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VOLUME 2 ISSUE 20 SERVING YULEE, HILLIARD, BRYCEVILLE , FERNANDINA BEACH AND CALLAHAN May 20, 2010

Children enjoy free airplane rides

Pilots and members of EAA, Chapter 943 volunteer their time,
planes and fuel and give children the experience of a lifetime.

By Lauren Jones
Editor

If you didn’t make it out to the Fernandina

Raymanda Fountain is all grins as she poses
next to the plane she rode in.
Dick Russell, President of EAA Chapter 943 is
hard at work preparing for the day’s flights.
callahan, FL
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Beach Airport last weekend,
you missed your opportu-
nity to fly in an airplane
for free. The local Experi-
mental Aircraft Association
Chapter 943 offered flights to kids
from ages 8 to 18.
The planes went up about 1,000 feet and
circled the island for about 45 minutes at
120 knots. Children said they could feel their
stomach roll when the planes took off and
the roughness of the air as they were flying.
Kids were equipped with head sets to hear the
pilots’ instructions. They were shown how to
maneuver the plane and what the controls in
the cockpit do.
The local EAA chapter consists of volunteer
pilots who donate their time, planes and fuel
to help get kids interested in aviation. They
have been offering the free flights for 10 years
now and it has been a success. Ray Fountain/The Nassau News
Bruce Jones, with the local EAA said there David Sanders, also known as “Crazy Dave,” has no fear when he is up in the air. David Sanders is
were kids lined up at 8 a.m. on Saturday. A
the Vice President of EAA, Chapter 943.
total of 67 kids flew that day as well as some
of their parents.
“Not a one of them were scared. All the kids
were really excited to be there,” Jones said.
There were 17 from West Nassau High’s
ROTC program and three from Fernandina
Beach High’s ROTC program.
They offer the rides as part of the Young
Eagles program which was developed to wel-
come young people to the world of aviation.
The president and vice president of the lo- Tracy Grimslay
cal chapter recently bought a plane in order to
take it apart and teach kids how to learn to put
it back together.
The members of the local chapter park cars
during the annual car show in Fernandina
to raise money for this yearly flying event. If

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they can afford it, Jones says they will have the
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event twice a year.

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EAA is an international aviation member-

ship association founded in 1953. The Young Shirley Fountain/The Nassau News
Eagles started in 1992. Publisher Ray Fountain, (right) poses with pilot Bob Brown, (center) and son Bruce Jones
Local pilots who attended Saturday were Ray Fountain Jr., (left).
Andy Curtin, Tommy Piscitello, Sean McGill,
Robert Brown, Mark Agee, Ron Taylor, David
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Sanders, Brad Wood and Roger Fraser. McGill

Aviation donated the fuel.
“It’s all about the pilots using the fuel and
their planes just for the kids,” Jones said.

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Yulee, FL 32041
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View from inside of the cockpit. Publisher Ray Fountain smiles from inside the plane. John Reagon
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what are your plans for the summer break?
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Government
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Following are upcoming public “I’m going to “I work on the “My father-in-law “We’re going camping “I’m going to
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Place in Yulee. They can be reached at my kids, America taking my 3-year- time at the beach.”
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Faith, like summer, calls us to
explore the mystery of our belief
Moving from the lighthearted breeze
of spring into the heat of the summer al-
ways seems to be a marker for a unique
kind of transition that I don’t experience
in other seasons. The school year is end-
ing, with classrooms filled with youth
whose adrenaline is running high as they
await the summer days of freedom from
homework. There
are yearbooks to
be signed and final
report cards to be
prepared. Students
in high schools and
colleges and their
families are prepar-
ing for those once
in a lifetime gradu- Pastoral
ation events. I still Reflection
remember there
Rev. Mary
was nothing quite
Kendrick Moore
like my high school
graduation. After 12
long years of preparation, I could hardly
wait to move my tassel to other side and
toss my cap into the air in celebration.
After all, we don’t accomplish many other
things in our lives that take 12 years to
prepare! Even so, an air of both uncer-
tainty and expectation blow through these
occasions. With a sigh of relief that one
incredible job is complete, you then face
the unknown future where all the twists
and turns of life can now take you.
This season marks passage in many
other ways. A child finishes kindergar-
ten and can’t wait to be a big first-grader.
Retirees plan a summer hiatus to be near
grandchildren. Families everywhere are
planning where they want to go and what
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summer are good for basking in the sun at
the beach or curling up and coccooning
inside where it is cooler.
I think faith and summer are a good
match. Sometimes in our faith, we want
to curl up and be embraced by what we
have always known as warm and comfort-
able – the beliefs and rituals of our faith
that sustain us and strengthen us and hold
us firm. But faith is also something to be
explored again and again, each time peel-
ing off another layer of what the mystery
of God’s presence in our lives truly means
to us. Exploring, when it comes to faith,
might mean asking new questions, un-
earthing new ideas, reading new authors.
Or it might mean trying new practices.
During one difficult time in my life,
I had a friend who had been through a
similar experience and I asked her how
she coped. I have never forgotten her
words – “I try very hard to practice the
disciplines that make hope more possible.”
Just as practicing the disciplines of reading
and math opened our mind to learning
in school, faith practices – reading, pray-
ing, journaling, caring, serving – open our
heart to the depth of God’s love.
Take a look at the summer ahead of you.
Claim your time for rest and relaxation
where you need it, but don’t forget to see
what there is to explore. Reconnect with
a bit of that childlike spontaneity from
summers past – it might be just enough to
open a crack that lets in the light of God.
Rev. Mary Kendrick Moore is the pastor of
New Vision Congregational Church in Yu-
lee, a new church start of the United Church
of Christ. For more information, visit
www.NewVisionCongregationalChurch.org.
May 20, 2010| The Nassau News 3
Obituaries
Grace R. McCall Mary Louise
Grace R. McCall, 80, of Amelia Island passed
away Tuesday Morning, May 4 at Osprey Vil-
Simpson
Covert
lage. She was born June 14, 1929 in Jacksonville
and moved to Amelia Island 12 years ago from
Lakeland. Mrs. McCall was employed by various
utility companies throughout her career. She was Mary Louise Simpson Covert, 84,
with JEA in Jacksonville for over 20 years, spent passed away Saturday morning, May
several years in Gainesville and was director of 15 at Orange Park Medical Center.
utilities in High Point, NC and Lakeland. She She had been a resident of Orange
was a member of St. Peters Episcopal Church
Park for the past three years moving
in Fernandina Beach and was a member of The
there from Jacksonville. Mrs. Covert
Daughters of the King in the Jacksonville and
was a member of the Assembly of God
Lakeland areas. Other memberships include the
Church and loved going to church and
Republican Women’s Club of Nassau County
singing. She was also a very good cook.
and the Rose Garden Club of Fernandina Beach.
She is survived by two daughters, Ear-
She had also been a mentor for the Take Stock
line Moody (Lawrence) of Callahan
in Children program in Lakeland. Survivors in-
clude a son and daughter in law, Robert E. and and Martha Lorraine Clark (Cecil) of
Sharon McCall, Jr. of Melbourne; two sisters, Jacksonville; five grandchildren and
Nancy C. Graham of Fernandina Beach and several great grandchildren. Graveside
June R. Sullivan who lives in Indiana; and several funeral services were held Wednes-
nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be day, May 19 at Green Pine Cemetery.
held at a later date. Messages of condolence may Messages of condolence may be left at
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The offshore bite is on fire

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Captain Mills proudly poses with his son, Travis, who caught a nice dolphin with the help of his dad.

Although it has been a little on the breezy from here to Mosquito Lagoon and they all
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Asian Cole Slaw This is a version of on fire. Capt. Allen Mills reported some great inated by ladyfish, bluefish and small sharks.
a cole slaw without all catches of several different species. These aggressive fish seem to dominate when
1 package of ready-made slaw the fat mayo. It tastes “The dolphin bite is on fire,” Capt. Mills they are in numbers.
2 packages of ramen noodles, crushed  sweet and salty and is reports. I have had the best luck at the top of the tide
1 cup of sunflower seeds, without the shells perfectly crunchy. He also said he has caught several wahoo, especially where the redfish are concerned.
Community 2/3 cup of white vinegar To send in your sailfish and bonitos as well. The co- Look for the reds to be cruising the
recipes, thoughts, com-
Cookbook 2/3 cup of canola oil
ments and tips, e-mail
bia are still around but have been edges of the grass flats at the first of
Lauren Jones 1 cup of white sugar difficult to sight fish with all this the outgoing. Try tossing spinner
laurenjones@thenas- wind stirring up the ocean. baits or a gold spoon into the grass
Editor 2 tablespoons of cilantro saunews.com. Capt. Mills also has been catch- and bring it out in front of them
Toss the slaw, crushed noodles, seeds and cilantro in a large bowl. Whisk the vinegar, oil ing some very nice bull reds and and you should see results.
and sugar in a separate bowl. Toss in the liquid mixture with the slaw mixture and let sit in the larger jacks. These fish were not A back door front is forecasted to
caught offshore but concentrated move in sometime this Thursday, so
fridge for at least three hours.
around pogy pods near the beach. expect to see more onshore winds
The ramen noodles become slightly soft, sort of al dente and goes well with the cabbage Just cruise outside the breakers and coming our way. We also will see
for a good crunch. You could add seasoned, shredded chicken for a complete meal. look for the bait getting crashed. Nassau some high water moving into the
Capt. Dan Flynn also turned in spartina flats starting on Sunday
a great report from in and around Outdoors afternoon. The red fish and sheep-

Griswold
the jetties. They have been catching Ryan Conner shead should move in to the flats
huge numbers of whiting, drum, on these big tides searching for easy
sheepshead trout and slot redfish jigging cut food to pick off. The above normal high tides
c o n c r e t e pieces of dead shrimp. will be fishable from Sunday until Wednesday.
“I have been catching most of these fish on Do not hesitate to park your boat next to a flat
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No wonder the inshore bite has been so long stretch of flood tides this year the fish
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and beyond. If you decide to go offshore and fish, send
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Editor during their tour of the school. These bobcats are making
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Slightly Off Centre is a not only a physical metaphor
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Tipton is a potter and owns the gallery in Fernandina
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to live with.”
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2. What were the original initials of
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6 The Nassau News | May 20, 2010

These reports are based on information

supplied by the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office.
Anyone whose name appears in the reports can
contact The 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.

Sunday, May 9
Martin Martinez, 56 of Callahan: DUI and
no driver’s license.
Monday, May 10
John Edward Wallace, 23 of Kingsland, GA:
driving with a suspended license and failing
to stop for inspection.
Larry Eugene Johnson, 52 of Fernandina
Beach: driving with a suspended license and
attached tag not assigned.
Justine Lee Dawley, 27 of Callahan: fraudu-
lent use of a credit card.
James Lee McMurray, 20 of Fernandina
Beach: theft/shoplifting.
Heather Lee Edenfield, 33 of Jacksonville:
dealing in stolen property and false owner
of pawned items.
Christopher David Moore, 29 of Yulee:
withholding information from practitioner.
Christopher Edwin Torres, 30 of Fernandi-
na Beach: battery felony result from bodily
harm/disability, battery, damage property
- criminal mischief of $200 or less.
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Tracey Niclole Williams, 30 of Jacksonville:
fraud to conceal information from a practi-
tioner to obtain controlled substances.
Arisleyda Rayes Santos, 45 of Jacksonville,
driving with an expired license.
Joseph Gordon McMannies, 46 of Hilliard:
battery.
Heather Renee McMannies, 46 of Hilliard:
battery.
William Andrew Ross, 18 of Fernandina
Beach: fraudulent use of a credit card.
Patricia Spkies Hursey, 41 of Yulee: sell of
a legend drug, possession of a controlled
substance with intent to sell, sale of a con-
trolled substance, dispensing a prescription
without a license, possession of a controlled
substance without prescription and posses-
sion of a legend drug without a prescription.
Jo Ann Todd, 49 of Fernandina Beach: for-
gery and grand theft.
James Britt Moore, 37 of Fernandina Beach:
DUI and driving with a suspended license.
Wednesday, May 12
Sandra Lee Galloway, 49 of Bradenton, FL:
failing to appear for possession of marijuana
and trafficking cocaine.
Passenger
$
1500
Brandon Romayne Rauls, 27 of Fernandina
Beach: cocaine possession, possession of
narcotic equipment and/or use, possession
of marijuana and possession of cocaine with
intent to sell.
Russell Allen Hayes, 43 of Callahan: lewd
and lascivious conduct and disorderly
intoxication.
Lucille Irene Tobin, 32 of Jacksonville: driv-
ing with a suspended license habitually.
Ryan Bernard Stephens, 26 of Fernandina
Beach: (attempt) marijuana purchase sell
schedule I.
Ashlee Nicole Burnette, 25 of Fernandina
Beach: evidence - destroy tamper with or
fabricate physical, cocaine possession and
narcotic equipment possession and/or use.
William Andrew Ross, 18 of Fernandina
Beach: burglary to a residence and aggra-
vated battery.
Patrick Lewis Geibeig, 26 of Fernandina
Beach: possession of marijuana.
Chad Michael Gustafson, 35 of Jackson-
ville: criminal mischief, unlawful use of a
driver’s license and disorderly intoxication.
James Edgar Jinright, 57 of Callahan:
refuse to pay taxes
Alvin Earl Epperly, 30 of Blountstown, FL:
violation of injunction and criminal mischief.
Michael Melvin Hoffman, 41 of Jackson-
ville: domestic battery.
Thursday, May 13
Noe Ramon Leal, 39 of Fernandina Beach:
theft/shoplifting.
Kimberly Ann Arias, 46 of Fernandina
Beach: disorderly intoxication and drug
Trisitin Lee Elam, 22 of Yulee: child neglect.
Lola Lynette Wick, 25 of Jacksonville: rob-
bery and criminal mischief.
Rodney Lee Walker, Jr., burglary of a struc-
ture conveyance and attempted larceny
theft more than $300 but less than $5,000.
Christina Jean Elliot, 35 of Fernandina
Beach: making a false report knowingly and
giving false information.
Beth Marie Perez, 33 of Fernandina Beach:
worthless checks and driving without or
with a suspended or revoked license.
Saturday, May 15
Christopher Dewayne Sheffield, 24 of Cal-
lahan: contempt first degree driving without
or with a suspended or revoked license.
April Fowler Garrison, 25 of Yulee: mari-
juana sell schedule I and possession with
intent to sell.
Whitney Spencer Music, 26 of Fernandina
Beach: DUI.
Brandon Joseph Claxton, 18 of Yulee: af-
frays and riots.
David Lee Williams, 46 of Jacksonville: af-
frays and riots.
Jack Allen Dunlow, Jr., 46 of Fernandina
Beach: aggravated assault.
Sunday, May 16
Pedro Hernandez Fernandez, 40 of St.
Cloud, FL: failure to stop and attached tag
not assigned.
Conner Anthony Bland, 20 of Yulee: do-
mestic battery.
Timothy Jarrod Bell, 25 of Yulee: DUI.

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