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2006, WASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS

2 sections, 20 pages

Christmas
Belle Pageant
The first ever Vernon Christ-
mas Belle Pageant will be held
at the Old Vernon High School
cafeteria on Saturday, Dec. 16.
The pageant will begin at 11
a.m. Registration forms can be
picked up at Vernon City Hall.
and deadline for entries is Dec.
15. at 4:00 p.m.
For more information, contact
Donna Hightower at 535-9020 or
Vernon City Hall at 535-2444.

Spelling Bee
The public is invited to attend
the 2006/07 District Spelling
Bee. The event will take place
at 10 a.m. on Jan. 24, 2007 in
the board room at Washington
County School Board, 652 Third
Street. Chipley.

Ultimate Tailgate
Experience
From now until January 16. a
$25 donation to Take Stock in
Children of Washington County
can not only help change a
child's life, but it may help you
obtain The Ultimate Tailgate
Experience.
Each donor will receive a
"Hope Ticket" for every $25 they
contribute. Each ticket \\ill be
entered in a drawing that will
take place on Jan. 18-at the Take
Stock in Children state office.
The winner will receive two tick-
ets to Super Bo wl XLI in Miami.
a 2007 Mustang Convertible and
two nights in Miami.
The money you donate to the
program goes directly to the Take
Stock in Children of Washington
County scholarship fund and will
be used to pa\ for a college edu-
cation for deserving Washington
County youth.
To purchase your "Hope Tick-
et". call Don Walters of Take
Stock Washington County at 850-
527-9274 or come by the Orange
Hill Soil and Water Conservation
Office located at the Agricultural
Center at 1424 Jackson Avenue.
Monday through Friday 8 a.m
to noon.

TCC toy distribution
Tri-County Community Coun-
cil will distribute toys in Wash-
Sington County Wednesday at the
'Ag Center from 10 a.m. to4 p.m.,
and in Holmes County on Thurs-
: day at the Ag Center from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m.
9 0 Life'
Relay for Life
fund-raiser
The PBS&J Relay for Life
Team is starting off the fundrais-
ing season early for the 2007 Re-
lay for Life. There will be a bake
sale held at Wal-Mart on Friday,
December 15, beginning at noon
and continuing until the goodies
are gone.

- HOIA SEASON I4i 7ie

It was a festive Saturday
throughout Washington Coun-
ty as the Christmas season con-
tinued to roll along. There were
parades in Wausau and Ver-
non (along with a downtown
Christmas festival in Vernon)
and children had a chance to
meet Santa after the parades.
More coverage of both parades
and events in LExtra, with more
Christmas coverage to come
throughout the season in the
Washington County News and
the Weekend Edition.

Consent agenda may be lifted in Vernon

JAY FELSBERG
Managing Editor.
The consent agenda looks like
it is being lifted in Vernon. With
final completion of the City's
$6.5 million wastewater project
getting near, verbal approval
has been received from the state
Department of Environmental
protection. The report was made
at the regular City Council meet-
ing Monday night.
Senior Project Manager Rob-
ert Simmons of Baskerville-Don,
ovan, Inc., the City's engineering
firm, told Council that DEP had
reviewed the project comple-
tion package and given a verbal
release from the consent agenda
and moratorium. A certified letter
granting the release is also being
sent, Simmons said.
The consent agenda was
ordered in 1997 and the mora-
torium came shortly thereafter.
The two items made it necessary
for county wastewater systems

to be improved to comebut from
under the restrictions. Once com-
pleted, Vernon would be the first
wastewater system in the county
to be released. This would also
allow more economic develop-
ment with the new wastewater
system online.
DEP provided about $5 mil-
lion toward the wastewater proj-
ect through grants.
BDI and the City are working
through the ""punch list" of final
fixes to the wastewater system.
This would be addressed to the
City's satisfaction before final
payment to the contractor.
Simmons also presented a plan
for the city to use DEP grants (85
percent) and loans (15 percent) to
purchase a new three-quarter-ton
4x4 truck to haul the 80kw emer-
gency generator obtained as part
of the wastewater project. DEP
would provide $25,500, and the
City would provide $4,500 that
would be incorporated into the

City's SRF loan. The DEP offer
has been requested in writing.
Simmons said that 50 percent
of the work on the utility loca-
tion map is complete. Once that
is finished BDI will do a hydrau-
lic model.
BDI Regional Vice-President
Mike Reed was also on hand to
meet with Council.
In other business, Council:.
*Approved new volunteer fire-
fighters Gina Bourkard, Matt Ev-
ans, Becky Baxley and Michael
Scott.
*Heard the fire department
report of 14 calls, including two
accidents, seven brush fires, and
two power lines down due to re-
cent storms. In one case the de-
partment was on hand at a house
with electrical problems within
eight minutes.
*Approved providing $900 for
the fire department dinner on

See COUNCIL, page 3A

Land swap

approved,

deeds to be

executed
JAY FELSBERG
Managing Editor
The transfer of old Vernon
High School to the City of Ver-
non is down to exchanging pa-
perwork.
Both the Washington County
School Board and Vernon City
Council approved the final agree-
ment for a land swap between the
two entities, as well as executing
deeds, at their regular meetings
Monday night.
Under the terms of the agree-
ment Vernon would receive the
old high school complex with
the exception of the maintenance
building and storage space for
Vernon JROTC.
An interlocal agreement was
approved for use of the old gym
and ballfields.
The School Board receives
property at new VHS.
Once the paperwork is finished
the agreement is in effect.
Once the deeds are in hand
Vernon will send the paperwork
to Fred Fox, Inc.. the City's grant
writer. Fox will then apply for a
historical preservation grant for
renovating the old high school.
Numerous letters of support
for the project have come in
according to Vernon City Coun-
cilwoman Vivian Brewer, who
has spearheaded the old VHS
project.

School Board looks
at honors courses
The School Board held a
public hearing on the student
progression plan. Under the
amended plan there would no
longer be honors electives.
Beginning with this school
year's ninth graders, honors
courses would be core courses.
Honors, dual enrollment courses
at local two-year institutions
and advanced placement Level
3 courses would be weighted
toward honors achievement. In
effect, the honors curriculum
would be expanded by adding
Level 3 and dual enrollment
courses.
The Board approved changes
to the plan as part of the consent
agenda, as listed in the Dec. 9
Weekend Edition.
The consent agenda was
unanimously approved except
for setting pay for Board mem-
bers at $24,965. Board Member
Susan Roberts voted against the
proposal, citing her years as a
teacher.
The Board also approved
pulling Board minutes for Nov.
13 and Nov. 21 meetings for
readjustments. Minutes will be
presented for approval at a future
meeting.
In other business, the Board:
*Presented plaques to Beth
Hayes and Mary Dennis for com-
pleting the Serve Safe course of-
fered by the National Restaurant
Association. District Food Ser-
vices Director Nancy Connolly
See BOARD, page 3A

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u................................................... Highs 72 to 77. Northeast winds up to 5 mph. Wednesday Night Mostly clear. Lows 43
S orts 5-6 A to 48 inland...49 to 54 at the coast. Northeast winds up to 5 mph. Thursday Mostly sunny
p ............................................................ Highs 72 to 76. Southeast winds up to 5 mph. Thursday Night Partly cloudy with a 20
Church ....................................ReaI Power percent chance of showers. Lows 49 to 53 inland...54 to 58 at the coast. Friday Mostly
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Wednesday, December 13, 2006, Washington County News, 3A

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Tree lighting at NFCH
Northwest Florida Conmmunity Hospital hosted its
first-ever tree-lighting ceremony Friday, December 8.
CEO Pat Schlenker (at right with his grandson) emceed
the event. The Rev. Jerry May gave the invocation and
Commissioner Jerry Sapp lit the 16-foot tree provided by
Bill Maphis.
Santa was on hand to- tell if everyone \\as naughty
or nice and Mrs. Claus was on hand to read Christmas
stories to all ages. There were drawings for prizes coor-
dinated by event organizer Connie Jantti and Jeff Blum
with the help of several young people. There were also
plenty:of snacks and drinks for everyone, as "\ell as car-
oling by all after the tree was lit.
More coverage on this event and others throughout
the holiday season.

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COUNCIL credit too far with many
-.Continue:from page Il major changes coming
S.* .,o n in j ,tV n xt -several
on Tuesday Dec. 1'4. The years.
money was spent with a *Hired Jimmy Cook as
;, Vernon restaurant to cater water and sewer operator.
the dinner. *Hired Buddy Baxley as
*- Approved purchas- full-time. recreation direc
ing a first response truck tor. There was some quest
, pending finding the funds. tion whether the ad ran in
The amount to be sought the paper, but Councilman
is based on the low bid Junior McKeithen showed
of $55.843.95 from But- the affidavit of publication
terfield. Council members and read the ad that ran on
expressed their support Nov. 17 in Panama City
4 for -the new vehicle, but and the Washington Coun.
also said that they were ty News for the record.
concerned about extending g *Approved a request

SBOARDsion about adding another
iAContinued from page 1A ala cart line, but there is
'not enough space to do
.presented the plaques. so without reducing other
. *Approved personnel, services.
Requests, including rehir- Promotion for the
:. ing Dilly Webb as football "Chartbusters" program
i.s coach at Chipley High that stresses eating healthy
,- School and Jeff Webb' as "superfoods" will be under-
math teacher at Vernon way soon. This includes a
. High School. writing contest about bal-
7- *Appointed Terry Ellis to anced choices in eating,
/''Ithe Disadvantaged Traps- "posters and distribution of
' portation Board. pamphlets about 'super-
*Heard Connolly report foods." The sample at the
that use of food services meeting is for sweet pota-
is up, considerably so far toes. The goal is to reduce
this school year. Connolly intake of fats and sodium
J said that sales are up about by 30 percent.
S$13,000 from August Connolly also said that
'>to November of the last food, costs are a bit over
,. school year. Increases are budget, and she will meet
about the same between with food service workers
those getting free, reduced this week to work on that
and paid meals. situation.
Connolly said. that She said that one reason
'the. ala cart line is, very is that with more menu
popular at Roulhac aid choices available this year
Chipley High, which leads that it takes time to ad-
to occasional logjams at just to buying the correct
that section. Extra 'cash amounts of more and dif-
registers have been added. ferent items.
There has been discus- "We knew in the first
year that it was not about

SWashiniion County Recycling

7:30 am- 12b00 Noon
3115 Highway 77 Chipley 638-6264

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for a billboard as there
is ,no ordinance against
.,billboaffdi. 'b.ity.. Attorney
Kerry Adkison will pre-
pare a draft ordinance for:
future action.
*Discussed annexing the
proposed Moss Hill subdi-
vision. Adkison said that
not enough land touched
city limits to make the an-,
nexation possible. He said
it would be advisable to
also annex Department of
Juvenile Justice land and
other property to make the
annexation possible.
' eHeard Councilwoman

the budget," Brock said,
"it was about implementing
the program."
*The Board approved

Angel Tree
The Angel Tree for Toys
for Kids is on display at
Northwest Florida Com-
munity Hospital.
Each child has a star on
the tree, and to 'adopt a,
child and meet his or her
needs at Christmas just
pick their star. The list of
presents is on the star.
Toys for Kids is serv-
ing about 185 children
this season. Anyone who
would like to help Toys for
Kids may mail donations
tn T,",r", f'r Kid-o PfO Bv

Save the Children
On November 18 downtown Chipley was filled as hun.
dreds of people came to take advantage of a chance
to get free food. And not just canned or dry, goods
either, but fresh fruits and vegetables ranging from
bananas to cherry beans. The operation was done by
Save the Children Ministries of Chipley. Sister Annie
Connor (above with LT Chris Pena of the Washington
County Sheriffs Office), other ministries and number
ous volunteers distributed pallet after pallet of food
throughout the day.

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711, Chipley, FL 32428. The Toys Take Over Christmas'
Forms are available for Vernon High School (VHS) Drama I class will pres.
those wishing to make ent "The Toys Take Over Christmas" by#PatriciaClapp
special donations. Contact on Friday, Dec. 15,, at 7 p.m. A Sunday matinee will be
Chipley Fire Department presented on Dec. 17, at 2:30 p.m. "The Toys Take Over
for information. Christmas" is presented through special arrangement
For more informa- with The Dramatic Publishing Company, Woodstock. Il-
tion, call 638-6301 or, linois.
email them at toys_for_ "The Toys Take Over Christmas" is the story of a hard-
kids@earthlink.net hearted toymaker who refuses to sell any of the dolls he
makes. His magic has made them almost like real chil-
dren, and they want to escape the workshop and be loved
by real children.
SEND US YOUR The toys are wonderfully varied. Their T priri"Tina,
NEWS AND ADS the fashion-plate doll; a tomboy clown who is so afraid
of the toymaker that she agrees with everything he says;
emAail to, the rag doll, Sunny, whose legs were badly stuffed so
news@chipleypaper.com she's always on the verge of falling down and has to be
helped up by the gallant wooden soldiers.
Now the toys are in revolt against the toymaker, and
when they find a jar of hearts, they pin one on him. Zow.
Vivian Brewer report that ie-the heart does its stuff!
,the Community Traf- ,4,Students involved in the production irretude Alex-in.
fic safety -~team will in--- dersori. Jessica Birae:Arbfter Boatnet. SJ-salene B rady
stall sidewalks from the Sierra Brock, Dani Buntin, Tyler Burch,Sanmantha Ca.
Sportsplex to Hwy. 79 on ligiure, James Deleo, Kirsten Gibson, Jessikia Herbert-
the north side of Moss Hill Janea Holland. Casey Jeter. Tanya Kirkland. Andy Lewis,
Road. Sidewalks might be Stephen McDonald. Aubrey Mickle. Kalan Miller, Ryan
installed on the south side Raven. Kavyla Reddick. Kadi Rogers. Chrystal Shaw, Sa-
as well. No timeline has mantha Stevens, Nicole White. Megan White. Lakeesha
been set. Williams, Lindsey Winters, and John Works.
*Approved a utility rate The public is cordially invited to attend this delightful
adjustment for Judy Mor- play in the new VHS auditorium. Admissi *P is $2 per
ris. person; children 10 ard younger are free.
*Gave praise all around
for the success of the 'L...o.u -. .... --- -_.... .-

,Christmas parade, down-
town festival and the visit
with Santa.

having a person live on
site at Vernon Elementary
School to provide night
and weekend security.

uuesiiy waieness Campaign.
In an 'average week in Florida, 563 babies are born
preterm and 358 are born with low birth weight
While being obese does not directly cause preterm
birth, it does increase rates of medical complications like
hypertension and diabetes that do contribute to preterm
birth and affect birth outcomes. Chipola Healthy Start
is heading an obesity prevention campaign. Contact 850.
482-9254 or 1-877-892-9593 (toll free) for information.

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Wednesday December 13, 2006 ;. .JP I Page 5A
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Lady Pirates beat
S Chipley 42-33
The Junior Varsity and
, Varsity Lady Pirates trav-
eled to meet the Chipley
+;1 Lady Tigers Monday, Dec.
11. The Junior Varsity
opened up the night withi
a 40 to 23 victory over the
Tigers.
Hillary Harper led the
scoring drive with nine
points for the night. Sha-lea
Yates scored seven points
and Channing Hammorid
and Kaitlyn Carrol both as-
sisted with six points each.
Chipley's Skylar Davis put
up 12 points for the Tigers
but with the strong defense
played by the Lady Pirates.
the Tigers could not get a
break. The Junior Varsity
now has a 5-1 record for
the season.
The Varsity Lady Pirates
If pull out a 42 to 33 win for
the night. Lacey Griffin
scored 14 points and Tyla
Yates and Mary Howes
both assisted with seven
' points each. The Lady Pi-
rates are 6-2 for the season
and 1-1 in their district
match ups.
The Ponce de .Leon
Lady Pirates look forward
to their participation in the
Holmes County Christmas
Tournament starting De-
-J cember 14-16, hosted by
Holmes County High in
Bonifay.
*Ponce de Leon Junior
Varsity and Varsity boys,
hosted the Cottondale Hor-
S,, nets. Junior Varsity boys
-I, won against the Hornets 33

, .
Allex McCormick of Ponce de Leon drives for the
basket in recent action.
to 50. Tori Serane racked game. The team showed
up a total of 21 points, great teamwork with pass-
Joseph Arrant scored 11 ing during the game.
points and Ryan Yates as- PdL Varsity boys came
sisted with 10 points. Ju-, loutI on top with a win
nior Varsity Pirates domi-' against the Hornets 62 to
nated during the entire 69. Senior Cody Carrol put

up 33 total points' during
the game. Dylan Skinner
scored 16 points. Dylan
worked under the basket.
during the first half of the
game catching the Hornets
off guard.
Coach Stacey Stafford
said that this was the plan -
to get Dylan the ball inside
and pound away at their
opponent. The Pirates are
2-0 in the district.
Coach Stafford com-
mented, "the boys played
hard. This had to be the
best defensive game of the
season." The Pirates look
forward to the Holmes
County Christmas Tourna-
ment coming up this week.
*The Chipley boys'
basketball teams defeated,
the Holmes County Blue
Devils Friday night in
Chipley. Score for the JV
game was Chipley 50-30,
and for the varsity game
was Chipley 65-34.
Leading scorers for
Holmes County in the JV
game were French 12 and
Rice 11. Leading scorers
for Chipley were Broxton
19 and Fields 8. Leading
scorer for Holmes County
in the varsity game was
Brock Dockery with 19.
Top scorers for Chipley
were Deon Kennedy 16
and Zach Lee 16
*The. Chipley Tigers,
lost both games to the Port
St. Joe Sharks Tuesday
night. Final score in the
JV game was Chipley 27,
Port St. Joe 52. The var-,
sity score was- Chiple) 49,
Port St.,Joe 50. i

Leading JV scorers for
Chipley were Leon Brox-
ton 9 and Donte Bryant
9. Leading scorers for the
Chipley varsity were Deon
Kennedy 16, Zach Lee 11,
and Zach Schaubhut 10.
*The Chipley Tigers
won both games over the
Blountstown Tigers Thurs-
day night. Score in the JV
game was Chipley 50-43.
Varsity score was Chipley
75-51.
Leading JV scorers for
Chipley was Leon Brox-
ton 21. Top scorers for the
Chipley varsity were Deon
Kennedy 25, Zach Lee 13,
and Zach Schaubhut 10.
*The boys basketball
team at Washington
County Christian School
celebrated its first win
Saturday. going 32-30 over
Covenant Christian School.
The seventh-grade boys
provided a nail-biter with
WCCS possessing the ball
the last 1:47. They were
able to hold onto it despite
repeated fouls by the op-
posing team. The Lions
were unable to score on
their last possession in the
final seconds.
Coach Teresa Wagner
said "the win, was better
than a NCAA final for her,
the boys and their parents
because the team had
worked so hard and come
so far.
"It was absolutely a to-
tal team effort with every
team member contribut-
ing," she said. ... ,
Timothy Steele and
Kobe McCrary both pulled

in eight points, followed
by Caleb Strickland with
six. Byron Shores and Dan
Wells gave the team four
points each and Cullen
Gay scored two.
WCCS will resume play
when they meet St. Johns
on Jan. 6. The school will
play scrimmage games
over the Christmas holi.
days.
Dec. 2 Game
Kobe McCrary scored
11 points against Cov-
enant Christian during a
game earlier in the month.
Cullan Gay added six.
Timothy Steele and Caleb
Strickland, two each in the
21-36 loss.
Also adding to the lo.
cal school's effort were
Byron Shores, Michael
Braman, Dan Wells, Alex.
ander O'Neal, and Drew
Thomas.
Boys from grades five
through seven make up the
local team.
Cheerleaders are Ar.
tavia McKinnie, captain;
Shiloh Mosier, Annie
Kate Worthington, Megan
Green, Hilary Shumaker.

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GAMES
Continued from page 5A
Anna Bailey, Tiffany Lau-
rie, Heather Mason, Casey
Wade and Codi Smith.

*Chipola College's Vic-
tor Dubovitsky, forward
from Moscow, Russia, is
the FCCAA men's player
of the week for Dec. 5.
Dubovitsky helped
the Indians win four of
four last week including
Chipola's 91-79 win over
formerly undefeated and
third-ranked. Santa Fe
on Dec. 1. The freshman
turned in 33 points, six re-
bounds, two assists.
He was 12-of-16 from
the floor, including 8-of-11
from three-point range.
He ended the week with
22 points, four rebounds,
and two assists in the
Indians' Dec. 2 win over
Daytona Beach in which
he shot 6-of-16 from the
floor and 3-of-5 from the
three-point line.,
Dubovitsky averaged
22.3 points, seven re-
bounds and two assists:
per game last week. He,
logged 32 points and eight
rebounds in Chipola's 97-
71 win over Palm Beach
on Nov. 29.
During three games.
Dubovitsky hit, 16-of-29
three-pointers and shot
57percent overall from
the floor. He also hit 19-
of-21 free throws in three
games.
The Indians won a hard-
fought 73-67 victory at
Bevill State in Jasper, Ala-
bama, on Dec. 5. Chipola
was down by as many as
seven points. Bevill had
a packed house and in the
intense match-up. ,
' .Jamarcus Ellis led
Chipola with 18 points.
Victor Duboviisky had 17.
Mario Little had 16 anid
DeAndre Thomas added
14.
Chipola ,(12-0) held
onto the top spot in the FC-
CAA men's poll this week.
Chipola also is the top-
ranked team in the NJCAA
National Poll.
The Indians are the
only undefeated team in
Florida. Okaloosa-Walton
(9-1) is second. Tallahas-
see (9-3) is third in the poll.
Pensacola (8-4) is tenth.
The Indians home game
set for Thursday, Dec.
14 has been cancelled.
Chipola will travel to
Madison. FL, on Dec. 14
to play the North Florida
Community College Club
team.
Chipola opens the con-
ference season at home,

Seventh-grade Roulhac Nliddle School Tigers basket
ball team members from the left, front row are Ryan
McIntyre, DJ Farmer, Clint Corbin, Lavance Gonza-
les, Alex Hamilton. Back row, Adrian Gonzales, Tyler
Oliver, Weyland Gross, Ryan Thames, Michael Rus-
chmeier,, Josh Myers.

Jan. 6, against Pensacola.
The Chipola College
men's basketball :game'
scheduled for' Thursday,
Dec. 14, has been can-
celled. Ch ipola will. play in
Madison, on that date.,
For information,
call 718-2CJC, or visit
www.chipola.edu
*The Graceville Lady
Tigers basketball team
beat Vemon 54 to 27 on
Thursday Noyv. 30.
Leading Scorers...
Graceville. Sharonda Wil-
son 15; Erika Johnson
- 10; Alyssa Hogans 10;
Ashley Hogans 10.
Vernoh, Lela Land 10.
Rebounds: Erika John-
son -8; Lakerria Smith -8;
Sharonda Wilson 6. As-
sists: Sharonda Wilson 8.
Steals; Alyssa Hogans 5;
Blocked Shots! Ashley Ho-
gans 1 .
Score by Quarters:
Graceville 13-1: l6-14.
Vernon 3- 5- 9-10
Records: Graceville
- '7-0. ... **" "

*The Roulhac Middle
School (RMS) Tigers
started their basketball
season with a schedule that
included Graceville. Ver-
non. Bonifay, Grand Ridge.
Cottondalei Marianna,
Walton and Port St. Joe.
After a slow start (0 and
4), the eighth-grade team
found a way to turn things.
around to finish with a 7-7
season.
The seventh-grade team
ended the season with an
11-3 record.
RMS, .eighth-grade
results: RMS. 22-Grand
Ridge, 30; RMS, 27-.
Graceville, 37; RMS,
30-Cottondale. 47; RMS,.
28-Port St, Joe,'30; RMS.
35-Walton, 21; RMS,
33-Graceville, 35; ,RMS,
39-Bonifay, 25: RMS, 38-
Cottondale, 35; RMS, 27-

Walton, 22; RMS,. 30-Ver-'
non, 21; RMS, 18-Bonifay,
25; RMS, 44-Marianna,
34; RMS, 37-Vernon, 16;
RMS, 37-Port St. Joe, 50.
RMS seventh-grade
results: RMS, 32-Grand
Ridge. 25; .RMS, 40-.
Graceville, 28; RMS,
37-Cottondale, 19; RMS,
38-Port.St. Joe, 19; RMS,
34-Walton. 22; RMS,.
38-Graceville, 26: ,RMS,
40-Bonifay, 8; RMS, 38-
Cottondale, 40; RMS, 34-
Walton, 32; RMS, 3- Ver-
rion, 26; RM, 42-Bonifay,
23; RMS, 16-Marianna,
40; RMS, 25-Vernon, 34;
RMS, 51-Port St. Joe, 24.

*The Graceville Lady
Tigers basketball team
beat Marianna on Monday,
Dec. 4, Graceville, 56-
Marianna, 47.
Leading Scorers for
Graceville were -Sharonda
Wilson and Lakerria Smith
both with 16 points. Mar-
ianna's top scorers were
Ashley .Stale)-9" '.'points,
Kqela McKay-8 and
Leilani Valle-8.
Rebounds; Lakerria
Smith-17: Assists; Sha-
ronda Wilson-5: Steals;
Lakerria Smith-3:
Blocked Shots:, Ashley
Hogans-1.
Score by Quarters:
Graceville 13-16-8-19
Marianna 12-13-6-16.
Record: Graceville .8-0

*The Bethlehem Wild-
cat Junior Varsity de-
feated the Wewahitchka
Gators 39-34; during a
Saturday game.
Wewa kept it close
during the first quarter,
scoring nine points to the
Wildcats 11. Clayton Ward
led all scorers with two
three-pointers.
The second quarter saw
a strong scoring burst from
newcomer Derek Anders,

36-24. This was the sec.
f + %,',,c ond meeting of these two
teams. The Wildcats are
-2-0 in the series.
The Wildcats led 20-8
at halftime, with all start
ers scoring baskets and
Joseph Brown leading with
six points in the second
~ t. \ quarter.
t. The Atomics came back
with a vengeance in the
a. third, with Brad Nelson
tossing in six to bring the
Atomics within four points.
S. Brown answered with
four more points, helping
Eighth-grade Roulhac Middle School Tigers basket- the Wildcats outscore the
ball team members are from the left, front row; Shon- Atomics in the fourth, go-
quille Swain, Markeith Bell, Christian Dominguez, ing on to win the game.
Johnniy Watford, AJ Roulhac, Luke Gates. Back row; Wildcat point guard.
Rodney Lee, Josh Smith, Lathan Harwell, Fred Davis, Clayton Ward came up
Ryan Smith, Nick Cadwell with several steals and
scored 10 points. Atomic
who scored eight in a row. points to show at the end of point guard, Randon Tate
Ward stayed hot with five the quarter. managed the court with
from the field. Logan De- The second quarter was efficiency, getting his
zan played strong under a different story, with Al- teammates into scoring
the boards, coming up tha scoring 10 points on positions. Wildcat fresh-
with a much-needed lay- the strength of Brazwell's man Zach Lee and Atomic
up. Wewa answered with strong shooting. Bethle- freshman Robert Hawkins
six points from Naylor, the hem responded with 10 both showed strong re-
only Gator to get on the points during the quarter bounding skills. Nelson
boards during that quarter, also. Lee fired in two three- lead the Atomics with
After halftime, Wewa pointers and Brown scored eight points, with Hawkins
returned to the court with a four points. Bethlehem led and Walker tossing in
new resolve. 19-1,2 at the half. seven each.
They played defensive The game began to turn Scoring
ball and managed to hold in the third quarter. Altha Bethlehem: Lee-3, An-
the Wildcats to nine points, scored 10 points, while ders-6, Ward-10, Dezan-2.
evenly spread between Bethlehem" only scored Brown-10, Davis-2, Rodri-
Zach Lee with a long two, four. The score was now guez-3.
Anders with a three, Ward 23-22, with Altha pick- Poplar Springs: Nel.
and Brown with two points ing up momentum as they son-8, Tate-2, Hawkins-7.
each. Wewa had eight, but headed into the fourth Walker-7
began to pick up steam in quarter. .
the fourth. Altha's players moved Other recent action
The fourth quarter saw the ball well, scoring six *Wewa boys 63, Bethle.
the Gators with 13 points, points, in quick succession. hem 59.
but it was not enough to Bethlehem continued to *Graceville boys 63.
make up the deficit. An- play team-ball, feeding the Marianna 57. GV top scor
ders hit another three and ball to Ward, who took the ers: Willie Kirkland 26.
picked up two free shots, challenge and scored four Terrence White 17.
while Ward tossed in a points to move the game *Vernon boys 61, Hofl
crunch-time free throw for into overtime with the mes-County 57,, ,
ia final.score.of39-34.. score 2*29. :''- Hs HS topscorerrPatrick
Scoring During a very exciting Coleman 26.
Bethlehem: Lee-2, An- overtime, tight Bethlehem HCHS top scorers: Jan-
ders, 18, Ward-14, Dezan-, defense held Altha to two evious Johns 18, Brock
2, Brown-3 points. Dockery 12, Aaron Mol.
Wewahitchka: Smith-5, Ward stepped up with lett 11. .
Hurley-6. Naylor-13, Reed- four crucial points, Derek *Holmes County JV boys
2, Peak-9 Anders rang a free shot and 51, Vernon 49 (OT).
*It was the battle of the Steven Rodriguez sunk a Top HCHS scorers:
Wildcats Nov. 30, as the three-pointer to seal the Danny Herbeth and Clay.
Altha Wildcats came to victory for the Bethlehem ton French 11 each.
battle the Bethlehem Wild- Wildcats, who won 36-31. *Holmes County girls 59.
cats. Under the coaching Vernon 26.
The contest was ulti- leadership of Jerry Dixon Top HCHS scorers: Em-
mately decided in over- and Wade Kriser, the Beth- ily Rone with 17 points and
time, with Bethlehem win- lehem Wildcat Junior Var- 11 rebounds, Jena Griffin
ning 36-31. sity continues to improve, with 11 points and 12 re.
Zach Lee got things off Scoring bounds, Brianna Belcher
to fast start for Bethlehem, Bethlehem: Lee-9, An- 12, Khinesha Harris 10.
scoring a three right off ders-3, Ward-12, Dezan-0, *Holmes County JV girls
the bat. Clayton Ward re- Brown-9, Rodriguez-3 52, Vernon 10. Top HCHS
sponded with a three of his Altha: Edenfield-7,, Bly- scorer Brittany Chandler
own, with Joseph. Brown er-8, Brazwell-12, Ellis-2, with 14 points.
tossing in two and a free .Vascello-2 *Malone boys 86, Beth.
throw. *On Friday, Dec. 8, Beth- lehem 51. Top Bethlehem
Altha handled the ball lehem Wildcats Junior Var- scorers Trey McDuffie
well during the first quarter, sity, defeated the visiting 25 points. and 11 boards
but came out with only two Poplar Springs Atomics, Ethan Johnson 11 points.

Turkey shoot
Caryville Volunteer Fire
Department will hold a tur-
key shoot on December 16,
from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.
beside the Caryville Town
Hall on Highway 90 West.
There will be barbecue
sandwich plates -for $4
each. Plates include chips
and a drink. Shells for 12,
16, 20 and 410 gauge shot-
guns will be furnished at
$2 per shot. For additional
information, contact The-
resa at 373-7983.

Soccer
The Chipley Lady Ti-
gers defeated the Walton
Braves on Tuesday, De-
cember 5, with a 4-0 shut-
out. The first goal was
made by Megan Pledger
with an assist by Kelsey
Jackson. For the second
goal, Jackson scored with
an assist from Pledger,
Goalie Hannah Guettler
had five saves. Allison
Ellis scored the third goal
assisted by Kylie Mulrain.
Ericka Provost assisted
Misty Harrison for the

fourth goal.
Chipley High School
soccer schedule for the rest
of the 2006/07 school year
is as follows.
Boys: Dec. 14, open;
Jan. 5, open; Jan. 8, 5 p.m.
at Freeport; Jan 9, 7 p.m..at
Marianna; Jan. 11, 5 p.m.
(CST) at Apalachicola; Jan.
23, district.
Girls: Dec. 14, 7 p.m.
Sneads; Jan. 5, 6 p.m. at
Marianna; Jan. 8, 'open;
Jan. 9, open; Jan. 11,7 p.m.
(CST) at Apalachicola; Jan..
16, district; Jan 23, open.

Gritney turkey.
shoot. Dec. 23
Gritney Fire-Rescue-
will hold its Christmas
turkey shoot at the Gritney
fire. station on Saturday,
Dec. 23, beginning at 10
a.m. Gritney Fire-Rescue
will provide 12, 20 and 410
gauge shells for $2 a shot.
For information call 850-
548-4707.

Disabled hunters
Twenty-five people
with disabilities will have

the opportunity to deer
hunt through the National
Wild Turkey Federation's
Wheelin' Sportsmen pro-
gram Dec. 15: to Dec. 17 in
Panama City.
The fourth annual
Wheel in' Sportsmen Pan-
ama City Ultimate Team
Up, will match hunters
with disabilities with able-
bodied guides. Hunts will
'take place Saturday and
Sunday at the Burnt Mill
Creek South hunt club, the
Crooked Creek hunt club
and St. Joe Timberlands
Co. West 'Bay division
property.
"This hunt is dedicated
to the late Al Hubbard,
who was instrumental in
organizing the banquet
and auction the first year
we had the Ultimate Team
Up," said Jimmy Vickers,
president of Burnt Mill
Creek South hunt club.
"As an outdoor enthusiast
and writer, Al was always
willing to use his celebrity
status for worthy causes.
The success he brought to
the first hunt encouraged
our future hunts."

Whether it is shooting,
hunting, fishing or archery,
there is no limit to the out-
door opportunities Whee-
lin' Sportsmen NWTF
can bring to a person with
disabilities eager to get
Outside and participate in a
more active lifestyle.
Wheelin' Sportsmen
NWTF provides all people
with disabilities the op-
portunity to enjoy the out-
doors through local chapter
events nationwide. The
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outdoors enthusiasts with
disabilities. For more in-
formation about this event,
contact Jimmy Vickers at
(850) 871-4261.
In 1973, when the Na-
tional Wild Turkey Fed-
eration was founded, there
were an estimated 1.3
million wild turkeys and
1.5 million turkey hunt-
ers. Thanks to the work of
wildlife agencies and the

NWTF', today there are
more than 7 million wild
turkeys and nearly 3 mil.
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Since 1985, the NWTF
and its cooperators have
spent more than $230 mil.
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Wednesday, December 13, 2006, Washington County News, 7A

One arrested
after wild chase
On Wednesday, Dec. 6,
according to the Wash-
ington County Sheriff's
Office, deputies responded
to complaints by residents
involving possible drug
activity on Harcus Road
near Caryville. Upon arriv-
ing at the scene, deputies
attempted to make contact
with a group of individuals
which included Dwight
Douglas Rich, a 35-year-
old white male.
According to a news
release from WCSO Rich
fled the scene in his ve-
hicle and was subsequently
pursued by deputies. Rich
continued through Wash-
ington and Holmes coun-
ties driving recklessly and
swerving into the yards of
several residences along
Harcus Road.
Washington County
deputies were joined by
Holmes County deputies as
the pursuit entered Holmes
County. During the pursuit,
Rich reached speeds in ex-
cess-of 100 mph. The pur-
suit ended with a collision
of Rich's vehicle and a
Washington County patrol
:car on St. Mary's Road in
Caryville. Neither Rich nor
the deputy was hurt in the
collision.'
Rich was apprehended
and charged with posses-
sion of cocaine, possession
of prescription drugs with-
out a prescription, posses-
sion of drug paraphernalia,
aggravated battery on a
police officer, and resisting
arrest. At last report Rich is
being held af the Washing-
ton County Jail on $35.000

Dwight Douglas Rich

,bond.

AWF wrestling
The American Wrestling
Federation is in Chipley'
Saturday, Dec. 16, 8 p.m.
at the T.J. Roulhac Enrich-
ment and Activity Center.
Tickets are $6 general ad-
mission.
Card subject to last-
minute change. Proceeds
benefit the T.J. Roulhac
Center. Call 638-7183 for
information.
Action from Dec. 2:
*Big Deal Ryan Holland
defeated Kamikazie Kow-
boy with the help of his
sneaky little kangaroo of a
manager, Dandy Jack.
*Death Row with Dandy
Jack defeated Mike La-
Forge.
*David Prime held off
BTY Colby Godwin with
the interference of Chris
Tighe to retail the Southemrn
States title.
*Jon and Terry Ryker
held on to their tag-team
titles in a fatal four-way
against the teams of Milo
and E-Money, D.J. Durst

and J.T. Angel, and Afro-
man and Road Kill.
*During the Dandy Jack
Show DJ was soundly
thrashed by Miss Fire, who
he recently defeated for
the SPW Woman's World
Championship. There was
a rematch on Dec. 9 but
results were unavailable at
press time.
*Scotty Rayz challenged
Chris Tighe for the AWF
title, but lost due to the in-
terference of David Prime.
BTY made the save when
the two heels beat down
Rayz.
*Nine-time, World Junior
Hevyweight Champion
Action Mike Jackson met
Ultimate Dragon and pre-
vailed despite the interfer-
ence of Death Row. Jack-
son will return in January
to deal with Death Row.

Fund-raiser
underway
A fund-raising effort
is underway for Delaney
Stoe, who is a cancer pa-
tient. The family has a
large number of medical
bills and is seeking help
with them. There is an ac-
count at Wachovia Bank in
Chipley in his name.

Sponsors needed
Residents who would
like to contribute to
Washington County youth
through their livestock sale
are asked to purchase a
steer or hog.
*A Premium buyer helps
the child by purchasing an
animal during the sale. All
money goes to the child
and the animal is sold per
point at live auction. For

example, a 1,000-pound
animal sold at $1 per
pound will bring $1,000.
Those who do not want
the meat may select to re-
sell the animal. They are
only responsible for the dif-
ference between what they
paid and the resale value.
For instance, an animal
sold to a resale buyer at 65
cents per pound would be
$650, making the Premium
buyer owe just $350. The
resale buyer gets the meat
and the Premium buyer has
helped the child and gotten
great advertising as well.
Add-on money for all
exhibitors or select ex-
hibitor. You can choose 'to
donate a flat dollar amount
per exhibitor, per head, or
for a particular child.
Typical add-on sifua-
tions include:

$5 per head for all hogs.
approximately 24 hogs at
$5 each =$120.
$10 per head for all
steers, approximately 22 at
$10 each =$220.
$5 for all exhibitors, ap-
proximately 60 at $5 each
=$300.
Add on 10 cents per
pound to Suzie Sue's hog
entry, 200 lbs. at .10=$20.
I would like to add $100
for my grandchild's steer =
$100 donation.
I would like to add $10
for each child who wrote
me a buyer's letter, five
letters at $10=$50.
For more information.
call the Extension office at
638-6180.

Fax news to

850-638-4601

COUR3REORT

This information is a matter of'
public record and was taken from
the Washington County Court-
house docket for October 17, 2006.
Pre Trials
*Jay Joseph Salazar; sentenced
to three .years probation, 150 hours
community service, letter of apol-
ogy, anger management classes, no
contact with victim, do not hase
firearm, $1.360 fines and costs.
*James Frederick Seaborn; driv-
ing under the influence of alcohol,
aggravated assault with deadly
weapon without intent to kill; pre-
trial set for 12/26.
*Perry Shackelford, posses-
sion of cocaine with intent to sell;
manufacture, deliver; supplemental
'pre-trial 11/7.
*Minnie. Lee Smith; possession
of cocaine; capias for failure to ap-
pear for pre-trial
*David Christopher Snellgrove;
felony battery resulting from bodily
harm/disability; pre-trial 12/26.
*Michael Sean Soliday, lewd/
lascivious molestation of child
12-16 years-of-age; pre-trial set for
12/26.
Michael Lee Stacy; posses-

sion of marijuana with intent to
sell, manufacture, deliver; pre-trial
12/26.
*Elwood Staley; driving while
license suspended or revoked/
habitual offender, possession of
methamphetamine, possession or
use of drug paraphernalia, resist
officer without. violence, fraud
imnpersonate'gi'e false ID to law
enforcement: pre-trial 12/26.
*Damon Jason Stamps; posses-
sion of firearm by convicted felon,
possession of firearm nv'ith altered
removed serial number; capias for
failure to appear' for pre-trail con-
ference.
*Jerry Lee Swagerty; possession'
of cocaine; continued.
*Jazmin Torres; grand larceny
(two counts); supplemental pre-trail
11/7; trial 1/13.
*Wilwes Franklin Vaughn; pos-
session of marijuana: pre-trail,
12/26.
*Bridgette Teresa Ward; dealing
in stolen property. trial 11.'13.
*Ronnie 'ashmngton. pled nolo
coniendere adjudicated guilty;
sentenced to three .ears in prison,
$1 460( tines and costs

*Joshua Lumark Williamson;
armed burglary of dwelling, grand
theft, criminal mischief; pretrial-
12/26.
*IKristina Rae Wilson; pass
forged/altered instrument, pos-
session of synthetic narcotic with
intent to sell, manufacture, deliver;
supplemental pre-trial 11/7.
*Kenneth Lee Wolter; posses-
sion of cocaine with intent to sell,
manufacture, deliver; supplemental
-pre-trail set 11/7.
*Michael Davis Woods; pled nolo
contendere, adjudicated guilty; sen-
tenced to two years community con-
trol, 150 hours community service.
drivers license suspended for one
year, $1,465 fines and court costs.
*Jackie Franklin Wright; pled
nolo contender adjudicated guilty;
sentenced to two years probauon,
150 hours community service, one
year, six month community control,
county jail for two months, 25
days, with credit for time served,
substance abuse evaluation, random
UAs, drug offender conditions,
$1,435 costs and fines.
VOP Hearings:
*Troy Brock; 'orthlei;s checks;

continued.
*Robin Derrick Collins; .contin.
ued.
*Odell Evans; supplemental pre.
trail 111/7.
*James Kenneth Griffin; driving
under the influence/third degree
felony, driving while license sus-
pended or revoked third or sub-
sequent conviction; supplemental
pre-trail 11/7; trial 11/13.
*Randy Gene; Kirkland; five
counts, evidentiary hearing set for
12/12.
*Ronnie Washington; violation of
probation community control plea;
sentenced to three years prison.
Status Hearings:
*Adam John :French; possession
of cocaine, possession of drug
paraphernalia; pled to violation of
probation; adjudicated guilty; sen.
tenced to two years community con-
trol, drivers license revoked for two
years, Phoenix House RAU previ-
ous conditions ..re-imposed, eight
probation, 150 hours community
service, $1,660 fines and costs.
*Brian Glemnn Nichols;' unarmed
burglary of occupied dwelling; con-
tinued to 11/7.

Washington County Sheriff's
Department arrest report for
Dec. 4 through Dec. 11, 2006.
Kevin Brown. b m; 5.31.'70:
Cl~tiple. Houston Count. war-
rant for bad checks': arrested
:12/6..,,
Michael Devita, w/m, 7/20/
83: Panama City: violation of
probation; arrested 12/7.
Gregory Harcus, w/m, 8/23/
73; Caryville; Holmes County
warrant for child support; ar-
rested 12/,6.
Guy Heaver, w/m, 12/10/60;
Sunnv Hills; battery; arrested
12/4.
Melvin Hendrix Jr., w.m,6/
5/67; Vernon; driving under the
influence, possession of. mari-
juana; arrested 12/8/6.
Monty Hobbs, w/m, 7/15/
65; Bonifay; Hernando County
warrant for lewd and lasci' iou's;
arrested 12/4.
Lechein James, b/m, 9/4/84;
Chipley; violation ofprobation;
arrested 12/4.
Jammy Jones, w/m, 9/26/77;
Wausau; violation of probation;'
arrested 12/4.
William March, w/m, 1/13/
64; Chiple;, uttering a forgery;
arrested 12/5.
Jason Oliver, w/m, 2/13 87;
'Red Bay; Okaloosa County war-
rants for shoplifting, possession
of paraphernalia; arrested 12/5..
Julio Orsori, 'h/m, 12/15/84;
Jacksonville; Clay County war-
rant for driving while license
suspended or revoked and

Washington County charge of
driving while license suspended
or revoked, arrested 12/5.
Tina Owens, w/f, 9/11/78;
Panama City; resist arrest with-
out violence; arrested 12/10.
Wilfred Pettis, w/m, 12/
14'62: Chipley: disturbing the
peace; arrested 12/7.
Tiffany Reevis, b/f, 12/17/
85; Chipley; disorderly conduct;
arrested 12/11.
Edgardo Reyes, h/m, 9/3/78;
Pensacola; no valid drivers li-
cense; arrested 12/6.
Dwight Douglas Rich, w/m,
12/29/70; Bonifay; possession
of controlled substance without
prescription, possession of co-
caine, willful and wanton fleeing
and attempt to elude, aggravated
battery on law enforcement
officer, alcoholic beverage in
vehicle, reckless driving with
property damage, possession of
paraphernalia, resist officer with
violence.
Kerry Selbe, w/m, 12/4/61;
Chipley; driving under the influ-
ence; arrested 12/9.
Dale Sheffield, b/m, 10/4/56;
Chipley; trespassing; arrested
12/9. -
Richard Stafford, w/m,
10/7/63; Chipley; violation of
probation; arrested 12/4.
Robert Tillis, w/m, 3/9/73;
Chipley; driving while license
suspended or revoked;, arrested
12/5.
Thomas Wright, w/m, 3/22/
68; Chipley; battery; arrested
12/10.

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IThank You
V& We would like to take this opportu-
h /' mnity to express our sincere thanks and
,, appreciation for all the kindness and
love that was shown to us during our time
of sorrow with Keith's sickness and passing.
Words cannot express what it means to this family
to be blessed with such wonderful friends, neigh-
bors, relatives and especially our church families
to help us through this difficult time. The way the
Lord took Keith home so peacefully was a blessing
to each one of us and we give Him thanks for His
mercy and grace.
May God bless each and every one of you. Thank
you again from the bottom of our hearts.
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8A, Washington County News, Wednesday, December 13, 2006

Cattleman's Association meets for quarterly dinner, looks at issues

JAY FELSBERG
Managing Editor
The Washington-Holm-
es Cattleman's Association
met Thursday, December 7
at the Washington County
Ag Center. The 'meeting
was a time for fellowship,
awards and discussion of
some serious issues facing
cattlemen throughout the
state and locally.
Association President
George Fisher served as
emceee. Charles Chav-
ers led the invocation and
pledge. Entertainment
was provided by LynnZee
Webb, Melissa DiBattiste
and Nikki Enfinger.
The top award presented
was for best carcass in the
state from youth cattle
shows. It was the second
year in the row a local ex-
hibitor won the award.
"It's very unique to get it
once let alone two years in
a row," Fisher said. "The
Florida Cattleman's Asso-
ciation (FCA) recognizes
excellence in production.
It's not just about youth

El.,'~.IM

The 2006 carcass winners were exhibitor Phillip Draayom and breeder Jim Clem-
mons. Draayom received his plaque from Larry Rooks of FCA. Clemmons was
unable to attend, but was recognized for his accomplishments and service to
young cattlemen and women.

and exhibition, but also
about the breeders."
The carcass of a steer is
measured to judge its qual-
ity in giving beef, not how
the steer looked or was ex-
hibited in a cattle show.
The 2005 winners were
exhibitor Jared Prichard
and breeder Jim Clem-
mons. The 2006 winners

were exhibitor Phillip
Draayom and breeder Jim
Clemmons.
Draayom received his
plaque from Larry Rooks
of FCA. Clemmons was
unable to attend, but was
recognized for his accom-
plishments and service
to young cattlemen and
women.

"It says a lot for the qual-
ity of his cattle," Fisher
said of Clemmons. "It
takes a good bull to make
a good steer. He does it
all for the sake of the chil-
dren."
Rooks spoke on a num-
ber of issues important to
cattlemen.
Rooks said .discuss-

ing the weather is now
second to discussing land
sales as northwest Florida
grows. Cattle spreads are
getting smaller in size and
number. It makes recruit-
ing new members all the
more important, especially
young members, who are
the future of the cattle
industry. It mkes it impor-
tant for county chapters to
continue to support youth
exhibitions. I
"That's the reason we
have to stay active in our
counties," Rooks said.
"We have the right to vote
and we need to take it to
heart.
"We've got to stay politi-
cally active. It's where our
last line of defense is."
Rooks described the an-
nual visit by FCA members
to the state legislature as
an effective lobbying tool.
The FCA also.employs a
lobbyist to look! after the
interests of its members.
"Keep the lines of com-
munication open." he said.
"Let them knoWv what we

need for agriculture. We
have a lot of good things
to say, but we don't always
say it."
The next visit to Talla.
hassee is on March 13-15.
There are several issues
that need to be monitored.
Rooks said, everything
from attacks on use of ni.
trate fertilizer to trying to
add manure to Superfund
legislation.
Lobbying by the FCA
was an important reason
that state funding was
obtained to finish the beef
unit at the research facility
in Greenwood.
There is also the ongo.
ing question of greenbelt
legislation. Rooks said
he, doesn't look for any
changes during the next
session of the legislature.
"If we don't have green.
belt we won't be in busi.
ness," he said. This is one
-of several areas where
cooperation with other
national, state and local
agriculture organizations
is essential.

Entertainment was provided by Lynn Zee Webb, Me-
lissa DiBattiste and Nikki Enfinger.

Kirkland named top scholar
Justin Bradley Kirkland (below), son of Brad and Shei-
la Kirkland of Chipley, has been selected as the Florida
Bright Futures Academic Top Scholar for Washington
County for the 2006 gradu-
ating class. He received a
letter from Commissioner
of Education John L. Winn
on Nov. 18, informing him! .
the he was one of 67 high A1 L
school graduates in the
state of Florida recognized ,
as a Florida Academic Top .
Scholar. ;r.
Florida Academic Schol- ...
ars are ranked for this-- Z
award based on their Bright li ,
Futures grade point average
and their best composite SAT/ACT score as reported for
their Florida Academic Scholars award eligibility. The
Academic Top Scholars award of $1,500 provides stu-
dents \ ith scholarship funds in addition to. the Florida
Bright Futures Academic Scholars award.
Justin graduated from Chipley High School in May of
2006 and is currently enrolled at Full Sail Real World
Education College in Winter Park where he is enrolled in
the recording arts program and hopes to pursue a career
in the entertainment industry.

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UNITS 12-15 DEPENDENT DIS- Personal Representative of the SECONDS E ALONG SAID LINE
TRICT OF THE DISTRICT'S Estate of A DISTANCE OF 30.00 FEET.
INTENT TO USE THE UNIFORM ALMA DEKLE BUTLER; De- THENCE RUN N85 DEGREES
METHOD OF COLLECTION OF ceased 06 MINUTES 27 SECONDS E
NON AD VALOREM 3101 D.:.ron Lals Dr... ,aur,-..ie A DISTANCE OF 312.68 FEET,
ASSESSMENTS "v'tt FL 3-;0'3 THENCE RUN N8 DEGREES
Notice is hereby given that the GERALD HOLLEY 31 MINUTES 56 SECONDS W
Sunny Hills Units 12-15 Depen- Attorney for Personal Repre- A DISTANCE OF 30.00 FEET,
dent District Intends to use the tentative THENCE RUN S85 DEGREES
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non-ad valorem assessments to Chipley, Florida 32428 A DISTANCE OF 50.00 FEET TO
belevied by the Distrit pursu- 850-638-4317 THE POINT OF BEGINNING.
ant to Section 197.3632, Florida Fla. Bar No. 113722 TOGETHER.WITH DOUBLE-
.Statutes. The District Board As published in the Washington WIDE MOBILE HOME, YEAR:
will conduct a public hearing County News December'13, 1999, MAKE: REDMAN VIN#
on Tuesday, January9, 2007 at 20,2006. FLA14614454A AND VIN #
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Operations Center, 1331 South LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT AFFIXED THEREON.
Blvd, Chipley, Florida 32428. The Washington County District ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN
The purpose ofthepublic hearing School board is accepting bids INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS
is to consider the adoption of a for Housekeeping Maintenance FROM THE SALE, IF ANY,
resolution authorizing the District for the 2007-2010 school years. OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY
to usetheuniform method of col- When preparing bids please OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF
lectlng non-ad valorem assess- include allischools in Washing- THEUSPENDENSMUSTFILEA
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method of collecting such non
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Thea public hearing ma, be c.:.r, JUDICiALCIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
-inuualoadale lIrr.e andpiac IN Ar11 FOR WASHINGTON CITRUS: COUNTY, FLORIDA
to be specified on the record COLIINT -CIVILACTION ,,
at the hearing. If any person Ca.-'. ,0C,! CA. 369 CC D.eSlOc.,Te.,i Comc.a-.y of
decides to appeal any decision DI,'IIl. P N` abes. LC.
made with respect to any matter Uric a Florida limited liability com-
consldersdatthispublichearing REGIOIS EBANK< 06 a RE- pany
such person will need a record GlOrIjS fORTAGE SUCES C2R Plaintiff,
of proceedings, and for such BY'MERGERTO UNION PLANT- v
purpose such person may need ERS,BANK, N.A., Sky DevelopmentGroup, LLC, a
to ensure that a verbatim record Plaintiff, Florida
of the proceedings Is made at -vs- limited liability company, Natalia
their own expense and that such APRIL KEISTER A/K/A APRIL Wolf,
record Includes the testimony DENIS RICHARDS;'ET AL Peter D. Madison, Beverly B.
and evidence on which the ap- Defendant(s) Madison,
peal Is based. NOTICE OF SALE Clarkson Properties, Inc., and
One Supervisor may participate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Duane Kuck,
In the public hearing by speaker .suant to an Order of Final Judg- Defendants.
telephone as long assa quorum is ment of Foreclosure dated De=. CASE NO.: 06-CA-4688
present at the location. 42.00,3.r.i.ro Ir. CI llCass N.: NOTICE OF ACTION
George S. Flint ..:0Juc C 369 of tr3 Cicull Court TO:Sky Development Group,
Manager oI Ir. s I JuO,.:ial Circuit i,-ar, ,LLC
As published in the Washington tor VJai,.rg,nln Co.u,-,r FlonrIa. YOU ARE NOTIF ED rnar an
County, f 4w. ,cL.br 6, 13, w*,ereir, Rg,:r,5, Brnk ,o1 a action to foreclose a mortgage
20, 27, 2006 ReI.:ior,. Mr..Ias succ.:sso,' b, .on,.the following properties In
MergAr io Urnior Pianir-S Bank. Citrus, Putnam and Washington
LegalAd' NA Plainmn ana April KeiIler Counties, Florida: ;
Tharp &'son r, .ni Storge in a,'k.a April Dentis Rer,oild are See attached Exhibit "A"
Chipley vill hold ailnar a priaul defenaanli.i. I A.ll Eell 3 Irs th a h I:,,n flied aglainal ou and
or pubil.: sale i r,, l lh- unrils r hl.1.le ar. bet ct.idaer Ior cah I ou. arc relJuiraa to ser.e a cop,
Non.nparreni Ina:oroarnc.ir. ih T THE FRONT COURTHOUSE of your wrnler, delenses. ii an,.
ins. FL ilailu La,. 83 Trn,ar,r, STEP OF THE WASHINGTON toitonPlaintiff'sattorney, whose
ea. u,,ii 1 ": .1:103E i Ica, In lull COUNvTY C.URTHOUSE. 201 name and address Is:
Iocrje.: WEST JACKSON AENUIUE, JamesH. Slesky, Esq. ,
; Waner, Buieir CfIIPLEY FLORIDA AT I1 '0 1000N.Tamlaml Trail,Ste. 201
OSDIin FL A F.1 CENTRAL STAtNDARD Naples, FL 34102
2 Kal, Forgan, TIllME. :,r. Jan '7 ir.s 101o (239)263-8282
Chipley, FL. loIng Oa cileea pr.Joert, a3 on or before January 3, 2007,
t. Tocdd Dardin -. fonr. in said Fi.nal Jud.irrerin andfiletheoriginal withthe Clerk
Chlpley; FL. .r .oI, of this Court either before service
As published In the Washington COtMErUCE AT THE NrORTH on Plaintiff's attorney or Im-
County News December 13, EAST CORNER OF THE EE 1.4 mediately thereafter; otherwise
20, 2006. OF SECTION 14, TOWNSHIP a default will be entered against
2 NORTH, RANGE 16 WEST, you for the relief demanded in
WASHINGTON COUNTY, FLOR- the Complaint or Petition.
IN THECIRCUITCOURT IN AND IDA, AND RUN N90 DEGREES Dated: November 22, 2006.
FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY, 00 MINUTES 00 SECONDS W BETTY STRIFLER
FLORIDA, FOURTEENTH JUDI- A DISTANCE OF 472.66 'FEET Clerk of the Court
CIAL CIRCUIT TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, By:
PROBATE DIVISION. THENCE RUN N90 DEGREES JS/ M.A. Michel
CASE NO. 67-06-CP-179 00 MINUTES 00 SECONDS W As Deputy Clerk
IN RE: ESTATE OFALMA DEKLE A DISTANCE OF 135.69 FEET, Lot 18, Block 457, SUNNY
BUTLER, A/K/A ALMA D. BUT- THENCE RUN S 8 DEGREES 31 HILLS UNIT 7, according to the
LER, OR A.D. BUTLER, OR ALMA MINUTES 56 SECONDS E A DIS- Plat thereof, as recorded In Plat
BUTLER, TANCE OF 71.19 FEET, THENCE Book 2, Pages 77-86, of the
DECEASED. RUN S85 DEGREES 30 MINUTES Public Records of Washington
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 24 SECONDS W A DISTANCE County, Florida.
The administration of the Estate OF 100.00 FEET, THENCE RUN Property Identification No.
of ALMA DEKLE BUTLER, De- S8 DEGREES 31 MINUTES 59 00000000-07-0457-0018
ceased, File No. 7-06-CP-179, SECONDS'E A DISTANCE OF Lot 5, Block 70, SUNNY HILLS
is pending in the Circuit Court 335.44 FEET, THENCE RUN N UNIT 1, per Official Records
for Washington County, Florida, 85 DEGREES 06 MINUTES 27 Book 250, Page 1039, of the
Probate Division, the address of SECONDS E A DISTANCE OF Public Records of Washington
which is PO Box 647, Chipley, 234.42 FEET, THENCE RUN County, Florida.
Florida, 32428. The name and N8 DEGREES 31 MINUTES 56 Property Identification No.
address of the Personal Rep- SECONDS W A DISTANCE OF 00000000-01-0070-0005
resentative and the Personal 394.33 FEET TO THE POINT OF Lot 21, Block 2, SUNNY HILLS
Representative's attorney are set BEGINNING; LYING AND BEING UNIT 1, according to the Plat
forth below. IN SECTION 14, TOWNSHIP thereof,as recorded In Plat Book
All creditors of the decedent and 2 NORTH, RANGE 16 WEST, 2, Pages 9-27, of the Public
other persons having claims or WASHINGTON COUNTY, FLOR- Records of Washington County,
demands against decedent's IDA. TOGETHER WITH: Florida. '
estate, Including unmatured, con-' DESCRIPTION OF 30 FOOT Property Identification No.
tingent or unliquidated claims, WIDE EASEMENT: 00000000-01-0002-0021
on whom a copy of this notice is COMMENCE AT THE NORTH- Lot 15, Block 1720, CITRUS
served mustfiletheir claimswith EAST CORNER OF THE SE 1/4 SPRINGS UNIT TWENTY
this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF SECTION 14, WASHINGTON THREE, according to the Plat
OF THREE MONTHS AFTER COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND RUN thereof, as recorded In Plat
THE DATE OF THIS FIRST PUB- N90 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 00 Book 7, Page 115 through 133,
LOCATION OF THIS NOTICE OR SECONDS W A DISTANCE OF of the Public Records of Citrus
THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE 472.66 FEET, THENCE RUN N90 County, Florida.
OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF DEGREESOMINUTES00 SEC- Parcel Identification No.
THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ONDS W 135.69 FEET, THENCE 18E17,SS100230-17200-0150
All othercreditors of the decedent RUN S8 DEGREES 31 MINUTES Lot 17, Block 349, of SUNNY
and persons having claims or 56 SECONDS E A DISTANCE HILLS .UNIT SIX, according to
demands against the decedent's OF 71.19 FEET, THENCE RUN the Plat thereof, as recorded In
estate, Including unmatured, con- S85 DEGREES 30 MINUTES Plat Book 2, Pages 60 through
tingent or unliquidated claims, 24 SECONDS W A DISTANCE 76, inclusive of the Public Re-
must file their claims with this OF 100.00 FEET, THENCE RUN cords of Washington County,
Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS S8 DEGREES 31 MINUTES 56 Florida.
AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST SECONDS E A DISTANCE OF Property Identification No. 0000-
PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- 335.43 FEET TO THE POINT 000-02-0349-0017
TICE. OF BEGINNING, THENCE RUN Lot 17, In Block 245, of SUNNY
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED S85 DEGREES 06 MINUTES 27 HILLS UNIT 2, A Subdivision
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. SECONDS W A DISTANCE OF according to the Plat thereof,
The date of the first publication 264.09 FEET,-TOTHE EASTERLY as recorded in Plat Book 2,
of this Notice Is: December RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE at Pages 28-37, of the Public
13.2006. ROAD #79 THENCE RUN S11 Records of Washington County,

Property Identification NoJ Property iartilicIauinNo.0l-10-
00000000-02-0245-0017 24-4081-0830-0100
Lot 23, in Block 20, of INTER-
Lot 12, In Block 411, SUNNY LACHEN LAKES ESTATES UNIT
HILLS UNITSIX according tothe NO. 22, according to Ihe PlaI
Plat thereof, as recorded in Plat
Book 2, at Pages 60 through 76 as recorded inat Bock
of the Public Records of Wash- 5, at Page 26, of the Public
Ington County, Florida. I records of Putnam County,
Property Identification No lorida.
00000000-06-0411-0012 '. Property Identification No.06-10-
Lot 8, Block 586, of SUNNY" 25-4081-0200-0230
HILLS UNIT 10, a Subdivision Lot 16, Block 380, of. lCITRUS
according to the Plat thereof, as SPRINGS. UNIT FOUR. a Sub-
recorded In Plat Book 2,.Pagea division according to the Plat
108-118 of the Public Records of thereof, as recorded in Plat Book
Washington County, Florida. 5, Page 133-152 ofthe Public Re-
Property .Identification No. cord' O CIlrn Counry. Flonda
00000000-10-0586-0008 Pa.rce II.derI iCt.Ior, Nd .
Lot 18, In Block 245, of SUNNY, 18E17S100040 03800h1C60 a .
HILLS UNIT 2, a Subdivision, 18E17So00040 Q3800160
according to the Plat thereof, asi Lot 9, Block 658, of CITRUS
recorded In Plat Book.2 at Pages. SPRINGS, UNIT NINE; aSubdlvi-
28-37, of the Public Records of; sioriaccordingtothePlatthereof,
Washington County, Florida.- as recorded in Plat Book6. Page
Property Identification No.! 61, of'the Public Records of
00000000-02-0245-0018 C.T'ru- County., Fionoa
Lot 5, Block 1364, of CITRUS: Parcel IdenliI.casror.
SPRINGS, UNIT TWENTY-SEV- No 18E 1 7S100090 06580 0090
EN. according o tr, Pial tkreoi.' Lot 32. Block 0547. of SUNNY
a: recorded In Plal Book 9. Page HILLS, UNIT NINE, a SuDa..Eicr,.
S4J o tne Public Records o1 Citrum according to the Plat thereof,
County Flonraa Parcel Al Key tic recorded in Plat Book 2, Page
D 2110121
Lot'7, In Block 768, of SUNNY 103 Irug 10' f Pu
HILLE UNIT ELEVEN. according Rc W -or n rnglr, Cunr.
to Irne Plai thereof. a; recorded Flornd
in Piet Book 2: at PagaJ 190 Properfv Ienliicalion'No.
ir.rc.ugr, I S l gurIyq r ofJh'e' *'(fQ O "p-.05.47r-0' r32.
Puc.lIc Records of Warir.nrglcr. Lot 6. BlICk 009 2-.tbiSIgfly
County, Florida. '- ; HILLS UNiT ONE. a Subdiv,.-.rn
Property Identification No., according to nre Plat rhereol, as
00000000-11-0768-0007 record ,r. Plat Book 2 Page.,
Lot 37, in Block 353, of SUNNY'. 9.?7, c. inc PublIc Record- C.I
HILLS UNIT SIX. a Subo.lision Wningr,.on Counry. Fricnaa
acccraing rr, a PIarir.irere.o. a Property iderl.icanor, No
60-76, of the Public Records ofUNNY
Lol 7. Bc.Ck E260. 01 SUNNY
Washington County, Florida. HILLS UNIT WO. aSuuai..r,
Property Identification Nd. LLS
00000000-06-0353-0037 ; accorairdng I Inc Plal Irieraol
Lot 38, in Block 363, of SUNNY recoroe rinPal Book 2. Pages28
HILLS UNIT SIX. a Suodision' tIrougn37.ol thePubiic Rcora-,d
according I.:, the Pial rhartcr&, a o Wah.'nglon Cour.ry, Flondra -
recorded in Plat Book 2 at Pages Property Identification No.
60-76 or InA Public Re.:ora.;, o 00000000-02-0260-0007.
Wa; hingior. COunty. Fionda Lot 13, Block 1630, of CITRUS
Properly| Ider.liication No SPRIfNGS.UNIT26. a Suddivi.ion
00000000-06-0363-0038 ."according to the Plat iner-ot. a.5
Lot 1, In Block 20, of' INTER- rcoraed in Plat BooK 9 Page 7,
LACHEN LAKES ESTATES UNIT. r Publi Records of Citrus
NO 7, according Io Ine Pll, at1 o -, e Pb Re s C
thereof, as recorded In 'Plat: County. Fionda
Book 4,at Pages 117A.. 117B Parcel Identification
of the Public Records of Putnam, No.18E17S1 00260116300 0130
County, Florida. ., Lot 14, Block 1553, of CITRUS
Property Identification No. 16-10-. SPRINGS, UNIT 22, according
24-4066-0200-0010 i to the Plat thereof, as recorded
Lots 11 and. 12, Block 125, IN-: in Plat Book 7, Page 93, of the
TERLACHEN LAKES ESTATES Public Records of Citrus County,
FREDERICK TOWN, Unit 16,. Florida.
according to the Plat thereof, as: Parcel loentllication No.
recorded In Plat Book 5, Page 4,j 18E17S100220 15530 0140
of thaPublic Records of Putnam Lot 15, Block 1489, of CITRUS
County, Florida.LSPRING
Propertydentific nNo.36-09- 7 c.-
24-4075-1250-0110 !to the map or Plat thereof, as
Lot 3, Block 745, of SUNNY. recorded In PlatBook9, e 54,
HILLS. Unit Eleven, according! of the Public Records of Citrus,
to the Plat thereof, as recorded,' County, Florida.
In Plat Book 2, Page 20. of tr., Parcel laoerliflcaTion No1
Public Records 01 Wahinglor 18E17S100270 14693 0150
County, Florida. ...Lot 13, BIocK 556. CITRUS
Property Identification! SPRINGS, UNIT 6. according
ro.00000001)-11-0745-0003 to the Plat thereof, as recorded
Lot ir. Biock 14.1. of INTER. in Plat Book 6 Page 15, ol ir.e
LACHEN LAKES ESTATES FRED- Public Reco:rdol Cirus Count,
ERICK TOWN UNIT F
NO 17 aCcora.rg to tna Plat Property a ificallr. No.
rnere.:..r, a recc.rrJe.:lr, Plal BoK Property I co No.
6IBE17S10[,060E055E.0 0t 30
S.a|Paqg27 iSrel ,Ithrougr, 6 U i RU71 ,
oltIin Pubii.-RBcorflPutnam LoI 5. Block 1288. CITRUS
County, Florida. SPRINGS. UNIT 19 accord.r.g
Property Identification No 23-09- o10 the Pial rherel. as recorded
24-4076-1440-0010 in Plat BooK 7, Page 40. ol ir.a
Lot 27, 28, 29, in Block 42, of Public R(cord: o Cirrus Cournt.
INTERLACHENLAKES ESTATES Flonda
UNIT No.9, according to the Plat Propert idernt,lficallon No
thereof, as recorded In Plat Book 18 E 17S 100190 12880 0050
4,atPage119A,119B,and119C, Lot 133. BloCK 600, CITRUS
of the Public Records of Putnam, SPRINGS. UNIT 6, according
County, Florida to Ir, Pial htereof. as recordaa
Property dentificationNo.09-10- Pla Book 6. Page 15,th
24-4068-0420-0270 i F Bo oE of the
Publit Recor oi Cr trus County.
Lot 29, In Block 17. of INTER- Flonde
LACHEN LAKES ESTATES FRED-; Property Idenllticalior. No
ERICKTOWNUNIT : 16E17S100060 06000 0130)
NO. 16 according to the Plat Lot 23, Block 648, CITRUS
thereof as recorded In Plat Book SPRINGS," UNIT 11, according.
5, at Page 4, (Sheets 1 through ; to the Plat thereol as recorded
11), of the Public Records of in Plat Book, 6, Page 80. ofl tn
Putnam County, Florida, Public Records of Citrus County,
Property Identification No. 13-09- Florida
24-4075-0170-0290. Property Identification No.
Lot 16, in Block 78. of INTER- 18E17r100110 06480 0230
LACHEN LAKES ESTATES UNIT 04 02
NO 22, according to the Plat ,
thereof, as recordedinPlatBook Lot 3, Block 237, CITRUS
5,atPage26(Sheet 1 through9, SPRINGS, UNIT 3, according'
of the Public Records of Putnam to the Plat thereof, as recorded
County, Florida. In Plat Book 5, Page 116, of the
Property Identification No. 12-10- Public Records of Citrus County,
24-4081-0780-0160 Florida.
Lot 14. In Block 64, of INTER- Property Identification No.
LACHEN LAKES ESTATES, UNIT 18E17S100030 02370 0030
NO. 15, according to the Plat As published in the Washington
thereof, as recorded In Plat Book County News December 13,
4, Pages 186 through 193, of 20, 2006
the Public Records of Putnam
County, Florida.
Property IdentificationNo.19-10- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
24-4074-0640-0140 THE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL
Lot 1, In Block 93, of INTER- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR WASH-
LACHEN LAKES ESTATES UNIT INGTON COUNTY, FLORIDA.
#22, accordingtothe Platthereof GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION
as recorded in Plat Book 5, at Case No.: 67-06-CA-364
Page 26, of the Public Records WELLS FARGO FINANCIAL SYS-
of Putnam County, Florida. TEM
Property Identification No. 01-10- FLORIDA, INC.,
24-4081-0930-0010 Plaintiff,
Lot 13, Block 36, of INTER- .vs
LACHEN LAKES ESTATES UNIT BRYNN K. PEAIRS, UNKNOWN
NO 15, according to the Plat K SPOUSE OF
thereof, as recorded In Plat BRYNN K. PEAIRS, JOHN E
Book 4, Page 187, of the Public B N K PEARS, JOHN E.
Records of Putnam County, PEAIRS,
Florida. and UNKNOWN OCCUPANTS,
Property Identification No. 19-10- TENANTS,
24-4074-0360-0130 OWNERS. AND OTHER UN-
Lot 10, In Block 83, of INTER- KNOWNt PARTIES i '' "
LACHEN LAKES ESTATES, Including, if a named defendant
UNIT NO. 22, according to the is deceased, the personal
Plat thereof, as recorded In Plat representatives, the surviving
Book 5 at Page 26 of the Public spouse, heirs, devisees,' grant-
Records of Putnam County,, ees, creditors, and all other par-

'ties claimirig by, through, under
or against that defendant, and all
claimants, persons or parties;
,natural or coroorae or wrose
evac I g3li sttau iis unknown. ,
claiming under any of the above
named or described defen-
dants, Defendants.
NOTICE OFSALE
Notice is hereby given that,
pursuant to the Order or Final
Judgment entered in this cause,
in the Circuit Court of Washington
County, Florida, I will sell the
property situated in Wpshington
County, Florida, described as:
COMMENCE AT THE NORTH-
WESTCORNER OF SECTION 12,
TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 14
WEST, WASHINGTON COUNTY,
FLORIDA; THENCE S 8939'05"E
ALONG SECTION LINE 607.49
FEET; THENCE S 00"20'55"W,
705.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING. THENCE CON-
TINLIE S00"':1'5.iW. 139 81 FEET
THENCE S 54.'12 27"E. 69 31
FEET. THENCE S 68 55'57'E,
123 16 FEET. THENCE
N32'1921-E. 185.84 FEET
THENCE I 21 Jg9'15 E. 70aS
FEET, THENCE N 69- 39'05"W.
296.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING '
TOGETHER WITH A MOBILE
HOME SITUATED THEREON.
DESCRIBED AS A,1992; BROA
WITr VEHICLE iENTIBRiOA6ION
NUMBER GAFLT07A24835BrM.
TITLE UMBER 63895061: AP
NUMBER 12056..11. WHICH IS
AFFItED TO THE AFOREDE-
SCRIBED REAL PROPERTY AND
INCORPORATED THEREIN
TOGETHER WITH A NON-EX-
CLUSIVE EASEMENT FOR IN.
GRESS AND EGRESS OVER
THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS
ALLTHATPARTOFTHE NORTH-
WEST QUARTER OF SECTION 12.
TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH. RANGE 14
WEST. WASHINGTON COUNTY,
FLORIDA LYING WITHIN 15
FEET RIGHT AND LEFT OF THE
FOLLOWING DESCRIBED CEN-
TERUNES
1 COMMENCE AT THE NORTH-
WEST CORNER OF SECTION 12,
TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 14,
WEST, WASHINGTON COUNTY,
FLORIDANTHENCE S 89'39'05"E,
ALONG SECTION LINE, 592.49
FEET TO THE BEGINNING
OF CENTERLINE; THENCE S
00-20'55"W, 837.55 FEET;
THENCE S 54"12'27"E, 78.99
FEET; THENCE S 68'55'57"E,
137.40 FEET; THENCE N
32"19'21"E, 199.57 FEET;THENCE
N 2149'15"E, 7.1.07 FEET;
THENCE N 30C54'30"E, 268.89
FEET; THENCE N 89-39'05"W;
461.28 FEET TO END OF CEN-
TERUNE
2.COMMENCE AT THE NORTH-
WEST CORNER OF SECTION 12.
TOWN SHIP 1 NORTH RANGE 14
WEST. WASHINGTON COUIJTY
FLORIDA THENCE569'395"E,.
ALONG SECTION UNE. 592.J9
FEET, THENCE S 0020E'55W.
225 00 FEET. THENCE N
- 69 39'0"W 397.00 FEET TO
THE BEGINNING OF CENTER-
LINE THENCE S 89'39'05"E.
832 00 FEET TO THE END OF
CENTERUNE.
COMMENCE AT THE NORTH-
WEST CORNER OF SECTION 12.
TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH. RANCE 14
WEST, WASHINGTON COUNTY.
FLORIDA: THENCE S 89)39'05"E
ALONG SECTION LINE. 592 49
FEET THENCE S 00 20'55"W.
837 55 FEET TO THE BEGIN.
NING OF CENTERUNE THENCE
S 83 03'45 W. 100.58 FEET.
THENCE N 71.5 050W. 12287
FEET. THENCE S 76144"22'W,
360 85 FEET. THENCE S
0017'43r'E. 207.00 FEET TO THE
END OF CENTERuNE
1992 BPOA MOBILE HOME
VIN, GAFLN07A24635BM
TITLE NUMBER 63895061
RP NUMBER 12056211
at public sale, to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, at the front
door of the Washington County
Courthouse, 1293 Jackson Av-
enue, Chipley, Florida 32428 at.
11:00 A.M. on January 9,2007.
ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN-
TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM
THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN
THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF
THE DATE OFTHE US PENDENS,
MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH THE
CLERK OF COURT WITHIN 60
DAYS AFTER THE SALE.
DATED this 4 day of'December,
2006.
UNDA COOK
Clerk of Circuit Court
By K McDaniel
Deputy Clerk
In accordance with the Americans
With Disabilities Act, persons
needing a special accommodation
to participate in this Hearing should
contact the A.DA.Coordinator not
laterthan seven (7) days priortothe
proceeding via the Florida Relay
Service at 1-800-955-8770.
I hereby certify that a copy of
the foregoing has been mailed
to Enrico G. Gonzalez, Esquire,
6255 East Fowler Avenue, Temple
Terrace, Florida 33617; and to the
parties on the attached Service
Ust this4day of Dec.,2006. Unda
Cook, Clerk of Clicuit Court By K
McDaniel, Deputy Clerk ,
Service Lst
Brynn K. Peairs
1039 Clebrity Circle
Chlpley, Florida 32428
John E. Pears
1039 Celebrity Circle,
Chipley, Florida 32428
As published In the Washington
County News December 13, 20,
2006.

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Wednesday, December 13, 2006, Washington County News, 9A

Approximately .four
weeks ago, the "prattler"
pretty much promised only
one more column would
be forthcoming regarding
the Heritage of 'Washing-
ton County book sales.
Maybe this will be that
'one more."
I won't attempt to give
a statistical play-by-play
breakdown as to just how
many Heritage Books I
have been privileged to
distribute, but if my, read-
ers will do a little arith-
metic on their own, they
will be able to calculate
a close figure as to the
number. The excitement
on the faces of those who
-view the book for the first
time stands out in my mind
more than the actual num-
ber of books placed.
Several weeks ago,
Mike Suggs was thumbing
through a volume of the
book,. awaiting his wife,
Myra's arrival, before
making a decision as to a
purchase. When the fewv
books the "prattler" had
with him at that time ,were
becoming exhausted, Mike
said in his usual good
natured way, "This is my
book, you're not getting it
back," as he immediately
wrote his check, 4for the
book. Later he told me that
when he saw the picture of
Mack Odom in the book,
dressed in his World War
II army uniform, he knew
he could not let it get away
from him. h
Since then, :;Myra has
made a purchase for her
uncle, Don Hewett. who
lives in Jacksonville. Mike.
in his humorous way. said
the Perry E., Wells auto-
graph, in their book, caused
his Uncle Don to buy one.
Myra's uncle, Lavaughan
Pettis, is 'now the proud
owner of the noted publica-
tion after perusing its con-
,.teh,'fbrjust a few minutes
My early thought that one
book sale begets another is
reaffirmed almost daily.:
Melissa Wells Rudd,
;the daughter of Joel and'
Wanda Wells, reacted
similarly to Mike Suggs
when she saw the pictures
of her grandparents. Alex
and Arleva Wells, and her
uncle, Parker Wells. In
fact, she generated another
sale when she showed her

Perry's Prattle
, Byi Perry Wells

Wausau School in its heyday. Can you name any of the students?

book to Frank Easterling of
Vernon. I delivered one to
him a few days ago just af-
ter placing one with Narvel
Armstrong. a Vernon City
Council member, and Ver-
non residents, Alfred and.
Lena Chestnut Warid..all
with autographs. ,
Other recent purchasers
include Ed Rush, a "prat-
tier" reader, Robert Sapp,
Olivia Hammock Haines,
Betty Home, Linda Smoth-
ers, Judge Newman Brock.
Dr. W.E. Cox III, Sheriff
Charlie Brown Wells
(Manatee County). Johnny
Fussell, Billie Brock
Rosser, Ann and A.D. Pet-
tis, Bea Wood, Irene Booth
Collins, Robert Grantham,
J.C. and Sarah Stanaland,
Bob and Mary Hicks,
Gwen Spaldirig, Jackie
Vaughn, Dell and Kris
Corbin. and Turhan and
Debbie McCrary, ..
'The "prattler" divided
his time on Saturday.
Nov. 11, by attending the,
Wausau School Reunion
at Possum Palace where
books were purchased by
T.D. and Grettle Smith;
Emmitt Smith. and Roland
and Marvel Tiller. Other
former students at this
gathering included Charlie
Hicks. John Elmer Carter,
Lowell (PeeWee) Johns
and wife, Sandy. Lunell

Rogers. W.T. Miller Jr.,
and possibly others. The
only former Wausau school
teacher I heard mentioned
was Cora Hagan.
Then, it was on to Chuck
Wagon Restaurant for, a
reunion meeting with the,
Oakie Ridge School group.
John Packer Jr. and wife.
Hope, purchased a book.
I knew most of the Oakie
Ridge School people in
attendance, including
Lunett Monk Blackwell,
Rex Sowell, Doris Sowell
Strickland, John Packer Jr.,
Larry Enfinger. Bonnell
Sapp and wife. Charlotte
Kent Sapp, and Ralph
Johnson. There may have
been others. The only
teachers I heard mentioned
from the Oakie Ridge
School were Caribel Rob-
ertson Nelson and Steve
Simmons.
.It -%as good toseeRexo

Sowell again, along witi
Doris Sowell Stricklan(
and her husband, Daryl
from Port St. Joe, whom
had just met a few week
earlier at the Sowell re
union. It was also a deligh
to hear Rex's 13-year-olh
son. Jacob Sowell. play the
banjo in the bluegrass bane
on hand for musical ente
tainment. They also played
at the Farm-City Banque
on Nov. 16.
When I arrived home
I learned Gary Hall ha<
come by and purchased
book for Ron Walsinghan
a Wausau native who rosi
to the rank of major witi
the Florida Game an(
Fish Commission before
retirement. I am especially,
happy to know that Roi
is an owner of the famec
Heritage of Washingtot
County book.

In my recent travels,
books have been placed
with Kenneth and Sue
Capps of Holmes County,
Paul and Sue Broom,
Wimpy Carnley for his
sister, Mamie, Loretta
Sorrells, Carolyn Tyre,
f Lori Austin Dunneman
and husband, Fred, Carol
Finch Griffin and husband,
Travis. At Carol's "roast"
sponsored by Habitat for
Humanity, Dell Corbin and
wife, Kris, along with Deb-
bie McCrary and husband,
Turhan, purchased books.
Two additional volumes
of the publication were
mailed to Neil D. Blue
Jr. in Birmingham, Ala.
Ladoh and Judith Elmore
of Houston County, Ala.,
purchased the Washington
County book especially for
the history on Rock Hill
Church and Cemetery and
the Cutchens Family.
Other contacts resulted
in books being purchased
by Art and Bonnie Auke-
ma, Jeff and Chris Owens,
h Jenna and Keith Prescott,
d Joyce and Jerry Odom,
', Ricky and Marilyn Peters,
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Wanda and Carl Owens.
Joe and Sherry Martin.
Carl and Diane Brock Min.
er, and Bill Brock, bought
for Carlton and Pat Rhodes
of DeFuniak Springs.
If you purchased one
and your name does not
appear, it is because I re-
member it was obtained
for a Christmas present
for some loved one and I
do not want to divulge the
surprise.
As you compute sales
now, you may arrived at
the conclusion that my
prediction for a "sellout'
may be closer than even I
expected.
By the time this is
printed, I feel I can safely
say our last 100 books will
have been delivered in
Chipley. This will give us
approximately three weeks
to completely exhaust the
supply of books before
Christmas.
Again, the. friendly
warning. Get your book
today, either at the library
or from the "prattler" (638.
1016).
See you-all next week.

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10A, Washington County News, Wedriesday, December 13, 2006

SO R E-,

This information is a matter of
public record and was taken from
the Washington County Court-
house docket for October 17, 2006.
Pre Trials
*Thomas D. Akers; felony battery
result from bodily harm/disability;
pretrial continued to 12/26.
*David Hines Anderson; pled
nolo contendere;,'sentenced to one
year and six months probation;
$1.565 fines and court costs; drivers
license revoked for two years; 150
hours community service.
*Thomas, Ray Anderson; sale or
delivery of controlled substance;,
continued.-
*Byron Lee Anglin; pled nolo
contender; sentenced to one )ear
probation. 150 hours community
service, letter of apology within 30
days.
*Michael Brirton,Arnold: unlayw-
ful possession of .listed chemicals,
capias for failure to appear for pre-
, trial conference.
: *Rufus Curtis Beard; pled nolo
contender on count one and two.
adjudication withheld (count onei;
sentenced to three .years proba-
tion. 150 hours community service,
$1,540 total court costs and fines,
random UAs. five-page essay. let-
ter of apology to .officer, substance
abuse evaluation; adjudicated guilty)
(count two) to run'concurrent.
*Terry Lewis Bevins; possession
of cocaine, possession of marijuana:
continued to 12/26. '
*Antonio Delvayne Brigham;
possession of cocaine; possession
of cocaine;. motion hearing set for
11/20.
*Robert Owen Brooks; driving
while license suspended or revoked
(third offense dMyiving under the
influence of alcoh''or drugs (fourth
offenses: continue 'i6 12/26.
*Robert DanieJ, Brown; armed
burglary of dwelUihg or structure,
grand theft; contiii'ed to 12/26.
*Joseph E. By);t; unlaw ful pos-
session of listed ejiemicals; supple-
mental pre-triml set((or 11/7.
*Steven Miifpn Campbell;
smuggle contraband into detention
facility, make sell, use. possession
of ballistic self-propelled knife/
weapon, aggravated battery/cause'
bodily harm or disability, posses-
sion of marijuana; supplemental pre-
Enal set for 11/7, trial set for 11/13.
*John Cas elk escape. resist
officer-obst'uct without violence;
motion for continuance; trial set
for 11/13.
*Alan Lynn Clark; driving under
the influence, driving while license
suspended or revoked (habitual)
child abuse without great harm:
supplemental pre-trial set for 11''7.
*Waller Leon Clark: money laun-
dering, possession of marijuana;
continued.
*Kelvin Sharone Dean: posses-
sion of cocaine with intent to sell
manufacture', delitvr (two counts.i.
pre-trial set for 12/26.
*Joseph Dewayne Di.\on; pled
nolo contender; adjudicated guilty:
sentenced to one year probation
count one : rape crisis program.
domestic violence program. live
years probation (count two), ran-
dom UAs, no contact with victim

while on probation, no alcohol, bat-
ters intervention class, $1,465 fines
and court costs.
*William Eric Donn; deal in sto-
len property; pre-trial 11/20.
William Preston Drummond;
possession of cocaine with intent to
sell, manufacture, deliver, posses-
sion cocaine, possession' or use of
drug paraphernalia; motion hearing
11/20; pre-trial 12/26.
. Christopher Ronald Dunston;
missile into dwelling, vehicle,
building, or aircraft, attempted
murder/specific felon) commit act
could cause; capias for failure to ap-
pear for pre-trial conference.
*Hay ley Dee Dykes: deliver!.
distribute drugs within 1,000 feet
specified area itwo counts. pre-trial
set for I 2/26.
*Johnny Allen Easterling; sexual
assaulUsex battery on victim under
12 years of age ithee counts: trial
set for 11/13.
*Christopher Chadwick Farmer;
aggravated assault to cause bodily
harm or disability Ltwo counts): pre-
trial set for 12.26.
*Deborah Pauline Fillya.w obtain
controlled substance by fraud; trial
11/13.
*Timothy C. Flowers: failure to
register as se.x offender; pre-trial
12/26.
*Tiffany Jenne Fountain; pled .
nolo contender; adjudicated guilty:
prison Ior one year II months and
24 days with credit for time served,
$1,650 costs and fines, drivers li-
cense suspended for two years,.
*Jessica Ashley Gauntt; sale of
synthetic narcotic, utter false instru-
ment; pre-trial 12,26
*Paul D. Gille): sale of marijua-
na; capias for failure to appear.
*James Kenneth Griffin; battery
second offense; supplemental pre-
trial 11/7.
*Ricky Hall, Jr: possess cocaine..
possession or use of drug parapher-
nalia: motion hearing 11/7.
*Dale Wendell Halstead; ag-
gravated stalking/follow/harrass'
cyberstalk:; pre-trial 12/26.
*Juan Delaurentif Harris; pled
nolo contender: adjudication with-
held: time served, waived court
costs.
*Billy Gene Henderson, in armed
burglary of unoccupied structure,
grand larceny. armed trespassing:
supplemental pre-trial 11/7.
*Raymond Pete Holley; flee'
elude police failure to obey law%
enforcement officer, driving while
license suspended or revoked; trial
set 11/13.
*Jerrm A. Hovward; possession
of weapon or ammo by convicted
felon; pre-trial set for 12/26.
*Colen Franklin Hutchinson.
possess synthetic narcouc %ith in-
tent to sell, manufacture or deliver:
pre-trial set 12/12.
*Marcie A. Hysmith; destroy.
tamper with. fabricate physical evi-
dence; possession of marijuana; trial
set for 11'13.
*Leonard Jackson: battery touch
or strike, aggravated assault with
deadly weapon vvithout intent to kill,
petit theft: pre-trial stet for 12/26.
*Persephone Mane Johnson. pos-
session of cocaine, possession of

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marijuana, fraud/impersonate, false
ID given to law enforcement officer;
pre-trial 12/26.
*Ricky Jamerrall Kennedy; pos-
session of cocaine with intent to
sell, manufacture, deliver, armed
burglary of dwelling, grand theft,
criminal mischief; pre-trial set
12/26.
*Jared Zackriah Kent; possession
of cocaine with intent to sell, manu-
facture, deliver; pre-trial 12/26.
*Pamela Dale Kent; possession of
marijuana with intent to sell, manu-
facture, deliver; pre-trial 12/26.
*Jeremy Frank Kimbrel; cause
cruel death, pain and suffering to
animals, pre-trial 12/26.
*Randy Gene Kirkland; unarmed
burglary of structure, petit theft; pre-.
trial 12126.
*Freddie Paul Lawrence; kidnap/
false imprisonment of adult, battery,
trespassing, disorderly intoxication;
continued.
*NI.J. Locklear, Jr.; grand lar-
ceny: pre-trial set for 12/26.
*Randall Marcum; aggravated
assault %with deadly weapon without
intent to kill (four counts; pre-trial
set for 12.126.
'William Roland Morris; grand
theft; pled nolo contender; adju-
dicated guilty; sentenced to three
years, six months in prison with
credit for :time served, drivers li-
cense suspetided one year, $1,465
coIurtcostsand fines.
*Charlie Devon Nettles; sell co-
came; trial set for 11/13.
*Jose NM. Norris; operating ve-
hicle while license suspended, can-
celled. or revoked, flee attempt to
elude; capias for failure to appear.
*Michael Wayne Odom: grand
theft; pre-trial 12/26.
*Daniel Orosko; aggravated bat-
ten: pre-trial 12/26.
*Jayanti G. Patel: traffic of
amphetamine/methamphetamine.
rent structure for trafficking in
drugs, keep public nuisance struc-
ture for drug activity: continued
*Sagar Patel: possess cocaine
with intent to sell, manufacture.
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or conveyance fro trafficking drugs.
keep public nuisance structure for
drug activity; continued.
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to sell. manufacture, deliver; trial
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(two counts; trial 11/13. ,
*Joseph Daniel Quick, Jr.: aggra-
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without intent to kill; pre-trial
12/26.
*Alitha Nanene Ramsey; pled
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OBITUARIES 4B
> CLASSIFIED 6-7B
i CALENDAR 8B

SECOND WEDNESDAY
CLOSED:iVernon Library, Wausau Library.
8 a.m.-5 p.im.-Holmes County Library open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Chipley Library open.
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Holmes Council on Aging provides hot meals
and socialization.
10 a.m.-Sunny Hills Garden Club meets at the Sunny Hills
Community Center.
11 a.m.-Washington Council on Aging(located in Chipley) senior
lunches, for reservations call 638-6217. donations accepted.
12noon-Bonifay Kiwanis Club weekly meeting, held at Blitch's
Restaurant in Bonifay.
12 noon-Chipley Woman's Club meeting, held at club house.
7 p.m.-Depression and Bipolar Support Group-meets at First
Baptist Church educational annex building in Bonifay. Call'
547-4397.
8 p.m.-Alcoholics AAPnonymous meeting, held at Ponce de Leon
Methodist Church, located on Main Street in Ponce de Leon.
SECOND THURSDAY
8 a.m.-5 p.m.-Holmes County Library open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Vernon Library open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Chipley Library open.
10a.m.-12 p.m. Holmes Council on Aging provides hot meals,
and socialization.
10:30-11 a.m.-Chipley Library preschool storytime.
11 a.m.-Washington Council on Aging (located in Chipley) senior
lunches, for reservations call 638-6217, donations accepted.
1 p.m.-6 p.m.-Wausau Library open.
5:30 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, held at 1360 Fox-
worth Road in Chipley.
6 p.m.-Wausau City Council meeting, held at city hall.
6 p.m.-TOPS meeting, held at Mt. Olive Baptist Church. located
three miles north of Bonifay on Hwy. 79.
8 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, held at New Hope Vol-
unteer Fire Station, located on Highway 2 in Holmes County.
8 p.m.-Narcotics Anonymous meeting, held at Blessed Trinity
Catholic Church in Bonifay.
THIRD THURSDAY
7:30 a.m.-Washington County Chamber of Commerce
breakfast.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.-Holmes County Library open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Vernon Library open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Chipley Library open. .
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Holmes Council on Aging provides hot meals
and socialization.
10:30-11 a.m.-Chipley Library preschool storytime.
11 a.m.-Washington Council on Aging (located in Chi pley) senior
lunches. for reservations call 638-6217, donations accepted.
1 p.m.-6 p.m.-Wausau Library open.
2 p.m.- Hospice of the Emerald Coast grief support group. held at
Jackson County Public Library, 2929 Green Street. Marianna.
3 p.m.-Vernon Garden Club meeting.
6 p.m.-TOPS meeting, held at Mt. Olive Baptist Church, located
three miles north of Bonifay on Hwy. 79.
8 p.m.-Narcotics Anonymous meeting, held at Blessed Trinity
Catholic Church in Bonifay.
8 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, held at New Hope Vol-
unteer Fire Station, located on Highway 2 in Holmes County.
THitiD FRIDAY
W 8 8a.i.-5 p.in.-Holmes, iountaLirary open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Vernon Library open.
9:30 a.m.-6 p.m.-Chipley Library open.
10 a.m.-5 p.m.-Wausau Library open.
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Homes Council on Aging provides bingo, ex-
ercise. games, activities, hot meals and socialization.
10:30-11 a.m.-Wausau Library preschool storytime.
S1 a.m.-Washington Council on Aging (located in Chipley) senior
lunches. for reservations call 638-6217, donations accepted.
7 p.m. Slocomb VFW dance until 10 p.m. Music by the
Country Boys. Admission $3; Children 12 and under free with
parents. No smoking or' alcohol. Door prizes and 50/50 give-
aways. Refreshments available.
8 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous open meeting, held at Presby-
terian Church in Chipley.
THIRD SATURDAY
CLOSED: Wausau Library.

8 a.m.-12 noon-Holmes County Library open.
9 a.m.-12 noon-Vernon Library open.
9 a.m.-12 noon-Chipley Library open.
7-10 p.m. Geneva Senior Citizens Dance at Geneva Com-,
munity Center, North Iris St.. every Saturday for those 21 and
older,, country music by the Flat County Band. Admission is $4,
50-50 gi ve-a\\ ay, refreshments, no smoking or alcohol.
8. p.mn-Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, held at Bethlehem
Masonic Lodge, located on Hwy. 177 in Holmes County.,
THIRD SUNDAY
8 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous meeting., held in the board room
at Graceville Hospital in Graceville.
4-6 p.m.-Conversational English classes for internationals., held,
at Shiloh Baptist Church. Contact church office. 638-1014 or
Karma Cook. 638-8418.

THIRD MONDAY
CLOSED: Holmes County Library, Wausau Library, Vernon
Library.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Chipley Library open.
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Holmes Council on Aging provides bingo,
exercise, games, activities, hot meals and socialization.
11 a.m.-Washington Council on Aging (located in Chipley) senior

lunches, for reservations call 638-6217, donations accepted.
6 p.m 7:30 p.m.-Salvation Army Domestic Violence and
Rape Crisis Program (SADVP) will be hosting a. domestic
violence support group each Monday. The meeting will be
held at the SADVP Rural Outreach office at 1461 S. Railroad
Avenue, apartment one, in Chipley. Call Emma or Jess at 415-
5999.
6:30-8:30 p.m.-Conversational English classes for internation.
als, held at Shiloh Baptist Church. Contact church office, 638-1014
or Karma Cook, 638-8418.
7 p.m.-Esther Masonic Lodge #144, Bonifay.
8 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, held at Blessed Trinity
Catholic Church, located on Hwy. 177A, Bonifa).
THIRD TUESDAY
8 a.m.-5 p.m.-Holmes County Library open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Vernon Library open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Chipley Library open.
9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.-Wausau Library open.
11 a.m.-Washington Council on Aging (located in Chipley) senior
lunches, for reserve nations call 638-6217, donations accepted.
6 p.m.-Holmes County School Board meeting.
8 p.m,-Narcotics Anonymous meeting, held at Blessed Trinity
Catholic Church in Bonifay.

2B, Washington County News/Holmes County Times-Advertiser, Wednesday, December 13, 2006

Mcintosh 75th anniversary
Fred Mcintosh and Annie Ruth Smith were joined to-
gether in holy matrimony Dec. 25. 1931.
The Mcintosh family cordially invite you to a recep-
tion honoring them on their 75th wedding anniversary.
The reception will be held at the Bethel Baptist Church
Fellowship hall at 1349 Hwy 173, Sunday. Dec. 17. from
2-4 p.m. Bring no presents just your presence.

Mary Miller celebrates 80th birthday
Mary Miller of Wausau celebrated her 80th birthday
Dec. 5. She was very surprised \\hen more than 65 of
her friends and family joined her for lunch on Saturday,
Dec. 2. Mary, on left. \\ith grandson Brandon and sister
Pauline Napier who came from Phenix City, Ala.

McCorvey-Bateman wedding
Annie Lee McCorvey and Terry Bateman were united
in marriage on December .4 at a local restaurant. Michael
Goodson performed the double-ring ceremony. A recep-
tion followed.
Annie is the daughter of Willie and Cristina McCorvey
of Bonifay. She is a 2002 graduate of Holmes County
High School. She wore a white satin veil, the goxwn was
white satin with satin roses on the bodice and lining the
entire four and a-half-foot train. Her bouquet was white
roses and carnations. Jamie Wilmot %\as maid of honor
and Alisha Kersey was flower girl.
Sean Wilmot served as best man.
The couple will enjoy a wedding trip to Orlando.

Lupus support group meets
Lupus Support Group meetings are held on the third
Saturday of each month at 306 Pelham Road in Ft. Wal-
ton Beach. The next meeting will be Dec. 16 at 2 p.m.
These support groups are sponsored and conducted by
Lupus Support Network The network provides educa-
tion, support and assistance to those affected by Lupus
and other autoimmune diseases. There is no charge for
the meetings and everyone is welcome.
Every month the gioup discusses different aspects of
the disease with speakers on various subjects at differ-
'ent times during the year. Time is allotted during each
meeting for participants to discuss their personal issues
in living with lupus.
Printed materials are available at the meetings. Cur-
rently, Lupus Support Network has over 50 brochures on
the various aspects of the disease. All are offered free of
charge. For more information please call Lupus Support

Dee-Culley wedding
Debra Dee and Howard Culley were united in mar-
riage on Saturday. Nov. 11 at Pleasant Grove Primitive
Baptist Church in Ozark. Ala. with the Rev. Don Mills
officiating.
Her father, James Dee and her son Patrick Dee gave
the bride in marriage. The bridal party included Diane
Lemanski. sister of the bride: Kelly Burnham daughter
of the bride: and Jena Proctor. daughter of the groom
and Stacey Nixon friend of the bride. Groomsmen were
Bobby and Larry Smith cousins of the groom. Tony Cul.
ley, son of the groom and Keith Culley son of the groom
The couple will reside in Taylor, Ala.

USDA disaster programs Network at 1-800-458-8211.
Kevin L. Kelley, state executive director for the
USDA's Farm Service Agency (FSA) in Florida, recently Insurance special session
afriounced lght-new 'ditat r' -aVirtato help fa ers'"W 6le harlie Crish House Speaker .Marco
and ranchers Vdio,-suffered,-losea due to-Hurricanrs-law -sR~ l]i-rd -St-rnate-President Ken Pruitt recently an-
trina. Qphelia Rita or Wilma in 2005. Sign-up begins nounced an insurance special session would begin Janu-
Dec. 11, for six of the programs. In Florida 37 coun- ary 16. 2007.
ties are eligible for assistance as a result of the damage
caused by Hurricanes Katrina and Wilma. j -
The Emergency Agricultural Disaster Assistance Act
of 2006 (the Act), enacted in June 2006, authorizes ,. r -
the eight programs. Under the Act. USDA's Commniod- '''
ity Credit Corporation (CCC) will provide payments to -.
eligible producers in certain counties of Alabama. Ar-
. ansas, Flbrida. Louisiana. Mississippi, North Carolina.
South Carolina. Tennessee and Texas. The Farm Service
Agency will administer the funds on behalf of CCC.
Eligible counties include Holmes and Washington SpqIe Goqd Thur
counties. Program fact sheets include the list of eligible
counties. as well as program details, and can be found
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Wright 50th anniversary
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Wednesday, December 13,2006, Washington County News/Holmes County Times-Advertiser, 3B

lzayah Anthony
Eldridge
. Izayah Anthony El-
dridge had his first birthday
Nov. 15. He celebrated Nov.
19, with family and friends
with a Fall Harvest Theme
Party. Izayah's parents are
Brandon and Amanda El-
dridge of Marianna.
He is the grandson of
Joe and Dianne Hardy of
Bonifay, Debra Eldridge
of Westville and Jerry and
Brenda Eldridge of Pros-
perity.
He is the great-grandson
of Thelma Garrett and the
late Jim Garrett and the
late W.O. (Bill) and Kres-

tine Hardy, all of Bonifay,
Dallas and Clara Brooks
of Westville and Grace and
the late Lee Eldridge of
Prosperity.

McKenzier
Rpbecca Taylor
McKenzier Rebecca
Taylor was one year old
Nov. 1. She celebrated
with family and friends
Nov. 11 at her home.
McKenzie is 'the daugh-
ter of Will "Tonka" and
JeniLee Taylor of Chipley.
She is the granddaughter of
Alfred and Becky Guettler
of Chipley and Nicole
French of Dothan. Ala.
Her great-grandparents
are Richard and Margret
Kent of Chipley, Bob Goss
of Panama City and Janet
Marlow of Dothan.

Moore-Tomlin wedding

S Trinity James Moore
and Wanda Tomlin were
united in holy matrimony
Sept. 30. at Casmel As-
sembly of God. The Rev.
Tommy Moore, offici-
ated at the ceremony in the
presence of God, family
and friends.
Trinity is the son of
Brenda Jenkins Ellis of
Bonifay, and grandson
of the late Virginia Lee
Jeidnkin'Hilary A. Je6ii .i;n
Sr., of Bonifay, and Fti.
Lauderdale. Trinity's dad.
Ronald G. Moore of De-
Funiak Springs. served as
best man.
Trinity is the grandson
of the late O.J. Moore and
Mildred Moore. Uncle
Johnny Moore and wife
Kathy. Trinity's twobroth-
ers. Michael Moore of De-
Funiak Springs and Farion
K. Ellis of Panama City,
were present.
Wanda Is the daughter

of Patricia A. Tomlin and
the late Eric J. Tomlin of
Newton, Ala. One brother
Randall B. Tomlin was
present.
Trinity and Wanda
enjoyed a honeymoon in
Gatlinburg, Tenn. They
now make their home in
Wicksburg, Ala., with son
Brandon Caleb Arwood.
Brandon gave his mother
in marriage.
..r.ijn i.s; a e ber of
Carmel Assembly of God
where his family. cousins,
and grandparents attend.

Jostyn Leigh Hall
Jostyn Leigh Hall was
one year old Dec. 1. She is
the daughter of Chris and
Stacy Hall.
The birthday girl's
grandparents are Randy
and ponna Martin.
' Jo h'!'celebrated' her-
birthday at "no6hna and"
papa's with friends and
family.

Royal Ranger
of the Year
Samuel Carroll of New
Life Fellowship Assembly
of God was in Atlanta,
Ga., recently to receive the
Royal Ranger of the Year
award for the southeast re-
gion. He also received the
Outpost No. 97, Section
No. 6, and West Florida
District Assemblies of God
Adventure Ranger of the
Year.
Boys from Alabama,
Georgia. North Carolina,
South Carolina. Florida,
Puerto Rico and the South-
eastern Spanish District
gathered for a day of test-
ing. They were evaluated
on skills in the areas of
communications. hiking.,
and archery. They also
were evaluated on eight
books of the Bible and

Ombudsmen
needed
The Panhandle Long-
Term Care Ombudsman
Council is in need of vol-
unteers to serve the resi-
dents of nursing homes, as-
sisted living facilities and
adult family care homes
in Washington and Holmes
counties. For information
call toll-free 1-888-831-
0404.

Jd-Lilmata- 2007
Tickets are now on
sale for Jazzmatazz 2007.
Jazzmatazz will be per-
formed in the Chipola The-
atre. January 11-13. 2007
at 7 p.m. nightly. Tickets
are $10 for adults and $5
for 18 and under and are
available from show choir
members, in the lobby of
the McLendon Fine Arts
Building or by phoning
Anita Shealy at 718-2277.

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Each evaluation had to
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and hands-on knowledge.
Evaluations lasted for two-
and-a-half hours and were
administered by more than
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Samual received an ex-
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the honor of Southeastern
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He is an Adventure
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towels. rugs. treats and
toys for the animals. Any.
type of donation will be
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through Saturday 7:30 a.m.
- 5:30 p.m.
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will conduct driver license Our fast clam
and vehicle inspection service is
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month of December 2006, No Problem."
on roadways in Holmes,
Jackson and Washington *
counties. urgency is well.
Recognizing the danger M A known forproviding
presented to the public by fast, efficient and fair claims
defective vehicle equip- service. That's becausewe
ment, troopers will con-
centrate efforts on vehicles repent Auto ners
with defects such as bad Insurance, who, according
brakes, worn tires and de- toanationalconsumers'
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be directed to drivers who
would violate the law. the top
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Ralph Maddox Sr., 72
Ralph Thomas Maddox
Sr. of Bonifay died Dec.
3 at Wiregrass Hospital in
Geneva, Ala. He was born
March 18, 1934, in Port St.
Joe.
Maddox was preceded
in death by his father, Wil-
liam Ralph Maddox; a
daughter, Cynthia Diane
Maddox, and granddaugth-
ter, Melissa Motley.
Survivors include his
wife, Shirley Maddox of
Bonifay; mother, Beatrice
Maddox of Panama City;
three sons and two daugh-
ters-in-law, Louis "Buddy"
Strickland of Bonifay,
Tony and Mary Strickland
of Memphis, Tenn., Tom_
and Kim Maddox of Port
St. Lucie; three daugh-
ters, Mary. Carman of
Pensacola, Debra Strick-
land of Memphis, Penny
Kirkpatrick .and husband,
David, of Niceville.; three
sisters, Ruby Muterspaugh,
Alma Bryant and husband,
Jack, all of Panama City,
Jean Beeker and husband,
Bob, of Dothan, Ala., 12
grandchildren and 14 great-
grandchildren.
Funeral was Dec. 6 at
Winterville Assenmbly of
God Church with the Rev.,
Mitch Johnson officiating.
Burial was in Stever-
son Cemetery with Peel
Funeral Home of Boiiay
directing.
Alma Butler, 91
.Alma D. Butler of
Chipley died Dec. 5, just a
few day s before her 92nd
birthday.. She was born
Dec. 12, 1914, in Chipley,
youngest child and only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Oscar Butler.
She \was the granddaugh-
ter of Mr. and Mr. Elyah N.
Dekle, one of Chipley's
founding families pnd ,
William O el h Butler, a
prominent Chipley attor-
ney in the early 1900s. An
art glass window w in First
TUnited Methodist Church
is dedicated to the memory
of her grandmother, Sarah
Adeline Butler.
Alma attended Chipley
schools and graduated
from Florida State College
for Women (now FSU).
She taught in several Flor-
ida-area schools before
becoming administrative
assistant to Congressman
Bob Sikes (D-F) and spent
34 years in the position in
Washington, D.C.
She returned to Chipley
after retiring and was very
active in many organiza-
tions Historical Society
of Chipley, DPR, Friends
of the Library, and was an
avid bridge player.
Survivors include a
nephew, Dr. William D.
Butler and wife, Brenda,
of Orange Park; a great-
nephew, \V. Brett Butler
and wife, Pamela, and
their three children, all of
Chipley.
She was a lifelong mem-
ber of. the First Baptist
Church of Chipley Where
funeral services were held
Dec. 8 with the Rev. Mi-
chael Orr officiating.
Burial was in Glenwood
Cemetery in Chipley with
Brown Funeral Home of
Chipley directing.
Rufus Bass, 86
Rufus Claud Bass
of Noma died Dec. 5 at
Southeast Alabama Medi-
cal Center in Dothan.
He was born Jan. 30,
1920, to Mr. and Mrs. A.B.
Bass of Noma, and was
known as "the candy man,"

for his delicious chocolate
and peanut candies.
A veteran of World War
II, he served in the conflict
at the Belgian Bulge. He
was a farmer. A life-long
resident of Noma, he was
a member of First Baptist
Church of Esto.

Preceding him in death'
were his parents, and a
sister, Ruth Paramore of
Marianna.
Survivors include his
brother-in-law, Gene Para-
more and wife, Janice, of
Marianna; a great-aunt,
Gladys Bass of Slocomb;
one niece, Lisa Pickel-
simer and husband, Jim,
of Montgomery; a nephew,
Charles Paramore of Cot-
tondale, two great nieces,
and one nephew..
Funeral was held Dec. 8
at First Baptist Church of
Esto with the Rev. Ryan
Bugue and Jerry Newman
officiating.
Burial followed at New
Teamon Baptist Church
Cemetery with Wil-
liams Funeral Home of
Graceville in charge of ar-
rangements.
Memorials may be made
to First Baptist' Church
of Esto, P.O. Box 5111,
Bonifay, FL 32425.
Clara Hancock, 76
Clara Weeks McDuffie
Hancock of Westville
(Siweetgum Head commu-
nity) died Dec. 41. She was
born June 13, 1930, in Ge-
neva County. Ala., to the
late Joseph Bass and Celia
Danley Weeks.
She "\as a member
of Oak Grove Baptist
Church.
In addition to her parents,
she was preceded in death
by her husband, Colon
Jackson McDuffie; a son,
Joseph Wayne- McDuffie:
sister, Bertha Williams
Dye, and a brother, Louie-
Weeks.
Survivors include two
sons and daughteris-in-
law. Greg and Elizabeth
McDuffie. Dale and
DeAnn McDuffie: daugh-
ter-in-law. Florence Eliza-
beth, McDuffie: a sister.
Pall Moore of Elba. Ala..
six grandchildren, two
great-grandchildren and
extended family.
Funeral was held Dec.
7 at Oak Grove Baptist
Church with the Rev. Har-
old Thigpen officiating.
Burial followed in. the
McDuffie Cemetery with
Sorrells Funeral Home of
Geneva directing.
Charles Vannest, 87
Charles F. Vannest of,
Lynn Haven died Nov. 24,
at his home.
He was born July 9,
1919, in Coffeyville. Kan-
sas, and spent his youth
there. He spent many years
in Chicago, 11, where he
worked:in an oil refinery,
.and had been a resident of.
Lynn Haven since 1979.
He was preceded in
death by a son, Perry Van-
nest; a daughter, Linda
Farley,. and stepdaughter,
Edna L. Bullecy..
Sur6liors include his
wife of 23 years. An-
nie Lou Vannest of Lynn
Haven: stepson. James T.
Kirkland and wife. Robin,.
of Panama City; four
grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
Services were held Nov.
29 in the funeral home
chapel with the Rev. Den-
nis Hopkins officiating.
Burial followed in
Glenwood Cemetery with
Brown Funeral Home of
Chipley/directing.
Lillidn Spiker, 79
Lillian/ Ruth Spiker died
Dec. 3 at her home in
Chipley.
She was bomrn in Se-
attle, Wash., and moved
to Washington County in
1972 from Great Lakes, Ill.,

after her husband's retire-
ment.
She was a homemaker
and was Episcopal by faith.
She was a member of the
Fleet Reserve Association
and the Naval Retired Of-
ficers Association.
Preceding her in death

were her husband, Lt.
Donald Spiker, and eight
siblings.
Survivors include a son,
Ronald W. Spiker and wife,
Donna, of Shelby, N.C.; a
daughter, Darlene Bielicki
and husband Edward.
of Sunny Hills: broth-
ers-in-law, Ernest Spiker
and wife, Cpnnie. Woody
Andersoni and wife. Mary.
all of Mal'ern, Iowa; sis-
ters-in-law. Irene Finch of
Seattle, Wash.. and Betty
Davey of Escondido. Ca-
lif.; two. grandchildren,
several nieces and neph-
ews. '
,Funeral was conducted
Dec. 9 in the funeral home
chapel. Burial was in For-
est Lawn Cemetery with
Southerland Family Funer-
al Homes of Lynn Haven
directing.
Memorials may be
made to Covenant Hos-
pice. Washington County
Council on Aging, or the
Parkinson's Foundation.
Charlaine Price, 89
Charlaine Leavins Price
of Chipley died Dec. 6 at
Northwest Florida Com-
munity Hospital there. She
was born Oct. 12. 1917. in
Westville.
Price was preceded in
death by her husbands.
James W. Leavins Sr. and
Gaston Price: a brother.
Wade Dinkins. and a sister,
Bessie Chance.
Survivors include a
son and daughter-in-la\w,
James and Barbara Leavins
Jr. of Chipley: two daugh-
ters and sons-in-la\\. Ger-
aldine and Gene Harless
of Bonifay. Christine and
Jimmy Napier of Chipley:
a brother and sister-in-law.
Marion and hIa Jean Din-
kins. of Bonifay; a sister.
Nell Tew of Phenix City.
Ala.. fi\e grandchildren.
10 great-grandchildren and
five great-great-grandchil-
dren.
Funeral was Dec. 9 at
First Assembly of God
Church in Bonifay with
the Rev. John Chance of-
ficiating.
Burial was in St. John's
Free Will Baptist Church
Cemetery in Bonifay with
Peel Funeral Home direct-
ing. .
James Parrish. 63
James Alton Parrish of
Cottondale died Dec. 6 in
Dothan. Ala. He was born
in Cottondale Sept. 18,
1943, to John and Florence
Bell (Russ) Parrish.
He was of the Holiness
faith and was a member
of the Church of God of
Prophecy in Chipley.
Parrish was preceded in
death by a son. Jamie Par-
rish.
Survivors include his
wife, Barbara Parrish of
Cottondale; a daughter and
son-in-law. Vicki and Greg
Edenfield of Chipley; two
brothers. Alfred Parrish of
Houston. Texas, and Earl
Parrish of Cottondale: five
sisters, Lois Shuemake
of Austin. Texas. Evelyn
Hall and Christine Dilm-
ore, both of Cottondale.
Helen Alpin of Chipley
and Catherine Barnett of
Chattahoochee. and two
grandchildren.
Services were held Dec.
9 in the funeral home cha-
pel with the Rev. Earnest
Dupree officiating.
-Burial followed in
Glenwood Cemetery with
Brown Funeral Home of

Chipley directing.
James Hudson, 86
James Buford Hudsorn,
of Westville died Dec. 8
at Bonifay Nursing and:
Rehab Center in Bonifay.
He was a county comrmis-
sioner for eight years arid
also was on the hospital
board. He was a veteran of
the U.S. Army.
Survivors include a son,

Alvin Hudson of Westville;
four daughters, Sylvia
Glover and Shirley Best,
both of Westville, Janice
Peftis. of Wausau and Ar-
lene Stapleton of Blanco,
Texas: two sisters, Annie
Sue Grant of Dothan, Ala.,
and Thelma Underwood of
Lake Wales, 11 grandchil-
dren. 17 great-grandchil-
dren anid. four great-great-
grandchildren.
Service was held Dec.
10 in the funeral home cha-
pel w ith the Rev. Kenneth
Bradley officiating.
Burial was in Hickory
Hill Cemetery With Sims
Funeral Home of Bonifay
directing.
Darius Jackson. 33
Darius Antonio Jack-
son died Dec. 4. Jackson.
affectionately known as
Tony. was born in Mari-
anna July 14. 1973. to
Reverend Reba Sorey and
Leonard Jackson.
He was an active
member of St. Mark Af-
rican Methodist Episcopal
Church all his life. He
attended Noma Baptist
Church every Sunday and
served faithfully as Sun-
day school superintendent.
usher, and in many other
capacities.
He was a great asset at
the annual conferences as
a marshall. as well as at
church school and district
conferences.
Tony was a member of
the Esto Fire Department.
sports scorekeeper for Pop-
lar Springs High School.
and a yard beautifier.
Survivors include his
mother. Reba Sorey and
husband. Johnny. of Noma;
father Leonard Jackson of
Chipley: grandmother.
Flora Dixon of Noma:
sister and brothers. Niki
Sorey of Noma. Andre
Jackson and wife. Precious,
Ashley Sorey and %wife.
Dianne. all of Graceville:
numerous aunts, uncles.
nieces, nephews. relatives
and special friends.
Frank Beck, 71
Frank Beck of Bonifay
died Dec. 8 at Bonifay
Nursing and Rehab Center
there.
He is survived by his ex-
w'ife, Waltrauvo (Aubele).
Beck of Bonifay. Memori-
alization was by cremation
\ith Sims Funeral Home
of Bonifay in charge.
Frank Cota, 65
Frank Arthur Cota .of%
Bonifay died Nov. 4 at his.
home. He was born Dec.

26, 1940, in Keen, N.H.,
to Robert and Elizabeth
Howell Cota.
He had lived in Bonifay
for the past 28 years, mov-
ing there from Boston,
.Mass. He was of the Free
Will Baptist faith and a
member .of the Poplar
Head Free Will Baptist
Church.
Survivors include his
wife, .Geraldine Cota of
Bonifay; two sons, Patrick
Arthur Cota of Chipley
and Tony Martin Cota of
South Carolina; a daughter,
Bernice May Gaussing of
Macon, Ga.; one brother,
Donald Cota of Chipley;
mother Elizabeth Cota;
a: sister, Shirley Cota of
Phoenix, Ariz., and five
grandchildren.
Memorialization was by
cremation with Brown Fu-
neral Home of Chipley in
charge of arrangements.

Calvin Kowitz, 55
Calvin Vernon Kowitz
of Chipley passed from,
this life on Dec. 5. He was
born Oct. 13, 1951, to Ver-
non and Mary Kowitz.
Survivors include his
mother, Mary Kowitz
of Chipley; wife Connie
Kowitz of Chipley; daugh-
ter Leah Green of Mari-
anna; stepson Phillip De-
monbreum; stepdaughter

Kara Hewitt; two brothers.
Monte Kowitz and Chris
Kowitz and wife Amy, all
of Chipley; two sisters.
Connie Trawick and hus-
band Carlos, of Chipley.
and Braketta (Ketta) Rit.
zen Thaler and husband
Ken of Tallahassee, one
grandchild and 10 nieces
and nephews.
Memorial services were
held Thursday, Dec. 7
at New Life Fellowship
Church in Chipley, the Rev.
Clinton Howell officiating.
Memorialization was by
cremation.

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On Saturday. Dec.
2, Vernon High School
JROTC held their annual
Christmas Ball at the Pana-
ma City Beach Boardwalk
Beach Resort. Cadets rpet
at Vernon High School.
and were then driven to the
Ball in the "Yellow Limo",
driven by First Sergeant
Bradford.
When they arrived, the
cadets introduced them-
selves and their dates to the
Battalion Commander and
the special guest speaker
for the evening, Major
Frost-Haddock.
After being shown to
their seats, the cadets re-
mained standing for the
posting of the colors. Pri-
vate First Class Deanna
Harcus then led the cadets
in the invocation.

Immediately following.
glasses were charged, and
toasts were made. There
were five toasts: to the
President. to the Armed
Forces, to the Corps, to the
District. and to the lovely
ladies.
Following the meal.
Major Ashley Smith intro-
duced the guest speaker,
Major Frost-Haddock, and
gave a brief description of
her history. Major Frost-
Haddock gave a speech
about her life, and how
important the military has
been to her.
Afterwards, cadets
were called to the front to
receive their awards and
promotions.
The retiring of the colors
ended the formal portion of
the evening. The rest of the

All

night was filled with danc- beautiful backdrop created
ing. and pictures %with a by Cadet Julia Roberts.

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Prichard-Vandevere engagement
David and Caren Prichard of Chipley are pleased to
announce the engagement of their daughter. Christiana
DeLyn, to James Christopher Vandevere. son of Albert
and Christy Vandevere of Yazoo City. Miss.
The bride-elect is a granddaughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Lollar of Mantachie. Miss.. and Mr. and
Mrs. D.H. Prichard of Booneville, Miss. Chrissie is a
2001 graduate of Chipley High School and a 2006 magna
cum laude graduate of Mississippi State University. She
is employed in Houston. Texas. as a transportation plan.
ning engineer.
The future bridegroom is the grandson of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Monroe Vandevere Jr. and Mr. and
Mrs. James Vernon Whitaker Jr.. all of Yazoo City. Miss
Chris is a 2001 graduate of Manchester Academy and
a 2006 summa cum laude graduate of Mississippi State
University. He is employed as a development planning
engineer.
The wedding is planned for March 2007 in Chipley.

Pickin' and Grinnin'
On Saturday at 2 p.m. there will be free Pickin' and
Grinnin' jam sessions held at the Chipley Farmers' Mar
ket. located at 685 Seventh Street. This non-profit event
will be held the first and third Saturdays of each month.
Anyone who plays an instrument, or just %\ants to lis
ten w ill be welcome. For more information contact Rick
Kent at (850)638-0577.

Tri-State Community Orchestra
The Tri-State Community Orchestra w ill present their
annual Holiday Concert on Saturday. Dec. 16 at ,7:30
p.,ni, in the Dothan ,Cultural Arts Ceter. Along with, the,
orchestra will be the Emmanuel Christian. School Choi
The Wiregrass Youth Symphony Orchestra and vocal
soloists Kirk Crosby and Ann Eans Scott.
Call (334) 794-7408 for further information.

Weatherization program
Tri-County Community Council's Weatherization
Program is designed to help reduce the energy burden on
low-income residents by installing cost-effective energy
efficient measures whilee ensuring their safety. These
measures include, window, exterior door, weather strip-
ping and threshold replacement, minor floor and ceiling
repairs as \\ell as attic and waterline insulation. For more
information contact Carol Edw ards at (850) 547-3688.

Florida Re-Builds
The Chipola Regional Workforce Board has received
funding through Florida's Re-Builds program. to as-
sist companies in the construction industry, located in
Calhoun, Holmes. Jackson. Liberty and Washington
Counties with training. Florida Re-Builds is a program
launched by the Employ Florida partnership agencies.
along with the Chipola Regional Workforce Board and
the construction industry to train workers. For further
information call 850-718-0456 ext 117 or ext 114.

Missing Children Alert Program
The Missing Children Alert Program. Inc.. a non-profit
501 (C) (3) registered charity, will be conducting a fund-
raising drive in Washington County in the near future.
The program will be also conduct a free fingerprint
and photo ID session on Saturday, .Jan. 13, 2007 from
noon until 3 p.m. at McDonald's in Chipley.

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Snakes alive
Karl Studenroth of the Northwest Florida Environ-
mental Conservancy gave a presentation to Chipola
Science Education students on how to identify and
deal with poisonous snakes encountered on school
field trips. He also brought non-poisonous species
for students to learn to hold. Pictured from left, are:
Greg Granger, Liz Sims and Karl Studenroth.

All residential real.estate advertised herein Is subject to the
Federal Fair Housing Act. The Fair Housing Act makes If illegal
to advertise any preference, limitation, discrimination because
of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national
origin, or inention to make any such preference., limitation, or
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FLORIDA TURF
(850 )638-4r8'60:,
(850)415-0385. Estab-
lished 1980.
LARGE CAROUSEL
HORSE 15yrs old, very
pretty. Buyers only $300.
547-5548
STANDING PINE
TREES to give away,
easy to get at. 547-9345
evenings.
INTERTHERN FUR-
NACE (LP or natural)
used fery little for mobile
home etc .. just like new.
$100. 535-9672
OVER 10,000 LIVE
Christmas Trees to
choose from. $5, $10,
$15, $20 at Cone's
Christmas Tree Farm.
From Graceville WesI on
Hwy 2 to 173, South look
for signs. 263-4426
2002 YAMAHA GOLF
cart excellent condition
$2000. 547-9765
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
LARGE CHEST DEEP
freezer good condition
$100, 27 cubic ft. 850-
956-1224, -
SHOP CAROLYN'S
FASHIONS for Avon.
Eam money and get your
Avon 50% off. Ask me
how. Independent Avon
Representative 638-
8386
RIDING LAWNMOWER
MURRY 13hp, 40inm cut
$300. Pevey XR 696 F
PA Head 1200 Watt, 8
months old with (2)15Sin
main speakers w/stand
$1000. (850)547-9383
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
Truckload of firewood,
121b latwood, 3 boxes of
kindling delivered up to
30 miles $65. 850-547-
2215

EZ-GO GOLF CART
mint condition $2300 00.
Also older gas one too.
Yamaha 4 cy $1200.00
Runs.good 535-4121
ATTENTION DEER
HUNTERS! Ear corn for
sale $4 for 501b bag. Call
(850)258-9807
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
aged, split, delivered.
638-9224; cell 628-1109
6 FT DISC (20 pans 18"
diameter) adjustable pull.
pin, never used, stored in
barn $475. 535-9672
FIRST CLASS WIN-
NERS Red Oak Steamer
Trunks, cedar lined, 1
cedar chest, I set 10 ft
oyster longs. 638-4730
SOD SOD SOD Quality
you can depend on! 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
SNARE DRUM LIKE
new, $125. (850)548-
4796
FOR SALE METAL Job
overruns. Half price
painted and non-painied
metal. Including standing
seam: 6" max grip and
other misc metal trims.
For more information.
contact (850)547-1001

2003 HONDA GOLD-
WING 50.000 miles, sil-
ver color, CB, AM/FM ra-
dio. helmet w/speakers
included. $11,000. 638-
4251

4 CHIHUAHUA PUP-
PIES ready December
22nd. First shols and
wormed. POP. 850-547-
3475
FOUND SMALL DOG in
Chipley. Call to identity.
238-9919
JUST IN TIME for Christ-
mas Registered York-
shire Terner Puppies. For
more information call
850-547-4108

LEOLA BROCK NURS-
ERIES LLC. Plants, trees
& shrubs. Landscape
design, landscape con-
tracting. irrigation sys-
terms. 1788 White Road,
Bonifay, FL, 32425
. (Washington County)
(8,50)638 1 202;
(85(0)326-1500
POINSETTIAS FOILED
& BOWED starting at
$15. Delivery available.
Silks & plants for all oc-
casions. L&F Flowers &
Nursery. 1430 Merry
Acres Dr., Chipley. 638-
2668
FRUIT TREES $10.871
Shade & Flowering trees
also. Azaleas and other
shrubs $1.87. Yes, fall is
absolutely the best time
to plant'shrubs and trees!
All Ways Growin' Nurs-
ery, 1658 Hwy 177-A,
Bonifay, (850)547-2938.
Lic#47222563.

CHRISTMAS TREES 1991 SEDAN DEVILLE 86 CHEVY PICKUP 350 1998 Z71 ext cab, 3-
FRUIT Trees. It's that for sale. 638-1090 after motor, built, large cam, door. $9500. 263-3105
time! Our fields are open 6pm. runs good, body has evenings.
and people are choosing 93 OLDS REGENCY ex- some rust, show its age 99 F350 DUALLY
and cutting their Christ- cellent motor, body, & $1500.,OBO. 547-0929 worked. Beefed up
mas trees. We have tires. 27mpg/hwy. load- 1982GMCSIERRADie- transmission, 1000 mi,
Leyland, Cypress, ed, leather interior. Ex- sel for parts or rebuild. everything tight. 113,000
Southern Red Cedar, Vir- cellent condition. Re- Engine no good. Good mi., 7.4LPS/diesel, well
ginia Pine and Carolina duced $2695. OBO 547- condliton for age. Can be kept. Looks/runs good.
Sapphire. The Gift Shop 2091 connected to gas. $500 $11,500. (850)373-7459
has wreaths for your 1999 CADILLAC SE- firm. (850)547-2986 2003 CHEVROLET
,door, arrangements for DAN Deville, pewter/bur- 2005 CHEVY TRAIL- SILVERADO Z-71 ex-
your table and rna- gundy leather. Fully load- BLAZER ext 4x4, 8,000 cellent condition, white,
ments for your tree. O0f ed. Lifetime lire balahc- miles, tan In color, grille guard, toolbox, nerf
course, we have that ing. Trailer hitch. 41,000 loaded, LT edition, bars, bed rails, CD. cas-
special Christmas Gift. miles. Luxurious $22,500. OBO. 547- sette, 54,000 miles. 260-
We have all types of fruit $20,999. (850)547-3342 0765, 527-4246 5914; 638-7511
trees and our citrus trees or 763-6872 2000 CHEVY XTREME 2001 FORD EXPEDI-
will be here any day. Now 1979 CORVETTE S-10 stepside. auto, AM/ TION miles 86,670, fully
is:the time for planting. Eveything brand newly FMCD, cruise, radar, loaded. 638-8376
Come see us at Maphis Must see to appreciate. ground-FX, 2 extra tires. 1990 CHEVY
Tree Farm. 814 415-6820 $8000 ortrade 58,500k original miles, SILVERADO one owner
Rattlebox Rd. Chipley, for pick-up of equal sharp truck. $10,250. garage kept, 350 V8,
. FL, off Orange Hill Rd. value. 547-4527 auto, air, pwr windows
6 3 8 8 2 4 3 '86 CELEBRITY FOR FOR SALE 1999 locks, tow pkg, 127k,
www.maphistreefarm.com sale. Leather interior. F-150, low miles good condition. 850-638-
638-1645 $13,500. OBO. 100,000 0986
S93 MAZDA MX6 $1000 mile warranty. 547-5960; 2002 GMC YUKON XLT,
as is. 547-2401 547-2228 loaded, front & side
FURNITURE & 89 CHRY 5TH Avenue, 2000 HONDA ODYS- airbags, sunroof, leather,
MATTRESSES Low, 120k miles, $750. SEY EX Mini-Van, V6, third row seating, 17-21
low, low overhead guar- (850)774-8970 89,000 miles, good con- MPG. great buy $15,500.
antees low, low, low pric- 00dition, gray cloth interior, OBO. (850)326-0911 or
es. P&S Discount Furni- 2001 FORD EXPLOR- white exterior. $13,000 (850)773-2583
ture, Chipley. (Since ER white, automatic, ful- OBO. 547-0899 1994 FORD RANGER 4
1973) 850-638-4311 ly loaded, 6 CD changer FORD DULLY F350 cyl. 5 speed cold air,
running boards, custom- 96 FORD DULLY F350 cyl.. 5 speed, cold air,
B&B FURNITURE 1342 ized bra, $8000. gooseneck, brake sys- excellent condition.
N RRAve, Chipley.We (334)588-3141. cell tem, trim package, $3.500 obo. after 3p.m.,
pay cash for cleanqual- (850)418-0031 bedliner, excellent condi- 726-0193
ily furniture. 850-557- 8548lion $12,500. 535-2276 1974 CHEVY
0211 or 850-415-6866.. 2005 BURGUNDY MUS-
Ask for Pasco or Carolyn TANG leather interior, six 2005 CHEV UPLANDER CHEYENNE Super 20.
CD layer, cruise, electric 4 door, LS, ISC loaded. "a heavy duty toy hauler'
Seats & windows. Still Silverstone metallic, 350/350. recent recond,-
under factory warranty. 16.000k, paid $28.760+. tioned ground up. $8700.
$16,500.obo (850)258- sell for $19.500. cash. 773-1818. after 5pm
34MFG!!!! 2005 FORD 4428 (850)547-5524 mornings 97 DODGE 4-wheel
Focus ZX3 SE, 2 door 2005 FORD FOCUS 1996 F150 XL Extended drive, 155,000 miles,
hatchback, fully loaded, ZX3 SE, 2 door hatch- cab. bedliner, dual tanks, looks and runs great
1/2 'of factory warranty back, fully loaded;, 1/2 of 120K, good condition $6500 OBO. 263-9711
remaining, ,34mpg, factory warranty, 34mpg, $7000. 547-9396 2003 DODGE RAM w/
$12600. Call Robert or(850)638- $12,600. Carolyn 2005 JEEP WRAN- Hemi 2500. 7000+ miles,
Carolyn Berry (850)638- (850)638-4320 GLER, black 4cyl, 25K, loaded. $28,000. Must
4320 lift kit, soft top, 31" tires sell. (334)699-2382
2004 CHEVY MALIBU Uand rims. Extra clean. 2003 CHEVROLET
Classic 4 cyl, Very nice. 258-1090 SIVERADO Z-71, 4x4,
Well maintained. Red. 2002 FORD RANGER 5.3 liter V8, all power,
AM/heels.M/CD aAskingl$9560o 0 REA king Cab. step.sde,o6cd-L Jedljner,_l.ug._guard.
wheels. Asking $9560 1999 Grand Voyager changer, power windows toolbox, lires P305/70 BF
(850)547-2986 mini-van, powerwindows and doors, like new. Goodrich, Flowmaster
2005 MERCURY & locks, 120K miles, well: $11,500 (pay offt) 638- mufflers, very nice, runs
GRAND Marquis, wife's maintain. Asking $3900 3700 great, $20,995. 7793-
car, white, 29,000 mi., OBO. Tires guarantee. NISSAN PATHFINDER 1960
leather, like new. Call 773-3708 / 774- 95 XE-V6. 4-wheel 2003 CHEVY AVA-
$1 4,995. 8032 drive, automatic, security LANCHEZ-71,oneown-
638-1991 2000 SILVER DODGE system, Putham tow er,'sunroof, Bose stereo
2000 BRONZE CHEVY Dakota SLT, automatic package, CD/radio, cold w/6 disc cd, leather, new
Malibu. 55,000 miles. Magnum V6,.full power, air. $3900.obo (850)638- tires, 72,000 Hwy miles,
AC, CD player, tinted extended cab, toolbox, 2002 clean. $21,500.00 OBO
power windows, new and slide bars, $6900. 1986 FORD F150 4x4 850-260-9324
stock speakers. Like (850)535-9292 300cyl. 4-speed trans- 1989 FORD F-150 PU,
new $0143 000. Cal l49- 1999 F250 SD Ford mission 138,000 miles. 115,000 miles, runs great
1143 truck, XLT, X-cab, SWB, One owner. $1800. $2000. 535-2608
04 BUICK REGAL LS 7.3 power stroke, 1850)258-9807 99 NAVY BLUE Chevy
Bronze 3.8 liter, V6, AC, 160,000 miles, very nice, 1987 CHEVY CARGO Astro Van, $5000. OBO.
leather, cruise, AM, $14000 obo. 535-9800 van.G-20 $1000. 547- Call (850)956-2367
FM/CD, powerW/D/S, 2000DODGE2500Ram 3934 1995 EDDIE BAUER

$13,900. Evenings. Wagon V-8. PW. PL,ste- 1995 FORDAEROSTAR Ford F-150 4x4, 97,000
(850)5474096; daytime reo, dualA/C, 23,000 passenger van $1200. miles $8500 obo. Call
Janis (850)547-3651 miles. very clean, mus 547-3934 260-1678
Janis (850)547-3651 sell, make offer. 850-
1998 GRAND PRIX 6 773-7737 1993 CHEVY Z71 great CHEVY SUBURBAN 3/
cycle, 146000 miles, 1987FORD F250 4x4 hunting, truck, needs 4 Ion, Heavy Duty, tow
$4200 obo. Excellent "5 mot Runsod paint job, new'AC com-, package. 350 motor, AT,
condition, tires 5 months 1 motr. R presor, runs go.d, PS, PB. new paint, parts
old. (850)638-4987 eat1 shape. P $4000 OBO (850)527- & battery, 850-547-0448
92 CHEVY CAPRICE (850)45-6301 8401 anytime 1990 CHEVY 1/2 ton
ClassicSW. Fullyloaded, 99FORD150XLSuper FOR SALE 2001 Ford Z71, SWB, reg cab,
seats 9. $2800 OBO. Ask Cab, AT, PS, PB, toolbox, Expedition XLT. loaded, Silverado Package. New
for Karl. 547-4465 new tires.97,500 miles. 64,000 miles, $12,000. pts. $5500. Call Tetry
FOR SALE 1997 Silver Askng9000. 547-0150; 547-4830 between 6pm 547-3646. 7am-5pm
Camaro. T-Tops. 65K & 8pm only. No collect 96 F-150 loaded, $4000.
miles $10,500. 547- 1997 FORD RANGER 5- calls. 547-2401
3545 speed, runs good, good. 2002FORD EXPLORER, 96JEEP CHEROKEE
2001 MITSUBISHI starter truck. $2000. XLT, excellent condition, tion, Chi-
GALANT clean, great (850)638-7936 L' fully loaded, keyless en- excellent condition, Chi-
condition, great gas mie- 1994 CONVERSION try,,leather, dark sage pley area. Red, $3500
age, well kept. $6000. 'VAN V-6, cruise, power green 110,000 miles. firm. Call anytime
415-4098 windows, 106 k Miles 9200. Call 526- (850)260-9706
415-4098 3, windows, 106 k miles, 619(w); 638-8104(h)
1979 CAMARO motor & looks and runs good. 3619(w); 638-8104(h) 1999 ISUZU AMIGO
transmission has been 547-2180 FOR SALE 1999 Chevy Convertible, brand new
rebuilt. Body needs 79 3/4 TON Chevy4x4 V- Suburban LT; 5.7 litre, clutch, transmission,
some work. Lots of paris! 8 Granny 4 speed has leather, CD, front/rear startertimingbelts. Ask-
$1000 638-9871 alter gooseneckk hitch and AC, 153,000miles. Asking $6500. 773-5720-,
6pm new trailer brakes good ing $8950. Call 850-956- leave message
1998i BUICK REGAL cond. $3,500.00 850- 1260 F-iO FORD1998
GS, red, gray leather in- 260-9324 '1987 1 TON Chev, 42k Extended cab. Very good
terior, 4.0L3800 Series II FOR SALE TAKE up miles, ex. government, condition, low miles with
Supercharged engine, payments on 2003 Expe- $3500. (850)774-8970 condition, low (50)535-
83,000 miles, air, $7000. edition, 80K miles., well 1999 SS CHEVY Subur- 4945
(850)260-1149 kept, excellent condition, ban black, 11 of 151,
1997 CHEVROLET $14,000. phone 850- 80,000 miles. Leather,
TRUCK ext cab V6 548-5453 loaded,' custom wheels, N
220,000 miles. $4500' 1996 GMC JIMMY 4.3 $15,000 obo. 535-9800
Call 547-5062, or V6, AT, AC, PW, 4-door, ONLY $5ai
(850)527-4363 very clean, $4500. 1984 Chevrolet utility
(850)260-1612 truck, as is. Call 547- i1 r .j
1998 PONTIACTRANS- FOR SALE 1996 Ex- 3496, leave message I
seats seven, excellent leather loaded custom 99 FORD EXPEDITION A
shape inside & out, coldrims, Alpine stereo sys 1 O000 miles, excellent OE
air, loaded $4900. 547- tem, tinted windows condition. $12,000. P
9233 $11,000.547-2502 (850)579-2977 8 MDI

7 RENTAL HOUSES
Chipley. All $525,000
obo. Also, 3BR/1BA,
house & barn, 5.4 acres,
south Bonifay, $145,000
.obo. 3BR/2BA house!,
Chipley, 140x140 Iol
800ft. storage building
'$125,000 obo. 4BR/2BA
house, newly remodeled.
2nd St., Chipley, 75x100
lot, $100,000. obo. 2BF/
1'BA house, corner lot,
2nd St., Chipley,
$75,000. (850)535-2001
'ARE YOU QUALIFIEb
for a USDA Rural Devel-
opment loan or a SHIP
grant? We have,a beauL
tiful 3BR/1 BA brick home
for you. Completely reL
modeled and located o
'a landscaped lot in Chif
pley. Large backyard for
your enjoyment.
$95,000. Call 638-8360
for details.
2240 SQ FT home fo
sale. Must be moved
Make offer. Call 850-258L
8247
FOR SALE HOUSE that
must be moved, located
on Hwy 90 East in Chip!-
ley immediately! Beside
Southeastern Surveying
Please call for an apr
pointment to inspect and
make offer. 850-638-
0790
426 2ND ST Chipley.
2BR/2BA, completely re,
modeled, new electric'.
AC. plumbing, cabinets.
flooring. 1200 sq.ft. r
acres, $189.000'.
(314)346-3303, Owner
possible financing.

3BR/1BA CLEAN NEAR
Graceville, no pets.
smoke free environment
263-2748
3BR/1BA .- BRICK
BONIFAY __$5S0nir ,
638-8360
CHIPLEY 2BR/1B
HOUSE CH/A, water,
sewer, garbage included,
$550/mo., $300/dep.l.
850-814-2625 I
3BR/2BA HOUSE IN
Ponce de Leon area
Country setting $550
mo.. plus deposit. 850!-
265-3166
2BR CABIN 8 mi S Boni-
fay. No pels. 1 st mo. last
mo, rent & deposit ul
front. $400 mo. Water &
garbage furnished. 850-
326-2412; 850-535-2994
2BR/2BA IN CHIPLEY
no pets, $750/mo, firs,
last, security, references
required. CH/AI
(850)773-0046

iFORhSA

2000 FLEETWOOD MOe
BILE home, 14x48. 1BR/
1BA, appliances, includ-
ing W/D: For photos
email
donna62 @bellsouth.net
$13,000 includes stan-
'dard set-up. (850)527kL
0649 .
14X70 MOBILE HOME
,1982 Concord 3BR/2BA
needs roof & siding, inm
terror in fair shape. Mak4
offer. (850)260-5829
96 MOBILE HOME 4B R
2BA w/1+acre (20acre*
available) 36x40 awning
14x24 deck, 12x20 frontI
porch. $125,000 obo.
535-2001

NY DOWN.

ES YOU IN!

NEW 3 Bedroom 2 Bath :IQWOUAGGE
Home In Sunny Hills. ,W,,SWyT-

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5329 Hwv. 77, Chiplo, FL
(2 Miles South of SuOny Eills Entrance)
(850) 773-0095 or 773-0098

GRACELAND MANOR
APARTMENTS Rental
assistance on 1,;2 & 43
BR. HC & non-HC acces-
sible apartments. Call
850-263-4464, TDD/TTY
711. 5445 BirowrS4tret,
Graceville, FL.. Equal
Housing Opportunity.
1 BEDROOM APART-
MENT for rent in Bonilay
downtown $450 a month
including water, sewer,
and garbage pickup.
HUD approved. Please
call 850-547-3530.
FOR RENT SLEEPY
Hollow Apartments. HUD
not accepted. 850-638-
7128

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NORTHESTmijLORID

-HOEMCENTER
3393Hw 0EasBi

547-5070S.1

"BEST PRICES AROUND"
NEW 07 GENERAL
28x64, 3BR/2BA
Stone Fireplace, Cabinet Doors All Wood,
Insulated Windows, Glamour Bath, Overhead
Ducts, Tongue & Groove Plywood Floors,
Heat Pump. Financing Available.
54,9-00

2007 HOMES OF MERIT
28x60, 3BR/2BA
Sheetrock Finished Walls, Overhead Vents,
Plywood Floors, Insulated Windows, Deluxe
Kitchen, Knokked-down Textured Ceilings
4-1/12 Roof Pitch, 8'Sidewalls.
Reduced $ O 7O0

"NW HOME"
24X56
3BR/2BA
$49,900

9 Peah State28i52, 31,2 $32,900

99 Fleetwood28141,3'BR,2BA. ........... .. $32,900
SOakood 16x0,3BR .BA .......... 24,900

99 PeachRState2ax70,51BR,3 BA........ $39,900
99 Hoes ofM t24x60,3BR,2BA.$36,90007,
)8Horton2k856,3B118R,,2BA. ...s.......e $34,90000

All Home Include oMri.eS Up,N AC, Steps, Plumbing & Skirting
I S. *. .. S^^^^
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CAROLE CANNON REALTY
2229 Jim Bush Rda Bonifa, FL
(8501547-4784 Cell 850 951-5682
Carole Cannon, Broker
190 ft. frontage, w. 79 possible commercial location,
Reduced to $28,500 @ City Lot zoned manufactured/
mobile homes, city utilities, reduced to $19,750.
2.5 acres+- with over 400 ft. of paved frontage
$21,900 Brown brick beauty, 3/2 on 3.43 acres,
paved road, new cabinets, newer appliances, metal roof,
outbldgs. $169,900 120 acres +. with 90 acs. of 17
yr. old pines, great investment $510,000 Beautiful
custom 3/2 golf course home, newly built, Reduced
$220,000 60 acres wooded hunting tract, creek,
small pond, private, loaded with wildlife $180,000
www.carolecannonrealty.com

ErTTIES COUNTRY REALTY
i Td-' e BETTIE L. SLAY, BROKER
)Country (Florida & Alabama)
205 E. North Ave., Bonifay, Florida 32425
(850) 547-3510

PASTURE FENCED, BARN, MH REDUCED *419,000-60 ACRES
$199,900 10 ACRES REDUCED $65,000 46+ AC PAS-
TURE, BARN, CABIN, POND $322,000 8 ACRES & MOBILE HOME
PARK $189,900 19.5 ACRES FRONTAGE 2 SIDES $120,000--
28 ACRES $168,000 2 ACRES HWY. 77 SUNNY HILLS $225,000
--74ACLAND3BR2BADWMH$4,000--2SAC 2 BRHO 1 BRAPT.
GARAGE, OUTBUILDINGS $249,900-N1CE 3 BR, 2 BA ON LOT BONIFAY
REDUCED $82,900- 2 ACRES 1-10 MARIANNA $39,900 -- 10 ACRES
WELL, SEPTIC, BARN, OLD MOBILE HOME 79,900-30 ACRES WIT
CREEK $180,000 B ACRES 4 BR 3 BA BRICK HOME CHIPLEY AREA
$165,i00 LOT DWL GOLF COURSE $8,900-3 BR, 2 BA RIVER RE-
TREAT, BRISTOL $6,9000-- ACRES, WELL, SEPTIC, HWY.FRONT$80,000
10 AC 4 BR 2 BA HOME SHEDS $140,000-20 AC NEW 3 BR 2 BA
HOME PASTURE $275,000.-30 AC 2 NEWER HOMES PASTURE $419,000
WE GET RESULTS NATIONAL MLS
4,n S gI 4 iOi"ilMNC 11

TRUCKS &
UTILITY I

TRUCKS &
UTI-LITY I

2BR/2BA TRAILER NO
pets, ,1 North "of
Greenhead. trash & wa-
ter included. $540/mo.,
$500/dep., (850)441.-
0214: -
EXTRA NICE 2BR/1BA
mobile home on Corbin
Rd. near Sapp Commu-
nity Church. I furnish
water, garbage, change
filters once a month, ex-
terminate once a month,
mow grass in summer
months;. Front & rear
porches. Please call
638-1911 or 326-0044.
Sorry, no pets. :
MOBILE HOME FOR
rent, furnished or unfur-
nished. No pets. '$400/
mo., plus utilities and,
deposit. (850)773-2081
2BR MOBILE HOME 7
miles south bf Chipley,
big yard, newly r6deco-
rated. $375/rent., $300/
deposit. No pets. 638-
8386. 527-4204
3BR/2BA MOBILE
HOME Esto area; $450/
mo. Tn-County Realty.
(850)547-4480
3 BEDROOM 2 bath
mobile home in mobile
home park, $450 with
$400 deposit, 3BR/1BA,
mobile home, $425/mo:
$400/dep. :.near Boni-
fay Elementary School,
town & recreational area.
547-3746
BONIFAY 5TH WHEEL
in clean mobile home
park. Rent $350/month,,
security deposit $350.
850-547-4234
MOBILE HOMES FOR
rent in Cottondale on
Sapp Rd, 8 n[i.east of
,Chiple j3j 24& 2/2 avail-
able. Total electric. 258-
4868; 209-8847

TRI.-COUNTY
REALTY
1103 S.Waukesha SL,
Bonifay,FL '
(85o)547.448o

Experienced
Trained Agents

John ford.....547-2737
Doug Bus....547-5457
James Wilson. 773-3655
(SUNNY HILLS)
Ma Coleman 547-3181
Andrea Lewis.. 547-5095
StephanieBradley 956-3040

Free Market Analysis

EXECUTIVE OFFICE
SPACE for rent down-
town Chipley, 638-1918
MP ENTERPRISES
LAND Sale & Finance. 5
acres or more lor houses
only. wooded & pasture.
3 miles South of Chipley.
* Highway 77, Gainer Rd.,
IHouston Rd., Duncan
Community Rd., Buddy
Rd., (4) live acres (8) ten
acres (5) eight acres.
Owner financing or cash.
Low down payment, low
monthly payments. Call
Milton Peel for informa-
tion 850-638-1858
HOWELL REALTY 850-
836-8833 "2 'A' large
oaks, septic, power,
paved road frontage.
$ 3 5 0 0 0 .
flalhelasttrontier.com,
FIVE (8) ACRE tracts
Hwy 77 South, 4 miles
Bedie Road. Call Milton
.for information. 638-
1858 .
HOWELL REALTY 850-
836-8833 24AC MOL,
commercial 1600+ft on
Hwy 90 in city limits ot
PDL, city water & sewer
available $275,000.

HOWELL REALTY 850-
.836-8833 2 AC large
oaks, septic, power,
paved road frontage.
$ 3 5 0 0 0.
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pI E YD L S IaceEnD Sitne .~ ~iuu

* 10 acre horse ranch,
most pasture, with DW
& singlewlde MH In
Bay County. Fenced &
cross-fenced..i3M,

* 9.5 acres In N.E.
Holmes Co., just 1/4
mile from Hwy. 2. Large
trees, private, new
drive......ONLY $52.2501
PRISCILLA "CISSY"
FAISON, BROKER
Cell: 850-768-0320
VERNON ANDERSON
Cell: 850-819-4107
CHAD FAISON
Cell: 850-768-0321

ANGEL ACADEMY LLC
located at 1257 South
Blvd., Cnipley now ac-
cepting applications for
2, 3, & 4 year olds that
are polly learned and
ready for a unique learn-
ing experience. Certified
teachers with BA/BS De-
grees in Early Childhood
through six grade are
highly qualified to pre-
pare your child educa-
tionally and socially. Call
for more information.
628-2758. M-F, 8am-
5pm.
ABUSE HOTLINE LOT-
TERY The gamble starts
when you call Sharon
#5048 or Kelly #5166.
and tell them that childs
life has been threatened.
They will look into their
crystal ball to see if out
of the thousands of calls,
this child is a winner. If
so, tney will turn it over
to a psychasthena sooth-
sayer at DCF Bonifay! If
ain't over until the fal lady
sings? Dick Walton 547-
1493
PROFESSIONAL
SANTA CLAUS avail-
able for all of your holi-
day needs whether it is
for a large group or a
small intimate home
gathering. Make your
,holidays merpqrable with
a visitfrom- folly Old
Saint Nick & Mrs. Santa
Claus For more intor-
marion or booking call
850-773-7715

FRIDAY DECEMBER
15, 2006 and Saturday,
December 16, 2006,
8:00am-until. Address
830 Haley Drive. Look for
the signs.
YARD SALE... QUALI-
TY merchandise. Christ-
mas decorations, gifts,
and much more! Satur-
day 9-2. Highway 277
below Shiloh Baplist
Church (one mile) see
signs. Proceeds go to
Missionary work.
SATURDAY ONLY
YARD sale 8am-until?
Lots of baby items,child-
rens clothes and more.
Bonilay Villas Sand Path
Rd
YARD SALE 1351 Cole-
man Ave., near Kate
Smith School. Chipley.
Fri & Sal., 9am-4pm.
Sago Palms, gih plants,
decors, pot covers 1/2
price yard cemetery
Mary, angels. Healer, TV,
dinette chairs, leans,.
cnandeliers, lamps.
household, blankets,
holiday clothes, shoes,.
jewelry, asset. baskets.
Gihs for Christmasl
HUGE YARD SALE Dec.
14, 15, 16. Smith's
Crossroad. Hwy 79, 8
miles North of Bonday.
Too much to list, ya'll
:come..' .:. :, .
HOUSEHOLD GA-
RAGE SALE 9am til
3pm. Dec. 15 Ihru Dec.
17, 2006. Expensive
frame artwork Jack De-
loney, plants, Chrislmas
decorations, kitchen-
ware; yard cart, toolbox-
es, collectibles, electron-
ics, good wornens
'clothes small size 6, 8,
10. 1296 Laney Road,
Chipley. '

EVERY THURSDAY.
NIGHT Marianna Goat
and Sheep Auction,
5pm. Misc.,. goal's.
sheep, chickens, ducks,
guineas. Auction Drive,
'Marianna. (850)535-
4006; cell 258-5209.
Jerry Johnson iAU362

EGG COLLECTOR
MUST be in good health,
reliable & experienced.
850-956-1224

FARM OR PASTURE
f land for cattle. Any size
I in the Vernon, Chipley,
48 ILINSft .Holmes County area.
Call after 6pm. 535-4602
IS NOW HIRING WANTED AND DES-
OUALIFIED PERATELY needed for
the winter months ahead.
FRAMERS Old blankets, towels,
AND rugs, treats and toys for
the animals at the local
METAL animal shelter in Chipley.
WORKERS Any type of donations for
WORKERS the dogs, cats, puppies
Excellent Benefits and kittens would be
including BGBS& 401 K greatly appreciated. Any
SMUST APPLY IN donation however great
PERSON At 7:00 AM or small can be dropped
off at The Grooming
BETTER BUILT Shop 707 7th St., next to
BUILDINGS Wrendee's Cafe in Chi-
1284 Jackson Ave. pley. Drop off times Tues-
'Chii soFL day thru Saturday bet-
Chipley, L ween 7:30am to 5:30pm.
ARC WASHINGTON Any questions call 850-
HOLMES Counties, Inc 238-9919
has an opening for Sup- 1 -
ported Living Coach. 3SERICE
Benefits available. Oual-
ifications- Four year de- Wesley Hall Roofing
gree in one of the follow- LLC. All types roofing &
ing;, Education, Busi-
ness, Nursing, Social par. Metal roofs & tear
Science BehavoralSc roofs, new roofs & tear
Science. Behavioral Si- offtis. We do it alli 638-
ence or Rehabilitation
Science. In lieu of de- 8335 415-5540
gree, experience in Llc#RC0066513
above fields or working OAK FIREWOOD,
with persons with devel- TREE Work & Brush
opmental disabilities can Clean Up. 263-0708
be submitted on a year
foryearbasis. Only quali- CLEANING SERVICES
flied applicants need ap- RESIDENTIAL or com-
ply. Valid Florida Drivers mercial. Will also do
license required. Drug small painting jobs.
and background screen- (850)773-2081
ing. performed. Apply in TRINITY HORSE FARM
person at One Stop Ca- horse boarding, good
reer Center, 757 Hoy pastures, run-in sheds.
Street, Chipley. Closing pastures, run-in sheds.
Date: December 31, Chipley, FL.
2006. EOE/DFWP www trlnityhorsefarm.com
850-638-1082
SPORTS/GENERAL
ASSIGNMENT Reporter QUALITY CLEANING
needed. Photo and corn- AT reasonable rates. Call
puter skills, job experi- Heavenly Helpers Clean-
ence necessary. Imme- ing Service. 579-4402;
diate opening. Apply in 209-1943; 547-5041;
person, Washington Serving Holmes, Wash-
County News. No phone ington & Jackson Coun-
calls. Drug free work- ties
place, EOE.
SEE JANE WORKIII
WANT AN OPPORTU- Star quality cleaning.
NITY with a growing Customized service.
company? Want to workMaking your business
hard and be rewarded or Making your business,
it? Reed Concrete & home or condo ready to
Construction, Inc., in rent, move in or sell. Get
SBonitay would like to talk a house facial for the holi-
with you. 850-547-5767 days (deep cleaned &
ARC WASHINGTON sparkling shine) 850-
HOLMES Counties. Inc 547-5474
has an opening for Hu- SEWING MACHINE &
man Resource Profes- Vacuum Cleaner Repair,
sional. Benefits Avail- guaranteed service onall
able. Qualifications: High makes & models. Free
School Diploma. Two estimates. Western Auto,
years experience work- 216 N. Waukesha, Boni-
Ing inhuman resources., fay 547-3910 -
College eaucatLon.may
substitute lfr experience. FURNITURE REPAIR
Must be proficient in Mi- and Finishing 46 years
crosoft Word and Micro- experience. 638-2300
soft Excel. Bookkeeping FOR RENT first in Chip-
experience a plus. Valid y, Mini Warehouses. If
Florida Drivers License ley, Mini Warehouses. If
Required. Drug and youdon't have the room,
Background Screening "We Do" Lamar
Performed. Apply in per- Townsend 850-638-
son at One Stop Career 4539. north of
Center, 757 Hoyt Street, Townsends.
Cnpley. Closing Date: PANHANDLE LAWN
December 31, 2006. SERVICE Quality work,
EOE/DFWP affordable prices. Senior
DOCTORS MEMORIAL Citizen Discount. Free
HOSPITAL in Bonitay, Estimates 956-5070 or
Florida has an opening 956-4758
available in the Business
Office for the position of DEEP CLEAN YOUR
Insurance Billing Clerk. home for the holidays.
This position will be for Ask for Wanda. 638-
the hours of 8:00am to 9224 or 850-628-1109
4:30pm, Monday thru Fri- J&j CABINET shop. For
day This position re- all your kitchen cabinets
quires a high school di- & house repair needs.
ploma or equivalent, with Call James S. Howell.
at least 1 year experin-
ence in medical billing in (850)535-2839;
Commercial insurance (850)260-1619
and Blue Cross Blue C&C BOOKKEEPING &
Shield. Experience in Tax Service. Open 5
Medicare and Medicaid days a week. 8am to
billing is a plus. We pre- 5pm. Call 850-638-1483
fer hospital billing over
physician office Dilling. If WILL SIT with elderly,
you are qualified and light housekeeping,
wish to apply for this po- cooking, errands, etc...
sition please send your 263-3802: cell 352-226-
resume to Christy Booth 0174
at PO Box 188 Bonitay, HEADLINERS &
FL 32425. Doctors VINYLTopsMobileUnit.
Memorial Hospital is a YL Tpsoblend
Drug Free Workplace... I do the work at your
EOE hor e or wokplace. Rea-
sonable rates on new vi-
ESTABLISHED COM- nyltopsand auto carpet-
PANY SEEKING experi- ing. Free estimates. Call
enced Real Estate g
Agent. Many opportuni- anytime, leavemessage.
ties available. Call Lisa (850)638-7351
Thompson at Direct Re- ADAMS TREE SERV"
aity 850-819-7386 ICE LLC. Tree removal,
AVON REPRESENTA- trimmings & running.
TIVESINEEDEDinBoni- Bobcat services. Free
fay, Chipley, Graceville, estimates Fully insured,,
Wausau,. 'Vernon, 20 yrs experience.
Caryville, and Ponce de (850)547-5001
Leon. Ask about mini-kit. MINI STORAGE IN Chi-
Phone 850-547-1640. N STORAGE IN Chi-
Dwayne Atkins ISR. pley. All sizes for rent. We
furnish the lock.
METAL ROOFING (850)326-2399
COMPANY in need of C85 C)N2TRUCT9
Supervisors, Journey- C&C CONSTRUCTION
men, Foremen. Top pay Specializing in Architec-
depending on exper- tural Standing Seam
ence. Call 547-1001 Metal Roofing. Installa-

EXPERIENCED COOK tion and repair on Com-
NEEDED to prepare mercial and Residential.
mealstor40-100 people. A 5 year warranty on-
Apply in person, Tues- workmanship. Also pro-
Sun. between 2:30pm- viding Sland.ng Seam
6:00pm at Bingo King, Metal to contractors and.
1377 Brickyard Rd., Chi- metal for do it yourself
pley. projects. Call 547-1001.
License #CCC1327331.
HOME MAINTENANCE
BATHROOMS, decks,
WANTED TO BUY an- windows, doors, and'
tiques, collectibles, gold, wood fencing. Really, no
silver, dinnerware, collec- job too small. J&M Fam-
tions, paintings, call Al ily Renovations. 535-
Schmidt 850-638-7304 7446

Auctions

IRS public auction!!! 10 beautiful wooded
acres in Gainesville horse country. Sale 12/18/
2006, 11 a.m. in Gainesville, FL. Visit
wvww.irssales.gov or call (850)445-4625,
(Gary) for info.

Building Supplies

METAL ROOFING SAVE $$$ Buy Direct
From Manufacturer. 20 colors in stock with
all Accessories. Quick turn around! Delivery:
Available (352)498-0778 Toll Free (888)393-
0335..

Business Opportunities

NEW YEAR. NEW YOU! What if you could
start your own business today for only $29?
Visit www.dpaschal.myarbonne.com and I'll
introduce you to the Arbonne Opportunity!

ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE Do you earn
$800/day? 30 Machines, Free CandyAll for
$9,995. .(888)629-9968 B02000033. CALL
US: We will not be undersold!

Financial

CASH NOW FOR FUTURE PAYMENTS!
We will buy your Annuity, Structured Settle-
ment. Lottery or Owner Held Mortgage Note.
Call R&P Capital Resources Inc. (800)338-
5815.

Help Wanted

$2,900 WEEKLY GUARANTEED! Address
letters for holiday cash. No experience neces-
sary. Free information. Start immediately!
Write: A&G Publications, 2370-G Hillcresti
Rd. #147-H, Mobile, AL 36695.

Driver ASAP 36-43cpm/$1,20pm + Sign On
Bonus $0 Lease NEW Trucks CDL-A + 3 mos
OTR (800)635-8669.

Post Office Now Hiring. Avg. Pay $20/hour
or $57K annually including Federal Benefits
and OT. (800)709-9754 USWA Ref #P5799
Exam/Fee Req.

Earn Up to $550 WEEKLY Working through
the government PT No Experience. Call To-
day!! (800)488-2921 Ask for Department W21.

DATA ENTRY! Work From Anywhere. Flex-
ible Hours. Personal Computer Required. Ex-
cellent Career Opportunity. Serious Inquiries
Only (800)344-9636 Ext. 700.
S ,,r r, r ,, r -,',, a ,-- -1 ,- '
Driver-BYNUM TRANSPORT needs quali-
fied drivers for Central Florida- Local & Na-
tional OTR positions. Food grade tanker, no
hazmat, no pumps, great benefits, competitive
pay & new equipment. (866)GO-BYNUM.
Need 2 years experience.

OTR drivers deserve more pay and more
sometime! $.38/mL- 1 year experience. More
experience makes more! Home weekends! Run
our Florida Region! Heartland Express
(800)441-4953 www.heartlandexpress.com.

Homes For Sale

PALM HARBOR Factory Liquidation Sale.
2006 Models Must Go! Modular, Mobile &
Stilt Homes. 0% DOWN When You Own Your
Own Land!! Call for FREE Color Brochure.
(800)622-2832.

Instruction

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR TRAIN-
ING FOR EMPLOYMENT: Bulldozers, Back-
hoes. Loaders., Dump Trucks, Graders, Scrap-
ers. Excavators; National Certification, Job
Placement Assistance: Associated Training
Services (800)251-3274;
wwyw.equipmentoperator.com. '

AMERICA'S DRIVING ACADEMY Start
your driving career today! Offering courses in
CDL A. Low fruition fee! Many payment op-
tions! No registration fee! 1866)889-0210
info@americasdri%.ingacademy.com.

Heavy Equipment Operator CERTIFIED.
Hands on Training. Job Placement Assistance.
Call Toll Free (866)933-1575. ASSOCIATED
TRAINING SERVICES. 5177 Homosassa
Trail, Lecanto. Florida, 34461.

Land For Sale

NORTH FLORIDA LAND FOR SALE: 20-
acre Chestnut Orchard. Suwannee County; 10-
and 20-acre tracts, high & dry, Madison
County; $8,500-9,500/acre. (850i971-7208.

Medical Supplies

FREE DIABETIC SUPPLIES' MEDICARE
PATIENTS! Call Lis Toll Free (866)294-3476
and receive a FREE METER! Am-Med Qual-
ity Diabetic Supples.

Miscellaneous

DIV\ORCE$275-$350*COVERS children, etc.
Only one signature required! *Excludes govt.
fees! Call weekdays (800)462-2000. ext.600.
(8am-6pmi Alta Divorce. LLC. Established
1977.

ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE from Home.
*Medical, *Business. *Paralegal, *Computers
*Criminal Justice. Job placement assistance.
ooJmpuj4-prqi'gld, Financial Aid if qualified.
Call '"' (8661858-2121
% www.onlineTidewaterTech.com.

AIRLINES ARE HIRING Train for high pay-
ing Aviation Maintenance Career. FAA ap-
proved program. Financial aid if qualified Job

DRIVER: YOU WANT IT, WE HAVE IT!
Solo, teams, owner operators, company driv-
4ers, students, recent grads, regional, dedicated.
long haul. Van. flatbed. Must be 21. CRST
Career Center. (800)940-2778,
www.driveforcrst.com.

Driver- REGIONAL RUNS, Home Weekly or:
Temp Control. Team Xpedited ($5K sign-on
bonus), Dedicated (guaranteed miles). Solos,
Teams, CDL-A Grads. L/P, O/Os. Covenant
Transport (866)684-2519. EOE.

CLASS-A CDL DRIVERS- Now Hiring OTR
& Local Drivers- New Equipment; Great Ben-
efits; Premium Pay Package. Call Oakley
Transport. (877)882-6537.

Drivers -Car hauling career. GREAT HOME
TIME! Exceptional Pay & Benefits! Paid
Training! Min. I yr. Class-A CDL exp. req.
THE WAGGONERS TRUCKING (912)571-
9668 OR (866)413-3074.

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 401k, group medical
and dental insurance, employee stock
purchase, vacation, life and LTD
insurance, uniforms and per diem.

coMnnanty aidour iduti4 y
COMc, e1 946"
We are now hiring
-Welders
-Mechanics
-Class A CDL Drivers
-Equipment Operators
-Construction Crew Laborers
www.trawickconstruction.com

1555 South Boulevard I Chipley, Fl
850.638.0429

placement assistance. CALL ,V\'auonInLlutc.
of Maintenance (888)349-5387.

Real Estate

NORTH CAROLINA- BEAUTIFUL BLUE
RIDGE Mountain Views. 3.2 Acre Mountain
Estate. Heavily Wooded with Stream. EZ Fi-
nancing- $29,900. (800)230-6380, ext.620.

BEAUTIFUL NORTH CAROLINA. MUST
SEE BEAUTIFUL & COLORFUL FALL
FOLIAGE! WESTERN NC MOUNTAINS
Homes, Cabins, Acreage & INVESTMENTS.
Cherokee Mountain Realty GMAC Real Es-
tate, Murphy. cherokeemountainrealty.com
Call for free brochure (800)841-5868.

TENNESSEE Affordable lake & mountain
properties. Low property takes. No state in-
.come tax Four seasons- Southern hospitality.
For more info Call Lakeside Realty 1.8881291-
5253 w"w w.lakesiderealty-tn.com.

Gulf front lots $595k. Homes starting mid
$300k. New master planned ocean front com-
Imunity on beautiful Mustang Island, near Cor-
*pus Christi, TX. www.cinnamonshore.com,
(866'1891-5163.

.:North Carolina Cool Mountain Air. Views &
,Streams, Homes. Cabins & Acreage. FREE
BROCHURE (8001642-5333. Realty Of
.Murphy 317 Peachtree, St: Murphy, N.C.
.28906. v6 % w.realryofmurphy.com.

VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS Large 5 acre tract
along very wide trout stream with private el-
evated homesite. good access, view, trees,
nearby river. $59.500 (866)789-8535.

:'Coastal Georgia- New. Pre-Construction Golf
Community. Large lots & condos w/
deepwater, marsh, golf. nature views. Gated.
Golf. Fitness Center, Tennis, Trails. Docks.
$70k's- $300k. (8771266-7376
S.ww.cooperspoint.com.

WYOMING RANCH DISPERSAL 35 acres
49,900: 70 acres $89,900; 110 acres -
$132.900. Snov -capped mountain % iews. Sur-
rounded by go%'t land. Abundant wildlife.
Recreational paradise. Low taxes. EZ terms.
Call Utah Ranches, LLC. (888)541-5263.

Steel Buildings

STEEL BUILDINGS. Factory Deals. Save
$$$. 40 x 60' to 100 x 200'. Ex: 50 x 100 x 12'
= $3.60/sq ft. (800)658-2885.
w ww.rigidbuilding.com. .
.s aB'ttW ^' w .-'l.,-
BUILDING SALE..."Don-'t Miss It!" Final
Clearance. Deposit will hold till spring.
25'x40'xl2' $4800. 40"x60'xl16' $12.800.
Front end optional. Rear end included. Oth-
ers. Pioneer. (800)668-5422.

I WANTED I

HELP
WANTED

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10B, Washington County News/Holmes County Times-Advertiser, Wednesday, December 13,2006

EQIP deadline approaching
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has a conserva-
tion program that can help farmers and ranchers pay for
conservation practices that prevent erosion, improve wa-.
ter quality, and provide habitat for wildlife.
The Environmental Quality Incentives Program
(EQIP). is a key program under the 2002 Farm Bill that
provides federal cost-share funds to working farms and
ranches for conservation improvements. The 2007 EQIP
application period will remain open until December 15.
., EQIP provides incentive payments and cost-share
funds to private agricultural and livestock producers to
implement conservation practices. It promotes agricul-
tural production and environmental quality as compat-
ible goals. Like all NRCS programs. participation is vol-
untary. Application deadline for the 2007 Program Year
... is Decembe.15. The early deadline is a continuing effort
to improve fth funding process. contracts.
EQIP is qaoluntary program that is intended to yield
high quality, productive soils: clean and abundant water:
healthy plant and animal communities: clean air; an ade-
quate energy supply; and working farms and ranchlands.
For more information on the 2007 EQIP program,
contact Bob Booth or Forrest Dilmore at the Washington
County Ag-Center at: 638-1718 X3

Extension cookbook available
The Florida Extension Association of Family and Con-
sumer Sciences and the University of Florida/IFAS has
collected favorite recipes and produced a 192-page cof-
fee table cookbook containing 214 recipes highlighting
Florida Agriculture.
This book can be picked up at your local Extension of-
fice or over the internet at http://w.ww.simplyflorida.org/
The cost is $23 until Dec. 31, and $25 beginning Janu-
ary 1. 2007. Shipping and handling to anywhere in the
United States can be done for an additional $5.

Proceeds from the cookbook sales will be used to en-
dow the Mary Harrison Distinguished Extension Profes-
sional and Enhancement Award in the Family, Youth and
Community Sciences at the University of Florida. This
award allows Family and Consumer Science Extension
Agents to participate in professional development oppor-
tunities enabling them to enhance professional skills to
better serve local citizens. For more information, contact
Judy Corbus, UF/IFAS Extension-Washington and Hol-
nmes Counties at 850-638-6265 or 850-547-1108 or.

Chipola registration
Registration for the 2007 Spring semester at Chipola
College is Jan. 3 for returning students and Jan. 4 for
new students. Classes begin Jan. 5. For more informa-
tion. call the Chipola Registration Office at 718-2211, or
visit Chipola at www.chipola.edu

Medicare enrollment
Seniors will only have six weeks this year to enroll.
Last year the deadline was a six-month period.
People who fail to join the program during the en-
rollment period face an increase in co-payment by one
percent for every month they exceed the deadline. That
deadline to enroll is December 31.
For more information, or to see if you are eligible to
enroll, call or visit your local Social Security office

Kellum benefit
A donation account has been set up at the Bank of.
Bonifay. account No. 5046769 for Willie K. Kellum. Kel
lum has brain cancer and does not have any insurance.
Nancy, his wife, works at the Piggly Wiggly but has
had to miss a lot of work to take care of Willie.
All donations will be greatly appreciated to help this
family through this difficult time.

V-6, Automatic,
Pkg.,
#6324 VA.-8"v, Atom... rTow- Hard
Cover, 20" Wheels, #6206
MSRP $21,700 MSRP $30,344
SAVE $2,705 .JL .J. SAVE $7,349

.OW$18,995 0 0 0 0 0 ow$22,995

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TRAINING; FOR EMPLOYMENT

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Trucks, Graders. Scrapers, Excavators
-National Certification
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Swant to. hTraA & dfrince In the t's of youth, Satisfaction of making a
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Located in Tallahassee, Florida NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
Fax resumes lo 850-575-7225 or
Email resumes to lampkhnm@glrismndboystown.org Drug TesUlng/EOE

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ILA D 1C1,1 MC A( S I 'O
.'*Ai, k.':,' .EN COUNTY ,. .
WHERE HORSES ARE KING
LAND HELD FOR 50 YEARS NOW AVAILABLE
19 tracts to choose from 50 to 900 acres Open land, Timberland,
Pond.s, Miles of parked road frontage, Near 1-20
*ExCELLENT FOR DEVELOPMENT OR INVESTMENT*

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96 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 06 FORD CROWN VICTORIA LX 18,995
V,8, Leather, Power Pkg., Low, Low Miles #P2796A......... 6,995 Leather, Cruise, CD Player, Alloys #P2794........................ 18,995

02 FORD EXPLORER XLS 4 Dr. 6
V-6, Power Pkg., CD Player, #7183A ..........................$6,9 95
00 FORD MUSTANG LX
V-6, Automatic, CD Player, Alloys Wheels, #6350A ..........$7,995
01 FORD ESCAPE XLT
V-6, Automatic, Power Pkg., Alloy Wheels, #P2792A.......$8,995
03 FORD TAURUS SE
Power Pkg., Cruise, Tilt, Warranty, #7161A .................. 90 9
*05 DODGE NEON
Automatic, Super Mileage, Low Payment! #P2801 ....................9,995W
04 FORD CROWN VICTORIA LX SPORT$
Leather, Console Shift, Alloy Wheels, Sporty & Nice #6421A.$10,995
05 DODGE NEON SXT A
Power Pkg., Spoiler, Alloy Wheels P2800.................$10,9 95
05 HYUNDAI SONATA A AAA
Power Pkg., Cruise, Tilt, CD Player #P2802................9 99
04 FORD TAURUS SES A AA
Power Pkg., Cruise, Tilt, CD, Alloy Wheels, #P2728A .....9 $ 10 995
02 FORD EXPLORER EDDIE BAUER
Leather, 3rd Seat, CD Player, Alloy Wheels, #6232A..... $10,99
01 FORDSPORTRAC XLT 'A A
Power Pkg., Cruise, 1ilt, CD Player, Alloy Wheels, #7123B...$10',995
06 FORD Fn150 XL $6t 9A
V-6, Automatic, Only6K Miles, #P2799............................9W
04 FORDFi150 SUPERCAB STX C
V-8, Automatic, Alloy Wheels,Factory Warranty #P27 .............$17,99

06 JEEP WRANGLER X 4x4AAE
Air, 5-Speed, Chrome Wheels, Warranty 6237A .................9$18 995
05 MAZDA RX-8
Power Pkg., Cruise, Tilt, Auto Stick, Alloys, Sharp Car #6422A...$19,995
04 FORD SPORTRAC XLT
Power Pkg., Cruise, Tilt, CD Player, Alloy Wheels, iP2785............$19,995
06 FORD EXPLORER XLT A A
3rd Seat, Rear Air, Like New! P2797............................... 0,9965
06 FORD E250 CARGO VAN $ 2
V-8, Bins and Headers, Only4,000 Miles, Factory Warranty P2803...1,995
06 FORD F-150 XLT SUPER CREW 2 A
Power Pkg., Cruise,Tilt, CD, Step Bars, Alloys, Warranty P2793.....$ 21,995
05 FORD F-150 SUPER CREW 4x4 FX4 $23
Power Pkg., Cruise, Til, Power Slider, Alloys, #6418A.............$23,995
05 CHEVY SILVERADO LT CREW CAB $23
Leather, On Star, XM Radio, Local Trade, Fact Warr. #7199A..... $23 995
05 FORD F-150 SUPERCAB LARIAT 4x40 24
Leather, Cruise, Console Shift, CD Player, Alloys, #P2784.......$24,995
03 FORD F-350 SUPER CAB XLT 4x4 $
Diesel, Manual Transmission, Power Pkg., Cruise, Tit #P204 ......$25,995
06 FORD F-150 SUPER CREW LARIAT 4x4 AA
Leather, Fully Loaded, Must See! #7144A................$28,995
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Leather, V-6, Beautiful Car!, Low Miles, Fact. Warranty 6271A.... .O2W8;
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v.s, wome, coals, ro.comme...................832,995

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