Residents celebrate their historyFREE NEWSPAPERVOLUME 2ISSUE 13SERVING YULEE, HILLIARD, BRYCEVILLE , FERNANDINA BEACH AND CALLAHANApril 1, 2010POSTAL PATRONTHE NASSAU NEWSP.O. Box 837Yulee, FL 32041PRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGEPAIDcALLAHAN, FLPermit No. 50The Nassau News The NassauHighest in Circulation!We mail to Callahan, Bryceville and Hilliard.We also have drop-of locations throughout the entire county and surrounding areas!Call Shirley Fountain at904-386-2403 or e-mail her at sfountain@thenassaunews.com.To Advertise:By Lauren JonesEditorCome on over for some food. We are lo-cated on U.S. 1 in Callahan. We just want yall to know how much we appreciate what you do, a Callahan CB shop employee calls over the radio to a trucker passing through the area.Jef Mooneyhan who owns the CB radio shoponU.S.1inCallahanisholdinga Truckers Appreciation Day at the shop. Te shop carries these vital radios and says these radios are what saves truckers. Tey are used to get directions, learn about trafc and to communicate with other drivers on the road in the late hours of the night to stay awake. Everydriverisrequiredtohaveone.Tey canbeincontactwithanotherradioata distancefromfveto50miles,depending onthesizeandqualityoftheradio.Tey can cost anywhere from $100 to $1,000.Mooneyhantookoverthebusinessafter hisfatherWalterbecamesickthreeyears ago. Walter started it in 1967 in downtown Jacksonville. After some time, they needed a larger ofce and Walter wanted to own the building instead of rent it. So they moved to Trucker Appreciation Day in CallahanLauren Jones/The Nassau NewsRon Davis of Front Porch Music provided the entertainment at the event.John Tappin, Charles Stephens and Eugene Williams stopped byCallahan CB Shop to enjoy some free food and music.Truckers cont. on page 5Te2010RailroadDaysputon by the West Nassau Historical Society was a great success. Te Saturday parade started at the Callahan Train Depot and included bands, old cars and local businesses. Te audience was treated with a bright, sunny day and was also able to tour the newly renovated caboose. Tere were also craft and food vendors and live entertainment.Shelia Wilkes rode in the parade in memory of Boggie.2 The Nassau News | April 1, 2010Printed on recycled paperFor advertising inFormationCall Shirley Fountain at 904-879-0596 or 904-386-2403, or send e-mail to sfountain@thenassaunews.com. The publisher reserves the right to refuse advertising space deemed unsuitable for placement in this publication. Letters to the editor are welcomed and encouraged, but subject to editing at the editors discretion. Editor is not responsible for errors of content or omissions. Facts and statements expressed in letters are not necessarily those of The Nassau News. When submitting letters please include your name, address, occupation and telephone number. If your letter is printed, only your name, occupation and neighborhood will be listed. Submissions may be edited for space.All content is copyrighted and may not be reprinted, copied, or reproduced without written permission from the publisher. 2009. To submit a story idea or letter to the editor, call 904-225-5100 or send e-mail to laurenjones@thenassaunews.com. Mail can be sent to : THE NASSAU NEWS, PO Box 837,Yulee, FL 32041.FernandinaBeachHilliardCallahanYuleeBrycevilleGoveRnmenT meeTinGswww.ThenAssAunews.ComTwitter: ThenassaunewsFacebook: The nassau newsPublisher: Ray Fountaineditor: Lauren JonesDistribution / sales: Shirley FountainCreative Director: Jessica WoodrumThe Nassau NewsFollowing are upcoming public meetings in Nassau County.COUNTY COMMISSION (Commission chambers at the James S. Page Government Complex, 96135 Nassau Place in Yulee. They can be reached at 904-491-7380.)6 p.m. Monday, April 12 9 a.m. Wednesday, April 14SCHOOL BOARD (Nassau County School Board District Ofce building, 1201 Atlantic Ave., Fernandina Beach, unless otherwise noted.They can be reached at 904-491-9900)6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 8FERNANDINA BEACH CITY COMMISSION(Their ofce can be reached at 904-227-7305.)6 p.m. Tuesday, April 66 p.m. Tuesday, April 20CALLAHAN TOWN COUNCIL(Their ofce can be reached at 904-879-3801.)7 p.m. Monday April 57 p.m. Monday April 19HILLIARD TOWN COUNCIL(Their ofce can be reached at 904-845-3555.)7 p.m. Thursday, April 1 7 p.m. Thursday, April 15OCEAN HIGHWAY AND PORT AUTHORITY OF NASSAU COUNTY (County Commission Chambers at the James S. Page Government Complex, 96135 Nassau Place in Yulee. They can be reached at 904-261-0098.)6 p.m.Wednesday, April 14WHAT IS YOUR oPinion?Gail LivelyCallahanIts going to make our taxes go up.I think it was a good try and I thought it was great until I started realizing that we were just going to pay for it with our taxes.The Nassau News has new phone numbersTo reach our editor:904-781-2985To advertise: 904-781-2987$39,900!Spend your tax refund on a good deal atPRESTIGE HOME CENTERS, INC.904-225-0884 or 800-414-21300850910 U.S. HWY. 17, N. YULEE, FL 32097GETS YOU THIS 3BR/2BACALL FOR DETAILS!MANY FREE OPTIONS AVAILABLE!NOW FOR SALE!1.25 Acre Foreclosure2007 4BR/2BAWayne Modelin Nassauville AreaCall Now for Details!FHA, USDA & CONVENTIONAL LOANS ARE AVAILABLE! CALL NOW TO PRE-QUALIFY!DONT BE FOOLED BY OTHER ADS.This includes delivery, setup, A/C, heating, skirting and steps!USDA Loans Available withNO MONEY DOWN W.A.C.I-95Exit130Exit129PRESTIGE HOMESSE WNWHAT IS YOUR OPINION ON THE NEW HEALTH CARE BILL THAT WAS RECENTLY PASSED INTO LAW?Jack Cowart Sr. CallahanI dont think its going to work.Were just going to pay for it with higher taxes.But, it wont really afect me because I already have health insurance.Bonnie NettlesHilliardI dont like it because its taking away from Medicare.Im going to be retired soon and I need that.I dont think the government should be taking over health care.Corey HerringtonHilliardI want to read up on it more.But, I dont think its fair; if you can just barely aford to live how are you going to aford health insurance?Stephanie WilcoxFernandina BeachI do not like funding abortion.Its part of your right to decide if you want insurance or not.Its not the governments job to tell us what we have to have.Wayne MorganFernandina BeachI dont really know what its about.Ive been watching the news but all they do is argue about it instead of telling us what its about.Dracie ShuteYuleeI dont believe in socialized medicine.We dont get free daycare or free cars; why should we get free medicine?Where do you draw the line?Im a small business owner and it will probably put us out of business.Ray FarmerYuleeI work for the government so Im not worried about it.I havent even really read up on it.Tis Sunday, Christians worldwide will gather to celebrate the hinge of the Christian Faith, the centerpiece of Jesus redemptive work: his Resurrectionfromthedead.Mostdonotknowwhatthatmeansor whyitmatters,includingmanyChristians!Manyviewhisdeathon the cross as the centerpiece. It is true you cant have one without the other, but as the Apostle Paul states: [I]f Christ has not been raised, your faith is useless; you are still in your sins. (1 Corinthians 15:17) Hisresurrectionsealsthedeal.Buttherearemanychurch-goersand many clergy who have lost sight of just how signifcant the resurrection is not only for theology and church life, but for all of life. Some in the Christian faith today have adopted modern thinking and either down-play, redefne or fat-out deny his physical resurrection. I am puzzled how such can hold to this view and simultaneously go about practicing their faith or ministry as if it has meaning or purpose. If Jesus did not physically rise from the dead, then every church needs to shut down and every preacher needs to shut up for there is nothing left to be said. But what is more puzzling is how those who say they do believe in the physical resurrection of Christ live their lives as if it never happened. WhatImeanismanythinkofJesusasahistoricalfgurelikeGeorgeWashingtonandthe resurrection like the Crossing of the Delaware. He existed! It happened! We believe it! Were going to celebrate it on Easter, but we are not sure what it means for us today or why we should have hope for tomorrow. First, what do we understand about his resurrection? Te idea many have is probably more akin to resuscitation than resurrection. Te corpse of Jesus simply came back to life from the dead. Tis is not all that diferent than the Swoon Hypothesis which says he fell unconscious on the cross and woke up in the tomb. Yes it was the same physical body that was crucifed, but at the same time it was a changed body. Tis is why the disciples did not immediately rec-ognize Jesus when they saw him. Paul says the fesh is transformed to become a diferent kind of fesh no longer susceptible to corruption. Like a seed sown in the ground, the body is sown a perishable body, it is raised an imperishable body. (1 Corinthians 15:44) March 25, 2010| The Nassau News 3GREEN PINENASSAU COUNTYS ONLY FULL SERVICE FUNERAL HOME & CEMETERY904-261-0876Amelia Island,Fernandina Beach, YuleeOnline Obituaries & Condolences at www.greenpinefuneral.comThe Water BoysGot Stinky Water?Nothing else is made like or works like the Eradicator.It even removes iron!The SmartChoice EradicatorIt has proven itself to be VERY EFFECTIVE in REMOVING SULFUR and IRON from your water.We can bring the Water Wagon to your home to fx the problem.Call Bob Chavers at904.608.5669Pastorally speakingRev. David BradsherKen M. JenkinsKenM.Jenkins,65,of Douglas,GAandAmelia Island passed away Wednes-day afternoon, March 24 at his Amelia Island residence. HewasanativeofAlbany, GA, grew up in Northport, AL and later in Tifton, GA. Hewasanordainedelder inthePresbyterianChurch (USA) and a faithful member of First Presbyterian ChurchofFernandinaBeach.Kenwasagradu-ateoftheUniversityofKentuckyandservedin the U.S. Air Force from 1965 to 1971. He was a captain and few Huey helicopters with the 20th SpecialOps.HewasadecoratedVietnamVet-eran, receiving the Purple Heart, Bronze Star and DistinguishedFlyingCrossamongothers.More recently he was in the cargo trailer business with TransHaul of Douglas, GA. He was a proud and dedicated member of the Patriot Guard Motorcy-cle Club and held lifetime memberships with the American Legion, VFW and the American Legion Riders.Heenjoyedgolfandridingmotorcycles and had a passion for POWs, MIAs and helping children. Ken was preceded in death by his moth-er, Lula C. Jenkins, father, Belton H. Jenkins and brother,GregoryM.Jenkins,of Tifton,GA.He issurvivedbylovedonesSelenaSmithofAme-liaIsland;CynthiaJenkinsofDouglas,cousins Elaine West of Fairburn, GA., Philip R. Jenkins of Northport, Marie Jackson of Manhattan, KS and Tommy Carmichael of Tifton and many friends. A memorial service will be held May 15 at 2 p.m. attheFirstPresbyterianChurch,Fernandina Beach.Inlieuoffowers,memorialdonations maybemadetoTeHopeCenterofDouglas, care of Vernon Talkington, P.O. Box 2996, Doug-las, GA 31534. 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She enjoyed gardening,homedecoratingandtraveling.She was a person who cared about others and was al-wayswillingtogive.Survivorsincludeheronly child,adaughternamedValerieByrd(Rocky) ofYulee;granddaughters,KaceyKing(Andy)of JacksonvilleandEricaKnowles(Scott)ofYulee; greatgrandchildren,Blaine,BrettandTaylor; twostepgreatgrandchildren,StanKnowlesand ShainaKing;asister,JuneAnnFabiowholives in South Carolina; her beloved dog, Scrapper and twocats,TurboandMs.Kitty.Funeralservices wereheldTursday,March25intheStephens Chapel at Green Pine Funeral Home with Father Jose Kulathinal ofciating. Entombment followed intheGardenofRemembranceMausoleumin Green Pine Cemetery. Te family received friends Wednesday at the funeral home. In lieu of fowers, the family suggests memorial donations be made toCommunityHospiceofN.E.Florida,4114 SunbeamRd.Bldg.100Ste.101,Jacksonville, FL 32257. Arrangements by Green Pine Funeral Home.Nancy Shirley McEntireNancyShirleyMcEntire,81,passedaway Saturday,March27atMemorialHospitalin Jacksonville.ShewasbornJanuary20,1929 inGreenville,SCandmovedtoJacksonvillein 1964fromOcala,FL.Mrs.McEntirewaspre-deceasedbyherhusband,JohnN.McEntire;a son,JohnRobertMcEntire;hersister,Caroline Smith, and brothers, David E. Shirley and James R.Shirley.Survivorsincludeadaughterandson inlaw,Shirleyand TonyJenkinsofJacksonville; one son and daughter in law, Charles David and TeresaMcEntire, also of Jacksonville; a brother and sister-in-law, Lurie and Margaret Shirley, Jr., of Stone Mountain, GA; and fve grandchildren, AdrienneJenkins,AmandaLiggins,AliciaNew-man,KatelynMcEntireandMeaganMcEntire. Tere will be a memorial service at First Presbyte-rian Church of Jacksonville. Te time and date of services have not yet been confrmed. Burial will be in Calhoun, GA. Condolence messages may be left at www.greenpinefuneral.com.Arrangements by Green Pine Funeral Home.what does the resurrection have to do with your life?E V E R Y T H I N G !Resurrection cont. on page 54 The Nassau News | April 1, 2010Beauty TipsThomas HughesSTEP BY STEP LEARNING CENTERSSummer Enrichment CampDont let your child lose one to three months of their education during the summer.Summer day camp will be available between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.The cost will be $100.00 per week, including breakfast, lunch and snack.The camp is for 5th grade students and younger.Step by Step Learning Centers277-8700 or 261-6030SUBJECTS INCLUDED: Math English Grammar Geography Science Spanish Plus a lot of outside play time!We make learning fun!Spring is here time to spruce up your house, get rid of clutter and get things organized. But this year, gobeyondyourhomeandyardwhenyoudoyour spring cleaning and look for ways to rejuvenate your investment portfolio.Of course, you dont have to take an out with the old,inwiththenewapproachjustforthesakeof changing things up. But to consistently make progress towardyourfnancialgoals,youmayneedtomake adjustmentsinresponsetochangesinthefnancial markets,theeconomyandyourpersonalsituation. And springtime is as good a time as any to take a fresh lookatyourinvestmentsituation.Soconsiderthese suggestions: Disposeofthingsthatarentworking.Whether its aburnt-out computer, a non-vacuuming vacuum cleaner or a treadmill that lost its grip back when the Web was reserved for spiders, we all own things that arenolongeruseful.Andthesamemaybetrueof someofyourinvestments.Ifonehasntperformed the way you had hoped, and youve given it adequate time, you may be better of by replacing it and using the proceeds to purchase another investment. Getridofduplicates.Ifyouwentthrougheve-rythinginyourhouse,youmightfndseveralitems that do the same thing. Do you really need two toaster ovens? And how many radios can you listen to at one time?Ifyoulookedatyourinvestmentportfolioin thissameway,youmightbesurprisedtofndsome redundancies. For example, do you own several stocks issuedbysimilarcompaniesthatmakesimilarprod-ucts?Tismightnotbeaproblemwhenthestock market is booming, but it could be a defnite concern if a downturn afects the industry to which these com-panies belong. Always look for ways to diversify your holdings.Whilediversifcation,byitself,cantguar-anteeproftsorprotectagainstloss,itcanhelpyou reduce the efects of volatility. Put things back in order. Over time, and inadvert-ently, the spaces in your home cangetoutofbalance.Perhapsyouhavetoo many chairs in one corner, your fat-screen television is crowding out your family pictures, or your new desk takesuptoomuchspaceinyourhomeofce.With some rearranging, however, you can usually get things back in order. And the same need for rearrangement mayapplytoyourportfolio,whichmighthavebe-comeunbalancedwithtoomuchofoneinvestment and too little of another. Tis situation could under-mineyourfnancialstrategy,especiallyiftheimbal-ance means you are taking on too much risk or, con-versely, if your holdings have become too conservative to provide the growth you need. So look for ways to restore your portfolio to its proper balance one that refectsyourrisktolerance,timehorizonandlong-term goals. By giving your portfolio an annual spring cleaning, you can help make sure it refects your current needs andispositionedtohelpyoumakeprogresstoward your key fnancial objectives. And you wont even have to get near the dust cloths or furniture polish.TisarticlewaswrittenbyEdwardJonesforuseby your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor.edward Jones Financial AdvisorRonnie L. Stoots Jr.Answers to the crossword puzzle on page 10.Time for the spring cleaning of your investmentsTeancientpeopleregardedlong,polishedandtintedfngernailsasa mark of distinction between aristocrats and commoners. Once considered aluxuryforfewisnowusedbymany;maleandfemale.Manicuresand pedicures are the largest growth area in salon services today.Tewordmanicureisderivedfromthelatinmanusforhandand cura for care. Te word pedicure has its root in the latin ped for foot which means the care for feet. Te purpose of manicures and pedicures is to improve the appearance and health of the hands and feet.Fungi are vegetable parasites. Nail fungi may appear under the nail as a cheesy, sticky residue. It progresses to a dry and crusty texture under the nail plate. Nail fungi is contagious and clients must be referred to a physi-cian.It is critical the nail technician understands the structure of the nail and which disorders to look for. Tey should have the knowledge to distinguish between disorders which may be treated in the salon and those a physician musttreat.Teyshouldpossessathoroughawarenessofproceduresin-volved in sanitation and disinfection. Salons are required to maintain a log-book of sanitation performance and frequency. Salon tools which must be discarded after each use are orange wood sticks, emery boards and bufers.Salons may not provide nail services for a client who has a nail fungus or bacterial infection. We may remove an artifcial nail covering to expose the natural nail. Bacteria is anaerobic. Tis means it cannot survive in the presence of oxygen. Andmen.Youwouldbepleasantlysurprisedhowcomfortableand healthy a good pedicure and manicure feels. You can skip the polish part! 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So when we say Jesus died for our sins, we are saying he took the full brunt of sins curse upon himself toconqueritandtoputhumanlifeonthe path to glory. Let me put it this way: we get tangled in the joys and sorrows of this life be-cause we live like this life is the only life there is.ButJesusresurrectionprovesthatthere isanotherlifebeingoferedthatisfarmore worthy of our attention. Forgive the negative illustration, but his resurrection is like a nu-clearexplosion.Teshockwaveofhisrising on the third day is still spreading and can be seenincountlessmarriagesthathavebeen restored,addictionsthathavebeenbroken, and sufering that has been alleviated. Yes, all of these things still exist in the world, but in timetheywillnot.Yespeoplestilldie,but onedaydeathwillbenomore.Tatisthe life Jesus promises all who put faith in him. It is a life we can experience in seed form today that is fourishing into life eternal, incorrupt-ibleandfreeofallthesorrowsofthisfallen world.Imaginealifefreeofunemployment woes, teen pregnancy and homelessness? Tat iswhattheResurrectionisaboutandwhy Christians should be working to alleviate suf-fering today. Becausehelivestoday,wecanhavehope fortomorrow,hopeinanysituationinthis lifebecauseweknowthereisalifetocome that will cause the grief of this world to melt away. He will wipe every tear from their eyes. Death will be no more, neither will mourning or crying or pain exist, for the previous things have passed away. 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When I got into it, it was a boom and it was good from then on, Walter said. Jef stresses that he wants the younger generation to realize the importance of the trucking industry and to keep it alive.Im just trying to keep turning the pages in another chapter, he said.Walter still comes to work a couple days a week. But Jef operates the business. When most people see large trucks on the road, they become annoyed with their size and how slow they drive. But most people also do not know how much truckers contribute to our society. Almost everything going to and from the stores and business they are sold in travels on a truck at some point. Around noon on Truckers Appreciation Day this year, Ron Davis of Front Porch Music sits on his stool fddling on his banjo, evoking a real front porch atmosphere as the men who have been driving the roads sit down to relax and eat BBQ that can be smelled from a mile away. Tey share similar stories and sometimes recognize each others voice from talking over their CB radios on the road.Eugene Williams is there for the food and good company and to purchase a new cable for his radio.Oh, I come every year, Williams said. He has been driving trucks since he was in the military which he is retired from now. Mooneyhan wants truckers to know they are appreciated. He holds the Truckers Apprecia-tion Day once a year at his shop and has been doing so for the past fve years. It includes free food, entertainment and rafe prizes. He said it started out as just a small hot dog stand. Tey ran out of food the frst time. Te truckers loved it so much that he decided to make it into an event with a full meal. 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Never stick around where someone else has setup.Notonlyisitbadpractice, but it is extremely dangerous shoot-ing in the near vicinity of anyone.Ididreceivesome greatcatchreportsfrom acoupleoflocalcaptains though.CaptainRich Santosguidedseveral kayakchartersoverthe past weekend and did very well.Hereportedalarge amount of trout landed by slow running grubs on the bottom.Severalnicefsh were caught on fy as well which is his specialty. If youre inter-ested in his services, contact him at www.fyfshjax.com.CaptainDannyFlynnalsore-ported some very nice catches from ourarea.Heguidedthreediferent charters this weekend with some in-crediblenumbersoftrout,redfsh, blackdrumandwhiting.Someof the trout that were landed measured over 25 inches. Most of the fsh were caught on the frst part of the outgo-ing tide.Asobviousfromthepasttwore-ports,thefshinghascontinuedto improve.Ifyouliketopwaterfsh-ing then you are also in luck. 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He started out in Lake Placid, FL for about sixyears.Hethenwentto Jacksonvilleandhadanof-fcethereformanyyears. He had customer who came from all over. Some of them werefromNassauCounty and they started asking him toopenanofcethere.He started looking for ofces to lease and instantly liked the town. CallahanChiropractic islocatedonU.S.1,south oftheintersectionofA1A. Teyhaveastafoftwo massage therapists, an ofce managerandachiropractic assistant. Beingabletohelppeo-ple, Weaver says, is one of the best parts of this job.Hetrieseducatingallhis patientstobeconcerned withtheirownwellness. Many problems, he says are self-induced and can be pre-vented. He wants people to takeresponsibilityfortheir healthandnotwaituntila problem becomes acute. Heexplainsthatwhen peoplecomeinforacu-puncture or a massage serv-ice,itreducesthedepend-encyonprescriptiondrugs. Tey dont have to just take somethingtoreducethe symptoms;theyareactu-allysolvingtheproblemin a more direct way.Healsoworkswithall typesofdoctorsandsends patients to them, instead of tellingthemthereisnoth-ing he can do for them.Health has to be worked atwithnutritionandexer-cise, Weaver said.Teirofceworkswith theLIONSClubanddo-natestodiferentschool functions.I really enjoy being here. Id go crazy if I got out of it, Weaver said of only working a few days a week and being semi-retired.Wehavearealfamily orientedpracticehereand wewanttobeputtingour patientsat110percent, Weaver said.Lauren Jones/The Nassau NewsChiropractor encourages health and educationBy Lauren JonesEditorGores Nursery on U.S. 1 in Jacksonville has been around for 32 years. Itstartedoutasahobby,JohhnyGore said. His parents started it and he continued it. JohnnyandhiswifeCheryownandoper-atethenurseryandtheyspecializeincitrus trees. Tey have citrus trees ranging from $12 to $180. Teybothdonthaveaproblemsending customers to another competitor if they dont have something or telling them they shouldnt buy a plant if they know it is not going to grow where they are going to plant it. Wed rather lose a sale than have someone be unhappy with their purchase, Chery said.During the recent harsh cold spell, they said theylostsomebusiness,butJohnnysaidit was not as bad as it could have been. Tey are still however, seeing a shortage of some plants because certain ones take longer to grow back than others. He says they are having to order somethingsfarinadvancetokeepthemin stock. Teyalsoseesomeoftheirplantsalesin-creasinginabadeconomy.Peoplearepri-oritizingwhattheyspendtheirmoneyon; moresustainableandhomegrownplantsare becomingpopular,peoplearegrowingtheir own foods and buying from local nurseries. It is one of the reverse afects of the bad economy which Johnny said has helped them.Tey have made the nursery more of a self servicebusiness.Customerscancomeinand get a kart to hold their purchases. If they ask forsomethingspecifc,CheryorJohnnywill direct them to it and give them helpful tips on how to keep the plant alive and the best time and places for it to grow. Teybothsayitisalotofwork,butrun-ning a nursery is also rewarding. Johnnyusuallyworksoutsidewiththe plants,makingsuretheyareproperlytaken careofandCheryworksinsidemostofthe time,gettingtoknowthecustomersneeds andwheretheycamefrom.Tecouplesaid theyhavemanycustomerswhoaresecond generationcustomers.Teytellhertheyre-membercomingwiththeirparentsyearsago and now come themselves. Chery likes devel-opingrelationshipssuchasthosewiththeir customers. Our customers are fun. Without them, we wouldnt be here this long, Chery said.Two peas in a podCouple turns their gardening hobby into a thriving family business.Lauren Jones/The Nassau NewsDr. Daniel Weaver,, Amanda Stalvey and Linda Nettles work at Callahan Chiropractic to help lead their patients to a healthier way of life.8 The Nassau News | April 1, 20102 ROOMS - 2 TYPES OF ENTERTAINMENTAll new Edge night club brings to you a nice, classy and clean environment for people to enjoy a variety of music. We offer two rooms: Studio 50 & the Blue Room. Live bands every weekend and a live DJ.We have the best drink specials in Florida and Georgia. Our drinks will give you 100 % satisfaction. 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The phone number is (904) 879-0527 and is open Tue-Sat. 9:00-5:00.Q: I want to stagger my corn plant-ings so I will be able to harvest corn at varioustimesoftheseason. Idonot want to have too much to handle at one time. So, when is the last date I should plant corn here in North Florida? NDA: I commend you for staggering planting times in your home garden. It is a smart strat-egy which will allow you to gather the harvest at various times throughout the season with-outbeingoverloadedwithtoomuchatone time. Tis will also allow time for canning or freezing the produce in smaller increments so it can be enjoyed all year long. Te corn plant-ing season here in North Florida goes through the end of April, therefore you have plenty of time to plant a few more rows of corn. Always plant more than one row of corn. Home gar-dens should have 2-3 rows of corn. Remem-ber to plant the corn in such a way so it does not cast a long shadow on other garden plants needingfullsun. Ifpossible,planttheveg-etable rows so they slightly curve to discour-age soil erosion. It is important to rotate your crops, which will discourage a strong build up of insects and disease in any one planting area. Planting the same crop year after year on the samesitewillreducetheoverallharvestand qualityoftheproduce.Severalvarietiesdo well here such as Silver Queen, How Sweet It Is,SweetIce,SweetRiser,andEa r l y Sunglow.Foracomplete guide to home veg-etablegardening checkoutthe Universityof Floridapublica-tiontitledFlorida VegetableGardening Guide: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pdffiles/VH/VH02100.pdfQ: Iamconsideringreplacing mylawnatthebeachwithSeashore paspalum grass. Where can I get it? JHA: Dr. Laurie Trenholm is one of the turf-grass experts at the University of Florida. Te websiteforcompleteinformationregarding homelawnsisattached:http://hort.ifas.uf.edu/yourforidalawn/ Ihavealsoattached an older document on Seashore paspalum but the newest research from Dr. Trenholm is not yetavailableinthisdocument.How-ever,muchofthecareofSea-shore paspalum is still accurate: http://www.tbwg.org/water/seashore%20paspalum.pdf You will probably have some difculty locatingthisgrassforthehome landscapeaswehavehadvery littlesuccesswithitbecom-ingcompletelyestablished here. Te common mistakes made with St. Augustinegrass areoftenthesameonesmade withSeashorepaspalum. Tose mistakesarewateringtoooften,us-inghighnitrogenfertilizersandmowingthe grassbladestooshort. Anycombinationof theseculturalpracticescancausethegrass todecline. Tebestchanceofobtaining Seashorepaspalumwouldbethroughalo-calnursery,especiallyonewhichnormally provideslawngrasstohomeowners.Justa coupleofotherhintsaboutlawngrassalong coastal areas which may help you enjoy your landscape. Considerreducingtheamount of lawn grass in the high salt and wind areas astheyrequiretoomuchattentiontokeep themingoodhealth.Expandyourbedding areasandincreasethemulchedspacesun-dertrees.Chooseanappropriatecultivarfor shady areas as most lawn grasses love full sun and Seashore paspalum is one of those grasses. Tryingtogrowgrassinshadysitesproduces poor plant material and then no one is happy with the results. Reduce the amount of water and fertilizer you apply to any grass grown in the shade.Q: MySouthernwaxmyrtledied and I suspect it was because it was in an area where water was standing for more than 24 hours. What can I plant in that wet area? SCA: Tesitemusttrulyhavebeentoowet for Southern wax myrtle to have died as this is one plant which is normally able to handle occasional changes in soil moisture. However, I know of no plant able to handle fooding to thepointinwhichtheoxygeniscompletely removedfromaroundtherootarea.Isus-pectthisisexactlywhathappenedtoyour waxmyrtle. Toomuchwatercandisplace theoxygenandcausetheplanttosufocate. Tebestthingtodoisredirectthemoisture to another area which will allow other choices of plant material at the site. Without altering the accumulation of water I am afraid nothing will succeed. Another possibility would be to bring in more dirt and fll in the area. Either way,theareawillneedtobealteredifyou plan to put landscape plants on the site. Tere aresomepossiblechoicesifthesitereceives occasionalmoisture. Afewwetsitetolerant plantsareOleander,Euonymus,Silverthorn, White honeysuckle, River birch, Bald cypress, Black gum, Lace bark, American Elm, Pindo Palm,Needlepalm,Redmaple,Windmill palm, Ligustrum, Tea Olive, Cast iron plant, Tree Sparkleberry, and Oakleaf hydrangea.RebeccaJordi,UF/IFASNassauCounty HorticulturalExtensionAgent,isaUniversity ofFloridafacultymember.Extensionlocations are the satellite ofce at the County Building in YuleeandthemainExtensionOfceinCal-lahan.TeUF/IFASNassauCountyDemon-strationGardenislocatedattheJamesS.Page Governmental Complex. Mail questions to Gar-den Talk, c/o Rebecca Jordi, Nassau County Ex-tension,543350US1,Callahan,FL32011. Visithttp://nassau.ifas.uf.edu,oremailherat rljordi@uf.edu.staggering seasons for corn crops = healthy gardenReplacing your lawn with Seashore paspalum grass could be difcult as it is hard to fnd and requires going against the cultural norms of watering daily and cutting grass short.The Oleander and handle a wet site better than most plants.April 1, 2010| The Nassau News 9CRimE BeatTese reports are based on information supplied by the Nassau County Sherifs Ofce. Anyone whose name appears in the reports can contact Te Nassau News if the case is dismissed, charges are reduced, or they are acquitted of the charges. Call 781-2985, or e-mail laurenjones@thenassaunews.com. Please be prepared to provide documentation of the developments.SPECIAL$6995Whole house steam cleaned.Up to 2,000 sq. ft.904-386-2958Tuckers Hwy 17 TavernLive Music 904-225-9211Thursday, April 1st - KaraokeFriday, April 2nd &Saturday, April 3rd - miKe millerHappy HourMon. - Fri. 4-7 p.m.Sat. 12-4All Day SundayAdvertise todAyShirley Fountain 904-386-2403904-879-0596 or email sfountain@thenassaunews.comMonday, March 22Lance Dawson, 27 of Yulee: aggravated child abuse. Gary Gibson, 41 of Jacksonville: grand theft. He stole his sisters wedding band and pawned it of.Bradley hornback, 18 of Callahan: do-mestic battery. Jessie wilson, 37 of Keystone Heights, FL: driving with a revoked license. Patty starling, 40 of Interlachen, FL: fraud conceal information to obtain prescrip-tion. She was seeing multiple doctors to obtain prescriptions of the same drugs, including Adderll.Tuesday, March 23samantha Debbrecht, 18 of Fernandina Beach: driving with a revoked license,Leotis williams, 36 of Yulee: resisting an ofcer and possession of marijuana.Robert Didone, 34 of Yulee: driving with a suspended license.vetta Thompson, 36 of Hilliard: false report of commission of a crime. michael Crews, 62 of Yulee: battery.Jason scott, 24 of Fernandina Beach: bat-tery. He pushed his sister against a water heater causing lacerations. Wednesday, March 24Lance Rayburn, 44 of Fernandina Beach: failed to report as a sex ofender.John matkin, 45 of Hilliard: felony DUI.Thursday, March 25Joshua harvey, 28 of Fernandina Beach: child abuse.Joel Lorizt, 35 of Fernandina Beach: pos-session of a controlled substance.Tamie Cordoba, 51 of Callahan: DUI.edwing honorat, 39 of Callahan: worth-less check (two counts).mitchell Boyett, 48 of Callahan: DUI.Avery staford, 42 of Folkston, GA: driv-ing with a suspended license.Friday, March 26John Prevost, Jr., 53 of Yulee: failing to appear for driving without or with a sus-pended license, or revoked license.James Lewis, 25 of Fernandina Beach: leaving the scene of a trafc crash.Tifany edwards, 22 of Jacksonville: pos-session of marijuana.Brian stein, 31,homeless: theft.Anton smith, 18 of Fernandina Beach: possession of marijuana.eddie walker, 50 of Jacksonville: six counts of writ of attachment. James Townsend, 43 of Yulee: driving with a suspended license. saTurday, March 27henry sumpter, 20 of Jacksonville: no vehicle registration and theft.David Toth, 45 of Hilton Head Island, SC: resisting an ofcer and DUI.Katlin Reded, 22 of Callahan: criminal mischief.Jenna sparrow, 19 of Fernandina Beach: DUI.sunday, March 28Kyle Cobb, 23 of Callahan: possession of prescription drugs and possession of marijuana. Daniel Yarbrough, 22 of Fernandina Beach: disorderly intoxication and resist-ing an ofcer.James hopkins, 28 of Jacksonville: disorderly intoxication in a public place causing a disturbance.B&B OutdOOrs presents a Beneft Archery ShootApril 17th from 8a.m. - 5p.m.All proceeds go to the American SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) InstituteFor more information contact Trisha Evans at tmevans0930@yahoo.com or 904-226-1350.the pirates of penzanceAmeliaCommunityTeatrepresentsTe Pirates Of Penzance, directed by Toni DAmico with musical direction by Jill Dillingham. ThePiratesofPenzanceisoneofthemost beloved musicals of all time. Gilbert and Sul-livansendearingtaleofduty,friendshipand lovehaslastedforgenerationsbecauseofits infectious music and universal appeal.From the young Frederic and Mabel to the charmingandsoft-heartedpirates,thechar-acters are engaging and, from frst to last, the play is witty and fun. Te Pirates of Penzance is truly timeless fun for all ages.In this favorite Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera,youngFredericwastobeapprenticed to a pilot, but his hard of hearing nurse mis-takenly delivers him to pirates instead.A hap-py ending is assured in this musical adventure featuring pirates, police and fair maidens. Te dates are as follows: 8 p.m. April 8-10, 15-17, 22-24, 2 p.m. matinee April 18. Tickets prices for adults are $17 and $10 for students.Call 261-6749 or visit the website at www.ameliacommunitytheatre.org.AmeliaCommunityTeatreislocatedat 207 Cedar Street, Fernandina Beach.a night at the operaTeIslandChamberSingers,underthe directionofJaneLindberg,willbeperform-ing selections from the worlds greatest operas featuringtenorJonathanPriceandsoprano KathyKesslerPrice,formerlyoftheWash-ington National Opera Company. Works be-ingpresentedincludeVerdisAnvilChorus, BizetsMarchoftheToreador,Wagners Bridal Chorus and arias from Madame But-terfyandTeMerryWidowaswellasan Easter Hymn. Te choir will be accompanied by harp, organ, fute, cello, bass, timpani and percussion.Tisconcertwillhavetwoperformances attheAmeliaPlantationChapel,36Bow-man Road, on Friday, April 23 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, April 25 at 3 p.m. An opening night reception will be held at the Fellowship Hall immediatelyfollowingFridayeveningsper-formance.10 The Nassau News | April 1, 2010The Nassau News is GROWING!We are the largest, locally owned, county-wide newspaper inNassau County! Yes, we cover the entire county!Our current circulation is over 20,500!Just think20,500 FREE newspapers throughout the county that could have YOUR advertisement in them! Name of NewspaperCirCulatioNThe Nassau News20,500+fernandina Beach News-leader 12,200Nassau County record4,800westside Journal12,150For advertising information and rates, contact Ray Fountain at rfountain@thenassaunews.com, 904-225-5100, or 904-955-0302. Callahan and Hilliard areas call 904-879-0596 or 904-386-2403(Fernandina Beach News-Leader, Nassau County Record, and Westside Journal circulations are based on information provided by the Florida Press Association.www.fpress.com)The Nassau NewsAdverTise TodAyShirley Fountain 904-386-2403904-879-0596 or email sfountain@thenassaunews.comFernandinaThursday, April 1from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.sunseT wiTh The BiRDsJoin the Naturalists for a spectacular sunset and watch Amelias beautiful birds settle in for the night. You may spot egrets, herons, wood storks and other birds feeding and roosting.Cost is $10, meet at the Nature Center at Amelia Island Plantation.Call 904-321-5082 for more information.Friday, April 2 from 6 to 8 p.m.sounDs on CenTReThis free community concert is held the frst Friday of each month from March through October.This month Instant Groove will be performing, so make sure to bring a chair, your dancing shoes and a big smile and join in the fun!For more information go to www.downtownfern-andina.com.saturday, April 3 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.eAsTeR eGG hunTMemorial United Methodist Church will host Easter in the Park from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 3 at Central Park, with fun and free food for the entire family.There will be an Easter egg hunt, giant slide and two jumpy castles, face paint-ing, games and a cake walk, free hot dogs and lemonade, cotton candy and music.Call the church, 601 Centre St., at 261-5769.saturday, April 3 from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.PeTAnque AmeLiAEvery Saturday ptanque enthusiasts meet at the Fernandina harbor marina ptanque courts.Free and fun for all ages, novice to expert...Bring friends!!!Call 904-491-1190 for more information.saturday, April 3rd nAssAu Goes PinKThere will be a festival at Main Beach in Fernandina Beach for the new or-ganization called Nassau Goes Pink. It is a nonproft organization that helps people going through chemo or radiation that needs help with bills, rent or medication. Please contact Chrissy Branch at 904-491-1967 for further information There will be a silent auction T-shirts for sale. There is still a need forparticipants in the festi-val. For more information, contact Cindy Guidry at sunfower5035@yahoo.com.sunday, April 4 at 2 p.m.eAsTeR eGG hunTThe Fernandina Beach Parks and Rec-reation Department will host an Easter Egg Hunt in Central Park on Easter Sun-day, April 4, with registration at 1:30 p.m. and egg hunt at 2 p.m. for children 10 and younger. Bring your baskets.There will be candy, a jellybean guess, prizes for the most eggs and hunt for the golden egg in each age group. The Easter Bunny will make a special appearance. Call 277-7350 or visit www.fbf.us.Friday, April 9 at 11:30 a.m.FeDeRATeD RePuBLiCAn women oF nAssAu LunCheonRandy McDaniels, Leader of the Jack-sonville chapter of ACT! for America will be the guest speaker at the Federated Republican Women of Nassau luncheon at the Golf Club of Amelia Island.Mr. McDaniels served six years in the Marine Corps as an operations specialist and later servedwith the11thCounter Intelligence Team.Contact Gail Biondi by Tuesday, April 6th, with your reservation at 261-8793 or email at GJBiondi@bellsouth.net. Social begins at 11:30 a.m. and the meet-ing starts promptly at 11:45. Lunch is $15.saturday, April 10 from 12 to 2 p.m.CRAFT FAiRJudi Wagner, a resident at Savannah Grand, and Savannah Grand will host a craft fair Saturday, April 10, and Sunday, April 11, from 12 - 2 p.m. If you are interested in participating, please contact Renee Stofel withSavan-nah Grand at (904) 321-0898 for more details. Complimentary refreshments will be served. No cost for displaying or selling.Hilliardmonday, April 5 at 11:30 a.m.eAsTeR eGG hunT The Nassau County Public Library Hilliard branch will hold an Easter egg hunt at Ewing Park, U.S. Highway 1 in Callahan. Bring a picnic for your family to share and baskets with eggs for hunting. For more information, call 904-277-7365.YuleeFriday and saturday, April 2 and 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.YARD sALe BeneFiTinG BRiTTAnY mYeRs To raise money for local student Brit-tany Myers to go to Australia in June as a student ambassador for the People to Peoples program her parents will host a yard sale.They will sell TVs, couches, tools and more at 86104 Callaway Dr. in Yulee. Call Donna Myers at 904-583-1650 for more information.saturday, April 3 at 11 a.m.eAsTeR eGG hunTYulee Baptist Church will have an Easter Egg Hunt for children from birth through ffth grade on April 3 at 11 a.m.In addition to the egg hunt, there will be a hotdog lunch, an infatable and other entertainment. 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