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LEI fY CORBIN Washington County Commissioner District 4 YOUR FULL TIME COMMISSIONER Political Adverseent Paid for am apov by LeyCorbin Dcrat ForCounty Commis IPolitical Adertisement.Paidforandapproved bytenzyCorbin, Democrat, FozCountylommisaioner,Oistrict.4 RE-ELECr County Oaks LC literacy success story The mother of three young girls, Mary Wheeler first sought help at : the Country Oaks Learning Center in August 2001 to better assist her children with their school homework. The information \\asprovided in a news release ' from Country Oaks Learning ,. .S Center. Located in I ik the southeast ' .rural section of Washington County, this leariniig center ..:.=, ,. is sponsored Mary Wheeler b\ the Country OaksVolunteer Fire Department and Literacy Volunteers of Washington County (LVWC). Mary has had mental and physical problems since her playground accident at age four. Unfortunately, she was pushed through public school and completed eighth grade, but was unable to comprehend most English and math skills. Beginning with Challenger Book 1, currently in Patterns in Spelling Book 3,- and utilizing all .the Cambridge English skills workbooks, she has workedd closely these past five years with her tutor, Mary Ann Pelletier, and has advanced to Challenger Book 5. Mary has shown interest in writing and is currently working in the New Readers Press "Write All About It" workbook. Recently, Mary has shown a desire to obtain her GED and has started preparation work in that program at the Country Oaks center, tutored by Monica Baxley. Mary has attended several Florida Literacy Coalition workshops under the guidance of the adult adviser, Monica Baxley, and is currently one of the ambassadors, and represents Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 0: Katherine Harris; 7 77.78: William "Will" McBride; 2 22.22: Peter Monroe; 0: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 6 66.67: Tom Gallagher; 3 33.33: Vernon Palmer; 0: Michael W. St. John; 0: *Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 0: Randy Johnson; 5 -'55.56: Tom Lee; 4 44.44: Non-Partisan: *Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smiley; 83 - 74.77: Christopher Patterson; 28 25.23: J +IO------ @2006 Chipley Newspapers Inc. www.chipleypaper.com _. ___ ____ Voting results: Number of votes and percentages: Precinct 1: Caryville Town, Hall Democrat: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 17-18.48: Carol Castagnero; 9 9.78: John M. Crotty; 1 1.09: Jim Davis 22 23.91: Rod Smith; 43, 46.74: *Attorney General: Walter "Skip" Campbell; 58 76.32: Merrilee Ehrlich; 18 23.68: *County Commissioner, Dis- trict 4: Lenzy Corbin 38 39.58: Mary Jane Nelson; 18 18.75: Bryant W. Sewell; 7 7.29: Scott Waldrip; 33 34.38: See WHEELER, page 8 b 3 06 eto, 8 page 500 sles ta inclued *School Board Member, Dis- 'trict 4: Terry Ellis; 61 61.62: Tracey Kent; 38 38.38 *School Board Member, Dis- trict 5: Gary F. Clark; 13 12.15: Margaret Gilmore; 45 42.06: Susan G. Roberts; 49 45.79: Precinct 2: Five Points Com- munity Center Democrat: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 38 23.90: Carol Castagnero; 11 6.92: John M. Crotty; 9 5.66: Jim Davis; 55 34.59: Rod Smith; 46 28.93: *Attorney General: Walter "Skip" Campbell; 101 67.79: Merrilee Ehrlich; 48 32.21; *County Commissioner, Dis- trict 4: Lenzy Corbin; 48 27.43: Mar) Jane Nelson; 46 26.29: Bryant W. Sewell; 11 6.29: Scott Waldrip; 70 40.00: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 3 4.29: Katherine Har- ris; 57 81.43: William "Will' McBride; 9 12.86: Peter Mon- roe; 1 1.43: -Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 34 49.28: Tom Gallagher; 31 44.93: Vernon Palmer; 1 1.45: Michael W. St. John; 3 4.35: See VOTE, page 2 Goulds named state's top tree farmers Sustainable forestry requires responsible land management practices, and those practices take hard work and dedication on the part of the forest land- owner. For their dedication to forest stewardship, Jon and Carol Gould, certified tree farmers and Washington County forest land- owners, are Florida's Outstand- ing Tree Farmers of the Year for 2006. Jon and Carol Gould own 582 acres of timberland in Washing- ton County. They planted the first pine seedlings on the land and became Tree Farm members in 1996. The Goulds manage their timberland themselves, with the assistance of professional forest- ers. Aside from site preparation and most replanting, they per- form all of the labor on the land, including mowing several miles of roads, putting up over one- half mile of barbed wire fences with wooden posts and perform- ing road maintenance and herbi- cide treatment. They manage their timberland for production of timber products, wildlife and recreation, and they follow silviculture Best Manage- ment Practices laid out by the Florida Division of Forestry. In addition to numerous plant and animal species, they have even seen bald eagles circling high over their property. They have also identified about 50 species of trees on the land. The Outstanding Tree Farmer of the Year. award recognizes private landowners for outstand- ing achievements in managing forestlands. To be a certified Tree Farmer, a landowner must manage his or her forest in an environmentally sound manner, in accordance with the American Forest Foundation's standards See TREES, page 8 For their dedication to forest stewardship, Jon and Carol Gould, certified tree farmers and Washington County forest landowners, are Florida's Outstanding Tree Farmers of the Year for 2006. ~up~ Chipley Kiwanis Club announced its officers for the coming year Thursday night. Left: Kim Wilson (cen- ter) is introduced as new president by Immediate Past President Laura Joiner and Division 2 Florida Kiwanis Foundation Trustee Keith Forehand. Forehand con- ducted the installation of officers. New directors are Andy Andreasen, Malcolm Gainey, Henry Stone, John Locke, Bruce Christmas, Dell Corbin, David Solger, Joe Johnson and Chuck Yates. Marvin Engram is treasur- er, LamerleFeitsma is secretary, David Darrow is vice- president and Darrin Wall is president elect. Outgoing directors are Todd Abbott, Barbara Finch, Bill Howell, Sharon Green and Lamerle Teitsma. More coverage page 4. Precinct breakdowns provided for Decision 2006 SELECT SUSAN G. ROBERTS FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD, DISTRICT 5 Choose an experienced educator for making educational decisions! Polihcal Advertisement Paid For And Approved By Susan G. Roberts. For Washington County School Board District 5 Donation Roulhac Middle school's fifth- graders received a generous do- nation from the Chipley High School Class of 1956. Details Wednesday. NEW KIW'ANIS, OFFrCERS PP7, l n 1- R[Ml- 2, Washington County News, Saturday, September 23, 2006 VOTE Continued from page 1 *Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 7 10.77: Randy Johnson; 25 38.46: Tom Lee; 33 50.77: Non-Partisan: Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smiley; 109 - 46.19: Christopher Patterson; 127 53.81: *School Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis; 139 58.90: Tracey Kent; 97 41.10: *School Board Member, District 5: Gary F. Clark; 71 28.51: Mar- garet Gilmore; 75 30.12: Susan G. Roberts; 103 41.37: Precinct 3: Fire Station Hin- son Crossroads Democrat: 'Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 18 16.82: Carol Castagnero; 6 5.61: John M. Crotty; 3 2.80: Jim Davis; 29 27.10: Rod Smith; 51 47.66: *Attorney General: Walter 'Skip" Campbell; 84 80.00: Mer- rilee Ehrlich; 21 20.00: *County Commissioner, District 4! Lenzy Corbin; 27 23.48: Mary Jane Nelson; 29 25.22: Bryant W. Sewell; 5 4.35: Scott Waldrip; 54 46.96: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 3 8.82: Katherine Harris; 18 52.94: William "Will" Mc- Bride; 12 35.29: Peter Monroe; 1 2.94: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 15, 42.86: Tom Gal- 'lagher; 19 54.29: Vernon Palmer; 0: Michael W. St. John; 1 2.86: *Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 3 8.82: Randy John- son; 12 35.29: Tom Lee; 19 55.88: Non-Partisan: *Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smiley; 69 46.94: Christopher Patterson; 78 53.06: 'School Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis; 86 59.72: Tracey Kent; 58 40.28: *School Board member, District 5: Gary F. Clark; 51 34.23.: Mar- garet Gilmore; 28 18.79: Susan G. Roberts; 70 46.98: C Precint 4: Ag Center Chiple) Democrat: -Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 49 10.56: Carol Castagnero; 24 5.17: John M. Crotty; 17 3.66: Jim Da1is; 166 35.78: Rod Smith; 208 44.83: *Atornme General: Walter "Skip" Campbell; 330 75.69: NMemlee Ehrlich: 106- 24.31:. *County Commissioner District 4: Lenzy Corbin; 176 )33.52: Mary Jane Nelson; 187 35.62: Bryant W. Sewel: 31 5.90: Scott Waldrip: 131 24.95: Republican: S *United States Senator. Leroy Collins; 12 7.69: Kathenne Har- ris; 104 66.67: William "Will" McBride; 40 -25.64: Peter Mon- roe; 0: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 70 44.87: Tom Gallagher; '83 53.21: Vernon Palmer; 2 1.28: Michael W. St. John;1 -.64: - *Chief Financial Officer: Milt. Bauguess; 11 -, 7.53: Randy Johnson; 42 28.77: Tom Lee; 93 63.70: Non-Partisan: *Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smiley; 316 -- 46.95: Christopher Patterson; 357 53.05: SSchool Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis; 415 60.50: Tracey Kent.; 271 39.50: K 'School Board Member, District 5: Gary F. Clark; 193 27.30: Mar- garet Gilmore; 159 22.49: Susan G. Roberts; 355 50.21: Precinct 5: Vernon City Hall Democrat: 'Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 28 12.61: Carol Castagnero; 19 8.56: John M. Crotty; 7 3.15: Jim Davis; 72 32.43: Rod Smith; 96 43.24: 'SAttorney General: Walter. 'Skip" Campbell; 146 73.74: Merrilee Ehrlich; 52 26.26: 'County Commissioner, District 4: Lenzy Corbin; 75 30.86: Mary Jane Nelson; 69 28.40: Bryant W. Sewell; 22 9.05: Scott Waldrip; 77-31.69: Republican: United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 3 4.69: Katherine Harris; 40 62.50: William "Will" Mc- Bride; 16 25.00: Peter Monroe; 5 7.81: 'Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 33 50.77: Tom Gallagher; 29 44.62: Vernon Palmer; 2 3.08: Michael W. St. John; 1 1.54: 'Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 4 7.02: Randy John- son; 16 28.07: Tom Lee; 37 64.91: SNon-Partisan: 'Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smiley; 145 - 46.62: Christopher Patterson; 166 53.38: 'School Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis; 164 55.03: Tracey Kent; 134 44.97: 'School Board Member, District 5: Gary F. Clark; 65 20.70: Mar- garet Gilmore; 109 34.71: Susan G. Roberts; 140 44.59: Precinct 6: New Hope Voting House: Democrat: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 17 -13.28: Carol Castagnero; 3 2.34: John M. Crotty; 4 3.13: Jim Davis; 30 - 23.44: Rod Smith; 74 57.81: *Attorney General: Walter "Skip" Campbell; 85 74.56: Mer- rilee Ehrlich; 29 25.44: *County Commissioner, District 4: Lenzy Corbin; 49 36.30: Mary Jane Nelson; 15- 11.11: Bryant W. Sewell; 11 8.15: Scott Waldrip; 60 44:44: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 0: Katherine Harris; 11 61.11: William "Will" McBride; 7 38.89: Peter Monroe; 0: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 10 55.56: Toni Gal- lagher; 8 44.44: Vernon Palmer; 0: Michael W. St. John; 0: *Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 0: Randy Johnson; :10 55.56: Tom Lee; 8 44.44: ' Non-Partisan: *Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group. 11: Elijah Smiley; 132 84.08: Christopher Patterson; 25 15.92: *School Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis; 88 59.46:, Tracey Kent; 60 40.54: *School' Board Member, District 5: Gary F. Clark; 25 16.03: Margaret Gilm- ore; 82 52.56: Susan G. Roberts; 49 31.41: Precinct 7: Orange Hill Fire Station Democrat: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 39 15.061 Carol Castagnero; 12 4.63: John M. Crotty; 7 2.70: Jim Davis; 91 - 35.14: Rod Smith; 110 42.47: *Attorney General: Walter "Skip" Campbell; 196 76.26: Merrilee Ehrlich; 61 23.74: *County Commissioner, District 4: Lenzy Corbin; 113 37.29: Mary Jane Nelson; 94 31.02: Bryant W. Sewell; 15 4.95: Scott Waldrip; 81 26.73: Republican: *United' States Senator: Leroy Collins; 6 5.71: Katherine Harris; 63 60.00: William "Will" Mc- Bride; 33, 31.43: Peter Monroe; 3 2.86: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 54 51.92. Tom Gallagher, 46 44.23: Vernon Palmer; 3 2.88: Michael W. St. John; .96: . *Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 5 5.49: Randy John- son; 32 35.16: Tom Lee; .54 59:34: Non-Partisan: Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smiley; 176 - 44.11: Christopher Patterson; 223 55,89: .,. *School Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis.184 44.88: Tracey Kent; 226 55.12: *School Board Member, District 5: GaryF. Clark; 127 -30.46: Mar-, garet Gilmore; 89 21.34: Susan G. Roberts; 201 48.20: Precinct 8 Armory, Chipley: Democrat: 'Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 46 -13.22: Carol Castagnero; 13 3.74: John M. Crotty; 11 3.16: Jim Davis; 116 33.33: Rod Smith; 162 46.55: *Attorney General: Walter "Skip" Campbell;. 256 .- 79.01: Merrilee Ehrlich; 68 20.99: County Commissioner, District 4: Lenzy Corbin; 174 43.72: Mary Jane Nelson; 106 26.63: Bryant W. Sewell; 20 5.03: Scott Waldrip; 98 24.62: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 6 6.45: Katherine Harris; 59 63.44: William "Will" Mc- Bride; 25 26.88: Peter Monroe; 3 3.23: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 32 34.04: Tom Gal- lagher; 61 64.89: Vernon Palmer; 0: Michael W. St. John; 1 1.06: .*Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 11 12.79: Randy Johnson; 46 53.49: Tom Lee; 29 33.72: Non-partisan: *Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smiley; 246 - 51.25: Christopher Patterson; 234 -48.75: SSchool Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis; 263 54.56: Tracey Kent; 219 45.44: *School Board Member, District 5: Gary F. Clark; 105 20.92: Mar- garet Gilmore; 152 30.28: Susan G. Roberts; 245 48.80: Precinct 9/9A Wausau City Hall: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 15 - 9.87: Carol Castagnero; 9 5.92: John M: Crotty; 4 2.63: Jim Davis; 57 37.50: Rod Smith; 67-44.08: 'Attorney 'General: Walter "Skip" Campbell; 107 75.35: Merrilee Ehrlich; 35 24.65: S*County Commissioner, District 4: Lenzy Corbin: 39 23.35: Mary Jane Nelson; 52 31.14: Bryant W. Sewell; 9 5.39: Scott Waldrip; 67 -40.12: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 3 7.32: Katherine Harris; 24 58.54: William "Will" Mc- Bride; 13 31.71: Peter Monroe; 1 2.44: 'Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 16, 37.21: Tom Gal- lagher; 26 60.47: Vernon Palmer; 1 2.33: Michael W. St, John; 0: *Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 1 2.70: Randy John- son; 15 40.54: Tom Lee; 21 - 56.76: Non-partisan: Fourteenth Circuit Judge Groupll: Elijah Smiley; 101 - 48.56: Christopher Patterson; 107, 51.44: 'School Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis; 122 58.65: Tracey Kent; 86 41.35: 'School Board Member: District 5: Gary F. Clark; 54 25.00: Mar- garet Gilmore; 53 24.54: Susan G. Roberts;. 109 50.46: Precinct 10/10A Courts of Praise Church: Democrat: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 29 14.65: Carol Castagnero; 7 3.54: John M. Crotty; 7 3.54: Jim Davis; 60 30.30: Rod Smith; 95 47.98: 'Attorney General:. Walter "Skip" Campbell; 144 77.01: Merrilee Ehrlich; 43 22.99: 'County Commissioner, District 4: Lenzy Corbin; 54 24.88: Mary Jane Nelson; 68 31.34: Bryant W. Sewell; 15 6.91: Scott Waldrip; 80 36.87: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 1 1.16: Katherine Harris; 54 62.79: William "Will" Mc- Bride; 29 33.72: Peter Monroe; 2 -2.33: . -Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 30 33.33: Tom Gallagher; 57 .- 63.33: Vernon Palmer; 2 2.22: Michael W. St. John; 1 1.11: *Chief Financial Officer: Milt Baugue; 2 2.50: Randy Johnson; 32 40.00: Tom Lee; 46 57.50: Non-Partisan: *Fourteenth Circuit Judge Groupll: Elijah Smiley; 146 - 48.34: Christopher Patterson; 156 51.66: ( *School Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis; 190 63.33: Trace\ Kent; 110 36.67: , *School Board Nlember. District 5: Gary F. Clark; 79 25.65: Mar- garet Gilmore. 90 29.22: Susan G. Roberts; 139 -45.13: Precinct 11- Ebro City Hall. Democrat:. *Governor :and Lt. Governor. Glenn Burkett; 14 17.07: Carol Castagnero: 6' 7.32. John IM. Crotty; 3 3.66: Jim Dais:; 22 26.83: Rod Smith: 37-45.12: *Attorney General: Walter "Skip" Campbell. 57 77.03: Mer- rilee Ehrlich; 17 22.97: *County Commission, District 4: Lenzy 'Corbin; 29 31.87: Mary Jane Nelson; 10 10.99: Bryant W. Sewell. 4 4.40' Scott Waldrip: 48 52.75: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 0: Katherine Harris; 7 58.33: William "Will" McBride; 5 41.67: Peter Monroe; 0': *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 7 53.85: Tom Gal- lagher; 5 38.46: Vernon Palmer; 0: MichaelW. St. John; 1 7.69: *Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 0: Randy Johnson; 6 50.00: Tom Lee; 6 -50.00: Non-Partisan: *Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smiley;' 83 76.15: Christopher Patterson: 26 23.85: 'School Board Member. District 4: Terry Ellis: 58 59.79. Trace)' Kent; 39 40.21: *School Board Member, District 5: Gary F. Clark; 11 10.28: Mar- garet Gilmore; 46 42.99: Susan, G. Roberts; 50 46.73: Precinct 12 Greenhead Vot- ing House: Democrat: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 14 14.00: Carol Castagnero; 8 8.00: John M. Crotty; 2 2.00: Jim Davis; 35 35.00: Rod Smith; 41 41.00: *Attorney General: Walter "Skip" Campbell; 73 75.26: Mer- rilee Ehrlich; 24 24.74: *County Commissioner, District 4: Lenzy Corbin; 40 38.46: Mary Jane Nelson; 32 30.77: Bryant W. Sewell; 11 10.58: Scott Waldrip; 21-20.19: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 8 5.37: Katherine Harris; 75 50.34: William "Will" Mc- Bride; 58 38.93: Peter Monroe; 8 5.37: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 78 52.70: Tom Gallagher; 64 43.24: Vernon Palmer; 5 3.38: Michael W. St. John; 1 .68: *Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess;' 7 5.11: Randy John- son; 48 35.04: Tom Lee; 82,, 59.85: Non-Partisan: Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smiley; 130 - 50.00: Christopher Patterson; 130, 50.00: *School Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis; 133 55.19: Tracey Kent; 108 44.81: *School Board Member, District 5: Gary F. Clark; 71 28.17: Mar- garet Gilmore; 80 31.75: Susan G. Roberts; 101 40.08: Precinct 13 Old Chipley H.S. Gym: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burket: 7 6.14: Carol Cast- agnero; 11 9.65: John M. Crotty; 1 .88: Jim Davis; 51 -,44.74: Rod Smith; 44-- 38.60: *Attorney General: Walter "Skip" Campbell; 84 78.50: Mer- rilee Ehrlich; 23 21.50: *County Commissioner, District 4: Lenzy Corbin; 44 33.59: Mary Jane Nelson; 34 25.95: Bryant W. Sewell; 9 6.87: Scott Waldrip; 44 33.59: Republican: *United Sates Senator: Leroy Collins; 0: Katherine Harris; 27 75.00; William "Will" McBride; 9 25.00: Peter Monroe; 0: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 12' 32:43: Tom Gallagher; 22 '- 59.46: Vernon Palmer; 2 5.41: Michael W. St. John; 1 2.70: *Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 3 9.38: Randy Johnson; 20 62.50: Tom Lee; 9 28.13: Non-Partisan: Fourteenth Circuit Judge Groupll: Elijah Smiley; 78 46.15: Christopher Patterson; 91 -.53.85: *School Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis;'98 56.98: Tracey Kent; 74 43.02: *School Board Member, District 5: Gary F. Clark; 47 26.40: Mar- garet Gilmore; 44 24.72: Susan G. Roberts; 87 4888: Precinct 14 Old Chipley H.S Gym: Democrats: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett: 20 11.17: Carol Castagnero: 19 10.61: John M. Crontv: 4 2.23: Jim Davis; 56 31.28: Rod Smith: 80 44.69: *Attorne) General: Walter "Skip" Campbell: 123 .- 74.10: Merrilee Ehrlich:- 43 25.90:' -County Commissioner. District 4: Lenz\ Corbin: 81 40.91: Mary ,4Janeq Nelson; 55 27 78:Bryant -W Sewell; S 4.04.Scou Waldrip; 54, 27.27: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 1 3.45: Katherine Harris; 22 75 86: William "Will" Mc- Bride: 6 20.69: Peter Monroe: 0: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist: 12 41.38: Tom Gal- lagher: 16 55.17: Vernon Palmer; I 3.45: Michael W. St. John; 0: 'Chief Financial Officer: Mil:t Bauguess: I 3.57: Randy John- son: 12 42.86: Tom Lee: 15 53.57: Non-Partisan: *Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smile): I11, 50.45: Christopher Patterson; 109 49.55: *School Board Member. District 4: Terr) Ellis: 119 53.13: Tracev Kent: 105 46.88: *School Board Member, District 5: Gary F: Clark; 45 19.82: Mar- garet Gilmore; 81 35.68: Susan G. Roberts; 101- 44.49:. Precinct 15 Sunny Hills Fire Station: Democrat: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 6 6.19: Carol Castagnero; 8 8.25: John M. Crotty; 4 -.4.12: Jim Davis; 37 38.14: Rod Smith; 42 43.30: -Attorney General: Walter "Skip" Campbell; 46 52.27: Mer- rilee Ehrlich;.42 -47.73: County Commissioner, District 4: Lenzy Corbin; 31 32.63: Mary Jane Nelson: 38 40.00: Bryant W. Sewell; 0: Scott Waldrip; 26 -27.37: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 3 3.06: Katherine Harris; 62 63.27: William "Will" Mc- Bride; 25 25.51: Peter Monroe; 8 8.16: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 47 47.96: Tom Gallagher; 44 44.90: Vernon Palmer; 5 5.10: Michael W. St. John; 2 2.04: 'Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 7 7.14: Randy Johnson; 34 34.69: Tom Lee; 57 -58.16: Non-partisan: Fourteenth Judicial Group 11: Elijah Smiley; 117 57.35: Chris- topher Patterson; 87 42.65: *School Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis; 105 55.85: Tracey Kent; 83 44.15: *School Board Member, District 5: Gary F. Clark; 49 24.14: Mar- garet Gilmore; 63 31.03: Susan G. Roberts; 91 44.83: Precinct 16 VFW Post Ver- non: Democrat: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 7 25.93: Carol Castagnero; 2 7.41: John M. Crotty; 0: Jim Davis; 6 22.22: Rod Smith; 12 44.44: .Attorney General: Walter "Skip" Campbell; 20 76.92: Mer- rilee Ehrlich; 6 23.08: -County Commissioner, District 4: Lenzy Corbin; 13 43.33: Mary Jane Nel- son; 3 10.00: Bryant W. Sewell; 5 - 16.67: Scott Waldrip; 9 30.00: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 0: Katherine Harris; 13 54.17. William "Will" McBride; 10 41.67: Peter Monroe; 1 4.17: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 8 33.33: Tom Gal- lagher; 15 62.50: Vernon Palmer; 1 -4.17: Michael W.St. John; 0:1 *Chief Financial Officer Milt Bauguess; 1 5.26: Randy Johnson; 8 42.11: Tom Lee; 10 52.63: Non-partisan: . *Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smiley; 28 50.91: Christopher Patterson; 27 -49.09: *School Board Member, District 4: Terry, Ellis; 21 42.00: Tracey Kent; 29 58.00: *School Board Member. District 5: Gary F. Clark; 11 20.75: Margaret Gilmor; 10 18.87: Susan G. Roberts; 32 - 60.38: Precinct 17 Shepard's Gate Church :r ' Democrat:. *Governor iand Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett: 7 13.21: Carol Castagnero; 8 15.09: John, M. Crotr): 1 1.89: Jim Davis; 15 28.30: Rod Smith; 22 41.51: 'Anorney General: Walter "Skip" Campbell: 39 73.58: Mer- rilee Ehrlich: 14- 26.42: 'County Commissioner, District 4: Lenzv Corbin: 16 27.59: Mary Jane Nelson: 14 24.14: Brvant W. Sewel: 6 10.34: Scott Waldrip: 22 37.93: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 2 4.88: Katherine Harris; 22 53.66: William "Will" Mc- Bride; 16 39.02: Peter Monroe; 1 2.44: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 17 43.59: Tom Gallagher: 19 48.72; Vernon Palmer: 2 -4.88: Michael W. St. John: 1 2.56: *Chief Financial Officer: Mill Bauguess; 2 5.41: Raind Johnson: 9 24.32: Tom Lee; 26 70/27: Non-Partisan: *Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smiley; 45 47.37: Christopher Patterson; 50 52.63: *School Board Member. District 4: Terry Ellis; 40 44.44: Tracey Kent; 50 55.56: *School Board Member, District 5: Gary F. Clark, 19 20.00: Mar- garet Gilmore; 35 36.84: Susan G. Roberts; 41 4316:' , Precinct 18 Recycling Cen- ter -Wausau: Democrat: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 7 14.00: Carol Castagnero; 1 2.00: John M. Crotty; 3 6.00: Jim Davis; 17 34.00: Rod Smith; 22 44.00: *Attorney General: Walter "Skip" Campbell; 39 81.25: Mer. rilee Ehrlich; 9 18.75: *County Commissioner, District 4: Lenzy Corbin; 20 33.90: Mary Jane Nelson; 14 23.73: Bryant W Sewell; 6 10.17: Scott Waldrip; 19 32.20: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 1 3.13: Katherine Harris; 25 78.13: William "Will" Mce. Bride; 6 18.75: PeterMonroe; 0: *Governor and Lt.'Governor: Charlie Crist; 9 28.13: Tom Gal- lagher; 23 71.88; Vernon Palmer; 0: Michael W. St. John; 0: *Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 1 3.33: Randy John- son; 12 40.00: Tom Lee; 17 56.67: Non-partisan: Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smiley; 46 52.87: Christopher Patterson; 41 47.13: *, School Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis; 53 59.55: Tracey Kent; 36 40.45: *School Board Member, District 5: Gary F. Clark; 24 26.09: Margaret Gilmore; 26 -.28.26: Susan G. Roberts; 42 45.65: Precinct 19 Country Oaks Baptist Church: Democrat: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 5 7.25: Carol Castagnero; 6 8.70: John M. Crotty; 3 4.35: Jim Davis; 30 43.48: Rod Smith; 25 36.23: *Attorney General: Walter' "Skip" Campbell; 46 69.70: Mer- rilee Ehrlich; 20 30.30: . *County Commissioner, District 4; Lenzy Corbin; 26 34.67: Mary Jane Nelson; 23 30.67: Bryant W Sewell; 3 4,.00: Scott Waldrip; 23 30.67: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 0: Katherine Harris; 19 51.35: William "Will" McBride; 18 48.65: Peter Monroe; 0: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie .Crist; 14 38.89: Tom Gallagher; 20 55.56: Vernon Palmer; 1 2.78: Michael W. St. John; 1 2.78: *Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 1 2.78: Randy John- son; 13 36.11: Tom Lee; 22. 61.11: Non-Partisan: Fourteenth Circuit Judge Group 11: Elijah Smiley; 57 - 47.90: Christopher Patterson; 62 -52.10: *School Board member. District 4: Terrv Ellis: 62 53.91: Tracey Kent; 53 46.09: *School Board Member, District 5: Gary F. Clark; 30 24.79: Mar. garet Gilmore; 36 29.75: Susan G. Roberts; 55- 45.45: Absentee Ballots: *Governor and Lt. Governor: Glenn Burkett; 39 10.18: Carol Castagnero: 20 -' 5.22:. John M. Cronty: 2 .52: Jim Davis: 168 43.86: Rod Smith; 154-40.21: 'Attorney General: Walter "Skip" Campbell; 284 77.17: Merrilee Ehrlich; 84 22.83: *County Commissioner, District 4: Lenzy Corbin; 172 37.89: Mary Jane. Nelson; 111 24.45: Bryant W. Sewell; 32 7.05: Scott Waldrip; 139 30.62: Republican: *United States Senator: Leroy Collins; 8 8.00: Katherine Harris; 61 61.00: William "Will" Mc-. Bride; 29 29.00: Peter Monroe; 2 2.00: '*Governor and Lt. Governor: Charlie Crist; 48 46.15; Tom Gal. lagher; 54 51.92: Vernon Palmer; 2 1.92: Michael W. St. John; 0: *Chief Financial Officer: Milt Bauguess; 5 5.38: Randy John- son; 36'- 38.71: Tom Lee; 52 55.91: Non-Partisan: *Fourteenth Circuit Judge Groupll: Elijah Smiley; 285. 51.82: Christopher Patterson; 265 48.18: , *School Board Member, District 4: Terry Ellis; 288 52.36: Tracey Kent; 262 47.64: *School Board Member, District 5: Gary F. Clark; 116 20.46: Mar. garet Gilmore; 211 37.21: Susan G; Roberts; 240 42.33: NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The City of Chipley City Council, on September 12, enacted Ordinance #867, entitled "Animals". This ordinance reg- ulates the confinement and registration of pit bull dogs, in order to ensure the re- sponsible handling by the dog owners. Sec. 4-30, Confinement, requires the owners of pit bull dogs to securely confine their dogs in a totally enclosed locked pen with either a top or with sides at least six (6) feet high. The owners of pit bull dogs, when the animal is not in a secure pen, must keep the dog on a leash no longer than six (6) feet in length, the dog must be muzzled, and the owner must be in at- tendance. In addition, the owners of pit bull dogs must register the pit bull dogs within thirty (30) days and must be in full compliance with the confinement and requirements within ninety (90) days. Penalties and violations of any provi- sion of this ordinance shall be punish- able as provided in Chapter 11, Article II, Supplemental Procedures for Code Enforcement, and Florida Statutes Sec. 767.14. ehipk,, h~io'da toa a faiewfWe4 'eeptiau ffla~to4't einto4and ROUe&ie &Ute Sundaj, Szepknet24),2006 frm tfvseeuntit Pmueint tw geeeaW4Ai MJaue * IM-ELECr I Wausau's Visionary Plan is on hold KAREM L. ALVAREZ Staff Writer The Town of Wausau is not ready to bring their visionary plan online yet. Implementation of the plan will be delayed until next year. According to Mayor Pro Tern Roger Dale Hagan, the interest from Wausau's Vision Commit- tee to see this plan come. true has apparently di- minished. The Committee started with 20 people and only four showed up at the last meeting on Sept. 14. 'We are concerned about the process of this plan it has been too much in too short a time," said Hagan. Bruce Stitt from West Florida Regional Plan- ning Council reported to the Council that he asked the state of Florida for ad- ditional funding from the Department of Community Affairs regarding the vi- sionary project, in case the Town of Wausau decided to incorporate it into its future plans. "There's no obligation from the Town to vote or incorporate this plan, these are strictly recommenda- tions. This was presented as a chance for the Town to visualize the upcoming growth", said Stitt. The four Vision Com- mittee members agreed to keep working together and allow more time for more people to join them in the effort. Wausau's budget update The Wausau Town Council adopted the budget for fiscal year 2006-2007, proposed on August 31, in the amount of $255,830: $100,940 for General Fund; $81,720 for, Water Department;- $14,670 for Street Depart- ment; $16,000 for Recre- ation; and $42,500 for Fire Department. As for the Water Depart- ment, Robert Simmons, from Baskerville-Dono- van Inc., reported to the Council the completion of the change order No. 2 for the water well. From an original budget of $60,000, they still have $7,500 left that could be used for the installation of more fire , hydrants.. - U ~E Years Aho Taken, from the files of the Washington County News -E 5 YEARS AGO,,2001 Haymurph Farms LLC of Ireland bought the Chipley dairy which had been owned and operated by Art Aukema and family since 1975. Dylan Bozarth spruced up Chipley fire hydrants as part of his Eagle Scout project. Courtney Hall and Chelsea Carter of Kate M., Smith Elementary were the first to spot a butterfly in the school's new but- terfly garden provided by Chipley Garden Club. The girls received framed cer- tificates. 10 YEARS AGO, 1996 t "'Saxe Blue Lake",signs w'.ere placed aroundBlue Lake Park when the county confirmed the area was on its surplus property list and subject to auction. Lace Woodham and Meagon Mattox were en- rolled in the ladies division of the three-day FSU golf, camp at Falling Waters Country Club. 15 YEARS AGO, 1991 Men from Holmes County Baptist Associa- tion helped replace roofing shingles on an apartment building at Florida Baptist Theological College in I Graceville. State Agriculture Com- missioner Bob Crawford reported that "pawning a car title" was illegal in Florida. Tony Davis led the Chipley Tigers to an easy, 28-0, victory over the Hol- mes County Blue Devils. He scored three of four touchdowns in the first half. 25 YEARS AGO, 1981 Jack Morris' farm in Vernon hosted a tri-county soybean tour, along with showing a nematode con- trol plot. It was part of an annual tour of farms' in Jackson, Holmes and Washington counties. Lea Ann Hughes took on the title of Miss Chipley when former queen, Sherry Rock, moved to North Carolina. S30 YEARS 'AG, 1976 The Northwest' Florida Okcha Clan of the Eastern Band of Muscogee Creek Indians hosted its fifth an- nual Pow Wow during a three-day celebration in Chipley. Twenty-eight players participated in an 18-hole scramble on the Sunny Hills Golf Course. The team consisting of Charlie Prather, Stan Kozlowski, Ray Coleman and Jean Larmore took first place with a score of 74. Willie Gene Robinson and Gregory Jon Mc- Dougald, both of Chipley, completed recruit training at the Naval Training Cen- ter in Orlando. 40 YEARS AGO, 1966 A classified ad in the News offered a 16-foot, two-seat sports cruiser. with 35 hp electric-start Johnson motor and Gator trailer for $350. The deal also included ski equip- ment. Byron PFullen of Parkton, N.C., visited his sisters and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miner and the Rev. and Mrs. Milton Wil- liams. Ken and Bud Swaine and Eddie Watford were among those compiling wins in the Itsy Bitsy,Hot Rod Summer Racing Sea- son. 50 YEARS AGO, 1956 "'M and Mrs. C.A. l 'on- tree had as guests her niece and nephew,. Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Black, and children of Jacksonville. Olin Shivers of Tallahas- see spent part of the week as guest of A.L. Wells. Robert Curry and sons of Graceville spent Mon- day shopping in Chipley. 90 YEARS AGO, 1916 Chipley's 19-year-old George Fowler left for Syracuse, N.Y., where he would be a scholarship stu- dent at Syracuse Univer- sity. He was six feet, two inches tall. J.J. Cox, one of Wausau's prosperous and progressive merchants, was in Chipley transacting business. KMS students are collecting box tops Students at Kate M. Smith Elementary School have taken on a worth- while project for the 2006-07 school year. They are saving Box Tops for Education to earn money to, purchase outdoor equip- ment for the school. "This year, the school has set a goal of earning $1,000 through Box Tops to purchase picnic tables,", a spokesman said. Box Tops for Education, a school fund-raising pro- gram sponsored by Gener- al Mills, is now in its 10th big year. The program has helped America's schools raise more than $175 mil- E Coli alert The Department of Business and Professional Regulation's (DBPR), Di- vision of Hotels and Res- taurants (DHR) notified its inspection staff of two voluntary recalls of spin- ach and spinach containing products by Natural Selec- tion Foods, LLC. and River Ranch Fresh Foods of Sali- nas. The companies' recall lion to buy the things they need such as library books, school supplies and play- ground equipment. The Box Tops for Educa- tion program offers school supporters three easy ways to earn cash for schools through everyday activi- ties like buying groceries, shopping online and mak- ing purchases with a credit card. Schools can earn a total of up to $60,000 each year. "'If you'd like to help the students at Kate Smith reach their goal to buy pic- nic tables, there are several easy ways to get involved," the spokesman explained. of spinach based products was prompted by the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) ongoing investiga- tion into the recent E Coli outbreak. "At this time, there have been no reports of ill- ness in Florida from this product. We are working closely with the FDA and our sister agencies to en- sure that our licensees are "Collect Box Tops from hundreds of famil- iar, participating products and send them to Kate M. Smith,"Attention BJ Alderman, Box Tops co- ordinator," at 750 Sinclair Street, Chipley, FL 32428. "You can also sign up on the Box Tops website at boxtops4education.com. Designate Kate M. Smith Elementary School as the one you wish. to support," she added. "At the Box Tops web- site, you'll learn more about all the easy ways you can choose to make a difference all at no addi- tional cost to you." fully aware of the situation and taking the appropriate action," said Bill Veach, Director of the Division of Hotels and Restaurants. The FDA has advised consumers to not eat fresh spinach or fresh spinach- containing products until further notice. For more infor- mation, please visit www.MyFlorida.com/dbpr Saturday, September 23, 2006, Washington County News, 3 COMNTYNW Save the Children Save the Children Chris- tian Center needs stuffed animals to put in gift boxes for area senior citizens. If anyone can help, they should drop off stuffed animals at 805 Main Street in Chipley. For more in- formation call, (850) 638- 0260. Abandoned bicycles The Chipley Police Department has picked up several bicycles that have been left abandoned throughout the city. "If your bicycle has been lost or stolen, you need to check with us to see if we might have your bike," said Chief Kevin Crews. Go by or call the Chipley Police Depart- ment at 638-6310, Monday through Friday, from 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Of- ficers prefer that you have the bike's serial number or at least a very good de- scription of your bike such as make, model, color and height of the bike. WCOA update *Washington County Council on Aging is en- couraging senior citizens in the community, 60 years of age or older, who are interested in playing cards, board games, enjoying new activities and getting together with other seniors to call them. For more information on these and other services offered by the Washington County Council on Aging call 638-6216 or 638-6217 and ask for Debra or Janie., WCOA is a United Way agency supported by your contributions. Political debate On October 12, the Re- publican and Democratic executive committees will conduct a debate in the qld Chipley High School auditorium beginning at 7 p.m. Candidates from. for the following races will debate; District ,5 School Board, County Commis- sion District 2 and District 4. All registered voters are encouraged to attend and learn more about the candidates and where they stand on local issues. For more information call (850)535-2573. Russ reunion Russ Family Reunion will be held Sept. 30, with dinner served at noon. All Family and Friends are invited to the home of Nicole Russ, at 5755 Windover .Street, Milton. She is the daughter of the late Eddie Russ and the granddaughter of the late Will and Ruby Russ formerly of Westville. The guest of honor will be Broward Russ. Please bring memories to share and any photos. For more information, call Nicole at 850-554-5531or Russwillfish@aol.com Wagon train Everyone is invited to the annual Wagon Train gathering at Pine Log Vol- unteer Fire Department on Wednesday, October 4. The wagon train will arrive in the afternoon. Beginning at 4:30 p.m. we will be serving hamburger and hotdog plates with all the fixin's for a donation of $5. You are invited to stay for an evening of music and dancing at 8 p.m. with Mitch Carroll and band for a $5 donation. This is good, clean family fun, so bring your family for a fun eve- ning. All proceeds will go to the Pine Log Volunteer. Fire Department. Worm Fiddlin' Festival today Caryville's annual Worm Fiddlin' Festival will be held Saturday, Sept. 23, at the town's ball park on Highway 279 South. Literacy Volunteers of Washington County is collaborating with the an- nual fund-raiser this year. For more information, call (850) 548-5571. 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Lafayette St., Marianna, FL (850) 482-6317 1.866-421-4975 David Ryzak Jeremy Parris Team Sales Team Sales Political Advertisement. Paid for and approved by Lenzy Corbin, Democrat, For County Commissioner, District.4, I I Model 13256 4, Washington County News, Saturday, September 23, 2006 lKIA NnCiLUB HOORS OFFERS' Attendance awards were presented. Bruce Christmas has 41 years of perfect attendance. V . Bill Howell and Immediate Past President Laura Joiner honor Lamerle Fietsma as Chipley Kiwanian of the Year. "I just do for my community what my heart tells me to do," Fietsma said. Laura Joiner honors Chuck Yates Community Service committee. as chair of the Laura Joiner honors David Darrow as chair of the Meetings committee. Laura Joiner honors David Solger as chair of the Membership committee. Laura Joiner honors Dell Corbin as chair of the Youth Services committee. Laura Joiner honors Price Wilson as chair of the Spiritual Aims committee. Laura Joiner honors David Solger as chair of the Plat Book committee. Laura Joiner honors Lamerle Fietsma as chair of the Scholarships committee. Laura Joiner honors Kim Wilson as chair of the Sponsored Youth committee. ,.-.. Laura Joiner honors Bill Howell as chair of the Pub- licity committee. Laura Joiner honors Joe Johnson as chair of the Pan- cake Breakfast committee. .. . Keith Forehand and Laura Joiner re-induct Marvin Engram as treasurer. Laura Joiner honors David Wall as chair of the Fruit Sales committee. Laura Joiner honors Bill Howell as chair of the Din- ner Theater committee. Immediate Past President Laura Joiner gave special gifts to Bill Howell, David Solger and Joe Johnson. Immediate Past President Laura Joiner gave special gifts to Sharon Green, Kim Wilson and Lamerle Fi- etsma M. aurice (Moe) Pujol Publisher Jay Felsberg Managing Editor P.O. 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VHS class of '96 Vernon High School's class of 1996 would like to announce their upcoming reunion. VHS Homecoming is Sept. 29.There will be events on Friday and Saturday eve- ning as well as decorating the float for the parade. VHS class of '96 is encouraged to come and participate. There will be fun and entertainment for everyone to enjoy. All events are posted on www.classreport.com. There will not be invita- tions sent to individuals, if you would like to know more please call 638- 9446. VHS Class of '86 Vernon High School Class of 1986, Unofficial 20 year reunion will be held Sept. 29, beginning at 7 p.m. at Vernon's Home- coming football game. A section of bleachers will possibly be set aside for the old timers. A reception will be held September 30, at Sharky's Restaurant on Panama City Beach beginning at 5 p.m. Graduates may contact: C."Lothian" Brown at chuck95 Cbellsouth.net or Laurin Mathis(Clark) at laurin_c@hotmail.com VHS Homecoming Vernon High School's Homecoming will be held on Friday, Sept. 29. The annual Homecoming Pa- rade will begin at 1 p.m., and proceed down Main Street. Parade line-up will be at the track behind the 'old Vernon High School. This year, the football team will be playing the Boze- man Bucks and the theme for Homecoming is "Hunt 'Em Down." Freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes will design floats and com- pete in different events all through the week such as Pickle Barrel and the dress- up days. This year's dress- up days are as follows: Monday-Collegiate Day, Tuesday-Tacky Day, Wednesday-Camo Day, Thursday-Career Day, Friday-Orange and Blue. The Pep-rally will start at noon in the gym. The pre-game show will start at 7 p.m. and will include the crowning of the 2006 Homecoming Queen. Following the pre-game show will be the Varsity football game at 7: 30 p.m. Come and support your Vernon High School Yel- low Jackets for their 2006 Homecoming. VHS Class of '76 Your classmates are *planning a 30-year reunion to be celebrated September 29 and 30. Please contact Patti at 850-535-2482 ASAP for more informa- tion. Fax news to 850-638-4601 Call 638-0212 NOTICE OF CHANGE IN REGULATIONS AFFECTING THE USE OF LAND Washington County is considering amending the County's Land Development Code (LDC) for the area shown within the map in this advertisement(the unincorporated portion of the County plus the municipalities of Caryville, Ebro, Vernon, and Wausau). The proposed amendments to the Land Development Code (LDC) affect or involve changing portions of the following sections of the LDC. Article.Two (II) "Land Use, Vegetation and Buffering"; Article Four (IV) "Resource Protection"; Article Five (V) "Development Design and Improvement Standards"; Article Six (VI) "Subdivisions"; Article Nine (IX) "Boards and Agencies"; and, Article Ten (X) "Administration and Enforcement". A Review Public Hearing will be held by the Washington County Planning Commission to review these proposed changes as well as to solicit public comment concerning the proposed amend- ments. The Public Hearing will be held on October 3, 2006 at 5: 00 PM at the Board of County Commissioners Meeting Room, 1331 South Boulevard, Chipley, Florida. All interested persons are encouraged to attend. The proposed changes to the Land Development Code are available for review at the Washington County Board of County Commissioners Office also located at 1331 South Boulevard, Chipley, Florida. t.SHIBTON ./ -S I coumI A verbatim record of these proceedings will not be kept. It shall be the responsibility of any person deciding to appeal any deci- sion made by Washington County with respect to any matter con- sidered at this public hearing, to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made. C A .1 Keith Forehand inducts David Darrow as vice-presi- dent of Chipley Kiwanis, Club. BUDGET SUMMARY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, WASHINGTON COUNTY FISCAL YEAR 2006-2007 COUNTY OPERATING VILLAGE 8.5000 THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF WASHINGTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ARE 24.7% MORE THAN LAST YEAR'S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES. VILLAGE PER $1,000 GENERAL FUND 8.5000 , SPECIAL DEBT GENERAL TRANSPORTATION REVENUE SERVICE TOTAL FUND FUND FUND FUND BUDGET CASH BALANCE FORWARD 1,450,000.00 1,295,000.00 4,403,837.00 830,000.00 7,978,837.00 ESTIMATED REVENUES: TAXES: AD VALOREM TAX 8,520,152.00 8,520,152.00 NON AD VALOREM TAX 379,791.00 379,791.00 SALES, USES & GAS TAX 1,308,234.00 1,227,906.00 1,400.00 769,145.00 3,306,685.00 BUILDING PERMITS 189,500.00 189,500.00 CHARGES FOR SERVICES 124,962.00 12,000.00 183,500.00 320,462.00 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUES 2,175,759.00 963,948.00 10,986,580.00 14,126,287.00 FINES & FORFEITURES 27,000.00 371,387.00 398,387.00 MISCELLANEOUS 588,562.00 189,667.00 778,229.00 TOTAL REVENUES AND OTHER FINANCING SOURCES 14,194,669.00 3,498,854.00 16,705,662.00 1,599,145.00 35,998,330.00 ,LESS 5% 637,234.00 110,193.00 10,475.00 38,458.00 796,360.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES AND BALANCES 13,557,435.00 3,388,661.00 16,695,187.00 .1,560,687.00 35,201,970.00 TRANSFER INS 18,116.00 2,011,732.00 904,986.00 2,934,834.00 HOSPITAL WORKERS COMP 86,250.00 86,250.00 BALANCES 13,661,801.00 3,388,661.00 18,706,919.00 2,465,673.00 38,223,054.00 EXPENDITURES/EXPENSES GENERAL GOVERNMENT 4,756,558.00 994,620.00 5,751,178.00 PUBLIC SAFETY 5,281,012.00 3,270,727.00 8,551,739.00 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT 99,000.00 337,237.00 436,237.00 TRANSPORTATION 3,199,282.00 5,583,189.00 8,782,471.00 ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT 191,811.00 3,679,490.00 3,871,301.00 HUMAN SERVICES 514,642.00 229,203.00 743,845.00 CULTURE/RECREATION 608,441.00 1,379,262.00 1,987,703.00 CAPITAL OUTLAY DEBT SERVICE 1,429,986.00 1,429,986.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES/EXPENSES 11,451,464.00 3,199,282.00 15,473,728.00 1,429,986.00 31,554,460.00 CONTINGENCY 275,605.00 189,379.00 2,233,089.00 1,035,687.00 3,733,760.00 TOTAL APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURES AND CONTINGENCIES 11,727,069.00 3,388,661.00 17,706,817.00 2,465,673.00 35,288,220.00 TRANSFER OUTS 1,934,732.00 1,000,102.00 2,934,834.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 13,661,801.00 3,388,661.00 18,706,919.00 2,465,673.00 38,223,054.00 THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED, AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD. NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREAS-E The Washington County Board of County Com- missioners has tentatively adopted a measure to increase its property tax levy. Last year's property tax levy: A. Initially proposed tax levy........ $6,353,268 B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment Board and other assessment changes.......... ...... ................. $262,189 C. Actual property tax levy........... $6,091,079 This year's proposed tax levy:.... $8,470,152 All concerned citizens are invited to a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on Tuesday, September 26, 2006 5:30 P.M. at 1331 South Boulevard Chipley, Florida A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. 6, Washington County News, Saturday, September 23, 2006 638-0212 *i w Rn[ i1 RIME LLEETRA.N^ 638-4242 CLASSIFIED ADS. Classified ads are published in the Wednesday issues of the Washington County News, Holmes County Times-Advertiser, Weekly Advertiser and the Weekend Edition. 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Box 627, Chipley, FL 32428 All residential real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act. The Fair Housing Act makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation, discrimination because of race, color religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or mention to make any such preference., limitation, or discrimination." We will not knowingly accept any advertising for residential real estate that appears to or violates federal and/or state law. FOR SALE 4 ton central, air conditioner $500 OBO, washing machine. $50 OBO. 547-9340 - GAS HEATER MODINE brand 100,000 BTU great for shop, green- house, garage. Never, out of box. 773-7029 Great Price 1995 FLEETWOOD 20FT pop-up camper' with A/C, gas stove, elec- tric, sleeps 6. 638-0983,, leave message. CA KING SIZE pillow top mattress & box spring set, used in a clean home' $120. Double reclining couch w/matching: loveseat, light colors $375. Call 638-0690 2004 CLASSY MOTORHOME 31ft, one slideout, priced to'sell." 638-2640 2005 39 FT 5TH Wheel RV, fully self contained. King size bed with fire- place, paid $67,000 ask-' rig $48,000. 836-4305;, -259-0442 SOD FOR SALE on the farm, delivered or in- stalled. Centipede and 419 Bermuda. WEST FLORIDA TURF' (850)63"8-4860;. (850)415-0385. Estab-:, lished 1980. FOR SALE METAL Job overruns. Half price painted and non-painted metal. Including standing seam; 6" max grip and other misc metal trims. For more information, contact (850)547-1001 SALE: SEPT 15-23 .Every item discounted.at. least 10%. New colle- giate merchandise; hum- mingbird feeders, jewel- ry, Camille Beckman'r Skin Care 20% off. Charming Tails 30% off- Free bottle of oil with our new spin shade' scented lamps; New line of gour- met foods, perfect for gifts. Free gift wrapping open 10AM-10PM 309 S. Waukesha St. 547- 3003 SNARE DRUM LIKE new, $125. (850)548- 4796 COLOR COPIES $1. 'COPIES 150 Washing- ton County News, down- town Chipley. 1999 FORD RANGER excellent condition 103,000 miles, every-, thing 'works. Payoff $6100. 2000 boat weld built 48 horse Johnson 48 pound thrust trolling motor, fish finder lights, spare tire, $6500 firm. 850-548-4796, 850-557- 5169, 850-333-9129 K&L FARM Green Pea- nuts fbr sale. 8-6 M-F; 8- 5 Sat. 638-1119; 850- 260-5003; 850-527-3380 3 CEMETERY PLOTS in old division of Glenwood Cemetery. Washington County, Chipley, Florida. Plot 5, 6, 7 of Lot #273. (850)433-5318 SOD SOD SOD Quality you can depend onrl Irri- gated, weed & pest con- trolled. Centipede and St. Augustine. Delivery and installation available. 8 mi. SW of Chipley for easy customer hauling!, Call anytime! Billy & Leo- la Brock. (850)638-1202 or (850)326-1500 2003 HONDA GOLDWING 48,000 miles, silver color, CB, AM/FM radio, helmet w/, speakers included. $12,000. 638-4251 HORSES & HAY for sale Registered & Grade, round rolls of'hay. 850- 260-5538 DD farms LEOLA BROCK NURS- ERIES LLC. Plants, trees & shrubs. Landscape design, landscape con- tracting, irrigation sys- tems, 1788 White Road,' Bonifay, FL 32425 (Washington County) (850)638-1 202; (850)326-1500 MAPHIS TREE FARM and Nursery. Fall is just around the corner and our fall decorations are ready. As last year we have oat hay, corn stalks, pumpkins, gourds and Indian corn. Plan on pick- ing your own pumpkin from the pumpkin patch with your kids and be sure to bring a camera for pictures. We also have scarecrows, crows, fall arrangements and wreaths for your decorat- ing needs. The gift shop is open with lots of new items for birthdays, anni- versaries or just be- cause. The;nursery has lots of shrubs, trees and plants. Leyland cypress, Southern Red Cedar and Carolina Sapphire are available now,for fall planting. Come by and see us at 814 Rattlebox Rd. off Orange Hill Rd., Chipley 850-638-8243 TRANSPLANT NURS- ERY now has a large in- ventory of landscaping plants including trees, hedges, shrubs, vines, groundcovers, bushes and other unusual. These include THE DUNCAN CULTIVARS: Duncan Orchid' Vine Steady, "Duncan Daylily: a triple flowering triple colors of orange, red & yellow that form three Star of David. Iruly one of a kind, Red Bridal Wreath, Blueberry bush- es, Sago Palm Planters, Figs, Grapes, Verbena, Lantana, Blooming Pear, Dwarf Southern Magno- 'ia and others. Come iee. Check wvith 'u's first or last. 4W'0'8. TRANSPLANT NURS- ERY 1511 Higrhway 90, Chipley, .FL 32428 MATTRESSES $99 & 'up. Twin, full, queen & king.. Delivery available. (850)326-1999 FURNITURE & MATTRESSES Low, low, low overhead guar- antees low, low, low pric- es. P&S Discount Furni- ture, Chipley. (Since 1973) 850-638-4311 92 CHEVY CAPRICE Classic SW. Fully loaded, seats. 9. $2800 OBO. Ask for Karl. 547- 4465 2005 BURGUNDY MUS- TANG leather interior, six CD layer, cruise, electric seats & windows. Still under factory warranty. $16,500.obo (850)258- 4428 1998 BUICK REGAL GS, red, gray leather in- terior,' 4.0L 3800 Series II Supercharged engine, 83,000 miles, air, $7000. (850)260-1149 1989 MERCURY GRAND Marquis, real good condition and very low mileage. $2500. If interested call 850-535- 4489 1999 CADILLAC..SE- DAN Deville, pewter/bur- gundy leather. Fully load- ed. Lifetime tire balanc- ing. Trailer hitch. 41,000 miles. Luxurious $20,999. (850)547-3342 or 763-6872 87 MERCEDES 420SEL new trans-Alt, recent valve job. $6995. neg. 527-1722, leave mes- sage. 1979 CAMARO motor & transmission has been rebuilt. Body needs some work. Lots of parts! $1000. 638-9871 after 6pm 2003 LINCOLN TOWN carl, Signature Premium Series. Parchment Gold, white leather, 6 disc changer, moon roof, only 24,700 miles. $18,000. Call Mark (334)684-2913 1998 GRAND PRIX 6 cycl, 146,000 miles, $4200 obo. Excellent condition, tires 5 months old. (850)638-4987 1993 CHEVY LUMINA very 'dependable, new parts, newer transmis- sion, high miles, $950 obo. 850-415-5521 1992 MERCURY MAR- QUIS LS low mileage, new tires, battery, ga- raged, 'well maintained, $2495. Call Virginia 547- 4866 after 5:30pm FOR SALE 1997 Silver Camaro, T-Tops, 65K miles $10,500. 547- 3545 2004 CHEVY MALIBU Classic 4 cyl, Very nice. Well maintained. Red. AM/FM/CD, alloy wheels. Asking $9560. (850)547-2986 93 MAZDA MX6 $1000 as is. 547-2401 93 PONTIAC SUNBIRD new motor, tires & rims, AC system, new paint job, tinted windows, sporty car. $3500 firm. 547-0958, leave mes- sage. 2000 BRONZE CHEVY Malibu. 55,000 miles, AC, CD player, tinted power windows, new stock speakers. Like new! $10,000. Call 849- 1143 1998 FORD ESCORT Wagon, white, auto, AM,FM,CDDJ (compact disc) cold air, anti-theft system, tires & battery 5 months old. $1800. 206 Veneer Circle, Bonifay. 1975 CORVETTE STIN- GRAY 105,000 original miles, completely re- stored inside & out. New paint. Call for more info. (850)638-8055 Mon-Fri 8-5 FOR SALE 1976 El Camino in good condi- tion considering the age. $2500. Call 547-4340 '86 CELEBRITY FOR sale. Leather interior. 638-1645 93 OLDS REGENCY ex- cellent motor, body, & tires. 27mpg/hwy. load- ed, leather interior.,Ex- cellent condition. Re- -.duced $2695. OBO 547- 2091 '1998 PONTIAC TRANS- PORT mini-van, 6-cyl, seats seven, excellent shape inside & out, cold air, loaded $4900. 547- 9233 1991 SEDAN DEVILLE for sale. 638-1090 after 6pm. 1997 CHEVROLET TRUCK ext cab, V6, 220,000 miles. $4500. Call 547-5062 or (850)527-4363 1997 TOYOTA CAMRY LE 2 tone grey, excellent condition, garage kept, sun roof, spoiler, new tires 160K miles $6800 850-638-4561 2001 FORD EXPLORER white, automatic, fully loaded, 6 CD changer, running boards, custom- ized bra, $8000. (334)588-3141, cell (850)418-0031 89 CHRY 5TH Avenue, 120k miles, $750. (850)774-8970 1979 CORVETTE Eveything brand new! Must see to appreciate. 415-6820 $8000 or trade for pick-up of equal value. 2003 CHEVROLET SILVERADO Z-71, ex- cellent condition, white, grille guard, toolbox, nerf bars, bed rails, CD, cas- sette, 54,000 miles. 260- 5914; 638-7511 Sunny Hills 1867 Gap Blvd. Nearly New 3BR 2BA, 2.23 Acres Very Peaceful, Close To Boat Landing, Reduced- Only $119,000 Call For Directions 1996 F150 XL Extended cab, bedliner, dual tanks, 120K, good condition $7000. 547-9396 99 NAVY BLUE Chevy Astro Van, $5000. OBO. Call (850)956-2367 FOR SALE 2001 Ford Expedition XLT, loaded, 64,000 miles, $12,000. 547-4830 between 6pm & 8pm only. No collect calls. 1994 CONVERSION VAN V-6, cruise, power windows, 106 k miles, looks and runs good. 547-2180 1993 CHEVY Z71 great hunting truck, needs paint job, new AC com- pressor, runs good, $4000 OBO (850)527- 8401 anytime , FOR SALE 1999 F-150, low miles $13,500. OBO. 100,000 mile warranty. 547-5960; 547-2228 1979 CHEV C10 pickup, LB, V8, 350CC, 83,903 org miles, good ires. power steering, brakes, windows, serious inquir- ies only. 638-2738 2003 CHEVROLET SIVERADO Z-71, 4x4, 5.3 liter V8, all power, bedliner, bug guard, toolbox, tires P305/70 BF Goodrich, Flowmaster mufflers, very nice, runs great, $20,995. 773- 1960 1987 FORD F250 4x4 351 motor. Runs good, great shape. $3800. (850)415-6301 1999 ISUZU AMIGO Convertible, brand new clutch, transmission, starter, timing belts. Ask- ing $6500. 773-5720, leave message 97 DODGE 4-wheel drive, 155,000 miles, looks and runs great ...$6500.OBO. 263-9711 NISSAN PATHFINDER '95 XE-V6, 4-wheel drive, automatic, security system, Putham tow package, CD/radio, cold air. $3900.obo (850)638- 2002 1989 FORD F-150 PU, 115,000 miles, runs great $2000. 535-2608 99 FORD 150 XL Super Cab, AT, PS, PB, toolbox, new tires. 97,500 miles. Asking $9000.547-0150; 326-3123 2000 SILVER DODGE' Dakota SLT, automatic Magnum V6, full power, extended cab, toolbox, and slide bars, $6900. (850)535-9292 1999 F250 SD Ford truck, XLT, X-cab, SWb, 7.3 power stroke, 160,000 miles, very nice, $14,000 obo. 535-9800 1999 MAZDA B3000 pickup. 20,000 miles, auto, a/c, keyless entry, electric window, AM/FM/ CD, Tonneau, garage kept, clean, excellent condition. (850)547-0941 1987 1 TON Chev, 42k miles, ex. government, $3500. (850)774-8970 96 F-150 loaded, $4000. 547-2401 1987 CHEVY CARGO van G-20 $1000. 547- 3934 . 2005 CHEVY TRAIL- BLAZER ext 4x4, 8,000 miles, tan in color, loaded, LT edition, $22,500. OBO. 547- 0765, 527-4246 CHEVY SUBURBAN 3/ 4 ton, Heavy Duty, tow package. 350 motor, AT, PS, PB, new paint, parts & battery, 850-547-0448 99 FORD EXPEDITION 100,000 miles, excellent condition. $12,000. (850)579-2977 2003 DODGE RAM w/ Hemi 2500.7000+ miles, loaded. $28,000. Must sell. (334)699-2382 FOR SALE 1999 Chevy Suburban LT, 5.7 litre; leather, CD, front/rear AC, 153,000 miles. Ask- ing $8950. Call 850-956- 1260 1982 GMC SIERRA Die-, sel for parts or rebuild. Engine no good. Good condiiton for age. Can be connected to gas. $500 firm. (850)547-2986. 2002 GMC YUKON XLT, loaded,, front & side airbags, sunroof, leather, 'third row seating, 17-21 MPG, great buy $15,500. OBO. (850)326-0911 or (850)773-2583 1999 SS CHEVY Subur- ban black, 11 of 151, 80,000 miles. Leather, loaded, custom wheels, $15,000 obo. 535-9800 99 F350 DUALLY worked. Beefed up transmission, 1000 mi, everything tight. 113,000 mi., 7.4LPS/diesel. well kept. Looks/runs good., $11,500. (850)373-7459 793/4 TON Chevy 4x4 V- 8 Granny 4 speed has gooseneck hitch and new trailer brakes good cond. $3,500.00 850- 260-9324 2003 CHEVY AVA- LANCHE Z-71, one own- er, sunroof, Bose stereo w/6 disc cd, leather, new tires, 72,000 Hwy miles, clean. $21,500.00 OBO 850-260-9324 1998 Z71 ext aet; 3- door. $9500. 263-3105 evenings. 2002 FORD EXPLORER XLT, excellent condition, fully loaded, keyless en- try, leather, dark sage green. 81,000 miles. $12,500. Call 526- 3619(w); 638-8104(h) 1996 GMC JIMMY 4.3 V6, AT, AC, PW, 4-door, very clean, $4500. (850)260-1612 FOR SALE 1996 Ex- plorer XLT, V-8, 4 door, leather, loaded, custom rims, Alpine stereo sys- tem, tinted windows $11,000. 547-2502 BEAUTIFUL 2004 RED Dodge Durango SLT, A head turner with 7 seats. Dual Air, Sharp wheels. 12,000 miles; $26,000. 850-638-8882. 2000 HONDA ODYS- SEY EX Mini-Van, V6, 89,000 miles, good con- dition, gray cloth interior, white exterior, $13,000 OBO. 547-0899 1998 OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE Van dual air, CD player, leather, etc. Tan, 77,000 miles. Must see and drive to ap- preciate. 638-1138 96 JEEP CHEROKEE excellent condition, Chi- pley area. Red, $3500' 'firm. Call, anytime '(850)260-9706 96 FORD DULLY F350 gooseneck, brake sys- tem, trim package, bedliner, excellent condi- tion $12,500. 535-2276 1997 FORD RANGER 5- speed, runs good, good starter truck. $2500. (850)638-7936 NOW OPEN IN SULLNNL +4ILL& j$500 DOWN: MOVES YOU IN! 'Builder pays all closing costs except $500 NEW 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Home In Sunny Hills. UAGGE Starting at $154,900. WE'Io 'cou,, ^ o D IR ECT 5329 Hwvy.77, Chipley, FL (2 MilesSouth of Sunny Hills Entrance (8501773-0095 or 773-0098 1994 FORD RANGER 4 cyl., 5 speed, cold air, excellent condition, $3,500 obo, after 3p.m., 726-0193 86 CHEVY PICKUP 350 motor, built, large cam, runs good, bodyhas some rust, show its age $1500. OBO. 547-0929 1970 GMC SUBURBAN 350, AT, PS, PB. New paint, tires, runs great, ready for car show. $4900. OBO. 638-4682 2005 QlEV UPLANDER 4 door, LS, ISC loaded, Silverstone metallic, 16,000k, paid $28,760+, sell for $19,500. cash. (850)547-5524 mornings FOR SALE TAKE up payments on 2003 Expe- dition, 80K miles, well kept, excellent condition phone 850-548-5453 NEW CURE FOR bald- ness. Buy new tires @ Gil's Auto Medic. Hwy. 90, ,Bonifay, FL 32425. 547-0404 1995 FORD F-150 XLT,. extended cab, V8, auto, power window, locks, toolbox, cab steps, rails, rims, AM/FM cassette, $7000 638-9630 1974 CHEVY CHEYENNE Super 20, "a heavy duty toy hauler". 350/350, recent recondi- tioned'grourid up. $8700. 773-1818, after 5pm 2000 DODGE 2500 Ram Wagon V-8, PW, PL, ste- reo, dual A/C, 23,000 miles, very. clean, must sell, make offer. 850- 773-7737 1995 FORD AEROSTAR passenger van $1200. 547-3934 2002 FORD RANGER king Cab, step side, 6 cd changer, power windows and doors, like new .$12.000 lpay,,rrl 850. 373-7755 ' 2001 FORD EXPEDI- TION miles 86,670, fully loaded. 638-8376 1998 FORD F150 good condition, call for further information. (850)535- 4945 1990 CHEVY 1/2 ton, Z71, SWB, reg cab, Silverado Package. New pts. $5500. Call Terry 547-3646. 7am-5pm NEW HOME FOR sale, 3BR/2BA, 1600 sq ft, hardwood & tile floors, on 1 acre, Bonifay. $170's. Prudential Shimmering Sands Realty. Call Troy 260-1017 NEW 3BR/2BA HOME black upgraded appliances. PC area. $137,900. (850)896- 5945 NEW CONSTRUCTION 3/2 home, $500 moves you in WAC. Call for de- tails. Lisa Thompson ,819-7386 Direct Realty. FOR SALE HOUSE that must be tnoved, located on!Hwy 90 East in Chip- ley immediately! Beside Southeastern Surveying. Please call for an ap- pointment to inspect and make offer. 850-638- 0790 BRICK; 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, Hwy 77, 3 miles South of Chipley, call Milton for information 850-638-1858 BRICK HOUSE FOR sale. 3.3 acres newly re- modeled living room, din- ing room, kitchen, 2 bed- rooms, one bath, closed in laundry room, front and back porch. 1100 sq ft central heat & cooling, in Westville, Florida. Call 1-334-588-3564 2240 SQ FT home for sale. Must be 'moved. Make offer. Call 850-258- 8247 FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL country 3BR/2BA brick home, owner financing. Also, house and apart- ments for rent in Bonifay. (850)547-5085. BY OWNER 1285 Wells Ave, 2BR/2BA, move in condition, $149,900. Se- rious inquiries only. 803- 518-3725 TRAILER ONE BED- ROOM 1 small room could be office or bed- room, large bathroom, living room, kitchen, large utility, porch & back patio, very clean, smoke free environment, no pets. 547-2830. 3 BEDROOM 2 bath mobile home in mobile home park, $425 with $400 deposit, 2BR/1BA mobile home, $335/mo; $350/dep. avail July 1. near Bonifay Elementary School, town & recre- ational area.. 547-3746 GRACELAND MANOR APARTMENTS Rental assistance on 1, 2 & 3 ' BR. HC & non-HC acces- sible apartments. Call 850-263-4464, TDD/TTY 711. 5445 Brown Street, Graceville, FL. Equal Housing Opportunitv. 2BR/1BA 3BR/2BA no ONE BEDROOM pets, Hwy 77 South, 3 APARTMENT CONVE- miles. Call Milton for in- NIENTLY located in Chi- formation. (850)638- pley, no pets. 638-4640 1858 1BR HOUSE FOR rent fully furnished near Carmel Church on Hwy FOR RENT STORE It 160. Contact Ben Hol- Mini Storage Buildings. land. 547-2719 Location 279 & 280 be- 1BR/1BA $400 PLUS tween Caryville & 1st & last mo rent. Chip- Vernon. 535-1356 ley area, long term lease. TEN SECLUDED Call 415-7133 ACRES in Holmes HOUSE FOR RENT lake County with a pond and front on Blue Lake, just a creek. Half cleared and south of Chipley. 2BR/ half timberland. Plenty of 2BA, 2 story w/base- room for livestock and ment and possible third homess. Mobile homes bedroom;, garage, dock are okay. Seller is real. and large yard on 6 estate sales associate. acres. $1250 per month. Tri-County Realty. Call Progressive Realty. 638- 850-541-1099. $80,000. 8220 MLS#357153 IN BONIFAY FOR rent, NEW DOUBLEWIDE I3B/3BA, large lotrgn- ON 3 nice corner lots for rage, brick, CH/A, smoke $89,000. PC area. free. environment. $800' 1850)8965945 mo. 547-2Q'1 -.. EXECUTiy..OF.ICE 3BR/1.5BA RECENTLY' SPACE ior rent down- R lown Crpley. 638-1918 REFURBISHED built-n oven & cook lop, CH'A, MP ENTERPRISES $650/mo., $650/dep., Land Sale & Finance. 5 lyr/lease. Smoke-free acres or more for houses environment, No pets or only, wooded & pasture. SEC 8. References re- 3 miles South of Chipley. quired. (850)638-0773 Highway 77, Gainer Rd., Houston Rd., Duncan Community Rd., Buddy Rd. (4) Five acres (8) ten L acres (5) eight acres. IOwner financing or cash. 2006 CLEARANCE S/W Low down payment, low starting @ $29,900. D/W monthly payments.. Call @ $39,900. Call 850- Milton Peel for informa- 482-2880 tion 850-638-1858 482-2880 GREAT 1031 EX- LOOKING FOR A nw CHANGE PROPERTY home, don't have a down Beautiful 83 ac cattle payment, I can help. Call farm in Jackson Co. Per- 850-482-3248 Mr. Hall iect rural setting, rolling OWN YOUR LAND, no hills and terraced pas- credit or bad, doesn't ture land, covered by matter. Call 850-482- majeSticOaks, Magnolia matter. Call 850-482- and. Pecan trees. Zoned 3248 Bill AG2, this property can be LAND/HOME READY subdived into 1 ac TO move. Starting @ homesites or kept intact $699. Call 850-482-2880 for your personal enjoy- ment. Quarter mile front- 2006 MODULAR HOME age on Holmes Creek, 28x60 4BR/2BA starting natural springs. @' $563. Call 850-482- $599,500. (sub-divide as 2880 follows) 40 ac parcel A (with house barns) MO$29!9,500.20 acreparcel 1 A withhouse and barn $159,900., Parcel 2 A 20acres $149,900. 43 MOBILE HOME FOR ac parcel B (on creek) rent, starting at $375 to $319,500. Call638-1336 $425 month, $250 de- posit, no pets, located of Hwy 2 & 179, Bonifay. 850-263-3572. 2BR TRAILER FOR rent w/window air. 535-2657 BONIFAY 3BR/1BA NICE mobile home park, $500/mo, $500/security. 547-4234; 850-699-3599 ORANGE HILL PROPERTY WASHINGTON COUNTY, FL SEALED BID SALE-OCTOBER 5, 2006 1,954 +/- ACRES OFFERED IN FOUR BLOCKS Rural property located 45 minutes north of Panama City, FL. Beautiful rolling terrain with open and timbered areas. Highway frontage on all parcels. For a complete land and timber offering prospectus, contact Chuck Mathis, FL Licensed Real Estate Broker @ 850-547- 2634 Tel,* 547-9617 Fax P.O. Box 125, Bonifay, FL 32425 www.afmrealestate.com 40 ACRES 2nd highest elevation in Washington County, FL. $4800 per acre near Chipley. 904- 786-5877 or cell # 662- 4023 PRETTY 1.75 ACRE lot, for rent, city water, sep- tic & electric pole on site, Wausau. $275/mo. 850- 814-9696 Broker-Owner THREE BEDROOM TWO bath mobile home in the country on over an acre of land. New septic, fenced yard, 16x20 stor- age building with porches. Paved road only two miles from High- way 79 in Vernon. Tri- County Realty. Call 850- 541-1099. $69,500. MLS#357364 70 ACRES FOR sale on Hwy 2. Waterfront, will sale as a whole or break up. Call for price 547- 3021 or 373-7718. ' I, DAVID MCCONNELL, amno longer responsible for any debts other than my own as of 8-24-06. SUMMER CLEARANCE BAG sale starts 9-13-06. Sister Mary Frances Wa- ite 114 Main Street across from Dr. Swindle's office. WE :BUY HOUSES Cash!; Any condition or price. Help with foreclo- sure. Moving? Divorced? Estate? We can help. 1- 800--735-5092(leave message); 877-809- 8715 I BUY GOLD & silver coins. Will pay above spot/value. Call Allen for esutimaes. 877-809-8715 toll-free. BIG YA'RbD-SAE Won 2, 1/4 mile rom 79, Fri & Sat. 547-2830, Paul:Fish Farm YARD SALE SATUR- DAY 9-23, 8am-Noon, Hwy 277, Vernon, next to the Vernon Fire Dept. MOVING SALE 8AM fur- 'niture, antiques, guns, misc, & housewares. 1300 Coggin Ave., Chip- ley. NEW HOPE 3870 Shell Landing Road. Saturday only. 8am-1 pm. New and slightly used items. Household and baby items. MARIANNA GOAT and SHEEP Auction every Thursday night starting at 5pm. Misc., goats, sheep, chickens, ducks, guineas. Held at Auction Drive, Marianna. Phone (850)535-4006; cell 258- 5209. Jerry Johnson #AU362 AUCTION SAT SEPT 30, 8am, Hwy 231 N. Campbellton, FL. 2 Farm Dispersals, construction, bank repos, plus con- signments. Mason Auc- tion & 'Sales LLC #FL642. 850-263-0473 www.masonauction.com \COMPANY, INC./ Are you an energetic and dependable worker? If so, you qualify for an opportunity to launch your career with a growing company! You must be willing to travel and have valid ID and SS card. Come by, introduce yourself and fill out an application. (EOE) We offer great benefits to qualifying employees such as 40 1k, group medical and dental insurance, employee stock purchase, vacation, life and LTD insurance, uniforms and per diem. cwoiunoiay an&~ur du*ti y nee',1946" We are now hiring -Welders -Mechanics -Class A CDL Drivers -Equipment Operators -Construction Crew Laborers www.trawickconstruction.com 1555 South Boulevard I Chipley, FI 850.638.0429 N ku-juj 46%po- 1 W-7 1 0 I misc. Saturday, September 23, 2006, Washington County News,7 DEPENDABLE HARDWORKING PER- SON to open, close and daily. Call 1-800-342- 3019 for more details. EXPERIENCED COOK cAND Waitresses needed. Vernon area. 535-0112 PSYCHOLOGIST/LCSW Lic. F/T or P/T w/leading provider of Psychological services in Long Term Care. Exp. A +, Exc. Sal/ Benefits, SIGN ON BO- NUS! Call Art 866-325-5434 send resume SKIDDER OPERATOR $600/WK experience re- quired. 850-338-3963 days; or 850-638-2910 after 5pm THE ACADEMY IS look- ing for a Lead Teacher. CDA required. Benefits include starting pay $8/ hr. Paid holidays, 1 week vacation and insurance. Please no phone calls. Apply in person at 1567- Hwy 90, Chipley. EXPANDING COMPAN- ING SEEKING applic- ants to learn the truss building trade. Paid on 'the job training, bi-week- ly bonuses., Forappoint- ment please call Arban & Associates from 7am- 3pm @ 850-836-4362 METAL ROOFING COMPANY in need of Supervisors, Journey- Smen; Foremen. Top pay depending on expert- * ence. Call 547-1001 . WANT, AN, OPPORTU- NITY wnih a growing company? Want to work hard and be rewarded lor it? Reed Concrete & Construction, Inc., in Bonifay would like to talk with you. 850-547-5767 CREWS NEEDED for Bonifay area to install underground telephone cable. Must have own, truck. Experience pre- ferred. Will train. Call 850-862-5677 PRESENT HYGIENIST RELOCATING with mili- tary husband. Need full or part time Dental Hy- .gentist. Florida license required'. STM experi- Sence preferred. Salary negotiable. Call 850-638- 4708 Tuesday through Friday, 8am-5pm or 850- 547-4589 after 5pm and weekends.- OUTSIDE SALES POSI- TION open with Arban & Associates. Construction experience helpful but not required. Salary plus commission based upon experience. Please' call 850-836-4362 JERKINS INCORPO- RATED IN Bonifay is seeking a A or B CDL Driver for the Redi Mix Concrete and Building Material Industry. Apply at Bonifay store. COMPUTER INSTRUC- TOR TO teach the blind/ visually impaired in Calhoun, Washington, Hiolmes, Jackson, Gulf, and Bay Counties. $13.00 per hour with benefits. AS degree or equivalent certification required., Fax resume to (850)479-4025 or mail to Independence for the Blind, 1302.Dunmire St., Pensacola, FL 32504 by 29 September 2006. In- clude a Cover Letter. See Web site for details at "www.lbwest.org" RECEPTIONIST WANTED 4 days a week, must be able to work with the public, experience in filing insurance helpful. Call for appointment 547- 3402. Dr. Cliff Wood, Bonifay. AVON REPRESENTA- TIVES NEEDED In Boni- fay, Chipley, Graceville, Wausau, Vernon, Caryville, and Ponce de Leon. Ask about mini-kit. Phone 850-547-1640. Dwayne Atkins ISR. TRI-COUNTY COM- MUNITY Council, Inc., is accepting applications for a Visitation Specialist (approximately 30 hrs week) for Jackson Coun- ty. Summary of Duties: Observe families during supervised visitation and compile reports. Qualifi- cations: High School Di- ploma (GED) 1-3 months related experience and or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Re- quirements: Current driv- ers license and proper vehicle insurance. Must be willing to comply with background health screening. Applications may be obtained from any Tri-County Commun- ity Council, Office and submitted by Monday, Sept. 25, 2006, at 4:30 pm. For information and an application, call' Sharon Kent, Administra- tive Assistant, (850)547- 3689. Successful applic- ant will besubject to pre- employment drug test. Only qualified applicants wil be considered. Equal opportunity employer and drug and smoke free workplace. NOW HIRING LPN'S in Bonifay and Chipley. Private duty home care. One to one patient care. Call for Interview 850- 233-3384 ARC WASHINGTON, HOLMES Counties, Inc has an opening for Direct Care Staff Group Home Positions. Qualifications Must one year's experi- ence working in a medi- cal. psychiatric, nursing or child care setting or in working with persons with developmental dis- abilities. College or voca- tional technical training can substitute on a year for year basis for the re- quired experience. Only qualified applicants need apply. Valid Florida Driv- ers License Required. Drug and background screening performed.. Apply in person at One Stop Career Center, 757 Hoyt Street, Chipley. Closing Date: September 29, 2006. EOE/DFWP TRUCK DRIVER NEEDED CDL's re- quired. Apply in person. Woodham Peanut 3673 Hwy 2 Graceville, FL 32440. (850)263-3010 REPORTER NEEDED FOR local newspapers. -Writing & computer skills a 'must. Experience .strongly preferred. Drug- free workplace, EOE. Apply in person at Wash- ington County News, downtown Chipley. Phone callers will be au- tomatically disqualified. NEEDED ARNP OR PA part-time position in an established clinic in Boni- fay, FL. Fax resume (850)547-5415 or phone (850)547-4284 ARC WASHINGTON HOLMES Courinties, Inc. has an opening for Sup- ported Living Coach. Qualifications: Four year degree in one of the fol- lowing: Education, Busi- ness, Nursing, Social Science, Behavorial Sci- ence or Rehabilitation Science. In lieu of de- gree, experience in' above fields or working with persons with devel- opmental disabilities can be'substituted'on a year for year basis. Only quali- fied applicants need ap- ply. Valid Florida Drivers License Required. Drug and Background Screen- ing performed. Apply in person at One Stop Ca- reer Center, 757 Hoyt Street, Chipley. Closing Date: September 29, 2006. EOE/DFWP EXPERIENCED PRESS HELPER requires solid mechanical knowledge and basic knowledge of web offset printing. Job calls for moving heavy paper rolls, general press maintenance and clean- up, paper handling and other duties as assigned by supervisor. Drug test- ing during probationary period Is a condition of permanent employment. Apply in person at Washington County News, downtown Chi- pley. No phone calls. EOE, drug free work- place. CULBY GROUP SUR- VEYING LLp, located in Bonifay, FL seeks an Auto-CADu drafter to prepare boundary & to- pographic maps. Pay DOE. Interested candi- dates should submit a resume to clark@culbygroup.com or mail to Attn: Jason Clark, 902 McGee Rd., Bonifay, FL 32425. TEACHER FOR BEGIN- NER guitar. 638-1685 LOOKING FOR PINE Straw fields to rake. Pay by acre or bale. Call (850)638-2586 Moises FOUND: SEWING MA- CHINE 8/06 Kirkland Rd. & Old Bonifay Rd. Call to identify 638-9975 NOTICE OF APPUCATI TAX DEED Notice Is hereby giv Denzel & Ruth Dockery holder of the following c has filed said certificate Deed to be Issued then certificate number anc Issuance, the description property, and the names It was assessed are as follow CERTIFICATE NO. 18 YEAR OF ISSUANCE DESCRIPTION OF PRC Parcel #10-0583-0003 Lot 3, Block 583, of Si Unit 10, a subdivision a to the Plat thereof, as in Plat Book 2, Pag through 116, of, th tblil: Recods ofV HANDYMAN 25 years ton County, Florida. construction n experience, NAME IN WHICH ASS free'estimates. 850-892- Jacques & Jacqueline C .0iSaid property being In It 7051 of Washington, State of MKE Moo C Unless such certiflcated -MIKE MOODY CON- redeemed according tc STRUCTION new con- the property described struction, remodeling, sold to the highest bidd decks, trim. (850)258- door on October 10, 2 2923; (850)638-8095 10:00 AM. Dated this 30 day of PRIVATE CHILD CARE 2006 in Chipley. References ULINDA HAYES COOK CLERK OF THE CIRCLE available. Call Tressie COURT Brackinri 415-1267; 258-' WASHINGTON COUNT 0667 FLORIDA 0667 BY:J C Rogers, ' C&C BOOKKEEPING & Deputy Clerk Tax Service; Open 5 WARNIN: PAID THERE ARE UNPAID Ti days a week. 8am to PROPERTY WHICH Y< 5pm. Call 850-638-1483 IN WHICH YOU'HAVERI INTEREST. THE PR( STUCCO PLASTERING WILL BE SOLDAT PUBI REAL stone,r s TION ON October10, REAL stone,repairs, 06 UNLESS TH free estimates. 850-892- TAXES ARE PAID. T 7051 ARRANGEMENTS 0 PAYMENTOR TO RECE J&J CABINET shop. For THEIR INFORMATION all your kitchen cabinets TACT THE CLERK OF a IMMEDIATELY AT P.O. & house repair needs. OR1293JACKSONAVi Call James S. Howell. 101,CHIPLEY, 8 85 53 5 2 8 FLORIDA 32428, 01 (a85)53-239; PHONE (850) 638-6008 (850)260-1619 AMOUNT TO REdE September $, 984.21 LAND CLEARING-EX- CURRENCY ONLY. CAVATION, Dozer, trac- AMOUNTTO REDEEM tor work and more. tbe $N998.4 IN U Cummins Farm 850-260- No Personal Checks A 1342 Chipley Cathier's Checks. Mi adere. and Western Unic SEWING MACHINE & onlyotheraltematives Vacuum Cleaner Repair, As published In the We County News Septe guaranteed service on all 2006, September 16, 2 makes & models. Free tember23,2006,Septe estimates. Western Auto, 2006 . 216 N. Waukesha, Boni- NOTICE OF APPLICAT fay. 547-3910 TAX DEED Notice is hereby giv SOUTHERN MANOR Denzel & Ruth Dockery MOBILE Homes. We holdroltne followilngc has filed said certlifiCalte move, install new, used Dee to be issued te mobile homes. Certified certificate number ant licensed, bonded in FL, issuance, tn oescnpt. AL. Also, buy mobile wasasesseare as homes. 850-956-9921 CERTIFICATE NO. 1t mijstafford@wfeca.ne(t YEAR OF ISSUANCE DESCRIPTION OF PR( BUSINESS CARDS! Parcel "10-0579-0003 BUSINESS CARDS Lot 3, Bloc 579. ol Si Unit 10,U aCsubdi3lvion a Business cards & all your to the Plat thereof, as printing needs.' in Plat Book 2, Pag Guaranteed best prices through 116, of the Public Records of & highest quality in the tor county, Florida.; area. 2 great locations to NAME IN WHICH ASS Cl h Jacques & Jacqueline I serve you. Call The Saidpropertybeingint Holmes County Times- a ,of Washington, State o Advertiser, Bonifay (850) Unless sucn certificate redeemea according to 547-9414 or the Wash- me property de-scrice ington County News. soloa o in nignesi bidi Chipley (850) 638-0212 ourtho ber 10, door on October 10, 2 PEEK IN OR Out of 10:00AM. SDated this 30 day of Home Computer Ser- 2006 ., vices. Service old ornew UNDA HAYES COOK computers at 1/2 price of CLERK OF THE CIRCL leading competitor's. WASHINGTON COUNT Home 1-850-773-5533: FLORIDA cell 1-850-625-4257 BV., J C Rogers, QUALITY CLEANING Deputy Clerk AT reasonable rates. Call W EAR UNPAID TG: na THERE ARE UNPAID T1 Heavenly Helpers Clean- PROPERTY WHICH Y ing Service. 579-4402; IN WHICH YOU HAVE I INTEREST. THE PR 209-1943; 547-5041; WILL BE SOLDAT PUB Serving Holmes, Wash- TION ON October 10. ington & Jackson Coun- 2006 UNLESS TH tTAXES ARE PAID T ties ARRANGEMENTS FC CONCRETE FORMED MEANT OR TO RECEI THEIR INFORMATIOI POURED finished, free TACTTHECLERKOF estimates. Errand LLC. IMMEDIATELY AT P.O. 85089-751OR 1293 JACKSON AV 850-892-7051 101, CHIPLEY, Wesley Hall Roofing FLORIDA 32428, 0O W PHONE (850)638-6008 LLC. All types roofing &, AMOUNT TO REDE repair. Metal roofs, flat September $ 950.18 roofs, new roofs & tear CURRENCY ONLY. new rooAMOUNTTO REDEEM offs. We do it all! 638- 'tober $ 964.31 IN U 8335 415-5540 RENCYONLY. No Personal Checks A Lic#RC0066513 Casher Checks, M TOO BUSY TO clean? ders, and Westernm Un only other altermatives-a Let me clean your home As published In the Wi or business. References County News Septe available. 638-7756 2006, September,16, 2 timber 23, 2106, Septe C&C CONSTRUCTION 2006, Specializing In Arctitec- tNOTICE OF APPLICOA tural Standing Seam TAX DEED Metal Roofing. Installa- Notice Is hereby gil tion and repair on Com- """ne & Ruth Docker merclal and Residential. A 5 year warranty on - workmanship. Also pro- viding Standing Seam B Metal to contractors and. :'77 metal for do it yourself projects. Call 547-1001. License #CCC1327331. What Destroys R HEADLINERS & and Read Dianeti VINYL Tops Mobile Unit. to: Hubbard Dian I do the work, at your Ave., Tampa FL home or workplace. Rea-. sonable rates on new vi-, nyl tops and auto carpet- ing. Free estimates. Call NEED A LAWY anytime, leave message. Criminal... Person (850)638-7351 Labor Law.. Hurl FOR RENT first in Chip- ALL LEGAL M ley, Mini Warehouses., If. Service Private T you don't have the room, (800)733-5342. "We Do" Lamar Townsend .850-638- 4539, north of Townsends. RANDALL R. DARBY Roofing, LLC. Certified Roofing Contractor. Shingles & Metal. 32 yrs. experience. Bonifay, FL. State License #CCC1 327260 (850)547-2672; (850)326-3018 PANHANDLE LAWN SERVICE Quality work, affordable prices. Senior Citizen Discount. Free Estimates 956-5070 or 956-4758 ION FOR an, that the certificate, for a Tax son. The id year of on of the- s In which 45 99 )PERTY: inny Hills. according recorded es 108 Washing- IESSED : De Hondt ie county f Florida. d shall be t the law, d shall be ier at the 2006 at August, UIT TY, TAXES ON OU OWN LEGAL OPERTY LICAUC- E BACK O MAKE FOR IVE FUR- IN, CON- FCOURT BOX 647. E., SUITE =R TELE-N SEXT 225. EM FOR IN U.S. FOR Oc- .S. CUR- iccepted. money Or- ion are the accepted. iashlngton :mber 9, 006, Sep- ember 30, ION FOR van, that y the crtlficate, i ftor a Tax reon The on of the S in wt.ich lollows a9 93 OPEFRnY 3unny Hills iccoroing recorded Ies 108 Washing- ISESSED: DeHondt he county f Florida& o shall Dea O the law. aer at Ine 2006 at August, UIT AXES ON OU OWN LEGAL OPERTY LUCAUC- E BACK 0 MAKE OR PAY- VE FUR. N. CON- COURT BOX 647 E, surrTE R TELE- SEXT225. EM FOR IN U.S. FOR Oc- U.S. CUR- Accepted. money Or- on are the accepted. ashlngton imber 9, 006,Sep- imber 30, ION FOR evan, that ry the LEGAL S NOTICE 11:1 Announcements Relationships? Answer pg 446 Buy ics by L. Ron Hubbard Send $8.00 Letics Foundation, 3102 N. Habana 33607 (813)872-0722. Attorneys YER? Protect Your Rights Now! nal Injury... Bankruptcy... Divorce.. t.. Harassed.. Immigration... Wills. ATTERS A-A-AAttorney Referral rrial Lawyers Statewide 24 Hours Auctions *LAND AUCTION* 200 Props Mustbe Sold! Low Down/E-Z Financing. 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NAME IN WHICH ASSESSED : Jacques & Jacqueline De Hondt Said property being In the county of Washington, State of Florida. Unless such certificated shall be redeemed according to the law, the property described shall be sold to the highest bidder at the courthouse door on October 10, 2006 at 10:00 AM. Dated this 30 day of August, 2006 UNDA HAYES COOK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT WASHINGTON COUNTY, FLORIDA BY: J C Rogers, Deputy Clerk WARNING: THERE ARE UNPAID TAXES ON PROPERTY WHICH YOU OWN N WHICH YOU HAVE LEGAL INTEREST. THE PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUC- TION ON October 10, 2006' UNLESS THE BACK TAXES ARE PAID. TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR PAY- MENT OR TO RECEIVE FUR- THER INFORMATION, CON- TACT THE CLERK OF COURT IMMEDIATELY AT P.O. BOX.647 OR 1293 JACKSON AVE., SUITE 101,OHIPLEY,,II FLORIDA 32428, OR TELE- PHONE (850) 638-6008 EXT 225. AMOUNT TO REDEEM FOR Sepirr.ber $ 987 15 IN U S CURRENCY ONLY. AMOUNT TO REDEEM FOR Oc. tober 1.001 82 IN U.S CUR- RENCY ONLY. No Personal Checks Accepted. Cashier's Checks, Money Or- ders. and Western Union are the only oiriar alternatives accepted. As published in the Washington County News September 9. 2006, September 16.2006. Sap- lemoer 23.2006, September 30, 2006, IN THE CIRCUITCOURT INAND FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY. FLORIDA. FOURTEENTH JUDI- CIAL CIRCUIT, CASE NO 67-06-CA-344 THE WESTERNER. INC.. A Florida corporation, Plaintiff -s- FRITZ SCHROER. Defendant. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: FRITZ SCHROER GESTUT RADENBACK 2121 WENNEKATH WEST GERMANY OR: FRITZ SCHROER GESTUTRADENBECK WENNEKATH 21401 GERMANY 00 0000 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action'to quet title on the following described real property, to-wit: . Lot 16, Bloctk 369 of Sunny Hills Unit Six, a subdivision according to the Plat Inereol recorded in Plat Book 2. Pages 6-76. ol tIne Public Records ol Washington County., Florida has been tiled against you and you are rqiled to serve a copy of your written defenses, If any, to It, on GERALD HOLLEYAttor- nay for Plaintiff, whose address Is P.O. Box 268, Chlpley, Florida, 32428; and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before October 9,2006 olherwisa a judgment may be enlerea against you for the relief demanded in the Pell. lion WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court on Sept. 5,2006. LINDA H. COOK CLERK OF COURT BY: K McDaniel Deputy Clerk As published in the Washington County News September 9, 16, 23,30,2006. LEGAL ADVERTInSEMENT ne Panhandle Area Educational Consortium (PAEC) located at 753 West Blvd., Chlpley, FL 32428 attn: Neal Mixon, will be accepting bids on Shipping Ser- vices for one (1) million DVDs. 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Front end op- tional. Pioneer. (800)668-5422. Miscellaneous 8, Washington County News, Saturday, September 23, 2006 COMUIT NW Rib sale for K-9 unit The Washington County Sheriff's Office is selling racks of ribs to be delivered or picked up on October 27-28. Price per rack is $20, and delivery is available on request. All proceeds from this sale will be used for the pur- chase of two K-9s for the WCSO K-9 Unit. Sheriff's Office K-9 Unit will be hosting several fundraising ac-. tivities throughout the county in the next few weeks to help reach our goal of $15,000. "We want to thank you in advance for supporting the Washington County Sheriff's Office in the war on drugs," Sheriff Bobby Haddock said: Anyone interested in purchasing ribs, contact Cpl. JC Culbreath at 638-6111 or jcculbreath@wcso.us. For more information about WCSO, visit www.wcso.us. Correction on divorce announcement The following information was taken from records at the Washington County Courthouse of unfinalized, re- corded divorce actions. The following in the Wednesday paper should have run as follows: Aug. 31, Paul Guyer, Jr. vs Christine A. Guyer. Friends of the Library The October luncheon meeting for Friends of the Li- brary will be held at noon Thursday, Oct. 5, at Chipley Woman's Club on Fifth Street. Guest speaker will be Chipley native, Don Bowlin. He will present his novel, Donaville's Rainbow, and will explain why he wrote his story about the Kelly farm fam- ily with this area as its locale. Some of the background scenes and many of the personality types will be easily recognized. Copies of Bowlin's autographed books will be avail- able for sale after the luncheon. All Friends as well as community and family members are urged to make reser- vations to hear Bowlin speak and enjoy a lovely meal. The cost of the meal is $7 per person. Reservations must be made by noon on Monday, Sept. 25 by calling Cynthia Johnson at 638-1983. Those unable to attend the luncheon, may (meet the author at a book signing from 2-3 p.m. the same day at Washington County Public Li- brary on Highway 90 west in Chipley. Weather Saturday Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs 86 to 90. South winds' around 10 mph. Saturday Night Mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows 68 to 73. South winds around 5 mph. Sunday Mostly cloudy \vith a 40 percent chance of showers and thunder- storms. Highs 86 to 90. Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Sunday Night Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows 64 to 69. Monday Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers in the morning...then clearing in the afternoon. Highs around 83. Monday Night Mostly clear. Lows 57 to 62. Tuesday Mostly sunny. Highs 81 to 86. Tuesday Night Mostly clear. Lows 56 to 61. Two-vehicle wreck Florida Highway Patrol reported a two-vehicle ac- cident that occurred at approximately 3 p.m. on Sunday, September 10. Charles Arvis Williams of Chipley was in the left- hand lane attempting to turn onto Falling Waters Road in a 1998 Chevy when his vehicle was struck by Jon Jason, Fondren of Graceville. According to witnesses, Fondren was driving a 2006 Chevy north bound on Highway 77 at a high rate of speed when it went off the road into the grass, over-corrected struck William's vehicle head on, disabling both vehicles. Both men received injuries and were transported to the hospital by EMS. According to the Highway Patrol, Fondren was trav- eling a minimum of 58 miles-per-hour in a 35 mile-per- hour. There were several containers of alcoholic bever- age thrown about the scene. It was determined that the al- cohol came from Fondren's vehicle. Charges are against Fondren for driving under the influence are pending lab TREES Continued from page 1 and guidelines. "Tree Farmers provide a renewable supply of es- sential timber and wood products," said Jeff Doran, Executive Vice President of the Florida Forestry Association. "Their for- ests help clean the air we breathe, protect the water- sheds we depend on and provide homes for wildlife. By constantly seeking expert advice on sustain- able forestry practices, WHEELER Continued from page 1 the Country Oaks Learning Center/Library (COLC). Along with other members of COLC, earlier this year Mary made a presentation before the W.C. Board of Commissioners thanking them for their financial support of several county organizations who sponsor COLC: Country Oaks VFD, LVWC, the county school board and library Tree Farmers like Jon and Carol Gould make good decisions for their land that will sustain their forests for generations to come." The American Tree Farm System is a national program of the American Forest Foundation. The program promotes the sustainable management of forests through education and outreach to private forest landowners. Florida Forestry Association spon- sors the Tree Farm Pro- gram in Florida. system. "This has been a wonderful journey for all of us involved with Mary's progress. She most certainly has come a long way in these past five years and can now give back to her community by volunteering at her church, as well as assisting with the children's after-school homework assistance program and the annual summer reading camps at COLC," said Pelletier. results of his blood alcohol level. Fall Field Day The University of Florida/IFAS, North Florida Re- search & Education Center located in Quincy, is hosting its fifth annual Fall Field Day on Wednesday, September 27. This Fall Field Day will be an information-packed day designed to provide hands-oneducational experi- ences and research results to farmers, growers, and agri- cultural distributors on the various types of research and technologies presented by the faculty and staff of the re- search and education center and county extension offices; as well as opportunities to find possible solutions to crop and garden problems. NFCH completes accreditation Northwest Florida Community Hospital and Com- munity Home Health have successfully completed their unannounced comprehensive surveys by the Joint Com- mission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. The surveyors were extremely complimentary of both fa- cilities and their outstanding.staffs. After a 2004 survey, the facilities were noted to be "ranked in the top echelon of facilities surveyed" according to their surveyor. The current survey surpassed the previous survey, ac- cording to Patrick Schlenker, CEO of Northwest Florida Community Hospital. The JCAHO surveyors comment- ed "a greater number of facilities of all sizes and types are receiving conditional accreditation this year", so this community should be proud of having such an outstand- ing hospital and home health agency available for their care. Political debate On October 12, the Republican and Democratic exec- utive committees will conduct a debate in the old Chipley High School auditorium beginning at 7 p.m. Candidates from the following races will debate; District 5 School Board, County Commission District 2 and District 4. All registered voters are encouraged to attend and learn more about the candidates and where they stand on local issues. For more information call (850)535-2573. COMMISSIONER District 2: Joel Pate (R), Lynn Cope Sr. (D) District 4: Lenzy Corbin (D), Eddy G. 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