
new creative financing products offered by lenders
and easy to obtain subprime mortgages for many
home buyers, who would not have other wise quali-
fied for mortgages are also at fault.

Get the full details of the survey, check your market
forecast and search foreclosures at http://www.hous-
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The Legionaires meet on the
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SAL meets on the 1st and 3rd
Monday of each month at 7:30
pm. Karaoke every Tuesday
night at 6 pm and Carl Miller on
the 1st Thursday of every month.
For more information call 542-
2021.

Holy Cross Catholic. Church -
Bingo every Tuesday evening
6:00 pgm - US. 19. Doors open at
6:00 pm. - snacks available. Free
coffee. Rosary every Wednesday
at 6:00 pm. 352493-9723

PREGNANT? Need help? Free
pregnancy test & confidential
counseling. Office hours: Mon-
day & Thursday llam-4pm. Look
for our sign on Hwy 19, across
from Dixie Co. High School. (352)
498-7776. Ufil

Forest Park Hill Community
Center- Has a Bingo every Mon-
day Evening, Doors open at 4:30
pm, games start at 6:30pm. Funds
are to support the center and
charities.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
#5625, Chiefland, would like to
announce the annual Voice of
Democracy and Patriot's Pen
Scholarship Awards. Applica-
tions are available at the local
high and middle schools or con-
tact Jacob Wynn, 352-493-1159 at
the VFW.

The USCG Auxiliary Suwan-
nee River Flotilla 1507, the Civil-
ian Arm of the US Coast Guard,
meets every third Thursday of
the month at the First United
Methodist Church, 707 N. Main
Street (US Hwy 19), Chiefland,
Florida at 7 PM (1900). The public
is welcome at our meeting. If you
are interested in supporting the
Homeland Security, joining us is
one way to do it

NA MEETINGS - Monday at
6:30 pm at the Old Town United
Methodist Church.

DIXIE COUNTY EDUCA-
TION FOUNDATION meets
on the second Monday of each
month at 3:30 p.m. at the Pub-
lic Library in Cross City.

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TIMBERS APARTMENTS
$199 MOVE IN SPECIAL!!
"The Best Place to Live"
1,2, & 3 BR HC & noni-HC
accessible apartments.
Hwy351A, Timber Lane,
Cross City, FL. Call 352-498-3175,
TDD/TTY 711.
Equal Housing Opportunity

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TIMBERS APARTMENTS-1-2 &
3 BDR HC & nonHC Accessible
apts. Rental assistance may be
available. 231 NE 97th Street,
Cross City, FL call 352-498-3175,
TFDD/TTY 711. Equal-Housing-
Opportunity ufn
MH FOR RENT. 2 BR, 1 Bath,
Central H/A, near river. $400
month, first, last, $200 security
352-542-7124.
15,16,17,18

2BR 2 B w/Florida Room
MH on lac in Forest Hills SD, all
new inside. 1st, last, security.
$550. 386-935-2631
15,16

Rent to Own 3/2 DWMH on
2.3 wooded acres $3800 down for
option to buy. 1 year term, rent
$650. Part of rent goes toward
down payment 352-682-6681.
15,16



well went dry! (ot a new sub-
mersible pump, so selling the old
one. Rebuilt pump from Action
Well, paid over $400, asking $250
obo. Stop by the Advocate to see
it: Thursday, Mon or Tues. Kathy


Beef for Freezer - $1 25 lb.
Live weight plus slaughter, cut
and wrap. Grain fed, no hor-
mones. %, % or whole. Ever-
green Farm. 352-542-7135 or 352-
498-7067. Ufn

Evanrude 35 HP outboard 81
mod. Runs good $550. PSE Baby
G Compound Bow with 8 arrows
Bow is setup and ready to hunt
$300. Call 352-356-1313.
13,14,15

1980 Ford Flatbed 1 ton 4
speed runs excellently asking
$1200. 542-3377 or 578-4461

A&K Nursery, ANNUALS
ARE HERE! 4" assorted 1.00
each, Roses-In bloom, 3 gallon
$8.00, Citrus trees starting
@$20.00
15,16

1997 Ford F150 Good body and
Transmission. Engine frozen
clear title $800. 352-356-0152.
15

2004 Log splitter 21 ton 5hp
horiz/vert like new $625.00 542-
2272
15

Hay for Sale. Castabunda
square bales $6.00, rolls $45.00
352-463-2057.
15,16,17

Frigidare 20cu top/bottom
white, good condition asking
$300 OBO 352-542-1373 leave
message.

1995 27 foot Coachman Trail-
er. $5000 OBO 352-542-1854.
15,16

WANTED TO TRADE: 1988
Chevy 2wd, completely over-
hauled for a 4 wheeler. 352-498-
0356 or 352-356-2070
15



DUNN RITE - Painting-Pressure
washing, great work, great prices-
no job to big or small-Free esti-
mates-Lic. & Ins. Call 352-210-0122.
Ufn

MARTIAL ARTS- Self Defense
Classes - Kids/Adults. Gain con-
fidence. Respect. Fitness. $35.00
Registration fee, then only
$5.00/class. Free uniform. Larry
Taylor's Karate Training Center,
Cross City. 498-0048 Ufn

JIM'S PRESSURE WASH-
ING/EXTERIOR PAINTING
Since 1985. The best service. The
best prices. The difference? I en-
joy what I do. I take pride in each
and every job and I keep my ap-
pointments. Call me today: 352-
498 302,3 or 356-7770 Jim Hurst
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SHOWERS OF BLESSINGS
CUSTOM WATER TREAT-
MENT Get rid of that iron, odor,
and hard water! WATTS has the
water treatment that will give
you clean healthy water to cook
with and to drink for the entire
family I guarantee our systems
to remove the iron, odors and.
give you pure clean water. No
more iron spots or dingy clothes.
Financing available with little or
.no money down and low pay-
ments. We have systems for
every budget including buying or
renting your equipment. For all
of your water problems call your
local WATTS dealer DAVID. B.
DOWNING (352) 356-0474 or (352)
498-2449. We service what we
sell! A member of the Florida
Quality Water.
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DIXIE MONUMENTS serving
North Central Florida for 16
years. Open Tuesday-Friday 8-4.
Saturday 8-12 or call for appoint-
ment anytime, located on 512 Av-
enue (behind McCrabb Church) 7
miles North of Old Town on Hwy
349. 542-3432 or toll free 1-877-542-
3232
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HARRIS STUMP GRINDING -
498-5982- or 210-0534. Call Miles or
Rick - Licensed- Insured. Ufn

I BUY U.S. COINS, Glass and
collectibles. James W Greer,
Phone 352-498-1121.
14,15

ASHBY MOWING. Residential
& Commercial. Free estimates.
Licensed and Insured.
352-542-2486.


AUCTION
WW Auction Services and Auc-
tions and Reality of America,
Inc. presents a monthly auc-
tion- the first Saturday of each
month. The upcoming auction
is April 5, 2008 at 1:00 pm, pre-
view at 12:00. Located at Weeks
Flea Market between Trenton
and Newberry off SR 26. Turn
South at the Alachua/Gilchrist
County Line, approximately 1
Y/ miles on the right at the flea
market. Come join us for a
growing auction and bargains.
We are accepting consignments
for auction. For additional in-
formation, please contact Jay
Weeks at 352-665-3338. AU #'s:
830 & 2520. AB #'s: 1187 & 1797.
14-23




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WATERFRONT HOME, fish
from deck of this 1850 sq.ft. 3 BR
2 Bath, located on one acre with
305 ft on deep water canal lead-
ing into the Suwannee River.
Screened inground pool, large
deck, floating dock, boat ramp
one block away, plenty of fish,
wildlife and manatees in your
front yard. Asking $200,099. Call
904-225-0080 and 904-254-8727.

14,15

3 BR 2 Bath MH on 1 acre off
of paved road between OT &CC
good location, asking $35,000.
542-3347 or 578-4461.
15

PRIME LOCATION, north half
block 7, Cross City, Asking
$16,500 Broker/Owner 352-562-
2011.
15,16,17,18







IE- n on-
est, dependable, reliable, apply in
person at 228 NE Hwy 51, Stein-
hatchee Landing Resort - 352-498-
3513 Ufn

RN'S NEEDED - Cross City Re-
hab is looking for RN's FT and PT
for the 10pm to 6am shift and the 6
pm to 6am shift. If interested,
please call Liz Montgomery at
498-2005 or stop by to fill out an ap-
"plication. Ufn




Nursing Skills Lab Instructor
2211 Days#110224
Conduct the learning experience in
the skill and simulation laboratories.
Ability to present information in a
coherent manner and the ability to
fairly evaluate student's retention of
that information. Excellent bedside
clinical skills. Associate of Science in
Nursing (AND), with Bachelor or
Masters in Nursing preferred. State of
Florida licensed RN or license
eligible and two years experience in
acute care nursing. Computer literate.
Salary based on degree and
experience, plus benefits.
Application Deadline: Open until
killed.
College application and copies of
transcripts required. Position details
and application available on the nebt
at: sn.t.lakerltcc.edu
Inquiries: liuman Resources
Lake City Community College
149 SE College Place
Lake City, FL 32025
Phone: (396) 7M4.4314
Fax: (386) 794.4594
E-mail: boettcherg(q liakeitycc.edsu
LCCC Is accredited by the
Southern Association
of Colleges and Schools
VP/ADEA/lAEIO
College tn Education & Employment

HELP WANTED WAIT STAFF
apply in person, Suwannee Salt
Creek Restaurant 352-542-7072.
15,16






Yard Sale in front of Simply
Chic on the Horseshoe Road, [
look for signs. Every Saturday
in the month of April 9 am-
12pm

13,14,15,16

Sat & Sun April 12 & 13, 9-4.
Coke and racing collectibles and
much more. 207 NE 639 St. Old
Town (Willow Hole & Robin
Lane) Follow Signs
15


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Senior Staff Assistant
#140202
This is a secretarial position located in
the Allied Health Department. Duties
include multi-tasking. typing, filing,
tracking budget, transcribing notes
and serving as the assistant for the
Executive Director of Allied Health
and the Director of Nursing with
administrative duties. Other duties
vary and require the exercising of
considerable initiative and
independent judgment. High school
graduate or equivalent with 3 years
secretarial or clerical experience.
Computer literate: proficient in Word
& Excel. Special consideration for
Associate's degree or certificate in a
related area.
Application deadline: 4/21 /08. Salary:
S23.827 plus benefits.
College application required. Position
details and application available on
the web at: \"vvw.\lakcdttycedo
Inquiries: Human Resource
Lake City Community College
149 SE College Place
Lake City. FL 32025
Phone: (3N6) 754.4314
Fax: (386 ) 7544594
E-mail: boettcherg(@;lakecitycc.edu
LCCC is accredited by the Southern
Association of
Colleges and Schools
VPiADAIEA'EO College in
Education & Employment

CNO, CFO, EMS Director
positions open at DMH, Perry,
FL
Email:
dianam@doctorsmemorial.com
15



SLAINuIItE CIT
DIRECTOR - ENGINEERING AND
PROCESS TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
(GRANT FUNDED) #240506
This is a professional position responsible
for all aspects of managing and developing
the Engineering and Process Technology
Program and for developing relevant
industry oriented programs in logistics.
t transportation. distribution (i.e.. "supply
Chain management") and manufacturing of
building components. This position
requires a motivated self-starter who is a
team builder and who is skilled in working
with industry, contract negotiation, grant
management, industry-driven curriculum
development, and strategic planning.
Knowledge of trends in workforce
education, especially as it pertains to the
supply chain and manufacturing industries.
Knowledge of personnel principles and
practices. Knowledge of private and
public sector employers and economic
trends. regionally and throughout the State.
Ability to design anmid facilitate delivery of
training programs to meet employer needs.
Ability to communicate eTffectively
verbally and in writing, including
proposals and grants. Ability to analyze
problems and recommend solutions. Skill
in fiscal management, project
niiagement, contract negotiation, and
development of partnerships. Bachelor's
degree with five years experience in
teaching andi/or management of workforce,
programs. Experience in personnel
management and interacting with industry.
Strong team building skills. Valid Florida
driver's license. Occupational experience
within supply chain and/or manufacturing
a industries strongly desired.
Application Deadline: 5/9!08..
Salary: $47.500 annually, plus benefits.
College application and transcripts
required. Position details and application
available on the web at:

Inquiries: Human Resources
Lake City Community College
149 SE College Place
Lake City. FL 32025
I'hon: (.186) 754-4314 Fax: t386) 75.44594
E-mail: ,nithid:ltg'p, lukt ilt'. cdu
LCCC is accredited by the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools
VP;'ADAEAfBO College in
- -Education & IEnployment


� LAKE CITY
+ tlRIKKIll ItWitI
RECRUITER- ADMISSIONS
SERVICES *
# 150954
Plan. implement, and evaluate programs
and activities to recruit prospective
students. Recruit prospective students by
making school visits, attending day/night
college fairs, career days, and community
events. Must be computer literate with
experience in word processing. Must have
a valid Florida driver's license. Must have
excellent oral and written communication
skills. Ability to work evenings and
* weekends as needed. Associates degree
required and two years of related
professional experience. Extensive travel
within service area is required. Bachelor's
degree antd previous recruiting experience
or experience working with the public is
desirable. Application'Deadline: 4,21/08.
Salary: $28.962 annually, plus benefits.
College application iiadl transcrinpts
required. Position details and application
available on the web at:

Inquiries: Husman Resources
Lake City Community College
149 SE College Place
Lake City, FL 32025
I'lince: (.m3) 754-1314 u: 13)6 75'.4-,I.94
E-mail: boettcherg~sisakecitycc.edu
LCCC is accredited by the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools
VPiADA!EA.'EO College in
Education & Employment


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TESTING SPECIALIST
# 150953
Proctors all levels and types of examinations.
Utilizes specialized data, equipment, and tech-
niques relating to testing services. Performs
clerical duties and compiles a variety of detailed
reports. Processes test registration forms,
schedules appointments, and maintains records.
Ability to accurately communicate information
to students, staff, faculty, and the public. Ability
to mnumage high volume oftelephone calls, ap-
pointments, records., and files effectively and ef-
ficiently. Associate degree plus two years
records management experience, one of which
should be in a student related area or high
school diploma plus three years related experi-
ence in a student related area. Bachelor's degree
and or two years of related experience preferred.
Application Deadline: 4/21/08.
Salary: 22,692 annually, plus benefits.
College application and transcripts required.
Position details and application available on the
web at: www.lakecitycc.cdu
Inquiries: Human Resources
lake City Community College
149 SE College Place
Lake City, FI, 32025

Phone: (386) 754-4314 Fax: (386) 754-4594
E-mail: boetcherg@lakecitycc.edu

LCCC is accredited by the Southern Association
of Colleges and Schools
VP/ADA/EA/EO College in
Education & Employment



IM tiaITYl cittifE
ADJUNCT INSTRUCTORS
HVAC
To teach at the Lake City Correctional
Facility. AS degree in Industrial
Maintenance or related area preferred.
Will consider certified individual with at
least 10 years experience. Grant funded.
$18.70 per hour. M-F 8-4. 6/1/08.
Business Communications
Master's degree in Communications
or related degree with 18 graduate hours
in communications required. Teaching
experience preferred. Fall Term 2008.
Medical Transcription
AA or AS with certificate in Medical
Transcribing preferred. Degree with
experience considered. Summer C Termn
2008. Monday 10-12. Contact Tracy
Hickman at 386-754-4324 or
hickmant@talakccitycc.edu for details.
College Level Mathematics
Must have a Master's degree in
Mathematics or a Master's degree with
18 graduate credit hours in Matheonatics.
Saturday classes. Contact Paula
Cifientes at 386-754-4260 or
cifucnti.pi. lukeeiittc cdu
Psychologv
Must have Master's degree
wiminimum 18i graduate hours in field.
Student Success
Must have Master's degree.
English/Reading
Must have Master's degree
w/vminimum 18 graduate hours in field..
Contact Holly Smith at 386-7544369 or
,mithlolls., lakeil)cit edu
Introduction to Human Med
Science (Medical Terminology)
Master's degree or higher with 18
graduate credit hours in anatomy &
physiology, health related or comparable
field. Day and evening position.
Health Career Core
Bachelor's degree or higher. Strong
coursework in anatomy & physiology.
health related or comparable field. Day
position.
Body Structure & Function
Bachelor's degree or higher. Strong
coursework in anatomy & physiology.
health related or comparable field. Day
and evening position
RN Clinical Faculty
BSN required. MSN preferred.
PN Clinical Faculty
RN required, BSN preferred.
Contact Dr. Abraham Pallas at 386-
754-4487 or pallasn(alakccitycc.cdu.
Applicants. mta provide ctpg ofrf
transcripts. Allifbt'ign
transcripul/de'gr'es must be .1ubmillt'd
'itlh an o Uial translation and
evaluation. Application available at
u u l.tlk t\ilt) . ,1it
LCCC is accredited by the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools
VP/ADA/EA/EO College in
Education & Employment


FAMILY SUPPORT WORKER

The Levy County Health Depart-
ment is seeking two Family Sup-
port Workers, Position # 64000015
to work in the Healthy Families
Program making home visits to
clients. Must have a high school
diploma or its equivalent. Expe-
rience in home visitation pre-
ferred. Must be fingerprinted.
May be required to work extra
hours or days in the event of an
emergency Rate of pay is $772.50
bi-weekly Applications Will be
accepted online at www.people-
first.myflorida.com State of
Florida applications may be
mailed to State of Florida, Peo-
ple First, Staffing Administra-
tion, PO Box 44058, Jacksonville
Fl 32231 or faxed to (904) 636-2627
by 4/14/08. EEO/AA/VP Employ-


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, EaKi CIITY

ADJUNCT
INSTRUCTORS
FOR BANNER CENTER
Supply Chain Management
Logistics and Distribution
Warehouse Operations
Transportation
Teach courses in one or more
of these program areas.
Requires Master's degree
with a graduate major
concentration or a minimum
of 18 graduate semester hours
in the primary field. Requires
excellent communication
skills, current industry
knowledge, ability to
motivate others, computer
skills, internet, MS Office.
Experience working in supply
chain industry, logistics, or
transportation preferred.
Contact Elaine Puri at
3 86-754-4492 or
p.iirf.i-_ldakJLC C ] iLi for
details.
Applicants must provide copy
of transcripts. All foreign
transcripts/degrees must be
submitted with an official
translation and evaluation.
Application available Iat

LCCC is accredited by the
Southern Association
of Colleges and Schools
VP/ADA/EAiEO College in
Education & Employment


r+ lAMaE CITY
- -Maii t1tUIR
DIRECTOR -ENROLLMENT
MANAGEMENT
#10"75
Directs new/returning student admissions
activities. Develops long and short term
goals and objectives and evaluates them
annually. Assumes a leadership role in
college recruitment and retention efforts
and works withpetroffices to increase
retention rates. Knowledge of researchand
Itechlmology and its application to student
information systems. Knowledge and
understanding of enrollment management
principles. Ability to communicate
effectively orally and in writing.
Knowledge of budget administration.
Ability to analyze recruitment markets.
Ability to work effectively with a diverse
population. Master's degree required., plus
two years of related experience.
Application Deadline: 5/1608.
Salary: S47,500 annually, plus benefits.
College application and transcripts
required. Position details and application
available on the web at:

Inquiries: Human Resources
Lake City Conmmunity College
149 SE College Place
Lake City, FL 32025
Phoe: (386) 7544314 Fm: (36) 7M 44594
E-mail bouitchaterg laki,.wen' edu
LCCC is accredited by the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools
VP/ADA!EA'EO College in
Education & Employment



LAN, aCer CITY

Nursing Skills Lab Instructor
428 Days #110224
Conduct the learning experience in
the skill and simulation laboratories.
Ability to present information in a
coherent manner and the ability to
fairly evaluate student's retention of
that iiiformation. Excellent bedside
clinical skills. Associate of Science in
Nursing (AND). with Bachelor or
Masters in Nursing preferred. State of
Florida licensed RN or license
eligible and two years experience in
acute care nursing. Computer literate.
Salary based on degree antd
experience, plus benefits.
Application Deadline: Open until
filled.
College application and copies of
trancripi"reqatired. Puostiton details
and application avAilable on the web
at: ynYM.laizkedit)xylm
inquiries: tuman Resources
Lake City Conmmaiulty College
149 SE College Place
Lake City, FL 32025
Pone: (386) 754-4314
Fax: (3s6)74.4594
E-mail: bocttchetrg(a"lakecltycc.edu
LCCC ts accredited by the
Southern Assocationa
of Colleges and Schools
VP/ADA/EA/EO
College in Education & Eanployment


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Legals


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR DIXIE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
GENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CASE NO: 2007-102-CA

GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC,
PLAINTIFF VS.
RICHARD H. GREENWALD
A/K/A RICHARD
GREENWALD;UNKNOWN
spouse OF RICHARD H.
GREENWALD A/K/A RICHARD
GREENWALD, IF ANY; ANY AND
ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES
CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UN-
DER, AND AGAINST THE HERE-
IN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN-
DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT
KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR
ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UN-
KNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM
AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES,
HEIRS, DEVISES, GRANTEES
OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; JOHN
DOE AND JANE DOE AS UN-
KNOWN TENANTS IN POSSES-
SION, DEFENDANTS.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Summary Final
Judgment of Foreclosure dated
April 2, 2008 entered in Civil
Case No. 2007-102-CA of the Cir-
cuit Court of the Third Judicial
Circuit in and for DIXIE County,
CROSS CITY, Florida, I will sell to
the highest and best bidder for
cash at the SOUTH DOOR of the
Courthouse at the DIXIE County
Courthouse located at 215 NE
4351 HIGHWAY, CROSS CITY, FL
32628 in CROSS CITY, Florida, at
11:00 on the 20 day of May,
2008, the following described
property as set forth in said Sum-
mary Final Judgment, to-wit:

LOT 22, DIXIE LAKES SUBDIVI-
SION, THIRD ADDITION, AC-
CORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF AS RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK 1, AT PAGE 219 OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
DIXIE COUNT, FLORIDA.

Any person claiming an interest in
the surplus from the sale. if any.
other than the property owner as
of the date of the lis pendent.
must file a claim within 60 days
after the sale

Dated this 2 day of April, 2008,
Dana D. Johnson, Clerk of the
Circuit Court by Karen Leverett,
Deputy Clerk.

15,16



NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

NORRIS MCKINNEY
PO BOX 920
CROSS CITY, FL 32628

The holder of the following certifi-
cate has filed said certificate for a
tax deed to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and year of is-
suance, the description of the prop-
erty and the names in which it was
assessed are as follows


Certificate No: 007
1, 2004


JUNE


Description of Property:


SEE EXHIBIT "A"

NAME IN WHICH ASSESSED

KIMBERLY SHAFER, PO BOX
1627, OLD TOWN, FL 32680

WARNING: Said property being in
the County of Dixie, State of Flori-
da. Unless such certificate shall be
redeemed according to law the
property described in such certifi-
cate shall be sold to the highest bid-
der at the Dixie County Courthouse
on MAY 13, 2008 at 11:00 A.M.

April 7, 2008


Dana D. Johnson, Clerk of Court
Dixie County, Florida 32628


Candace L. Corbin, Deputy Clerk


EXHIBIT A


Description of Property:

Parcel No. 11-10-13-4512-0000-
0830

4.89 ACRES 1 10 13 LOT 83 DEER
TRACE SD OR BK 145 PG 402
ORB 195 P 420 CAMPER TRL



Subject to the restrictions of record.

15,16,17,18


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR DIXIE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO. 07-0079-CA
DIVISION

WELLS FARGO BANK, NA,
Plaintiff vs.
GEORGE MORRIS,;et al, Defen-
dant(s)
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Summary Final
Judgment of Foreclosure dated
April 2, 2008 and entered in Case
No. 07-0079-CA of the Circuit
Court of the Third Judicial Circuit
in and for DIXIE County, CROSS
CITY, Florida, I will sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash
at the SOUTH DOOR of the
Courthouse at the DIXIE County
Courthouse located at 215 NE
351 HIGHWAY, CROSS CITY, FL
32628 in CROSS CITY, Florida, at
11:00 on the 13th day of May,
2008, the following described
property as set forth in said Final
Judgment:

THE EAST ONE HALF OF W
ONE HALF OF SE ONE QUAR-
TER OF SW ONE QUARTER OF
SECTION 10, TOWNSHIP 10
SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, DIXIE
COUNTY, FLORIDA, LESS AND
EXCEPT THE SOUTH 60 FEET
THEREOF FOR COUNTY ROAD
RIGHT OF WAY. TOGETHER
WITH THAT CERTAIN MOBILE
HOME LOCATED THEREON,
SERIAL NUMBERS 10L25345U
AND 10L25345X.
A/K/A 309 151ST AVENUE NE,
OLD TOWN FLORIDA 32680

Any person claiming an interest in
the surplus from the sale. If any.
other than the property owner as
of the date of the lis pendent.
must file a claim within 60 days
after the sale.

Witness my hand and the seal of
this Court on April 2, 2008.
Dana D. Johnson, Clerk of the
Circuit Court,
Karen Leverett, Deputy Clerk.
15,16



EDoiuah~


NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

NORRIS MCKINNEY
PO BOX 920
CROSS CITY, FL 32628

The holder of the following certifi-
cate has filed said certificate for a
tax deed to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and year of is-
suance, the description of the prop-
erty and thenames in which it was
assessed are as follows

Certificate No: 441 JUNE*
1, 2004

Description of Property:


SEE EXHIBIT "A"

NAME IN WHICH ASSESSED

JAMES M. CHAVOUS SR. AND II,
957 NE 446TH STREET, OLD
TOWN, FL 32680

WARNING: Said property being in
the County of Dixie, State of Flori-
da. Unless such certificate shall be
redeemed according to law the
property described in such certifi-
cate shall be sold to the highest bid-
der at the Dixie County Courthouse
on MAY 13, 2008 at 11:00 A.M.

April 7, 2008


Dana D. Johnson, Clerk of Court
Dixie County, Florida 32628

Candace L. Corbin, Deputy Clerk


EXHIBIT A


Description of Property:

Parcel No. 18-10-13-0000-4646-
0100

10.00, ACRES 18 10 13 NW 1/4 OF
NE 1 OF NE 1 RD R/W OR BK 69
PG 16 OR BK 145 PG 615



Subject to the restrictions of record.


15,16,17,18


15,16,17,18


PUBLIC NOTICE

The Dixie County SHIP 3-Year
Local Housing Assistance Plan Is
available for review and com-
ment. This can be received at
Harris Administrative Services
PO Box 2660 Cross City, Fl
32628 or (352) 498-0002. We
will only accept written comments
from April 9, 2008 through April
15, 2008.

15,16



ABSOLUTE BOYCOTT

Over 100 American organiza-
tions dedicated to border secu-
rity and the enforcement of ex-
isting immigration laws
launched a nationwide boycott
of Absolut Vodka today in re-
sponse to their ad that ran in
Mexico, which panders to a ris-
ing separatist movement inside
the US, that is being fueled by
illegal immigration.

The National Illegal Immigra-
tion Boycott Coalition (NIIBC)
is known nationally for prior
sustained boycotts against
Miller Brewing and Bank of
America for their support for
illegal aliens in the US.

The NIIBC has launched a new
website at www.boycottabso-
lut.com to inform American
consumers and provide re-
sources for citizens to engage
in the boycott.

"Absolut vodka is trying to sell
liquor to Mexicans that aspire
to control the Southwest United
States," says William Gheen of
ALIPAC. "The warning signs
are everywhere. Illegal immi-
gration is creating a rising
threat to our existing border
lines and the very existence of
the United States. The sepa-
ratist sentiments and animus
towards America are prevalent
in the Mexican population and
the ranks of illegal aliens in-
side the US creating a clear and
present danger to our nation.
Everywhere we look, Global
corporations have a hand in
this brewing disaster and Abso-
lut just made the list."

The 100 organizations support-
ing the boycott will be inform-
ing their collective hundreds of
thousands of supporters using
websites, e-mails, and talk ra-
dio shows. The offensive Abso-
lut ad was created by the Mexi-
can advertising agency Ter-
an/TBWA. The boycott wqbsite
will also feature video, audio,
and text evidence of the grow-


NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

NORRIS MCKINNEY
PO BOX 920
CROSS CITY, FL 32628

The holder of the following certifi-
cate has filed said certificate for a
tax deed to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and year of is-
suance, the description of the prop-
erty and the names in which it was
assessed are as follows

Certificate No: 244 MAY
2004

Description of Property:


SEE EXHIBIT "A"

NAME IN WHICH ASSESSED

MARY AND PATRICK BAER, 1413
NE 57TH STREET, FT.LAUD-
ERDALE 33334

WARNING: Said property being in
the County of Dixie, State of Flori-
da. Unless such certificate shall be
redeemed according to law the
property described in such certifi-
cate shall be sold to the highest bid-
der at the Dixie County Courthouse
on MAY 13, 2008 at 11:00 A.M.

April 1, 2008


Dana D. Johnson, Clerk of Court
Dixie County, Florida 32628


NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

J.M. MCKINNEY JR, TRUSTEE
PO BOX 790
CROSS CITY, FL 32680.

The holder of the following certifi-
cate 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 as follows

Certificate No: 122
MAY 26, 2005

Description of Property:
SEE EXHIBIT "A"
NAME IN WHICH ASSESSED
WARREN CARNWRIGHT SR
AND JR, 377 NE 550 STREET,
OLD TOWN, FL 32680

WARNING: Said property being
in the County of Dixie, State of
Florida. Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed according to
law the property described in
such certificate shall be sold to
the highest bidder at the Dixie
County Courthouse on APRIL 22,
2008 at 11:00 A.M.

March 24, 2008

Dana D. Johnson, Clerk of Court
Dixie County, Florida 32628

Candace L. Corbin, Deputy Clerk

EXHIBIT A
Description of Property:
Parcel No. 04-10-13-4520-0000-
0110
3.00 ACRES LOT 11 THE OAKS
S/D ORB 113 P 343 ORB 158 P
580-581 12X16 SHED R-308481
Subject to the restrictions of
record.
13,14,15,16

ing separatist movement in
America to warn the public.
"Zogby polls tell us that most
Mexicans feel they do not need
American permission to enter
the US and consider this land
rightfully theirs. This invasion
has leaders, groups, thousands
of supporters on the streets,
and global corporate support. It
is time for Americans to fight
back by boycotting businesses
that support the separatist
movement." said William
Gheen.
For more information, please
visit www.boycottabsolut.com,
www.illegalimmigrationboy-
cott.com or www.alipac.us


NOTICE OF APPLICATION F
TAX DEED

NORRIS MCKINNEY
PO BOX 920
CROSS CITY, FL 32628

The holder of the following ce
cate has filed said certificate f
tax deed to be issued thereon
certificate number and year o
suance, the description of the
erty and the names in which i
assessed are as follows

Certificate No:185
2004

Description of Property:


SEE EXHIBIT "A"

NAME IN WHICH ASSESSED

STEVEN WHITBY, PO BOX 2
CROSS CITY, FL 32628

WARNING: Said property be
the County of Dixie, State of F
da. Unless such certificate sh
redeemed according to law th
property described in such ce
cate shall be sold to the higher
der at the Dixie County Courtl
on MAY 13, 2008 at 11:00 A.I

April 1, 2008



Dana D. Johnson, Clerk of Co
Dixie County, Florida 32628


Candace L. Corbin, Deputy Clerk, Candace L. Corbin, Deputy Clerk


EXHIBIT A


Description of Property:

Parcel No. 11-10-13-4550-0000-
0050

1.00 ACRES LOT 5 PARADISE
RIDGE UNREC S/D OR BK 122 PG
452


EXHIBIT A


Description of Property:

Parcel No. 09-10-12-2223-0015-
0011

9 10 12 DESC IN DB 7 P 53 L L
BARBERS ADD ORB 188 PG 344
(DC) ORB 341 P 176


Subject to the restrictions of record. Subject to the restrictions of record.


15,16, 17,18


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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

J.M. MCKINNEY JR, TRUSTEE
PO BOX 790
CROSS CITY, FL 32680

The holder of the following certifi-
cate 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 as follows

Certificate No: 419
MAY 26, 2005

Description of Property:
SEE EXHIBIT "A"
NAME IN WHICH ASSESSED

VERAAND SHEILA SMITH, 606
E MCDONALD RD, PLANT CITY,
FL 33567-9261

WARNING: Said property being
in the County of Dixie, State of
Florida. Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed according to
law the property described in
such certificate shall be sold to
the highest bidder at the Dixie
County Courthouse on April 22,
2008 at 11:00 A.M.

March 20, 2008

Dana D. Johnson, Clerk of Court
Dixie County, Florida 32628

Candace L. Corbin, Deputy Clerk

EXHIBIT A
Description of Property:
Parcel No. 19-13-12-2994-0002-
1990
19 13 12 LOT 199 LESS ELY 2
FT SUWANNEE SHORES ADD 2
OR BK 79 PG 141
Subject to the restrictions of
record.
13,14,15,16


NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

J.M. MCKINNEY JR, TRUSTEE
PO BOX 790
CROSS CITY, FL 32680

The holder of the following certifi-
cate 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 as follows

Certificate No: 619
MAY 26, 2005

Description of Property:

SEE EXHIBIT "A"

NAME IN WHICH ASSESSED

RAYMOND L. SMITH, 3101 NW
16 AVE LOT #24, OCALA, FL
34475


prop- WARNING: Said property being
t was in the County of Dixie, State of
Florida. Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed according to
MAY law the.property described in
such certificate shall be sold to
the highest bidder at the Dixie
County Courthouse on APRIL 22,
2008 at 11:00 A.M.

March 20, 2008

D Dana D. Johnson, Clerk of Court
Dixie County, Florida 32628
26,
Candace L. Corbin, Deputy Clerk

ing in EXHIBIT A
Florl-
hall be Description of Property:
e
rtifl- Parcel No. 10-10-13-4546-OOOC-
>st bid- 0220
house
M. 3.20 ACRES 10 10 13 LOT 22
ALK C KING WOODLANDS S/D
OR BK 126 PG 741

Subject to the restrictions of
record
,urt ,13,14,15,16


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR DIXIE COUNTY,
FLORIDA

CASE NO: 07-092-CA
WILLIAM BIGHAM MCCRANIE
TRUST U/A DATED SEPTEM-
BER 13,1994,

Plaintiff,
vs. JOEL DELVA, JEAN-RENOIR
EUGENE, ESTATE
.OF JEAN-RENOIR EUGENE,
MARANTHA EUGENE,
AS SPOUSE OF JEAN-RENOIR
EUGENE, STANLEY
EUGENE, A MINOR CHILD BY
AND THROUGH HIS
NATURAL GUARDIAN, MARAN-
THA EUGENE,
STEPHANIE EUGENE, A MINOR
CHILD BY AND
THROUGH HER NATURAL
GUARDIAN, MARANTHA
EUGENE, UNKNOWN HEIRS,
DEVISEES, GRANTEES,
ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS,
LIENORS AND TRUSTEES,
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS
CLAIMING BY, THROUGH,
UNDER OR AGAINST JEAN-
RENOIR EUGENE, DECEASED,

Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT
TO CHAPTER 45

NOTICE IS GIVEN that
pursuant to Summary Final Judg-
ment of Foreclosure dated the
26th day of March, 2008 in Case
Number 07-092-CA of the Circuit
Court of the Third Judicial Circuit
in and for Dixie County, Florida, in
which WILLIAM BIGHAM MC-
CRANIE TRUST U/A DATED
SEPTEMBER 13,1994, is the
Plaintiff and JOEL DELVA, is the
Defendant, I will sell to the high-
est and best bidder for cash at
the Northwest door of the Dixie
County Courthouse, Cross City,
Dixie County, Florida at 11:00
A.M. on the 30th day of April,
2008, the following described
property set forth in the Order or
Final Judgment of Foreclosure:
A tract of land lying in the North
Half of Section 15, Township 11
South, Range 13 East, Dixie.
County, Florida, being more par-
ticularly.described as follows:

Commencing at the Southeast
corner of said North Half, thence
South 88 deg, 59 min 46 sec
West for a distance of 947.82 feet
along the South line of said North
Half to the point of beginning of
the herein described lands. From
said point of beginning, thence
South 88 deg, 59 min 46 sec
West for a distance of 720.32 feet
continuing along said South line;
thence North 27 deg, 20 min 33
sec East for a distance of
1725.66 feet to the Southerly line
of county. maintained New Pine
Landing Road (30 feet wide);
thence South 61 deg, 31 min 03
sec East for a distance of 52.41
feet along said Southerly line to
an angle point on said line;
thence South 62 deg, 12 min 24
sec East for a distance of 316.74
feet along said Southerly line to a
point of curve to the left; thence
along a curve to the left, having a
radius of 1427.95 feet and an arc
length of 101.11 feet, being sub-
tended by a chord of South 64
deg, 14 min 07 sec East for a dis-
tance of 101.09 feet along said
Southerly line; thence South 20
deg, 35 min 18 sec West for a
distance of 1392.56 feet to the
point of beginning.
And
A tract of land lying in the North
Half of Section 15, Township 11
South, Range 13 East, Dixie
County, Florida, being more par-
ticularly described as follows:
Beginning at the Southeast cor-
ner of said North Half; from said
point of beginning, thence South
88 deg, 59 min 46 sec West for a
distance of 947.82 feet along the
South line of said North Half;
thence North 20 deg, 35 min 18
sec East for a distance of 192.56
feet along a non-radial line to the
Southerly line of county main-
tained New Pine Landing Road
(20 feet wide), to which a radial
line bears North 34 deg, 44 min
11 sec East; thence along a curve
to the left, having a radius of
1427.95 feet and an arc length of
291.77 feet, being subtended by
a chord of South 72 deg, 07 min
01 sec East for a distance of
291.26 feet along said Southerly
line to a point of tangency; thence
South 77 deg, 58 min 14 sec East
for a distance of 178.49 feet
along said Southerly line to the
East line of said Section 15;
thence South 00 deg, 18 min 24
sec East for a distance of
1160.39 feet along said East line
to the point of beginning.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN-
TEREST IN THE SURPLUS
FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTH-
ER THAN THE PROPERTY
OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF


THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE
A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AF-
TER THE SALE.
DATED this 26th day of March,
2008.
DANA D. JOHNSON
Clerk of the Court
By: /s/ Karen Leverett
Deputy Clerk


14,15


Page 13


Notice of meeting date change
from April 9, 2008 to be held on
April 16, 2008
The Early Learning Coalition of
the Nature Coast will be facilitat-
ing the Sumter County Advisory
Council BI-Monthly meeting on
Wednesday, April 16, 2008, be-
ginning at 9:30a.m. The meeting
will be held at the Wildwood Gov-
ernment Annex Building, 362
Shopping Center Drive, Wild-
wood, FL. 34785 Please contact
Coalition staff at 352-563-9939 if
you have any questions. Public
participation is welcome.











School


Thursday April 10, 2008


Join the Bee Project


The Great Sunflower Project is giving away packs of
sunflower seeds to students and schools. By watching
and recording the bees who arrive at the sunflowers
students help the Project to understand the chal-
lenges that bees are facing. You can sign i
up for your free seeds at www.great-
sunflower.org. A.."


Your home, school or commu-
nity garden and those around
the world produce roughly
15-20% of all the food we
eat. And for the urban poor,
who spend 50-70% of their
income on food, these gar-
dens are a real source of
good nutrition and an essen-
tial route to food security


Whether your garden contains "' . . '
vegetables, fruit trees, flowers,, or '
even medicinal plants, many of these
plants must be pollinated before a fruit
forms. And as the headlines for the last year
have made clear, bees are under threat.

We know very little about bee activity in home and
community gardens and their surrounding environ-
ments, but we are certain that they are a crucial link
in the survival of native habitats and local produce,
not to mention our beautiful urban gardens. Our local
pollinator populations require our understanding &
protection, and to answer that call we need to deter-
mine where and when they are at work.

When your sunflower seeds arrive, find a sunny spot
to plant them. Sunflowers like full sun.
When you plant them, plant each seed about 1 inch
deep and at lest six inches apart. These seeds have an
80% chance of germinating so, you might plant two
seeds for every one plant that you want. You can al-


ways thin them after they come up.

Be sure to water them after planting. It usually takes a
week or so for the seedlings to appear. This seems to
depend alot on how warm it is. You can start your
sunflower indoors. We like to use pots made out of
peat because you can transfer them straight.into the
soil when it's warmed up.


If you are going to grow your sun-
flower in a pot, it's best to have a
pot at least 15" deep. The deeper
and larger the better because
these plants like to send their
..................... roots out, out, out....

You'll want to keep the soil
moist and fertilize them
) every other week. The'Pro-
ject usually waters them
heavily once a week when
they are getting started
(about a month) and then wa-
ter a little bit every day.


Between 10 and 12 on Saturday or
SW Sunday (or the day you pick), check the
temperature and write it down. Then, grab a
cup of your favorite warm beverage (bees pollinate
coffee!!), a chair, a data sheet and pencil and a stop
watch or clock. Set up your chair so that you can see
your sunflower plant but are far enough away that you
won't scare the bees. Focus on one sunflower plant.
Count the number of open flowers on the plant. Only
count younger flowers that still have pollen or nectar
(you can touch the center of the flower to see if there
is pollen). Once you are settled, start timing and write
down how long it takes for the first five bees to arrive
at your sunflower. After 30 minutes, you can stop. If
you haven't seen 5 bees by then, The Sunflower Project
wants to know! You probably have some of their most
important data.

School packages and curriculum information on bee
identification is available, too, at no charge at great-
sunflower.org.


SOPHOMORE THANK YOU

The Sophomore class of 2010 would like to thank L
the following business for their donation for

Lighthouse Restaurant, Cheek Pharmacy,
Cross City Florist, Cypress Inn
Restaurant, Smokeys restaurant, and
Hungry Howies. They also would like to
thank everyone who bought a ticket and sup-
ported the Class of 2010.


Chamber of Commerce Beauty Pageant
Saturday, APRIL 26TH


The Miss Dixie Children's Pageant 0-6th grades will
be held at 1:00 P.M. at the Dixie County High School
auditorium on April 26th. The sponsor fee is $50.00,
which includes a picture packet. The Miss Dixie
Princess and Miss Dixie County Pageant grades 7-12
will be held April 26thth at the Dixie County High
School auditorium at 6:00 P.M. The sponsor fee is
$75.00, which includes a picture packet. DEADLINE
FOR ENTRY IS APRIL 14th.

The admission price for the pageant will be $4.00 for
adults $2.00 for students. This year all parents must
pay admission.

If your child was a winner last year we would like for
them to crown. If you have any questions, please call
Kathryn McInnis, pageant coordinator 498-6409 or
542-7377 home.

Applications are available at the schools, Dixie Coun-
ty Advocate, and Cross City City Hall. Please make
checks payable to Dixie County Chamber of Com-
merce.


Parents can onCy give
good advice or ut them
on the rightitaths, but
the final ormin of a
person's character Cies in
their own hands
--Anne Trank



T'o be able to he caught
up into the worCldof
thought -- that is
educated
--Edith 'q-amilton


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* Prom Up Do's & Makeup
* Manicures & Pedicures
* Versaspa Tanning
* Refreshments will be served
* Take photos in our beautiful courtyard

Make a group appointment to enjoy this time
with your friends. Have your date pick you up
from Seventh Heaven Day Spa & Salon.
"Enjoy I'our 'Evening!"


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Did you know?

Home education students may partici-
pate in interscholastic extracurricular
student activities in accordance with
the provisions of s. 1006.15.

1006.15 says home education students
can participate in public school ex-
tracurricular activities at the public
school at which they'd normally be as-
signed, or to which they'd normally be
eligible under school choice options, or
under any agreement with a private
school, if they:
o Meet all of the above home edu-
cation requirements;
o Demonstrate, during the period
of participation at a school, educa-
tional progress in all subjects taken in
the home education program by a
method of evaluation agreed upon by
the parent and the school
principal
o Meet standard resi-
dency requirements
o Meet standards of
behavior and conduct re-
quired by the school in
which they are participat-
ing in programs
o Register with the ap-
propriate school with his STU
or her intent to partici-
pate in a program qIIItitIHlIil
A few additional details
can be read in FS1006.15,
regarding decisions to en-
roll in the public school,
and inability to maintain
academic eligibility, but
the above are the most
relevant.


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And as of July 2007, as per the Florida
High School Athletic Association (FH-
SAA), home education students have to
complete an EL07 form. You can learn a
little background about this on LIFE of
Florida website
athttp://lifeofflorida.blogspot.com/ and
find more information and the forms at
the FHSAA website at http://wwwfh-
saa.org/compliance/.

(5) Home education students may par-
ticipate in the Bright Futures Scholar-
ship Program in accordance with the
provisions of ss. 1009.53-1009.539.
You can read all about this great schol-
arship program at the Bright Futures
website: http://wwwfirn.edu/doe/br-
futures/.
Please inquire there with specific ques-
tions.


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BEAR
BASEBALL SCHEDULE

DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME

April 10 Trenton Away 4:00 / 7:00
April 11 Ft. White* Home 7:00 Varsity
Only

April 15 Branford Home 7:00 Varsity
Only

April 18 Bell Home 4:00 / 7:00

April 21-25 District Tournament Ft. White
TBA


The Homeschool Corner


DENT OF THE WEEK


dence has grown tremendously. Her favorite part is the gym-
nastics that goes along with learning self-defense. She is look-
ing forward to the Summer Karate-Kids activities like swim-
ming at Manatee Springs, Space-Walk and cook out at Mr. Tay-
lor's DoJang, and Bowling / Pizza night. Larry Taylor's School
of Self-Defense is located 2 blocks behind the Dixie County
Courthouse, next to the City Park. For more information call
498-0048.


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BOOK LOVERS
CONVERGE ON
GAINESVILLE

The spring edition of the Friends
of the Library Book Sale begins
Saturday, April 19 at 9 a.m. in
Gainesville, as the little sale
that's grown into a major event
for book lovers continues its 54-
year-tradition.

By the time the doors open Sat-
urday the line of early bird shop-,
pers will snake through the park-
ing lot and stretch for blocks ..
down N. Main Street.

Many shoppers will spend the
night in the parking lot or ar-
rive in the pre-dawn darkness
for the privilege.


The sale happens just twice a
i" year and runs for only five
' d 's. The fall edition set a
record with $147,000 in
sales that goes to support
library programs in
Alachua County
- ' Friends of the Library
S- Book Sale
-. Where: 430 N. Main St.,
�jg -- .' Gainesville, Fla.

Schedule/Hours:
Saturday, April 19, 9 a.m. to
6 p.m.
Sunday, April 20, 1-6 p.m.
Monday, April 21, noon to
8 p.m.
- . - Tuesday. April 22, noon to 8
p.m. (Half-price Day)
' ] Wednesday, April 23, noon to
.6 p.m. (10-Cent Day)


? VOTERS UNION!!!

Welcome to the Dixie County Voters Union. '
It costs nothing to join. There are no meet-
ings to attend. Our goal is the election of
officials of Dixie County by members of
our organization. Our candidates will have
pledged to equal opportunity and protec-
Stion under the law for all residents of Dixie
County, regardless of income, race, or
, length of residency If this sounds familiar,
it is, because we have joined the EP.P. and
have become the D.C.VU. It may be time
for some changes. We can all band together
for the candidates of our choice. We offer
the D.C.V.U. as a means of communication
in the nomination of our candidates.
Join us for a better government in Dixie
County Mail info to Dixie County Voters
Union P. 0. Box 803, Old Town, Florida
32680 or call 352-542-1081.
Pamela Swanson, President. |


W." RE



Welcome, fellow com-
puter users, to the
first installment of
the Dixie County
Advocate's new column, "Redneck Tech".
In this column you will find a great
number of potentially useful informa-
tion about your home or office computer.
I shall strive to keep the information as
simple and understandable as
possible.
"Welcome to the internet"

I shall assume, dear reader, that you
have already purchased & installed a
computer, and also that you have man-
aged to get said contraption connected
to the internet. The internet is a great
place, full of useful information,
places to shop, nifty programs, and
things of that sort.

One thing many people fail to realize is
that the internet is now largely a
commercial place. Very few websites of-
fer anything for free. Those which do
will usually subject you to some form of
advertisement. This is all very
understandable when one notes that
very few people like to work for free.
So, you can find out a great many
things, and download a huge quantity of
programs for a minimal cost if you are
willing to be exposed to internet
advertisements.

Now, before you go clicking on that
"DOWNLOAD NOW" link, one thing you
should be made aware of is that not all
programs are helpful. Why, you ask?
Why would a person author a program
that could damage your computer, an-
noy you to the point of tearing your
hair from your scalp, or at the very
least tie up valuable system resources
and make your computer slower than


edneck Tech
by Eli Loy

molasses? As I said before, the internet
is largely about money A lot of
"malicious software" is written and at-
tached to various other files or
programs simply to find out what it is
that you do on the internet. This
information can be used by marketing
agencies to discover what types of
advertising work on which types of peo-
ple. These programs are usually called
"spyware".

It is not always so. Many programs are
authored for the sole purpose of
causing chaos. If someone has a vendet-
ta against a corporation, they may
write a few lines of treacherous pro-
gram code and send their newly created
"virus" off into the world of the inter-
net to infect said corporations
customer base and/or computer sys-
tems, causing damage to valuable data,
and
forcing the company to spend further
monies repairing their computers.

So here you are, newly connected to the
internet and potentially, nay,
assuredly, awash in the crossfires from
thousands of malicious/unscrupulous
individuals, and market research
teams. The first thing to know is that
without firewall, antivirus, and antispy-
ware programs install on your
computer, you are going to get a virus,
The second thing to know is that
even with these installed, you will like-
ly get one anyway. There is a light,
my fellow sufferers: if you DO have
these programs installed you can FIX
these terrible problems with the judi-
cious use of your protection programs.

A good start is to check your computer
for an antivirus program. If you
have no antivirus I highly recommend
Grisoft AVG Free Eddition. For a free
antivirus program it prtoects and


** OFFICIAL* *

NOTICE OF

GENERAL ELECTION




I, Kurt S. Browning, Secretary of State of the State of Florida, do hereby
give notice that a GENERAL ELECTION will be held in DIXIE County,
State of Florida, on the FOURTH day of NOVEMBER, 2008,
A.D., to fill or retain the following offices:


President and Vice-President
Representative in Congress: District 2
State Attorney: Judicial Circuit 3
Public Defender: Judicial Circuit 3
State Senator: District 3
State Representative: Districts 10 and 11
Supreme Court: Retention of One Justice
First District Court of Appeal: Retention of Six Judges
Circuit Judge, Third Judicial Circuit: Groups 4, 6 and 7
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Sheriff
Property Appraiser
Tax Collector
Superintendent of Schools
Supervisor of Elections
School Board: Districts 2 and 4
County Commissioner: Districts 1, 3 and 5
Dixie Soil and Water Conservation District: Groups 1,
2 and 4
Suwannee Water and Sewer District: At Large - 5 Members


DIXIE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT



SERVING YOU AT FIVE LOCATIONS

CROSS CITY/HIGHWAY 19
OLD TOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
RUTH RAINS MIDDLE SCHOOL
ANDERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
DIXIE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL


Acute & Chronic Disease Care
Laceration Repair
Well Child & Newborn Care
School & Sports Physicals
Treatment for Asthma
WIC Coupons
Laboratory & X-Ray


Minor Surgical Procedures
Employment Physicals
Family Planning / OB Care.
School Health Services
Preventative Health Care
Dental Services
HIV Anonymous & Confidential Testing


* Child and Adult Immunizations
* Attention Deficit Disorder Evaluation & Treatment
� Kiddy Corner Play Area for Children
FREE PREGNANCY TESTS
Board Certified Pediatrician To Care For Your Children
Board Certified Family Medicine Practitioner to Care For Adults
Medical Providers To See Your Children At School


TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT CALL: (352) 498-1360
MOST MAJOR INSURANCES ACCEPTED


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Stuff To Do


Kids Fishing Tournament

On April 19th The Lower
Suwannee and Cedar Keys
NWR along with the Cedar
Key Oystermens Associa- '. .
tion and FAVOR, Friends' .
and Volunteers of Refuges
will host a fishing tourna-
ment at Shell Mound start- .
ing at 9AM and lasting un- .
til noon. There will be bait -
provided by the Oyster-
mens Association and .
knowledgeable people to
identify fish and assist
with the fishing. There
will also be prizes. This
promises to be a fun filled
morning and all young
people are invited to participate. So bring your kids
and grand kids and enjoy YOUR refuge. It would be a
good idea to bring bug repellent, sun screen, water
and wear shoes that will not be harmed if they get
wet. For more information call Jim Hess 352-493-7468.


Central Florida Wingless
Sprints head to Columbia
Motorsports Park this
Saturday

Lake City, FL (April 7, 2008) Hold on to your hats, the
Central Florida Wingless Sprints return to Columbia
Motorsports Park this Saturday. On their last visit, it
was Troy Decaire who topped the 13 car field followed
by Brian Gingras, Tommy Nichols, Charlie Ladner,
and Dakota Stephens.

Along with the Central Florida Wingless Sprints will
be the Sportsman, Pure Stock, V-8 Bombers and Hor-
nets.

Leading the points for the Sportsman division at Co-
lumbia is Charlie Seroki-with one win under hi6 belt
and 122 poli0s. Following Seroki in points is Nevin
Gainey with two wins and 106 points.

John Roling leads the points for the Pure Stock with
two wins and 163 points over Bobby Johnson with one
win and 128 points.

Brian Hull tops the Hornet points with two wins and
172 points over Josh Wise with 156 points.

A.C. Morrow leads the V-8 Bombers with two wins
and 121 points over Rick Taylor with one win and 112
points.

Grandstands will open at 6 pm with racing action at
7:30 pm.



Rainbow Springs Park To
Open New Tubing
Facility
-Visitors invited to long anticipated
tubing opportunity-

DUNNELLON - The Florida Department of Environ-
mental Protection's Rainbow Springs State Park will
open its new tubing fa-
ciity this week-
. 'end, April 5 and 6.
- -The float down
* ..;Rainbow River
from the park facil-
v ity traverses
just under
P . two miles and
lasts about
sand a half.


S. park facility pro-
vides tube rentals
and a shuttle service, each operated by Dragonfly Wa-
tersports. Tubers can access the facility.and enter the
river to tube until 3:00 p.m. to ensure the river is clear
by 5:00 p.m. However, the headsprings entrance to the
park will remain open until sunset. Since the facility
is brand new, operations may be adjusted as neces-
sary

Park admission is $5.00 per car up to eight passen-
gers. The tubing fee is $10.00 for a single tube and
$20.00 for a double tube including transportation up
river so participants can tube down the river and re-
turn to the parking lot.

For more information on Rainbow Springs State
Park, visit http://www.floridastateparks.org/rain-
bowsprings.


Music in Monticello
From Friday April 18 through Saturday April 19,
Monticello hosts the First Annual Southern Music
Rising Festival. The theme is if you have a pickup, a
dog, and a guitar come on over. Pictured is Monticel-
lo's Brett Kelly with Boston. Brett will play two sets at
the event.

Traditional American string music is featured.
Twenty-five bluegrass, folk and country bands will be
playing on five stages, all within walking distance of
historic downtown Monticello. Picking and grinning
is on the main stage at the 1891 Monticello Opera
House as well as


in historic old
homes.

There is an open
mike stage
where amateur
players are invit-
ed to perform.
All bands have
agreed to hang
out and pick
with the crowds.


There are mod-
ern hotels, his-
toric bed and
breakfast inns,
camping, and
even RV parking
is available. All
of the local
restaurants are open and serving guests.


Street and lot parking are available and free horse
carriages will circulate to take concertgoers to their
destinations.

Featured bands are Florida Scrubs playing at the
Monticello Opera House on Saturday April 19. The
Florida Scrubs boast the Texas Flat Picking Champi-
on Jim Walton. Next on stage is the Grammy nomi-
nee chart-topping group, Blue Highway The evening
performance begins at 7PM.

Mark Twain said, "Southerners speak music." Bring
a lawn chair, spend some time in Monticello and
come hear us talk.
Where: Monticello, Florida
When: Friday April 18 at 7PM Gospel Sing at the Monticello Opera
House
Featuring seven groups and a youth choir.
Saturday April 19, from 11 AM- 6:30PM continuous play by bands.
Saturday April 19, 7PM Florida Scrubs and Blue Highway.
Prices: Friday April 18, Gospel Sing $7 adults $1
children
Saturday April 19, All day festival donation $5
Saturday April 19, Florida Scrubs/ Blue Highway $15

Information: 850-915-6881
Website:southernmusicrising.com


You can be a Ghostbuster, too

Spring has sprung! Whether your interest is in per-
sonal growth, learning a new dance, or going on an
outdoor adventure, SFCC's Community Education
program has a wide range of spring classes open to
everyone in the community Classes begin April 12th.

With many new classes-to choose from, try one of
these! April classes (for more information or to regis-
ter, www.mySFCC.com, or (352)395-5193):

INTRO TO GHOSTHUNTING, PSY0006.1F6, 6 Sat., be-
gins 4/12, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM, SFCC - NW Campus,
Room P-161, FEE $49 + $20 to cover use of profession-
al equipment. Bring a notebook and an open, but sci-
entifically-skeptical mind; tape recorder, camera and
film.

THEME DINNER PLAN- .. .'. - . -
NING 101, CUL0090.1G2,
1 Tue., 4/15, 7 PM - 9 PM,
Gainesville High School,
1900 NW 13th St., FEE
$24 + $5 for to instructor
for handouts.

CREATIVE WRITING
FOR BEGINNERS,
. ENG0008.1F3, 6 Wed., be-
gins 4/16, 6:15 PM - 7:15
PM, SFCC - NW Campus,
Room A-25, FEE $24

LIVING "GREEN",
HOM0022.1F3, 6 Wed., be-
gins 4/16, 6:45 PM - 8:45
PM, SFCC - NW Campus, ,-
Room A-227, FEE $49 ,..

ALL ABOUT CHINA,
HOB0050.1F1, 4 Mon., be-
gins 4/21, 6 PM - 8 PM,
SFCC- NW Campus,
Room B-30, FEE $29. No
SR Waivers. If vnu hav a Silh


GOSPEL SING WITH "THE

WALKERS"


The family of Calvary Temple extends an invitation
to join us for a Gospel Sing on Sunday April 20th be-
ginning at 10:30 a.m. with The Walker's out of Talla-
hassee Fl. This is a wonderful group that will really
bless you both in song and ministry Visit their web'
site at www.walkerministries.com. Their music is
versatile and includes southern, county, and contem-
porary. Please consider joining us for this very spe-
cial service. For information call 352-498-3000.



Williston Art Show
The GFWC Williston Woman's Club wants you to gel
wrapped up in art! The Williston Regional Art Pro-
motion - or WRAP - will be held on Saturday, May 3rd,
from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at the Williston Woman's
Club at 1049 NE 6th Blvd. in Williston.
The juried art show features 15 artists who will be
offering their work for sale with no one item listed
for more than $350. In addition, the work of local
school children will be on display outside the club
house.
Plenty of good food and homemade strawberry
shortcake will be available for sale by club members,
and a full program of entertainment is planned, with
the world's smallest trick horse, Hercules and Carole
Fletcher appearing at 10 a.m.
For more information contact WRAP organizer
Kaye Mc Glothin at 352-528-3350.


(386) 754-4340 .m
yad need assistance, please contact (386) 754 1340'


Sunday Dinner Buffet
All You Can Eat
Sunday April 13, 2008
12:00 Noon - 3:00 Pm

Fundraiser At
Liles Fellowship Hall
Cross City First United Methodist b
Church
Across From City Park .

Prices: 12-Adults: $9.00
Ages 6-12: $6.00
Under 6: Free

Menu:
Stuffed Peppers Chicken Casserole
Broccoli String Beans Peas
Applesauce Tea, Coffee Lemonade
Fresh Baked Rolls & Bread
Cinnamon Butter

Bread Pudding With Sauce
Pudding With Whipped Cream
Chocolate Chip Cookies
Chocolate Chip Cookies With Walnuts

Sponsored By: United Methodist Women
Cross City, Florida

Come And Join Us!!!


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In Closing


Thursday April 10, 2008


Dixie residents travelling to see Pope


Continued from Front Page...re-
searching the area on the internet.
"I contacted Angie Freeman at Dixie Re-
alty and then talked my wife into com-
ing here on our vacation." Says Mr.
Bowens, "I just fell in love with this
place right away."
Mr. Bowens says that they spent their
first night in Dixie at the Suwannee
Gables Motel and at around 2 a.m. he
was awakened by the absolute noiseless-
ness. In the morning a young lady held a
door for them. On their way to Horse-
shoe Beach, and also on the way back,
everyone who they met waved at them.
They made arrangements to'purchase a
house that day.
Mr. Bowens had a twin brother named
Clyde who passed away some years ago.
After they had moved into their house,
he mused to himself as he looked at the
house next door. "I wish Clyde lived
there."
The next morning the neighbor who
lived in that house came over to intro-
duce himself. His name was Clyde. It
was also discovered that their other
neighbor shared a name with Mrs.
Bowens' late brother.
"It was then that we decided that God
had guided us here," said Mr. Bowens.
Here in Dixie County with an actual
yard, not just a small lot like he had be-
come accustomed to in the city, Mr.
Bowens says that he began to neglect his
church attendance in favor of working
in his yard. Mrs. Bowens did not approve
and prevailed upon him to once again at-
tend regularly..
Mr. Bowens began to regularly attend
the Holy Cross Catholic Church with his
wife. As soon as he walked through the �
door Francis Roberson and Jan Kramer
gave him a big hug and welcomed him.
There were 18 people attending that day
and, according to Mr. Bowens, more
noise came from frogs than from people.


As he rose and began to leave Father








What a success!

The First Annual Old Town Easter Hunt .
302 kids were entertained
500-600 people were fed and entertained.
Thank you to bour generous sponsors:
Gail's Cafe
Wade's Bail Bonds
Dixie Music
Hitchcock's
Foodland of Cross City
Gator Gas
Smoke Signals
Anderson Columbia
Old Town Hardware
Lifetime Homes
Computers and More
Dr. Trask
Rick Baker
Catch the Drift.
Flying Hawk
Big Cypress Bluegrass Band
, Forest Hills Red Hats
American Legion Auxiliary
Sue Ice
Latter Day Saints Young Women
Cameron Burke
Tittsworth Family
Graber Family
Rick Gooding
Sheriff Dewey Hatcher
Jennifer and Jamie Storey


NAPA of Old Town


Joe Maniangat caught him at the door
introduced himself, and personally wel-
comed him to the congregation.
On Easter day in 2005 Mr. Bowens was
baptized and became a Catholic convert.
"I felt the Holy Spirit so much that day
that it seemed I would float through the
ceiling."
Pope Benedict XVI will be in New York,
at the Yankee Stadium on April 20.
There are 165,000 people registered as
practicing Catholics in the St. Augustine
Diocese. Twenty tickets were given out
to see the Pope. Mr. and Mrs. Bowens are
two of those people.
"We are very excited to be able to at-
tend," say the Bowens, "We would like to
thank the Knights of Columbus council
9957 for their gracious donation of the
airfare so that we could make the trip."
Father Joe McDonnell was the one who
telephoned to tell the Bowens' that they
had been selected to see the Pope.
"When Father McDonnell said, 'you
have been picked to go to New York and
see the Pope', I just said 'Oh, yeah...' I
thought it was a joke," recalls Mr.
Bowens. However, Father McDonnell as-
sured him that it was no "Father Joe
Joke".
The Bowens, at the time of this writing,
have not received any information about
their trip; and, as they have never at-
tended such an event before, are not sure
what to expect.
"The Pope is one of God's chosen lead-
ers. He is here to help bring us peace,
harmony, and unity To get to meet him
really touches my heart. I am blessed to
be able to go and be among those people
who will get to hear him speak and to
.worship with him. It is a great honor."
The Bowens are obviously looking for-
ward to the trip.
We hope to hear from them on their re-
turn.
-E. Loy


OLD TOWN
FIRE STATION, CR 349
1/2.MILE NORTH
OF HWY. 19.
TURN RIGHT ON
GREENWAY RD.
9AM-4PM


HIGGINBOTHAM, continued from page one
I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management. I believe through
my knowledge of management, I can help the residents of Dixie County' I have
some ideas to increase revenue without costing the taxpayers and reducing spend-
ing without affecting services. I look forward to talking with everyone in the
county about their concerns, but I know it is almost impossible to see everyone. I
ask that anyone who wishes to discuss an issue, please contact me.
If elected, I will be Your County Commissioner, no matter what district you live in.
I believe that most of the people want to see a change, and I will work hard to de-
liver that change in the most positive way possible for the residents of Dixie Coun-
ty I ask that each of you, please consider me for this office.
Sincerely, Gene Higginbotham


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Buffet Hours, Monday Through Friday

7:00 am to 10:30 am

Saturday and Sunday 7:00-11:00 am


SIXIE COUNTY





THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AND THE DIXIE COUNTY COMMISSION ARE SPONSORING
A PROJECT TO COLLECT, RECYCLE, TREAT AND PROPERLY
DISPOSE OF THESE HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTES.


o WANTED -


Used Oil
Oil Filters
Gasoline
Anti Freeze


Batteries
Fertilizers
Pesticides
Insecticides


Poisons
Computers
Televisions
Aerosol Cans


DANGEROUS
el*If a container leaks, pack it in a larger container
with an absorbent material such as cat litter or
oil absorbent.
*Do not mix different or unknown materials together.
*Containers must be labeled. (If you cannot identify
the contents then label it unknown.)
*Pack the containers in boxes with dividers.


Household Cleaners
Fluorescent Lamps
Pool Chemicals
Paint Thinners


NOT WANTED
*Explosives such as ammunition,
dynamite, and blasting agents.
*Reactives such as crystallized ethers, picric
acid, and sodium and phosphorus metals.
*Radioactive or infectious wastes.
*Pressurized cylinders such as propane
or LP gas tanks and compressed gasses.


Paint & Paint Products
Photographic Solutions


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CROSS CITY
DIXIE COUNTY
COURT HOUSE,
CORNER OF
CR 351 &
BARBER AVE.
1 OAM-3PM


Lunch andDinner

Monday through Saturday

11.00-9.00

Sunday 12:00-5.00


Smokey's Bar-B-Que & Steakhouse
16368 SE Highway 19
Cross City, Florida 32628
Visit us on the web at
smokeysflorida, corn
352-498-1686


SATUnzfDAY, APrIL TTH
AT 2 LOCATIONS:


NI FIRE/RESCUE
H STATION
HWY 19______


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