Religion

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Cradle Creek

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by LIZA MITCHELL
ST.AFF WRITER
The man legendary musician
John Hammond called "the
real thing" helped kick-start a
press conference Wednesday at
George's Music to advance the
16th annual Springing the
Blues Festival, March 31, April
1 and 2. in Jacksonville Beach.
Musician Willie Green with
local players Built for Comfort
featuring guitarist lack
Corcoran, drummer Ken Nasta
and bassist Steve Millei, prosid-
ed a live music backdrop to
announce the return of the
three-day blues festival, which
has grown into the country's
largest, free outdoor music
event.
"This is great to come in and
hear Willie," Jacksonville
Beach Mayor Fland Sharp said
Wednesday at George's NMusic
the event's title sponsor.
"The blues festival is sort of
our signature event here in
Jacksonville Beach," Sharp
added.
"I was on the Cit Council in
1991 when we figured out we
wanted to do this and the
rest is history. It's been a great
event for us and will be in the
future."
Festival founder and execu-
tive director Sam V heal said join-
ing forces with George's Music
also helped spring the festival
to greater success.
"\Ve couldn't do what we

See BLUES, A-3

Green plays blues

Photo by LIZA MITCHELL
Blues player Willie Green jams on the harp as bassist Steve Miller of the local group Built for
Comfort provides the low end Wednesday at a press event at George's Music. The event kicks
off the 16th annual festival, March 31-April 2, at the SeaWalk Pavilion in Jacksonville Beach.
Green performs at 2:15 p.m. Sunday, April 2, on the west stage.

by LIZA MITCHELL
STAFF WRITER
A crushed shell walking
path, canoe launch, wildlife
overlooks and elevated wood-
en boardwalks will soon be
constructed as part of the
Cradle Creek nature preserve
in Jacksonville Beach.
The City Council Monday
approved a bid not to exceed
$793,300 to develop the 43-
acre parcel of environmental-
ly sensitive land off Fairway
Lane.
"Cradle Creek is a real
important project," City
Manager George Forbes said.
"It's an area that was going
to be developed into home
sites and the city worked out
a deal with the city of
Jacksonville to purchase the
land for $1.2 million which is
probably worth three to four
times that now and turn it
into a preserve."
Jacksonville Beach original-
ly negotiated the purchase of
approximately 3.6.5 acres
from the Trust for Public
Lands in August 2001 to stop
the imminent development
of a residential subdivision.
A state grant from the
Florida Communities Trust
(FCTi funded a portion of the

by JEFFREY MINTON
STAFF IURITER
The Neptune Beach City
Council Monday OK'd a speed
hump policy for the city but
already plans to discuss possible
changes to the policy later this
month.
The policy, approved in a 3-1
vote, will govern how the city
determines whether to install
the traffic calming devices along
residential streets.
In the policy:
The city will need an initial
request from at least five resi-
dents of different households
who want a speed hump on
their street.
The city would then petition
the "effected residents" along
the the street. If at least 55 per-
cent of the the residents favor
the speed hump, tie city will
direct staff to conduct a thor-
ough traffic study of the number
of cars which travel the street

$1.2 million land acquisition.
In January 2003, the City
Council approved the pur-
chase of an adjacent 6.7-acre
parcel for inclusion to the
preserve, named for the geo-
graphic waterway spawned by
Pablo Creek.
A grant from the Florida
Inland Navigation District
iFINDi will cover S296,4"0 of
the construction costs.
Construction time is esti-
mated at six months.
Forbes said the addition of
Cradle Creek will help market
Jacksonville Beach as a desti-
nation point. The park will be
included as a Blue Water trail
to allow kayak and canoe
enthusiasts to travel by water
between the three Beaches
communities.
The preserve will also fea-
ture interpretive signage at
key points along the trail
detailing the area's pristine
ecosystem.
Environmental education
classes will also be conducted
annually by trained educators
or resource professionals for
school and civic groups.
"It's a preserve not an
active park," Forbes said.
"It's a beautiful asset to the
community."

and how fast they are going., lf
the petition fails, a new petition
for speed humps can not be
brought up for one year.
*Petition results, trafhc study
results, cost estimates and rec-
ommendations from the City
Manager and Police Chief will
then be presented to the City
Council at a workshop meeting
for consideration. If the council
comes to a consensus to install a
speed hump on the street, the
issue will be moved to the coun-
cil's next regular meeting for
approval.
*Prior to installation, the loca-
tion of the speed hump must be
reviewed by the Police
Department and Fire
Department. If approved, the
installation of the hump will be
scheduled and paid for by the
city "as funds are available." The
speed humps are estimated to

See HUMPS, A-3

Both sides claim victory in Surfrider ruling

by LAURA FOWLER
STAFF I%'RITER
A circuit judge in St.
Augustine has ruled on the
Ponte Vedra beach access law-
suit against St. Johns County,
with both sides declaring victo-
ry.
Ruling in favor of Surfrider
Foundation, Circuit Judge
Michael Travnor ordered the
county to begin within six
months removing any obstruc-
tions in several of the 14 beach
accesses along Ponte Vedra
Boulevard.
But the county is not
required to replace about 75
parking spaces in front of
Ponte Vedra Inn & Club
because the removal of the
parking was in compliance
with the Ponte Vedra

Boulevard parking ban passed
in 2003.
"This is an obLious victory
for the county," Senior
Assistant County Attorney
Laura Barrow said Tuesday.
"The court recognized that
the county is doing an awful
lot to increase and enhance
beach access. We are very
happy with the victory."
Surfrider attorney Deborah
Andrews, on the other hand,
said Tra\-nor's ruling is just
what they were hoping for: an
order for the county to comply
with its own Beach
Management Plan, approved
in luly 2004.
"I think it's a great day for
the Surfriders," Andrews said
Monday.
"They [the county] didn't
have any particular plan to

clear the fully obstructed
accesses, so this order clearly
tells the county, 'Open the
obstructed accesses,' she said.
The Surfrider Foundation is a
national organization that
works to assure the public's
access to beaches.
Meanwhile, Traynor has
ordered both attorneys to
schedule a hearing to reconsid-
er the validity of a parking ban
on Ponte Vedra Boulevard.
The original claim that the
ban was discriminatory, allow-
ing arbitrary exceptions for
parking along the roadway,
was thrown out in 2004-1 by
Traynor.
Surfrider attorney James
Woodruff filed a motion in
February to rehear the parking
ban in light of county staff
publicly acknowledging that

the ban is unconstitutional for
allowing such exceptions.
Both Woodruff and Andrews
said they think Traynor's wish
to schedule a hearing on the
topic as opposed to his flat-
ly denying the motion is a
good sign.
A hearing has been sched-
uled for March 23.
The next step is to determine
whether Traynor's ruling will
change the county's timeline
for improving beach access in
Ponte Vedra, according to Dave
Williams, aquatics superin-
tendent.
The county's Beach
Management Plan, which was
written by Williams, calls for
six beach walkovers to eventu-
ally be built in Ponte Vedra,
adding to the two existing
walkovers.

The plan also identifies
encroachments and obstruc-
tions at several of the 14 beach
access points mentioned in
Surfrider's lawsuit.
Williams said in December
the county began identifying
obstructions and notifying
property owners that they
would have to be removed.
Under the county's imple-
mentation plan, any encroach-
ing structures and vegetation
would need to be cleared by
some time in June, Williams
said.
"It [Traynor's ruling] might
not affect anything that we're
doing," Williams said.
The county also applied for a
grant to build about 20
walkovers throughout the
county several of which
would be built in Ponte Vedra.

Williams said he will find
out this month whether the
grant was awarded to St. lohns
County. If not, Williams said,
the Beach Services
Department will take the
$200,000 that the county
would have matched for the
grant and "build what we can."
That could mean "anywhere
from one to eight" walkovers,
Williams said, depending on
the length and location of
each.
The longer the walkover, the
more expensive it is, he said.
Williams added that he did-
n't know whether the beach
accesses in Ponte Vedra would
take priority over others
throughout the county
because of Travnor's ruling.

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Water advisory lifted
A marine water health advi-
sory issued last week for a sec-
tion of south Neptune beach
has been lifted by the Duval
County Health Department.
The advisory, issued March 3
based on weekly water samples
taken to monitor bacteria in
the water, applied to the shore-
line section of south Neptune
Beach at Hopkins Street, one
block north of the Jacksonville
Beach border.
Free concert tonight
The wo'rshtp 'b'ard df"EPIC
Surf NMiristr;y is 'sch'ednled to
give a free concert 8 p.m. to 10
p.m. today at Solid Grounds
Coffee Shop, 1487 Atlantic
Blvd., Neptune Beach, in The
Shoppes of Summer Sands.
EPIC's repertoire consists of
mostly modern covers
(Passion, Vineyard, David
Crowder Band, Leonard Jones,
David Ruis), as well as a few
originals, and some hymns.
Also at the coffee shop, "The
Lord of the Rings The Two
Towers" will be shown 7 p.m.
to 10 p.m. Saturday.
For information call 246-
9223
Fashions raise funds
A fashion show coordinated
by the Steinway. Society is
scheduled 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Saturday, April. 1, at the Casa
Marina Hotel in Jacksonville
Beach,' Local personalities
Charlene Shirk, Aida Ribeiro,
Angie Boselli and Gene
Nordan are among the models.
The ticket cost of $100 each
includes a. one-year member-
ship to the Steinway Society, a
nonprofit organization that
promotes fine music and its
performance among young
pianists from the Jacksonville
area.
For tickets, call 545-2117.
!_o.Bpgeahes Wvatchi meets ..
-,i'The Beaches Watch monthly
meeting will be held at 7 p.m.
Wednesday, April 5, at Fletcher
High School. The meeting is
open to the public. For infor-
mation call 513-9242 or visit
www.beacheswatch.com.
Tillie Fowler honored
The late Tillie Fowler of
Jacksonville is one of three per-
sons who will be inducted
Tuesday into the Florida
Women's Hall of Fame in
Tallahassee.
Mrs. Fowler, a Republican
who served in the U.S. House
of Representatives from 1993
to 2001, died March 2, 2005 at
the age of 62.
The others being inducted at
the 5 p.m. ceremony at the
Capitol Rotunda are Caridad

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Bird walk is Saturday
A Birds, Botany and Breakfast
nature hike through the Guana

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Saturday at the trailhead near
the Guana River dam, off State
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Guests are encouraged to
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well as various plants found in
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Sam Veal (in baseball cap) founder and executive director of the George's Music Springing the
Blues Festival, joins blues artist Willie Green (at podium) and George's Music president and CEO
George Hines Wednesday at a press event celebrating the 16th annual festival March 31-April 2 i
at the SeaWalk Pavilion in Jacksonville Beach. Veal said the. 2006 festival will commemorate
blues as the birth of music in America and rock n' roll is the child of the blues.

Blues: In the Schools program returns

Cont. from A-i :
have been doing for the last
nine years without the support
of George's Music," Veal said.
George Hines, president and
CEO of George's Music and
longtime fan of the blues, said
music has always been an,
important part, of his life.
A musician since the age of
6, Hines said it is important
that children are exposed at an
early age to the magic of the
blues.
The Blues in the Schools pro-
gram will target six elementary
and high schools to teach the
students about the history and
principles of blues music.
"Blues music really originat-
ed-in America and its a unique
art form. We, started it and
want to take some credit for
it," Hines said. "We want to
teach our children some of the:
positive aspects of blues,
music." :
Green is also active in bring-
ing the blues to kids. His CD
"Willie Green: Livin' The Blues
LiVe" features school children.
"I've been working with
schools for about a month
now. I'n trying to help them
'do the best they can and learn
:them to be like me," he said.
Veal said the 2006 festival
will be "rockin' the blues" to
commemorate blues as the
birth of music in America and
rock n' roll is the child of the
blues.
"We've got a phenomenal
lineup this year," Veal said

"We are giving a nod to the
evolutionary process of this
.indigenous musical- art form.
This year you will see some
performances that will have a
great rock influence of the
blues."
Some of the other outer festi-
val activities will include the
3rd annual Surfing the Blues
pro am, a 5K beach run and
golf tournament.
Paul West, who heads the
surfing the blues contest, said
the $5,000 purse donated by
Aqua East surf shop is one of'
the largest pro bank offered in
the state.
"This is such a wonderful
community event that high-
lights really what Jax Beach is
all about which is the beach,
the sand, the ocean and having
a good time in a family envi-'
ronment," W\Vest said.
This year will also pay tribute
to Dru "Dr. Hector" Lombar,
who died last year of a heart
attack and Dan Amico of
returning presenting sponsor
Sound Advice, who lost his bat-
tle with a rare form of cancer.
Both men, Veal said, will be
honored for their contribu-
tions to the festival. Lombar
and Dr. Hector and the Groove
Injectors performed an
acoustic set last year on the
west stage. '
The Dr. Hector Blues Tribute
will begin at 4:15 p.m. Sunday
on the west stage where
Lombar last performed at the
festival with Miller and

Corcoran.
"We want to remember Dru's
efforts and his work and his.
talents and his genius," Veal
said. "There will be a whole
host of blues artists who will be
coming in to participate in this
tribute."
Amico will be honored for
his efforts with the, first Dan
Amico Memorial Bike Ride
which will leave Saturday
morning from the SeaWalk
Pavilion south to Mickler's
Landing and back.
"It will be a real humble
bicycling event this year," Veal,
said. "We hope to grow it to be
an annual part of Springing the
Blues.
The official after-party blues
jam will be held at the Atlantic
Theatre on Atlantic Boulevaid
."when we have to go down at
. 10 p.m. 'at the SeaWValk
Pavilion," Veal said, to comply
with the city's noise ordinance.
The southern blues kitchen
Niojo Barbeque is the festival's
new official'ba rbecue provider.
A new location will open in
The Boulevard commercial
complex under construction
on Beach Boulevard before the
InUtacoastal Waterwavy bridge..
."Where else can you go and
have great food, great music,
great people and you get to,
watch people surf right there.
on the ocean at the same
time," Hines said. "We think
this year is going to be the best
ever."

Humps: More discussion March 20

Cont. from A-1
cost roughly $700 if installed by
the city's Public Works or
approximately $2,000 if
installed by an outside contrac-
tor, according to city staff.
SPriority scheduling may be
arranged for residents willing to
pay half the cost of the speed

hump installation.
The policy stipulates that a
speed hump must be installed
for at least one year before its
removal can be considered
unless unanticipated safety
problems anse.
But some councilors Monday
said they think that is not

enough time and want to
change the policy to require at
least a two or three year waiting
period to remove a hump.
The council has scheduled to
discuss the issue at its March 20
workshop meeting.

Haz waste to be collected March 18

Household hazardous waste
will be collected in the parking
lot of Atlantic Beach City Hall,
800 Seminole Road, March 18
from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The city of Jacksonville's
Environmental Resource
Management Department will
be on hand to collect waste
free of 'charge for Duval
County residents.

Accepted items are: paint,
paint thinners and strippers,
rechargeable batteries, photo-
graphic chemicals, antifreeze,
lawn and garden chemicals,
pool chemicals, aerosol cans,
pesticides, small propane
tanks, fire extinguishers, car
batteries, thermometers and
thermostats, fertilizer, :acids,
car care chemicals, drain clean-,

ers, varnish/shellac, ammuni-
tion, used oil, flares.
, The city will not accept: bio-.
hazardous (medical) waste,
explosives, tires, large house-.
hold appliances (washers, dry-
ers, stoves,refrigerators), com-
mercial waste.
For more information; call
-387-8847; 384-1380 or 387-
8837 ext.' 256.

JACKSONVILLE BEACH
A laptop computer valued at
$1,500, a digital camera valued.
at $350 and 42,650 cash were
reported burglarized from a res-
idence March 6 in the 800
block of 10th Avenue South.
Two drills valued at $500
were reported stolen form a
construction site March 6 in
the 1000 block of First Street.
A wallet and a cell phone
were reported stolen from a"
purse at a restaurant March 6
in the first block of Beach
Boulevard.
An check card fraud was
reported March 6 in the 900
block of 9th Avenue North.
A manger at a restaurant in
the 300 block of Beach
Boulevard reported March .7.
that an employee has stolen
$144 cash from the register.
Someone reported that $100
cash was stolen from a purse
March 7 in the first block of
Third Street North.
A motorcycle valued at
$23,000 was reported stolen,
from a residence March 7 in
the 1700 block of Birchwood
Road.
A wallet was reported stolen

by LIZA MITCHELL
STAFF WRITER
)The Beaches Housing
Coalition will meet at noon
today at St. John's Catholic
Church in Atlantic Beach to
determine ways to help
Beaches-area low-income fami-
lies displaced by the loss of
affordable housing.
Hundreds of families are
struggling with rising property
values and the loss of low
income apartment complexes
and mobile home parks.
The closing of the Buccaneer
Mobile Home Park and
Lakeside Mobile Home Park
eliminated' 140 'homes'j6d' 104
aparti ents' wtre lost 'witl' the
closing of Nlayport Trace, The
Palms and Atlantic Arms apart-
ments.

from a business March 7 in the
700 block of Marsh Landing
Parkway.
0* *
A credit card fraud was
reported March 7 in the 2500
block of Independence Drive.
A gas drive-off in the aniount
of $51.51 was reported March 7
in the 1000 block of Beach
Boulevard.
Approximately 15 stops
signs throughout..the city were
reported vandalized with stick-
ers March 7. Many of the dam-
aged signs were along Second
Street North:
*
ATLANTIC BEACH
Someone reported that 40
oxycotin pills valued at $400
were stolen from a residence
Feb. 21 mi the 2200 block of
Seminole Road. -
. ,
A credit card fraud was
reported Feb. 23 in the 300
block of 6th Street.
*
A simple battery was report-
ed March 4 in the 20 block of
Dudley Street.
A residence was reported
burglarized March 5 in the 400
block of MaNport Road.

A vehicle was reported bur-
glarized March 5 in the 900

Nautica Point apartments is
also undergoing renovation.,
that will increase the monthly
rent.
The coalition will discuss the
current eviction situation,
needs and resources to help the
families stricken by the hous-
ing crisis and develop commit-
tees to distribute the tasks.
Cindy Funkhouser, executive
director of the Beaches
Emergency Assistance
Ministry, will chair the advoca-
cv and communications com-
mittee. BEAM provides finan-
cial assistance, food and cloth-
ing to qualified low income
fr lies at the Beaches.
r,,,ar-p. Hicks will, serve as the
chairperson of the client needs
and resources committee.
Hicks works with the homeless

block of Plaza.
Darryl Lavern Whiting, 37,
of Atlantic Beach was arrested
and charged with battery on a
law enforcement officer and
resisting arrest with violence
March 5 in the 800 block of
Sailfish Drive, according to a
police report.
The license tag to a vehicle
was reported March 6 in the
900 block of Plaza.
*
A simple battery was report-
ed March 6 in the 100 block of
Seminole Road. An arrest was
made in the.incident.
A domestic battery avas
reported March 6 in the 900
block of Plaza. An arrest was
made in the incident.
A domestic battery was
reported March 6 -in the 70
block of Forrestal Circle South.
NEPTUNE BEACH
Jeffrey Thoma Henderson,
22, of Neptune Beach was
arrested on a warrant and
charged' with possession of
cocaine March 8 in the 1100
block of Hamlet Court, accord-
ing to a police report.
A credit card fraud was
reported March 7 in the 1000
block of Third Street.

community at The Mission
House in Jacksonville Beach.
Affordable Housing
Development will be chaired
by. Ralph Marcello. Guest
speakers will include Felicia
Barney and representatives of
Vanyan Realty, developers of
affordable housing worldwide.
Funkhouser said at the last
coalition meeting that many of
the families affected by the
closings are not being returned
their deposits and unfairly
evicted without proper notice.
Chuck Kennedy, develop-
ment director of Beaches
Habitat, said low-income
housing opportunities are
available at the beach','particu-
larly in Mayport;' where'laige
parcels of undeveloped land
still exist.

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Cradle Creek

Preserve to

become reality

After years of surveying, studying and planning. work
will begin shortly on the Cradle Creek Preserve in
Jacksonville Beach.
SWork is scheduled to be complete in approximately six
months.
The preserve will be a welcome addition to the Beach's
recreational offerings.
The property abuts the Intracoastal Waterway and will
provide nature paths, as well as canoe and kayak launch
sites.
Accessed from 15th Street South, the tract of land will
provide the public with an opportunity to explore wood-
ed areas and easily utilize waterfront property for recre-
ational use.
It is good that the contract has been awarded, as the
community has waited a long time for the park to become
a reality. Bring on the work crews.

M in n two-year terms. '

Maintain two-year terms

To the editor:
It is disappointing.to watch
the Atlantic Beach Commission
half-stepping on the subject of
replacing at-large commission
seats with single-member repre-
sentation.
It's almost as if the November
2005 election, in which the two
incumbents who favored at-
large representation were
defeated, had not occurred.i
Proponents of bree and fair
elections in Atlantic Beach are
not asking the present commis-
sion to alter the electoral sys-
tem; We are asking the commis-
sion to put the question oh the
ballot for the electorate to deter-
mine.
Mayor Don Wolfson's recent
gambit, to assign commission-
ers to quadrants in the city on a
rotating basis, is what is known
in Tallahassee as "loving to
death".the.subject. ..
If the electoral quc.'stion is not.
on the ballot in N6vember
2006, it could be another three
years before the west side of
Atlantic Beach actually has rep-
resentation at City Hall assum-
ing that single-member districts
are approved by the electorate.
A fair and free election is a
political question that doesn't
require the same energy or
funding as zoning questions,
which presently envelop the
commission.

Only the transition phase for
electoral reform requires
research and planning, and I
offer the following plan that
maintains what is good about
the present system and results
in equal representation for all
areas of Atlantic Beach:
First, maintain the current
two-year terms for the mayor,
which keeps this office sensitive
to shifting political winds.
Second, maintain staggered,
four-year terms 'for the other
four commissioners, which
keeps some continuity in policy
and institutional history.
Boundary lines for the four vot-
ing precincts can determine
boundary lines for commission
seats until the 2010 Census.
In 2007, Dezmond Waters
must step down because of term
limits and Sylvia Simmons will
face reelection, if she chooses to
-run again- These seats-couldbe
the .transition seats th; t.ao.t uld
belong to voters west' o'f
Mayport Road and voters in the
southeast corner of Atlantic
Beach from 2007 onward.
Jamie Fletcher and. NMike
Bomo would provide represen-
tation to the remaining voters
as at-large commissioners until
2009 when their seats would be
up for grabs as district seats.
Michael Hoffmann
Marsh Oaks

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Baby possum

rescue leads to

new friendship

She hobnobbed with Hen

Much-admired U.S.
author Ernest
Hemingway was
earnestly involved with Cuba,
having spent 21 years of his
life there. It's a pretty long
haul from the Jacksonville
Beaches to that island, but
even so, some of us Beachniks
managed to make the
Hemingway connection onsite
long ago.
In 1983, I interviewed Clara
Jensen, the now-deceased
ownero/perator of Pete's Bar,
the noted imbibery in
Neptune Beach. It was for a
Leader article I produced on
the popular water hole's 50th
anniversary.
Clara told me about being
invited, along with two other
Beaches women, Bernice Scott
and Lucy Windham, to the
1960 Ernest Hemingway
Fishing Tournament in Cuba.
Here's what I wrote about that
in the Nov. 9, 1983 Leader:
"They met both the famous
author and Cuban president
Fidel Castro, and Clara caught
h.aut-marln-A.iich tug-. -
gery.. a JIeadline in, .th.e.
Havana newspaper.
Hemingway and his wife were
fun to hobnob with at the

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daily post-angling get-togeth-
ers, Clara recalled."
Clara had photos taken of
them with the two VIPs, and I
remember at the time having
a flashback of a strange, relat-
ed incident that took place
when my wife and I were in
Cuba on vacation in 1956.
We were strolling down a ..
Havana street and came to a
large storefront, which looked
is if it had once been a new-
car showroom. It was empty
then, however, but I noticed
-t'iack. "orty.peid' paa eY,, noife'l'
ledge next to the plate-glass
windows.
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Idolholism is a serious --.
addiction and should be
recognized as such. Typical
members of I. A. start out.by
tuning in to American Idol
just on the night that a con-
testant from their home town
or state is performing. "I can
stop at Tuesday night. I'm
just a social viewer!" That's
what they all say!
Ryan Seacrest is the Idol
Keeper. He never worries that
he may be over serving his
patrons. At the end of the
evening at closing time he
says "Come back tomorrow
night f9r your Wednesday fix
of Idol!"
My name is Hoyle and I am
an Idolholic! So are 30 mil-
lion other Americans. I said I
could quit tomorrow, four sea-
sons ago! Tonight my Idol
Keeper, Ryan, will pour me
another round. Then tomor-
row night I will be back to
find out if America agreed
with Simon, or Paula and
Randy.
There are truly millions of
closet Idolholics, like Barry
Manilow for instance. He
prays that Copacabana will be
remembered as his tune and
not Bobby Bennett's. He
should also ask the Good Lord
to PLEASE not let little Kerin
Covais do Mandy, or Heaven
forbid Weekend in New
England!
Then there's Taylor Hicks

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COLUMNIST

from Birmingham, Alabama.
He's a good old boy who looks
like the guy next door. His
Grandma said he started turn-
ing gray when he was 15! He
wooed the judges with his
harmonica when they told
him he was advancing.
Unlike Barry Manilow,
Lionel Richie had to be proud
when he heard Taylor sing
Easy! Pride is something that
is a rare emotion for Nicole's
Daddy! Come to think of it,
his daughter is "Easy like
Sunday Morning!"
On the Idol web site I read
that Brenna Gether's most
embarrassing moment was
when her Mama got up at her
slumber party in 1990 and
sang.
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her Mother back, by her ren-

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t all started with a possum.
A pair of possums to be'
exact; a mom and her baby.
My friend Don was driving
S" down a busy street when a
mama possum got hit by a
1fast-moving car. Next thing
ingw ay Dori knew there was an
orphaned baby clinging to
very still fur.
ed to read the top "The mother possum was
which were fading awav gone in a matter of seconds,
he glass. Holy jumpin' leaving that poor possum
thought. They looked alone in the world. He
pies of the shooting appeared unscathed, but I
for a movie titled "The couldn't just leave the tiny
an and the Sea." I had creature out on the roadside
v read the book by to die," Dori said.
gwvay and had heard My kind friend scooped the
ollywood was thinking baby possum into a box she
king a film based on it. had in the back seat of her car.
)ok had won him the After tucking a towel from
'ulitzer Prize for fiction her gym bag into the box, she
e 1954 Nobel Prize for headed home.
ure. "I was late to work iDori is a
turned out, the movie children's minister at a local
leased in 1958, and got church), but I figured if I did-
reviews. Nevertheless, n't stop to practice what I
oie garnered an teach, what's the point?"
ny Award for Dimitri The fact that Dori didn't
in and nominations for know much about possum
pencer Tracy in the title babies didn't deter her from
id James Wong Howe making a difference. By noon
cinematography. Dori had located a rescue
ght have busted one of organization. She took the
plate-glass panes to get afternoon off and drove to the
a copy of the script, animal sanctuary to safely
new that Cuban jails deposit her tiny captive.
pain, too. "Linda, the lady who heads
pa" Hemingway was an up the sanctuary, had a barn
ig-game fisherman. full of recuperating animals,"
er, the giant marlin the Don said. "She works with a
th_6'&u -l-, 0 ,ltit ', veterinarian who'tteats
redby; sharks, so'mna-be ex6ttis, and once the injured
didn't angle for angling creatures get well if she
om the author. thinks they can make it on
their own Linda releases
them on a friend's 50-acre

Idictionl As delighted as Dori was to
have learned about Linda's
ministry, she had the added
of Donna Summer's benefit of discovering a new
ance! Then when each friend.
(which is rare; panned "Linda and I found that we
ie shouted "America will had several acquaintances in
!" common," Dori.noted.
we did decide and she "When she told me about car-
packing last Thursday ing for horses at a nearby sta-
screaming something ble as part of an animal educa-
her new album! -ton program for kids, I asked
n Idolholic I can tell about bringing the children
name and home town, from our church out to learn.
es I like and don't like. We went, and it was a won-
)ntestants who just derful experience."
me are nameless. Dori said she realizes that
pe the guy who looks none of these opportunities ,
young John Travolta, would have occurred if she
eyes Paula Abdul likes, hadn't stopped for a few min-
)ted off! Also I hope utes to lend a hand to a help-
e who shaves his head, less critter.
is a pencil thin black "I was actually thinking
that looks like a bad tat- through a unit on kindness
.m layport, gets the while driving to work on the
Iso. morning of the possum
e next Idol ain't Taylor encounter," Dori said. "I was
from Alabama, I think it praying for freshideas, howev-
Palis Bennett fror er, I never expected such an in
eville, Ga. Her version depth object lesson."
night Train to Georgia Neither, I suppose, did the
ery bit as good as Good Samaritan of the New
Knight's, and she did it Testament. That social outcast
oc Pips! was the only individual who
e will come a day when took care of a badly beaten
become a recovering man after several religious
lic. It'll happen in June "big wigs" sauntered past
the May Sweeps have without a hint of compassion.
But for now, "Keep I doubt the kind man who
nming Ryan here at 'Idol helped another in a time of
s' where nobody knows desperate need knew he'd
me!" become one of the most
name is Hoyle and I famous unnamed persons of
problem all time. He probably never
knew his actions would
become an illustration for
countless preachers and teach-
ers. He probably couldn't have
cared less about that. He, like
Dori, simply saw a need and
did his best to help out.
Dori admits that pulling
Beach, FL 32240, over to assist a wee wild thing
wasn't convenient or some-
thing on her daily to-do list. It
was simply something she felt
will not consider compelled to do. Something
e request a phone filled with rewards she could-
S. i n't have anticipated.
,I "If I hadn't helped that little
d possum, I'd never have met
9033 during busi- Linda," Dori said. "1 never
imagined that assisting an ani-
mal could provide such far-
Su reaching rewards."
obituaries are pub- Of course I believe that's the
n about area resi- case. Doing the right thing,
especially concerning animals,
Sis always filled with exciting
possumbilities..

Kathleen Feindt Bailey Li
Editor, The Beache.' Leader

Thomas Wood
President and Publisher

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Guana editorial should rely on fact, not opinions

To the editor:
I was shocked to read .a
recent editorial advocating
the so called land swap offer-
ing by M r. Peyton., '. I.. `
Shocked because there are
so few actual facts on this
offer available. Your reporters
seem to: believe everything
they hear at meetings in the
area, not the least. are those
called by advocacy groups
such as the Ponte Vedra High
School Coalition.
Your articles are' long on
quotes but short on factual
analysis. I believe editorial
opinion should rely on fact.
My specific' comments are
these.
It is not clear whether Mr.
Peyton's land is designated
conservation land or not. If it
is it might be considered a
valid swap. If not, as a letter
writer has stated, his heirs
might well develop the land
in the future. If this is true
why not simply give the land
to St. Johns County and avoid

all the fuss?
In either event it is not an.
even swap. The Guana land is
much more valuable in terms
of its overall impact on the
environment in the rest of the
Guana. Did you investigate
this before you took your
position?-
Why Ponte Vedra residents
want the high school in the
Guana as opposed to the
Davis Park site is a mystery.
One or two miles can't possi-
bly make a valid difference.
Both sites are in Palm Valley
and its long term identifica-
tion will most certainly be as
such.
The only reason I can see
for this thrust to use the
Guana is snobbery and elit-
ism. You might' well have
investigated the reasons
before you reached your con-
clusion that the onset of "The
rape of the Guana" is OK.
The exact location of the
proposed school is a mystery.
What piece of land is "behind

the Publix?" Where will 'the
entrances be? Onto 210 or.
Mickler? How close will the
actual school property be to
210? I don't believe any work
has been done on that issue.
Has anyone given any
thought to the traffic issue?
The rotary is already congest-
ed during rush hours so a
Mickler entrance would be
pretty tough to take.
Would it not be better to
place the high school in a non
developed area? Sawmill
Lakes would be very negative-
ly impacted by use of the
Guana property. Again, Davis
Park seems best.
The board wants the new
high school in 2008. Use of
the Guana land would likely
be drawn out for years
because of lawsuits to prevent
ceding such land.
Those in favor dismiss the
threat of lawsuits. They are, in
my opinion, very wrong and
can St. John's County afford
the delay? This in fact hurts

the very children the
Coalition is trying to protect.
Trust me there will be at least
one lawsuit ,and I suspect
many more.
I can't really judge if Mr.
Peyton is being very generous
to the people in Ponte Vedra
ornot. Facts other than what
you publish are lacking. For
sure, the property would be
removed from county" tax
roles and there would likely
be. a charitable deduction and
maybe a capital loss. In any
event his contributing to the
rape of the Guana hurts far
more people than it helps. ,
There are many who are
ready and willing to rape the
Guana, for example, the
County to widen 210, and
Bruce McGuire's desire to
widen A1A. Have you consid-
ered precedent in your ill
advised editorial?
I urge you to gather some
facts and rethink your editori-
al. The Guana is a gift and I
hate to see a few selfish and ill

guided people ruin it for all.'
I believe your paper is han-
dling this whole subject very
poorly. You are not objective
'or even professional. Another
publication has #done a' far
better and fairer job.,
Too bad you and Bill
Fehling, part of the Ponte

Vedra social set, are'less dis-
cerning. I'd also be curious as
to who your publisher actual-
ly is.
William G. Muir
Ponte Vedra Beach

Notion of Guana runoff doesn't hold water

To the editor:
I fully support the use of the
Guana preserve pine farm for
the new high school in Ponte
Vedra.
I have heard the arguments
that the use of this property
would set a precedent for fur-
ther encroachments on the
Guana. This 50 acres, (1 was
actually firmly in support of
the original 100-acre footprint)
which would be replaced by
Mr. Peyton's 50 acres, repre-
sents about 1/2 of a percent of
the total Guana.
The notion that the entire
watershed would be affected

because of runoff from this 50
acres, if you'll pardon the
expression, doesn't hold water.
Our entire community is
laced with retention ponds and
drainage features that control
water runoff. My personal
opinion is that a number of the
people who oppose this on
environmental issues are using
this as a subterfuge because
they don't want a high school
in the community..
Although I am retired and
with grown children living
elsewhere, and would derive
no immediate benefit from this
location, I feel a high school

in the community would give
this unincorporated neighbor-
hood a sense of unity and the
school facilities could be used
for many other purposes that
would benefit our neighbor-
hoods.
I would compare the with-
holding of a scant edge of this
natural area, on the basis of
these environmental. issues, to
the absurdity of not allowing
us to drill for oil in Alaska in a
very small part of ANWAR.
The notion that this would
be a travesty and would
adversely affect the environ-
ment or would set a precedent

is using an emotion-based
argument in place of good
logic and common sense.
Further, the notion that a
small group of individuals, or
an environmental organization
like the Sierra Club or others of
their ilk, could unduly influ-
ence a decision making body is
repugnant to me and many
others in the community.
I urge you to give this viable
and sensible solution full con-
sideration and use this proper-
ty for the benefit of our chil-
dren and our community.
William G. Beasley Jr.
Ponte Vedra Beach

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To the editor:
A letter to the editor in the
March 3 Leader came from a
man who claimed to be a biolo-
gist. He used the example of
University of California placing
a school next to a protected
habitat. How it would be a bor-
der guard and how the athletic
facilities would be a natural
buffer.
He likens this to the desire of
some few to put a high school in
the Guana.
Not I repeat next to it,
but in it. In other words, he

advocate des troing 50,to 100
acres of a preservation area to
what? Save it ? Protect it?
He also calls this area of the
Guana "parkland." It is not
parkland, it is a wildlife preser-
vation area. Which, I must
remind you, allows hunting in
season. Is that what you want to
expose children to?
I have read his letter and the
others. Most distort the facts as
they have for the past eight or
10 years that one group or the
other has tried to grab off that
land.

:,Get over,,it: many ofus. care
for the creatures that live there.
Also, that land does not belong
to St. Johns County or to Ponte
Vedra but to all the people of
Florida.
You got the land east of Davis
Park that you cried about for so
long. Be grateful, say thank'
you and go away. Herb, please
don't do us any favors. Keep
your land.
Mary Kohnke
Ponte Vedra Beach

Conservation area-turned high school wrong

To the editor:
As a 50-plus year resident of
the area, I feel I must say some-
thing about the high school
debate.
I think it is wrong to try to
take any conservation area for
a high school. Some people see
planted pines and think, "Cut
them down and build some-
thing." I see these trees and
think of the pileated wood-
peckers we so enjoy and realize
they only nest in old growth
pine trees.
I see these uplands as one of
the few areas for the, gopher
turtle to burrow. I see this area
as the place where all the wold
turkeys that the Wild Turkey
Federation released a few years

ago seem to want to congre-
gate.
The food plot behind the
iron gate on Mickler Road is
full of deer tracks, hopefully
keeping them off the road.
Today, my son and his friends
saw five bald eagles in a tree on
the Intracoastal.
With all the clear-cutting
going on in Nocatee, most all
the animals will be looking for
refuge in the Guana, or getting
run over on the roads.
Talking to my son's friends,
students.and recent graduates,
none seem to care about the
drive to Nease. Its just part of
the daily commute. Davis Park
would be better, but don't take
part of the conservation area.

It seems like the grandpar-
ents and some of the parents
are just not conservation-
minded enough to realize what
we have here. Seventy-five
acres at Davis Park is better
than giving up any of the
Guana.
I believe most kids would
rather see the woods stay the
way they are, the way it was in
the early 80s when the Palm
Valley and Ponte Vedra resi-
dents fought so hard to get the
state to purchase the land for
recreation and conservation
for the people of Florida.
Jim Steeg
Ponte Vedra Beach

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To the editor:
The teachers and education
support professionals of Ocean
Palms Elementary want to get
the word out about the impor-
tance of children's literacy. ,
The National Education
Association's Read Across
American is a year-round liter-
acy project that encourages
readers, both young and old, to
celebrate reading.
This year is the ninth annual
celebration of reading and the
102nd birthday of Dr. Seuss.
As we gear up for Read Across
America Day, I would like to
ask fellow community mem-
bers to set aside the many hats
they wear for, work and play
and on March 30 don the ulti-
mate reading hat the red
and white striped stovepipe.

made famous by Dr. Seuss's Cat
in the Hat.
Be a part of this flurry (or
furry) of reading excitement.
Get involved in supporting
children's literacy in our com-
munity:
Volunteer to be a guest
reader at Ocean Palms
Elementary March 30 for our
second annual Read Across
SAmerica Celebration.
Take the opportunity to
read to a child in your life.
Take children to the public
library.
Make sure those in need
have plenty to read. Donate
books to hospitals and home-
less shelters. Call ahead to find
out what is needed.
Resolve to make March 30
the first of many days you vol-

unteer to read at a school,
after-school program, commu-
nity center, library or day care
facility.
NEA estimates that last year
almost 45 million children and
adults celebrated the joy of
reading on Dr. Seuss's birthday.
This year, they hope to bring a
nation of readers together to
really drive home the message
about the importance of read-
ing.
Here in Ponte Vedra, I hope
that every child will be reading
with a caring adult.
For more information about
NEA's Read Across America,
visit www.nea.org/readacross.
To be a guest reader, call Sally
Needle at 285-9160.
Jamie Morgan
Ocean Palms Elementary

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Sons Of Italy Beaches Lodge will have its first "Elegant
Luncheon..andyFashlorrShow" Saturday, March t1-,,. or.DA2:30 j
to 3:30' pm: at'Max's Restaurant Ballroom,, 1316 Beach Blvd., ,
Jacksonville Beach. Proceeds will benefit Baptist Beaches
Hospital's Orthopedics Unit. Call 242-4929 or 992-6077.

Friday, March 10
Housing coalition: The
Beaches Housing Coalition will
meet at noon at St. Johns
Catholic Church on Mayport
Road. The Helping Hands
Village Steering Committee will
meet at 3 p.m. at the Fleet
Landing Annex.

Steak Night: Fleet Reserve
Association Branch 290 will
hold Steak Night from 5 to 8
p.m. at 390 Mayport Road,
Atlantic Beach. The cost is $8.
Take-out orders are welcome.
Call 246-6855.

Saturday March

Garage sale: The Ribault
Garden Club will have a garage
sale/treasure hunt from 8 to 11
a.m. at 705 2nd Ave.,
Jacksonville Beach. Admission
is free and all are welcome.

Art class: A family art class
will be held from 2 to 3 p.m. at
the Jacksonville Museum of
Modem Art, 333 N. Laura St.,
Jacksonville. The class is free
with museum admission. For
information, call Ashlie
Johnson at 366-6911, extension
207, or e-mail ajohnson
S @jmoma.org.

S Genealogists: The Southern
Genealogist's Exchange Society,
Inc., will hold its spring semi-
nar at Park Lane Baptist
Church, 1480 Lake Shore Blvd.,
Jacksonville. Brent Holcomb,
editor of the "South Carolina
Magazine of Ancestral
Research," is the speaker. Call
904-778-1000 for information.

Irish dancing: Irish country'
dancing with a live band and
caller will be held from 8 to 11
Sp.m. at Cobalt Moon Water
Studio, 214 Orange St.,
Neptune Beach. The public is

invited. Call 246-2131 for infor-
mation.

Dance association: The
American Ballroom and
Contemporary Dance
Association will meet at 8 p.m.
at Bolero's, 10131 Atlantic Blvd.
Guest admission is $12. Call
246-2858 or 249-5321 for infor-
mation or reservations.

Azalea Days: Ravine Gardens
State Park will host the 10th
Annual Azalea Days today and
March 12 at 1600 Twigg St.,
Palatka. Admission is $1 per
person without a vehicle, $3 per
person with a vehicle and $4 for
up to eight people in one vehi-
cle. Call 386-329-3721 for infor-
mation.

Sunday, March 12
ArtFusion: "ArtFusion for
Families" is held from noon to
4 p.m. at the Jacksonville
Museum of Modem Art, 333 N.
Laura St., Jacksonville. Call
Ashlie lohnson at 366-6911,
extension 207, for information.

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dren's toy and clothing
exchange from noon to 3 p.m.
at the Ron Parker Memorial'
Park on Anastasia Island at the
comer of Old Beach and Pope'
Road off A1A South. Call 904-
827-1208 for information.

Reception: A reception
for artist Joyce
Gabious will be
*-., held from 2 to 6'
p.m. at A Charles
Gallery, 228 3rd
Ave. N.,
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receive a free steak dinner and
drink of choice., Call 246-6855
for information.

Evolution debate:
Jacksonville University will host
a debate on evolution and intel-
ligent design at. 7 p.m. in the
Terry Concert Hall. The event is
free and open to the public.
Call 904-256-7102 for informa-
tion.

Wednesday, March

Retired federal employees:
Chapter 1671 of the National
Active and Retired Federal
Employees will have a noon
luncheon meeting at the
Golden Corral Restaurant,
14035 Beach Blvd. Visitors are
welcome. Call 731-3968 or 221-.
7644 for information.

Sons of Italy: The Sons of
Italy Beaches Lodge 2821 will
meet at 6:30 p.m. at the
Beaches Branch Library's audi-
torium, 600 Third St., Neptune
Beach. A social time starts at
5:30 p.m. Anyone, Italian her-
itage or not, is welcome. Call
242-2949 for information.

Divorce care class: A support
group for separated and
divorced will offer divorce care
classes at 6:30 p.m. at Palm
Valley Baptist Church, 4890
Palm Valley Road. Call 285-
2447 for information.

Thursday March

Coffee on the Coast: The
Beaches Division of the
Jacksonville Regional Chamber
of Commerce will have "Coffee
on the Coast" at 8 a.m. at
2Nique's, 544 Atlantic Blvd.,
Neptune Beach, in the K-Mart
plaza. The cost is $2. Call 249-
3868 for information.

Women's association: The
Sawgrass Players Club Women's
Association will meet at 10
a.m., followed by a program at
10:30 a.m., at the Cultural
Center at Ponte Vedra, 50
Executive Way, Ponte Vedra
Beach. The public is invited.

Adventh'res ih" Art:
Adventures in Art will be held
at 1 p.m. at the Ponte Vedra
Beach Branch Library. Jam
Bialka will demonstration using
pastels to paint. Call Carolee
Bertisch at 273-6578 for infor-
mation.

Open house: Persephone
Healing Arts Center, 485 6th
Ave. N., Jackson-ille Beach, will
have an open house from 5:30
to 7 p.m. Call 246-3583 for
information.

Republican Club: The River
City Republican Club will meet
at 7 p.m. at the Piccadilly
Restaurant at 200 Monument
Road. David Allen of "The
Daid Allen Show' will speak
about eminent domain. Call
Jack Webb at 904-886-2872

Course on coastal ecology:
Guana Tolomato Matanzas
National Estuarine Research
Reserve will host a course on
coastal ecology through March
30. Space is limited and registra-
tion closes March 5. To view the
class agenda or register, visit
www.masternaturalist.ifas.ufl.e
du.com. GTMNERR is located at
505 Guana River Road, Ponte
Vedra Beach. Call 904-823-4500
for information.

Friday, March 17
St. Patrick's Day.

Irish stew: Fleet 'Reserve
Association Branch 290 will
serve Irish stew from 5 to 8 p.m.
at 390 Mayport Road, Atlantic
Beach. The cost is $5. Call 246-
6855 for information.

Saturday. March

Hazardous waste collection:
Household hazardous waste can
be brought to a collection area
in front of City Hall in Atlantic
Beach from 8:30 a.m. to 3' p.m.
Household hazardous products
include paint, paint thinner
and stripper, pool chemicals,
gasoline, antifreeze, pesticides
and herbicides. Electronics,
such as computer monitors, tel-
evisions, batteries, etc., may
also be dropped off. Call 270-
1651 for information.

Gardening: A master garden-'
er will be at Proctor Ace
Hardware, 580 Atlantic Blvd.
(in the Kmart shopping center),
Neptune Beach, from 9 a.m. till
noon to' answer gardening
questions. Call 249-5622 for
information.

Open house: The Seaside
Playgarden, 223 8th Ave. S.,
Jacksonville Beach, will hold an
open house from 10 a.m. till
noon. Call 247-1314 for to
R.S.V.P.

Parliamentarians: The First
Coast Parliamentarians will
meet at 10:15 a.m. at the Ponte
Vedra Beach Branch Library,
101 Library Blvd., Ponte Vedra
Beach. Visitors are welcome.
Call 744-9074 or 223-1314 for-
information.

SCBWI: The Society: of
Children's Book Writers &
Illustrators will meet from 1 to
3 p.m. at the Southeast
Regional Library in Deerwood.
E-mail Janet Walter at igwal-
ter@'comcast.net for informa-
tion.

Art class: A family art class
will be held from 2 to 3 p.m. at
the Jacksonville Museum of
Moder",It, 333'N: laa -St.;. 1
Jacksonville. .Th lassbtsirfrde>.
with museum admission. For
information, call Ashlie
Johnson at 366-6911, extension
207, or e-mail ajohnson
(fimoma.org.

St. Patrick's dinner: A St.
Patrick's dinner and show will
be held at American Legion
Auxiliary 316, 1127 Atlantic
Blvd., Atlantic Beach. Dinner is
at 5 p.m., and the show starts at
8 p.m. 249-0202.

Seafood festival: The Great
Atlantic Seafood Festival will be
held at the Sea Walk Pavilion in
Jacksonville Beach. There will
be seafood, music, arts and
crafts, rides, and games. Call
249-3972 for information.

Sunday, March 19
Church homecoming: Palm
:Valley Baptist Church will hold
its homecoming at 9:30 a.m. at
4890 Palm Valley Road, Ponte.
Vedra Beach. A fellowship meal
will follow, and everyone is wel-
come. Call 285-2447 for infor-
mation.

Meditation and dharma:
Carol Lutker will give a talk on
meditation and dharma from
10 to 11:30 a.m. at Cobalt
Moon Center's Sky Studio, 217
First St., Neptune Beach. Call

386-246-4092 for information.

ArtFusion: "ArtFusion for
Families" is held from noon to
4 p.m. at the Jacksonville
Museum of Modem Art, 333 N.
Laura St., Jacksonville. Call
Ashlie Johnson at 366-6911,
extension 207, for information.

Major Author Program: As
part of the Major Author
Program of the Friends of the
Library-Ponte Vedra Beach,
Khaled Hosseini, author of "The
Kite Runner," will speak at 7:30
p.m. at the- University of North
Florida's Fine Arts Center
Lazzara' Theatre. A backstage
reception for the author will be
held at 6 p.m., and there will be
a book-signing immediately fol-
lowing the presentation. Call
904-242-0440 for tickets or
information.

Monday, March 20
Spring begins. .

The Players, Championship
begins.

Cancer Society: The
American Cancer Society will
hold a committee rally from
5:30 to 7 p.m. at NMundo Grill in
Jacksonville Beach. The rally is
open to anyone interested in
working on the planning com-
mittee for the Oct. 14 "Making
Strides Against Breast Cancer"
at the Sea Walk Pavilion. Call
249-0022 for information.

Tuesday, March 21
NFACCA: The North Florida
.Air Conditioning Contractors
Association will meet from
11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ramada -
Inn Mandarin, 3130 Hartley
Road. The cost is $15 with
R.S.V.P., and $20 without. Call
783-3155 or e-mail nfacca@abell-
south.net for information or to
R.S.V.P.

Book signing: Florida mys-
tery writer Randy Wayne White
will be at The Bookmark at 7
p.m. to read from and sign
copies of his new book "Dark
Light." Call 241-9026 for infor-
mation.

Wednesday, March

Diabetes workshop: Coastal
Care Medical Center &
F.O.R.M.E. Rehabilitation will
present an educational work-
shop about diabetes at 10909-9
Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville.
Lunch will 'be provided. Call
642-3304 to register or for more
information.

Thursday, March

Garden club: The Ribault
Garden Club, 705 2nd Ave. N.,
Jacksonville Beach, will offer a
program on roses. The public is
invited. Call 246-4641 for infor-
mation.

Friday, March 24
Fish fry: Fleet Reserve
Association Branch 290 will
have a fish fry from 5 to 8 p.m.
at 390 Mayport Road, Atlantic
Beach. The cost is $8. Call 246-
6855 for information or to
place a take-out order.

Sunday, March 26
Daughters of the
Confederacy: The Mattie T.
Wright Chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet at 11 a.m. at Selva
Marina Country Club. Hugh
Palmer from the Mandarin
Museum is the speaker. Visitors
are welcome. 223-3025.

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"Mind-
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a collec-
tion of
water media
and collage
spr paintings, will be
on display through
March 25. The public is
invited. Call 904-339-0029
for information.

Scandinavian society: The
Scandinavian American Society
of the South will host the Duke
University Chorale at 3:30 p.m.
Refreshments will be served
afterward, and admission is
free. Call Anna Large at 743-
2214 or Darleen Hutto at 725-
1665 for information.

Monday, March 13
Relay for Life: The Relay for
Life of the First Coast Beaches
will meet at 6 p.m. at the
Neptune Beach Senior Activities
Center. Call 249-0022 for infor-
mation.
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trToqstmasters:- Beaches -Area.
Toastmasters meets at 7 p.m. at
115 Penman Road at the
Watson Realty Building. Visit
www.toastmasters.org for infor-
mation.

Working with angels: A free
introduction on how to contact
and work with your angels
through meditation will be
held at 7:30 p.m. at Cobalt
Moon Center, 217 First Street.
Call 891-9884 for information.

Tuesday, March 14
Senior workshop: A free sen-
ior workshop will be held at 10
a.m. at 13171 Atlantic Blvd.,
Suite 300. Reservations are
required. Call 221-8501.

Small business expert: The
Beaches Division of the
Jacksonville Regional Chamber
of Commerce will host Sandy
Bartow, executive director of
the Women's Business Center,
from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Beaches
Chamber Office, 325
Jacksonville Drive, Jacksonville
Beach. There is no charge, but
appointments are required. Call
'249-3868.

Blood drive: Fleet Reserve
Association Branch 290 will
hold a blood drive from 3 to 7
p.m. at 390 Mayport Road,

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MaryLou Acer, 72, of
Jacksonville passed away
March 5, 2006, in St. Luke's
Hospital. She moved to
Jacksonville from Venice, Fla.,
in 2004, and she became a
member of Christ Episcopal
Church, Ponte Vedra Beach.
She was a former school'
teacher.
Family members include her
husband, Milford Y. Acer;
daughters, Jocelyn M. Acer of
Tampa and Barbara A. Quinn
of Ponte Vedra Beach, and
grandchildren Eric Quinn Jr.
and Lauren Quinn.
A private family service was
held Wednesday, March 8, in
the Christ -Episcopal Church,
with the Rev. Richard Westbury
officiating.
Services under the direction
and care of Quinn-Shalz, A
Family Funeral Home &
Cremation Centre, Jacksonville
Beach.
Doris Magowan Gosman, 94,
longtime resident of Ponte
Vedra and the Beaches, died
March 6, 2006.
She was preceded in death by
her devoted husband, William
Mercer Gosman, retired from
the Army.
Surviving are two daughters,
Elizabeth (Jim) Dupes and
Nancy Mercer Wallace, seven
grandchildren, seven great-,
grandchildren, a nephew,
David Roger Munsick and oth-
ers .. .
A celebration of her life will
be held on Saturday, March 18
at 1 p.m. at Hardage-Giddens
Funeral Home, 1701 Beach
Blvd., Jacksonville Beach.
Memorials in her name may
be directed to Baptist Medical

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COMPUTER GURU
The pace of, technological
improvement 'continues to
dazzle even the most' jaded.
Hardware that just 18 months
ago was considered a dream, is
now common. On the horizon
are super-fast computers that
use photons, not electrons, as
their "working fluid." The fol--
lowing is advice to chew on in
a world where misinformation
is rife!
MULTICORE CHIPS Physics
doesn't limit the theoretical,
size of the millions of transis-
tors already squeezed onto
computer chips but heat and
manufacturing realities do.
That why the world's chip
manufacturers will soon be
cramming as many as four sep-
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Question: do you need these
state-of-the-art bits of silicon?
Unless you're into ,CAD/CAM
engineering, professional ani-,
mation or similar heavy-duty
uses at present the key is at
present the answer's ..no.
That's because most software
has to be specially written to
take advantage of so much
computing power, though,
multicore designs can run mul-
tiple heavy-duty programs
simultaneously. Guru's advice:
WAIT! If you need speed AMD's
"64 bit" line (Guru's first
choice) or Intel's "Extreme" edi-,
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solve your problem. Perhaps in
a year or two. things will be
different!
MULTIPLE VIDEO, CARDS -
Gamers and, other heavy
graphic users have found the
newest "SLI," or multiple video
card mother boards, really do
deliver, on their promise 'of

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COLUMNIST
There are no symptoms of osteoporosis
until a fracture occurs. That is why it is
often called "silent." Certain factors can
put you at risk for developing osteoporo-
sis, but there are also steps you can take to
prevent it.
Women are at higher risk for osteoporo-
sis than men. They have smaller bones
and lose bone more rapidly than men do
because of hormone changes that occur
after menopause. Therefore, if you are a
woman, you are at higher risk for osteo-
porosis.
Because bones become thinner with age,
the older you are, the greater your risk of
osteoporosis.
Caucasian and Asian women are at the
highest risk for osteoporosis. This is main-

Center-Beaches.

Evelyn, Dell Hogue of'
Jacksonville,, 61, passed away
Feb. 25, 2006. She was born in
Dalhart, Texas, to Jim and Edna
Mitchell on April 23, 1944. She
married Herbert Hogue on
April 24, 1966, in Dalhart.
Family members include her
husband, Herbert Hogue;
,mother, Edna Mitchell of
Oklahoma City, Okla.; sisters
Dorothy Smithson of Enid,
Okla., and Helen (Tom)
Benefiel of Norman, Okla.; sis-
ters-in-law Carol (Randy)
Sublette of Dalhart 'and Jeannie
(Ray) Sylvester of Amarillo,.
Texas, as well as several nieces
and nephews.
Mrs. Hogue's cremains were'
scattered at sea. ,
Those who wish to remem-
ber Evelyn are asked to do so
*with a kind deed or word to
someone who needs you.
Services under the' direction
and care of Quinn-Shalz, A
Family Funeral Home &
Cremation Centre, Jacksonville
Beach.

Trends and

advice In the

blazing speed. The cost,
though, is' high perhaps
$1,200 for twin top-line cards.
In. actual. use,, their applicaoinh:
is Limited, giving an advantage'
sometimes, with the emphasis
. on. sometimes, only when
stalking adversaries in online
massive multiplayer games.
Though faster, for almost all
uses they offer only a few mil-
liseconds less waiting time in
most standard applications.
Unless you're.fanatical, a single
top-line video card is what you
want! ,
SYSTEM MEMORY Though
it's possible to live with 512
"megs," remember in, less than
a year, most applications will
recommend one "gig." Two is
better and, with its cost only
$175 or so more, it's worth the
investment.
LAPTOP SCREENS Until
recently, the rule was the larger
the better. BUT if you lug that
laptop a lot, you'll find that
trendy 1.7" screen the salesman
pushed a detriment. True road
warriors will buy the smallest
screen they can live with! A
caveat: buy the most heavily
padded laptop 'case you can'
afford. It doesn't need to be
leather or particularly .-fancy.
Vinyl or cloth will do nicely, as
long as it's heavily padded.
Don't skimp!
MONITORS Everyone is'
switching from standard CRT's
(the traditional type) to one
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'Very little danger' of local real estate bust

by STEVE NICKLAS
CONTRIBUTOR
The real-estate boom will .continue
around North Florida. And predictions of
an ensuing bust will fizzle. According to a.
report from National Association of
Realtors' research division, the
Jacksonville metropolitan area will contin-
ue to flourish. The reasons are many: the
coast, the easy access to a major airport,
the restaurants and museums, the vibran-
cy of the city and its upscale neighbor-
hoods;
Such factors were quoted in the report,
"Home Price Analysis for Jacksonville,"
which was released about a month ago. In
summary, the report says "there is very lit-
tle danger" of a housing bust in and
around Jacksonville, This is based on a
thorough analysis. "In fact, the local hous-
ing market is in excellent shape with a
potential, for significant housing equity
gains ...," the report indicated. The
Jacksonville metropolitan area can include
perimeter regions such as Nassau County.

Claims of a housing bubble, ot bust,
have dominated headlines after a phe-
nomenal ruri-up in real estate prices across
the U.S. One of the linchpins of the "bub-
ble theory" is that housing prices have
risen faster than incomes. This means that
people cannot afford as much in terms of
housing.
However, the creativity of the mortgage
industry has kept the financing fire burn-
ing. Interest-only loans as well as other
hybrid mortgages have given homebuyers
additional leverage. An advantage of the
local market is that the average price of a
house is $166,000, which is 20 percent
below the national average. In addition,
housing prices had been relatively flat
around
here for much of the 1990s, leaving
room for appreciation in a "catch-up
effect.".
The average home price rose 14.9 per-
cent in 2004 in the Jacksonville area and
42 percent over the last three years. In
some places, such as Amelia Island, prices
have increased at least this much, if not

more.
Substantial job growth has helped the
Jacksonville realestate market and will
continue to do so in the future. The region
has added an estimated 80,000 new hous-
es in the past five years.
The future looks even brighter.
Estimates are for 10,000 to 20,000 houses
to be built in coming years in Nassau
County alone. Job growth feeds thle con-
struction of new homes. The report delved
into the hybrid-type mortgages that have
become popular. Interest-only loans made
up about one-fourth of the loans in the
Jacksonville area, while adjustable-rate
mortgages accounted for 40 percent.
"Therefore, some homeowners could
feel the pinch of higher rates over time,"
according to
the research report. The Jacksonville
area would experience a 5. percent decline
in average housing prices only under
"extreme unlikely scenarios," the report
stated. An example of an adverse scenario
would be interest rates spiking to around
16 percent, and job losses in the range of

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Unsold :and canceled tee
times will be posted online as a
way to boost plavership at the
Jacksonville Beach Municipal
Golf Course.
The City Council Monday
approved the Last Minute
Golfer program to better mar-
, ket the course and increase rev-
enue.
City Manager George Forbes
said the city will select unused
tee times and will post them at
LastMinuteGolfer.com.
The tee times will be offered
at a reduced rate for the more
than 18,000 subscribers to the
program. A frequent player
program, 'also encourages
golfers 'to utilize, the city's
course with points assigned for
those who participate regular-
ly.
"The business is attractive to
our .golf course because the tee
times' that we would choose
would be at a time that the golf
course typically does not have
much or any business,"' golf
pro Boots Farley said in a Feb.
25 memo to Forbes. '
LMP offers three types of tee
times. Advanced tee times are,
available:outside Of 24 hours
for players who know where
and when they want to play.
Last Minute tee times are avail-
able and utilized within 24
hours of play.
Red Flag Tee Times are given
to LMG in exchange for allow-
ing cities to participate in the
program. They are available
outside of 24 .hours or until
they are filled.
Not all red flag, times are sold
because they are the least desir-
able tee times.

Jacksonville Beach will
receive the total cost from all
ad itnced' bfoblki Hgsr' pfffci t
off all last minute bookings via
monthly voucher.
LMG will receive all of the
revenue incurred from red flag
times at one per day.
On average, LMG would earn
$689.76 per month if every red
flag tee time is sold. The cost
breakdown represents four
weekend times at $28 and 23
weekday times at $25.12.
The regular price for a week-
day tee time at the Jacksonville
Beach Golf Club is $35.88 and
$43.07 on the weekend.
On LMG, weekday pricing
drops to $32.10 for advanced
tee times, $30 for last minute
times and $25.12 for red flag
slots.
Weekend costs also drop to
$37.40 for advanced tee times,
$32.10 for last minute and $28
for red flag times.
Golfers that participate in,
the program will also be able to
access the city's web page.
through a link provided on the
LMG site.
"It's a good way to market
outr golf course," Forbes said.
"And it's a good way to sell
unused tee times."
Farley 'said LMG averages
80,000 hits per month with
125,000 hits logged for January
alone. A monthly newsletter
will also allow the city to pro-,
mote any events at no cost.
The Ponte Vedra Golf and
Country Club at Sawgrass,
Royal St. Augustine, Eagle
Harbor Golf Club, Cimarrone
Golf Club and Julington Creek
are among the other course in
northeast Florida' that utilize
the program.

ly, due to differences in bone mass .and
density compared with other ethnic
groups. African-American and Hispanic
women are also at risk, but less so.
Osteoporosis tends to run in families. If
a family member has osteoporosis or
breaks a bone, there is a greater chance
that you will too. People who have had a
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Nease softball remains unbeaten

ROB
DeANGELO
SPORTS EDITOR

New book

deals yet

another

blow to

Bonds

B arry Bonds is very lucky
he plays baseball for a
living. Hard to imagine
any other sport's governing
body having its head buried
deeper in the sand than feck-
less Bud Selig and Major
League Baseball.
Quick review: From the
late-1980s until last year,
while players became the size
of biker bar bouncers and
home run records fell like
French prizefighters, baseball
wouldn't even consider the
possibility that the game was
rife with drug cheats. Finally
forced by Congress to imple-
ment a steroid-testing policy
baseball did so but still
refused to investigate whether
records set in the past few
years were fraudulent.
Now comes a book by two
San Francisco Chronicle
investigative reporters alleg-
ing a pattern of steroid and
human growth hormone use
by Bonds dating back to
1998. What makes the book
different than random specu-
lation about the San
Francisco Giants slugger is
'the detail and specificity of
the drugs used, dosages, time-
frame and manner of inges-
tion. It's a thorough tome by
a pair of seasoned journalists.
The authors also offer a
motive for Bonds: He was
jealou's of the attention Mark
McGwire and Sammy Sosa
were receiving in the summer
of 1998 as they chased down
Roger Maris's then-record 61
home runs.
The allegations are support-
ed by a thousand documents
and more than 200 hours of
interviews, although some
purists will cringe at the use
of "un-named sources"
throughout the book's pages.
To be sure, the case against
: Bonds at this point is purely
circumstantial. He hasn't
failed a drug test, he's never
publically admitted to know-
ingly using performance-
enhancing drugs and has
never been charged with any
crime related to steroids.
But men have been sent to
the electric chair with far less
evidence.
Just three months ago U.S.
sprinters Tim Montgomery
and Chrvste Gaines were con-
victed of using the steroid
THG (tetrahydrogestrinone)
and suspended two years by
the Court of Arbitration for
Sport. Neither had tested pos-
itive for the substance but
based on records seized in the
BALCO investigation and the
testimony of witnesses, penal-
ties were meted out.
Two things of note: THG is
the designer steroid known as
"the clear" that Bonds told a
grand jury he unwittingly
took thinking it was flaxseed
oil. And BALCO is the San
Francisco-area laboratory
Bonds went to for "nutrition-
al advice" before federal
agents raided the place in
2003 and shut down a steroid
Manufacturing and distribu-
tion ring.
By the way, if sprinter
Marion Jones had simply paid
her bills Bonds, BALCO,
Montgomery and everyone
else involved in the scandal
would still be operating with
S impunity. Olympic champion
Jones allegedly stiffed her
coach, Trevor'Graham, on
some bonus money she owed
him. Graham sought revenge
by anonymously mailing a
half-full syringe of THG, then
undetectable in drug screen-
ings, to the World Anti-
Doping Agency along with a

See BONDS, page 9A

,By CHUCK ADAMS
SPORTS I'RITER
The Nease High girls softball
team continued its torrid pace
with a 4-2 road victoryy over St.
Augustine Tuesday.
Beating the Yellow Jackets
kicked off a tough three-game
stretch for the Lady Panthers,
who defeated Gainesville 4-1
Wednesday night to improve to
8-0 on the season.
Nease was
slated to host
unbeaten West
Nassau on
Thursday.
Three tests in
three days is a
tough task in
any sport. And
it's good soft-
ball teams can
play only three
times in one
week.
"Almest had PANTHER
Palatka in
there," Nease ST. AUGU
coach Jim
Coleman said of another diffi-
cult district game, rescheduled
to April from a Feb. 23 post-
ponement.
St. Augustine had freshman
right-hander Ashley Pacetti on
the mound and batting cleanup
in their loss to Nease. Pacetti
struck out seven Panthers.
"They played real well,"
Coleman said of St. Augustine.
"Most teams are really up for us,
and you can see they're really
fired up, ready to play. And
that's good for us."
Coleman was pleased to see
Pacetti in the Nease district.
"Ashley does a very good
job," he said. "She's another

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quality pitcher we get to hit
against -.which, as far as I'm
concerned, is the name of the
game."
Coleman said Nease had a
"terrible practice" preparing for
the Jackets, which might have
carried over, to some degree, to
the game itself. But the Panthers
did hit the ball, rapping out 12
hits.
"Victoria [Rosenblum] hit two
rips, and she was 0-for tonight."
Rosenblum
smoked a line
A.L-"""I '" drive to left
field caught by
Megan Mac-
Farlane in the
j first inning,
then tagged a
/ shot to third in
'/ the third that
Desiree Sloat,
using her soc-
cer goalkeeping
skills, turned
S4 into third-to-
TINE 2 first inning-
iTINE 2 ending out.
Nease right-
hander Marion Holland threw a
17-0 two-hitter at St. Augustine
in her first start against the
Yellow Jackets last year, and the
Panthers trounced the Jackets at
Nease, behind a Holland one-
hitter, 20-1 the second time the
teams met.
Holland didn't find the going
as easy this time around.
"They were on her fastball,"
said Coleman. "You give them
credit. I think St. Augustine did
a really good job."
"We came out thinking
they're going to be the same
team as last year, and they defi-
nitely weren't," said Holland.
"Their pitchers brought a whole

Phoro by ROB ODeANGELO
Panthers baserunner Michelle Dowd dives safely back to first on a pickoff attempt during a recent
game. The Panthers are undefeated at 8-0 following Wednesday night's win over Gainesville.

new attitude. They were confi-
dent, wanted to beat us. We
were lackadaisical until we real-
ized we were only winning by
one, and had to focus on this
game.
Leadoff hitter Clare Wamsley,
who singled and moved to sec-
ond on a single by Taylor
Fontanez, scored on a two-base
throwing error by St. Augustine

Senators hold court

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forehand Wednesday as the Senators battled Bartram Trail.
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second baseman Lyndsey Pagliei
to put Nease on top 1-0 in the
first inning.. The Panthers
extended that lead to 3-0 in the
fourth.
Holland led off with a double
and came home on a throwing
error by Jackets first baseman
Sarah Carey. Brittany Donohue,
elevated from the JV team for
the game and playing second

base, drove in Michelle Dowd
with a single to put the Panthers
three up.
The Panthers added an insur-
ance run in the top of the sixth
when Holland, who had two
hits and a walk on the night,
singled to deliver Fontanez,
who had opened the frame with
a double. Fontanez, playing left
field, also had a pair of singles.

Nease weightlifting

continues to excel

By CHUCK ADAMS
SPORTS WRITER
". 'si'i n ... 'fiu lO "-, l. ii<
The' Nease weightlifting
express continues to roll. With
many of the Panthers already
aiming for the upcoming state
championships, the team
defeated Bartram Trail
Wednesday, 59-31, after tying
the Bears last year.
"I am going to state," said
Alex Laymon,; who lifts in the
154-pound weight class.
"We're all pumped up. It's
going to take at least five of our
guys to get there. If we place in
state, we'll win the title."
La y mon
set a school
record with a
270-pound
clean and We're pun
jerk, "which
he needed," going to take
said Panthers
coach Danny of our guys
Cowgill. "He
was down 55 If we place ii
pounds go- win the title.
ing in."
With a lift
total of 535,
Laymon won
his class by -Alex
five pounds. Nease we
La ymon
has his sights set on a 280
clean and jerk lift at state,
accompanied by a 275 bench.
Another lifter with an eye on
state is senior Mannie
Wellington, who holds the,
199-pound school record for
clean and jerk at 300.
"We've had.a lot of new guys
come in this year," said
Wellington. "Just from last
week it shows we have, an
opportunity to go to state and
win it. We have to make sure
we stay at our weight, have
tunnel vision of going to state.
"'It's going to be hard," he
continued. "We've moved up a
classification, and moving up
the guys get bigger. We're just
going to have to bust it, like we
did for football, do the same
for weightlifting."
Wellington cited a visit St.
Augustine coach Mike Milillo
paid to the Nease bus as posi-
tive motivation for the rest of
the weightlifting season.
"Coach Milillo was a great
guy. He came on the bus and
said he wouldn't have wanted
to lose to any other team but
Nease, because we show a lot
of class and a lot of respect.
That definitely meant a lot to
us," said Wellington, who won
his weight class against
Bartram with a 595 total. Jason
March was right behind with
575.

Wellington had already
secured, first, then tried to
break .his record.. .. --..
"He tried for 315 twice," said
Cowgill, "got it cleaned the
first time, didn't hold the
jerk."
Wellington has used
weightlifting as a base from
which to build a football
career.
"It's what I am today," said
the personable senior. "I made
everything in the weight
room. I decided not to play
basketball, to concentrate on
weightlifting, so I could pursue
my dreams for football, get
big ger ,
stronger,
--- ---faster. That's
exactly what
nped up. It's I did, and it
paid off for
e at least five me in the
end, going to
to get there. Division I
football."
n state, we'll ellington
and Panthers
running back
Daunt e
"' Owens, who
won at 183
Laymon with a com-
eightlifter bined lift of
560, are
headed to Florida
International.
Other Nease winners
included Francisco Burgin at
119 pounds. Burgin, who had
a personal-best clean and jerk
of 135 pounds, tied with
teammate Nick Duncan. But
he weighed one-tenth of a
pound less, so was the winner.
Burgin and Duncan each
lifted a combined 290
pounds.
Duncan, who captured the
S119-pound weight class at St.
Augustine in his first varsity
meet, started lifting weights
under Landrum dean Bernie
Blue.
Duncan benched 135 and
clean and jerked 155, a per-
sonal record, at St. Augustine.
The 118-pound freshman
again did 135 in bench versus,
Bartram, then cleaned and
jerked 165, a personal record.
A somewhat surprising
winner at 219 pounds was.
sophomore Riley Haynes, lift-
ing in his brother, Hunter
Haynes', normal weight slot.
Riley Haynes' total was 545.
"He had cleaned 295, but
missed the jerk," Cowgill said
of Riley Haynes. "Hunter was
between 219 and 238 [mean-
ing he was too heavy for 219
but could have lifted at 238],,
so we listed him as exhibi-
tion."

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FISHING

Time may be right for

landing a record drum.

If you've ever wanted to get
into the record books for
catching a big fish, now
might just be the time to give
that desire a try.
The opportunity is at hand to
catch a record drum. Not just
any size drum but a monster
oversized one might just do it.
The current Florida state record
is 96 pounds caught by James
Cartwright on April 12, 2001,
in Fernandina. The record fish
he surpassed was a 92-pound
fish also caught in Fernandina.
I'm noticing a pattern here
aren't you?
A couple of years ago, jetty
guide supreme, Fred Morrow
caught one here at our Mayport
jetties that weighed in at 92
pounds. A great fish for sure
but four pounds short of the
record.
Now for the exciting news:
Just the other day Fred was
back out at the jetties catching
drum, reds, and sheepshead
when he brought another
behemoth drum up along side
of the boat. Now, Fred is one of
the best fishermen I know and
one of the most accurate at
guessing weights on his fish
too. He estimated that fish at
over 100 pounds before he
released it.
Yes, I said released it. The
problem was that Fred already
had his limit of drum in the

ROGER WALKER
COLUMNIST

boat (five fish per person, per
day, 14" to 24" one of which
may be over 24") when he
caught the big boy so he had to
release it.
Releasing that fish was the
right thing to do although I
wonder how many of us would
have done the same thing Fred
did if we were in that position.
Anyway, the. point is that the
drum run is here and going
strong.
To say that we live in one of
the best areas in the state for
drum fishing is an. understate-
ment. We live in the best area
on the east coast of the U.S. for
drum fishing. To top things off,
we have a group of fishermen

that live, eat, and, breathe drum
fishing while the March run is
on.
They almost form a secret
society of sorts. By that I mean
that you don't often hear of
their catches because they'
don't like to publicize drum
fishing. They want it all to
themselves.
A couple of years ago, I final-
ly got to fish for drum with one
of the best drum fishermen out
there, George Williams. George
fishes out of Fernandina and
Nassau Sound and he keeps up
with where the best bite is
through his network of fellow
drummers.
When I arrived at the
appointed hour for our trip,
George had already raided his
crab traps for that half of the
bait. We were planning on fish-
ing just south of the south
Fernandina jetties, so stopping
by a fish house on the way
there for clams was easy and
would make up the other half
of our bait. Remember to buy
your clams and don't just go
out and dig up your own, that's
illegal. And remember to keep
your sales receipt on board just
in case the Marine Patrol
checks you.
On the way to our spot, we
made that quick stop by a bait
shop in Fernandina for the
clams and then we were off
again.

SWhen w e arrived at our spot,
Which was about a half mile
south of the tip of the south
jetty, there were already a dozen
boats fishing. We fished the
incoming tide and it didn't take
long before the action started.
George caught one, as did his
dad and one of his buddies. Me,
well let's just say that there's a
sneak drum swimming around
that knows how to steal bait. All
of our fish weighed between 45
and 50 pounds. And yes, they
are good eating.
The tackle (ve were using con-
sisted of medium weight rods
and reels spooled with 40-
pound line. The terminal tackle
was three feet of 80-pound
leader with a 9/0 hook on one
end and a swivel on the other.
George prefers to use six to eight
ounces of weight attached to
the line with a sinker slid just
above the swivel.
Drum prefer slower moving
water to feed in, so if you have
to use more weight than that to
hold your bait down the cur-
rent is probably to strong and
your chances of being success-
ful are diminished.
Look for drum fishing to
peak on me fall moon. That's
the traditional date but I think
it will be a little later this year.
Water temperatures at, least 61
degrees are required and an
incoming tide as well.
Good luck and-good fishing!

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Aerobics -
Aerobics by Beverly takes
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Wednesday from 5:30 p.m.
until 6:30 p.m. at the Neptune
Beach Senior Activities Center.
Program features circuit train-
ing, cardio kickboxing, step
and body sculpture.
For more information
phone 616-2218 or 270-1688.
Basketball
The All American Cage
Classic Tournament-is looking-
for all AAU, YBOA, USSSA
travel teams as well as public
and private middle schools,
junior varsity and varsity bas-
ketball programs to partici-
pate on March 17-19 at the
University of South Florida.
For more information visit
www.aacctournaments.com or
contact Regional Director
David Montgomery at 813
610-7812 or via email at
dmonty,69Caaol.com.

Fitness
Beach Girls Fitness is fit-
ness training for women
only. Six-week camps include
head to toe fitness in a group
setting at local parks at the
beach. Personal training also
available.
For more information con-
tact Jill Lynch at-534-4889 or
on the web at www.beach-
girlsfitness.com.

Girls on the Run
Registration is now open
for Girls on the Run of N.E.
Florida, an after-school pro-
gram for 3rd to 6th grade'.
girls that combines running
and training for a 5K (3.'1
miles) run/walk, along with
healthy living education
and life lessons.
Spring programs begin in
Feb. and take place at vari-
ous locations throughout

Ponte Vedra Beach, Atlantic
Beach and Neptune Beach.
For more information phone
(904) 321-4315 or visit
www.GOTRneflorida.org.

Golf Instruction
Free golf instruction being
offered at the Jacksonville
Beach Golf Course. The free
adult new player clinic takes
place the third Saturday of
each month beginning at 4
p.m.
On the fourth Saturday of I
each month will be a free
class for juniors (ages 6 to
17) at 4 p.m.
. Pre-registration is not nec-
essary and equipment is
available for those who need
it. 'All classes are taught by
academy professionals Nicky
Martin, Mary Lyons, Cooper
Osborne and Sandy
Suckling.
For more information
phone 476-2603.
Pilates
Beaches Pilates classes take
place Tuesdays and
Thursday from 9 a.m. until
10 a.m. at Hollie's Dance
Studio. Cost is $5. First
hour/first class free.
Phone 234-0038 or visit
beachespilates.com for more
information.

Soccer
North Florida United Soccer
Club is currently forming pre-
mier soccer teams for tourna-
ment' play. The organization is
seeking premier players for U-
10 to U-17 teams.
For more information e-
mail NFUsoccer@yahoo.com.

Softball
Girls fastpitch travel teams
are now forming. These travel
teams are called NFGS .
Tsunami. Players between the

Pnooc, submritea
Ten-year-old Ryan Murphy, right, of Ponte Vedra Beach, recently
set five swimming records in three swim meets held in
Gainesville, Orlando and Jacksonville. Ryan currently holds the
records in the 100-yard freestyle (56.20), 100-yard backstroke
(1:03.94), 100-yard butterfly (1:03.74) and the 100- and 200-
yard individual medley events (1:05.13 and 2:20.07). Andre
Salles-Cunha, owner/head coach of North Florida Swimming, is
pictured at left.

ages of 9 and 12 looking for a
more competitive softball
environment may phone
James Greek at 612-0337 or
visit www.efeamz.com/nfgs.

Surfing
The Grom Surfing Associa-
tion [GSA] is now called
JaxPier Surf Camp and is still
located at 2nd North. The

contact number is 651-2843.
Application forms and
dates can be found on jaxpi-
er.com. JaxPier Surf Camp is
the only surf camp in the
nation with a live streaming
camp cam of the children
and young adults.
For information on the Gromin
Surfing Series [GSS], call
Charley Hajek at 247-5538.

BONDS: New book documents drug allegations

Continued from page 8A

note saying, "This is what you
should be testing for."
The "undectable" substance
quickly became detectable and
the whole sordid BALCO scan-
dal rocked the sports world.
Company founder Victor.
Conte was sentenced to four
months in federal prison and
will be released soon for a peri-
od of home confinement after
pleading guilty to manufactur-
ing the drugs and orchestrating

-a steroid distribution ring.
And Bonds' personal trainer,
Greg Anderson, is currently
serving three months in the
Gray Bar Hotel for money
laundering and a steroid distri-
bution charge.
Additionally, there have
. been suspensions in track and
field, boxing, football and soc-
cer as a result of documents
seized in the BALCO raid. Most
of those suspended did not fail
a drug test, they were convict-
ed on empirical and circum-

stantial evidence.
Which brings us back to
Bonds. How fortunate that he
toils in a sport in which the
commissioner at once resem-
bles all three monkeys with
hands clasped tightly over
eyes, ears and mouth. MLB will

Now, this

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money!

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new drug allegations. Bonds'
single-season mark of 73 home
runs will stand. And the surly
'slugger will continue his inex-
orable march on the hallowed
all-time marks of Babe Ruth,
then Hank Aaron.

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'Dance Lessons' opens at

Adele Grage Cultural Ctr.

BARBARA
MATHESON
GARDENING
COLUMNIST

Azaleas are in

bloom this week

It has been glorious this
week. So many neat
things to plant.
I have plenty to do to
keep me busy for quite
awhile. And the weather
draws me out to see just
how much needs some big-
time TLC.
The shrubs are a mess,
and since that is what
today's article is about,
hopefully, I'll heed my own
advice.
Since azaleas are starting
-to flower, let me hit them
first. The azalea likes acid
soil, and pine needles and
oak leaves are its favorite
mulch and also an easy way
to give the beds acid.
However, they'll need
some help from you after
they've bloomed. You'll
need to purchase an acid-
based fertilizer product usu-
ally called something like
"azalea/camellia fertilizer."
The product should be
applied at the rate recom-
mended on the label. The
fertilizer will work best if
you take the time to pull
away the mulch, then
spread the fertilizer, remem-
bering to go out as far as the
width of the bush called
the "canopy"i.
Water it in before you
replace the mulch. You do
not need to use only new
mulch, the existing stuff is
fine, but remember that
azaleas are shallow-rooted
and therefore they need at
good 3-4 inches of mulch to
protect those roots from
summer's heat and winter's
cold spurts.
It can be added gradually
if the budget is tight right
now; fertilizing is the impor-
tant task. Incidentally,
camellias, hydrangeas and
gardenias all need this type
of food.
If you need to prune the
azaleas, and notice I use the
word, need, y'ou should do
so right after they have
stopped blooming.
Azaleas form buds for next
spring's flowers on new
growth and they'start doing
this within a few months of
the bloom period. You will
see many landscapers
whacking at homeowner's
azaleas, making them into
rigid hedges and forms.
If you like this look, OK,
but why not think about let-
ting the plant look a tad
more natural? It would save
on labor and expense, and
put the azaleas in less stress.
New homeowners, or those
with newly-planted azaleas,
should not prune for the
first year or so; let the plants
get settled, but do fertilize
them.
If you plan to buy more,
please remember that there
is not any azalea that really
thrives in the full summer
sun, even though the tag
may say "full sun."
Don't let any plant sales-
man tell you otherwise
either. All azaleas, even
those with slightly reddish
leaves, prefer a 'partly shaded
location, especially in the
afternoon. To plop them in
the front lawn in a bed, in
western exposure without
any tree canopy is only ask-
ing for trouble. Diseases,
insects, dieback, and eventu-
al death will happen. Trust
me, I've been there.
North and eastern expo-
sure is great, southern and
western is OK if you have
lots of tree canopy from
taller trees that will shade

See MATHESON, B-2

FROM CONTRIBUTOR
The Atlantic Beach
Experimental Theatre will pres-
ent the comedy/drama "Six
Dance Lessons in Six Weeks"
this weekend at the Adele
Grage Cultural Center, 716
Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Beach.
Curtain is 8 p.m. tonight and
tomorrow and 2 p.m. Sunday.
Tickets are $15 and $12 for sen-
iors, students and military. The
play runs through March 25.
Directed by ABET executive
director Barbara Evans, the
Richard Alfieri play is about the
relationship between a lonely,
retired woman and her private
dance instructor.
The instructor is a free spirit
with a quirky sense of humor,
and the development of their
weekly time together brings
out the best and worst in
both characters.
Cast in the role of the former
career woman, "Lili," is Emma
Lee Carpenter whose resume
includes roles at both Players-
by-the-Sea, Orange Park
Community Theatre, and
Limelight Theatre in St.
Augustine.
She has played Ethel in "On
Golden Pond," Sister Helena in
"The Prime of Miss Jean
Brodie," and Demetria Riffle in

"On Borrowed Time."
Carpenter was formerly con-
troller of the Stellar Group Inc.
in Jacksonville, and is currently.
general manager at the
Limelight.
Playing dance instructor
"Michael" is Anthony Hodge,
whose most recent stage
appearance at PBTS was as
Kevin Emory in "Inspecting
Carol."
Hodge has acted in Nashville
at such theatres as the Actors
Playhouse, the Dreamweaver
Theatre, the New Play Theatre
and Shakespeare in the Park.
Some of his former roles
were as Edmund in "King
Lear," Petrucio in "Taming of
the Shrew," Ellis in "Days of
Wine and Roses," Joe in
"Shadowbox," and Alan in
"Come Blow Your Horn."
He also played Bob Ewell in
"To Kill a Mockingbird" at
PBTS.
Evans, who took over the
helm at ABET this year, was
awarded two Pelican Awards
for directing at PBTS.
She directed "Golden Pond"
and "Last Train to Nilerock" at
Limehght and "The Raindrop
Waltz" at ABET. Sunday mati-
nees are March 12 and 26. Call
249-7177 for reservations.

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The automotive art of Ken Dallison will be on display this weekend at the 11th annual Amelia
Island Concours d'Elegance.

Automotive art show

this weekend at Amelia

FROM STAFF
Antique cars take center stage at this week-
end's llth annual Amelia Island Concours
d'Elegance.
The three-day event, which runs through
Sunday at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and Golf
Club, also plays host to an exclusive exhibit of
high-demand automotive art.
The Automotive Fine Arts Society (AFAS)
exhibit has been a mainstay at the Amelia
Island Concours d'Elegance for the past decade.
This year is no exception.
AFAS members are among the best in their
field, working in many diverse mediums,
including oils, watercolors, acrylics, wood,
gouache, pen and ink, clay and metal. ,
"The Amelia Island Concours is one of our
favorite places to exhibit," said AFAS president
Ken Eberts.
"The gorgeous scenery, rare cars and wonder-
ful people have kept us coming back for over a

decade to unveil our latest art."
Among the artists scheduled to exhibit their
paintings and sculptures this year are;
Lawrence Braun, Ken Dallison, Ken Eberts, Jack
Juratovic, Jay Koka, Charles Maher, William
Motta, Bill Neale, Richard Pietruska, Barry
Rowe, Tony Sikorski and Craig Warwick.
Original artwork and limited edition prints
* will be available throughout the weekend.
Neale, a contributing artist for Car & Driver
magazine, will introduce two new pieces, "Red
Classics" and "Ferrari P4," during this year's
show.
Sikorski will unveil a new work of art that
symbolizes the romantic cars enjoyed by
celebrities and the affluent during the decades
leading up to World War II.
Admission is free to the art exhibit, which is
situated indoors in Plaza II of the Ritz-Carlton.
The exhibit moves outside to the show field
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday.

The Duke University Chorale gathers for a group photo before Tuesday's rehearsal in Durham,
N.C. The group performs a free concert at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

Hotel Rwanda hero to speak at JU

FROM CONTRIBUTOR
.''Paul Riisesabagina, the hero 'of the
Rwandan genocide portrayed in the Oscar-
nominated 2004 film "Hotel Rwanda," will
speak at 7 p.m., Tuesday, March 28,. at
Jacksonville University's Swisher
Gymnasium.
His speech, "Hotel Rwanda: A Lesson Yet to
be Learned," will touch on the events of the
1994 genocide, the current political climate
in Africa, and the international response to
the current crisis in Darfur, Sudan.
Tickets are $5 per person and can be pur-
chased only in person at Jacksonville
University.
"Hotel Rwanda" told the story of
Rusesabagina's work to save the lives of more
than 1,200 people during the 1994 genocide
that killed 800,000 in 100 days. As the man-
ager of the luxury Hotel Milles Collines in
Kigali, Rusesabagina offered refuge to more
than a thousand Hutu and Tutsi who were in

danger.
Rusesabagina's courage has been honored
with the U.S. Presidential Medal of Freedom,
the Immortal Chaplains Prize for Humanity
and the National Civil Rights Museum
Freedom Award.
Rusesabagina was born in Rwanda as the
son of rural farmers. He was educated in
hotel management in Africa and Europe, and
became the first Rwandan manager of the
luxury Hotel Milles Collines.
Recently, he founded The Hotel Rwanda
Rusesabagina Foundation, which provides
support, care, and assistance to children
orphaned by, and women abused during, the
genocide in Rwanda. He speaks frequently on
the need for change in Rwanda and through-
out Africa. His autobiography, "An Ordinary
Man," will be released in April.
Tickets go on sale March 13. For more
information, call the J-U Campus Activities
Office at 256-7520.

p.hoto sumntea,
Anthony Hodge plays a dance instructor and Emma Lee
Carpenter is his pupil in "Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks." The,
play runs through March 25 at the Adele Grage Cultural Center.

'Piano Bar' has new

music, songs at Players

FROM CONTRIBUTOR
Gene Nordan's semi-autobio-
graphical "Piano Bar," featur-
ing new music and story lines,
is being staged through March
18 at Players by the Sea's
McManus Auditorium.
Performances are March 10,
11, 17, 18 at 8 p.m. and March
12 at 2 p.m. at 106 6th St. N.,
Jacksonville Beach. Tickets are
$20.
Nordan premiered the musi-
cal in 1998 at the University of
West Virginia. Richard
Adkinson has been the produc-
tion's director for the past eight
years. This time he is joined by
his wife, Lynn,
"Each performance we like to
freshen up the show," said
Nordan, who fashioned the
musical on his experiences as
an entertainer in the late 1970s
and early '80s at a former
Atlantic Beach nightclub

known as Le Chateau.
"We have new scenes, new
characters, new ideas and new
songs."
The cast, which includes
more than 20 local talents, fea-
tures Melissa Middlebrook as
"Jezebel," Leonard Cross, Harry
Leed, Doug Byrne and Sally
Kinney.
Newcomers include Amy
Allen, Jim Stepp, Kim Cooper
and Trish Bradshaw.
Nordan's wife, Maria, is the
stage manager. Choreographer
Kim Harvey will also appear on
stage.
Nordan wrote "Piano Bar"
after his wife, whom he met
after his stint as the piano play-
er and singer at The Chateau,
asked him what it was like
there.
For reservations, call 249-
2022 or visit www.players-
bythesea.org.

Gene Nordan with the cast of "Piano Bar." The musical features
20 local talents, including Melissa Middlebrook as "Jezebel." It
runs through March 18 at 106 6th St. N., Jacksonville Beach.

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Matheson: Check 'Plants for North Florida online

Cont. from B-I
the azalea. When planting,
always make them a little
higher than the surrounding
soil line because they cannot
tolerate what we call, "wet
feet."
For those of you with wood-
ed sections of your property,
consider the very unusual
'native azaleas which even
come in such colors as fellow.
and orange. Nestled amongst
or at the edge of woods, these,
guys look spectacular, and
they need far less pampering
than the hybridized ones.
OK, we have many, many
more shrubs than azaleas, but
if you live in North Florida
chances, aje,yoy'll have some
pn your property. Ninety-nine
percent of all the other shrubs
we have are easy growers,
requiring very little of you
except an occasional fertiliz-
ing with a regular lawn-type
product ( 16-4-8, 12-5-10, etc.),
The first 3-5 years are cru-
cial for these shrubs to be fer-
tilized, and then after that, if
they look a bit off-color, or
seem to have had a particular-
Sly hard winter, it would be
wise to fertilize them in the
spring and the fall. All fertiliz-
ers create new growth, so keep
in mind the maintenance
requirements of more pruning
and more watering, as well as
timing of the feeding. You do
not want a lot of new growth
when we are about to go into '
the hot summer nor the cold
winter, so finish the job by
early May and then again by
early October.
The planting requirements
of shrubs is the same as for
trees: dig the hole twice as
wide and 'not quite as deep as
its container. Put no additives'
into the hole; refill it with the
same soil that came out of it.
Water daily until you see
signs of new growth, indicat-
ing a root system has become
established; then you may fer-
tilize lightly if you desire.
. Keep mulch away from the

main trunk to avoid insect
penetration and disease!rot-:
Ling.
For low maintenance plant
holly, ligustrum, viburnum,
nandina, juniper,
monkey/Aztec grass, bottle-
brush, crape myrtle, podocar-
pus, to name just a few.
Personally, I would avoid pit-
tisporum and India
'Hawthorne. The latter was a
fabulous plant years ago, but
it is related to the rose and for
some reason it has many leaf
spotting problems related to
either inbred diseases or bad
watering habits. There is a
pink flowered one that does-
n't seem to be as bad.
Another shrpub,thp a~, i.iedj
often but seems to be destined
for failure and'b'ald'spots is
small-leafed yaupon holly
which naturally grows into a
round form. I do not know if
it is because these things are
constantly being pruned to
look like balls and that prun-
ing is bugging it, or if there is
some other problem,, but it
seems to die or look awful
after about seven years of
being planted. -
.The holly, ligustrum, etc. I
mentioned at the top of the
paragraph are verty hardy and
the only real maintenance
issue is pruning. If you let
them grow fairly naturally.
you'll not be out there trim-
ming them every 4-6 weeks.
A popular plant that is
blooming now and has bur-
gundy colored leaves is .
Loripetulum. Homeowners
:-seem to love this unusually
colored plant, and when.used
properly, is lovely. Gardenias
and hydrangeas are great i f
they are in a partly shaded
spot, in fact there are dwarf
gardenias that bloom for a
long time and are low to the
ground, sometimes making a
lovely ground cover.
. Another popular ground
cover with, very few problems.
is Asiatic jasmine, seen all
over especially under large

crapes. ,
I could go on ad infinitum
about shrubs but you'll be bet-
ter off calling the Cooperative
Extension Office and talking
to some Master Gardeners or
going online, checking,
"Plants for North Florida."
Remember to, always keep in
mind the sun exposure in* the
summer and the mature
height and width of the plant.
Too often we buy something
"for the moment" forgetting
that it will be a royal pain to
take care of because it will
become 10 feet wide and 35
feet high.
Look around you, there are
so fiany homes that have this
,Prjblem with their landscape.
o, n",ow is the time to prune
all'shrubs except those that
will be flowering this spring;
prune them right after they
have finished. ,.
Fertilize all newly-planted
shrubs, and use a special azal-
ea blend for azaleas, camellias,
hydrangeas and gardenias.
Always water the fertilizer in
and avoid just throwing it at
the plant because it will burn
,the leaves. Plant or transplant
any shrub, except for spring
bloomers, now.
SIf you see small white dots
on the leaves of plants, it is
probably an insect called a
"scale."
'Youwill want to use a horti-
'cultural oil and spray the top
and undersides of the leaves,.
hoping to suffocate these
guys. They are chewers and
will have a heyday with your
plants. If you had a whitefly
infestation last year which
makes the leaves look black
and sooty; try using a spray'of
Orthene or a similar systemic
product now. This kind of
chemical goes into the roots
of the plant as it travels down
the leaves and helps to make
the plant immune to insects.
Sometimes it works.
One area that is very impor-
tant and yet is usually ignored
is selecting plant material that

will enhance the color and
style of your house. usually,
light colored homes look
nicest when deep green
foliage is next to it.
Accent color can be placed
in the lawn or in containers.
On the reverse side, dark
houses usually look nicest
with lighter plant material.
One effect that I think is
awful is for example: four
bushes that are light, next to
four that are dark, etc. going
all in a row. Make things flow,
don't chop up!
One problem that 2 callers
have asked me about is what
to do with hollies and
podocarpus that has been
damaged by chlorine frorn,
roof cleaning.' Apparently, the
bleach solution caused signifi-
cant dieback of some lovely,
well-established plants and it
will be very costly to replace
them. My suggestion is to
start at the top and.prune out
anything that appears to be
dead.
Be s.ure and scratch the stalk
with your fingernail or paring
knife to see if the stem is
dead; if it is green or white,. it
is ok, but a gray and brown
one is dead. As you go down
the bush, you may find that
there are so many dead areas
you may as wellcut it all the
way back to about 18 inches
from the ground, fertilize it
very lightly, and see what
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Garden week at Cummer

.ne of the most success-
ful gallery openings I
have attended in a
long time was held last Friday
night when the Center at
Ponte Vedra celebrated its
fifth anniversary with an
exhibit of the works by 40
local artists whose works have
been exhibited at the Center
since its opening five years
ago.
Hundreds of people viewed
the art, enjoyed the music
and tasted some of the finest
culinary. fare our area has to
S offer. The variety of the art-
works was impressive includ-
S ing contemporary design,
landscapes, flowers, quilts and
much more.
Most impressive to me was
the large number of old,
young and in-between mem-
bers of this community inter-
ested in art, thus validating
the need this Center fulfills.
Enjoy the exhibit which
will be on display through
April 13. The Center is located
at 50 Executive Way, Ponte
Vedra Beach. Call 280-0614.
Ge (nro Kinohnm Director

ALICE
GARTLAND
ART SCENE

bring an art awareness and
activity to Beaches elemen-
taary school children. The
event will take place at
Sawgrass Country Club from
5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
From Tuesday, March 14, to
Saturday, March 18, the
Sawgrass Country Club com-
. munity is showcasing the
artistic, literary and musical
talents of its members during
the 2006 Arts and Sounds
Show on the club grounds.
For information call 273-
3736.

of JMOMA, will present a lec- The Jacksonville Museum of
Sure, "Marketing Essentials tor Mode Art opened
Visual Artists. Getting your "Illuminated Space," new
foot in the Door," on Friday, works by Zac Freeman this
March 24, at 3 p.m. week in the Blue Cross Blue
S Bonnie Talley, fiber artist, Shield educational gallery.
will demonstrate painting The museum ill begin its
with fabrics on Friday, March The musesummer camp prowill begin itsMay
17 at 12in:30ni p.m. 30. Camp runs through the
A begorkinning end of July and includes class-
"Flameworking" class will be n painting
held March 11, 12, 25 and 26 es in painting and clay.
rom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call Also included will be chil-
the Cultural Center for infor- dren's yoga, ballroom dancises such
nation. as yoga, ballroom dancing,
mation. ^fencing, theatre and visits to
The Cummer the Jacksonville Public
The Cummer Museum of Library. For information call
Art and Gardens will celebrate 366-69Library. For information call
Garden Week from March 12 The museum's Oasis Theater
Thi weeklong ee18. will Studio in association with the
This weeklong event will Jacksonville Museum of
begin with a Putting Party, Mode Art ill present James
picnic and art exhibition on McClure's Southern comedy,
Sunday, March 12. A lecture "Lone Star," on Thursday,
by Marta McDowell, luncheon March 23, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets
and reception will take place are $12 and $10 for members.
Monday .1 be -- -Call:386567 'for reserva--y'
There will be a lecture
Tuesday by Sir Rov Strong and tions.
, a fashion show. Wednesday.
en a f ashio n show. Wednesday "Mindscapes," recent water-
enoy a box lunch. Thursday, media and collage paintings
Fridemonstrations.urday will by Joyce Gabiou, will open
Friday and Saturday will this Sundav at the A. Charles
include lectures and tours. For this Sundy t the A. Chrles
detailed information call 819- Gallery with a reception from
6038. 819- 2 to 6 p.m. Thegallery is also

FOCUS Cunmmer will cele-
brate FABFEST at a closing
reception on Saturday, March
18.
FABFEST is designed to

UIsponsongUIII a su-LeII wor L-
shop with Larry Blowitz from
April 3 to 7.
Mr. Blowitz is author of
"Pastel for the Serious
Beginner" and "Sketching and
Drawing.". The gallery is

phoo suDmntied
Performing in the musical production of "Grease is the Word"
are Julie and Nicky Truitt of Jacksonville Beach. The show, pro-
duced by Stage Aurora Theatrical Co. Inc., runs March 11-12 at
the Ezekiel Bryant Auditorium at FCCJ's North Campus, 4501

Capper Road. Shows are at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. and at 3 p.m.
Sunday. For ticket information, call 765-7372.

located at 228 Third Avenue
North, Jacksonville Beach.
Call 339-0029 for informa-
tion.
"Using Pastels To Paint," a
lecture and demonstration by
Jan Bialka, will take place on
March 16 at the Ponte Vedra
Beach Library. The program is
sponsored by FOCUS
Cummer. Call Carolee
Bertisch at 273-6578 for infor-
mation.
The South Gallery of Florida
Community College will fea-
ture the Duval County Senior
High Exhibit and the Duval
Art Teachers Association Show
from March 28 to April 13.
A reception will be held
from 6 to 8 p.m. on March
28. The gallery is located in
the Nathan H. Wilson Center
, for the Arts.
Hibemia Gallery will hold a
reception for Garv Keesner,
custom furntuie maker, on,
VTiday,.March 17, from 6 to 8
p.m. The public is invited to
the reception at the gallery,
located at 118 First Street,
Neptune Beach.
Keener creates fine hand-
crafted wood furniture. The
design is influenced from the
Shaker movement, and each
piece is created individually.
This Sunday, March 12, the
Beaches Fine Art Series will
present the Duke University

Chorale at 3:30 p.m. The pro-
gram will be held at St. Paul's
By-the-Sea Episcopal Church,
1150 North Fifth Avenue,
J.acksonville Beach.
The visual artist exhibiting
works at the reception follow-
ing the program will be
William Joos, photographer.
The program is free and open
to the public.
"Fletcher at First Street,"
opened this week at First
Street Gallery and features the
student artwork of Fletcher
High School art students.
Photography, ceramics, graph-
ics, acrylic paintings and
drawings are included in this
exhibit of works by budding
artists.
The works will be at the
gallery through the month of
March. First Street Gallery is
located at 21-B First Street,
Neptune Beach. Call 241-6828
for information.
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presentingt-ixieland music
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11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
Hannah Park. This Fish-A-
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to the public.
The Band will be presenting
a program tomorrow, March
11, at 5 p.m. to benefit the
"Feed the Children" program
at Lakewood Presbyterian'
Church, 2001 University
Boulevard. Tickets are $6 plus
a canned food donation.

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The Wicked Witch
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sincerely dead. Happily,
the coroner who announced
her demise remains very
much alive.
Meinhardt Raabe, the
Muhchkinland Coroner from
the L939 movie "The Wizard
of Oz," will be honored with
"Wizard of Oz Day" tomor-
row at the Orange Park Mall.'
_-The event begins at 1 p.m.
Raabe, 90, has been a long-
time Penney Farms resident,
with many locals unaware of
his place in movie history.
Bobby Ingram (member of
the rock group Molly
Hatchet) and Cindy Bosnyak
organized the event to give
Raabe his due, along with
honoring a classic film.
Raabe grew up on a dairy
farm in Wisconsin. He first
made a living as a public
speaker with an accounting
degree but found trouble get-
ting jobs due to his short
stature. After working in var-
ious World Fairs, he got an
accounting job at Oscar
Meyer that led to a 30-year
performing stint as "Little
Oscar the Chef."
While at Oscar Meyer,
Raabe learned that MGM was
looking for little people to
cast in a new movie. Raabe
had no movie experience,
but his performing back-
ground gave him much-
needed confidence. Raabe'.
traveled with 124 little peo-

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*pile to Hollyvo'd 'ail landed
one of the' NMuinchkiris, only
speaking parts in "The
Wizard of Oz."
On Saturday, Raabe will
start the festivities at the
Orange Park Mall while
dressed in his Coroner's cos-
tume. Michelle Nugent, a
local look-alike for "Oz"
heroine Dorothy Gale, will
also be present, as well as
several Orange Park High
School students dressed as
other "Oz" characters.
The Mall's AMC Theatre
will show a restored
Technicolor print of "The
Wizard of Oz," followed by
Raabe autographing copies of
his autobiography,
"Memories of a Munchkin,"
at Books-a-Million in the
mall.
To reserve tickets or for
. more information, visit the
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Meinhardt Raabe (left), the Munchkinland Coroner from the
1939 movie "The Wizard of Oz," will be honored with "Wizard
of Oz Day" tomorrow at the Orange Park Mall. The event
begins at 1 p.m.

St. Lawrence StW,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15,
FLAGLER COLLEGE.u

by SARAH LINWOOD
CONTRIBUTOR
In the world of video
games, "Doom" is a mile-
stone. It's generally credited
with two achievements: pop-
ularizing shareware and orig-
inating the "first person
shooter" genre.
With these achievements,
it was only' a matter of time
till someone in this case,
Universal Pictures decided
to turn what just might be
the most popular video game
of all time into a flick.
Despite a cast starring
three well-known actors,
"Doom's" plot is thin gruel
for 105 minutes of screen
time. This is a movie that'll-
appeal only to game afi-
cionados or those who
appreciate gratuitous vio-
---lence!
"Doom's" plot loosely fol-
lows the multi-million copy
selling video game. It begins
somewhere in the American
southwest, where a portal to
Mars had been discovered
(shades of Edgar Rice
Burroughs' "Barsoom"
series!) ears before.
Suddenly, something goes
awry on that faraway world.
A squad of Marines com-
manded by "The Rock," for-
mer Samoan wrestler
Dwayne Johnson, is serit to
safeguard the many scientists

toiling on the-alien planet.
Upon arrival, fellow Marine.
Karl Urban, (the "Lord of the
Rings" trilogy, TV's "Xena:
\Varrior Princess") discovers
his estranged sister,
Rosamund Pike, works at the
research lab. It's up to Urban
to protect Pike ("Die Another
Day"i from both the lurking
monsters and the drooling
members of his own Marine
unit.
From here, it's. downhill.
There's an extended period
in which the research lab's
explored, and first contact is
made with the monsters. In
the video game, the creatures
were a combination of scien-
tist turned demon and
denizens straight from hell.
In the movie, perhaps for
political correctness, the
monsters are all mutated sci-
entists. To the delight of
video-game lovers, the flick
offers a I-o-n-g "first person
shooter" sequence. Picture
yourself looking over the
gun site of a powerful
weapon, running down dark
corridors vaporizing
Hellspawn.
It's as close as one viewing
a film can come to the video
game and a sequence that'll
thrill fans. Be aware of the
many references to "Dr.
Carmack." "Doom" fanatics
will instantly recognize the
name as the famous video

game's originator.
Though the 6-5" "Rock"
delivers a decent perform-
ance, Urban's and Pike's are
flat. Admittedly, they have
little to work with, but
Polishdirector Andrzej
Bartkowiak ("Exit Wounds")
should have insisted upon
stronger personalities.
Wesley Strick ("The Glass
House," former "Rolling
Stone" staffer) and David
Callaham ihis initial credit)
put the mediocre screenplay
together.
Production values are sur-
prisingly high, though, a
credit to the work of cine-
matographer Tony Pierce-
Roberts ("De-Lovely," "The
Bone Collector"). Beware,
Pierce-Roberts stayed true to
the video game's pervasively
gloomy, pitch-black atmos-
phere.
It's a hindrance on the sil-
ver screen as in many cases
one can barely see the
action. '__ ,.,....
0 Overall, "Doom' "(rated R)
isn't much-of a-flick. t's -
available on DVD for $25
with extras such as "basic
training" with "The Rock,"..a-
"Doom" demo, subtitles in
Spanish and French and
more. It's the only way to
view "Doom," but be sure
you're a game fan before
plunking down your hard-
earned cash.

by STE IT BAILEY
"Harry Potter and the
Goblet of Fire" Any chance
that the fire might have
burned up the film's negatives?
"The Shaggy Dog" This
DVD release. of the original
allows you to compare the sub-
tleties of Fred MacMurray's per-
formance against the new ver-
sion starring Tim Allen thus
clearly showing that you have
no life.
"Howl's Moving Castle" -
This cartoon about a cursed gul
and a wizard is the latest work
from Hayao Miyazaki, known
as "the Japanese Walt Disney."
Of course, if you want to be
less picky abobt 'our cartoon
DVDs...
"The Flintstones 5th
Season" Forty years later, I
still remember Fred and
Barney's eyes popping out
. when they see those dancing
girls." .. .... ,
-"The Brady Bunch 5th
Season" The- final network
season before the Bradys spun
-off into variety, hours, myriad
TV sequels, and general kitsch-
iness.
"Three's Company 6th
Season" That sound you
heard was Don Knotts trying to
grab the show's negatives
before. he turns over in his
grave.

Having walked on stage
together over 1600 times in
the past sixteen years the St.
Lawrence String Quartet has
established itself among the
Sworld-class chamber ensem-
^bles of its generation. In 1992
They won two major competi-
., tions that launched them on a
performing career that has brought them across
North and South America, Europe and Asia.
Highlights of this season include Lincoln Center,
Stanford Lively. Arts and their 12th year as
Resident Quartet to the Spoleto Festival in
Charleston, S C. Alex Ross of The New Yorker
Magazine writes, "The St. Lawrence are remark-
able not simply for the quality of their music mak-
ing, exalted as it is, but for the joy they take in the
act of connection."
The program will include String Quartet in D
Major, KV 575 W.A. Mozart, String Quartet in G
Ninor, Op. 10 C. Debussy, String Quartet in C -
sharp minor, Op. 31- L. Beethoven.
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RITZ PLAYERS ..
The Ritz Players are joined by ..
members of the. Martha
Graham Dance Company at 8
p.m. Saturday at .the Times-
Union Center for the
Performing Arts, 300 W. Water
St., Jacksonville. Call 472-4270
for information.

GeorgeThorogood and the Destroyers perform Sunday at the Florida Theatre. .
George Thorogood and the Destroyers perform: Sunday at the Florida Theatre.

CLUB SCENE

Note: Acts and performance
days or times are not always
available for all clubs at press
time. Performance information is
included in the Friday club calen-
dar. Send to mitchell@beachi-
esleader.com. Call 249-9033 for
infonnation.
Aromas Cigar, Wine &1
Martini Bar, 880 A1A N.,
Ponte Vedra Beach 280-2525.
Le Monde Quartet plays Latin
music at 9 p.m. Tuesday and
Saturday. Wine tasting from
6:30 to .8:30 p.m. every
Thursday followed by the
Jason Anderson Jazz Trio at,9
p.m.
*
The Atlantic. 333' N. First
St.,' acksonville Beach 249,'
3338. Martini Night is'
Thursday with DJs spinning.
DJ \I'es Reed spins hip hop and
retro ThursdaVs fo Ladis"C
Night-D.I-ra'de spiri ,6ld wave
and 80's retro at 9 p.m. Friday.
DJ KGB spins at 9 p.m.
Saturday.
Atlantic Theatre Comedy
Club, 751 Atlantic Blvd.,
Atlantic Beach 249-7529.
Comedian Danny Villalpando
performs at 9 p.m. today and,,
Saturday. Scheduled. comedy'
acts also perform at 8 p.m.
Thursday. .' -
S '* *
Billy's Boathouse Grill,
' 2321 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville
* 241-9771. Karaoke is 'held
from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.
Bo's Coral Reef, 201 Fifth
Ave. N., Jacksonville Beach.*
246-9874. DJ Dale spins
Thursday through Saturdays.'
Too Many Shoes performs
Friday, Feb. 24.
,
Bogey Grille, 150 Valley
Circle, Ponte Vedra Beach *
249-3338. Karaoke with Frank
Templo from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Wednesday. Live music from
7-11 p.m. today.
S. '. 0',* '
Brewster's, 11003" Beach
Blvd., Jacksonville 223-9850.
The Company performs at 8
p.m. today arid Saturday.'Dana
Salmela plays acoustic music at
9 p.m. Wednesday. Karaoke is
held every Thurs.
Cap'n Odies, 2200 Mayport
Road, Atlantic Beach *. 241-,
8848. Live .music from 9:30
p.m. to .:30 'a.m. today and
- Saturday. Country night every
Sunday.
Champs lounge, Sawgrass"
Marriott, 1000 PGA Tour Blvd.,
Ponte Vedra Beach 285-7777:
Lisa and the Mad Hatters per-

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form at 8:30 p.m. today.
Culhane's Irish Pub, 967
Atlantic 'Blvd., Atlantic Beach *
249-9595. Alphadog is in at 9
p.m. today. The Box Rockers
are in at 9 p.m. Saturday. The
Bobby Flynn Band appears at 6
pm. Sunday.,
Fionn MacCool's Irish Pub
& Restaurant; 3333 1st St. N.,
Jacksonville Beach 242-9499,
Jimmy Solari is in every
Wednesday. Spade McQuade
plays traditional Irish music
every Thursday. Something,
. Distant is in 'today and
Saturday. Meridian, plays tradi-
tional Irish music at 4
p.m.Sunday.
*, *
Fly's Tie, 177 E. Sailfish Dr.,.
Atlantic Beach 246-4293.
Songwriter's night with Seth
Ramsdill every Tuesday. The
WVes Cobb Band is in
Thursday. Chroma appears at,
S..9:30.p.m.. Saturday.
** ii
Freebird Live, 200 N. First
St., Jacksonville Beach 246-
BIRD. Steel Pulse plays reggae
.at 9, p.m. today., G. Love; &
Special Sauce performs a sold'
out show at 9 p.m. Saturday. 30
Seconds to Mars with Aiden
Emanuel are. in Monday.
Buckethead with Pnuma 'Trio
are in Monday.
Giovanni's, 1161. Beach
Blvd., Jacksonville Beach 249-
7787. Mary Ann Hawkins
plays piano from 7 p.m. to
close Thursdays. ,The Sam
Rodriguez Music Trio plays
pop, jazz and Latin music at 8
p.m. today. Jazz with Matt Hallf
'at 8 p.m. Saturday. :
Lynch's Irish Pub, 514 N.
First St., Jacksonville Beach ,*
249-5181. Local bands are in
today and Saturday. Karaoke
Sunday at 9:30. .
O r .
Mackenzie's Steakhouse,
100 t,Sawgrass Village, Ponte
Vedra Beach 543-9143. Gene
Nordan plays piano from 7 to,
11 p.m. Tuesday through
Thursday. Dodn Miniard is in'
Saturday. Michael Howard is in
from 7 to 11 'p.m. Sunday. Will
Hurley performs today 'and
Monday. ,
O O..
Magellan's Oceanfront
Restaurant, 333 1st St. N.,
Jackson\ille Beach 247-26,44.
Beam' brings the funk from,
3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
.' -: .
Max's Restaurant, 1312
Beach Blvd., jacksonmille Beach

* 247-6820. John Evans plays,
the piano from 6:30 to 10 p.m.
today and Saturday.

'Monkey's Uncle Tavern,
1850 Third Street S.,
Jacksonville Beach 246-1070.
Karaoke every Tues., Thurs.,
Sat. and Sun.
0
Ocean Club, 401 First Street
North, Jacksonville Beach *.
242-8884. DJs Jeremy and
Kevin Durgin spin today. Live'
reggae with. Individually
United and DJ Infadet for
Service Industry Sundays. Djs
.Shanghai and Lord 'Swift spins
reggae,, reggaeton and hip hop
on Tuesday.
Ragtime Tavern, Seafood &
Grill, 207 Atlantic Blvd.,
Atlantic 'Beach 241-7877.
Three Way Street is in toda\-
"pd Saturday. Ron Pe'rn per-
fMms Sunday.
Restaurant Nedure, 818 N.
SFlorida A1A, Ponte Vedra
Beach 543-3797. Nightfall
performs from 8 p.m. to close
today and Saturday.
The Ritz, 139 Third Ave., Jay
Beach,. 246-2255.. DJ
Anonymous spins Sun-Wed. DJ
Marco spins every Thurs.
Shelby's Coffee Shoppe,
200 1st Street, Neptune Beach *
249-2922. The John Thomas
Group with Debra Rider plays
cabaret, jazz from 10 a.m. ,to 1
p.m. Sunday.
\' o. '* *
Tavern at Sawgrass, 43 PGA
Tour Blvd, Ponte Vedra' Beach*
285-3133. Karaoke every
Wednesday from 9 p.m. to' 1
a.m. Ralph "E" perfo.rrnms top
,40's, blues, 'oldies and jazz
every Friday and Saturday
night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.tm.
*
Tra Vini Italian Restaurant,
216 Ponte Vedra Park Drive,
Ponte Vedra Beach Beach *
273-2442. Tony Saladino per-
forms jazz piano and standards
from 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday
through Saturday.
S. *
Tree Steakhouse, 725-6
Atlantic Blvd, Atlantic Beach *
241-5600. Mary Ann Hawkins
is in from 6:30 p.m., to 10:30
,pm. Wednesdays. Gina
Martenelli performs from 6:30
to 10 p.m. today. Kenhe is in
Sunday.
r '. d* *
Twisted Sisters, 1266 Beach
Blvd., facksonville Beach 241-
6453. The Wes Cobb Band per-
forms from 9:30 p.m. to close

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13245 Atlantic 'Blvd.,
Jacksonville 221-9994. Live.
music today and Saturday.
Chuck Nash appears every
Monday. Chris and Larry are in
Wednesday. Dave Massey per-
forms Thursdays.

ANDIAMO A ITALIA!
The Jacksonville Symphony
Orchestra performs Italian
compositions at 8 p.m. today
in Jacoby Symphony Hall at
the Times-Union Center for
the Performing Arts, 300 W.
Water St., Jacksonville. Tickets
range from $18 to $45; Call
354-5547 for information.
BRASS RING MUSIC CON-
TEST
The Ponte Vedra Library
hosts the Brass Ring Music
Contest open to Beaches stu-
dents in grades 6-12 from 9:30
a.m. to 3 p.m. at 101 Library
Blvd., Ponte Vedra Beach. Call
285-5037 for information.
JSO YOUTH ORCHESTRA.
The Jacksonville Symphony
Orchestra Youth Orchestra per-
forms at 5 p.m. Sunday in
Jacoby Symphony Hall at the
Times-Union Center for the
Performing Arts, 300 W. Water
St., Jacksonville. Tickets are $7
for children, $12 for adults.
Call 354-5547 for information.

BEACHES FINE ARTS
SERIES'

Buy it. Sell it., Find it
in the Classifieds

The Jacksonville Symphony
Orchestra Youth Orchestra
performs at 5 p.m. Sunday in
Jacoby Symphony Hall. ,
The Duke University Chorale
performs at 3:30 p.m. Sunday
at St. Paul's By The Sea
Episcopal Church, 1150 5th St.
'N., jacksonville Beach.
Admission is free. Call 270-117
for information.
COURTYARD CONCERT
The Palm' Court Society
Orchestra performs at 6:30
. p.m. Sunday at Christ
Episcopal Church, 400 San
Juan Dr., Ponte Vedra Beach,
Admission is free: Call 285-
7390 ext. 233.

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Runner, comes to Jack-
sonville for one of his
rare public appearances.
Part of the Frienids of the
Library-Ponte Vedra
Beach Major Author Se-
ries,.Hosseini will speak
at UNF's Lazzara The-
atre on Sunday, March
19 starting at 7:30 p.m.

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RELIGION

Human Development
Grants
The Catholic Campaign for:
. Human, Development is
accepting grant applications
for self-help projects to elimi-
nate poverty in the communi-
ty from local non-profit organ-
izations. Organizations must
be incorporated and tax-
exempt and benefit a poverty
group. Grant applications are:
available from Catholic
Charities Regional Office at
134 East Church Street in
Jacksonville. The application
deadline is April 30; for infor-.
mation call 899-5500.

Good News
Oceanside Church of Christ-
invites the community to hear
the Good News preached by'
Wayne Langford on Sunday,
March 12 at 11 a.m. and 6:30
p.m. and on Monday through'
Wednesday, March 12 to 15 at
7:30 p.m. The church is locat-
ed at 1025 Snug Harbor Court
in Atlantic Beach; call 246-
2709 for information.

Beth El Purim
S Celebrate Purim with an
evening of fun at Beth El the
Beaches Synagogue. Adults
and children are invited to the
retelling of the story of Esther
and Haman which 'will begin
at 7 p.m. Beth El's address is
288 N. Roscoe Blvd. in Ponte
: edra, call 273-9100 for infor-
mation.

Community Bible Study
A women's Community
Bible Study is forming in Ponte
Vedra with Ponte Vedra United
Methodist Church as the host
church. The class will be held
on Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. and
the schedule will coincide with
the public school calendar. An
eight-week study of the book
S of Nehemiah will begin the
study. PVUIC is located at 35

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Executive Way, Suite 150; con-
tact the office at 280-5141 for
information or vistit the web-
site at www.community-
biblestudy.org.

Griefshare
Griefshare is a ten week sem-
inar beginning on Monday,
March 20 at Beach United
Methodist Church. The semi-
nar is for those who have expe-
rienced the death of someone
close to them. For information
or to register, contact Marcia in
the church office at 249-2343.

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children in the southern region of Costa Rica.

The church address is 325 7th
Ave. N. in Jacksonville Beach.

Seder CeramicsWorkshop
The Beaches Jewish
Women's Circle will have a
Ceramic Seder plate workshop
on Sunday, March 19 at 3 p.m.
Ceramics and glass artist
Heather Ferman will assist par-
ticipants to make a personal-
ized Seder plate for their fami-
lies. The cost of the program is
$10 or free to members. For
information, Chabad @' the
Beaches at 285-1588. Chabadi

is located at 521 A1A N in
Ponte Vedra.

Church Homecoming
Palm Valley Baptist Church
will have a Homecoming
Service at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday,
March 19. The guest speaker
swill be Evangelist J.O. McLeod
and music will be provided by
Kindred Spirit. A fellowship
meal will follow the service; all
are welcome to attend. The
church address is 4890 Palm
Valley Road in Ponte Vedra; for
information call 285-2447.

History of Zionism
Rabbi Eliezer Ben Yehuda'
will conduct a 19-week course
on the history of Zionism
using a film series made in
Israel as part of the course. For
information contact Robin
Ford at 273-9100. Beth El is at.
288 N. Roscoe Blvd. in Ponte
Vedra.

Pastor's Bible Study
Pastor Michael Blaker of St.
Andrew's by the Sea Lutheran'
Church will offer a Pastor's
Bible Study on Tuesdays from 6
to 7 p.m. beginning on March
14. The study will use "Real
Faith for Real Life: Living the
Six Marks of Discipleship" by
Rev. Michael Foss to study dis-
cipleship. The church address
is 1801 Beach Boulevard in
Jacksonville Beach; call 249-
4575 for information.

' Lenten Study
.A forty day study of "The
Purpose Driven Life" by Rick
Warren will be held at Christ
the Redeemer Church.
Participants are encouraged to:
read the book for 20 minutes
daily beginning on Ash
Wednesday and meet on
Wednesday from 7:30 to 8:30
p.m. for seven weeks during
Lent. Childcare will be provid-
ed; to RSVP call Michael and
Mary Parker at 280-9204.

Women's Retreat
St. Paul A.M.E. Church will
host "Healing the Mind, Body,
and Soul" Women's Retreat on
March 31 through April 1. The
event will be held at the Sea
Turtle Inn in Atlantic Beach.
For information, contact Rev.
Mattie Riley Hayes at 537-3658
or at
mrileyhayes@'comcast.net.

Heaven on Earth
Heaven on Earth, an event

to benefit Christ Church
Preschool, will be held on
Friday, March 10 at 7 p.m. on
the church campus at 400 San
Juan Drive in Ponte Vedra.
Scheduled for the event are
"scrumptious delicacies, heav-
enly harmonies, and divine
live and silent auctions."
Auction items include a col-
lection of golf pin flags and an
autographed limited edition
Fred Taylor football. Tickets are
$50 per person; call the pre-
school at 285-6371 for infor-
mation and tickets.

Shadow and Light
An exhibit of photography
called Shadow and Light is on
display at the Bethel Gallery at
Ponte Vedra Presbyterian
Church. The exhibit will run
through March 19 at the
church at 4510 Palm Valley
Road, call 285-8225 for infor-
mation.

Senior Connection :
The next meeting of Senior
Connection will be held on
Friday, March 10 at 10 a.m. in
Our Lady Star of the Sea
Cultural Center. Senior
Connection is a ministry of
OLSS and offers activities for
seniors including cards, danc-
ing, painting, speakers, and
more.
For information call Senior
Connection Co-Coordiantor
Cheryl Knorek at 543-1139 or
the parish office at 285-2698.
The church address is 545 State
Road AlA N in Ponte Vedra.

Beaches Fine Arts
The Duke University
Chorale will perform on
Sunday, March 12 at St. Paul's
by the Sea Episcopal Church.
The concert, part of the
Beaches Fine Arts Series, will be

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7T I400 San Juan Drive Ponte Vedra Beach
7. 285-6127
Sunday 7:45, 9:00, 11:00 AM, 5:30 PM Holy Eucharist
Saturday 5:30 PM Holy Eucharist
Wednesday 6:00 PMHoly Eucharist
Evening Prayer in the Chapel .
6:00 PM Mon., Tues.. Thurs., Fri. 'n
Nursery Available for Saturday '
& Sunday Services

All are welcome

COASTAL C IltlSTIAN
Our Co"regtioPi meets at
Castiflo & Mexico
1222 S.-T7iirdl ,tr&t

Sunday

10:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m.
www.coastalchristian.org

Chn stEpiscopalChurch.org

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The Power of Intenton
Louise Hay ) '
You Can Heal Your Lq
Deepak Chopra
Peace Is The Wa'v
We think you're going to love our church!
Join us on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
Best Western at
1-95 & J.Turner Butler Blvd. .
Jacksonville Church of Religious Science
398-4353 or www.jaxcrs.org

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Sunday Worship: 10:30'am;
Sunday Scniool: 9:00 am
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PONTE VEDRA

United Methodist
Ch u rch

Worship With

Your Family

This

Week_.

Worship Opportunities
9:00 a.m. Contemporary*
11:15 a.m. Traditional*
*Kids Worship provided
Sunday School
10:00 a.m. ror all ages
Rev. Jeff Bennetl.Pastor
Adam NMyers, Youth
35 Executie \Va., PVB
Across AIA rrom Rawlings School
Behind Prosperit3 Bank
280-5141 www.pv-umc.org
"Connecting the Unconnected"

SUNRISE
COMMUNITY CHURCH
An Evangelical Free Church

Sunday School & A.B.F.'s 9:00 a.m.
Worship Service 10:15 a.m.

298 Aquatic Drive
Atlantic Beach
Phone: 249-3030

Palms
Presbyterian f
Church

,:,Wqrship Services
8:30 and 11:00 a.m.'
5:45 p.m.
Nursery at all services

Sunday School
all ages 9:40 a.m.
Rev. Dr. Thomas Walker
Senior Pastor
Rev. Carol DiGiusto
Senior Associate Pastor
Rev' Andrew Kukla
Associate Paslor

PALMS
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3410 South Third Sueet
Jacksonville Beach
1904i 246-6427
Www palmschurcn org

;. HOLY TRINITY
.* ANGLICAN CHURCH
(A TraditionalAnglican Church)
247-1442
Holy Communion
every Sunday at 8:00 A.M.
Holy Trinity meets in the Old Chapel
at 610 Florida Blvd., Neptune Beach
MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 50294
JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FL 32240-0294
www.holytrinityneptunebeach.org
Rev. Robert C. Adams, Vicar

ST. ANDREW'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH (ELCA)
(BY THE SEA)
A Stephen Ministry Congregation
1801 Beach Blvd.
Jacksonville Beach 249-4575
PASTOR MICHAEL BLAKER
Sunday Worship
8:00 am & 10:30 am
Sunday School
Children 9:15 am
Youth/Adult 9:15 am
Nursery Provided

LUMMUNII TY PHEISBT I EIAN
*i4\ CHURCH
S 150 Sherry Dne. Atlantic Beach, FL
e" Rev. Dr. Gabe Goodman, Pastor
..... Church Office 249-8698
Preschool/Kindergarten Office 241-7335
www.communitypcusa org
Schedule:
Sunday Morning Worship 8 30 8 11 a m.
Church School- All Ages 9.45 a.m
Youth Fellowships 5p.m.
Contemporary Worship Serv. 559p.m.
Chancel Choir Wednesdays 7 p.m.
Weekday Preschool/Kindergarten (3, 4 & 5 yr olds)

ralm valley uapust Lnurcn
J 4890 Palm Valley Road Ponte Vedra
t 285-2447
Rev. Jeff Witt, Senior Pastor
dede. s"ur 100 a6 4 uee t e na

Join us on Sunday for:
Sunday School lor all ages
Worsnip Service
Evening Bible Sludy
Wednesday Eveninq opportunltie-&:
Family Dinner
Chliaren and Yourh Bible Study
Adult Worsnip Service

9.15AM
10'30 AM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM

Crild Care and 'Iursery provided ror all activities!
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Ponte Vedra
Presbyterian Church
"I'Where friends gather to worship"
4510 Palm Valley Road (CR 2101
www.pvpc.com
Sun. Worship 9:00 & 10:30 a.m.
Sunday Breakfast
Nursery & Toddler Ministries
Middle, High School, College
Adult Ministries
Music & Art Ministries
Home of a Bethlehem Hsit

ST. FRANCIS
3i U IN-THE-FIELD
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

895 CR 210 Palm Valley
4 1/2 miles west of Intracoastal
Sunday Services 8:45 am & 11:00 AM
Christian Formation 10:10am
Nursery Provided
543-0112

LORD OF LIFE
LUTHERAN CHURCH
(ELCA)
276 N. Roscoe Blvd., Ponte Vedra Bch
Ph. 285-5347
Rev. Julie Frank,Pastor
Sunday Contemporary Worship
8:30am
Sunday Church School 9:45am
Sunday LBW Worship 11:00am
Nursery Provided

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Service Times
Saturday 5:00 pm
Sunday 8:00am, 9:30am & I1:00am

(904) 268-2500
www.MandarinChristian.com
6045 Greenland Rd. near Philips Hwy.

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1050 Highway A I A 285-4288
Traditional Worship 8:30am
Bible Study 9:40am
Celebration Worship 10:30am
Associate Pastor Jerem. Gates
Associate Pastor Chris Partin
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St. Paul's by the Sea r ;

Episcopal Church I
REAL, ROOTED, RELEVANT .--"

Welcome Families | Cnildren's Cnapel At 10 am Sun.
& Sin e Nursery At 7:30 & 10 am Services Sun.
& Singles Christian Formation At 9:00 am
Corner of 5th St. & 11th Ave. N. Jax Beach, FL www.stpaulsbylhesea@spbts.net
904-249-4091

Bapi Chur ch
SUNDAY
9:00 am Contemporary Worship Serice
10:30 am Traditional Service
WEDNESDAY
6:30 pm The Gathering
Bible Studies for Every Age & Life Situation
407 Third Street
www.neptunebaptist.org Neptune Beach
Tom Bary, Pastor 904-249-2307

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
of the Beaches (Disciples of Christ)
2125 Oceanfront & Seagate, Neptune Beach
Come worship with us by the ocean.
Sunday:
Traditional Services
8:00 & 9:00 am
Celebration Praise
10:45 am

WEDNESDAY (SEP-MAY)
5:30 Supper
6:30 Choir, Bible Study, Youth

Mahlon Dixon, Senior Pastor 24Q-2010
James Collins, Associate Pastor
www Iccbdoc corn /emall fccbdoc@bellsoulh.neat

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W.WT'.I L Rabb ElEzer Een-Yehuda. PhD Spinual Leader
J.Ww. wdis" V.0 Suaart Wilhamr, President
288 N. Roscoe Blvd, Ponte yedra Beach. 904 273-9100 (fx) 273-5567
Friday evening Family service 6:30 7:00 & 8:00 9:00 p.m.
Shabbat & Torah Services 9:30 12:00 noon
Religious School Sundays 9:00 a.m & Wednesdays 4:30 p.m.
We have a full range of activities and services for the beaches Jewish
community. Please contact our office rn-f8-5 for information about adult
education, Sisterhood activities and Youth activities.
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UNITY DAILY WORD
STUDY CLASS
Wed. Evening 7:30 pm
Ribault Garden Club
705 2nd. Ave. N., Jax Bch
(Corner 2nd. Ave. N. and 7th St. N.)
Reverend Betty R. Sikking
355-5100
Dial A Prayer 355-7044
Church of the Daily Word

BEACHES CHAPEL CHURCH

I610 RFOABLVQ. NEPTUNE BEACH

Pastor Steve McCoy
Associate Pastor Howard McMinn
WORSHIP SERVICES
Sunday 8:30 & 10:15 AM
Wednesday 7 PM
TEL 241-4211
www.beacheschapel.com

ST. PAUL'S
CATHOLIC
1st Avenue North at 5th Street
Jacksonville Beach
Father Wm. A. Kelly, pastor
Saturday Mass 9 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.
Sunday Mass 7:00,8:30, 10:00,
11:30 a.m. & 7 p.m.
Saturday Confessions
After 9 a.m. Mass & 4:30 -5:20 p.m.

OCEANSIDE
CHURCH OF CHRIST
1025 Snug Harbor Court
(off Mayport Rd. at W 11th St. and Orchid
St.)
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
246-2709
Jerry Murrell, Miinister,
Bible Class Sunday, 10:00 a.m.
Worship 11:00 a.m.
Evening Service 6:30 p.nm.
Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 p.m.

BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
I CHURCH .,I
MISSOURI SYNODT
1423 N. 8th Ave., Jax Beach
Rev. Dana A. Brones, Pastor
Phone: 249-5418
http://www.blcjaxbeach.org
8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Traditional
Praise & Worship Saturday 5:30pm
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Adult Bible Classes 9:45 a.m.

TRADITIONAL YET TIMELY
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Saturday 5 p.m.
Sunday 9 a.m., 11 a.m.
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RECONCILIATION
Saturday 10:00 a.m. orby appt.
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Algo Mas volunteers reunite

by KATHY NICOLETTI
STAFF WRITER
A reunion of people from
Community Presbyterian
Church and other volunteers
who participated in missions
to benefit Algo Mas was held
at the church social hall on
March 6.
"The main work of Algo Mas
is providing temporary foster
care for children in transi-
tion," said Rev. Peyton
Hopkins of Community
Presbyterian Church.
Retired beaches physician
Bruno Masters, a long-time
member .of Community
Presbyterian Church, founded
the faith-based organization
after a trip to the area, he said.
Algo Mas serves children
and families in the area near
Golfito in southern Costa'
Rica. The organization works
with PANI, the Costa Rican
government agency for chil-
dren.
Maegan Hoeffel, Director of
Algo, Mas, attended the.
reunion. During a two week
stay in Northeast Florida, she
has spoken at Christ Episcopal
Church and other area
churches, civic organiza-
tions,and school s about the
work of Algo Mas and Its cur-
rent project, Las Manos Lodge.
Las Manos Lodge, known as
"the center of love and hope
for girls and boys", is a shelter
for endangered and at-risk
children. It is the only facility
of its kind in the southern
region of C6sta Rica, said
Hoeffel.
"Kids get dropped off with
nothing;, We see malnutrition

Pamela Mitchell Almand, board member of Algo Mas, and
Maegan Hoeffel, director of Algo Mas, attended the mission vdl-
unteer reunion on March 6 at Community Presbyterian Church.

and skin diseases, ". said
Hoeffel.
The region had formerly
been the location of banana
plantations When the con-
panies that operated the plan-
tations left the area,.the Costa
Rican people there were left
with little opportunities for
employment.
"This part of Costa Rica is
very poor. It needs help and

many children are neglected
or abandoned," said Jule
McAvity, a member of Christ
Episcopal Church who led. a
mission trip there in July,
2005.
"I am particularly impressed'
with Maegan and her dedica-
tion to help the mission and
to inspire the people who visit
on mission trips. I watched
her speak at our Youth Group,

meeting the other evening
and she really touched the
kid's hearts." saic McAvity.
Algo Mas' most pressing
need is improving the build-
ngs used for Las Manos Lodge,
said Hoeffel.
"Algo Mas is registered in
the United States as a 501-3C
charitable organization," said
Pamela Mitchell Almand, an
Algo Mas Board Member.
Locally, the Board works to
fill containers with items
needed by Algo Mas in Costa
Rica. In the United States,
Algo Mas can be contacted at
743-5297 or at www.algomas-
mission.org. '
There is always a need for.
children's clothing, personal
hygiene items, towels, bed
linens, games and sports
equipment. Also needed are
medical and school equip-
ment, furniture, power tools,
and kitchen materials.
Community Presbyterian
Church has for the past six
years undertaken a mission
trip there in early December.
Several days of the trip were
spent working on building
improvements. The rest of the
time the group organized a
Christmas celebration for the
area's children.
. The .church sent 150 back-
packs filled with underwear,
socks, toys, and other items
for the children, saidHopkins
who has gone on several mis-
sion trips there,
The volunteers work hard to
give the children a great time,
he said.
"Children from. all over the
area travel by boat and.by bus
to come to the party.".

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at 3:30 p.m. The church
address is 5th St. and 11th Ave.
N. in lackson\ille Beach; call
249-4091 for information.
Chabad Purim
Chabad @ 'the Beaches will
have a festive Puriin Meal on
Monday, March 13 beginning
at 6 p.m. with children's crafts.
This will be followed by the
chanting of the Megilla, a tra-
ditional Purim feast, and a
drum session by African brfim
artist Zohar-Israel. The event is
free but donations are appreci-.
ated. It will beheld at 521 A1A
N in Ponte Vedra. For informa-
tion contact Chabad at 285-
1588.
The Annual Purim
Celebration will be held on
Tuesday, March 14 at the JCA
'at 5:30 p.m. The NMegilla read-
ing will be at 4:30 p.m. Musical
artist Sam Glaser will perform.
Advance tickets, available for
sale from Chabad @'the
Beaches, are $25 for adults and
$15 for children if purchased
,by March 7; after that date the
cost is $30 for adults and $18
for children.
Planning/National Day of.
Prayer
Planning meetings for the-
National Day of Prayer will be
Son April 5, and April 26 at the
Beaches Library in Neptune
Beach. The National Day of:
Prayer will be on Thursday,
May 4. For information con-
tact Susan Alberti at susanal-
berti@comcast.net or 285-
0267.
Divorce care class
A support group for separat-
ed and divorced people is
forming at Palm Valley Baptist
Church and. will begin on
Wednesday, March 15. For
information, call the church
office at 285-24471
Prayer group meets
Beaches Community Prayer
Group meets every Thursday at
9:30 a.m. in the conference,
room of The Wiriston Family
YMCA on Larindrum Lane in
Ponte Vedra. For information
call 285-0267.

Marriage class
Beach United Methodist
Church will offer "Conflict
Resolution in Marriage" for
four Sundays in March begin-
ning on March 5. The class
will be led by by Dr. Jeff Hood,
a marriage and family coun-
selor, who will focus on con-
flict resolution techniques that
promote reconciliation and
growth.
For information or to register
for the class, call Marcia in the
church office at 249-2343, ext.
11. The class will begin at 11
a.m. and is held in Room 2107.
Celebrate Recovery
Celebrate Recovery, a biblical
based program for persons fac-
ing personal problems, meets
every Friday at 6:30 p.m. in the
fellowship hall of Beach
United Methodist Church,
Third Street at Seventh Avenue

North, Jacksonville Beach.
'Through worship and same-
gender small groups, people
can work on personal struggles
such as eating disorders, alco-
hol/drug abuse, and codepen-
dency. The evenings begin
with dinner. Call 249-2343.

Retreats at Ihfa wvood
The following retreats are
planned at the Miarvwood
Retreat Center in the
Switzerland area of Northwest
jSt. lohns C ur :
Outdoor Fa Nily stationss of
the 'Cross will be held on
March 5, 12, 19, 25; and April
2. Gather at 3 p.m. to pray the
Stations of the Cross along
'Marywood's nature. trail.
Diocesan deacons will lead the
Stations and light refreshments
willbe served at the conclusion
of prayer. There is no cost to
attend.
March 16: St. Patrick's Day.
Mass and Dinner. Rev. Daniel
Cod\y will celebrate Mass at
6:30 p.m. A corned beef and
cabbage dinner will follow the
Mass. Cody will also provide
entertaining reflections on his
native Ireland. Limited seating
is available;- the cost is $15 for
adults and $7.50 for children.
March 18: The Roots of
Christian Mysticism will be led
by Sr. Rose Hoover. This is the
last in a seven week series.on
mysticism. This session will
focus on Carmelite Mysticism
and will begin at 9:30 a.m. and
end at 3 p.m. The cost is $35
which includes lunch.,
March 22: Day for Seniors:
B6ok of, Ruth in Prayer and
Song will be led by Kevin
Mcrath. Using the Book of
Ruth, McGrath will develop
steps to happiness and peace
and focus on' learning and
teaching about kindness. The
event begins with.lunch at 12
noon and ends.at 3 p.m. The'
cost is $12 which' includes
lunch.
March 25: Lenten Day of
Reflection: A Journey into the
Desert willbe led by Fr. John
Tetlow. Using the Gospel of the
Woman at :the Well, Tetlow
will lead participants through
Jesus' 40 days in the desert
'with reflection on the oasis in.
the desert. The day beings at
9:30 a.m. and ends with Mass
at 2:30 p.m. The cost is $27
which includes lunch.
Marywood is located at'
1715-5 State Road 13. :For
information on these or other
events, call (904) 287-2525 or
toll-free (888)-287-2530.
Moms pray for kids
SA group of mothers known
as Moms in Touch meets week-
ly to pray for their children,
other students and the schools
they attend. The group meets
on Tuesday afternoons at a
church in Ponte Vedra Beach.
For location and more infor-
mation, call Nancy at 273-
8486.
Midweek for kids
The following events are
held at Beaches area churches
on Wednesday for youngsters:
Palm Valley Baptist Church

at 4890 Palm Valley Road in
Ponte Vedra has Bible Study-
and activities for children at 7
p.m. Contact the church at
285-2447.
Sunrise Christian Church
youth group meets 7 p.m. to
8:30 p.m., beginning with
group praise and worship, fol-,
lowed by small groups for fel-
lowship, Bible study. and
prayer.
The church is at 298 Aquatic.
Drive, Atlantic Beach. Call 249-
.3030:. ,, .,,,
Bethleheni Buddies is opera
to all children 3 years old
through second grade at
Bethlehem Lutheran Church,
1423 Eighth Ave. N.,
Jacksonville Beach, from '7
p.m. to 9 p.m., with Bible sto-
ries, crafts and songs.
High school Bible study is 7
p.m. to 8:15 p.m. at Bethlehem
Lutheran.
Youth in grades six through
12 and families meet at 6:30
p.m. at Christ Episcopal
Church, Ponte \'edra Beach, for
dinner in the parish hall.
Youth JAM begins at p.m.
and includes guitar. lessons,:
singing, and rehearsal for the
11 a.m. Sunday contemporary
worship service in parish hall
geared toward youth and'fami-
lies with children.
SDinner and JAM are open to
the community. JAM is free,
and dinner is $4 per .person,
$12 per family maximum. The
church is at Solana Road and
San Juan Drive.:
Youths in grades six through
8 meet at 6:30 p.m. in the
Outback, the modular building
behind Palms Presbyterian
Church, 3410 Third St. S.,
Jacksonville Beach. Contact
the leader, Murray Beard, at
285-5106. The Senior High
Group meets in the Outback
on Sunday immediately fol-
lowing the Sunset Worship
Service. Contact leaders Dale
arid Ingram Caswell at 285-
0366.
Dynamic,Disciples (grades K-
5) at First Christian Church of
the Beaches meets Wednesday
from 6:30 to 7:45. Teens in
Motion Youth Group meets
from 6:30 to 7:45 with special
events and trips held on other
dates. The church address is
2125 Oceanfront, Neptune
Beach. Call 246-2010.
Building Blocks, a group for
children ages 3 to 6, and Kids
Club for youngsters in grades
one through 6 meet at 7:15
p.m. at Family Bible Church,
4760 Palm Valley Road, Ponte
Vedra Beach. Bridge Builders
for grades 7 through 12 meets
from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
YouthAlive with Bible Study
and worship for grades seven
through 12, is held from 7 to
7:45 p.m. at Kernan Boulevard
Baptist Church, 4000 Kernan
Blvd. S., south of Beach
Boulevard. Preschool and chil-
dren's choirs through 6th
grade meet from 7 to 7:45 p.m.
Youth from Beach United
Methodist Church, Third Street
at Seventh Avenue North,
Jacksonville Beach, meet 6
p.m. to 8 p.m. at various loca-
tions. Directions to Wednesday

meetings are handed out at
247,'the,church's Sunday night
worship service for youths,
held 6 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.
Church choir school is
offered for age 3 through sixth
grade at Christ Episcopal
Church after school at various
times; : depending on the
youngster's age. ..Children
develop musical skill and
' Christian formation. The
school is free and is given by
Timothy Mc Kee, music direc-
"'tor of the church. Ch2ll'8-
6127. ,

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ABC Music &Me: Children
ages 1 to 5, experience weekly
lessons that include musical
instrument exploration,
Singing, listening and creative
movement. Classes are held at:
the Community Presbyterian*
Church Education Building,
150 Sherry Drive, Atlantic
Beach. 372-0116.

Adopt-A-Rescued-Kitty:
Kittens and cats which have
been veterinarian-checked and
tested, and have shots and have
been altered, are available for,
adoption Saturdays from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. at PetCo at.
Atlantic and Keman boulevards.'

Al-Anon: Al-Anon Family.
Groups offer a recovery pro-
gram for families and friends of
alcoholics, whether or not the
alcoholic seeks help. Meetings
are held every Monday, includ-
ing holidays, at 10:30 a.m. at
400 Penman Road, Jacksonville
Beach. Meetings are also avail-
able at other times, days and
locations. Call 350-0600 for
information.

American Legion: The
American Legion Auxiliary
DeWitt B. Tilden Unit 316
meets at 8 p.m. the second
Monday of each month at 1127
Atlantic Blvd., Atlantic Beach.
Call 249-0202 for information.

American Legion: American
Legion Ocean Beaches Post 129
and Auxiliary Ocean Beaches
Unit 129 meet at 8 p.m. the first
Thursday of the month at 1151
South Fourth St., Jacksonville
Beach. Call 249-2266 for infor-
mation.

American Legion: American
Legion Post 233, Ponte
Vedra/Palm Valley, 12
Wilderness Trail N. off Canal
S Boulevard, meets the first
S Thursday of the month at 7
p.m. Steak night is held every
Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. for
members and guests. 285-2484.

S Art association: The Pablo
Towers Art Association meets
from 12:30 to 3 p.m. every
SWednesday. Call 246-4158 for
information.

Ballroom dancing: Ballroom
-dancing is,o offered every
Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the
Senior Center, 19th 'Ave.,
Jacksonville Beach. The cost is
$4. Call 241-3796 for informa-
tion.

Beaches Arts Center: A
beginner watercolor class is
offered from 9 to 11 a.m.
Tuesday, and watercolor for all
levels is offered Tuesday
S evening, and Wednesday and
Thursday morning. Figure
Drawing classes are held
Tuesday from 7 to-9 p.m. The
SBeaches Arts Center is located at
228 Third Ave. N., Jacksonville
Beach. 241-8816.

Beaches Palm Group: The
Florida Writer's Association
Beaches Palm Group meets the
fourth Saturday of each month
except December at'the Ponte
Vedra Beach Library. 904-285-
2258.

Beaches storytellers: The
Beaches League of Storytellers
meets at the Ponte \'edra Beach
Library, 101 Library Blvd., Ponte
Vedra Beach, at 10:30 a.m.
every second Saturday of the
S month from September
through May. Call George Mills
at 246-1502 for information.

Bookmobile: The Library
Elderly Outreach Bookmobile
serves seniors living in ,The
Stratford from 9:30 to 10 a.m.,
and at \Vicar's Landing from
noon to 1:30 p.m. every second
and fourth Friday. 904-823-
2783.

Breakfast network: The
Ponte Vedra Chamber of
SCommerce meets at 7:30 a.m.
the second Wednesday of the
month at the Sawgrass Grille &
The Tavern for breakfast. Email
info@pontevedrachamber.org
for information.

Breast-feeding support:
Baptist Medical Center Beaches
offers a breast-feeding support
group from 10 to 11:30 a.m. in
Conference Room B at 1350
13th Ave. S. the first Monday of
the month. The group is moder-
ated by Loretta Haycook. There
is no cost, and babies and chil-
dren are welcome. Snacks and

beverages are served. 247-2974.

Cancer support group: The
Cancer Support Group at
Baptist Medical Center Beaches
meets at 6 p.m. WVednesdays at
the Florida Cancer Center in
Medical Office Building B on
the hospital campus. Call 247-
2910 for information.

Coast Guard Auxiliary: U.S.
Coast Guard Auxiliary, 14-04
meets at 7:30 p.m. the first
SWednesday-of the month at the
Captain's Club, 13363 Beach
Blvd. 246-4722 or 422-2811.

Depression support:
Depression Bipolar Support
Alliance Jacksonville Beaches
meets Sundays at 5:30 p.m. at
Beaches Medical Center '1350
13th Ave. S., Jacksonville Beach.
Visit www.dbsajax.org for infor-.
mation.

Foundation Academy: The
Foundation Academy, 107
Third Ave. S., Jacksonville
Beach, has an open house from
9 to.11:30 a.m. Tuesday. Call
241-3515 for information.

Friends on the Go: Friends,
on the Go with Jack Morgan
meets at 7 p.m. the second
Tuesday of each month at the
Ponte 'Vedra Beach Branch
Library.

Grief recovery: A Grief
Recovery Support Group meets
the third Thursday of the
month at 7 p.m. at St. Paul's
Catholic Church in library, 578
First Ave. N., Jacksonville Beach.
The group is for those who are
grieving the death of a family
member or friend. Call Margaret
Lane at 280-0871 for informa-
tion.

JMOMA: The Jacksonville
Museum of Modem Art offers
guided tours for all ages at vari-
ous times. 366-6911, extension
212.

Kiwanis Beaches: The
Kiwanis Club of Jacksonville
Beaches meets Thursdays at
noon at Selva Marina Country
Club, 1600 Selva Marina,
Atlantic Beach. Call Jonathan
Daugherty at 635-4228 for
information.

Libertarians: The Libertarian
Party of St. Johns County meets
the second Wednesday of each
month. Call Doug Price at 904-
273-7480 for information.

Lions Club: The Lions Club
of Jacksonville Beach meets at 7
p.m. the first and third
Monday at the corner of
Penman -Road, ,and. Second
Avenue. North; anrd atinoon on
the second and fourth Tuesdays
at Perkins Restaurant, 14471
Beach Blvd. For information on
Monday's meetings, call Chuck
Carroll at 241-1129; call Denny
Bradford at 220-2222 for infor-
mation on Tuesday's meetings.

Lions Club of PV: The Lions
Club of Ponte Vedra Beach
meets the second and fourth
Thursday at noon at Aqua Grill
in Sawgrass Village. Call Sue
Hollis at 616-2681 for informa-
tion.

Long Time Newcomers: The
Long Time Newcomers Club of
the Beaches and West. Beaches
meets at Selva Marina Country
Club in Atlantic Beach on the
fourth Tuesday of the Month,
September through May. This is
a ladies' club. Social hour starts
at 11 a.m., followed by various
entertainers, performers and
informative speakers. 273-0362.

MOPS: Mothers of Pre-
Schoolers meets the second
Monday of each month at 9:30
a.m., and the third Monday of
each month at 7 p.m. (child
care provided) at Christ the
Redeemer Church, 190 S,
Roscoe Blvd., Ponte Vedra
Beach. Call 285-8009 for infor-
mation.

Mothers & More: Mothers &
More, a national, not-for-profit
organization supporting
sequencing women (women
who have altered their careers
to raise children at home),
meets the second Tuesday and

fourth Wednesday of every
month. Locations very. 858-
3369.

NAIC: The local NAIC
Investment Club meets at 7
p.m. the fourth Monday of each
month at the Beaches Library.
Visitors are welcome. Call Dick
at 476-4260 for information.

New Directions: New
Directions, a support group for
the divorced and separated,'
meets at 6:45 p.m. the second
and fourth Wednesday of the
month at 4118 Loretto Road,
next to the white church, in the
convent at St. Joseph's Catholic
Church. 268-1591.

Open-air market: The Town
Center Green Market, an open-
air market, is held Saturday
from 8 a.m. .till noon at the
Neptune Beach Kmart on
Atlantic Boulevard. The market
features fresh produce, honey,
sauces, baked goods, hand-
made soap and more.

Oversight Committee: The
Oversight Committee for the
Beaches Resource Center meets
at 7 p.m. the first Monday of
every month in the Media
Center at Fletcher High School.
The Oversight Committee con-
sists of parent and faculty repre-
sentatives from the 10 Beaches
public schools and at-large rep-
resentatives from the Beaches
communities. 270-8200.

Palm Valley Senior Center:
The Palm Valley Senior Center,
148 Canal Blvd., is open
Tuesday and Thursday from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. Lunch is served at
noon. Call 280-3233 for lunch
reservations or for information
on various activities throughout
the day. For transportation to
lunch, call 280-3753 between
7:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.

Peripheral neuropathy: The
Jacksonville Peripheral
Neuropathy Support Group
meets the second Saturday of
the month at 10 a.m. at the
Glendale Community Church,
6411 Beach Blvd. 269-0984.

Persephone Healing Arts:
Persephone Healing Arts
Center, 485 Sixth Ave. N.,
Jacksonville Beach, ,hosts, an
open house from 5:30;to 7 p.m.
the third Thursday of the
month. The center will also
have an information' booth at
Organic Jungle, 13947 Beach
Blvd., Jacksonville Beach, the
third Saturday of the month.
Call 246-3583 for information.

Prayer group: The Beaches
Community Prayer Group
meets at 9:30 a.m. in the con-
ference room of the Winston
Family hICA in Ponte Vedra.
Call 285-0267 for information.

Railroad Club: The Beaches
Area Model Railroad Club meets
at 7 p.m, Tuesday and Friday at
941 Fourth St. N., Jacksonville
Beach, behind Sportsmania.
The club is open to anyone
interested in scale model rail-
roading. Call Dave Henk at 641-
8800 or Richard Paul at 223-
5133.

Reckless Readers: Reckless
Readers, a women's reading
group, meets the third Monday
of the month at 7 p.m. at the
Beaches Branch Library. 247-
7627.

Recovery, Inc.: Recovery,
Inc., a mental health support
group, meets at 6:30 p.m.
Friday, at St. Paul's Catholic
Church's Family Life Center,
578 First Ave. N., Jacksonville
Beach. 247-3299.

Senior activities: The
Beaches Senior Citizen Center,
281 S. 19th Ave., Jackson\ille
Beach; and the Neptune Beach
Senior Activity Center, 2004

Forest Ave., Neptune Beach,
offer various activities Monday
through Friday from 9 a.m. Call
241-3796 for information on
the Beaches center; the Neptune
Beach center may be reached at
270-1688.

Seniors By The Sea: Seniors
By The Sea meets the second
Thursday of each month in the
Fellowship Hall at Beach United
Methodist Church, Third Street
and Seventh Avenue North,
Jacksonville Beach, at 11 a.m.,
'followed by lunch for $4.50.
Call 241-7300 for information.

Senior tennis: Tennis for sen-
iors is being offered at
Huguenot Tennis Center in
Jacksonville Beach from 9 to 11
a.m. Fridays. 247-6221.

Single Again: The Single
Again self-help group meets the
first Tuesday of each month at 7
p.m. at Beaches United
Methodist Church, 35
Executive Way, Ponte Vedra.
Email singleagainpvb@aol.com
for information.

Sons of the American
Legion: The Sons of the
American Legion Squadron 316
meets the first Monday of each
month at 7:30 p.m. at 1127
Atlantic Blvd., Atlantic Beach.
Call 249-0202 for information.

Submarine veterans: USS\V -
First Coast Base meets at 11 a.m.
the second Saturday of the
month at American Legion Post
316, 127 Atlantic Blvd., Atlantic
Beach. 241-6222.

Toastmasters: The Beaches
Area Toastmasters Club meets
Monday at 7 p.m. at Watson
Realty Property Management
Building, 115 Penman Road,
Neptune Beach. 241-0919.

Toastmasters: The Ponte
Vedra Beach Toastmasters Club
meets every Tuesday from 7:45
to 8:45 a.m. at the Ponte Vedra
Golf and Country Club at
Sawgrass. 904-716-4045.

Untamed Adventures:
Untamed Adventures is an out-
door group for women ages 18
to 80. Visit www.untamedad-
ventures.org or call 241-9920
for information.
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Veterans meet: The Men's
Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign
Wars Greater Beaches Post 3270,
915 8th Ave. S., Jacksonville
Beach, meets at 7 p.m. the sec-
ond Wednesday of the month.
Members of Post 3270 and the
Ladies Auxiliary meet at 9 a.m.
the second Saturday of the
month. 249-7366.

Weight loss consults: Free
body fat analysis and weight
loss consults are offered
Thursday at Metabolic
Research Center, 274 Solana
Road, in the Winn-Dixie Plaza.

Zonta Club: The Zonta Club
of Jacksonville meets the third
Monday of each month at 6
p.m. at the Radisson Riverwalk
Hotel, 1515 Prudential Drive.
564-9211.

MEETINGS

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A CHARLES GALLERY,
228 3rd Ave. N., Jacksonville
Beach. 339-0029. Hours 1
p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday-
Sunday.
BEACHES MUSEUM &
HISTORY CENTER, 380 Pablo
Ave., Jacksonville Beach *
241-5657. Exhibits: "Shore
Stories: Down the Boardwalk"
* "The ABCs of Beaches
History" "A View on the
Past." Hours are 10 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday.
12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Sunday. Admission $5 adults,
$4 seniors, S3 children (6-17).
BETHEL GALLERY, 4510
Palm Valley Road, Ponte
Vedra Beach 285-8225.
Features themed original art
shows using mixed media
from local and regional
artists. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5
p.m., Monday to Friday and 9
a.m. to noon Sunday.
BLUE HERON GALLERY,
4600 Middleton Circle E.,
Jacksonville 223-6100. Art
work by Cypress Village resi-
dents and visiting artists.
Hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Tuesday through Sunday.
* BUTTERFIELD GARAGE
GALLERY, 137 King St., St.
Augustine (904) 825-4577.
Features original paintings,
photography, clay, art, seri-
graphs, sculpture, jewelry and
painted furniture. Hours are
noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday
through Sunday.
CATCH 22 GALLERY, 5
Cordova St., St. Augustine *
826-3890. Hours are 11 a.m.
to 6 p.m. Tuesday through
Sunday. Closed on Monday.
New York style gallery featur-
ing paintings, sculptures and
ceramics. Featured artist every
Friday during Art Walk.
CULTURAL CENTER AT
PONTE VEDRA, 50 Executive
Way, Ponte Vedra Beach *
280-0614.
CUMMER MUSEUM OF
ART & GARDENS, 829
Riverside Ave., Jacksonville *
356-6857. Hours are 10 a.m.
to 9 p.m. Tuesday through
Thursday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday, noon to 5 p.m.
Sunday. Admission is $6 for
adults,,$4.for seniors and mil-
itary, $3 for students, $1 for
kids 5 and under. Free admis-
sion from 4 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.

ECLECTIC GALLERIES,
880 A1A North, Suite 9, Ponte
Vedra Beach 280-2772.
Hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Monday through Saturday,
noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.
FAIRFAX GALLERY AT
SAWGRASS, 1740 Sagrass
Village Dr., Ponte Vedra Beach
* 384-7724. Hours 10 a.m. to
6 p.m. Monday through
Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday.
FIRST STREET GALLERY,
216 First St., Neptune Beach *
241-6928. Works by local and
regional artists. Monday
through -Wednesday, 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m.; Thursday and
Friday, -10 a.m. to 8 p.m;
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.,
and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.
Call 241-6928.
HAMPTON GALLERY
2411 3rd St. S., Jacksonville
Beach. Art of James Figuly fea-
tured until March 20. Tuesday'
through Friday 10.a.m. to 6
p.m. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday. Call 247-1050.
HIBERNIA GALLERY 108
1st Street, Neptune Beach *
249-7321. Selling handmade
work from Ireland, England
and U.S. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Monday-Saturday, noon to 5
p.m. Sunday.
J. JOHNSON GALLERY,
177 Fourth Ave. N.,
Jacksonville Beach 435-
3200. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesday through Friday and 1
p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Also
by appointment. Pieces are
available for purchase.
*MUSEUM OF SCIENCE
AND HISTORY, 1025
Museum Circle, Jacksonville.
396-7062. MOSH features
interactive history and sci-
ence exhibits as well as plane-
tarium events and special
children's activities.
MY LITTLE GALLERY,
630 Atlantic Blvd., Neptune
Beach 403-0031. Hours 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday
through Sunday.
NEPTUNE GALLERY,
1511 Atlantic Blvd. in the
Tradewinds Plaza, Neptune
Beach. Gallery hours are 10
a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to
Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturday. Features two-dimemr
sional works from a group
called the Neptune Arts
Group. Phone 247-4341.

phoic. .uDrtheiGE
Marvin Hamlisch performs with the Jacksonville Symphony
Orchestra March 16-18. Performances are 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
The concert also features an appearance by guest vocalist
Mark McVey. For tickets and information, call the Jacksonville
Symphony Orchestra box office at 354-5547.

THEATRE NOTICES

"PIANO BAR" is staged at
8 p.m. today and Saturday at
Players by the Sea, 106 6th St.
N., Jacksonville Beach. The
Gene Nordan musical runs
every Friday and Saturday
through March 18. A matinee
performance is scheduled at 2
p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $20.
Call 249-2022 for reservations.
"SIX DANCE LESSONS IN
SIX WEEKS" opens at 8 p.m.
today at the Atlantic Beach
Experimental Theatre, 716

Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Beach.
Matinees will be staged at 2
p.m. Sunday and March 26.
Reservations can be made for
Thursday through Saturdays
through March 25. Call 249-
717".

"BRIGADOON" is staged
at 8 p.m. today and Saturday
and 2 p.m. Sunday in the
Flagler College Auditorium, 14
Granada St.. St. Augustine.
Tickets are $10 and $15. Call
819-6249 for information.

Regal 18

Failure to Launch.
Rated PG13. Fri.-Thurs.,
12:05, 12:45, 3:40, 4:25,
7:20, 7:45, 9:35, 10:20.
*
The Hills Have Eyes.
Rated R. Fri.-Thurs.,
Noon, 1:00, 4:10, 4:40,
7:30, 7:50, 10:00, 10:25.
The Libertine. Rated
NR. Fri.-Thurs., 1:10,
4:30, 7:10, 10:20.
The Shaggy Dog.
Rated PG. Fri.-Thurs.,
12:20, 3:50, 7:35, 9:40.
00* *
16 Blocks. Rated PG13.
Fri.-Thurs., 12:40, 3:45,
7:15, 10:10.

Aquamarine. Rated
PG. Fri.-Thurs., 12:30,
3:30, 7:25, 9:55.
e* *
Dave Chappelle's
Block Party. Rated R.
Fri.-Thurs., 1:20, 4:20,
7:55, 10:30.
*
Tyler Perry's Madea's
family Reunion. Rated
PG13. Fri.-Thurs., 12:15,
3:25, 7:00, 9:45.
*
Date Movie. Rated
PG13. Fri.-Thurs., 1:25,
3:55, 8:00, 10:35.

Eight Below. Rated PG.
Fri.-Thurs., 12:35, 3:35,
7:05, 10:05.

Curious George. Rated
G. Fri.-Thurs., 12:25,
4:05.

Firewall. Rated PG13.
Fri.-Thurs., 6:45, 9:30.
*

The Pink Panther.
Rated PG. Fri.-Thurs.,
12:20, 3:50, 6:55, 9:40.

The
Rated
12:50,

*
White Countess.
PG13. Fri.-Thurs.,
4:15, 7:20, 10:15.
*

Brokeback Mountain.
Rated R. Fri.-Thurs.,
12:10, 3:30, 6:50, 9:50.

Capote. Rated R. Fri.-
Thurs., 1:05, 4:00, 7:05,
10:05.

Pablo 9

16 Blocks.
Fri.-Thurs.,
7:35, 9:55.

Rated PG13.
1:35, 4:35,

*
Capote. Rated G. Fri.-
Thurs., 1:25, 4:25, 7:25,
9:40.

Eight Below. Rated PG.
Fri.-Thurs., 1:10, 4:10,
7:10, 9:30.

Failure to Launch.
Rated PG13. Fri.-Thurs.,
1:45, 4:45, 7:45, 9:50.

The Hills Have Eyes.
Rated R. Fri.-Thurs., 1:20,
4:20, 7:20, 9:45.
*
The Libertine. Rated R.
Fri.-Thurs., 1:00, 4:00,
7:00, 9:35.

The Pink Panther.
Rated PG13. Fri.-Thurs.,
1:05, 4:05, 7:05, 9:00.
The Shaggy Dog.
Rated PG. Fri.-Thurs.,
1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:05.
*
Ultraviolet. Rated
PG13. Fri.-Thurs., 1:30,
4:30, 7:30, 9:25.

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underground utiries., cov'enants and resmi l ons handicap -. ''
specifitunln with main Iloor 2,000 minimum square foot homes makes this new development
unique Build your home for a life time. Lols range in pnce from $14910 io $7,.900.
For more information call 828-389-8843. 904-821-9573,
Nick's cell 904-254-9644. 'icki's cell 904-534-3530

Undeveloped Atlantic Beach Property
Reduced $100K on 3/06/06!
Marsh-front property in growing area of Atlantic
Beach. Large lot at the end df Carnation Street.
New price: $125,000!

Call John O'Malley, Realtor,
for copy of survey & aerial photos.

904-502-9406

O'Malley
REAL ESi'ITE INC.

FSBO INTRACOASTAL Wlaerway,, deep
waler alcces-.. 3BR..5'584 1800sl, 2 car
garage newly remoridlea. 2 boal I1hs.
11l covereaiL. $599.000(. 463-0505
ATLAITliC BEACH FSBO. '80 Ja-n-ine
SI 3BR 2BA lnew CH&A. hardwood
IIoors. 12'%24' cri,'is d pOr.ri. Large 101
$19i4 iJ 1 315.'2,00, 742.6227
REDUCED- IrEPTUrJE BEACH FSBO
Duple. or single home 1BR 1BAi each
Easily : A1A $4 5,000 OBO 2.46-8200

JAX BEACH 5BR.2BA. 231005 Orn 2 Il
[w r.-.rj, real pump plumbing 5 sicing.
l465,0u0 OBO. 249.8637

Old Atlantic Beach 51-C t 1,o1

320-322 3rd Street. Two 900 ./4" Q'
sf apartments on beautiful e i' 44O7'
75'x150' lot. 3 blks to ocean, r'V~ ,'2 O'
4 blks to Town Center. 'n I,
Excellent investment oppor-
tunity. Realistically priced @
$649,000 by owner.

904-614-1118

OCEANFRONT VIEWS! FINF VISC OPPORKn I N
RILS# 285302 PrestigiousJ Acqusius I n R4TERS WDE
neW cionst 33 condo. 2.471 SF. SE ene RS# 287289 Sa gra..- TPC 4-BRi3 5B
unit, 10th If. Expanse oceantr & \ ,e a,, BR. IB.ul. i agr
bakomes. paid aar. resorn mruelues mcl ,ilndcij l]a ,.,. C L c. Tip..s(,,:i laecrrrr
2 pls. fit cnutr, clubhouse $l,-15ti..00l b:l, ..i.'SE *.p:'...re i,5.'.'.7) i," 285-1800
241-2417 SOl. IPOlTS E DR
FIRST 2 IME OLRS! MLS# 286550 Gajid communir, .. 'pl.
M1S# 277726 NeI/ construeonon Onl\ 2in- ble jchi cb.iua & p0n.aj tk;.iRch .ce. 2
unLS lebft out of 10 in uhis Mediterranean ''r '"'r.,oI 4BR.' SBA. 3.l-i hn: r-C' ii lr
bulddng. Onl 2 iesidencreso p loor E\Ter. h ,lRh ilOu.l h w,1: FI \. i,' creo, i ,7 Y-.iI
uii ius 31/ iromner uirt \.ith apei acular uev. s 285-1800
of the ocean. High ceilings. granite OCEH rflMW-J B BEA-IUtEW'PRICE!
c,.unienr:.ps and Inuch more' $839.415 N1LS# 239821 Ne, ,oncmpi.iLr'., .rnjd,
241-2417 ,/1-r unrlz. I ,,1 2 p iiLnho,,:. 4ER'4B.,,, 33(:"
.LiH14 R OCENFRGiONT F CONDO! SF. huec lra.. witcraatl,: inJn:,i i I unimc
IMLS# 262660 Incredible \i.'ias#. 2nll. d n...\I .-eol
breathlalkmg ocean S nes. Spacious 2671 ,e dl i. ia nl lil,:p, c285-1800
sf, 4-/3 3rd 11. S end unit. Lot designer ,1r O4ICENT TO BEI4H lWD
upgrades '& equtile details. 2 pk sp MILS#2.9009Dimensi.ri,:. 18._:i. I 71 ,22-
pn'aie storage, conur pl Qua. rv..sryle & 150.ij.0i 285-1800
luwuni $1.350,(i)l 241-2417 OlIEENS IRBOII W41FFRO/T
GORGEOUS OCEAN I1EWSI nrILSf 269208 ..,/44, d.lxk io c.i., jae.,s I,:
LS# 281588 3/2, no updjaes necessarn ICW V me ocean, n hi, jppouCF d Sii-SF.
Perfect deoir. Enlo outdols, honm deck 4BR.' tull 2 hrdi BAS, media r:m rIud..
.Ai appls' ta. Bldg ele \ lor 2nd tirendunt g.an ie r.nii.[xbnu i i mai.i lC-lm, Ti i alrche-n,
$515.100J 241-2417 1 -Ic. 1, pi: 285-18d0 3ar gar
END IUNM OCEANFRONT! PONTE EDR4-ciE.LnVFONTOT
NILS# 285120 Lu.ure SE exposure 3/3 ILS# 258460 Snning I 5 screhigh-drinellot
condo-Oceania Exp ,nsl\e oiean Ol Se '\, ..pJi>rjnic 'c6aii '.ie..'.., 2 EI0 FT c.i;an

neutral. SpaD balcon,. 2 gar ap & alorage, C,'iidc,' _,..,I.i.r i -oa.as.ible, r'ohail'cri
p'olihot rub. e:c mi. '19351lJSl 2-11-2417 l"i~ ,"'".i'idc 0o P\ Bl.'d. hih& dn.' ,./lJi) FT
nbFb,- r, rofLi.r (,C !i ,r, ir h.Cl.28 ,5i.f0.lC.i0 l 285-1800
gi COME OPPORTlJNm! OCEn0 FROAJ PONFt T EDR4 BID
MLS# 260286 Too 4-plexes~ 4 bUs to MLS# 265659 Timnelei 4BRi4BA hIon, on
beach 2BR/IBA each .ll rented, great 130' ieanrint lot, ri ang Io b, rcslired o I
n'estmien Each bldg $79.900or botlhfor ormel charm Iit i'eaure a sunrorm. guest-
$13 ,359.800241-2417 apiamnertrn wBR. -llunrig m BA, ne '.v ionc-rele
lil r,: 11 ,:, f. ui t 0r.rlu ,i" '.' ,e a 6 niti:' i 5.StL
IN E.lMENT DUPLEMI P\ inn & Club .5Iie:i.i2j 285-1800
MLS# 287180 To siton 4/2 duplex in OCNFRONT IOT
leauuful Neptune Beai h Greatj ppoarrunirvy II S# 2623..4.,pp,:,.,rra-,el. 5 s i 9FT. uner
minesori-' ?549.oi.li 241-.2417 of a ie .., nimarlring aceiu-lr.-nlo ia ir Nieprune
6 NEWI OWNlHOMESI! Bea:b Contc & bui4 rdr'eaoUIIdrrni home& r- Cnii.
IMLS# 278094 2/25 lhJd concrete b.:. ,e".'C-are C ".n eze. i .L5954i iZ85-1800
Beaunul Dd floorI. open floor pljn. 12 in EtUPNSIE IIES!
cabmeIs and 2 balconmes Ornh 5 blocks t, MLS# 268621 Sa..grniCC C3BR1 5BA itoalll
-\danuc Ocejn $3y9,9x 241 -2417 I 'er., "ted l a'Lr."l n llLe 1 ".ur Ic.tri kchen. .I-' m
:c. :ler. eranile cniu. nesc heal plirrlp. .crcerled
DEIF'OPERS DREAM! lanii & huga p:.?l Loiat,d on a cul-de-sac .v
MRLS# 283034 Over 1/2 acre totl, prnmie aj'.'.esom i e lon range r. JierIcloolf icr :
mulu-parcel bldg site zoned Res Mluln-Fam e:..',:a, 285-1800
tJRMI-li in N lax Bch Near -shops. PL-NTrtnON0tk0VSINPON EDR4I
resltaLant,. pier Reatorlo"'.ner- parcel. MLS# 277931 NeT .nru-li.Lc.n. Lgrg.eou 2'
lake an offer between $2.6dl5,JIll. l ot 'lo." IrdintLnal 5BRl/B.A home siuunrnng
3.l|94.876 241-2417 upg.iade & elegant refinemenlSn. FR ..nFP.
g Lnielki]Lh hen.o.teredpaniiO.cLtiilaJrdn e '.a,
ST AIUSTilSNE BCHI! 3.car l.rage & luoh lan.Jscapirig. .1 249.iiti
ILS# 286593 Duplex Luit I block to 285-1800
ocean' Bothi unliL are 3/1. in good conudnon PON IEDR.I CONDO
and fl: rented' $372.900 241-2417 MLS# 279733 Largest 2BR/2BA li.aIlly
S O 3/.e! rCiailtd .n/,ne' grafnde counters, s.niness
jpplru-i.... nec bad]., upgrladd cain.L .ilhedil
MNLS# 288011 Like nen2 home juslt esiln.oreIlcrlWlkthe la:e& hi agara,.m'n,
minutes frlom beach' ITOld RepulicHome aimniunlui amer nue p:al, spa. medi r:.m,
\\Aiananr 241-2.417 iin'are .beach ac.es & m-iore' $2s9.50j
STEPS TO THE OCEAN! .4iEF/EE, FFORD eaE
MLS# 268357 Ulumale beach home. &CENr4t.I LOC-4TED
-/4 + guest conage. Old Atlantc Bch LaSI 281989 Th W BR2BAcondo ,wg.irage
Totalhv reno' ated 2000. SLtle-of-the-an is lci.aed m iJ.\ Beach. ,er. pacicou.s large
iut. 6 burner cooktop & concrete counters roomn"- arn openflor plan. l real- fLas bar opens
Pine Ilrs. 2 ga FP. inl LR, DR lc'inm inir&li'.ing am a'i m b-edr::iimn:]fe.arres
i French' duahle door o1 h1iJon, m 265.0iJiJ
S1.499.3.0i) 24 1-24t17 285-1800
ardre ,. 2 rdr4 r Id' 2 .". red rod 7pnrar [d
SPWOIS /251rcolie wne ginl(ccuner. ijnl.N
NIL# 8811 ik nuhome iu .,is IhlI~ uLkLS hx~gam~.-Mil

Mary Beth Loner
Realtor-
655-5517

it jlr.n Reall., Ctor
S11 7 -iil.ar.c BI
N.rFiune Bejch. FL 3:
'I 4. 53 2 Iii

Open House Ponte Vedra
Sunday. larch 12th 12-3pm
4 Starfish Court
South on AIA. West on Marlin
Left on Dolphin Blvd. Left on:
S Starfish Ct.
gan l
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3BR/2BA, huge lot. only
$320.000

6 ",6 JJ .

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Llngage Conr.iaic nt

uai.hur, Rd SIC, '(11.
i ;or. iiW FL FL 6
C'j4 .IS.4 4. 7

Qpl--aO Ocean Cay

Sunday 2-4 Beauty.,
This 2100 SF home has 3BRs plus a loft, & 2.5BAs with marble
countertops, hardwood floors through-
out! Lushly landscaped! Dir S Beach7
PKWY to Ocean Cay to L on Antiga to ,
2nd L to 2884 St Maartin Ct. $474,900 .

Connie Grubbs 612-9911
Tom Gibbon 566-6501

Open House Sat. 11-1
Solano Woods Upgrades galore, granite counter tops,
maple cab., new A/C, new from ceiling to floor, a must see!
$379,900

Neptune Beach POOL Home Huge corner lot,
approx. 2300 SF, 4/2.5, reduced. $459,900
Oceanfront Condo 2/2, upgrades galore.
Priced to sell at $549,000
Call The Hamilton TEAM .
today at 904-699-9680
S..lss Each Office Independently
kVr'A e. Specialists Owned & Operated

15.~

East ofA IA in
'Ponte Vedra!
7his 5BR 3BA brick beauty has
approx -4,400 sf1 32'x15' pool.
O 90 xl-tO' lot. 24'x22.5' garage
w,10'x8' workshop, gourmet
kitchen n 48 55 gas. range, Sub Zero refrigerator,
1,000 SF master suite w'6' whirlpool rub, many .
upgrades amenities' Energy- efficient! Easy bike
ride or walk to beach' Owner Agent $1,35,000 r
'El'tii 'Polinig -11ngfilt
I' Prudendal Cell 83S-''s2
D.rE)irecL 2S c5 i e lC i
r..: aRalo,-, l' .ned 1, mle, Em l ellenpolngp ac.I con .

View 10Os of homes!
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including addresses visit
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Fees sligltll /,glier on homes over 3.OO I00. 39 rrn ran crl ony i

Open House Sunday 1-3
Sevilla Condo New Listing
Breathtaking views of Selva Marina Golf Course.
Spacious 1BR/1.5BA condo with new carpet, vinyl
and paint. Tennis, pool, sauna & more! Elevator in
building. View this amazing condo
before the open house! $174,900

Bea Carpentieri, Realtor 477-9342 O'Malley
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Thb t i.eiS TiS*' deri/&onte Vera Leader

Bfleautiful Custom

Bulut NHlome in
Plantation Oaks:
Custom built home on private preserve lot w/oversized screened lana
& pool. Beautiful hardwood floors, 2-way
fireplace. Custom kitchen cabinets w/granite
countertops. Many upgrades. Offered at
$929,000
Contact Top Producer
Lynn Saul!
904-859-9100

Remember
"The Price is Right?"
Just in time for Spring! Prime 3BR/2BA l" .
location, priced RIGHT! Short trek to ocean/ "
towncenter shops & activities! Tucked under
Howell Prk, 50 x 100 lot -- growing room or
2nd fir expansion. Sweet deal at $445,000 &
it's your home/bch wkender!
"She KNOWS the beaches... "os mar
She SELLS the town!" Naughion
Call 568-1523 A ller

GIRVIN POINTE 3 BEDROOM wlDEN
TALK TO THE TWINS!
3/2 home w/vaulted den, living rm. & dining rm. Tile,
fireplace, garden bath, private wooded backyard. Close
to schools/shopping. Move in ready! MLS# 275191
$219,900
Call:
Donna Sandiford
386-5800 or
Diane Barr 234-9997

Have You Heard The Se(
N.W. Atl Bch is
HOT HOT!
This forgotten area is popping wide open! Buy
smart! Lovingly restored 4BR/2.5BA, ced. shake.
new paint, tile, cpt. It sparkles! Steps to A-schools.
near fishing' village. Wondered Brd, base, bike to
beach! Sweet deal! $278,500
H "She KNOWS the beaches...
She SELLS the town!"
Call 568-1523

Just a Few Blocks to the Ocean &
Centrally Located to Town Center
This is a MUST SEE!!! Absolutely charming 2000 SF,
3BR/2BA. Completely restored with brand new 22x22
family room & master suite. Low maintenance
hardiboard exterior, metal roof,
private covered porch, full fenced in .E9
yard w/room for pool Priced to sell at' F lij
$539,000
Slargi j Top Producer
115f-9821I

THE PLANTATION BEST OF SOUTHERN LIVING
Contemporary style home on This 4BR/3.5BA home features
outstanding, oversized lot with hardwood floors, soaring
250' on lagoon with golf course ceilings and open floor plan wiln
views Exceptional quality. Irg built-ins, gourmet kitchen with
open floor plan, generous living granite, stainless appliances
rm & dining rm, Irg FR. gourmet and indoor/outdoor fireplace.
kitchen $2.249,000 Susan Fort $974.900 Call Kim Martin-Fisher
OCEANFRONT S. JAX BEACH INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
Wake up to glorious sunrises in Old Ponte Vedra." 3/3 ocean-
this large 2/2 south end condo front conco. 2.400sf w/privale
on the 10"'floor in Seascape garage, security community
the most desirable S Jax Bch pool & tennis. Great unit w/lrg
condos. Secured bldg, 1-car wrap-around porch. 17 month
garage, exercise rm + 3 pools lease in place at $3,500/month.
Call Olivia Seaman. $639.000 Call Susan Fort $1.750,000
HARBOUR ISLAND ICW LOTI OCEAN FRONT "GET AWAY"
One of the last lots directly on Lovingly cared for, 1,850 sq. ft
the ICW in Harbour Island. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home
perfectly situated on the end of perfectly situated on a 90' lot.
a cul-de-sac Offers exquisite Enjoy panoramic ocean views,
views, pristine building lots of decking observation
conditions and a 50 boat slip' tower and gazebo Offered for
$1.575,000 Call Michelle Floyd $1.230.000 Kim Martin-Fisher
CALLING WATER LOVERS ON A CLEAR DAY
Fabulous spot on the lake at 56' of oceanfront elegance and
Sawgrass! 2-story town home luxury. The finest materials and
offers open floor plan & easy craftsmanship in mis 3/3.5 plus
walk to all club amenities ofc/study condo. Approximately
Perfect or vacationers or 3 385sf. From this penthouse,
investment $365 000 Pis call you can see forever! Call Kim
Judy Smith or Gypsy Alexander Martin-Fisher $2.750,000
GREAT OPPORTUNITY... OLD PONTE VEDRA
to build your dream home on Walk to the beach & Clu Itrom
large lot close to everything! this meticulously maintained
Almost 1 5 acres w/a fabulous 4/3.5 brick home w/incredible
building pad plus a creek in rear panoramic water-to-golf views,
with access for a small boat to spacious rms, gorgeous pool &
ICW at high tide Survey on file spa + much more 5$1.450.000
$450,000 Call Jayne Hoffman Sarah Whitlock & Susan Fort
EVERYTHING & MORE THIS HOUSE HAS IT ALLI
Approx. 3000sf, 4 bedrooms. Completely remodeled. 1.33
2 5 baths + bonus room. granite pristine acres on the river with
countertops hardwood floors, dock, boalhouse, Koi pond.
faux painting, satellite system swimming pool exquisite views,
3-car side entry garage, located plus a fabulous neighborhood.
on preserve. Offered for An absolute must see!
$640,000 Call Kim Martin-Fisher $1.729,000 Call Patti Martin
EXPERIENCE BEACH HOUSE PHILLIPS HWY-COMMERCIAL
Only a privileged few will find 2.66-acre parcel on Phillips
sanctuary at the Beach House. Highway, just north of
a new exclusive community b/w Baymeadows Road. Zoning IL
PVB & St. Augustine on A1A New Land. Prime location in
Oceanfront ICW w/18 luxury high traffic area! Perfectly priced
units. $994,270 $1,840,050 at $1.500000 Please call
Jayne Hoffman / Michelle Floyd Susan Fort for more details.

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ATLANTIC BCH, 6 BLKS TO OCEAN, ICW, HOLIDAY Harbor, FSBO. Lg lot,
3BR 2 1/2BA, 1935sf. Only $494,500. EAST OF 3rd Duplex. 215 8th Ave. North. 4BR/2BA 2400sf w/in-ground pool. New
(904)472-4039. 625,000. 241-8269. Zoned C-1. CH/A, roof. $324,900. 246-2336 or 463-
INMTOASP'AOTAI tAlCT noff Mnrthh 'imen 7245.

i lI.HAIJ tAb I tAL L U I OTF IMURR MIIn-I e
3BR/2BA, like new, on lake, 1893sq, built
1998, new carpet and paint, $244,900.
Terms. Independent Brokers 710-3111.
PVB, THE Islands, 2BR/2BA, anached ga-
rage, community pool. tennis. $250,000
(9041703-8380..
NEPTUNE BEACH, Summer Sands
Townhouse. 2BR.2 5BA, new roof, plumb.
ing. HardiBoard siding, pain $260 000.
('904)610.7355
OPEN HOUSE. 13714 Weeping Willow
Way in Pablo Bay 4BR,3BAv2-car,
2400sf. $474,900 Salurday Sunday.
12noon.5pm. MLSS271054 327-0558
www.candlerhomes corn.
PONTE VEDRA FSBO 3BR'2 5BA, 2-car
garage $1550sf, open floor plan, 42'
Hickory cabinets. granite counter tops,
new barber carpet, hard wood Iloors
$318.000, 463-0505.
SOUTH JAX Beach 2BRB2BA Town-
house Lovely neighborhood 416 36th
Ave $279900 19041613-9896 www.own-
ers com. IDTMW9867
ATLANTIC BEACH, Selva Lakes.
2BR'2 5BA Townnome 2-car garage.
Lakev-ew loi, nardwood floors, new kilch.
en. designer look. Walk to Beacn & Parks
$345,000 514-6640

ATLANTIC BCH 4/BR, 2-story, near
ocean, pool, $890,000. 993-9191.
AWESOME BUY IN ATL BCH
3BR/2BA, well maintained attached home
in desirable Atl Bch. Lovely backyard,
plenry of storage. 20 mins Io Regency, a
bike ride to Hanna Park. minutes to Won-
derwood Connector. Call Joserle Relhmel
for your private showing 19041237-6937.
Magnolia Propenies
JAX BEACH. Brand new completed
10'05) 3-slorv townhouse. Oceanview
Irom 3rd Iloor 3BR/3.5BA, 2290sl, lots or
extras all appliances. Corner of 141h Ave
Soutn & 2nd SI $699.000. Call 424-7204
INTRACOASTAL WEST; San Pablo
Creek, 2014 Merced Port. 3BRI2BA. 2 car
garage, hardwood Iloors irriga non sys-
tem. quiet cul-de-sac $239.000.
864-6590
OCEANV IEW TRIPLEX
Ja Beach east of 1st, only 2 homes Irom
beach! Lovely trplex is always rented or
live in one and rent olners...endless possi.
biliies, best price per sq it. owner may
enlenain secondary financing. $799,000.
Call 19041463-0343.
www.surtfloridarealestate.com

Great Home for Entertaining!

Highland Glen Beauty!
This large 4/3 has a screened lanai with Pool & Jacuzzi,
Outdoor Kitchen & deluxe tiled shower, theatre room w/theatre
1 A chairs, tiled throughout! House comes
^:ji furnished except for T.V.'s & stereo
System. $950,000. MLS#282852

Call Connie Grubbs
904-612-9911 today!

Custom Home in

IPlantation Oaks with Pool

5BR/5BA approx. 4.000SF, 14' ceilings, granite countertops.
gourmet kitchen. 42" maple cabinets & many more lovely
appointments. Enclosed pool w/w aterfall
overlooking the lake. $1,060,000
Contact Top Producer
Lynn Saul!
904-859-9100
for your private showing!

Vintage Bch Cottag
Hop & Skip
to the Water!
Enchanting restoration 3/2, exudes authentic
charm. Hrdwd firs, newer kit, baths. AC. windows.
roof, elec. plumb. Huge gar., storage, windows
galore, Irg lot for possible expansions! Storybook
style! 3 blks to hub. 1+ blk to bch! $639,000

3BR FORECLOSURE, only $28,0001 Must
sell. For listings. 800-749-8124 ext. 1490.
FSBO. 2BR/2BA, Key West style cottage.
1340sf. Lot, 65'x102. 391 Main St A.B.
241-8967. $229,000, as is. OPEN HOUSE
Saturday, 3/18/06, 2-5pm.
OPEN HOUSE talurday, 9am.lprn, Sun
day 12noon-4pm 4BR,2BA 1978sl. wood
floors, stainless appliances, granite kitch-
en counters. Pool $399.000. 1178 181h
Street Nonh Jax Beach 813-2283
SOUTH JAX BEACH. 2BRi2BA, 2-car ga-
rage. All new interior inisnhes, 1200st.
1639 RoDers Dr. $284.900 571-2899
JEWEL OF JAX BEACH
Duplex. greal inveslmenr, aIorable. in-
come maker 1'2 block 10 ocean
$509,000 Call 19041234-5629
S. JAX Bch. 1 block lo ocean, lakelronl
3BR 2 5BA luxury lownhome. No HOA.
Hardwood floors, new pain. lacuzz,, vaull-
ed ceilings. Irplc. Price reduced from
$489K lo $475K lor immediate sale.
233 4545.
ATLANTIC BEACH, 3BR.2BA, Golf
course and water view, pool. $428.900
Piclures ,' hap ,/nloluDe nei136118.
12511327-8394

VILLAGES OF PABLO
3BR/2BA beaullully remodeled home in
popular Villages of Padlo. New root. new
tile and carpet new stainless appliances
in kiIchen, repainted inside and oul
Fenced, private backyard. Offered at
$229.000 ,
WINDSOR POINTE
2BR'2BA in Windsor Poinie Upslairs un;i.
riieplace. Berber carpel, vaulted ceiling.
arge master bedroom Oriered at
i158.900
NEWLY CONSTRUCTED WITH
BONUS ROOM
4BR 3BA newly constructed Mercedes
bull home Huge bonus room 10o0! Land-
scaped yard and a great floor plan 01-
lered atl 395 000
SPACIOUS SEAVIEW PARK HOME
3BR'2 5BA home. Oulsianding Coral
Rock fireplace, Granite counters, Tongue
and Grooved wood paneled Ceilings, pr.
vale rear yard great neignborn.ood and
mucn mucn more. Ohered at $650.o00
LARGE PRIVATE LOT
Backing on to nme Guana Preserve
3BR,3BA home Slunning Custom Marble
Fireplace. remodeled kilcher with Cherry
cabnielrv. Graniie counters. Hot lub. En-
closed ided Lanai Ohered at 1458.000.
Help-U-Sell Coastal Realty
335 Jacksonville Drive
Call: 904-241-4447
Free Weekly List
www.helpusell.com/coastalrealty

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WISH YOU HAD A
FRONT PORCH!
This adorable beach bungalow' has a
big front porch and more! Completely
renovated, furnished 3BR/1BA home,
refinished wood floors, new appliances,
new windows. 3515 So. 1st St. in Jax
Beach. $695,000
Call Sheri Beno 904-651-1830 or
Lisa DiStefano, 904-514-3167

"She KNOWS the beaches... s. Adorable Jax Beach
7, *osemary Adorable Jax Beach
She SELLS the town!" Naughton
Call 568-1523 ler Bungalow!!!
Concrete block home! 3BR/1.5BA home just blocks to
OCEAN VIEWS ARTS & CRAFT the beach. Remodeled kitchen. Tile throughout, fenced
r ,-' CR1~T ECTCLRAILRESIDENCE'I V'-. : l1Lt, ^ b ae1yqky rd. 16M31'14thlAv IM Dr,'From
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IFFANYbtheSERon 14thAveNhomeonL. $331,9K 1 E
Absolute Perfecdionl Intimate, spiritual and elegant describes
this beautiful 4700 SF ocean view home. Superbly detailed
3-story 5BR/4.5BA with media room, 3 car garage with Connie Grubbs
elevator. Private courtyard w/plunge 612-9911
pool & spa. Too many features to
-.kj '- e-3 describe. Private beach access in gated
community. Offered at $1,995,000 Investor's Find
Ca Margi Petitt Top Producer A Priceless Nept. "Do-Over"
~ Hi IB ~6s571-98 ,21.. .

EXCEPTIONAL CUSTOM HOME IN
SEASIDE GATED COMMUNITY
Steps to the ocean-Atlantic Beach. This 4BR/3.5BA home
could not be built today at this price with this quality of finish
levels. Every imaginable upgrade, 3900 SF in this exclusive
26 home gated community at Tiffany by the Sea with its own
beach access. Don't miss this incredible
opportunity at $1,250,000.
Call Margi Petitt
Top Producer
571-9821

ATLANTIC BEACH
SELVA MARINA

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE!!
This open floor plan 3BR/2.5BA home in Selva Marina sits
on a 90 x 98 lot with 2 car garage. All living space on 1st
floor, BRs on 2nd floor. Very peaceful
setting with natural front yard. Home is
f in move-in condition. Priced to sell
$499,900
Call Margi Petitt Top Producer
571-9821

OPEN HOUSE SUNDt,. MARCH II. 1-4
1250 SELA MARINE CIRCLE
This charming "Old Arlanuc Beach"
home is situated on extra large cul de
sac lot. Concrete block construction.
spacious great room, wood floors
Throughout Just a short distance to the
beach, very low traffic street is great for
young children 899,000. MLS#271545
NICE FLOOR PlANI
You'll love entertaining family and
friends in this I stone, 4 bedroom beach
home. Spacious family roorihi ith
fireplace opens to kitchen and separate
breakfast area Spht bedrooms, screened
pool, secuntN, located in highly sought
after neighborhood. $734,900. MLS#
278270
WELL LOCATED!
Newly\ remodeled 2 ton, 5 bedroom
home. Flexible open floor plan. over
3000 SF of living area. Beautiful
kitchen, stainless apphances, stone and
wood floors. fireplace m hnmg room.
possible in-law suite. 2 car garage
$789.000 MLS# 263187
MOVE IN READVI
Fust flooroor 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo, split
bedrooms, large storage area, all
appliances included, sho\ s like a model.
Conveerutivy located for easy commute.
Pool, tennis, exercise facilities,
clubhouse and more. $174,000

Dir:904-280-2820
Eve:904-241-2160
E-mail:judybythebeach@aol.com

BEALUIIFUL DESIGN!
This incredibly beautiful home is 1/2
block from ocean Sunshine bnght open
floor plan 4 BR plus office and art
studio Gourmet kitchen includes
custom cabinets, granite countenops,
gas cook top and wine cooler.
1.675,000 MLS# 273214
JUST REDUCED-GRAND RESERVE!
Lovely moe in ready 3rd floor condo.
Quiet private location overlooking
natural area. Great room with fireplace,
all apphances included plus 2 deeded
parking spaces $164.500. MLS#
266526

Judy Nicholson presents....

- Ma/ing Dreams a Reality. -

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Just 1 home off everyone's "favorite ,lst St." '
@ Oak. solid conc. blk. duplex 2/1 up/down,
plus 1/1 guest qtrs. over gar.--such possibilities!
Orig. wd floors, huge 50 x 128 lot, needs work
but endless options! 7 homes off ocean!
$699,000
B6 "She KNOWS the beaches...
She SELLS the town!" osemahon
Call 568-1523 Aliler

Completely Renovated ga]
Contemporary-Awesome d:
Intracoastal Views
This Neptune Beach home sits on th'e
marsh w/an 85' dock on a small creek
that leads to the Intracoastal.
Navigable for small skiff or Jet Ski at high tide. The
views are absolutely breathtaking! Just remodeled 1657
SF inside & out. 3BR/3BA, 2 car-garage and awesome
deck. Don't Miss This One. Offered at $547,000
Call Margi Petitt Top Producer 571-9821

Beautiful Cottages
at Atlantic Beach

j:O Wonderful Private Community
SThis maintenance free 3-story
'w/elevator, 2 car garage features 4BR
& sitting rm/4BA. Covered balconies & 3rd fir deck. Concrete
exterior construction, open design, finished 9-10' ceilings,
Bosch stainless steel appl, granite, custom wood cabinetry.
Common pool & walkway to Beach Ave. PRICED TO SELL
$849,900
Call Margi Petitt Top Producer 571-9821

SPECTAFCUIAR ESTATE
OME ON PREM10 IUM *
WAT Tm rOO LOT
A~S arguably the BEST lot in The
SPlantation complete w/40' pool & spa.
The craftsmanship is unsurpassed as
are the finishes, magnificent curved
staircase, 21' ceilings, gathering room %w/floor-ceiling
windows, deep crown molding, marble/hardwoods, exercise
& game rooms, study, 2 FP, 6,600+SF, 4BR/4.5BA/3CG. It
will take your breath aivay! $2,100,000
SuzanneStephens

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Suzie Mons
Connolly
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ATLANTIC BEACH
MAYPORT LANDING- Totally renovated,
new roof, new siding & more. 2/2 town-
home w/ bonus room. $127,900.
PONTE VEDRA
BELLEZA AT PONTE VEDRA- 1/1 con-
do, lots of amenities. Currently leased
until Sept. 30th. $195,000.
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON HILLS- Like newly remod-
eled home. Approx. 1650sf, 3/2, huge
family room, fenced yard, Irrigation, new
kitchen. Priced for First time home Buyer.
$154,900.
ICW
KERNAN FOREST- 3/2.5 luxurious condo
w/ garage, 1680sf, gated & comm. pool.
$207,900.
EAGLES CREEK- 10 minutes from
beaches/ base. Gorgeous 4/2, nice lot,
scr. porch; many upgrades. Close to
schools & shopping. $247,900.
HOME FINDER REALTY
241-5501 OR 221-1711
JAX BEACH, FSBO. 3BR/1.5BA, Short
walk to Ocean. $369,900. 246-0126.
PONTE VEDRA. FSBO. 3BR/2BA,Corian
countertops, 1250sf. Fireplace, 1-car ga-
rage,' community pool. Walk to Ocean.'
$279.000 463-0505
PONTE VEDRA. 3BR/2BA, oeauliful, re-
modeled townhome on lake. End unit.
$189,500. (904)424-0660.
FSBO: 1004.15th Ave North Jax Beach'
Custom Remodel. 3/2, 2073sf, new tile,
granite, SS, frpic., high end finishes, Ig
corner IOr. $459 900. 241-5865.
NEPTUNE BEACH, FSBO, "AS IS"
'house & 75'x138' lot. 501 Oceanwood Dr.
:$259,90,0. (904)887-7669.
FABULOUS NEW CONSTRUCTION
Jax Beach. 3BR'2 5BA, 2-slory traditional
wicedar snake vinyl soaing. hardwood
Iloors. 42 cabinets, grande. slainless
sleel apple, ion, wired for office. master
suile wiray ceiling, walk-in closet, double
vanity, whirlpool lub. sep shower.. large
lot and much morel Avalable April 2006
$454,900. Call Sandl Pennington. Watson
Realry Corp. 19041962-6145

FSBO AS Is House & 80'115' lot. 5
blocks to beach, 1126 5rh Streel N.
$299k. 553-7203.
OPEN HOUSE
WATERFRONT Saturday & Sunday
12-4pm. Isle of Palms, 14310 Stacey Rd.
JacksonvIlle. Emaculaie. 3BR,'2BA open
lloor plan. screened pool. w'5anal, dock
and much more. $629,500 Call
1904)223-4302 for directions.

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Classified 3

The Beaches Leader/Ponte Vedra Leader

Mareb0l. 2006

3BR 2 1/2BA on navigable waterfront lot
just:off ICW. Pool, new dock, many ameni-
ties. Open House, Sat & Sun, 1pm- 4pm,
4256 Stacey Ct., Isle Of Palms.

| BRING YOUR BOAT
Fantastic 3BR/2BA w/nearby boat
ramp access, large lot, custom built
in 2003, 2 car garage, & circle
driveway. $459,900 MLS 281786
HL 49646
OCEANWALK ATL BEACH
Nestled on large private lot, home
has 4BR/3BA, 2 fireplaces, wood &
tile firs, granite pool & beach
access! $779,000 MLS 287891 HL
50116
POOL & NEW KITCHEN
Remodeled, 2 new baths, new
kitchen, new paint, in ground pool,
citrus trees, Florida room, & quiet
area $250,000 MLS 286365 HL
49976
BEACH TOWNHOME
Atlantic Beach charm great ocean
view. Built in 2004, 4BR/4BA w/
3300 SF, media room, & elevator.
$1,435,000 MLS 288421 HL 50156
LAKEFRONT HOME
3BR/2BA,-completely painted, &
new carpet, large great room, lanai,
lake views, new garage door, &
great location $239,900 MLS
286072 HL 49906
SOUTHSDE TINSELTOWN
Brand new condo ground fir, 3BR/
2BA, all appliances, granite counter
tops, 42" cabinets, pool, sauna hot
lut, & tennis. $216,900 MLS
284730 HL 49806 '
CONCRETE BLOCK ON LAKE
3BR/2BA, wood floors, eat in
kitchen, & high ceilings. $258,000
MLS 286486 HL 49996
SNEW CONSTRUCTION
East ol 3rd, near Roy's &
Starbucks, 5BR/3BA, w/3060 Sf,
barrel tile roof. $1,100,000 MLS
286869 HL 50026
S STEPS TOBEACH
3BR/2BA w/new kitchen, wood
floors, bonus room w/wet bar, lots
of upgrades. In Atlantic Beach.
$745,000 MLS 285618 HL 49876,
QUEEN'HARBOUR
Fabulous 4BR/5.5BA w/192'.on
harbour, 40' concrete dock,
screened pool, spa, & summer
kitchenn. $1,645,000 MLS 281444
HL 49586
ATLANTIC BEACH
Custom built concrete blk pool
home, 4BR/4BA, 3030 SF totally
upgraded w/saturnia, wood firs, &
granite counters. $965,000 MLS
278606 HL 49326
NEPTUNE BEACH TOWNHOME
3BR/2.5BA townhome, wood floors,
updated kit. w/granite & newer
appi., plantation shutters. & evening
deck oil master bedroom.
$610,000 MLS 267523 HL 50956
GREAT PRICE
Landmark, like new 3BR, conan,
maple cabinets, enlarged closets.
Lavish master, balcony, & garage!
$899,900 MLS 270933 HL 48586
QUEENS HARBOR
Wow! Oueens Harbor like new
home. 4BR.'2.5BA. scr. lanai w/
pool, spa. flowing layout, & many
extras. $678,000 MLS 259154 HL
50446

Atlantic Beach
Watson Office
(904) 249-3804

PRIVATE BEACH Access 2BRi2BA. lur-
nisned 1st floor, lully renovaled. Steps to
garage $242 000. 537-4083
PVB $219K1 gated, 2,2 condo. lanai,
I;repl top [I,, premo pool and lake vie*.
brn access, 5 Star amenities. Unit 107
nexi to cluir.se. AlA. close Io TPC & JTB
FSBO 1904)338.4137
FLAGLER CROSSING, 2BR'2BA. mol,-
vaied seller $299.900 AlA Realry Serv-
ices. Inc 1904)249-8855.

PV BCH 2BR/ 2BA, $206,900. All Pro Re-
ally Specialst.' Grace Ellis cell#
655-7923
AFFORDABLE LUXURY. Minutes to
Beacn & Historic downtown & Fernadina
Beach Two lurnishea models. 2 & 3BR.
Prices slain al $185.900 Call lot more in-
lormation. THE PALMS AT AMELIA.
(904)277-1983.
wwwnMhepalmsatamella com
Help U Sell Coastal Realry

THE PALMS. 2BR/2BA Bungalow, lake-
view, garage. granite counlerops killed,
washer/dryer, fireplace Motivated seller,
$235,000.472-3726
OCEAN'S EDGE. New Construction.
1BR/1BA: East of A1A. Anticipated com-
pletion, 03/06. $309K: Unit A-9:
(904)382-1923.
THE PALMS at Marsh Landing 2BR/2BA,
hardwood floors, granite counter tops, and
fully tiled bathrooms, 613-2748.
JAX BEACH, 2nd St. FSBO. Small, 553sf.
'$170,000. Serious inquiries only.
608-4725.
JAX BEACH. Newer 2BR/2BA. Many up-.
grades. 1200sf. 9ft ceilings w/fans, walk-in
closet, kitchen appliances, washer/dryer,
terrace,. fireplace, garage. Security sys-
tem. FSBO. $225,500. 246-8775..

BEST BUY IN ATLANTIC BEACH
SEAPLACE 1/2 block to ocean, 3BR/2BA,
ground floor, l100sf, outside patio, light
and bright, .fully furnished and equipped
and ready for your summer at the beach.
Pool, laundry room, $389,900. Owner/
Agent. 247-1049
SUMvMERHOUSE AT Old Ponte Vedra,
iBRiBA 546s1. ded throughout, new ap-
pliance.' A'C. galed 1904)222-1064 appt..
only aner 6pm. $138.900.
05552127PRE-CONSTRUCTION. BEST
Value for Luxury Townhome style con-
dos. 2 blocks from ocean w/views. 1900-
2300sf., top upgrades $599K+. John Wolf-
el Real Estate 699-8887 www.beachesin-
vestmentgroup.com
SPECTACULAR OCEANVIEWS!
2BR/1BA. Two balconies. Covered Park-
ing. $369,000. Call 1904)881-9901

5 STAR CONDOS IN PVB
COMPLETELY REMODELED,
Grouhd floor ake view, fireplace near the
pool, 1BR/BA$138,900.
2BR/2BA slat end unit, fireplace no one
above you, $338,900.
3/2 Townhome, end unit, frplce, $399,000.
Call Kirk Killebrew at 463-1131
for info.for'private viewing.
www.killebrewrealty.com
VALENCIA CONDO. lax Beach.PVB,
new construction. 2BRi2BA. concierge.
spa, pool. San Marco style. See at
www.valenciabondos.com. Asking
$404,900 (Reduced) Call 904-616-7975
PAB, SUMMER House, 2/2. 5-star ameni-
ties, close to beach'& TPC, newly renovat-
ed w/ frplc. $,190,000. Contact Larry at
887-1959.

Bi THE MOORINGS
SBring your boat and enjo\ the relaxing lifestyle at the only Condo Comrnurumt on
the Intracoastal withl pnr ate boat slips. E\ err unil has a slip on a recently dredged
harbor canal and slip. Other club amenities include clubhouse, pool, renrnis ga:ebo
S and storage. Price ranginrq from $329.000 $415,000.
S OPEN HOUSE Sat. 1-4

14750 Beach Bld. Unit #68
SDeepwater Access to Intracoastal
If this Sparks your interest call...
Barbara Sparks. RE.LTOR'
,;RI. ,R. ,CSP
your Waterfront Specialist
( Prudential "Your Real Estate Professional for Life"
oNetwk; ,l,~tY l9041641-0048 (9041705-4027
"/ '. bsparks@BarbaraSparks.com

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ATLANTIC BEACH
TOWNHOUSES!
Two avail, off Seminole
Rd. 3/2.5 baths & 1,836
SF! ,Lovely & quiet
courtyard neighborhood.
Great investment
properties!

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Take life eas)! No la%%n care here just
plenty of swimming and tennis! Charming
2BRi2BA condo with living room with
fireplace and sliding glass doors looking
out to the screened lanai. This home has nice views of lpke. Close
to ever thing. beach, restaurants & shopping. Offered at $183,000

d4 kett e. uanu,, PA. REALTORi'.
19041 241-7461 ext 231
or 19041477-6668
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w/upgraded finishes, pool,
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oceanfront and views!
Beautiful 4 bedroom home with
opei floor plan on PV Beach!
$1,299,000

2 corido, lt I 2nd ili
available, end units w/pretty.
marsh views, pool, private
cabanas, theater, concierge!
$209,000 and $215,000
1701 The Greens Way
Unit 1021 & 711-at
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TREMENDOUS INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY!
'Beautiful 3BR/2BA O/F condo,.
'fully furnished, 1,446 SF,
beautifully decorated, great
rental property or weekend
getaway opportunity for every
investor
CUTE AS A BUTTON!
The Villas at Marsh Landing, 2BR/
2BA, 1066 SF, spacious floor plan.
Close to shopping, great area
schools and the gorgeous Atlantic.
$217,900.

(904)473-1345

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BEAUTIFUL
OCEAN VIEWS!
Tremendous opportunity
for a two story town
home style condo
offering ocean views
from balconies. Features
FP, upgraded kit., & just
steps to the ocean with,
private beach access.
$725,000

AWESOME
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
EAST OF 3d ST. JAX BCHI
East of 3rd, Jax Bch, residential/commercial zoned. PRICED
TO SELL $399,900. Just stones throw to ocean. A 2/2
townhome, 2 car garage, 1st fir 1BR & BA; 2nd fir'
1BR & bath, kitchen & living space. Can
be used for residential or commercial, you -
choose. F
Call Margi Petitt
Top Producer
571-9821

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Consider quality construction...consider these 6 solid concrete block
brand ne\w town homes. Beautiful \wood floors through out, loft
sty le, open floor plan. lots of natural light, 42' cabinets, 2 balconies.
Great location only a few blocks to the Atlantic Ocean!
Prices range from: $399,900 $427,900. 445 5th Street North.
W&Ade P AC R~Es, PA, REALTOR@
(904) 241-7461 ext 231
Em- or (904) 477-6668 Prudential
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OPEN HOUSE
2-4PM,
Sunday, Mar. 12th
1BR/1 BA condo with garage at The Villas
'at Marsh Landing. $170,000 Dir: JTB east Sheri Beno
to So Beach Pkwy exit, rf on Marsh REALTOR
Landing Pkw, rt on The Greens Way to 651-1830
yellow condos on left, to B/dg 600past niOnnD
clubhouse.

OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4
p, o JAX BEACH TOWNHOME
k.... I t114-B 18TH AVE N.
3BR/3BA townhome w/gar, 1/2
block to beach, ocean views from
master BR. CBC w'ood/tile floors
thru-out. hard surface counters. SS appl. l
$475,000. Dir: From Beach Bl'd.. N on
3rd St to E on 18th Ave N. 114-B on RT.

Suzie Mons Connolly
904-234-8812

BEACH
OPEN HOUSE!
Open Sunday 1-3pm! Please stop by this beautiful 3BR/2BA
condo with a garage at the beach! Walk to local shops, restaurants
l '"' and golf. 62 Jardin de Mer Pl. Oni'
$259,900
S'. Call Amy Wilson at 904-955-0700 and
n.' a.' visit www'.ACWHomes.com!

hE 955-0700

OPEN HOUSE
Sun., Mar.12, 24PM
2BR/2BA ground floor condo at The -
Palms at Marsh Landing priced to sell
at $189,900 D/i- JTB to So Beach Pkwy
exit, t on Marsh Landing Pkw rton Sheri Beno
The Greens Way to the end gorto REALTOR
IBdg. 30,. 0/3. 651-1830
Call Lynn Conover for info & gate IONDUU
code, 904-302-4995' CONNECTIDN

TI'FON COVE

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Beautifully renovated 2BR/2BA condo
hardwoods, kit w/new cabinets, stainless
steel appliances, corian countertops, fully
furnished & overlooking lagoon. Great
for second home or investment property.
$369 000. .
tall Top Producer Lynn Saul
904-859-9100

3BR/2BA On Easitmnd Dr.,
r l close to schools. $339,900
WINDSOR PARKE CONDO
Unit 508 3rd floor, new carpet,
paint, etc. $192,500
EAST COAST REALTY PONTEVEDRA
EAST COAST REALTY Summer House Condos
OF JAC lSON ILLE,INC. 2- 1BR/1BA loft units, golf
views! $178,900
k A".A"7 7 l TLOT llthAve.N., 50 x 120
4 4/ 24/ l .' residenialloi. $249,000
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JACKSONVILLE BEACH
Desirable beach property.
Zoned residential/commercial.
1626sf in 3 buildings business
plus 2 efficiency apartments. 2.
blocks from ocean. Fully
occupied $799,000

Real Estate
Management 8 Sales, Inc.
1838 North.Third Street
'acksonville Beach, FL 32280

LLE Call Joe Floyd 219-7638
JACKSONVILLE BEACH
78 Jardin De Mer Place
3/2, 1500 SF, 2nd floor condo.
Fireplace. Condo has all the
upgrades!! Move in condition.
Located in a quiet area under a
canopy of trees. This condo is a
MUST SEE! $269,500

JACKSONVILLE
1647 Sunnyslde Ave. Jacksonville, FL 32224. Perfect
opportunity to purchase property near the Intracoastal and within
walking distance'of million $ condos. 3 lots with 2/2 750 SF
house (house sold as is). Great investment. $225,000
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Situated on First Street in Jacksonville Beach directly across from
the Atlantic Ocean, the condominiums at Las Olas offer the style
and elegance of uptown living in a secure, relaxed setting.. All of
the amenities of living at the beach are right outside your door.
Only 2 units per floor with SPECTACULAR VIEWS
of the Atlantic Ocean. Priced from $839,415
For more information contact:
W&"&4d eiiwautra, PA, REALTOR
(904) 241-7461 ext 231
Sor (904) 477-6668 ('Prudential.
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office: 249-4949
mobile: 333-7873

Soon to be Jax Beach Landmark. 8th floor
residential on SE side of the building.
Amazing views, 12 ft ceilings, rare
opportunity. This is a must see!
Move in April 2006.
$799,900

REAN SIDE
REAL ESTATE

Beautiful Townhome with Pool
Just Steps to the Beach!!
Almost new townhome, end unit, 2200 Sf, 3 story w/
3BR/3.5BA. Hardwood floors, 2 kitchens, granite/
stainless. Downstairs suite w/full
H91 kitchen and garage. Must see to
Tjl appreciate. South Jax Beach. MLS
# 288425. $699,000
Connie Grubbs
904-612-9911

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f in South Nax Beach
8th floor end unit offering open views of the ocean.
3BR/3BA approx 2200SF. Only 15 condos in this
community, 2 per floor. Covered
parking. Offered at $929,000
Call Top Producer
L-85 d!-9100
904-859-9100

NEW WATERFRONT COMMUNITY
WATERSEDGE HARBORTOWN
Watersedge at Harbortown will include 20 high-
end 4 story Mediterranean-style town homes with
private courtyard and roof top terrace. The option
to purchase 50 ft boat slip in your
S6 Em .front yard. Only 3 left!!! Prices
'' E ii starting at $1,088,900
SCall Margi Petitt
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1, 2, & 3, BEDROOM BEACHES CONDOS
VILLAS AT MARSH LANDING
TALK TO THE TWINS! Beautiful gated community set in the marsh.
Wood or tile firs, fireplaces, huge screened lanai's, GORGEOUS
tropical views. GARAGES TOO! Ready to move in! MLS# 280543,
MLS# 284889, $160,000 $259,900. Call today!
Donna Sandiford 386-5800
Diane Barr 234-9997

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OCEANFRONT in
JACKSONVILLE BEACH
Oceanfront 2BR/3.5BA townhome w/garage.
No HOA Fees. Completely renovated with new
AC/windows/doors/kitchen -
granite & stainless. $739,000

Suzie Mons Connolly
904-234-8812

COME HOME TO
RESORT LIVING '
Wonderful 2BR/2BA ground floor condo east of AiAin PVB
with courtyard entrance. Relax by the fireplace or on your
Screened patio or go for a swim in one of the
pools. This & much more can be yours. $361,900
MLS# 278474 Call Sheri Beno for details.

BRAND NEW CONSTRUCTION
1/2 BLOCK TO THE OCEAN
SOUTH JAX BEACH
Brand New Townhome! 3 story, 3BR/3.5BA, 2-car garage.
Absolutely beautiful! Stucco, stainless steel appliances,
granite countertops, open floor plan, crown molding and
more...Oceanviews from master
balcony. Lowest price in new
E construction East of 3rd St. $574,000
S Call Margi Petitt
Tot Producer
51-9821

BEST BUY TODAY

ON THE BEACHH!
Southshore Condominium, 3BR/2BA,
excellent condition in South
dt B,6 Jax Bch, covered parking.
I 'Priced to sell at $599,900
Scall Margi Petitt Top Producer
571-9821

1111-ITINIUMFIT'll

ROOF TOP OCEAN VIEWS
1/2 BLOCK TO OCEAN
BRAND NEW CONSTRUCTION
New construction townhome 4BR/4.5BA 3 story w/elevator,
2-car garage paver driveway. Construction complete 6
months. High-end finish levels, stainless steel appliances,
granite, custom cabinets, roof top
itLJS terraces, ocean views & more.
nL -fj $995,000
Call Mlargi Petitt
Top Producer
571-9821

BEACHY 1 BEDROOM VILLA
TALK TO THE TWINS!
Sunny 1 bedroom ground floor w/huge lanai overlooking tropical
views. Cozy fireplace, decorative tile, gated community, club
amenities. Ready to occupy. MLS # 280543 $160,000
Diane Barr 234-9997 *. :
Donna Sandiford 386-5800

CONNECTION

NIew southh JSai Beach
Condo East of ALI
6th floor southeast end unit offering open views of the ocean.
3BR/3BA approx. 2.200SF. Only 15 condos in this
community. Covered parking.
$949,000 C l P.
Call Top Producer
sLynn Saul!
904-859-9100

MOTIVATED ,
SE'LL'ER!
PRICED TO SELL,
BELOW MARKET VALUE!
Beautiful newly constructed condo in
Pone 'Vedia withh
'5Star amenities. East of A1A, 2BR/2BA
with screened lanai overlooking peaceful
lake. Priced to sell!
Call Cannmie Tromans or Lynn Saul
904-422-8842

REDUCED-INVESTMENT PROPERTY
PRICED TO SELL
$639,900
Commercial zoned, East of 3rd St., current use residential,
fully rented 2 apts, front bldg & 1 apt back bldg. All apts are
2BR/1 BA, concrete block construction, excellent conditions!
Use as residential investments or
commercial. The choice is yours!pEl. S
Approximately 2800 SF. -Oi
Call Margi Petitt
Top Producer
571-9821

Oceanviews From VYour
EPrivate Penthouse
September '06 completion, 9th FL
penthouse w/3,700 SF of indoor
living, 620SF oceanview terrace,
220SF sunset terrace & 1,200SF
roof top access. 4BR/5BA master
suite & study, 10' ceilings. gourmet
kit. Other amenities inc. pool &g
covered parking.
Lynn Saul!

VERY NICE 3BR/2BA Singlewide, carport,
screened porch, neat yard. Own beaches
living for $19,000; or rent for $825/mo. (lot
fee Included) +deposit. See at Admirals
Walk, lot 69, off Mayport Rd. Then, call
483-1725.
MUST SALE 3BR/1BA,. close to schools,
navy base, beach. in nice quiet park.
$17,000 owner finance w/$5000 down or
hbat Paeh nffar OAOQ-O47

ATLANTIC BEACH. Like new, 3BR/2BA
single, 1215sf, w/carport, deck, all GE
kitchen, CH&A, washer/dryer, new carpet.
Many upgrades. Financing available. Re-
becca, 246-7684.
MH FOR Sale: Great vacation home 3/2,
2002, 5 miles from beach. Located at
Portside, lot 366. Call Clay 772-8031 or
Tammy 223-1530.
AUCTION. 2BR/1BA, solid condition. Bid-
ding starts at $6800. March 11th, at 2pm,
2934 Calder Dr. Jax.. (Portside).
1-(904)819-1760.

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Realty
EASTWINDS
OCEANFRONT
CONDO
Enjoy spectacular views of the
ocean from this 3BR/3BA 2,350
SF condo w/custom features
and upgrades. Call Grace
Tausz: 612-1089 $1,199,000
435-1031
37015th Ave. So.
Jax Bch

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Interest Only
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2BR/2BA, CH&A, WDHU, $775/mo, $700
deposit. 1157 Songbird Lane. 280-2728
leave message.
JAX BEACH. Premium Oceanview.
Renovated. Hardwood floors, Dish-
washer, CH&A. Studios, $650/mo.
iBR 1BA. $750/mo, $850/mo, $1000/mo.
190 1859-1301, 553-1354.
NEPTUNE BEACH Townhouse.
2BR/1.5BA. Large back yard. $1100/mo.
Contact (904)699-4250.
ATL BCH, 5 blocks to beach, renovated,
2BR 1BA duplex, WDHU, no pets.
$925/mo +dep. Avail. 3/15/06.612 Sturdi-
vant St. 610-3838.
PONTE VEDRA Bch: luxurious 2BR/2BA,
golf to lake view. Brand new with 5-star
amenities $1150/mo. Jacksonville
Beach: 1.5BR/1BA oceanview $850/mo:
233-4545.
NEW COZY. 1BR, deck w/ocean view,
CH8A Waier, sewer, garbage included.
Credit check, No pets. $700/mo. 514-8530

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1275 Bayshore Dr N Mayport 2/2 1300
121 8th Avenue N Jax Beach 1/1 900
816 Belleza Ponte Vedra 1/1 755
201' Crane Lake Ponte Vedra 2/2 110
1027 Belleza Ponre Vedra 2/2 1100
116 Cranes Lake Ponte Vedra 2/25 1160
108 TheFountains ,Ponte Vedra 2/1.5 1400
403 Tobrnament Road Ponte Vedra/Fairfield 2/2 1200
810 Tournament Road Ponte Vedra/Fairfield '3/2 1500
63 Tifton Cove North' Ponte Vedra/Sawgrass CC 3/2. 1800
67 Fisherman Cove Ponte Vedra/Sawgrass CC 2/2 1450
1604 Ocean Pond Court Jax Beach 3/2.5 1657
3174 Merrill Blvd. Jax Beach 3/2 1700
403 Sandcastle Condo Jax Beach, 2/2 1100
4448 Pebblebrook Drive Jax/Riverbrook @ Glen Keman 3/2 1860
110 Nautilus Way Ponte Vedra/TPC 3/2 1700
90 Cat Road Ponte Vedra/Sawgrass' 3/2 1800
3343 Lighthouse Pointe Lane Jax Beach 3/3, 2144
2001 Windjammer Ln South Ponte Vedra 3/3.5 + ofc 3009
637 Bonaire Circle Ocean Cay/Jax Beach 4/2 2194
109 Gardenia Avenue Ponte Vedra/Fairfield 4/2 2400
3565 Bay Island Circle Ja. Beach/Ocean Cay 3/2.5+1oft 2500
211 Mira Vista Ja.\lnrracoastal 3/2 1850
529 Sunset Dnme Ponte Vedra 3/2.5 2900
113 Lake lulia Drive North Ponte Vedra/Sawgrass CC 3/3 + loft 2800
9910:Preston Trail Ponte Vedra/Sawgrass CC 3/2.5 2900
1316 Turtle Dunes Ct. South Ponte Vedra 5/4 3800

$1300/wk 529 Quail Point Sawgrass/Country Club 3/3 2000
$1400 Beach Club Villas Sawgrass Beach Club Eff. 600
$1500/wk 2503S.PonteVedra(SPECIALRATE) S. Ponte Vedra 4/2.5 2100
$1800/wk The Retreat Ponte Vedra/Oceanfront 2/2 1600
$1800/wk 191 12" Street Atlantic Beach 4/3 2600,
$2000 Vista Del Mar Jax Beach/Oceanside 3/2 1700
$2400/mo 170 Ave. North w/pool Jax Beach 3/1.5 1500
$2500/wk562 Ponte Vedra Blvd. Ponte Vedra 3/1.5 1700,
$2500 22 Carriage Lane w/pool Sawgrass/Country Club 2/2 1800.
$2500/wk 728 Oceanfront Nept. Bch/Oceanfront 3/2.5 w/gamerm2600
$2600 92 Tifton Way N. Sawgrass Country Club 3/2 2000
$2700/wk 2824 Coastal Hwy Vilano Beach/Oceanfront 6/4 4000
$2700 114 Bay Hill Court Ponte Vedra/Fairfield 3/2.5 1800
$2900 .4160CoastalHwy. (SPECIALRATE) Vilano Beach/Oceanfront 3/2 2000
$3500 163 Sea Hammock Old Ponte Vedra/Oceanfront 2/2+den 1800
$3500, The Cloister Atlantic Beach 3/2 2000
$3900/wk347 Ponte Vedra Blvd. Oceanfront/Pool 3/3.5 2600
"Other furnished properties also available
Daily, Weekly and Monthly.**
Call today to book your next vacationll
www.StocktonRealEstate.com
228 Ponte Vedra Park Dr. Suite 500
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082
(904) 285-2882

MOBILE HOMES. $500 to $550, on pri-
vate lots. Near Mayport Naval Station, no
dogs, 333-5579.
ATLANTIC BEACH, 3BR/2BA Town-
home, Aquatic Drive. Clean, updated.
$995/mo. 200-0126.
JAX BEACH. Villas at Marsh Landing.
Large 1 BR/1BA, fireplace, Pergo.
$900/mo. 379-4288.
JAX BEACH, 2BR/1BA, 2 Blocks to
OCEAN, CH&A, $850/mo. 405 South 2nd
Street. 616-2871.
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NEWLY RENOVATED Tri-Plex. 321 10th
St. South. 2BR, CH&A. $850/mo. 1BR
$650/mo. Credit check, no pets, !2
month lease. 514-8530.
ATLANTIC BEACH, 2BR townhouse,
CH&A, WDHU, no pets, $850/mo,
$400/dep. 246-3130.
2BR TOWNHOUSE, 5 blocks from ocean.
$675/mo. Call John (904)813-9723.

NEED A PLACE TO PARK
YOUR BOAT?
We've got it! 43 ft. boat slip with classy, renovated and
furnished 2BR/1BA condo in St. Aug. on the Intracoastal,
About 1/4 mi. to ocean access. Enjoy sunrises
from large patio overlooking the water, pool &
marina. $585,000.
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The Remington Apartments at
Ponte Vedra Beach
NOW LEASING
$690 One Bedroom $725 Two Bedrooms
Move-in within 2 weeks of approved application and

Call 285-0102 for details

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Why!

S1, 2 & 3 Bedroom
starting at $685
Walk to the Ocean,
Schools, & Shopping

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REALTOR'
651-1830

WANTED. Ponte Vedra area, 2BR/2BA, OCEANFRONT
up to, $925/mo. Signature Realty; LUXURIOUS Pelican Point. 2BR/2BA,
241-5221, ext. 108. available now. $1700-$2600/mo. 3 month
AAVOBRDT AMNhIIG-n Tnnhnm, minimum rental. (904)241-7206.

3/2 BRAND new townhome w/ garage,
1500sf. Off Kernan & Atlantic. $1400/mo
neg. (954)531-8108.
STUDIO APARTMENT. Near Ocean,
very nice. Remodeled. Washer/Dryer.
$625/mo. 731-8777.
ATLANTIC BCH walk to shops and res-
taurants 2 blocks to beach. 2BR/1BA
Townhouse w/fenced yard. Available May
1st. $975/mo. First, last and security. Call
Rick 891-2345.
OCEAN, 2-BLOCKS. 2BR/1BA, $950/mo.
215 8th Ave. North, J.B.No pets.
241-8269.
S. JAX BCH 2 & 3 BR APTS
CH/A, WDHU. East of 1st St. $795-
$1195/mo. 4151 Tradewinds, 4 BR water
front $1500/mo. 241-7368, 733-3730.
1-1/2 BLOCKS to Ocean, 1st Ave. South,
1 BR/BA. $725/mo. .(904)891-0066,
(352)478-2161.

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NORTH JAX Beach. Efficiency, $495/mo.
1BR, $595/mo. 2BR, $695/mo. 1 block to
Ocean. Pool. No pets. 249-5368.

GREAT ARLINGTON Townhome: 2/2,
spacious 1144sf., end unit. Neat tiled
kitchen and stone fireplace in great room.
Tile throughout, large fenced unit.
$950/mo.Call Jean @ Magnolia Properties
R.E., (904)472-3614.
CUTE 1BR/1BA, 1 block to beach, wash-
er/ dryer, no pets, $675/mo. 809 South
2nd Street Jax Bch. 610-9771.
JAX BEACH. 2BR Lower. 7 blocks Ocean,
CH&A, WDHU, $850/mo.+ $500/dep. Mili-
tary/Senior discount. No dogs. 716 2nd
Ave. North. 708-0731. .
ATLANTIC BCH, 2 years old, 3BR/2.5BA
Townhome w/garage, tile/ carpet,
$1150/mo. 962-7766.

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ATLANTIC BEACH., 2BR/1.5BA town- JAX BEACH, 1.5 blocks to beach. 216 7th PVB SAWGRASS Country Club, (North-
house, fenced in backyard, W/D. B ms o21 .tegB2BwA$ ^18t mo. ) O a 1
house, fenced in backyard, W/D. Ave. S. '2BR/1BA +'office, sunroom. Pets gate) 2BR2BA + den & 2 car garage, we-
$900/mo. (904)806-2516. OK Fenced yard. $1200/mo. 434-4626. ter to golf view $1850/mo.. (904)514-7150.

JAX BEACH townhouse 187 South 8th
Ave.. 2 blocks to ocean, 2BR/2.5BA
1500sf, 1-car garage, no pets $1350/mo.
223-9789.
BLOCK TO beach 126 8th Ave. South.
2BR/1BA, CH&A, WDHU. References,
credit check, no pets, $875/mo.
724-6335.
JAX BEACH. 2BR/1BA Apartment, .near
Ocean. References, lease. 222 4th Ave.
South. $795/mo. 221-4134.
JAX BEACH, 1 block to ocean,.
3BR/1.5BA, CH&A, WDHU, patio & balco-
ny. $1350/mo. +$900/dep. 520 S. 2nd St.
(904)280-2728 Iv. msg.

NEPTUNE BEACH. 3 blocks Ocean.
2BR/2.5BA, 3 floors, 1200sf, fireplace,
dishwasher, WDHU, deck, parking.
$975/mo.+ 241-6068.
2 BLOCKS OCEAN, 212 10th Ave. N.
1BR $650/mo., 2BR $750/mo. Credit
check, deposit, no pets. (904)514-8530.
A PLUS QUALITY
NEPTUNE BEACH
3 Spacious Bedrooms, 2.5BA, townhome
w/garage. Sparkling clean and new inside.
Nice yard, community pool, fireplace.
Short term possible. Avail 4/1/06. Ask for
details $1375 mo. 19041.2802805
NEPTUNE BEACH, 2BR.'2BA. garage
Easi ol 3rd Streei WDHIU. CH&A. disn.
washer $1200imo.-. deposit No dogs
463-0222, 465-2653
ATLANTIC BCH ocean front, 3BR/2BA
large condo, all amenities, 219-2481.

ATLANTIC BEACH at Sea Gardens.
2BR/3BA, 1 guestrbom and office Large
deck and ocean patio access. Year lease,,
premium location. $1450/mo. 2277 Serrii-
Snole Rd. B. Call Kevin (904)270-2050.

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Atlantic Beach
+ 3BR/2BA condo. Seaplace-fumished,
pool. wvik to ocean $1200/mo
Mayport
* 2BR/2BATH. Ma port Landing.
nev Il remodeled unit. \erN nice
$25/mo
+ 2BR/2BA, lMapon Landing,
clo'e to base $SUOi/rmo
Neptune Beach
+ 2BR/2BA Apt, across from ocean
top unit W/D- $1200
Jax Beach
+ 2BR/1BA Apt, pauo in back. "alk
to beach. $800/mo.
+ 3BR/2BA condo. South Shore on
ocean, pool. furmshed umt.
Starting Ma) Ist. 51900/mo for
6 months
+ 3BR/2BA condo. lardin De Mer.
W/D. ule floors. I car garage, FP
$1400/mo
Ponte Vedra
+ 2BR/2BA Condo, The Islands,
garage, screen porch, communir)
pool $1100/mo.
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Property Subdivision Rent BR/BA Area
Beach Blvd & HodgesWolf Creek Condos $ 990 2/2.0 IC
Crooked Creek Dr Riverbrook & Glen S 1.350 3/2.0 JV
Fiddlers Hammock Lane Fiddlers Hammock $2,600 5/3.5 PV
Hwy A IA #74 The Fountuine Cidomnium S 995 2/1.5 PV
LaReserve Cir Fiddler's Marsh $1.490 3/2.0 P\'
Ocean Blvd #49 Seaplace ifurnii.hedi$1,200 3/2.0 AB
Pebble Brook Dr. Riverbrook at Glen-HodgesS1.595 3/2.0 JV
3sll Sution P, Dr N #1Il') Grjnd Reserve C0:ndo:-Hdge$S 1.000 2/2 (DEN) IC
Lake Stone Circle Saw Mill Lakes $1.800 3/2.0 PV
Ponte 'edra Beach Office 285-5409 or 1-866-242-5596
For Management INFO
fJ Call 285-5409
E:;.'I:..i ;'' I e alsO have vacation and short term rentals!

WATERFRONT RENTAL 2BR/2BA OCEAN VIEWS 2BR/1BA, 2 car garage,
Townhouse. $850/mo. 1 mile west of May- WDHU. 111 Palm Place Neptune Bch.
port ferry. 733-5225, 241-RENT. 247-6724.

ATL BCH, 62 Ocean Blvd. Newly remod-
eled 2/1, CH/A, W/D, 1 block to ocean,
Beaches Town Center location,
$1200/mo, first, last & $1000/dep. Avail.
3/1/06. Call 838-6333.

SUMMER HOUSE. 2BR/2BA, $1050/mo.
1BR/1BA, $950/mo. Pool, clubhouse, gat-
ed. SIGNATURE REALTY. 241-5221. Ext
106.

ATLANTIC BEACH- Cypress Cove.
3BR/2BA with garage on quiet cul-de-sac.
Like new interior, pets considered, non-
smoking. $1075/mo, available immediately
710-2011.
PVB, 3BR/2.5BA, heated pool and spa,
waik io beach $2150/rmo 280-5707.
JAX BEACH 5 Blocks to Ocean.
3BR. BA CH&A Credil crike. No pels
610 Patricia Lane. $975,mo 514-8530.
NEPTUNE BCH, 3BR/2BA, large yard, car
port, walk to beach, Includes washer dryer
and lawn service $1400/mo. 285-2952.
NEPTUNE BEACH. LARGE HOUSE. 3-4
Bedrooms, 30ft to Ocean. Partially lur-
nished, no dogs, $2300/mo. water Includ-
ed. (904)249-3419, (904)463-0222.
3BR 2BA, hardwood floors, 8 houses from
the beach in Atlantic Bch. $1700/mo.
Steve 246-9915.
GORGEOUS ATLANTIC Blvd. Girvin
area. 3'2 1438sl. laketroni homel Spill
bedroom plan, eal-in-kitcen, vaulted cell.
ings and carpeted throughout. 2 car ga-
rage and beautiful 'lake view location.
.$1200/mo. Call jean 9@ vlagnolla Proper-
ties R.E., (904)472-3614..
2BR 1 5BA TOWNHOUSE. ceramic ltle
floors. CH&A. laundry room. patio. fenced
yard. 1 yr lease, no pets, $950 deposit.
$900'mo 2104 Bay Rd Neptune Bcn,
993-1114 or 270-1284.

PONTE VEDRA 3BR.2BA w'greal room
& garage Large lenced backyard palio.
On cull-dcesac Newly renovated.
B1350'mo 759-0757.
3BR 2BA 1-slory nouse. 1850sl, w, 2BR
iBA garage unit. CHrA, WDHU. blinds
carpe,. ig Florida room. carpon, Ig yard.
$2000rrmo.. $1000,dep 347 3rd Si, All
Bch 240-2634.

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Palmetto Cove

Apartments at
Ponte Vedra Beach

NOW LEASING

$710 One Bedroom
$815 Two Bedrooms
Move-in within
2 weeks of approved
application and

Call 285-1431

for details

LARGE EFFICIENCY apartment, excel-
lent location, 2 blocks from ocean, very
clean. No pets. $550/mo. 642-1214 or
241-1219.
JAX BEACH, East of 3rd, half duplex,
2BR/1BA, free water, pool, parking, re-'
modeled. Great deal. $950+/mo 247-
3191.
ATLANTIC BEACH bright efficiency
across from ocean on Beach Ave. Availa-
ble April 1st. Nonsmoking, rio dogs. First,
last, and security, $725/mo. 247-4527.
SJAX BEACH. East of 3rd. 2BR/1BA up-
stairs apartment w/deck, washer/dryer,
CH&A. $1120/mo. 821-9751 or 803-3099.

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ATLANTIC BEACH
1/1 C 1820 Sevilla Blvd #207 $995
3/2.5 TH 1043 Big Pine Key $1395.
NEPTUNE BEACH
2/2 DU 217 Hopkins St $1175
3/2 H 522 Pine Street $1175
3/2 H -1810 1" Street $1600
PONTE VEDRA BEACH
3/2 H 4804 Otter Creek $1900
3/2 H 614 Palmera Drive $1200
"Call us to see why you should have
a member of the National Association
of Residential Property Managers
to manage your property!"
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LARGE 1BR, excellent location, 2 'blocks
to Ocean, very clean. No pets. $650/mo.
642-1214, 241-1219.
SMALL STUDIO Apt., furnished, micro-
wve, small refrig., $600/mo, $600/dep incl.
util. & cable. Non-smoker, no pets.
553-3651.

EXCLUSIVE MIRAVISTA- ATlanic Blvd @
the Inlracoastal Waterway, 3/4BR, 3.5BA
approx. 2700s. w/marina view. Resort
style living, live among millionaires!
$2500mo. includes 1 car garage, water,
sewer, cable, pool, spa, club nouse,
nealin club, Manna Walk. gated communi-
ty w/waler. Marsh and marina views
Available April 40' boa slip also available.
Call now 463-2845
KERNAN BLVD. 312 condo. LR/DR com-
bo, blast bar open floor plan, garage
$1200/mo TDO Management Services
246-1125.
PVB 1BR/1BA Iplc. 1 car gar ree cable.
comm pool. $950/mo. 545-3156
OCEAN FRONT (Ocean 14) beauillully
renovated, furnished. 3BR/2BA wslorage
unit. $2495/mo (904)571-3877
VILLAS, MARSH Landing PVB.
2BRi2BA, beautifully furnished. $1800/mo
Yearly, $1300/mo.) Unfumished. yearly
$1250/mo. 887-5005.
PVB -MARSH COVE. A perfect
2BR/2 5BA TH Clean, new. 1200sf
$1185imo. Janet 285-4444
PVB. 3BR/2BA New appliances including
Swasner/dryer. Beach access New tile,
carpet Pets OK Handicapped accessible.
$1500/mo 813-0304.
PVB 2BR/2BA, w/llreplace, new apphan-
caes, washer/dryer, many amenities
$950/mo 472-0914.
PVB FAIRFIELD- 2BR/2BA,'garage Man-
ned community gale, pool, tennis.
$1100/mo. 614-4609 or 285-2267
NEPTUNE BEACH. 2BR/25BA Town-
home, fireplace, fenced yard, garage.
WDHU, community pool $1200/mo.
571-5517.
PALMS AT Marsh Landing- Two
2BR/2BA available First floor, marsh
view Beautliful upgrades incl granite,
hardwoods, garage $1250/mo. 3rd floor,
lake view, fireplace. vaulted ceiling ga-
rage, $1200/mo. Call 904-613-7605. TMI
Real Estate Group, LLC.
PVB- THE Belleza, 1BR 1BA, luxury
amenities, gym & tanning bed, $950/mo.
Call 318-9114.
THE PALMS. 1BR/1BA. Resort amenities.
Sell or lease. $149,500, $875/mo.
434-3456
JAX BCH, The Palms at Marsh Landing
1BR/1BA, $865/mo. Beautiful water view,
ceramic tiled: floors, immaculate. Call
904-866-3912.
JAX BEACH THE PALMS, 2BR/2BA,
Marshview. $1195/mo. 434-3456.
BOATER'S DREAM, 2BR/2.5BA, water-
front townhouse at the Moorings, Jax Bch.
Newly renovated,new appliances, washer/
'dryer. $1600/mo. Includes 50 ft boatslip.
Call (904)424-6572.

PVB -SUMMERHOUSE. 2BR, Comer
units, golf view/ ake, all amenities. Every-
thing new. $1145/mo. Janet 285-4444.
BRAND NEW Wolfcreek Condo: 3/2,
1394sf..Gourmet kitchen, great master
suite with walk-in-closets. Fitness center
and pool onsite. $1350/mo. Call Jean @
Magnolia Properties R.E., (904)472-3614.
THE PALMS 1BR/1BA, near tennis and
pool, garage, $950/mo. 803-2806.
JARDIN DE Mar, Jax Beach. Brand new,
Beautiful 2BR/2BA, fireplace, washer/dry-
er. 1-car garage, bottom floor. $1100/mo.
Owner/realtor 994-3608.
3BR 3BA, gorgeous oceanfront luxury
condo. Built in 2005, 6th floor, 1953sf,
over-sized kitchen, granite countertops.
Gated, garage space, heated pool, jacuz-
zi. $3300/mo. 1/2 month off call for details.
(904)962-6161.
PVB- SUMMER House luxurious 2BR
2BA end unit In cul-de-sac. Brand new,
5-star amenities, beachside. $1399/mo.
318-9114.

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this category please call 904-249-9033 or
email: classified@beachesleader.com
MATH TUTOR. Certified, experienced
Math Teacher will tutor K-12 evenings.
249-2293.

BOUNCER NEEDED at the beach,
Thurs., Fri., Sat. nights. Call 514-2507.
FLOOR TECHS
Experienced only. Must have reliable
transportation. 3 days per week and
some Saturdays. Call Debble after 2pm.
285-3400 x3352 Iv. msg.

FRONT DESK. Assistant needed part-
time. Dunn Wellness Center in Jackson-
vile Beach. Fax resume to 249-1530.
DRIVERS WANTED *
Part-time, weekends and nights. Must
have clean driving record. Call 241-1013.

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Realty
PONTE VEDRA
RENTAL
Lovely 1BR/iBA ground floor
unit. All new appliances.
Call Grace Tausz: 612-1089
$850
435-1031
37015th Ave. So. Jax Bch

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ATLANTIC BEACH:
2BR/I BA townhomes, W/D connection.
l$851'mo A.-alable nc,* ,
ATLANTIC BEACH
SEAPLACE:
2BR.2BA.,$ll(AJ/ro AtallafleApnl I
Naomi Delmont
l ,censed roa.' ale o roke,
904.588.5177

PONTE VEDRA BEACH
OCEAN GRANDE
3/3 brand new luxury condo with
views of the marsh. Steps to the
ocean. Private garage. Furnished.
$3000
PONTE VEDRA BEACH
SAWGRASS PLAYERS CLUB
3/2 home located on lagoon.
Beautiful deck off back overlooks
TPC course. $2300
PONTE VEDRA BEACH
FAIRFIELD
3/2 patio home. Amenities include
aled security, pool & clubhouse.
1300
Call Melissa Myers
249-8855
Property Management Sales

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Unfuniished Homes 132 10 Ave S. JB 3BR/3.5BA. Three story Palms at Marsh Landing JB
SPonte Vedra by the Sea- PV townhouse w/garage, many balconies. $1650/mo. 2BR/2BA, ground floor w/garage.
"~ 5BR/3.5BA. fabulous home, 3 cargarage, L'atrium PV 3BR/2BA SFH, porch screened porch. $1050/mo.
' fenced backyard, screened porch. w/jacuzzi, lake view, fireplace, comm. pool, 2BR/2BA, ground floor, tile floors.
" The Grove PV 4BR/3BA, home on Inniet Beach PV 2BR/2BA, home on Villas at Marsh Landing JB
private lot w/preserve views, hardwood lagoon, screened porch, fresh paint, new tile 2BR/2BA, ground floor, w/garage,
Floors, three car garage. $2700/mo.: & carpet, 2 car garage, $1295/mo. screened porch and fireplace: $1100/mo.
^ Marsh View SPY 4BR/4BA, end unit Furnished Homes Ocean Links PV
Sw/elevaior. 2800 SF, beach access Ocean Grande SPV 3BR/3BA. Condo, 2BR/2BA, ground floor $1100/mo.
^ attached garage. $2200/mo. luxuriously finished, screened porch, across 2BR/2BA, condo has garage, fireplace,
SSummerfield PV 3BR/2BA, spacious from ocean. $3000/mo. porch, golf course views. $1200/mo.
home in walking distance to schools & nacoastal West Grand Cay Vilas PV
S1:be th Ave N B 3BR$2/BA 00 Avanti:- Kernan BR/1BA, 2rid floor w/ 2BR/2BA,2ndfloorw/garage.$1100/mo.
S1 18toh Ave N i- JB 3B 3.5BA.ne wer screened porch. $850/mo. 3BR/2BA, 3rd floor, vaulted ceilings, tile
ownhousewbalconies, one car garage, 2BR/2BA, 2nd floor condo, all appliances, floors, upgrades thru-out.$1250/mo.
'fireplace. $1975/nio.
Vfireplacel. S 4B5/. 5BAe great amenities. $945/mo. 922 1" Street S JB 2BR/2BA, ground
Sw o Wa' SPVr r n wer Montreux Touchton 2BR/2BA, ground floor, attached garage, porch, newer
two story,across fromocean, light floorcondo, screened porch on lake, light and building. $1800/mo.
bright, garage. $ mo. 180/m
38 17th Street -. AB 3BR/2.5BA, bright. $1100/mo.
o. Unfurnished Condos
S townhouse, 1/2 bldck to ocean, quiet' Summerose -9 P

S$1 8001/mo. Newly renovated, new carpet, baths, kitchen, MAX COASTAL REAL ESTATE

Quail Point PV 3BR/3BA. Home has tile, fireplace, walk to shops, great amenities. Shanion Smith
screened porch, decks, wood floors, golf 1BR/1BA,Via $875/mo ( ntthebeachs.com
course views. $1750/mo. 2BR/2BA, ground floor. $1050/mo. www.rees.

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SELVA LINKSIDE- 3BR/2BA, all nard-
wood floors, large back yard, $1500/mo.,
no smoking, no pets. 372-0742.
PONTE VEDRA 3/2, 2 car gar., all appl.,
washer/ dryer, close to beach, $1250/mo.
(904)333-8947.
NEPTUNE BCH E. OF 3RD ST.
2BR/2BA home, 217 Hopkins St., patio,
carport. $1175/mo. +$600/sec. Includes
lawn service. Broker/ Owner, 249-8766.
Call any-day.
PONTE VEDRA Charming 4BR/2BA in
desirable St.Johns County. $1450/mo.
Call Team Real Estate at 247-8326.
1503 TANGLEWOOD Rd., JB, 3BR/1BA,
fenced yd., WDHU. $1250/mo. +sec. de-
posit. (904)219-1950.
PVB, L'ATRIUM. Waterfront, 2BR/2BA,
garage, pool, tennis. $1250/mo. includes
lawn service. 247-1849.
JAX BEACH, Near Ocean, 3BR/1BA.
Lease, references required. 218 4th Ave.
South. $1100/mo. (904)221-4134.1
HODGES AREA: 3BR/2BA, $1250/mo,
13031 Bentwater Dr. Includes security
system & lawn service. Wolf Creek 3727
Windmaker Way, 3BR/2.5BA, many up-
grades, new home. $1250/mo. Realty Ex-
ecutives, 273-3939, 610-6460.
PONTE VEDRA, LAtrium, 2BR/2BA, fire-
place, 2 car garage, lawn service. Fenced
yard. Now available. $1190/mo. 642-3517.
PVB SAWGRASS (Northgate) PRICE RE-
DUCED $1800'mo 3BR/2BA +LR/ DR/
FR. eal-in-kklcnen fireplace, WDHU,
screened palio 2 car garage Includes
yard & pest and all association lees. 904-
.249-3213.
SUTTON LAKES, 4/2, 1930sf., open floor'
plan, LR, DR, EIK, split BR w/Ig. closets,
WDHU, 51395/mo, TDO Management
Services, 246-1125.
BEACHES
ATLANTIC BEACH
Deerlield Lakes 2/2 condo Avail. 3.10,
$675/mo.
JACKSONVILLE BEACH
The Palms, 2/2 condo, approx 1200sf,
beautiful, great amenities, avail now.
$1125/mo6.

Jarain De Mere. 3i2 condo, delacned ga-
rage, 4mos old, $1400/mo.
PONTE VEDRA
Summernouse 2/2 condo, gaied comm.
lots ol amenities. Avail, now. $995tmo
ICW
WINDSOR CHASE
Lg 4/2. 2 car gar, comm. pool, near
schools $1395.'mo
KENSINGTON LAKES
2/2 5 condo, freshly painted, screened pa-
lo clean, gated Available now, $995.mo
incl. water, sewer & basic caole
SOUTHSIDE
SUTTON LAKES
4/2. over 2000sf. available 315,.
$1495/mo.
EL VILLAGIO
Brand new, beauildul 3/2 near Touchlon
Rd. Avail. now $1395/mo.
IRONWOOD
Executive home. brand new, 2600sl.
4/2 5, galed comm., $2000/mo
DRAYTON PARK
2/2 Townhome, 1800sf, avail. now
$1150/mo
MANDARIN
Lg 3/2, 2 car garage, over 2300sl,
$1300/mo.
ARLINGTON
MERRILL PINES
(2) Brand new 3/2 condos, 1100sf. Start-
ing at $875/mo.
NORTH JACKSONVILLE
DAYBREAK WOODS (Pulaski area)
Brand new 3/2, 2 car garage, avail now.
$1195/rno r
4BR/2BA, 2 car" garage, 2300s1,
$1350/mo.
HOME FINDER REALTY
241-5501 OR 221-1711.

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ATLANTIC BEACH. 330 First St. Newly
Remodeled 4BR/3BA. 2-blocks to Ocean
& Town Center. $1750/mo. 249-0767,
318-0044.
JAX BCH 3BR 2BA super nice! .Complete-
ly remodeled, 1500sf, 4 blocks to beach.
No pets. Credit check & refs. 509 7th Ave.
N. $1500/mo. 993-1979.
JAX BEAC1 North. Clean 3BR/2BA,
2-car garage, fenced yard, carpet, ceramic
tile. Holly Drive: Quiet neighborhood.
$1250/mo.+ deposit. 614-5278.
NEPTUNE BEACH, 3BR/2BA, living room,
dining room, large eat-in kitchen. In-
ground pool, garage, large fenced yard.
Updated. Absolutely no pets. $1250/mo.
821-5067.
S. JAX Beach, 1 block to beach,
3BR/2BA, $1500/mo. (904)241-6650.

S'SIDE, 2/2, LR/DR, b'bar, cpt, f'place,
WDHU, balcony, porch, pool, fitness
room. $875/mo. TDO Mgt. Services.
246-1125.
PVB -SUMMERHOUSE. Early Move-in-
Better Deal. 2BR/2BA corner unit, 2nd
floor TH on the tennis court. Avail now.
$1195/mo. Janet 285-4444.
PVB OCEAN GROVE SPECIAL
2BR/2BA, $1050/mo, 3BR/2BA
$1300/mo. Beautiful, vaulted ceilings,
newly renovated, many amenities. Availa-
ble now. 4 garages available $75 and up.
Realty Executives, 273-3939 610-6460.
PVB- GRAND Cay, 2BR/2BA,
Washer/dryer. Gated, gym, pool.
$1050/mo. 285-9324.
OCEAN GRANDE
Penthouse with Marsh/ ICW views.,3/3 w/
may upgrades: all appliances, scr. lanai w/
summer kitchen. :Siigle car garage.
$2250/mo. Serenata Membership avail.
Call Marina Riggio, Olde Carriage Realty,
501-1917; 824-0040 office.
JAX )EACH, 2BR,1.5BA. new Ille. carpel
& paint, wasreri dryer lenced
patio 2 blocks 10 beach $1225imo
(2 units available. (760)445-4789.
THE VILLAS. 2BR/2BA, garage, porch,
ground 'floor pool. elc $1050/mo.
WITH 1YR LEASE, LAST MONTH FREE.
233-3545.
BRAND NEW CONDO
2BR/2.5BA Luxury Townhouse. Gated,
concierge. reason pool & liiness; II Villagio,
localed ? miles irom Town Center Mall.
$1190P'r'o. 635-8650, 923-0277. :.
GREAT 3BR/2BA condo In PVB. pool,
spa, Illness room 51350'mo. 280-5170 or
616-5274.
DECORATOR HIGH END 2BR/2BA.
ocean Iront condo. living room and mrsler
bedroom overlooking ocean w.oalcony.
Front balcony overlooks Jax skyline. lully
lurnished, greal amenires. including cov-
ered parking, pool, not lub, lennis, and
sandy beach. Call for more details,
398-9080 ext 211.
ONR HALF MONTH FREE
PONTE VEDRA BCH 5 star reason
w.,Deach access, 1 and 2 BR available.
$900-51400/mo, lull concierge service, all
new appliances. lully renovated.
(904)373-0625
PONTE VEDRA, East of A1A 2BR:2BA.
1300sl. 2-story Town Home woeach ac-
cess. $1300,mo .lull concierge service all
new appliances, completely renovated.
(904)476-3000.
BEAUTIFUL CONDO in PVB. 2BR 2 5BA.
great view, new appliances. $1200imo
Visil websile www geociires.com.'pb05
19041686-0068.
PONTE VEDRA Summer House. New
2BR/2BA; 5 Star .amenities. Near Saw-
grass & A+ Schools..$1l00/mo deposit.
755-4038.
PVB -THE Colony Walk to beach. owner
Imolivaled, 2BR!2BA"'2r.id'llb6rhid cel-.
Sr.. ne r, carpi:, W S ilp'...g iagi3 Ava,i
.immed $1195/mo Jane 285.4444
PVB 2BRi2BA newly remodeled live
star. gollcourse, fireplace. $1095/mo.
864-2440

ATL BCH 3BR house, beautifully furnish-
ed, walk to ocean, $1850/mo. 993-3226.
S: JAX Bch. 2BR, fully furnished, ocean-
front condo. Monthly/ Weekly. 241-0267.
www.rentjacksonvillebeach.com
OCEANFRONT RENTAL
4BR/4BA, weekly, monthly, yearly. Call
904-249-8269.
OCEANVIEW CONDO in Jax Beach.
$400 week. 1BR/1:5BA with pool. 904-
247-8916.
OCEANFRONT CONDOS & Beach
homes. Weekly/monthly. Visit us at:
jaxbeachrental.com or 535-3911 or
535-3828.

BEAUTIFUL OCEANFRONT Condo. Pri-
vate BR/BA. Parking, pool $800/mo+ 1/2
utilities. Includes cable, all amenities.NO
LEASE. 247-8338.
ROOM IN 4BR house. Fireplace, nice
pool, nice neighborhood. $140/wk in-
cludes utilities & cable. Call 568-8700.
EXCLUSIVE MIRAVISTA- Atlantic Blvd @
the Intracoastal Waterway, 3/4BR, 3.5BA,
approx. 2700sf. Resort style living, live
among millionaires! Looking for 2 room-
mates. 1 @ $800/mo. & 1 @ $1000/mo.
with a master suite. includes all utilities,
cable, pool, spa, health club, Marina Walk,
gated community w/water, marsh and
marina views. Available now. 40' boat slip
also available. Call now 463-2845.
MASTER BR own bath, kitchen facilities,
$500/mo F & L. 534-3336
BEACHES AREA female seeking room-
mate. 3BR2BA $440/mo. + 1/2 utilities.
Refs required. 504-3647.
ATLANTIC/ SAN Pablo Furnished/ un-
fumised bedroom/ bath, Male/ Female,
nonsmoker, $500 plus until. 220-3104.
PRIVATE ROOM & Bath, 1 block' to
Ocean. $500/mo. +1/2 utilities. $500/de-
posit. Call (904)860-9240.
NON-SMOKING. SHORT walk to beach
and pool, share utilities & kitchen,
private bath, $925/mo. (Oceanwalk)
(904)813-4822.

JAX BEACH. 1000sf including kitchen.
$1000/mo + tax and CAM 608-6426.
NEPTUNE BEACH, small office w/garage.
Avail. immediately. Call (904)249-881i9.
UPSCALE EXECUTIVE Offices for lease
in beautiful Jax Bch. Fully furnished,
amenities include wireless high speed in-
terner use ol lully lumished conference
room & Kitchen $700/mo w/ 2yr lease.
$750/mo w/lyr lease. 242-9195.
RENTALS: OFFICE in Neptune Bch, ap-
prox. 3400sf. Also Warehouse & Office
approx 2800sf. Terry McCue R.E., Inc.
249-7211.
OFFICE SPACE for lease in prime Jax
Beach location. Approximately 3000sf, call
241-8300 for appt.
OFFICE/ RETAIL Jax Beach, 400sf or
800sf, 3rd Siree hrontage 246-0576.
JAX BEACH Office Suite. 13th Ave.
Souih. across Irom Baptist Hospital. Ap-
proximately 1550sf, build-out complete,
wered lor pnone/lan $16.95sf+ tax, depos-
it. (904)241-9944, exi 104.

PONTEVEDRA

OFFICE SPACE

AVAILABLE
SShort or Long Term
Secretarial Sen ices
Conference Room
East-of- .
walk to beach
SClose to shopping/.
restaurants
For more information,
call

(904)543-7000

JAX BEACH building for 'lease w/office.
Mulll-purpose use. Near public boar ramp.
1800sf $1500imo. For delails. 249-3214,
343-1919.
JAX BEACH. 1000si Sloreliont Near
Beacn. $1500/mo + $350 CAM 1433
South 3rd Street (A1A). 708-0731.

PUPPY TAILS & Wniskers Pel Smtng
Service. Let us lake care of your pel in
your own home. Licensed, bonded insured
& references. Call for a free estimate.
307-0321.
DORIS PET SERVICE
The kennel altemative/ Providing conven-
ient, reliable care for. your pels al your
home while you.are away. Reasonable
rates, references. For more information.
call: Doris Rosarius, 241-8967. Licensed.
Bonded.
PET SITTING, in your home Dog walking
Responsible, mature. Call Kity. 874-6062.

GOLDEN RETRIEVER Male, lyr, Iramed
healthy, Inendly. loving. $200. 247.3149.
5 MALE Miniature Pinscher Puppies. Call
285-7878 for details & pncing
AMERICAN PIT Bull pups., 1 whitetfemnale
brindle$200. (904)534-3336.
BLACK LAB pup, male, $300. 534-3336.

HOMELESS PETS for adoption- Cats &
dogs. 246-3600.
FOUND MIN PINS, (2). Ponte Vedra
Beach area. Call to identify. 280-2899.

IF YOU are interested in advertising under
this category please call 904-249-9033 or
email: classified@beachesleader.com

DIVORCE AMERICAN STYLE! Uncon-
tested divorce papers. Without Kids (while
you wait) With kids (a little longer) Since
1981/by appt, only (904)641-2187.

Classified 6

The Beaches Leader/Ponte Vedra Leader

March 10, 2006

PART TIME evening Commercial Clean-
ing at the beach. $8/hr, weekends extra
pay. Professional drug- free workplace.
Must possess identification, Social Securi-
ty card .& Referenes. (904)484-6625 or
fax (904)825-0619.

SOUS CHEF, Grill Cook, Dishwasher, Ex-
perienced Servers. Seeking motivated in-'
dividuals. Now hiring. Fax resume: 223-
7763; or apply in person between 2-4pm,
Marker 32 Restaurant, 14549 Beach Blvd.
Jacksonville.

NAIL TECHNICIAN 'and Hair Dresser CUSTOM PAINTERS needed. Must be
needed. Built in clientele, World Golf Vii- experienced & dependable. Transporta-
lage area (904)504-1314. a must (904)568-0990, (04)4
4172.

AUMINIS ITHAlIV ASSIST II, busy real
estate office. Email resume to:
eric@hslending.com
CARPET CLEANER Helper, 20+hours,
days, some weekends. Nice appearance.
221-9550.
MODELS WANTED for high quality fe-
male fashion photography. Good pay per
session. Experience not required.
(800)553-5135.
LIFEGUARD LIEUTENANT
Neptune Beach Public'Safety Department
is accepting applications for Lifeguard
Lieutenant. 6-years or more ,ife guarding
experience. First Responder, EMT prefer-
red. Emergency vehicle operation certifi-
cation a plus. Supervisory experience pre-
ferred. Apply at: Neptune Beach Public
Safety Dept.. 200 Lemon Street, Neptune
Beach. Mon.-Fri., 9am-5pm. NO PHONE
CALLS. Deadline: April 5,2006. AA/EEOC
OFFICE ASSISTANT needed with friend-
ly, professional phone voice Flexible
hours and knowledge of ACT, Excel, and
Word helpful. Call 285-5855.
OFFICE ASSISTANT (Mon 'Wed 'Fri.
9am-6pm. Professional telephone voice
and general office/computer experience
required. (904)247-6683.
ART TEACHER for Young Rembrandts
drawing program. Part-time, afternoon
hours. Curriculum and supplies provided.
Send resume to smurawski@ bellsouth.net
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT- Busy execu-
tive in Jax Beach seeking self-motivated,
cheerful organized and detailed individu-
al. Need good communication/ PC Skills:
Word, Exel, Quickbooks a plus, need vehi-
cle to run errands. Dependable with can-
do attitude. Part-time to start, could be.
come full-time. Fax resume including
availability to 904-247-5154, or email at.
Octoberskyllc@yahoo.com
LIFE GUARDS
Neptune Beach Public Safety Department
is accepting applicaliorns for Lifeguards.
Musl Pe 16 yea or older, music pass Drug
Screening test and Pre-employment Phys-
ical Agility Test. First Responder or Multi-
Media First Aid a plus. Apply at: Neptune
Beach Public Safety Dept.. 200 Lemon
Street, Neptune Beach. Mcn -Fr;.. 9am-
5pr NO PHONE CALLS. Deadline April
5.2006 AAEEOC
CUSTODIAN &
BATHROOM TECHS
.Enera elic flexiblei multi-lask person.
Transpornaion with valid FL dnver's li-
cense a must Hours' 6pm-10:30pm or lat-
er. Call Wanqa or Debbie after .2pm.
285-3400 x3352
PERSONAL TRAINERS needed lor PV
business We will ceniy Dbut applicant
must nave knowledge of cardio & muscu-
lar exercise Greal growth opportunity with
largest PT organization in the world
285-3236 www hponievedra com

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED. evenings and
SSaturdays Apply wiir.in George Moore
Chevrolet, 711 Beach Blvd JB Ask lor
S Ginger 2419-8282.
DEPENDABLE, EXPERIENCED salesper-
son 10 work at lurnilure consignment sore
10-6pm, 2-3 days per week. 241-5558.
BUSY HEALTH Food store seeks ener-
:geric, dependable and centered indivdu-
als Musi nave knowledge cl hoisnic
herts, supplements and how lo live a
heallny Eli sryle. Day, night. and weekend
snh. 273-4101.
ORGANIZE HOUSE. personal objects.
sewing, 2 real's 285-0140 aher 11am
S KENNEL ASSISTANT needed lor ousy
veterinary clinic competitive wages. Previ-
ous kennel experience required Apply in
person: Beaches Animal Cinic, 937
Beach Blva Jax Beach. 246-2045.
NOTICE TO READERS
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newspaper are intended to announce gen-
uine current lob openings No lees may De
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payment ot lees for employment inlorma.
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adveniser ask lor a lee or I Ithe advertiser
is ofering a product or service ralner Inan
a ob opening, please noliry The Beacnes
Leader 249.9033
RELIABLE HELPER lor Moving Company
in Jacksonville Beach. 249-9395
994-1.269

LAWN TECH needed lor beach pest con-
Irol company. Good pay Monday-Friday.
benehis. good driving record required,
DFWP. Call 241.'874.
PRINTING COMPANY hiring Sales.
Pressmen, Bindery Graphic Design, and
Pre-press 514-1090.
HOUSE CLEANERS NEEDED Southside
and Beaches. Work in learns of three
Must have own rransponaiion, valid driv-
er's license Approximately $175.wK 10
slan Moday-Friday, no nights'weekends
Home Cleaning Centers or America.
9041642-8885
LMT.' REHAB Assistant needed for busy
doctors office 273-2691 or fax resume
273-4607.
JAMI S. JCC Upscale women s retail
Clothing stores in Ponle Vedra Manage-
ment & Sales Positions available Fax re-
sume ro (2391262-2954

Lawn service seeks individual 10 perform
dependable qualry work Excellent pay &
ovenime available Crew Leaders wanted.
Perschel Brolners Services. Inc. 246-
0967 -
SOUTH BEACH Salon has chair rental
available Call 673-3639.
AMERICAN HOME Companions needs
compassionate live-in caregivers tor the
elderly. Work 2.3. 4 or 5 days per week
Up to $110Sday 631-5354
BARTENDER NEEDED Daytime Apply
al 2840 Maypon Rd.
FIRST CHOICE Home improvements
Needs skilled carpenters & tree climbers.
.349-2628
HAIR STYLIST needed al Pepi's in Jax
Beach. Up to 60% commission Call Tina
249-2254.
LABORERS. HELPERS Skilled personnel
(all typeal Call 249-8147, or apply. 203
Soutn 3rd Sireel. Jax Beach Good pay &
benelrs
FRAMER'S HELPERS needed. Custom
homes, Beaches area; Transportation re-
quired. 868-0866
HANDYMAN COMPANY
Is growing Have basic home repair skills
lools. Iranspodnahon & a smile') Call
2213-153 Good $S. P/T. F/T.
CNA
FULLTime 3pm-llpm in our new Assist-
ed Living expanded laciily at premiere re-
tirement community.. Excellent work envi-
ronment and benefits. Applications at
Fleet Landing Security Gate, One Fleet
Landing Blvd., Atlantic Beach, FL; Fax to
(904)246-9447; email to: jobs@fleetland-
Ing.com EOE/ Drug-Free Workplace.
NOW HIRING. Sales People, Assistant
Head Cashier, Receiving Clerk,
Stock/Carry-out. Apply at Proctor Ace
Hardware, 870 A1A North, Ponte Vedra
Beach.
LIVE AND work at the beach In a casual
atmosphere. Ocean Waves is accepting
applications for the following positions:
CSR, Acctg, Optical Techs, Office Manag-
er, Sales.Reps, and Showroom Sales. 76
Levy Rd. Apply jn person or e-mail resume
to kevin@oceanwaves.com

MEDICAL PERSONNEL needed M.A,.
front-office, medical records, Billers, Tran-
scriptionists, Family Practice, OBGYN,
and Dermatology experience preferred,
Fax resume 636-0066.
FULL'TIME Worker needed for new excit-
ing field of Shoreline Restoration. Neptune
& Ponte ,Vedra areas. For the next 6
months. Possible extended employment
available. Good pay. (772)713-6823.
PORTER/FLOOR TECH
FULL-TIME at Health Center in Premier
Retirement Community. Applications avail-
able at Fleet Landing Security Gate, One'
Fleet Landing Blvd., Atlantic Beach, FL
32233; Fax to 904-246-9447; email to
jobS@fleetianding.com. EOE/ Drug-Free
Workplace.
PONTE VEDRA Valley is searching for
Funeral Director. Competitive, salary with
benefits. Please send resume to: 4750
Palm Valley Ra, Ponie Vedra Beach FL:
32082; or fax: (904-285-3392
NEEDED: DANCERS & DJ's Day and
Night. Apply al 2840 Maypon Rd. or call
241-5454.
LOOKiNG FOR Har'd Working. depend'a
ble, detail & multi-task orientedindividual,
for delivery & maintenance, of medical
equipment & supplies, Must have neat ap-
pearance, excellent customer service
skills & excellent driving record. Back-
ground check is required by law. Apply in
person, Southeastern Medequip Inc. 905
North Third St. Jacksonville Beach.
CHILDTIME LEARNING Centers seeks
experienced Teachers, Cooks.'nousekeep-
er, F.T & P/T available We otfer a con-
petirive salary & oeneirs package. Call
273-6960 or :ax resume lo- 280-5742
LUXURY HOMES Division
Real Estate agents needed Immediately.
Call 992-6490
LOOKING FOR Liquor Store Clerk. Bar-
Sender. Door Guy.. Must be able to work
days. nighls, weekends, and holidays
Musl pass drug lesl and background
check. Call Roben -1465-01419
FACIAL SPECIALIST with clientele want-
ed. Also, Nail Tech' w/clientele No acryl-
ics. Day Spa, Jax Beach. Call Miki.
242-8008
HAIR STYLIST needed @ Styles of
Ponte Vedra. located on coiner o Mickler
and A1A. Up Io 60: commission Conlact
Denise at 280-049-4.
CUSTOMER SERVICE Rep. prefer 440 li-
cense, but w.li train. Holland Insurance
Agency PO Box 50677. Jacksonville Bch.
FL 32240 or call 249-1858
HOME CLEANERS earn excellent pay
cleaning homes weekly & biweekly De-
pendaole car required Full or pan lime
Call 223-5033
MEDICAL ASSISTANT lor busy pedialinc
once has immediale opening. Spanish
speaking a plus Call 246-9-28.
TERMITE/ GHP TECH Clean DL, good
benerll' pay All levels of experience con-
sidered Some knowledge of construction
desirable. The Delenders. Palm Valley
285-2346. M-F. 8am-4 30pm.

SECURITY OFFICERS
Needed for immediale FiT & P/T posi-
tions. Requirements' Class 'D" security li.
cense. HS Diploma or GED, clean back-
ground and drug tree Excellent pay and
Benefits Oualifed candidates may tax re-
sumes to 19041281-0084 or apply al First
Coast Security Servllces 6817 South-
point Pkwy. #1001, Jacksonville, FI
32216. (904 281-0070
COOKS & Prep Cooks needed' Apply in
person at 31 Royal Palms Dr. Sealood
Kitchen or call 236-2439
TAXI DRIVERS Wanled Clean driving re-
cord required Call Apr;i. 246-9999-' .. .

EXECUTIVE
ASSISTANT
Jax Beach groai Lng company needs
organized, marketing focused
Executive Assistant wv itih abilitr to
muli-task. Must test at 60 wpm and
ha\e excellent verbal and written
communication skills Experience
in Excel and PoterPoint is a must.
Competitive salary and great
benefit packet. NM-F 8am-5:30prn.
Email resume to
barryg@Cdesertmicro.net
or fax to 241-7333

EDUCATIONAL SALES
Join our team If you can excel at inside
sales & desire a fast-paced work environ-
ment, we may have an excellent"
opportunity for you. You will join a Nation-
al company & work In Ponte Vedra Beach.
Ideal candidate will have 1+ years experi-
ence inside sales, customer service, or
telemarketing, & excellent communication
skills. Ability to handle business accounts.
Base pay plus commissions. $25k plus.
FT, no evenings or weekends. PT avail.
Fax resume: (904)285-0010 or e-mail:
jim@mediakids.com
LULU'S WATERFRONT GRILLE
Host/ Hostess, Servers, & kitchen utility.
Good money, casual atmosphere, very
busy, great people to work with. FT/PT.
285-0139.
NC AND Heating company needs Instal-
lers., Service Techs and Helpers. Call Rob
509-3062
LANDSCAPE & IRRIGATION INSTAL-
LERS. Seeking experienced and respon-
sible persons to work with long establish-
ed Beaches Company. Clean driving re-
cord required. Call 249-3317 for appoint-
ment or apply at MBI Landscaping, 861 S.
10th St., Jax Beach.
TEACHER, CDA Certified, 4yr. Old Class.
Warm & loving Teachers & Assistants
needed. FT & PT. Call 249-0905, or fax
resume to 249-5241. The Beaches School
& The Red School House.
LAWN MAINTENANCE. Applly 7am, TNT
Landscape. 1074 10th Ave. South, Jax
Beach. Bonus. 247-4477.
*DRIVERS*
DO you want to join a winning team. Don't
get left out. Our driver's make $500-$700
per week. Call 249-5151 ask for Brian or
493-5250 ask for Tim Collins.
DRIVER, LIGHT delivery for Veteran's
charity. Own' vehicle, 'cash, paid daily.
1-(800)969-8387.

RECEPTIONIST- MUST have proper
phone etiquette & people skills. Organized
w/strong computer proficiency: Fast paced
environment. Fax 273-4406.
CHILD CARE Teachers witn CDA, top
pay, starling at $11-rr. & up also Teach-
er'sAssistants needed. 220-3993.
BEACHES CAR Wasn lull time help
needed, Wages negotiable+ tips. Benefits
Avail. Apply in person, 1401 Beach Blvd.
PONTE VEDRA Valley is searching lor a
lawn'landscape person Monday-Friday,
$10.:nr. wilh benelils Please apply in per-
son, at 4750 Palm Valley Rd, Ponle Vedra
Beach Or. call 19041285-1130

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Work at ine Beach FaSl-paced ohice
needs customer focused Adm.nistrailve
Asssisant for muli-line phones. Must lest
at 50wpm ability lo mulli-1ask & have ex-
celleri verbal & wrilnen communication
skills Experience in Word S Excel a plus
Monday-Friday. 9am-6pm Email resume.
to dalvidb@desernmcro nel or lax 0o
241-7333.
FRAMING CARPENTERS, G.C. Superin-
lendeni lor eslabisnhed company Drug
tree worK place, Denetits 241-2721
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT. Ponie Vedra
oased family olfice seeks highly motival-
ed. energetic individual ut join its team or
prolessionais Candidale must possess
superior skills in MS Excel. Word. Access
and Ouilook. must be proficient in navi.
gating ihe Internel Only well-spoken can-
didales with pleasant disposllmon w.ll be
considered lor inis excellent position For
Iunher inlormation regarding the Firm,
please vsill www spnng-bay com or
www soniagfoundalon com Send Re-
sumes to cgregory @spring-bay corn
HELPER FOR Vinyl Flooring Must have
valid driver's license.403-5115.

-Now

Hiring

Experienced

Servers
Call or Visit

280-8999;

226-1 Solana Road
Ponte Vedra Beach

MORTGAGE COMPANY at the beaches
looking for a qualified person to perform
clerical duties & help setup loan files. Must
have professional phone etiquette and be
good with people. Good starting pay with
incentives in place. Please fax resume
and cover letter to (904)246-3442.
SELVA MARINA COUNTRY CLUB seek-
ing Servers, Beverage Cart Attendant,
and Dishwashers, Line Cook: DFWP,
FT\PT available. Must be outgoing and
dependable. Phone 904-246-4827, email:
accountlng@selvamarina.com, or apply
in person.
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS
Full-time: Appliance Installations/ Punch
Out, at a premier retirement community.
Excellent benefits. Applications at Fleet
Landing Security Gate, One Fleet Landing
Blvd., Atlantic Beach, FL; Fax to 904-246-
9447; e-mail to jobs@fleetlanding.com.
EOE/ Drug-Free Workplace.

CUSTOMER SERVICE
Personality plus, phone and basic comput-
er skills. Southside area, 9aim-5pm,
564-1911.
PERSON EXPERIENCED with cutting &
polishing granite, Jax Beach. 246-1172.
HOUSEKEEPERS
Full-Time with great benefits and work en-
vironment at a premier retirement com-
munity. Experience preferred.. Applica-
tions available at Fleet Landing Security
Gate, One Fleet Landing Blvd.; Atlantic
Beach, FL 32233; Fax to 904-246-9447;
email to jobs@fleetlanding.com. EOE/
Drug-free Workplace. ,
FRONT DESK RECEPTIONIST/ OFFICE
MANAGER in holistic, Internal medical of-
fice. Full /part time secretarial, clerical,
and support of M.D a unique setting. Ex-
perience required in answering phones,
computers, communications and public-re-
lations. Must be enthusiastic, dependable,
consistent, and an excellent match. Fax
resume with references; nq phone calls
please. Persephone Healing Arts Center,
FAX: (904)246-3778.
COMPANY DRIVERS & 0/Operators: Re-
gional runs. More hometimel 2/26: Pay in-
crease. Lease purchase! CDL-A w/haz-
mat, lyr. experience. 800-299-4744.
www arnoldcareer corn

SWIMMING POOL Construction. Top'
pay & benefits. Palace Pools. 998-1811,
11655 Central Pkwy #313, Jax, FL
32224.

.. *: i k ,
CASHIERS NEEDED FT;PT Prn
Hardware & Garden Center. 581
Blvd.. Neptune Beach Apply in pe

OPTOMETRY OFFICE Iront des
olfice aspects Candidant sriould
outgoing Iriendly personality w.
mulii.lask Bookkeeping PC. organ
al and customer service skills
Medical ortice experience and S
plus. For consideraiton tax re
221-6504

PAINTERS HELPER wanted. driver
license a must Call 307-8012.
SERVERS WANTED. Chizu Japanese.
Sleak House. Apply aher 2pm. 1227'
South 3rd St
DRIVERS: GREAT company Great pay'
Home weekly/ daily! Greal benerlls'
Heallh.' 401K CDL-A w'X lyr exp Boas-
so America Corp. David: 904-475-0336
NURSES
(LPN OR RN)
Full Time Monday- Friday, 7am to 3pm
and 3pm to 11pm al a Premier Retirement
Community Health Center Excellenl work
environment Experience in genatric care
desired. Applcations at Fleet Landing Se-
curiry Gale, One Fleet Landing Blvd.. At-
lanlic Beach FL. Fax to 1904)246-9447;
email to jobs@fleetleanding.com EOE/
Drug-Free Workplace.

Immediate
Openings
Join our team of
cleaning professionals

No Nights or Weekends
Paid Vacations
Paid Holidays
Competitive Wages
Company Vehicle
aClpo in, petn to:

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2201 Florida Blvd
Monr- Fn 8--4.30
241-9520

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NURSING CAREER FAIR
Thursday, March 16 3 pm 7 pm
Baptist Medical Center Beaches
1350 13th Avenue South
Jacksonville Beach

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It's the season of opportunity here at
Baptist Medical Center Beaches. We continue to grow,
with 24 more beds, more clinical advancements and more
reasons for you to smile. You'll 'enjoy our collaborative
environment, progressive technology, positive relationships
and challenging work. So, step this way and find more
...closer to home.

For a complete list of available positions and
to apply online, please visit:
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TELEMARKETING
CUSTOMER service & sales w/ exc. com-
munication skills. Full or part time. Base
plus bonus. Fax resume: (904)285-0010
or email: jim@mediakids.com

CARIBBEE KEY looking for experienced
line cooks, experienced only need apply in
person between 10am-4pm M-F, 100 First
St. N., Nep Bch. *
STUCCO
LATHERS Plasterers, Framers for Jax
Beach job, Costa Verano. 1st & 12th Ave.
South. J.C. Gibson Plasterng.
(904)908-9573.

WANTED: MRS DOUBTFIRE NANNY/
Housekeeper, Child Companion. To do
light housekeeping, errands, possible
sleepovers. All applicants will be consid-
ered. Call 904-334-8408 or 904-236-0195.
S' *r *
HARD-WORKING SALES Person needed
for gift shop. Must be able to work week-
ends. Apply in person: Sea Shells & Coral,
230 North Boardwalk; JB.

Are you Seeking PAY With BENEFITS?
American Landscape has a position for
you. Call 349-6257.
yo *

ANDY'S POOLS, INC.
3 Pool Techs needed. Experience prefer-
red, but will train. Clean driving record.
*401k, health benefits. Please call
241-5811.
ASHFORD COURT is accepting applica-
tions for experienced Dietary Servers, F/T
and P/T. Must be able to work weekends.
Must enjoy working with the elderly in a
professional atmosphere.'We offer com-
petitive salaries, benefits & bi-weekly bo-
nus plans Apply in person .@ 1700 The
Greens Way in Marsh Landing Park.
EOE/DFWP.
COOK, FT, 10a-7p, $10-$11.00 depend-
ing on exp. Apply in person, Ashford Court
Assisted Living, 1700 The Greens Way,
Jax Bch, FL 32250.

MOTHER'S HOME Cooking has PT/FT
openings for Servers, Cooks, and
Host/Hostess positions. Please apply in
person, M-F, 1183, Beach Blvd, Jax
Beach: .

S HARDAGE- GIDDENS Funeral Home has
an opening for a weekday secretary/ re-
o.Ilor Ace cepliornsi. This is a mullleask position rmai
0 Allanlc requires a delal-orienied Individual will
person. excellent verbal and wrilen communica-
k and all stils5 Compuler Illeracy is required
-k and all usl e able lo work under glf general direc.
hare an, lion & penorm all clerical duties including
nization phones, correspondence and A/P. Re-
anizalsn sumes may be faxed to 904-249-2321,
a mus. Atnenion Robin Giddens Sheppard.
_pansn a M'F DV'DFWP

PAINTERS
FULL-TIME at a Pfemier Retirement Com-
munity., Experience required. 'Excellent
benelils. Applications at Fleet Landing Se.
curity Gate, One Fleet Landing Blvd At-
lanl.c Beacn, FL .Fax to 904-246-9447,
email to jobs@fleetlanding.com EOE/
Drug-Free WorKplace.
QUALITY PAINTERS 'wanted. Must have
own phone and transportalon. New con-
struction. 247-4841.
REAL ESTATE Assistant to process files
& prepare for closings. Must be detailed;
organized, able to multi-task & prioritize
w;.srong communication & 'computer
skills. Fax 273-4406.

6ERVERS, LINE Cook, Dishwashers,.
Fine Dining. JJ's Bistro. Ponte Vedra,
273-7980. Gate Parkway, 996-7557.

NOTICE TO READERS
ADVERTISERS IN this category are not
offering jobs. They are offering job-related
services and may charge fees. Readers
are advised to exercise caution before giv-
ing credit card information over the phone
without knowing what specific product or
service they will receive.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT
OPERATOR
TRAINING FOR
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Graders, Scrapers,
Excavators
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Associated Training Services
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MONTHLY INCOME, own part of produc-
ing TX oil wells. Min. $25K. For info call
(727)210-1392.

NOTICE'TO READERS
WARNING: .WHILE this newspaper does
not knowingly accept business opportunity
ads which require you to pay a fee to get
information or that refer you to 976-or 900-
phone numbers which will result in sub-
stantial charges' to your phone bill, the
nesaper cannot guarantee the validity
of offerings in this classification. If any ad-
vertiser requires you to incur phone serv-
ice charges or pay a fee to learn the na-
ture of the opportunity, please report it to
The Beaches Leader, 249-9033.

I AM a babysirter from Spain looking to
care for children of all ages. I will provide
care for your child.! children in the morn-
ings, evenings, holidays and even on spa-
cal occasions Reierences will be provide.
ed I currently live in the Arlington area of
Jacksonvlle widn my Navy retiree hus.
band Call t904)374.5253.

ACTIVE NANNY honest, dependable,
transportation & references. $9-$11/hr.,
any area. CPR & First Aid. F/T & P/T.
260.4915
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Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
S-. Since 1987
l cooking or'Qualitied & Experienced individuals
S* Project Managers
Estimators
Superintendents
Clerical, PM Assistants
Our Wages and Benefits Packages are second to none!
401 K & Prpfit Sharing

Fax or email resume to:-
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We are currently accepting applications for energetic, customer
service oriented team members for the following positions:
SHousekeeper
S PM Ladies Locker Room Attendant
SConcierge
Gym Front Desk (PT)
Kitchen Utilities
*Maintenance Technician
Server
Security Officer
Dining Room Attendant
Bell Person
PM Turndon (PT)
*Front Desk Reception/Reservations FT/PT
Room Service Servers
*Fitness Instructor.- Yoga,
Spinning & Water Aerobics

Seasonal Opportunities
(March November)
Beach Rentals
Host/Hostess
Dining Room Attendants
Servers
Great opportunity to work in an oceanfront resort with
terrific earning potential. We offer an excellent benefits package
including medical/dental, life insurance, sick and vacation days,
and discounts at our retail outlets, golf course and spa.

Apply in person to:
607 Ponte Vedra Boulevard, Ponte Vedra Beach
Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm

For additional information call 280-6076
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CHILDCARE. DAYS & EVENINGS for
working parents, Monday-Friday. HRS li-
censed. Retired Preschool Teacher, 30
Yrs. experience, provides a safe, secure,
ring, nurturing environment. Very per-
sona and very professional. My home, off
Atlantic and Hodges Blvd., In The Woods
Subdivision. Have 2 openings for school
age summer care. 221-5110.
LOVING IN-HOME Child Care PVB. Ages
6-weeks and up. HRS licensed. 8 years
experience. Tammy 373-0404.

IF YOU are interested in advertising under
this category please call 904-249-9033 or
email: classified@beachesleader.com

ITALIAN MARBLE coffee table. 5pc di-
nette $150. 3pc sectional $150. Calif. King
bed $200. Queen bed $50. Stove $50. Re-
frig. $100. 221-8510.
DINING ROOM set w/ matching buffet, (2
drawers), light oak, glass top, 4 chairs, per-
fect condition, $400. 246-4975 or 463-
6840 .
DESIGNER, LAMINATED Flooring.
$.75/sf. 30% thicker, still in box, must sell.
744-6534.
BED- KING mattress set, $289. Can, de-
liver. (904)391-0015.
GIRLS SINGLE poster bed w/ mattress
$100. Rattan glass diningroom table, 5
rattan chairs, $250; 280-5707.
DIAMOND 1.25CT ladies engagement
ring, $1395 241-5666.
WASHER & Dryer $150ea. Will deliver &
guarantee. Call 874-1747.
LARGE 5-PIECE .Oak, Queen bedroom'
set. Mirrored cabinet headboard, armoire,
9-drawer mirrored dresser, excellent con-
dition. $850. 246-1461.

BATH CHAIR, Walker, aluminum cane.,
$25/all. 221-5576.
LAWN EQUIPMENT package: 16' trailer
and commercial mower, edger, trimmer,
blower, $3000. 285-2952.
2 CEMETARY plots. Beaches Gaiden, +2
steel vaulls Top ol Ihe line. $3400 in-
cludes all or $700/per plot.' $1200/per.
vault (904)891-8133
MIKASA'S GARDEN HARVEST 12.
S5-piece place setting. 12 dessern owls, 2
serving dishes, a planer gravy boat.
cream & sugar covered butter disn and 2
sets ol salr and pepper shakers. 10 com-
plementary glasses. $375 Call 220-4997
TAN LEATHER sleeper sola, $250.
221-9305
BED- BRAND name queen set.
new. w/warranry $129 Can deliver.
(904)858-9350.
3 COMPARTMENT iTruel beer cooler
$350 as is Can see al 1418 Roxie, May-
port .
GO KART $400 OBO 553-7203.
HOT SPRINGS Jacuzzi Spa. like new
Paid $5000 $1000 tim 904i534-3336.

LAMINATE FLOORS *
Latest styles and colors OualiPr insialila
lion. Reasonable prices. Free estimates
Buddy 249-1860.
3 JEWELRY display cases *;lignis Worn
$1000ea. new Sell lor $50ea 246-4700
COUCH AND Lovesear set, blue, teal.
beige! Durgundy). stripped print $150
19041534-3336
PATIO SET- 7 pieces, glass round laDle 6
cnais w.'cushions (sage green) $200
422-3503
DINING SET double pedeslal, beveled
glass-top, six wrile padded chairs. perfect
condition $500 241-6052
Ryan Sod Cutter, 18'. $2900 Tile wet
saw, $600. 334-6091
AT&T PARTNER phone system 5 phones
Installed lor $899. 2J9-8877
TREK MOUNTAIN Bike, 12 speed $100
Call 19041534-3336 .

CORIAN KITCHEN Table $1000 LEATH-
ER high back chairs $500ea Trunk style
cofee. enad tables t3( $250 249-4349
2 TEAK wail bookcases. 30'Wx72 H. nave
lower doors, real condilon 100ea
249-3686

LG ENTERTAINMENT Center, Drexel,
chocolate brown, $950. 994-4833..
STORE CLOSING- Misc. shelves & retail
counter 'for sale. Contact Jonathan
866-6937.
BED- BEAUTIFUL Temp-pedic Memory
Foam mattress & boxspring, new in
plastic w/warranty. $379. Must sell.
(904)858-9350..
DOWNSIZING FROM 2200sf. to 900sf.
Wicker .sunroom; patio; living room set,
antique upright piano, office set, misc. fur-
niture. Call 285-8306
GAME BOY Advance w/6games. 27" RCA
TV w/P-in-P. 2 electric scooters & 4 bikes.
270-8416.
MOVING SALEI Matching sofa sleeper &
loveseat- neutral colors, like new, $500.
Oak table w/ leaf & 4 chairs $300. Ken-
more washer & dryer $500. 992-6093.
DEWALT 18V Combo Pack (like new).
Circular saw, jigsaw; recip saw, 1/2" drill,
goose-neck flashlight, batteries and charg-
er..Over $600 value will sacrifice for
$350. Bob 247-9532 (eves.)

BEAUTIFUL LADY S dresser $400 Rock-
.ng chair $250. Anlique lamps. Pine hulch
$350. 2 twin beds. Many other estale
ilems. Call 249-1782
HEART PINE, tongue & groove flooring
cul Irom antique Pine limbers Inslallation,
star maternal FLORIDA HEARTWOOD
S249-8310

REAL ESTATE and Estate Auction, 3,
prop. in Live Oak and Lee FL, JW HIII &
Assoc. Call for details (888)821-0894.
AB#2083:

*GOLD*DIAMONDS*
*ESTATE JEWELRY*
*BROKEN GOLD JEWELRY*
A1 A PRESTIGE JEWELRY & PAWN
327 10TH AVE. NORTH, 241-5666.
IF YOU are inieresied In advenising under
this calegory please call 904-249-9033 or
mail classilfed@Deachesleader.com

1246-19333 b'1 Atlantic I lva.i

BIG YARD sale. Sat 8-7 3620 Eunice Rd
tof Beach Blvd in Isle ol Palms) Lots or
plans.
BIG YARD Sale, lots ol items. Sal & Sun
8am-?, 1638 Tanglewood Rd.
BLACK GE reinrgeraor ounk bed, kid's
toys. clothes, more. Saturday, 8-1 1am
1420 Pinewood Rd, oft Penman.
TREASURE HUNT Saturday. 811am
RiDaull Garden Club. 705 Second Ave
Nonh. Treasures include furniture, books
plants. garden decor & more. Free admis-
sion.
TEACHING ITEMS. New. 60%-80%, ot
retail Resource books, games, toys.
norie. Also household items and furniture
1.gq2 51Y5 Aveue. Silrdapy 8amt

GARAGE SALE. Sat 3'11, 8am- 1pm
Furniture, clothing & misc Too much 10
lisl' 3288 Antigua Dr., Ocean Cay
BIG SALE Saturday. 8am-lpm. Micro-
wave TV. Iurniture. exercise equipment
video games. books & more. 1431 10th
Slree North.

BED- FULL SIZE cherry sleigh Ded
wimanress & box spring. Must sell $395
Can deliver (904)858-9350
BOWFLEX. $275 OBO Call John at
1904)813-9723
ORCHIDS
FOR SALE Call John 273-3784.

MULTI-FAMILY, SATURDAY,8am, Selva
Linkside Subdivision, off Seminole Rd:
PRE-MOVING SALE Saturday 8am-3pm,
1927 Selva Marina Drive.
HUGE SALE, many old trunks. Saturday.
8:30am-3pm, 2109 Beach Ave.
SATURDAY, 8AM-1PM, 366 5th Street.
New items, girl's clothes, shoes, fishing
equipment, household items, much more.
FRIDAY 9AM, furniture, jewelry, house-
'hold items, etc. 175 Seminole Rd.
ANTIQUES ONLY! 30yr. collection. Wed-
nesday thru Saturday, 8am, 330 First St.
249-0767..

BIG NEIGHBORHOOD sale N. Roscoe
Blvd extension. Saturday 8am-?
SATURDAY 8AM-2PM, 165 Cabrillo Lane,
Furniture, appliances, clothing, home de-
cor. Everything in good condition.
HOUSEHOLD & mrrlc ienim Saturday
8am-12pm 7,1:1 Sandy Oaks Coun
GRAND CAY VILLAS COMMUNITY.
ATP Tour Bird Come one- come all, a
great time to be had! Sal. 8-2 rain follow-
ing Sat.
HUGE SALE, Mul.-Family. Saiurlay &
Sunday, 7am.5pm. AlA 10o Marin 10 end,
of Vista Grande. Treadmill, crafts supp-
plies; books videos, playhouse, more.
543-1456 .

MOVING SALE! Saturday, 8am-2pm. Fur-
niture, clothes, household items. 4532
Middleton Park Circle West, Cypress Vil-
lage. One mile north of J Turner Butler on
the west side of San Pablo Rd.
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ATL. BCH. World Traveler 7 Ig. Orient
screens. Many lugs. Antq bronzes, many
old ivory carvings, boxes silver swans.
Crystal, huge set line cnina, ton of'jewel-
ry Rms full of immaculate lovely up-
scale furni Art & pntngs galore Huge
,Orient fish bowls. Cookbks & morel Full-
est gar & kltch everli Imosi items new)
New stack W/D. Craftmatic qn bed Lin-
ens, clotres. Hs, yard & 2 PODS, fulill
Tools & Gaiden supps. Atlantic Blvd to
North on A1A (toward base). Left on Dut-
ton Island Dr then go R to 2096 Feather-
wood CHINA CAT 241-0344
chlnacaiantiques.com Tnurs 9.4, Fri 9-3
No s @ hse @ 8 AM Prepare to plunder'
PONTE VEDRA estale sale, Saturday
Sam-4pm 149 Oak View Crcle 4037372
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10FT CARIBE, 1994. inllarable, Hypalon
null, iraller, $2000. 993-1979.

16' STINGRAY 70r p Mercury excellent
condition, $450C0. 904I591 6996
BOAT STORAGE in PV. V.sil
www.MarlnaClubPV.com

HARBORTOWN MARINA deep waler
boal slip lor rent 40l $600, 50rt $700
includes potable water, electric, dock
locker, cable and phone service available
@ slip. Mobile fuel service & pump our al-
so available Avail Mar '06 463-2845
16' STINGRAY 70np Mercury excellent
condition $4500 19041591-6996
19' CAROLINA Skill. 1999 Mini condition.
2000 80np Yamaria 4cyi engine 90hrs.
Nearly new 55 pound Inrust Mincola irol-
ling engine, complete with all accessories
Cover & Irailer Call 246-0186 tor info and
to view $7950
ADVENTURE CRAFT 28 Houseboal
100hp 4S Yamaha AC'Heal, geerator
Excellent condition 223-0224
40FT BOAT slip available at old Old San
Pablo Creek Marina, $700/mo includes
electric. For details, 398-9080 exi 211
1986 WELLCRAFT V6, 0 greal shape.
engine needs work new Irailer. $950
626.5159.
.1998 SCARAB. 30 w trailer rwin 250s
( r,-.ur $55:,'000 rirm 1229).359.0730 "*
1981 CATALINA Saillboai, 22' New Irailer.
1 new motor, 1 used motor. dinngy.
571000BO 1904434-6645
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1985 FORD Bronco II; 4x4, standard shift,
timing chain, new tires, double tow pack-
age. $1200. (904)534-3336.
2000 FORD XLT Ranger $5000 OBO.
Good condition. Call (904)285-3879.

89 CELICA, sunroof, CD, AT, A/C, runs
great, $1700 OBO. 716-2586:
1998 INFINITY Q45, fully loaded, exc.
'condition. Must see to appreciate. $7700
OBO. 247-1284 after 5pm.

2001 ISUZU Rodeo, immaculate cond., 1993 CROWN Victoria, good cond., main-
PW/ PL, cruise, 4DR, AT, hew tires, 2 taihed, records, cold A/C, AM/FM Cass.,
tone ext. paint, $7900. 887-9030. runs great, $2400 OBO. 220-7117.

1990 MERCEDES SE300, exc. condition,
205,000 miles.. $4800 OBO. 813-1200.

2000 TOYOTA Solara, immaculate cond.,
low miles, 4 cyl., AT, PW/ PL, cruise, CD,
new tires, $9800 OBO. 887-9030.
1998 BUICK Century, well maintained, all
power, clean, AC. $4200. 294-4191.

92 RED Mazda MX3, Runs great, need 88 GRAND Marquis Wagon, 5.0, exc.
minor repairs. $900 firm. 260-6530 Iv cond., mechanic owned. $1000 OBO.
msg. or 249-2843. 716,2586.

BOBCAT BOB
Grading, Lawn Installations. Spread
Dirt, Gravel, Lime Rock, Mulch, .Stone,
MUCH MORE! Bob, 334-6091.

FIRST COAST Welding and'Sand Blast-.
Ing. 859-0224.
PIANO LESSONS. All levels. styles &
ages Will come to your home 241-4954.
655-3300.
SEWING MACHINE Repairs. Complete
tune-up. All'makes, all models, $49.50.
241-2112.

TUTTLE HOME
IMPROVEMENTS, INC.
Specializing in all types ol nome repairs.
20 yrs experience Nio Job Too Smallt
Free Estimates. Doug Turlie, 446-0051.
Licensed.

HERMON'S MULTIPLE SERVICE
Specializing in Commercial and Reslden-
tial Cleaning Lawn Care, Auto Cleaning.
Window Cleaning. Janilorial Services, etc
Call Hermon, 246-4238, 612-1755.

ABOVE AND Beyond Housekeeping.
591-5901 or 514-1188.
EXQUISITE HOUSEKEEPING ArfoidaDle
rates. Local references available Please
call 571-7140.
AFFORDABLE WINDOW CLEANING,
13 years experience Reasonable prices.
low minimum 1ales. week nd- appoinrg
menis available, 19041525-7419 \

MATURE WOMAN w/experience look-
ing for private homes to clean. Ref's
available. Call 642-2430.

NEIGHBORHOOD ELECTRICIAN Free
Estimales No lob loo small. Call
19041803-3914

COMPLETE LAWN & Landscape Mainte-
nance. 1-time clean-outs or. year-round
accounts. 12-years professional exp. Free
estimates. Call Kirk 370-0065.
WINSOR LAWN Service, Inc. Competitive
rates. Call Alan. 237-5301.
A NATIVE SUN ,LAWN AND LAND-
SCAPE MANAGEMENT: Total Lawn
Maintenance. Clean-ups, Sodding, Mulch-
ing, Re-planting available. Free estimates.
247-3344.
TIRED OF THE OLD MOW,.BLOW &
GO? GIVE US A TRY. One time, or all
year. Clean-ups, mulch, pine straw, mow,
'trim, edge, shrub trimming, pruning, sod &
hauling. 23yrs. experience. Insured.
PROMPT SERVICE. 207-4037.

"WEEDING"
BEDS and Hedges' Free Esiimales
Call Clay 13521504:6307
WE LISTEN. Landscape by Linus Quality
priced righl. Brmoninly 32233 Discouni
294-2269.
PREFERRED LAWN CARE
Commercial Residentlal. Lawn mainie.
nance, sprnkler systems clean-up.
sod mulch Landscape iigrting
(904)207-2628. 19041430-0007 Licensed.
insured. Free estimates inlo@preierrea-
lawn.com

HERMON'S MULTIPLE SERVICE
Specializing in "Complete Flowerbed
Cleaning and Workover". Call Hermon.
246 4238. 612.1755
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PERSCHEL BROTHERS
.SERVICES, INC.
PROFESSIONAL LAWN service We mow
lawns. Free estimates. 2-460967
PRIME MAINTENANCE. INC. A Prcles-
sional Lawn Mairienan.-e Co FREE
ESTIMATES. 535 2515

C & T Lawn Service 'ear-round service.
mowing, edging. Irimming shrubs mulch.
ing, laying sod Free esiimales Call
246-2412 925 Plaza Drive All Bcn

ED'S LAWNCARE
Dependable Quality Service Reasonabtle
rates. 821-0737
ENDLESS SUMMER Lawncare Free esti-
males. Professional customer senrvce
Mowing, edging, weeding Irimming- Irees.
shrubs. Licensed & insured Residential &
commercial CALL US FIRST! 270-2664.

FORD TEMPO, 46,000 miles. $2995.
Beautiful Cadillac, $2495. 821-2058.
1995 BMW 5251, AT, PS, PW, PL, very
good condition, extra clean, AM/FM, cas-
sette, 6 CD changer, 158,000 miles.
$7250. 249-7265.
.1990 MERCEDES SE300, exc. condition,
205,000 miles.. $4800 OBO. 813-1200.
1993 FORD Thunderbird, new engine, au-
to A/C, CD $1900 OBO. 716-2586.
RARE, RUNNING, restorable. 1969 Ford
Ranchero, $1000. 285-8184.
1969 CJ5 Jeep, $2500. 553-7203.
1987 NISSAN 300ZX, 5-speed. Runs
great. Have all papers. $3250. 305-4236.

BEACHES HOME SERVICES. Painting.
free estimates, work guaranteed, licensed
610-7768.

IF YOU are interested in advertising under
this category please call 904-249-9033 or
email: classified @beachesleader.com

IF YOU are interested in advertising under
this category please call 904-249-9033 or
email: classified@beachesleader.com

DAVID'S POOL Service. Weekly cleaning.
Most residential pools $25/week+ chemi-
cals. Licensed, Insured. Pool clean-ups
our specialty. We make your life a little
easier. 285-0240..
NEW POOL 14'X28' $19,900. Buy today
swim in May. 568-5785.

IF YOU are interested'in advertising under
this category please call 904-249-9033 or
e-mail: classitied@beachesleader.com

ALLIANCE BUILDER Group, Inc. General
Contractor. CGC 1505263. All types of
consiruclon. New nomes, room additions,
eic. Free estimates (904)234-1179.

MASTERS
CARPENTRY & TRIM INC.
State Certified Contractor (Hands-on).
New construction/additions, remodeling,
kitchen & bath, termite damage, Bob,
626-1165.
COASTAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
Remodeling, Renovalions Additions. Cer-
tiled Builder CBC 1253447. 249-7082.
www.cbcjaxbeach.com
TWO M CONSTRUCTION
Repairs, specializing in lermile damage.
246-1529.

I REPAIRS M IMP

PRESSURE WASH homes decks drive-
ways Massey Applicaiions, Inc
403-7389
OCEANSIDE CLEANING INDUSTRIES
Sale root cleaning. Deck & lence
restoration. Pressure wasning Licensea &
Insured Call Kevin 994-0045

I FIREWOOD.

ISLANDER SERVICES
Painting, Interior, exernor. home repair,
oressuie washing. 992-2027. 514-8844.

TWO "M" PAINTING
NEW CONSTRUCTION, remodeling and
repaint. Residential and commercial. Men-
tion this ad. 246-1529.
NATIVE PAINT- expert, residential/ conm-
mercial painting, licensed, insured, refer-
ences. 403-7389.

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