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Begins tomorrow!
July 22-30
Florida sales tax holiday
 Florida sales tax holiday will be held
Saturday-Sunday, July 22-30. Under the
sales-tax holiday law, no state or local
sales tax will be charged on clothes,
footwear, books and certain accessories
selling for $50 or less. School supplies
selling for $10 or less will also be tax-
exempt. Info: toll-free 800-352-3671 or
www.myflorida.com/dor.

Saturday
July 22
Birding walk at
Suwannee River State
Park
 Join Walter and Beth Schoenfelder
for the monthly birding walk in Suwan-
nee River State Park at 8 a.m., Satur-
day, July 22, when it is cool. The park
entrance fee of $4 per carload applies.
This park is a little jewel in the Florida
State Park System and is located 12
miles west of Live Oak on US 90. After
the walk, a 1 1/2 hour tram tour ride
with an interpretation.tourof the park
and its history leaves from the ranger
station at 10:30 a.m. Cost: $1 per per-.
son donation; no pets or smoking oni
the tram. A second tour will follow if
needed. They will be doing this on
weekends or as a special request at oth-
er times, as volunteers are available.
Info: 850-971-5354, wbs@surfbest.net.

Saturday
July 22
Saturday on the


Suwannee featuring
TeddyMac Elvis
 Saturday on the Suwannee will be
held at the Spirit of the Suwannee Mu-
sic Park, US 129 North, Live Oak Sat-
urday, July 22 featuring TeddyMac
Elvis. Enjoy canoeing on the famous
Suwannee River, horseback riding, bi-
cycling, golf carting, hiking, hanging
out and attending the Saturday night
concerts in the Music Hall. Other
artists scheduled to perform during the
Saturday on the Suwannee through
Sept. 23 are Mart'yRabon, Ken Mel-
lons, Shenandoah and the Devonshires.
Go to
http://sos.suncountryjamboree.com/ for
more information or to musi-
cliveshere.com.

Wednesday
July 26
Quilting. Guild will
meet in Live Oak
 Lady of the Lake Quilting Guild will
meet Wednesday, July 26 at the Suwan-
nee River Regional Library on US 129,
south of Live Oak. Social time starts at
9:30 a.m., business meeting at 10 a.m.
Theme: "Christnms in July' with lots
of surprises to cool the summer's heat!
Please come dressed in the .appropriate
colors! A "show and tell" session where
quilters showcase their recent projects
will also be included. Last meeting in
Live Oak, the Guild will meet until
next summer in Southside Recreation
Center, 90,1 Saint Margaret Road, Lake
City. The quilting public is invited.
Info: Sandy Lindfors, president, 386-
362-6850, riverfolk@alltel.ne or Joan
Murray, 386-758-5980.


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Arrest Record


 Editor's note: The Suwan-
nee Democrat prints the entire
arrest record each week. If
your name appears here and
you are later found not guilty
or the charges are dropped, we
will be happy to make note of
this in the newspaper when ju-


vated assault, LOPD F. Gors-
ki.
 July 18, Sharon Marie Tay-
lor, 49, 15790 56th Terrace,
violation of probation on orig-
inal charge of petit theft $100
or more-two counts, SCSO T.
Joy.


dicial proof is presented to us July .18, Antonial Renard
by you or the authorities. Williams, 41, 2822 113th Rd.,.
 The following abbreviations violation of community con-
are used below: trol on, original charges of sale
 SCSO-Suwannee County of cocaine-two counts, pos-
Sheriff's Office session of.cocaine with intent:
 LOPD-Live Oak Police De- to sell, possession of con-
partment. trolled substance, P and P R.
 FDLE-Florida Department Raymond.
of Law Enforcement. July 19, Alisha Dionne Ca-
 FHP-Florida Highway Pa- son, 31, 13503 12 :ith St., vio-
trol. nation of probation on original
 FWC-Florida Wildlife charge of welfare fraud, fail-
 Commission ure to appear on original
 'DOT-Department of Trans- charges of driving while li-
portation cense suspended, leaving
 OALE-Office of Agricultur- scene of accident,, reckless
al La- Enforcement driving, SCSO T.K. Roberts.
 P and P-Probation and Pa '. July 19, Louis Dewitt Jor-
 role dan, 55, 513 Rogers St., viola-
 USMS-US Marshals Ser- tion of probation on original
 vice charges of possession of co-
 ATF-Departnent of Alco- caine with intent to sell, sale
 hol, Tobacco and Firearms of cocaine, LOPD J. Rountree.
 July 18, Sherry Denise July 19, James Gregory Per-
 Brown, 45, 816. Hillman Av- ry, 44, 1474 Pearl Ave., grand
 enue, violation of probation theft, violation of probation
 on original charge of petit on original charges of grand
 theft, trespass unoccupied, theft III, fraudulent use of
 structure, SCSO A. Loston. credit card, SCSO T.E.
 July 18, Misty Dawn 'Roberts.
 Creamer, 25, 11433 US 129 July 19, Tony William
 South, utter forgery, grand Stalvey, 48, 12012 CR 349,
theft III, SCDTF R. Sam- violation of probation on orig-
mons. inal charge of driving under
 July 18, David Jastrow the influence-sixth offense,
 Davidson, 36, Lakeland, fail- driving while licenses sus-
 ure to appear on original pended permanently, tamper-
 charge of driving while li- ing with electric monitor de-
 cense suspended (Polk Coun- vice, grand theft III, SCSO D.
 ty), SCSO S. Larey. Downing.
 July 18, Joshua Lee Harris, July 19, Nathan Keith Tid-
 22, 9109 CR 136A, bond re- well, 43, US 90 74th-Street,
 voked, SCSO T. Lee. violation of probation on orig-
 July 18, Johnathan Scott inal charges of possession of
-Keen. 20, Ft. White, aggravacr cocaine..aid and abetpurcbase .i.
.ed aaltposseoroeon of .ri-controlled-.; lislAbstanoe!,i
trolledi-siibstanoe withoutiprie -,,' LOPD .E. Rodrituez ; .'-.--.
scription, LOPD F. Gorski July 19, A.B. Webb,. 49,
SJuly 18, Brandon Denard 1507 West Sixth St., sale of
Lovett, 20, 12910 US 90 cocaine within 1,000 feet of
West, Lot 69, possession of church, possession of cocaine
cocaine with intent to sell, with intent to sell, SCDTF R.
SCDTF R. Sammons. Sammons.
 July 18, Kenneth Alan Mc- July 19, Anthony L. Webb,
 Clain, 18,. 14109 120th Rd., 41, 13399 30th S.; possession
 aggravated assault, possession of cocaine with intent to sell-
 of controlled substance, two counts, sale of cocaine,
 LOPD F. Gorski. sale of cocaine within 1,000
 July 18, Craig Edward Pol- feet of church, SCDTF T.
 hamus, 19, Branford, aggra- Warren.






 NWTF
 ATTENTION HUNTERS AND CONSERVATIONISTS:
 The Suwannee River Strutters / Live Oak Chapter of the National Wild
 Turkey Federation will be holding an organizational meeting to plan
 the Annual Banquet for February, 2007.
 If you have ever attended a banquet or would like to, we want you!
 We are looking for anyone with an interest in the great outdoors
 willing to help you plan the greatest event of the year!
 Our organizational meeting will be held August 1 at 7:00 pm.
 For information, please contact: John Baucom 208-0672 or 590-0256
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