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Table of Contents Section A: Main page A 1 page A 2 page A 3 Section A: Main: Opinion page A 4 Section A: Main: Obituaries page A 5 Section A: Main: Calendar page A 6 Section A: Main: Beach Living page A 7 page A 8 page A 9 Section A: Main: Beach Living: Education page A 10 Section B: Sports page B 1 page B 2 page B 3 Section B: Sports: Classifieds page B 4 page B 5 page B 6 page B 7 Section B: Sports: Classifieds page B 8 Full Text 'MIDWEEK EDITION OCTOBER 11, 2006 haSukkot celebration See A-3 Jags mascot gives lively message See below PONTE Vol. 44, No. 32 VEDRA Serving the communities of Ponte Vedra Beach, Atlantic Beach, Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach and Mayport since 1963 New signs will warn drivers on boulevard: Don't park by LAURA FOWLER STAFF WRITER Within the next few months, four signs will be posted to notify drivers that parking is prohibited along Ponte Vedra Boulevard. One sign will be posted near the Duval County line on the boulevard, one just north of Mickler's Landing, and one at both the Solana Road and Corona Road intersections with the boulevard. The signs alert drivers to a new ordinance approved by the St. Johns Board of County' Commissioners that prohibits parking along the two-lane road. Exceptions to the law include public service vehicles parked for 10 minutes at a time and oversized vehicles that put out traffic cones or use flagmen., Residents may also have their guests park along the road during parties or special events as long as they have a permit from the Sheriff's Office and an off-duty police officer directing traffic. Greg Kennedy, who works on county traffic and trans- portation projects, said the signs will go up once the county receives a written statement of support from the Board of Trustees of the Ponte Vedra Municipal Service District (fMSD). At last month's MSD meet- ing, a sheriff's deputy suggest- ed the signs be posted to noti- fy lawn and maintenance crews of the change in law. The MSD trustees agreed, and asked the county to post signs, which will be of no cost to the MSD. The county approved the no parking ordinance in 2003, prompting a beach access law suit from the Surfrider Foundation. Along with claims that beach access points were blocked by obstructions, Surfrider said the law was too vague and unconstitutional. The Judge threw out that claim, along with several oth- ers and the county was ordered to clear any beach access obstructions. The county later revised the ordinance at the suggestion of its legal department and the Board of County) Commissioners reaffirmed the ordinance earlier this year. NO PARKING REGULATIONS IN EFFECT ON PONTE VEDRA BOULEVARD A parking permit Is required to park in tho Right of Way of Ponte Voedra BouloHvuard. Public Servico Vehicles and Oversized Vehicles parking 10 minutes or less are exempt. St. Johns County Ordinance 2006-68 \,___________ prolo D KATHY HARTMArN Pat Yost (right) hands flowers and a photograph to Louisa Kuhn Saturday at the dedication of the Friends of the Library courtyard in Ponte Vedra Beach. Kuhn and Wayne Galloway (left) were singled out for their contributions to the project. See story, A-7. by IKATHY HARTMAN EDITOR The opponents for a seat on the St. Johns County Commission were relaxed and cordial Monday at a meeting of the Palm Valley Community Association. Ron Sanchez, who ran for county commissioner at least four times before winning the Republican nod last month, said he and his Democratic opponent, Ken Bryan, "don't disagree on ... a lot of the main issues." Sanchez jokingly said there is "one real obvious differ- ence between the two of us," adding, "I'm not going to say what it is." Bryan, who is African- American, smiled at the state- ment by Sanchez, who is white. Nels Frostenson, modera- tor for the informal session, told the District 2, Southwest St. Johns County candidates that the audience would like to understand the men's stances on issues so they could make a choice at the polls Nov. 7. Sanchez, a former talent agent who has his own busi- ness in construction, pointed to his 11 years of experience on several boards in St. Johns County, including the St. Augustine Beach Commission and the Beach Code Enforcement Board. Bryan, who said he has lived in St. Johns County two years, noted his 36 years as a public servant, including sev- eral years in management with the Department of the Navy and his work as deputy director for the President's office in the White House. See CANDIDATES, A-3 Debate continues: Is 7-member board better than 5? by LAURA FOWLER STAFF WRITER : As word spreads about a ref- ererldu'm on the Nov. 7 ballot that could add two members to the, St. Johns Board of County Commissioners, some resi- dents appear to have strong fe~gs .about the proposal. Supervisor of Elections Penny Halyburton spoke about the referendum Monday morn- ing at a meeting of the St. Johns County Civic Association Roundtable in St. Augustine and at a meeting that evening of the Palm Vallev photo by KATHY HARTMAN Penny Halyburton St. Johns County Supervisor of Elections, speaks at Monday's Palm Valley Community Association meeting. Community Association. During the morning meet- ing, only two members of the Roundtable raised their hands in support of the move, which would allow for five commis- sioners elected from single- member districts and two elect- ed county wide. Under the commission's cur- rent structure, the entire coun- ty elects all five commission- ers. "I want to have a way of expressing whether I like some- body or not from another dis- trict," said Joe Ciriello, a Roundtable member who joined several others in expressing opposition to sin- gle-member districts. At the Palm Valley Community Association meet- ing at 148 Canal Blvd., a show of hands was not requested, but at least one person expressed opposition to the proposal. Mary Kohnke, a former St. Johns County commissioner, said that with a seven-member board, "you have all kinds of room for skullduggery." If a commissioner wanted to appear to .be supporting his constituency while actually opposing them, Kohnke said, he or she could get the other commissioners to vote against the issue while voting for it, thus having the issue fail while seeming to remain true to the constituency. A previous, seven-member commission "did this consis- tently despite the Sunshine Laws," Kohnke said. Halyburton did not offer her own opinion on which config- uration of the commission may be better, but she explained the county tried a seven-member in 1988. Just six years later, in 1994, the County Commission adopted a resolution to put a refreendum on the ballot for switching back to five at-large commissioners. They provided several rea- sons for returning to a five- member board, saying that under the se\'en member struc- ture, four out of five voters were excluded from voting for commissioners in other dis- tricts whose decisions had countywide impacts. With voters only voting for three of seven commissioners, "the voter is 'not allowed to vote for even a bare majority of the county commissioners whose votes effect their lives," the resolution states. Also, the resolution stated that returning to a five-mem- ber board would save taxpayers about $300,000 in commis- sioner salaries every four years. Several members of the Roundtable said Monday' that commissioners put this year's referendum on the ballot with virtually no discussion. Commissioner Ben Rich pre- sented the proposal at a March meeting saying it was a prom- ise he made during his cam- paign for county commissioner and he wanted to keep it. "The citizens never asked for this," said former Commissioner Nicholas Meiszer Monday. But Ron Sanchez, the Republican candidate in the District 2 race for county com- missioner, said he constantly heard the request for a seven- member commission on the campaign trail. Sanchez, who defeated incumbent Karen Stern in the Republican primary last month, said he has run for county commissioner four times under both the five and seven member boards. He said' it was much easi- er to campaign for a single- member district race than for an at-large position. "Had I not been self- employed, I wouldn't have been able to run county- wide in any race," Sanchez said. Running under a single- member district "was so much simpler," Sanchez said. Sanchez said single-mem- ber districts may encourage more people to run for county commissioner. Several other ideas for improving representation within the county were floated in Monday's Roundtable meet- ing including nonpartisan elec- tions. Many members agreed that Florida's closed primary laws gi The citizens never asked for this. Former Countiy Commissioner Nicholas Meizer. disenfranchise large percent- ages of voters, especially in a county like St. Johns, which is heavily Republican. Former state representative Doug Wiles, who also spoke at the Roundtable meeting, said some elected officials at the state level are working to change the primary laws, but "it is not likely to hap- pen in our time." One way to make elec- tions in St. Johns County nonpartisan would be to include that provision in the charter that is pro- posed for St. Johns County. Wiles said the biggest challenge in proposing a change in the commission size is informing voters abopt it. "You probably have a pretty fair number of voters in St. Johns County that are going to be surprised when they walk into the voting booth." Mascot tells kids, 'You can' FROM STAFF Jaxson de Ville, the friend- ly, oversized, spotted critter who wears sunglasses and bounces around at Jacksonville Jaguars games, took his peppy message to the Ponte Vedra- Palm Valley auditorium Friday. Without saying a word, the Jaguars' mascot kept things rolling at the assemblies, with help from piped-in music, an over- sized microphone, teachers acting as cheerleaders and a member of the Jaguars staff. Jaxson "came to motivate the children to read to suc- ceed," said Patty Faulk, assis- tant principal at the PV-PV campus of Ponte Vedra-Palm Valley/Rawlings Elementary School on State Road AlA. PV-PV youngsters, who are in kindergarten through sec- ond grade, as well as third graders from the neighboring Rawlings campus, which houses grades three through five, attended the assemblies, many dressed in Jaguars colors. It was so fantastic," Faulk said Tuesday. "He did an awe *' I: pnolo by CHUCK ADAMS Hands flail Friday as four Ponte Vedra-Palm Valley kindergarten teachers left in suspen- sion try to determine their next move. Clockwise from front are Debrah Leonard, Cheryl Charles, Wendy Brodgon and Andrea Bell. some job motivating the stu- dents. The message to chil- dren was that if you can dream it, believe it and do it, you can achieve it, she said. Jaxson gyrated, jumped and pretended to lip sync as members of the audience sang or shout- ed back, as directed. One exercise demon- strated by these :..teachers illustrated the "can do" theme: Each of four teachers Sa sat on the edge of y. one of four folding chairs that were arranged in a cir- cle. As instructed | by Jaxson's helper, each teacher then laid her head on the knees of the teacher behind her. Then the chairs were removed, leaving the teachers in suspension and the audi- ence in laughter. After several moments, Jaxson and his helper assisted the teachers safely to the floor and onto their feet. Jaxson de Ville, who made his debut at Alltel Stadium in 1996, makes about 300 such community appearances every' year, visiting schools, churches, football games and private events. Subscribe and the Ponte Vedra Leader will be delivered to you twice each week with all the news, sports and advertising information for the Beaches. ONE YEAR SUBSCRIPTION: $25 249-9033 1114 Beach Boulevard, Jacksonville Beach, Fla. 32250 Calendar................A-6 Opinion ................A-4 Classified .............B-4 Police Beat ...........A-3 Education ...........A-10 Sports...................B-I Obituaries ............A-5 Weather.............A-2 Copyright 2006 by The Beaches Leader, Inc. 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The cost is.$25, but the shot is free with Medicare Part- B card and picture ID or with - Aetna--insurance'card- andlopic- ture ID.. A ipneuibnia.shot is $40. Yard sale Saturday 'A massive yard sale is sched- uled in the Sawgrass Village parking lot from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. The event is sponsored by Sawgrass Village and the Ponte Vedra Beach Chamber of Commerce and is called "Trash and Treasure Sale.". Members of the community have been- invited, to rent spaces for $25 each ($35 on Saturday). Garage sales in Ponte Vedra Beach normally are limited in some neighbor- hoods, which are private and are behind gates. State rep to speak State Rep. Don Davis from District 18 will be guest speak- er at the Ponte Vedra Beach Chamber's "Lunch & Learn" session at 11:30 a.m. Oct. 18 at the Sawgrass Marriott Resort. The cost, is '$20' for, chamber members"With a reservation and $25 for.membeis without reservation and for guests.' ' Open house'Tuesday The '' Beaches 'Women's Partnership will have an open house 4 p.m.'to 7 p.m. Tuesday at its new office in Neptune Beach.' .I The office is on the east side of Jarboe Park at 1122 Third St., Suite 5. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held at 4:30 p.m. Beaches Women's Partnership is a nonprofit organization that provides free information and referrals to Beaches-area, women and their families in need of help. Women from Mayport to Ponte Vedra who need help and don't know where to turn can call the organization at 249-1450 from 10 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday. Candidates visit PV The two candidates for the District 2 seat on the St. Johns County Commission are scheduled to speak at the meeting of the. Ponte Vedra Beaches Coalition at 10 a.m. Oct. 23. The public is invited to the meeting at the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library. r,,iphe ,rcancigAt.s, .are ,,Ron Ia nchez, who unseated incurn- enthi Ka'ren Stern in last month's Republican primary, and Ken Bryan, a Democrat. Stroke screenings set Life Line Screening will offer stroke screenings Oct. 27 at the Winston Family YMCA in Ponte Vedra Beach. Appointments will begin at 9 a.m. at the YMCA, 170 Landrum Lane. Strokes are the third leading killer in the world and the sec- ond among women. Each screening requires about 10 minutes and is done with ultrasound technology. The cost is $100 for a com- plete vascular screening pack- age, including stroke/carotid artery, abdominal aortic aneurysm and ankle brachial index (hardening of the arter- ies). The package plus osteoporo- sis screening is $129. Pre registration is required. Call 1-800-697-9721. A trip to Europe, via PV Tfihree of Europe's most romantic regions Andalusia, Provence and Tuscany will be .transported to Ponte Vedra Oct, '21 for "European Epicurean," an evening of food, wine and entertainment. The event will be held 6 p.m. to -10 p.m. at the Cultural Center at Ponte Vedra Beach, 50 Executive WVay, with the center's educational programs benefiting. Tickets are $150 per person. For tickets, call the center at 280-0614. "European Epicurean" is funded in part by a grant from the St. Johns County Tourist Development Council. Photo by CHUCK ADAMS Sixth graders Lindsey Grubbs, with her monkey, Lixie, and Abby Gist, with her pet, Eyore, take part in a Blessing of the Animals Oct. 6 at Beaches Episcopal School. The blessings, given to all forms of pets, were administered by Beaches Episcopal Church clergy Jack Miller, Lynne Dukes, Rector Penny Pfab and David Photo by JENNIFER KNOECHEL Laura Goldberg with her dog Jazzy of Disc connected canines performs for the families gath- ered Saturday at Atlantic Beach's Camp Out Under the Stairs. Local,.. -.. Dedicated... Independent... Do what thousands of Ponte Vedra Beach residents have done for over 40 years! Subscribe to the Leader Delivered to your mailbox twice each week Save over 50% off the newsstand price Call 249-9033 or subscribe & renew securely online at THE BEACHES LEADER PONTE VEDRA LEADER. ...your community newspaper ~October 11, 2006 ',*TPnv 7-A The Beacihes Leader/Pont~e Vedra Leader : i October 11, 2006 The Beaches Leader/Ponte Vedra Leader Page. 3A* POLICE BEAT PONTE VEDRA BEACH Lee Basye, 33, also of less, according to a police treatment and issued a cita- report. robbery was reported Oct. 10 A 36-year old Clay County Jacksonville, police said. report. tion-for walking into the patlih in the 1500 block of Beach woman reported a burglary to * of a. moving vehicle, police' Criminal mischief was Proper N. A .43-year-old a vehicle while it was parked A 47-year-old Ponte Vedra, David Robert Garmon,' 43, said. ... reportedd Oct. 7 in the 100 Californiamarintown for a at the south parking lot of the woman reported Oct. 3 that of Atlantic Beach was arrested .. block of Lower Nprth Street. wedding told police that he Guana reserve, that occurred more than $1,0600 in .unau- Sept. 30 and charged with an Samantha Lakisha, Houston,. *. .. ent for a walk on the.beach sunday afternoon. thorized activity had been active warrant for possession 30, of Atlantic Beach was Brandon Paul McCrory, 23, in front of his hotel between According to a report filed charged against -her account and'sale of a controlled sub- arrested Oct. 1 and charged. of Neptune Beach was arrest- midnight and 2 a.m. He was by Deputy Michael Bftler,. using her debit card. She told stance, in the.1800 block of with aggravated battery with ed Oct. 4 and charged with approached by an unknown entry was gained by prying deputies the purchases were Nlayport Road, according to a a deadly weapon in the 100 strong arm robbery in the 200 male suspect who asked for a open a window. Reported made online, police report. block of Ardella Road, accord- block of Third Street,. police cigarette. The suspect struck stolen were a woman's purse ** *. ing to a police report. said. the victim in the back of the containing assorted credit ATLANTIC BEACH Robbery was reported Sept. * head with his hand when he and ID cards, four gift cards, A four-wheeler purchased in 30 in the 300 block of NEPTUNE BEACH JACKSONVILLE BEACH went to get him a cigarette. prescription medication, Georgia with a fraudulent Mayport Road. The victim A 23-year-old woman John Kenneth Wright The victim sustained a severe nearly $500 in cash and sever- check was recovered Sept. 29 told police that the suspect reported a case of indecent Davis, 42, of Jacksonville was laceration to his upper lip and al articles of jewelry. Total after police received a report stole his bike at gun point, exposure Oct. 9. at the foot of arrested Oct. 3 and charged a minor cut on his lower lip. value stolen was $13,527. of a man recklessly driving an threatened to kill him and Oleander Street. with driving with a suspended The suspect fled after unsuc- ATV in the 1600 block of threw the bike into a storage or revoked license as a habitu- cessfully trying to steal the A red Chevrolet Avalanche Mayport Road. shed. Stephen Shane Prevatt, 37, al traffic offender in the 700 victim's wallet and ring. After that was reported stolen from of Jacksonville was arrested block Of Shetter Ave., accord- returning to his hotel room, Fernandina Beach was found Battery was reported Sept. A suspicious fire was report- Oct. 9 and charged with ing to a police report. Davis the victim asked his sister to in a ditch at Palm \'alley Road 29 in the 900 block of ed Oct. 1 in the first block of active warrants for giving pulled his vehicle in front of a drive him to the hospital for and Nature's Way on Atlantic Blvd. The victim told Begonia Street. A fire was false dealing in stolen proper- police cruiser, causing the treatment. Thursday, according to police. police that she was attacked at thought to be burning near a ty, verification of ownership officer to brake to avoid hit- *** The vehicle was found out- 3 a.m. by four unknown men junkyard off West 6th Street of pawned items and burgla- 'ting him and he also ran a Grand theft was reported side the Woodlands subdivi. behind -a grocery store. The but upon closer investigation ry/conveyance to an unoccu- stop sign before he was pulled Oct. 9 in the 1000 block of sion, where a resident of the 'woman said the men hit her it was determined to be a pied structure during a traffic over and arrested, police said. 8th Ave. N. Tools valued at 100 block discovered that his several times, 'pushed her to dock burning at Tide View stop in the 210.0 block of $300 and a credit card were truck had been stolen and it the ground and hit her in the Park. A,trash can on the dock Florida Blvd., according to a Auto burglary was reported stolen. The suspect racked up had been involved in a deadly back with a wooden club. Two was the source, of the fire. police report. Oct. 9 in the 6th Ave. N. end- $1,000 in charges on the card. crash in Atlantic Beach early of the men then held her zone. The victim told police * Thursday morning, down while the other two A pedestrian was struck by a' Steven Thomas Thorton, that he ,placed his keys in a Relta Jeremine Carmichael, The two men who died in removed her clothes. Police vehicle .. Oct. 2 along llth 34, of Jacksonville was arrest- tire well while he went surf- 25, of Atlantic Beach was the crash were identified said th'e victim was not sexu- Street. The victim was wear- ed Oct. 8 and charged with ing. When he returned to his arrested Oct. 6 and charged Saturday by the Atlantic ally assaulted and was able to ing. headphones when he driving with a suspended or vehicle, he noticed that his with possession of cocaine in Beach Police Department. escape, returning later to stepped out in front of the car revoked license and attempt- wallet, $60 cash and a cell the first block of 3rd Street S. The driver was John David retrieve.her clothing..The sus- driven by a 17-year-old boy, ing to flee and elude police in. phone were missing. Griffin, 35, of Jacksonville, pects were. all 30 to 40'years police reported. The man was the 1900 block of Third * and the passenger was Danny -old an'd appeared to be home- transported to the hospital for Street, according to a police Attempted strong armed -r S '1 If ^ Phopf, CMUCK AD Members of the Ponte Vedra Woman's Club and others are ready to show fashions to club members Tuesday at Maggiano's Little Italy in the St. Johns Town Center. The models are (from left in front), Rhonda Morris, Chanel makeup specialist Maria Whatley and Caroline Summrlin., back are,5Stein Mart fashion, pordinatoL La.li lforo eft),.L a Hurt,. ud 'jydnkowski, Kayr'rafLt. Leorni W)lsoo, -Narge Mura y aye Doles Bigalrke Candidate Cont.'froni A-I "It's all honest," he said, "not to say Ron's isn't." Some audience members and the candidates made veiled ref- erences to the campaigns before the primaries, when the race between incumbent Bruce Maguire and Tom Manuel. the eventual Republican winner for District 4, was particularly strident. Both candidates took swipes at the budget recently approved' by the County. Commission. Bryan pledged tha( if elected, he would take an immediate look at "unrestrained budget approvals." "There's so 'much waste in the county," he said. "I think with good fiscal standards . it could be possible that we could roll back taxes." S. anchez jum.ped'on the same bandwagon, noting that esti- mates commissioners used to form the budget were "blown way out of proportion." . ,"I am definitely looking at a rollback as 'soon as possi- ble/' he said. The commission's decision to add to the budget'$3 million for pools also took a beating at the meeting. . Sanchez noted the ."ques- tionable need" for the pools, one-'of which is to be built in Ponte Vedia..- Audience member Ronnie Malin said the vote for the swimming pools "was actually criminal," especially because the same County Commission decided to "take away the biggest swimming pool", by giving away a 7,000-foot-long, 30-foot deep stretch of right of wa alon Ponte Boulevard. The County Commission gave the land to adjacent prop- erty owners, although some persons contended that the land was intended for use as beach parking. Malinm said .that after the commission voted to approve the giveaway, .1'Com'liissioner Ben Rich proposed..:making Ponte Vedra Boulevard a- one- 0ay street and using the sec- ond lane for' beach parking. "He sucked the oxygen out of the room"-with that sugges- tion; Malin said. ' . The 'two candidates are scheduled to speak again'at the .meeting of the Ponte Vedra Beaches Coalition at 10 a.m. Oct. 23 at the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library. Fr.:.,-, by CHUCK ADAMS Rabbi Nochum Kurinsky' (center) and his wife Leah (to his left) of Ponte Vedra Beach gather with other members of Chabad at the Beaches at Adventure Landing in Jacksonville Beach Monday, when they celebrated the Festival of Sukkot. . Law over by LAURA FOWLER STAFF IURITER Much has been mentioned this campaign season about the size of some campaign war chests, but little has been said about what happens to unspent money. Of particular interest has been the disparity between the donations to incumbents Bruce Maguire and Karen Stem and to those of their opponents, who succeeded in ousting the two in the Republican primary last month. According to the Supervisor of Elections Web site, Maguire collected $140,640 compared with $8,560 for Tom Manuel, who won Sept. 5. Ar,, A third candidate in the race for District 4, write-in candi- -date Richard A. Olszewski, has reported contributions of $100. i, ` -In the Distri't 2 rac?,''Stem rport.ed- $'197,470,-, 'Whih compares with $8,970 collect- ed by Ron Sanchez, the Republican victor. Ve-.r.r His Democratic opponent, yourLeader CLAS IEDS atThe Beach Check out the Help wanted section of The Beaches Leader Ponte Vedra Leader ' ns campaign leftovers Ken Bryan, reported contribu- tions of $16,035. According to the Supervisor of Elections office, state law dictates that candidates can use leftover campaign money to pay themselves back for any personal loans made to their campaigns. After that there are several options. Since neither Maguire nor Stern petitioned for their candidacy which would have avoided the qualification fee - ' they can prorate the'contribu- tions and return them to con- tributors. They can also give some to their party and even to the county's general fund. But the most popular option, and the one both Maguire and Stern said they' will select, is to give the money to charity. Stern said this week that once checks finish clearing on- her campaign account, she plans on giving some to West Augustine students for scholar- ships, some to disabled veter- ans and some to an elderly care center in honor of her mother. Maguire said he, too, would give some to disabled veterans in their quest to purchase a new van. He said he also hoped to give some to a few military chari- ties, to the Boy Scouts and to the Salvation Army. Both said they were not sure exactly how much campaign money is left over. They have until Dec.,3 to close their campaign accounts. FiR'T COAST DENTISTRY, PA -i Ag'^ i T 'opAN, FA.,p-r P AAN..p . 5MMRV1NII.rHBSEACHESSINcE 19 -32.0 tHiRb SiT NEPTUNE: BEACH ' 249-3739' " ; ; '" :' " It Is Time For"... h i* m' l - Rahaim s Annual i Fall Extravaganza Sale 30% OFF All Fabric S40% OFF All Wallpaper Oct. 1st Oct. 31st 1952 South 3rd Street ~ Pablo Plaza ~ Jax Beach 247-9500 The Newspapers in Education program (NIE) is a cooperative effort between newspapers and schools to promote the use of newspapers as an educa- tional resource.The Beaches Leader, Ponte Vedra Leader brings you award,- winning coverage of your community directly to your classroom.The news- paper is a "living" textbook which helps our children get excited about learn-' ing what is going on in their community. Students involved in NIE generally do better in their math, reading, and comprehension skills. Let's get 6ur kids involved in our community and get the newspa- per in the classroom. For more information about NIE please contact Linda Borgstede at 249-9033 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com The Beaches Leader The Pontoe Vedra Leader OPINION O.UR,MISSION IS TO PUBLISH A DISTINGUISHED COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER FOR THE BEACHES .October 11, 2006' I www.beachesleader.com tLocally Owned and Operated Serving the Beaches since 1963 THE BEACHES LEADER/FONTE VEDIRA LEADER Letters to the editor: Thank you for picking up litter: To the editor: We live in a wonderful place :As a citizen in Neptune Beach, I and unselfish acts such as these would like 'to commend one of should not go unnoticed. I appre- my fellow citizens for an unselfish date this citizen and all the citb- act. .zens within our beaches commu- Several times every week T have nities that care and never give a witnessed a citizen walking from thought to any recognition the Indian Woods subdivision I look forward to crossing toward Florida Avenue while on paths with the next communi- her morning walk picking up lit- ty hero. ter along her path. She always Until then, brings a small bag to collect the Fred "Fel" Lee litter and goes out of her daily Citizen & Councilor walking path to make our city a City of Neptune Beach cleaner place to live. Help with the Friends' book sale To the editor: Sights and ,sounds at the beach are wonderful ... birds cir- cling, surf crashing and children playing in the sand. We've got more than our share of beautiful sunrises and gorgeous sunsets. As a life-long reader, there's another beach sight that brings a huge smiie to my face. When I see the banner go up at the Beaches Branch Library in October and April, 1 know that I'll soon be surrounded by thou- sands of good books. I'm one of 100 people who donate '1000 hours to, make each FOBBL Donated Book Sale happen. I've already helped unpack hundreds of small paperbacks, and am impressed by the variety of titles and authors. Many of the books are in wonderful condition. They would make perfect gifts for the readers in your life or additions to your own collection. I can't wait to get into the fray later this week when we unload and unpack thousands of hard covered fiction books. Hundreds of boxes of non-fic- Glad to manage t To the editor: i We at, Signature Entertainment "'are 't9riled 'to have been selected to manage the St. Augustine Amphitheatre, which is due to open early next spring. Our team of talented professionals. have gained their experience and built.their repu- tations within the entertain- ment, theatrical and venue- operation fields at facilities ranging from Madison Square Garden to World Golf Village. The newly revitalized Amphitheatre will celebrate St. Augustine and contribute to the i arts, culture and quality of life for the residents of, the First Coast and serve as an attraction for the tourists who vacation in our area. The shared philosophy of the Amphitheatre staff is to provide an overwhelmingly positive and professional experi- ence while offering diverse pro- gramming from popular nation- al and international concerts to locally produced festivals, the- atrical productions, fundraisers for non-profit organizations, community workshops, and special events. Rental rates will .be scaled to accommodate requests for use of the stage, half-house or full-house capaci- ty, entrance plaza or the adja- cent grounds. The members of Signature Entertainment are passionate about the role the Amphitheatre should play in the development' tion will be waiting for our attention,' too. I always find some. good DVDs, CDs and videos. I wonder what I'll find , this sale. Members of the Sorting Committee that meets weekly say that there are lots of really great books waiting to be discovered this sale. I'm ready for the challenge. I encourage other Beaches Leader readers to help the Friends of the Beaches Branch of the Jacksonville Public Library raise money for unfunded mate- rials and programs at the Neptune Beach library. Not only will we help the community, but we'll find hours of good reading in our immediate futures. I'll be shopping on Friday and Saturday between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. I wouldn't miss the chance to get even more gpod books on Sunday at the Bag Day clearance sale, It's a reader's dream a gro- cery bag filled with books for only $7. I1 bet you can't buy just one! Wendy Warner Jacksonville Beach he Aniphiheail tte of the arts and culture. We share the belief that working with Spiral -tto treati-g -qually1' prb- gramming for our residents and visitors to our region. Therefore, it is our goal to help these organizations expand their patron base through marketing and promotional activities, such as encouraging event packages to coincide with existing local daytime events and introducing compatible evening events at the Amphitheatre. Signature Entertainment will launch a variety of initiatives, including serving as a catalyst for local start-up festivals that celebrate' music, dance and regional history, and. working with ethnic groups to develop heritage festivals inspired by the birthday of St. Augustine or a Hispanic Arts Festival similar to the Regalos Festival. Rental rates will be based on a series of cate- gories and will be scaled in order to provide local non-profit organizations the most compet- itive rental rates possible. Establishing a sense of com- munity, encouraging a solid vol- unteer core, offering a student internship program and adher- ing to quality programming standards ate all part of the commitment of Signature Entertainment. Bruce Lucker Ponte Vedra Beach THE BEACHES LEADER PONTE VEDRA LEADER Kathleen Feindt Bailey Editor, The Beaches Leader Thomas Wood Pident and Publisher .Editorial Chuck Adams Talia Dahlke Robert DeAngelo Rex Edmondson Bob Fernee Laura Fowler Alice Gartland John Hardebeck Jennifer Knoechel Kristin MacCaull Liza Mitchell Kathy Nicoletti Hal Newsome' Wimpy Sutton'd Ann Von Thron Roger Walker Johnny Woodhouse Composition Amy Bolin Pat Dube Bernice Harris Ted Lamb Linda Borgstede Director of Sales Karen Stepp 1ce President Display Ad Sales Pete Bryant Joanne Jund Kathy Moore Angela G. Smith Business Office Char Coffman Classified Advertising & Subscription Sales Marie Adams Gloria Davis' Cherry Jones Katy Stark Circulation Steve Fouraker Kathleen Hartman Editor, Ponte Iedra Leader Jennifer Wise Nice President Distribution Anya Braun Eric Braun Randy Dedman Jenna. Highland Karen Holland Jimmy Howle Donny Milliken John Newsome Betsy Perry Kevin Phinney Gerald Tierney PIIssRoom Paul Corey Scott Sanders Daniel Fanning Justin WRay 249-9033 -~ jw .-a SCopyrighted Material SSyndicated Content lable from Commercial News Providers" Seeing red can be fun for all oston has its Red Sox. Nearly everywhere has some'Red Hats. The birth of the Red Hat Society and its local chapters were covered in our February 24, 2006, issue. Lots more background and foreground appear at this women's organization's Internet Web site, redhatsoci- ety.com. Suffice it to say here that the Red Hatters FUNdamental objective of having a good time is being pua6ued locally with enthusi- asm. For instance, one of the Jacksonville Beach chapters, the Red Rubies Hatitudes, enjoyed a cruise down the Intracostal Waterway (ICW) on September 23. For this, they rented a pontoon craft, which, naturally, was paintedred and went well with their red hats and purple shirts. Thus outfit- ted, they sailed from Beach Marine south to the Palm Valley Bridge,A ., ... , Te skipper ar. -heniper- son was Red Hatter ienel, aka Captain G. While she skillfully steered the "ship" on the voyage, the rest of this jolly crew enjoyed submarine sandwiches, etc., JOHN HAu svzCK COLUMNIST even though they stayed above the water's surface. That was a good thing, since there was a "log" ?) floating nearby that looked suspiciously like a gator, although they were a long way from Gainesville. The chapter's queen, Marie, said that, en route, they spot- ,ted o her wildlife-of the.4Wid persuasion; nanmelry,egIs.andI seagulls. She mentioned t'at they also admired the canal- side mansions: "We took pic- tures of the one we each thought would be wonderful to own. Another daydream!" Evidencing the popularity of IC\V boating, an empty slip at .a canal-side grille was unavail- able, so there was no shore excursion. Nevertheless, it was evidently a pleasurable "red sail in the sunset." -for the Ladies In Red as they chugged homeward in the afternoon. The Red Hat Society has spread to other countries, but I doubt it's gotten to communist nations such as Russia, where the good humor philosophy of the RH sisterhood is probably needed more than anywhere. The whole nation is greatly grouchy, which doesn't speak well of Lenin's system. A chap- ter aboard would certainly have lightened the atmosphere of cruises I took in the early Nineties on the Volga and Dnieper rivers. If Red Hatters could cut through the red tape and grad-* uate to a Russian cruise, they'd s )4-make om nbulppy ds se for a range. 11 f-ea ,n' retfficddbYristhi'dhk of those ridiculous fur hats would raise the Ruskies' spirits, too. When I don the one 1 brought back, it looks like I have a cat on my head. Georgia hosts Octoberfest Oktoberfest in, Alpine Helen in Georgia is wunderbar! It's not just one evening of German food, drink, and fun, it's "The World's 'Longest Oktoberfest," a seven-week orgy of oom-pah- pah music, enthusiastic polka dancing, and endless con- sumption of derman beer, sausages, and Sauerkraut. Though I wasnever particu- larly fond of Bavarian music, I looked forward to visiting .Helen because I had heard so much about this little, but pic- turesque, city. At the invitation of my son's father-in-law, my husband and I, and nine members of our extended family spent a week at a golf resort In Clarkesvllle, which is about 15 miles from Helen. The night of our arrival, five of us decided to venture into Helen to see if it indeed was as much fun as we were told.- Call it nostalgia for the country I left behind as a teenager, I was enchanted as soon as we arrived. The center of Helen charmed us with its buildings' red roofs, ginger- bread trim, and glorious flower beds and planters, reminiscent of a small Bavarian village. At night it was magical, like a lit- up Disney creation. Horse- drawn white carriages added to the ambience. The more than 200 shops in downtown Helen offer col- lectibles and gifts, ranging from Hummel figurines, beer steins, cuckoo clocks, Bavarian crystal, and German food to kitchy T-shirts and funny hats. Plans for Helen's current alpine appearance were made in 1968 when a group of local businessmen decided to trans- form their bleak and dreary town to attract more visitors. A resident artist, who had been stationed in Germany during World War II," came up with the idea to change the exterior of the buildings to alpine- styled architecture, similar to. the villages he had seen in, Bavaria. Everyone agreed and 'within a week the transforma- tion began. Shop owners paid for their own work and the city paid for the town streets, lights DORIS MANUKIAN GUEST COLUMNIST and planters. The resulting European charm and sur- rounding beauty of the Noith Georgia mountains made Helen a true Cinderella town and popular destination for visitors from all over the United States. The first Oktoberfest in Helen was held in 1970 when two businessmen gathered a group of friends at a beer gar- den, provided a keg of beer, invited a polka band to play, and the annual festival was on its way. With each following year, Oktoberfest grew and grew. By 1979, the festivities moved to the Festhalle (festival hall), located on the banks of the Chattahoochee River. Though Helen has a small population of about 350, the city and surrounding White County host an estimated 1.5. million visitors each year of which about 40,000 attend the Oktoberfest. Our first visit to the Festhalle made me a convert. Oh, what fun! We sat" on rusty metal folding chairs and shared our- - long picnic table with fellow' tourists. About 750 people crowded the hall. There was 'much laughter, mouth-water- ing smells of grilled sausages, and constant clinking of beer steins to the shouts of "Prost" (Cheers). ' u. Bt the best part was the music. On weekdays, the band .plays from 6-10:30; p.m.; on weekends the musicians begin at 1 p.m. and provide enter- tainment until 'nearly mid-' night. A total of 11 different German bands play over the Oktoberfest's 7-week duration. Once the music began, there was never a lapse in perform- ance. -And it wasn't just dance music that was offered. The band members demonstrated their skills on cow bells, on meters-long Alphorns, and var- ious other instruments. It was fabulous and at times very funny. When the band took a much needed 'break, another musician came on to continue the entertainment. Many of the visitors who were of German ancestry wore Lederhosen or dirndl dresses and traditional green felt hats with feathers and various deco- rations. Others sported a vari- ety of funny hats, probably purchased at Helen's numer- ous stores or in the Festhalle. At frequent intervals, the entire audience stood up, raised their' beer steins high and belted out the traditional "Eins, Zwei, G'suffa (one, two, down it) Zicke, zacke, zicke, zacke, hoi, hoi, hoi Oktoberfest is wunderbar!" I felt as if we were in the Hofbrauhaus in Munich. Towards the end of the evening the announcer said: "There is no festival without a parade." And so the audience got up and formed a conga line. Hundreds joined in as we paraded through the huge hall, led by a young man waving the American flag. .When the parade ended, the musician invited everyone to join in the singing of "God Bless America." Here we were, cele- brating a uniquely German tra- dition, yet being reminded of what and where we were. It was patriotic and emotional. Our family spent another. two nights at the Oktoberfest and everyone loved it. I can't wait to go back to Heletn. I may even dig out my 40 year old dirndl dress from the depth' of my closet and dance a vigor- ous Polka.'. . The 2006 Oktoberfest will be held from through Nov. 5. For information call the Helen Welcome Center at 800-858- 8027. ., PHIL HUDGINS COLUMNIST Some things are just too hard to explain A few days before I was to speak to the White County Historical Society in Cleveland, Ga., I asked Shirley if she happened to save a series of stories I did 34 years ago on North Georgia folklore. I had interviewed peo- ple all over North Georgia and written about folk medicines and weather lore and story- tellers and ballad singers and mule skinners and even a water dowser. I can imagine what you're thinking: "You expect your wife to remember if she clipped certain stories 34 years ago." You see, I had a pretty good idea she clipped them, even if she couldn't remember. She is a clipper. She learned from her mother. Both of them clipped my stories and columns over the years. I never did, unless I needed them for future refer- ence at work. But they clipped them, along with stories about friends' weddings and engage- ments, recipes they liked, and news items about people they knew, if only slightly, in the military or business or whatev- er. Yes, it turned out, she had clipped those- folklore stories, but ;e didn't know where they were because someone - I'm the only other person in the house had stuck them Lord knows where. So she began to rummage through a box of her mother's clippings. There they were. And right on top was a story about the late Frank Reid of White County, Ga., a teller of stories, observer of weather signs and keeper of the faith. The clippers had come through again. And the subject of my talk was ready. Almost. Three hours before I was to leave for White County, a little voice in my head suggested I look through a bunch of tape recordings in my study. I did, and all of them were profes- sional recordings, mostly of music. All except one. On the back of that tape was scribbled, in my handwriting, "Mr. Reid." Of all the interviews I record- ed for the folklore series there must have been a dozen of them -- I apparently saved one tape, the one with Frank Reid's slow, pleasant drawl telling me, among other things, that if a chicken lies down in the sun, it's probably going to rain. May have been chance. Poet James Joyce said, "Chance fur- nishes me what I need. I am like a man who stumbles along; my foot strikes some- thing. I bend over and it is exactly what I want." May have been serendipity. May have been luck. May have been, well, I don't know. A friend of mine believes we need to pay attention to these little signs finding things just at the right time, just when we need them or we need a good word because they're saying we're on the right track. All I know is, thanks to two notorious newspaper clippers and one conspicuously placed tape recording, Frank Reid, gone for many, many years, spoke again last Thursday night in Cleveland, Ga. Send letters to: The Editor, The Leader, RPO. Box 50129, Jacksonville. Beach, FL32240, or send e- Smail to editor@beach- esleader.cornm ' Lengthy letters may be edited as space requires. We will not consider letters that do not bear a signature and address and we request a phone num- ber for verification. Paoe 4A ;i; VL/hILBLLe1.c LaeP e a OB iTnUAIE ,/ .r. ,, "+" n L Rita Berry Her "'Hank." -Fehling I: Toni F Poppell Rita Berry, 77, died Oct. 4, 2006 at her home. Berry had been a flight attendant and 'worked for many years with the Navy League, traveling extensively throughout the United States. She was a member of the Ardisia Circle of the Garden Club of Jacksonville, a mem- ber of Christ Episcopal Church and worked with the Guardian Ad Litem program. Berry was active in many' areas of the Episcopalian Church, participating in Episcopal Church Women, Cursillo Ministry, Nutcracker Marie .Henderica Ravqo, 90, died Sept. 29, 2006, surround-' ed by her family. She,was born to Hendrik and Marie Goudkade in Hoboken, N.J., on Oct. 7, 1915. After residing in Amsterdam, Ravoo lived in - Jacksonville Beach from 1951 to 1980. She and her husband, Harry Ravoo, owned and operated. Ravoo's Cabinet Shop on 9th Street South. The Georgiy.G. Gazaryants, 54, a former resident of Ponte Vedra Beach, died at his home in Jacksonville Oct. 8, 2006. Gazarvants was born in Baku, Azerbaijan and immi- grated to the United States in 1991 with'his wife and family. He was employed as a civilian at the Mayport Naval Base. Gazarvants is survived by his wife of 23 years, Larisa; two children, Anait Gazaryants and Ballet, Solo Flight and many mission trips. Her passion in life was Cuba and the Cuban people. She made many trips to Cuba on behalf of the Diocese as well as on her own, according to family, who said she had an exuberant and loving person- ality and will be missed by her family and many friends. A Memorial service celebrat- ,ing Berry's life will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Christ , Episcopal Church. Arrangements entrusted to Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home. Katherine Davis McCondichie Katherine Davis McCondichie diedin Atlanta Oct. 5, 2006. She was born June 28, 1933 in Milledgeville, Ga. McCondichie was very involved in Christ Episcopal Church in Ponte Vedra Beach, where she was a. long-time member of the altar guild. She, was an active member of the Ponte Vedra golf and rac, quet club apn an avid traveler and hiker. McCondichie was the co- founder of Trax Inc., and fur- nished the name for the heavy equipment company located in Atlanta. .She also co-funded McCondichie Properties. Surviving are her husband, Hayne D.' McCondichie; daughters and .sons-in-law, Gail and Ben Hawkins, Alexa and John Flinchbaugh, Susan and Glenn Warren, Steve and Donna McCondichle;, 11 grandchildren and one great- grandchild. Funeral services were held at Christ Episcopal Church ' Oct. 7. The family received friends at the Hardage- Giddens Funeral Home earlier in the day. She was interred in Memory Hills Cemetery, Milledgeville, Ga., Oct. 9. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Christ Episcopal Church pre-school. '.couple .moved to Zellwood SStation .in 1980. Ravoo was predeceased by her husband and her brother, J.C. ''Dutch" Goudkade. She is survived by her gon, A.H. "Tom" Ravoo, da'ughter-in- law Linda. and granddaughter 1s'ti','I all f Orlandd6.:' e aso i suvived by brotheis- in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces and. nephews in the Netherlands. Her family and friends will always remember her special gift of gourmet cooking and knitting, said the family. '.There will be a memorial remembrance for Ravoo later this year. Her family is' grateful to Team 194 Vitas' Hospice and suggests that memorial contri- butions be made to Vitas Healthcare Corp., Suite 200, 5501 Adamson St., Orlando, FL 32804. Arrangements by Dove Cremation Services, Orlando. Konstantin Gazaryants, all of Jacksonville; other relatives in the U.S., Armenia and Russia;, many friends and his faithful dog, Acey. Visitation will be from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturday at the Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home. A celebration of Gazaryants' life will begin at 12 p.m. Henry W. "Hank" Fehling 111, 80, of Ponte Vedra Beach died in his home of kidney failure Oct. 5, 2006. The son of Henry W. Feeling, Jr. and Mildred Mella Fehling, he was born in Philadelphia on Oct. 10, 1925. Felling was the father of three sons: William R. Rehling, Chairman of the St. Johns County School Board; James H. Fehling, Midwest Regional Sales Manager for the Medical Imaging Division of Toshiba America Medical Systems; and Richard E. Fehling, United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Formerly Director of Personnel for Bachman Foods in Reading, Pa., Fehling retired to Naples, Fla., with his wife, J. Carol Fehling, in 1995. Prior to beginning his work with Bachman Foods in 1959, Fehling ended his military career with the U.S. Army. He .had been an MP in the Army's Criminal Investigation Department during World War 11 and was a Special Agent in the Army's Counter-intelligence Corps during the Korean Conflict. For years, Fehling worked with the youth of Berks County, Pa., by coaching little league football and baseball. He also served as a member of the Wilson Joint School System Authority in West Lawn, Pa., in the early 1960s. Fehling is.survived by his wife of 54 years, J. Carol Fehling; his sister, Adele Dracha of Naples, Fla.; his three sons; three daughters-in-law, Marcia Binder, Jodee Culberson and Kathy Fehling; and nine grand- children, Jake, Matt, Geoff, Samantha, TJ, Michael, Kiki, Madison and Ali. Shortly .before his death, Fehling told his family he most wanted to be remembered for making people smile. He will be, said his family. A Memorial Service will be held at 11 a.m. Nov. 24 in the Ocean View Room and on the beach at-the Cabana Club in. Ponte Vedra Beach, with private disposition of the remains thereafter. In lieu of flowers, donations should be made to Community Hospice of Northe, 4114 Sunbeam Road Jacksonville, FL 3225 Services. under th of Quinn-Shalz Fune Ruby Hazel Searcy , Ruby Hazel Searcy, born in Boston, Ga., Sept. 5, '1942, died Oct. 4, 2006 at Archbold Memorial Hospital in Georgia. Searcy was an office manager and bookkeeper for Searcy Heating and Air. She drove a ,school bus for 1:0 years for Thomas County Schools. Searcy was the daughter of the late Guy Middleton Seago and -Rnb1'"i Hazel ", Pestill-" r -6f '.cksdo ir'll'd -Behtch, 1o' 'hi- vives. She also is survived by her husband, Jimmy, Searcy. In addition, Searcy is survived' by a daughter and son-in-law, Julie and Danny Dukes 'of Thomasville, Ga.; -sons and daughters-in-law, Jimn Searcy of Coolidge Jerry and Jennifer Pavo, Ga.; and gra Kristen Dukes, Bro Rhett Searcy, Erin 'Searcy IIl, Taylo.r S Dukes and Ashley D Services were heli Allen & Allen Fune The family received 5 at the'let'lbkhom Meiemo6riai's" ny the National Kidney of Georgia, 2951 Fl S., Suite 211, At 30341-4146. Arrangements b) Allen Funeral Home. Jamnes Neal Nichol James Neal Nichol, 59, died on Oct. 9, 2006. A resident of Neptune Beach, Nichol was retired from the Federal Department of Housing' and .Urban Development where he served as director of commu- nity and urban planning. Born in Oak. Ridge, Tennessee on 'June 15, 1947,' Nichol earned a BA degree in Liberal Arts, as well as a MA in Urban Planning from the University of Tennessee Knoxville and a MA in Business Administration from the University of South Carolina. He was also a retired captain in the Army Corps of Engineers Reserves. He was preceded in death, by his father, H Nichol. He is survi mother, Margaret N of Neptune Beach Toni F. Poppell, 57, a resi- dent of Neptune Beach, died Oct. 5, 2006 in Orange Park Hospital. Poppell's passion in life was her love and caring for chil- dren. She was well known at the beach as "Miss Toni." Over the past 30 years she cared for many children as young as 6 weeks old and watched them grow into ado- lescence and adulthood. She "will be missed by all of them. Poppell is survived by'her mother, Mary F. Williams of Jacksonville Beach; daughter, Debbie" S. Poppell of Middleburg; son-in-law, Wesley Stringfellow of Atlantic Beach; three grand- sons, Braridon Schmidt, Bradley Stringfellow and Lexington Keeton; her beauti- ful ballerina granddaughter, Krissanna Stringfellow;, aunts, cousins and many friends she dearly loved. Poppell was predeceased by her daughter, Missy Messer, and her husband, Herbgrt C. Poppell. jX, A Memorial Service will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in Community Presbyterian Church of Atlantic Beach. In lieu of flowers, donations'may be made to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, 8392 Baymeadows Road, Jacksonville, FL 32256. Services under the direction Quinn-Shalz Funeral Home. Frederick William Tibbitts I . ast Florida, Frederick William Tibbetts I, Suite 101, died at his Ponte Vedra Beach 57. home Oct. 4, 2006. J e direction Tibbetts graduated from b eral Home. Bloomington (.111.) High School and received a degree in Finance from the University of Illinois. He was a graduate 'of the Schopi of Banking at the University of Wisconsin and the Institute of Financial Management, Cambridge, Mass. Tibbetts enjoyed a 'long n and Kathy career in the banking indus- , Ga., and try,. He served as president of Search of the Peotone (Ill.) Bank and andchildren Trust Company from 1973 to oke Searcy, 1993, and remained on the Searcy, Jim Board of Directors from 1973 earcy, Matt to the-time of his death. ukes.. Tibbetts was active in many d Oct. 6 at community and banking *ral Chapel. organizations, providing lead- friends Oct. ership in .various church, ey a)U I school 'charitable ,and ,Scout e made to .activities, He.wasa-director of Foundation the Will County '(111.) Easter owers Road Seal Society, director of the lanta, GA, Bensenville (11l.) Home Society, president- :of the y Allen & Peotone Chamber of Commerce and treasurer of his local community school district' and the Salvation Army. '' '" Tibbetts served as president of the Illinois. Bankers Association Group Two. .He was a member of Kiwariis Club, and a, fifty-year member larry Hite of the Masonic Lodge andd lived by his Bloomington (11l.) Consistory. Neal Nichol Tibbetts was predeceased by ; daughter his first wife, Joan Jessica Neal Niclol of ..Montreal, Canada; brothers Harry Douglas Nichol of' Knoxville, Tennessee and . David Wendel. Nichol of Daphne, Alabama;' sister Elsa Nichol Spraiter of Neptune, Beach, and six 'nieces and nephews. A Memorial Service will be held 4 p.m. Thursday in Quinn-Shalz, A Family Funeral Home, 3600 Third Street South, Jacksonville Beach. Services under the care of Quinn-Shalz Funeral Home. I comes first. You'll get a full year's Interest paid to you just 21 days after opening. * 12 month term , * $5,000 minimum to open 5 * Interest deposited to your [ savings In 21 days return on your money all in advance ^jFLORIDA TELCO J A Community Credit Union 10 Locations including Intracoastal West 127402 12 Allantic Blvd (' Girvin Road 723.6300 www.flaridatelco.org PPY Al.&,,I 0,iiri'tr g. 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The event will raise awareness and money for breast cancer research. A Pink Ladies team is being formed for the 12th annual North Florida Komen Race For the Cure,,a 5K run/fitness walk that begins at 8 a.m. Oct. 21 at Metropolitan Park. You can register for this event at : id= 1342066&subeventid=711466&team id=3 02920>. Wednesday, Oct. 11 Florida Fall: Roseann McFarland, from Proctor Ace Floral Emporium II, presents "Florida Fall" at 10 a.m. at the Ribault Garden Club, 705 2nd Ave. N., Jacksonville Bealch. This Fun with Flowers program costs $15, and reservations are required. Attendees are asked to bring their own clippers. Get acquainted: Newcomers of the Beaches, an organization for women who are new to the area, will hold a luncheon at 11 a.m." at the .Casa Marina Hotel, 691 First Street North, Jacksonville Beach. Executive Director of the. Beaches Museum and History Center Holly A. Beasley will give a slide presen- tation. For information, call Bonnie Lynch at 904-821- 9002. Yoga at GTM: Effective today, yoga classes are being offered 'at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Guana Tolomato Matanzas (GTM) Environmental Education Center through the Friends of the QTM Reserve. The mother- daughter team of Sally and Spring Saldana will be the instructors. The Saldanas will teach hatha yoga in a 75- minute class for beginners on up. The cost will be $10 per class. Participants need to bring a mat, beach towel and water. For information, call 904-823-4500. Thursday, Oct. 12 Design event: AIGA Jacksonville plays host to "Cocktails & Creatives," a happy hour-type event for the local design community. AIGA invites anyone interested in design to the Lemon Bar at Seahorse Oceanfront Inn, 120 Atlantic Blvd., Neptune Beach from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Entry is free, but guests must be 21 or older.' Visit wwwy.jacksonville.aiga.org for information. - G.O.P. meets: The Republican Club of the Beaches meets at Adele Grage Cultural Center, 716, Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Beach. A 6:30 p.m..social precedes the 7 p.m. meeting. Scheduled to speak are judicial candidates Virginia Norton,' Dawn Hudson, John Merrett 'and David L. Thompson. For .information, call Ed Raube at 246-7979. Red Hats: The first of three Red Hat events over three days,. Foxes Night Out, begins at 5:30 p.m. at the Longhorn Steakhouse on Marsh Landing Parkway. That's followed by Women's Health Experience from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Hyatt Regency. For. tick- ets, call 800-707-7040, ext. 2228, or visit' www.women- shealthexperience.com. At 4 p.m. Saturday, "Menopause the Musical" is offered for $38.50. Contact Trece Hill at 519-0097. Friday, Oct. 13 Book sale: A three-day sale of gently used books, offered by Friends of the Beaches Branch Library, begins at the Beaches Branch Library, 600 Third Street, Neptune Beach. Doors of the Eloise Clairboine Community Room will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. A pre- view sale for members will be offered from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday. Memberships will be available at the door for $5. Bag Day, where shoppers may fill a standard grocery bag with books and other items for a bargain basement price, is Sunday. Croaker tournament: The 23rd annual Croaker Tournament, sponsored by American Legion Post 129 and open to the public, begins with a captain's meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Post, 1151 4th St. S., Jacksonville Beach. The competition, in which every boat wins a prize, will be held Oct. 14 and Oct.' 15. 'Entry deadline is Oct. 13. Prizes will be awarded at a Sunday fish fry that begins at 5 p.m. Numbers to call are 249-2266 and 242- 0544. Flower 'show: The Ribault Garden. Club holds .its 67th annual Flower Show from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 1 'p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. The Club is located at 705 2nd Ave. N., Jacksonville Beach. The show, which is free and open to the public, is entitled "Waterways of the World." The event will be judged by nation- ally accredited judges. There will be a plant sale in addition to the Flower Show. For infor- mation, call Joyce Totter at 904-247-1865. Lemony Snickers: "Lemony Snickers Day" will be celebrated at The Bookmark in Atlantic Beach as the 13th book in the "Series of Unfortunate Events" is released. The Bookmark will serve lemon bars and Snickers starting at 3 p.m. In the last installment, the Beaudelaire Barb is another Year Youneer! .. LOVE led orphans and Count Olaf are stranded on an island. Find out if they are safe and con- quer your triskaidekaphobia by being at The Bookmark. Woman's Club gaming night: The Jacksonville Beaches Woman's Club holds Casino Royale from 7' p.m. to 10 p.m. at its facility, 1315 2nd Ave. N. Tickets, which will be available at the door, are $25. Donations are tax deductible, and proceeds help support local charities and scholar- ships. Call 223-4843 for infor- mation. Dallas and Dacie Watterson ' competed in the Sunburst Beauty Pageant Sept. 30, 2006 at Regency Mall. Dallas, 4. received $250 paid entry to state and was a runner-up. Dacie, 1, received $250 paid entry and 2nd place. Also, winning Best Personality and Smile. Marc and Christina Watterson of Jax Beach are the proud parents. Open house at "A CHARLES GALLERY" and "ARCHWAY FRAMING" Friday, OCTOBER 13th. 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, located 228 third ave. north, Jacksonville Beach, Fla. 32250. Featur- inq artist Steve Dqrssen, Joan Trout, Ruth Bomberq, Janet Biolko, Huqo Verkerk, Bonnie Yoles, Mike Sullivan, Charles Paone, Vincent Dolan and Terese Marie. il IS Betty Griffin House Fashion Show Luncheon Gentle, Quality.Dental Care in a Friendly Atmosphere Dr. Michael Dukes Serving beaches residents for over ,rn .i -4i . SW PATIENTS WELCOME! Cosmetic Dentistry -'Crowns Bridges Dentures Root Canals. Implants Emergency Dentistry I ublix i 100 Royal Palms Drive, [ Atlantic Beach Atlantic Blvd. m_ WW I 2 & ,If&e We 0X. SATURDAY, [ OCTOBER 21, 2006 YQr 8:00 AM 2:00 PM Rain or Shine Come and Join Us Crafts Include: PHOTO SQBMITAED Erika Rumsey models clothing from Stein Mart's latest collection for the "Betty Griffin House. Fashion Show Luncheon to be held Thursday, Oct. 26 at 11 a.m. at Marriott Sawgrass Ponte Vedra. Call Florie 543 1086 for reservations. MEETINGS Wednesday Art association: The Pablo Towers Art Association meets from 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. Call 246-4158 for information. Cancer support group: The Cancer Support Group at Baptist Medical Center Beaches meets at 6 p.m. at the Florida Cancer Center in Medical Office Building B on the hospi- tal campus. Call 247-2910 for information. Family Fun Hour: The GTMh Reserve hosts a Family Fun Hour from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. the third Wednesday of each month. This hour of stories, activities and nature crafts is suitable for ages 4-10. The event is open to groups, but reservations are required. The GTNM Reserve Environmental Education Center is located at 505 Guana River Road off A1A, 17 miles south of Butler Boulevard or eight miles north of Vilano Beach. For informa- tion call 904-823-4500. Sons of Italy The Sons of Italy Beaches Lodge 2821 con- ducts its general meeting at 7:30 p.m. the third Wednesday of every month at the Adele Grage Cultural Center, 716, Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Beach. s Its next meeting will be Oct. 1 18. A social time starting at 6:30 precedes each meeting. Anyone, male or female of Italian heritage or not, who is interested in attending is wel- s come as a guest. For informa- tion, call 904-242-4929. Toastmasters: Toastmasters of Ponte Vedra meets from 7:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. in the administration building of the Ponte Vedra Inn and Club. Coffee is served. For more information, call Michael Steele at 904-910-1982, or visit http://pontvedrabeach.free- s toasthost.net. VFW Auxiliary: The Ladies Auxiliary of the Greater Beaches \VFV Post 3270 meets t the second Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at 915 8th Avenue South, Jacksonville Beach. Members are encour- aged to bring a guest. For information, call 249-7366. Yoga for health: Yoga for f Health & Healing is offered. from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Neptune Beach Senior Activity Center. The class is designed for.those reluctant to attend a regular class but want . to learn the fundamentals of yoga. For more information, contact Leslie Lyne at the Senior Activity Center, 270- 1688, or call the teacher, Nancy Rathburn, at 386-6453. Thursday Kiwanis Beaches: The Kiwanis Club of Jacksonville Beaches meets at noon at Selva Country Club, 1600 Selva Marina, Atlantic Beach. Visit www.beacheskiwanis.com for information. Friday Jacksonville Singles Dance Club: The Jacksonville Singles Dance Club meets from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 1501 Hendricks Ave., Jacksonville. Admission is $8, $7 for mem- bers. For information, call 779- 1234 or email email@example.com. Recovery, Inc.: Recovery, Inc., a mental health support group, meets at 6:30 p.m. at St. Paul's Catholic Church's Family Life Center, 578 1st Ave. N., Jacksonville Beach. Call 247-3299 for information. Senior tennis: Tennis for sen- iors is being offered from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Huguenot Tennis Center in Jacksonville Beach. For information, call Moe at 247-6221. Saturday Adopt-A-Rescued-Kitty: Kittens and cats that have been veterinarian-checked and test- ed, and that have shots and been neutered, are available for adoption from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at PetCo at Atlantic and Kernan boulevards. Sunday Depression support: Depression Bipolar Support Alliance-Jacksonville Beaches meets at 5:30 p.m. at Beaches Medical Center, 1350 13th Ave. S. Visit www.dbsajax.org for information. Monday Harmony Show Chorus: The Jacksonville Harmony Show Chorus meets from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the San Jose Church of Christ, 6233 San Jose Blvd.,. Jacksonville. Visitors and prospective mem- bers are welcome. Call 350- 1609 for information., RAFTERS INSIDE & OUTSIDE Food & LOTF of Baked Goodies Available " d raY Sale to Benefit St. Andrews Lighthouse * Jewelry "'A HOSPITAL HOSPITALITY HOUSE" * Woodworking "* * Ceramics * Crochet & Embroidery Gifts * Photography * Hand Knits * Christmas Ornaments & MORE St. Andrews Lutheran Church (by-the-Sea) 1801 Beach Boulevard, Jacksonville Beach (Across from the Homestead Restaurant) For Nfore Information, Call 221-1763 Crafters Welcome i i'obe~r 11, 2006 The' Beach'es Lead'erPonte Vedra Iteader ' EA CH I Ponte Vedra Leader LIVING I'-A T. ...iuwww hpruchidpl erp ot'm * Wedding (right) ... See A-8 * Education ... A-10 photo.submitted U.S. Navy Reserve Capt. Robert Newman (right) relieves Navy Capt. Terry Wilkerson during a Sept. 16 change of command. ceremony at Camp Fallujah, Iraq. Beaches native begins third tour in war zone pnolo dy KATHY HARTMAN Mary Jane Little (right), director of the St. Johns County Public Library System, speaks to a gathering Saturday at the dedi- cation of the Friends of the Library Courtyard in Ponte Vedra Beach. Friends of Library dedicate courtyard FROM STAFF I The Friends of the Library Courtyard at the Ponte Vedra . Beach Branch Library was ded- icated Saturday, when dozens of persons gathered to cele- . brate in the wooden structure behind the library. The dedication came after ... "- . 18 months of planning, i designing and constructing the courtyard, consisting of a L pergola and a gazebo, on the northwest side of the library, near Bird Island Pond. After comments from Mary Jane Little, director of the St. Johns County Public Library 1A System, and Mitzi Thomas, manager of the Ponte Vedra . branch, accolades were given . to the project's co-chairs: .VWayne Gallowavy and Luisa Kuhin. i - Friends president Mary Davis thanked Galloway for , his design of the structures, ... : . and his work with the contrac- . tor, and Kuhn was thanked for '.:. her "late-night brainstorm" that produced the fund-raising benches and engraved bricks. "She is without a doubt the wind beneath the wings that Brought us here today," Davis said of Kuhn. Galloway, in turn, thanked S Guy DiCarlo, who has long pnolo by KATHY H, S organized the annual Friends' Two visitors (left) look at the Friends of the Libra fund-raising book sales, for "his plaque in the new Ponte Vedra library courtyard time in generating the funds gazebo Saturday while two others chat nearby. That we so lavishly spend." Davis estimated that the project cost about $70,000, although final figures were' Saturday and 1 p.m. t not in as of Monday. The bricks, which were sold for $50 each, are inscribed with names of .. books and with those who purchased each brick. The benches were sold to donors for $700 each. f : The books named on the bricks range from "The Shi.Jrig.' to ",The. Book ofif- : SCommon Prayer," from "Go, Dog, Go" to "Huckleberry Finp." "This is truly an inspira- tional place a nook for quiet contemplation, as you commune with your sur- roundings the pond, the grasses, the birds, and your latest reading selection," notes the Friends of the ,.: Library Web site i (www.friendspvlibrary.org). ...: Davis said she has received many comments about how "first rate" the courtyard is. "Everyone who has seen it has just been bowled over .by the way it looks, the way its sited and how pleasant" the setting is, she said. "And of course, everyone loves to come and see their bricks." The courtyard, which is accessed from inside the ARTMAN library, is open during ary library hours: 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through ' Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday., R obert Newman retired from the U.S. Navy after 0 years of service, but he's still answering the call to duty in civilian life. Newman, who grew up in Jacksonville Beach and attend- ed Beaches schools, including Fletcher High, is on his third tour in Iraq. A captain in the Naval Reserve, Newman, 52, recently took command of the 3rd Naval Construction Regiment (3 NCR) at Camp Fallujah, Iraq. A civil engineer in civilian life, Newman has been called up three times since retiring from the Navy. As commodore of 3 NCR, he oversees reserve and active-duty Seabees and Marines from 27 states. His unit provides support to the*t -Marine Expeditionary Forl'.irt-Anbar Province, an insurgent hoLspot. Naval Construction Regiments plan and construct buildings and bridges, repair roads and airfields, and orchestrate supply and logis- tics functions, according to a Navy website. Newman arrived at Camp Fallujah in mid-September, relieving U.S. Navy Capt. Terry Wilkerson, who spent the past six months in Iraq.. Newman is the nephew of Jacksonville Beach City Councilor Lee Buck. Newman's aunt, Anita Osbom, lives in Jacksonville Beach. "He was born and raised on 15th Avenue South," said Buck, who received an e-mail from Newman on Sept. 29. "Hello from my desert home," said Newman in an unclassified e-mail. "I thought you could send the news release [about his change of command] to the paper for me. A Jax Beach native in Iraq, so to speak." Newman, a father of two grown boys, said his fast-paced work schedule at Camp Fallujah leaves little time for JOHNNY WOODHOUSE ASSOCIATE EDITOR anything other than sleep. "Needless to say, my social life is relegated to the Sunday night cigar and I usually get up and watch Monday Night Football on Tuesday morn- ings," the e-mail said. "I do have a-great. group of 1 people with me and the s p- i, port and prayers I get from all of you back there [also helps]." A former member of Beaches United Methodist Church, Newman graduated from high school in Bolivia after his parents went on a missionary trip there in the 1970s. He returned to the states and attended the University of Florida, where he earned n. engineering degree. Now attached to the NaVy's Civil Engineer Corps, Newman has put his civilian career on hold for yet another deploy- ment to a war zone. Buck said he was on hand at' the Jacksonville airport when Newman returned from his second tour of duty in Iraq. The greeting party also included Newman's older brother Bruce of Jacksonville. The 3rd NCR, based out of Atlanta, is nicknamed "The Leaders," and has earned a reputation as "the go-to Seabees," according to its web- site. Newman seems to fit the bill perfectly. Cookbooks take centr sta at book sale by KATHY NICOLETTI COL.UAfNIST F or anyone interested in cooking, a trip to this V weekend's Friends of the Beaches Branch Library Book Sale should be a real treat. The three-day event begins Friday in the Eloise C laibome Community Room ofthe Beaches Branch Library in Neptune Beach;.. The sale will run.from 1,0 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. The library is at 600 3rd St. N. ., Friends, volunteers have sorted through thousands of books preparing for the sale which begins this Friday. The sale might be of .special interest to cookbook collectors because as board member Pat Taylor says, "there are hun- dreds of cookbooks." Most of the cookbooks will be, pricedat $2 with some paperback cookbooks selling for $1.50 and less. There will also be a number of cook- books that will be sold in the "Better Books" section. Included in this category : might be signed copies, first editions, or other more spe- cialized books on cooking, wine, and entertaining. These will be priced at $4 and up. For $2 or less, look for cook- books by some of the most renowned and popular chefs such as Julia Child, Paul Prudhomme, Paula Dean, and Graham Kerr. Recently pub- lished cookbooks and older versions popular with some collectors will also be avail-, able. . There are always a number of local cookbooks at the Friends book sales. This year there are some from Mayport, the Beaches Historical Society, local community organiza- tions, and even a copy of a cookbook published by The Beaches Leader, Taylor said. The Leader published a ', series of cookbooks in the 1990s highlighting local recipes from the Beaches and Mandarin. "There are also cookbooks * from every culture," said Bill Dulaney of Friends. International cookbooks and regional American cook-' books, including A.iish and Shaker cookbooks, will be for sale. Other titles on sale at the.,, book sale are as follows: "Good Housekeeping Menus for a Whole Year of, Dinners" "The High Vitality Cookbook" "Cooking with the Cowboys, the Dallas Cowboys Wives Cookbook" "The Lose Weight Naturally Cookbook" and "Vegetarian Classics." There are also plenty of hol- iday ideas to found in the selection of cookbooks for dif- ferent holidays. Some: of the cookbooks for sale are beautifully illustrated. "There are some gorgeous wine and entertaining books," said volunteer Virginia ;" Maxted. Taylor said one of the cook- books for sale that is very pop- ular with Friends volunteers is "The Book Club Cook Book." This cookbook offers recipe and menu ideas appropriate for dozens of books frequently read by book clubs. The twice-a-year book sale is a major fundraiser for Friends, an organization that supports .various programs at the library, including enrichment programs for children during the summer and the Dr. Seuss Birthday Party. They also purchase furnish- ings and other supplies need- ed by the library. Friends volunteers have been workirig year round at their storage facility in Jacksonville Beach preparing for the sale. After being sorted, the vol- unteers box the books and transport them to the library in the last few days before the sale. See COOKS, A-10 photo by KATHY NICOLETTI Board member Pat Taylor of Friends of the Beaches Branch Library with a copy of 'The Book Club Cook Book." -ragC IAr 7 A7. ;~- '.~.: '- ; --:'.~ ragrel a-- ---V--r L----o e 2--- -O. -_-iWedding WOMAN'S CLUB N, -F i" ii 6I Left: Current and former "I!E^ -,K.- : : "president's of the -- '. Jacksonville Beaches SWoman's Club gather at a S-recent reception hosted.by -''the group's board of direc- ",. tors. Shown are (back row from left) Fanny Bivens, Halliene Newby, Mildred A Hanna, Katie Buschbacher ..-." (front row left) Evelyn *-Morrissey, Lillian Harrison, ,M and Marjorie West.The club: S-- meets on the first Tuesday of every month. For mem- .bership information, call. ,. Shirley King at 249-8172. *-& { .:, '' / / ..1 ,e . Constance and Luke Marsden Marsden-Ryan Constance Durant Ryan and Luther "Luke" Alexander Marsden were married Saturday, Oct. 7, at the Sawgrass Beach Club in Ponte Vedra with the..bride's father officiating. The-bride.is.the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ryan of Jacksonville. 'She is a gradu- ate of Bishop Kenny High School and Florida State LUniversity. She is employed by Citizens Property Insurance as an underwriter, The groom is the son of Margaret Chandler Alexander and Mr. and 'Mrs. Bob D. Marsden Jr. of Jacksonville. He is a graduate of Frank Peterson Academy of Technology, and attends Florida Community' College at Jacksonville. He is employed by Publix Supermarkets, as an associate. The matron of honor was the bride's sister, Sheila Ryanr Smith. Jenny Heuer, Jackie Nunes and Keri Lewis were bridesmaids. Bob Marsden Jr. was the best man. Groomsmen were the groom's 'brother, Andrew Marsden, Aaron Nunn and' Damon .Roby. William Lewis Smith was the ringbearer.. After a honeymoon at the Ritz-Carlton in Amelia Island, the couple will reside in Jacksonville. Steeg-Herwig Jennie Lyn Herwig of Jacksonville Beach and David Patrick Steeg of Atlantic Beach 'eri 't-ilaLriedr l'.dturday,. -Sept;. f3, at the Ribault. Club on Ft.- George Island. D.. Alvin Cash presided at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Edee Herwig of 'Jacksonville Beach and Joseph A. Herwig Jr. of Monticello, Fla.. She is a 1987 graduate 'of the University of Florida and a 2001 graduate of the University of North Florida, where she earned a master's in business administration. She is employed by Bank of ...Am erica. J .- ; I .. The groom is the son of the late Daniel and Jeanette Steeg, formerly of Atlantic Beach. He is a retired member of the Amencan Red Cross Volunteer Life Saving Corps and is employed by','the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department. Following a honeymoon to the Bahamas, the couple will reside in Jacksonville Beach. 30TH ANNIVERSARY Dawn and Kevin Eggleston B of Ponte Vedra Beach celebrat- ed their 30th wedding anniver- sary 6n Oct. 9. The couple were married Oct. 0. 1976, in West Chazy, N.Y. :They met 'in college in Albany, N.Y. She is originally from ~lattsburg, N.Y.,.and he is from Schenectady, N.Y. Mr; Eggleston is employed by ! Bankl of America as a senior -ice president. Mrs. Eggleston ownsI the Fig Tree Inn Bed & Breal4ast in Jacksonville Beach. The couple have two chil- dren, Kerri Williams and Jen Eggleston, and two grandchil- dren,. Jadah Williams, 5, and Kayden Williams, 9 months. Dawn and Kevin Eggleston Engagement Manning-Mahaffey Linda and Clayton Manning of Yayport '.announce the engagement of their daughter, Ann Elizabeth Manning, to Lanc Cpl. Jeffery'",Mahaffey, VOLUNTEI the son of Bruce Mahaffey and Christine Clapper of Kewanee, Ill. The wedding wiU take place in November. ARTLIFE STUDIOS w ill offer. Drop-In Fridays Theatre Games on Friday afternoon from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Kids. ages 7-12 years will be able to let their imagination run wild during the high ener- gy playtime.' Parents must sign a waiver.for'kids to participate. Donations only, suggested amount $5. ArtLife is located at 510 Maypoit Rd, Atlantic Beach, just off Atlantic Blvd, two 'blocks north 9f Skatelab, at 5th Street. For information,. call 247-8337, Yu-GI-OH DUELS are staged at 2 p.m. Saturday at Books-A-Million, 738 Marsh Landing Parkway, Jacksonville Beach. Call 273-8055 for infor- mation. HEARTSONG offers Kindermusik and playday classes Tuesday to Saturday in Jacksonville Beach and Ponte Vedra Beach for children from birth to age 7. For Kindermusik, a music and movement program for all ages, children are divided by age group. Playday is for walk- ers to 26 months old and includes parachute play, climb- ing and musical activities. Preschool children and up nd without, parents. One is free. C,11] 2'9-3828' oir." information or' visit www.heartsong-km.com. ' THE BEACHES BRANCH of the Jacksonville Public Library, 600 Third St., Neptune Beach also has children's activ- ities. Call 241-1141.and press 4 for children's activities, and 5 for the reference desk. MOMMY & ME for ages 6 months to 2-1/2 years features Erin White, a. 2001 Nease High School graduate, is to be awarded a graduate degree in December from the London School of Economics, having completed her course work and thesis is September. The daughter of Eva and Bill White of Ponte Vedra Beach, she is' a 2005 Harvard graduate and is believed to be the first Nease graduate accepted to the .Ivy League school. White recently started as deputy director for Faith Based' and Community lnitiati.'es for the, U.S..' Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C, Mitch Swanson, a junior at Nease High, attended the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C., from Dept. 26 to Oct. 1. He was nominated for the con- ference by his math "teacher, Crystal Gill. Eath conference session gives participants from around the country the opportunity to discuss issues with policymak- '-air "*,i;:*^ is 't/, r-" s S , songs, parachute games, finger play, rhythm band music and a way to meet other parents or grandparents while having fun with your child. Offered begin- ning in September at Nancy Dance Studio. For information, call 241r8349 for information. CARVER COMMUNITY CENTER, 738 Fourth Ave. S., Jacksonville Beach, has many activities for kids, including karate, tutoring and games. 247-6218. a* MOTHERS OF PRE - SCHOOLERS, support groups for morns of children ages 5 or younger, meet as follows: Christ the. Redeemer Church, 190 S. Roscoe Blvd., Ponte Vedra Beach, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. the third Monday of the nmobnth (285-8009). lMayport Naval Station chapel, 9:30 a.m. the third Monday of the month (270- 5212). Ponte Vedra Presbyterian church, 4510,Palm Valley Road, Ponte Vedra Beach, 9:15 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. the second and fourth Monday of the month 1285-8225). 'I WINSTON FAMILY YMCA is on Landrum Line, next to Landrum Middle School in Ponte Vedra Beach......, 0. i :t as h. .. _a d ,i pool anrd offers "wi mmig les- sons and family swim times. The center .features' a 'teen room'arid occasional organized activities for youth; The center * also has classes for children and youths. YMCA membership details are available, by calling 543- 9622. Erin White ers and formSolutions to simu- lated problems. Swanson, son of Julia and Tim Dixon, of Ponte Vedra Beach, plays football for Nease and is a sprinter and hurdler on the varsity track team. He is also a commander with the Nease Junior Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps and has won two leadership awards with the Nease NJROTC unit. "'4 .,. 4; .,. m L ER LISTING PL ERS NOW OPEN FOR DINNER ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ------ ---------^* y .? ? 'l ^ .l. ; & ^ . Still Serving The Best Breakfast & Lunch New Hours: M-F 6:30am-8:30pm Sat. 6:30am-2:00pm Sun. 7:00am-2:00pm 262 Solana Road Ponte Vedra Beach 273-5595 Law Offices of Malcolm Anthony, P.A. DUI / BUI Traffic Cases Domestic Violence S Drug Cases .. 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For more information about the opportunities, call the Volunteer Services department at 296-3722 or send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. ,Th6, Literacy Program at the Women's Center of Jacksonville is seeking volun- teers. The all-volunteer group, which has been in existence for over two years, serves about 100 women a year and is hop- ing to grow. Volunteer positions are available in group's Rape Recovery Program. The Women's Center of Jacksonville is located at 5644 Colcord Ave. Call 722-3000 for more details. For the Women's Center of Jacksonville at the Beaches, call 241-2047. Paul Gruenlher, SUt REALTOR@ Vanguard/GMAC coauwo n= 904-537-0865 AtifllllIW. SSJ SouIaa;in Mitch Swanson Golf registration is still open. Cost is $75 per person, ladies and gentlemen of all ages, includes round of golf, golf cart, lunch, practice range balls, prizes and much morer Call 223-3608 to register. 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Helping Jaxson are kindergarten teachers Wendy Brogdon QUALIITV PAODUMOT EDUCATION BRIEFS We'll Make Your OVM 20 VM ImI XPHome Beautiful PV-PV/Rawlings techs up Ponte Vedra-Palm Valley/Rawlings Elementary School recently got 100 new computers that were pur- chased through,the school's technology funds. They will be disbursed among the classrooms, with the goal of eventually putting five to 10 computers in each classroom. OP dinner, auction The Ocean Palms Elementary School Parent Teacher Organization's biggest fund-raiser a din- ner and silent auction will be held 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday at the school. The family event will include dinner catered 'by Carrabba's Grille, a D.J., face painting, bouncy houses, rhdie than 40 theme baskets for raffle, more than 75 silent auction items and several live auction items. Funds raised will be used toward the purchase of play- ground shade structures and new after-school enrichment programs. Come visit our showroom: 1086 3rd Street North iBehind Harrm's in Jax Beach i photo by CHUCK ADAMS The reader board outside Ponte Vedra-Palm Valley school on'Stale Road A1A has been painted with reproductions of the most recent winners of ArtWorks, an annual competition sponsored by the Ponte Vedra Public Education,Foundation. Winners, from all grade levels, are announced each spring. Country Club, foiirieily Oakbridge Club. The casual event will fea- ture dancing to.'70s and '80s music, putting contests and more surprises. Questions can be directed to. Lynn at 280- 4057 or Georganna at 280- 2723. Landrum event rocks Nease, Brooks partner An adults-only fund-raiser Brooks Rehabilitation is for Landrum Middle School, now the official rehabilita- the second annual "Rock the tion provider for Nease High Night Away" event, is. sched- .,Schoo.l. athletics, .and repre- uled 7 p.m.' to 11 p.f'n.; at ,' seritatives of Brooks 'are pres- Ponte Vedra Golf `and eht.at'all'ganmes. TtiH agreeiirifef covers Nease High School's 12 boys and 10 girls athletic pro- grams. Last year alone, there were more than 20,000 sports- and leisure-related injuries in the Jacksonville area which occurred in school-aged chil- dren under age 18. Brooks is providing man- agement, coordination and assistance in the develop- ment of Nease's athletic training program. Nease athletic' director Ted Barbato said the school's ath- letic program "is thrilld to6 have the opportunity" to partner with Books. Jason Howard, senior vice president of Brooks Outpatient Rehabilitation, said the program "will focus on prevention techniques to reduce the frequency of sports-related injury." Brooks has also donated new equipment needed to operate the sports medicine facility and plans to imple- ment,an.athletic injury and treatment tracking software database. 242-2427 I=10 eThe Brace Place Placefor Braces at the Beach Certified Invisalign Orthodontist Dr. Stuart Kimmel 1915 N. Third St. Jacksonville Beach Across from F; letcher Middle School : (904) 249-0037 i. Most Insurance ; ..: plans accepted Call today for a FREE consultation "wired for surf. wvww.thebraceplace.net EPSCOOLAL SCHOOL Cooks: Wide variety of cookbooks at book sale Cont. from .4-7 All books for sale are clean and in usable condition and some books appear to have ,never been used. The books unsold at the end of the sale will be donated to Fletcher Senior High School, the USO, and St. Paul's Thrift Store in Jacksonville Bee.:h. There are several other places to look for cookbooks at value prices. Cookbooks are almost always found at estate sales arid everything is priced to sell, according to Pat Fisher, omer of China Cat Antiques. fer'company handles close to',0,O) estate sales yearly. ' signed copy of a cook- bk by Marjorie Kinnan. hiring was ,one of the most.', e.e2ptional cookbooks sold at a l'cal estate sale, -she said. -nother very interesting estate sale for collectors of cookbooks was held in MNlaport earlier this year. 'The lady had'traveled to .la'an and Hawaii. There were 'ea ly a thousand cookbooks, s0'ae were old and collectible and others were the large cof- fee table type of book," added Fisher. vymour's Bookstore at the P'te Vedra IBanch Library all'ays has a variety of used cookbooks. cookbooks sell for about $2 to4, said Joyce. ale, who v N.un teers at Seymw our's. There are usually a few dozen cookbook. on the shelves. A sample of some recently for sale at Seymour's include the following: "The New York Times Cookbook" "Cooking Thin" "The Jacksonville Junioi pr.olo bl KATHY NICOLETn Bill Dulaney and Georgia Goodling with a selection of cook- books that will be on sale at the Friends of the Beaches Library Book Sale this weekend. League Cookbook" . and books on entertaining. and Mediterranean cooking. Used bookstores and thrift shops are another source for cookbooks. The selection varies, but the pricing is usually attractive. Cookbooks of every type might be found, everything from classic cookbooks, old or rare editions, and specialty books. Some used book stores have websites with online inventories and sales. Tappin Book Mine in Atlantic Beach has close to 300 cookbooks in stock, 'according "This is in addition to the Florida cookbooks, which go very fast," he said, adding that most of his customers are interested in fairly modern cookbooks. The majority of the cook- books that Tappin sells are priced under $10 with many selling for under $6. Rare and collectible cook- books might sell for $100 or more, in part, because it is a signed copy or, as Tappin says, "There is something that gives meaning to the item beyond it's being a cookbook." Recipe Correction from Sept. 20: An ingredient was omitted from Beryl M. Dryden's recipe for Quick and Easy Microwave Fudge. The corrected recipe is as follows: Quick and Easy Microwave Fudge by Beryl M. Dryden 1 1 lb. box powdered sugar one-half cup cocoa one-quarter cup milk one-quarter cup oleo or but- ter (do not use low cal or fake) 1 T vanilla Optional: one-half cup chopped nuts or one-half cup small marsh- mallows or both may be added Blend powdered.sugar and cocoa in mixing bowl, then add milk and butter. Cook 2 minutes in oven. Remove bowl from oven and stir just enough to mix ingredients. Add vanilla and nuts or marshmallows if used. Pour into greased container and place in freezer for 20 minutes or in the refrigerator for 1 .hour. , The fudge freezes well for later use of gifts. w .y, I ..- -.;, I. - WWBE4CHES;EPSCOPALSCH~iCOOJ)0RGi-'."- W..', -W Applkcatio'!D eng A"cepted .for~-297'07.A2OQj' Be a Leader Partner! Help spread the word about the great coverage the Leader provides our community. Earn funds for your community organization, school or church. Find out how to become a Leader Partner: Call Steve Fouraker The Beaches Leader Ponte Vedra Leader 249-9033 October 11, 2006 The Beaches Leader[Ponte V!edra Leader *Page I10A Nl- 4 Ponte Vedra Leadernside Fishing Leader B-2 Jaguars pummel Jets B-3 Classifieds B-4 October 11, 2006 J a e B- Frustration against Yellow Jackets ends Nease victory keyed by Wilson and offensive line By JOHNNY WOODHOUSE ASSOCL4TE EDITOR James Wilson doesn't score touchdowns, make game-sav- ing tackles or boot kickoffs deep into the end zone, but he's still the most valuable player on Nease High's top- ranked football team. That's saying a mouthful when you consider that Wilson doesn't play a feature position for the Class 4A No. 1 Panthers, who downed arch- , rival and 3A No. 1 St. Augustine 24- 21 last Friday A. night. . Wilson's name doesn't pop up on the post-game stat sheet. His exploits , rarely make it onto a TV highlight reel. PANTHE All the mas- - sive left guard. JACKETS does is punch holes in opposing defenses so others can reap the James \ headlines, the gOOd ar interview requests.and lineman as the style is a qua points. "James hope peo Wilson is as ate how g good an offensive line- Wilson an man as Tim le] Clyde Tebow is a quarterback," That's wh Craig Howard, the game Nease's head coach, said of scrimm after Friday's' come-from- behind victo- r)' at St. Cral, Augustine's Foots Brumley Nease Hig Stadium. "I hope people appreciate how good James Wilson and [right tack- le] Clyde Yandell are. That's , where we won the game at the line of scrimmage." Nease (6-0) hammered the host Yellow Jackets (5-1) like never before with 53 running plays for 305 yards. Senior slotback Zach Tronti rushed for a game-high 206 yards on 26 carries, with TD' runs of 75 and 2 yards...:.' The Panthers spread.defens- es out with multiple wide- receiver sets, then run between the tackles behind Wilson, a 6-5, 310-pound ' pulling guard and Yandell, a 6- 6, 305 pillar at right tackle. Senior James Nicholson (6- 4, 280) also is a force at left tackle. "We Have two [future] Division I players in there. And Maybe three," said Howard, whose offensive line also includes right guard Larson Miniard (5-10, 214) and center Mike Ludwick (6-0, 220), a Fletcher High transfer. "Of course, we're going to run behind .ys like that," ..,Stc.August -,head coach Joey Wiles said his undersized front four was outmanned in the second half, where 42 ...of the game's 45 points were scored. "They have ~. two Division I [linemen] and we have ' [down line- men between] RS; 24 170 and 190 4[pounds]," * 21 added Wiles after the game. "So, they should be , able to run it Vilson is as at us." i offensive Visiting o Nease led 3-0 s Tim Tebow at the break irterback. I and 10-7 after three quar- ple appreci- ters. The good James Panthers lost the lead twice d [right tack- in the fourth Yandell are. quarter after' the Jackets ere we won scored 14 sec- - at the line ond-half points off age. Nease turnovers. S ....... .- Trailing 2 1-. , ...I.. .. th-7t ;Sl1 'g Howard to play, Nease mounted a., h headcoach S.-pIay, 80- yard touch- ".', 'down drive, capped by Tronti's 2-yard scor- ing plunge. The drive was keyed by a 16-yard pass play on fourth- and-3 from punt formation. Officials debated, whether Nease receiver Kyle Timpane fumbled or the ground caused him to fumble. Upshot: No furpble 'First down Neas'e. ' Tronti-took. the endingg handoff nine yards to the' Jacket's 39, and Nease; was on its way to its first victory over St. Augustine since. 1993. "Ride that horse," hollered Panther assistant coach Ken Fasnacht Jr. on the Nease side- line as Tronti busted one of his .'" .t: ; PONTE VEDRA LEADER FILE PHOTO Nease High guard James Wilson, left, extends his arms on a block during practice last August. Wilson, who ended a frenzied recruiting campaign by announcing his intention to attend the University of Southern California before fall high school football sea- son began, is a major reason the Panthers are undefeated this year. His blocking for running back Zach Tronti and quarterback Ted Stachitas helped Nease beat St. Augustine last Friday for the first time in 13 years. seven inside runs on the game- winning scoring drive. "We just wanted to keep hammering," added Howard, who got 63 .rushing yards on 18 carries from quarterback Ted Stachitas and another 38 yards on five carries from Chris Johnson. "The play of the game was when Zach broke that big run [of 75 yards In the fourth quarter to put Nease on top 17-14] .., : ., .. "After that w.e .just hiam- mered ZachTrohti home." Minglig with fans after the game, Tronti, who also caught a 26-yard TD pass in the third quarter, said Nease linemen opened holes ."left and right" in the second.half. "James and the offensive line were fired up all'week' about getting after St. Augustine," said Tronti, who is on pace to eclipse the 1,000- yard markpext week. 'Iheye'phiysically dominated and wore [St. Augustine] down in the second half" ' Nease's defense surrendered just under 300 total yards, allowing TD passes of 25 and 27 yards and a 33-yard TD run. The Panthers also gave up four plays of 20 yards or more, but kept St..Augustine fullback I. O PONTE VEDRA LEADER FILE PHOTO Panthers running back Zach Tronti (36) shown against Memphis University School in August. Tronti rushed for a game-high 206 yards on 26 carries last Friday night at St. Augustine. _.5.. _- Rai-Shawn Wilson out of the end zone. I "In the second half, they started running out of their shotgun formation and we didn't maintain our gap integrity," said Nease defensive coordinator Danny Cowgill, who coached at St. Augustine. before coming to Nease, his alma mater, in 2002. "This is a big win for me, personally. We wanted this one." e... "We earned this. We defi- nitely earned it," added Wilson, who sprung Tronti for the game-winning TD run , with 2:17 remaining. "We knew the strength of our offense this week was our line. I told coach to just run it' between the tackles. We just pounded it down the middle." LOCAL R UNDUP Nease volleyball earns, a pair of 3-game victories FROM STAFF The Nease High girls volley- ball team topped Keystone Heights in straight games Monday- night, .25-12,- 25-15, 25-20. Freshman Wesley-Anne Barden led the Panthers with 15 service points. Senior Meghan Sherman had six aces and a game-high 34 assists, and Paige DePriest swatted 12 kills. With the win, the Panthers improved to 18-5 on the sea- son. ( VOLLEYBALL ,, Nease 3,, Port' Orange Atlantic 0 The Panthers dispatched Port Orange., Atlantic last Thursday in straight games, 25-10, 25-8, 25-6. Meghan Sherman paced Nease with 13 service points, five aces and 23 assists. Laura Phillips had nine kills for the Panthers and Paige dePriest chipped in with 13 service points. GIRLS GOLF Nease 202, Middleburg 236 The Panthers increased their season record to 28-3 last Thursday with a victory over Middleburg at Eagle Landing. Michelle Newman shot a 43 and was medalist. *Meghan Newton carded a 50, Christen Kerins shot a 52, Annika Lin- gonblad had a 57 and Brittany Hartley shot 58 for the Panthers, who rested most of their top-ranked players. BOYS SWIMMING Nease 180, Mandarin 95 Panthers swimmers enjoyed success in the individual races in a meet against the Mustangs last Thursday. Matthew -Schlytter led Nease with wins in the 50 freestyle and 100 freestyle events. Peter Killian was fist in the 100 but- terfly. Also, Wes Stevenson won the 500 freestyle and Michael Woodcock was first in the 100 backstroke. In diving, Nease's Matt Jones took first with teammate Bobby Calorel in second. .Pholo by ROB DeANGELO Panthers middle blocker Christina Vergo goes up for a kill during recent Nease High volleyball action. GIRLS SWIMMING Nease 152, Mandarin 134 Nease High swimmers found relay and individual success in beating the Mustangs last Thursday. The Panthers won the 200 medley relay, the 200 freestyle relay and the 400 freestyle relay. Individually, Kristen Gerkens won the 200 freestyle and 100 backstroke, while Anmanda Santillo took first in the 100 butterfly and 100 breaststroke. Also, Kelsie Wenzel won the 100 freestyle and Kirstyn Shepler won the girls diving event. I I Is ,I Page 2B The Beaches Leader/Ponte Vedra Leader October 11, 2006 FISHING Action heats up as theocean turns mean P. lenty of action in the : river and creeks as the 'ocean turned mean. Anglers headed for Guana Dam last week during the extended northeaster. Don't forget to enter the 23rd annual, American ' Legion Croaker Tournament this week. It appears that this year's tournament , will be the best- yet. For infor- mation you may call 249- 2266 or 242- WIMPY 0544. FISHING Marine Science stu- dents out of Mayport went on the "Challenge" with their teacher, Capt. Tim Carnes, and found the Spanish biting last Monday. morning. They found the respectable school of Spanish just off the south jetties. On cue they went as well as on top. They caught their limit in no time at all. Capt. Butch Garvin took his "Early Times" north to Nassau Sound early Tuesday morning. He used fresh dead shrimp and caught 23 big whiting. Jetty guide Fred Morrow Spent Wednesday in the canal with friend Jimmy Alien. They caught 10 reds using jigs and live shrimp. On Friday Fred took Johnny Nettles and his son, Brad, up the river where they had two 29-inch reds, 27 mangrove snapper, 32 : croakers, five jacks and a pompano. Capt. George Bull with Steve Danzig on the "Bionic Bull" fished his favorite creeks a little south of Nassau Sound last Friday. They pulled in 12 trout, 12 reds, six drum and a pair of flounder. ,Jaames Gergley made .three great inshore trips last week. On Monday, aboard his '"Head Hunter" with friend Mike, their catch included / 10 flounder, eight redbass -and four trout. On Tuesday, with his buddy Bert James, Gergley reported a -catch of 18 drum, 20 red- bass, two flounder and a pair of trout. On Wednesday, James caught 20 reds, two flounder and B two drum. SUTTON David King _ LEADER and Mike Morris took their live shrimp and cut bait to Guana Dam last Thursday and Friday and caught dozens of redbass each day. The duo also caught six big speckled trout. David said most anglers had exceptional . catches of redbass. Canal guide John Dyrssen fished a half day last Saturday with Paul Williams south of the McCormick Bridge. They put their live shrimp urider corks and caught three flounder, five trout and a red. Last Friday, Ben Denail weighed up a seven-pound .flounder at B & M. Mark Chapman and Keith Nee spent the morning at the little jetties and caught 15 sheepshead as a result of their patience. Capt. Dave Sipler spent Friday morning with Johnny and Lisa Richardson in the river and creeks. They netted 25 trout to five pounds and a flounder. Capt. Kirk Waltz, and his guest Tim Shoal, fished the river from the "Enterprise" last week and lifted 10 bull reds off the bottom. Live shrimp with jigs and pogies appears to be the best bait for scoring big reds along the drop-off near the Dames Point Bridge. .- Good 'Fishin , Pnoio i umlne In this History Picture of the Week, John Henry David caught this 694.5-pound Tiger shark to win the 1981 shark tournament which took place in Mayport. The big tiger took a bonita and required three and a half hours to land from aboard the "Sundowner." Birding The fourth annual Georgia's Colonial Coast Birding & Nature Festival will be held Oct. 13-15, with theJekyll Island Convention Center serv- ing as hub for the activities. Registration for the festival is open until Sept. 22. To register for events and for more infor- mation, visit www.coastalgeor- giabirding.org or call 1-877- 4JEKYLL. Turkey Hunting Special-opportunity spring turkey hunt applica- tions for the 2007 season are available from the Florida Fish and Wildlife I ..-. ., ' Conservation Commission (FWC). Hunters can obtain appli- cations at NMvFWC.com and at all FWVC regional offices. Applications will be accepted at MyFWVC.com, county tax collectors' offices or at any license agent Applications must be received by mid- night Oct. 17. A random drawing decides who will receive the permits, the demand for which is typically' greater than the number available. Hunters can increase their chances of being selected by submitting as many $5 non- refundable applications as they like. Successful appli- cants pay an additional $50 - $175, depending on the special-opportunity hunt area selected. For more information on special-opportunijy Osceola turkey hunts, visit the Web site at MyFWC.com/hunt- ing. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation. Commission is headquar- tered at 620 S. Meridian St., Tallahassee, Fla, 32399- 1600. Its phone number is 850-488-4676. Hunting/Fishing Hunters and fishermen who repeatedly violate Florida's fish and wildlife laws may face enhanced penalties. A new law increases penal- ties for repeatedly violating saltwater or freshwater fish- ing and hunting laws. The law also increases the penalty for hunting or fishing with a suspended or revoked license. Hunting or fishing with a suspended or revoked license is now a first-degree misde- meanor. Anyone convicted of violating the law now faces a mandatory $1,000 fine and five-year suspension of all FWC recreational licenses, and also could be sentenced to up to a year in jail. 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We had a lot of guys out, but we're hanging in there. You saw us today." Added fleet running back Maurice Jones-Drew: "We just weren't doing what we can do best. We got it together today for the first time in three weeks," he said, wiping sweat from his brow and joking with . nearby teammates in the Jaguars locker room. "That's what we needed the defense and offense and spe- cial teams getting together:" The offense was clicking even without some cogs such as wide receiver Matt Jones. The gap was closed with Reggie Williams, George Wrightster and Ernest Wilford, plus Fred Taylor and Cortez Hankton taking turns snag- ging the passes of quarterback Byron Leftwich.' The pride of Del Rio's aerial attack completed 9 of 20 tries fot 140 yards and two touch- downs, a so-so outing foi';" ' Leftwich., But his handoffs. netted 181 yards and that told.'' the story. Leftwich outdueled the Jets' Chad Pennington, but the Jaguars defense had a lot to say about that. They held the .. one-time Marshall star, who . REX EDMONDSON PRESS BOX preceded Leftwich with the Thundering Herd, to a mere 45 passing yards and the Jets to 132 passing yards. Bobby McCray, subbing, led the Jaguars. sack parade with one, and a half, and 'Henderson, Monty Stanley anRd Rob Meier followed with one each.' Pennington was harassed all day. The defense was deter- mined to make up for the dis- aster of the previous week's effort at,Washington, and did. "We played poorly last week," defensive back. Rashean Mathis said. "We played- Jaguar football today, We worked on it all week." The tone of Sunday's game was set early, when a Pennington pass was .deflected into the mitts of Brian "' Williams, setting up Jones- Drew's six-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. It was Brian's first interception as a Jaguar: Before four quarters had. expired, Jacksonville had stolen three passes a.far cry from the week before. The most amazing thing of the day' was the way the subs - and regulars found ways to get the job done. The Jets were not at full-strength them- selves, but the .aguars that took the field Sunday proba- bly would have beaten them anyway. The humiliation at Washington seemed to have a determined effect on Del Rio's gang. Sunday, they might have even beaten the Colts. Ironically, some found fault with, the Jaguars "running up the score.." How does a coach stop young players from fight- ing hard for more points? \ When the offense isn't pro- ducing, it's criticized. Now, when it scores 41 points the' same offense is vilified. Josh Scobee was booed when he missed fjeld goals, now scored when he kicked two. The Jaguars will take boos for winning, though, if it comes to that. The question is, did they learn a lesson from two defeats? Of course, all of the Jaguars good karma stemming from. Sunday's win has now been tempered by news trlat out- standing linebacker Mike Peterson has been lost for the season. Peterson, 30, suffered a torn pectoral muscle (that's in the 'chest. for those of you who've yet to 'order the Charles Atlas course from the back of a comic bodk) and will undergo surgery in the next seven to 10 days. His leadership on defense arid playmaking abili- ty will be sorely missed by Del Rio and teammates. ' The Jacksonville Jaguars suf- fered a blow to their defense' Monday when it was announced linebacker Mike Peterson, left, will miss the rest of the season with a torn pectoral muscle. He suffered the injury during Sunday's game .against the New York Jets. Phoro by ROB DeANGELO CASINO ROYALE JACKSONVILLE BEACHES WOMAN'S CLUB, INC. 1315 Second Avenue North Jacksonville Beach,,FL 223-4843 GAtMEf BLACKJACK! POKER! Aqua.Aerobics Water exercise program pro- vides a total body workout for people of all ages and fitness lev- els: Classesincludce exercisefIbr" . aerobic conditioning,.flexibility and strength. Shallow water classes take place Monday to Friday mom- ings and evenings; deep water classes Mon. Weds. and Sat. . For more information contact the UNF Aquatic Center at'620-' 2854. Basketball Camp Tommy Hulihan's. Beaches Basketball Camp at St. Paul's School will take place on the fol-' lowing dates and times: Friday, Oct. .13 from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 14 from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m.; Friday, Oct. 20 from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 21 from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Cost is $100. For more irnfor- mation visit the Web site at beachesbasketball.com or call Tommy Hulihan at 349-2611. SBnvling A bowling league for seniors 55 and up is being formed at Beach Bowl on Beach Boulevard. Competition in the Monday league will begin at 1 p.m., with practice startingat 12:45 p.m. Call Paula at 249-9849 for infor- mation. Charity 'Golf The first Helping Hands Village Golf Tournament will take place starting at 8:30 a.m. Oct. 16 at Windsor Parke Golf Club. There will be lunch, prizes, gift bags and an auction. Golfers are encouraged to set up their own foursomes. Cost will be $75 per player. Corporate sponsor- ships are available. Helping Hands Ministries, a not-for-profit corporation, is working to raise $500,000 to purchase land for Helping Hands J LOI Wednesday, Oct. 11 VOLLEYBALL FLETCHER in Gateway 'Conference tournament,' TBA - 0[to114 DV Ill s-14I1 S. Prolo subrr,,nrd Coach Tanya Andersdri, lower right, with Beaches Chapel School volleyball team members Brianna. McNeal, Ccmeron Hyman, Christian Hyman, Elizabeth Boote, Hannah Garza, Ellen Spell, Katie Moore, Lynday Wheeler, Megan Bleech, Lindsey Waski, Valerie McGhee. The team has recently had a three game winning streak in the Jacksonville Christian Athletic League. 6-- I- I-1 v6 -- purchasing and developing -Jaguars Trip Helping Hands Village. Action Sports Tours is plan- ning a trip to Miami to see the Jacksonville Jaguars play the Flag Football Dolphins on the weekend of Flag Football registration for December 2-3. Hotel, game tick- kids ages 5-17 is underway. The ets, refreshments and a pre-game deadline to register is Nov. 4. tailgate party are included in the Winter season leagues, which $250 price. will run from December through For more information contact February, are forming through- Jack at (904) 707-7805 or Alex at out the First Coast area, indu'd- (904) 728-0029; Or e-mal action- ing at the University of North email@example.com. Florida, Ponte Vedra Beach, Mandarin'and Orange Park. Tennis For information, locations, A senior men's doubles league at CAL SCHEDU Thursday, Oct. 12 VOLLEYBALL - FLETCHER in Gateway Conference tournament, TBA NEASE in St. Johns River Athletic Conference tour- nament, 6:45 p,m.' SWIMMING . NEASE at Fleming Island, 4:30 p.m. , LE Friday, Oct. 13 FOOTBALL FLETCHER at Terry Parker, 7:30 p.m. NEASE at Ridgeview, 7 p.m. gStopThrwin 0YorMneyAwa! NO MORE REPLACE YOUR BOTTLED WATER! OLD FASHIONED Make your own at "SL HOGN home with Reverse "SALT HOG", Osmosis. Purification ELECTRIC SOFTENER Io-i rw w -n Per Gallon NEVER RUN OUT! Get GREAT Tasting, SAFE WATER at a fraction of bottled water prices Reverse Osmosis Purifier with each new Kinetico Softener Purchase $389 Value. Expires: 8/31/06 on wate 2181 SL Johns Bluff Rd. S. 3888 Ponce De Leon SLt. 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Sunday, 10/15. pm-4pm 2961 Antiqua Dr. $499,900 S4BR/2.5BA, 2582sf. Call Steve Pate, 285-5640 688 Bonaire Cir. $499,500 4BR/2.5BA; 2573sf. Call PhyllisStaines, 476-7653 875 Bonaire Cir. $529,900 i; 4BR/3BA; 2718sf. Call Marie Ferrell, 742-8534 Directions: From JTB, ' take Marsh Landing Pkwy. LF on South Beach Pkwy, RTinto Ocean Cay, Follow Signs SWWW.BEACHOPENHOUSE.COM NORTH CAROLINA. MOUNTAINS!! -r LAND & CABINS FOR SALE PHASE" I' NOW OPEN' A new mountain development in Western North Carolina offering spectacular long range mountain views! 1 to 7 acre parcels starting @ $39,900 to $99,900. Two lane paved roads, underground utilities and beautiful private wooded sites. New log cabin shells on 1-2 acre sites $109,900 to $139,900. Single story ranch or two story chalets available. Call for free info: 828-652-8700 This' home is BEACH/SAN PABLO area, 3501 Claridge Rd. E. Newly-remodeled concrete block, 2BR/1BA, large backyard. $138,000. 223-5149, 339-4685. MOVING -HOME reduced below apprais- ed market value! Private Sale. 4/2 Lake- front pool and spa home nestled on con- servation oversized lot in gated Highland 'Glen Subdivision. Too many upgrades to list. $590,900: Call 904-223-4032 for ap- ::pointment . JUST REDUCED for af quick sale. 2 or 3 BR, 2 full BA, extra large lot, in ground pool w/jacuzzi, pool house, fireplace, lots of upgrades, $379,000. Call Dee 219-1620. EXECUTIVE COUNTRY home nearGain- esville, lakeview, upstairs master suite .w/office, .4/3..-2950sf, :5 acres, built 2002. $469,000. Independent Brokers 904-710- 3111. A: ,GEMI FSBO, Ati Bch, 3/2 home, 1267sf., frplc, 2 car gar.; scrn prch in beautiful quaint community. Bit 02, per- fect .condition. $279,900' (608)213-3397. JAX GOLF & CC, 3801 Biggin Church Rd. W., 4BR/4BA, 3306 sq.ft., only' $629,000, Grace Ellis,' All :Pro Reality Specialists, 655-7923. INDIAN SPRINGS, 4BR/2.5 BA, approx., 3000 sf, 2 car par., new ioof, $329,000,, (90427f -8515 , WATERFRONT PALM VALLEY/PONTE VEDRA On Intracoastal New construction, completion late '06., cottage style,'4200sf;, 4BR/4BA. $1.975M. Call now to see floor plans. OFF HECKSCHER DRIVE Gated community, 4BR/3BA, 3000+sf., in- ground pool, dock, summer kitchen, water views front and rear. Built : in '95. $924,900. Call Linda,- 525-2638 Help-U-Sell Coastal Realty HANDYMAN SPECIAL Neptune Beach, comer lot, 2000sf., 2car garage, new roof, kitchen needs help. $329Kworth $385K. 591-7392. NEPTUNE BEACH fixer upper; perfect' for inv estor or owner! occupant, con- crete block, 4 blocks from ocean, $285,000, call Mark, 591-6976. BEAUTIFUL 2BR 2BA Atlantic Bch condo. Incredibly low priced at $113,900. (805)377-2430, (904)803-5359. JAX OCEAN FRONT NEW CONSTR 3/3, 2,471sf, designer finishes, huge ocean lanai, 2 pools, club, fitness center, 616-1527. PVB 2BR/2BA walk to beach, newly reno- vated, $189,900, possible lease/purchase, (215)598-7488. -ATLBCH, 2BR 1.5BA, 1250sf, completely remodeled- kitchen, bath, tile, carpet' & 'more. Custom closets, stone :frplc. $113,600. 773-3777. BELLEZA 1 BR/1BA w/gdrgeous view, new appliances, tile. Exc. amenities. $164,900. 708-3809. 1/1 CONDO in Ponte Vedra. New applian- ces and a ton of community ammenities. $168,000. (904)504-8864 or email@example.com. MOVE IN Condition. This 3BR/2.5BA, ESTATE SALE, PVB 2/2/+ Jax beach homehas bee completely up- Sat. Sun.only. 12-5pn. Park setting, dated and remodeled., Located at 1404 lakeview, new unit. Reduced $20K, FSBO, Declaration Dr. this home is close to the lakvew, niew uHnt. Reducve $20K S.B JTB, beaches and shopping. Just re- (904)284-5251,QceanGrove,$21K. duce.d. 904-563-1516. PV BCH 2BR/2BA w/ fireplace, all applian- ces-stay, $175,900, 2151 Seahawk'Drive, 3BR/2BA ON 3/4 acre- 2 lots, near Beach Grace Ellis, All Pro Realty Specialists. & Hodges.$270k, (904)223-4820. 655-7923 (cell). S- .. t HELP-U-SELL FSBO 4BR/3BA, large :corrier lot, Royal ASTA RlTY Palms. in Atlantic" Beach, $285,000 COASTAL ALTY ; 463-3738 P. ONTE VEDRA BEACH 229i9o0n ATI ANTIC Beach, 845 Amber- Dolphin Cove, 3BR/2BA, hugecomer lot, jack Lane, Royal Palms 3/2 +small officeallbrick, cul-de-sac, updated tilein main or large walk-in closet, 1252sf., fully reno- living area. Ready to go Just:Reduced. vated. Adorable house close to beach with $279,900. M A' i LANDIN great yard & privacy fence. 904-838-1218. 2B P traded 'tile carpett ATLANTIC & Kirnen area 3BR/2BA, on 'backs to 'preserve, vaulted ceilings. lake, 1580sf, $234,900. Call Terry Motivated seller~ $19,900. lr4r0\44A794R\ -iA: '/ ; ***.*- *; 11 VILAGiE rbVDI DAL f' '*. Spanish Pt., 14158 Tomas:Pt.:Lane,n3/2/2, " 2032sf;.,1/3 acre;, clean and modern. Wa- P terfroht community' w/boat ramp;, pool, A clubhouse, 5miles.from beacha.$269,900. '. Call Paula Killebrew, 465-2363. ,BR/2B/ +o0 anc \+ sch0i Ico t, community sto the.Beaches '2/2 ranch on two'lots, OA San Pablop of, applian- 1$350,000. U01 Sat. & Sun. 1-5 pm beautiful and move-in read u>/new paint, granite & hardwood! Be the first one to 1161 Sandpiper Lane E* in Atlantic Beach or you might miss out on' the deal tofhe year. Dir: Seminole Rd. to left at 11th St., Rt. on Linkside Drn, Left on Sandpiper Ln. E. IDAL WArMUR I .An ATLANTIC BEACH 1550 sqft, 3/2 w/updated bathrooms, tile & carpet, 100 ft dockw/boatlift,access to ICW, motivated:seller, bring offers, $299K. (904)813531"5 WATERFRONT COMMUNITIES, near San Marco',I 1BR/iBA, $85,000. 2BR/1-.5BA, $133,900. Sea State Realty Corp, (904)537-0679. ,AWESOME OCEAN front condo, south Jax Beach, very nice, 1/1l w/ glassed-in porch; ceramic tiles, new appliances, $399,000 OBO (904)881-5793. OCEANVIEW 3/2, exd. cond. Condo fee' $239/o.i Motivated.seller $699,000. Day phone 553-0509, after 5pm' 241-2443. PONTE VEDRA, 1BR/1BA, 750sf., open floor plan, 1Icar garage, hickory cabinets, granite countertops, Travertine stone floors, slate shower. Seller will pay all closing costs;. $1.99,900. (904)463- S0505. ::: : APPROXIMATELY 1 mile to, beach, r1 BR/i5BA' w/loft', new roof, wood deck, kitchen upgraded. $217,000. 242-7529, 629-0606. Personalized SSblutions And Consultation On All Real Estate Financing Needs. S. Best Rates : A A : Best Service -A I *Best Solutions MORTGAGE Check Rates '..\... Get Inffo ,- ;* /:i ,, :!: iGet Pre-qualiftied : RAY BREAULT'President 1328 THIRD STREET' NORT'H J'" ';:JACKcsoNVIE LBECH,:FL 32250: *". PHoNE: 904-247-741 4'FA: 904-247-7475 Swww.aalalans.comI ILB M R A.O :B6rrow Payment/o. :$17500o '$562.87 $200,000-',;:': $643,28 IAN ECKERSON :.5y FXED-5307w-2833 W'. JaksnvillDA SM 32246 Seckers6 nia2@hotmalcom ''firstname.lastname@example.com . RATES AREAS A1GE e by JAX BEACH Golfair, 2BR/1.5BA, iWA ;.screened patio,, new carpet,- $14,500. ted, 246-8582. warr ADMIRALS WALK, 3/2 DW WD; deck'& and sor. porch. Great cond.. $42,500. Call (904)891-9686. PALM HARBOR factQry liquidation sale. 2006 models must gol Modular, mobile &': stilt homes 0% down when'you own your Sown land!! Call our factory for free color. brochure. (800)622-2832., . . I BUY Houses- Cash. Stop Foreclosure/ Double Payments. Cash/ Terms. .(904)891-5073. , PONTE' VEDRA ,Blvd. End unit town- house, 2/2.5 w/ ocean views,'backs to Guana Preserve;. :Approx. .1800sf. $55s0,o. 280-8281. FSBO. 1BR/1BA. Palms at Marsh Land- ing. Perfect location, private marsh view. 842 sq. ft. Newly renovated in 2004. Ask- ing, only $152,000. 476-5280. www.owners.com/AWG6693 BEAUTIFUL SAWGRASS beach club villa totally updated $258,000, (904)280-5170 or 616-5274. PVB OWNER FINANCE Only $6K down, new 2/2/+ lakeview, $209K, last onel 727-458-4230. PVB, 2/2, flat, end unit, fireplace, gated community, w/5 star 'amenities. Lease/ op- tion possible. $295,000. Call Broker/ Own- er, Kirk Killebrew 463-1131:, www.killlebrewrealty.com GREAT OPPORTUNITY 2BR/2BA w/garage, walk to the 'beach/ The Lodge, new carpet & paint. Tenant will stay or go. Reduced for quick sale, $229,90. The Colony. PVB, 904-509-6106. .. $215,000-'2/2, garage, all appl incl., Jar- din De Mer, 247-4211. OCEAN VIEW, JAX BEACH, 3BR/2BA, vaulted ceiling, beautiful tile. Bright, open floor .plan. No dogs. $455,000, (404)325-0820, (404)784-6601. PRICED TO SELLI 1 br w/ garage The Palms $149,9001 568-1613. OCEAN & PIER VIEWS, 3/2 7th floor, 1572 sf, garage, The North Shore, $590,900, 568-1613. 3BR/2BA, DOUBLEWIDE- Owner financ- ing available, lot 112, Admiral's Walk 2268 Mayport Rd Call Doug 571-5083. SINGLE WIDE .2BR/2BA' + storage shed, '87;, PEAC, $10,500, excellent condition, 14036 Downs Lane #580, Portside,. Cal 708-0731, 241-8718. BEACHES OFFICE/. WAREHOUSE, 2850sf-, $2850/mo includes utilities. CallH Bart @g241-3111 (Ext. 11). . ACROSS STREET from ocean, 2BR/1BA, CH/A, WDHU, 808 First: St., So, Jax Beach,; Apt. 3, 888-259-0783, credit check. : PVB, SUMMERHOUSE, 1BR/1BA, 5 star amenities, beach access. $875/mo. SCall 338-7321. OCEANSIDE, 1BR/2BA condo, just steps to ocean! Club pool. $875/mo. All South Realty,-241-4141. JAX'BEACH,' East of 3rd. Walk to beach 2BR/1.5BA townhome.. $1.050/mo. Pets OK. 242-9195. PVB, 3BR/ 2BA Townhouse, .1280sf., W/D, screened ; porch, $1100/mo. 904-537-4072. NEAR PONTE Vedra 1 block beach. Best area, quiet, safe, residential neighbor- hood. 2BR/1BA, lower duplex, new paint. CH&A, WID included. No smoking, no pets. $950/mo., lease deposit. 993-1118, JAX BCH, 2BR 1BA upper, 2 blocks ocean, $795/mo.+ $500/dep. Small pets ok. Military/ senior discount. 214-B 13th Ave. N. 708-0731 or 241-8718. NEPTUNE BCH, near ocean, renovated 2BR, all amenities, avail, soon, $1100/mo. 247-1417... 1 BR, near ocean. $750/mo. JAX BEACH- 1 block to ocean, 3BR/1 .5BA townhome, CH&A, WDHU, balcony & patio, 520 S.2nd St. $1350/mo, $1000 deposit, 280-2728 Ive message. TOWNHOUSE, 2BR/1.5BA, kitchen equip., wshr dryr, 4-blocks to ocean, $750/mo. 425 Upper 8th Ave. S. Jax. Bch. 246-1842. 2/1, 201 N. 9th St. $700/mo + $700 dep. Nonsmoking, no pets. 246-9162. JAX BEACH block & half from water, 2BR/1BA, CH/A, WDHU, FP, $695/mo. 904-891-0606 or 352-478-2161. FURNISHED DOWN to the kitchenware. 1/1, long or short term, 1 block to beach. Includes util. & laundry room. As low as $1000/mo. 318-0044. OCEAN VIEW 3/2, upgraded. appliances, FURNISHED STUDIO Sawgrass. Beach great south end view, $474,900, Vanguard Club villa. $850/mo. Please Call 838-9598 Realty, 568-4818. between 9am-5pm. Pa~dO 4R - --- --- rssarsraa~-aaa-~taaasE;j~~ 41 --~ JL I &C-1 I &'E I V VA I I., 1 CJVtlTI:LPLilt 1 i. The Beaches Leader/Ponte Vedra Leader ATLANTIC BEACH MAYPORT AREA 1129 Sebago Ave. So / Oak Harbor All new 3BR/2BA, tile/ carpel, lenced yard, no pets. year lease. 51200/mo. 631-3583 or 612-8868 1901 Challenger Cl West/ Courtyards 2BR/2BA loft, tile/ carpel, new appliances. private counyard. no pets, year lease $950/mo 631-3583 or 612-8868. 2BR/1BA. 2 blocks from ocean, garage, large enced backyard. upstairs or down- slalis unit available. $1100/mo 866-2645. TOWNHOUSE NB, garage, 2/1 5. W/D. $1025, 885-0244. MOBILE HOMES. $500 lo $550, on pri- vate lots. Near Maypon Naval Station, no dogs. 333-5579 LARGE EFFICIENCY Apartment, excel- lent location, 2 blocks to Ocean, very clean. No pets. $575/mo. 642-1214 or 241-1219. NEPTUNE BEACH, one block to ocean, 2BR/1BA. 1 year lease, NO pets. 800st. includes W/D $1000/mo .$1000/sec dep 918A First Streel between' Bay & Pine Call 246-8970 or 591-1218. 223B HOPKINS St. Nep Bch. 1BR/1BA efl- ficiency Apt 1 5 blocks from ocean $775/mo. Lewis Realty 1904)291-7229. ATLANTIC BEACH DUPLEX. 2/1, 2 blocks from beacn, Ig deck & backyard, W/D. storage room. $1200/mo. 318-2121. WALK TO BEACH 2/1 townhouse. W/D included, CH/A, ce. ramic tile, approx 900sf. 405 14th AveS . Jax Bch. No pets $825/mo. $825/sec. dep (904)343-9908 CLEAN 3BR Townhouse, near ocean, Neptune Bch. $1295/mo. Charles Leo- nard, Broker, 241-7675. ' 311 NORTH 1si St Large 2BR/1BA apt. w/den, hardwood firs .'W/D, CH&A. block from Town Cdenler $1200/mo. 273-7338. PVB Grand Cay Villas 2/2 $1050.1100 slt. Dolphin Cove 3/2 $1350 1400sl. Seaside 4/2.5 $2200 2300sf. MARSH LANDING The Palms. 2/2, $1150 1100si.. BAYMEADOWS - Landings at Belle Rive, New 2/2-w/ garage $1150, 1300sl REGENCY AREA Kendall Poinle. New, free cable & Internet, 2/2, $950 1100 sl. ATLANTIC BEACH Close to Base, 2/1, 91 Stanley Road #4. $625. ' GIRVIN AREA Ashley Wds. Beautiful 4/3, $1500, 2200 sf, REALTY EXECUTIVES (904)273-3939 or (904)610-6460. " JAX BCH near ocean 1BR .unfuriished apt.. lease. references, $725/mb, 222 4th Ave. So.. 221-4134, 703-5518. NEPTUNE BEACH, Summer Sands Townhome. 3/2.5; W/D. garage, pool, No Pets. Non-smokers, $1280/mo. 655-2718. OCEANVIEW, JAX BCH 2/1. apanment. 101C 16th Av'e. S. CHiA. WDHU. No dogs $995/mo., +$500/dep6sil. 211 N 8th $1., 1/1 apanrment No dogs, S625/mo. Broker' Owner, 249-8766. Call anyasy!l BEACHES 2,2, lakefront view,, many ex- iras. Avail immed. Will pro-rate' 1st monih's rent. $1200/mo. 382-6145.. ATLANTIC BEACH duplex, 2BR/1BA, W/D, CH/A. premo beach location, 1.block to beach uile floors.'10' wood ceilings. great vibe. avail, 11/7, $975 + deposit; refs. req'd (904)246-5168. NEPTUNE. BCH- 'studio. apth all 'utiliies paid & cable A view, oL Ihe Intracoaslal ,$625/mo. Call 543-11'50., . NB. 2/1 upper. eat-in-kitchen, large living room, new carpel & ile. $995/mo. TDO Management Services. 246-11.25. OLD ATLANTIC Beach. 3g2 3r Strept,. 2BR. lBA, 3 blcks irom'.tloceanai, large i "bakKrd. no a,:t$12001m't-;dd.T.27.6- -, 1009 -,-" NO ^ iiic^^ g' IRENT IAL I ENTAL S. JAX Bch. 3/2, $1450/mo. 2 cleaning ATLANTIC BEACH, 1BR/1BA, lower du- services incl. per mo 655-3951 plex. 271 East Coast Dr., $800/mo., in- cludes water util..923-2545. IF YOU demand clean, newly renovated townhouse condo. Call 571-8449 3BR 2.5BA, 2000sf. scr. tiled porch, ready for occupancy $1400/mo RENTAL- CONDO- MAYPORT 2 large oedrooms- 1 1/2 baths including refrigerator w/ Ice maker, dishwasher, washer & dryer, separate dining area, fire- place in living room, newly carpeted (sorry O DOGS), Iresh & clean. Includes pool, security system plus additional outside locked storage facility $850/mo, 1 yr lease deposit & references required. Call evenings 285-8325 or cell 493-9297. JAX BEACH Studio apt. $500/mo. Also 1BR/1BA $625/mo. Just 4 blocks to ocean. All South Realty, 241-41411. PONTE VEDRA TOWNHOME. Spacious 2BR w/ 2 master suites, laundry nook-up and half bath on first floor. new ceramic tile & carpel, no pals, $875/mo +- sec. dep., 249-6150. LARGE 1 bedroom. Excellent location. 2 blocks Io ocean. Very clean., No Pels $675/mo..642-1214 and 241-1219. JAX BCH, 3/2.5, ocean view, $1450'mo. 185 51h Ave S. 318-0044. ATLANTIC BEACH, 62 Ocean Blvd, 2BR/1BA, W/D included, CH&A. ilie lioor. 1 clock io ocean. $1200/mo. ist, last and security. 838-6333. JAX BEACH- Immaculate 3BR/2BA unit in the Palms, ground floor, lakeview unit. Fit- ness center, pools, banning, tennis, club. house, & morel $1250/mo. 904-372-9222 Broker JAX BEACH New Large 3 BR-2.5BA luxury townhome. S7 blocks 'to ocean, $1620/mo rent or $1820/mo. Ren toI Own.w/Reasonable dn 904-838-4133, www.weselljaxhomes.com ATLANTIC BEACH, 2BR/1BA. hardwood Floors CH&A,' WDHU,-"1,.5 .blocks to beach, 1st/ last mo rent, SP, 1 'year 'lease. $900/mo. Donna Ross'Real Es- tate. Inc 246-4862. ATLANTIC BEACH STUDIO APARTMENT & 2 BEDROOM HOME FOR RENT Short Term Leasbs Studio $850 per month/650 sq.. ft. House $1450 per month/i.1)Q0 sq ft. Extremely beaulilul res- ldences,'only 4 houses from ocean, views of ocean Irom properly, .gated carport,-pn- vate swimming pool, washer/dryer- Studio giant 20X30 ft deck & fireplace. House - screened patio. First, and Last month's rent & $1.000 deposit. One..renter per res- idence. No Pels. Call 904-,087-9595. OCEANFRONT- 3BR/2BA' condo in S." Jax Bch. Convenient 10 shopping, JTBI Club pool, garage & morel $1700'mo.-Al- so, 2BR/2B 1400/mo AILSoulh Realty, 241-4141..,'K .- , TWO APARTMENTS 1BR, blockss from beach $675/m6: for each 249-6748. JAX BEACH' 1- & 2-'bedrobm rentals near ocean, no pets, $725-975, 246-3130. ATLANTIC' BCH off 'Semlnole0 Rd.;Beauti- ful newer 3/2.5 townhome,. 10hf ceilings; light & bright, hardwood floors, 1 car gar, small fenced backyard, 8-blocks to beach. $1495/mo., flexible terms. Call June, First Trust Realty, 994-3608. - I L BEACHFRONT 1BR/ IBA, 108 Orange St, Nep Bch, downstairs, $1050/mo Incl. ulil. (661)803-6275. PONTE VEDRA- 2BR/2BA condo Club pool, exercise & morel $875/mo. 3BR/2BA, $1200/mo. All South Realty, 241-4141. NEPTUNE BCH 1/2 block to ocean. 2BR/1BA, deck, large garage. CH&A, WDHU. No dogs, $1250/mo + deposit, Call Trish 463-0222. PONTE VEDRA Bch 3BR split, 2BA, sin- gle gar. Upgraded Including all new appli- ances. & monthly lawn care. 177 Del Pra- do $1250/mo. 1st & last deposit required. No pets. non-smoker. Avail Ocl. Call 568-1983. S. JAX BCH 2 BR APTS CH-iA, WDHU. East of 1st St $795- $895'mo. 241-7368. 733-3730. JAX BEACH, east of A1A, 2/1, large up. slairs, CH8A, W/D, pnvate deck. $1120. 821-9751/ 803-3099. WALK TO Beach Efficiency $550/mo IBR $650/mo., 2BR $800/mo.. secunty deposit, no pets, 12mo. lease 514-8530. 1-1/2 BLOCKS to Ocean. 1st Ave. South, 1BR/1BA. $685/mo (904)891-0606, 1352)478-2161 VILLAGES OF Pablo, 4/2,. 2360sf. FR, DR. office, sunroom $1450/mo. TDO Management. 246-11'25. WEST BEACHES, 'Ashley Woods. 3/2, 2100sf, formal LR/DR, GR, open kitchen w/ElK area, huge master BR/ BA, $1425/mo. TDO Management Services. 246-1125. 3BR1BA HOUSE, 421 11h St. S., quiet street, no smoking, no pets. 994-5861. $ 875 $1000 $1000 $1050 $1100 51200 $1300 $1500 $1500 $1500 $1600 $1600 $(750 $1750 $1800 $2000 $2000 $2000 $2200 $2260 $2400 52400 $2400 , $2500 $2500 $2600 $2600 $3000 $3000 $3300 $3400 $4500 SOUTH JAX Beach. 3BR/1.5BA, 6 blocks to ocean. $1300/mo. 710-5200. BRAND NEW construction, 4BR/2.5BA, hardwood floors, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, fenced, 4 blocks from ocean, S2200/mo., call Mark, 591-6976. JAX BEACH 1719- 101h St. N 3BR/2BA, 1100sf, 4 car garage, large screened porch, fenced yard, all appliances, sprin- kler system, lawn service included, $1600/mo. Independent Brokers 710-3111. ISLE OF Palms, 3BR/2BA, 1660sl, 2 car gar.,$1550/mo. 14525 Luln Dr. N. 'Call Cindy 962-3713. NEPTUNE BEACH. 3BR/2BA house, 1650st, ig fenced rear yard, pets negotia- ble. $1350/mo. -deposil Includes pest control and lawn service. (904)476-3000. SOLANO WOODS, 3/2, 1600st., split BR's w/wood floors, ceramic tile throughout, open kdchen w/eat-in-area, screened pa- tio, $1700imo. TDO Mgmnt. 246-1125 OCEAN VIEW home 3/2.5 beautiful home 1/2 block to the beach. All appliances, wood floors, barber carpet, crown mold- ing Furnished or unfurnished. $2400/mo 68- 29th Ave South. (904)536-3308. JAX BEACH- 909 7th Ave. North, 2BR/1BA house w/screened in porch, fenced- yard, CH&A, $950/mo. (904)891-0606 or (352)478-2161. WEST BEACHES, Ibis Point, 3/3 w/office. 2400sf., GR w/fireplace, LR, DR, ElK, cov- ered patio, commr pool. sprinkler system, water softener. $1575/mo. TDO Manage- ment Services. 246-1125. JAX BEACH, 3BR/1.5BA home, 1 year lease. $1250imo. -$1000isec. dep. 1310 Pinewood Rd. off Penman and North 12th Ave. Call 246-8970 or 591-1218. OLD ATLANTIC Beach, 1 block from ocean. Charming french country style home w/deck overlooking courtyard. 3BR/2BA, garage and parking. Avail, from Nov. $2200/mo. Call Rick 891-2345. . 713 Belleza Ponte Vedra I/I 875 412 The Palms Ja.x Beach 2/2 1156 703 Villas of Marsh Landing JaI Beach- 2/2 .1080 36 The Colony Ponte Vedra 2/2 1100 535 Ocean Links Ponte Vedra 2/2 1200 .728 Belleza Ponte Vedra 2/2 1012. 748,Marsh Cove Lane Ponte Vedra 3/2+loft 1650 -9757 Rough.Creek Ponte Vedra/Sawgrass CC 2/2 1465 804 Templeton Lane Ponie Vedra/Waldet Chase4/2 1700. 1106 Valencia Jax Beach/Beach Pkwy 2/2 1356 744 Summerhouse. U Beach Ponte Vedra, 3/2 1500 1979 Spoonbill St. J' ax/San Pablo Rd 3/2 1700 97 Voyager Court Ponte Vedra/Sawgiass TPC 3/2 1750 144 Shelby Coie Court Ponte Vedra 4/2.5 2000 104 Crosscove Circle Ponte Vedra/Seaside 4/3 2345 . 033 Bndgewater Circle ,Ponte Vedia/Sauwgrass TPC3/2.5 2000 505 Seascape Jax Beach/Oceanfront 3/2 .-1300 '13830 While Heron Place Jax/Pablo Bay 5/4 2850, 906 MIua Vista Atlantic Beach '3/3 2050 10302 Ocean Graude South Ponte Vedia 3/3 '2035 .905 2i1 Street'North, f#C Jax Beach' 3/3 2444 201 Portofino Palm Valley 3/2 2460 68-29'6 Avenue South Jax Beach 3/2.5 2132 70 Beach Cottage Lane Atlantic Beacb 4/4 2800 117 Deer Cove Drive Ponte Vedba/Marsh Landing 4/2.5 2000 408 Seaspray Lane Ponte Vedra by the Sea 4/3 2650 .9910 Preston Trail,, Ponte. VedraWg/SagsCGriA2.5 >' 29.0 7'08-?-.Ytr6i61itan' J.xeaIL/Qcearkiev^'3/2_ ;.. 17PI . 628 Preserve'View Drine' Palm Valey/NMarsT H.arbqr4,4.bonu srom3100 165'Barberry Lane Ponte Vdra/SagrasUTPC3/2.5 38 00,. S570 Ponte Vedra Blvd. Ponte Vedra 3/2.5 3158' ''549 Lake Road '. Ponte Vedrh 4/3 3308 1550 Beach Avenue Atlantic' Beach 4/3.5 4020. mum -I I DIMM IM $ 900/wkBeach Club Villas Sawgrgss Beach Club Eff. .600 $11 OO/wk49Tifton Way North Sawgrass Country'Club 2/2.5 1500 $i300/v%,k Deer Run Sawgrass Country Club, 3/2. 1600 $1400 The Colony Ponte,Vedra 2/2 1100. $1500 741 Spinnaker's Reich Sawgrass Beach Club 1/1 700 $150b/wk 2503 S. Ponte Vedra *Special Rate* S. Ponte Vedra 4/2.5 2100 $1600 Sea Place (3mo.min.) Atlantic Beach 2/2. .1200. $1'600/wk 2839 S.'Ponte Vedrai S. Pone Vedra. 3/1.5 .1500 51600/wkThedRetreat Ponie Vedra/Oceanfront 2/2 1600 $1J800/wk Ocean Manor' Ponte Vedra/Oceanfront 3/2 1800 $2Q00 Las Brisas Jax Beach/Oceanfront 2/2 1200 $2000, Loggerhead Lane Sawgrass/Players Club .3/2.5 1600 $2000 Vista Del Mar Jax Beach/Oceanside. 3/2 1700 $2000 2011 Beach Ave (3mo.min. Atlantic Beach/Oceanfront 3/2 1500 $2200' Quad Point I1 Sawgrass Country Club 2/2 1800 $2300 92 Tifton Way North Sawgrass Country Club 3/2 1900 $2500 Pelican Point Jax Beach/Oieanfront 2/2' 1200 $2500 31 Little Bay Harbor Sawgrass Ccuntry Club 2/2.5 1680 $2500/wk 728 Oceanfront' Neptune Beach/Oceanfront 3/2.5 wigam .rm 2600 $2700/wk 2824 Coastal, Hwy ilano Beach/Oceanfron/Pool6/4 4000 $2900 68-29"'-Avenue South Jax Beach, 3/2.5 2132 $3000 703 Landmark (7 mo.min.I Jax Beach Oceanfront 3/2 1829 31 00/wk725 Ponte Vedra Blvd. Pone Vedra/Oceanhronv/Pool 5/3 3000 $3300 133 Sea Harnmock Way Ponte Vedra/Oceanfroni 2/2 1614 $3800 105 Water Oak Water Oak/TPC 3/3.5+office 3200 $5500 J931 Beach Ave(3mo.min.) Atlantic Beach 3/3 2400 "*Other furnished properties also available Dally, Weekly arid Monthly."* Call today to book your next vacation!! www.StocktonRealEstate.com 57.4 Ponte-Vedra Blvd. ,. Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 (904) 285-2882 1-800 FLA HOMES PVB IN TPC, 3BR/2BA townhouse, 1475sf., garage, W/D, fireplace. $1495/mo. Sieve 'Shaughnessy, 904-537-0570 Preview at www.steveshaughnessy.com 3BR/2BA E. ol 3rd $1600/mo All new house for rent, ss appliances, W/D, gran- ite, hardwood floors- all.two blocks from the beach 245 North St. 273r7338. PONTE VEDRA Sawgrass Players Club, Bermuda Colurt. 2BR/2BA patio home, $1150/mo, 655-5990. JAX BEACH, 3BR/2BA, tile floors, updat- ed bathroom, new carpet. No smoking. $1250/mo. +$1000/dep. 673-6335, 607- 6053. ATLANTIC BCH 3BR/1BA all new Inside, $1000/mo, 925 Sailfish. 476-7607. ATLANTIC BEACH townhouse, 1 blk. to ocean, 3BR/2.5BA, 1850sq. It, available now, 219-2481. JACKSONVILLE BEACH 3/2, 1 car garage,'$1795/mo. ATLANTIC BEACH CYPRESS COVE 3/2 house, $995/mo. PONTE VEDRA PV LANDING 3/2, 2 car garage,,$.1175/mo. COLLINSWOOD- OFF GIRVIN S 3/2 house, $1395/mo. SAN PABLO CREEK 3/2, 2 car garage,.$1195!mo. QUEENS HARBOR Executive home- 5/4, 2 car garage, $3300/mo. KERNAN FOREST , 2/2, 1 car garage, $995/mo. WINDSOR CHASE 4/2, 2 car garage $1395/mo. VILLAS AT CROSS CREEK 3BR/2BA, $1050/mo. WOLF CREEK 3/2.5 townhouse, I car gar. $1350/mo. THE VALLEY 2BR/2BA, $950/mo. DANFORTH 4BR/2BA, $1525/mo. HAWKINS COVE 4/2, 2 car gar., avail. 11/1, $1525/mo. SOUTHSIDE DEER COVE 3/2, 2 car garage, 1425sf, $1195/mo. SONOMA SOUTHSIDE 3BR/2BA, $1395/mo. IRONWOOD- ST. LUKES AREA 4BR/2.5BA, 3 car gar., almost 3000sf.. $1900/mo. ARLINGTON CARLTON AT OAK LANDING 2/2.5, 1042si. $895/mo. MERRILL PINES 2/2, built 2005 1000sf, $895/mo. 2/2, 1125sf, built 2005 $950/mo. NORTH JACKSONVILLE EAGLES HAMMOCK' 4/2, 2 car garage, 200sl, $1450/mo. VICTORIA LAKES 3BR/2BA, $1295/mo. TIDEWATER 4/3, 3 car gar., $1825/mo. 4/3. 3 car gar. $1795/mo. HOME FINDER REALTY 241-5501 OR 221-1711. ATLANTIC BCH/ Mayport, Spacious 3/2, +bonus room. fireplace, fenced yard, pest control Included. No smoKing/pels. Availa- ble 10,3 $1150/mo deposit. 755-4038. 1649 LANDING, Nep Bch. 3BR 2BA. com- pletely updated. beautiful neighborhood, Ig lenced yard, 2 car gar. & RV parking $1600/mo, deposit req'd By appi only (904)910-6052. CUTE 3BR/2BA, PVB home. fenced back yard, w/d, $1500/mo, Call (904)386-7792. ATLANTIC BEACH; 2BR/1BA; Fenced backyard, $850/mo.: Call (9041) 249-2840 3BR1lBA, 8 blocks to ocean. CH&A. WDHU w/large separate unlity shed, lenced backyard w/tiki bar, BBO pit. Must see to appreclatel 820 3rd Ave S., JB. $925/mo ,dep Must pass credit check Donnie 992-0088, 246-3690, 333-1822 1365 SEMINOLE Rd, 3/2, CH/A. garage, $1400/mo. 707-9954. 3/2, ONE car gar.. excellent schools, many extras and buLil In tiled floors, first & last. will consider RTO. leave call back message. 247-5116. ATLANTIC BEACH, 2BR/1BA. spacious. secluded, lenced /ard. 5900!mo. -sec 247,-5311. 3BR 2BA, CH/A, 1800sl 51300/mo. Call 472-3070 NEPTUNE BY THE SEA, 605 Cherry St, 3/2.. 2 car gar, NS. Pets negotiable. $1500/mo. +.dep. (904)307-1905. ATLANTIC BEACH, Oceanfront, 4BR/4BA home, long-term rental. '1904)354-4400. INTRACOASTAL WEST- 3BR/2BA on lake in Kensinglon! Cluo pool & more! $1200/mo. All South Realty. 241-4141 ST JOHNS Forest- New, lovely, 4BR/3BA, 3car, community pool and hails. great schools. Avail. now. $51750/mo w/garden- ing.I 1 yr. lease, Oct. Iree.1415)302-0514. S. JAX Bch. 2BR/2BA fully furnished. I car garage, fenced yard. Incl. wireless, in- ternei, & cable Completely updated. 3 blocks from beach. For photos e-mail ma- email@example.com $1500/mo Long term lease. (407) 394-5858. NEP BCH, large 4BR 2BA,.new paint, tile & carpet with gar., plus covered parking for boat & RV. 51650/mo 904-704-1828 S. JAX Bch. Near ocean. 3BR 2BA, $1650/mo, yr lease. New bedroom carpet, paint. Dep. 338-7353 or (919)358-0244 JAX BEACH- 428 3rd Ave So.. 2BR/1BA house CH&A,, lenced yard, $775/mo, 1904)891-0606 or 1352)478-2161. Near Mayo 3 BR/2 BA house with view of ICW. Fireplace. 2 car garage. 'Recently renovated. 51299/mo includes all utilities. 850-230-6006 COTTAGE ACROSS from ocean, 512 1st Si South. Jax Beach, $850/mo -VIP Real- ty 962-6190 JAX BCH, 4 blocks from ocean, 3BR 1.5BA, CH/A; file & carpets, new kit. cabi- nets. $1250/mo plus $1100/dep. Dogs 30lbs and under considered. 514-4229 af- ter 4pm. Broker/ owner INDIAN SPRINGS, 4BRi2 5 BA. approx 3000 sl. 2 car gar., asking $1800/mo t $1800 deposit, ready to move in, 1904)270-8515. ATLANTIC BCH, completely remodeled 4BR/2.5BA, 2-story w/ 2 car garage, ott street parking & fenced yard Near May- pon school, beaches & base $1500/mo +dep. 869 Gavagan. Call for apple. (904)910-6052. 3BR/2BA, DOUBLE garage, brick home, screened patio, inground pool. Recently remodeled East side of Penman, close to schools. $1400/mo.1(904)631-1825. PALM VALLEY Fot Sale/ For Rent, 2/2 2400sf w/pool. Nicely appointed. $1650/mo 2 5 acres. 904-339-0231. Own- er-Agent. www.dare2dreamleam.com NAVIGABLE WATERFRONT- 2654 Jew- ell Rd. 3/1, brick, rent to own. $1200/mo. VIP Realty. 962-6190. . JAX BEACH Holy Drive,' 3BR/2BA. 2 car, -garage: lencedlyard. ',$1250'mo 4 deposit. WEST BEACHES. Sution Lakes, 4/2; 2300si, Formal LR/DR. Family room w/fireplace. carpel, cath ceilings, fenced ,yard. $1450/mo. TDO Management Serv- ices. 246-1125. 2BR/2.5BA INTRACOASTAL walerfronm condo with spectacular view, end unit. newly remodeled, granite, travertine, new appliances, no smoking/ pets. $1200/mo wnihout boat slip, $1400/mo w/boat slip. 613-2715.. JAX OCEAN FRONT NEW CONSTR 3/3, 2,471sf, designer tinishes, huge ocean lanai, 2 pools, club, fitness center, 616-1527. . OCEAN FRONT, new .3/3 garage, pool, consider lease 'option 6 months plus. $2575/mo. 568-4818. BRAND NEW OCEANVIEW luxury condo 3/2, 2 garage spots, pobl, spa, $51795/mo.. 631-0679 PONTE VEDRA Summer House 2BR/2BA. $1050/mo.; 1st mo $525, 904- 687-9371 3BR/2BA, WOLF Creek, Beach Blvd; Clubhouse, Pool, Fitness; $1200/mo; Call (904) 249-2840. JAX BEACH, 2BR/2BA, split.floor plan, fireplace. 1028 41h Si N., blocks from beach. $1050/mo. 728-3000 (days). 786-2757 (evenings). JAX BEACH, New 3BR/3BA, Northshore Condos,' 1126 N. 1st St., consider 7mo. lease $2100/mo. 904-614-3128. 1BR CONDO -$800/mo. in The Palms at Marsh Landing. 2 community pools, tan- ning bed, tennis court, witness room, and much morel Miputes away from the Beach, Mayo Clinic, and UNF Call 904. 322-8255. Leave message if no answer 2/2 OCEANFRONT Condo, 7th floor. Oce- ania Condos, $2500/mo.. pool & gym. Available October. Call Seana 910-3644. 1BR W/ GARAGE! 'The Palms $900/mo., 568-1613. 2/2 OCEANFRONT .Condo. Jax Bch. $1800/mo, Garage/ pool/ gym. No smok- ing. Call 724-6594. OCEAN FRONT 2/2 fumished w/ W/D, $1800/mo, 386-5008. FURNISHED, PVB. 2/2, flatl. gated com- munity w/5 star amenities, east of A1A $1500/mo. Lease/ Option available. Call Broker/ Owner, Kirk illebrew, 463-1131. PVB COLONY, MOTIVATED. 2BR/2BA, 1200sl, fireplace, W/D, 2nd floor, new car. pet, huge ceilings $1125/mo. 635-6375. PVB. SUMMERHOUSE, brand new. 2BR/2BA w/fireplace and appliances 5-star amenities, gated community $950/mo. Kimmie 904-333-8604. Avail im- mediately LUXURY CONDO directly on Intracoastal In MiraVista w/garage, 3BR/3BA, 2050sf. $2275/mo. Boat slip available. Call Jay 343-1897. BEAUTIFUL SUNSET Views. 1BR/1BA. The Palms $900/mo. Call Ron 654-6223. OCEANFRONT JAX Beach, 3/2. pool, 1800+ sq. ft.. $2500/mo. 4 deposit. No pets. No smok- ing, 904-463-2006. PVB SUMMERHOUSE. 2BR/2BA, Beach- side. End unit, 1-story. May give option to buy $1250/mo. (904)612-6532. OCEANFRONT 1BR/IBA, pool, fabulous, upscale You are worth It $1550/mo, 249-6166. Page 5B ATLANTIC BEACH SF(jDIO APARTMENT & 2 BEDROOM H-OME FOR RENT Sho6A Term 'Leases Studio $850 per month/650 sq. ft. House $1200,per' month/ 1300 sq ft., Extremely beautiful residences, only 4 houses from ocean, views of ocean from property, gated carport, private sImmning pool, washer/dryoer--. StuAt..i- (3l_,0 i'Lk & FP. ,-i iTt HoIsew/sc.ieenedrpauo. -1n, First-and Last month's rent & $1,000 deposit. SOne renter per residence. No Pets.. Call 904-887-9595 ^s^^ ^^ BEACH RENTALS 5555 5; ;r5 Unfurnislhed Homes 133 Magnolia NB 2BR/IIBA, top Riverbrook at 0 Q Serena Point JB 3BR/3BA. new floor large duplex. plus den, less than (oleniKerna"n Hodgesw top floor condo, direct oceanfront block to bch. $1150/mo. backyard, corner lot, 2700sqft, two car views amenities, garage. $3000/mo. Intracoastal West 'are .$1895/mo Oceanside 932 JB 3BR/3.5BA, Bishop's Court Hodges ablo Bay San Pablo4BR/3BA newer condo has luxurious features, ocean End units w/view, home on water, upgrades throughout, porch, sunset porch, garage. all appliances, amenities. open floor plan. $1900/mo.. $ $2800/mo. 1BR/IBA. ground floor. $875/mo. Unfurnished Condos North Shore JB 3BR/2BA, brand IB BA ground floor. $075 mo. Ocean Links PV new construction w/incredible ocean IBR/IBA. ground floor. $900/mo. 2BR/2BA, second floor, screened porch, views, garage, amenities. $2300/mo. Reserve at Pointe Meadows Gate fireplace, amenities $1000/mo. SSawgrass- P 2BR2BA, home has Pkwy 2BR/2BA 2nd floor condo w/tile Befleza PV 2BR/2BA, 2nd floor top/ S wood deck w/lagoon to golf course floors. upgrades, balcony. $1095/mo. end unit, vaulted ceilings, all upgraded. views, remodeled. $1500/mo. Wolf Creek Hodges 2BR/2.5BA, $1100/m arsh ing Villages of Solano PV townhouse, all upgraded, screened Screed porch, tile floors, amenities. 3BR/2.5BA, townhouse has loft, porch, amenities. $1100/mo. IBR/IBA, 3rd floor, vaulted ceilings. garage, patio, very neutral and clean. IL Vifllagio Southside 2BR/2.5BA $850/mo. $1450/mo. two story condo w/upgrades 2BR/2BA. 2nd floor, top/end unit, 434 9th Avenue N. JB 3BR/IBA. throughout, amenities. $1200/mo. vaulted ceilings. $1100/mo. home has hardwood floors, all new Brightwater Gate Pkwy 2BR/2BA. 2nd floor, w/wood floors, interior, fenced backyard. $1400/mo. 2BR/2.5BA, townhouse w/upgrades fireplace, private garage. $1150/mo Beach Avenue AB 2BR/IBA, 2nd throughout, porch. garage. $1250/mo. story duplex, ocean views, wood deck, Stonefield at Bartram Park REIMAX COASTAL REAL ESIATE ,ood floors. $1200/mo. Mandarin 3BR/2.5BA, newer two Shannon Smith The Courtyards AB 3BR/2.5BA, c h 1975 s 2 c a (904) 285-5640 private, updated unit w/garage, patio, courtyar hoe/,1 2 www.rentthebeaches.com balcony, overlooks lagoon. $1175/mo. garage, ,i 1 S ga9 !1r r age-,; a S ,10 VL1, I-VVV FURNISHED BUNGALOW w/uililies Long/ short term. 2/1, fenced yard pets OK. 4 blocks from beach $1600/mo Call Broker/ Owner, Kirk Klllebrew. 463 1131 RIDE BIKE to beach 3/2 almost new con- do, 1 mile from ocean $1200/mo. (904)708-0391. 2/2 CONDO in Jax Beach/ Marsh Landing, totally remodeled in '05, $1000/mo. (904)591-6796 FURNISHED STUDIO Sawgrass Beach Club villa. $850/mo Please Call 838-9598 between 9am-5pm. PVB SUMMER house, luxury top floor 2/2, rock star amenities,W/D. no pets/smokers, Won't lasll $999/mo +deposit, 755-4038 OCEANFRONT, SPACIOUS 1/1 Furnish. ed, pool, short/ long term. $1350/mo. 904- 737-2829. VILLAS AT Marsh Landing 1/1, EIK. patio laces wooded area, access from LR/BR, double fireplace. $850/mo TDO Manage- ment Services. 246-1125. 3BR/2BA SPACIOUS Contemporary style Condo; Walking distance to the Beach! $1200/mo.; Call (904) 249-2840. 3,i2 CONDO w/great ocean views $1800/mo. 477-4640. 1BR/1BA W/GARAGE: uavertine stone floors, deck, new appliances, grande countertops; nice; $950, 463-0505. SAWGRASS/ OCEAN Grove, 1BR/1BA w/loft as bedroom/ office/ gymi. Pets OK. Resort amenities. Extras: W/D, ceiling fans, fireplace, tile in laundry and . screened porch. $51000/mo. +1mo. depos- it. Call Bruce at 377-5051. NEW VALENCIA, 2/2.5. galed, upgrades,,' elevators, fabulous clubhouse. $1700/mo 537-9008. DECORATOR HIGH END 2BR/2BA, ocean front condo, living room and master bedroom overlooking ocean w/balcony. Front balcony overlooks Jax skyline, fully furnished, great amenities, including cov- ered parking, pool, hot tub. tennis, and sandy beach Call for more details, 398-9080 ext 211. 2/2.5, WATERFRONT. 1140 sf, W/D. $995/mo, 1 yr lease, non-smokers only, 543-9910. 1BR/1BA WATERFRONT Condo; offering a beach lifestyle with Clunhouse, Resort Style Pools. $1000/mo. only; Call (904) 249-2840. ATLANTIC BEACH, Deerfield Lakes For lease, newly remedied condo, 2BR/ 1 + 1/2 BA, AC. secunty system, electrical ap- pliances, no pets. $800/mo.,deposit $800 (904)781-6528 3BR/2.5BA. 1700 si. Ocean views from MB, garage, CH&A. No smoking, No pets 51700/mo. 1208 S. 2nd St. 655-7365 PVB 1BR 1BA, Summer House Beach- side, 5 star amenities, lakeview, granile, stainless steel appl., Irplc. $1100/mo. Call 553-9886. LUXURY NEVER occupied 1/1 Condo, Oceans Edge, walk o10 restaurants, beach & shopping, fabulous kitchen, lake & foun- ain views pol, club house, gym, $1200/mo. Call 612-9943. PVB 2BR/2BA walk to beach, newly reno- vateq, $1100/mo. possible lease/pur- chase, (215)598-7488. NEW CONDO, 1BR, Easi of AlA. Club- house & fitness room. $1300/mo Call 708-2867 PONTE VEDRA ocean grove completely renovated 1BR/1BA, screened porch, lake view, gated community, $850/mo. Susan (904)514-7150. PVB OCEAN Grove Condos 1BR/. 1Bih - Prime Lake View, W/D, screened patio, cable, alarm. Club house/ pool facilifies, private beach access. $9001mth (904)704-7907. PVB, 2B'F(2BA. 1100sf.."2rid" fllfb: bnd, w!gauage,, tireplae, Wv'D., vfu.Vpd iqeIipgs walk to beach, quiet location. $1000/mo 904-742-0508. ---------- ------ - Ortner 1 200 IL I I The Beaches Leader/Ponte Vedra Leader October 11, 2006 OCEANFRONT 1, OR 2BR, weekly/ monthly, pool, 463-7343. *OCEANFRONT CONDOS & Beach homes. Weekly/monthly. V sit us at: jaxbeachrental.com or 535-3911 or 535-3828. OCEAN PARK SUITES Luxury furnished 1 & 2 Bedroom Suites High Quality King Beds. Equipped Kitchens. 2nd Street & 5th Ave. South., www.oceanparksultes.com , (904)318-0044 1 OCEANFRONT RENTAL 4BR/4BA, weekly, rrionthly, yearly. Call (904)249-8269. S. JAX Bch.,2BR, fully furnished, ocean- front condo. Monthly/ Weekly. 241-0267. www.rentjacksonvillebeach.com MINUTES FROM Mayport Navy Base, quiet community, -private & beautiful. 235-9304.- - TWO FEMALES looking for roommate $650 +1/3 fees and utilities. Exclusive Mir- avista, gated. pool, hot tub, health club. walerfroni w/marnna view. Room has own bathroom, brand new large unit, 2700st. i904)463-2845. CLEAN, QUITE. 10 mm. to beach, drug, alcohol tree: $400 + dep.: 333-2624. 3BR'2BA LAKEFRONT home. Mayporti Atlantic Bcn., $375/mo + 1/2 utlities Available Oclober 281h, 249-4646 NEPTUNE BCH- 2 rooms to rent. 3BRi1BA house. $500/mo + 1/2 utilities S962-0329 NEW RESIDENCE, masler bedroom w/ private baln lor rent. 5650/mo 237-4354. TWO ROOMS for rent in attractive home on waterfront Close to the beach, all utilil- ies mcl $460mo. each. 221-4117. CHRISTIAN LADY Seeks roommate to share 3BR apartment 1904)249-1711, (904)349-9969. CHRISTIAN MALE seeks roomate, near Maypon Rd $425/mo. dep & until. 923 6482. JAX BEACH, walk to beach, bottom floor bedroom private bath, $500/mo. 237-4354 APPROXIMATELY 750 sf. quality office space overlooking golf course in S Jax Beach Call 241-5553 x15 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE space in Nep. lune Beacn. 1200 sqtt w/ 5 large offices. 1400 sqh open floor plan (bulrd to suit), or combine space for 2600 sqft Recently renovated, ample parking, water included, no CAM. For more informaiton, Call 992-9344 or 514-6092. AlA & JTB Office Space Leasing 600 1,200st I+-) avail. Nov. 1si. $1.000 to $1,900/mo 8 lax. UNETA Lic. .. RE. Brk. (904)306-7778 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE suite, approx. 1000 sqh. signage: avail at 3010 S. 3rd Sl. Call 247-1770 Ior info. 3 OFFICE Rental Spaces in Jax Beach/ South 3rd St.- two upstairs units 700sl ea. lone has a kitchen/ lunch area): one downstairs unit @9 1400sf.- rental tales are irom $760 base per month, depending on size and amenities Call 247-1770 for appi 1o view. INDIVIDUAL QUALITY Executive Office. overlooking goll course in S. Jax Beach SCall 241.5553 x15. TO A LOVING home, lull bred Pit Bull puppies, 1sl shots and worming. 246-6584 PET SITTING, in your home Dog walking. Rebpo siole mature. Call Kirry,874-6062 FBEE,.TO..oing- nome a.- female, de- clawed. 7 year old black and white cat Violel loves to sit by you while watching TV or reading Her elderly 'mother' passed away. 241-0476 2 JACK Russell terneis, can't be separat- ed. need loving home. w/lenced yard: greai family petl 8 yrs. old, free to good home 333-1111. FREE TO good home. amle B&W tuxedo car 2 1i2 years old. loving & gentle. excel- leni hosi! Call Kirsien. LAB MIX. PUPPIES. Females. Shois and wormed $20 to good home. 743-2042. CHIHUAHUAS PUPPIES for sale, $300. 333-2066 CHIHUAHUA.! MALTESE. 4yrs.. male. neutered all shols. Best offer 285-8008. SHIH TZU puppies, males 8 tamales. 9625-166. HOMELESS PETS for adoption Cats & S. dogs. 246-3600. FOUND CAT in PVB off Solana Rd.. do. meslic medium hair female, while with or- ange patches. declawed in from. 285- 7924 LOST CALICO Cat. named Napi, 2nd St.-. 7th Souih, JB 449-3831. JANACE REEVES Pool If you read this please call Billy @ 248-8205 or 724-0940. IF YOU are Interested in advertising Under Inis category please call 904-249-9033 or email. class,firstname.lastname@example.com DIVORCE $275-$350. Covers children, elc Only one signature required Excludes govt. ieest Call weekdays 1800)462-2000 exi.600 18am-7pmt Alta Divorce. LLC. Eslaolished 1977. DIVORCE AMERICAN STYLE Uncon- tested divorce papers. Without Kids (while you wall) Wilh kids (a little longer) Since 1981 .y appt. only 1904)641-2187 NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA FORSYTH COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT COURT 06 CVD 6984 Karen Denise Roundiree-Topey, Plaintiff vs. . Linden Alanzo Topey, Defendant To: Linden Alanzo Topey TAKE NOTICE Inat a pleading seeking -eliel against you was filed on ihe 25th day ol Seplember 2006, in the above-enti- tied action. Nonce ol Service of Process by Publication began on the 271h day of September 2006 Tne nature ol Ine rellel being sought is as loilows An absolute divorce based upon more than one year's separation. You are required to makN defense to such pleading not later than November 10, 2006, and upon your failure to do so the party seeking service against.you will ap- ply to the Court for the relief sought. This the 27th day of September 2006., Edward Y Brewer Attorney for'Plaintiff Davis & Brewer Attorneys PO Box 786 Clemmons NC 27012 BL9/27, 10/4, 10/11/06 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 16-2006-CP-1802 PROBATE DIVISION IN RE: ESTATE OF ANGELINA LOSCO MENTE Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration of the estate of AN- GELINA LOSCO MENTE, deceased, whose date of death was May 16, 2005, is pending in the Circuit Court for Duval County, Florida, Probate Division, the ad- dress of which is Duval County Court- house, 330 E. Bay Street, Room, 101, Jacksonville, FL 32202. The, names and addresses ol Ihe Personal Representative and the Personal Represenlalive's ahtor- ney are set forth below. All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demanOs against decedent's estate on whom a copy ol this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court WITH- IN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors ol the deceOenl and olher persons having claims or demands against the aecedeni's estate must tile Iheir claims with Ihis Coun WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SEC- TION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROV- BATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BAR- RED. NOTWITHSTANDING THE tIME PE- RIODS SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AF- TER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. The dale ol the first publication of Inis No- tice is October 11 2006. Attorney for Personal Representative 's/Donna Dressier Florida Bar No. 0793388 110 Dixie Lane Cocoa Beach, Florida 32931 Telephone. (321)783-2714 Personal Representative /s/DONNA DRESSLER 110 Dixie Lane Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 BL 1011. 10/18/06 IN THE CHANCERY COURT FOR COCKE COUNTY, TENNESSEE NOTICE OF ACTION BEFORE THE BOARD OF NURSING IN RE: The license to practice nursing of Liza C. Russell, L.P.N. 5042 Sharon Terrace Jacksonville, Florida 32207 CASE NO; 2005-69302 LICENSE PN 332001 The Department of Health has filed an Ad- ministrative' Complaint against you, a copy of which may be obtained by contacting, Ollie Evans, Assistant General Counsel, Prosecution Services Unit, 4052 Bald Cy- prdes Way, Bin #C65, Tallahassee Florida 32399-3265, (850)245-4640. If no contact has been made by you con- cerning the above by October 25, 2006, the mater of the Administhative Complaint will be presented at at) ensuing meeting ol the. Board of Nursing in an informal pro- ceeding. - . In accordance with Ihe Americans with Disabilities Act. persons needing a special accommodation to participale in inis pro- ceeding should conlaci the individual or agency sending this notice not later Inan seven days prior to the proceeding at the address given on Ihe notice Telephone 18501245-4640. 1-800-955-8771 iTDD or 1.800-955-8770 |V) via Florida Relay Service SL9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11/06 LOST WEDDING ring at Micnlers Beach shallow water, near public access, live small diamonds original owner will pro vide a picture to finder and a $250 reward. (603)860-5521 AMERICA'S DRIVING ACADEMY Starl your driving career today Offering course. es In CDL A. Low tuition leel Many pay- ment optionsI No registration feel 1866)889-0210 Infto@americasdiivingaca- demycom. HEAVY EOUIPMENT Operator Cenrtiled. Hands on Training Job Placement Assis. tance. Call Toll Free 1866)933-1575. As- sociated Training 'Services. 5177 Homo- sassa Trail. Lecanlo, Florida. 34461. THERAPIST W,' ABA knowledge needed to teach 7 yr. old, high functioning, autistic boy; e-mail to jpmickey@comcast net. MATH TUTOR- Experienced. Certified Math Teacher will tutor students grades K-t2 Call Slacie *S 249-2293 IF YOU are interested in advenising under this category please call 904-249-9033 or email classitieda@eachesleader corn WAYNE NEIKIRK, HEAVY EQUIPMENT Operator training for Plaintiff employment: Bulldozers, Backhoes, Load- ers, Dump Trucks, Graders, Scrapers, Ex- v. No. 04-082 cavaiors; National Cenilication, Job Place- ment Assistance Associated Training PETER N. MASCI, d/b/a Services 1800)251-3274 wwwequipmen- CREATIVE STONE, CO. and loperalor corn BEN W. HOOPER III, Trustee for RONALD E. VALENTINE, and wife, JOYCE VALENTINE, and DOROTHY WEBB and PAMELA J. MASCI. Defendants ORDER ALLOWING SERVICE BY PUBLICATION IN LIEU OF PERSONAL SERVICE. The plaimtiff, Wayne Neikirk, has filed a Motion for an order allowing service of process upon defendants, Peter N. Masci. d/b/a Creative Stone, Co and Pamela J. Masci, by publication in lieu of personal service. Plaintiff has demonstrated that the residence of said defendants Is un- known and cannot be ascertained upon diligent inquiry. ATTEND COLLEGE online Irom home. Medical, Business Paralegal, Computers, Cnminal Justice Job placement assis- lance Compuler provided Financial aid it qualified. 1866)858-2121 www OnlineTide. waterTech.com AIRLINE MECHANIC Rapid training for high paying Avialion Career FAA predicts 'severe shortage Financial aid it quality - Job placement assistance. CALL AIM (8881349-5387 NEED A Math Tutor? I lutor up Inrough Algebra I 247-8609. PIANO LESSONS All levels, styles & ages. Will come to your home. Piano Tuning also available. 241-4954. 655-3300. It is therefore. ORDERED, thal the YES YOU can stan painting bellei! Open Clerk of this Court shall' Art Classes forming now at new South 1. Fettwimicause.a-opybf(.thisrhder I Beach Gallery in Beach Plaza. Weekly. lo -be published, f tr. lour consc uleve workShops and pain.ing demos Pre-regis- weeks ri 'the 'BAcne' Leard r.- Vnich Iration and into 247-4341. 708-2911. newspaper is the newspaper of general circulation in Allantic Beach, Flonda. Ine . last known residence ol defendants, Peter .OWNA_1._ N Masci and Pamela J. Masci NANNY NEEDED. PVB. requires iqght 2. A copy o t this Orderthat I housework & reliaDle ranspodalion lo pick published snail include the names of the ,ework & reliable transporation to pick parties ol this action, the name ol this up Iodalera rom school3P/T 12pm-6pm Court, and the location at which this Court weekdays. 923-7796 3 A copy of this Order that is published SERVERS shall further notify the defendants they PART-TIME evenings in our main dining music answer or otherwise respond to the room. Flexible schedule. Some holidays Complaint in this action within thirty (30) and weekends necessary. Great work en- days of Ihe fourth week of the publication vironmeni Applications al Fleel Landing of this Order. if they do not answer or thn- Security Gale, One Fleet Landing Blvd., erwise respond, a delaultl judgment may Atlantic Beach. FL: Fax to (9041246-9447: be entered against them. email lo email@example.com Web- 4. A copy of this Order that is published site ileetlanding.com. EOE/ Drig-Free snail also serve to notify the defendants Workplace. this matter is set for trial on December 13. ONLINE BUSINESS seeking person 2006. at 930 a.m. in the Cocke County w/mnlernet and some web design knowl- Chancery Court in Newport. Tennessee edge Grow wilh us. 'Big money polenhal ... .. .. .. ... 314-7901 ENTE H Mis 11hn day of August. 2006. .s' Teltord E. Foigely. Jr Chancellor ' APPROVED FOR ENTRY: /s! Barry H. Valentine Barry H. Valentine BPR #021732 Attorney for Plainliffs 335 East Main Street Newport. Tennessee 37821 1423)623-3082 BL 9/27. 10/4, 10.11, 10/18/06 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF KINGS VLADIMIR JIVOUTSKIL PlalnllffIs) against . HOPE ANN ISENBERG. Defendants) Index No.: 13366/06 Dale Summons filed: 05/02/06 Plaintiff designates: KINGS County as irme place of trial The basis ol venue is Plaintiff's Residence SUMMONS WITH NOTICE Plaintiff resides at, 2160 84th 3F Brooklyn. NY 11214 ACTION FOR A DIVORCE To the above named Defendant: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to serve a notice oI appearance on Ine Plain. lit's Attorney(s) within twenry 120) days al- ter the service ol this summons, exclusive ol nthe day ot service, where service is made by delivery upon you personally within the state, or within thirty 1301 days aher completion of service where service is made in any other manner In case ol your failure to appear, judgment -will be. taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the notice set forth below. Daled April 27.2006 /s/Olga Susiova Anorney(s) lor Plaintiffis Olga Suslova, Esq. ' 2875 West 8th Streetl Brooklyn. NY 11224 718-266-1555 NOTICE: The nature of this action is to dissolve Ine marriage between the pari- ties. on the grounds. DRL 170(2)- Aban- donment. DISHWASHERS, PIT at Vicar's Landing (Ponle Vearal. Excel- lent pay Drug Iree workplace, EOE. Call 273-1734 SERVERS AND Bartenders needed for Georgia/ Florica and ACC games. Call 2498269 COUNTER HELP. Pone Vedra area, PTiFT. ahernoons & Salurday. Call 285- 5644. BEACHES CHURCH seeking Nursery At- tendani to provide care lor inlanis to 3 yr. olds on Sun. mornings & Wed. evenings $10/hr. references & experience required. 246-2010. EVENINGS & Saturdays, mature, out go- Ing. motivated litness minded. Curves for Women, 278 Solana Rd PVB. Apply in .person TEACHER AID for a.m. pre-K class, more houts it willing to cook. mus have com- pleted background checks; 1851 Beach Blve., Jax Beach, 32250 EOE, 242-9645 CHILDREN'S MINISTRY leader wanted lor beaches church coordinating Christian program lor children grades K-5. 20 hswk, salary 246-2010 OFFICE CLEANERS P.T in evenings and FrT daytime condo cleaners Jax Bch. 636-7515. RESTAURANT JANITOR, 3rd shift 7 nights per wk, good pay. call Tim. 404. 592-7835. HHA, CNA. & Companion Sitters wanted lor SS. ARL. Beaches areas Top Payl Apply @ 3515 Hendricks Ave Underhill Statffing, Inc #HHA21206096 BATHROOM TECHS & CUSTODIAN Sell motivated last moving, flexible, multi- task person Must be able to follow dl- rections. Reliable Iransponaiion a must. 6pm-10.30pm, or later Call Debbie after 2pm. 285-3400, ext. 3352. DFWP. VENUS DISTRIBUTION Center is looking for Pickers' Packers if you like working in a tast paced, climate controlled environ- ment, you'll love working in ,oUr ware- house. Warehouse experience a plus. Full time or part time. Call our job line at 645-6000 prompt 2 We also take applica- lions in our lobby at 11711 March. Beach . Drive Irom 9am-4pm Mon-Fri. EOE WEEKEND SECRETARY/ Receptionist. Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home In Jax Bch, has a position available for a week- end secretary/ receptionist to join their team of. professionals. This is a multi-task position that requires working ever other The relief sought is a judgment of absolute weekend and occasionally in the eve- divorce In favor of the laintiff dis solving nings. Must be computer literate. Respon- the marrie bet en he prties in thi abilities include answering telephones, action. Thenature o any ancillary or add preparing materials for funeral services, tional relief demanded Is maintenance light housekeeping duties communicating exclusive .possession of te marital resi- service information to client families and dance and its contents, life, health and directing families and friends for visita- disability insurancefor the benefitof the ions. Interested parties should e-mail re- Plaintiff, an equitable distribution of marital mesto firstname.lastname@example.com property and/or distributive award: counsel M/././. uWr fees, experts fee; and any other relief the REAL ESTATE CLOSING COORDINA- court deems fitting and proper. TOR. Preferably w/ Real Estate License; e-mail resume at BL 10/11,10/18, 10/25/06 email@example.com TEACHER" ASSISTANT for infant room, 7-11am or 8am-12pm; must be reliable, patient, and work well with children & oth- ers;1851 Beach Blvd., Jax Beach, EOE, 242-9645. DEPENDABLE, EXPERIENCED. Sales- person to work at' furniture consignment store 10-6pm, 2-3 days per week. 241-5558. BUSY PV Salon has opening for Recep- tionist. Evenings, Saturdays. 285-7776. GIRL FRIDAY, clerical and project work for Ponte Vedra office. 273-1669.. HANDYMAN NEEDED, Large home' +beach condo. Approx. 15hrs/week, flex' $15/hr. 904-536-4330. NURSES Weekends 7pm to 7am and every other S:weekend 7am to 7pm 'every Saturday and Sunday at a .Premier Retirement Community Health Center. Applications available at Fleel Landing Security Gate, One Fleel Landing Blvd Atlantic Beach, FL. Fax to 1904)246-9447. email to: email@example.com EOE/ Drug-Free Workplace. RELIABLE HELPER for Moving Company in Jacksonville Beacn. 249-9395. 994-1269 BOOKKEEPER/ SECRETARY needed lot Real Estate Office. Quickbook experience Fax resume 273-4848 PRACTICE FINANCIAL Manager, Neurol- ogy, handles all of the following: pt. billing lreceivabies & payables), month end pt. statements, monin- & year-end pi. repons. month. & year-end practice financial re- ponrts, AP,.musi have knowledge of Med. ics Elite/ Medical Manager deals with al financial aspects of practice 20-25 hrlweek position. Fax resume to 242- 0241 P'T DRIVER Ior upscale retirement corn- murilry. CDL required with P endorsement. 20 hours per week. Apply within The Al- rium Retirement Community 9960 Atrium Way, for direcions please call 724-4726 or lax resume to 721-3972 VETERINARY TECH needed for high vol- ume vet clinic At least lyr experience re- quired Compeulive salary, excellent ben. eits Fax resume to 246-3061 or call 246-2045 lor more info Beaches Animal Clinic. 937 Beach Blvd Jax Beach POLICE PATROL OFFICER City of Atlantic Beach. Must have current law enlorcemeni ceriicaiion acceptable to Ine Siate of FL and be eligible to com- plete Florida training and certification with-' in 6 months ol hire $16.75/hr; $670.'wk.: $34 840tyr toenetits Applications musl be received by 10118106 at 800 Seminole Rd. Atlanlic Beachn. FL 32233. Testing on 10,28,06 For more into visit. www.coab.us or call (904)247-5820. No smokers, tobacco users. Drug lesling con- ducted. EOE. MANAGER, SUPERVISOR lor Delail po- sition experience neipiul but will train. Can make between $400 -$700 per week Must have valid driver's license & trans- ponation Only serious. responsible, hard workers need apply Eric. 716-4413. CAR HAULING career Exceptional pay' Great nome lime' Ouisiandming Company Paid Benetils' Paid Trarning! Minimum 1 year OTR experience required Call any- Irme 19121571-9668 OR 1866)413-3074. $300 HIRING BONUS D-Licensed Secur- ity Officers needed to work upscale gated communities and condominiums in Jax and Ponte Vedra Beach Apply in person or online al: First Coast Security Services, 6817 Soulhpoinl Pkwv #1001. Jackson- ville. FL 32216 (904)281-0070 www.Ilrstcoasisecuiityonhine corn DRIVER- ACT NOW...Hiring OTR & Local Drivers "Earn $4,000 in bonuses your 1st year "New Equipment 'Premrum Pay Package "No HazMat Required -Call 1877)882-6537-Oakley Transport. We care about our drivers! e e 0= e dup oe * *am 0 e e * 4m ap 4w 0o (D 0.0 .: CNA ASSISTED LIVING FULL-Time, 3pm-11pm at Premiere Re- tirement Community Excellent benelil package, competitive wages, good work- ing environment. Applications available at Fleel Landing Security Gate, One Fleet Landing Blvd., Atlantic Beach. FL, Fax Io (904)246-9447, email lo: jobs@fleetland- Ing.com EOE/ Drug-Free Workplace. BUSY ANIMAL hospital is looking lor re- ceiplionist Strong customer service skills required. Apply Ponle Vedra Anima Hos- pilal. 28 Corona Rd, 285-7924 BREAKFAST & Dinner cooks F/IT & PrT. ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER experience required, Players Cafe, PVB City of Atlantic Beach. Starting pay 273 5595 ... i ..., $1187'nr. ($24.689,'yr'w to $14 84'br 5- 30 867,yr I DOOG benefits Work hours GROWING PRINTER in need of person- vary.- One year exp" in animal l andfing nel w/ printing experience Sales. custom- preferred: Valid Onver's license with a sal- er service & graphics. 246-9162. isfactory driving record requirea.'Applica- DRIVER- Hiring quatliled drivers for Cen- tions accepted until 10/18/06. Test date ral Florida local and naonal OTR pos- 10/28/06. 800 Seminole Rd, Atlantic r F a n osl'Beach, FL. 32233. For more into call lions Food grade tanker, no hazma o (904)247-5820orviswwwcoaus. No pumps Great benefits. competitive pay smokers-tobacco users. Drug w easing con- and new equipment. Need 2 years expen dumokered. EOE.bacc users. Drug ence Call Byvnm Transoon for your op- ducted. EOE. ponunity loday 1800)741-7950. HAIR STYLIST rental/ commission sla- Irons available in a new planning salon in Allanmic Beach Will consider boolh rental or commission basis. We are seeking 2 stylisIs who are upbeat. friendly & crea- live professionals who are willing to work hard & grow wiln us We will be ready in aboul 6 weeks lor two stylists. Please call Ji you have an outgoing personality and want something different. 235-9529. READER'S DIGEST CO. Books are Fun offers an exciting sales op- portunity lor independent sales rep' Set- up and run Book Fairs at Corporaltions and Hospitals Commission Guaranteed Ine firsl 3 mths Training & suppon provid- ed. 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SURVEYING IMMEDIATE opening, instrument person. -experience required, call Boalwrignti Dur- den Surveyors, (904)241-8550 ext 232. LMT NEEDED lor busy chiro office. NMT training a must Clinic exp preferred.Fax resume to 904-645-3483. HAIR ARTIST needed for Op-scale salon/ spa. Come join a team ol creative profes- sionals. Contact Kim, 821-4845 CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH PLANNER II Starting pay $21 47/hr ($44,657/yr) Bach- elor s degree in Planning or a closely re- lated field with 2-3 year's exp. in local gov- emment zoning'or planning office. Must be proficient in GIS applications Valid driver's license with a satisfactory driving record. AICP preferred. Applications ac- cepted until position filled at 800 Seminole Rd., Atlantic Beach, FL 32233. (904)247-5820 or visit www.coab.us No smokers. tobacco users. Drug testing conducted. EOE. 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Great opportunity for nigh income with advancement and no weekends Call 207-7757 exi 215 GROWING FAST paced lawn mainte- nance company looking lor F/T help 655-8502 FAST PACED Orthopaeaic Practice local- ed at Ihe beach looking for lull-time Tele- phone Operalor/ Appoinlment Scheduler. Monday. Fnday- 40 hours per week. Must have 2 years experience.either in a medi- cal practice or on telephones. Full Bene- ilts. Please fax resume to (904)241-7331 GOLF SHOP Arltendant. Marsh Landing Country Club hiring F/T, but will consider P/T applications Oulgoing personality and social interaction, telephone and corn. puler skills. This is a customer service po- silon with the following key job compo- nents- taking reservallions, billing/ collecl- ing lees, goli shop retail sales/ merchan- dising, shop appearance $9-$10/hr + benefits Please apply in person Tues- day- Sunday Call 285-6459 for directions Drug testing/ EOE. 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ALL CASH candy rouie Do you earn $800'day' 30 machines iree candy All for $9995. 1888)629-9968. BO02000033 Call us We will not be unoersoldl SUCCESSFUL MARINE construcl.:irion business, assets for sale. Barge trailer. all tools. Owner relocating. 285-2100 SATURDAY, SUNDAY. 8am-2pm, 1232 Galapagos Ave S Baby items (boy). lur- niture, clothing household. YARD SALE Salurday 8am-12pm, 307 41h St. *K~f^^^^a 15 YEAR eslablisrned Alljnlic Beach -air Salon. $28.000 Call 248-9781 OCEANSIDE CLEANING INDUSTRIES Safe rool cleaning: Deck & fence restoration. Pressure washing Licensed & Insured Call Kevin 994-0045 DIRTY DEAN'S Licensed and Insured. Call 294-6116 PAINTN5 NEIGHBORHOOD YARD sale, end of Stacey Rd (Soutn Isle of Palms), off San Pablo Rd, Sal .10'14, 8am-2pm. AN EXCITING PV Salel Great nouseful of aniq turn, Inci: Tall Vict beds, dressers. liger maple period chest, senee, lots of oak. barrlsler's Dkcase, morel Roseville, huge set Limoges Sterl sets Prelude, Eloquence. Old doll Walerford Colleen. Civil War clock Flo blue, willow, more! Jewelry. Tomalo collect. An. Golf cart Nos @ 228 41h Ave S. J Bcn @ 8 am Thurs Aher 8.15 go directly lo Sawgrass Players Club. AlA S to PGA Tour Blvd., give name @ gate Take 2nd R to 104 Water Oak. Thurs, Fri 9-4. CHINA CAT 241-0344, crinmacatantiques corn ESTATE SALE Cypress Village, 4531 Silverberry C.. Fri, Sal. 8:30am-2.00pm. Many outstanding incds. 3 piece Hooker Entenainment Cen- ler; 2 Sherrili sotas, Ekorness recliner & ottoman, framed Florida art (some origi- nal). Grandfather Clock, Regulator school .clock, lamps, china, king bed spreads, books, petite cloinig, and mucn .more. Butler to San Pablo, 1 block north of Mayo, .leh on W.M. Davis Parkway, 1 mile to Silvdrberry Ct. 40' BOAT SLIP for sale, exclusive Har- bortown Marina. $164K. 463-2845. 16 FOOT Cariola Skiff w/40np SuzuKI and trailer $1800 OBO. Call George 226-8700 BOAT STORAGE in PV Visit www.MarlnaClubPV.com MAXUM 2000 FR2, excellent condition, ski's Included. Asking $14.900, valued @ $17,000 (904)613-5854. 2004 HONDA Rebel. 3300 mi., windshield & saddle bags, sale $1500. paid $4000. 241-0361. 2006 SCOOTER 150cc, 4 stroke, 800 mi, listed $2995. sale $1495, 241 0361 2003 NISSAN Murano SL, gold w/ tan in- terior, loaded w/ moon rool, make offer. 1904)372-9052 1993 FORD Ranger, 106,000 miles, looks and runs great. $1400 OBO. 246-2011 1990 FORD Aerostar van, power every. thing, digital dash, dual A/C's, $1700 OBO. 501-6840. 03 GMC Sherara custom van, 50,000 mi. factory warranty. 15 seats, 36,000 mi. bronze, $18.500 OBO. contact Bnan at 356-0731. 1967 CADILLAC Coup Deville Convenl- ble: See pictures in web: htlp://home- page mac com/purduejim/PhotoAlbum4.hl ml. 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T-top, auto, 90k miles, beauitul car Must sell $9000 OBO Call George 226-8700 1996 BUICK Cenlury. 6cyl,. auto, PS, PB this is Granma's car 75K miles. $1295 249-7802. - -- - -- -- - -- - -- -- ---------------------- ----- M- M-M-W"BIWANNIM :Tfflb -- ---------- --------- --------- DIJFl liP lmq plt lnj tt.r.' - sllI: I i N Fall tennis league has players in the swing By CHUCK ADAMS ST4FF WRITER Seven Beaches organiza- tions are taking part in the LISTA Junior Team Tennis Fall League, with one of the seven, the Huguenot Tennis Center in lacksonville Beach, being a relatively recent addition. Five of the groups are in Ponte Vedra Beach: Sawgrass Country Club, Ponte Vedra Golf and Country Club at Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Inn and Club, Marsh Landing Country Club and the ATP Tennis Club. Selva Marina Country Club in Atlantic Beach is also participating in the LISTA Junior Team Tennis program, part.of a national program that's been in Jacksonville for at least nine years. The city-wide program has been coordinated by Jacksonville Beach resident Diana' Gardner for three full years. All but the Huguenot Tennis Center are private clubs. Huguenot became part of the program two years ago, wheh local USTA coordinator Dede Allen, executive director of the First Coast Tennis Foundation, and Gardner met with Jacksonville Beach Parks and Recreation 'Director limmy Wilkins and assistant city manager Roy Paixson. "We showed them the pro- gram and said, 'This is a great spot. We really need to have some teams here. This is our track record. This is how many kids are playing. You can play right here, at the Beach.' So they were interested," Gardner said. Jim Watford, who succeed- ed Joe Fortner as head pro at Huguenot, was excited by the prospect. "I've got all these kids ready to play, so we'll be able to put teams together," said Watford. The Huguenot players come from Watford's after- school clinics'. He's coach and captain of the center's two teams. Most of the players play out of their families' country clubs. There's a league fee of $30 per player, and all are asked to become LISTA mem- bers. The cost of junior membership is $18. There's no addition for the junior teams play out of the Hug Tennis Center. Since I play ii ent ladies leach get around the pros at the % clubs. My face ways in front o So I'm constant ing everybody, always tell the you never coi my mailing Ii even if you're my program, going to learn a -Diana Gant Coordinator of thi Junior Team Tennis "I take the kids th the program and pu together," Watford s Monday of his team U14 and the other U18. )nal cost The program's divisions s that are made up by age and uenot skill. Thev are U18, U14, U12 and U10. Each division has three different groups: novice, intermediate and advanced. The Jacksonville program n differ- has three seasons: spring ues January-April), summer gues, I (June-Augusti and fall see the (September-December). This is the fourth fall for various Gardner, who has completed 3 is al- three cycles. "Not all groups have all f them. the skill levels, and it l changes from season to sea- liy see- son," said Gardner. and I The skill level determines how high a youngster plays. Im that A skilled 10-year-old, for me off instance, can move to 1114. "If a club or facility does St. So not have a particular age or skill level, we make arrange- not in rments on the local level to you're accommodate those play- it. ers," said Gardner. bout it. The fall and spring seasons are the Jacksonville pro- gram's largest, in terms of turnouts. dner "Many of the other pro- e USTA grams in Florida actually program have their largest season in the summer," she said. S"Summer is our smallest sea- lat are in son but growing. We had t teams 250 players this summer." said Gardner thinks there s, one should be more sites. Pr.01lo b, CHUCK ADAMS Diana Gardner, who coordinates the USTA Junior Team Tennis program in Jacksonville, works at a junior tournament at the University of North Florida Saturday. Pnolo IubmiHed 14-and-under junior intermediates who play for Huguenot Tennis Center, on the left, and the ATP Tennis Club, right, pause during a match at the Huguenot Tennis Center in Jacksonville Beach, "It's a growing program. I have 25 sites currently, and I can identify at least 15 oth- ers that should be." In addition to Huguenot, the program has other pub- lic sites such as Boone Park Riverside and Orange Park Recreation. Gardner expects to top out at 510 to 520 players in this fall's league. "The fall season is always big because there are a loi of summer camps. That becomes the feeder (for our program)," she said. "One of our largest partici- pants is the W'illiams YMCA, which has 10 teams in our fall program." Gardner said the Jacksonville program grows as new developments are built. "We try to find out who's there, who might be the . contact person," said Gardner. "Palencia probably will hop in soon." Gardner and her husband Howard have lived in [lorida for seven years. She won the area league coordinator of the year award for USTA Florida two years ago and is this year's nominee for the national award. "When we arrived here, I played on a C team at Huguenot," Gardner said of her own tennis skills. "I now play pretty much on B teams, such as B country club team at the ATP, B working women's league at the ATP and in a Beaches league, which happens to be an A league." Howard Gardner assists his wife in running tourna- ments. The couple will work the fall sectional tourna- ment in Daytona the second weekend in December. "It seems like I'm always on," said Diana Gardner. "By that I mean, since I play in the different ladies leagues, I get around to see the pros at the various clubs. My face is always in front of them. 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